The House continued in Committee on tlio bill until nearly two iv the morning, amendment after amendment being pro posed and rejected, bcaidos numerous mo tions to rcpoi't progress. A general fear was expressed, and not without good lea son, that the clauses of tho Bill so worded will cause endless litigation and embarrass the iclations between employer and em ploy, without conferring! any advantage on working men. Mr Sheehan, alter warmly urging Mi- Green to withdraw the Bill and introduce it in another form at some future time, proposed an addition of exemption of do mestic servants,who are specially excluded from the operation of the Bill, The amendment was lost by 27 to 12. An amendment by Colonel Trimble exempting agricultural labourers from the provisions of the Bill was carried. Ultimately, it being evident that no pro gress would be made, the adjournment was agreed to. Among the supporters of the Bill there is a feeling that it should not extend beyond tho simple affirmation of eight hours as a legal day's work, while many believe the matter i 3 one which may be safely left to tho trades themselves to deal with. An effort will still be made to secure tbe re duction of tho Bill to a simple endorsement of the eight hours system.

Legislative Council.

Wednesday,

native lavds,

In reply to »ir G. Whitmore, Mr Whitaker said the Government did not intend to alter the rule by which it wast necessary to stamp all deeds relating to the purchase of native lands beforo submission to the Frauds Commissioner. MAPS OF FOREST RESERVES. Mr Chamberlain moved, "That the Government should be directed to prepare maps and full information for the public of the forest lands in Mew Zealand."- i

The motion after debate was rejected, as Mr OLIVER said the survey maps gave all the information.

MISCARRIAGE OF MONEY.

[By Telegraph,—Special Beporter.]

WELLINGTON, Wednesday night. In the House of Representatives to-night, Mr J. Thompaon brought up a very curious case of miscarriage of money left by John Johnston, who died at Waiwera, Auckland, ten years ago. He loft from £300 to £400, also a g-acie section and a house, all of which became vosted in the public trustee. One relative who had taken charge of the children had failed to get any thing for their support, and two of them had been in the Industrial School at Dunedin. He proposed that the Public Accounts Committee should enquire Into the whole circumstances.

The Colonial Secretary, while not op posing the enquiry, said it could do no good, because tho money had been transferred in 1875 to an uncle of tbe deceased by order of the Supreme Court, the uncle giving bonds for the proper maintenance of tbo children. He did not know how that duty had been discharged, but the proper course was to apply to the judge of the Supreme Court to have the trust enforced.

Messrs Shepherd and Shrimski observed that thia case showed the danger of pressing more business on the Public Trustee, who was already overworked, ond from whose office it was impossible to get business through without delay.'

LICENSING MEETINGS.

CAMBRIDGE, this day

At a meeting of the Waitoa Licensing Committee yesterday, a license was granted to the new hotel of W. Buck, Morrinsville. A vote of residents was in favour of an in crease.

LYTTELTON, this day,

The publicans are getting up a petition to the Assembly, prajing that the hour of closing hotels be altered from 10 o'clock to the old hour, 11 o'clock.

CHRISTCHURC-T, this day.

The Sydenham Licensing Court sat to day, and as they were expressly elected to issue new licenses, there was a tremendous rush to get them. Applications were made by occupiers of seven-roomed houses, and others scarcely bigger; but the Bench, after hearing what had to be said for and against each applicant, adjourned the lot, express ing an intention of visiting every place for which a license had been asked. Several petitions were brought up, hut jn every case wero informal, and wore laid aside. The three existing bouses had their licenses renewed.

DUNEDIN, this day,

At the Bell Ward Licensing Court all the licenses were granted except in three case's. In ono, the bench refused a license to Daniel White, on the ground of appli cant's immoral character,

PANMURE.

At tho annual licensing meeting for this district, before Messrs Stewart (Chairman), Fleming, ocarrott and Cleaiy, there were three applications for licenses i—Joseph Ellis, J-lierslio Hotel; James Loomb, Panmure Hotel j E. H. Vazey, Duke jot Edinghburgb. All woro granted, the fees to be paid to, and the licenses issued by, tha treasurers of the Mount Wellington and Panmure Highway Districts. Mr Seaman acted as clerk,

ONEHUNGA^ LICENSING DISTRICT. The Licensing Meeting for the district of Onehuue-a was held in the Court-house, Onehunga, at noon yosterday, the Com missioners present being Messrs Bycroft. Robb, Jackson, aud Fleming. The chairman, Mr Blakey, being absent through sickness, Mr C. C. Fleming was appointed acting chairman. The following renewals were granted : — George Codlin, Exchange Hotel; Matthew Cullen, Victoria; Thomas Rice, Manukau ; Edward Stallatd, Prince "Albert; James Bullivan, Railway; Robert Ternahan, Hibernia,—Sergeant Greeije said that com- Dlaints had been made of the latter house being somewhat noisily kept, _ and in answer to the' chairman said that tt was correct that a young man in return ing at a late hour from this house, had oome by his death. Mr Theo. Cooper, who appeared in support of the applicant.said that nothing had been added in the verdict of the jury, reflecting on the house.—The application was granted. William Weston, Royal, granted. Martha Wplls, Royal.— Tbe report on this house, disclosed that it \yas npt in a good state of repair.—Mr Cooper explained that a pontract had been entered info for the necessary repairs, and that the work had been commenced.— Granted. The applications from E. Stal lard, J. Sullivan,and R, Ternahan,for an ex tension toTi. o'clock at night for their houses, ■was considered and refused'by the Bench, New Zealand wine licenses.' Thero were four applicants for these licenses/which wero opposed by Mr Theo. Cooper, and after consideration Refused. Mr WCaJ la»han acted as clerk . o the Commissioners.

HELENSVILLE LICENSING COURT.

(Before Messrs J. McLeod (chairman), Foster, Bjorth, and Little.) The following licenses were granted r— Thomas Deacon, Riverhead Hotel; T. W, Deacon. White Horse Hotel, Kumeu; B. Dreevin, Bridge Hotel, Kaukapakapa $ D. McClennan, Kaipara Hotel, Helensvllle; Walter Scott, Terminus Hotel, Helensvllle, In reference to the last-mentioned house, J. Parsons, station and postmaster, Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, appeared is person to oppose granting the license. On being sworn, at the request of the appli cant, he stated that last Christmas he saw a'person, whose namp he mentioned, leaye tho hotel in a state of drunkenness. 'Ihe Chairman, however, interrupted thewitness, and stated that to his knowledge the person in question landed from one of the steamers In tho same stato in which he was seen by the postmaster. The complaint by Mr Parsons being considered trivial, the license was granted.—The license fee fixed by the Commissioners Is £40, being £,15 in advanco of the previous rate.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

June 8,1882. Bank of New Zealand—Bayers, £23 10s ; Boil ers, £23 15s. . Colonial Bank-Buyers, 19s 6d South British Inauranoe Buyers, s_a Standard Inanranco-loa 9d; boyers. 15s 6a Union Insurance-22a ; buyers,,2ls 9d . Colonial Inßurance-Bnyers, 10s Auckland Gas-Hellers, £1010a • Union Sash and Door-Buyers. £8 7s 8d Bay ef Islands Coal—SeUers, £9 2s 6d Tauplri Coal-Buyers, lis .. .i Northern 8.8. Co.-Be.lerß, 11s irlsher and Co.-Buyers, lis Cd; sellers, 12s Accident Assuranoa— Buyers, _s Caledonian -sellers, 12s • BLun-nuiHlll—Buyers, 78 3d; sellers, 8s r Golden Crown- Sellers, 12s - Tokatea—Sellers, ?a ■ Queen of Bosuty-aellers. 12s Pr|noe Imperlal-Bwew. & *4

EXECUITION OF HIROKI.

(BY TELKGRAPn.—PRE.S A3SO CIATIOS),

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. Hiroki, for the murder of McLean at Moonatiaki, was executed in New Ply mouth Gaol this niorning'at 8 o'clock.

Last night the prisoner enjoyed a quiet, natural sleep, but on waking this morning, the recollection of the solemn proceedings distressed him, and he wept somewhat freely. He, however, recovered his com posure shortly afterwards, and a cheerful

dispoaition. Archdeacon Govett attended, and was engaged, for some time, in administering apiritual consolation to the condemned man, previous to his being taken to the gaolers. The scaff.lding was erected in the north east corner af the pri.on, in front of the cells where Te Whiti and Tohu were con fined,

Shortly after 8 o'clock the prisoner was brought out from his cell and pinioned in the usual manner. He ascended the scaffold with a firm step, and although hia countenance was pallid ho betrayed no other signs of emotion. He stepped forward to the spot indicated by the executioner, and stood firmly. The drop having been adjusted, and the cap put on, the last words of the burial service had scarcely been spoken whon the drop fell and Hiroki disappeared out of sight. Death was instantaneous, as scarcely a muscle was moved.

Hiroki's wife visited him a few days ago, After showing marked sympathy for her husband, she began to upbraid him for trusting in Te Whiti, and asserted that his blind trust had landed him in his present position. He could see now, when too late, that Te Whiti could not save him. It is also stated that Hiroki had a dream about a week ago, in which he imagined ho had found mutton fish, but they were only empty shells. He was deeply impressed by his dream, and stated tbat lt was an ill omen. B c said that eight days from that day ho would be executed, Archdeacon Govett has attended the prisoner, and administered spiritual consolation to him, and Hiroki appears to be fervent in his devotions.

THE OHINEMURI OUTRAGE.

AT the Police Court this morning, Pakara and Epiha, two aboriginal natives, were charged with feloniously and wilfully, and with malice aforethought, shooting at and wounding one William Francis Daldy McWilliams, with intent to kill him, at Kotokohu, on the 29th August, 1879. Mr Brown, having been sworn in to act as interpreter, translated the charga to pri soners.

Mr Sergeant-Major Pardy prosecuted, and Mr E. T. Dufaur appeared for prison ers and pleaded not guilty, His Worship : There is no necessity to plead.

Mr Dufaur : I havo been requested by the prisoners to state they d .ny the charge, Mr Pardy briefly stated the facts of the case as stated in evidence below. He then called

William Francis Williams,, also called " Daldy" McWilliaras, who deposed that he was a miner residing at Mackaytown, -Ohinemuri. Remembered the month of August, 1879. He was then engaged by Mr Fayldon to cut a survey track at Pukehange, Upper Thames. He went on the ground on the 27th of August in com pany with Mr Crump and a native named Himiona. The latter, who went to show us where to pitch camp, has since been murdered at Te Aroha. We pitched camp, and the next day Mr Bayldon and Thomas Powdrell joined us, and wo at once commenced cutting the survey lines. Thia work was continued on the 29th. Witness was felling some big trees on tho lino. This work made a considerable noise. Tho work at which the othor parties was engaged did not make much noise; Powdrell was cutting undergrowth. Witness and Powdrell wore close together, and Mr Bayldon about two chains down the line. Pow drell- dog giowlcd twice and then witness heard a native call out " kuamate |koc pa keha." Witness understood a little Maori —»ot much. He understood that it[m_ant " you die pakeha." He looked round and saw two gun barrels pointed at him through the scrub. The bush was too dense to enable him to sec who it was that held the weapons. The sun was shining on the guns. This was about half-past one in the' afternoon, On seeing tho guns witness threw himself back, holding his hands up in a lino with his shoulders*. He did that I .to get out of the line of fire. Just then a big slug or bullet passed his chest, and took off the top of one of the fingers of his right hand. The shot came from tjic direc? tion he had seen the barrels pointing. He then turned round, facing tbe guns, and received another shot in the heart.- The charge was slugs and shot. The guns were about tea yards from him. After receiving the shot on tho chest he heard bullets whistle at each side of hia head. Wit ness thought it was time to go then. Ho turned round, but before he baft gone twols tops ho was struck by a bail +(Left sittipg.)

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.—This Day.

(Before J. Ei Maodonald, Esq., KM.)

■fODGMB-N. 8 FOft MAINTIFFfI. A. Beetbam and Co. v. Wm. Hockott, claim &1 la. ooats 12b; Thomas Faulder v. Geo. MoA-nally, £3113s 2d, costs, £1 lis (Mr George for plaintiff); L. Oorbett v, Wm. Pellow, olaim £1 6s Id. coats 19a Cd, £117s Gdlpaid into court (Mr Laishley for plaintiff); A. Mackie v. K. C. Jordan (Tauranga). £1016s, ooats £2 6s (Mr E. Cooper for plalmlff); John Young v, Jas.Green ing, £1 8a 9d, groceries, ooats, £1 2a Cd (Mr Smith tor plaintiff): Geo. Gledhlll v. a S. Canlton, £5 6a 3d, Mr Thorne, for plaintiff; stated that defendant had Sled, no appearance; J. F, Somerfield v. Daniel MoCarthey, £110s 6d, costs, £1 2s 6d (Mr Luak lor plaintiff); James Corley v. Chas. Dunfoy, £1 Os lOd, bread, ooats 10a; J. C. MoCormlok v, John Sohnlts. _i Is, money lent, costs £1 2s 6d (Mr T. C«>t-or(or plaintiff); Jas. Close v. Patrick tritzgerald, £12s 7d, grooeries.coats £1 2s Cd (Mr Keetley for plaintiff!; Sohofleld and another v. W. C. S. Gray, Claim £7 19a. Cheque, costs, £1 lis (Mr Laishley for plaintiff); Somerfield and Lbok v. P. Smith and Hn_, _6 Is 2d, coats ft. IDs (Mr Lusk for plaintiff); C. J.'Ellerv. John Adams, £213s 9d, city rates, costs £15s. v JODQ-lENT SUMMONS OiSES. H. A. Hltoheus v. W. J. Kleiber. o'alm £6 9s nd, money lent.—Mr George for iudgtnent o editor.- vir Hltohens' deposed that ho ob tained employment for defendant.' who was a blaoksmlth, at Messrs Fraser and Tinne's, bnt defendant refused to go; the wages were to be£2 10s per'-weeK ; defendant had shewn noiiispCsition to pay; be had a shop Of hi. own and was' continually -at wCrk.-His Worah j. made an order for the whole amount to be pai&by the Ist July, defendant' tn default to be imprisoned for H days. Bank ot Australasia v. Thomas Kelly, claim £31 Ifia 6d.—Mr Theo. Cooper fpr plaintiffs.— Mr Philson, of the fir si of Messrs Hunter and Nolan, deposed that certain cattle were. pld for defendant in April, and £31 10s paid on his order—Ordered to pa> tho whole amount by Ist July, or take two months In Mount Eden. A, W. Edwords v. John Churton. olaim £2 la 2d (groceries).—Mr Laishley for judgment credi tor.—Mr Churton said he was not in a position to pari Had no fixed Bllowanoe from his friends. Had but two weeks' employment since Maroh. Was obliged to work for hia living I when he oould get work to do.—Mr Laishley said Mr Edwarfls had been very liberal towards Mr Churton, and offered to take 2a Cd per week, but even that small sum had not been paid,— His Worship thought Mr Churton might get work, and if he conld not get lt, he thought ho might as well Si end a little time in Mount Kden. Ordered tfl pay by the i|t, July, or take seven days

ADJOURNED. A number of oasea wero adjourned, as defendants were paying by instalments.

DKFKND.D CASKS. Wm. Kirby v. Connell and Cooper.-Clalm, £16.—Mr Keetley tor plaintiff, Mr Theo. Cooper for defendant.-Mr Keetley sold ho had very little time to prepore for plaintiffs case, and aa he waß very anxioua to win the oaße, ne would ask for an adjournment for one week.—Mr Cornier Bald he was qaite ready to go on with the case, ibut bo waa not desirous of taking any advantage of plaintiff, he wonld therefore oon- RBnt to an adjournment for a week without 0.8ta.-Mr Kirby said ha would rather that hia Worship would settle. He gave hia money to the solicitors and tbey had stuck to."j he-Pahl Mr Keetley this morning, and, now that gentle man says he can't go on with It. This was a metty state of thlngs.-Mr Cooper explained that Mr Kirby was under a • delusion. The SStte-WB. first in the bonds of Messrs Dlgnan Md Armatrong. and his papers were handed to Messrs Connell and Cooper. Th* rUbi of. the solicitors was adverse, to plaintiff; to toot, ..erewaßnocauaeof aotlom-Adjourned until Thursday next.

The final meeting of the creditors of Charles' Edwatd JohnsOn, clerk, Was help; to-day,' When the trustee's report being satisfactory, the debtor's discharge was recommended.'

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(FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.)

WELLINGTON, this day. Public Works Portfolio. A report is current that the Government have been negotiating, through Sir John Hall, with Mr Macandrew to accept the portfolio of Public Works, but there is not much, chance of Mr Macandrew accepting. Mr Wright will, in all probability, "be the coming minister.

Auckland and Taranaki Rail way. In consequence of the action taken by the Auckland and Taranaki members re the main trunk line, and- pressure being brought by them on the Govarnment, Messrs Hutchison and Levin are taking, steps to hold a caucus of Wellington dis trict members to consider the position. They are, of course, opposed to tho Te Awamutu-Waitara line. A caucus will probably take place on Monday. Brogden's Claims.

Brogden's BiU removing the legal barrier to trial of their claims on their merits, passed the examiner, and will most likely be introduced by Mr Moss to-morrow according to standing orders, etc., The Bill then goes to a committee for selection, and will afterward come before the House. Mr Moss gave notice to-day to introduce a Bill brought in by Mr Whitaker last ses sion.siving tenants right to remove fixture* in all cases where no agreement is made to the contrary. Ihe Ball.—A Row Breiving.

A row is brewing for this afternoon over Mr Weston's proposal that the House should not sit to-night, in order that members may attend the ball given by the citizens to the officers of H.M.S. Nelson, to which members of both Houses are invited as guasts. Mr Weston is en deavouring to secure sixty pledges to stay away, so as to make a count out, while the other side are trying to get twenty who will pledge themselves to attend and form a quorum. Petition from Auckland, ' In tbe House to-day Mr Tole presented a petition from James McCarthy, praying for back pay, for working at railway shops, Ho also moved - for a return for all pawnbrokers ln various districts, and a return of orders made under the j " Adoption of Children Act," shewing whether such orders relate to legitimate or illegitimate children. j

Tbe Standing Orders Committee reported to be iv favour of the half-past twelve rule on all days except Wednesdays, which ia a private Members day.

TELEGRAMS.

(PIER I'iIKSS ASSOCIATION.)

ACCIDENT TO THE PENGUIN.

NEW PLYMOUTH, Wednesday.

The Penguin sailed for the South at four o'clock, but when sho had passed tho Sugar Loaves she was seen to turn baok, and an chor again, about five oclock, in the road stead. On boing communicated with, it was found that one of the tubes connected with tho boiler had gone wrong, and she had como back to repair it.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day.

A grand skating contest is to take place at tho Exhibition on June 14, Tho Italians in Christchurch purpose holding a funeral coremony at the Exhibition on Sunday noxt in memory of the late General Garibaldi

DROWNING AT RIVERHEAD.

AN adjournod inquest on the body of Win! He ry Mason, drowned at Riverhead on Saturday last, took place at Gleeson's Hotel this afternoon, before Dr. Philson and a renpectablo jury. Only one witsess, Svaua Gustav Johnson, was examined, who deposed to leaving Auckland in company with deceased. They had somo drink beforo leaving town. He did not know how ho fell into the water. Saw him drowning, and was about to attempt his rescue with a dingy, but finding no paddle in it, failed to teach the man. Deceased must have been In the water about 15 minutes beforo the captain of tho steamer fished him up with a lino. _ Tho jury having consulted upon tho evidence, returned a verdict of "Accidental Drowning."

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MELBOURNE, this day.

TRAMWAYS IN THE HOUSB.

A Bill, authorising tho construction of tramways in this city, was under con sideration in tho Assembly last night. Oa the motion for second reading, grpat opposition was shown to the Bill, and the debate was at length adjourned.

PARKES BANQOETTED.

LONDON, June 7.

Intelligence is to hand that Sir Henry Parkes bas visited Antwerp and Ghent, and inspocted the loading factories. He was the receiplent qf complimentary banquets at both places. He leaves Europe in 4 months' tima for Sydney.

INCREASED IMPORT DUTiT.

ST. PETERSBURG, Juno 6.

It is announced that tho Russian Govern ment proposes to increase the import duty on wool,

EGYPTIAN CRISIS.

CONSTANTINOPLE, June 6.

It has transpired that the Marquis de Noailles, French Embassador, 1» pressing the representatives of other powers and the Porte to agree to the holding of a Con ference for tho settlement of the Egyptian

question,

The Schooner Isabella Ashore.

GisiioßN-, tbis day.

The brigantine Isabella, from Oamaru., laden, with flour, oats. Ac, tor this port, has gone ashore at Big River, Poverty Bay.

ST- THOMAS'S CHURCH.

INTRODUCTION qF TIJE NEW PAS^OB.

CONSIDJRIHG the short notice gjven, there was quite a large attendance; of Sf. Thomas's congregation at the evening service last night to welcome the Rev. Humphrey Davis, who has been appointed to tjie pas total charge of tho district. Amongst fhe clergy present were His Lordship Bishep Cowje, Rev|. Btjtes, Davis,' rjnd Dr. .Pur. chas. Aftpr evening prayers by thp Rey. Mr Bates, qua the lesson, which was rpad by Mr Davis, the Bishop addressed the congregation. He expressed the pleasure which he felt in being ab}e to introduce Mr Davis as thoir new pastor. St. Thomas's had always been a source of anxiety to him, but he considered that it never had a fair chance. The Bpeakcr reviewed the un favourable circumstances that had attended the charge at various times, down to the period when the health ot the present in cumbent-Mr Tebbs—gave way. He said Mr Davis would have sole charge of the district from Nelson-street westwards, and when applied for in October, the Synod would constitute" St." Thomas's a separate parish- This change had the sanction pf the incumbent and parochial authorities. Mr Davis was well accustomed to parochial life, and had roughed it in the Zulu war, while he could alao speak highly of Mrs Davis, who would bo a valuable coad jutor in tho work of the pariah.—The new pastor was then cordially welcomed by the congregation, and after choir*practice, he met the ceinmittee in the vestry, when a long discussion oa the management of tbe pariah took place.— We understand tbat Rev, Humphrey Davia has'been engaged ie mission work, for somo years,.among the Zulus, in the diocese of Kraffaria, under the auspices of the Socloty for the Propagation 'bf the Gospel in Foreign Paris. Hi. wife is-a cousin of the Rev. John Still, do long known here as one of! the earnest workers Of tho Melanesian'Mission.' In the .Free man's Bay district there' is' a wide field ef usefulhess !opon to him. From what we'are! able to ieitrn, the people of St. Thon-as's afe .6 Be congiatulnted Upon thei.' good fortune in obtaining an estimable minister, and upon tho fact that after a strnggle for a number of years, their reasonable demands have at .length been J pompjied witty.

DEATH OF MR WHEELER.

The injuries sustained by Mr Wheeler, manager of tho Working Men's Club, while ejecting a disorderly man from the Club on Saturday night, have proved fatah The unfortunate man died at tbe Hospital to day. It is probable that an inquest will be held before Dr Goldsbro' to-morrow.

The fortnightly meeting of the Waste Lands Board was held this afternoon, when there were present Messrs Tole (in the chair), Moy, Moat, Tonks, and Dr, Camp bell, The Chairman contradicted the state ment made by the Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce that no facilities were given to intending settlers respecting land open for selection. A number of ap plications respecting land were subse quently dealt with. We are compelled to hold over our report till to-morrow.

THE AUCKI_-UM> EVENING STAB. THURSDAY, JUNE 8.



t* ersonai. JHE Lady's Boot left by mistake at the last onehunga Ball oan bo had on appll cation at Bocky Nook. MAKWOOD' OLIVER, Groom, Auck land, advantageous information await ing you at William Spry's aoot Warehouse, Karangqnape Road, Newton, IN answer to anonymous letter dated Slat ot May, 1882, and Initialed Q C.X.. I say you Bhow the white feather. Meet me as you should do. and matters can be carried out to mutual satisfaction with "two tubers. Instead of ono as you propose. L_ost and Found. LOST, a Socket and Spring of a Lamp.— A reward wUI be given if returned to R. Arthur, Auotloneer. LOST, a Black Leather Purse containing very small key;— Finder will receive 5a on returning samo to thia ofllce. LOST, a Gold Locket, horae-ahoe face, true! lover's bow. Reward at Mr Col lloi.'g. Wellealer-Btreet West. LOST, Irom the Cloak-room, Masonic Hall, Onehunga, on Friday, June 2nd, a Blue Shawl, with a Silver Broooh attaohea, with Martha Inscribed in centre.—Finder win oblifte by returning to Hunter and Nolan, Durham-street, Anokland. _____ rriEN SHILLINGS REWARD.-Loat JL on the Sth day ot June, on Auokland Sta tion platrorm. a Silver Watoh, between the Parcel Oflloe and the end of the platform — Whoever returns the same to Mr Prince, Vio torla-Btreet will reoslve above reward. j_i j REWARD. — Lost, trom Shelly _—l JL Befl.h, a Brown Colt 3yeara old, with roue around neck.—Apply to J. Oargo, er G. Lendrnm, Qneen-street. aoldmin-nf? ■Notices. CIURE GOLD MINING COMPANY ) (Limited), IN LIQUIDATION, The Share Register of the above Company will be Finally Closed on SATURDAY, Juno 10, 1882, after whioh date no Transfers will be reoelved. Each Shareholder holding Soyon Shares In the Cure Company will reoeive Iwo Shareß ln tho Thames Golden Crown Company, and Larger Shareholders ln like proportion. ROBICRT HORNK, Liquidator. Auckland, June 5.1882. , 1 Meetings. PITT-STREET WESLEYAN BAND OF HOPE. Tha usual Monthly MoetlEg of the above will be bod TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING, at 7 o'clock. N^jfc QTAR OF EDEN L.0.L., No. 38. /3WJU ihe regular Monthly Meeting of this "' "" Lodge will bo held In the Kdan HaU. Mount Eden Boad. TO-MORROW (B*rlday) KVi-NING, flrh Juno, 183., at 7.30 o'olock. The W.M. of Parnoll Lodgo will road a paper on "The Karly Life and Historical Events of William lII.' J. DONALDSON. W.M. W. BbACK, Seorotary. TBE Members oi the Parnell Lawn Tennis Club aro requoated to attend tbo General Meeting, to bo hold at the President's (Mrs Reader Wood), Brighton Road, on S ATI) R DAST, the 10th, at 2.80 o'clook. OT, SEPOLCHRE'S SCHOOL-HOUSI.. "MUBIOK AND~MIBERIE." A Shaksperoan Medley, TOMORROW (FRIDAY). Srii June., 8 p.m. Prooocds In Aid ot Bnildlng Fund, Admission-Ono Shilling AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO OPBRATIVE BUILDING AND .IN ' VtfSTMENT SOCIETY. NOTICE, , The Tooth Annual Meeting of the Auokland Permanent Co-operative Building and Invest ment Sooloty, for reoelvlng the annual report and accounts, and electing a committee of management and amdltora for the enßUlng year, will be held in tho Lecture Ball ot the Young Men's Christian As.oolatlon, Albert-street, on TUESDAY, the 13th June, 1882, at half-post seven In tho evening. JOHN BATGKR, Seoretary N.U.-4n accordance with role No. U, nom inations of Candidates for O.QOO nuit be lodged with the Secretary on or bo. 010 31et Ma v. AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. In oompllanco with a requisition from 21 Mombors of the Soolety (whioh requisition Is . now exhibited in tho Soolety's Offlco, aa ro quired by Rulo No. 10), I horeby glvo notico that a Speolal Meeting ot the Anokland Per manent Co-operative Building and Investment Soolety will be held on TUESDAY, the 13th day of June next, lim.iodli.toly after tho ordi nary annuel meeting ot tho said Society, oon venod for 7 30 p.m. on that'day, BUSINKBS: To Repeal Ruloa Nos. 3,1,0,14, 16.18.19,21, and 75, and Sohodule F, and to enaot New Rules and a New Schedule Inetcad thereof, aa adver tised in "The New Zoaland Herald" and Tim Eve.NINO Stak, of 10th May, 1882. JOHN BATSER. Secretary. rpHE UNION FIRE AND MARINE 1 INSURANCE COMPANY OF NKW Z BALAN->. THE FIFTH ORDINARY GENER4L MICKTIN" of the Shareholders of this Com pany will bo held in their Ofllooa, Horoford- Btreet, Christohuroh, on TUESDAY, 4th Jolt N__.t, at Noon. Business 1— To receive Balance-sheet and Report of the Direotors, for twelve months ondlcg Slst May lnstanti To Elect Three Directors In lieu of Messrs J. T. P. aeook.O. G. Stead, and W, Reeves, who retire br rotation, and who are eligible for re-oleotion. To Elpot Auditors for the Company for the ensuing twelve months. W.DEYBNIBH MEARS, General Manager. Christohuroh, May 30,1832. Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and of the vanous Acts amending the"sani'e, 'and of the Bank ruptcy or CnAKLES ED-yyiu Johnson, a Djabtpr. Notice Is hereby given that It is the Intention of the said Charles Edwin Johnson to make ap plication to this Honourable Court pn WHD- NttSDAY, the twenty .first day of Juae, 1882, at the hour ot eleven o'clock inthe forepoon.or as ' soon thereafter as I oan be heard In that behalf, that an ordor ot Immediate discharge may bo granted to me in pursuonoe of the provisions ot tbo abovo mentioned Aots. Dated at Auokland this Bth day of Juno, 1882, C. E. JOHNSON. Debtor In Person. .'■ H ' 11 -1.1 1 1 lii m • Licensing Notices. T ICENSING NOT IC E, Pursuant to "The Licencing Act. 1881," I, Charles Hardy, Chairman of the Wade Dis trlot Licensing Committee', do hereby appoint THOMAS SEAMAN Presiding Officer, MON DAY, the 12th day of June, as the day, and the Court-house, Wade, as the place, at which the determination ot the Ratepayers of the Wade L'censing District is to be taken by poll to de termine whether the number ot Publicans' or Accommodation Lioonaea may be inoreaaed ln the said District; the Poll to be taken under ''The Regulation of Local Elections Aot, 1876," to commence at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, and olo.e at 6 o'olook in the afternoon, pf tho iai . day. noted this 25th day of .May, 1882, CHARLES HARDY. Chairman Wade Licensing Committee. Jl ' Meaicai. DR. RICHARDSON begs to inform his Patients that during the Winter1 months bis hours ot Consultation at his residence, j Karangahape Road, will be 8 to 9 ln the morn- ' ing, Incteadof 9to 10; buttheevonlcg as venal, 7to 8. Ai so, at IE4, Queen-Btreet, as before (2 to 3 afternoon). MARSHALL'S i Camphor Pilplea will atop, a Bad Cold by taking a few on tho fhsVappearapce. Prlco is 60.—Goodson'b Lon don Arcade. TOOTHACHE I TOOTHACHE 1 1 TOOTHACHE 11 I Immediate Relief by using 1 EPSON'S MAGIC ESSENCE, in Is Bottles," ' '



Wanted. WANTED, a General Servant. Re terencea required.—Mrs Rice.i Mount Eden RoadWeat. WANTED, Two Canvassers ; wages and commission given.—Apply Munro and Mllllgan. Hobson-atreet. , WANTED, a strong Boy.—Apply Mr MoKenzie; Rooky Nook, New North Road. W ANTE 1., intelligent Ycung Girls as apprentices to the boot machining; liberal terms; also Youths to the o'loking.— Young Broa,. Dnrham-Btreet. WANTED, respectable girl, age about 15 _ ears. to make hertclf useful in a small family.—Apply to A. Aley, Glasgow Store, Hobson-Btreet WANTED, a Boy, 12 or 14 years of age, to make himself generally useful.— Mrs W. Oonnell, Kyber Hosa Road. XJ_r ANTED, a Cook.—Apply Mrs Alfred TV Buokland, Newmarket ANTED, a First-class Photographic Operator, who thoroughly understands Ferrotypes.—Apply at London Photographlo Company on Friday morning. »»rANTED, a gooa carraald for Upper . T Bar.-Qreyhonnd Hotel. WANTED, 3 Good Men, 1 Smart Lad about 16; good wages, steady work,— Mechanics' Bay Brlok Works. WANTED, a Boy to serve a round; good wages toasteadj Boy.—G. llulme, Butoher. WANTED, a Junior Clerk. —Apply Auokland Timber Compamsy. WANTED, till 12.30 p.m. on Friday next. Tenders to Cover Roof with Iron and do Plumbing.—Apply.fen work, W. O'Hara, foot of Franklin Road. WANTED, respectahle Lad; one used to the Clothing Bminess preferred,—l, Phillips, Qneon-Btreet, WANT-D, a steady, good Groom.- W. Crowther, Victoria Stables, Wellea ley-Btreet Eaat, WANTED, a Respectable Errand _ Boy.—Apply, thia Offloe. WAN TED, a smart Youth to drive a baker's cart.—Apply at Anohor Hotel On Friday. VV aNTED, a good Driver,—Apply to Vt (.purge Wl'Bon, Nelson-street. *» ANTED, a Nursery Governess wnere V v there is a yotmg baby; must be compe tent to teach musio.— Mrs. Gabriel Lewis, u'norke-Btreet. Albert Park. W _ ANT 1. D. la good General Ser vant for Upper Parnell; boy kept.— For address apply Mr MaxSeld, Grocer, Queen streot. WANTED, an experienced General Servant; also, a Housomald; references required.—Apply Mrs G. W. Binney, Upper Queen-Btreet. WANTED, a Good Hand lor Customer Work.—Apply to M. MoQrath, Queon- Btreet, Onehunga. _ WANTED, a Cook and Laundress ; referonoea.—Apply, In the morning, Mrs Archie Clark, linden, Parnell. ft*. ANTED, a Cook,—Mrs Alfred E. vv Isaaas. Melrose Hall, Remuera. WANTED, a First-class Photographic Printer.—Apply, with references and stating wages required, to FC, Box 25, Post offloe, Wellington. . WANTED, a steady Man to look alter hor.es; also a respectable Boy to make himself generally useful.—Apply to R. as W. Hollaby. WANTED, a Strong Boy, about 17, uaed to norsos, and good milker: wages liberal.—Apply at Old House at Home, Hobson- Btreet. to-morrow, Friday, at 10 a.m. WANTED, a respectable middle-aged Woman as working houßekteper.— Apply by lettor to A.8., oflloe of thia paper. WANTED, Men to square ship timbers, and two Boys.—Apply Sims and Brown, Shlphnlldora. WANTED, a General Servant Girl, one th»,t can wash,—Apply to Mrs East down, Quoan-atroet ■__ WANTED, all persons interested In Te Aroha stook to become subsoribsrs to "Tho Te Aroha Mall," price 2d. Auokland Agent, Mr Macky, feot of Cook-stroet. Ad vertisements reoelvod. by Ingram and Co., Hoffman's Buildings, lift , WANTED, an experienced Man to look sf tor horses, one who oan ploigh; none othor need apply,—Robert Garrett Tanner, Whan. WANTED, to Sell Five or Six Good Farm Horaea,— Apply to W. Crowther. WANTED Known-That J. Coagrave and Co. are selling Strong Heavy Tweed Trousers for 8a lid. WANTED to S-LL, good Fackhorse. —Apply Good Hope Dining-room.', Welloilsy-atreet. AAJ- ANTED KNOWN-Boys'and Men:s V 1 Overcoats cheaper than town, at J. and W. WllHamg'. WI ANTED KNOWN, that Gunson and It Martin, 63, Cantom-house-street are supplying Maize, Oats, and .loans (truahed and whole), Bran. Sharpa, Chaff, Bonedust, so., at Lowest Rates. WANTED to Soil, Hooded Buggy, Horso and Harness, ln flrat-rato order,— Apply Stak offlco. WANTED, a Dairy of good Fresh Butter.—For Address apply Stab Office. WANTED KNOWN-That Sharland's Worm Powders are the most popular and successful remedy now known. Price IB paohat-Addresa; Oppoßlto Po.t-offloe, WANTED KNOWN—That Newton boats Qnsen-ttrcet for Cheap Clothing and Drapery, and that we beat Newton,—J. aud w. Williams, Importers, 82, Karangahapo Road. \\/ ANTED, Tenders for Stonewalling. V v —Apply Professor Gnsaoott American Herballat. Shertland-Btr-Qt WANItD KNOWN-That J. O, Atkinson, Watchmaker and Jeweller, has REMOVED from Grey-atreot to Ytotc-la- Street, a fow Doors past Nolson-Btreet. WANTED to Rent, a seven-roomod Houbo ; North Shore preferred,—Slond particulara to J. 0.. Box 163, G.P.O. tar ANTED KNOWN, Donkeys for TT Polo or Hire.—Apply, Weigh Brldgo Oi-COjjyty Market WANTED KNOWN-The only Per. foot Cure far Tootbaobo and Neuralgia. and no euro no pay, Ib by applying to Profesaor Gnsaoott, tbo only Practical Herbalist in thp Colony.—t-hortland-atreot WANTED KNOWN — Tradesmen's Quarterly Accounts Mado Out and Collooted; alao, Rents and Debts Collected on Commission, by William Cox, oorner of Pitt and Vincent streets. WANTKD KNUWN, that Sharland's Cherry Peotoral relieves Coughs in ton minutes; boltles, 2a Cd.-Address, opposlto Poat-oflloe. " WANTED, Tenders for Building Two Chimneys.—Apply on the iob, next to Mr Heath'B store. Upper Q«een-stroet WANTED Known, that you can Dress well for a Bmall Weekly Payment by going to Munro and Mllllgan. Sco advertise mont oh front page. WANTEP KNOWN-J. B. Marriott, Auotloneer and General Salo-man, will hold his sale of Horses, etc,, every Wednesday iti eaoh week. ' WANT*DtoBeU, Hoedod Bugsy, two Waggonettes, and Phtqton.—R. Bull's Coach Painting and Trimming Establishment, bottom Wakefleld-street WANTED KNOWN — The Large Beaver and Felt Hats are not all gono yet prioe 8s; also. Good Dressmaking on abort notice, at Cox's Cheap Corner, Pitt and Vin oont-troetg. ' WANTED KiyoWN-Fresh Bargains at the Wakefleld-street Shop, the Hob son-street Shop, and also my New Boot Shop, Viotorla-streot, late W. Johhatone. Pairtioulars booh.—W. H. Dampier. ' VV7 ANTED to Kenf or Pflrphase, a 11 House ot six or seven rooma, suitable for lodgers; near Queen-street preferred.—D. F.'Eyaha.'Kata.q Agent; Qaeen-streei;. WANTED KNOWN" by Henchmen, Finishers, Chokers, Pressmen, Ma oliiDjsts, Fitters, and Boys or Girls wishing to be Apprenticed to either of the above depart ments, that they will fled regular employment and good wages at the Exceißlor Boot Faotory, late G. Hemus. ' " ' WANTED Known-First-class Butter at J. Beavcra's, Trafalgar-streot, Ono hungn. 4V ANTED Known—That it you don't v v hurry up_you wont be in time to get a MaokintOßh Coat-J. &W. Wllllama. WANTED KNOWN-That J. Cos grave Se Co. are Selling Men's Geelong Tweed Trontorß and Vests for 17s 6d. _ ' WANTED KNQWN — List of the Pianoforte Mu.io (all 0d), with Words, at Dampier'? Shop, Hob.on-street :— NO. 11. "Auld Lang Syne" "Auld Robin Gray" " Annie Laurie" " A Man's a Man for a' That " A Frog Ho Would a Wooing Go '.'Bonnloßlna Caps'' " Bonnie Mary" " Honnie Prince Charlie" "Bonnie Dundee" " Bright Eyes" " Beautiful Star" "Bine Bollso{ Scotland* And THOUSANDS OF OTHERS. WANTED, Purchasers ior Good Swede Turnips, in lots of 5 tons, delivered at any railway station within 10 miles of Otnhuhu. j Price. 80a per ton, or a_i on the ground.—Fisher and Co ' WANTED, Ladies to call and see tho Best Value ever offered In Auckland la Ladles' and Children's Stockings—s'-Ulng at about half the ÜBual prioe—sit Holloyjay's, 217, Qaeen-street (next to Howln'e), TXTANTED- KNOW!. - That North I TT Shore Pharmacy ia now open.—Gard ncr, M.P.8., Eng., Chemist, fee WANTED KNOWN— BLOMFIELD'3 SOOTHING POW ' DKRS, a ooollng aperient for Children outting teeth, troubled with eruptions of skin, Paokots, I la; Post, is 2d.-WEST END PHARMACY, Ponsonby, WANTKE KNOWN-That wo have Invoices of Shlrtinga, Flannels, Dress ' Materials, Felt Carpets, and cocoa Matting per Lalro. just arrived) and will be landed in a lew days.-,. Se W. Williams.



I Wanted. WANTED, Empty Brandy Bottles.- Hltoboiis. Abercromblo-street. \\7ANTED KNOWN—Men's Tweed TT Vests,3s6d;Yonthß',2fl6d;Boy-'.2s. Full Stook Hosiery from 3_d a pair. Boya' Elastic Braces from 4_fl; Men's from 6d. Men's and Boyb' Felt Hats and Shlrtß In Great Variety.— J. Se W. Williams. WANTKD KNOWN by Benchmen, Finishers, Machinists, Fitters, Clickers, &c„ that Full Work will be guaranteed to all bands put on, and, if suitable, Engagements for a Term of Yoars will bo entered into. Weekly wages, if preferred. Full time paid, work or play.—Excelsior Boot Faotory (late G. Hemus). ANTED KNOWN-That J. Cos grave and Co. are selling Tweed Mao -luto.h Coats for 80s, warranted. WANED KNOWN, that Sharland's Tonic Balsam and Liver Regulator la mod with marvellous success for Indigestion. Prico. 3. a bottle.—Address 1 Opposlto Post offlco. . ANTED Known-That 0. Cosgrave and Co. are Selling Men's Serge tiulta for27BCd. _ V^7" ANTED KNOWN THAT TUB! AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PAKCEL DELIVERY AGENCY ARE CASH PURCHASERS OV ALL OLASSIS OF PRODUCE, GRAIN, AND FLOUR, IN SACKS, 100s and 60s. ANTED KNOWN— m- FOR CASH ONLY- Good Value in Blankets, from 9/11 to 45/ pair Oood Valne In Quilts, from 4/6 to 12/1; size, 10-9 Good Value in Sheeting, from /8|; 72 lnoh, 1/ Good Valuo in Calicos, from /2i : white. /3 Bood Valuo ln Drees Materials, from /4| Good Value ln Winceys, from ,'3.. to 173 Oood Value ln Lace Curtains, from 3/il to 30/ Good Valuo in Ladies' Ul-tere, from 8/9 up Good Value in Hoßlery. nil sizes and makes Good Value in Satina and Velveteens, from 2/0 Good Value ln Handkerohiefe, from /1_ eaoh Good Value in Table Napkins. /7J; Cloths, 2/ Good Valuo ln Felt Carpets, 1/1; Tapestry, £9 Good Value in Millinery and Underclothing 'Good Value ln Haberdashery Good Value ln 2-button Black Kid Gloves, 1/9 Good Valne in Ladies' Corsets, 2/6 to 10/8 At WM. H. SMITH'S CUEA-1 DRiPEBY WiBKHOUSE, Corner of Upper Queen and Alexandra-streets, Opposite Army and Navy Hotel, N.B.—Our Well-assorted Stook ot GENERAL DRAPERY is BOUGHT OHEAP fo« oabh, and marked in plain figures at 10 per cent, leas than usual Queen-Btreet prices. I invite compari son, 4*T ANTED KNOWN, THAT J. G I L M O U R, OD upper symonds-strekt, Has Excellent Value in the Following NEW GOODS t- Wanted Known—Good Value in English and New Zealand Blankets, at J. Gllmour.. Wanted Known—Good Value ln New Zealand and English made Flannels, at J. Gllmour.. Wanted Known—Good Value ln Mosglol and Kaiapoi Tweeis, at J, GUmour's. Wanted Known—Good Valuo ln Ladles' and Gentlemen's Umbrollas. at J. Gilmonr's. Wanted Known—Good Valne ln l_adles' Dress forges, English and Frenoh make, at J. GUmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value In Ladles' Holaory at J. GUmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value in Ladles' Stays, at J. GUmour's. Wanted Known-Good Value in Men's Hata, at J. GUmour's. Wanted Known—Good Valne In Men's Water proof Over Coats, at J. GUmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value in Mon's Tweed Trousers and Vests, at * J. (jILMOUR S, Upper Ssmonds-street. ANTBD KNOWN. - That Shar land's Family Pills are invaluable tor Constipation, Headache, and Indigestion.— Prloo Is Hot. Address—Opposite Post Ofllce. rpo PRINTERS.—Wanted, by a Steady J and Good Hand, a Situation; country ofllco preferred I—Address ABC, STARoIBcp. ffO PAINTERS. — Wanted a Good 1 Brush Hand.—Apply to F. Hastings, New House, Soafleld View, Grafton Road. AN Accountant bas an Opening for a Young Person just leaving sohool. This is an excellent opportunity to any one wishing to adopt the profession.—Address, in own hand wrlting. Box 83. Post-office. OKATES. SKATES. SKATES, Wanted Known - That BRANBTON and FORSTER aro now manufacturing Skates ot all sizes, on the moa approved principle, and at Reduced Prices »- 1 ■■-— - 1 —■«* To Jbet TO LET, a 4-roemed Cottage—Apply (Friday morning) James Ballantlne, Vio toria-street. ' TO LET, that comfortable Residence, Bituated oorner of Cook and Nelson streets, containing eight rooms, eta, water laid in. Rent, £70 per annum,—D. F. Kvans, Agent, Queen-street. rilO LET, a comfortable House of seven .1 rooma, wood shed, good well, nloegardan; situate at Lincoln-street. Ponsonby; rent only 14s per wettc-D. _, BVRaa, Agent, Queen strcet, next" a...rd" Jfli.. " rpO LET.iHouse and Out-buildings, Or-. JL chard, and Qrasa Land in Mount Albert Dlstriot—Apply J. C. Calrne, care Gonnell and Cooper, Vulcan Lane. ' ' rpO j_,ET, a comfortable Brick Building _1_ of 6 rooms ln Lower Ohapel. treet having a splendid vidfr of tho iiarboqr.-Apply at this offloo. TO BE LET, that oommodious Store in Custom-house-street (close to tho wharf), lately ocoupled by W, Gunson as a Grain and Produce Store.—KorparticuUra apply to Gun bod & Martin, S3. Cußtom-honße-straet. rg .0 LET, a Four-roomed Honse, with L sonllery and pantry, ln the bost part of Newton Road.—Apply to MrN. Bimmq opposite. •TIO LET, a New _?ivo-rQom«d Cottago, L with every oonvenienoe, in Prospect street, Ponaonby, near the hall.—Apply to W, G. Allen, Clqrono..street, Ponsonby. riiU LET, 2 Shops in best part of Queen- I street—l. Phillips, Darby street • fO LET, at Ponsonby, four-roomed Got- J. tftgo; splendid vie wof water.—Apply Mrs Wheeler,Yarborou.hetroot Ponsonby, rpo LET, Largo Unfurnished Room, X with fireplace, with or withont use of kltohen, in Ponaonby Road,—Apply f«r address, WAR office, »|vO LET, a New Six-roomed House near J. - Ponsonby Hall.—Apply F. Rowe, at B. Neal'a, Grooer, Qnten-Btreet O LET, Ofiice corner of High-street and Vulcan Lane.—Apply to R. Home, above L. W, Katon .. Qneen-Btreet- TO LJ.T, Shop and Dwelling of fivo rooms, In Hobson-Btreet, next Parker's, Grooer, near amor ot Cook-street-Apply to : Thpipaa ConBWH^.,, . rpO LET,.f> _/a_aJ,ly.l_esldeace containing JL 10. rooms; /with suitable outbuildings, on the New North j^fia__t possession given imme diately.—Apply IfoyßTti. Prime. Katato Agent, 28, N.Z. Insurance 'BuH-Ingg, rnOILET St. Mary', Parsonage, Parnell, * for a period not later than SQth Soptombe?, 1883.- Apply to Bartdn Ireland or M. T. Play ton, rpO BE LET — T.e "Nook," very JL pleasantly situated in Upper Symonds street. the property of Mr G, P. Pierce, now In the occupation ot Mrs Maokay, containing eleven rooms, water ln the house, gas laid on, and every convenience for a family; large grounds, and commands a fine view.—Apply to il. ABhton and Son, No, ii, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. rpo LET, "Furnished House, Handseme X VUla Kesidence, containing 6 rooms, Seo., all famished complete, Including piano, to gether with 5 aores ln paddooks, garden, &c, situate at that delightful seaside Babuirb North cote: rent only 27s 8d per week; reference required.—D. F. Evans. Kstato Agont, Queon street, next " Herald " Ogee. ' ' fj'O IKON MONGERS, GROCERS. 1 drapers;1 and general .itork- KEEPERS, "' , ' ' ■• TO LET, in Upper s'ymonds-Btreot. a Bplendld COBNER SHOP, corner of East-street (oppo site St. Sepulchre's Sohool. Thia is one of the Unoßt positions in the Suburbs for business. Rent moderate. Apply H. ASHTON & SQN. Inanranco Bnlldlcga. np Q IT" E T. At Btlghton Polnt.ParcellMirectly over-look ing the sea, a New, Well-built DWELLING HOUSE of 0 rooma, with a Iwash-house, fee,1 Dotaohed. The principal rooms aro all largo, lofty, and well finished; gas and water laid on, Apply to H, ABHTON & SON, 8. N.Z. Inauranca Buildings. OFFICES Tv LET near Queon-streel;.- John Earle, Tea-broker. High-street. IVTORTH SHORE—To Let, a Nev J-l llouso of 10 rooms, well situated) anc suitable for lodging bouse; also, Furaishet Cottage.—R, and K. Under. Devonport Store .■■ " ' Tenders. OUNT ALBERT HIGHWA. DISTRICT. Tenders are invited for Work to be done 01 the Old Whau Road, Monnt Albert Pans am specifications can be Been at Mr W. Martin' residence, near the work. Tenders to be lei with Mr Martin, or at Messrs Phillipps Se Son'i Qaeen-atreet on or beforo 10 o'clook a.m, 0 FRIDAY, June 10. A. X, TAYLOR, Chairman, June 3,1882. ENDEKS will be received until 6 p.H on SATURDAY. 10th inatant, for ti Ereotlon of a Shop on Mount Kden Road.'—Pi ; partlou'ars apply at Railway T Mart, Mom . Kden Road. For continuation, see First Page



For Bale. FOR SALE, a young tame Monkey, at Mr Arthur's Sale To-morrow. FOB SALE, New and Well-finished Cottage o£ four rooms. Mount Ro_.il Road.—Apply Shortland Saw-mill Company Cnßtom-honse-Btreet West ' HOR SALE, Nice Chestnut Horse, JL' 16J hands, broken to double and slnglo# harness; splendid baok, oarries lady.—Addlv Windßor Castlo Hotel. Parnell. IHOK SALE, a Good Quiet Cow; good " milker; about a week off her calving,— Address Stak Ogee. 1/iOR SALE, at Otahuhu a Large Shed I-' (can be removed In teutons) ana a largo Chaffcutter.—Apply to H. Sourrah, Otahuhu; or, Hesketh and Altken. Anokland. ILLA SITUS, MOUNT ALBERT.— For Sale, Irom 3 to 7 aores or more, oaly three miles (rom town; volcanio soil ot very finest quality, oleared, fenced, and ln gratis; unfailing water, flue views, good roads, and a site on the land under offer to Government for a railway station; about 6 aores of splendid orohard, bearing very largely. The whole prloo of the land oan remain at 7 to 8 per oent. pro vided suitable buildings are ereoted. Frloeß very low, from £60 to £100 only por aore.— Apply J. 0. Cairns, caro of Connoll & Cooper, Vnloan Lang, MEW Six-roomed "Verandah Cottage 12ft stud), with scullery, tanV, &c„ for sale, on Richmond Koad; Allotment 50 x 150 or, if preferred, 90 x 150 (corner lot). Term eaay.—Apply to R. Lalng, Pioton-atreet. OCKY NOOK—For Bale, a large House, In good order, and nearly an acre and a half of land tastefully planted.—F. G. Ewington. til OR IMMEDIATE .DISPOSAL, the JL' Business cf a Suburban Store iv a rising distrlot (owner retiring through 111 health). Only a small sum required for good-will, stook at valuation; rent moderate.—D. IT. Kvans. Kstate Agent FOR SALE, comfortable Cottage of 5 rooms, Regent-street, Newton, wood-shed well. &o.; allotment 40 _. 100. Prioe £185.—D F. Bvans. IJ^OI. IMMEDIATE an.x,_, Ponsonby I- Terrace, a nloo House of 7 rooms, veran dah ln front; Allotment 80 x 100, all tastefully laid out; good well, tank. &o. Price, £.50.—D. F. Kv<_n _, gfltate Agept,. Qaea_.-at-.Bt. 147 ajiOK SALK, 50 Acres First-class Fern SV Land at Tuakau; a very choice lot, with ab.ndanoe of water; situate on a good road, and about 6 minutes' walk from railway station. Price, only £7 per aore D. P. Kvans, Kstato Agent. JjlOR SALE—A very desirable Besiderce IL' in Prospect Terrace. The Honso contains 6 Rooms and Soullery. and Is fitted with Register, Oven, Cupboards, Sec. Water laid on and every convenience; splendid Fruit Gar den (In full bearing). Allotment, 88 by 100. Price, £550.—D. g. Kvans, Land Agent. Tj^OK SALE, nice Cottage of four rooms X 1 and sonllery; rsglster grate, oven, gas laid in, and every convenience; situate Ireland street, near England-Btroet. Prlco, £280.—D, F. Kvans, Batate Agent OR SALE, Lincoln-street, Ponsonby, House of seven rooms, good well, wood shed, &o.; allotment, 66x100, fenced and planted ; very oheap, only £310,—D. F. Kvans, Kstate Agent, Queaji-atreet,,. ........ Ul LiOR SALE (Howe-street), a very pretty JL Villa containing five rooms, pantry; water laid in, nice garden, Seo.; all In first-class order; splendid view; a very desirable place.— DJjVEvans, Kstate Agent, Qneon-Btreot. 125 PONSONBY,— A new and very pretty Verandah Cottago of 6 rooms, allotment, tank, etc,, all oomplete, and In first-olaes order. Very oheap. £220.—D. F. Kvana, Katato Agent. Qneen-street 127 STOKES' POINT. - Splendid Building Allotments, planted with Fruit Trees, &c immediotely opposite Hotel, Prlco low—easy tenns.-r-D. F. Bvana. KBtate Agent. _ SUBURBAN STORE tor tsaie.-A first rate business for Sale ln one ot the best ot Anokland .nburhs; the position is Beoond to none; a splendid opening, full particulars from D. F. Kvana, Estate Agent, Auckland. 3.5. ■_ STOKES'S POINT.-Splendid ABot ments fenoed and planted with fruit and ornamental trees, ln splondld position, over looking the harbour, near the beach-—D. F. Kvans, Kstate Agent MOUNT EdEN (near Mr Kelly s), a new and well-finished House of five rooms, replete with almost every convenience, such as register grates, kltohen range, Sco,; allot ment about 50 x .00; main road frontage; very doslrable.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen- Btreet 408 PROSPECT TERRACE.—A very nice Verandah Cottage of six rooms, fitted with onpboards, bookcase, dresser. Sea,; gas and water laid in; good garden, nt able, &c.— P. T, Kvans, KBtate Agent Queen-street, MOUNT EDEN.-^-Cottage of Four Rooms and Two Aores of Land at Monnt K&en (divided Into two paddooks), near resi denoe of J. Batger, Ksq. A very desirable pro perty. Price. £500.-D. g. Kvans, Kstate Agent 1/iOR IMMEDIATE SALE, Mouso and JL Grounds in Ponsonby. Tha houae con tains 7 room, stable, out-house, &0.-in good 1 order. Splendid garden and orohard, about _ aore ia extent, which conld be subdivided into capital building sites. Very desirable and I obeap.-D, F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen-1 street 189 1 J^OB SALE.-A BARGAIN.! GENRRAL GROOERY BUBINESS and valuable Premises, Bituated at tha Thames (leasehold land for eight years). The buildings cost over £800, and are ull in thorough repair, and arej now oftered at a eaorlflce, the owner leaving, and |must be sold; no reasonablo offer refn.ed, D. F. KVANS. Batata Agent Queon-.treet, FOR ABSOLUTE SaLE, Desirable Property at Northcote, Takapuna, con sisting of New Five-roomed Cottage, cowshed. stable, &o„ together with 63 acrea Splendid Land, a portion of which is orohard and culti vation. Good piece of bush. This property is for absolute sale, and is well worthy the atten-i tion of investors, &c—D. F. Hvacs, Estate Agent, Queoa-street. IT OR IMMEDIATE SALE, Handsome JD Villa; almost new, and in flrat-olass order; gables, bow window, good well, register grate, oven, cupboards, etc., etc.; situated in Haekot st^eet, near tbe steps leading down to beaoh at foot of St. Mary's Road ; pleasant, healthy, and desiroMe position; must be sold at once. Price, only £300.-0, F. Evans, Kstate Agent, Queen- Street, JUT O R 8 ALE. CLAREMGNT-STREKT, Soaflold View-A Very Desirable Allotment, quite level, fonood, and ready for building on, 33 x 118, for .3100. NEWMARKET—Verandah Cottage, 5 rooms, register oven, good well, &0., oorner allotment 33 X 100, for £250. MONTAGUE-BTREET, Newton- Verandah Cottage, 4 rooms, allotment about 33 x 05; ohoap, only £180. D F EVANS Estate Ar on. noxt Herald Offloe, ; tlneen-atreet IjlOß SALE OR LEASE" Takapuna, North Shore.—Desirable Store, Dwelling, a?id Outhouses, almost new and In first-class order, together with 5 acres Splendid Land (In crops) on main road and ln tho vicinity of tho beautiful lake, and commanding splendid viow of Auokland harbour. A moat desirable property, and wall worthy Inspection. D. F. EVANS, 381 Kstate Agent A BARGAIN,— Cottago ot 4 rooms and sonllery in Ponaonby, only £120.—D. F, Evan a. . Ijl O R IMMEDIATE SALE. TO FARMERS (a Bargain).—l2l aores Very Good Fern Land, with good substantial Farm house ard Outbuildings, See,, Seo. The Land is well watered and partly improved, situate near Helenaville Railway Station. Price only £170. Full particulars from D. F. KVANS, Estate Agent, nes. " Herald," Queen-streot. . i 386 IrtOß SALE, Business Premises at 1/ Mount Kden, situate ln main road; a splendid opening to; a Chemist as at present there is not one ln this large and populous district, The building is new, substantial, and Well finished.—Full particulars from Mrs Jack, I on the premises, or of D. F. Evans, Estate. Agent Queen-street PUKEKOHE. -A very desirable Farm of 101 acres, about 1_ miles from Tuakau Btation, with Three-roomed Cottage, work shop, dairy, cowahed, pigsties, &o. a eploadld stream runs through tho property; all fonood and subdivided; about 60 aores in grass, the rest cultivated; soil Is first class. Good metalled 1 road all the way. Very oh .ap-prlco, £600.— D. F. Kvans, Kstate Agent ! t LLOTMENTS 1 : ALLOTMENTS 1 j CHE AP> DESIRABLE, AND FIRST - CL IBS BUILDING SITKS. , COLLEGE ROAO-33 x 125. for £132 GRAOK-SrREKT, Ponsonby-Beantlful Villa Sites, 10 feet frontage, at £3 per foot . GRACK-STRKKT—Cornor Lot, 88 x 117, for £95 ■ GRACE-STREET (Stuart-street) — Bplendld Villa Sites, eaob 40 x 120, for £100 1 Tbese lots are unsurpassed; the position and quality of coil is second to none. ANGLKSEA-STREET-Lots 40 X 130, at £100 each NEWTON ROAD-33 x 09, at £60 eaoh CLARKMONT-STfIKKT-33 x 110, fenced, &o„ for £100 SHELLY BEACH-Cornor Lot, 100 x 165, for £225 • CLARttNCK-STREET-lO feet frontage, at£l per foot • BAILEE'S PADDOCK-Lots 33 x 90, at £10 ' each And many other Lots. Full particulars from D. F, EVANS, Estate Agent. _ 1 • G. O R sale, : A Valuable Property at Devonpoit, North Shore, commanding a magnllloont view, and . within three minutes' walk of the wharf, Well-built House of 8 rooma, fronting Manu kau Road, fitted up with every convenience; gaa and water, register gratea, &c. It stands 5 on a valuable oorner allotment, 127 xHI feet. d _________ r_ Superior Residence, oonvenlently situated ln , Grafton Road, on a large roomy allotment A _ rental of £00 per annnm la being derived from the property, I Ellerslie.—Several Valuable Lots For Sale, I oheap. '< Property In the oeatre of the City-a desirable ie investment. ■__. .r F. LEIGH WHITE, at , ■■-..- ... Land and Kstato Agent ''Colonial Bac_ Buildings. I 'For continuation, see First Page



Pablio Notioes." AUCKLAND COLLEGE ANE -_._. GRAMMAR SCHOOL. FRENCH MASTER. The Governors require tho services of a gen tleman oompetent toteaoh French to the high oat and other classes, and to assist In the gen eral work of the school. Salary: £200 per annum. Applications, with references and testimonials, should reach the Seoretary by June 15th. JOHN JAMES, Seoretary. EXCELSIOR BOOT FACTORY, QUEKN-STR-.ET, AUCKLAND. Having purchased the Entire Stook, Plant, and Business of the above Faotory, from Mb. GEORGE HEMUS. wo are ln a position to execute all orders for Boots, Shoes, Seo., at lowest Quotations. WM. MOARTHUR & CO. mO THE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE, 1, Gkohgk Hbmcs, beg to draw attontion to the above, and while thanking my customers for pa_t favours, have to inform thorn that the Faotoiy is still under my superintendence, and that any ord«ra to Messrs. Wm. MoArthur and Co. will receive from me every attention, so as to seonre rapid and satisfactory execution. T WISEMAN, v m 165. queen-street, Auckland, waterproof riding aprons, waterproof paste for boots, waterproof lkgginbs. waterproof horße covers. STRIKING PORTRAITS of Me and Mrs C. H. SPURGEON ma" be obtained at the S.S. Union Depot, Wellesley-street. PRICKS: Cabinets (alngle) 2s Gd ~ (doable) 3s. Cartes (singles) Is „ , _ .. (double) Is 6d Bn.ldmgdirundr oto t0 N6W BmUSt Chnroh I ~~~ Gunson & Martin ' . have on bale : GRAIN—Seed Wheat, Fowl Wheat. Maize, Oats and Beans (orußhed and whole), Tartarian and Potato Seed Oats, Blaok Oatß, Flour, Oatmeal, Bran, Sharps, and Chaff. POTATOES-Good Table Potatoes, Early Seed Potatoes, MANURES-Genulne Bonedust (coarse and I fine), Boneflour, and Guano. SEKDS-Rye Grass. Cookafoot, Red and White Clover, & 0., &c. , DAIRY PRODUOE-Oholoo Looal and Tara naki Roll Butter (in kegs and boxes), Prime Salt Butter, Cheese. TO ARRIVE - Seed Wheat, Fowl Wheat, Barley, Prime Sample Oamarn Pota toea, and Lapstone Flukes, Bacon and Hams, cheese. Oatmeal. Wood's Flour (In 100's and 50 _). THE ABOVE AT LOWEST RATES. GUNSON & MARTIN, "" GRAIN. SEED Se PRODUCE MERCHANTS. AND COMMISSION AGENTB, 68, CUSTOM-HOUSE. STREET (Adjoining Messrs. Wlnstone's), Auckland. jy O T_ I O E. A? lt Ib tha Intention of tho Trustees in the Estate ol Fred, smith, Farmer, Whangarei, to Jeolare a Dividend on the first day of July, 1882, all Accounts mußt be rendered In full to the undersigned before that date. JAMES WHITELAW,) TmofM . ANDREW BCOTT, J" Trustees, Whangarei. April 15,1882. /^HRYSTON |_>_ULTRY -^rTAEDS. LAKE TAKAPUNA. D. ROBERTSON, PfiOPRIETOR, BREEDER AND IMPORTER •1 OP PURE-BRED FOWLS, Kri_r_ YARDS All Wool Saxony •J V_r V/ Flannel. White. Is 3d; Soarlet. Ib SJiJ, worth 2s. Six-button Lepiae Blaok Kid U loves, 2s 6d pair,—Wm. Eyre, Viotoria-street. COPIES of Herr Carl Schmitt's " Choral March," whioh has now reaohed its third edition in London, can be obtained at Eady's Auokland Musio Warehouse. ri OOD Warm Winter Suit (Tweed) to \__T measure, £3 8..-J. Williams. People's Tailor, Viotoria-street. Cheap Furniture Sale, removing to new premises. T. * H. C°°* E Beg to announce that, previous to REMOVING TO TIIKIIt NEW SHOW ROOMS, IN VIOTORIA-STREET, They have determined to offer the whole of their LARGE STOCK OF Furniture, Carpets, Floorcloths,, Uedding, sec Sec, Sec, AT GREATLYREDUOED PRIOES, FOR CASH ONLY, TRK ENTIRE STOOK WILL BS MARKED AT FROM 10 T0 25 P EE C KNT« REDUOTIp N. THE CHEAP SALE WILL BE CONTINUED FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY. W~~ EYRE, Kid Glove and Hat Depot, • Viotorla-Btreet. 60 Boys' Dark Tweed Bnits trom Bs, worth £1; Gold Thimbles, is, worth 2a; All Wool Dross Serge, 10dL R P. GORMAN, Late Proprietor ot the Star Hotel, and also late Manager of the Albbht Hotel, Auokland, having taken the CRITERION HOTEL, NAFIEB, has mnch pleasure in welcoming hia Friends and Customers to hia New Premises, and would like to oall their attention to the fact that the Criterion bas been raised and thoroughly re novated. Catering ln the old style. All liquor. flrst-ola-S. Good sample rooms, &ct 1 _\B. DOWN, Balance Weekly 01 JLvP Monthly, far Singer's Sowing Ma chines.—D. S. Chambers, 70, Queen-Btreet (op poslte Bank New Zealand), jfl 1 Cl T I C I All over-due Acoountsmust be paid before thi 10th of June, or they will be handed over to mi BOlloltori All Accounts owing by me must be renderec before that date for liquidation, or they cacno be reoognlsed, J. M. MOLAOHLAN. _|?"I _fk TO _.10,OOU LENT on Bulldlnj dillv Soolety principles, or on other tenru to suit borrowers. Allotments bought anc ; I Houses built on weekly payment Byßtem 1 Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List 0 Properties for sale on _th page. Six per oent allowed on money deposited tor mvastmont. , C. Williamson, Land.- Estate and Finanola ' Agent and Valuator, Vnloan Lane, 1 —— — HOUSES BUILT on the Weekly Pay ment System.-Apply, No, 2. Grattoi ' Road, Kyber Pasa. , IW"OTICE oi REMOVAL J. AVERS, Jeweller, late of Vlotorlo-atree begs to inform his oustomers that-he has n moved to the oorner of Darby and Klllott-etreet . opposite Cousins and Atldn. Old gold as silver bought.



jPnblic Notices. fJIAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB. All Accounts against tho abovo Club must be rendered forthwith to the Treasurer, oare ot ; Mr W. H. Fenton, Quonn-Btreet, Auckland. WRITING.— Writing in any Business ■'. Btyles TAUGHT with Quiok Mothod - ln SIX Lessons, Quick Method for Shorthand, Seven Lessonß.—Apply to A,' C. KNUTSON, Woodbine Cottage, Groy-street. SPECIMENS ON APPLICATION. mHOSE WHO ENJOY A COOL I SWKET SMOKE, SHOULD. TRY OUR SOLACE MIXTURE AND RUBY FLAKE OUT. «S"-For CiaAKRitTTKB Our YELLOW BIRD TOBACCO is allowed to be ABOVE ALL other Brands. Partridge and W oollams, j ' OPPOSITE UNION BANK. CALICOS. -Bplendid Family Calico, 36 inches wide, at 6a dozen; always givoa satisfaction. Send for Patterns.—TESTEß, Draper. Karangahape Road. - FLANNEjIS, Blanicets, winter Dresses, Shirtings, &o„ at Lowor Prioos than ever. -TESTER. Karangahapo Road, WINTER HOSIERY.—A Full Stock I of Women's and Children's, at Cash Prloes.-TEBTER, Draper, Karangahape Road, aj»_BE___T/'OR TAURANGA. —The JgaggS-Ij Northern SS. Co. s GUCNHLG having been detained by bad wea- - tner, will leave Queen-Btreet Wharf as above TO-MOrtßOW(lfriday), at 6 p.m. 5 A. MoQregok, Managing Director. Board and Kesidence. ICTORIA BOARDING HOUSE, 141, Victoria-street West. ; , Board and Rosldonoe IS. and 20s par week Board only „„14s per week.. "'•'. ACANCY for two Gentlemen; refer ence given and required —Mrs Graham. Sanford House. Upuor Hobson-street. (COMFORTABLE Board and Rosul 1, n J for Three Gentlemen can be obtalm -l 1- ■ poslte Choral Hall—first house In Gratto_ 1 ... i (left side). ■ j. CIOVERNOR HROWNE HOlAtl JT HOBBON-STRRKT, board_wi>Lodging ..80s perW«.*- BINBL-. ROOM-. __..IX*. UPERI'JR Board and Residence (: Tu~ .. piano, large grounds), not to be equii , ~ In central position in Anokland, for fam >■_« ladios or gentlemen. Address, Stab Ofllor-. 1 ' - ' -*T9 ~~..-:. ' ! i.'i Auctions. 7s; ' — ■ -; 5 TO-MORROW. THE HA V M AR X ET. FOR SALE, at tbo Haymarket, To morrow, Chestnut Gelding, 16} hands; good in singlo and double harnoßß; flno baok; oarrloa Jf a lady. ALFRED BUCKLAND. : --'; TO-MORROW, 11 o'Clock A.M. market-day, arthur's poultry, produce, M _»_-Ir2. UIT' AND GROOKRY AUCTION MARK-T. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. PRIZE STOCK FOWLS and GEESF, Light " Bramalis and Red Pile Game Fowls, Tou louse Geese, &o ; Fowls. Turkeys, Duoks, Geese, Figeons, Canaries, Fanoy Birds. -. Small Pigs, &o. Iron Tank, Side Saddle; a small, quiet Monkey PRODUCE, FRUIT,-AND GROCERY DE PARTMENT. Good Table Potatoes, Onions, Carrots, Pump- ' kins, Melons, Good Baoon and Hams, Beef; Pork, choose, Butter, Flour, Wheat, Oat- * meal ■ . . . -, 3 oases Jowls, and 2 oasoa Canterbury Baoon FRUlT.—Oranges, Apples, Lemons GROCERIES. - Tea, Coffee. Cocoa, Sugsr, Cornflour, Rloe, Stench, Blue, Boap, Lollies! Biecnlts. Vestas, BlaulOng, White Lead. OIL Sauce, &c, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. *, ON BALE PRIVATELY, AT AUCTION PHICH-S I A Large and Weil-assorted Lot ol Household .rurntturo and Effects, ■ TO-MORROW. I AT SIB BIN'S MART, At 11 o'Clock. QQ BAGS VfAIKATO POTATOES, V_► tor the benefit of whom it may concern IUB bags Maize, 200 bags Oats Baoon, Interior Cheese, upset prico 3d Oatmeal, Carrots, Onions Flour, upset price 8s lOd Wheat. Grocer! ss. Tea, Sugar Bice, Candles, Kerosene, tsoap . Bleoults, Raisins, Currants, Salt. &o„ &o„ Seo. ■ " *p MONDAY, JUNE 13, At 12.30 o'clock. IN BA N X EUPICV, ' fTIHE Subscriber has received insttuc ■*■ tions from the Trustee to sell by auotlon MR STIOKLEY'S HOUSE. Near MOUNT KDEN (late Dr.Mu_lln__),oo_lßt__8of 10 rooms. ' furnished and unfurnished, with IS Extra Doors and Saßhes, Brloks, Galvanised Ironq_nd • Palllngß, also 1250 Gallon Iron Tank. Terms Cash. Two AYeeks allowed for Bemoval. Conveyance will leave Union Bank at 12.30, GEORGE SIBBIN Auctioneer. - > to-morrow, ii o'olook a.m. household furnitore. .. poultry and produce, etc. carbine_T&"taylor WILL Sell by auction', To-morrow (Friday), at tholr Rooms, at 11 o'olook, POULTRY-Fowla. Duoks, Geese, Turkeys i (fine lot), roung Pigs, &o. FRUIT Trees, Shrubs, Plants, &os PRODUOE-Hsms and Baoon, Wairoa Ohee*. ■ Butter, good Table Pottsoes, Pumpkins! eiin_ at8 'Brftn' BharM' "«* « Also, 1 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE REMOVED TO MART FOR SALE— vla" •"* Oheffonler, Tables, Bedsteads Bnd Mat trasses, ;good Feather Bod, Largo Box Mangle. BookOaso. Oouohes, Chairs. Garden Seat. Shop Window, 2 good Butter Casls. Watohes, Olotnlng, &o„ &o, «-■«. At II o'Clock. fO-MO RR6 W. ~~ FRUIT AND FLOWERING TREES SHRUBS AND PLANTS, V * PRODUCE, GROCERIES. W. DOWDEN W 3:l£ l cll-. by auction at the Exchange ' o'clook. Qieon-Btreot, To-morrow, atiO 1 Trees and Slants ot the feast Description, After whioh ' 3CM PuSpkiSs Poteto6B' Carrot* Onions, : 5 touß First Quality Flour (In saoks). Mateo. Barley, Uata, Bran. Oataioal, Currants. Ralsihs. Toa, coffee, Watches """"' Largo Cooking STOVE ■ '■• • &0., &0., &0, W. S, COCHRANE.] [JAMBS DACES. » MONDAY, JULY 17. 1 By Order of the Commissioners .or.PubHe * - Bescryes. SEVEN ACRES AT EPSOM. » TO BE LEASED FOR TWENTY-ONE -EARS. _\ mHE subscribers will Lease hy auctlee j JL at their Rooms, Fortstieot, on MooAbv J 17th July, at 12 o'olock, * -oionoay, THK LEASE FOR A TERM rar n YEARS of Lot2U,»eotfinll _£{_»£_ tt E&oS.. * M* G*«Ufle^ P»Pert.: " l_K?y to Uonß o£^"*na «■»*«« Partlou t. SAMUEL COCHRANE ft 80H *".| ' Auctioneers. ' ?j I 1 ' 1 (Continued on Fourth Page,)