had been promised certain concessions by tho Government would go •with them. It the Government had niado any such promise, he contended the Government were not fit to occupy those benches and govern tho country. Mr BbYCK then got up, and said he had never made any promise to the member for Greymouth, Mr Seddon then said probably some« thing was promised by the Government whips, who would have no difficulty in beguiling such a poor harmless creature. Tho Speaker called Mr Seddon to order, when the hon. member for Kumarn withdrew his remarks, but added that if Mr Petjie had been bought over he was not fit to represent the people. A few minutes afterwards Mr Petrie en tered the Chamber looking somewhat irri tated, and said he would not attack the lion, member for Kuraara, but would treat his remarks with tho contempt they de served. He considered the remarks un called for, and the accusation was unwar rantable. He gave the statement a Hat denial. Mr Thomson, of Balclutha notoriety, opposed the Bill in one of his dreary, dismal speeches, which, fortunately for thoso who had to liston to it, did not laat very long. Mr MOSS asked the Government straight if there were not some gentlemen now in "Wellington negotiatiog for a portion of the native lands for railway purposes. Major Atkinson replied that he had no control over the Opposition, The House divided, and the Bill passed the second reading by 40 to 34, amidst con siderable applause from the Government supporters. Ayes (40): Allrighfc, Atkinson, Beetham, J. E. Brown, Bryce, J. Buchanan, W. Bu chanan, Conolly, Dick, Driver, Fergus, Fitzgerald, Fulton, J. Ureen, Hobbs, Hurst, Hursthouao, C. Johnston, W. W. Johnston, Levin, F. W. Mackenzie. Mason, McMil lan, Mitchelson, O'Oallaghan, Peacock, Pearson, Petrie, Poatlcthwaite, Kolleston, Suttor, Suttou, Swanson, H. Thomson, Trimble, Watt, Whitaker, J. B. Whyte, Wright, Pilliett. Noes (34) : Barron, Bathgato, Bracken, J. C. Brown. Odman, I'aniel, Dargaville, DeLautour, Duncan, FeJdwick, George, Grey, Harri?, Hutchison, Joyce, Lovestam, Macaudrew, McDonald, J. McKenzie, Montgomery, Moss, Seaton, Sheehan, Shephard, Smith, Stevens, Steward, Ta whai, J. W. Thomson, Tolo, Tomoana, Turnbull, Weston, W. White, Pairs :—For: Messrs. Wilson.ltutlierforc), WilsoD, J. W. Hall, McEhvraith, Munro, Williams and Morris. Against : Shrimski, Taiaroa, M. W. Greeu, Dodson, TaWheoro, Ivess, Fish, Seddon. Mr Dick's Leaseholders' Qualification Bill passed its second leading by 31 to 21. A few members spoke, but no facts were elicited.

POLICE COURT.-This day.

(Before J. E. Macdonald, Esq., X.M)

Dbunk.—Thomas Burke, Thomas Litt, and Osorge Hill were fined 5a eaoh. abskn i.—Thomas Taylor was charged with being absent without leave on tho iOtn lust, from the British uhtp Cumbria. — Prisoner pleaded guilty.—The captain Bald prisoner was a good man at sea, but when on Bhore he was continually drank. Ho had forgiven him llvo times this week.—His Worship suggested that prisoner should '0 to Mount Kden until the ship waa ready 'or scb.—The Captain said it was a hopeless e.iao ashore.—Five weeks' im prisonment. A Tksrjblb Threat.—Luke J. Beswlok, o( Onehunga, was charged with threatening the life of his wife on the 20th instant. Mr Tyior appeared in dnfenco,an<i asked that witnesses be ordered out of Uourt.—Mr Pardy examined the witneesaa.—Sarah Beawiok deposed that on the evening in question she wont to see her mother, and Lubo went to the whart; he promised to leave the key at bis mother's, bnt did not do so, When ha carao home, he was pretty well on; brought tonw brandy and compelled her to take some: she (elt uneasy, as Luke generally had fits when in liquor; ne got out of temper and threatened to "do"B'or her with a knife, and then put an end to hia own finite existence: but he would first speak to the Key. Mr to preach their funeral sermon ; the was afraid ot Luke; she would not live with him again ; she wißhod for protection. To Hla Worship : She gave him no occasion for a row ; was not aware that ho was jeaious.— Cross oxamined by Mr'fyler : Ho hau no knife in his hand ; she wished him bound over.— His Worship said that meant sending him to gaol; unless he could find sureties to keep tho peaco. — Kr MoMahou deposed mat the woman came to him for protection, and from what she said he went to Sergeant Greene and accompanied that oflloer to Bußwlcit'a. He waa Bitting theio quietly enough. Haw nothlog wrong about him.—Sergeant Greene, seasoned at Onehnnga, deposed that Mrs Beßwlclr made a Btatemeatto him. Ho went down with the last witnees. Did not see much the matter. At last, by re quest of defendant, she stayed at home that night—Mr Tyler having made a few remarks, His Woiship said it did not appear to be a ease for hit interference, and left the pair to arrange and settle their diiTerence?.-Dlumiß'ed. CHARaa OP Nkhlhct.—Jamea Ttiomson was charged with failing to contribute towards the support of his mother, Mary Thomson, he belßg of Bufflolent abtlity.-The case was held over until the return of the summons. Carl's Chkbt.—William Kvana waa charged with maliciously smashing a aea-obest on board the Coo een, ou tho 19th inst, the property of Carl Leuberg —Mr Laithley a peared for the informant— ills Worship oontended that wlun prisoner committed tho net. it was on the nigh fions, and ho was not amenable to the law ot Now Zealand, lh« offance beiug out of the juris diction of the colonies. Some argument fol lowed, and the evidenco was taken.—Carl Leu berg and Kd ward Johnson deposed that Kvans gave one kink, out the other fellows did tho mischief.—Captain Barclay saw the remains of the oheat.—Prisoner denied the ch&rge.—llia Worship dismissed the case. Buxakixj and Entkbinq.—Wi'linm Allen and Alexander tfnrneslagaln appeared in answer to a oharge of breaking and entering a house at Newton, occupied by aarah Ann ilorna, on the 21st Instant, and stealing money and rings— Valuo £4 15b.—Mr Laishley defended the pris oners, and cross-examined the girl Home, who gave her replies in a somewhat flippant man ner, Kennedy (an unfortunate, living with the girl Home) pave nearly exactly the same evidence.—Detective Brennnnand Robert Rainier (constable) deposed to the arrest of the prisoners one of whom was wearing tho miss ing rings, which ho said were presented to him by Barah, —Mr Laiahley, in ad dressing the Court lor the delence, urged that the evidence was insufficient for sending the oase tor trial.—He also referred to the im moral character of Sarah Ann Home, and oon tended that her Btatement should be received with c*ntiOD.—Mr Pasdy thought her previous character should not bs imported into the case. The following witnesses wero oßlled bi Mr Lklshley for the defence:—Kobort Stevenson deposed that he knew Barnes, also tie eirls Called at Sarah Home's on the evening of the 20th at a quarter-past six* Alien was in the house. Paw Barnes and tho two glrln leava the hongn. He returned to the house alone. Then joined Barnes and the girls. Barnes left them and be and the other went along Upper Queec- Btroot. Lefc the girls at the Auckland Hotel passage. He walked on one aide of the Btreet and they took the other side Had his «ye on them all the turn*. If Sarah Home stated that ho was not at her house she said what was false.—Mr tardy: What business had you at the house J—Well, Mr Purdy, I was invited by Home to see her new establishment. The girls K'moraily sbMited tor him. Sometimes he took tea with them. Was called " Old Bob" from the Interest ho took in their welfare ; taw Allen it the Waiiemata Hotel, but not Barnea, To JV5r Farily : Did not remember persuading Home to stinaro the.matter, and not take it into Court; stayed 'some time in the Auckland Hotel.-John Uorman.gumpaolrer, know Allen; saw him on the evening of the 20th at the Wai temata Hotel, between 6 and 6 o'clock ; spoke to him about a shilling he owed him ; he paid him. To Mr Pardy :He believed It was on the Thursday night; it was not on the Friday : could not speak positively as to time; well, he would not bo certain as to tho night.— Mr Lainhley submitted that, in regard to Allen, the evidence was not strong enough to send him for trial.—Hlß Worship thonaht Stephen- Son's evldenoß was sufficient. Tho prisoners were then fully committed for trial at the Supremo Court, but. on the application of Mr Laiahley, were admitted to bail in £50 each, and two sureties each in the same amount.

This was all tha business.

HIGHWAY BOARD MEETINGS.

GRAFTON.

Tuzennnal meeting on ratepayera was held In the cUstrlct Bchoolhoase last ovenlnK. There Were about 30 present, and Mr Hughes, nonr., vra.9 voted to the chair. Aftor the reading of the advertisement convening the meeting, and the minutes of the last annu»l meeting, the bilanoo-sheot was rend as follows i-Receipts— Rates colleotod, ml 3j 6d; subsidy from Colonial Government and Bharo ol county fund, arm isld: &0* tax £2T la: contrlblUionß t0" Sia works; £15 2a ; publicans' lioenses £25; fleMßlts with tender* &3; and with a balance of account of £53 3a id from last ye»r, making a total of £963 lls Sd. Kxpendlture-By re- Saffiiroad*. £760 15s 1M tMJIf mp:pMtiina lighting, and toole, £108 19s Sd ; ch'R U2J S: £5 15a- salaries, advertising, etc., £50 18s 2d, taw exDenaes £1 188 8d ; oontraotora" daposlte T, Maoffarlane. Maokfonnie. ilay, O. bo naased upon the late trustees lor not having curled out the resolution passed at the last annnal meeting ronpecting the alterations w lovelß of streets, which it haa baen agreed wo- c not to be Interfered with without the conßont of the ratepayers. In his remari, ahe referred to the alteration of the level of Kj bar Pass, whioh he said was contrary to the rasolutlon of the ratopftyora, and to all ideas of entilnaerlng. —The ohalrman remarked that all the rate pnyeru exoept Mr Soall had agreed to tae alter atlon. Mr Soall waa tho sole dlesontlent.-Mr R. Lalahley pointed out that the principle In volved by the motion was if one person stood out against an improvement the whole dletrlot must Btand Btlli.-Mc Baton, while seconding the motion, said that tna one ' ratepayer might Bnffer from tho alteration, whereas all those who favoured it might not. The motion waa put and lost.—Mr Keid pro posed that It bo a recommendation to the Board that the general rate be 9d In the £ -Carried. —It wbs also resolved, on tho motion of Mr Reid, that the lighting rateb9 3din the£.-A ratepayer Brew the attention of the meeting to the neooselty for increased police protection. Daring the paat month or bo, three or four burglaries had been committed in thediatriot.— Mr Graves Alokln moved, " That this meeting raspsotf ally dlreot the attention of the Govern ment to the Immediate necessity- of greater police protection.in the district; and that the phalmaabß requested to telegraph the resolo.

tion to the Colonial Soorotarr, throoßh In spootor Thonißon."- Mr G. P. Pierce spnke stronnly on tbo necessity of inoroasod police protection. It wixh n woll-known faot that tho police force in this district had boon redaced through tho mithorUlen not paying the men snflloiontly. He reooinmonded the poopio to nurchaao re volvers, and ba their own Dolioemoni—The motion was carried, —Mr Latshley Bald the trnstuen would probably purchase five new lamna during tha onßnlnE term.—The meetinp; terminated with a vote of thanks to tlrj ont- Rrnlnff Board and a similar compliment to the chairman.

EDEN TERRACE.

Tho annual meeting o£ ratepayers was held last evening, Mr Bailey presiding. Mr Paton, Chairman of tho outgoing Hoard.read the state ment of nccounts.as follows '.—Receipts: Cash in hand on 30th June, 1831, £29 10s 3d: rates col lected, BUI lls; arrears of rates, £2 2a 6d; from chairman, Ms ; dog tax, £13 lGs; arrears of dog tax £310s; Government subsidy, £120 23; trans fer of license, £2: total, £318 13s 9d. Expendi ture : Amendment Act, 2s Gd; on streets, £203 Ifls 9d ; dog collars,£l 6s 8d; commission on do., £2 Gs ; commission and valuator, £16 fls 2d; Inspector of Nuisances, £8; clerical work, £6; advertising, £319s 9d; printing and stationery, Its (id; rent of hall, 16s: oxpenses, £1 Is 6d: total expenditure, £214 lls lOd; cash in hand, £2 12s 7d; do. at bank. £69 9s 4d-£72 Is lid: total, £31613s 9d. Tho ballot lor the election of trus tees resulted: Paton.o4: Haslett,49; White, 38; Lovett. 36; A. Porter, 33 (these were elected); Flewollyn, 30; Hunter, 21; Hazel, 21. Messrs Bailey and Morloy were elected auditors. Messrß Grady and McLaughlan were appointed fenco-viowers. Votes of thanks were accorded to tho lato Board, to the auditors, and the chair man. Tho newly-elected Board then met in the nnte-room, and appointed Mr Paion chairman ; Mr Lovett, secretary; and Mr Porter.treasurer.

TELEGRAMS.

FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT],

CAMBRIDGE, this day.

A special meeting of the Piako County Council was held yesterday re the Te Aroha tramway. The following resolution was passed:—" That the committee already appointed be continued in operation, and that as soon as Mr Stewart has plans for the tramway ready, he be authorised to call tor tenders, but that no tenders shall be accepted until such time as the sum already named has been passed by the Houso of Representatives." It was also resolved to nsk Mr J. B. Whyte to have £2000 placed ou tho estimates for the Cambridge-Tauranga road between Too taoroa and Hiuuera Hills.

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. THE WRECK OF THE AUSTRALIND,

Tho Australind is a total wreck. She has broken up, and everything aloft is standing. Yesterday she drove further ashore, and carried away the end of .the harbour works jetty. Her ciblc and anchors have gone. There is seven leet of water in her bold, and the 500 casks of cemeut are damaged,

NELSON, this day.

Mr Bayfield, manager of Johnston's United Company, Collingwood, has re ceived a report from Johnston, Mattley, and Co., assayers to the Bank of Kngland and London Mint, giving an analysis of samples of galena, blend, and pyritep, from the mine at Collingwood. The galena gives 62 per cent, per head, with 140z9. silver per ton of ore. Blend gives 5S per cent, zinc, with a small per centage of silver. The pyrites give the highly payable yield of 4ozs. gold, 16Jozs. silver, and 3ozs. copper per ton ore, Which is worth, in Londorj, from £15 to £18 per ton. A vein of pyrites, from two to three foot thick, exists on the company's property, and a tunnel of 500 feet, to cat the gold-bearing reef, supposed to be the same as in the Hope claim, is nearly finished. This tunnel is to be driven 500 feet in all.

WELLINGTON, this day.

THEKT OF JEWELLERY,

A young man named Hugh Clark has been arrested on a charge of having stolen jewellery to the value of £16 from a house he was lodging in at Palmcrston North.

HEAVY KALNS.

The temporary bridge over Rangitikei River was washedaway lastnight. Through traffic was to have befcn resumed on Mon day. Heavy rains have been falling for two or three days. It is clearing up now.

L\TTELTON, this day, PRISONERS FLOGGED.

John Young and G. J. Hall, sentenced at last Supreme Court sittings for indecent assault, wore flogged in the Lyttelton gaol this morning.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. It is stated that the electors of Stanmore purpose burning Mr Pilliet in effiigy. Eight young children were arrested yes terday for petty larceny.

PAINFUL GUN ACCIDENT.

Mr Garrard, gunsmith, of Victoria-street, wa3 shooting rabbits at Waimakariri River bed yesterday, when a grain of shot from the gun ot one of the party glanced off a rock, struck Mr Garrard in the eye, and completely destroyed his sight. The eye was subsequently removed.

DUNEDIN, this doy, BURGLARIES.

At the City Court, William Jones, who turned informer against Williamson and Akern for the recent burglaries, has been committed for trial on three charges.

Shepherd is very penitent for his past conduct, but indignantly denies the charge of forgery. Eight insolvencies were filed during the week.

WINIATA'S DOOM.

Conversation with his Spiritual

Adviser

Yesterday morning the Sheriff (Mr H. Clay ton Brewer), accompanied by Mr Brown, in terpreter, proceeded to Mount Eden Gaoi for the purpose of warning Winiata that the law must take its course. When the object of Mi- Brewer's visit was explained to the condemned man, without any traco of fear he said that ho had ceased to have any concern for the welfare of tho body, and that his mind was engrossed with thoughts of another world. Shortly after tho departure of the Sheriff Winiata was visited by the, Rev. Mr Waliis, the Wealeyani'minister who has attended him daily since the dread sentence o£ death was passed. Mr Walliß in tended to bieak the news to him that the time bad come for the abandonment of all hope and as a preliminary lie asked the condemned man if he had heard any news from the South. To this Winiata replied with the utmost compo sure that Mr Brewer had told him that he had to die. ' Mr Waliis : Has it not mado you sad? Winiata: No, I am not at all sad. I am going to die for the crime of another man —not mine. I hare no fear of the future, I have been tried here by a man, and man has condemned me: lam now going to bo tried by God, who knows all tho facts of the cubo, and who knows that I did not kill Packer. Mr Waliis then told him he was certain to die, and that he must not entertain any idea of life—that his business was to prepare for the future existence. Winiata; I have no fear of appearing before Mr Walliß then asked him if his friends would' regard his execution akohuru (murder). Winiata: Yes, if they find the halfccasto they will regard it as murder, meaning that should it be proved after his death that tho half-caste Harry committed the crime his (Winiata's) relatives would look upon his death as murder. Mr Waliis then asked him if there was any reason why tho half-caste should murder Packer? They did not know one another 1 Winiata: No, they did not. Mr Waliis; Had they worked together? Winiata: No. Mr Waliis: How then do you account for a stranger who had no dealings with Paekor taking it into his head to murder him. Winiata thon repoatod in effect the statement he mado at the trial. Before Mr Waliis left him he urged him to prepare for the great and awful ° Winiata, Mr Waliis informs us, has oil along strenuously asserted his innocence. On one occ*»ion ho was asked how it was Cleghorn'a servant girl heard Packer say on tbe morning of the murder," Harry, whaiaroyou doing here? to which ihe condemned man replied tbat the name of tho half-caste was Harry, Winiata eats well, and is apparently very cheerful. Siuce his sentence he has read, apparently with much pleasure, a copy of Bunyan s ' Pit- I grim's Progress" in Maori, A few days ago, at his own request, Mr Waliis prooured him a copy of the Old Testament in JVlaori. Ho had already proeu> ed a New Tesiament, and before the rev. gentleman loft Winiata read the whole of tho hi3tory of Joseph, at the eonolußion re marking that Joseph, like himself had been imprisoned on a charge that could not be sustained. Ho also said that there was another point [of resemblance between himself and Joseph, as when he was at Cleg horn's, he had been trusted with everything on tho farm. On another occasion Mr. Waliis asked Winiata why ho ran away after the murder. To this the reply was given: I saw Packer murdered, and feared thoy would sus pect me. I now know I did wrong in going Waliis, who for thirty years laboured as 0 missionary at Waikato and the Ivaipara, knew Winiata's father. MBSSAGWS TO FBIKND3 AND KINSMKN. Mr Dufaur. who aoted as Winiata's oounsel, has had confided to his charge farewell tnes- Baeea from Winiata to hia lather and brothers, ISS also to the Maori King, the Kina's eldest son and to To Bawhitl, the King's secretary. His'message to his relatlves-a verbal one-is I am now condemned, and I know that my body will suflar the punishment of death. But 1 iearn from tho Bible, and frpmtne olergy to heavem It is my deßire that jou. my relations, should put away aU 'h°o,#™ °£ revenzo on my acoount. Do not make any trouole. or in any way offend against the law. THE WARRANT. - Mr HT. C. Brewar expects to receive theVwar. rant for the exeoution to-morrow or Monday. It la tolerably certain that the date ofthe exe cution Ib not yet known here, but It will proD , ably be towards tho end of next week.

THE BLOOD MONEY.

Wo are Informed by Mr Superintendent Thomson that ho haa received a tologrom from Government intlmaiinf? that the J3SOO reward for tho capture o£ VViniats will be paid to Bar low next week.

DIORAMIC CONUNDRUM COMPETITION

(To Ihe Baltor.) Hir,—The following wore gome of the conun drums given last nl^ht at the Diorama ; as one i of the deciding committee I wish to Rtate there were five on it. Including myself and a friend, but we seemed to be brought In, not for the nurpose of ohooßlng tho beat conundrum, but to make tho minority, I shonW like the public to judge II tho best and most original gained the prize :— Prize Conundrum. 1 What waa tho dlffarenoe between Liauts. Melville and Coghlll o( the 21th Regiment, and Kdgar, the dyer, of Aucklf.MdJ-Kdgar lives to dyo the colours; Melville and Uoghill died to save tho colour*l.—Tha original of that waa oompnoed in Kdtnburgh for Henurler's Oiroun. about Count DoNaiKro, at the "Battle of Ball's Kun." 2 Why did. the Zu'us not gain tho bostotit In the war? Because thono wbo lose osnnot win (those Zulus cannot win), That, to my Idea, waa tvs beat, but It teams it was not original. 3. After the burning of the hospital and the herolo defence of Korko's Drllt, what was loft to remind no of the brave, both dead and living I Charred (Chard) remains, 1. Why was the horse Zulu, that won the Molbourno Cud. like tho Zulu who waa blown up by the torpedo explosion? Because they both went up to the poet. S. What was tha dliT«rnno« bet ween Cetowayo and Mr Thompson (Zulu)? Oetewuyo had a splendid chow to repress the Zuln war; Thomp son has a Bplendld show to represent the Zulu war. 0. (Ono whloh Mr Thompson would not allow to be road.) Why waß the Zulu who klllod the Prlnoo Imoerial like Short, who shaved Mr Thompson 1 He out oil' tho heir apparent. There waa ono whloh waa particularly Rood, but I fall to remombor it intaot. and do not like to muiilato a goad thing; howovor. I'll try and do it Rontlj-. Why is Thompson like n.M.a. Nelson 1 Beoanso he hauls on his main tack, shakes out his canvass, and finally takes leave of AuokUnd. I have since heard that the oommttteo wore oomposcd of the only surviving members of tho Jury whoa short time ago returned, a vordlot oxonslng a crime on account of the delinquent Buffering from measles and joalouay oomblnod.— I am, &o, ONB IF THE RKFKIiBRH, Auokland, 29th July, IPB2.

THE AUCKLAND EVisjtflJNG STAR. SATURDAY. JULY 29.



t-ersonai ]r F WILLIAM JACKSON, Seaman, who _ loft tho John Knox about Ilvo months afro, will oall at C. Wilson's Boarding lloaea. No 11, Custom houßO-street, he will hear of something: to his advantage. MISS KATE GLOSTER and MISS N ANO HAKDKN. Into o( Traleo. County Kerry, are requested to Bend their addross to Mr Long, Oroea-etreot, Newton, Auckland, PKBSONAL.— TO THE LADLES OF AUCKLAND. LADIKS' "HYQIKNIC" KNKELKTB. A great ohjeotlon to all (?artors whloh moroly ouolrole tho leu above or below tho knoe. Is, that by ooinprosalog th» veins, olroulatlon of the blood is seriously impeded, than prodnolng an unpleasant feellni of conatrlotlon. Mndloal gentlemen iißroo that there It no saoh objection to the -Hygienic' Kneelets, as not only aro they comfortable, bnt they also give great support to the wearer when walking or dancing, Tho Kneoleta leave a sufflolont fulneas of stocking in front of the knee-joint to allow perfectly free movements of tho lower limbo, and al though worn loosely will thoroughly prevent bagging at the ancles. LaDIKo' "HYGIKNIC" SHOULD KRKTTK9. These are universally admitted by Medical and Military exports to bo the safest, simplest and mast effectual applianoo evor invented for expand Ing tho cheat, keeping buck the ahouldora, lmpiovlngjthe figure, and supporting the back of the wearer, W, GRKENSHIELDS, SHORTIiAND-STREHT, AUCKLAND. Funeral Notices. *MJS ■FOUNTAIN OF FRIENDSHIP C 1-ODGffi, 3920, M.U. The Members of the above Lodgo aro roßpeotfolly requested to moot at th 9 Lodge-room on SUNDAY, at half-past 2 o'oloak, tor tho purpose of following the remains of our belovod brother. Antonio Martin, to their last earthly rtstlng place. Hegnlia: Black Saahos and White Gloves. Members or other Lodgoa aro also in vited to attend. By order of Iho N.O. KOHT. C. MACDONILD. Seoretary. O-ftzette in Bankruptcy, TN BANKKUPTCY. In tho mattor of "Tho Debtors and Creditors Aot. 1870," and the several Aots amend ing trio same, and in tho matter of John Worth PKAnase.a Debtor. I horoby summon a General Meeting of all thn Creditors of tho above-named John Worth Pears?, to be held in the supremo Court Build Ings, Anokland, on WKDNKUDaY, the second day of August next, at 12 o'clock soon, for the purpose of receiving my Report and granting an urdor of Discharge to the said Debtor; Dated this 27th day of July, 1883. THO. MACffFABLANK, Trusted Messrs Kessbll, Devohk & Cooper, BhortUnd-street, Solicitors for the said Debtor, Meeting. LAW SOCIETY OF THE DISTRICT OB1 AUCKLAND. The Half-yearly Meeting of the Members of the Society will be hold on MONDAY, the 31st July, at the District Couit, Auokland, at the hoar of 3 p.m., to reoeivo the Koport of the Connoll. Dated the 15th day of July, 1882. BDWIN HBSKKTH, Honorary Seoretary to tho Sooloty. AUCKLAND INSTITUTE. The Ordinary Monthly Meeting will ba held In the Museum Buildings, Princes-Btreet, on MONDAY, the 31st, at 7.30 p.m. when the fol io * ing Papers will be read :— 1. New Genera and Species of Heteromera— By Captain T, Bhoun, M.E.3. 2. Description of a New Species of Carda mine-as T. F. Chkkseman. Jf.li.B. 3i Bxporiments in Sugarmaking from Horg lmul-lly Mr Justice Gilljkb. ■1. On the Mlfeots of School life on the Sight— By B. SoHWAiiZBAcn, M.D, T. F. OHBBSKMAN. secretary. A UCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS. The Annual Meeting will be held on MON DAY KVKNING, 7th August, la the Mueenm Leoture-room, at 7.30. Special Bnninosu: Blootioa of Offloers and Re vision of Rules. JOSIAH MARVIN, :. : Seoretary. AUCKLANU BAND OF HOPE UNION CHOIKj JESSICA'S FIRST PRAYER. A Full Praotlce takes place on TUKSDA.Y next, in the Newton Congregational School room, Edlnbrnghrfitreet, at 7.30 p.m. sharp, it very member requested to attend. H. ROTHdRHAM, Choir Seoretary. DEVONPOBT STEAM FBRRY COMPANY (Liruted). A General Meeting of the above Company will be held in the Devonport Hall, Devonpnrt. on THURSDAY, the 3rd day o£ August, 1882, at 8 p.m. Bharp. Business:—To Kloct an Auditor; to reoelv a Statement ot tho Receipts and Expen diture for the period ending 30th June 1882. By order of the Directors. BENJ. TANNKR. Secretary, "\TuTIOE is hereby given that tho jlJ* Quarterly Meeting of the undermentioned Lloenslng Committees will be held nt the hour of noon, on the dates and at the places set forth hereunaer, opposite the names of each respec tively :— Otahuhu -- Friday, Ist September, 1882, court house. Mannrewa— Saturday, 2nd September, 1882, School-honßo, Woodside. One Trea Hill—Tuesday,' 5tU camber, 1882, Hpsora HaU, Onehunga — Wedneedoy, September, 1882, Court-house. Paparoa — Friday, 3th SfSJomSor, 1882 Publlo Library, Eowlck. WILLIAM G. P. O'OALTj.I iH*.V. Clerk oi ommlttees. YOUWG WOMLKW'S INSTITUTB AND BOARDING-UOUSS QD3lia-2TBiJET, Opea dally from lfl a.m. till B.SO p.m Dinner and Luncheon from 13 to 3 p.m. Tea bomitolp.m. BoardlnK-houßo for Young Ladles who ar« oooupied during the day. Terms on sppUoaUoa to the Hon. Seoretary. X.W.O. A. Meeting every Thursday, J.SO p.m. Governess" Agency. Servants' K:nlfltry, and lendlas Library In connection with the Insii tat*. ~,,-,-„.. , .



Wanted. WANTED, two Boys.—Apply to Sims and Brown, Shipbuilders, Auckland or DoYOnport. WANTED, a respectable General Ser vant where another Is kept.-Apply to Mr Baln'B Store. KyDer Pbab. WANTED, a respectable, steady Man as Runner (or a good town run.—Apply to the Publisher. Star Office. WARTED, Governess, 8 General oer vants, and Girls; good situations.— Armßtrong and Co., Labour Kxcliange, 177, Qaeen-strcot. V* 7 ANTED, a iiespectaoie tsoy as ftp- T T prentice to the Hiding-saddle making.— Apply to \V. S, Jones, Qnenn-Btraot. Auckland. VV AM TED, a good General Servant, ' * who oan cooic.—Apply to Mrs Kobsrt VValhof, St. Stephen's Avenua. Parnell. WAM TED, a man as Boots. —Apply Royal Mall Hotel. Victorla-atrcot. Y\/ANTJ£D, a good, strong Youth foi T T grocery Imalnesa ; referenco required.— Apply John Sohlaohka. Queonstreot. WANTED, a Lad or Young Man as ap prentloo or Improver to the Plumbing or Zino Worklog. A Lad willing will fled this a splendid opportunity to lo*rn a good trailo j previons knowlsdgo reqnißlto. Alan, a Plumber and Ztno Worker, or handy Man at the trudo.— Apply by letter to Joseph Harrison, Plumber, Cambridge. 'OrANTKD, a good Housemaid for hotel v T in Walkato.—Apply Comniorolal Hotel, Shortlanrt-atreet \\; ANTED, a Man to open oysters, T ? huwk jleh and fruit.—Apply, stating wages, to V. Qranvlllo. Cambridge Walkato. WANTED, an Experienced Packer for Soft Goods Hotuo.— Applr Star Ofllco. «/»/ ANTED, a Good General Servant tt Girl,—Apply to Mcs Hasdown, Queen, streot. WANTED, a Girl, to make herself generally nsofnl.—Apply to Mrs Btich- Dury, Bear Woslcyau Chmoh, NowmarKnt. WAN 1 ED, G Good Navvies.—Apply to JagKor anr1, Parker. Frcoman'd U»y. WANTED at once, a good Machinist for Shht-makinß.-Max Kobor, Wol llnßton-atroot. WANT Kj), a Strong YoutlTto help in phon work and make himself gonorally naoful.—lt Reeves, Hutchwr, Hobaon-atreet. WANTED, a smart young Uirl as Waitreas; roforonooa reqnirod.—ColToe Pmaoo Dining-rooms, Thu&tro Buildings. WANTED, a good General Servant I roferonoos required.—Apply for addross, Hdwarfl Watera. Confootlonor. (Jnoen-atreot. \\/ ANTED, a Girl to assist in me T ? kltohon.—Apply to Mrs M. Banks, top of Grafton Road. WA N TED]" a General Servant.—Apply fa)Mlas Sharland, Prlnooa-atreot. \*7ANTED, a Practical Weaver to tako TT charge of the Matting Department- Anrkland Fibre Manufacturing Co. (Limited), otanley-Btreot, "ANTED, a tidy, respectable Girl tor small famlly.-Arplj boforo ono o'clock to Mis Parker. Bnohinan-9troot. Dovonport. \\J ANTED, Boys or Girls as learners at T V tho Kope and Twine Faotory, Stanloy atreot. yiT ANTED SKEN, the Ladies' Trimmed ,'' Hat<i at Is and la 6d, and the Fnr Hata for Is Cd: Satin do.. Is 6d-At Damplor's Wako fluld-Btroot Hhop. ANTED, a General Servant.—Mrs Tarlor, Sootfa Place, Upper Quoen atroot. I\?ANTED, a Plumber and~Zino itT! i Worker.-Apply F. and W. Fowlor. Viotorla-Btreot. if AWTfJU ojskin, the .Ladies' Ulsters, \ 5s 6d ; Ladies' Jackets, Cs Gd; Girls1 do., 6s-At Dainplor's Wakofleld-street Shop. %»/ ANTf D, a Boy; references required. t T —Mr do Lislo Hammona, Parnoll VV ANTEbTIo Purchaso~fo7Uaßh, 5 or »* 10 Aoroa of Suburban Land.—Apply F. H. Lewisaon. W' ANTED, Music Pupils, Is per Lesson; Children's Danolog (Saturday). Private LQBBons to Adnlis,—Mrs Wolsb, Grey street. RANTED, a Good Cook and Laun „* *, _ drosßi-Apply to Mrs Shora, Arnoy Road, Romnera. WANTED, a Lady Canvasser; work pleasant an«l roapeottblo. Fine obonco aJ!:iL ll!P. noXirL*di!ls? BJP'O- Hoxi9i' WAM TED, JL>airTes~'ot~Good~l<i rcsh Buttor.-Taylor and Kntrloan, lato C. Major, WolloHloy-atroet. ANTED SEKN—Tweed Macintoshes for mon sft 61ns to sft Sins high, 25s Bronnan'a. Victoria-Btreet. WANXJiD, Tenders for Clearing about 37 aoroa of Titroo and Furzo. To bo Bnnt In not later than 2nd Augnst to Alison Brothers. Ueaoh Koad. Uevonport. AwTED SKEN, t\e urand jLmos of Ladioa Faßhionable Hobo. 6J : JWeu'a Books, 3d; Children's do, from 2d; Hoys iUaatlo Bracaa. Cd—Dampler's Wakofleldßtrect Shop. WANTED to Kent, three House? of 4, G. and 8 rooms j good tenants.—Apply Frlpp & Cameron, 81, Quoen-atreot, next to tho Wharf Hotol. %*/ AJNTEU known, that distinguishing ' ' features of my business are good Workmanship, Fit and Style, at moderato prices.—J. H. Ualton, irashlonablo Tailor and Hubit-maker, Vlcoria-street Kaat. WANTED to x'urchase, a l-our-roomed Cottago and good garflon.—atato loweßt price to Walter V. Stovens, House Agent, next Union Bank. V*7 ANTED to Purchaße,~ia"ponßonby ¥ » District, a House of Fivo Anartraente. —Addrflfip, with full particulars, " X.'' vox 122. Post Uffloe. Y\7 AN TED, a Furnished Bed-room and V' SlttinK-room without Board. —Apply "A.B.."Stir Ofllco. WANT KD to Sell, aa Eight-roomed lloubo, gaa laid on, good well, York street, Newton.—Apply Star Oflloo. WANTED SEKN, tho Silesia at 4d"; «Vtt T,"11^ 3? 8. 011111?' 1s ld; Whlt6 Call0 °. 3}d ; Unbleached do, 2jd; Brown Holland, lid: at Dampior'a Wakeflelrt street Shop. WAN TUP orders for Serge Suits, from 60a —J. w. O&lton, Fashionable Tailor, Victoria-street K»st. VVTANTED SjEiSN, the Japanese Silk, » i Is 3d the yara; Colored Satin, Is 9d ; Black do.. 2o 3d and *>a; Blaok Velveteon, Is Ud and 2a gd, pc Sampler's Wakoflald-atroot VITANTED SEKN—Largest Size White TT Countorpanes, 6a 9d; Cloth Table Covcra, Ss.— Brennan's foot of viotoria-street. \ft, r AN IED to Sell, a nearly new centre- T T board Yacht, well found and ooppered.— 0. Bailey.. hlnpplldor, near the Dook. \\7ANTED SttEN, the Gent's Tweed T Ssats, 53 6a ; Holland do. (small sizes), 4n 6d t dents' Chest Boarvos, 8d; Boys' Belts, 3d. at Dampler's Wakeflold-street Shop. WANTED, orders for Tweed Suits at 65a —J. H. Ualton. Victoria street Kaat. WANTED KkOWN, that the London Photographic Company has reopened in Upper Queenstreot, to tako Carte de Vlfllta Portraits from 5a per dozen. WANTED KNOWN-A bale by Auction of Unredeemed Pledges, by order of Mr Neamegen will tako place on Mon day next, on the premises, next Albort Hotel, Queen-street commencing at H o'olook. WANTED SKEN—The Window xvet, 3Jd: Long Curtains, Si lid; Children's Pinafores. Ud: FroOKS. 2a; Amoricin Leather, HJd; at Dampier'a WakeQeld-Btreet Shop. \A7 ANTED KKOWN-That Sharland's » T Worm Powders are the most popular and snooesaful remedy sow known. Frloe la paokat.—Address: OppositePost-offlce. WANTED SKEN—Gioss, at ba the bottle; and Cork Soles (ladioa or Rentßi, 2}d the pair—At every one ol Dani Dior's Shops. WANTED, Fowl Manure. — Apply Rlversdalo Mannfuoturlng Company, 11, Qrey-atroet. ANTED SEEN—Horrocks's Long Goth, yard wide, 4s 9d doz.. or 5d yard. —Brennan's, foot of Victoria-street. ANTED KNOWJV-J. B. Marriott, Auctioneer, Valuator; and General Salesman, holds his Regular Sales at his mart every Monday, Thursday, and Saturday, for the calo of all kinds of Furniture, Prodnoe. &o. Y«7ANTED SKJSN, the great new lot TV of Dress Muttons on the Counter, Id tho dozen : Stay Bußks. 2d, ii, and 6d, at Dampier's Wafceflold-acreet Shop. ANXfiU KNOWN, that Sharland's Cherry Pectoral relieves Coughs in ten minutes; bottles, 2a 6d.-Address, opposite PO9t-offloe. WANTED JtNOWN - Instantaneous Portraits from 6s per ilozbh, weather no I objeot—London Photograpbio Company. ANI'iSD, Board and Kesitlence lor one or two respeotablo Men, within a minute's walk of Auckland Fibre Company. Terms moderate, •?- Aiiply ff, Brown, Alton Road. _^_ WANTED KNOWN—Tho Choicest New reason's Tea may be obtained at Rew's Tea and Coffee ritoro. VlotoHnrStroet. WANTkD SEisjN, me rut irimming, 9d the yard; Qrand Pompadour Fringe, 61 the yard; lot of Blaok do,, cheap (Jheniilo, wet. 9d the yard, at Dampler's Wakefleld-street . \\ ANTED Purchasers for Muttan at TT 2ds Bollinp: Beef from 2J3, roast idi Pork from 3d to sd, the Superior Beof fansage Id. Potk <io. Gi, Gerpian do Sd, Baoon Bd, Best Quality Corned Beof, in kegs, 2id per lb Ox Topgusa, Salt Legs of Pork, all kinds of Poultry, —Q. Hulmo, Bntohor, Queen-Btreet. WAN T X D, You to call at BRENNAN'S AUCKLAND HQT7&E, Foot of Vlotoria-ntreot, And see the following lines :— Lnatrcs, sjd; Dresa Serges, Ud Merino, Is 7d; Winoeys, 4Jd Flannel, 73d; Holland, Gd White Calloo, 2s Bd doa; Oxford Shirtings, 6}d; Twill sheeting, 2 yards wide, 1b 3d yard Men's Alpine Hate, 2a Ud j Hardfelt, 8a 6d; Tweed Suits, 27s 6d; Overcoats, 22a 6d SAVE YOPE MONEY AND BUY AT J3RKN NAN'S, "yiOTORU-3TRBET,



Wanted ANTED to Sell, Hotels, Private Residences, and Allotments, In City and Suburbs. See our klßt this taue.—Arm strong & Co., Ksal Kstato Agents, 177, Uuoen street TiST ANTED, PAKTNKK.— An active v 1 Business Man can hear of Partnership in paring business by applying to Armstrong & Co.. Commission Agonta, 177. Queon-a'.reot. Vtt/AN i'El>, by a Gentleman who has ■ T for seven yenrs been proprietor, editor, and manager o( a country paper, a Situation.— Apply a. W.JX, Star offlcn. T*/ AwTJiD,' a Man~to Cut Wood,— V v Apply at 11.3. CaDham'a Coal and Fire wood Yard, Symonda-Btreet. _____ WANTttD to Sell, a First-rato Buggy Horse; staunch and quiet.—Apply St^b office. WaNTEU to Let Olticesin a iirst-class position (with ontrancoa to Qn'en str^Bt) at 10s to 12s per wook for ono or more yearß.— Apply to Thomas Steadman, Seed Mer chant. Quoon-atreet. KM)WI»—B. Gittos and Bona are still supplying Best Heart of Kauri Shingleß In any qnautity. Dollvered at build ings. ANTED TO SKLL, Two or Three Light 'Bußßoa In good ropalr.—W. Crowthor. Wellosley-stroet, mHIS MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND Roqulro a Gentleman asManaqkr: must hftvo oxtonslvo practical oxporlonce In Flro and Marino Ilunlnofie, Colonial know ledgo indispensable Applications to bo sent In on or before the lOih day of August noxt to the tomporary ofllcos, Canada Buildings, aadrossod to the Chairman of Dlrootors. rpRAVELLER AND BOOK-KEEPER, a —Wanted, onerttntlc yonng Man as above; must know town well—Apply, Btatlng salary. Box 181. Post Oillco. To Let. nno LET, a llouso of Four llooma and A Skilllon; 8a par week James Hoed, Kdon Torraoo. fifX) LET, Furnished Bed-rooms. -Inquire L Mra Slrakins, Groy-ntreot, next door to Mr gloane. rpO LKT, Valley Koad, Mount Eaen, the '■ 8. Keaidonoe ot Mr Olphert—Six-roomed HorjßO and largo Frnlt Garden; Rent, 12e.~ Apply within. rj^O LET, tor a term of nine years, lirst i olass Offices, suitable for a lawyer or arohltoot; h'.gh pitohod and well vontilatod, with tin ontranoo to Queen-otroot, and In the most contra! position—next Union Bank.— Apply to Thomaa Stoadman, Sued Merohant, Quoon-atreot, JU LKT, desirable Shop and Dwelling '- Pltt-Btroot. near Welllngton-Btrcot.— Apply to i). V. KvaDß, estate agant, Queon etroot, mo LET. a Family Residence at Epsom, X with 60 aores of land.—For particulars, apply to T. Ui Cleghorn. Kpsom. f j 10 LET, a aeven-roomed House in Uook- JL Btrcot.—For particulars apply to John L, Loplne, Stak offlco. rgio LET, two Unfurnished Kooms, with Ji nee of kltohon, ront moderate, 3 minutes' walk from Pout Offloe.—Apply to Btaii Offlco. rflO LET, a comfortable C-rooraed Cot .». tago to permanent tenant; moderate rent.—B, J. Klordan, Nelson-stroot, noar Cook- Btroet. O LET, two Rooms and Fireplace" No. 1, Howe-street. TO LET, Premises in Hish-strcet,~~at presont in the occupation ot Mr Townpond, Importer of Toaohor'a Whisky and Knm.— Apply to W. McCanl, Tailor. -rpO LKT, .Wellington-street, a Grocer's -I Shop and Dwelling, establlxhed 15 years. FOR BALK. Choioe Allotincntß in Lower Hepburn and Boreafordßtroets, on torms to suit Parohaßore.—3. Y. COLLINS. High stroot. r«"1O LBT, a Family Residence, contain, 1 Ing plght rooms, bath, and water laid on with 11 aoros ot lan<i, Bltuato on tho Great South Kouci, a few minutes' walk from KUerallo Railway Station, commanding a Rood vlow.— Apply to V. L. Prime or W. Altkon, Kstato and Land Agonts. IVTEWMAoKET,—To Let, House of 6 XI rooms, kitchen r«ngo. register grato, and gas. next Koyal Goorge UoteL-B. Tannor, 8, Quoon stroot. FfICK TO LET.—Appiy at G.N.L.A. Rooms, Qnoon-Btroet. Tenaera nn 0 SHIPBUILDERS, Tenders required for Repairs to tho Sohooner TKLKQBAPri, to bo sent to tho office cf M. T. Olayton not later than MOwDAY, July 31st, at 10 a.m. Lowest or any tender not necessarily ao oeptod. For continuation, tee first Page Ecclesiastical. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, corner of Wollesley and Albert streets.—Meeting for Unitod Prayer will bo hold THIS (Saturday) EVKNING, at 7.30. A Bible Reading will bo glvun. Frionda are cordially invited, A BI«LK OLASS for MEN every Sunday afternoon, from 3 till 1. i. PAUL'S CITUUOH.-ll a.m., Morning Prayor, Sermon, and Holy Com munion; B.3op.m.,Baptisms;B.3op.m., Evening Prayer and derinon, "Tho Limits of God's For bearanoe." St. Matthews church. — to. morrow Evening, 0.30, Supplemental Leo tore to Course on ''Truth ":—" The Resultant of .Truth aa a Force." . UNITED MfITHODIST FREE CHUP.CH, Pitt and Vinoont-stroets.— Bunday Sorvloos, July 30. Morning at 11, Key. T. Hodgeon; Evening at C 30, Mr Oonpland. PRIMITIVE MKTaujUiST CHURCd, AJoxandra - street. — Sunday Services Morning at 11, Key. J. Guy; Kvenlng at 6.30, Rev. Mr Whewoll. SERVICES in the Primitive~Methodist Sunday Sohool-room, Upper Pitt and Edwin-streets — Anniversary Sorvloe*.—After noon at 3. Rev. J. Dovrnlng; ttvening at 6.30, Rev. G. W. T. Spence, rpHE ANNIVERSARY SERVICES OF THE PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, PITT AND BD-WIN-BTBSSBTS, Will be conducted TO-MORROW AFTKR NOON, at 3, by Rby. Mb. Downing ; In tho Evening, at 6.30, by Bkv. G. W. T. Spknoe. IJIRAJNKLIN ROAD PKIMITIVJS 1? MKTHODIST CHUROH.-DlTine Service will bo hold In tho above church To-morrow- Morning at 11. by Key. W. 8. Potter; Bvenlng ata.3o. by Rev. J. Qny, T\r EWMARKET PRIMITIVEMETfIO i J-1 DJ9T OHUROH.-Servloes To-morrow- JAt 3 p.m.. Rev. J. Gny; 6.30 p.m., Mr Rout. pONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Beres- V^ ford-street.—Tho nsualSorTlooa wlllbocon ductorl To-morrow (Sunday), at 11 a.m. and 6,30 p.m., by the Pastor, the Rev. J. Robertaon.M.A. TVTiSw iNOKTM hOAD OUNGKEGA. I JJI TIONAL BUNUAY-SCHOOL.—Publio worship will bo conducted To-morrow, July 30, in the above School, by Mr Cox, at 6.30 p.m. WETl^sl^YrsTl^lETrTArp~TlST TT CHURCH. — Sunday, July 30-Pastor Thomas Bpurgoon will preaoh. Morning In the Chapel, Evening In the Choral Hall. PIIT-SXKKET WESLEYAW CHURCc'i.—Morning at 11, Rev. A, Reid; KvcmirjK at 6.30, Rev. Thos. Hodgson. rS rafton road wesleyan VJT CHURCH.—Morning at H. Key. W. G. Pansonßon; Kvening at 6.SO> Rev. W>G. Oliver. S~ T. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH", Ponaonby Mornina at U, Rev. H. R. Dewß bury; Kvenicg at 6.30, Hey. A. Reid. FABNELL WESLEYAN CHUKCH.— Sunday Servioos—Morning at 11, Rev. W. C. Oliver. Evening at 6.30. Key. J. Wallis. " DEVujSPOttT WK»LiS*AJN CHURCH.-Mornlng at 11, Rev. G. W. T. Bpence; Evontng at 6.30. Ray. W. 8. Potter. \TEWMAEKET WESLBYAN jLi CHURCH.—Morning at 11. Mr CUfton; Evening at S3O. Rev. W. G. ParsonHOn. MOUNT ALBKRT WESLKVAN CHURCH.-Mornlng at 11. Mr W, C. W, MoDoweil: Evening at 6 30, Mr H. OTaM. ARCH- HILL WESLEVAS SEJK VICK3, - Divlno Sorvioe will be con ducted In the Public Sohool-roona To-morrow Evening, at 6.30 o'olocV, by Mr Simons. CULERSLIE WESLEYAN SERVICES Ej —DlvinosorvloowlUbeheldin thoPabllo Bchool-room To-morrow Evening, at 0.30, by Mr yoatoip.' THE Rev, Dr. McLeod will preach in tho Dovonport Presbyterian Church To morrow, at 11 a.m. ana 6.30 p.m.; also at the Lake at 3 o'clock. Abbott's oPIBa house.-Geo, a. Brown will deliver a Lecture on Spirit. ualism, In answer to Mr Denton, on Sunday night, at 6,30. Morning Borvlce at Temperance Hall. TWTEW CHCJKCH Service To-morrowj JLI at 11 o'clook, In the Lorne-atroot Hall, by Mr Jacob Pitman. Subject, "Were the Jews tho Favourites of Heaven?" jpHKISTADKLPHIfINS meet in the V Carl ton Academy, Hobaon-street, every first day of the week for breaking of bread at 11 a.m.; Sunday-school at 3 p.m., and Bible Olass at 0.30 p.m. ■ rSAHEATKEKOVAL: SUNDAY EVEN JL ING SKRVICKS, under the conduct of the Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from Bto S. All are Invited, Seats Free.



lioat and Found. LOST, on Sunday, 23rd inst,, a Blaoi Setter Hog.—The finder wl'l he rewarded on leaving the suine at Mr V. Bu, Uvs'b, Nelson' street. LOST, a Fur Necloriuc m c.ne Devon port Hall on Thursday evnning, the 20th July.—Finder will be rewarded by returning 11 to Mr George albbin. fiOUND, on Kunday last, a macK ana White Pooley Dor. Owner can have same by paying expenses.—Apply J. Hamilton, Aroh Hill Brlok Works. For Bale, I^OR SALE (a Rare Chance), a First class Little FARM, close to Mount Albert and the whau. only a few minutes1 walk from the rail way station. It is n corner lot of nearly 17 acres, haviDg a frontaKQ of over two thou nand four huudrod links to two main roads— Dne of theßo roads being the Government main road. It haa one of the most charming viows that oan be had around Anokland. It rises on a protty eminence ; undulating; sloping com pletely to the N.K., overlooking Moant Albert. Mount Roskill, Three Kings, and the Waite mats, taking in the majority ot the views of tho Oity of Anoftland and Suburbs, Onehnnea and oven tho Manukau Bar can bo aeon in the dis tance—2o miles of a view. Tho aspect la oom plotely N.K., as tho huh rises and sots on tho land. It la sheltered from bleak winds; a fins creek runs along tho bottom ot the property. Tbore la excellent coll. part of it boinsr voloanlo. The wholo Farm is oleared; well ploughed up, and has first-class new wire foroe erectod all aronnd, with over 2(0 fancy troas and over 50 fruit trees of various kinds— apnlo, pear, peaoh, plum, orange, and lemon. This would mako a magnificent Bpot for a gentle man's residence, nursery, or orchard grounds, Price, only £25 per acre. Kasy terms if ro qulred, Can be subdivided if needed. Titlo under the Land Transfor Aot.-Apply to Pub Usher, Star offlco. Ui O X gj A h E. f ALLOTMENTS. PONSONBY ROAD-Valuable Baslness Site (near Franklin Koad), 28 x 110. COLLKGK ROAD-Allotment 33 x 100, £5 par foot. NOKFOI-K-STRKKT-Choloe Allotment, £200. NEWTON (near Newton Road)-33 x 100, £15. KLLKRSLIE (oloso to Station)- J-aoro, oaoh 810. Easy terms. Also, several deslrablo Cottages on terms to suit purchasers. Labour Exchange and Xetate Agenoy, tiigh-Btreet.—A. T. Carter. Manager. jLpOK SALB, at Mount Eden, a four «. roomed Verandah Cottofto, fitted with every convenience, tank, rogister grate, Lea mington range, &o.—For particulars apply to a. Jenkln. Mount Kden, near Toll gate. H/'OH SALE, Two Large Allotments, V Valley Koad, 100 x 198 eaoh, splondid position, oheap.—H. Partington. fTIOR IMMEDIATE SALK (Pokeno V Township). Four Allotments. Nos. 22, 23, 53. and 51. frontago to tho Bouth Koad, near Hallway Station, l'rlce, £30.-H. Partington. Btlchbnry's Buildings. jmOR SALE — COKNED BEEBI.— S- 1 About 12 tons First-class Corned Beef, guaranteed sound, will be sold cheap; also, Preserved Moats. Prioe List on application; oasy terms to large buyers; orders by Tolo poone, Telegraph, or Letter will be supplied at once, being anxious to keep the money In tho local markot it ia our intention to give buyers the beßt possible terms. We have adviceos about our first shipment of Meats to London, It was opened and tested by the Sydney agent. Ho reports it in first-class oondition, G. HULMB, Manager, Auckland Meat Preserving Co. A LLOT.MENTSI ALLOTMENTS I B VILLA 91TKS. Magnificent view and delightful position, in Satßfiold-stroot and Kmmott-stroot, Ponsonby. O. F. KVANS. 632 Kfltato Agent, Qnoen Btroot, i?QAA LEGACY to Sell for £150. *UV/ly Bona fldo transaction.—Apply for particulars to KHG. Poat-oflloe, Aaokland. rpO BAKEKS.-For Sale, Baker's Cart, I. In good order.—For address, apply Star Oflloe. Jj^Oß SALE (Howe-street), a very Pretty U Villa, containing flvo roomti, pantry: water laid In. nice garden, etc.: all In flret-olaas order ; splendid view; a very desirable place.— D. F. Kvans. KBtate Agent. Queen-street. 425 TJIOR SALE, Newton, a very comlortable X. Houso of 0 rooms, In first-class order, and fitted with gas and other comforts; good well; allotment 33 x 100. Price, only £30. Also, a very desirable Verandah Cott«ge, gable ends almost now, in first-olaBS order, and nicely fitted up; allotment 33 i 100.—D. F. Evans, Kstato Agent. (520) PONSONUY —A New nna very Pretty Verandah Cottage of flvo rooms, allot ment, tank, &c, all completo, and in first-class ordor. Vory cheap. £220.—D. F. Kvans, Entate Agont, Qnoon-Btrcoi. gj TLpIOR IMMEDIATE SALK. STANLRY-STnEKT~lareat North Road).- Two Hood Verandah uottages. with outhoußes, woll, &0., allotment to oaoh 31 x 110, nice gar dun, good poaition, near the sohooL Price, £350 for tho lot. Terms oasy, D. F. KVAN3. 451 Kstato Agent. jm ok s a~l 1. VALUABLE BDSH-8Q acres of ValDablo Bush, consisting of totara, purlrl, &c, &c, good position, near a navigable creek, being part of lots 80 and 85, Mangatote. Price only £80.-1), F. Kvans, Estato Agont, Queen-street. (515) If O R S A L IS. A Drapery and Haberdashery Business, In one ot tho best of Auokland Suburbs. Tho Stonk is new and well Boleoted. The position is first-clans. Tho premises new and substan tial, consisting of 7 rooms, besides the Shop, Ront only 30a per week. lTnll particulars from D. F. EVANb, Katato A gent, Queen-street. 521 "P O R S A L E, New and Well-finished HOUSE, 6 rooms, nlcoly fltted up, registor grates, oven, &0., 6c, situate Prospoctßtroot, near Ponsonby Hall. Prioo, £320. D. F. KVANS, 432 Estate Agont. jLji O X SALE, Handsome and Thoroughly Well-famished VILLA RKSIDENOK ana Grounds in Arthur street, Ponsonby. Uouso oontalns 13 rooms (oo sides pantry and ecullery), spaoious and lofty, in flrst-clasß order, replete with muny comforts and oonveniences; surroanded by allotment, about 112 x 120. in pretty flower garden, &c. This property I can with confidence recommend to any ono wanting to purchase a real substan tial and faithfully built hooso. Full particulars from D, F. EVAN3, (527) Kstata Agent, Qaoen Btroot. W O R J3 A" L~ E. PHOPKRTIKB, Large and Small, in various parts and places, too numerous to advertise separately, Sco Star Saturday Supplement for a list, and more on application to tho undersigned. MONEY to LEND, and ovory facility given to purchasers, D. F. EVANS, Fstate Agent, Qaeen-stront. a JLLOIMENTS I ALLOTMENTS I 1 BRACK-STRKET-Splendld Villa Sltesj at £3 per foot MOUNT KDKN—About CO X 130, Ot from 32s 6d per foot ANGLKSEA.-BTRWKT—4O x 130. for £100 GRAOK-STREET-Very Choice, at from 45s per foot .aTUART-STREaT-Beautiful ViUa Sites, at 60s per foo CLARK MONT-Splendid Allotment (fenced), for £100 Ot/ARRNCK-STREET—Lota, at £1 per foot BAILKY'S PADDOCK-A Few Lots left, at £10 eaoh Qroat demand for Allotments snoh aa the above, and any placed In my hands will find a ready aalo, D. F. EVANS, BSTATK AGBNT, QUBKN-STREKT. (Next" HerMd.") riAKKIAGiSS FOB SALK, Superb Landau, light and oompaotly built ot well-aeleoted seasoned materials, now ready for painting, and will bo finished In any style to suit the taato of the pnrohaser; at muoh less than the like oan bo imported for at the builders. — EDWIN HARVIE, 322 AND 324, TOPER QTrKBN-STBBET. /Carriages fok sale. Light, Klegant Waggonette, oomblntne the best points of the English and American systems; will bo finished flrst-olasa in any stylo to salt taste. Price, £C 5. ELVWIN~~HARVIE, 322 AND 324, UPPER QPEES-STIiKET. riABKIA«iSS FOR SALE. Pretty Pony Phoiton, very Ught, easy of aocess, and very oomfortable ; suitable for ladies and children, or a n invalid. Price, £38. EDWIN* HARVIE, 322 AND 324, UPPER QUEEM-STBEET. F. J. MOSS]. LW. F, O'SULMVAH FJ. MOSS & CO., • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, SBOBTLAND-BTBEET, St.« BALK. A LarKO Allotment In Brighton Road, I'arneU, (100 x 300). 80 Acres Good Flat Land, 5 miles from Auck land, close to railway station. 110 Aores near Taaliau; 60 acres in grass, re mainder open fern and bush, Prioe, £500. S3 Aorea oloso to the Whangarata Hallway Station, all Improved, with a house, stable, barn, &o.; well suited for fruit growing. 33 feet frontage to Bymonds-atreet, with build lngFi 10 Aores Land, with sea frontage, 9 miles from town, 1 mile from railway station; £3 per acre. 500 Acres, partly Improved, 19 miles from Auckland, and 1 mile from railway station; aood 8-roomed House, and all necessary ont buildings. £3 15a per aore. A Bplendld Allotment in Harding-street, 70ft by 153tt—fi500. Also. An Allotment in Inkermann-atreet-fllOO. House of 7 rooms, 1U minutes' walk fiom Post Offlco. In addition to the above, wo have a Large Number of Town and Country Properties for Sale, Including some Large Blocks ot Land in the Walbato District, F. J. MO3B & CO., Shortland-Btreet. {lor continuation, see First Pope,)



Public Nowces. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. !■ PILOT SERVICE, PORT OP AUCKLAND, Harbour Board Office, . Auckland, July 25,1882, Applications will be received at this Office , until TUJCSOAY, the 26th September next, at Noon, from oompotentpersona willing to under take to carry on tho Pilot Borvico of tha Port of Auokland, In torma of conditions and agree ment to be noon at this ofiloe. The lowest or any application not neoosearily accot>ted. F. B. COMPTON. Chairman. "P U B L 1 O N O T I O K. Don't miss this ohance-AIOO will be given to any person baying Diamond Jewellery at tho Woldßmiths' Hall Co.. under Theatre Koyal, IB1 NOT AS KBPKEi'KNTKD. The above Howard will bo glvon. the t ast a/i/kkk, he Jjast Week. prices never known bkfore. ■4P* li\ T0 fclo.uo° LXX'i1 Ofl Building <H& JL \? Society principles, or oa other terms to suit borrowon. Allotments bought and Houaea built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. 800 Uat of Properties for aale on Ith patta. B".x nar cen>. allowed on money rtepoeltefl for investnient.- C. Wilijambok, Land. Kntata and Klunnoial Asenl and Valuator Voloan liano. mHE AUSTRALASIAN -*- PLATS GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY OP MELBOURNE. The undersigned having been appointed AGENTS FOE THE COMPANY, Are prepared to accept risks on PLATE GLASS WINDOWS AND MIRRORB Against breakage, at LOW RATES OF JfREMIUMS. Proposal Forms and all Information can be obtained at the COMPANY'S OiTFIOK. SHORTLAND STRBKT (Same building as the Boya! Insurance Com pany's Offloe). F. A. JONES & CO., Atyonta. Auokland, 28th July, 1882 rgiRY THE MEW DRINK—GIN AMD A PERFECT LOVK. HE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGKNCY Dospatch Goods and Parcels of all descriptions to every part of the Town and Suburbs, at a Cheap Rate, and with guaranteed regularity. The following are the Booking Agencies :— A. R. Ladd, Cab'tmaker _Karanßahapo Road W. H. Young. Grocer ..Porsonby Road R. Blruie. Baker „ ..Arch Hill J. Reid, Cabinetmaker ..Corner of Kyber Pass and Symonds-st. S. Reid, Grocer _ -Corner of Kyber Peas and Graf ton Roads W. S. Collins, Grocer .. Parnoll A. Heldt, Cabinetmaker ..Newmarket. DELIVERIES :- Town: Hourly. Suburban 111 a.m. and 6 p.mt No. 76, Telephone Kxohange. HKAD OFFICE 1- NATHAN'B BOND, COSTOMHOUSBBTREKT. OOROUGH OF ONEHUNGA. Notice is hereby given that tho Borough Council have resolved to enforce By-Law No, 2 and proceed against the Ownera of all Cattle straying on tho streetrj of tho Borough between the hours of four o'olook in the afternoon and seven o'clock In the morning. By order. JOHN GEO HUTCHISON, Town Clerk. ri IN AND PERFECT LOVE. VjGHOONER CUTHONA, from Dunedin. tO -Consignees are hereby notified to take delivery of their Goads, in terms or Bills of Lading, All Gooda impeding the vessel's dis charge will be stored at Consignee's risk and ex pense. Present Bills of Lading and Pay Freight to the undersigned. July 20.1882. D. H. MoKHNZIE. TMPOUNDED, on the 26tb day of July, X by the Ranger, ONE BAY HOUSE, white ttreak on face, for treapasiing on the Mount Albert Road; and In default of being releaeed, the above will be sold at the i'ubllc Pound, Mount Albert, on tho 9th day of August, 1882, at noon. C. J. SMALL. Poundkeeper. UNION STEAM SAW, MOULDING, SASH, AND DOOR COMPANY, LIMITED. Notice la hereby given, that the Company will offer to the Shareholders as registered on tho 31bt July current, 10,000 Unallotted Shares at par. In the proportion of One Share to every two now Issued. Any transfer not Registered before Noon on date named will not be recognised in tho alloca tion of shares. DAVID MURDOCH. Secretary, •' OOME DAY I'LL WANDER BACK AGAIN" Now Published, at Eady' Mueio Warehouse, ONE SHILLING. O TO HEAD QUARTERS FOR THE purest! finest 1 and be3t! 11 Chkyston Poultry Yabds, Lakb Taka- PUNA. VAEIETIES- Llght Brahmas. Dark Brahmas White Cochins. Buff Cochins, Blaotc Coohlns Langehans, Manorcas, Houdona Black Polish W.O. White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns Dorkings, Bamburgs, Plymouth Rooks, Fokin Ruen.and Ayleabury Duoka SEND FOR PRICE-LIST OF EGGS. Eggs carefully Paoked. and sent to all parts of the Colony. its* Write for just what you want, and ad: dreaa aa above. 1 guarantee satisfaction in al 1 ordinary oaaea. Visitors welcome, Sunday exoepteil. MARTIN'S INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHB.-New Album Views of Auokland from 6a per dozen. On Sale at Market Entranoe, Queen-street. pERFFCT LOVE AND BRANDY. LAST WEEK. rfIHE Cheap Furniture JL Silo will Close on Mon day. July 31st. —T. & H CO OKB. 123, Queen-street. IjABT WEEK. (~i RKAT REDUCTIONS in VJT Drswing-room & Dining room Suites at T, & H, GOOKE'S, 123, Queen-street. LAST WEEK, f^ REAT REDUCTIONS In \JT Iron Bedsteads and Iron Cots at T. & H. COOKE'S, 123, Queen-street. LAST WEKK, fi REAT RBDUOTIONS In vX Brussels, Tapestry, Kld dermlnater, and Felt Carpets at T. & H. COOKR'S Cheap Furniture Sale, 123, Queen- Btreet. LAST WEKK. f*\ KEAT REDUCTIONS in VI Gilt and Black and Gold Chimney Glasses at T. & H. COOKE'S, 123. Queen-street. LAST WEEK. r\ RKAT RKDUCTIONS in VT Floorcloths and Lino leum, Matting and Dnor Mats, at T. & H. COOKE'3 Cheap Furniture Sale, 123, Qneen-street. LA«T WEEK. TJEMNANTS of Carpets. XV Linoleum, and Floor o'oths will be Bold at and under Coat Prico during our Cheap Sale.-!'. & H. COOKK, 123, Queen-street. TO THOSE ABOUT TO MARRY, PARTIES FURNISHING, HOTKL KEEPERS, AND THK QKNRRAL PUBLIC. THE DIRECT. SUPPLY STORE IMPORTS FROM THE MAKERS, AND SKtLS DIRECT TO THB PUBLIC, FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Glaas Shades and Stands, all sizes, from 1/6; Dinner Sets, 70 pieces, S7/6; Chamber Sets. 7/9 to 10/; China Tea sots, 20 pieces, with handnomo Tea Tray and 6 Rpoons. for 13/6; Best Gold-edge China Cups, 7/. 9/ doz; Looking Glasses, from 4/9; Door Mats, 2/6; Fenders, 1/9 to 25/; Cruet Standa, 3/6 to 25/; Clocks, 6/6; Shoe Brushea, 2/0 set; Iron Bedateads, full size, 22/6; Brittania Metal 1 eapots, 67; Kleotro-plated Cruets, Spoons, and Forks, all Qualities; Bird Cages, 3/6; Breed- Ing and Parrot uagoa: Table and Pocket Cut lery ; Saucepans, Boilers, Tubs, and Buckets; Lamps, from 3/9 j 6in. Rim Locks, 2/; Tinware Smoothing Irono, 1/; Fancy Goods ot every kind; Vases, from 1/ pair .and one thousand and' one articles of use and ornament, at Prices only possible unae"r our New System of DIRECT SUPPLY. SMALL PROFITS, AND CASH. Catalogues on application. All Goods Marked In Plain Figures (Wholcsal and Retail). Goods oarefully paoked and forwarded to all parts of the country Direct Supply Store, 219, Q U EJE K-BTBRBT, Opposite Cloee Bros. ' t J..



MedicaL T7ISITORS to Auckland should have ~T *nolr Prescriptions rMapenßorUt the IX: ---mp £ h?? m?, oy' ~184- Qoeen-nrent - Gardner, M.P.3., Bußllaa Pharmuceutical Chemist. rnOOTHACHEI TOOTHACHE I X TOOTHACHE,I [ Immediate Relief by usilng KDHON'S MAGIC ES-SKNOE In Is Bottles. ' >OR Indigestion, Flatulence, Water, brash, &0.. use Marshall's Homoeopathic Tinoturo Nux Vomlca. Price, ls.-Qoodaon London Arcade. XVejplbr .Malt Extract The undersigned, AS AOKNT, has just opened in KXOKLLENT CONDITION the firat shipment of the following :— KKPLKR'S EXTRACT OF MALT, Largo and Small Sizes. KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With Hopa KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT. With Hvpophosfiiitkb. KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT. With Pbpsine KEPLKR'a EXTRACT OB1 MALT, With Chemical Food. KKPLKR'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With Bkkb1 and Iron. KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With Oil, and lodide of Iron. The " Lancel." says:—" Kenler Malt Extract is very good, and may ba used witb,confldenco," Second Report of the " Lancet" on the Kepler Malt Extract:—Kepler's Extract of Malt is aa distinct an advance in therapeutics as was the introduction of cod-liver oil. It is one of our best remedies for atonlo dyapepßi*. and is undoubtedly uaeful in oonßumption and other wasting diseases." Agent for Auckiand— GRAVES AICKI-VT Thk PnARMAor, Queen at. JJI Jewellery, &c. m T AST WEKK I juAST WEEK BLOOM'S LATE CROCKERY SHOP, QUEEN-STREET (Under Theatre Royal). DIAMOND JEWELLERY DIAMOND JEWELLERY I! DIAMOND JEWELLERY I 1 I £30,000 WORTH 0F DIAMOND JEWELLERY, WATCHES' CLOCKS, AND SILVER PLATE, ITUOM 188 Goldsmiths* Mall Company, BOURKE-BTREBT, MELBOURNE. UK L. FLEGELTAUB, MANAGER, brought over to Auokland a Magnificent Stock of DIAMOND JEWELLERY, All tho beat of Brazilian Diamonds, mounted it the finest quality of Gold, 18 and 15 carat, and of THE LATEST DESIGNS. Also, an Enormous Quantity of flrst-olans GOLD AND SILVER ENGLISH LEVE WATCHES, By Rotherams, Settle Bros., Erhardt, and others, WALTHAM WATOHE3, from the exhibit ou of tho Melbourne Exhibition, A Beautiful Assortment of STERLING SDLVER JEWELLERY, ALMOST GIVEN. AWAY, fiso RKWARD Will be given to any person buying Gold or Silver Jewellery at the Goldsmiths' Hall Company if not found to be Gold or Silver as represented. GOLDSMITHS' HALt. COMPANY. New Teas. lffEW QEAsON'S triEAS, The undersigned has Just Reoelved, Per Rotorua (transhipped ex Menmulr, from Fooohow), !300 /\ 1300 PACKAGEB ' A PACKAGES ROSBimn. NEW SEASON'S TEAS, Conßlsting of HALF-OHEBTS AND BOXES OF FINE TO MBDIU CONGOUS. Sample for Liquoring can be obtained on applicatlo A. HKATHKBI TW'EW SEASON'S TEAS, 1882-1883, The undersigned begs to notify the arrival, per s.b. Ringarooma (transhipped ex s.a. Hun garian, from Foo Chow), ot a FURTHER SHIPMENT . OF New Teasi .New "Teasj Consisting of— 1103 PigligSi; INOLODINS SEVERAL MXCEPTIONAIiLY FINK TEAS. tsr Samples for Llquortae on appllofltlon. "ffit EL B e Mooton. 26th July, 1882, rpuE NEW TEAS OF SEASON 1882-3. The subscriber, in soliciting orders for NEW SEASON TEAS, has every confidence in recom mending them as being very much superior to any Teas plaoed on the Auokland Market tor Borne time. Prices as under :— Per Ib. s, d. b. d. Good Common Congou _ _ l 8 to 2 o Fine Congou and Souchong.. _ 2 ito 2 8 A Very Superior Sample of Indian Tea, sold pure aa Imported _ 210 210 The merits of New Tea as compared with Old are but indifferently appreciated by tea drinkers. Old Tea is "stale, flat, and unprofit able," takes more time to infuse, and Is apt to taste vapid after the most careful Infusion, New Tea is fresh and biisk, more easily infused, and has a rich aromatlo fragrance. Orders called for and Goods Delivered to a parts ot the olty. ROBERT KEW, tka and coffee mbr ohant, Victoria and albsrt-stbbets, Auckland. /IHINA TEA SEASON, 1882-3, ARTHUR H. NATHAN, Bega to advise the arrival, per s.s. Menmulr, from Fooohow (transhipped per Rotorua) Of his FIRST SHIPMENT Of NEW SEASON'S TEA, Consisting of-1606 PACKAGES To be followed by about 3000 PACKAGES. The whole are specially Boleotod for value, and wiii ho ioand well worthy the attention of the Trade. l.infe,-..Tn1p..15m.,,,.,* , = «^*taa



Board ana .ttepftiencA, OOARDISfttiHOUaiSFOS CEIUJBKH The greatest euro ana supervision will i« exeroised as to their health anrtnLSxi Address ntCTA. Poat Offl oa< Anoklana. #4.ov«;k]vuk jbjkowwjb hoi-jo" $ U£ EKI,' )K Board and Residence (bath" a afc|fo a n «KM d to a^aaaS adlei or gnntlomen. Afldreaa. Stab Pfflo". ' Auctions. MONDAY, JULY 29. AT SIBBIN'S MART. At II o'clock sharp. FOR THK BENEFIT OB" WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 98 sfGKS TABLE POTATOES «/ O 12 bags Bran, Oate, and Chaff o bags Salt (all more or less damaged by water.) Also, W Ha ™ «*» *^B«>0». KOOd quality TUESDAY, AUGUST 1. On Accoujst op Whom it mat Concern. SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY FREBH WATEK. HORKOUKSES' CALICOS.ait Letters CREMESDON CALICOS, all Letters TWILL SHKKTING UKION SHEETING UNION AND WOOL SHIRTINGS AMERICAN DRILLS PRINTS • HOLLANDS tfLOUR BAGS GABRIEL LEWIS OTAS received Instructions to sell by 50 BALKS AND CASKS OF ABOVK HOODS, ALL MOKK OR LESS DAMAGED BY FRESH WATER. Terms at Sale. THURSDAY, AUGUST 10. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MARBLE STATUABY'.I AGATE STATUARY! ALABASTER STATUARY I FOR POSITIVE UNRESERVED SALE. 200 L ° Ts O * ABOVE. Fall particulars in future issue. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, AUGUST 4. DURH AM V ARD S. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday next. 20 Flrst-olaes Draught Horaos and Haokß. from Hawera 2 Heavy Draught Geldings, from Osmarn 1 Heavy Draught Mare, from Oamaru A Tilt Dray, and 3 cots Harness complete, from Oamaru. . At 10 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. MONDAY, AUGUST 7, NOON. MOUNT ROSKILL. FINE BUILDING SITES (VOLCANIC LAND). QUARRY OF SPLENDID BUILDING STONE. R. ARTHUR ETAS been favoured with instructions L from the proprietor to sell by public auction, at hie Land, it state, and House Sale room, artbnr'a Mart, Queon-atreet, on Monday August 7,1882, at 12 o'clock noon, " I o SPLENDID BUILDING BITKB. situated " on the Mount Boskill Road, near to tho Now North JtopfJ, commanding anox venalve and varied view: volcanic soil • convenient to the city. 'Busses run regularly past the property. There Is a valuable ouf.rry of flrst-olass Buiiainit Stone, easily worked. . ••""«""* Plan oan ba seen at the offloe of the -Auc tioneer. 8. TONES. B. O. OABB. B. D. TONXS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. FREEHOLD OF THE ALEXANDRA HOI'EL, PAUNELL. PARNELL HALL, HOUSE ADJOINING, SHOPS AND TWO-STORY DWELL. ING HOUSE, Occupied by Messrs George ana White respectively, B. TONKS & 00. HAVE received instructions to sell by auotlon, on Wednesday, the 2nd August, THE ALEXANDRA HOTKr, Jivn ALLOTMENT, having a frontage to. ManutaS £°?d o' 10. foot, bra depth of 130 feet? Th° THE RESIDENCE ADJOINING. THE BUTCHER'S AND MILLINERY SHOPS, with 2atory Dwelling-house erected TWO ALLOTMKNT3 IN BATH-STREBT. Immediately behind above premises. The Auctioneers call the attention or capital ists and others to the anovo properties, beiDg on the main thoroughfare from the city to the' Southern Districts ot the Province, and are in aweileettlediooallty. Further particulars from Auctioneers. If, TONKS, It. 0. OABB. B. D. TONES THURSDAY, AGUUBT 3. EX T E N sTy E SAL B OP JAPANESE VASES, CURIOS, LACQUERWARE, TOTS CABINETS, CRUET STANDS, ALBUMS, BRUSHES, OLEOGRAPHS, PICTURES, &o.i &0., &o, B. TONES & CO. WILL sell on Thursday, the 3rd Ana.. at n o'clock, 8I 24 OABE3 OF THE ABOVE! GOODB. ' ; ,. On View un Tuoßtoy, "