TELEGRAMS.

(PKB PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

#ANGAJSIUI, thiß day.'

Cornelius Deni]w«y wiw fined £5 or a month's Imprisonment for assaulting hia . w ife, on the fitb.

GRILYMOUTU, Thursday, fc The reman» °E the man James Paul, who has been missing from Reef ton over a month, we ro found to-day on a shingle bank in the i nans ahna Bivor, about live or six miles 0 from Reefton.

CIIUISTOIIURCU, this day, ANTI-LIQUOK MKEIISG.

a meeting held at Svdcnhum last _j«lit, resolutions were carried in favour of the pr«etit Lictusing Act having a fair (rial^ bofuro being altered, aud against [lie ad" of intoxicating driuks on Sundays, The ketch Falcon, 37 tons, Captain Leslie) from Pelorous Sound, reported surau ded at Kniapoi on Monday, has been got off without injury, and proceeded up the river to tho wharf this afternoon, The cargo was consigned to Messrs. Day and .Kobins, with 21,"00 feet of timber. A meeting was held to-day, at which it W»s resolved to establish a Mutual Fire In snranco Company, thcpolicyholdors to par ticipate in the -profits.

. - ' DUNEDIN, Thursday. Tho Union Co.'a steamer Malunapua,Cap tain Jones, has avriTeil at Hobart from Glasgow, and leaves there to-morrow for Jhmedin. Too Teachers' Conference to-day con £ sidcrod the question of forming a New Zea land Institute, and it was carried, that a general Council, to meet ia Christchurch during the Christmas vacation, should draw up n, constitution for the proposed Now Zea land Educational lustituto.

lINVEK*. AhQILL, this day. Augustus Radka, nged 17, has been com mitted for trial for attempting to carnally know a girl under eleven yeara old,

THE EGYPTIAN TROUBLE.

[REUTEK'S CABLEQRAM.]

Two Large Transports Chartered.

.IOMJON, Juue 29.

Tho British Government has chartered two steamers of largo tonnaqo as transports for the conveyance of troops to Egypt. Turkey Again Ashed to Assist. CUSSI'ANTIJSOfIiK, June 28.

It has transpired that the ambatsadois of the Powers aro skill urging the Porte to join in a Conference on the Egyptain question. The envoys have informed tho Porte that should it still refuse to take part in tho Conference, the Powers "will be recommended to decide upon the measures to be adopted in Egypt without consulting Turkey.

BUILDING SOCIETY.

THB half-yearly meeting of' the Indostria * and Provid»nt Permanent Building, Land, and Investment Society was held at the CompanT's office at tho corner of Quoin street and Vulcan Lano last evening. There was a good attendance, Mr T. Macky presiding. The minutes of the annual meeting were confirmed, after which a statement of accounts for the past half year was read, shewing :—Eeceipts: Cash in hand September 30th, 1831, £443 3a 9d; subscriptions, £2732 4» Id ; bonowers' re payments,£l,2oß 17s lOd ; depoaits,£3,soo ; and sundry items.makinc n total of £5,696 153 7d. ifxpendituru: Loins advance, £6269 2a Od ; shares withdrawn, £S2l 3s «. lOd ; deposits returned, £260 7s Od ; sundry "4*enies.£i,o4B 7s 8d ; cash in haud, £5 Gs 4d',in bank, £291 9s 9d; total, £5,69S 15a

7d. Th. report of the Board of Management, afterxragratulating members upon the firm positbn the soiiety now holds, stated tiut (heydirectors are now* taking active meaares to increase the strength of the socicy, and induce more of the industrial ciw and others^ (whom the society was in tcudd to benefit) to join its ranks. Nuch'ouk advances had been made to per son* to purchase property who would not ' othr.wisc have been able to do so without ' th'very liberal facilities offered by us, n< lesa a sum than £13,000 having ■ .%ea advanced in this way during the ' year and a half of the society's existence. In order to place borrowers in the /very best position, the directors propose to reduce the scale of repayments very considerably below the present table. They kave alto given orders for the re-construc tion of the valuation table, so as to enable borrowers te pay off after two years without being required to pay any pros pective interest o; fine, and only a small amount of interest when payment i 3 made before the expiration of ttiat time. Tho*e te whom advances have already been rmde, sa well as those to whom advances may be node in the future, will alike benefit from these important alteration?. The director*", finding that fines operate sometimes as a . hardship, purpose altering a large part of the table, and taking power to remit fines alto gether in cases of sickness or want of em ployment, The directors have every conft-1 dence that they will be able to show a large margin of profit in the form of a bonus at the end of the current financial year, for, althongh the society is still in its infancy, the business done and investments made bave (been of*ta sound and substantial character. ' ' The Chairman, in moving the adoption or the report and statement of accounts, said the members had good reason to congratu late themselves on the success they had at tained in the face of so much competition, i The statement of accounts shewed that the | business was increasing, and it behoved , members to do all they could to induce others to join the society. _' ' The motion wbb seconded bjr Mr Marshall, Bad, on being put to the meeting, was carried. , The Chairman having stated that a •pecial meeting wae called for that evening for the purpose of reducing the rates, and makine terms to borrowers as liberal as pos (ible.and that it was found the notice given was" net sufficient to cover all that Was re quired, it was decided, on the motion of Mr McKechnie, " That the special meeting te adjourned to Thursday, August 3, for tha purpose stated in the report, and to 'altar the table of payments.' ■ A. vote of thanks to the chairman termi nated the proceedings,

POLICE COURT.-This day.

* (Before J. Et Macdonald, 8.M.) ijnNKS— Threo persons were punished in ?^C n HaryorTH| r SHIPPING A«.B««[rt Buofeleywas oharged wlt» wJifnl eot of orders on board the British Bhlp Jdoza°now lyinglnport.-uefend»nt pleaded milty.-David Moore, oap»aln o£ the Meb -(fdepoaed that detßndant was carpenter on ■^ hia vessel. Hla diulsa wore to do au re mm SSt mite o( the vessel Rave cprrofcora mmmm noticed dettnaaniouu^^ Lennard, seamm j.«MAI£ a Mr Fagan^OnthoaPPUoation oi ifi Pardy, defendant wa? remondea^ meant, in hla eTWence, stated that his father *Me»v»ntr yaars of ago, and had been drlnK "S heavily .—Order mado.

The annual meetinp; of the shareholders in the Blackmare Gold-mining Company Wastobaye been held to-day, but, as there w «e not sufficient persons present to form it lapsed,

SPORTING.

By Argus,

No Jmpitor qnldom omnlbua claost."

Tuk win ot now Year m the Hawke'e Bay atoapleohaao was not an unexpeotea event by tnrn.T" 8;." h0 wonld have won th« Ranea «kol Handicap It ho had atood np, and ho ■ataeqaentlr W o» the Llcon ß6 d Viotaallera me e»B"y.' "0 that he had deaorved to be mßsm ??abmM B. hoUltl °Uhor haote Wmoohr hs 9oU Wm to

dii^l 1 ty^,- th 2 hero ol the Taranaki and Taka wsoto n ant baa S? c dBoUI by Mr J- Gallagher jo go to Mapler. Mr Ryan, who lately owned fISSK 6MIPi Waß the »««*■«». and «ofißS in Im,i'l}PPf OSf ano° °f '^° Melbourne Cop weights iim«rl?s,tTaestlaj'4 lame was tho cause of a ■ ho , l ? exoltement In 'he bottlns market? lho- Utago Hum Club aro evidently the who had been eleoted, Mr Hart and ha had ths trouble they had buen put to In tho mattor th«-y not. Instead of thanks, these budgets at abuse. To avoid any further trouble they had now, sent Moma for Borne hounds, and they h?Ur 55S 'h, tti ln the future there would not be a rabble riding after the pao*. who. Instead of rayln ß their subscriptions, wrote letters to SamMdl* lh' B 1B ra«"*»P» the B °pec"aToonVtab?e:hem UP "ko an hotal tODt « •

possessed of a wonderful fund of llehtrhoartad animalap rits,undhoinn taloateduba vooallat and withal a sman bustaoss miS,he wal «w"tS rlßosoall aorta and conditions of men. His form dressed ln a <Jark green hunting ooat and Bnowv bfoeohes. and mounted on a .h^ hack.w"i familiar to all who attended tin JMlerslie race Kf°?h' whS5 a8 olerkof tha oouraa he £fe out of thopaddoolt to carry out his duty. 1 1« ™Vh S k ' oxa *Kerate when I say that there * parhaps no ottier man in &uokla,nd whoso tefrTye-, 80 WWe* ttndlceen* *>»' «hS Tho walking match for the seven milo cham ir P, ? ltl V, I'} ba > Blado at tho United Servioo Tho alteration in tho scale of weights for the Melbourne Cup gives Dar-bio a terrible crushe? to carry. Should ho succeed lv wUninor thi CauMold Cup, ho will inc.r a Mb? of 71b? S» Ringing his weight up toYOrt 21ds, an iral S. osv«£^£^ii"wir t saDßUino could The football match last Saturday was the test contested wo havohad the pleasure of wit nessing this season, and though Ponsonby won His an undoubted fact that Auckland had toe best of It m tho last two.spolls, tho Ponsonby men bemp ovldont'y content to preventTuck land scoring, and not trying to add to their own scoro. Davy a run, which DniUd iv a try was a wonderfully long ono, arid it .was by sheo" jpeedthatho succeeded in getting clear round the whole of his opponents; ho must have travelled quite a hundred yards. Arneil de serves a word of praise for his grand kick at goal, the ball, though kiok,ed dead against a strong wind, only just nosing the tape. O Connor was a tower of strength to Auokland and moro than niaintomod the reputation ho has so deservedly won, as a realfy first-class forward. It was a piece of very bad tag'to on tho part of JJroadhurst,a prominent Graf ton player, to take part against Ponsoi.hy in so important a match. As to the disputed try, no ono thought of clairnUg it ns try tiU one p£ the umpires gavo the cue, ami tho (net is that Pearson had no right to liavo tlia ball at all, as he got it after a decided caso of "off side" on tho part of 0 Connor, and when ho got behind, lie pur posely kept tho leather off the ground tomako aurohe was over the line, and was well tackled by Braund beforo he could touch down. Tho anly question about tho maul was the right of bkeen to assist in it, and I am of opinion that ho should not haro bem> allowed to join in, as ho did not clinch for a second or two after Braund. The attitude of both teams during tho slight dispute on this matter was cralitabjq there being none of tho bad language aud threat* of diro vengeance, some players (!) seom to consider noceesary to any argument on the i football field.

On Saturday tho match is World v. New Zea land. The latter will plaj- a weak team owing to several of their best men standing out Noxt week Ponsonby and Auckland meet again, and Grafton and North' Shore will play their second match, both on tho Domain ground. -

Tho following will interest, and I trust bo carried out. by our football playors :- " Tho fol lowing alterations in the laws of ■ tho game were carried without dissent at tho annual March general meeting of tho English Rugby Union on 20th March:—To add to Law i? 3 : In caao any player plays tho ball when he is off-sldo. the captain of tho oppoßito aide may claim that the ball be taken back and put down at the place whora jf was last played bo fore tho off-sido play occurred.—That Law 25 road thus : When a player has tho (ball, nono of his opponents who, at the time, are ' off-sldo/ may commence or attempt to run, tackle, or otherwise interrupt such player until he h-s run five yards, or >aken bis kick. But if any player, when ' off-s de,' tackles, or in any way interferes with an opponent who has the bill before snch opponent has run five yards or tak^n his kick, tho captain of the opposite side may claim a free kick f"r the player so inior foredwith; such free kick shall be either a punt or a drop-kick from the spot where the interference took place, and shall be taken in accordance with conditions of Law 14; such free kick shall not count a goal.-That to Law No. CO the word "only ' be added after tho words ' kick at gonl.'" Jack 0 Connor fully boro out my propheqr, by beating Scrimshaw in their i-milo match for £100 easily. O'Connor won by 30 yards in tho splendid time of 2rains. 3 3-ssecß, The timo proves what a runner Jack must bo, and also how rapidly ho "comes up " when ho knocks off the walking for a speed. O'Brien, I regret to boo by tho Sydney papers, is still quite unable to run, and will not bo fit to do so for a long time. The " Bulletin " says he is badly over strained.

WANGANTJI THUTUNG GLDB,

[BY TBLBGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

WANGANUI. this day,

Ameotlng of the Wangiinul Trotting Club was held to-day, wbon thero was excellent rac ing. Ihe weather and turf were In good; con dition. '

Maiden Trotting Race.—For horses in

saddle, 1 mile heats; best two in three. Weights not less tnan 10 Btono up. Stakes, 25sovs : second horse to rooelyo Ssovb from toe stakes; 11 ontiioe; Fikbt H*ATt—W. Ij. Martyr's JJlaokthorn (Hiyglnson), 1 ; time, three minnteß twelve and oiwtltth seconds. John Hlgsriu's Jaok (Murflt), i ; time, three minutes twelve and foar-fitiba seoonds, J. Crawley'd Tommy (C. Chavlnne). 3: time, throo minutes thirteen and one-fifth seconds. Hsound Heat.:—Jack, 1; timo, three minutes alxtetjn two-fifths seconds, Blackthorno, 2; time, three minutes seven seconds. Tommy, 3; time, three minutes eighteen seconds,

Finai, Heat!—Blaokthorne, 1; time, four .minutes nine two-fifths seconds. Jack, 2; time, four minutes eleven one-fifth Beoonds.

A protest waa entered against Jaok, on the ground of having won public money in a pre vious trotting race.

Handicap Tjiottino Race, for horses In single harness; I mile beats; best two In three; Btakes 3SSOVB; second horse to roceive Ssova

from the stakes.

First Heat:—C. H. Chavlnne's Little Nel} (3 seoonds), 1 ; time, three minutes five two fifths. W. Kirkwood'a Our Pony (G seconds), 2; time, tbreo minutes eleven one-fifth seconds. Mnrfltt'B Mlsohief (11 seoonds), 3; time, three minutes sixteen two-flftha seconds. Ham mond'a Marmlon (scratch). 4: time; three mlnntoa twenty-three threo-flfths seoonds.

Sroond and KiNAt. Heat : Little Nell,I; time, threa m natoa eight four-flftha seoonds; Mis chief, 'I; time, three minutes ten two-fifths seoonds ; Onr Pony, 3; timu, tixroo minnteß six loen two-fifths second.

For seoond money—Mleohlef, eight aeconds, and Oar Pony, scratch—the former won by six lengths. Time, three minutes thirteen two fifths seconds.

GOLD MINING COMPANY MEETINGS.

SonTnBBN Cross.—The cuinnal meeting of the Southern Cross Qold Mining Company took place this afternoon at Mr Btodart's office, there being present:—Messrs JoEoph Howard lln the ohalr) T. Buddie, J. Bennett, J. B. JMorpeth, Qeor«o Prasor, 0. Alexander, f. Doonln, l-iart well, and Seocombe. The directors' ard mine manager's reports, aa well as the balance sheet, were read. The directors report stated that Blnce tbo last meeting 201 tons of anariz had been o^nahed for a yield, of iOooz*. IBd wts, of gold, the valua of which waa £1 061 0s Sd. in his report the mine manager- ttatcd that there ie Btill a gOcd chance of camiog on a patch of gold In the hanging wall leader of the Cale dontan mala reef. At present an Intermediate level was belDg driven on this reef with the objeot of prospecting. He had seen no gold aa yet, bnt hoped to come aoross some. A pro- SDeotlnz level was also being carried in on the main reef. The balance-sheet thewpd the rocoipta to have beon - «3,302 fid, of whioh S,\ 238 had heen raised by calls and tho balanoe by gild, while the expenditure had amounted to £1,626 6a 3d, leaviDf? a balance of £{75 133 8d in the bank. The directors' report and balance sheet were adopted, and Messrs Fraser and Morfin re-eleital dlreotora.-Mr John Way mouth waa rpjipnointed auditor. i This oorielnd pd the bnßlness.

Commercial.

Mr K. Arthur bad n, good attendance at bia auction mart to-dar. The folio wine prices were realised :-Fowls. Ib 2d toi 2s fld eaoh[ Brahm.a. 2s -8d to 4s: Spani.h. 2a 6d to 3s 3d t white dorkl»gJ.3»Bd; pea t0w,53 6d:dnoWß ga; B eeee,36ed to 4a; small pigs, 4a to 10a 6d; oorrots, 2a 6d to 3a jer owt! mangold*, 1b 7d to la Sdiimmpkinß Is U to 3a; pieraelous. is 3d to ss; kumera-vZa 9d to Sb ; cauliflower^ ta Od to 5a per Back: ooians, id to Jd per lb| totatoes, 2a 6d to 3a 9d per owt; apples, id per lb: lemona, Is id. per doz; freah butwr. Is JJd; salt bntter, 6d to la; cheeie. 3}d to 7}d. At Mr Dowden'B mart, potatoes brought from 2a 9d to 3« 3d per owt; b*eon and hams. Tid per lb: maize, 53 to 6a 3d per bushel; oats, 3s Bd per buahel; tea, Us to 20s per box.

THE NEWMARKET BIGAMY CASE.

AT the Police Court this mornlng.Bliza David- i son was charged with feloniously marrying i and taking to husband one Edward D. Richard- j son. her former husband, to whom Bho had been previously married on the 18tUNovember, 1879. then belnKßllvo. Mr Theo. Cooper, who appeared for the priso ner, requested that she might be accomoaated with a seat. The prisoner having taken a seat ' beside her connsel, Air •Cooper said boforo Mr ' Pardy opened the case he wished to draw the attention o£ Ills Worship to a paragraph in this day's •' Observer," having reference to the case now before the Court. Tho paragraph referred to was too gross to read, but he would hand the paper to His Worship, The verses In ques tion wore highly offensive find personally asaumod the guilt of the prisoner and were cal- I culated to prejudice the public against the ■' accussed. The Innocence of an accusaedperson was assumed by the law of England until his or : her guilt was shown, and it was contrary to tho spirit of justice and 'airplay that such disgrace ful comments should bo published. The i ■ Observer " had a very large circulation and tho paragraph might ba read by persona who would be juroisin the case. He hupod ilia Worship would take notloa ot tho paragraph, aa it whb not tho first time'thls paper haa offended In the same manner. He was doubtful ot the power of this Court, DUt he had no hesitation In Baying that if the'oaßo was before the Supreme Court, the publisher oould be nttaohed for oontempt. Ilia Worship said that tho paragraph In question was & personal attack on the accused. Hu was doubtful, however. It It obstructed the course of jimine In aaoh a way as to render tho publisher liable for contempt. It was not right, however, that anoh commouta should be made. Mr Pardy having briefly, opened the case oallod

Sergeant Jaoksqn, who produed copies of prisoner's marriage certificate with Davidson.

At this stage all witnesses were ordered out of court on the rsqueßt of Mr Cooper. Mr Wayland, who waß in court as a witness, aßkod that his ovldence be taken, us two per sons were waiting to be marriod. Mr Pardy said ho would require to prove the first marriage bafore ho oould take Mr Way land's evidence. Charles W. Whisker, sworn, deposed: lam a ooal and flrowood dealer residing at New market. I know Alexander Davidson and Kl'z i Kelly. I reoolloct being present at their inarriago at Puruoll. Tho ooromony was per formed ln the house of a Mrs White at Par noli by the Rev Mr Bruce. I oannot reoolloot tho"" date, but 1 think it was In tho lattor part of 1883 or the bßßlnnlng of 1859. Myself and a Mrs Cook wero witnesses to the marriage, and 1 ballevo I signed tho certificate. I sea the name on tho papor produced, "Chariou \V, Wtßher. minor. Thamos." That was my do- Borlption at tho tlm>3 of the marriage. J. M. Way land, Keglstrar of Births, Marriages and Deaths, deposed to marrying Kdwnrd Dowar Kiohards and Kliza Kally on tho 18th July, 1879. (Copy of oortifloato produced and prisoner and Ulohards Identified).

Alexander Whisker deposed, I am a milkman residing at Newmarket, and know Kdwiird Diswar Rtohardg, butohor.and a woman oalling herself Eliza Kolly. or Davidson (identified); ( rocolleot being; witness to a marriage cere moay between the two at theKeßlstry ofU:o, Auckland, by Mr (Wayland; It wan about a couple of years ago. Jane J.uiupkln. tho wife of John Lumpklu, reuiding at Newmarkot, alsodcjiMod to having been prtuaut at tho marrlaßO of accusedi to Rlohacda

Kdward Dawar Richards deposed: I am a batohor rosldlog at Newmarkot; I know tlio aoouaad as Eliza Davidson; I know .she was married to Alexander Davidson, buc I forgot the date; I rooognteo tho parson now In Court as Alexandar liavldaon; I marrlad tho aoonsod. Ills Worship: Was that your first marriage experiment.

Witness: Yes, your Worship, and It will be my last. This concluded tho evidence for the prosecu tion. Mr 'i heo.Cooppr asked his Worship if he con sidered that a prima facie oißehtdbe«n m»de out If his Worship thought so, hp (Mr Coopor), would not call ovldenco or oven address tho Court. Ho requested, however, that Davidson might be called and sworn, morely for the pur pose of getting him bound orer to appear at tho Supreme Court. Mr Pardy objected and read legal opinions on tho point, Uo, however, guaranteed Davidson's attendance.

Prlsonor was then committed for trial in ono surety of £50.

ASSASINATIONS IN IRELAND.

[RKUTER'S TBLKGRAH3,

Two Atrocious Hwders in

Qalway.

LOJNDON, June 29,

A report has been gouerally current that tho Marquis of Clanricarde had been murdered at his seat, Portuma Castlo, County Galway, Ireland. It has since been proved that the report was untrue, but it is not known that His Lordship's agent, Mr Blako, and Mr Koan, steward, had been phot at and killed near Loughrea,

The assassins were concealoi behind a wall, through loophole* in which they fired upon their victims. The affair has caused a great senaation. No arrosts made.

FKKNCH OPINION ON EGYPTIAN

QUESTION. PAKIa, June 29.

Ihe French Proa?, in leading articles on the subject of the position of affairs in Egypt, express a di-position to leave Ungr land to intervene alone in that country.

The following football matches wijl be played at the Domain to-morrow;— Ne wmarket y. Albert, New Zealand v. Tho World, Ponsonby v. Grafton (2nd fifteens), Parneil v. Leistai.

The' 'Sydney News " publishes 9 statement that Admiral Uoskins is favourable to making that city the Chief Naval Station for the South Pacific, The following tele graphic despatch received from Sydney via the South, would appear to confirm this as sertion ;—" The Governor has receive^ q, telegram from Earl I£imbprloy informing him that the Home Government had assen ted to tho propositipn to transfer to the colony all the lands over which tho Imperial Government has a claim, on con dition that the colony cede a portion of Dawe's Point, and orect an Admiral's residence, with buildings for Naval works and stores. Tho total value of the property handed over to the colony is estimated at a million and a half sterling." A rather serious accident happened to a man named Arblaster at Waikomiti yester day. He was riding along the road there, when he was thrown from his horse heavily, and sustained severe contusions _ and a serious shaking. He has been in intense pain since the accident happened, but it has been ascertained that no bones were broken.

A carter named Edward Wilson was un harnessing hie horsoH at Fry's coal and firewood yard, corner of Hobson and Wyndham-streets, yesterday, when one of thp animals became restive, and jammed him against the wall, breaking his collar bone. It also lathed out furiouMy with its hoofs, and one of them struck Wilson in the back. Be has been admitted to the Hos pital for treatment, The first anniversary of the dedication of the Church, of the Holy Sepulchre, JSyber Pass Road, was celebrated yesterday. Holy Communion being administered in the morning by Rev. B. T. Dudley, assisted by Key. Dr. Purchas, and a festival service being held in the evening, at whicfy Bishop Cowie preached an appropriate sermon frpm the sth y. of the 143 rd P*alm. Amongst ihe clergy present were the Revs. K. G. Biggs, E. Bnrrows, J. Bates (Bishop's Chaplain), J. J£. Davis, H. Dayiesj J. Haselden, Macle.-in, Philips, Sparling, and Dr. Pur chas. l"he "Magnificat," "NuncDimittis,1' the anthem " How Amiable,'' and a second anthem, were well rendered by the choir, Mr T, .Jones officiating as organist in the absence of Mr Eioe through illness. The pollections for the day amounted to £36 6s sd, and this amount, with the offerings at the continued anniversary services, on Sunday, will be devoted to the liquidation of the floating debt on the church.

A meeting of shareholders in the Reuben Parr G.M.C., which was to have been hold to-day, lapsed for want of a quoram. The statement of accounts for the year shaws: Keceipts—Balance from last year, £28 18a lid; gold, £6 11s 3d; ealls,£4oo 10a; oyer draft, £523 13s lid. Kxpenditure—Mine, expenditure, £4?2 15s 6d j head office ex. penditure, £74 12s 7d ; purchase of Daunt: less and Sink to Rise mines, £366 2s; casb, as rpr balance-sheet, £23 13s j creditors on Msy 3lst, 1882, £22 11s. Total, £959 14s.

It appears that after Winiata's arrival at BaTlow's settlement he drank two glasses Of brandy and lay down a.n<j sjept till even ing, but on waging up he rpsisted all to drink more, pleading that the brandy had made him sick. His four companions were not i}U natives. One of them was bis brother Tawhere. Barlow had chloroform,but he found he could nqt administer it tp \Y}n,ia, tft, He tripd jt there? fore pn the other four mpn, but tjip result was not entirely satisfactory, as they kept TOking up at intervals, Wh?B WffiW^ wot ioose aj the whare ho ran voiinci the cook-house, ahout 1?Q yards distant, and would have escaped but for thp pajisadiug, as ho could run too fast toy Barlow. But when he came towards the whayo agam Mrs Barlow seized him by thp shoulders and upset him and Barlow jumped on the top of him and putting his hand on Wpafaa mouth told him to keep quiet or he would blow bis brains onfcr-a thrpat whjeh. had the desired effect, for Winiata st«p]i"d yelling, while two of his companions, v1;o had nepn aroused by the noise, ran off in the dark in the wrong direction—towards A lexondra,

Latest Telegrams.

KUSSELL, this day.

I Sailed : Julia Price ; also Gleuelg. Pas '■sengois: Messrs Larking, Lnndon, Bishop, ! Owens, Caughton, and numerous witnetweg i for the Supreme Court sitting-*, they ■j having received no advice of the Court being postponed till the tenth. The Licensing Committee at Whangaroaj nt a meeting to consider their decision re refus ing to Rrnnt Mr Martin a renewal for the ] Gloucester Arms, confirmed the same, Arrived: Christina. ; THAMES, this day. The Caledonian got 121bs. of good stone from the prospecting winze to-day. I In the Eureka claim, Otanui, the reef is ■' 4ft. thick, shewing good gold. i At the Warden's Court to-day, the Homo Rule license (Karaugahake) was granted, , McLoan's objection being overruled. DEATH OF MR BAKFF. KUMARA, this day. Edmund Bavff, for many years M.H.R. or Hokitika.died in tho Hospital last even ing. He had been ailing for some three or four weeks. j Two elaborately-dressed carcases,ticketed "the first lambs of the season," were exposed to view to-day at Fisher and Co.'s establishment. DUNEDIN, this day. | At the City Court, Benry Birch and Sydney George were each fined 50s and costs for catching salmon [ia the water of Leith. Sailed : Darcy Pratt, for Auckland. BANQUET TO VOGEL. On dit that Sir Julius Vogel is to be en tertained at banquet.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Jdnk 30, 1883,

Bank of New Zealand—Buyers, £23 ISs; sellers, £21.

tionth Britlßh Insuranoe Gellera, 01s National Insuranco—Hellers, 31s Colonial Insurance—Buyers, IDs N.Z, Loan and Mercantile—Sellers, £G 5a Auokland Gas—Bayers. £8 Thames Oaa—Sollora. 30a Union Sash and Door-£810) Auokland Timber—Hollers, £617s Gd Way of Islands Coal Company—Hollers, £81C3 Coromandol U.S. Co.—Sellers, 10s 3d Now Zealand tihl]iplng-£5 Meroury Bay Timber—Sellers, 12s Gd, par Accident 'Assurance—Buyers, 4s 2d; Boilers, 49 6d Auckland Stud Co.-SoUors, 11s Od Moanataiari—Sellors, 20s • CiUedonlan—Sellers, 13s Gd Kuranul Hill—Sailors, 7a Tokatoa—Sollors, 10a Prlnoe Imperial—Buyers. 4s ; sellers, S3 Sd Werahlko-Ss; Boilers, Ss 3d. JO3KPH NKWMAN. Chairman.

MR SWANSON'S CHALLENGE TO MR FARNALL.

(To the Bdltor.)

Sir,—Yon published In your paper a ohallongo from Mr Mwunson to me. In which ho states that ha will urge so plon of privilege in bar ot any proceedings 1 may choose to bring wjulnst him (or llbal. I oonsldor tbat this challenge of Mr a wanson'u Is an aggravation of the original drone*. Had ho stated that I was mlsUikan In supooilng that he had meant that Mr Soymonr George had "squarod me,' hot that If I thought ho had said or Interred suoh a thing he was prepared to tako ttio conseqaencoß, I could have aoooptod tho explanation. At the same time I should have oonßldered that tho introduction ot my name into the debate under suoh olroom stunooa was a pleoo of gratuitous Impertinence and a gross piece ot presumption on the port of Mr Swanson. Ab regards his ohallenge, I cannot Bay that I am onanioured of tho law; twice only In the oourse of my life have I endeavoured to obtain redress by actions at law, onco against the late Agent- UoDoral, Dr Voathertton, when tho plea of prl vlloge provad a bar to my taking further pro coealnßa, and onco against the N /.. Govern ment, whon.af tar writing to mn that they would raise no toohnlool objootlons to my ouo going boforo ft jury, they raised every uohnloai ob jection In their pov;er, and oomplotoly ptqppo;] f nrthorprocuodißgsonmj part. An action for ltbal brought by niyiolf against Mr Uwaason would bo equally as rlaky as my former oxperlonooß, and a very expensive prooeodlng aJsa Hurt I tho ma-ins at my command, notwithstanillng tbe risk, I wonl" undoubtedly accept his chal lenge, and make him either provo his words, explain them, p&r for thorn, or oat them. I luivo not the moans, and thoroforo, bo far ivb I am personally ooncorned, Mr Swansou will oscapo ecot froo; but, at tho sama tlmo.althouKri porsonally I am unabto to eot any uiuitfaction from Mr Svvsnson.l am happy in tne ballot that publicly he Is beginning to be understood and ratcid at his proper value; and that tho cowardly and muliolooa ltmuendo ho ohom to level at me will still further hoip to open tba eyes ot tho public to his tr,uo chataotor.—l am. ftfi t H4KRV W. FaRNALL.

The manager of the Old Caledonian mine telegraphs this afternoon I—" Twelve pounds good stone from prospecting winze ; gold still shewing.—T. B. Micks."

Last night, as announced, the Ear. Dr, Wiillid leotarod, in the Newton Athcnwumi on " Spiritism." The lecturer treated his subject in a very entertaining manner, and had unmistakably the popular side of the cjupstion. He summed up modern spiritua lism as a mixture of imposture and super: atltion, and he severely denounced the deceit of so-called " medium;." The lee? ture was listened to with much attention by a rather thin audience. The subject for next wsok in '(The Lungs and Pul monary Consumption."

The fever ward ut the Hospital ia empty at last, and there are really no patients suffering from contagious diseases in the building. Fully one hundrpd pasca of fever alone have been treated there during the last twelve months, and out of that number only ecven deaths happened. An accident, which, (strangely enough, was not attended with auy serious conse quences, happpnded yesterday ju the vicioity of Wynyard-Btreot. Two lads, named Mclles and O'Brien, caught a stray ing horse, and mounting it, rode bare-back down one of the by-streets in the district. Their enjoyment was soon cut short by the sportive animal depositing them together on the roadway, and galloping at full speed in the direction of Parncll, by way of Grafton-road and Stanley-street. lioth boys sustained some severe bruises, and the contact with the sharp street metal in flicted several jagged cuts on Melles's head. The lads had an almost miraculous escape of being killed outright • ' Professor Dcnton is rather "rough" upon the Anglo-Israelites. Last night ho provoked a hearty laugh by saying that these credulous identifiers of the British wjth thelo'stTenTribea, were more "lost themselves than any of the objects of their search^

In our B,M, Court report yesterday among the cases quoted as haying been dotermined in favour of tlip plaintiffs on account of the absence Qf the defendants, was that of Holland and Eortjier v. "W. jjepino, in which £p Id was claimed for groceries. It seems, however, that the defendant, shortly after judgment had been given, entered the Court and obtained a reheating of his case. Ho paid in £2 2s 6d,and having proved olear}y,by receipts,etc., that the debt amounted to no more than this, judgment was given for thp sum paid in by him. . Tb.e following cases, additional to those already'reported by us, were disposed of at tie K.M. Court yesterday afternoon :—Me- Lachlan v. Duthie, claim, £7 9s lOd for drapery sold and delivered, non-suited; Tracey v. MacCormiclc, claim, 30s, balance! of wages, judgment reserved; Macpprraick Ti Tracey, ' claija 30s, damages for breaking' i\ gate, deferred; Thomp son v. Speight and Co., claim £14, com mission on the sale of beer, judgment for £6 6s 7d, less 26s costs; Tndehope v. Staines, claim 18s, plumber's charges, judgment for 12s, with coats; Holland and Fortzor v. Lepine, claim £3 Id. The sum of £2 2<i Cd had heen paid into Cpurt, and the defendant having prayed that)ho' was liable for no more than this, judgment was given acoordiDgly,

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JUNE 30.



jf ersonai. IF this should.meet the eye of THOMAS Simksver Nossiter, he -will bear of some thing to hla advantage.—Address 800, Post- Office, Auckland. Licensing Notices. t icpsmq not ie c. Pnrsnant to "The Licensing .Aot. 1881,'.' I, THOMAS Pat on, Chairman of Mount Kden LlnenflißK District, do hereby appoint Mr WILLIAM DINNISON Presidinft Officer, tUe Ist day of July ob the day, and t^ie Eublio School-house, Mount Eden, as the plaoo, at which a POLL of the Ratepayers o£ Monnt Eden Lloenß^ng District Is to bo taken to deter- I mine whether thp number of Publicans', New , Zealand Wine, Accommodation, or Bottle , Licenses, Is to bo Increased in the said District; the Poll to oommenoe at 9 o'clook in the fore noon and ptose at I) o'olook ig the Rftar^aan 'oi tho game day, *■" - - DftedWlfth clay of Jpne, Wi. THO3. PA.TOIJ, [ Chajrman. iu.e,aiofti., DO you want y»nr children to grow up healtby and. be a orodlt tQ soul—Thei nee Mar<<halla Pure Homcaopatuio Medloines.— Goodeop. London Arcade. npodrlACHKi ■-•' Toothaohei X ' fOOTHApHKW I Immediate Bellet by nesag in is Bojtlee, '



Wanted. • WANTKD, a Utility Man for the pr duotion of .the Comedy of "T1 Guvnor."—Apply botween 10 ami andllp.i ' to Mr J. L Hall, Royal Mall Hotel. V/STAN'I'KD, a respectable Girl about li 1 T V Mrs Blßhop. Newmarket. i \\/"A.NTED, a good Joiner; good wagi tt given.—Apply J. OConnor, corner i ' Cook and Nelson-atreetß. ANTED, a Nursegirl, from 8 till 6.- Apply to Mrs Churton, at Mr Sharlnnd1 Prinoas-Btreet. WANTED, a Boy about 16 to 100 after a garden and make himself gen< rally useful.—Apply to Mr D. Fallon, Raiiwn Reclamation. WANTED, a General Servant,—Appl to Mrs Fallon, Victoria Avenue, Hi mnera. IM ANTKD, a steady, respectable Ma Vt as Garter and Storoman.—Apply to t Ho win and Brothar, Qoeen-Btreet. \\T ANTED, Intelligent Youths as ap VV prentices to the oiloklng; liberal term) —Young Bros., Durham-street V\/-ANTED, a good Female Cook for V* Oountry Hotel.—Apply for particular to Mr J. P. King, Chemist. WANTED, a Good General Servant —Apply, Mrs Flynn.Nottlngham Caßtl Hotel. Aborcrotnble-Btreet. WANTED, good Collar-rußkcr; piec> or day work lat option).—Henry lirnc fe Co. (Limited), High-street. I VTCTANTED, a Good General Servant.- TT Apply Mrs Por rival, Green Lnuo. aSTTED, a Smart ClothinglQLand.- Apply at onco to J. Levy, 214, Queen street. ' WANTED, a good Carpenter and On< Improver.—Apply between six an< seven this evening at jf, Prime and Go's., Iron mongers. Newton. WANTKD, a Gardener who can grooa and raaku himself generally ueeful,- Apply at 10 o'olook, 70. Qaeen-street, corner o: Vnloan Lane. «a7ANTED, a good General Servant" Vt no washing.—Apply Mrs Waymouth Manukau Uoad. Parnell. WANTED, a Boy to look after a horse and carr.and make himself generall} useful.—Apply Bt Working Men'a Club. WANTED, a useful Carpenter for n bush saw-mlil. — Apply Auckland Timber Company. Limited. ANTED, a icspcctable Lad for the Store. Good time and wages.—Ullvei Mays. Devonport. *&/ ANTED, a good General Servant.— T T Apply Mrs Klllnghaui, Llvorpoolstrebt. WANTED, a Man accustomed to work in Soap Works -Apply, O. Wood and Co., Hobson Bay Soap Works. WANTED SEEN—The Window Not, 'Sid; Long Curtains, 3j lid; Children's Plnaforoß, lid; Frooica. 2a; Amorloin Leather, II jd; at Damplor'B Wakofleld-atroot Bhop. WANTED, a Few Working Men. as Boarders; terms Btrlotly moderate—l7b per weok in advunou.—it. J, Do silva, Cosmo polltan RestauranL All Meals, 9d, WANTED, a General servant; must bo a good cook and laundress.—Apply Mrs Qravos Alokln, Park Komi, any evening after seven o'olook. WAN! ED by a respectablo young Man, Employment as Rough Carpenter or Improver. Low wages to Btart.—O.B., Btab oflloa. WANTKD, a Small Boy that can ride, —W. Palmer. Bntohor. Pltt-streot. *\,rANTED, a good General Servant.— TT Apply Yoik Hotel. Upper Quoen-strect. WANTED, two Kiln Mon,—Appiy at Mechanics' Bay Brick Yard. WANTKD TO SULL, Two or Three Light 'Busbos in good repair.—W. Crowthor. Wellealey-Btrcot. ANTKD SiSBN, the* Fur TrimmTng, 9d the yard: Grand Pompadour Fringe, 01 tho yard; lot of Black do., ohoap; Chenille net, 9d tho yard, at Damplor'a Wakeflold-Btreet WANTKD KNOWN—That J. Cos grave and Co. aro soiling Tweod Mao hintoah Coato (or 80s, warranted. WANTED to Wont, Cottage ot roiu rooms and Stable, within a mile of town. —W. V. Htovona, Houbo Agent, 187, Queen ttreat. WANTED, a Kurnishcd Hed and Sit ting-room, by a Gentleman of quiet habits.—Address M,, Rvkninq Star oflloo. ANTED^ a small "plot of Land Drained.-Apply to T. B. Hill. Chemist WANTED SEEN, the Twill cheating, V T la Id; White Calloo, 3Jd; Unbleached dn, 2Jd; Brown Holland, lid; at Dampler's WakeOold-btroet Shop, r^rjjjjp to yd! — Cheo*c, Bacon, Bnttor, Kanrs, &c, of tho Beet Quality, and at Lowest Wholesale Prioos.—R. Kew, Grocer, Viotorla-etroot. ANTED, by a Lady of 20 years ex perlenoo. Mublo Paplhi at Is per lesson. Kvonlng Lessons given. Private Lessons In Dancing to Adults or Famlließ,—Address Mrs Woloh. Groy-streot. oppostto Holllor Houbo. WANTED-Mu. Edwaud Walter, of Malmsbury. to know that I have a letter tor him.-John M, Wjlyland, WANTED, Empty Bottlea—Old Tom", Brandy, Whlaky, Claret.—Kempthorno, Prosßer. fc Co. (Llraltod), Shortland-street. WANTED SSKN, tho great lot ot Dress Buttons on tho Counter, Id tho dozen ; Stay Busks, 2d, -Id, and Cd, at Dampior's Waft otlold-streot Shop WANTED, a Situation as Barmaid, by a Kuspootablo Young Lady; good re feronoos if required; also, one as Cook in a Hotel.-Apply Mrs Schmiodel. next door to Abbott'a, Qrooor, Bobaoo-Btroet. WANTKD KNOWN —KlbDons at less than HalNprlcn at William Rattray's Drapery^Varohosso, 173.180.182. Qieon-atreet. V/f7 ANTED SBEN, the~Grand Lines of .TT Ladlos' Fanhlonablo HO3O. 61; Men's Rooks, 3ii: Children's do, from 2d; Boyß* IClastio BracttS, fld^Damplor's Wnhefleldatreet Shop. WANTED Known-That J. Uosgravo and Co. are selling Strong Heavy Tweod Trousers for Sa lid. WANTED KNO.\VN-That Sharland's ' Worm Powders aro tho raoßt ooonlar and euocoßßfnl remedy now known. Pxlce Is paohot.—Address: Opposite Poet-office. WANTED, a Boy to make himself generally ÜBOfuli—Apply to Mrs G. Wt Blnney, Upper Qneen-strOeti \\l ANlED'Known—That if you don't » T hurry np you wont be In time to get a Maoklntosh Coat.-J. &W. Williams. TXTANTED SEEN, Men's Shirts for Is tt 6d ; Handsome Stud Suites, Sd; Genta Handkarchlefs (large cira), 6d; at Dampier/a Wakeflold Btroflt Shop. ANTKD, Members for the Carpenters' and Buildera' Drawing Class, held on Tuesday and Friday Evenings, at the V.M.C. A, —Apply on above evenings, aftsr 7.50, to K. M. Frlpp. W rANTED KNOW N-Madame Bottonelll has Tnknn the fhop opposite Mlnetti's, Hobsox-street, where she will Con dnot Dressmaking and Miyinery. WANTED X? OWN.—We havp nice Garden sh'olla on sale; also. Pcorla ABk for yards and pathß.—W. and Q. Wlnctone. WANTED 8&BN, jibe Drawing-room Bu)te. upholstered in cretonne, wu; be sold cheap—at Molvor'a Fornlturo Bazaar, City Market. ' " \%J ANTED KNOWN.-To make Eyon. TT ing Dresses, an Experienced Dreßß maker will romain in Auckland for 10 days, tthqniro. Mrs Niohol. Qaeen-street, next dtw to Albert Hotel. ~ ' IX7" ANTiSD, to Sell, a nearly n^w centre. t T board' Yaoh't, well found'and ooppered.- O. Balloy, Shipbnlldor, naar the Dock. ANTED,- Purchasers tor Good Swede Turnips, in lots of 5 tons, delivered ai any railway station within 10 miles of Otahuhu. Price. 30b por ton, or 26a on tho ground.—Fishoi and Co ___!__ %XT ANTED. K^OWN-TM6 only Per- T T foot Cnro for 'f oothaoho and Neuralgia, and no qdro do pay, is by applying to Professoi Gueecott, the only Praotloal Herbalist in the Colony.—ahortland-Btreet. WANTKD SEEN, the Ladies' Ulsters, 6s 6d ; Ladles' Jackets, 6s Gd; Girls' do., Cs-At Dampier'B Wakefleld-Btreet Shop. WANTED KNOWN—Householder! and others must pay for past servioes Otherwise the Night 801 l Contractor will, dis oontlnue fnrther attendance, June quartoi now <lne.—ftfllce, City Market, Queen-sttoei on trail 00. WANTKD KNOWN, that Sharland'i Cherry Pectoral relieves Coughs in tet minutes; bottles, 2s Bd.—AiidreßS, oppositi Poat-offloe. WANTED KNOWN—PhiSips's Cloth ing Mart will Ro-open in his Nov Promise- on Saturday no_t. WANTED KINOWN-Men's Twcec Vests, 3b 6d; Youths', 2s 6d; Boy.'. 2s. Ful Stook Hoßierv from SJd a pair. Boyß' Klastii Braces from 4Jft; Men's from 6d. Men'a am Boya' Felt Hate and Shirts in Great Varlety.- J. & W. WiUlam., ' WANED KNOWN, that Sharland'f Tonlo Balsam and Liver Hegulator I u-ed with marvellous euocess for Indigestion Price, 3a a bottle.—Addreßß t Opposite Post office. • , T \\7 t^e~i?«erle.Bs Glos t T at 7d the bottle) and Cork Soles (ladiet or gents'), 3jd the palr-At every ono o Dataller's Shops, ANTED KNOWN—The Eaglisl Pharmaoy, 181, Qneen-stroet, ia Oor neoted by Telephone with Newton, Northoote Tatrapuna, and North Bhoiej also with nl subscribers, ' ■ \X7-ANTED KNOWN^-That at th V T North Shore Pharmaoy, Prescription are dispensed, and Medicine?, ToJlat AyHoloi Nursery Eenujaitas, Sa, Bupjjaiedat the sam pyipp Cjß Qa,eey-ntreet. \\T ANTED KNOWN-Boya1 Men' W. WUl?am?,°* te Chßa?6r th^ %?mi 6t Jl 0D \iu ANTED Kinowif-That 3,. Cosgrav ,T V ana Op, ore. Belling Men's Bepge Suit tor 27s Od. Vtr ANTED SEEN, ihe ta^ies 1 Trimwe t T Hati at Is and Is Qd, and the Fur Hai for 1* 6d; Sa«n do,, Is QA-A\ Dampfer^ Waki fleld-streetShpn. ■ y< WANTED KNOWN—That" J. Coi grave 8c Ca are Selling Men's Geelon Tweed Troasora and Vests for 17s 60,



Wan tea. 7 ,\I7"ANTED, all persons interested in Te bo »* Aroha stock to become subscribers to *c "Tho Te Arolm Mall," price 2d. Auokland u> AKont, Mr Maoky, foot of Cook-Btroet. Ad _ vertlsements reoelvod by Ingram and Co., B, Hoffman's Bqildlngs. ANTED KNOWN—Working Men can Save their Mopey by calling at the It Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meals 0d: Board and Lodeinß 15a per week.—Note - ttao Bddroes: Nearly opposite the 'Waitemata - and oloae to the Dock. Lower Albortatreot, "• VITANTED SEEN, the Japanese Silk, r » T Is 3d the yard: Colored Satin, Is 9d; X Black do.. 2si 3d and 3s; Black Velveteen, Is c lid and 2a 6d, at Dampler'a .Wakefleld-Btreot WANTKD— Tailors to bear in mlno. that I have In atook a large assortment y of Black and Blue Snpcrfines and Doeskins, a- Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim icings of all descriptions, short lengths of whloh - I out at Wholesale Price. v A. LOVBTT, r- WeUesloy-Btreet. - \\T AJS TE D KNOWN— >• TV BLOMFIKLD'S WORM POWDKBB 3, are the Finest Remedy for Worms, In packets, One Shilling; by Post, Is 2d.-WSBX KND - PHARMACY, PonßOnby. s X\T ANTE D KN O WN^ T7 BLOMFIKLD'3 SOOTHING POW - DKRS, a cooling aporlont for Children cutting « teeth, troubled with eruptions of skin. Packets c Is; Post, la 2d.-WKS'f BND PHARMAOY, Poneonby. 0 Y^ANTED KNOWN—That we have c TT Invoices of BhlrtlDga, Flannels. Dress Materials, Pelt Carpetß, and Cocoa Matting ust " landed ez Lalra.—J. &W. Williams, 83, Kara ' sgahape Road. W~ANT¥d KNOWN —That Newton boats Queen-street for Cheap Clothing • and Drapery, and that we beat Newton.—J. and . W. Williams! Importers, 82, Karangahape j Hood. I' Y^TANTED SEEN, tho Gent's Tweed T T Coats, Ss Gd ; Holland dp. (small sizes), Is 6d; Gontß' Cheßt Scarves, fd; Boys' Belts, 1 3d. QtDnmplor'a Wakeflold-street Shop. __ ■ RANTED KNOWN, ttiai ounsonand TT Martin, 63, Ca»tom-house-Btreet. are supplying Maize, Oats, and Beans (orashed and - whole), Bran, Sharps, Chaff, Eonedust, see,, at Lowost Rates, V\l ANTED, the Public of Pitt-street, I v f Grey-street, and eurroundlng districts , ;o n»tice tho Cheap Groceries at Windsor Store, Pitt-street. All New Season Goads, at prioea to . lefy Competition, — Salmon 9d, Lobster 9Jd, i Plcklos only Bd, Sauces 6d, Yorkshlro Kellah t 7}d, Vinegar 91 per bottle. Household Soap lid per bar, Beat Mottled 9d. Best Yellow 9d, arerm Candles Bd, Marmalado Bd, Hobart Town Jams i Bd. Splendid Currants GJd. Flno Haiiinsßd, Rico ■ 3d, Best do SJd. Good Potatoes 201b for Is, Fine Onions 71b for Gd. Note our Sugars, W, 4Jd,a>id >d por lb, not to bo beaten. Splendid Teas.!ls id. 2s, and 2a 8d por lb; try Hb sample, Canter bury Baoon, best quality i ao Hams, very mild; lo Prime OheeßO. only Bd. Dovoe's Kerosene, is por tin. Igalls; Wood's Bost Flour, in 601b bags, 7s 9d. All other goods at unusually low prices. Note the addrosa—Windsor Btore, Pltt stroet, Asplnall aad Palmer, Proprietors. WANTKU KNOWN— OITIZBNS' BALL. Vbby Impohtant —This Is tho way Dampler ias bojjun to treat tho aristocracy of Auckland at his Now Boot Shop. Victoria-street (late W. John atono'u). He is aotually Boiling Pollook'a Gonta, Celobratod Dress Boots (whloh are being sold olsowhore at £1 and dBl Is) for ,11s; Ladles' High-logged Priza Medal Prunella Boots (whioii are elaewhere at least 8s) for 6s fid; Ladles' Black Kid shoes (which aro elsewhere 10j Ed for 8s Gd; Ladles' White Kid Boots: Ss Gd; White Marsala do, ia Cd; lots of other kinds very Cheap, Having retained the services of Mr Budge, ato foreman to Mr Johnetone, I Intend to have Boots mado to order of the same quality an Mr W. J. did, and at lower prices.—W. H. DAM PUCK, Bootmaker, late W. Johnßtone, Victoria strait. N.H.—I am happy to Inform my slnoere friends that tho cow Boot Venture is already a groat auoocas, A^ II T^ D, ALL THE Workihq Men op Auckland to come and Inspect the SPLKNDID NKW GOODS Just Airlvod ex Cambria. Balmorals and Blastic^Sldo Boots, onlr 10s Gd, the beat valuo evor offered in Auok]and, Also, 15 Trunks Ladles' Button and Fancy Elastic Rid Boots, the beat and oheapast in Auokland, Don't forgot the AddreßS— H. SAW X I NS, THE RED BOOT WAREHOUSE, VIOTORIA-BTREKT. T\7 ANTED GASH FUKCHASEKS yon FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS OF Prime Salt Butteb 1/ TO 1/3 PER ft,. PUr IN KEG 3 CONTAINING FROM 30 TO 60 POUNDS. AND IN JARB FROM 12 TO 18 POUNDS. JR. JXi £ W, GROCER, . VIOrORIA-STREET. ANTED KNOWN t3T FOR CASH ONLY- Good Value In Blankets, from fl/U to 45/ pair Good Value In Quilts, from V6 to 12/4; size. 10-9 Good Valno in Sheeting, from #i; 72 lnoh, 1/ Oood Value in Calicos, from /2}; white. /3 Good Valno In DroBS Materials, from yj} Good Valuo in Winceys, from /3J to 1/3 <»ood Value In Lace Curtains, from S/U to 30/ Good Value In Ladies' Ul»tora, from 8!$ np Good Value in Hosiery, all blzub and makes Hood Valuo in latins and Volvotcons, from 2/0 Good. Valuo in Handkerchiefs, from Hi eaoh flood Valuo in Table Napkins. /7i; Cloths. 2/ Good value in Folt Carpets, 1/4; Tapestry, %9 Good Valuo In Millinery and Underclothing Good Valuo In Haberdashery Good Valuo In 2-button Black Rid Gloves, 1/9 Good Valuo In Ladles' Corsets, 2/6 to 10/0 At wm. h. smith's ■ CnKAP DIUPBRY WABK^ODSK, Corner of Upper Queen and Alexandra-streets, Opposite Army and Navy Hoteli N.8.-Qur Well-aßsortea Stook of GKNKRAL DRAPERY la BOUGHT OBBAP FOR CASH, and marked In plain figures at 10 nor cent, less than ■ usual Qneen-stroet prioea. Wo invlto oompari- Bon | . ; yip a n t ejo_ k xr b w n. ' TWO SHILLINGS IN THE POUND ; DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH PUROHASBS OF FIVB SHILLINGS AND UPWARDS, AT STEPHENSON'S, KAKANOAhAPK SOAD, i Bplennld Value in SBln M Tilte Calico, 6/6 per doz . Good Value in Blankets, 7/6 to 80/ per pair Unoqnalled Valuo in Ulsters, 4/9 to 35/ e«oh ; Hplendid Value in Jersojs, 6/B, worth 9/6 • Good Valuo in Millinery and Underclothing i Unequalled Value in 160 liadies Felt Hats, 2/fl eaoh Splendid Value lij Loner Uoo Curtains, 1/ per yd Good Valuo in Dress Materials, from Hi yd 1 Unequalled Value in Coloured CashmeKS, 1/ ' per yd Pplendid Valuo In Corsets, 1/8 to 12/8 por pair Uneaoalled Value to Coraotei i/8 and $j Good Valua in Hosiery, all sises, &o, : Splonoi* vailuo in glaok Kid Gloves, 8/8 f JneqnaUod Valae in Coloured Serges, /1U per y d Gooci- Value in Colonial Flannels, from vi , Wanted Known—Dressmaking on Premlies Unequalled Value In Satins, 2/6; Velveteens, 2/J At STEPHBNSON'S. Nbwton HQosa, Nswtoi{, " s N.n.—Cannv.ent on our Stook of General ■ Drapery Is needloss; a single call is sufßolent to - prove that purchasers of Drapery can get best vanle for their money at QTEPHEIJSON'S, ; ° NEWTON. •Vy A N X E iJ ktlo VV A" , THAT J, GILJOP, i o» UPPER SYMONDS-STREET. [ Hab Exoblubnt Value ;n thk Foixowino NEW GOODS s , Waited IJnown—Bood Value In English and , New Zealand Blankets, at J. Gllmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value In New Zealand and Kngliah made Flannels, at J. Gllmour'c Wanted Known—Good Value In Mobslol' and Kaiapol Tweeds, at J. Gilmour'q. T Wanted Known-Good Valua in Ladles' and Gentlemen's Umbrellas, at J. Gilmour's, 1 Wanted Known—Good Value In Ladles' Dress ■ Serges, Kngllsh and French make, at J. ' Gllmour's. j Wanted Known—GoodValnelnLadie3 Holsery at J. Qilmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value In Ladiea' Stays. at J. Gllmour's. 3 Wanted Known-Gcpd \alvo In Men's Hats, at _ J. Gllmour's. Wanted Khowsj—Good Value In Men's Water ;• pjoof OVer Coata. at J. Qilinour'a. r Wanted Known—Good Value In Men's Tweod Trousers and Vests, at 3 t J» GILMOURS, |j X7IPPBK SYMONDS BTBRBT. G" IENTLEMAN with £500 would lil^e to X join another In some Business, tans or I OOuntry.-Apply T.J.. BTAB ofgoe. GENTLEMA«r vfiti a Capital ot mo to £1,C89, wishes to Purchase an a latereßt in a good established General BaslnQsg j, In town.—Addresa Bnßlneßs, Stab offlco. 8 'rpo DKAPIKS.-^Situation wa,nte"d by .; J advertiser (34) .with good English and a Colonial experience; first class references; d tow,n or country.—H.G., Sta,B Offlco, - A RARE CHANCE f<v a working man c (%. -with c, amall capital, ta Join the Adver & tissr in a AUnufaoturlng Business already eßt»b\lßh#d With njotlve power apid maohinery, j —For further paritculars apply to X, Arthur, • Anotloneer and Baleaman, Queen-street. B. JMPOKTANX TO PAKEBTS who are JL desirous to see their sons and daighterg - learning a healthy remunerative trade—W, 3- McArthnr and Co., Boot MaDufaoturcrs, want ig Apprentices in every Department.—Esoeislor Factory, Queen-street.



Wanted. WANTED SEEN, the Large Stock o: "Winter Rlbbonß for Hi— At Dampler'i Wakefleia-Btreet shop. WANTED, a Carpenter who under stands building cottages ; an eldorlj man preferred; constant job.—Apply, Btatlnp wages, to Carpenter. Stab Office. WANTED, a Boy to milk and make hlmoelr generally useful on a farm.—C. Nloholl. Mangore. ANTJJD to Rent, Houses within ten minutes' walk of Queen-street.-Apply. stating terms, to Armstrong & Co., Commission Agents, 177, Qneen-street. \a:ANTED, a First-class Coatmakerj T T constant employment and good wages.— Apply J. Williams, People's Tailor, Viotoria street. WAMTED KNOWN —We are still making these Wonderful Bargains— Trousers, 13s Od; Salts, 53b.-J. Phillips, Tailor, Queen-street. WANTED, to Sell Five or Six Good Farm Horsesi—Apply to W. Crowther. WANTED, Housekeeper (middle-aged); also, good Gardener.— Apnly Arm strong & Co,, Labour Kxohange, 177, Queen street. WANTbD, a Good General Servant.— —Mrs James Maof&rlauo, Jermyn street. ANTED, a respactable Boy about 14 aa an Apprentice to the Pastry-cook and Blaoaltbaklng lino.—Apply Star office. WANTED, a Man for a farm.—Apply to John Buchanan, Castouihouse-st. VZTANTED, a Young Man for the Boot TT Doßaitment.—Wm. Mo Arthur fe Co. WANTKD. a respectable Servant Girl about 15 years.—Apply to Mrs D. Evitt. 251. Queon-atreot. AN i ED, a Man who thoroughly understands the manufacture of hy draulic Hrao; to obo also acquainted with the making of ooment a preference will be given,— Apply Warkworth Cement Company, Colonial Bank Buildings, Auckland. WANTED for Tauranga, a good Man Cook: also, a Billiard marker. Must have references.—Apply Mrs Klsmore, Short land-atroet. WANTED to Lot, a Shop In connection with the Baths, to a first-class hair dreesor.—Apply Publio Hot Batbu, Viotorla street Kant, next the Cheap Bedding and Fnr nltureMart. ■ WANTED, Settlers to know that American Waggons, light and heavy, either with or without springs, are for sale at A. Maokle's, Durham-Btreot \ also, very hand some Hooded Boggles, double and single, hung on an entirely new prlnoiple, and ct the best quality ever yet landed on these shores. WANTED Known — Armstrong and Co.'h Labour Kxchango Offlco. All labour furnished free of charge, and with the utmost despatob,—Ofllco over Clark and Guno'a, Queon-street 'fcA/'ANTBD KNOWN. — That Shar- TT land's Family Pills are invaluable for Constipation, "Headache, and Indigestion.— Price Is Hot. Addresa—Opposite Post Office. VX7" AN TED.-The Public to know, that T T Mnnro & MlUigan. Hobson-etroot, have added to their Tailoring Department a branch for the manufacture of Boys' and Yotitha' Clothing, made to order, from their large stock of guaranteed shrunk tweeds. WILL bo on View, To-morrow Night, a Drawing-room Suite in Cretonne—at T. Mclvor'a Furniture Bazaar, City Market. To _et. rpo LET, a 4-roomed Cottage, top of I Qrace-Btreot, off Ponsonby Boadi-Apply P. Hutnhinaon, Farnworth Cottage, Arthur- Btreet. Ponsonby, TO LET, a 5-roamed House in O'Noil ii.Btrcot,—Knqulre at Roberta's Store, Pon sonby ltoad. T\\O Lk.T, In private family, two pleasant JL Booms (unfurnished); aUo, a Small Bed room (furnished), suitable Ux olderl/ person or young lady. Mo olilldren.—Enquire at St*b o files. rjp.O LET, a New Five-roomed Cottage in JL Proapeot street, Ponsonby. Also, a Kour roomed Cottage In Clarencs-street; every con vonlenoo.—Apply to W. G. Allen, Claronoo street, Poneonby. _ rpo LET, an JBifiUt-roomed House in X Kilon Torrwe; largo garden. Kent* 16s per week.—Apply Fripp and Cameron, Queon etreet, rpo LET, in Somerset Place, Two Houses 1. with gas and water laid on,—Apply to Mr 1). Fallon, near Railway btation. rjlO LET, -well finished House of 7 rooms, X hall 6 feet wide, lawn in front, water laid on: rent low to a permanent tenant,—Howe etreet, near Wellington-street. rpo LET (with immediate possession), X a Shop and Store in Queen-street, now oooupled by D. Bloom.—Apply on the promises, TO LET, Office corner ct High-street and Vuloan Lane.—Appl7 to R. Home, No. 20, New Zealand inßaranoqjßuUdlngg. rt\O LET, a Family Residence at Epsom, 1 with 90 acres of land.—For particulars, apply to T. Pi Cloghora. Bpsom. rpO LET—Ponsonby Road, corner Pic- I ton-street, those Commodious Business Premises oocupied by H. C. Bettany. ■10 LET—Wellington-street, Grocer's Shop and Dwelling, established fifteen years. FOR BALK — Choice Allotment in Lower Hepburn and Wolf-streets, on terms to Bait pur chasers.— 8. Y. COLLINS, HBtato Agent, High-street. rpo LET, in George-street, Ponsonby, a ! Five-roomed House.—Apply Mm A. Wat son, Oook-Btreet ' rpo LET, Bouse ia Collingwood-street. 1 -Apply to W. Baoon, West street, Newtop. rpO LET, In Brighton Road, Parnell, a JL Verandah Cottage of four rooms and Ecnllery; good well, and water laid on.—Apply to J. F. Molntyre, Brighton Road. Parnell. ]fc,l OU NT EDEN,-To Let, Comfortable JLt L House, four apartmonts.—Apply, Stab oinco. MOUNT ALBERT.-To Let, a Firs roomed Cottage with large Allotment oc good forest troee. Also, Wheelwright and Blacksmith Shop, with good well and main road frontage.—Apply to X, O. Greenwood, Quoon and Shortland streets. "VTORTHCOTE. _To Let, Slx-roomed JL" H.ouee (tfurnlshed), with 2J aores of land planted with fruit trees.—B, Homo, No. 20. N. 55 Insurance Buildings. fVTORTH SHOKE. —To Let, a'"New -L" House of 10 roorca, well eltuatedi and suitable for lodging house: also, Furnished Cottage.—X. and R. JDader. Devonport Store. ffor Hale. 1/iOR SALE, a good Freehold Allotment .£_ (flße lanWMtt frontage, with a depth of 190 ft (with 102 ft wide at thebaekh situated at Biohinond Road, sear PonßOnby, Nioe view of the Waltemata and surrounding oountry: ex cellent poflltion for a house. Plenty of apace to plant an orohard, and well watered- The allot ment joins the Surrey Hill estate, and is fenoed on two sides: houses are all around. Price, only ias per foot, Terms; A portion of the purchase monoy paid down, and balanoe taken weekly. Thia ia a good opportunity fer an industrious man.-Apply to Publisher, Stab offlco. jtf>Oß SALE, Fine Little Property in -1- Norfolk-afreet. Pongonhy, consisting of woll built Fo.ur-roomed House, with every oon yenienoe. and good stead aUotment.-Central Land Agency, oorner Queen-street and Vuloan Lano.-QeoTge Fraeor, Manager. STIOU SALE, a quantity of Zinc-lined X Cases.-W. H. Fonton, 78, Queen-Ptreet. T H FE| UO™ENT3, ClareaoeHStreet,- s Ki»gS n a z uaß' Gra(ton Roaa- A s^ai r?L S at Fanw^y-Noyaoote, Now -F. G. Kwlngton' Ber<»fara-street tor gale. F^J. MOSS]. ivr. F, O'SDLMVAN, C^ J. MOSS & GOJ •■- ° LAND AND BSTATK AQKNTS, SHORTtASD-STRKET, FC.R SAIjE, a Large Allotment in Brighton Road, ParneU (100x300), •" Dllsutt"l LOVIOB. Pokeno about 10 aores, 110 ACKKB near Tuakan; SO aores In grass, re mainder open fern and bush. Prioe, £500. 36 ACRES, all Improved, sloao to the Whanga rata Railway Station; good house, cow ahed, barn, &o.; woll sulteu lor fruit rxow tng, A LAKGB SECTION in Bereslord-stroot, 80 feet frontagei 600 ACRKB, partly Improved, 19 milea from Auokland, and 1 mile from railway station^ good 8-roomed House, and all necessary out buUdings. Prioe, BICSO. In addition to tie above, we have a Large Number cj Town and Country Properties for Sale, Including some Large Blooks oC Land In tha Walkato Diatriot. F. J. MOSS & CO., Shortland-street. For continuation.'see Sirat Page Board ana Residence. B~"OAitD AND RESIDENCE for Two respectable Yonng Men j without Board if required. Terms—Moderate.—Apply to Mre Komble.Vlncent-Btreet.next to Dr. McDonald's, South. . /IOVEKJMOK UKOWiVE HC'I'JSIj, VJT HOBSON-STRBKT, Board and Lodging. «...«._«.,20s per Week BINSLBROOM_ _„««___ ~2jg, VACaNCY for 2 or 3 Gentlemen, foui ' mlnntes from P. O. If permanent, 18s pel week.—For address apply w. D. Dallen, Con feotloner. Queen-street. U UPERIOR Board and Residence (batn, C? piano, larse grounds), not to be e<jnaU ed, in central position in Auokland, for families ladles or gentlemen. Address, Star Offloe. ' Calls. mAIRTJA GEM GOLD-MINING COM X PANY (LIMITED). The Dlreotors have this day made a Call (th< flrstk of Twopence psr share on the Capital o tho Company, dna and • arable to the Manager at the Uonapany'a Ofßoe, 5< N.Z. Insurant Bulidiags, Auckland, on or before WKDNBB DAY, Jnly I2'h, 1882. Shareholders who have paid the preliminary call will receive credit against above Call* JOHN B, BANDBRBON, Manager. Auckland1, ESfcU June, 1882. KSSSiiiBIIBIHHnSniBIHIB



Public Notices. TN consequence o£ having JReOBIVBI BY 188 San Francisco Maid ' an kntibkly nkw and thrilungls sensational novel. entitled, " Thd Leaven worth Murder," It has been decidod to withdraw from pub lication the Romanco originally adrertised, "THE LEAVENWORTH MURDER," BY ANNA KATHffiHINK GREEN, Rivals In its ingeniously constructed pot those of Wllklo Collins, and it holds tho reader In Buspsnse from the very commencement to ita Hnal denouement. THE LEAVENWORTH MURDER, Will be published in the Star Saturday boppLEMENT." The First Chapters to appear NEXT SATURDAY, IST JULY. Subscription to Stab, by pest, 7s 6d per quar ter, payable in advanoe. THK PRESENT IS THK TIME TO SUBSCRIBE, rpHE AUCKLAND ■*■ FORWARDING AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGENCY Respeotfully begs to draw the attention of the General Public of Anokland and surrounding distrlots to the advantages offered by this Agency of a Cheap aud guaranteed tegular Conveyance of Paroels, Goods, &c, in tho Town and Suburbs. For oonvonienco, Jgenoles for Booking Orders aro established in all the Suburbs. ssr The Head Office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. DELIVERIES l Town—Hourly. Suburban, 11 o.ra. and 4.50 p.m The Delivery commences Ist July, 2882; HSAD OFFICE: NATHAN'S BOND, CUStOMHOUSE _ BTREKT. fjiHE UNION S, S. M. SASH A^D DOOR COMPANY (LIMITED). The PREMISES of the above Company will be strictly ULOSBD for STOCK-TAKING on SATURDAY, Ist July, DAVID MURDOCH. Secretary. HOUSES BUILT on the Weekly Pay ment System. — Apply Waller, No. 2, Grafton Road, off Kyber Pass. , "D EMOVAL, — Glasgow Loan Office LV Elliott-street.—Persons having pawned iilnga with mo will find the same at my Shop, Pitt-street, between top of Vincent ana Hobson streets. New and Left-off Clothing Bought and sold. Letters punctually attended to.— JAMK3 OLARXBON. h>L ipOR GREAT BARRIER <sri^v f 6UMFIBIiD9.-The cutter J^^S^WANDKREKwiII bbU TO-MOR- MzSSeZ ROW (Satnrday) AFTERNOON. mtmmn _O. H. HUTOHINSON, Cußtom house-street. TgJSTATE OF KUMMER a CO. All CLAIMS againat this Estate must be rendered to the undersigned on or before the Sißt August, as a Viist and irinal Dividend will be paid shortly after that date, <3te°e"> Sffg Slgw^. l^tees. KOEFOED'S TOMATO SAUCIs, in pints, reduced to 8s per dozan. Usual dlaoount to Wholesale Merchants.-JOHN BUCHANAN, Agent. A SPLENDID WARM OVERCOAT r* for SOs, or good Suit to measure, £3 3s, at J. Willidtns's, Tailor, Victoria-street W ° g » o^ ii To the Inhabitants of Auckland and tub Public Gbnkballt. The undersloned having taken over the Busi ness previously carried on by his father, Edgar Kins, will pay all Debts and reoeive all Aooounts inouired by the same up to date. (3lgned) FRANCIS KING. DC Grey-street, Auckland, N.B.—F. K. hopos, by Btriot attention to busi ness, and selling none but genuine articles at a low figure, to merit a share of publio patronage. Please notioe that in future I shall only keep the double-Btrength SarsaparlUa,; prloo, 2s 6d and Is per bottle. OIAIO 410,000 LENT on Building 3mJL\J Society principles, or on other terms o suit borrowers. Allotments bought and louses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Bee. List of Properties tor nab on 4th puce. Six per coct allowed on mosey deposited for Investment.— O. Williamson, Land. Rstato and Financial Airent and Valuator, Voloan Lane. OINGBR UKWING Tl/TACHINES * EICOKIVKn HIGH AWARDS AND SPECIAL HONOURS AS THE INTERS ATIONAL EXHIBITION, CHRISTCHURCH, TWO GOLD DIED ALB AND TWO SILVER MEDALS, NEW FAMILY MACHINE, With Latest Improvements, Matt bb bad on Time Payments or 3s. Bd, a Week, without extra charge for Interest. Machines all classes) thoroughly Repaired at Factory Prices. LARGK NBW PREMISES NOW OPEN. Letters to be addressed— " Tax Sinsbb Company, 261. Quaon-street Auokland," SPECIAL EXTRA QUALITY COTTONS AT COST PRICE. HpHOSE WHO ENJOY A COOL SWEET SMOKE, SHOULD TRY OUR BOLAOK MIXTURE AND . ' RUBY FLAKE OUT. kt—Fob cioibbsttes Otra YELLOW BIRDITOBAOOO is allowed to be ABOVE ALL other Brands, Partridge and Woollams, OPPOBITK UNION BANK. O KATES. SKATES. SKATES, Wanted Known - That BRANSTON and FORSTER are now manufacturing Skates of all Bizes. on the mos approved prlnolple, and at Reduced Prioes SELLING OFF-T-\RAWINGROOM SUITES XJ at reduoedprioea. For Cash, at T. & HTCOOKE'S, 123, Queen-street. SELLING OFF-TWINING ■ ROOM BUITEB \J at reduced prices. Fob Cash, at T. & H. CUOK&'d, 123, Queen-street. SELLING OFF-TRON BEDSTBADS AND X COTrt at rednond prices, FoRCASB.atT.SBH.COOKii'a, 123, Qneeu-street, SELLING OFF-ri ARPE TSL Hearthrugs, \j Linoleun>t%nd Floorcloth at reduced prioes, For Cash, at T. & H. COQKKy, 123, Qaeen-streer. SELLING OFF-/71ILT CHIMNEY GLASSEE VJ Black and Gold Mirrors, and Toilet Glasses, at reduced prioes, For Cabb, at T. & H, COOKE'S, 128, Queen-street. BELLING OFF—T> KMNANTB of CARPETS, Jtt FLOORCLOTHS, &a! at and nnder cost price, Foe Cash, at T. & H. COOKE'B 123, Queen-street. SELLING OFF-rpHE WHOLE OF OUB X IMMENSE STOCK OI FURNITURE. CARPETS FLOORCLOTHS, and BED DING, at greatly reduce* prlceß, For Cash, previous v ' . removing to our New Shim :« Booms In Victoria-street—T and H. COOKE, 123, Queen street, j



J. —T ■■■--- V j Fnblic jNotioeß< |! JMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE. I MB ROBERT BARLOW, who may be fairly 1 Oonsiderod the Hero of New Zealand for the : time, has kindly volunteered to appoar on the 1 i Stage of tho Theatro Hoya) durlnf? the perform- 11 anpo TOMORUOVV (Saturday) EVENING* Ist July, and ekplaln and Bhew descriptively how 3 ha captured and broußlit to justice tho Mar- .( derer of Kdwln i"aokor from the King; Conntry 3$ (In sp'ta of many hardships and uililcultlee) — THK MURDERER WiNIATA. WARWICK HOUSE, PONSONBY ROAD. S". W,, UP3COMBE. for many years with H. P. GIBBONS & UO., boRS to announce to i the residents of Ponnonby and the public penerallr. that ho has taken over the bUßinosa 1 lately carried on by MKa, STALIiARD. F. W. Is., by close attontion to business, first- I olas; articles, and rcsonablo prioßß, hopes to I Rttluosharo of public patronatto. Possession will be taken on SATURDAY, JULY IST. f» —— a F. W. LIPSOOMBB. i WARWICK HOUSE, Ponsonby Road. N.8.-Famllios waltod on for orders. TO the Inhabitants of Ponsonby, and the Publlo Generally, MR O. STALLARD bans to thank his ous tomera and the residents of Ponsonby for their past liberal patronage, ana having given ever tho business to Mr X W. Lipscombe. solicits a continuance of their favours on his behalf. GEORGE bTALLARD. „ rV\BJ& PENNY TIME TABLE far X JULY will be published TO-MORROW at all Stationers; new information. .Lost and Found. LOST, on Thursday, 29th, a Leather Ban containing Five Pounds in Gold, also a Post-office Order for 9a—Anyone brlnßlpg same to Mr Gladdlnß's Grocery Store, Mount Eden, will rocolyo a reward of £1. LOST, last Thursday evening, on Kybor Pass Road, between Railway Bridge and Newmarket, MSS. and other payers.—Anyone rotnrninc tho same to Kynsr Pass Bakery, will receive 5b reward. - USl"? between Dennos's Sewing Ma* chine Depot and the Market, a Pnrsa containing cold and Bllver.—Any one retracing same to Mr Clifford, Queen-street, will bo re-. --, warded. . . i LOUT, a small Black Horse—Finder will be rewatded on returning same to Mrs Philip, No. 137. Vlotorla-streot. Anyone detaining same after this noiluo will be pro?o ---onted< . LOST, a Light Brown Bull''Terrier Puppy, strayed from Grafton Road, on Sunday, mid-fiayt—los reward will be paid by Mrs Ansell. Willow Bank.'on its being returned; I^OUND —Cheque, drawn on the Austra lian DeposltandMoitgage Bank, Limited, - Owner may obtain came by applying at this office. Educational. \T_I G H T SCHOOL. BVKNING CLASSES In Beading, Writing. Arithmetic, &0., &c, from 7 to 9 p.m., by Mr. Hy. Kkamek, Shortland House, bhortland street. ■_ g W'ATERI.OO QUADRANT. — Estab lishment for Young Ladles, conducted by Mrs. Norm aw.—Third Quarter cominenoaa on MONDAY next. Jnly 3rd. FONSONBY HIGH SCHOOL, Pon.1 sonbr Road, oonduoted by Mrs. Shatlh Gkohqe —The t'chool will reopen after the Mid win tor Hollflays on MONDAY. July 3ra. i ) IMIE MISSES BANKS' SCHOUL wilt . reopen on MONDAY, July 3rd.—Lessons n Muslo, Drawing, French, and Was Flowers, if required.—Cholmley 1 touae, Vlnoent Lane. Lieotures. THE NEWTON SCHOOLS COM. •MITTEB Respectfully inform Parents and Guardians of tho District that PROFESSOR DKNTON Will deliver a Lecture on "Geology," at the NKWTON ATHKNiEDM, : On MONDAY BVifNING. 3rd Jnly (The proceeds, jf any, in aid of tho School Library). Tho Leotnre will bo illustrated by 60 selected Magnificent .Paintings and Photographs, ilia* mlnated by the Oxyhydrogen Light, " Admission: Adults, Is; Children, 6d. Door open at 7, oommonoe at 7.30 preoisely. Tenders. IJI O B U_X_L D E R S. Tenders will be received up till Noon W 1 WBDNESDAY, 12th July, for the re-erection of the Exchange Hotel, ParnelL Drawings and specifications at my office, Hoffmann's Bnili lngs, Queen-street, ROBBRT M. WATT. _____^ Architect. V i?or continuation, ate First-Page,) Meetings. • \ UCKLAND ENGINEER VOLUN £L ■ TKKBS. . ; • The Committee of the above Company win stt5 tte Ins1 n 5^ t n ."1 T o tt DtUl:Blied TO-MORROW (Satur day) BVKNING, at 7 o'clock, for the purpose o£ issuing Tickets to the members of the Company. " i _ B. DAWBON, Seo. A.V.E. ,'. JgAND Of_HOfE UNION. "JOHN TREGKNOWETH." All the Friends who took part in the above^ are earnestly requested to meet In the Alxaadra- ~ MnS^fS?^ 1™ Methodist Sohoolroom TO- - KORRUW (Saturday) KVBNING, at 7 O'olook. it 18 proposed to poform the Servioe for the entertainment of the Officers and Men. of H.M.B. NelßOn. Please bring your Books.' •. ' , W. J. MACDERMOTt, Kcoretary. T.0.G.T., R.W.G.L. OF THE WORLD. * v^P 00!?. 18?? 810110*the ooovo Lodge will Bel iXsl^wny 111. IB *« * A Lodge will be oalled to order at 7 n.m. ' J.0.G.T., K.W,G.L. Qg THE WORLD. LODGB^™^" 3 Memberaprthe VICTORIA buuGß, No. 22, are requested to meet at tha Temperanoe HalL Albert-ntreet. at 7.80 tK SJ,? a K«f°^ (f atßrday)LßVttNlNG. for the pttS Pe Bn ena°n fttt B,Nl?7lf lal VlB" t0 *h"-B** By order. D. ROBKBTHQN, W.O.T. TVTOKTH SHORE HIGHWAY i-l DISTMCr. The Annual Meeting of the Ratenavewt nf thi £ aboy^ district win be held at thT^iSto Hall w^lL p-^'lltor J th!.l)llriloaeotreoelvlngthe - H. J. HAWKINS. Northobte. June 30,1882. Chaimatt, QNB TKEE HILL._HIGHWAY Dig. 11OBKRT HALL, Chairman of Board. Auctions. W. 8. OOCHBANEJ. (JAS. DA^ MONDAY, JULY 3, i O P A "IT EKE, : BAMUEL COCHRANE & SON Auctioneers. * " WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, At 11 o'clock a.m. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from V r Somernold, Esq.. to «eU L »mh™ ti dhel&n.» t aUho »* tfVtffiMS The Allotments are numbered, veeeea »** Also. PARISH OK TAUPIRI-LOUBO Pariah nf SMcSSMSfr PARISH Off KARAMU, near Whuto; > whata. and close to Mr DiokevV SI2 Lot 122.60 aores of Good Land? tma- TOWN AORB, Cambridge Bast Lot Me oppoeitothßßaUwayStaUon. *■ Lots 67, 109, .157, and 866, iltuatod lattAJi Town of Cambridge, WalkatoT > K. tf GREENWOOD. ■. -■ AnoHoneerJ ■ ■ > • i '•■' t?.- OOrnei of Queen and shortland-Btreeii"" (Oontmued on Fourth /%«,)