CABLEGRAMS.

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SEIZURE OF ARMS BY THE POLICE, ' ' LONDON, June 17.

At to-day's local auction n firm market was again experienced. 7,000 bales were catalogued.

The police today effected tho seizure at Clerkenwell of a large quantity of arms which were known to hnve been intended for shipment to Ireland, .

LONDON, Jiine 17.

A change has been made in the Kussian Council of Ministers. Count Ignatieff, Minister of the Interior, has resigned, and L s been suceeded by Count Folstoi, Minis tot of Public Instruction. Tne death ia announced of vice-Admiral Hall, aged 65. . There has been much discussion in the miners upon the frozen meat trade and the Probability of its successful and profitable Batablishment, Complaiuts are made that the Australian meat is sold by butchers as IRISH REPRESSION BILL. LONDON, Juno 17.

Great efforts are being mnde to push the Tn.h Repression Bill through Parliament, and tUo provisions arc daily discussed in the House of Commons. Seven clauses of t the measure have row been adopted in committee

LONDON, June 16.

Tho Mulling match, Largen v. Pearca, for £100 a-side, was rowed on the Thames to-day, and won easily by the former. THE FROZEN MEAT TKADE.

LONDON, June 16.

The Orient steamship Cuzco, which left Melbourne on May Ist arrived at Plymouth to-day. Her cargo of frozen meat is re ported to be in excellent condition. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, Juno 16. Consols remnin at 1001 ex div. New Zealand securities are unchanged.

AUSTRALIAN.

THE POLITICAL CRISIS. MELBOURNE, this day.

It has transpired that informal negotia tions bavo been opened between the supporters of the Government and Mr Francis with a view to an understanding being arrived at in regard to the budget propo.al. An interview is known to have taken place betwoen Mr Francis and Sir Bryan O'Loughlin, in reference to the position of affiaira. BARQUE IN DISTRESS

MELBOURNE, June 17.

The American barque Blackball, 1,190 tons, timber laden from Burrard s Inlet to Melbourne, has been found in distress, and been brought for safety into Waratah Bay. She la dismasted and making water.

ARRIVAL OF THE H.M.S NELSON.

THK master of the cutter Magic reports bailing seen H.M.S. Nelson between Cape Colville and Great Barrier on Saturday afternoon. Between twelve and one o'clock she was engaged in gnn practice, and afttrwards steamed past Foit Charles. Again, abont 5 p.m., she was seen steaming towards Port Tryphena, Great Barrier, where she wonli probably, anchor for the night. Koggy weather to-day has probably prevented the Nelson from comingjup the barbenr, butjthe may airive now at any moment. In order to give our readers some idea of the class of vessell they may expect to see in the Melson, we publish the following of.-— HM.S. Nklbon, the new fltgahlp for the Australian station, 1b ons of the most formid able vessels of war whloh has yet vlilted thl fl port, and the largest of her own class vet con strnotsd. The Nelson, which arrlvas here under command of Commodore James Krsklne, carries a complement of 48 offloers, 25 marine artillery, 15 marines, and 555 seamen, or a total ship's company of 670 souls. ARMAMENT. Her armament consists of four 18-ton rim*. etna eight M-t«n guns, 'tween deoks ;slxZo -pounders, a like number of the famous Norden feldt guns, and two GatUnff guns, on the main deck. She is also provided with the well known Whltehoad or fish torpedo, and two torpedo boats, eaoh 70ft feet In length, and capable of steaming 17 knsta an hour. She also carries two eleclrlo lights. AN IDEAL CKUIfWR AND FIGHTING SHIP. Speaking In eulogistic terms of the Nelson, an English correspondent says:-"as an •all round fighting vessel, she la eminently adapted for employment in the Southern seas, being a ■wlft cruiser, and poworful in both means of offence and defence. Her designer, the Direotor of Naval Construction at tha Admiralty, has spoken of the Nelson and her Bister ship, the Northampton, as his 'ideal of oruiislng fighting ships.' The novelty of design con sists in the system of armouring, by which the vital parts o£ the veßsel are protaoted at the expense of the exposed parts, whloh may bo pretty well totally des troyed without the vaisel being re»der«d unsafe. To accomplish thla object »rmourplatea Ola thiolc.npOß Win of teak backing, protect tt>e hull from itt above the waterline to sft below It The lower deok is composed throughout of 21n plates, forming a covering to tho machinery. boilers, &o . and lor about 67ft at the fore end there Is an armoured deok2ln ihlok, terminating In the rsm, whilst a ilmilar daok extends aft to the stem. These submerged deoks are intended to protect the lower part of tha ship before and abaft tho armoured bulkheads, and especially the auxiliary steering gear provided for emar- Keneleßj The ends of the vessel abtvethem are entirely unprotected. This horizontal ar mour la a peouliar feature of the ship, and beneath it there Is anfflolent power of flota tion to ensure the vesiel from foundering from any of tho ordinary risks 6f modern war fare, with the exoeptloa.perhaps.of torpedoes. INTERNAL ARRANGEMENTS.

Internally, the Nelson ia divided into 120 Water-tight compartments, and every eon oelvable preoautloa has been taken to provide against destruction by rams and torpedoes. Her longitudinal frames aramade of steel, bo aB to combine lightness with strength; and as this yrlnolple has been obierved throughout, sho is able to carry a heavy armament. BAM AND FIGHTIN GTO WBR. ' The ram of the Nelson is a heavy plate, tri angular in shape, set vertically, and tarmlna- Una in a sharp point lift in advance of the stem. The flgitUw tower, built Ju.t abaft the fore mast. i» one of the latest improvements for use Id naval warfare, in order to direct the move ments of the vessel when in action. It is a oom partment of about Stt square, standing Oft above thedeok, the sides ot the tower being oen ■truoted of steel plates I7ta thiok, aid, of course, are bullet proof. In this' compartment every mdyament of the ship can be con'roUed either for Bteerlng or communication with the engine-room, or for worklng^ha guna, whloh ara flred by means of eleotrioity. , MACHINERY DEPARTMENT. Tha Nelson's present draught of water is 28Jt aft and 26K at the bow. Her displacement is eaual to 7,320 tons, and her engines, which are of the compound vertioal type, can be worked So eaual to 6,610 h.p. or an atgreirate rate of Speed equal to ii knots per hour, she baa two pairs of high-pressure cylinders 1011b in atemoter. stroke 421 n. The framework of tho SnrtfeMß lnoorporatea with the structure of theship Itself, and thereby effects a great saving in weight. The total weight ot the machinery, inoluainpc water in boilers. I* MStons. The propellers are of theManfln type whiehls supposed fo offer less resistance when under sail to the ordinary four-bladed SSfmha The diameter of the blades when flEStaWtt Win, aid thßmean pltob 19ft £'in. & are 10 oilers, which are flred from the ttaaa The machinery department is divided SSfsix fepSata water-ti*ht oompartaents. lineowith ohromataof silver when raWeoted to the aotion of sea water. LIST OF OFFICER?, Thn following la a Hat of her officers :-Com miflnrn James B.BrßSine; Commander, wm. H Hendewn: Lieutenants, Francis Powe i, Mwara X MaiweU/rhomaH O. Fenton Philip FJTiSard. Hon. Gerald V. Digby, a»d T Maurlee w Pnitman • Staff Commander, Jan»B R- of Marine. Major Bowding; toJott- Paymaster, Wm. H. Bowen; Chief 'KmSneerWUUam Giles; Sub-Lieutenant, Kd murosankey: Assistant Paymastor/Geo.F. Mlall: Assistant Knglneerß, James B. B. war simvan? a G. Sclater. A. J. Henniker Hon. n'Atnv Lambton, T. D. t. Sheppard, A. H. W»Mhawe W. A. Ayre, P. B. Garrett. and R. SToffiaohe; Clerk, N. H. Greenwood: as- Blßtant do,, Hi Ai Barron.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

■r x,, COROMAIN BEL, this day. TOKATEA.—The face of the main lead has been carried through the large body of stone last reported, jit is uncertain vet if it is a distinct reef or not. In the intermediate level from the winze it is looking ver? well, both in eaßt and westwkinga, particularly in the latter, The reef is baA on the footwall, well defined, and is greatly improved in country,

SHOCKING TRAGEDY.

A Young Husband Shoots Hinv self Through the Heart.

Jealousy and Domestic Troubles the Causes of the Mash Act.

I Considerable excitement was caused in the neighbourhood of Lower Chapel-street this morning by a shocking tragedy enacted in oue of the houses in that thorough fare. The tenement in question ia occupied by a newly-married couple named Foreman, and shortly after eight o'clock to-day the wife was observed to rush out of the bouse, and immediately afterwards a gun-shot was heard. It was toon afterwards dis covered that Foreman, the husband, had shot himself through the heart with a car bine, and that death had been instantane ous. One of the members of our reporting staff visited the scene of the tragedy, shortly afterwards, and ascertained the following particulars regardiug tho sad ocurcrcnce :—

Deceased Married Six Weeks Ago.

The deceased is a young man Darned Henry Foreman, aged 22 years, and has been employed for some tims past at the Auckland limber Company's mill.Cuatom- House-street West He was married only six weeks ago to-day to Mary Hear linjj, a girl of 18 years, with whom he Bad been keeping company for aome time previously. She is a daughter of Mr iT. Hoarlin?, Wharf Turncock, who resides in Durham-street. The match was not a happy one, and it would seem from all accounts that the youthful pair were almost constantly quarrelliug. They resided for some time with Foreman's mother in Alexandra-street, and subse quently tookahousein Lower Chapel-street, about three doors from Wyndham-atreet. iheir relations became less happy every day, and it is said that on several occasions he threatened to do for his wife. He was a member of the Naval Brigado, and kept his carbine constantly loaded in the house. Mrs Foreman alleges that on one occasion he took down the weapon and threatened to Shoot Her, and lhenPut a Bullet Through Mis Oivn Body.

This is said to have happened in her mother's house. Within the last week, the couple have been quarrelling very frequently. The deceased was found to have taken the measles last Wednesday, and being unable to attend to his work, be was compelled to remain at home. Troubles followed each other in succession, and loat night Foreman found his wife at the corner of the streettalking to a young fel low named Doolan, and struck her in the fa'co. Nor did the quarrel end here. Ac cording to Mrs Foreman's version, she re ceired a beating at the hands of her hus band when they got home, and strong words passed between them. They became friendly again this morning, and par took of breakfast together, Fore man then asked his wife tor several shillings, and sho replied that she had only a half-iovereign and 6s 6d in silver. She required the latter for rent.and gave him the gold. He was not satufied with it, and threw the money on the table. Mrs Foreman, who was standing at the and observing him going to the gun,which was hanging against the wall, the became frightened, and ran away to her mother's house, which was about thirty yards distant. When she reached the corier, She Heard the Explosion of the Gun. Proceeding down Durham-street, she met her mother and told her that her husband had shot himself. Mrs Bearling went in the direction of her daughter's house, and meeting a carttr, employed by Messrs Fisher and Co., butchers, she desired him to accompany her. He com plied with the request, and they entered the house together. Foreman was found lying on the floor quite dead, and it was evident that he had shot

himself through the heart, the body bting quite dead. The floor was covered with blood, and a carbine lay beside the deceased. Dr. Hooper and the police were sent for, and were soon on the spot, Medical Examination.

The medical examination showed that the bullet had entered Foreman's left side, several inches below the armpit, and had passed through the body, and then pene trated tho wall behind him. The caat was tagged and torn where the bullet had entered, and it could be seen that the wound was a large oae, although it was not clearly visible. Dr. Hooper is of opinion that the bullet must have passed through the heart 01 one of the large arteries, and that death was instantaneous. Sergeant Gamble took possession of the carbine in order that it might bs produced at the in quest, which will probably be held by Dr. Philson to-morrow afternoon. Effect on Mrs Foreman.

Mrs Foreman was greatly affected by the distressing occurrence, .and steps were taken to prevent her ttom toting tho body, which whs laid out in the front room of the home where he had resided. She re mained some time at the residence of a kind-hearted neighbour, and was then taken over to the house ot her mother. Deceased met his wife for the firat time about Bine months ago, and after keeping company with her aome time, he transferred his affections to her younger sister, to whom he became betrothed. The en. easement only lasted a short time, and after it was broken off, ForemaH renewed his attentions to the elder aister, and they were married six weeks ago. Since that time they have lived very un happily together. Deceased was em ployed for a considerable time at the Aratapu sawmill, and since his return to town he has been an active member of the Auckland Naval Brigade.

Mary Foreman's Statement.

i'he following is a copy of the statement made by Mary Foreman to the police:—" I am the wife of Henry Foreman, and I was married to him seven weeks ago to-day, About three weeks alter we were married, I wanted to go to a dance in the Temper* ance' Hall, and Harry would not let me. He took a gun down at the same time, and said it I went he would shoot me first, and him«elf after traids. Soon afterwards, he offered to go himself, and we went to the dance together. We had occasional squabbles since thes. Harry was very jealous of me. Last night, about 8.30 p.m., my father came to our house, to see my husband. I said to Harry, "I will take a walk around the corner." I went round the corner into Victoria-street, and met a young man named Patrick Doolan, with whom I was well acquainted, and stopped to speak to him. While we were talking together, my husband came up, and said, "You came around here to meet this young chap," and I replied, '»I did not cpme to see him." He then caught nib by the face, and knocked me down in the street. I was couiting Doolan prewous to marrying Foreman. After I got up, I went home with my husband, and when we got inside he beat me. We quarrelled a good part of the night, I said if we could not agree it wouldj be batter for us to part, and I would go to service. He re plied-" You will have to go." This morning, about eight o'clock, I got Harry his breakfast. We were good friends again, and neither of us spoke of last night. Harry got dressed, and asked me for some money. I had 10s which I gave him, and I had 5s 6d more, which I told him I was keeping for the rent. He wanted that also, but J re fused to give it to him. He did not' say what-be wanted it' for. He threw the 10s which I gave him on the table, and then went and took the carbine. down. I ran out of the house towards my mother's, and when near the corner of Chapel ami Durham-streets, I heard the gun go off. I told mother 1 believed he had shot himself, and she went iip. The MotJier-in-Law's Statement. Mrs Euphemia Heading, wife of Francis Hearlirig, Durbam-street, states that :— About 9.30 a.m. to-day my married daugh ter, named Mary Foreman, camo to my house and commenced screaming. I asked bet what was the matter and sbe replied : "He shot himself." I gutsaed who she meant by tb.e '-he." I ran at once in the direction of my daugh ter's house in Chapel-street, and met Mr Howe, At my request be went with me to the house. We taw my aon-ia law—Harry Foreman—lying on his back in doorway between the front room and the hall leading into the back kitchen. I could see blooa iun. ning from him, and he appeared to bs dead. His "right arm was resting on his breast, while his left hand was lying by Mssia e .r His feet were slightly apart and bent, A short carbine rifle was Won the floor in the front room, about three feet from him, with the muzzle pointing towards

the body. At the suggestion of Mr Howe, I went for Doctor Hooper, and he examined the body, Fore man wa« married to my daughter about five or six weeks, and daring that timo they were always quarrelling. He seemed to be jealous of her, but I never interfered between them. John Howe's Statement. The following statement was made to our reporter by John Howe, who was the first peraon to enter the house after the occurrence of the tragedy :—He Bays: I was coming down Durham-street from breakfast, when 1 met Mrs Heading run ning up the street. She called to me to come back, stating that Harry had shot himself. I went with her to the house, and found the deceased lying on the floor, I took bis hand in mine, and found it to De quite warm. He appeared to be dead, but I heard a gurgle in his throat when turning to speak to Mrs Heading, whom I sent for Dr. Hooper, I saw blood oozing from under the body, and observed a tear in the left breast of the coat, evidently .made by a bullet. Did not see the flesh. There was a carbine ljiug on the floor, and a cutlass on the table. Sent one of Shove's boys for the police, who subsequently took charge of the place. 2he Inquest.

It is probable that an inquest on the body will be held at the Alexandra Hotel, corner of Chapel and Durham-streets, to morrow. Tho news of the occurrence formed tho principal topic of conversation to-day, and caused some excitement in town.

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(BY TELEGRAM-SPECIAL REPORTER.)

WELLINGTON, this day. native Reserves Bill.

It bai been put freely about, probably to help the Bill through, that Mr Bryce says he willresignif the Native Reserves Bill vesting all the native leserves in the public trustee is not carried. The chances of the Bill pass ing at present are alight. Caucus This Afternoon*

A caucus convened by Mr Steward on behalf of Messrs Montgomery, Macandrew, and party is just over. Considerable reti cence was displayed, but I have ascer tained the attendance was fair.

Mr Hutchison was in the chair.

It was resolved to take united action With Sir Geerge Grey's party, so that in tuture debates there should be unanimity of action, and not, as rtccntly.mombors getting up and speaking without any pre-arrangt ment. The meeting was also unanimous as to the necessity of appointing one recog nised leader, but action was deferred until aft«r tho caucus of Sir Georgo Grey's followers, convened for this afternoon, which caucus those who attended tho Montgomery-Macandrew caucus have Be»n invited to attend, and most of them pur pose doing so, Mr Montgomery is prepared either to lead, or, if a majority think it desirable, to follow Sir George Gr«y. So far, there is every indication of a "powerful Opposition being formed.

THE OPPOSITION.

Caucuses To-day,

Want'Of-Conflaence Motion Pro-

posed.

WELLINGTON, this day. The Opposition have arranged for two caucuses this morning, one of Greyites, and the other|of the Macandrew-Montgomery ites section,to consider the basis of co-operation upon a want of confidence motion. The Opposition declare that if Pilliett is elected for Stanmore, they will have absolutely forty-seven pledged supporters, which is just half the H»uae. They further say that there are twelve men unpledged to either side, and it they get one of these it will give them a majority. The form in which the teat will bo taken Is to be dttermined to-day, but something like this is suggested: That a member of tho party who has held no position as leader, such as DeLautour or Dargaville, shall table a motion on some understanding ar rived at beforehand regarding steps that will follow if it ii carried. While the Op position express so much, confidence, the Government side maintain they have still a small majority, despite the result ot tho elections. Parties are ao evenly balanced that one or two votes on either sido will de termiuo the possession of tho Treasury benches. The Monday Caucuses. The Mtcandrew-Montgomery caucus is called by Mr Stewart for noon; and a general cancus by MrFeldwick, Greyite, at four o'clock in the afternoon. Mr Beethani, the Government whip, has also called a caucus for four o'clock,

TEE EGYPTIAN CRISIS.

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CHANNEL SQUADRON AND BRITISH TtiANoPOKTS AT MALTA,

MALTA, June 16.

Several British transports ore here, and are embarking troops in view of possible contingencies in Egypt. The English Channel squadron has arrived here to reinforce tho Mediterranean squadron at Alexandria. THE EUROPEAN CONFERENCE.

CONSTANTINOPLE, June 17.

Further communications have paased between the Ambassadors and '.he Forte with regard to the European Conference which it kas been proposed to hold for tho settlement of the Egyptian criria. The Sul tan, however, persists in his refusal to meet the views of the Powers, despite their re commendations.

ALEXANDRIA, June 17.

It hai tranipired that the Khedive, acting at the instance of Germany and Austria, is endeavouring to form a new Ministry, in which ArabiPasha will be in cluded.

Alarni of Europeans.

Banks and Shops Closed, ALEXANDRIA, June 17, Intelligence has been received that in cod* sequence of the inadequacy of accommoda tion provided by Teaeeli now in port, al* European States are sending ships here to embark their subjects.

Telegrams are to hand stating that active preparations are proceeding at the chief European porta in the Mcditeranean for the immediate despatch of several vossels with ample accommodation. The greatest ex. citement and alarm prevails among the Europeans here.

CAIRO, June 17.

The panic among the Europeans is hourly increasing. All the foreign banks nn# shops in this city have been clpaed. Great alarm is manifested at the hostilp de* meanour of the native pupnlatinn, and a general exodus of the former to Alexandria \a taking place.

ALEXANDRIA, June 17.

Kagheb Slckk Pasha has been entrusted by the Khedive \yilh the formation of a new Ministry.

The monthly inspection patadp of the Victoria Company will take place in Jtho drill-ahed,, to-morrow evening. ' a full attendance is requested. On Thursday last a man named Tome was fonnd lying on the road near Otahuliu insEemi-uncbßScibns state. JUe was re moved to the Hospital, where he now lies suffering bom internal Injuries. How he met with the accident he is unable to state, but it seems probable that he was returning from the elections, and fell or was thrown from his horse. The police received a telegram from i Whangarei this afternoon stating that a man named Dunlop has met with a serioug accident, and that he has been sent down to the Hospital by the Argyle. The Argyle should arrive here about eight o'clock to-night. His Worship the Mayor acknowledges the receipt of the following sums.in aid of the Mansion House Fund. ' Amount already acknowledged, £108 13s 5 J. C. Firth, £5 sa; Archibald Clark and Sons, £5 ss; B. Levy, £1 Is; E. Lister, 8s 6d ; '< Masonic Hall Committee, 10s 6d ; J. Black, £2; J. L; Sinclair, 10s ■ L'.Ehrenfried.flO; Bey. W. Macdonald, £3 3a; H. Keesing, junior, £2 2a. Total, £138 18s. The sum ■will be remitted by the mail to-morrow.

THE PRISONER HARJES.

Return of Siipt. OLhomson.

IXSVERCARGILL, this day. Superintendent Thomson, a passenger from Melbourne, per Rotorua, was unable to bring liis prisoner Harjes with him from Adelaide, owing to insolvency proceedings now pending against him there before the Chief Justice. The R.M. on the production of a -warrant at the expiration of a remand, on 3rd inst,, further remanded the prisoner for another week. On 10th inst., the R.M, committed him to gaol to wait his return to New Zealand; but, in terms of the Imperial Act of last year, ' notified to prisoner that he would not be surrendered to the police for 15 days, as it was further intimated that another delay would probably then take place until the insolvency proceedings now pending at Adelaide are terminated. Superintendent Thomson had, of course, to come away aiter airanjing with the Commi.sioner ot Police there to send over tho prisoner in custody so Hoon as he is surrendered to the police.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Junk 19. 188., Bank of Now Zealand—Sailor., £23 15b Colonial Ban_-Sellers. 60a Now Zealand Insurance—B2s; buyors, 80s South British Insuranoo - Hollers, 618' Colonial Insurance-10s 6d ; touyeiJ, 10s 3d Auokland Gas-Sellers. *l« 7s 6d Coromandel 8.8. Co.—Buyers, 12s Bd Fisher and Co.—Hollers, 12s N.Z. Accident-Buyers, 4i MoanatßiorlG.M. Co.—Buyars, 183 Alburnla-7. (contributing); sellers, 7s fld Caledonian-Sailers, 12.3d North Devon—Buyers, 2s Queen of Be.uty-lOa I'romler—Sellers, 7a vVer_hiko-2»9d; selloia. 33 Bd JO3-PH NKWMaN, Chairman,

The barque Cabarfeldh arrlvad at Halens ville from aydney. In ballast, on Saturday even ing, after a stormy pa«sa«e of over a month. She hits been off the b_r tor the last sixteen d»ys, bjlug unable to get Into port own. to a continuance of easterly galos.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING ■ STAK, MONDAY, JUNE W.



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ANTED, Apprentices to the Millin- TV cry and l)ros»m_klng; also a young girl to assist in housework.—Apply to Mrs Twiddle, Vlotorivßtroot West. WANTED, a Partner in a country store, with £500 capital, and abla to toko the Management £940 worth cash trade done monthly.—-pjly in first instance, by letter only, to J.-.P.. Star ofllce. WANTRD, a good General Servant; must bo tidy, quick and olean.—Apply Mrs Walker, Anglewa-streot. WANTED, Apprentices to tbe Dress making Apply to Mlv Christie, Sress maker, top of Bhortland-street. WANTED, a Boy.-Apply J. A. Pond 8 Homawpathlo Pharmnoy, 153, Qneon- Btroot. _^ WANTKD, Good General servant ; only two In family; refarencos lndls pensable.—Apply Stab ofllce WANTED, a respectable Boy an apprentice to the riding-saddle making. -Ajply W. 8. Jonwi WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1863), good rospoot able Femala aervanta ol all olawea. . , \\A ANTED, at Hannaiord'a Auckland TV Registry (oatablUhcd 1863),,8aker for Walkato, wagos 30a. ANTED, at Hannaford's Anckland Registry -(established 1863), IGenwals (Mount Albert), wages lOa. 12a. WANTED to Adopt, a Girl from 11 upwards (orphan preferred); excellent home.—Hnnmafoid'i Aookland KenUtry. WANTJID, Two Smart Butcher Beys, one must be able to out up meat.— Apply at once to John Maxwell, Butcher,, Freeman's Bay, WANT-D, a . irst-clasj Laundress.— Apply, immediately, Harbour View Honae, Shotlqnd-atreet. W" AnTa-D, Boys for brown aaddlery.— Henry Brace and Co.', Llmitod, High- Btroot. \ WANTED, v hoy for the blacksmith's shop.—Apply Cousin aad Atkin, Conoh bnlldert. milott-gtreot. \*7 ANTED, a Smart Bpy for bettling TT (wine and spirit trade), to bs appren ticed.—Apply Peel & Co., olose to Vlotoria Whwf. North Shore. \\l ANTED, ft General Servant, also VV a Nursogirl.—Apply, Mrs Cruiokshank, Parllamant-atreet. WANTED, a good general Servant at onoe.—Apply .Mrs Daltons Panama House, Lower Bymonda-gtreat. ■ WANTED, a Nursemaid ; references re quired.—Apply Mrs Thomas Whitaon, Prinoflg-gtreot. WANTED, at once, two smart respect* able Young Girls aa waitresses—_ pply Coffee Palaoe Dining Rooms, Theatre Build lngs, Unaen-Btreet. I WANT-D, a handy youth at Cabinet making or French Polishing.—Apply at the Cheap Bsddlng and Furniture Mart, next the Public Hot Bath». Ylotorls-etreet Kant. WANTED, to Sell JFivo or Six G»od Fftrm Horaeg.—Apply to W. Orowther. WANTiSD KNOWN— Cloth Table Covers, 9s lid; Turkish Towels, 8d: everything else oheap.—Brennan's Auckland House, Viotorla-street. W~~ aN TED, Cattle and Horses to Graze ; good feed and shelter; terras moderate. —Apply to Mr Wm. Baker, Tnakau. "V^T ANTED, Two Steady Boardeis. TV Terms, <5l per week.—Apply Mrs Stan nawa'y, Vincent-Btreet. WANT&D, by a Young Lady, Pupils for Mnaio—Foe terms, &0., apply to Mrs Mohol, 223, Queen-street, next door to Albert Hotel. W' ANTED, another Butcher to start business in Kawakawa, Bay of Islands, Every encouragement offered. : -aTAinTKD KNOWN -Kid Gloves, 2 TV button, dard colonrs, Is lid, and 2a 6d j Uqht colours. Is lid; i button black, 3a 6d.— William Hattraj'u Glove Kmporlum, 173,130, and 182. Queen utreet ' ____, WANTEU KNOWN -Calicos, 3d; All Wool Flannels, 73d; Scarlet Flannel, Is; Sheeting. lOJd.—Brennan's Auoklamd House, Ylotorla-street " WANTED, two respectable Men as Boarders. Terms moderate. Use ol Piano and Sitting-room.—Mrs Kavanagh, Nel son-street. \jtT ANTED, a few steady Boarder*. tt Terms strlotly moderate—l7s per week, In advance.—Cosmopolitan Restaurant. R. T, DeSUva. • ■ \*i AMfKD—A Carpenter or two would TT do well In the Kawakawa, Bay ol Islands. WANTED, a good Second-hand Piano, send particulars and price delivered (packed in case) on steamer at Qnehunga, t( Wff, Post^co. Walnkn. WANTED, lenders for Shingline Cot tageln Parnell.—Apply to T. it. Durance at Arch Clark 85 Bong. _______ WANTED by a Lady, a Situation ai Saleswoman (town oreountry); mill! nary and drapery preferred; first-class refer enbea.—Apply by letter to W.6.8.. Bt_b office. WANTED .kauWN— Gardaer'i Quinine and Iron Tonle. 3a par bottle and other preparation*, may be obtained at 184 Queen-street, and North Shore Pharmacy. WANTED to Hire—Horse, Cart, am Hornets, or Light Express.—Apply t Lee, Fishmonger, ParneU. ..«./-



Wam;ea v ANTED KNUWN-The Eucalyptus Smelling Bottle, a remedy for catarrh, 2a 6d caoh. at 181, Qaeon-street, and North Shore Pharmacy, WANTED KNOWN—Tweed Trousers, 7alid; Coats, l.sOd; Hard Felt Hate, 3s 6d; Knitted Sooks, 9d.—Bronnan's Auokland House, Victoria-Btreet. ANTED Known-That J. Cosgrave and Co. are Belling Strong: Reav'y Tweed Tronsera tor 8a lid. WAN TKD KNOWN —Ladies' Stock ings, Od; Wool Squareß. 6Jd; Neot Frlllinpt, 2d yard.—Brennan's Auokland House, Vlotorla-Btreet. , WANTED, a Good Second-hand 16. horse Portable Engine and Planing Machine.— Apply by letter to John Gibbons, Post Offloe. Anokland. WANTED, Buyers of Special Lines o Cheap Drasß Materials.—J. G. Brown's Cheap Drapery Establishment, Parnell. W~ ANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos grave and Co. are selling Tweed Mao hlntonh Coats for 80s, warranted. ' aNTJ-D to Sell, a nearly new centre board Yacht, wall found and coppered.— C. Bailey, Shipbuilder, near the Dock. \\T ANTED K.NOWN — Tradesmen TT Qaarterly Accounts Made Out and Collected; also, Rents and Debts Collected on Oommlßßion, by William Cox, corner of Pitt and Vlncent-etreota. WANTED KNOWN. — That Shar land's Family Pills are invaluable for Constipation, Headaoho, and Indigestion.— Prioo la Hox. Addreßß—OppOßito Poa» Office. WAN lED Known—That if you don't hurry up you want ba In time to get a Mackintosh Coat.-J. &W. Williams. WANTED, all persons interested in To Aroha stock to become subscribers to "Tho Te Aroha Mail," pries 24. Auokland Agent, Mr Maoky, foot of Cook-atroot. Ad vprtlsomonts received by Ingram and Co., Hoffman's Bu'ldlnga. WAJNTKD, ihe Public of Pitt-street, Groy-Btreot, and surrounc"nn districts to inspaot the Cheap Groceries ot Aspinall and Palmer'a Windsor Store, at prioe3 never baforo offered to the public, for cash only. Don't be too lat3.—Pltt-3troot. four doora iron- Groy street. WANTKB KNOWN—That we have Invoices of Shirting", Flannels, Dross Mtterlftls. Kalt Carpets, and Cocoa Matting per Lalra. just arrived, and will bo landed In a lew days.-J. & W. Williams. KNOWN—Boys' and Men's T T Overcoats oheaper than town, at J. and W. Williams'. WANTED, a Kitchen Man.—Apply to K. Waiora, Confectioner, Quoen-Btrooi ANTED, Settlers to know that Amorio.n Waßxons, light and heavy. olthor with or without springs, are for sale at A. Macklo's. Durham-Btreet, also, very hand some Hoodad Buggies, double and single, hung on an entirely now principle, and of the best quality ever yet landed oa theso shoroß. WANTKD— Tailors to bear in mind that I have In stock a large assortment of Black and Blue Superfinea and Doeakins, Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim mings of all descriptions, short lengths of whloh I out at Wholesale Price. A, LOVKTT, Wellesloy-Jtree \XT ANTED KNOWN VV BLOMKIELD'S SOOTHING POW DKRS, a cooling aperient for Children cutting tooth, troubled with eruptions of akin. Paokets, 1h ; Post, la 2d.-WKST END PHARMACY, Ponsonby. ____, W" Aft ED KNOWN, that SharlaniFs Tonlo Balsam and Liver Regulator is ucod with marvolloua encoess for Indication. Price, 3. a bottle,—Address i Opposite Post offloe. WANTED Known-That Sharland's Worm Powders are the most poonlar and suooessful remedy now known. Prloe Is pa.oh.ot.- Address i Opposite Poat-offloe. ANTED KNOWN, thatGuwonand Martin, 63. Caitom-house-.treet. are supplying Maize. Oats, and Beans (crushed and whole), Bras, Sharps, Chaff, Bonedust, *0,, at Lownst Rates. WANTED KNOWN-That J. Cos grave & Co, are Selling Men's Goolong Tweed Tronncrs and Vesta for 17a 6d. ANTED to Sell or Let, near Remaera Railway Station, a conve nient 6-roomed House, In good repair; terms ossy.—For particulars, ap»ly to Station Master, Remnera. W~~~~ANTKD KiN OWN—Men's Tweed Voflta, 3i Od; Yontha', 2s 6d; Boya'. 2& Full Stook Hofliorr from 3Jd a pair. Boys' Klastio Braces from Hi; Men's from Gd. Men's and Boya' Folt Haw and Shirts In Great Variety.— J. fc W. Williams. WANTED KNOWN—The only l'er foot Curo for Toothaoho and Neuralgia, and no cure no pay, la by applying to Professor Goßscott, tho ouly Practical Herbalist in the Colony.—M-ortla-d-i treat. ANTED KNOWN, that Sharland's Cherry Peotoral relieves Coughs In ton minutes; bottloa, 2s Gd.-_ddresß, oppOßlto Poat-offloo. WANTED Known-That J. Cosgrave and Co. are Selling Men's Serge Solta tor 27a Od. WANTED KNOWN— That Brenn&n'a Auokland Honse Is at foot of Viotoria gtroet, oppoßlto Union Bark. ANTKD KNOWiN— That Newton boats Queon-ftrcot for Cheap Clothing and Drapery, and that we boat Nowtom— J. and w, Williams. Importora, 82, Karangahape Bead. WANTKD, r urchasers lor Good Swede Turnips. In lota of S tons, delivered at any railway station within 10 miles of Otahohu. Price. 30s per ton, or 25. on tho ground.—Fisher and Co tXTANTBD.-The Public to know that V T Mnnro & Milllgan. Uobson-stroot, have added to their Tailoring .Department a branch for tho manufacture of Boys' and i-onths' Clothing, made to order, from their largo stock ot gna-antoed shrunk tweeds. WASTED to Sell, very Cheap (for two weeks), .00 Canterbury Pigs' Jowls, only 3d lb: 60 dozen of Assorted Jams, 7d tin, 0a Bd down; 30doz«nSalaaOil, G.d battle, 2 for la; 12 dozes Ataotttd Pickles, 94 bottle, 3 for It ; 10 owt Onions, 7 lbs for Od, 15 lbs for is; 1 ton of Pumoklnu. 11 lbs forOd. 3s 6d for 112 lba; about 1200 lbs of Currants, only Ijd lb, 3 lbs for Is: ' White Carrots, IS lbs forßd. 20 doden of 6d bottles of good Blacking; only Sd each. Is bottle* only fid each, Day and Martin's Paste Blacking Od per dozen. Please to bring yonr own kits with you. Castor Oil. Od bottlu; 20 good Clocks, only 7a 04 eaoh.-H. WAT T», Pltt-atreet ; • WANTED KNOWJX—W. H. Dampier bega to inform his frlonds, and alao tho pnbllo, that having purchased the Boot and Jhoe Butinesa lately carried on by Mr W. Johnstose, Viotorla-atreet, and having retained the eorvloea of Mr Badge, foreman to Mr W. J. for iha past 2J years, he will continue to supply Boots and Shoos made to order ot the same quality as hlthnrto, and at prices that will en sure tho oontlruanoe lot a goad business. Aa regarda tho German. Frenoh,|_id KngHah Department, I have added a loiga stock of Fresh Bargains in Boots and Shoes, which I shall continue te reileaisb, and though I kave no d.Blre to ruin the oth«r shoamakers, shall oon tlnas to sell at tho Bane low prices as I have now commenced with.—W. X fAMPIER (late W. 'Johnston), Bootmaker, Victoria-Btraot. N.8.-rDo not mistake the shop. P.S.—Further particulars Boon. \*T ANTED KNOWN ,VT *ar for cash only- Good Value In Blankets, from 9/11 to 45/ pair . Good Value in Quilts, from 4/8 to 12/1; size, 10-9 Good Value in Sheeting, from /_i; 72 Inch, 1/ Good Valno in Calicos, from ,% ; white. /3 Good Valno in Drees Materials, from /.| Good Value in Wlnoeya, from /3J to 1/3 Hood Valuo In Lace Cartalns, from S/U to SO/ Good Valuo In Ladies' Ulatera, from 8/9 np Good Value in Hosiery, all a_ea and makes Good Valve in satlna and Velveteen., from 2/8 Good Value In Handkerchief a, from lll each Good Value in Table Napkins. /7.: Cletha. 2/ Good Valuo In Felt Carpets, 1/4; Tapestry, 2,8 Good Value in Millinery and Underolothlng Good Value in Babordaahery Good Valno in 2-button Black Eld Gloves, 1/9 Good Value in Ladles' Coraoti, 2/6 to 10/6 AT WM. H. SMITH'S Cheap Dbapkbs Wabehouse, Corner of Upper Qaeen and Alexandra-streets, . Opposite Army and Navy Hoteli N.B.—Oar Well-assorted Stock of GENERAL DRAPERY is BOUGHT CHEAP FOR CABH, and marked in plain figures at 10 ncr cent, less than usual Queen-street prices. Wo invite compart. Kif_ ; ; \^ ANTED KNOWN. TWO SHILLINGS IN THE POUND DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH PURCHASES OF FIVE SHILLINGS AND UPWARDS. AT STEPHENSON'S, KabangahApk ROAD, Nbwion. Bplendid Value In 30In White Calico. 5/8 per dos Good Value In Blanket!), 7/6 to 90/ per pair Unoqualled Value in Ulsters, 4/9 to 35/ eaoh aplondid Value in Jersejs, 6/6, worth 9/6 Good Value in Millinery and Underdosing Unequalled Value in 160 Ladies Felt Hats, 2/1 "eaoh ' . Splendid Value in Long Lace Curtains, 1/ per yd Good Value in Dress Materials, from Hi id Unequalled Value in Coloured Cashmeres, J, - per yd ■ Splnridid Value in Corsots, 1/6 to 12/6 per pair Uneqnalled Value in Corsets, 2/6 and 2/11 Goo. Value in Hosiery, all sizes, &c. Splendid Valuo in .-button Black Sid Gloves, 3/6 Unequalled Valno in Coloured Serges, /111 per yd Good Value in Colonial Flannels, from 1/3 Wanted Known-Dr-samakina: on Premises i Unequalled Value in Satins, 2/6; Velveteens, 2/1 At stephknson's, Newton Housb, Nrwton. N.B.—Comment on our Stock, of Genera: Drapery is needless; a single call is sufficient t< prove that purchasers o( Drapery pan get bes . vaule for their money at STEPHENSON'S, NEWTON. I rrQ COMPOSITOES.-Wanted, a roo ( X Compositor, for Fiji; must be acquaintoi • with the jobblng!-Apply at once to R.K., Htai 1 office, - ' r|AO Tl-VKEKS —beg your pardon—i X " Haßdsome"-looklng Tinsmith would d s well in Kawakawa.. TO BAKEKS.-rSplenaid Cash Trade t be had by a sober (but not money grat * blng) band, to be made. Come to—awakaw. 3 Bay of Islandßl ;• qkates. skates. - skates ; Wanted' Known - That BRANSTON an I FORBTKE are now manufacturing Skates c . all sizes, on the moa approved prlnolpie, and t Reduoed Prices



To Liez mo LET, Three Apartments, with fire i place In Unlon-atreot. noar the W-lllngton Hotel on the oppc-lta Bido.-Enq.uire ot Mis Butk. on the premlsM; : mo LET, an eight-r«omed House in Wei i. Hnßton-street; rent, 16s per week.—Apply, Mrs KaJtwood. Karangshape Ko.a East. mo LET, 6-roomed House with large, J sheds and 8 aores la nd on Mount Rosklll Roaa within 3 miles of city.-Apply Patterson and Co.. Lorne-atreat. rr\O LET, a New seven-roomed House, I Bltuated In Cook-street; for particulars, apply to Jno. S. Leplne, Stab office. rg\O LJST, a comfortable Residence at X Ponsonby. containing nine rooms, with Stable. CoTioh-houßO, etc., having a splendid View of tho wharf and harbour, and about three awes Land: possession immediate.—bam. Coohrane fe Son, Fort-atreet. rs\O LET. a New Six-roomed House on I College Road.—Apply Mr Nightingale, College Road. Ponsonby. TBIO LB.T, Two Booms, furnished or un -1 furnished, at Mrs Liln'B, Windmill Villa, Symondß-streat. near City Road. TO LIST (with immediate posaession), a Shop and Store in Queen-street, now occupied by D. Bloom.—Apply on the premises. rilO LKT, in LincolH-street, Ponsonby,- a JL New i-roomed Houbo, with Rood garden. Rent, Us per week.—Apply to Mr J. Ouri-ie. op coal to. TO LET, Office corner ot High-street and Vulcan Lane.—Apply to R. Home, No. 20, Now Zealand Inauranoo Biilldlngs. rsrO LET, large Shop, corner of Elliott I and Datby-slreots; good situation for business; rent, 25a per week.-Apply, T. Maoky, Fort-street. 11 O LET, Four-roomed Cottage and JL Lirge Allotment, Moant E.en.—Apply Mr Rollott's Store. Mount i-OBklli Road. r aiO LET, In Private jra_iiy, two Un- I furnished rooms: centre of Hobaoa-Btreet; no children.—Enquire Stah office. I |"1O LET, a comfortable Cottage of iive JL rooms and scullery, verandah front and baok, good wttar, Bngllsh ramgo in kitchen— Apply to Mra H. Beedoll, Now North Road. fTW LET, a comfortable Four-roomed X DsUched Cottage.—H. J. Klordan, Nelson- Btroot, near Cook-atreet. TT\O LET, a House of 11 Koomg, in X Upper Queen-street suitable for a board ing-house, oloso to Turkish Baths.—Apply to Shakespeare .total. Wyndham-strect. rjiO LET, Furnished House, Handsome X Villa Residence, containing 6 rooms, &0., all famiahod complete, laoludlag piano, to gether with 5 acres in paddocks, garden, &a, situate at that delightful seaside ssburb North ooto: rent, only 27s 6d por week; reference required.—D. F. Evans, Kstato Agent, Queon ntr««t. next " Herald " Ofllcc. rj 10 LET, at Kden Terrace, Tailor's chop, B. fitted for tho business, and having a good coonootlon; rent, 10s per week.--Apply to Hondorgon, Draper, Kden Terraoe. __ rpo LET, a New Four-roomed House in J Brown-sirset; every oonvenlenoe.—Apply M. Marriott. Grocer, top ot ParnoU. TO B_ LET, at 20s per week, for three yours, an Eight-roomed House and about Six Acres of Land, near the Wesleyan Chapel, Now North Road.—Apply to F. G. Ewlngton. THE UMION SASH AND DOOR COMPANY la prepared to Sublet Soo tlona 29. 30, 31, 3., adjoining Hallway Line, having 150 feet frontage to Strand Road. Auck land City, In lota to suit tenants. For particulars, apply to .Company's Secretary, Mechanics' Bay Werfcg. IVORTH SHORE.—To Let, a New _L 1 House of 10 rooics, well situated) and Bultablo tor lodging house: also. Furnished Cottage.—H. and R. Duder. Devoaport Store For Bale. Iff OR SALE, a good Freehold Allotment. F (fine land>, 59ft frontage,'with a depth of 190 ft (with 102(t wide at the back), situated at Richmond Hoad, near Ponsonby, Nice view ot the Woitemata and surrounding country; ex cellent position for a house. Plenty ot space to plant an orchard, and well watorod. The allot ment joins the Surrey Hill estate, and Is fenced on two Bides; hooso3 are all around. Price, only 25s per foot. Terms: A portion of the purohase money paid down, and balanos takeu weekly, -his Is a good opportnsity for an industrious man.—Apply to Publlehor, Stab office. lilOR SILK, Real sealskin Cigar Case X 1 and ooloured Moerschaum Cigar Holder; address F Stab offloe. IinoTTSALK, Clean Garden Shells, Gd " par saok, at James Neville's, Qneen- Btreet, Onehunga, near the whatf. FOX SALK, a New 7-roomed Bouse, woll built and flnished, waßh-kouee and outhoneca, J-aora of ground, well Bituated in a healthy locality.—For farther particulars apply to Doviao »nd BaKor, National Insurance Bulld ings. 83. Qaean-street, Auokland. ■jiOR SALE, at Mount Eden, Twelve I? Acres of volnanlo Land, in lota to suit purohaiers, opposite Mesara Packoy, Buttle, and Prince's.—Apply Jesse Stokes, Mount Kdon Road. • ANKW Six-roomed Verandah Cottage (12tt stud), with Bcollety, tank; &c, for Sale, on Rlohmond Road: allotment 60x150, or. if preferred, 00 x ISO, (corner lot). Terms easyr^Apply to R. Lalng, Pioton-Btreet. rflO SPORTSMEN.— For Sale (cheap), 8 Doable-barrel Breeoh-loador (OF), Small Dnofc Gun, two Double-barrel Muzzle-loaders. one ferret, well-tralnad Pointer, and one Tent (10 x B),—Apply Queen's Hoad Hotel, Qaeen gtreot. '__ TJESIDENCE FOR SALE. s\> —— For Sale, that Comfortable Residence, situate near top of Groy-street (lately oooupled by Mr Robert Home), containing 10 good rooms, fitted with every convenience. The house and grounds have recently been put In thorough order. Terms easy. SAMUEL COOHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. J_*l f}f\(\ TO LKND at 7 per 3W Xl/ \J \J oent.-F. G. Ewlngton. mHREE ALLOTMENTS, Clarence-street.- JL F. G. Kwlngton. A(\ ACRES o( L AND for £20 the lot; £5 down, *v balance in a year.—F. a, Ewlngton. SKVUN-ROOMItD HOUSE, Qratton Road, £650.—8". G. Ewlnitton. VOIiOANIO LAND—only a few lots left at Booty Nook.-F. G. Ewington. A LLOTMSNTB in Brighton Road 20s por A. foot.—F. G. Ewington. HOUSE and Largo ALLOTMENT, volcanic land, £189. Fourth Cash, balance In three years.—F. G. Kwington. A LLOTMKNTS at Ponsonby.Northoote, New _nL North Road, and Beresford-streot for Bale. —F. G. Kwlngton. I 1 ACRE- LAND and RESIDENCE, £700. ---x 2 F. G. Kwiniton. WANTED to Bur, a oheap Cottage,—F. G. Kwlneton. F. J. MOSS]" _W. F, O'SULI.IVAN] |jl J. MOSS & GO., X? • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, Bhortland-btrket. FC R SALE, a Large Allotment in Brighton Road, Parboil (100x300). LOT 108. Pokeno about 10 aores. 119 ACRES near Tuakau; 50 aorea in grass, re mainder open fern and bush. Price, £500. 38 ACRES, all Improved, olose to the Whanga rata Railway Station: mod house, cow shed, barn, &o.; well sultea lor fruit grow ing. A LARGE SECTION In Bereslord-atreet*.Bo feet frontage! GOO ACRES, partly improved, 19 mllea from Auokland, and 1 mile from railway stattonjj . good 8-roomed House, and all neoesßary out buildings. Price, £1650. In addition to the above, we have a Large Number ot Town and Country Properties for Sale, including some Large Blooks of Land in the Walkato Distriot. F, J. MOBS <r- CO., Shortland-street. For oonttnuaAion, ace First Page Gazette in Bankruptcy. XN THE SUPREMJS COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Credi tors Aot, 1870," and the several Amend- I monta thereto, and of the Bankruptcy oi Jfoaw GABDIREB, of HelonsvlUe. In the Provincial District of Auckland, in the i Colony of New Zealand, Cook, a Debtor, Whereas a snffloient number of Creditors ol the said John Gardiner not having attended ; at] the First Meeting appointed to be held at the Supremo Court Buildings, at Auckland, on Saturday, the tenth day of June. 1882. at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or at the Adjournment thereof, on Monday, the twelftt 5 day of June, 1882, Instant, at the same hour and place, the Registrar has, in pursuance oi I section 46 ot " The Debtors and Creditors Aot 1870." appointed Thomas Maoffarlane, Kequlre I at Auckland, Certificated Accountant in Bank ruptoy, to be the Creditors' Trustee of tho Pro perty of the said John Gardiner, and that thi said Thomas Maofiarlane has Intimated to the Registrar, in writing, his acceptance of the sale , Trusteeship. ■' Dated at Auckland, this 12 th day of June, 1882 1 G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. 3 _ ___ I TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NE'vi t X ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANERUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditor Aot, 1876." and the statutes amendlni j the same, and in the matter of Thoma J Joseph Haydbn, of Whangaroa, in th „ Provincial District ot Auckland, in th Colony of New Zealand, Saddler am Shoemaker, a Debtor, a This Is to notify that Thomas Joseph Hayden 0 ot Whangaroa, in the Provincial. District o Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand n Saddler and Shoemaker, has this day filed i • statement that he is unable to meet hu engage ?■ ments with his Creditors; the First Meeting c ' Creditors to be held at the Supreme Conn . honae. a nokland, on MONDA _T, the 10th day c I, July, 1882, at the hour of 11 o'olook in the ton a nOOD' " ». W. BASLEY, ,j Deputy, Registrar. it B. T. DtWAtra, Shorttand-street, Auoklaju Solicitor for the said Thomas Joseph Harden,



Drapery and Clothing. Q. RE AT rjASH gALE. WORTH £12,000 WORTH or GENERAL DRAPERY MEN'S CLOTHING, CARPETS, &C, &C, &O, MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST I ! In consequence of term of Lease drawing to a olose, and Extensive Altera tions on entering on New Lease. FT QOMERFIBLD . «J. OoMICRFIKLD | Has decided on Reducing His Immense Stock as qulokly as possible, nearly all of whloh Is New and Wkiil. bocght, from Homo and Colonial Manufacturers, And will offer to the Public at an Knormous Reduction iw Price, the choiokst lot ok goods that hab bver. bkkn offered in AUCKLAND, AT SELLING OFF PRICKS! Not the dregs of Stock at tho end of the season, as la usually the case In advertised sales, bat Arii'New, Fashionable, Useful Goods, and just the thing for the Present Season. Numerous Special Lines In MEN'S CLOTHING exceedingly cheap. For farther particulars see Handbill and futuro Advertisement In consequence of the Immense Stock to Re mark, my Establishment will ba Closed on THURSDAY, Juno Ist, and Rk-Opkned on FRIDAY, Juno 2nd. SALE TO COMMENCE on FRIDAY, June 2. No Entries made during Sale ezoept at Ordinary Prices. Volunteer Notices. * UCKLAND KIPIE ASSOCIATION. me First Quarterly Competition will take place at the Mount Kden Range on SATUR DAY next, 21th June. Ranges, .08, 600, and 600 yards. Entrance fee, 2a 6d. Competitors require to be on the Range »t 1 o'olook sharp. JAS. B. FAIRS, Hon. Sec. Meetings. The Panorama or the WONDERS OF THE WORLD, Will be Exhibited In tho WHLUESUiY-STREET BAPTIST SCHOOL, TO-MORROW, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1882, At 7.30 p.m. '. ADMISSION-Adulta, la; Children, Bd. TyrissioNS in India. ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. The Right Reverend Bishop SARJKNT (Bishop Coadjutor In Tlnnevelly ol the Lord Bishop of Madras) will Prsaoh In this Church TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, Service commencing: at 7.30. The Clergy will kindly assemble at the Parsonage at 7 p.m. pHUKCU MISSIONARY SOCIETY. A PUBLIC MEETING Will ba held (D.V.) in the CHORAL HALL, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, JUNE 21, at 7.30. (The Lord Bishop of Auokland in the chair). When the Right Reverend Bibhop Siroent, of Tlnnevelly (for (0 years a Missionary o( the Society), will describe the growth of the Native Church In South India. Addresses on the work of the Scolety will also be given by the Bishop of Waupu, the Key. H, B. MAOAKTHEr, of Melbourne, and Others. Tho attendance of all who are interested In the Missionary work of the Church Is cordially invited. "\T_WMARKET WESLEYA.N 131 BUNDAY-SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. The Soiree will bs held in the Newmarket Hall TO-MORROW (Tuoßday) EVENING; Tea at 6 30. After Tea, a Public Meeting will be held, at whloh Richard Arthur, Etq., will preside. Addresses by Revs. J. Goyi G. B. Atonro. W. J. Watkln, W. C. Oliver, W. G. Farsonson, and others. Singing by the Choir and Children. "SF O T I C i! SACRED OONCKRT. ST. BENEDIOT/9, NEWTON. A Special Rehearsal for Carl Sohmitt's " Ssln tarlß * will be held on TUESDAY, at tho Choral Hall, at a quarter-past seven, prior to the Choral Rehearsal, when all those Ladles and uentlemen taking pert 1b it are specially requested to atttnd punctually. O. MAHOW, Bon. Sfeoretary. PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF NEW ZEALAND, LO. The Regular Quarterly Communication will be hela on FRIDAY, the -3cd Instant, at the Masonio Hall Hamilton, at half-past 7 o'olook p.m. Matter Masons are eligible to attend, and are hereby invited. By order. WE J. REKB, Provincial Grand Secretary. BLACKMORE GOLD MINING COM PANY (LIMITED). The Annual General Meeting of the Share holders will be held at tho Company's Offloe, New Zealand Insurance Company's Buildings, Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 30th Jane, 1882, at thehoUrOfUa<m- D .a.MAODON N EI ) L ( "Manager. Anokland. 19th Jnno, 1832. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited). Notice is hereby gives that the Annual Looal Meeting et the New Zealand Loan and Moroan. tile Agenoy G-mpany (Limited) will tie held al the Office ot the Company, at • Anokland, on THURSDAY, the 6th day of July, 1832, at noon, FRKDK. BATTLEY, Seoretary. Anokland, Jane 3,1882. .Corporation Notices. CITY OF AUCKLAND, > AMENDED WATERWORKS BY-LAWS AND RATH! O? CHARGE 3 FOR ! WATER SUPPLY* '' Notice la hereby given that the above by-law i made on the 16th day of June (under and in put ) Buanoo of the provisions of the Municipal Cor > noratlons Act and amendments thereof), wll i be confirmed on the 13th day ot July. 18S2i I P. A. PHILIPS. t Town Clerk. i Town Clerk's Office, June 16, 1882, ' ■ Meflioai. - 1 [t/fABSUALL'S Camphor Pilules wil -LtJL Btop a bad cold by taking a few on th • first appearance. Price, Is 6d.~Goodson, Lor don Aroade. mOOTHACHE I TOOTHACHE ■ X . TOOTHACHE 11 I Immediate Relief by using » KDSON'S MAGIC BSSENOB, in la Bottles. f i . , i ===== Tenders. moBUIL D E X I % Separate Tenders will be reoalved at Us 5 Arohlteot's Office, Tauranga, up to noon ot Si „ July for the itrootlon ot a Brlok or Conorei „ Building at Tauranga. | Flans oan be seen at Mr Hammond's Office South British Buildings, Anokland, or at re ofHoe, Tauranga. i. FIIZ-BIBBON LOUCH, C.E., * Arohltaot, Tauranga. i, " ImO BUILDER! k- Tenders will be received up to noon c il THURSDAY, the 22nd instant, for Addltioi 3- to the Bank of New Zealand at Coromandel, Plans, &«,, at our offices, Queen-street. BDW. MAHONBY _ SON, AroMteots, '' (for oontinuatton. see mrst Page.).



Public .Notices. KARANGAHAPE HIGHWAY DISTRICT. MR J. O. WILKEB. in followins th» awmplo of his predeoessor, Mr Nloholas »lms, and re signing his Trusteeship in tho above Board, hereby informs tho ratepayers thereof that he oan Rive the reason why. and when an oppor tunity presents ÜboU, wJll givo en acoonnt of his stewardship and the procedure of the Board during the short term that he has held Oiuoe. Jnna 17,1882. IpDWARD DAY is open w sn engage- J m«nt either as Pnblio or Private Trainer, or tp nunasre a Stud Farm.-Address, "Surrey CottaßO, Eilerallo, Auckland." "XTOTICE,—AII Persons having Luggage i -i-1 at Powell's Dining-rooms, Lower Quean street, are requeßtnd to call for the same within one month from this dato. or it will bo sold to defray exponßes.-T. POWELL. Proprietor. Auokland, 17th Juno, 1888. J^ P O L^ O G V To Captain Savory, Master Barqnentlne 'Energy.' Dbar Sib,—l hereby beg to Apologise to you for any Remarks I have made of you while 1 steword on board the ' Energy,' and regret that I should have made snoh remarks. I have no cause of complaint against you, and am entirely satisfied with your conduct to me while on board your ship, JOHN FILMEB. Witness: Thko. Cooper, Solicitor. TQISSOLTJTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notloe is hereby given that John Chambers has retired from the firm of K. PORTER & CO., and that the business will be oontlnued as here tofore, under the same same, by the continuing partners, autbed Poster and Jambs Habdik. Dated this 13th day of Jane, 1882. JNO. OH AMBERS, ALFRED PORTER, JAMKS HARBW. . Witness: J. Richmond) Solicitor, Auokland. JWT O T I C E. As It Is the Intention of tho Trustees In the ffiatate of. Fbed. smith, Farmer, Whangarel, ;o deolaro a Dividend on the first day ot July, 1882, all Accounts must be rendered in fall to the undersigned before that date. JAMES WHITELAW,l T . nßtepq < AND HEW SCOTT, /T""""*. Whsngarei. April 15,1882. O £ W 1 S G M A C H I N.E S. Just landed, Jones and Co.'s celebrated Cir cular Head and "C" Maohlnes, lor Leather work. Wi)>. be sold at low prices. B. GITTOB & SONS, , i. Wyndham-street. TO IMPORTERS.—Having taken the Store lately occupied by W. Gunson. in Ccstomhouie-street Kast, I am now prepared to reoolve Goods for Storage at the usual rates. — FRANK TAINE, No. 13. Cuatomhouse-streeet East. jefcZaT 4 NNIE BURR, FROM jgjSffaW £1. NEW YORK. SMUm^m Tno above vossel having re ™""™^"^™ ported at the Customs, Con signees are requested to pass entries, pay freight, and take delivery of the cargo. All Goods Impeding the discharge of the vessel win be Stored at Consignee^, risk and expense. No Goods obtainable without an Order from the undersigned. . ' H, P. BARBER, Agent Captain Byrne w'U not be responsible for any Debts contracted by his Crew without his written authority. VERY Large and Good Hard Wearing Tweed at J, WUllams's, People's Tailor, Vlotorla street. GF. STOYIN bees to draw the atten • tlon of the public that he has opened an offloo at the Union Insurance Company's Build ings, Qnqen-Btreet, where he Intends to carry on business as House Land, and Estate Agent. ONEHtJNGA.— Mr J. A. Beale, Solici. tor, begs to notify that he has established a branch offloe. In the above town, under the management of Mr Henshaw. HEAP inLLINER..— Velvet Hats, from 3s S3; Trimmed Hats, from Is 6d—2b In pound discount for caßh.—Mrs Whitehead, Newton, i»-|AIO £10,WU LENT on Bnildinft 3b JL" Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Honsos built on weekly payment system. Mortgagee and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for sale on Ith pane. Biz per oent allowed on money deposited for Investment.— C. Williamson, Land. Estate and Financial Asrent and Valuator, Vulcan Lane. Li B U I T SEASON, Important to Storekeepers and. Parties Pre serving. — Edward Lewis, ot Custom-house street, baa just opened a Large and Varied As sortment ot Jam Jars and Jolly Cans for Pre serving purposes; also, Five Crates Stoneware Jars suitable (or Butter Crooks and Bread P&HB.&O ATOTICE OF REMOVAL. J. AYER9, Jeweller, late of Victoria-street, begs to inform his customers that he has re moved to the corner of Darby and Elliott-streets, opposite Cousins and Atkln., Old- gold and silver bought. mo BUILDERS. Wasted Known, that F. MANDER has opened a yard at Onehnnga, and is prepared to supply Building Matsrlrd of best quality at current rates. Cash Customers liberally dealt with. mHE NEW BUDuOOTG SOCIETY, INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMA NENT BUUiDING, LAND AND INVEST MENT BOODITY OF AUOKLAND COBNSB 0* QUBEN-STREKT and VULOAN LANE, All classes ara Invited to take up Investing Shares, payments weekly, interest remunera tive. LOANS granted on security of Freehold or leasehold Property for the purpose of Buying, UILDINO, &c In sums ot £20 to £6000, repay able—for every £100 advanoed—at the following scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly lnstat mentat— - Repayments Per i Repayments Per extending; over Week. Dextendlng over Week, g. d. I I years .. IS 101 7 years _ 8 S i years .. 12 6 8 years _ 7 t 6 years - 10 61| 10 years - B 8 SPECIAL FACILITIES are given to Bor roworsJor paying off part principal money and reducing weesly payment, or the whole sum may be paid off at any tlme-the Society grant ing TiIBKBUT, DISCOUNT. GEORGE FRASER, Manager. QUNGER OEWING "ftfITACHINES 1 RECEIVED ; HIGH AWARDS AND SPECIAL HONOURS AT THE INTERN ATIONAL EXHIBITION, I. CHRISTCHURCH, TWO UOLD MEDALS AND TWO SILVER MEDALS. I i i ' ' . NEW FAMILY MACHINE, t With Latest Improvements, i May bid had on Timid payments of 2s. 6d . A Webs, without extra oharge for Interest. Machines (all classes) thoroughly Repaired ai * Factory Prices. ■ LARGE NEW PREMISES NOW OPEN Letters to be addressed— " This Sinqkh Company, 261, Queen-street, • Auokland." I SPECIAL EXTRA QUALITY COTTONS A' ' COST PRICE. !; OEMOVING TO NEW PREMISES @HKAP OSH J§ALK ■ OF fo Furniture, Carpets J$ EDDING' &C. LINOLEUM, Best Quality, reduced to i yan LINOLEUM, Second „ „ ■ 3/0 ,t S TAPESTRY CARPETS „ 2/6 „ 3* THE WHOLE' OF OUR LARGE BTOCI Jg REDUCED FROM IQ TO £5 to PERCENT.. «• TO EFFECT A CLEARANCE BEFOR ly REMOVING TO NEW SHOW BOOM 9 IN VIOTORIA-BTREET. 8.- .. . "" S T. &H. C OOKE« 123, QUEEN-STREET



Board and Kesiaen.ce. OARD AND RESIDENCE lor two respectable Men. Comfortable home; qslet family—no children. Terms ruodorato.— fly Mrs Criep. Vincont-gtreet. AOANCY for two or Three Gentle, men, fonr. initiates from P.O. If per* manent lga per week —For address apply W. iviJalion, Confeatlonor, Queen-street fTIHE Cowforts of a Good Home are J- offered, to a respeotablo young Man in a Private Family; one engawod in business pre ferred,—Apply for addrosa STARoffloe. IMRST-CLASS Board ana Besldencej .«.. slso, private bedroom and Bitting-ream, snltablo for lady and UenUeman.—Beresford Home, corner of Pitt and tieresford-streots.. f^OVKKNOrt BKOWSIi, HUXiSi. V3T HOB3ON-STRKKT, Board ahb Lodging . ..10a per Week Biyar.it Roou___,,„ ______,S6c UPJSKI'JJR Board and Residence (batli, piano, large gronnds), not to be equal! Ed, n ceatral position In Auokland. for families, ladles or gentlemen. Address. Stab Offloe. .Lost and Found. IOST, between Queen-street and Pon i fonby, a Gold Earring.—Finder rewarded on bringing same to this orBco; LOST, on Sunday inoruiDg, near (jrubb's Bakery. Karat eahane Jtoad, a Black Pnp with white chin, and brown ribbon roaad his nook; answers to name of "Guy.I—Finder bringing dog to Mr Davis, Star Offioo, will bo awarded. LOST, on Saturday night, between - Hobson street and McLaugblin'p, Draper, Qaaon-Btreet, oue £10 note and a£l note; num< bora known; reward given,—Apply this offloo.. LOSi1, a Bloodstone Ring, marked D.G., N.H.8.-JTinder rewarded on leav ing same at Star Hotal, Albert-street. LOST.— Strayed from my shop, at 8 last night, Brown and White Slut Pap,—Any one In possession of same please apply W. D, DaUen, oonfcotloner, and I will Bend tor her. rjIAKEN, from the premises of the Union JL Sash and Daor Company Meehanios' Bay. on 18th April, One C&Be c£ iaachlr-ery, brandod /\. \ — Reward for Infor /„ _\ H. P. Gregory I maiion leading to < ," > and Co,, >• recovery of same. \u / . Sydney. I —Apply to the Sec \S A I retaty. Mechanics' Bay. SS. REWARD.—Lost, on Sunday, be tween Waterloo Quadrant-and Hobson street, a Silver Bracelet.—Any one returning same to this offlco will receive above reward. j/iOUND, on Saturaay morning, a small . J 3am of Money.—Apply at Sr/n offlco. FIOUNB, a Small Dingy, painted blue ; "' Daisy " on stern.—Chas, Bailey, Boat- . builder. |iioUJVl>— one Pound JVoto, in East- IP street.—Apply to Head Master, Newton Ea^t School. FOUND— Cheque, drawn on the Austv.i i!an Deposit and Moitffatre Bank, Llmitot. - Owner may obtain same by applying at this Office. . . ...^ FOUND, running on Mount Eden Ho * E3rve, on April 21, a Yellow Cow; one lorn broken, bell on neck.—Owner apply Henry Smith. Mount Bdon. , - ■ AfCL REWARD.—StoIen from Ellerslie, 9&4r Langsbsn Fowls (private mark). The above reward will be paid on conviction of thief.—W. M. Hall. ' ' STRAYED, on June sth, in Mount Eden Domain Reserve, dark-brown Colt, white star on forehead. ■ Owner oan have the same by paying expenses.—Henry Smith. STOLEN, a Poodle Pup. Anybody found detaining same after this notloe will se pr Tseouted.—Professor Gusaoott, American • Herbalist, Shortland-stnet, ■ v Auctions. B, TONKS, E, 0. OABB. B. D, TONES TO-MORROW. : M A I Z El! MAI Z Sit [Ex Talaroa from Fiji. B. TONKS & CO. \a/ ILL sell To-morrow, at 11 o'clock JQO BACKS MATZK, from Fiji.'' TO-MORROW, . . -'At 11 o'clock. BANANAS, PINEAPPLES; &0. Ex s.s. Taiaroa, from Levuka. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. QOI BUNCHES BANANAS O/WJL 13 CASES PINBAPPLKB. AT ARTEUK'S MAX T, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21. ,' GENE R A L DRAPERY*: GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instrucfions to sefl liy auction at his Booms (opposite Mepsrs Thornton,Bmith and Firth's Ml)le),Lower Queen* street, on the above date, at 11 o'clock, q CABES EIDER-DOWN QUlLT3,assor ° ■■'■■ tedstees , .. . J „ GALATtfA TWEKD '",'-"■: 1 \ j „ FOULE DRESS STUFF \ 2 » COLOURED TWHJ/3 1 >• MERINO CORD- J ,i BLACK CABHMERE i - 11 i •■ %\% b rs h b' and 1 „ UNION SHIRTINUB j ~ VELVETS & SILK LININGS ■ 2 " PlgO| B »ATIN AND FRENCH 2 •• FRENCH FLOWERB 2 .. LADIES'& MAIDS' JACKETS 2 ~ SO ABLET FLANNEI,' 2-» SHEETIN3S AND PORFAa 2 ~ HOSIERY AND SHIRTS 3 „ .UMBRELLAS,aBBOrted !t 2 i. CLARK'S REELS, 200 and 400 2 U HABBRDAeHERY A &0., &0., &O, , ■■■■> . .' ' XertHK.at SaU, pj, • THURSDAY, JUNE 22. TO IRONMONGERS.STORBKEEPiIi, 4 • AND OTHEKS. - EX 'LAIBA,' GABR IEL LEW IS HAS received Instructions to sell, at his ™ »^u. gooniß (opposite Thornton, Smith ana 2 OABKB FBYINO PANS 0 CASEB JAPXNNBD TRUNKS 7:« "■ assorted ■... .„ 1 CASE OABH BOXES g CRATBS BUCKET 3 AND TDBS ":. g OABE3 FEEDINa BOTTLEB OABEB BIRD GLABBE3 . ; :, | IQ OABE3 LAMP GLASBE3 5 CABE3 CUT TUMBLERS ' BALES DOOR MATS 2 OABES SHOE BRUSHES IQ CASKS ABSORTED TINWARE &a, &0,, &o. B. TONKS. K. tJ. CAEE. B. D. TONK g WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21. Platedware, Tinware, Enamelledware, Crystallised Waiters, Vases, Vaaes &&,&&o f &o, B. TOS X S & CO. WILL sell on Wednesday, 21st instaut at U o'clock, OR PACKAGES, comprising -Enamelled Milkpana. Bowls, Pies, &e...Tlr» Milk Dishes, Wash Basins, Saucepans, fto.: Platedware, Craetn, Bngars, Breafefaat Service, Tea and Coffee Seta. Btoeaits. Tea, Deesort, and Dinner Forks and Spoons, &0., &o.; CrygtaUised Iron Waiters'; Vases, Liquor Sets, Boskotß, &0» &O'> ftOtl : B. TONKS. B, a OABB, B. D. TONKS THURSDAY, JUNE 22; : TRADE SALE OF WELSH, SAXONY AND ELECTORAL FLANNELS MEXICANS, CLOTHING. EX CUMBRIi, FEOM LOHBON, B. TONKS & CO. 8 "SSSuSnS- and 72-wwoanr CASES SEASONABLE CLOTHINO it; '.'&<>■»' '&0.,- ■ Sco. '-tlj1 ; ■ , : (poniinur.il &1 f&kvih'Par/^)""^.