na Wlniata. I then said to Winiata that ho had bettor state all the civeum stances in connection with bis killing the pakoha. Ho then oommonced to make his statcmont to me, and told nio all that he had to say. On my return to Kaglan I wrote what he had said. Ho said a great deal. The statement was very long. He stnted that at first he was a sailor on board the Luna, a steamer that went to Welling ton. The steamer then came to Waited, Tarnnaki, He (Winlata) then made love to a woman at Wiutarn, and ho brought her with him on the steamer. Their steamer came to Kawhia, and Sir Donald McLean and others were on board. On reach ing Kawbia, Sir Donald McLean saw that woman, and said to Winiata, " You had better return that woman." The steamer came on to Onehunga, and he ex pressed a wish to leave the vessel. The captain said to him, "You will not get your pay, because, according to your agree ment, you are to serve six months. You have sorved four months, and two months still remain." Winiata said, "I do not cure for those wages." He aud the woman then came to Auckland, when Sir Donald McLean again saw him with the woman, Sir Donald said to him, "You had better send back the daughter of Maihia," He then replied, "Whataboittmywngcs,which were not paid to me by the captain." Sir Donald McLean said, "If you send that woman back, I will givo you a note to the captain to pay your wafres." Winiata consented. He then became acquainted with a native, with whom he lived with a European at JCpsom. They worked together there. After they had been working three months a pakeha came with a saddle and sold it to his friend. The payment given for that saddle was £1. His friend came to him and naked him to give him a pound to give to the man who sold the saddle. After that his mate was married to a Kuropean woman. Three inontli9 after his friend went to Hengonui, and did not repay him his £1. He left the saddle with him as payment for the pound. Subse quently, proclamations wern issued about tuis saddle, and he then knew, for the first time, that it had been stolen. His master told him that he would be arrested on account of this saddle, and he replied—"lt will be better to summon me, in order that I might summon tho Hongonui native." Shortly after, the police came with the owner of tho saddle. Ho (Winiata) then rnshed towards the entrance of the house of his master, who pushed him out, une of the policemen rushed forward to arrest him, and ho struck him, carising him to fall. Two policemen then rushed for ward, and he beat both of them. One of the police then called out to his fellow workmen; three of the workmen tbon came to their assistance, and they were struck by him (Winiata). JA European named Baker then came and threw a piece of iron at his head. His face was covered with blood, and it was then that he was ar rested. He was brought to the prison here in Auckland, and next morning was tried, and the offence in connection with the saddle brought home to him. He was .sen enced to three months in gaol. Asl»od|thu magistrate, '* \V bat about Baker having the struck mo on the head with a piece of iron?" and the magistrate replied, "1 have nothing to do with that," He said "I wanted him to bo imprisoned for three months too. If ho is. not imprisoned, I / will kill that European when 1 am liber ' ated from prison." The magistrate then ordered the police to take him to gaol, and he always told his fellow prisoners that he would kill that pakeha when he came out of gaol. When he had served bis term of imprisonment, he camo out, and ho re turned to the master he hod formerly worked for at Epsom. He (Winiata) be came friends witn a man belonging to the Ngapuhi tribe. They worked to gether for the same master and after some time they came togetler to a public-house at Eemeura. They saw that pakeha (Baker) there, and both "shouted " for him. A quarrel then commenced between his mate and that pakeha; his mate was struck by the fist of the other, and ho fell on to the ground. Winiata then rushed forward, aud threw that pakeha out of the public-house, A number of Europeans then came and separated them, and tho quarrel ceased. He and his mate went along the road, wnen bis mate proposed to him (Winiita) that tbeEoro poan should be killed. He then thought of hia having been struck with a piece of iron formerly. They both agreed to kill that man, and then arranged for tbe time for Killing that pakeha. It was thiee o'clock in the morning. His companion aaid, " I will go and wake you." At three o'clock In the morning Winiata's mate came to wako him, aud they then started on their way to kill that Kuropean. The I ' distance between tbe place where they started from and where this European was staying wag a mile. When thoy reached the house, it was about sunrise. They went into the stable, and Winiata found a bill-hook and a hatchet there. His mate had the bill-hook. They two then went to look in the window of the room in which that pa'seha slept. They tried to lift up tbe ■window sash. It had not been buttoned or fastened. His companion then jumped into the house. The pakeha had got up, and had his I trousers on. His mate then struck the pakeha with the blunt part of the bill-hook, and the pakeha cried out, "Oh, dear, dear." Winiata then jumped in, and the pakeha was struck and killed. His mate I then ran ou.t, taking with him a coat in which there was a sum of £20, His mate then went behind a furze hedge and stood there, He (Winiata)wrapped the European in a blanket, and took him behind the house, and placed him behind a pile of rails, but his legs were not quite concealed. He then returned to wipe up the blood at the doorway of the house. The cook had got up and looked at him, and he thought he should kill her too, lest i she should take the news. The cook went back into the house, and he then went to his mate on the other side of tbe furze hedge. He theTi saw the cook going to the house of another European near by. The father and the eon then wont out, and the son had a gun. They went to search for the European, and found him under a pile of rails. The son was startled. He then wished within himsolf to come and take the gun, lest he and his mate should be killed so soon. The boy

returned to his house and got on a horse, i Winiata and his companion then started on I their way. Twenty minutes after all the I roads were covered with policemen. I' (Laughter); They went towards a bash at I Kemuera, and they were pursued there by I the police—through the ouah. They two I got up a tree. That bush was surrounded I by the police, and was watched both nigbt 1 and day. He then went on his way, 1 and his mate remained there. That is all I I know; that is all he told me. Mr Pardy : Did he say what became of | his mate ? § The Witness: He said that his mate I went to Auckland. Bobcrt Barlow deposed;—l was recently ■"" residing at Mohoaonui, in the King country, f§ I was in the habit of going up where Tawhiao resides, and while there I wan in 91: the habit of seeing the accused. I was II aware of the fact that the police wanted him on a charge of murder, and I agreed ■'' with the police to try and secure him. I went up to buy piga from Winiata. I agreed with him to buy some pigs and corn, and he was to deliver them at my place, We were to take them down in a canoe to my place. He had no canoe, but ,' the canoes were down at my place. Ho agreed then that he was to come down with me, and that I was to help him to pull the canoea up to his placo. He came down the X same day as I did, but I went on in ad- H vance. I took him that night. Mr Pardy : I know you took him, but we X want to know how you did iI. (Laughter.) Examination continued: He arrived X about ten o'clock in the morning, two com. £§ paniona being with him. Betore he came, B. I sent down for some grog. I got it from < the natives, and had it there before he H arrived. They stopped at my place all Kday. During the morning, Winiata got Hi pretty "boozey," and about dinner time he fflflay down, and went to sleep at my places m He woke in the afternoon, just before dark. m His companions were drinking at my place H all the afternooD, and they were pretty M drunk. When Winiata woke up, I asked H him it he would have some more gropr, but gibe refused. He would not take any HE tea either, so of course I sent down for H two gallons more grog. (Laughter.) Wini ■ ata would not take any more grog, so I let HS the others take all they wanted, and they Wt. soon went to asleep. When they were ™ asleep, I went over to where they were all lying, and fell amongst them. I knew Wiciata bad a revolver, but I don't know if it was loaded. When I fell amongst them, and felt for his arm to see where tho f revolver was I seized his hands, and I believed he dropped the revolver. I also . threw the blanket off his fape. I brought him outside, lie did not come out quietly. lie put his lpg round a post and struggled, but I forced him outside, He ran away, and I ran after him. He ran towards the cook-houae, and coming round the corner of the cook-house, I Ml. He got seven yards ahead of mo, but he , t cqnld not get out of the place, which was fenced. When he got to the gate be

fell, and called out, " Wynyard is taken." This aroused two of his friends, who rushed oat on to the road in the direction of Alexandra. They did Hot see me. I had the prisoner down. I biought him down into Te Awainutu, and handed him over to Constable Gillies. Do not re member the dato, but it was a Tuesday morning. On the following day I came to Auckland with him, travelling in the tame carriage. Mr IPardy—Did he say anything about the killing of the deceased at Epsom ? Witness—Yes. He told me that it was not he who committed the murder, but a half-caste. I asked, " Where was he living at the time ?" He said he did not know. <Vll that he knew was that ho met him in Queen-street. He said this half-caste nsked him whether he knew Mr Cleghorn, and he said "yes." This half-caste said " Do you know the European who is work, ing for him." Tho half-caste said: "I wanted to kill that man." Winiata said that they then arranged that the half-caste was to kill him in the morning, and tbat when he came np in the morning the deed was done, and the halt-caste was there. , He was frightened that the blame would ho placed on him, and he went away. Robert James Gillies, constable in the Armed Constabulary, stationed at Te Awa mutu, deposed—-I recollect the accused heiug brought to our station about G a.m. on the 27th June last. I took him iuto custody, aud brought him into the lockup with Barlow. I told him ho was arrested on a charge of having murdered Edwin Packer at Ei-som, near Auckland, in January, IS7G. Be did not make any reply to the 1 charge at that time. I took him the samo day to Hamilton, and he was there re manded by the Resident Magistrate to Auckland, to which place I escorted him on the following day. On the way down he made a statement. He had been cautioned by me previously. The statement he made was voluntary, and of his own free will. He said : "It was not me who committed the murder. It was a half-caste in Queen-street named Harry from the Bay of Islands." He proceeded to say : " I met this half-caste in Queen street, near the wharf, and he said the man who was living at Cleg. horn's was a bad pukoba, nnd that ' he would kill him, and asked me to assist him. I consented, and we both wait together early in the morning to kill Packer. When we got there I got frightened, and the half-caste went in and killed Fakia or Papkcr. I stood by and saw him kill, but did not take part in it. I got frightened, and we both went away together. The half-caste returned to the Buy of Islands,, and I went in the direction j oi Orakei." That is all he said,

Mr Pardy : That completes the evidence, your Vf orahip.

The depositions -were translated into Maoii by Mr J. Brown, interpreter. Mr Dufaur, in reply to the usual ques tions, said he would reserve his defence.

The prisoner was then fully committed to take his ttial at the next criminal sessions of the Supreme Court^.com moncing on Monday next.

THE ONE RELIGION.

in three discourses. Preached in the Lornk Street Hall, ' by Samuel Edgek, 8.A., April 30th and May 7th and 14th, 1882. no. iii.-christianity. tiie onk re ligion in its highest form. epiiesians, iv. 4. I HAVE been endeavouring to show that I Religion, in its essential elements is one and indivisible, the same among all people and in all ages, when rightly understood ; that it consists of three great elements — i Warship, the source of its inspiring in fluencos, its motive power ; Conscience, the principle that regulates all practical con- ' duct; and Love, which transcending tho sphere of conscience or duty, reaches those aspects of life where a more (•ympathetic and redemptive power than duty is called in requisition. I see nothing that can be added to this, nor anything that can be spared from it. I sec also that when this in its augunt simplicity is recognised as the one only universal religion, the disreputuble hatreds tbat have grown out of religion, divided and discordant; the trivialities and fopperies that have burdened its outward expression ; the insincerity tbat has ac« pepted a cheap profession or formalism for goodness of character, must forever pass away as things which an enlightened Chris tian age would feel itself humiliatod to acknowledge as part of its life. I have now to point out that Christianity (»'. c. of tho Now Testament) is the |highest and most perfect form of this one religion, and therefore imperishable. Were it not so, we should be compelled either to renounce our allogiance to Christianity as an endur jng religion, or else to admit that religion is not one, and not capable of uniting man- ' I

kind. (Continued on our fourth page.)

1 I THE AUCKLAND EVififlfiarG STAR, SATURDAY, JULY 8.



. Shipping. | -V - ITOR SALE, ihe Schooner wf^p^Nv C MAKION, 68 tons register. I^SeS^ carries 120 tons coal, or 1000 sacks i:.Tlr-~Tj!_r nt graln- nn a llghtdranaht. Hhe ■in ■ i him la t norO iigb.is- Bound, a fast sailer, and easily ballaßted.-AppTy to POUPIjAND & CO., 208, Queen-streer *S« pT M.S. NELSOiy, mSmmSmm. B "tONQARIRO Will oonvey Passengers to and from H.M. ship Nelson TO-MOKtvOW (3onday). K. WRIGHT. Agent, Gazette in Bankruptcy. iN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZffiALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors andCredi- • tors Aot. 1876." and tho amendments ■ thereto, and in the matter ot John Henry O'Brikn. of tha City of .anok land, tobacoonlit and billiard-marker, a debtor. i This Is to notify that both meetings of the Bald debtor, held respectively on the Blsth and ' Beventh of July. 1892, havlntr lapsed. I have this day appointed Thomas MaoflarUne, of tha City of Auckland, certificated accountant In bank ruptcy, to be the creditors' trustee in the prp perty of the above-named debtor, and that the said Thomas Maoffarlane has duly signified to the Registrar in writing his acceptance of snob. office. Dated at Auckland, this seventh day of July, lm' G.W. BASLBY, Deputy Registrar. J. M. Sfebd, Solicitor for the Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "Thenebtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and of the several amend ments theretQi and of the Bankruotoy of William Kwart SANSBtraY. of Hob son-etreet. In the City of Aaokland, Con tractor, a Debtor. - Notice la hereby given that a General Meeting of the Creditors of the said William Kwart Sansbury will be held in the Buildings of the Supreme Court, Anokland, on FRIDAY, the 11th -day of July, ISB2. at the hour of 11 o'olocs: in the forenoon, to receive my report and grant the said Debtor an order of dlsohnrge. Dated this Bth day of July, 1882, THO. MACFPARLANK. Trustee. 7FILLIAM BWART SASSBURY, Debtor in Person. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF AUCK LAND. HOLDHN AT HAMILTON. IN BANKBUPTCY, In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors • Aot. 1876," and thosoveral Aota amending the same, and oi the Bankruptcy of HUGH Kblut. ot Cambridge, Waikato, fteneral 'dealer, a debtor. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of theoreditorsof tho above-named Hugh Kelly. beld on Tuesday, the 27th day pt June,,lßß2. in the Distriot pourt-hou* at HamUttW. at ptoven o'dook In the forenoon. Thomaß Maoffarlane, of Attokland, certificated accountant in bank ruptoy, was elected nreaitorsl trnstw ot the eßtkte and effects of th 9 said Hugh Kelly. In the plaoe and stead of Samuel Bright. reßignea. and that the said Thomas Maoff«iane has Inti mated to me. in writing, his acceptance of the said trusteenhlp. ,:•,_'•,; „.„ Dated this Bth day df July, 1882. ■ ■ " THOMAS KIBKi Clerk of the Court. William Tiiornk, Vnlesn Lano .anck.'and, .. - | ' Solicitor for creditors"trustee, ■-■■. ; r



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WANTED, 2 flrst-clnss JBarrnatds, 3 Servant Girls, S Boys, and 3 Men; good situations.—Armntronu & Co.'a Labour Xx- Ohango. 177. Qnoen street. WAixTKD, a Strong Lad.— Apply Star office. WANTED to Sell, several Hotels iv tho oity, Houses nnd Allotments in princi pal atrooca; also. Farms near city.—Apply Aimstrong & Co., Koul Estate Agonts. 177, Queen* street. W,' ANTED, a smart Man for tho Cloth- V T Ing department.—Apply at onco to J. levy, eiothler. 2U Qnoen-atroot. WANTED SEEN, the Large Stook. of Winter Ribbons for 4Jd-At Dampler'B Wakefleld-street Bbop. WANTED, a young Girl, about 14, to assist in homework.—Apply tor addrosß at Alma Store, off franklin Road. WANTED, a Bey as Stoker.—Little M ill, foot of Cook-etreet. WANTED, a good Carpenter.—Apply W. ffrankham, UpperUnoon-stroftt WANTED, General Servants and others to lteglstor their names at Labour Ex change, High-street.— a. T. Carter. 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Dampior, Hob eon-Btreet Branch. ■ ANTED KNOWN-That Sbarjand's Tonic Balsam and Liver Regulator Is used with marvelloos sneoesa for IndieestlOD- Prica 3s a bottle.—Address: Opposite Post : offlC9. ■ \\r ANTED KNOWN. — The New TT Quarter of V.M.C.A, Drawing Class fot , Carpenters pommenoas 11 th mat.—Apply at the nlass-room on Tuesday' and Friday evenings, after 7.30. to W. R. M. ifrrpp. WANTED KNuWN-We have the Balla'noa of pur Btook of Toy's am and Fanoy Good* now on vie* at tha Hobaon street Biancb. Insp'otlon in >;i«d. Call earl: : and secures the bargains. -W, 11 ltampler.



Wanr.flo. in \/!7 ANTED, by a Lady of 20 year* eJ h "i perlence, Moblo Pupils at 1b per lesßOi Rvoning Lessons given. Privato Lessons I - Danolng to Adults or Familleß,—Address M) jr. Welch, Qrey-Btreet. oppoalto Hellier Honso. 19 \X7 AM'JEL), by a Gentleman just arrive -\ TT In Auokland, partial Rnard and Ros 1, denos, within ton minutes from Post office. In ib private family whoro thorn am no ochc boarders.—Address Zg, Star offloe. WANTED SKEW, tie urand Lines o Ladloa Kn.Rhlonu.ble Hose. 61 : Men' j Socks. 3d ; Children's do, Irom 2d; Boys' Klaßti Bracks, 6d—Dampler'B Wakefleldstreet Bhop. ANTED KNOWN—Working Mci oan Save their Money by calling at th Governor Gordon Dlniug Rooma. AU Meal - fid; Board and Lodging 16s per week—Not c tho addroßß: Nearly opposite the Waltomat ■o and 01080 to tha Dock. Lower Albortatreet. - Wl ANTKD—Tailora to bear in mlm n i" tliat I have in stook a large assortmen i- cf Black and Blue Supornnos and Doesklnc i- Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim mlnga of all descriptions, abort lengths ot whlol - I out at Wholesalo Prloe. 0 A, LOVBTT, - Welieaioy-fltreet. WANTED SEEN, the Gent's Twcei Coats, 5a 6d ; Holland do. (small sizes) 1 4s 8d; Oents" Chest fioarves, 2d ; Hoys' Belte b 3d. at Dampler'a Wakollold-Btreot Shop. '■ \X7-ANTKD KNOWN-That J. Cos 'I grave and Co. are selling Tweed Ma> - fclntonh Uoats for 80s, warranted. WANTIiD Known—That J. Cosßiavi and CO. are Soiling Men's Serge Suit) for 27e 6d. ANTED, to Sell Fivo or Six Good Farm Horses.— » pply to W. Orowther, t "%*/• ANTED, the Public to he in time foi 9 IT the Writing Desks. 1b fld; Work Boxes la; Glove Boxes, la Gd; Wax Dolls. 3d; Shol - Boxes, Is; So. Dampler's Salo ot Balance oi - Toys. Hobson-Btreet. ' virANTED KNOWN—We have the T T best Outlor in Auokland.-J. Phillips, i Tailor, Qneon-Btroet. ANTED, Sottlors to know that American Waggons, light and hoavy, . either with or wlthont springs, are for sale at A. Maokle'a, Durham-ntroot, also, very hand some Hooded Bngglos, double and single, hung on an entirely now principle, and of the best . quality ovor yet landod on thoso shores. ANTttD KNOWN. — That Shar land's Family Pills are invaluable for Constipation, Hoaduohe, and Indignation.— ' Prlco la Hoi. Addreaa—Oppoalto Post Oftloe. Vl/ ANTKD KNOWN-^Tho HngTlsh V Pharmacy. 18i. Qneon-atroot. la Con -1 nooted by Telophono -with Nowton. Northooto. Takapuna, and North Bhoro; also with all ■ EUbacrlbarß. WANTED KNOWN-That at the North Shoro Pharmaoy. Proscriptions are dlpponßfld, and Medicines. Tollot Artloleß, Nursory R( quiaites, &c, Bupplled at tho Bamo prloo iis In t uonn-Btrcnt. «7ANI'ED SKBN, tho great new lot » " of Drasa Buttons on tho Counter, Id tho dozon ; Btay Bneka, 2d, id, and Gd, at Dampler'B Walionolrt-Btroet Shop WanTkD Tv StLL, Two or Three Light 'Basses in good repair.—W. Crowtber. WollOßlcy-atroot. ' V|7 ANTED, Ono or Two respectable ' Young Men to join with another in a Bachelors' Hall; House near Newton Post offlco.—Apply Mr Roj es. Orooer, Old Post Office Store. Karangahape Road. WANTED SEEN, tho Peerless Gloss at 7(1 the bottle: and Cork Soles (ladies or gents'), 2}d the pair—At overy one ot Dampler'a Shops. WANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos ' V gr&ve & Co. are Belling Men's Blue Whitney Ovflrooata. Hnod thoronghly. for I9riS<l. WAJNTKD to Bell — Cheese, Uacon, Butter, Kkub, &0., of tho Best Quality, and at Lowest Wholesale Prices.—R. Row, Grooor, Vlotoria-stroot. WaNTuD to Sell, a nearly new centre board Yaoht, well found and oopporod.— O. Balloy, Shipbuilder, nour tho Dook. VVT ANTED, rurchasers lor Good Swede V.v Turnipa, In lota of 6 tona, dellvored at any railway station within 10 mllos of Otahuhu. Prlco. 30s por ton, or 25a on tho ground.—Fiahor and Co WANTED KNOWN—Having too Largo a Btook of Over Coals, must dear them out; onr 35a Coats will be sold for 255.— J' Phllllpe. Qneen-atreet. "\»/ ANTKD SKKN, the Ladies' Ulstora, I' 5s Bd ; Ladles' Jaokets, Ga Cd; Girls' do., 6a-At Dampler'B Wakouold-street ahop. WANTKD X N O W»— BLOMFIBLD'S WORM POWDKRB are the Finest Romedy tor Worms. In paokots, Ono Shilling; by Post. Is 2d.-WK3l' KND PHARMACY. Ponaonby. WANTKD KNOWN, that Sharland's Cherry Pectoral rollovon Coughs in ton minutes; bottloa. 2a fld.—Addrosa, oppoalto Pont-offloe. ANTKD. -Tho Public to know that Mnnro & Mllllgan. Hobaon-Btroet, have added to tholr Tailoring Docartmont a branch for tho manufacture ot Boya' and Yoatha' Clothing, made to order, from their largo stock of gaa autootl ahrunk twooda. WANT E~T) KNOWN BLOMFIBLD'S SOOTH tNG POW DBRP, a cooling aporlent for Children onttlng teeth, troubled with eruptions of skin. PaokotH, In; Post, la 2d.—WJCST BND PHAhMAOY, Ponsonby. ANTED KN«»WN—Final Notice to Householders and othera, that unloss payment is made without delay for Past f orviooH (Junn Quarter paetdnf). tho Night Soil Contractor will not attend. Office: City Markot, Queer-street Entrance; 9 a m to S p m dally; Saturdays, 10 a m to 8 p m, yy a n ted, Yonng Women or Lads, -who bavn worked Cahi.jng, Dkawino, Rovino, and Spinnihq in Flax or Jute Mills at Home. Constant work : good wages; alao an experienced Matt ing Wk*vkb, Auckland fibre Manufactory Company (Limited), atanley-atreet. WA fl T E Di ALL TUB WoRKiNa Mkn of Auokland to come and Tnssoot tho SPLENDID NEW GOODS Just Arrived ox Cambria. Balmorals and Elastlc-Slde Boots, only 10s Gd, the beat valne ever offered in Auokland. Alao, 16 Trunks Ladlns' Button and Fanoy Klastio Kid Boots, the best and cheapest in Anokland. Don't forgot tho Address— H. SAWK IN S, THK RKD BOOT WAREHOUSE, Victoria-street. T\/- ANTED TO SB LL i REALLY GOOD f KH S B BUTTER, AT LOWEST WHOLK32LS PRIOR. ROBERT REW, VIOTORIAtBTREKT. RANTED- OaSH PUROSASEKS FOR FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS op Prime S alt Buttkr' 1/ TO 1/3 PER ft, '.. PUP UP IN KEGS CONTAINING FROM 80 I TO 60 POUNDS, AND IN JARS FROM 12 TO 18 POUNDS. i. HO Re w, !• . J GROCER, VICTORU-STBEET. 'yV an t ei> known, ' TWO SHILLINGS IN THK POUND i . DISCOUNT ON ALL • CASH PURCHASES OF FIVE SHILLINGS AND UPWARDS. AT ) STEPHENSON'S, Kabangahapk Ron), ) Nbwtok. Bplondld Valno In 30In V( hlto Calioo, 5/8 per dos . Good Value In Blankets, 7/6 to 30/ per pair Unequalled Value in Ulsters. 1/9 to 35/ each 'Splendid Valne in Jerseys, 5/8, worth 9/8 ' Good Value In Millinery and Underclothing ' Unequalled Value in 160 Ladles Felt Hats, 2/1 oaoh ] Splendid Value In Long Laoe Curtains, 1/ per ye r Good Value in Dress Materials, from H\ yd 1 Unequalled Valne in Coloured Cashmeres, 1 ~ per yd " did Value In Corsets; 1/6 to 12/8 per pair E nailed Value In Corsets, a/6 and 2/11 Value In Hosiery, all sizes, &c. 3 Splendid Valno in 4-button Blaok Kid Gloves, B. Uneqnalled Value in Coloured Serges, /1H per ye „ Good Value in Colonial Flannels, from 1/3 Wanted Known-Dreaßmabing on Premises - ÜBoqnalled Value in Satins. 2/6; Velveteens, 2/1 ' At STEPHKNSON'S, Newton House, T Nbwton. '' N.B.—Comment on our Stook of Genera ■ Drapery is nnedless; a single call is sufficient b c prove that purchasers of Drapery oan get bes t vauleforthe^neya^^^,^ f ■ NBWTON ,-



"Wanted. I' \I7ANTED KNOWN fj; T T tST FOR CASH ONLY rs Good Valno in Hlankets, from 9/U to d 5/ pair <Jood Valno In Qullta. from 4/6 to 12/1; size, 10 - Good Value in Shooting, from /81; 72 inch, 1/ v Good Value In Culloos. from H\ : white. /3 I- Good Valun In Diohb Matorlala, from /4J a Good Value in Winceys, from /3| to 1/3 >r Hood Value In L*oo Curtains, from 3/il to 30/ Good Valne In Ladies' Ul»tera, from 8/9 np ~ Good Value in Hosiery, all sizon and makes '8 Hood Value In Satloß and Volvetoens, from 2/6 Good Valno In Handkorchlefa, from l\\ each lo Boon Value in Table Napkins. /71; Clothe. 2/ Good Value In Folt Carpots. 1/1; Tapestry, 2,9 Good Value In Millinery and Underclothing v Good Value in Habordashery 8 Good Value In 2-bntton Blaok Kid Gloves, 1;D 1 Good Value In Ladlos' Coraots, 2/8 to 10/0 a AT WM. H. BMITH'B Chkap Drapkry Waukhodbk, ~ Cornor of Upper Queon and Alexandra-streets t Oppoulto Army and Navy Uoteli '' N.a-Our Woll-asnortoa Stock of GffiNttßAl [■ DRAHKRY Is BOoonT ohbap for cash, ant 0 marked In plain figures at 10 ocr oont. less tbai usual Queen-street prlooß. Wo invite compart liori ■ 1 \7iJANTBD SBbN, theifur Trimming i Vv 9d the yard: Grand Pompadour Fringe , 0d the yard; lot of Blaok do., chosp; Chenille ' MeMld tho yard, at Dampior'a Wakeflold-atreel *. pb^MMISSIONS.—Wanted, any class oi 0 » J Goods to sell on Coinmieslon; good ex oerlanoo.—W.U. Kvkwino Stab. B IJECON D-II AND COUNTED „ DKAWBRS.—Wanted, about 20 various sizes.—Applr to T. H. Hill. Chemist. [ /GOVERNESS (Resident). — Wanted, , v3T Yonng Lady to toaoh EnKllsh and Mublo - Apply by letter, stating ago and salary ox r pootod. AC, Stabofllco, 1 "OOOT TKADE.-Wanted, immediately, f JL* Kneomon-; wages for watertlßhta, 3a 6d; full omploy. Boys wantod for overy dopart ment.—Mo Arthur and Co.. Qnoon-streot. Volunteer Notices. ! yiCTOKIA RIFLES. Tho Memborn of tho Team who flrod against : tho Wairoa Itilloa in tbo late matches aro re- I questod to meet at the Company Room, Drlll nhed, THIS (Saturday) KVKNINU, at 830 o'olook. OWKN MAHON. CniitiUn Commanding Corps. ■XT 0. 8 COMPANY, A. R, V. Members ure informod that the Annual Meot inu will bo hold at tho Drill-shod on MONDAY KVKNINU next, at 8 o'olock, when flnanoo and othor bnßlnosa of Importance will be oonaldurod. A. MCIItKOW. 1 Major, N.Z V. Jnly Bth, 1882. Educational. /^ILK^SIDK, Upper Symonds-street.— (y Mtb Glovor'a 3rd Term will bogln on MONDAY, 17th instant. A Juniors' Dancing Class will bo held ovory Friday Afternoon, at 3.30, and ono for Adults on tho Kvenlng of tho name day. at 7.50. Prospectus with terms, names ot Professors, Sec. on application to the Principal. for Bale. IJIOR SALE, a Pbwton, almost new.— " For particulars apply Cousins and Atkins, Klllottatreot. tyioß salb ok To let. . RO3KNHEIM. PONSONB?. - Pleasantly situated Family Resldome of 9 Rooma, Pantry, Scullery, Stable, Coaob-houao, so,, within three minutes' walk ot tho throe lamps; garden stockod with cholco fruit and ornamootnl trees; commands oxtonslvo vlaw of tho harbour, lUngltoto, North Shore, &c. For Tormß. &c, apply to VAILK BC DOUGLAS, Shortland-streot IJT O R S^ Ah ET GREAT NORTH ROAD-Villa, 7 rooms, Raealior and gas stove, very oonvonlont; MOUNT KDKN-Nloo VUla, 7 roomn,aplon rtld view. Only £100 cash, romalndor at 8 per C°GRAFTON ROAD-Houso. 8 rooms, gas, two tanks, garden, Bhod. &c. Terms eaoy. NKW NOtlTll ROAD-Honse and gronnda, beautifully laid out, ALLOTMENT S-Choap Hullding Allotments at Mount Kdon, Mount Albert, &c. W. V. SrRVKNS, Katato Agout, at Sioadinun'a rtood Shop, Qao»n-Htroot. tUX SiLK, Scaliald View, a 4-roomed 1101180, with dotaobod kltobon; also, 6 riiomed llousn (now), on easy torniß.—ll. Par tlngton, Stlohbury'a Bnlldlnna. BjIUK SAL", 2 Large AlkTtments, 100 x r 188 Valley Road, Mount Kdon. Grand position.—H. Vnrtlngton.atlolibnry'B Buildings. LJiOR S.\LE, Ponsonby, two New Cot -1 tagoa. oaoh containing I rooms and «oul lorr,-wlth evory oonvenlenco; aplendid Corner Allotmont; £G25. Alao, Cottaee of S rooma, nearly new, luted with cupboards, aholvos, &c; Allotment 12 x 1271 £275. Kasy terms.—Labour Kxobango and Katate Agency, High-street. A, T. Oqrtor:lMftna«or * LLOTMKNTB.-Ponsonby Koad.valu r\. ablo Business Site near Franklin Road. 28 x 110, Norfolk-atroot —Choice Allotment. £200. Newton—Choap Allotment noar Newton Road, about 53HQ0.415. Klloralie-Allotments oloso to Station, containing i-aoni eaob, £50. Terms to suit purchasers.—Labour Kxchaneo and Katate Agency. Hltth-ntroct. FIANOS FOR SALE.—Two very superior Sooond-hand Pianos, br woll mown Kngllah maKora, rich walnut oues, and Inflratolaß' order. Poraons rnqnirlng a good Piano at a low price wmilii do well to come and see them at Thoa. H. Webb's, Oak Cottage, Hobson street. DSINBSS TO BE DEPOSED OF.- A Family Bottling wine and Bplrlt Busi ness to bo sold, doing nice trade, in good town, having good commanloatlon with Anokland. Good opportunity for anyono with email capital. —Addroaß B , olilco of thla papor. rjiUAKAU.—A very Desirable Farm I of 101 aoroa, about 1} mlloa from Tnakan Btatlon. with Threerooinod Cattago, Work shop, Dairy, Cow-shod, Pieties, &o. A splendid tream rnnn through the Property ; all fonood and subdlvidod; about 60 aoros in grass, the aßt cultivated; soil is llrat-olaes. Good metallea read all the way. Very ohoap—Price, £600.— D F. Bvans, Katate Agent. 422 IrtOlT SALE, very desirable New and JD Wiill-flnlßhod Gabio-ondod Vilia, S rooms, scullery, So., fitted with cupboards, register grate, oven, Sec, good well, pretty garden, a real oholoo little plaoa, sltuato King-street Poußonny (near Throe Lamps).—O. F. Kvans, KBtato Agent, qaoen-Btreet. (517) UIOB SALE (Howe-street), a vory Pretty C Villa, containing flvo rooma. pantry; water laid in. nico garden, etc; all in m-st-olass order: splendid view; a very desirable plaoe.— D. V, Kyana. Kptato Agent. (juoen-Btroou 425 O S*~[___S ALE. VALUABLK BUSH-8) aores of Valuable Bush, oonsleting ot totara, purlrl, &0,, &c, good position, near a naylgabio oreek, being lart of lots 80 and 89, Mangatete. Prloe only £80.—D, F. Bvans, Estate Agont, Queon-atrnot. (51Q UIOK SALE. A BARGAIN. MANGKRK.-A valuable Dairy Farm, in most desirable position, adjoining the Mangere Water and Depasturing Keßerve. A splendid run for cattle.and ahnn^itnoe of water. The Property consists of 11 apres of first-class Land (In faot. unsnrpaßned) now down in graeS and crop, divided into three lota, fenoed, which conld be subdivided and Bold to great advantage. Together with House, Cow-shed. Pigatios, Stockyard, etc,, for 8525. 318 " D. F. KVANB. Kstato Agent, Qneen-street. Jp O B _J3 a h E. MOUNT EDKN-Now and weU finished Vlll*, gable ends, how window, &0., six rooms and wash-house, allotment $2 x 132; very desir able. Price. fi4CO.-D. B\ Kvane, Kstate Agent, Quoenrstreet. (50=) PONSONBV, coiner Willlom and George ?treetg-^ew ned well finished Cottage, three rooms, and cornor allotmont 63 x &S, for £200.— D. F. Bvans, Estate Agont. (508) TAKAPUNA—A Bargain, 10 aoros land for 1 1C5.-D. F. Bvang. HBtate Agent. (510) * LLOTMENTS I ALLOTMENTS 1 1 GRAOK-STRBBT-SpTendid Villa Sltesj at £3 MOU 9NT°KnBN-About (SO jf 130, at from 32s 64 per foot ANQLKSEA-sTRWBT-40 x 130. for £100 GRAC-B-STRKKT-Very Choice, at from 158 i per foot STUART-STREKT-Beautiful VlUa Bites, at 60s per fon CLARKMONT-Splendid Allotment (fenoed), for£loO CiARKNOB-STRTtHT-^Lots, at £1 per foot BAILSY'S PADDOOK-A Few Lota left ai £{0 each Great demand for Allotments such as the above, and any placed In my bands will find a ready sale, D, F, EVAN S, BBTATK AGtENT, QUKEN-STREKT. . (Next"Her»ld."i ' F. J. MOSS], |W. F. O'SDLLIVAN, FJ. MOSS AY CO.] • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, ' SHORTLAND-BTREBT. " ' Ft R SALE, a Large Allotment in Brlghtoi Road, ParneU (100x300). LOVIOB. Pokeno about 10 aoreo. t 110 AORKS near Tuakau; 60 aores in grafis, re maindor open fern and buah. Price, £500. 36 ACKKS, all improved, olose to the Whanga rata Railway Station; good house, cow ahed, barn, &o.; well suited tor fruit grow B Ing. A LARGB SECTION In Beresford-atreot, 8i I feet frontages 600 AORKS, partly improved, 10 miles from / Auokland, and 1 mile bom railway station! good 8-roomod House, and all neooasary out ulldlngs. Prloe, £1650. In addition to the above, we have a Largi f Number of Town and Country Properties fo: f Sale, including some Largo Blooks ot Land li tha Walkato Distriot 1 F. J. M 033 <s CO., Shortland-atreet r U S~~T LANDED 50.000 Old Jndge Cigarettes 50,000 Exoelaior Cigarettes 25.000 Lone Fisherman g 20,000 Duohess (Pure rurklsh) Cigarettes * PARTRIDGE & WOOLLAMS, QUEKN-BTRBET. 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To L.et. TO LUT, in Ponsonby Road, two Fui nished Baflrooms; Slttlnp-roomif required no other lodgerp.—Apply X, J. rhlllp, riakw Newton. ' g^O LET, a Shop with gas and otbe I. ilttlnga, and Dwelling of i rooms at 15s alflo, a J-roomed House, 10s. -Apply Mra Jaok Mount Kden Ho »rt. 1~10 LS.T, a New Double Shop wit! Houbo, la good locality; Shop -with Htmai in Symonds-street; a Small Shop near Wind mill. Also, very nice RusincHS Premises ir Kybor Pass Ro&d. qnlto new.—A.pply to U Ashton 8c Son, 8, N.Z. insurance) Bnlldlngat rf\O LET, a new Four-roomed House, L Brown-street. Brlnhton; ovory convo nienoe.—Apply, to M. Marriott, grocer, top ol Parnell. fg->0 LET, Furnished Bedroom,—Apply i A next door to London Dairy, Grey-street, O LET, at Conquest Place, Parnell, a Comfortnb'o Five-roomed Cottage.—Apply -i S. Melfccem, l'arnoll Store. i rpu LiK'J', Three Rooms; two unfur - _L Blshed.—Windmill Villa, Bymonds-street. . '{HO LET, two Unfurnished Rooms, suit " a married couplo; wash-house, water, ~ every convenience.—Apply, 308. Upper Queen -3 street. ' rpo LET (with immediate possession), f JL a Shop and Storo in Queen-street, now ocouplod by D. Bloom.—apply on the promises, f|lO LET, Workshop in Lome-street; > 1 also, small Workshop (with steam power) suitablo for wood-tnrner^ — Apply, A. Talt, ' Lorno-stroot. '|"\O LBT, 4-rooomed Cottage, with ' I sonllery, in Clarenoe-street, Ponsonby; good garden, and every convenience.—Apply, W. G. Allen, next door. ri^lO LET, a Six-roomed House in College X Road Apply to R. Rew, Victoria-street TO LET, a comfortable Five-roomed House, with Boullery, front and bick verandah ; good water, and every other oon vonlnnoa—Apply Mrs Hefldell, Kden Terrooe. 'I'O LET, a comfortable Fonr-roomed 1 Kottazo.—ll. J, iltlordan, Nelson-street, near Cook-atroot. - rjiO LET, a convenient House at Con- X quest Plaoe. Rent low to a good tenant. —Apply M. Ryon, Grocor, Parnell. rinO LET, in Collingwood-street, a Six- I roomed flousn with scullery; gas and wator laid on; 12a par week. T"(TIET. Office corner ot High-atreet and Vnloan Lane.—Apply to R. Home, No. 20, Now Zealand Insurance Buildings. f JAO LET. a Family Residence at Epsom, * with 50 acres of land.—For particulars, apply to T. Pi Cloghorn. Kpsom. rriO LET, Large Back Store, convenient 1 to Qucen-atreot, front entranoa; also, an OfHco, good situation,—ifrank Tamo, No. 13, Cuatom-hnußo atroot Bast. r|TO LET, in New Brick Buildings, I Wyiidhnm-strcot, a Corner Bhop and Dwelling, and three Comfortabla Dwellings, all roplete with every convenience.—J. M. Mao donald, Agent. r*M) LET, Furnishctt Bed-room (tor I Slnale gentleman) In Hobaon-stroet.—Apply Stab ufflco. rj^iO LH.T, Furniohed Sitting-room and fi two Bed-rooms, with uao of Kltohen or attendance.—lfor addresß apply at this ofßoe. ' liO LET, Ponsonby Road, corner Picton ■ Btreet, thoßo Commodious Buhlhobs Pre mises ooonpiert by H, C. Bettany. TO LKT, Welllnnton-street. Grocer's Shop and Dwelling, established fifteen years. WOK BALIC, Cbolco Allotments in Lower Hopbnrn and Wolf Btrootn. on terma to suit purohaaora.—S. Y. COLLINS,, Estate Agent, Hlßh-Btreet r~O~BOOTMAKEKS. — An excellent opening for an indnstrloas man, Kyber Pass Corner; rent low.—Apply to H. Aehton and Son. r|U> MILLINERS and Dressmakers.—A X Large Showy Shop, Kyber Pass Corner; rent modorate.— * pply to 11. Ashton and Son, 8, Now Zealand Inßnranoo Buildings. J^O BLACKSMITHS. —To Let, the Blacksmith's Shop lately occupied by W. Mnnroe.—Apply to R. whltson fo Bon. OFFICK TO LET —Apply at G.N.L.A. Rooms, Qneen-streot. and Dwelling-house to let, very O centrally sltuntod; also 4-roomod Cottage In unburba.—C. Williamson, Land Agent, Vul can Lano, ORTH SHORE —To Let, a Hew House of 10 rooirn, wiill sltrmtodj and suitable (or lodgtng house; also, Furnlahod Cottago.—K. and H. Duder. Dovonport Store Ecclesiastical. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, corner of Wollosley and Albort Btrcots.—Mooting for United Prayor win bo held THIS (Saturday) KVKNINS, at 7.30. A Bible Koadlng will bo given. Friends are cordially Invited. A BIBLK OLA.BS for MKN every Sunday aftornoon. from 3 till i. QI, PAUL'S CHURCH.-8 a.m., Cj Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Morning Prayer, Litany, and Sermon; 030 p.m., Kvonlnß Prayer and formon, "On Avoiding Unboltovers." PITT-STREET^WESLEYAN CHUROH.-Morning, at 11. Roy. A. Reid; Evening, at C.30. Rev. H. It. Uewabnry. rS RAFT ON ROAD WESLEYAN \JC OHURCIL-Morning. at 11. Rev. W. C. Oliver; Kvenlng. at C.3O.Mr B". A. White. CJT. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH, O Ponsonby.—Morning, at 11. Rev. H. R. Dowsbury; Kveniog, at 5.30, Rev. U. W. T, fponco. ARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.— Sunday Services—Morning, at 11. Roy. W, J. Watkln; gyoning, at 6.30. Rev. T. Bnddle. EVONPORT WKSLEYAH CHURCH.-Morning. at H, Roy. G. W, T. Sponce; Bvonlng, at 6.30, Rev. A. Reid. N~~ E W M A R~KI ITWWS~LE TAN CHUROH.-Mornirts:. at 11. Rev. W. G. Parsonson; Kvening, at 6.30, Bey. W. J.Wat kin. ARCH- HILL WESLEYAN SEK VICKB, — Divine Servlca will be oon ncted In the Publlo School-room To-morrow Evening by Mr aouatur. at 6.30. jmLLERSLIE WESLEVAN SERVICES Hi —Divine sorvioe will be hold in the Publio School-room To-morrow Evening, at 8.30, by Rev. W. (». Parsonson. UNITED METHODIST FRKE CHURCH, Pitt and Vincent-streetß.- Sunday Sorvlooß, July 9, to bo oondaotod in tho Morning at 11, and in the Kvening at 6.30, by tho Rev. T. Hodgson. T>RIMITIVE MKTUOUIST CHURCH, Jt Alexandra - stroot. — Sunday Serviooß— Morning and Evening, Roy. W. 8. Potter. QEKVICKS in the Primitive Methodist kj Snnd&y Sohool-room, Uppor Pitt and Kdwln-streets—Afternoon, at 3. Roy. W. S. Potter; livening, at 6.30. Mr Hampßon. ■ jiRANKLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE F MBTHODI3TCHURCH,-MorningatH, Roy; J. Guy; Kvenlng at G BD. Mr Geary. T\j EWM ARKET PRIMITIVE MBTHO ±y DI9T CHURCH.—Services To-morrow, at 3 p.m. and 6 SO p.m., by the Key. J. Guy. riONGREGATIONAL CHUfiCH, Berea". V-' ford-street.—The usual Services will be oon duoted To-morrow (Sunday), at 11 am. and 630 p.m., by the Rev. R. Laishiey. ■\TKvv NORTH hOAD CONG REG a, 11 TIONAL BUNDAY-80HOOL,T,Pnblio worship will be conducted To-morrow, July 9th, in the above School, fey Mr Fletcher, at 6.30 p.m, TXTELLESLEY-STREET BAPTIST YV CHUROH.-Sunday. July 9-Momlng, in the Chapel, Mr f hos. Spurgeon; Evening, In the Choral Hall. Mr I'hoa. Spurgeon, IVfoUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH, A.TX —Pastor John Downing will preach Morning and Kventag. ST. DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Upper Symonds-streot.—Rev. T. McKonzle Frasor, M.A. Morning, at 11; Evening, at a3O, Lecture, "Three Last Plagues and Ksodnn from Bgypt." rnHE Rev. D. W. Runciman will pveach Jl at the North Shore Presbyterian Uhnroh on Sunday, the 9th instant, at U o'olook morning and 6.30 evening; also at tho Lake, &t3o'olook. ABBOTT'S OfER;A HOUSE.—Geo. A, Brown will looture on Sunday niaht, at 630. on "Where Are the Dead?' Morning service at the Temperanoe Hall, 11 o'clock. L~ ORNE-STREETHALL,—NewChurch Servloes To-morrow, by Mr Jaoob Pit* man. Subjeot in tbo morning, at 11, " What ThinkyeotOhrlatl' Kvening, C.3Q. fIHKISTADBLPHIANS meet in the XJ Carlton Aoademy, Hobson- street, every first day of the week for breaking of broad at 11 a.m.; Sunday-sohool at 3 p.m., and Bible Class at 8.30 p.m. HURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LAT* TKR-DAY SAINTS hold Meetings In the Masonlo Hall, Newton, on Sunday—ll a.m. for Saorament, 6.30 p.m. preaching the Gospel, All are invited. No collection, mHEATRIC ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN JL ING SERVICES, under the conduot o! the Young Men's Christian Association, Wis Sunday Kvening, from Bto 9. AU aye invited) Seats Free. - Tenders. T7AWAKAWA RAILWAY. 150 COAL-BOXES CONTRACT. Publlo Works Office. Wellington, Ist July, 1882. Tenders will be reoeived at thla Office until NOON on WEDNESDAY, the 19th July, 1882, for the above oontraol. They are to be marked on the otnaide. "Tender for Coal-Boxes Con traot." and addressed to tho Hon. the Minlßtei for Publlo Works. Telegraphio tenders siml larly addressed and marked, will bo received if presented at any Telegraph Office by NOON of the same date, provided that tenders at above are lodged at any District or Resident Bnglneer's Offlc jby the same hour. Drawings. BpcolDcatloEa. and general conditions may D( seen at the Warden's Office, Thames, and ai the Public Works Offices. Anokland, Wei lington, Chrlstohnrob, and Dunedin. The lowest or any lender not necessarily accepted. By command, JOHN BtjACKKTTi Eoglneer in Charge, North island. Jar continuation, see First Page,) m "'- '■ PONSONBY.— A New ana very Frettj Verandah Cottage of five rooms, allot merit, tack, &0., all complete, and In ftrst-olas: order. Very cheap £220.—D. F. Evans, Eotab Agent, Queen-street. 427



Meetings, j; T 0.G.T., R.W.G.L. OF THE WORLD "> ' nnOAU PKNNANT LODGE, No. 176. H.M.B. NEbSON. r The Usual Sobblod oC the nbovo Lodge wIU b( • held at the Temperanoo Hall, at 7 p.m., THlfc •' EVENINB; after which, at 3 p.m., an Oper, Meeting will be held, and to which the public - are invited, Admission Free, i H. HANAWAY, W.C.T. - T.U.G.T,, R.W.G.L. OF THE WORLD, ■ All Membors of the above Order are requested to attend the Speoial Session of the Broad Pen , nant Lodge. No. 176, of H.M.B, Noleon, which . will be held at the Temperanoo Hall. THIS E KVKNING,at7 p.m. Tho Public aro invited to attend tho Open Mooting, which will bo held at 8 p.m, •0. BAILHY, )„ R. H. DOUSE, / Sooß' "VT Z,O.G.T.—EXCELSIOR LODGE, 1.1 • No. 2-A Soolal Meeting will be held in the Pohool-room, Franklin Road, en Jaly 12. Friends invited; refreshments. Admission, Gd. Doors open at 7 p.m. ALHX. WEIR, W. Secretary. #& ». T OVAL QKANGE SKLj&kiL -U INSTITUTION. WswL\tb Tho Annual Soiree jiSWMfiJajJl will be hold on WKIJ- NKSUAY. 12th Jnly, /§YfflmffjF*y\ 1882p ln tho L<>rne-Btreet Wblnr' * * On annday Aftor tfflSWC'^W ...... _ noon, at 3 o'clock, tho sial^i!fSs— -~ Annual Sermon will bo ——* preaohed in the Pitt street Weslayan Church (kindly lent tor the oo oaelon) by Yen. Arohdeaoon Maunsell. The Annual Soiree and Fabllo Meeting will be held on the 12th, In tho Lorne-Btreet Hall, when addresses will be deUveted by Dr. Maun sell, Revs. A. Reid. W. B. Potter, Salter. and other eentlemen. The mnsloul arrangements will be under the direotion of Mr Kyan, Tea on the tables at G o'clock. Tickets, 2a: Chlld f2° ji?peaoll' rTS be b*A o£ the Mastere of the the different Lodges. <*** T OVaL OKAKGEnj fl|£r| U INSTITUTION. Jff» SUNDAY SKRVIOE. "^^ Membors of the above order will assemble (in roeralte) at the Protestant Hall, Newton, on SUNDAY first, not later th&n 2.30. a Coiieotion will be made at the close ot the uervioe. By order. C. HOOKER, O.S. tfi RAND BLACK CHAPTER VX OF IRELAND, PREOEP TORY, NO. 119. M The Regular Monthly Moot Inn "^X^wlll be held on MONDAY, IOIh JjL instant. Business Important, \TT? The A<nNUAL DINNER will take o'aoe at tho Upper Room, Masonic HalL Nftwton, on THURSDAY, the 13th. By order of W.M. HENRY BARTON. Registrar. •agffSa^ A O.F.—The usual Forfc '^PKJPwrak * n'R^tly Meeting of IiSMSn Conrt Pride o£ Onehunga, No. GllftSFTOsSfiSp 6261> wlll tle nol(1 in tna >rem t2KßEwßXl»lieranoe HaU- Qoeen-street, WSd^y-^^^X Onehnußa, on Monday Hvkn- A|{^M<mllNQ, 10th lost, Bt 8 BHAHP.— tW&S^BwaaiAy'-'ualneßa: Rconiving reports, , ■"»»■>• installation of Offlcers. &n.— AH Members are requested to attend: Visiting Brothers invited. By order. J. B. HBNDRY. IyTRPOOLEY'S MUtiIOAL SOCIETy. The usual Meeting of this Booletyls POBT PONBD to MONDAY, 17th instant, on account of the Concert at the Theatre Royal taking place next Monday evening, TVTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE -Ll COMPANY. The Ordinary Half-yearly Meeting of Share holders will ba held at the Offices of the Com pany, Anokland, at 2 p.m: on WHDNKBDAY, the 12th July.to reoeivo the Report and Balanoe sheet, Tho Transfer Books will be closed from tho 29th instant till the 12th proz. By order of the Directors. GKORGK P. PIBRCE. General Manager. ■ Jnne 2G. 1882. NX TREE HILL HIGHWAY DIS TRICT. Tho Annual Meeting of Ratepayers will be held ln tho Pablio Hall, Onehuoga Koad, on BATUROAY, tho 15th July, at 3 o'clook p.m. Business). Report from outgoing Trustees, and to elect Trustees. Auditors, and Kenoe viewers for ensuing year. KOBKRT HALL, _^ Chairman of Board. J^EVPMARKEr BOAD DISTRICT. . The Annn&l Meeting of Ratepayers will be held in the Newmarket Hall on MONDAY, the 24th July, 1882, at 7 p.m., to receive report ot outgoing Trueteee. CHA9. BUTTON. Chairman. MOUNT ALBEKT HIGHWAY DISTRICT. The Annual Meeting of tho Ratepayers of the above District will be held in the Publio Hall. Mount Albert, on MONDAY, July 2ith, 1882, at 7 o'olook p.m. BnslnoBB: To receive Annual Report, and cloot Trustees, Auditors, and Fenoe-viewera for the ensuing year. A. K. TAYLOR. „ Chairman. Jnly 7,1882. NOTICE ia hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Parnell Borough Council will bo held on MONDAY, tho 3tat inttant, to confirm the following resolution ,•— " That the petition of tho Ratepayers upon the property of tho late Mrs Chorton. praying that the Roads reoentlv formed thereon be taken over by the Corpora tion, be compiled with," Dated 7th July, 1882. S. REYNOLDS. Town Clark. Medloai. fTT A. C. B. SOCIETY. -UL» Branch No. 81. Dr Lairford Bvans, of Pitt-street, Is the newly-appointed Medical Atten dant to the Branch. ' Hoors of attendance at his resldenoa dally: 9to 10 a.m. and 7to 8 p.m. J. O'BRIBN, JUN.. SCO. DR. R. C. PARKINSON. M.X.C. Surgeon. England, &a, has the honour to state that he is now Praotlsing his Profession at the NORTH BHORB, and is for the present residing at Rosenoatb, Devoncort, the house belonuit if to Captain Slattery. MARSHALL'S Odontalglcon will cure the very worst kind ot Toothache; try It; price, la.-uoodaon'a London Arcade. moOTHACHE 1 TOOTHACHE I JL TOOTHACHE , 1 1 Immediate Holler by using KDSON'S MA9IO KBSKNGB, ln is Bottles, rfIHE FACT IS NOW ABSURED X. THAT INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, OBBONIO DHONCHITIB, ASTHMA, THROAT AND LUNB COMPLAINTS, NBBVOUB AND WABTINO DIBEA3ES - are permanently relieved, the worst symptoms arrested, and a healthy ro aotlon produced by AIOKIN'B 9YRUP OF KUOALYPTUB WITH HYPOHHOBFmTKB UK* UMB AND QUININK. • """ Thßca great resulta are owing to the combination of NXBVB AND BRAIN TONIC that lend increased snatalnlng; powers to the Invalid, added to whloh Is the BPEOIFIO ACTION ot theßuealyptm on the mucua mem branes, whereby the .air passages are cleared of unhealthy Bssretiona Id a natural manner, Dally evidence is afTorded of the po> manant resuscitating action of this remedy—so that all who Buffer should at onoe make a trial of Its eminent proper ... ties. The Eucalyptus Hyrup 1b moderate . '■ r In price, and within the rctroh of all who «S need It, It is a pharmaceatioal oombina tlon of tonlo alkaloids with hypophoa phites.and not a secret nostrum. Regiatered and gazetted under "The Trades Marks Registration Act," by Ukavkb Aioein, The Pharmacy, Auck land. Wholesalo Agent l Thb Nktt Esalanii Drug Company Money. 1 I i?l)An t0 Lsna ou freehold Seoni-ltys I Xi4/UU also, several Bums ot £1,000 and '■ £500,—Apply AUken Gsrllck, office of William Altken, dhortland-street. A? 16& l't> *lO,t)00 iiifiiSX on Bnlldlnji rS»< ft \P Sooiety principles, or on other term! to suit borrower::. Allotments bought and HOUB6B built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated, Bee Llstol < Properties for s&le on 4th pane. Six per oenl, allowed on money deposited for Investment,— C. Williamson, Lanii. Batata and KinanniaJ Acrent and Valuator Vnlun Lane, , ' £10 to £l,ooo e "TTICTOKIA LOAN AND DISCOUNT ; » ASENCY, i HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND, f OPPOSITE CITY COUNCIL OFFIOEB. i I , Money advanced from £10 to £1,000, Oi \ Perßonal Seonrlty, Deeds of Property, Shares, &c. • Repayments can be made in instalments o ONE SHILINQ PER WEEK foreaoh ONE POUND borrowed, or In "j . . any way tosaitborrowers. „ ' Communications Confidential. * Addbbbs : * - box 90. Auckland po3t-ofwce,



J fersonaii \AT ILL the Person who took the Checked ~ T Ulster from the Choral Hall on Thurs day night pleaae return It to Stab office. ■pkANIEL GILLIVEK, who arrived in j JL' Auckland by Bhlp Mary Shepherd in . IHGO, will obllße by eendine his addroaa. Any , one Rivlnß his address will bo paid for their trouble.—Thomas Unaher, Qaeon-atreot. Public iNotices. ! IVTOTICE OF ) RESPASS.—Any person . -L.' Trespaßßlnu upon or outtln(?/or removlnß timber from allotment No. 87 Parish of Paremc remo.Out Hlll.Stokes' Point, will be prosecuted at law.—Qco. Fraser, Central Land Agency, Auck land. rriHAMES DEEP LEVEL TRIBUTE L COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO SHAEBHOLDEBS. Tho Share Rejflator will be CLOSED from TUKSDaY, 11th, to TUKSDAY. 18th July inatant, both days inolUßive, for the purpose of Issuing Sorlp Certificates of Shures. JAMK3 BTODART, . ~ Beorotary, Auokland, July 11,1882. TN THE ESTATE OF B. H. KEESING X NGARUAWAHJA. The trustees In this assißned estate roquent that all claims bo sent In to Messrs Hughes ano George, of Shortland-street. Auckland, soli citors, aooompanied by an affidavit in proof of same, by WKDNKSDAY. tho 12th July, 1882 otherwise they will not bo recognised, T HEREBY give notice that I will not be responsible for Debts contracted by any person using my name. W. H, VKRBgKR-BINDQyr. TC" O T 1 O X, 1 have this day appointed Mr. CASEMENT AICKItf my Clerk to Collect my Rents and Interest for me from thli date. In tho plaoe ana Instead of Mr S. N. BushiU, who is no longer in my employment; and Mr Casement Aickin's Kecolpt for said Konta and Interest for me will be a full discharge for s&me. ~ . O. GRKENAWAY. Auckland, July Bth, 1882. HOUSES built on the weekly payment system.—Apply Waller. No. 2, Graf ton Road, off Kyber Posb. HOW TO MAKE HOME HAPPY 1— Never be without a Penny Time Table in tho house. The number for July is just out, and can be had at all Stationers. XJUSINESS NOTICE, We beg to intimate that we have disposed of our Wine and Spirit Business to Mr. JOHN KIBKWOOD, who has managed this depart ment for us for many years. Mr. KIBKWOOD will, from this date, carry on the same in his own name, and in the old premises, 18, Qaecm street. p ffi CRUICKSHANK & CO. Auokland, July 1,1882. "DANK OF NEW ZEALAND, An AGENCY of this Bank has been Opened today at A R O H A, Thames, under the Interim charge of Mr. Q. A. BunaK°s. D. L. MURDOCH, General Manager. Anokland, 3rd July, 1882. CKATES. SKATES. SKATES, Wanted Known - That BRANSTON and FORSTKK are now manufacturing Skates of all sizes, on the mos approved principle, and at Reduoed Prices IKON BEDoTEADS, just landed, from 22a6d; OaU. 18s fid; SO Fenders, slightly damaged, half-price.—Dlreot Supply store. | •vOMPLE'IE China Tea Servfce, 27 V ■ pieces, with Handsome Tea Tray and 6 Bpoons, 13a 6d; China Cups and saucers, 5s (d, 7s, and 9a per doz.— Direct Supply Store. mo THE TEA TRADE. On the apnroach of the Opening of the New Season, wo beg to inform the trade that we are Importing a large qu-ntity of Teas from Foo Cbow, bought on the very best terms, Quality and Purity being the First Consideration, as onr ambition is to Excel, and plaoe nothing but a Standard Article on the market, INDIAN TEAS. We have made arrangements with the Cal cutta Tea Syndicate to get genuine Indian Teas Direot, and therefore can oiler the Best Selec tion at the Lowest Rates. We Guarantee all our Teas as Value for prloe charged. When Selection Is left to ourselves we will be responsible, with expenses of transit added where we do not give satisfaction. BROWN, BARRETT, & CO., Tea, Corvsß, and Spice Merchants, Wholesale Gbocbbs, ELLIOTT-STRKBT, AUCKLAND. mOTHE PUBIiIC. JAMES ADAMS, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Victoria-street, Begs to inform his numerous Customers that he has determined to hold a SALB tor THIIEIC WKKKS (dnring the stay of foralgn opposition in the town) oc his Large Stock of W&tches, Clocks. &0., at Twenty per Cent. (20%) Discount on the usual prioes, After that time prices will be as before. He has hitherto depended on tho Extra Quality of his Goods rather than cheap ness of prloe for success in business. But on this nartloulu occasion. Quality and Cheapness will bo found combined. All tho Watohoa will be Guaranteed as good, which Guarantee win be of Borne value, not mere waste paper, as I will always be found ready and willing to carry it out English Levers by Krhardt, Rotter bams, &c n anton m^ VV AREHOUSE« PONSONBY, Nk ab the Three Lamps. W. H. YOUNG (for the past fifteen years In the employ of Messrs Barnett and Levy and Messrs uewin and Brother) begs to notify to tbe Inhabitants of Ponsonby and surrounding district that he has purchased the business lately carried on by Mr R. Borrow. vv.H.Y. hopes by strlot attention to business, and selling a first-olass article at lowest prices, to merit a share of public patronage. Families waited on for orders, and goods promptly delivered. Possession entered upon on June 21. \m; ITH reference to the above, R. V T Burrow begs to thank hia late custom ers for their kind support during the time he was in business, and having disposed of the same to Mr W. H. Young begs to solicit a con tinuance of their favours on hia behalf. Tho Book Debts due prior to transfer to be paid to Mr Young, who has purchased the same. R. BURROW. SELLING OFF-T|RAWINGROOMBUITKS MJ at reduced prioon. Fob Cash, at T. & H. COOKE'S, 123, Queen-street. SELLING OFF-TVINING-ROOM SUITES U at reduoed prices. Foe Oabb. at T. & H. COOKE'S, 123, Queen-street. SELLING OFF—TRON BEDSTEADS AND JL COTS at rednoed prices, For Cash, at T.& H.COOKK'a, 123, Queen-streot. BELHNGOB>F-r<A.RPETB, Hearthrngß, \j Linoleumrand Flooroloth at reduced prloes, Fob Cash, at T. & H. COQKK'4, 133, Queen-streer. SELLING OFF-/^ HiT OHIMNK V GLASSES 08l " \X Black and Gold Mirrors, and Toilet Glasses, &t reduced prices. Fob Cash, at T. & H, COOKE'S, 123, Queen-street.. ! BELLING OFF—X? iCMNANTS oi CARPET 3, BJi It FLOORCLOTHS, &o.| at und under oont price. Won Cabb, at T. & H. COOKK'd, 123, Quean-street. ! _____ , ' SELLING OFF—T'HB WHOLK OF OT7R 1 IMMENSE STOCK OF t FURNITURK. OAKPETB, • FLOORCLOTHS, and BKD j DIN 9, at greatly reduced I prices, Fow dan, pruvi^ns to removing to our New Show Booms in Victoria-street.—T. ard H. COOKE, 123, Queen street. AULESBROOS & CO.'S Gtold ]VJ[edal Biscuits. (Awarded FIRST PRIZE at the New Zealand International Exhibition, Ohrlstohnrcb). THESE BISCUITS, XHB FINEST IN THE f MABKKT, MAY BE HAD FROM ANY RESPECTABLE GROCEB. Tho 'Borealla' having arrived, Customers oan now have their usual supplies. JOHN KAnLE, AGKKT, HIGH-STBBKT, June, 1882.



ijost and Foundi "PONSONBY.-LOST, on Friday W ■ in "LrtOUND, some days ago, a Parcel nf JUHVK POUNDS REWARD. - stolen JL' from the door of AiLovett Draner w>i recovery of tho gooda and the oorvloMM i? thl Board ana Uesidence. BUAItD AND RESIDENCE for One . „ or rwo Respectable Men: oomfortablo home, qniet family, no children, Termsmode. mto.-Apply MraCfi^p^incent-Btreet; BEKESFOKD HOUSE, corner of ±>itt n, ( »^an£. Boreßtord-Htwets, 8. Pearoe. Pro *JT HOBBON-aTRBKT, ' IBOABD AWD LOIXWJO _„..._, JJt, «, WMk Swgfcß Rr.QM.. lmZ.!aS. "°** O Ul'KKi/JK Board and Residence (Lath, ' ■■''.' la coutra! paaniou la Auckland, for familieis ladtea o.- nontk-jcn. Address, Stab C>ffloe. •S'JiiUsements. OHO.tfAL SOCIETY. Fl^TAti REHEARSAL, MONDAY EVENING, 10rH JULY. Dhlrp?" BtS ( n Part n> Orchestra at 7.80 O-clo^ alI°" Bnd I" rannhi> u'er Maroh" at 8 Ponsonby members are reauested to attend, H. GILFILLAN, Jim., ■ Hon. Sec A UCKLANB BAND OF HOPE NOTICE TO CHOIR. The Practice of '' Jessica's First Prajai* will bo continued on TUnaDAY next, i "he New" ton Congregational Schoolroom, Kdtabuißh. H. HOTBERHAM, Choir Secretary. PONSONBY WESLEYAJX BAND OF HOPE. On MONDAY EVENING next, a Leotura JS^bSo? 8?" 8!: s"b Jec': Boer, and the Waste tuagrarns. Admission free. Commence at 7.50. E>,E^(i E nKA,, tilßLs' SCHOOL CON „ { ,c t ??' r. wil bo given on WEDNESDAY next. 12th inst. Admission, Is; danoe, 2s. Infected Bneep Notice. \ UCKLAND SHEEP DISTRICT. .footed Sheop D (aß interpreted by Section 6 ofßald Act), on the 30th June. 1882, la published1. FBAB. CHAS. LEWIS. ! Auckland. July i, IBS 2. Cbl<* lnSDßotM- * AUCKLAND SUBDIVISION. NO. Of - Walter Paul, Mangero .. .. ShffiS P# Albert Roblnaon, Mangore II £ 80 Total .. .. , „ > Jajj AtEX. Monro, • Inspector, Nowmarbot. MARBDEN SUBDIVISION. No. of Christian Brothers (late Manuel Chris- c°V' Man), Lower Matakana 295 Antonio Martin, Lower Matakana :. 31)0 W. J. McLeod, WhanttM-ei Heads 190 Mfs Betty Bntler. Wbangarei Heads 1 60 f; Chae. A. nobinson, Whangarel Heads 33 Samuel Dent, Whangarei 200 M, McDonald, Wbanßarel .. .: isn ' Robert Cleary, Whangarel „ m Mrs O. Cole, JMangapal 102 John Kvanu, Bnatftßcata .. " 108 ■ ;• g. Street, Ruatangat* " " go .- P. N. Steel, UnaUngata _■ ? " 170 George Fraser, Kuarangi „ " II 2UQ ' Danoan Bochanrn. Kaurlhohore ... 00 Total ~ _ .. „ 2063 O.Thomson, . . ■ Inspeotor, warkworth. > ' Auctions, '.. ; ;. , B. TONK3. E. 0. OABB. B. D. TONKS ' MONDAY, JULY 10. MAIZE, MAIZ& IKON TANK. •"''' ;i FENCING WIRB. , . B. TONKS"&CO. ' WILL Sell, on Monday, the lOthiDßt., » at 11 o'clock, .».: 20 BA- Qa maizk » " 1 dOD GALLON TANK 1Q COILS FENCING WIRK. B. TONKS. R. 0. GARB. B. D. TONK3 TUESDAY, JULY 11. TRADE SALE OF CONCENTKATED ESSENCES, POMADES, SOAPS* LIMEJUICE, TOOTH PASTE, TOOTH POWDER PERFUMES, &c, &C,, From the oelebratedhoußesot Napoleon, Prloo * and Co., and Whltaber and arwsnUOu " ' B. TONES & CO. : :* i ucffio^M n r n .Jiiat iand^««G»tt- :; ; B. TOHKS. R. C..CARB. B. D. TONE'S. ? WEDNESDAY, JULY 12; ' ORGANS. ORGANS. ORGANS. DOMINION ORGAN COMPANY'S MECHANICAL OKGANETTES. B. TONKS & CO. WILL SBLL on Wednesday, the IKb " '?■ instant, at eleven o'doofc .:•,*. 1 ORaAN, 2 ROWS KBYS. 17 BTOPB I '■'• \ :: •If :: . 1 1 ~ 1 •." ' ■ '-V i •• j - 5 ■-.:: :| Just Landed, ex Arnold ron Bippen. 1 c^b^ atlon Organ, for roU music or I I Musical Cabinet - . Cabinet Organetto ? With mußlo for aboye. B, TONES, H.O.OAEB, B. V, TONKB WEDNESDAY, JULY 19. TOWN SECTION, OPOTIKI, B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instruction? from the Punlio Trustee to cell by auotloa on Wednesday the 19th instant at IZo'olook ALLOTMEN9' 12 Section 2.; TownßMp of ' Opotiki. containing l acre, Bltuated in Main-Btreet, Cipotiki. WEDNESDAY, iroON." IMPOBTANT SALE OF ENGLISH FUKNITCRR, PwiTisiU WAEE TOI 'JRV SKTS, FENDKItS,; ■ " K&I j.,0., ico. •- ir Ex Vii»Kiu'd from London, s- ■ R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instractions from the importer to sell by auction, at his Mart, Oneen-stroet (Bartaenware Depart ment), on Wednesday next, at IS o'clock noon A WBLL-ABSORTKD INVOICE OS- " ENGLISH KURNITUKB. &c, obnslßUng^ol -Walont and Mahogany Loo Tables, Wataut Inlaid Cabinete. Qlais Doorß and Card TabloJ Mahogany Hall Benohes, Oak Footstools \£ hetge Mahogany Telesoope Dlntop; Table Bedside OnDboardß, Oak Pigeon Holes 'ftlldbur front). Carved Oak; Plate filsja MlrrorS Wefc nnt Inlaid Davenport. Ooeaßlonal tfablee. Carved Oak Brackets, Knvelope Standa, Marbla Top Washatonds, Muslo Stools, Carved Footstools, Bambso Crystal Sorosnfi, cheats of Drawers, Carved Oak Chairs. Looking Glasses. Umbrella Stands, Iron Uedstcads And Cota &o; BP Tea and Coffee SeMcoa/Orufcw; o - Bpoona; Cut Tumblers, Knives, Carvers. Shoe ■■- Bnuhes, Trays, Fenders, Iron Tu»w, Toilet '- Sets, Flower Pot?, Uhina Tea and Coffee Bets. I Glasa Shade Ornamonta, Baekote, Sec, r .j. ... , Now on View. (Omtfauei ott Fotvrih '■$?"** *'