CABLEGRAMS.

[RKUTER'3 .TBLKQHAMS.

LONDOF, June 14,

Consols have again risen to 100J ex div. TheTO are no other chanaes to report in the money market, or in the markets for colonial produce. 10 GOO bales wool were catalogued at to-day's ■wool sale. Good competition was experienced at full current rates. SAN FtfANCISCO, Juno 13.

The steamship City of New York, with the homeward English mail, arrived here . day two days before contract time. 1 J> ' CAIRO, June 14.

Tho British, French, and other consul general resident* here, have gone to Alexandria. THE LATB DISTURBANCE.- ARKEST OF RINGLEADERS. ALEXANDRIA, June 14.

The ringleaders In the recant attack upon the Europeans have been arrested. In con sequence of the unsettled condition of the city the garrison has been largoly increased ■me'total force of troop? is now 12,200.

LONJJON, June 13. Consols have declined to. 1003, « div. N6 wTealaml securities remain at the fol ,-„« nutations :-6 per cent. 10-40 loan, 1061?nS °™*- ™» loa3' 106; 4i pCr WrtuffJnr'e unchanged at 51s . , Adelaide wheat, ex Btore, and 51s for Sw aalSd ditto'; Adelaide wheat 35s elltore. Australian tallow-Best beef were ofYered to a firm market. THE AUSTRALIANS AT DERBY BHJIKJS.

LONDON, June 13. . Tho cricket match (Australians v. Dorby shire) was resumed at Derby to-day, when ?he visitors continued their first mnjngs. a:«r^ ."its = fflfflmSSTi i«t «tow -I »< <v*?\

AUSTRALIAN.

MELBOURNE, this day. Rumoura are current that in view of the nrcsent political crisis, Government intend foTsk for dilution, but thc.statea.ents Ire conlirmation. Failiug amicable ttlement between Ministers and the Opposition, coalition is deemed probable, "a transpired that Mr Berry and hi. Bupporters have intimated their readmess toioia Mr Francis and aupport his mo-, tion condemning the proposed re-mission of taxation

MELBOURNE, this da/j Arrived yesterday : Te Anau, from the Bluff

SYDNEY, this day. Sailed, yesterday : Zealandia, for Ancle lMdt THE MINERS' STBIKB. Negotiations which were recently re sumed at Newcastle with a view to a tor- Station of the miners'strike have taW. an no agreement could be come to "to toe basis upon which arbitration should be pro ended with. The men have now sub mitted their ultimatum to 9*»®»»>™? a manager ef the Agrusu tural Company s colliery, who is considering the same. NO-COSFIDENCE MOTION. MELBOURNE, June 15. next. -

Mail Steamer.

The P M.S.S. Co.'s steamship Zeaiandia day. ' „-

POLICE COURT.-This day.

(Before J. B. MacdonaW, Ksq., 8.M.) mm mmst Witß. /-,__„ Tim nharee against Henry Samuel Bo«rboroag» o n iq NP AMHB BtantUl »9, Bas{F" fwitneßS; The aßßftnlt arose deposed taut he ItneW B»m. t^ w Madir . Mt g»W, "Get out wl'ye. if 8^ ft standing br the threatj-lo Mr l«^ ey .t ft ted the trnth. the hoißb'a head. "a" il". an d several Benben Scarborough, fa .mo, »f dence ._ M r Other wltnefßea (tavo simi are fan 4 Lolshler addressed *h. core or V P , Hoean, who denied CaUed defendant and paries Hoganov that the threat was usedto w?™°.°°l p that the Ills Worship cons»dored o however. th ant .^ %&^Atfspi«* suroty t0 Big same amount; costs £o 53. .

Stock and Mining Markets.

VERY little business was done to-day, New Zealand Insurance were sold at; S^S with Vmvers at that figure. There were buyers of South Britbh at 595, but nr, sellers Union . Sash and Door were auitted at £8 10s, Northern, ss. at fo; 3d Auckland Gas were enquired for It £10 6.. In mining, North TJevons were quitted a t29,andsuccesgat4s3d.

James Walsh of Symonds-street, desires it t"be known that he is not the Jame, \¥ajsh charged with larceny at the Police Court yesterday. '. '■:■ An attendant at the Whau Lunatic Asyfam naral Way has been dismissed for cruelty to a patient named Hobbs, whom he is alleged to have knocked down and kicked. ,

THE PROFESSOR AND HIS PUPIL.

TRIUMPHANT DEBUT,

1 The announced ddbut of Professor Martin Swallow in the triple capacity of conductor, principal tenor and pianist, coupled with the first appearance of a mysterious Signor Antonelli, and a general expectation of something funny or lively,had the effect of filling the Opera House last night. Seats in the pit were in greatest request, and it may safely be asserted that that part of the house baa never before been resorted to so largely by all classes of male society. It was thought thai very few ladies would be present, but this opinion proved to be erro neous, although, if its application be res tricted to the diess circle.it was not far from the mark. The audience lost no time in male ing known the fact that they had assembled less in the hope of being pleased by vocal or instrumental performances than with the desire and intention of being tickled and amused. The opening march, although meritorious enough, was simply tolerated, while the appearance of the pompous Pro fessor and the Sipnor, as they advanced towards the footlights for the purpose of sinning a sacred duet, was the signal for peals of laughter from pit, stalls, and circle. Professor Swallow was arraj ed irrcproach ab'y in full evening costume, with em broidered slippers upon his feet, and the curled rtnd perfumed tresses of his silken hair drooping gracefully over his shoulders. In style, action, and costume Signor An tonelli was a re-production, in miniature, of his great master. His black hair had been encouraged to grow to as great a length as possible, and it was most elabo rately arranged, while his waist was pain fully suggestive of tight lacing. Both singers allocted a profound unconscious ness of the derisive reception accorded them, Swallow being seemingly rapt in contemplation of the dazzling splendours of the gasalicr, and his small associate watching him eagerly for the cuo to b» gin. Notwithstanding his alertness, how ever, he stai ted a note behind, but soon pulled it up. Tho selection was short, and, with the exception of a few stentorian ex clamations from tho remoter regions of the house and plenty of intermittent laughter, the performers had no cause for complaint. Signor Antonclli's rendering of tho well known baritone air "DI Provenza il Mar' provoked tho audience to uproarious mer riment. Ho advanced miocingly to the front of the stage, and thon with a roofward gaze indicative of supreme contempt for tho contrivers of the various kinds of noises that saluted his ears, waited till the instru mental introduction had been finished. When ho did sing, an absurd affectation of airiness of, manner, together with plenty of grimaces, and the strange sound of the Italian words, powerfully stimulated tho risibilities of the "house, so that at short intervals tho audible tittering of uncon trollable mirth burst suddenly into tremen dous gnffaws, tho infectious character of which rendered an assumption of gravity all but impossible. Signor Antonelli slowly re tired amidst a shower of bouquets and a perfect storm of uproar. Tho floral offer ings caught the argus eye of tho Professor, and with a seraphic smile upon his counto nance ho led his coy and blushing pupil forward again. Singularly enough, the con tributions were genuine, no carrots or tur nip tops being noticeable, notwithstanding a general report that there were plenty in tho house, as well as a few odoriferous re miniscences of the poultry yatd. As the interesting pair halted at the nearest bouquet, tho lesser Swallow looked ap pealmgly at his principal for instruction, and then, after glancing dubiously at the sea of faces in front of him, bent his knees and made a desperate effort to clutch it frmi the side, the stiffness of his corsage rendering a free reach out of the question. With an agonised expression he caught jt and slowly resumed tho perpendicular, while his master kindly relicycd him from a repetition of the gymnastic feat by pick, ing up the remaining bouquets. During thia scene the audience gave full vent to their laughter, and tranquillity was not restored for several minntes afterwards. Asjcx poctcd, tho Professor's attempted execution of a scena from Rossini's "Lady of the Lake," comprising recitative, cavatina ("Ma dov 'b colei che acconde") and cabal-. Etta proved the event and also the failure of the evening. His voice was quite husky in tho lower register and the tone was any; thing hut musical or agreeable. The short, abrupt phrasing q£ tho Italian words of the recitativo provoked frequent laughter, and it soon became manifest that the essay would result any-1 thing but happily. Before the ctvatina was finished, some one, with the^voice of a Boanerges, yelled- out, "Oh, shut up. That'll doj" and in prompt obedience to the request the Professor, indifferent to the fact that he had omitted to take the top chest p, closed his book sharply, and, without mak ing the customary acknowledgment to the audience, proceeded to withdraw in unmis takably high dudgeon. Unfortunately forh'jj dignity, and the studied disdain of his exiti he backed in among the instrumental ac companyiste, colliding with a music-stand, and narrowly missing a fall! Covered with confusion through tliia unfortunate contre temps, he shot one withering look of scorn at his merciless patrons, and then made an ignominious bolt for. the left win**, followed by howls, shrieks, and shouts of every de scription. He"was announced to sing'a song by Blnmenthal, " My' Queen," but ho came forward and apologised for its omis sion on the plea that he was suffering from a severe cold. This did not prevent him, however, from taking part in the duet from Faust, "Ma ilciel," withMrPercy Dufaur, It was well rendered, the letter gentleman sinning remarkably well. Despite the ad vertised notice that no encores would be given, the audience persisted in re-calling the singers. The honour was responded to after a characteristically singular fashion. In lively remembrance of the (Jridicule heaped upon him a few minutes previously, the Professor led Mr Dufaur forward to the stage front, and then, unwilling himself to recognise other than superciliously the people who had co lately made merry at his expense, he retired hastily by the right wing. Again the audience raised their voices for an encore, and once more the little scene with its odd exhibition of haughty contempt {on the Professor's part was en acted. Still the clamour was kept up, and for the third time the duettists appeared, the one to bow his acknowledgments and the other to bdow how thoroughly he des pised the assemblage. This time another unfortunate mishap befel bira, quite anni hilating his stately hauteur. In turn* ing| towards the means_ of exit he tripped over and capsized a chair and then, in defiance c-f the simultane ous roar that was evoked by thej/awa pas, he picked up the chair, smiled sar donically at his tormentors, and, with a hop, skip and jump, gained tbe grateful shelter of a projecting side scene. Tho concert was utterly without precedent in the records of Auckland, and it should cer tainly have the effect of deterring the versatile Swallow from again maiung a public, appearance in the place where ho has already rendered himself so notorious. It is to bo regretted that the ladies and gontlemen who appeared with him suffered from the prevalent humour of the evening, for they were all entitled to consideration] ■while the instrumental morceans were really admirable, one and all. Miss Katjen's pianoforte selections, and the clarionet performances of Messrs. Jackson and Levy were excellent while tho Professor's own pianoforte contributions wore of a very high order of merit

THE RECEIPTS IMPOUNDED.

Aa Mr Swallow has riot yet obtained his I discharge from bankruptcy, Mr Thomas Macffarlane, as trustee for the crcditprs, took steps yesterday afternpon to impound the proceeds of the concert. Accordingly hesoi'vedthe following notice at Wayte's establishment when the sale of tickets was going on:—"Auckland, 15th June, 1882. —Mr E. Wajte and Mr Lennox.—l sco that you are selling tickets for Mr Martin Swallow's concert to be given to-night, and as Swallow is an undischarged bankrupt, and I am trustee in his estate, I give you notice that !■ claim all monies which you, either collectively or individually, have re ceived on his account, and that I shall hold you personally;-responsible if you shall hand any to him after this notice.— Yours truly, Tj?O, MacffablANE, trustee." Mr Lennox returned|the following answer this morning:—"June, 1882. Thos. Macffarlane, Esq., Auckland. Dear Sir,— Your letter of the 15th instant, demanding the proceeds of sale of tickets for Mr Mar tin Swallow's.concert, places me in an ex ceedin°ly awkward ,and painful position. I am willing to oblige you so far,as lain personally concerned, but do not see my wav clear to create a breach of trust between myself and. client. The proceeds of sale of tickets are the results of Mr Swallow's labours since his bankruptcy, and lifter the ordinary hours of, a,ailv labour.' He must liya and obtain a respec table appearance, to follow his profession, or he maintained by the State or creditors. I don't kng'w Qf an' instance when a tradesman or artisan has been pro hibited from • working. over-time or other

j wise maintaining himself or bettering his condition, even as a bankrupt, nor do I see I how the State can claim monies so acquired j after the ordinary toil of the day ■is ever, be he teacher or artisan. ' As I previou«ly stated, I am willing to oblige you, but I do not care to suffer for breach of trust or any other action or cen sine in this matter.—l remain, air, yours faithfully, N. G. Lennox." It will be noticed that Mr Lennox reasons upon the mistaken supposition that Mr Macffarlane t is acting for the Government, whereas ho' ', has taken action simply in the interests of : the creditors. However, the money i has not heen handed over to Mr Sallow, but he has received instead an order from Mr Macffarlane to appear for examination before a meeting of creditors, to bo held nt : the Supremo Court on Tuesday next.

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY

(FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.)

WELLINGTON, this day. Tawhiao and the Mokau Land

Court.

Te Wheoro has just received a wire from Tawhiao and Wananui, from Alexandra, requesting that Mokau bo "tied.up" and made inalienable, as Weterc insists on us going through the Court. Te Wheoro has gone to see the Govern ment on the matter.

Slashing Speech by De Lautotir. At the finish of the debato on Sir George Grey's Bill, Mr Swanson's speech brought Mr Do Lautonr to his feet, aud be slashed out fiercely in his b% t style. He assailed Swansea's pretensions as a representative of tho workiog man, and a model of devo tion to duty ; and said he could tell things which Swansou had done, which would cover his political career with everlasting infamy. The last two hours of tho debate were altogether of rathor a sultry charac ter. A lull report of tue debate appears olsewhere. The Financial Statement. The financial statement will bo delivered to-night, probably by Major Atkinson in person, being his iirst appoaranco iv the House for more than a week. Harris's Return. _ Mr Harris's return gives great satisfac tion in the lobbies—to his party of course, but also to others on the ground of personal popularity,

Intouse interest is taken in Wakanui Election. Hutting ia all in favour of Ivcas. Mr Hurst is about to introduce a bill to restore leaseholders' qualification.

FRANKLIN NORTH ELECTION.

The election of a person to represent the Franklin North constituency in Parlia ment took place yesterday. At Otahuhu, as the afternoon wore on, quite a number of electors, under the potent influence of the condiments dispensed at the public-house, became noisy. Fortunately Mr Sergt. Major Pardy had dispatched a posse of police, under Sergeant Gamble, to the village, so that no serious breaches of the peace occurred. The obstreperous portion of the " free and Independent" baa, how ever, to be ejected from the public houses more than once. The returning officers at the several polling places were:—Otahu hu, Mr Thomas Cotter (principal return ing officer) j Papakura, Mr Seaman ; How ick. Mr S. Y. Collins ; Mangete, Mr O'Callaghan; Wairoa, Mr Murray j Papa kura Valley, Mr Muir ; Turanga, Mr Stevens; Waihcke, Mr Brooking. The returns to hand arc :— Harris. Bnotland. Otahnhu 227 187 Papakura 104 59 Mangere 34 (37 Howick ... ... 69 69 Turanga 7 30 Papakura Valley .. 24 14 Wairoa 60 50 Wuiheke 5 24 When tho result of tho polling at Otahuhu was declared, tho excitement was intense. The result of tho polling at Ota huhu, Papakura, and Mangero were known last night in town about nine o'clock, tho othor returns arriving at a late hour. The election created a great deal of interest in tho city, nnd last night, till a yery late hour, the current question was, " Any more news about tho election ?' For the parpose of comparing tho returns from the present and tho last election, wo publish tho result of the latter in full: Harris. Back- trnka. Gordon. land. Otahnhn.. .. 83 101 105 7 Manßoro.. ..15 58 1 — Howlok .. .. 63 ■ 6J 10 1 Turanc*.. ..3 8 7 — Papakura Valley 17 2 i — Wairoa ... 63 31 13 - Fopaknra _ 82 c/) 10 — Walheke.. ..3 19 1 — Totals ..323 321 151 1 It will thus be seen that 113 more votes were recorded at Otahuhu yesterday than at the last elnction, 21 mote at Papakura, 24 more at Mangere, 13 more at Howick, 19 more at Turanga, 15 more at Papakura Valley, 13 more at Wairoa, and 6 more at Waibekq. Tho totals are :— Harris „ ~. 630 Buckland ... 500 Majority for Harris, 30.

THE CHAMPION CHAL LENGED.

[BY TBLIQRAPH. -PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, Thursday. A letter has been received from Reynolds, the New South Wales sculler, to the effect taat he is willing to row Hearn for £100. Hearn is quite willing to accept this chal lenge, obq to allow £25 for expenses should he come to Wellington. Piobabiy tho match will be arranged.

THE RUSSELL ACCIDENT.

PKATII Or THE SAILOR GREBNELL,

We stated iv our last Saturday evening's issue that a seaman named Greenell, be longing to the barque Adelina Gtbbs, lying in Kussell, had sustained serious injuries through failing from one of the yard* to the vessel's deck. He was brought down to Auck land by the s.s. Wellington, and taken to the Hospital tor treatment. He was in sensible . when admitted, and remained without any great improvement since then, and consequently very •slight hope of his recovery was entertained. Be died in the Hospital last night. In connection with the case, a cuiious point of law has arisen. The accident having happened on the high seae,and on board an American ship, it is held to have happened on Ameri can territory, and hence an English jury cannot sit on the body. An inquest will consequently not be held. .

THE EXPECTED COMET.

IT will no doubt be of general interest to our readers to learn that the expected celes tial visitor may now be se«n in the west directly after sunset. This comet was dis covered by Mr Wells, whose name it bears, on March the 10th or 19th (the exact date being uncertain), and was them an telescopic object. At that time its northerly latitude was increasing, and its appearance was confined to the other hemisphere. This course was con tinned tkrough the constellation Cepheus when, according to the ephemeris, the comet moved HonWarus." From the Vest elements of its orbit which are to hand, it has passed its perihelipn, and is theoretically at its maximum brightness. From these elements it appears that tbefuture|movement of this cpmet will be southerly, a circumstance which will daily improve its position ; but it is a misfortune to observers tha* increas ing moonlight will largely interfere with its observation. Last night its tail was sensibly longer than on Monday night when I first observed it, but this may be owing to its impioved position, as it was then just on the apparent horizon. S. J. LAMBERT, F.R A.S.

The evening skies of our Southern Hemis. phere were la»t eveuibfc virftod by the first comet (Comet A, 1882,) which has favoured W with its presencethisyear. Itwas&een last evening shortly after mindown by Mr J. T. Stevenson, F.S.S., of Nelson-street. Itwas distinctly visible to the naked eye, the head not being clearly defined till viewed through a silvered-glass reflecting tele scope. It appeared a very pretty object. It will be in a better position to-night, and may-be looked for shortly after spm towards the .western horizon. ■ \

The Harbour Board workmen were to-day engaged in erecting new stops at the Quegri. street Wharf and alongside of the 'n.e.w re< clamation wall. The steps will be a great convenience, and we only regret that they were not put in a more suitable manner. ■jpiie numerous sharp corners will probably Have the effect of mutilating numerpus boats in time to come, and wo anticipate many complaints from watermen and others. '

TELEGRAMS.

(PEK PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

COROMANDEL, this day.

TOKATKA. —There is an improvement in the face of the intermediate level, going east from the winze. A body of stone is making, and colours of gold seenthis morn ing

RUSSELL; this day.

THE ARAWATA DETAINED.

Sailed-Taurangn, Onward, and Griffin. The Norval has not yet completed load ing, as the heavy rains have caused such a fresb that tbe barges are not likely to get up to tho derrick till to-morrow, and this has been the cause of tho shortness of the supply of coal. The Aravata sailed at 11 a.m. for Syd ney, having been detained by a heavy flood. The Gleuelg left at 2 p.m. Passengers for Auckland—Rev. Bishop Stuart, Messrs Priestly, Vause, Laudill. Dowling, Sniel, Slater, and others, and one prisoner. The lato rains have brought out a large quantity of legß,atMougomii, for the Auck land Timber Company.

WESTPORT, this day. VESSEL IN DISTRESS.

A schooner is auckored off the North Beach, flying the signal for a tug. Her canvas is blown to ribbons. If her anchor holds, the vessel will be safo. The sea is too heavy for steamers in port to go to her assistance. Opinions are expressed that shu is the Fleetwing.

WELLINGTON, this day, THE MAIL STEAMERS.

The Australia, with the May English mails, left San Francisco for Auckland on the 4th inst., one day late..

CHRISTCHURCH, this day.a

To-day an application for a publican's licence was refused to the Koudal Boarding house, which had previously held a wine and beer license. The ratepayers at the local option poll liad decided that no new licenses should be granted, and the Licen sing Committee of Christchurch North □ow hold that they had no power to grant a publican's license.

DUNfIDIN, this day.

The Public Works Department have ac cepted J. M. Watson's tender for tho supply of 50,000 sleepers at ±7,010. Ten declarations of insolvency liavo been filed this week, including Edmund Godeo, bootmaker. uebt«, £5,375; us»etp, £330.

Over 600 deferred-payment settlers signed a petition ia favour of Council's Dill,

The education Board has decided to dis pense with the services of Farnic, one of the Normal School teachers, lor writing to tho Press rcilecting on the new Inspector.

LATE CABLEGRAMS.

[reuter's cablkohams].

'Lite Irish Question.

LONDON, June 16,

In the House of Commons to-day George OttoTrovelyar, Chief Secretary for Ireland, replying to a question, admitted that there was an apalling increase in tho number of ovictions now taking place in Iroland. The proposition to hold a confertnee for the settlement of the Egyptian question ii now gaining fresh prominence in European political circioe. Tho ship P. Mingdon, which loft New* caatlo on 11th February last for Lyttelton, with a cargo of coal, and has not since been beard of, has been " posted" at Lloyds. 18,000 Troops for Egypt.

LONDON, June 16. The"Timo9" tbiß morning publishes a telegram from Egypt, btuting that the Khedive, and Dervish Pasha, Chief Turkish Ctrarnissiouor, have sent a requont to the Sultan that 18,000 Turkish troops should be despatched without delay to Alexandria.

BERLIN, .Juno 15. Sir Henry Parkes has arrived hero. CAIRO, June 15.

A general exodus of Europeans from this city to Alexandria is taking place. The offices of the English and French Control lers-General have been closed. ALEXANDRIA, .June 15.

British, French. Gorman, and Grcok vessel?, now in port, have bcon ordered tp take on board any aubjepts of tbqir respec tive countries who may desire to embark. 20Q natives hate in all been arreatod in connection with the recent outbreak.

ACCIDENT WITH GUN POWDER.

[BY TELKORAP^.]

THAMES, this day. A YOOTH, 18 ypars of age, nampd George Weaton, brother of the mining reporter of the Thames '.' Advertiser," whilst pouting powder from a flask near a lighted candle, this evening, the powder by some means ignited, burstiug the flank, and blowing some of the tin into the fleshy part of the thumb, nearly severiag it from the hand, besides inflictiug other aevero injuries to his hand, He has been conveyed to the Hospital.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JUNE 16.



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Wanted. WANTED, a. Servant Girl;— Apply t( Mrs MoCabe. Charton Road. Parcell. WANTttD, a good Carpenter.—J. Pcilllpa, Qaeen-street. ANTED, a thoioughly competent Storekeeper for a country mill; iimst S have a knowledge of drapery,—Apply Union a sash and Door Co . Meohanloa' Bay. ■ \TTANTKD, a Coachman and Gardener; V T none bnt o impotent men need apply,— John Bmltb, Draper, Queen-street. ANTED, a First-class Tailor; also an Errand Boy.—Apply to J. Williams, Vlctorla-Btreeti ' vrr ANTJSD,a Btronp Girl for the country, 1 W ■ —Apply to Mrs Klrkman, Dressmaker, t Vlotoria-Btreat West. i » »rAiNTED, two respectable Men as ) VV Boarders. Terms moderate. Uso ot Piano and Sitting-room.—Mrs Kavanagh, Nel , son-atreot. * "7ANTED, Apprentices to tho Miilin- I VV ory and Dressmaking; also a young , girl to assist in housowork.-Apply to Mrs 1 Twiddle, viotorla-street West. ANTED, immediately, a thorough General Servant.—Apply at this oflloe. ANTED, a Good General Servant for Country Hotel; good wagoi to oompe tont person.—Apply to Mrs Roth, at the Public Hot Bathe, next tha Cheap Bedding and Furnl turo Mart. Vlotorla-street Mast. WANTED, a General Servant, for a Bmall family; reference required.— Apply to Mr Eaglceoa, Albury Houao, Wel lealey-stroet West. WANTED, a Housemaid ; references required.—Apply Auckland Hotel. A« TED, Mate for schooner " Three Cheors."'— Apply on board to-morrow morning. ANTED, Bench Hands, Knee Hands, Watertight Closers, and Apprentices. —J, Trenwith. Boot Factory, W akefleld-street. ANTED, Traveller for a Waikato House; must have experience in general store busluess,— Apply at Commercial Hotel, Auckland. . WANTED, immediately, Good Cook and Laundress.-Apply, Mm Kuolc, ParnoU. forenoon. WANTED, a respectable Girl, about 18.- Apply at this oflloo. ANTED, a Dairy of good Fresh Bitter.—Apply to Warnook Broa,, D urham-ttreot Woßt. ANTED, a Good Spade Hand. — Apply to-morrow, at 10 o'clock, 70. Quoen-Btreet, corner Vnloan Lane. WANTED, a General Servant, also a Nuraeglrl.—Apply, Mrs Grulokßhank, Parllamont streot. WANTED, a strong Lad to ride out for orders and attand to horses,—Apply R. Roovoa. Butohcr. Viotorla-gtreet. AtHT*D, a handy youth at Cabinet making or Frenoh PollsbiDg.—\pply at tha Cheap Bidding ana Furniture Mart, next the Publlo Hot Hatan. Vlotorlt-ttreet Kaat. WANTED, a General Servant; also, a Nnrseglrl.—Apply to Mr D. Fallon, near Railway Station, or to Mra Taylor, Symonds- Btreet. , \*," ANTED, Intelligent Young Girls as YV Apprentices to tho Boot Machining; liberal tornis. Also, Youths to the Clioklng.— Young Broa . Durham-street ANTiiD, a Kiluman ; must know how to handle bricks; steady wark, good waiton. Also, a Plok and Shovol Mas.— Mechanios' Bay Brlokworks. Offloo, 27, Qaeen- Btrect. WAN TED, a Young Man to drive a Bread Cart; must bs aoqualnted with tho trade.—Apply H. and R. Duder, North SJxoro. \\f ANTED, a Nuraeeirl, from 12 to 14. V T —AppU at the Nowtoa HotoL WANTED, several good Machinists, Fitters, and Improvars; also. Appren tloee. Hißheat w«ges given to good hands.—Q. BUok 8e Co., VlotorU-Btreot East, WA fc TED, a smart Lad for the kitchen, Apply at Thames Dining Ro«ina. WANTED, Two Gas Fitters.—Apply at the Gaa Wor&B. Y^T ANTED, a MASTER for the Barge ' Kiukaita.' A man that oan buy an interest In har preferred. D. H. MoKKNZIK. \»/ ANTED, a suiart Girt to assist in VV llonsework.—Aoply attar 6 p.m., to Mrs Crawford, Medical Hall, Newton. ANTED, to Sell Fiyo or Six Good Farm Horses.—Apply to W. Ccowther. W' ANTED KNOWN, — Cloth Tablo Covers, 6a Oil; Turkish Towels,' gd: everything elan ohnap.—Uronnan'a Auckland House. Vlotorla-Btreot. \\T ANTED, Two Steady Hoarders VV Terms, fil per weok.—Apply Mra Stan naway, Vlncont-Btroot. ANTiiD, by a Young Lady, Pupils for Mnnjo—For torms, &a, apply to Mrs Moool, 223 Queen-street, next door to Albert Hotel. ' WANTKD to Kent, iv Parnoll, a Stable of two stalls anda Coach house.—Apply at 42. Qaoan-Btreet. WANTED by a Lady, a Room, uniur nlshed (ground-floor), with fireplace. State prloe.—Address W.H., Star offloe. AN'l'JlD, Sonsiblo Cash Buyers to* inspect Kxtra Good Value in General Drapory and tho most Stylish Millinery in Anokland.-Allen'B, Vlotorla-itroet Woßt. i\7ANTED, by a s^eaay, sinele Yonng V V Man.who has had a praotloal knowledge of farming (Knglinh and Colonial) in all its btanohna, an emcoKoment as Managir br Assis tant. Cun make English Ohsddar Choose if re qu-'red'; good references.—Ad dress, F. Allen, "Horald" oflloe. -A7AMTKD KROWN-Kld Glove?, 2 VT button, dard oolonrs, Is lid, and 2s (Id; litht oolonrs, la lid; 1 button b^aok, 3s 6d Willl.m Hattraj'i) Giovo Emporium, 178,180, and 182 Qneenntreet. ' %V' ANTED KNOWN, that Gunsonand VV Martin, 63. Curtom-houso-ntroet. are BUcplylnK Maize. Oata, and Reana (crushed and Wholo), Bran, Sharps, Chaff, Bonec^ast, so., at Low^flt Ratpa. WANTED by a Lady, a Situation as Saleswoman (-own or country); milli nery and drapery proforrod; flrßt-olaas refor enopg.--Apply br letter lo W.Q.K.. Bt^b offloa. WAN iED KNOW (V—That J. Cos grave & Co. are Selling Men's Geolong Tweed Trfiq«ora and Vesta for 178 6d. \ \, AN XED KNOWN -Tweed Trousers, V V 7s lid; Coats, 12s Od: Hard Folt Hats, Ssfid; Knitted Books, o<l—Brennan's Auokland Home. Vlototla-street. WANTED KNOWN-That Brennan's Auckland House is at foot of Viotorla atreet. opposite Union Bank. WANTED Known-That J. Uosgrave and Co. aro selling Strong Heavy Tweed Trousers for 8s lid. WANTED KNOWN -Ladies'.Stock. ings, 64; Wool Squares, Bid: Nook Frilling. 2d yard.—Brennan's Auokland Houbo, Vlotorla-Btrect. ■ WANT JED to Lease or JBent. a Small Sho) In a popnlona loeallty. No obteo tlon to taking a Snail Stock in either Fruit, Fancy Qoodn, Grocery, or Boota.—Address A.8.. Post-*ffloe. WANTED, a Good Second-hand 18 ---horso Portable Engine and Planing Machine.—Apply by letter to John Gibbons, Poat Offloe. Anokland. WANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos grave and Co. are se'llng Tweed Mao klntoeh Coats for 80s, warrantad. WANTED, a Dairy boat Fresh Butter. —Apply Thomas Mawell, Karangahapo Road, Anokland. _________ \\ ANTED, anTUpholsterer ; must be a' V f Flrst-olass Chap, and steady workman; references required. - Apply to Arthnrt Kgmont Farnlture Factory, Patoa, stating terms. ANTIsD to Sell, a nearly new centre board Yaoht, well found and coppered,— O. Bailey, Shipbuilder, near tho Dook, WANTED, all perions interested in Te Aroha stook to become subscribers to "The Te Aroha Mall," price 2(1. Auckland Agent, Mr Maoky, foot of Cook-street. Ad: vprtlsomonts received by Ingram and Co., Hoffman's Buildings. WANTED Known-That «>. Cosfirave and Co. are Selling Men's Sorgo suits tor 87s gd. , WANTED KNOWN—The Enslish Pharmacy, 181, Queen-street, ia Con nected by Telephone with Newton, Northooto, 'i'akapunn, and North Shore; also with all BUbscrlbers. W~ AN TED KNO WH —That at - the North Shore Pharmaoy. Prescriptions are 6lf persed, and Medicines, Toilot Artlclos, Nursery Requisites, &c, supplied at the same prlco as in Queen'Btreet. \\r A3STED KNOWN — That Newton V» boats Qaeon-street for Choap Clothiup; and Drapery, and that wo beat Nowtom—J. and w. Williams. Importers, Ba, K&rangahape Road. ■. WA&TED to Sell, very Cheap (for two weeks). 100 Canterbury Pigs' J owls, only ' Sd lb: 60 dozen of Assorted Jama, 7d tin, 6; 9d , dozen; 30 dozen Salad. Oil, GJd bottle, 2 for Is; 12 dozen Acsoftod Pickles, 3d bottle, 3 foi 2a; 10 owt Potatoes. 7 lba for Bd, 15 lbs for Is • l ton of Pumpkins. 14 lbs for6d, 3s Gd for 112 lba; about 1200 lbs of Currants, only n& lb, 3 lbs for Is; white Carrots, 12 lba for Gd.-H. WATTS. Pitt street. Ploaae to bring your own kits with yon. Castor Oil. Gd bottla; 20 good Clocks, only 7s Cd eaoh; Onions, IS lbs for Is. . ■ ANTED, purchasers lor Good Swede Turnips, in lots of S tons, delivered at i any railway station within 10 mllea of Otahnhu. Price. 30s per ton, or 25s on the ground.—F.Jjiier and Co ' ' '"' " \^7ANTKD KNOWN. — $hai Shar, V» lan d'B Family Pllba invalaable for I Cpnstlpatiori, BeiJSacho, and Indigestion,— t Pr'lceja Bqt, Addretia-Oppoßlte Poat Office. i T\/"'A"NiED Known—That if you don't VV hurry np yon wont ba in time to get a Maoklntosh Coat.-J. & W. Wllllamq, . IV ANTED KNOWNr-Men'a Tweed ' T T Veatß, 8s |ld; Youths', 2a 6d i'BbyV, 2s. Full ) Stock Hosiery from Sid a pair. Boys' Elastic Braces from' IJi; Mon'a from Cd. Men's and . Boya^Felt Hats and Shirts'in Great Variaty. ---o J»« W, WilUamii. a -TXTANTED;_NOWN,"tb.'at Sharland'i i- VY Cherry Pectoral relieves Coughs in ter minutes; bottles, 2a od.-Addrosß, opposlti Foat-ofQoe.



Wanted. > Y\T ANTED KNOWN—MES. MOTIO TV has taken tho shop next door to M Garnler'a (directly opposite Market Hotel j, to , of Grey-street, and will open tho same To-mo row (Saturday) Morning with tho choicest Bho ; of Fruit, Vegetables, &o, in Anokland. Smoke Fish, Oysters. Picklod OnionsandCabbage, &c always on hand, and for sale cheap, V\7 ANTED, all readers to carefull » T peruao an artiole on '' Free Labour " i the "New Zealand Freeman'd Journal" c Friday. WAJNTED tbe Public oi Fitt-streei Grey-street, and snrrounding dlstrlot to lnspeot, To-morrow (Saturday), the Ckea Groceries of Aapinall and Palmer's, Windso Store, at prloes never before offered to th public, for ousta only. Don't be too late.—Pitt streot. four doora from oroy-atreet. WAM TED KNOWN—J. B. Marriott Auctioneer and General Salesman, wil hold his salo oC Horses, etc, evory Wednesda] in each weak. WAMTJBU KNOWN—J'hat we havi Invoices of Shlrtlnga, FUnnels, Dresi Matorials, Folt Carpets, and Cocoa Matting pei Lalra. just arrived, and will bo landed in a ten days.—J. &W. Williams. WANTED KNOWN-Boys'and Men's t 1 Overcoats cheaper than town, at J. anc W. Wllllanis'. \\! ANTED, Settlers to know that » » American Waggons, light and heavy, either with or without springs, are for sulo at A. Maokle's. Durham-street, also, very hand some Hooded Buggies, double and single, hung on an entirely new principle, and of the best quality over yet landed on these shores. ANTED— Tailors to boar in mind that I have in stock a large assortment of Black and Bluo Buperflnea and Doenklns, Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim mings of all deaorlptiona, short langths ot whioh I cut at Wholesale Price. A, LOVETT, Wellealey-atree WA N T E U KNOWN BLOMFIELD'S SOOTHING POW DERS, a ooollng aporient for Children outtlng »eth. troubled with ernptlons of skin. Paokets, lj: Post, Is 2d.-WEST END PHAhMAUY. Ponaonby. WAKED KNOWN, that Sharlano^s . Tonio Balaam and Liver Regulator Is u;od with marvollous sucoesß for Indigoetlon. Price. .Sri a bottle.—Address: uppoaite Post. office. WANTED KNOWN-That Sharland's Worm Powders are the moat popular and successful remedy now known. Price Is pacteot.- Addroaa: Oppoßlto Post-offloe. Vk7 ANTED KNOWN-Calicos, 3d; All T Wool Flannels. 7Jd : Hoarlet Flannel; Is; Shootlog. 10jd.-Brennan's Auokland House, Vlotorla-atreet. WANTED to Sell or Let, near Remuora Railway Station, a coave- Blent S-roomed House, in good repair: terms eisy.—For partioulftre, apply to Station Master, Romnora. V\T AJNTED.-The Public to know that T T Munro & Milligan. Hobßon-Btroet, have addod to their Tallorliiir [Department a branoh 'or the mannfaoture of lloya1 and lYouths' Clothing, made to order, from tholr large atoolr of gun antood shrank twoedo. WANTKD UNOW« — Tradesmen! Quarterly Accounts Made Out and Jolleotod; also. Rents and Debta Collected on Commission, by William Coij corner of Pitt and Vlnoont-Btroots. -^ ANTED KNOWN—The only Per feot Cure for Toothache and Neuralgia, and no oura no pay, U by applying to Professor inssoott, the only Practical Horbalist In the Colony.—hbortJaad-Etreet. WANTED KNOWN—W. H. Dampier begß to inform his friends, and also the public, that having purchased the Boot and Bhoe Buklnass lately oarrled on by Mr W. Johnatone, V(ctorla-Btroet, and having retained the scrvloaa of Mr Budge, foreman to Mr W. J. 'or the past 24 years, he will oontlnuo to supply Boots and Shoes mado to order of the same quality as hitherto, and at prices that will en sure tko oontlFuanoe lof a koikl bnslnsss. As regards tho German, Ftenoh,|and KngHih Department. I have added a laige stock of Freeh Bargains in Boots and Shoe*, which I shall continue to replenish, and though I nave no desire to ruin the oth«r shoemakers, shall con tinue to sell at the same low prloes as I have now oommoncod with.—W. H DAMPIER (late w. Johnston), Bootmaker, Vlotorla- Btreet. N.B.—Do not mistake theihop. P.B.—Further particulars »oon. ANTED KNOWN «3T FOR OABH.ONLY- Good Value In Blanket*, from 9/11 to 45/ pair Good Value In Qutlts. from 1/6 to 12/1; size. 10-fl Good Value in Bheotlng. from /8}; 72 lnoh, 1/ Good Value in Calicos, from /21; white, [i Good Value in Dross Materials, from /lj Good Value in Winoojß, from /3| to 1/3' Hood Value in Laoe Curtains, from 3/il to 30/ Good Value in LacUes" Ul^fcers, from 8/9 up Good Value In Hosiery, all sizes and makes Hood Value in Katies and Veleeteona, from 2/6 Good Value In Handkerchiefs, from /1A eaoh Good Valuo in Table Napkins. /7j; Oloths, 2/ Good Value in Folt Carpots. 1/1 j Tapestry, 2 9 Good Value In Millinery and Underclothing Good Value in Haberdashery Good Valuo in 2-button Black Eid Gloves, 1/9 Good Valuo In Ladles'. Corsets, 2/8 to 10/6 At WM. H. SMITH'S. Cheap Drapery Wakbuodbb, Corner of Upper Queen and Alexandra-streets, Opposite Army and Navy Hoteli N.8.-Our Woll-assortod Stook ot GENKRAL Dlt APERY is BOUOHT OFIBAF FO* CASH, anil marked in plain flguroß at 10 oor oont. lees than uiual Qaoenstreet prloos. We invite compari son. yy ANTED KNOWN, THAT J. GILMOUR, OB UPPER BTfMONDS-STREET, Has Kxoullent Valuk in tiik Voixowino NEW GOODS :- Wanted-Known—Good Value In English and New Zealand BUnkets. at J. Gllmqut'e. Wanted Known-Good Valuo In New Zealand and Engllah made Flannels, at J. GUmour'a, Wanted Known—Good Value In Mosglol and Kalapol Twood s, at Ji Gllmour'a. Wanted Known-Qoqd' Valuo In Ladies' and Qo»tlemen'6 Umbrolla<i. at J. Gllneur's. Wantod Known—Good Valuo in Ladles' Dress forges, English and French make, at J. Gllmonr's. Wanted Known—Good Value in Ladlea1 Hoiaery at J. Qilmour's. Wantod Known—Good Value In Ladles' Stays, at J. Gllmour's. Wanted Known—Good Valce In Men's Hatß, at J, Gllmonr's, Wantod Known—Good Valuo In Men's Water proof Over Coats, at J. Gllmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value in Men's Tweed Trousors and Vesta, at •J, (jILMOURS, Upper Symondb btrkbt. W AN T B JL» KNOWN. TWO SHILLINGS IN THE POUND » DISCOUNT ON ALL OABH PUROHASEB OF FIVK BHILLINQB AND UPWARDS, AT STEPHENSON'S, KarakgahApb Koad, N2\TTON. Splendid Value In SGIn V, hlte Calico, 5/fj per doz Good Value In Blankets, f/6 to SO/ per pair Unequalled Value in Ulsters. 4/9 to 35/ eaoh Hpleadld Value In Joraojß, we, worth 9/0 Good Value in Millinery and Undercl*thiog UnequaUed Value In 160 Lailes Felt Hats, 2/e each Splendid Valuo in Long Lace Curtains. 1/ per yd Good Value in Dress Materials, from /14 yd UnequiUed Value in Coloured Cashmerce, )i per yd Splendid Valuo in Cornets, 1/8 to 12/6 per pair Unequalled Value In Corsets, 2/6 and 2/11 Good Valua In Hosiery, all bJboj. cc. Splendid Value in Ibutton Blaok Kid Gloves, 3/8 Unequalled Value In Coloured Serges,/11 j per yd Good Valuo la Colonial Fiannola, from 1/3 Wantod Known-Dressm&klni; on frromltoa Unequalled Value in Satins, 2/8; Velveteene, 2/( AT STBPHKNSON'a. Nbwton Housb, estmrnxm, N.B.—Comment on our Stook of Genera! Drapory is needless; a single call is sufficient tc prove that purchasers of Drapery oan got beal vaule for their money at QTEPHENSON'S, •^ NBWTON. OH DOZEN of 6d bottles of Good iV \J Blacking only Sd eaoh, Is bottloa onlj 6d eaok, Day and Martin's Paste Blacking Ot per dozen.—H. Watts. BOOT TRADE, -Machinists, Fitters, and Apprentices wanted at once; ttooi waß(is. and no, lost time.—Sxoelßior Factors jlateG.Hemnß). ' bKAiiis. skatjsS, Skates Wanted Known - That BRANSTON an< FOR3TBH aro now manufaoturlßg Skates o: all tlaoa, on thomoa approved principle, and a Rodnoed Prioes Meetings. v»jfc | OHN GOUGH TEMPER Jmn t* ANCE L.0.L., No. Momtera of tho above Lodge wll hold c, Royal Arch Pnrplo Chanter, in thi LndKO'Boom, on THIS (Friday) KVKNIN9, a y3O p.m. Vii ittng Brethren aro invited. By order of tho W.M. J. H. HANM \N, Secretary. ITY OF DUBLIN GOLD MINIS C COMPANY (LIMITED). An Extraordinary General Meeting of th Shareholders will be held at tho Company' Office* New Zealand Insurance Buildings, 0) TUKSOAY.thelth day of JULY,1832,at3.30p a: Business : ' To dleonss the advisability of art ainatoe matlon of this Corapu,nj'a ml,ne wit that of the Caledonia and Woltokaui Extended, and. i( amalpfamatioh be aj proved of, to'pass a r^solu't^on rcau(rln this Company tp be Voluntarily woun up ; and that a n^w Oonjpany be former Bald now Company to become poaaeaeo of thQ ground of this Company, as ale that of the Caledonia and Waitekaui Extended, and to transact Buoh businei 1 as may bo deemed requisite. ; D. G. MaODONNELL. Manager, Auckland, Bth June, 1882. _ * i MQQloai. i ftSE MARS HA L L'S Homosopath }\J Tincture ot Oaloaiia Carb for Slow at I DJfQoult Toethlng, Nettle Rash, &o. Price, 1 [ ~Goodaon, London Aroade. ' mOOTHACHB! TOOTHACHE X TOOTHACHE 11 1 3 Immediate Relief by using 3 EDSQN'S MAJ-iIC BSSKNQB, i in is BbttVes,



TO .i_i6Ti » npo I'VE, Two Booms, furnished or un r. J furnished, at Mra Win's, WindmiU Villa ot Bymopfls-atreet. near City Hoad. w IRO LET, in Graco-street, Ponsouby, a id -8- Six-roomed House, water laid on and !., every ccmve nionot) required.—Apply next house above. y npo LET (with immediate possession), n J a Shop and Store in Qaaen-street. now >f oconpied by P. Bloom.—Apply on the premises. - mo LET, in Lincoln-street, Ponsonby, a ;, * New i-roomnd Houao, with good frardet). a Rent, 11b nor weefr.—Apply to Mr J, Carrie, p opposite. __^__ I roio LEr, Two Good Offices in Queen v A Btreet, over Clark ana (Jane's.-Apply T. Harkiß, Hlgh-Btreot. rTiO LET, a Nine-roomed House, near I JL tha Bishop's Court, Parnoll.—App'y to f _?or g» Smith. Carrier, Brighton Road. , ff\O LET, Jour-roomed Verandah Cottage , -i- (new), Bituated off New North Road.— 5 Apply. A. M. Waller. No. 2, Grafton Road. f rpo LET, a Four-romed Cottage m ' A Groenlane, Remuera. — Apply to J. Feaon. on the uronndi \ ' HM) LET, U&ce corner ot High-street and 1 •■ Vuloan Lane.—Apply to R, Home, N 0.20. Now Zealand Insurance Buildings, ' rpO LET, Furnished Bedroom.—Apply, ■ JL Davey. foot of Qrey-atroot. '■ ■ » O LET, in Vincent-street, a Furnished ; I Bedroom, suitable for widow Udy en ; Raced during the day; no ohlldren; no lodgers. —Apply Stau Ofllea. ■ fir 0 LET, largo Shop, corner of Elliott' ■ and Darby-streets: good altuation for business; rent, 25b per week.—Apjly, T, Maoky, ForHtreat. npo LET, Furnished House, Handseme JL Villa Healdence, containing 6 rooma, fee, all famished complete, lnolndlng piano, to gether with 5 acres in paddooliß, garden, &0., situate at that delightful seaside suburb North ' cote: rent, only 27s 6d per week; reforenoe 1 required.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen atruet. next " Herald " Office. rriO LET, a Mew Four-roomed House in JL Brown-atreot; every oonvonlenoe.—Apply M. Marriott. Grocer, top of Parnell. mo BS LET, at 20s per week, for three * yesrs, an Bight-roomed House and about Six Acres of Land, nsarthe Wesleyan Chapel, New North Road.—Apply to F. O. Kwlngton. npHE UNION SASH AND DOOR JL COMPANY is prepared to Sublet Sec tions 29. 30, 31, 31, adjoining KaUway Line, having 150 feet frontage to Strand Ko*d, Anek . land City, in lota to snlt tenants. For particulars, apply to Company's Shohetahy, i > _ \ Meohanloa' Bay Works. mo BUTCHEKS.-T. Let, an "bid X established Shop In Wafeeneld - street); also, for Sale, a Light Delivery-cart.—W. and B, Boston, Cotohbnilders, Dnrham-»treet West. "vTORTH SHOKE. —To Let, a New JLI House of 10 rooms, well situated, and suitable for lodging house; also, Furnished Cottage.—X. and K. Dudor. Devonport Store i For Bale. FOR SALE, New Four-roomed House ; oan be made; with little expense. Into ilx rooms; large allotment, BBft x DSCt, verandah front and back, bay window, register grate, oren in kitohon, in -that healthy looallcy, Pon oonby. Terms oan be made to tult purchaser.— Apply forpartloalart, to T. Harklj. High-street. THOK BALE, a Baker's Business, in. JU olndlns Confeotlonery, Grocery, and the J'ost-oflioo, In a rlalog dhtript near town.— Long lease will be given.—Apply to E. Waters, Queen-Btreet. HEW Six-roomed Verandah Cottage (12ft stud), whh scullery, tank, ftc, for < Sale, on Kiohmond Koad; Allotment 60 x 150. or. if proferred, 90 x ISO (corner, lot). Terms easy.—Apply to R. Laing, Picton*atreet. XpOR IMMEDIATE SALE, _ouee and JL Grouads In Ponsonby. The house con tains 7 room, stable, out-honae, &c.-in rood order. Splendid garden and orchard, about i acre 1b extent, which oould be subdivided into capital building sites. Very desirable and oheay.-D, F. Kvana, Bstato Agent, Queen stre»t. . 183 -fil 000 7O LKJSii at 7 per 3& X\J\J \J oent.-F. G. Kwlngton. rpHREE ALLOTMENTS, Clarence-atreet.- X F. Q. Kwington. in ACREB ot LAND for £20 the lot; £3 down, v balanoe In a year.— F. G. Ewington. S KI& N"KJP2 MiE™ HOUSB, Grafton Road, O £660.— V. 9. Ewinßton. T/-OLUANIC LAND-only a few lots left at f Booby Nook.--F. G. Kwlngton. A LLOTMKNTB In Brighton Road 2Qs pee J\. foot.-F. G. Hwlngton. HOUBE and Large ALLOTMENT, volcanlo land, £180. Fourth Cash, balance in three year*.—F. O. Kwington. * LLOTMKNTS nt PonsoDby.Korthoote, New iX. North Koad, and Beresford street for sale. —F. G. KwiDßton. •Jl AOREs LAND and RESIDENCE, £700. ---* S F. G. KwlnXton. WANTED to Bur, a cheap Cottage.-F. G. __ Kwlngton. F. J. MOSS]. IW. F. O'SULLIVAN] ,C IJ. MOSS & CO., ■■■ • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, fiHOKTLAND-BTUKKT. FO,R SALE, a Large Allotment in Brighton Road, I'arneU (100x300). ' LOVIOB. Pokeno about 10 acres. 110 aCRKS noarTuakau; 6Q acres in grass, re mainder open fern and bash, Price, £500. 86 ACuKB. all improved, close to the Whanga rata Railway Station; good hoUBa, cow shed, barn, £jo.; woll eultoa tor trait grow- A LARGE SECTION In Berealoid-street, 80 foot (rantagei CM ACRBB. partly Improved. 19 miles bom Auokland, and 1 inllo from aadway stattasu good 8-roomed llonso. and all seoeaaarrout buildlDgs. Prlou,£l6so. In addition to the above, we have a Large Number of Town and Country Properties for Sale, including some Largo' Blocks of land in the Walkato District. F. J. MOSS * CO., Shortland-Btreet 11 O X SALE, L MARAMARUA, PAHL KAIPARA, An Improved Farm of 460 acres, nearly all plonghable land. The Farm Is for absolute Bale, owing to business matters calling the owner away from the dlitriot. It is ono of the best selections on the well-known estate Of Captain Colbeok. The Improvements consist of a new six roomed House, papered and palntod, complete boundary fonco; Baventy aoren of gaud grass, subdivision for garden and orchard, two good plßßtlos, good shanty, 10 x 12 feet, fovrl-honse, and offices. A never-falling creek runs through the property, whioh is accessible by land and water. Stock, oan be taken at a valuation U doelred. For further particulars, apply to MKTCALFK & HILL, °rB. TONKB fcCof lMUrftD°e BuU<Uaßß' Queen-street. WILLOW GLJSN ESTATE, EIKQBLAND. This beautlfal property has now been tnr veyed Into S5 grand allotments, from about a quarter of an acre n»w*rds. The well-finished 1] roomed villa residence, reclete with every convenience regliter grates, tuth, tanks with I water laid on, will m sold, with rather over t aorta of tastefully laid out garden grounds, ; well planted with ornamental and fruit trees; paddooka, well of wafer, stable, and other out i building*; on easy terms, for the low prloe of £800. 31 allotments, embracing some remark ably fine Bites (all volcanic) for villas, (the greater portion oleared and ploughable) may now be viewed, and first ooinora may take their ohoiea. at extreemly low prices, ranging from ' £28 to fIICO per allotment. Tarms to suit pur- L ohasers. Be early and tnk» your pick. Large plan may be seen, and tall Information obtained from 1 J. R. RANDERSON, Land Agent, 5. N.Z. Insurance BaUdlngo. _ Anokland. l jiO FAKMEKS A«D" OTHERS. i The nndorslgncd hare on Band a Splended Samplp of TARTARIANBEED OATS.also 6 000 Bftoka Prime FEED OATS, at lowest current rates. E. MITCHBLSON & CO.i 19, Queen-Btroct Wharf. , For continuation, sea First Page 1 i i., i . ..„. 'i | Amusements. [ A THKNiEUM," NEWTON. MONDAY,~JUNE 19, 1882, , t A popular Mueleal-and Literary Kntertaln. t ment, on behalf of, a respectable Carpenter, who has lost his oyeßl,<?ht through acotdent, . under tho dlreotion of Mr Ryaw, who partlau ' larly attrao(« tfio attention of the general Publlo and tho musical and olooutionary part of . the community to the following :— PRoanAWMs.—Part I. 1. Pianoforte Solo_LaiJy Amateur 2. Song—" Blind Girl to her Harp", Miss Peace 1 3. Rooitatlon (Seltoted).. Mr D. Smith a 4. Song—". When Sorrow Sleepeth"_Mr Lsed • . ham 5. Duet—" E0h0"..M168 Peace and Mr Carter 6. Song—" Rest in Peaoa"_Miss Grlbble 7. Dramatio Reoltal-"Yirginia — A Lay ot Anolent Rome"..Mr W. M. Davidson 8. Song—-'O Fair Dove, O Fond Dove-Mrs i Goodißon 0. Song (Selected)..Mr Mlncher 10. Song(Comio), "ThePoliooman".,lHrEa^le' c on v Interval of Ton Mlnuteßi—Part 11, ? I. Pianoforte Solo-Mica Harding ' 2, Sqlo ana Chorus—" Hurrah for Merry Enifr land"..MrShackletonan4 Company v 3. Song-''Waltlnß"_MlßaMoKwan h I. Reading-" Xc Qldo BBgUshe Fayre". .Mr J, .i I ' Blaokman i. 6. Dn?*_-"Home to Our Mountalnß"..Missel a Griffiths and Gribblo 3 6. Song—': The Blaoksmlth"..Mr Ryan i 7, Recitation (3eleoted)..Mr A. Smith a' . 8 Scotoh Song and Chorus—Mr Carter ant 0 ! Company rl . 9. Medley Duet..Eagloton Bjoi <a I Owing to theoxtrenelenethottheProgrammc i^ is desirable that no encores will be demanded. - Admlseion, la; Doors Open at T.BO p.m.; Con menoe at 8 oWook; Tickets to bo procured c the Secretary's, Mr Thorno, Qrey-stroet, 1C ?^^^M id 18, ' . Termers. 1 ITIO BUILDERS.—Tendera repeite* n _L W FRIDAY, June 23, for the Erection of Four-roomed Cottage.—Foil particulars at & Honeyopmba, Newton Road. ' yep continuation see First Foot



Public JNotioes. BY APPOINTMENT. CABINET- _^nft-iK.UE»-,^ TO H.R.H. 7HE i£^isftt?siStx3t '"INBCrnOH. Ao Seupfert & Son, ELLIOTT-STRKET (Market Entrance from Wollcßloy-streot). AUCKLAND. Every daeorlptlon cf Fanoy Inlaid Work In New Zealand Wood or other material executed to any deaign, for Ueoorative, Domosilo, or other purposes. SAMIT,HS AUYAVS KRPT ON HAND, Sl6) Agency notice. Wehaveappolntod, as our ASHNTin Auck land Distrlot, MR JOHN EAfcLE, HIOH-BTRKBT, AUCKLAND, Who is authorised to Settle Accounts and Transact Bnsinees in our name. H. HAEQK & CO., Melbourne and Bydney. Jane, 1882. J^ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, Notlqe is hereby given that John Chambers has retired from the firm of E. PORTER & CO., and that the business will be oontinned as here tofore under the name same, by the continuing partners, altbed Porteb and James Habuik. Dated this 13th day of Jane, 1883, JNO. CHAMBERS, ALFRBD POHTER, JAMHS HARDIK. Witness: J. Richmond; aolloltor, Auokland. JQ O G POUND. Dogs of varlons deso/iptlons are being dally Impounded, ana will bo destroyed, unlesß early application la made in writing for the releaße of the same to QEO. GOLDIE, Registrar. Auckland City Connoil, 16th June. 188 Z. {JOACH TO LAKE TaKAPUNA, On and after MONDAST next, the 19th June, tbe Coach will run as follows:—Leave Devon iort daily at 8 and 10.30 a.m . and 2 and 4 pm. leave Takapnna at 8.J5 and 11.18 a.m., and IAS and 4.45 D.m. Sundays, leaves Devonport at 11 a.m. and 2 and 4 p,m,; and T&kapuna at lLd5 i.m. end 2.45 and i 45 p.m.—Oliver Mays, Livery Stables, Devonport, J^OTICE o"i" REMOVAL. J. AYERB, Jeweller, l»te of Vlotoria-street, begs to inform his customers that he haa re moved to the corner of Darby and Klllott-Btreets, oppoalta Coußtns and Atkfn.j Old gold and Bllver bought. XO COUNTRY SETTLERS, STORE KEEPBRS, AND OTHERS. F. G. CLAYTON, Commission Agent and Broker HIDES. SHKEP^^fNI^OL? TALLOW &0., Sec. Personal Supervision. Account Sales Promptly Rendered. Business Address— V. Q. CLAYTON. " Care of Mr J. Butcher, Commerce-street, Anokland, "TTERy Large and Good Hard Wealing _; . Tweed at J, Wllllamß's, People's Tailor, Victoria street, ■ T> AILWAY PROVIDENT SOCIETY. NonoE to Mbhbees op No. I DISTEICT. »»D« E.^A^St P<tt-sfo»^ has been appointed uodical Offloer for above ristrlot, aid will take ;ne oharge on and after the 19th Instant. His hours of consultation (athig own house) will be from 9 to 10 a.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. dally. W. FRKNBY, Auckland, Uth June. 1882. Secretary. MUFFINS! MUFFIN 81! MUFFINS I E. H. PERCY, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Wakkfibld street, Has now commenced the Season, and bega to nform his frionda and the pnbllo generally, th&t on his port nothing shall bs left undone to give them satisfaction, the quality of these Rooas being unsurpassed, and 90 well-known as to require no farther comment, Wholesale and Retail. Customers Bunplled a t all hours, and at Mr Wright's, Queen-street', Boys Wanted. (3.-HS) E. H. FER CV. X»1 A XO *10,000 LENT on BuUdla* &JL" Society principles, or on other terms 0 snlt borrowers. Allotments bought and puses built on weekly payment system, tortgngea and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for sale on 4th page. Six per cent. allowed on money deposited for investment.— O. Williamson, Land, (estate and Financial Aaent and Valuator. Vnloan Lane. MRS KNIGHT baß Temporarily Closed l her Shop in the City Market during; f.h lnoas of Mr Koight, and will oondnct the Queen-street Business, corner of Darby-atreet, until his reoovery, MRS, NICHOL has removed her stock of Veatherg. Klowera, Gloves, Laoe, &0., from Wellealey-street to 223, Qaeen-Btreet, nex{ door to the Albert Hotel. T ARRIKINS.—NOTK3B.-Larrikins be- JLJ tween »he ages of 13 ana 17 years, who may be growing weary of their present Idle evening acreet sort of dOK-Ilfe, and also desire some new start, are here informed that evening "occupation" tickets are to be obtained on application at C. Maobay's, Stationer and Book- Beller ( junction Grey-street An Interesting Pnaa-book (or else Pocket-knife) ia awarded to every "home" writer. Apply early ( as the ooportuniiy Is limited to tne present month (June). N.B.—Mothers and slßters are kindly Bcked to aid the foregoing. I|> X U I X SEASON. Important to Storekeepers and Parties Pre serving. — Edward Lewis, of Cnstom-hODSe atreot, haa just opened a Large and Varied As sortment of Jam Jars and Jelly Cons for Pre serving purposes; also. Five Orates Stoneware are suitable for Butter Crooks and Bread Pans.fco p C» B U I L D EB s! Wanted Kiown, that F. MANDRR has opened a yard at Onehunga, and la prepared to supply Building Material of ben quality at ourrent rates. Cash Customers liberally dealt With. XT O T I C E. As it is the intention of tho Trustees in the Estate ot Fred, smith, Farmor, Whangarel, 0 doolare a Dividend on tho first day of July, 182, all Aooounts mnsi bo reriderod in full to the undersigned before that date, JAMES WHITBLAW.Im^^... ANDREW BOOTT, } Trustees. Whsngarel, April 15,1882. mHI NEW HUIUDING SOCIETY. i INi)DSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMA i NKNT BUILDING, LAND AND INVEST MENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND OOBNEB Or QUEEN-STREET and VULOAN LANS, AUolasses are Invited to take up Investing Shares, payments weekly, Intoioo) remunera tive. LOANS granted on oscurtty of Freehold 01 . Leasehold Property for the purpose of Buying, Building, &cv, in snms of £20 to £5000, repay ' able—tor every £100 advanced—at the following scale, by weekly, monthly, or Quarterly inatal monte:— _ Repayments Per i Repayments Per > extending over Week, lextendlng over Week, 8. d. I 1 8 south 15 10 3 7 years _ i 1 1 years _ 12 6 B 8 years _ 7 t 1. 8 years - 10 5 H 10 rears1 - 6 8 SPKCIAL FACILITIES are given to Bor rowers for paying off part prinolpal money and rednolng weefdy payment, or the whole sum may be paid off at any time—the Society grant- I Ing LIBKRAX, DISCOUNT. GEORGE FRABKR. Manager. : gINQER gE-WING J^TACHINES * KEOKIVED HIGH AWARDS AND SPECIAL HONOURS AT . THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, CHRISTCHURCH, TWO GOLD MEDALS . . AND 8 TWO SILVER MEDALS. NEW FAMILY MACHINE, With Latest Improvements, MAY BHS BAD ON TIMK PAYMENTS OF 28. OD, A Week, without extra onarge '■ for Interest Maonlnes (all classes) thoroughly Repaired a1 J" Factory, Prices. LARGE NEWPREMIBES NOW OPEN Letters to be addressed _ " Thb Sinobb Company, ._ 261, Queen-Btreet, !§• .. . . Anoklant." II SPECIAL EXTRA QUALITY COTTONS A' COST PRIOB..



Pablio woticee. t>oard op education, MIDWINTER HOLIDAYS. The Midwinter Holidays fer the Auokland City and Suburban Schools will be 'ho week oommeaclng MONDAY, the 20th Jape lngt. gAY THEBK MONTISI. I have jaat Opened Two Capes cf BIGHT DAY MARBLE CLOCKS. They ate In the i Window, marked In plain figures. Taken homo free of coat, and yon no«d aot pay for them till you are Batipflnd they sro correctly (»(iy three months). From 60s to £7 103. V, H, LKWHBON, Watchmaker, opposite Union Bank, AuofcinudJ o. ~jT c". I /» PER CJCNT RRiunTrON ON ALL •H» OS.SH SALES OF China, It las s, earthenware, AT Jti»DWARD lewis's, 9, customhousff-sckkkt, auckland. Stokfkeepers, the Trade, and General Pdblio, Visit this Stobf, and 3 4.YE YOUR MOK S. X, EDWABD LKWIS 1b Agent tor WALKKR'S WHISKY, GRIFFIK'S ALKB, BAES'd ALKS, GUINNKSS'3 STOUT,. AT 9, CUJSTOMHODSE-STKEET EAST, AUCK&AND. JUST ARKIVED, EX LAIBA, SPKCIAL SaXPMBNT OF GRIFWN'd SPARKLING ALRS. TCI D W A R D T E W IS. JDEMOVING TO NEW PREMISES, CJhbap Cash giLK OF Furniture, Carpets, J^KDDING, &O. LINOLEUM, Best Quality, roducod to 1 yard, LINOLEUM, Second „ „ 3/9 ,; TAPESTRY OABPBT3 „ 2/6 „ THE WHOLW OF OUR LARGE STOCK REDUCBD JISOM IQ TO £5 PER CENT., TO EFFECT A CLEARANCE BEFORIC BEMOTING TO NEW SHOW ROOMS I In VICTORIA-STREET. T. & H. C OOKE» 123, QUEEN-STREET (Between Meagre. Fisher and Oo.'s and Bank . of New Zealand), Jbost and Found. r jiAKKN, from the premises of the Union J Sash and Dcor Company MeohaniOß' Bay. on 18th April, OneOaße of Machinery, branded S\ "\ — Reward for Inf or. /N z\ H, P. Gregory I mation leading to v r / and C!o., >• recovery of name, X / » byduey, i —Apply to the See \y A I retary, Mechanics' Bay. OhT, on tne afternoon of Friday, the _i 9th inntant. between the Auokland i Ursmmar School and Devonport. North Shore, a Boy's Brown Frieise Uiater,—Finder will bo rewarded on bringing eume to Mr McKollar, lustom Houbo, Auckland. Initials, A, W. MoK., worked In two places on imldf, T OST, this m«rning, a Gold Albdrfc _J Chain, between Arch Hill and Queens Btreot.- 66 reward at thla office. [ OST, some time ago, a. Gold Karrap, JLJ s»t with three small coral?.—lob reward on retnrnltig same t» this office. QTOLBN, a Poodle Pup, "Anybody 0 found detaining same after thin notice wiffi >o pr 'Seouted.—ProfeßSor Gubboom, Amerioani Herbalist, Shortland-strret. gj^OUND, iv Queen-street, Two Cahc* C Undorfcnrments.—Owner oan have them' by Riving description and paying for advertise ment nt SrAB office. , . , Board and Residence. "BURST-CLASS Board and Residence,-. JL 1 blbo, private bedroom and Bitting room, 3 t Bultoblo for lady and Gentleman.—Borosford. Henge, corner of Pitt and Beresford-streeta. ' TACANCY for Two or Three Gentle.- T moB, fonr minutes from P.O. If per manent Its Dor weetr.—For addreßg apply W.. I). Dalion, Confectioner. Qmon-atreet. fiOVKRNOK JBROWNK HOW til \JT HQBBON-STRKKT. BOABD AWDIjOTWINQ _„.., Ms pe>- Wtwir, Binrijc Room „-.■............26°. y UPiSKI'JR Board aad Residence (batu-, O piano, large Rronnds), not to "We eqnaU ed» n central poßltlon in Annkland. for families,. ladlea or gentlemen. Address, Stab Offloe. Le,n4 Transfer Notices. | AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES^ Notice ia hereby given, that the several parcels of Land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of the Land Transfer Act* 1870, unless caveat in the meantime We. odged forbidding the game, on or before tne' Uth day of July nexti— WILLIAM GARDNER.-Lots 1, 9, S, and ft seotlon 12, of the sub-division oi allotment »•',;. of seotlon 13, suburbs of Anoklas*, containing ' 14a Sr 32p, in occupation of J. W. Parfitt, 1803. Diagram! may be lnapeotad at thli office. Dated this 2nd day ot Juno, Ibß2, at the Landa Reulatry Office, Anokland. TBEO, KISBLING, Dletriot Land Ksglstrer. Auor.iona. W, S, COOHRAKB, JAS. DAOBB tuesday," june 20; On Acoouat of Whom v» matt CONOEBW. 12 CASES ANIV BALES DRAPERY! CLOTHING! CALICO f Ex • Laira.' rriHE Subscribers will Bell, at their Koonus,. X. Fort-Btroet, on Tuesday 20th Juno, at II o'clock. {lease Quilts: Cambric, Lawn, an* UolourodHandkerohlefg j Merino Pelisses, Frooke, fco. 11 oase Black Laoe, Net, Baize, Wool §151 { Gapes and Squares, Cardigan (, Jaoketp, &o. ( a oases Velveteen,Crape,Collarg, Braoeßi. !152/ll A2KOla Shirts. Bows, Boarfs. iioifn. Fringe, Gimp, Trimmlnir, Col- I larst&o. ( 1 bale QuUts. Toilet Covera. Oxford, awyi ) Angola. Harvard. Oheok. and* Sl6si Wool Shirts; Mufflers, Boartt. \ - &O» §l£6-< 1 bale Cardigan jackets, Orerskirte 5.i67-< 1 bale Crewdson's DouWo Warp Sl6B-< 1 bolo 32 in. Horrooteaoß' Calico J ■ ■'■• 9!69-<lbalo3pin. ~ 8160-<lbale „ „ ,„ §lSMlbale „ m iv .. SAMUEL COOHKANE & SOU, Aaotloneors. - W, 8. OOOHKANB UAS . DACRB MONDAY, JUNE 26. . FREEHOLD INVESTMENT IX WYNDHAM-STREET.: ALLOTMENT IN BERBSFORD* STREET. r|IHB Subscribers have received instruo- X tlons to sell by Pnbllo Anetlon. at th« Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, zstb inst,, THAT VALUABLB FRKBHOLD OITY PBOPKETy, belnsr Part of Allotment li. Section 18vhaving frontageiof 80 feetfii iaohßS to Wyndham-fitreet and U feet ta Chapelßtreet, wltn an entrance from- Albert-street. The bnildlnss comnrlnn 1 Five Large Shops and Dwellings, all in Rood order, having recently been obvert* with a new roof of iron, and oonaectad with the main sower. Ther now yield the low rent of Blßll2s a year. ■ Also. BERK3FORD-STREKT-"Allotment I of Part of Allotment 7. Seotlon it, ci& ot' Auoklands S3 feet to Berestord-street. SAMUEL COCHRANE & BON; "AnotloneeM. (PmtUiued on F&wrtft Page.) , <