TWKIIaT2O.-Dele g ates from the Vienna Committee found the Jews m Brodu Sou* bread, and their children almost starving. ■

ANGLO-COLONIAL NOTES.

[FROM OUR OWN CORRKSPOSDENT],

SAYAOK Club, London, May 18. DE»R Mr Editor,—l exhausted co much Anglo-Colonial news in my letter via Brindisi ten days ago, that I have hardly anything to tell. The direct steam project j 8 still under considerati»n, and may almost any day blossom forth into the pub licity of a prospectus. I underhand the V and 0. are tha principal opponents of the scheme, and that having irons of a similar kind of their own in the (tro, they will leave no stone unturned to burk it. We hope, however, that the London syndicate may be too much for them, more especially aa it seems to be clearer each day that extravagantly htted ateamshipa really don't pay, and that what is wanted for the New Zealand trade is a eeries of plain but comfortable two thou sand ton boats, capable of carrying passen sengors and cargo (frozen meat and fruit particularly) at a moderate rato. Many people here think that the passenger traffic between England and Tasmania and New Zealand, and vice versa, 77111 be well nigh doubled wl-en moderate fares are Inaugu rated. At pre»ent,if a family raiding (say at Auckland) with to take a trip to Europe, the undertaking is a most expensive one. and enUih an outlay of many hundred pounds. "Whether the patty travel by 'Frisco and brave Yankee extortion, or whether they select the Orient route with it» stoppages at Sydney and Melbourne and frequemt subsequent goings ashore, they will cwtainly have to pay a tidy snm for extras over and above the seventy pounds passage money. How different will things be with a direct line of boats starting from Qneen-street Wharf. Then Paterfamilias need only say_: "My dear, suppose you and I go home this sum mer for three months and leave the children in charge of your mother, The return fare will be £80—£160 for both of us—or say with wine and other extras and a run ashore at Cape Town, £175. That will leave us £125 to spend at home, for I have decided that the cost of the trip must not exceed £300." Nowadays a married couple seldom dream of a run home, unless they can afford at least £700 or £1,000 for it, bnt when the whole thing can be doae for £200 or £300 it is hoped the number of ocean travellers will be twice what it is now. Since I last wrote, the world-famed Cunard Steamihip Co. have declared their annual dividend, and what do you think it is? Why 3 per cent.—a miserable 3 per cent, and yet this association's liners are Invari ably t'ao most crowded crossing the Atlantic. Does it not prove unmistakably that luxurious pasjougar vessels don't pay? AN ILL-BrCED PREMIER. That worthy bnt infamously mannered person, Sir Henry.Parkes, ha* been dis< tinimishing himself in polite society. The other night the Undersecretary for the Colonies gave a dinner party in honour of the Premier of N.S.W., and a?ked the Dukes of Sutherland and Argyle to meet him. The dinner hour was (as usual in London) eight o'clock, and within a few minutes of that hour all the company had assembled save Sir Henry. The gaests waited and time passed, but the great man never turned up, indeed it was just a quarter to nine when, at last,- the butler announced him. Probably the host ex pected some sort of apology from hia dila tory acquaintance.Hbut if he did he didn't get one. The Premier swaggered iii as cool asacuenmber, and not oven the obvious frigidity of the Duke of Argyle, nor the re mark sotto voce of Mis Grace of Suther land that " the man ■>»'•>« a lament able snob," had thi on hia imperturbable a*sura nC e.

THE ELECTRIC LIGHT IN NEW

ZEALAND.

That prin«c of philanthropists, Sir Julius Vogei, is ever on the look out for some means to benefit the Australasian colonies, and—this, of course, in a very secondary degree-his own pockets. The newest "spec" with which he has associated his distinguished name is " The Australasian Electric Light, Power, and Storage Com pany," capital £225.000, in 30,000 shares of £5 each. " This company," I {earn from the prospectus," has teen formei to carry on, in the various colonies of Australasia, the business of supplying, and of enabling its licensees to supply, electricity for the purposes of electric lighting, motive power, chemical decomposition, and other applica tions for which it is suitable. The company has acquired the exclusive right to the Brnsh and Lane-Fox systems inthese colo nies, hut is not bound to the use of any particular invention. It has acquired the Brush and Lane-Fox systems because of their proved practical value, and it will endeavour to secure the best system of electric storage,'1 &c, &p. Though at first sight the scheme seems rather a fly-away one it is by no mean 3 un likely to succped. I went the other day to the Crystal Palace to visit the Electric Ex hibition, and' what I saw there quite con vinced me the doom of gas is sealed. For domestic purposes the incandescent lamps of Lane, Fox, Swan, and others are simply peerless, the effect being precisely the same as a soft or brilliant candle light without heat, danger, or smell. What will happen is this: Manufactures tor the generation and storage of electricity will be started in each town in the colony, aud wire 3 laid into the subscribers' houses in the same way as gaspipes are now. All the subscriber will have to do when he wants to light his lamp, Is to turn on a switch in the same way that he now turns the gas-the only difference being, that no match or light of any Rind ■will be required—the switch connecting dr disconnecting the electric current, and so lighting or turning off the lamp; In addition1 to every lamp having' a separate switch, there will be a master switch'in the butler's pantry, which he. will only' have to turn on or off to light or iiarken simultaneously every electric lamp irj }be house. As to expense, a small " Swan " lamp giving as much light as ten candles, costs five shillings, and will born 2000 hours, or presuming it to be used 5 hours per diem over 12 manths. When one lamp is burnt out you simply disconnect it ■from the wires with your fingers and fasten on a bow one, and the electricity bill will be paid monthly like the gas bill, the only difference being that it will he much less in amount. I was quite amazed at the absurd simplicity of the whole business I don't know why, but I had got to think that lighting by electricity meant a glaring sort of lime-light—very white, very brilliant, and very ilickery-entailing no end of bother, and an awful expense. Instead of all this, it is the simplest afiair —indeed, nowadays every new house in London is fitted with electric lights and bells as a matter of coarse, for even -when there is no electricity stere handy the necessary batteries can be set up for about £3, and once set going any servant can j keep them in order without difficulty. Captain Asbby is expected in London on the first of next month, and will be warmly welcomed by "the firm," who naturally miss him considerably. [We learn from a private letter received by the mail that Captain and Mrs Ashby were to have left New York on May 27th, in the City of Rome, but that they were both compelled by illness to remain at Montreal ] I saw Mr Upton thn other day for a few minutes, but he is not staying in town just now. THE ENGLISH GENTLEMEN'S CBIIKET TEAM. The projected trip oE a gentlemen's eleven to the colonies in the Autumn will, it is found, tall.through, owing to the ill ness of the Hon. Ivo Bligh, who was to captain it. . ... ~ -, , Sir H. Parkes is staying with Mr Hodg son, C.M.G., at Clopton House, close to Stratford-on-AvoD. His host, who was High Bheriff last year, is a successful Queensland Bheep farmer, having with a pmall capital accumulated a large fortune by those means?, !• »

SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL MATCHES.

Bank of N&w Zealand v. Combined Banks.—Thiß match was played on th« Domain around on Saturday, and notwithstanding tho (act that many of the players were tyros, the came -was well contested, and the play fast. Pnenoer for the Bank of New Zealand, and Webster for the Combined Banks, especially dlaUngoißhed themselves. The Bank.of New Zealand won by ten points to four. , qbamuui SOHool v. ALBERT.-^rhe above olubß met in the Metropolitan Ground.on Eatur day afternoon, .and played a football match, whioh resulted In a victory for the Albert by 15 DOintS to nil. The Grammar School played two men short. Billeaple. Smart, Goodman, McDermotr. and Bruce secured touches for the Albert. M«Dermott getting two, of whioh only one was converted into a goal, by F. Hardwiok. "On Saturday, ParneU Seoond F.C. played North Shore a football raatoh, whioh reßmted In a draw in favour of the former, who kept tho ball in their opponents' 26 b noarly all the time, bat failed to score., .. .. v , '"-^

TELEGRAMS.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

GRAHAMSIOWN, this day.

Pbinck Imperial.—soibs picked atone and specimens in breaking-down reef in winze to-day.

CAMBRIDGE, this day. EMPLOYMENT OF CONSTABULARY.

At a special meeting of the Town Board this morning to consider steps to be taken regarding Constabulary labour at Karapiro Bridge, a telegram was re ceived from the Government, propos* ing to utilise Constabulary labour at the bridge, and so reduce the amount of the grant promised towards the work. In reply the Chairman informed the Government tbat the Board accepted the offer, viz., for the Board to pay the men lls per day out of the Government subsidy of £400. The euti mated cost of the bridge is £876. It was also agreed to occupy men on the formation of local streets, paying them 7s a day.

WANGANUr, this day.

A boy, named Connell, eleven years of age, charged on remand with breaking into Mrs Mullin's house and stealing a sum of money, was sentenced to three days' imprisonment, till it is ascertained from the Government where to send him, and committed to a Reformatory for four years.

The quarterly sitting of the Native Court was opened to-day by Judge Hardcastlc. Only one ciiminal case was heard.

Karaipe te Puke, a native, sentenced at the last sittings to six months' imprisonment, for forgery, pleaded guilty to a charge of attempted escape from gaol, and wns sentenced to three months' imprisonment. Two defaulting jurors were lined 403 each.

A slight shock of earthquake was felt here at half-past eleven on Saturday night, the direction being from North to South.

WELLINGTON, this day.

The assumption of the Government of New Zealand by Sir James Prendcrgnat, Chief Justice, is gazetted.

A young man named Nicholls, who has been before the Court on previous occa sions, was tuTCdted last nipkt on a charge of forgery,

PALMERSTON NORTH, this day. DROWNING. A man named White was drowned in the Manawatu, near Palmerston, on Satur day evening. He was crossing at the ford, and it is supposed that fie got in the quick sands. The body has not been recovered.

CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday,

The half-mile race between O'Connor and Scrimshaw for £50-a side took place in Lancaster Park this afternoon. O'Connor won easily by 30 yards. Time, 2mins.

3?secs. At the R.M. Court, a man named Dowey, charged with unlawfully wounding his wife with a potato fork, was remanded, as the woman was too ill to appear. Several deaths have ocenrred at St. Alban'd from diphtheria, and fresh cases are daily reported.

DUNEDIN, Sunday,

A Chinaman, who was missing from Wnitahuna, has been found by a constable in a but on the ranges. He had little or no clothing on, mul there were marks on his neck as if he had attempted suicide It is understood that he was confined in the asylum at Hokitikasix yoara ago. There was a full house at the Princess Theatre last night, to witness the wrestling match between Professor Miller aud Slade (of Timaru.) On Jirat coming together, a good deal ol time was occupied in getting a hold, Miller having to make all the play, while gripping his opponent by the shoulder. Miller threw him without any tripping, by sheer strength. Slade was taken by surprise with the fall, which was a very pretty one. The second timo Miller feinted, as though- attempting to trip his antagonist, and Sl&du back-beld him very neatly. The third fall was secured by Miller, who threw Slade (who is a big, powerful man) clean over his head. The fourth bout occupied the least time of any. Miller cross-buttocked his man, and thus secured the necessary three falls. The stakes were £25 a-side.

DUNEDIN, this day.

The Beoevolent Institution inquiry has commenced, and likely to last the best pan of a week. Nothing new was elicited. Hitchcock wa3 not present, owing tp his excitability. A reef, nearly four foot thick, showing gold freely throughout, has been struck on t;he Carrick Ranges, There is excellent news from the Maryborough Co.'s claim at Mace to wa.

INVERCARGILL, this day. BARN AND THREE HORSES BURNED.

The barn of Mr Grier, New Kiver, was burned down this morniDg. It waa full of implements, and three horses were des troyed, four being rescued. Insurance, £250 in the South British, but the loss is £250 above that.

DISTRICT COURT.—This Day.

(Before His Honor Judge Maodonald.) UNDKFSNDKD CA3SS,

In the following cases judgment went by de fault for the plaintiff*!— Samuel H. Webb v. Daniel A. Taylor £61 4s 2d, goods supplied; New Zealand 'limber Co. v. Rlohard Wright, £33 8s 3d. on a promissory note.

DEFENDED CASES. Jame3 Barbour v. Charles Clark, olalm £90 5s id for work done.—Mr Alexander appeared for the plaintiff and Mr Tyler for the defendant. — The plaintiff Is a ship wright, carrying on basinoaa' at Aratapu, and too defendant Is master and owner of the barquo Kast Loth'an, and the action was brought to recover for tho balance o£ contract money in respect of the repair of that vessel. The defence was th»t the job was unskilfully done. An adjournment was asked for as the defendant wan not present, bntihe application being opposed was refused. Theplaintifftheii proved 'tola cafe, atid judgment wad given acoorplngly, with costs amounting to £10 Ha §d. Herbert Bruhion v. City Corporation; olalm £100. damaees.-Mr X, Hesketh appeared for the plaintiff and Mr Cotter for the Corporation. —The aotiou arose out of the circumstance i oorneoted with a certain oab acoldent whloh happened at the corner of West Queen-street several mouths ago, whereby a boy named MoLaughlin was fatally Injured. The plaintiff now sought to recover from the City Council for tho damages sustained by his carriage and horses, the contention being that as the aocldent was caused by a heap of exca vated day being left unllghted In the roadway, the Corporation were responsible for auch negli gence. In his evidenoj the plaintiff stated tnat on the evening In question he was driving Fathom (Walter Maodonald and Gara velfrom the Presbytery to Ithe wharf, the boy McLanghlin being seated with him on the box. and that on turning the oorner of Albert and West Queen Btreots one whenl was oaught by the heap of clay, and the vehicle turned com pletely overi The carriage was knocked, to pieces, the horses injured, and the boy stunned.—ln cross-examination the witness admitted th&t at the time the aocident occurred he was driving on the wrong Bide of. the road, and tnat while at tho Thames ho had also met with an aocldent—hU carriage and horses going over the wharf one night. Tbisoarrlage was repaired, and it was the one whloh met with the aocldent In West Queen-street. By the accident In West Queen street he had hia hip, shoulders, and hands ln jared bo badly, that ho waa not able to resnmo nis usual avooations for five or six weeks afterwards.—William Anderson. City Sur veyor deposed that in March last, drainage woika, authorised by the Counoll. were being executed in West Queen street, by Messrs Mason and Archibald, contractors, the depth of the excavation being nine feet. The work was not taken over from the contractors until some time alter the accident took placo. (Left sitting.)

CORRESPONDENCE.

[Advi.]. HlB«BNIAN-An8TBALA9I»N OATHOLIO BENEFIT Society.—Auokland Branch, No. 81. TO DR. 0. K. TENNENT.

Dkab Sir,-I have the honour (by dlreotlon of above) to infoim you that at tho Half-yearly MeotinK. held on Wednesday last, 21st lnst., a unanimous vote of thanks was accorded you for the many services rendered to the memoerß and thnir families in time ot sickness, and the very efficient manner in which you oonduoted your duties as Madical attendant to the Branoh generally. I ss3uie you the members were not slow to reoogntse yoar profeaßlonal abilities and Bippreoiate the |impariial and Btralght forward manner in whioh you ourricd out the duties appertaining to your offloe, and many wero the expresßions of regret that your con nection wi'h the Branoh for the present has ceased. Wishing you every Buccass in life,

I have, etc. Jas. 0 Bhibn, Jus., Sooretary

Jone 2ith, 1882.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

JUNB M..188J. Bank of New Zealand-Buyera, ;§2312s Bd Nationalßflnk-7?s 6d .. New Zealand Insurance's 6a ■■ South British Insurance Buyers. $3 W; S?l? Ie»l la»^r%io,to4 3 i2a KisberandOc-SeUeH. UsPd , Ks^ft <s^ssstia.«,-i«- 20b Caledonian-1256d ft Prtoe'topirial-laSa to6311a: seTOrs, 6s 6d JOSEPH NBWMAN, Chairman,

CABLEGRAMS.

[Reutkk's iTelkqbahs.

LONDON MARKETS.

LONDON, June 23. Consols have further declined to 99J, ex dividend.

New Zealand securities remain at yester day's quotations. New Zealand wheat, 50s. At to-day'a wool sale the bidding was steady, but the demand was not active. The catalogue comprised 8,500 bale?, There is no change to report in the money market or in Colonial breadstuff Australian beef and tallow advanced to 42s 6d; best beef declined to 43s Cd. 9,200 bales were offered at to day's wool auction. The market waa steady but the demand was not active. AbMS IJN IkELATSD.

A Fenian workman, named Walsh,_ has been arrested in connection with thp seizure at Clerkenwell of arms and ammunition, in tended for shipment to Ireland. An addi tional discovery and seizure was made of arms and ammunition, concealed at Walsh's lodgings.

THREATENED FENIAN RISING.

[BY CABLE.]

Expected Attack on "Times"

Office.

LONDON, June 24. A numrrr of reports as to an alleged I'enian rising in Ireland are to hand.

It is feared that an attack on the London " Times " office is contemplated, and the premises are consequently guarded by a force of police.

Intelligence has been received from Ireland tbat a body [of several hundred Fenians, in military order, has marched through Armagh, frothing further as to their movements has transpired.

AUSTRALIANS V. GENTLE MEN OF ENGLAND.

[RKUTER'S CABLEGRAM.]

LONDON, Juno 23. The cricket match, Australians v. the Gentlemen of England, was resumed at the Oval to-day, in the presence of an enormous concourse of spectators. The weather was fine, but the wicket somewhat heavy, owing to the rain which fell yesterday and during the night. The Australians, with four wickets down, and 192 runs to their credit, continued their first innings, which at length closed for a total of 331. The fol- < lowing in the full score : — Mosblo, o .. - 33 Jonoa, lbw .. „ i Bannorraan. o ..SO Palmer, b .. .. 0 Murdoch, a.. .. 67 Qarrott. 0 _ _ 28 MaUoocell, o - 19 BpolForth, not oat 10 Oifl'tm. lbw _ .. 13 Kxtras .. .. 5 Boanor. o .. ..74 — Blaokham, c .. 0 Total .. ..331 Bonnor made the top score with 74, and batted splendidly, aud never gave a chance, His play, and that of tho Australians gener ally, was much admired. W. G. Grace bowled well for the Gentlemerj,and succeed ed in taking 4 wickets for 45 ruua. The Gentlemen wjnt in for their first innings, and were all disposed of for 182. The following is the full score :— A. P. liUOas.b .. 10 W. W. Rold. b .. 17 W. O. Grace, b _ 61 A.N. Hornby, o .. 20 W. H Pater.on.o .. 20 K. li. htutld, lbw .. 9 C. T. Siudd, b .. 0 K. F. Tyleoott. b.. 0 A. G. atoule, lbw .. 12 Extras .. ..11 U. F. Loalie.not out 12 — R. C. Hummiy, o .. U Total 183' The bowling of the Australians was dead on the wicket, and the Englishmen could not take liberties with it. The fielding of the Australians also was excellent. Gill'en took Bix wickets for 49 runs, and Spofforth , two wickets for 61, June 24. The match was resumed to.day at the i Oval. There was again an immense attendance of tho public. The weather was fine throughout the day. The Gentle men being 152 behind their opponents, had to follow on their second innings, which closed for a total of 161, and the Australians thus won the match by one innings with one run to spare. The following is the full score of the second inain»3 of the Gentle men :—

Lucas, o ~ ..2 Steele. not out «. 32 urac'i, b .. - Si K. B. Studd, o .. 6 Patterson,b.. .. 15 Tylocott, o and b.. 1 Reid.o .. •■ 19 Ramsay, o .. ~ 0 C. T. Studd, o andb 11 Exirad - 6

Leslie, b .. .. 10 -— Hornby,b .. .. 17 Total.. .. ISI Giffen took three wickets for 60; Garrett, two for 28 ; Palmer, four for 23.

THE EGYPTIAN TROUBLE.

[BEUTER'S TELEGRAMS].

British Troops Despatched from Malta.

The Conference,

CONSTANTINOPLE, June 24. The proceedings of the Conference of Foreign Ambassadors on the Egyptian question, which is now sitting here daily, are kept.quite secret, nothing beiDg allowed to transpire. Active Preparations in English Jirsetials.

LONDQN, .June 24,

Great activity now prevails in Eogiißh arsenals and dockyards; owing to the naval and military preparations necessitated by the state of affairs in Egypt. It has transpired that the military authoiities have arranged that a force of British troops now at Malta thai! at onco embark for Egypt for the purpose of pro tecting the Canal. '

Murder of Eurojwans.

LONDON, June IS,

The inadequacy of transport facilities for quitting Egypt is severely felt, and the hos tile action of the native population at Alex andria has also retarded departure. Euro pean residents, thus unable to effect their escape, ha7e barricaded their houses and taken all precautions in their power again3t attack. Telegraphic ceminuni cation with Cairo has baen closed, and all English residents have left the city. The number of lives lost during the late outbreak is greater than was at first re perted. It is now. estimated that 250 Europeans were killed. Corpses are boing washed ashore daily. Agitation among the native population of Egypt is extending into the interior.

Correspondence.

THE EARLY CLOSING MOVEMENT.

(To the Editor.)

Sir,— Having promised to take tbe chair on behalf ot the Early Closing Aasoolatlon. and having been csnneoted with the work as early a? 1816,1 recommended the Auokland society to avoid all modes bj whioh employers and tradesmen generally might be coerced, and above all to make bo attempt to get legislation for compelling unwilling tradesmen to olosa their shops at a certain hoar, Wlwout my consent or knowledge, the day was fixed, and resolutions forwarded to BPjakers. Private notices were sent out, saying that I should pre side at the meeting, and the promise to consult me was only fulfilled when all was irrevocable. The wish I have to serve the assistants of Auok land is, bo far, impeded by the oommlttee, one o£ whom replied to me that unlosß (like himself) I was in favour of compulsion, another had better preside. 81r. the early dosing movement ia Great Britain Is a marvellous BUcot:Bfl, and has triumphed without rudely attaoklng the 1 employers, and without setting the terrors of tue law against men of business.—l am, &0., Fbkdvc, Imhkinb.

Sib —Very few will -be surprised at the letter from Mr Larking in to-day's "Herald," especi ally on the morning of the day when we hop"d to hare an expression of Bympathy from the public on beha'f of our bSßOciation. It would ooonpy too much of your valuable space to enter into an explanation of the clrcunutanoea con neotad with the invitation given to MrLarklna to take tbe ohair. and his acoeptanoe thereof!; and his subsequent reasons for objecting to do so. We are confident when we afflrm that 9-tenthS of the employers are heartily in favour otshortenlncfthehonrßon Saturday night, and the public will readily see that an attempt at coercion or rudely, attacking employera inbh* aa fMr ' larklns intimates -would a,r ttonce cause q, nftt^al and "pVopay 6U lectio? fo Bpph a cqnyse. Your leader in the iq-AR Bbme tyro months ago Wnted at leßlsla tion aa the only means of dealing with the other t»nt>i. who stand In the way of $he earijej o'-oans of shops, and inyiewol thlawe bad SeoTdld tp venlllate ftthp suVjeot of possible legislation to night, and to give the public an opportunity of an ejprasslon <jf opinion, we wijl leave your intelligent readers to .judge liow far Mr Larktn's '• sympathy " io n aptical, but in this as in many another olmiit,i- case, Bjspathy is •with na until self oomes in question.—l »m, A MauBEB Of BABiiv Olosino commumh

THE OPPOSITION.

[From our Special Reporter.]

WELLINGTON, this day.

Since my last, the following has been issued by the whip (Mr Steward) as the official report of the caucus, held on Saturday last: —"A meetine of members of the Opposition and Jndedon dent members was held to-day, at noon. A number of abßent members sent proxies. There was a difference of opinion as to the expediency of electing a leader. Ulti mately it was carried by a considerable majority that a leader should be appointed. Some members stated that, though they considered it would be better not to appoint a leader at present, yet that they would follow the one that might be ap pointed. On the motion of Mr Macan drew, seconded by Mr Steward, Mr Mont gomery was apppointed leader. Mr Stew ard was unanamously requested to act as whip, which he agreed to."

The True Position of Affairs.

WELLINGTON, this day. A WELI-informed correspondent sends the following as giving the exact positiea of affairs at present:—A considerable majority of the Opposition, who wanted Mr Mont gomery to lead, have elected him. Sir George Grey's old supporters, including Messrs Tole, Moss, DeLautour, Cadman, and others, still follow him, and will help Montgomery, but under Grey. A largo majority, had they felt themselves free to act, would have preferred Grey, but the Southern men say he has been so per sistently held up by Southern mem bers as an autocrat and spendthrift of the colony's resources that the feeling there is too strong for him to lead yet. At the same time all stated the change in their opinions since they had been here and seen for themselves, but they had come pledged against Grey, and so were bound down to the action adopted till they had again met their constituents. The Opposi tion will act well together, and will pro* bably make their influence felt, as there is completo unanimity in their belief that Ministers arc afraid to briug down a polioy, and arc only eager to get the session through as best they can.

LATEST.

The State of Parties

The Government can depend on thirty: six votes; the Opposition on forty-three. Fifteen more are dissatisfied with the Government, but not content with tho Opposition. You can depend on this as the nearest possible approximation of tho state of parties.

ARRIVAL OF THE ROTORUA.

Thn B.s. Kotorun arrived from Melbourne. Tin the South, in 2)i in, uj-day, she letc Melboaroe on t'.o Mth, Blnfl 19th, Port Ohulruors 21st, Lyttolton 22nd, Wellington 23rd, Napier, 21th, 6.30 p.m , and arrived off Qlsborno at 7 a.m. on 23m, but owing to heavy sea running was unable to oommunloate with tho shore, so camo on to Anokland, arriving at wharf at 2 p.m. on 26th, Kxperlenocd strong S.W. wind up tho coast 'o Kaat Capo; thence to arrival westerly. Paßsenßow:—From Melbourne—Superintendent Thompson and one stforago. From Coa«t— Misses MoMlUan and Butoblneon, Moßdames Moßotth. Hourko.nnd foreman. Mofura O'Nell, Walker. O'Dowoll, Jackson, Ooldbcrir.MoUlond, Hallos, Boons, SiOKdale, So ward, Bourfee, Sicoltan, South, weightman. IlatohlnHon, Williams, Hturn, Qlover, and 10 In stoeraße. We ftro lndobtod to Mr O.U.Hunmhrloa. pursor, tot late illes, &c.

Tlio brlsrantlno Island Lily arrived from Sydney this afternoon. CarßO-15 cases blue 20 oasos castor oil, 78 barrels sodaorystals, SO half oaakß currants, 1,200 mata and 8 Kunniea sugar. 98 oibob galvanised Iron, 20 kegs saltpßtro, 5 casks palm oil, 10.000 nUtos. 25 ciißca cornflour. 86 plpos, 3 caaoi matches, 60 cas^s -whiting. 25 oases drlod npplop, 9 paokagoa bottles.

THE AUCKLAND 'EVENING- STAR, MONDAY, JUNE 36. .



Meetings. A PUBLIC MEETING To express Sympathy with THK "El ARL V pLOSINB A BBOOIATION, Will bo bold In i BT. JAMES'S HALL. THIS (Monday) EVENING, 26tii JUNE At 8 p.m. J. M. SHERA, Kfq . la the Chair. Addreimes will bo delivered by : Bight Rev. Bishop Cowle, Very Key. Fatbor Fynei", Rev. A.(Held, Key. R. JT. MaonJool. Bey. 6. W. Spenoo, Mr Rlobard Arthur, Mr R. B. (Jhalders, Mr Vices, und other gentlemen. ADMISSION FREB. T. SEPULCHRE'S MUTUAL 1M PROVEMENT SOCIKTY. — A Spoclnl Meeting of Members la oalled for TU-NIUHT, to discuss programme for ensuing session. j DEN LODGE, No. 1530, E.C. J. VVARRKN, W.M. Tho usual Monthly Mooting of tho above Lodge ■will be held In the Masonic Hall, Karangahapo Road. Nowton. TO-MORROW (TUWBDAV) EVENING, the 27th June, at 7.30 prompt KleotlOH of «\M., Treasurer, and Auditors. Ylßlting Brethren are Invited. HY. CHAPMAN. P.M.. Soo. a a r^ r. w. g. l. • OF THK WORLD. The Offloers and Members of tho BROAD PENNANT LOOGK, No. 176. H.M 3. NELSON, will Visit tho undormontlonod Lodges during the present week :— MONDAY-Guldlntt Star, No. 11, Kllersllo TUESDAY—Ark of Kden. No. 62, Eden Hall WKDNBSD A.V—Hope of Parnell, No 3. ParneH THURSDAY-Btsr of Newton, No. 4, Newton Hall FRIDAY-Aaslat at Opening or Mount Kden Band of Hope SATURDAY—SpeciaI Session of Broad Pen nant Lodge, at Temperance Hall It Is hoped that all Members wjll attend bb many of those Meetings as possible, nnd afford our Sailor Brethren an hearty welcome. O. BAILEY > „ „ R, H. UOUaE, I eeC* PIONEER LODGE. No. 1 1.0.G.T.-*. The soxt meeting of this Lodge -will ;bo held Tomorrow (Tuesday) evening, mi All Balnt'u School-room, Ponsonby, at T.BO. Boat' ness Important. RICKLAYERS' LABOURERS SO CIKTY. The Qnaiterly Meeting of tho above Boclety will be held in the Worklm* Men"s Olnb Hooma on WBDNKSDAY, the 28thlnatant at 7.30 P m. ' M. TOBIN, Secretary. -fcTEW ZEALAND INSTJRANCE J3I COMPANY. The Ordinary Half-yearly Meeting Of Share? holders will be held at the Offices of the Oomr pany, Auokland, at 2 p.m. od WHDNESOAY, the 12th July .to receive the Report and Baianoe- The Transfer Books will be olosed from the 29th instant till the 12th prox. By order ot the Dlreotora. GKORHK P. PIBRCB, General Manager. June 26,1852. ' TmsW ZEALAND LOAN AND -131 MKROANTILK AGBNOY COMPANY (Limited). I Notice Is hereby given that the Annnal Local Meeting of the New Zealand Loan and Mercan tile Agenoy Company (Limited) will do held at the Office ot the Company, at Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 6th day of July, 1882, at noon. FKBDK. BATTLKY. Seoretary. Auobland, June 3,1882. Ecclesiastical. ST. SEPULCHRE'S, Kyber Pass.—First Anniversary of dedication, Thursday, Juno 29th (it. Peter's Day). - Holy Communion 8 a.m.; Evensong and Sermon, 7-30 p.m. MRGAN" RECITAL To-night, at a, \J . fam'B,r.3op.m. I Bhippingr. i J^Ssiv TT MlSl NEII^ ONi TOQSIEjJ^y By kind parmlealon tho above \UJWU&2£r veßae i w m fee opon tor public ingpectlon on Tuesday, Tnurt day asd Sunday, from 1 to 1 p.m. ! The p s. Viotorla will ply constantly from the North Shore T from W5 to 315, f " ir v Retnvn Fases ONE SHILLING. Children under 13 years half•prloe; • " ■ JAMES BAKER. Traffic Manager. Deyonport Steam Ferry C 0.., LiJipUe^, ' . i,i_ T>Kre4NTINK BO X KALIS, .^^V. Jt> FROM JjYTTBLTO??. Canslgnees are reqneated to paes *bbbs»«i entries and pay freight to the undersigned. All Qoods Impeding the vessel's dischaigo will be stored at Consignee's risk.. X, V, ANDERSON ft CO.. - . . Agents, Qußon-iittegt,



Wanted. TI7 ANTED, immediately, Lad of 16— Vv one with n knowledge of carpentering. —Apply thlaoffloe. . _ ANTED, a Parlourmaid. — Apply, between 10 and 2, to Mrs Alfred Isaacs, MolrogQ Hall. Kemnera. WANTiID, a Young Man accustomed to driving a baker's oart: reforenoes required.—Apply W- Kaadown. Queen-street. W~ ANTED, a Hoy to looK after a herse and m&ke hlmßOlf generally useful.— John Smith, Caledonia Hotel. Karangahape Koad. ; - WANTED, a Journeyman Painter for afewdaya.-bTAHOfflce. ANTED, a Good General Servant; referenoea required.—Apply to Mrs James Dickey. City Road. ANTEDTa Cook.—Apply to Mrs Kdward laaaos, Kden Creaoent, next to Grey'a Glngar-beer Faotory. «»7 ANTED, a Young Girl to help in W Houßework.-Apply MraTiz&rd, Manu kau Road. Parnell. : WANTED, a few steady boys as Ap prentices to tho boot trade.—Applr, Prlnoe and Davy. Crown Boot Factor Uroy stroet. WANTED, a respectable Young ttian, one aoonstomod to tho trado preferred. —Apply, K. M. Hallett. batohor, Parnell. ANTED, a strong Hoy about 16, able to milk and used to farm-work.-J. It. Styoh, Onehnnga. _______ WANTED, a Good General Servant — ApplyJfo^oni^l^GreonJjttne. ANTED, at Hannoford's Auckland Roglßtry, (established 1863), Barmaid for flrat-clauß olty hotel. , WANTED, an Apprentice to the Boot Making, alao an Improver.—J. Carby, Hob3Qn street. ____ VITANXED.a General Servant for an W hotel.—Apply office of this paper. WANTED, Two Barmaids ; a previous knowledge of tho trade not necessary. —Apply auy evening M. Gallagher, Fisher's Occidental aote). , WANTED SEEN, the Ladies' Hand somo Umbrellas, la Bd; Gents' do., 4b.- At Damplwa Wakeflold Shop. ANTED, tur TauraDga, Competent Drojamakor and Milliner—ono need to sales.—Apply with roforoacea and terms to Lowia Lee. Tanranga. _ WANTED, a Youth to look after a buKKy and horaoß.—Apply Munro and MllUgan. Hobaonatreet. WAJSTfiD, a Strong Boy,—J. Phillips, Queon-Btroot. • "ANTED, loTtowr, a Junior Assis tant to the Drapery Business.—Apply by lottor, Btating agn. experience, and wages expocted. to Draper. Stak ofllce. ANT_Td, Machinists, Fitters, and Apprentices; hlghoßt wagea given to izood hands.—G. Blaok & Co.. Vlotorla-street Eaat.___ WANTED, tho Ladies to attend the Karlr ulonlng Meeting in S>*James'B Hall, on M( iNDAY, at 8 p.m. *» WANTED, a Rood Strong birl, to do gonoral work, wash, and understands plain cooking, — Apply, Charlemom Hotel, Wakonold_}feroet. WANTED, at once, a good General Servant in a family of two—Apply to Mrß MoDormott, Ko»lyn Cottage. Newton Bast. »» ANTED, an Upholsterer, also a V? Cabinetmaker; m_Bt be first-class and Btoady workmen; roferonoes required.—Apply, stating torma, at Arthur's Kgmonl Furniture Faotory, Patoa. _____ WANTED, for the Kawa Kawa Colliery, an Engine Fitter; must be a good workman, andaoooßtomad to latho work. —Apply Bay Coal Company, New Zealand Inanranoe Bulldlngß. WANTttD SbkN, the Kur Trimmtne, Dd the yard: Grand Pompadour Fringe, 3d tho yard: lot of Blaok do., ohoap ; Chenille Ko t, 9a tho yard, at Dampler'a Wakofield-Btreot ANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos grave and Co. are selling Tweed Mao klntoah Uoata for BOa, warranted. WANTED, to Sell Five or Six Good Farm Horaeß.-Apply to W. Orowther. ANTBD Known — Armstrong and Co/a Labour RxchanßO Offloe. All labour Inrnlshod free of charge, and with the utmost dospatob.—Oflloe over Clark and Gano s, 3aeon-3treet. \* • ANTED KNOWN — Men's Kelson V » Tweod Suits. 47a Gd.—Brennan's Auok land Honso, foot of Victoria-street, next Theatre Royal. WANTED to Hell — Chec c, Bacon, Butter, Kgttß. &0.. Of the Best Quality, md at Lowest Wholesalo Prloos.-R. Kow. 3rocor, Vlotorla atreot. WANTED, for Wednesday, one or two dairies of Froßh Bnttcr; hiph price not jtyeoted to, but tho qualliy must bo Al.—B. Kaw^Victqria-Btrcct. WaNThD KNOWN. — That Shar land's Family Pllla ato invaluable for Constipation, Headaoho, and Indigoßtion.— frlco la Hoi. Address-Opposite Post Offlce. WAM'ED SKEN, the Grand Lines of Ladios^ Fashionable Hoae. 61: Men's 3ocks, W ; Children's do, Irom 3d; Boys' Klastlo Braces, Cd—Dampler'g Wakofleld. street Shop. ANTED all Trades, Societies, and the Working Men. who are in favour of ihortor hour*, to attend the Early Closing Demonstration In St. Jamuu'd Hall, on MON DAY, at 8 p.m. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Kogistry (established 1863), Man Cook [or hotel at tho Thames. WANTED, by a Young Man, a situa tion as Waiter or Barman: good refer ances—Addroas " Waltor " this offloe. WANTED KNOWN —"Fashionable Greon Dresa Sergs. lid; Blaok Lustre, 5Jd; Ladles' Corsets, 3< 9d.—Brennan'a Auck land House, Vlctorla-Btreet. WANTED Known-That J. Uosgraye and Co. are Belling Strong Heavy Tweed Trousers for 8a Ud. WANTED KNOWN-That Sharland's Worm Powders are the most popular and suocoßßful remedy now known. Pclce Is packot.—Address: Opcoslte PosUifnce. WANTED KaOWN.—We have nice Garden Shells on sale; also, Pcorla Ash for yards and paths.—W. and G. '\Vlnßtono.__ ANTED KNOWN-We are still making tfitse Wondorfal Bargains— Tronaera, 13a 6d; Salts, 558.-J. Phillips, Tailor, Qqeen-ntroot. < WANTED to Purchase, a Second-hand Guitar.—Apply by letter to Secrecy, 3T.tR OfflCO. WANTED SEEN, the Largo Stock of VV Wlntor Bibbona for Ud—At Djmpler'a Wakefleld-atreet Shop. ' WANTED, by a Lmly, rupils for' Mnsio and Danolng.—Apply for terms to Kxcelslor. Star Offloo. WANTED to Sell, a nearly new centre board Yacht, well found and coppered,— 0. Bailey, Shipbuilder, near the Dock. ANTED, two respectable young Men aa Boarders; me of Piano, comfortable Sitting-room. Terms very moderate. — Mrs Cavanagh, NeUon-Btreet, 2nd honso from Cootc- Btreet. W~ ANTED, Everybody to attend the Early Closing Pnblio Meeting In St. Jamoa'a Hall, on MONDAY, at 8 p.m. WANTED, all persons interested in Te Aroha stock to booomo Bubßoribera to "Tho Ta Aroha Mall," price 2d. Anokland Agent, Mr Maoky. foot of Cook-street. Ad vertisements received by Ingram and Co., Hoffman's Buildings. \%J ANTED, the Ladles to patronise my V V yoong ladies for Trimmed Hats at is and la 6d; superior do, 3b and 3s 6d, at tho Wakefleld-street Bhop.-W. H. Dampler. WANTEP KNOWN—Men's Tweed VV Veatß,3o6d;Yonths<,2sGd;Boya'.2s. Full j Stock Hoßiery from Sid a pair. Boys' Klaatio Bracea from Hi; Men's from fld. Men's and BcyB" Felt Hats and Shirts In Great Variety.- J. & W. WUllamo. WANTED KtfOWN-The o'iriy ter. foot Cure for Toathaeho and Nonraigia, and no onre no pay, la by applying to Professor Gnßsaott, the only Praotloal Herbalist In the Colony.—a hortland-street, W" ANTED KNOWN-That nearly 700 people are employed In 372 shops in Auokland and its suburbs every week evening after 7 o'oloolc, and nearly 3.000 are kept om ployednp to 11 and 12 every Saturday night. ANTED SEEN, the Ladies' Ulsters, fis 6d; Ladies' Jackets, 6s 6d: GUls' do., Be—At Dampler'a Wakefleld-etroot Bhop. WANTED KNOWN — Wool Shaw s, Is; Ladles' Blaok Lisle Gloves, lined, (id; Stocking!l, Gd.-Brennan'a Anokland Honso, Ylotoria-Btreot. WANTED kniiWW— Gardner's Quinine and lion Tonlo. 3a per bottle, and other preparations, may be obtained at 181, Queen-street, and North Shore Pharmacy. I ANTED KNOWN—The Eucalyptus Smelling Bottle, a remedy for catarrh, 2a fid eaoh, at 131, Qaeon-street, and North Shore Pharmacy. | ' \\J ANTED KNO\YN~Boys'£ind Men's V T Overcoats cheaper'th^n town, at J. and W.WUHamir. ' WANTED Known—ThatJ. Oosßrave and Co. are Selling Men's Serge Suits tor 27s Cd. \\l ANTED SKEN, the Ladies' Trimmed I 1 Hat* at is and Is 6d, and the Fur Hftts for 1* Ed; Satin do., ] a 6d—At Dampers VV tikis ; fleld-Btroot Shop. * WANTED KSJOWN-That J. Cos 'rtrnvo & Co. are Sollies Men's Geolong Tweed 'froniserß and Voste for 17a Bd. WANTED, f urchasers for Good Swede Turnips, in lota of 5 tons, delivered at any railway station within 10 miles of Otahnhn. Price. 30s per ton, or 25s on tho groan*,—lflsheii and Co .... f yr t VJtT A~N T E D "KNOWN VV BLQMFIBLD'S WORM POWDKR.B are the Finest Bemedy for Worms, In cacketa. One ShilUng; by Post, la Bd,—WEST KKD PHARMACY, poasonby. W'XNTJED KNOWN—Working Men oan Save their Money by calling at the Governor Gordon Dining Boooib. All Meala Bd; Board and Lodging 15a per week—Note the address: Nearly opposite the WsUoiaata and alpse to the Dock. L>wer Albeyt-street, WANTJSD.-The Public to know thftt Mqcro & Mllligan. Bobipn-B^reet, Jjave added .to tfeeir Tailorion Deportment a brand for tho mjin.faotqra -of BoyrV and iYouths Oioiblna, made td ordop, Jrem tbelr largo Btooi 6( qua' anteea shrank twaofls.



Wancsdi WANTED SEEN, the Japanese Silk, Is 3d the yard: Colored Satin, Is 9d; Black do., 2i 3d and 39; Black Velveteen, la - lid and 2n 6d. at Dnrnplar'n Wakaflnld-Btreot WAN XX D, Grocers, Ironmongers, Wurohousomon, Drapera, Merchants, - Bankers, Government Employes, Clerks, Me ohanles, and everybody, to attend and heln the movement In St. James's Hall, on MONDAY, at , 8 p.m. . \\f ANTED KNOWN—The Auckland Vt Timber Company (Limited) have for . Sale (now landing), ex ' Annie Burr,' from New i York. 12.000 Beat American 8-ATKS. ANTED SEEN, Men's Shirts for la 6d; Handsomo Stud Suites, 9d; Gents' ' Handkerohlefs (large slzo), 6d; at Dampler's \ waßefleld Btreot Shop. WANTED— Tailors to bear in mind t that I have In stock a large assortment of Blaok and»Bluo Superflnea and Doeskins, Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim. mings of ail descriptions, short lengths of which ' I out at Wholesale Price.^ LOVETT( WeUeßley-Btreet. TIT ANTED X N O WN— W BLOMFIKLD'S SOOTHING POW- . DKRB. a cooling aperient for Children outtlng ■ teeth, troubled with eruptions of skin. Packets, i la; Post, Is 2d.-W_BT KND PHARMACY, Ponaonby. - WANTED KNOWN—Flannel, 75-; : Pcarlat Flannel. Is. The Cheapest House for Calicos Is Brennan'a Auokland Houbo, Victoria-street. WANTED SEEN, tho Peerless Gloss ! at 7d the bottle; and Cork Soles (ladies or gents'), 2Jd tho palr-At every one of Danipler's Shops. , WANTED KNOWN—That Newton boats Queen-Btroet for Cheap Clothing and Drapery, and that we beat Nowtom-J. and w. WlUlams. Importers, 82, Ksrangahape Road. ■ , WANTED KNOWN, that Sharland's Cherry Pootoral relieves Coughs In ten minutes; bolttos, 2s 6d.-Address, opposite Poatofflce. WANTED KNOWN— Phillips's Cloth- Ing Mart will Ro-open in lite New Premises on Saturday next. WANED KNOWN, that Sharland's Tonlo Balsam and Liver Regulator la used with marvellous eucoess for Indigeßtlon. Price. 3d a bottle.-Address i Opposite Post ofllce. . \X7ANTEU KNO WN — Board and W Reßidonce,lß3 and 20s por week; Board ] only, Us per woek.-Bank's Vlotorla Boarding Houseful, Viotorla-street Weßt. YX7ANTED S_-N, the Twill Sheeting, W la Id: White Calico, 3Jd; Unbleached do. 2Jd; Brown HoUand, djd; at Dampiers Wateflold street Shop. VXrAN~__D KNOWN—That we have W Invoices of Bhlrtlnga, Flannels, Drees Materials. Kelt Carpets, and Cocoa Matting ust landed c* Laira.—J.& W. Williams, 82, Kara ngahape Road, _____ \&/ANTED, Settlers to know that * » Amerlo»n Waggons, light Bnd heavy, either with or without springs, are for sale at A. Maokle's, Durham-stroot, also, very hand some Hooded Buggies, double and single, hung on an entirely now prlnoiplo, and of the best qnatlty ever yet landod on these shores. WANTED to Sell, very Cheap (for two weeks). 100 Canterbury Pigs' Jo wls. only 3dlb: 60 dozen of Assorted Jams, Td tin. 6s 9d doten; 30 dozen Salan Oil, 6Jd bottle, 2 for la: 12 dozen Assorted Pickles, 9d bottle, 3 for 2a; 10 owt Onions. 7 lbs for 6d, 15 lbs for Is; 1 ton of Pumpkins. 14 lbß for Gd. 3* 6d for 112 Iba; about 1200 Iba of Currants, only 4Jd lb, 3 Iba for Is; whlto Carrots, 12 Iba for (id. 20 doden of Cd bottles of good Blacking only 3d eaoh, lfl bottle* only Gd eaob, nay and Martin's Paste Blaoklnz Gd per dozen. Please to bring your own ktta with yon. Caetor Oil. Gd bottle: 20 good Clookß, only 7a 6d eacb.-H, WAX Tb, Pltt-atreet. WANTED KNOWN—YT. i_ Uampier begs to Inform his friends, and also the publio, that having purcbased the Boot and Bhoo B-tinsss lately carried on by Mr W. Johnstone. Vlotorla-Btreot, and having retained the servloes of Mr Budge, foreman to Mr W. J. for the past 21 years, he will continue to supply Boots and Shoes made to order of tho same quality as hitherto, and at prices that will en sure the oontlcuance [of a good business. As regards the German, Jfrench,[and Knßlleh Department. I have added a largo stock of Freeh Bargains In Boots and Shoos, which I ahull continue to replenish, and though I have no desire to ruin the other shoemakers, shall con tinue to sell at the same low prices as I have now oommencod —Ith.—W. H PAMPIKR (late w, Johnston), Bootmaker, Victoria - street. N.B.—Do not mistake the shop. P.S.—Farther par tlonlarg soon. ANTED SEEN, the Gent's Tweed Coats, 59 Gl; Holland do. (email sizes), 4a 6d; Bents' Cheat Boarves, 2d; Hojb' Belts, 3d. at Dampior's Wakoflßld-atreot Shop. ANTED KNOWN, that Gunsonand Martin, 63, Cu°tom-house-street. are supplying Maize. Oata, and Beans (orushed and whole). Bran, aharpp, Chaff, Bonedost, _0., at Lownst Itatpß. XTT ANTED— CASH FURCIIASEKS FOB FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS o? Prime Salt Buttkb< 1/ TO 1/3 PER lb. PUP IN KEGS CONTAINING FROM 30 TO 60 POUNDS, AND IN JARS FROM 12 TO 18 POUNDS. - . _Ev. He w, GROCKR, VICIORIA-STB-KT. ANTED KNOWN- ~~ *ar FOR CASH ONLY- Good Value in Blankets', from 9/11 to 45/ pair Good Value In Qullta. from 1/6 to 12/4; size, 10-9 Good Valuo in Shoetlng, from /8J; 72 Inch, 1/ Good Value in Calioos. from ,% ; white. /3 Good Vulnn in Drees Materials, from Hi Good Valuo in Winceys, from /3| to 1/3. (food Value in Lace Curtains, from 3H\ to 30/ Good Valuo In Ladies' Ul«ters, from 8/9 up Good Value In Hosiery, all sizes and makes oood Value in ttatlns and Velveteens, from 2/8 Good Value In Handkerchiefs, from M eaoh Good Value in Table Napkins. /7J; Cloths. 2/. Good Value in Felt Carpets, 1/1; Tapestry, 2,8 Good Value in Millinery and Undorolotbi-g; Good Value in Habordashory Good Value in 2-tmtton Black Eld Gloves, 1/9 I Good Valuo In Ladies' Corsets, 2/6 to 10/6 At WM. H. SMITH'B CniCAP DRAPER- WAKKHODSK, Corner of Upper Queen and Alexandra-streets, Opposite Army and Navy Uotoli N.8.-Onr WeU-assorted Stook ot GKNRRAL DR-PKRY is bought ohbap for OABH, and marked in plain flguroa at 10 tier cent, less than nßual Queen-otreet prices. We Invite compari fl_ . X)n- A H T E D ' X N O W »1 THAT J, 6ILMOUB, OB ' UPPBR SYMONDS-EIT^SK., Has E_c_^__t VAtuK xn the Voixowih- NEW GOODS :- Wanted Known—Good Value in English and New Zealand Blankets, at J. Gllmcrar'a. Wanted Known—Good Value In New Zealand and English made Flannels, at J. Qllmour's. Wanted Known-Good Value- In Mosglel and Kalapoi Tweeds, at Jt Ollmour'a. Wanted Known-Good Value in Ladles' and Gentlemen's U—lbrellaß. at J, Gilmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value In Ladies' Dress Berges, English sad French make, at J. Ollroontfs. Wanted Known—Good Value in Ladles' Holsery at J. Qilmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value in Ladles' Stays, at J. Gilmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value In Men's Hats, at J. Qllmonr'a, Wanted Known—Good Value In Mon's Water proof Over Coats, at J. Gilmour's. Wantod Known—Qcod Value in Men's Twcod Trousers and Vests, at J. (_f ILMO UR S, UFFEB B-MONDS-IBEKf. TV/" ANTED KNOWN. TWO SHILLINGS IN THE POUND DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH PURCHASES OF FIVE BHU44NBB AND UPWARfIS, AT , STEPHENSON'S, KAEANOAhAPK ROAD, IjE\SfION. Bplendid Value In Sfiln \Shlto Oalloo, 5/6 per aoz eboil Value in Blankets, 7/6 to 30/ per pair Unequalled Value in Ulsters. 4/9 to 35/ eaoh Bplendld Value in Jerseys, 5/8, worth 0/6 Good Value in Millinery and Underolothing Unequalled Value In 160 Ladles Felt Hats, 2/8 eaoh Splendid Value In Long Lace Curtains, 1/ per yd Good Value in Dress Materials, from. Mi yd Unequalled Value In Coloured Cashmeres, II per yd Splendid Velua In Corsota, 1/8 to 12/6 per pair Unequalled Value in Corsets, 2/6 and 2/U Good Valuu in Hosiery, all Bias*, &o. Splendid Value In 4-batton Black Kid Gloves, 3/6 Unequalled Value in Coloured Serges./lli per yd Good Value in Colonial Flannels, from 1/3 Wantod Known—Dressmaking on Premites Unequalled Value in Satins, 2.'G; Velveteens, 2/6 AT STKPHUNEipN'S, Nbwton Hodsb, N.8.-Coffimont on our Stock of General I, Drapery is needJass) a single call1 ia sufSolent to prove t&Bv purchasers of Urapery. can get boot yaule for their money at O XE P HEN S ON'S, NKWTON, 'ANTED BE_N, the gieat new lot ot Drew Buttons on the Counter, Id the | doesn ] Stay Bunks. 2d, and 6d, at Dampier'a 1 Watefleld-Btreet Shop e<jAKKSNT_K.— A steady, handy Man I (oan write and count Well, or do almost ' anything), la wls-lng for Permanent Employ -1 sient,^a.ddrflßg V.G., this office. T" O TAILORS.—Wanted, a First-class Ooatmakor far Tauronga; mast be steady. Apply at onco stab Office,



Wanted. WANTED, a good Gardener who will make himself generally useful,—Win. "1 McArthnrandCo. J WANTED, to rent a comfortable Four roomed Cottage; easy distance off town. -Apply Stab Office. WANTED Known—That if you don't , hurry up you wont ba In time to get a Mackintosh Coat.-J. &W. WlUlamß. WANTED to sell, a large number of oonvenlent Packing Boxes, cheap.— < Che Singer Company. 261, Queen-street. ANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Hodg. kins Is still carrying on Dressmaking mdMillinery,Viotorlaßo&d,Northßhore. All irdars promptly attended to. ■ WAJNTKD, a Good General Servant.— Apply to Mrs Waters, Upper Queen itreet. , WANTED, a Good Second-hand Piano. —Address, stating particulars, XYZ, ;hlB office. _^ _^ WANTED, a Pantry Boy.—Apply to * B. Waters, Confectioner, Queen-street. WANTED, 2 Karnished Bedrooms and Kitchen, within an easy diutanoo of Poat-offlce.—Apply by letter, stating terms, So,, v A.n,, Star Office. WANTED, a Respectable General Ser vant for the country.—Apply to Mrs Smith. Canada-street, Upper Pitt-street, be tween tha_kours of 10 and 2 o'clock. rpO FENCEKS.—Wanted, Tenders for ■ " supplying Material and Brootlng about 30 Chains of fencing.—W. &J. Frater, Land Agent. Qqeon-atreet. OKGjIN KKCITAL Xo-night, at S. Paul's, 7.30 p.m. To Let. rr\O LET, an eight-roomed House in Wel- JL linßton-street; rent, 163 per week,—Apply Mrs Knstwood, ICarangahape Road Ka»t. rn\O LET, a four-roomed Detaohed Cot- JL tage H. J. Rlordan, Nelson-atreet, near Cook-Btreet. . O LET, a comfortable House in Angle- Bea-street, containing six rooms, with gau and water laid on. and kitchen range.—J; M. & J. Mowbray. 42, Queen-street. __ mo LET, a large Unturnished Koom, A. with a good view, to suit a respectable married couple or two or three Blngle gentle men, with use of kitchen, within three minutes' walk of Qneen-ntrßet.— Apply to Star offl-J». rpo LET, a family residence, contain. X ing eight rooms, bath, and water laid on, with U acres of land, situate on the Great South Jtoad, a few minutes' walk from Klleralie Railway Station, commanding a good view— Apply to F. Ij. Prime or W. Aitkon, Estate and Laud Agents. _ finO LET, in Lincoln-street, a new Four a_ Roomed Cottage, with lino garden.— K. Row. Vlctorla-atree*. rp.O LKT, Jtfour-ioomed Cottage and 1 Large Allotment, Mount Eden.—Apply Mr Roilett'a Store, Mount Roakill Road. 11 0 LET, a Seven-roomed House, with a gas and water laid on.—Apply to Mr Hondrlcksen, Colllngwood-street. r|lO LET, a- now three-roomed Verandah I Cottage; good well and tank.—Apply, T. Armstrong, CommerclU toad, Great North Road. . rpO LET, Gentlemen's Residence of 10 X rooms, fitted with almost overy convent enoe, stable, out-building, &0,, orohaid, pad docks, fco; situate on main road, within 20 minutes of Qaoen-street. Beat. £30 per annum. —Cards to view and all particulars from D. F, Evans. Katate Agent, Quoen-Btreet. rtMj LET, well finished House of 7 rooms, J. hall 6 feet wide, lawn in front, water laid on; rent low to a permanent tenant.—Howe etraet, near Welllngton-Btreat. TO LKT (with immediate possession), a Shop and Store in Queen-street, now occupied by D. Bloom.—apply on the premises. npO LET, at Newmarket, large Shop and 1 House, with stable. Shop fitted up with gas, counter, shelving, &c.; plate-glass window. —Apply to J. G. Clayton. TO LET, Ofijce corner ot High-street and Vulcan Lane.—Apply to R. Home, No. 20, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. TY\O LKT, a Shop and Dwelling in Wei -1 llngton-street, established in the Grocery trade 15 years.—a. Y. Collins, Estate Agent, High-street. rpO LET —Ponssnby Road, corner Pic- X ton-street, thOße Commodious Business Premises occupied by H. O. Bettany. 10 LKT-Welllngton-Btreet. Grocer's Shop and Dwelling, established fifteen years. TO LET—off Hepburn-street, a Four-roomed Cottage, rent Bs. ..»■».- FOR SALE — Choice Allotment in Lower Hepburn and Wolf-streets, on terms to suit pur ohasere.-S. Y. COLLINS. Estate Agent, High-street. _. rilO LET, or For Sale, near Kemuera I Railway Station, a oonvenlent 5 roomed Houbo, in good repair.—For particulars, apply to Station Matter. Remnera. rr\O CABMEN AND CARTERS. -To X bo let a.Tbree-atailed Stable and Cottage in Symonds-streot, for 1&3 per week,—F, G. KwingTon. . MOUNT ALBERT.—To Let, a Five roomed Cottage with largo Allotment ot good forest trees.' Also, Wheelwright and Blacksmith Shop, with good well and main road frontage.—Apply to R, C. Greenwood, Qaoon a pd Sbortland streeto. i\] OKTH SHORE.—To Let, Furnished _Ll Apartments, with private family; terms moderate.— Apply O. Mays. Post-office. TVTORTS SHOKE. —To Let, a New J3I House oi 10 rooir.a, well Bituated ( and suitable for lodging house: also. Furnished Cottage.—R. and R. Duder. Devonport Stored For Bale. "If OR SALE, a good Freehold Allotment I? (fine land), 50ft frontage, with a depth ot 190 ft (with 102 ft wide at (he buck), situated at Richmond Koad, near Ponsonby, Nice view of the Waitemata and surrounding country; ex cellent position for a house.- Plenty ot space to plant an orchard, and well watered. The allot ment joins the Surrey Hill estate, and is fenced on two sides; hoases aro all around. Price, only 25b.per foot. Terms: A portion ot the purchase money paid down, and balance taken wcokly. This is a good opportunity for an industrious man.—Apply to FubUshor, STAB office, STOKES'S POINT.-Splendid Allot ments fenced and planted with fruit and ornamental trees, In splendid position, over looking the harbour, near the boaoh D. |F. Kvans, Estate Abode _^ PUKEKOHE. -A very desirable Farm of 101 acres, about \\ miles from Tuakan Station, with Three-roomed Cottage, work shop, datry, cowshed, pigsties, &o. A splendid stream runs through the property: all fenced and subdivided; about 60 aoros in grass, the rest cultivated; soil is first clans. Good metalled road all the way. Vory cheap-prioe, £600.— P. V. Kvans. Ketate Agent. rpHREE ALLOTMENTS, Clarence-atreou— X F. G. Bwlngton. QKVWN-ROOMKD HOUSE, Grafton Road, O £850.— F. G. EWinston. TTOLOANIO LAND-only a few lota left at V Rooky Noot.—F. G. Bwington. ALLOTMENTS In Brighton Road 20a per foot.—F, G. Ewington. ALLOTMENTS at Ponsonbr.Northootc tfew North Road, and Heroafotd-Btraat (ora ale. —F. Q. Ewington,' , 11 ACRES LAND and RE3IDKNCE, £700.— *■ 2 F. G. Bvtlnaton. F. J. MOSS]. LW. F. O'SUIiLIVAN, FJ, MOSS & GO.] 1 LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, HHQKSLAKD-aXBKKT. BX R SALE, a Largo Allotment in Brighton Road, ParneU (100x300). LOT 10S. Pokeno about 10 acres. 110 aCRBS near Tnakau; BO acres In grass, re mainder open fern and bush. Prioe, £500. 36 ACRES, all improved, close to the Whanga rata Railway Station: mod. house, cow shed, bam, &o.; well suited tor fruit grow- A LaBGK SECTION in Bereslord-Btreet< 80 feet frontagei 500 ACRES, partly improved, 19 miles from Auokland, and 1 mile from railway stations Rood Broomed House, and all &soessary*out bnlldinga. Price, £1650. In addition to the above, we have a Large Number ot Town and Country Properties for Bale, including some Large Blocks ot Land in the Walk&to District. F, J. M 033 & CO.. Shortland-street. For continuation, see first Page Medioai. 1/1 OK Change of Life, suppressed met), t' strnatlon, take with safety Marshall^ Homcoopathio Tincture Pulsatilla. P;lee Xs.-~ Goodaon, London Arcade. ■ mooTHACHEJ toothache: X SOO.THAOHK til Immediate Rellel by uejna KUSON'S MAGIC KBSKNOB, In is Bottles. Tenaera. rrTo build c bs. Tenders will be received np to noon on TUBS DAT. the ith July, for the Erection of a Shop and Dwellitg-houßO in College Road. Plans, EC, at our ofllcea, Qaeen-Btreet. •«? BDW. MAHONBTE & SON. , Arohiteots. (?or continuation; seelFirat Page.) Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZKALAJND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876." and the amendments thereto, and of John Hkhky O'Brien, of tbe City of Auckland, Tobacconist and Billiard-marker, a Dobtor. Take notice that the above-named John Henry O'Brien has this day tiled a declaration under the above - mentioned Acts that he is unable to meet hia engagements with hi* Creditors. The First Meeting of Creditors will be held at the Supremo Court-house, Auckland, on THURSDAYIthe 6th day ot July,lßßJ,at eleven •'olook in the forenoon. _ Dated at Auokland, this 26th day of June, 1882, a. W. BASLBY, Deputy Registrar. J, Mi Bpbkp, Solicitor for the Debtor,



Fublio Notices. TN conscc[uence of having Received J by ihb B San Francisco Mail * lN ENTIRELY NEW AND THRILMNGL* * SENSATIONAL NOVEL. b entitled, P 1 The Leavea-woxth, Murder," I It has been decided to withdraw bom pub- Mention the Romance originally advertised, ■THE LEAVENWORTH MURDER," t by " ANNA KATHKRINE GREEN. Uvula in its ingeniously constructed pot those . of Wllkio Collins, and it holds the raader in t BMpanso from the very commencement , to Its final denouement. THE C LKAVBNWORTH MURDER, Will be published In the Star Saturday Supplement," The First Chapters to appear NEXT SATURDAY, IST JULY. Subscription to Star, by peat, 7s Gd per Quar ter, payable in advance. THK PRESENT IS THK TIMB TO SUBSCRIBE. N ° T I ° "• This is to give notice to James Ttndam. that bis Goods will be sold if not claimed within one week from this dato and expenses paid thereon, WILLIAM BABB, Boardlng-houso Keepor, Onohungs, OnehunßH. Jnne 26,1582. "PJTOTICE OF REMOVAL. J. AYERP. Jeweller, late of Victoria-street, begs to iofarm his customers that he has re moved to Hewln's Buildings, opposite the new Oreralloaae, Wellesley-Btreet West. Old cold and sliver bought. W» T"« JS X E V E N S, HOUSE, LAND, AND COMMISSION AQiCNT, 187, Queen-street, Auckland, next Union Bank. Houses and other property valued, surveys executed. Money advanced on Houses, Land, and Crops. Money lent in snms of £5 upwards /or snort periods on easy terms. Mortgages negotiated, N.8.-Mr Stevens having agents in Napier, Wellington. Christotiurch. and Dun edln, can offer apeolal advantages to his clientp. OME EVENING OCCUPATION.— The Auckland Scripture Sift Associa tion again offer email Gift] to Scholars belong ing to the City and Suburban Uay-sohools. (or Writing Carefully, ah follows, viz : Names of Ten Lugest Articles found in Parlour, Ten do in Bedroom, Ten do In Kitchen. Also, Name? of Ten Useful Books In the Home, and their Authors; and Ten Selected Verses (and learn, also parent Blgn) from the sth Chapter of Gospel of St. Matthew. Time: Until Tuesday Morn ing, ltd July next. Papeu to be letc in Receiv ing Box, at Messrs Champtaloup and Cooper's. Stationers, Queen-street. A SPLENDID WARM OVERCOAT ■Qr.J? 1 ao,Sl or «ood Suit to measure, Xi 3s, at J. Willlamsa, Tailor, Victoria-street. £»Bf NOTK given to me in mistake for 3WU a£l note.—Owner please call on D. 8. Chambers, Sewing Maohlne Depot, 70, Queer. street, opposite Bank of New Zealand. MESSRS. ARMSTRONG AND CO., EKAL ESTATE AND GttNKRAL COMMISSION AGENTS, VALUATORS AND ACCOUNTANTS) Estimates for Contractors made out, and Tables furnished free of charge, Office over Clark and Gane's, Queen-street. BOYS' Tweed Suits from Bs, worth £1; Youths' Black Cloth Coats. 12s Sd.-W, Eyre, Hat and Qlove Depot, Victorla-atseot. REAP MILLINERY,—Mra White head, Newton, is selling Millinery Cheaper than ever. Two Shillings in g discount on goods over Ss. C. DUNNES would remind cus • tamers that instalments must be paid promptly. — Sewing Machine Depot, Queen stroet. OBPOED'S TOMATO SAUCte, in pints, reduced to 9s per down, Usual discount to Wholesale Merchants.-JOHN BUCHANAN, Agent. QKATES, SKATES. SKATES, Wanted Known —That BRANSTON and FOIIdTKR are now manufacturing Skates of allßizos.onthomoa approved principle, and at Reduoed Prices A.QENCY NOTICE' Wo hare appointed, as our AGKNT In Anok load District, MR JOHN EASLE, HIGH-BTEKET, AUCKLAND, Who Is authorised to Settle Accounts and Tr&niaot Buslnoaa In our name. H. EAEGE & CO., Melbourne and Sydney, Jnne, 1882. fTIHOSE WHO ENJOY A COOL SWEET SMOKE, SHOULD TRY OUR SOL ACK MIXTURE AND RUBY FLAKE CUT. MT—Fob Ciqabbbtses Ova YBLLOW BIRDITOBAOOO la allowed to be ABOVE ALL other Brands. Partridge and W oollams, OPPOSITK UNION BANE. Board ana Residence. VACANCY for two or' Three Gentle men. four .minutes from P.O. If per manent, 18a per woek.-For address apply W. D. ualien. Contootloner. Queen-street. ftUVKBNUK BKOWNE HOl'JSl^, VJT HOBSON-STBBST, boihd akhLodsinq __.. ..20« per Week Bihsußoom _- ..35*. SUPERIOR Board and Residence (bath, piano, large grounds), not to be equalled. In central position In Auckland, tor families, ladles, or gentlemen. Address, Stab Office, - Drapery. Q.BEAT QASH CJALE WORTH £12,000 WORTH GENERAL DRAPERY. MEN'S CLOTHING, CARPETS. &c, &c, &a MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST I In consequence of term of Lease drawing to a close, and Extensive Altera tions on entering on New Lease. Til T COMRRFIBLD X. O . DOMEBFIBLU Has decided on Reducing His Immense Stock as quickly as possible, nearly aU at whloh is New and Well Bought, from Home and Colonial Manufacturers, And will offer to the Public at an Knormous Reduction in Price, THK CHOICEST LOT OF GOODS THAT HAS KVER BEKN OFFERED IN AUCKLAND, AT SELLING OFF PRICKS! Not the dzegs ot Stook at the end of the season, as Is usually the case In advertised soloa, but Aix New, FiBHioNABUt, Useful Goods, and just the thing for the Present Saaßun. Numerous Special Lines In MEN'S CLOTHING exceedingly cheap. For fortbor partlonlars boo Handbill and future. Advertisement. In consoqnenco Of. the Immense Stock to Re mark, my Establishment will ba Closed on THURSDAY, June Ist, and Rb-Orbnbd on FRIDAY, Juno 2nd. SALE TO COMMENCE OS FRIDAY. IjJNB 2, ITo Kntrlea made during sale exoepv I. ■ ■ ■ ■ at Owllnary. Ptioeai



jf ersonaij _ JW" o XI C Si Information Is wanted respeotlng WILLIAM CELSON BAYLY, lato of Trinity, Newfound md, as tidings of great interest to him have ist reached New Zealand. In 1878 he was but - eying Government land In the district ol tarton, Raneltlkol. and dating; letters from amp, ParaKitne block. In 1877 letters were elDg received for him by a Mr H. Lyon.—Any erßon who can Rive information about him rould oblige by communloatinK with tho Southland Daily News " Office, In verc arglll, ' Amusements. Citizen s* Bai. l, Tho CiUzens' Ball to Commodore Hrsklne ana he Officers ot H.M.3. Nelson, will be Riven In he CHORAL HALL on THURSDAY. Gill ULY. TioKttTS-LadlM, 103 64; Gentlemen's, 21b, nay bo obtained from Members of Committee, ir tho Secretaries. E. H. STEVENSON, 1 Hon ggo- JOHN MAKUHALL.7 HOn* Se°* -17OUNG DIAMOND. g(slsM, Will odebrate tholr <AgnHf Na Anniversary yfgMJJffl^ SOCIAL^UTHEBING Wbj?ZC *WKDNBBDAY, Mia July, 1882. Dancing to commence at 8 p.m. Docnr.K Tickets .. Fivie shilmnbj Kick. AUCKLAND COUESING CLUB. ' '' The Secretary will bo happy to reoelve the names- of any Gentlemen willing and able to judso or slip in tha Couralug Match on WBD« NESDAY, the 28th. Address Thistlo Hotel, G. THWAITES. Hon. Sco, LiOßt and Found. " (ill ' LOST, between junction' Queen and Groy-stroef s and Reservoir, a Small Brown Leather Purse containing £1 note and Five Shillings in Silver.—Reward will be paid to anyone bringing same to Btar office. . LOST, on Friday, a £20 Note, Number known and BtoDped.—£l reward on bring* ing name to Mr Pantor, Waverley Hotel. .■» -s . LOST, on Saturday irighr, between Con stitution Hill and Parnell.—A Malacca Riding Urop, with long lash attached.—iflndor will be rewarded on leaving same at Mr Yate's Store. Parnoll, or with Mr Koblnson,',' Herald "., offloo. ' __ FOUND, one Dingy on Rangltoto, broken, painted rod. The owner can have the same by applying to J. Neville, Drnnken Bay, Itangitoto. - FOUND— Cheque, drawn on the Austra lian Deposit and Mottgage Bunk, Limited. -Owner may obtain same by applying at this office, ' ■ ■ . • * FOUND, a Pointer Pup (slut); tody almost white;.head, tan. If not claimed in seven days will be Bold to pay expenses.— Apply A, Btawart, "Froe Press" office. < Dividends. '.. nnHE COLOSIAL BANK OF NEW" ZEALAND. Notice la hereby eiron that tho Transfer Books of the Company will bo CLOSED from SATURDAY, tho Ist. to SATURDAY, Bth July nest Inclusive. By order of. the Board. GKO. COWIE. General Manager. General Manager's Office, Dnnedln, lGth Juno, 1882. Auctions. ' " TO-MOKKOW., JDrNOTION YARDS.. In the Estate of the late Mr. Troan. FOR SALE, at the Junction Yards, : Tomorrow, at 1 o'clock, .■ •> 22 head STOBE CATTLB . ....: 2 BULLS. _ : / . . HUNTER & NOLAN. :W 8. TONES B. C. GARB B. D. TONES WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28. • «EW COTTAGE~~ANI) NEARLY AN . ACRK OF LAND, REMOERA. COTTAGE AND THREE ALLOT' MENTS, BEAUTIFULLY', ' SITUATED IN PARK ROAD. B. TONES & CO. \ HAVE been instructed by the Trustees in the estate ot the late Mr James Wrig ley to sell on-Wednesday. June 28th, at twelve o'clock, . ~.,..: - . , ;. . The above-noted DKSIRABLE RKSIDEN TIAL PROPERTIES, situate In locaU tloa rapidly rising in value, and with easy acaess by rail or 'bus to the oity, I Terms very liberal: Quarter cash, balance mar remain, .. VJ Fall particulars ot Anetioneers. WEDNESDAY, JULY 5. PRELIMIN A BY NOTICE GABRIEL LEWIS ; SUM BAS received instructions from Mrs; . Samnel Brown to sell at her residenoe, Grattonßoad,.. ; . . , . • :: THK WHOLE OF HER HOUBKHOLD FURNIIURE. . .: v Particulars in future Issue. . THURSDAY, JUNE 29. ",I-I TO BREWERS, MERCHANTS, AND OTIIEHS, KENT HOPS I "~KENT HOPS! $ " Ex yanguard, from London.; GABRIELLEWIS V '}?.'." HAS received instructions to Belt, at his Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and. Firth's Mills), Lower Queen-street, on the above tote, at 11 o'olook. . . , 25 BALES FINE KENT HOPS. . Terms at Sale, THURSDAY, JUNE 29. '-. SADDLERYI SADDLERY J GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at his Rooms, Lower Queen-street, on tho aboro dote, at 11 o'olook, ■; - , : 2 CASKS ASSORTED SADDLERY, 7, B, TONKS, E. 0. CARE.' B. D. TONB3 T O-M O R R 0 W, AT 12 O'CLOCK' NOON. APPLES! APPLES 1 APPLES I Ex Loongana, from Hobart. B. TONKS & CO. WILL Sell by auction, Tomorrow . at 12 o'olook noon, ' - AtrK CABES FKUIT, comprising Freooh Crabs, Pearmalns. hiPßtones, Btone Flppina, &c &c, Sco. INQOODORDRB. ■ , W. S. OOCHBAKEJ [JAS. DAOBS THURSDAY, JUNE 2i>. DRAWING.ROOM SUITE, PIANOFQRTfi HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from Mrs Mortis to sell, at her resN denes. Grafton Road (about eight doors above tiawkiu'B store), on Thursday, 2Sth lost., Bt 11 o clock, The whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Consisting of Pianoforte, Drawlng-robn* Bulfe in green rep, Carpets. Curtain™ Poles and Kings/Tables. Book Bhelve^ Oilcloth, Mats, 6 Hair-seated Ch»hr Oheffonier, Lamps, Couoh, SewSt Maohine, Fenders and Irons. Hair seated Arm Chairs, Table Linen; Beo> steadß, PaUlasaes, Mattrasses, Beading. Ohost Drawers,. V/ushstandß, ;'lotle& ware. Commode, Mirrors. Chairs, stair §S& «££&■?"■* H* BAMUEL COOHRANE & SON, Auctloaeti:*. , . ((kmtmuei wFcwrW Faye.)