Bsis_ugs_»sM^^ _r_t_.oy-Bt.eer, to ffremont-street, Brown-street ,oTW«lSSraded the public --.mess.

TELEGRAMS.

|FRO~I OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT],

DUNEDIN, this day,

RAPID TRIP TO ENGLAND,

As an instance of ropid travelling, it may be mentioned that Mr Henderson, manager of the Milton Pottery Works, loft hore four months ago to engage at Home potters. He spent nearly seven weeks in England, leaving London on May 28, catching he Austral at Naplos, and arrived st Milton shortly after 1 o'clock to-day, or 3GJ days from London. THE LATE TOWN CLERK.

The City Council seem likely to have some trouble over Mr Massey's dismissal. In tho course of argument nt tho Supremo Court to-day, it appears the Council first reinstated Mr Massey, and at a special meeting afterwards dismissed him, but they failed to tako the steps required by tho Municipal Corporations Act, of the Mayor requesting the clerk in writing to convene this special meeting. It will thoreforo be observed that Mr Masaey, by reaion of his re-instatement, was a do facto clerk. Therefore the Mayor, if ho in structed Mr Gibson, acting clerk, acted illegally, as is contended. On this very fine point the wholo question turna. . |

WANGANUI, tbis day, INSURANCES ON THE FIRE.

(PER PKESS ASSOCIATION.)

Re tho losses on the Wanganui lire, the Colonial had £300 out of the £800 policy _eiins_--tl.

WELLINGTON, this day. SEARCH FOR CASTAWAYS.

The following telegram has been re ceived by the Secretary of Customs : The Government schooner Kekeno, which sailed to the islands lying to the southward of New Zealand to search for castaways, and alao for the purpose of protecting the seal fiaheries, haa returned to Stewarts Wand. Capt. Gre!g reports no important Mr C. Batkin, and Messrs Stock, of Wellington, have purchased in England the 3-ton cutter racing yacht Caima, built by Meisrs Watkins, of Blackwell, from designs of Mr Manning, engi neer to the West and East India Dock Company. Her model was shown at the ex hibition of shipwrights' work, and she won the only four matches sho bas been entered on. She carries 2 tons 18cwt. lead on her keel, and no ballast. The cost in London is upwards of £300. She cornea out on the Pleione, on a cradle specially con structed,

CHRISTCHUKCH, thia day. UNION INSURANCE COMPANY. At the Union Insurance Company's meet ing to-day, ihe chairman of directors stated that It had been deemed inadvisable at present to opon a branch office in London, but one had been opened in San Francisco. The directors were at present considering the question of increasing the paid-up capital of the Company, and when decided upon ample notico will be given to share holders.

At a meeting of tho Temperance bodies last nigh;, resolutions were carried con demning the proposed alterations in the Licensing Act. Tho members of the Assembly visited Lincoln Agricultural College yesterday, nnd were entertained at luncheon. In the evening a ball was given iv tbeir honour at the Exhibition, and was attended by about 600 persons. A public temperance meeting to-night passed a resolution condemning any alteia tion in the present Licensing Act, and sug gesting that if it were done it should be in the direction of making all licenses 10 o'clock.

This morning twenty members of the Legislature, including the Speaker of the Houae of Representatives, visited Lincoln, a suburb about twelve miles from Christ church, to inspect the School of Agriculture there. The Board of Governors of the Canterbury College, and professors from the university, accompanied the members. The train stopped at close proximity to the institution, where the visitors were met by Mr Ivey, the principal, who showed them over the whole working of the school.

" TIMARU, thißday.

A most interesting ceremony took place to-night at St. John's Lodge, E.C., when the medals given by the lodge were distri buted to those engaged in saving lite on the occasion of the wrecks on May 14th. The medals were handed to forty men, by Mrs Parsons, and threo more are to be sent Home to the men who bave left the colony. The medals cost fully £80,

'DUNEDIN, this day. Arrived : Ship Timaru, Captain Fuller ton, with 140 immigrants (all well). The "World Company" opened last night to a crowded house in all parts. A steel stern-wheel steamer was launched this afternoon and christened the Matau. She was originally built in Scotland for the Clntha Board of Conservators, and shipped in sections and put together by Messrs Kincaid and McQueen. She waa built throughout of very light steel plates, and iron deck. Her length is 100 feet, breadth 22 feet, and depth 4 feet. When the engines are fitted she will commence run ning on the Clntha Kiver, The brewers of Otago bave petitioned Parliament to abolish the beer duty. The petition states that beer is the only article manufactured in the colony subject to tax ation, and brewers are not only compelled to pay it, but are subjected to a tax on the materials used in the business; also on the machinery.

INVEROARGILL, this day.

Information haa been received that a por tion ot the farm buildings of Mr J. S. An derson at Tuturau has been destroyed by fire. The building was insured for £200 in the New Zealand Office. At Winton Plains several farm buildinga belonging to Mr George Crosbie were destroyed by fare, the lobs being about £550, and the insurance £160 in the New Zealand Office.

POLICE CO URT.— This day.

(Before F. G. Clayton, E-a-. and F. L. Prime,

Esq., J.P."s.

DRtrr~_-Nr~n:B.—Kichnrd Barrett and Eliza beth Die-rich were punished for thlaCoffence. VaqrasC- i—Wllzaboth Died rich was charged under the Vagrancy Act with having no'lawf ul visible moans of support, ana also with having been previously convicted aB an ldlo and dis orderly person. The clerk stated that time was allowed the prisoner yesterday to leave town.— Prisoner: I had not tho means.—Mr Pardy said the prisoner was taken out of a den in Chancei y- Btreet on Sunday, where there was perfeot hell going on. Sho waa brought np yeaterday. and the Magistrate diaoharged her on condition teat Bhe Bhould leave town. She abuaed his Kind ness bo for aa to got boaatly drunk, and made no attempt to leave town..—Detectives Brennan and Sullivan proved the charge, and a sentence Ot nine months' Imprisonment was imposed. Thai-ISO tOHooL.-Onthe application of Mr Hogan. n lad named John Irveen was trans ferred from the Howe-street Industrial sohool to the Ko-imarama Training School to com plete his original term A__e_ed PE-__i.Y.-Th.om_s Gorman was Oharged with felonioualy and wilfully having committed perjury In the testimony given by him before Mr J. E. Macdonald, at the Resi dent Magistrate's Court, Auckland, on llth March. On the application of Mr Pardy, the oaae was adjourned till Tuesdoy next, owiog to the absence of Mr MoDonald, the principal wit-ess, at the Thame. , __ A Rdnawa..—a boy named Hayies who had absconded from the Training School, was remanded till Monday. In ordtr that he might be restored to his parents at Masterton. ALtitG-D Forging and U-TEMNa.-Henry Howard Lewis and John Murphy, alias Danlet Manning, were charged wlih feloniously forging and uttering a cheque on the Bank of New Zealand for the payment of £3 15s, purporting to be signed by -lfrea Baokland. with Intent to defraud, at Auckland. on 36th June, IPS-.—Mr Pardy said he would withdraw the charge againat Murphy, as from enquiries which tbe police bad made, there did not appear to be sufficient to warrant the accusation against him.— Withdrawn accordingly.—The oharge :agalnst Lewis was then proceeded wltb.—Patrick Walsh deposed tbat he was licensee of the Shakespeare Hotel, Wyndham-Btreet. He knew the prisoner by the name of Mr Black. Became acquainted with him on the evening of last Saturday week, 21th June, He asked for and obtained lodgings at his house, and re mained there until after breakfaßt on Sunday morning. He waa there again that after noon, and also next mornln., when he asked witness If he would cash a cheque on Alfred Buckland, Witness replied In the affirmative, and prisoner handed him the Oheque produced, with Alfred Bnckland's name attached, for £8 15a. Witness gave ,hlm £3 cash, and prisoner told him to spend the re maining 15s for tho g*S_at the house. He also gave £1 to, Murphy, wnowas present, at the re quest of accused. Murphy eaid he had been Wronged in some game, but he did not know what game was referred to. Aooused prom- Ised to return the pound, but he had not done so. Produced oh'quo at tho Bank ot New Zealand, and instead of get ting the money was handed over to Detective Doolan ; gave a description of ao cosed, and pointed out the man Murphy; was subsequently released. On the previous Satur day eased him If Alfred Baokland's oheque was

I Rood, adding that he could get one from a i fellow. Witness replied In the affirmative, t Tho cheque ha took: to the Bank of New Zealand was the only one ever got from pri soner.-Mary Senior, barmaid at the Urltlsh Hotel, deposod that bualneaa people were in tho habit ot getting blank cheques out of their books. Homembered soiling several cheques out ot the boos. Thought she reoog. nlsed the prisoner as one ot the persona to whom she had Bold oheques, bnt was not quite satis fied.—The ohoque marked A, corresponded In number with tho Dlock. and the tear was the sumo.—Mter some farther evldenoe, prisoner was committed for trial.

CABLEGRAMS.

[REUTERS CABLEGRAM.]

LfI,NDLO_~D COMPANY IN IRELAND.

LONDON, June 25.

A landlord company has been formed in I Ireland, with a capital of £700,000, to lease aud work the Boycotted farms. Tho Land League is alarmed at thia movement, SOUTH SKA ABORIGINES. ' Mr Ashley, the Under-Seoretary for the Colonies, in reply to a question in the Houae of Commons, stated tbat the Govern ment had under consideration the represen tation made concerning the treatment the aborigines in Australasia and the South Seas were subjected to, and that thoy hoped shortly to be able lo confer personally with Sir Arthur Gordon, tho Governor of New Zealand, upon tho subject,

AUSTRALIAN.

QUEENSLAND REVENUE. | BRISBANE, this day. The Queensland revenue tor last quarter amounted to £612,000, being aa increase of £61,000 as compared with the June quarter of 1881. Tho re venue for the year, ended 30th June, amounted to £2,100,000, being au increase of £331,000 compared with the previous year. The following increases ate shown by the returns :-Customs, £119,000; land revenue, £12,000 ; rents, £44,000; railways, £83,000; and telegraphs, £25,000. BANQUET TO SIR H. PARKES. MELBOURNE, tbis day.

A committee has been formed for tho purpose of organising a banquet to Sir Henry Parkes, on his return from Eng laud.

A SENSATIONALIST IN TROUBLE,| Henry Bryant, alias DeKeanment, the "Age" informant regarding the alleged Russian designs on the Colonies, has been seotenced at tho Eilmore Police Court to five years' impiiaonmont for forgery.

ILLNESS OF THE MARCHIONESS OF

NOKMANBY.

The Marchioness of Normanby is at pre sent Buffering from indisposition.

INTERNATIONAL PLOUGHING

CONTEST

MELBOURNE, July 3.

The enttiesfor tho Grand International Champiou Ploughing Contest, which takoa place on the 26th and 27th inst., undor tho auspices of the National A gricultural Society ef Victoria, were published to-day. For the Sino-lo Furrow Match (first prize £105), there are 51 entries, and for the Double Furrow Match (£100) 30 entries. All tho Australian colonies will be represented at the contest, including New Zealand, from which two entries bave boon recoived,

THE EGYPTIAN TROUBLE.

[RUETERS'T-l-EGRAMS,

The Egyptians Fortifying Alex-

anaria.

ALEXANDRIA, July 3.

It has transpired that Arabi Pasha, as Minister of War, has mado a proposal to the Council of Ministers that a levy in mats should forthworth be mado for the purpose of increasing the defensive torco of Egypt. The work of fortifying this city is now being actively proceeded with by the Egyptian authori ties.

"WAR OFFICE PREPARATIONS,

LOIN DON, July 3,

Tbe preparations which have beon pro ceeding at the War Office and Admiralty for tbe despatch of troops and vessels to Egypt are now com pleted The work at the arsenals nnd dock yards have been pushed forward with all possible speed, and an ex tensive force, including Siege Train, ef 72 guns, is now ready io depart for Eygpt without delay, if required.

Beserves Called Out

LONDON, July 3.

The Government have decided that the mobilization of the army re serve shall at once be proceeded with in view of the possibility of that force being required to fill the place of the regular troops whi.h may be des patched to Egypt.

ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY.

The monthly meeting of the Acclimatisa tion Society took place this afternoon, there being'presant: Messrs R. C. Barstow (Pre. sident), T. B. Hill, A. Bull, and Mac- Kechnie.

Tree Seeds.—Mri Hill remarked that if it were generally understood that the society had seeds for distribution, there would be plenty of applications for them, and the piobability was that a great many new members would be got in the Waikato in consequence.—The chairman said that so slight bad been the demand for the seeds and plants that the society had at last offered the tea plants and others to the City Council.—Some discussion ensued on tbe desirability of taking steps to accli matise tha copper beech aod the holly, in the course of which the chairman expressed strong doubts of the success of such a venture. He also regretted tbe fact that nearly all their oak seeds arrived in a worthless state.—The secretary reported the arrival of a consignment ot Constanti nople nuts—a species closely allied to the Barcelona nuts, but better suited to this climate. Fiwanoe.—The followiug balance sheet, for the month, was submitted :—Balance in Bank, on June 6th, £77 15s 4d; received from Paymaster-General, on account of game licenses, £400; mountain qnail and pheasants sold, £17 10s; garden receipts, £26s Od; fine under Animals Protection Act, '£210s. Total, £500 Os lOd. Expenditure : Wages, £12 8s; s. Sankey, for pheasants, £7; Craig, £2 2s 4d; sundry accounts, £14 4b 6d; balance in Bank on July 4, £464 6s. Total, £500 0s 10d.— The balance-sheet was adopted.

Important Sale of Suburban Property.

We would again remind our readers of the important sale of suburban property which takes place at Mesßrs Tonka' mart at noon to-morrow. The sections are large and well-aituated, with access to a good metalled main road, and having extensive harbour frontages. An equally good opportunity for securing a large suburban aection is not likely to happen again for a long time to come.

Meetings, Entertainments, Etc.

Jut*. _, 1882.

Theatre Rojal-Mr J. L. Hall's Company: " -tip Van "Winkle," 8 p.m. Auokland Choral Society— Praotice, 7.30 p.m. Ponsonby t horal Society—Weekly Praotice, 7.30 p.m,

Abbott's Opera House-Thompson's Zulu War Diorama, 8 p.m.

Lome-street HaU—Variety Entertainment, 8 p.m.

Temperanoe Hall-Baptist Churoh Tempe - ance Sooiety—7.3o p.m. St. Thomas' Schoolroom—Entertainment, 8 p.m. __________________________________

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Jolv i, 1882. Bank of New Zealand-Buyers, £23155; sellers, £21- Oolonlal Insurance—Buyers. 10s Auokland Gas— Buyers. £8 10s Thames Gas—Sellers. 30s Union Sash and Door-£Bloa Bay of Islands Coal Company—Sellers, £8 IDS Fisher and Co.-llßßd Me-oury Bay Timber-Par , Accident Assaranoe—Buyera, Is; sellers, Is 3d Moanataiarl-Sellers, 20b Qu« en of Beauty— 12s Id Prince Imperlal-5s to 5s id; buyers. 5s Werahlko—Buyers, 3s; sellers, 3s Id. * ' ** JOSEPHNEWMAN. Chairman.

PLOT TO KILL THE PRINCE OF WALES.

Dynamite Under Rail way Bridges.

LONDON, July 3,

It is now known that sinco tho recent visit of the Prince of Wales to Brad ford dynamite was found to be con cealed in some of the bridges over which the Royal train passed. It is believed that the discovery reveals the existence of a plot to take the Prince's life.

LATEST FROM TONGA.

[Fiiom Our Own Correspondent.]

Terrible Hurricane in Vavau

and loss of Life.

We had been praising ourselves here in Tongatabu that we had escaped a hurricane this year. When a boot came in from Haabai with the news that thoy had had a fearful hurricane in Vavau, we could scarcely believe it, for it is many years since they had a hurricane, but, alas I it turned out to be too true, some 1,600 dwel ling-houses of the nativcß blown down, be sides thirteen chapels belonging to the Wesleyan Mission, and tho Roman Catho lic Church, the nativo fleet completely wrecked, and twenty-three boats broken up to pieces, besides a German barquo, the Don Guillermo, of some 7.000 tons register, driven ashore. Tho cap. tain, who was aboard when sho drifted away from her anchorage, was afraid sho would founder, and low. red hi. two boats and put off from her. The boat contain" ing tho captain and mate nnd Bix others was lost. The other boat escaped to land. The destruction to the cocoa mills has been very great, moro than a £ de stroyed, and a great number of orange trees. Several Europeans have lost honvily, csoecially Mr Paims, who had a copra shed swept away, with about 250 tons of copra in it. Ho estimates his loss at about £2,000. PETITION TO THK QUEEN. Tho Mr Van Hagen who was up in Auckland a short time ago left last week for Europe iv one of Godeffroy's vessels, Tho Government graciously let him go, notwithstanding a decision of the Supreme Court had been given against him, and he had been heavily fined. The petition which he said he was the bearer of turnod out to bo not a petition to Sir A. Gordon but to the Queen, and had beon suggested to some malcontents in the Una, several of whom had beeu prisoners of tho Crown, that they should get up a petition, which they did, and, to add additional weight, forged some hundr.ds of signatures, putting down tbe names of men asleep, old women, children in tbo schools, babies at the breast, and others unknown. But tho queerest part of the story is yet to be told. This said petition, when brought to those whites who wero the prime movers in the affair, they drew up another petition, and sent it back for these handful of men, some ; 12, who had formed themselves into a ; native Parliament, and who, amongst other wise doings, passed a resolution by a show of hands that the Government were i wrong to promote adultery —to adopt ; as the petition instead of tho other, which they did. And this was sent unknown to the King by the British Vicc-Conßul here, ! to the Queen. His Majesty was not only enraged with the Vice-Consul, but also with the missionary here, tho Rev. J. E. 1 Mnntlin, for secretoly translating it, for it contains the most treasonable lan guage. The King and the mis- , sionary had a terrible sot-to about it, and . words and voices ran so high that the 1 Native Minister of Police thought it was his duty to interfere to protect his King from such annoyanoe. The nativo traitora ; are imprisoned on certain islands, A com mission was appointed te enquire into tho matter, bnt they will soon be judged, it is f reported, before the Supreme Court for . treason. The King in his wrath said the ringleaders should be hung.

Late Telegrams.

BUSSELL, this day.

The Americans have set all their bunt ing to-day, in honour of the 4tb, and the captains will give a ball and supper to-night.

WELLINGTON, this day,

HEAVY SENTENCE EOK RAPE.

At the Supreme Court, Rellis, for rape, was sentenced to 12 years' penal servitude, and two floggings of 30 lashes each. The Judge said this was one of tho worst crimes he had ever heard of. It was the crime of a brute, and he Bhould be treated as a brute. GAS EXPLOSION, A gas explosion occurred in the Custom house, this morning, A messenger named Walters, on tho opening of the office, smelt gas. He at onco proceeded to open the windows and doors. After a short time he struck a match to light the fire, when the explosion occurred, smashing one door and melting tbe India rubber casing of the bell wirea. Walters was burnt about the head rather severely.

DUNEDIN, this day. At the sale of the ship City of Perth, the vessel was passed in at £5300.

A cable dispatch received late this after noon reports the discovery of a plot to blow up the Prince of Wales with dynamite when travelling by rail. England is experiencing all the terrors of Nihilism; and the difficulty of grappling .with secret and develiuh assassins who will not hesitate at the perr peiration of any enormity,

An illuminated address to Mr J. Lntrobe from the residents of Raglan, wliich they presented him on the eve ot his departure from tho district, is now on view at Up ton and Cos. The engrossing and illumi nating were done by Mr Slator.

The shootists of H.M.S, Nelson bave been challenged to trials of skill with the rifle by the Victoria Rifles and the Artillery Corps.

The harbour presented an additional attraction, this afternoon, on the arrival of the new German corvette Carola. This vessel, although much smaller th'au H.M.S, Nelson, is a pretty and handy-looking craft, and proved an object of interest to those persons travelling by the ferry steamers, during the afternoon, to and from H.MS. Nelson,

Tbe New Zealand Lqa n and Mercantile Agency Company purpose erecting an ex tensive establishment at Wanganui at a cost of £8,000 or £4,000. Messrs E. Mahoney & Sons are preparing the plans. There is at present on exhibition at the establishment of Mr Wiseman, saddler, Queen-stre«t, an interesting relic, which, if its history as supplied to us is true, was once in the possession of the renowned navigator Captain Cook. It consists of a hand some black leather military shoulder belt, adorned with silver ornaments, and stitched round the inside is an old leather strap similar to those used as waist-belts. The straps are left with Mr Wiseman by Major Te Wheoro, for the purpose of converting it into a shoulder belt. Te Wheoro states that the strap was presented to hiß great grandfather by Cap. tain Cook, and that hia ancestor has worn it round hia loins from the time ot its pre sentation till his death. If this portion of the stoty is net apocryphal, Te Wheoro's predecessor • must have been a man of gigantic proportions, as the belt is seven feet in length. The leather Ib very old, and the natives are very positive in asserting that it is a genuine memento ef Cook.

STlte ATOKI^ANII EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, JULY 4.



Tenaere. mo BUILDEKS. Separate fenders will bo reoeived at the Architect's Offloe, Tauranga, np to noon of llth July, for the Krection ot a Brlok or C.norete Building at Taura_„-. .. _ _, • Plans can be Been at Mr Hammond's Offices, South British Buildings, Auokland, or at my offlse, Tauranga. __-.-. x-u °^ 11Z . 91880N LOUCH> c . Ki# Architect, Tauranga. mo BUILDERS. EXTENSION OS* TlMff.„ Tenders for the Kxohanee Hotel, Parnell, will not be opened till FRIDAY, 21st July, at noon. R M. WATT, Arohlteot. ,i or continuation, see First Page,)



Wanted. WANTED, for Good Hopo Dinii Rooms, a good General Servant, who another one IB employed. WAN -ED, Good Boy to make hir Belt generally useful.-Apply Mark Hotol. \\f ANTED, a General Servant.—App VV Mrs Monr£,_Remuerß. W~~ "ANTED. Good General Harue; Hand,-Henry Braoa fc 00., Llmlte High-street. .. WANTED, a Young Girl to Assli with Housework. - Apply Frenc Bakery, Hobson-Btroot. ■ WANTED, a General Servant,— Appl to Mrs WlUoughby. Tho Nook, Symond Btreet. __. . W ANT-D, a Boy for Fret Saw -Cv tlng.-Apply Baldock and Batty. LHt Mill. . WANTED,' Three Improvers; vis Throo a pprontiooß to tho dross an habit maklng.-Apply to Mrs _.tkln.on, Uppc Queon-street. _, * '~" ANTEI-. a smart Man for the Clott VV Ing departmeut.-Apply at once to . Lovy. Clothier. 211 Quoen-Btre.et. \\J ANTED, a thoroughly competen Vv Pofltry Cook and Oonfoctlonor: also ! experlsnond Walters. — Chap. Canning, S Mungo Cafe. ANTED, a respectable Boy. — i Alexander. Joweller. _______ WANTED SEEN, the Largo Stook c •WlHtor Ribbons fOr .Jd-At D.nipier' Wakofleld-Btroet Shop. WANTED, a Message Boy ; one wh. has a doslre to learn the trade pre f.rrod.-Apply to White & Watkinson, Tailors Vlotorla-Btreot. ___ WANTED a Lad as Apprentice to thi Baking Trado.-Apply. bofore 10 ane after 1. to K. Stllwoll, Parnell Ha.ory. WANTED, respectable General Ser vant; must cook.-11. Grey-Btraot, nexi Carpontors' Arms. , \IT ANTED, for a milk round, a Man ol W good address and good scholar; wages, 10-, and oommlßßion. — Apply, 1 uesday and Thuraday, 9 to 11 a.m., Auokland Dairy, Hobson street. WANTED, Strong Respectable Youth as light porter; any wanes.— apply Bharp. Direct Supply Store, 219. Quoon-Btrout. ANTED, a Middle-aged General Servant. -Apply this offlco. ANTED, intelligent Youth- as ap prentices to tho olioklng; liberal torms. —Yonng Brosl.. Darh-m-Btreot. \\f ANTED, a good steady Man; no TV othor need apply.-Georgo Wilson, Nolaon-Btroot. _ WANTED, a rcspoctable Girl about 10 to osßlnt In tho houaowork and curso a baby 10 months old.-Apply Mrs wmowa, Ootole VUla, Kdon Terraoo (opposlto Kdon vino Hotel). ; WANTED, an experienced Milliner.— A. Lovott, Well-sloy-stroet. _ Ta/ANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply to Vv Mrs y. -oherff, Arney Road, hemuera. \ * / ANTED, a Young Man to mako him- W self ÜBofn'.—Apply. Anokland Hotel. ANTED, a General Servant. -Apply Mrs Bonnet., llodwood Terraoe; or. F. 3, Bonnott'a Drapery Wnrehouso, Queen itreot. . WANTED, a Uood General Servant.— Apply Mrs Percival. Green Lane. \\J ANTED, a Good General Servant .', —Apply to Mrs MoMaator, 212, Quoon i treet WANTtsD TO S-LL, Two or Thruo Light 'Busses ln Rood repair.—W. .rowthor. Wellesley-atreet. Wf ANTED, immediately, a Girl as V . Housemaid and to wait tablo; rofer inces required,—Mrs Mowbray .Manukau Itoad, Parnell. »«,. ANTED. KEN, tho Ladie.' Trimmed V. Hat. at la and la 6d, and the Far Hals 'or U Sd; flotin do,, Is 6d—At Dampier's Wake luld-stroet Shop, i ; p WAN I'ED, Tenders for Fencing about 30 Chains (moro or lore) at Mangoro. mrlri posts and three rolls, at por chain.—Apply 3. P. Dawson Aroh HIU. "'* **/ANIED, a good General Servant; V T referenoe required.- Mrs Waters, Upper luaen-.tr-e*. ■- ' ■ WANTK-D, a Firomau tor Bush Saw MM.-Apply to D. Gouk or Pierce janlgan. V\7 ANTED, a Man who thuroughly Vv understands the Manufacture of Hy- Iraullo Lime; to ono also acquainted with the Halting of Comont a oroforonoa will be given.— -.pply warkworth Comont Company. Colonial Bank Buildlngß, Auoklana. ANTED KNOWN, that City Market li ln Working Order for bu.lneßS. Several prominent Stalls TO LET.—Apply T. -lator. Weigh Bridge Oflloe. WANTED, a Lady Help to assist a mother with yonng children Thlssltu -tlon has hitherto been hold from S to 8 years.— Apply to Mra W. P. Featherßtone. Devonport. AINTED. a good General Serrant; plain cooking. Good home; wagos, 15s per woo-.—Apply to Mrs Jorvls, Victoria Koad, Devonport. WANTED, a fow Lessons on tho Banjo. —Apply by letter, stating terms, to a.8.D., 3t_hofflce. WANTED SEEN—The Window wet, 3_d; Long Curtains, 3» ltd; Children's Pinafores, lid; Froo-8. 2s; Amerloin Leather, lljd; at Dampior'a Wakofleldßtreet Bhop. W ANTED, £2,000, on good Freehold M Poourlty, at 6 per cont.—Address OS, 3tab Offlce, WANTED .SKEN, Men's-Shirts for Is i Cd; Handsome Stud Suites, Od ; Gents' > Handkerchiefs (largo size), Cd; at Dampier's Wa~etield-_tro~t Bhop. , WANTED io' Sell — Choc»c. Bacon,! Butter, Kgsß, &c, of the Best Quality, and at Lowcßt Wholesale Prloos.-B. Hew, Grocer. Vlotorla-Btreet. ... , "ANTED, by a Lady ot 20 years ex porlonoo, Mueia Pupils at la por Icasoa. Kvenlng Lessons given. Privato Leßsons ln Dancing to Adults or Famlllos,—Address Mrs Welch. Qrey-Btreet. oppoalte Helller House. VX7 ANTED KNOWN, I. Spinley, hay- Vv Ing opened a Stationery and Fancy Gooda Kopo.itory ln tho Karangahape Road, trusts, by keeping.good artlo'es and Boiling them at a low price, to aeonre a share of the patronage of the residents ln the Newton and Karangahape districts. Town Pricea. WANTED KNOWN-The only Jeer foot Cure for Tootbacho and Nouralgla. and no oure no pay, la by applying to Professor GnBBCOtt, the only ITactlool Herbalist ln tho Colony.—Shortland-street. __ » "; * WANTED KNOWN—Having too I Large a stook ot Over Coats, must oltar them out: our 35s Coats will be sold for 25..-r J' Phllllpß, Qneen-street. \\, r ANTED KNOWN, that wunsonand II Martin, 53, Gu'tom-house-atreet. are supplying Maize. Oats, and Roans (crashed and whole). Bran. Sharps, Chaff, Bonedust, s_a, at Lowest Rates. ■ WANTED SEEN, the Japanese Silk. Is 3d tho yard; Colored Satin, is 3d ; Black do.. %« 3d and 3*; Black Velveteen. Is lid and 2s 6d," at Dampler'a wakefl"ld-strpet W ANT-D KNOW.— ihat Newton beats Queen-street tor Chimp Clothing and Drapery, and that we beat Newton.—J, and w. Williams. Importers, 82, Karangahape Road_^ WANTED SEEN, the Twill frheoting, Is Id; White Calico, 31d; Unbleaohed do, 2Jd; Brown Holland, I.d; at Dampler'a Wakefield street Shop.'l ANTED KNOWN—Sewing Ma, ohines from 255; also, Maohlnes taken in exchange.—W. C, Donnes, Sewing Machine Depflt, Qneen-street. WANTED, to Sell Five or Six Good Farm Horses.-Apply to W. Crowther. WANTED Known-That J. Cosgrave and Co. ore sqUlng Strong Heavy Tweed Trousers for gs lid. ' TTfANTED KNOWN—Job Line of V? Satin Mnffs. from Ss lld-At William Rattray's Drapery Warehouse, 178, 180 and 182, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN-That wo havo Invoices of Shirtings, Flannels. Dross Materials, Felt Carpets, and Cocoa Matting ÜBt landed ex Lairo,-_. fc W. Williams, 82, Kara pgahape Road WANTED TO SELL—A Young Horse, broken to saddle and harness.—Apply before 10 am. or after 6 p.m. to E. Murphy Karangahape Road, Newton. WANTED KNOWN-That Sharland's Worm Powders are the moat popular and snoocssful remedy now known. Prioe Ib paoket.- Addreßa: Opposite Poat-offlce. WANTED Known—That if you don'i hurry up you wont be In time to get a Mackintosh Coat.-J.&W. Williams. ANTSD SEEN, the Fur Trimming, 9d the yard: Grand Pompadour Fringe, 61 the yard; lot 'of Blaok d 0.,, oheap; Chenille Net, jja the yard, at Dampier's Wakefleld-stroet WANTED to Sell, a nearly new centre, board Yaoht, well found and coppered.— C. Bailey, Shipbuilder, near the Dock. ANTED, J. urchasers tor Good Swede Turnips, in lots of 5 tons, delivered at any railway station within 10 miles of Otahuhu. ■ Price. 80s per ton, or 25a bn the ground.—Fisher ' and Co :' ... - - ■ WANTED Kino vv N—Gardner's Quinine and Iron Tonio. 3s per bottle, and other preparations, may bo obtained at 184, Queon.siroot, and North Shore Pharmaoy. WANTED KNOWN-The Euoalyptin. Smelling Bottle, a remedy for catarrh, ' 2s 6d eaoh, at 181, Queen-atreet, and North Shore Pharmaoy. WANTED KNOWN, that Sharland's Cherry Peotoral relieves Coughs ln ten minutes; bottles, 2s Bd.—Addreas, opposite Post-offloe. ANTED' KNOWN—Men's Tweed Vests, 3a Bd; Youths', 2s Bd; Boys'. 2s. Full Stock Hoßlery from 3Jd a pair. Boys' Elastio ! Braces from ljd; Men's from fid. Men's and 1 Bcya" Felt Hats and Shirts ln Great Variety— - J. & W. William.. °_ WANTED SEEN, the Gent's Tweed Coats, 5s Od ; Holland do. (email Bizes) 4s; 8d; Gents' Cheßt Scarves, 2d; Botb' Belts! 33. at Dampler'a Wakeflold-Btreet Bhop, WANED KNOWN, that Sharland's Tonio Balsam and Liver Regulator Is need with marvellous success for Indigestion. Price, 3s a bottle,-Addreaa i Oppoalte Post office. *



Wanted. '" XTTA.-TED SEEN, the Grand Lines 0 _ TT Ladieß* Fashionable Hose. Bd ; Men'i 10 Books, 3d ; Ohlldr_-'s do, from 2d; Boys' Klaßtii — BracOß, 6d—Dampier'B Wakofleld-streot Shop. ot \hf ANTED, all persons interested in T'e 1 vv Arohaatookto become subscribers tc — "Tho Te Aroha Mall," prioo 2d. Anokland Iy Agent, Mr Maoky, foot of Cook-street. Ad vertisements received by Ingram and Co., " Hoffman's Buildlngß. d. V\7ANTED KNOWN—Working Men Il oan Save their Money by oalllng at tho „1 .Governor Gordon Dining Rooms, AU Meals ■J '6d; Board and Lodging 15a per wook.—Noto >n tho address: Noarly opposlto tho Waitemata and close to the Dook. Lower Albert-street. y \\r ANTED—Tailors to bear in mlna b- Vv that I havo In stook a largo assortment of Black and Blue Sunerflnes and Dooßklns, 7 Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim , mlngs of all doßorlptions, short lengths of whioh 10 I out at Wholoaalo Prioo. A, LOVETT, " 0 WeUealey-atreet. d \\f ANTED KNOWN-That -1. Cos ir Vt grove and Co. are selling Tweed Mao klntosh Ooatß for 30a, warranted. '- 1 */ ANTED Known—That J. Cosgrave '• V v and Co. aro Selling Men's Serge Suits _ for 27a Cd. 1 Wf ANTED, Settlers to know that 10 VV Amorioan Waggons, light and heavy. t. either with or withont springs, aro for salo at A. Maoklo's, Durham-street, also, vory hand some Hooded Boggles, doublo ond single, hung *■ on an entirely new principle and of tho beat — luallty aver yet landod oa these shores. __ i Wf ANTED KNOWJS. — That Shar v v land's Family Pills aro invaluable for Constipation, Hoaduche, and Indigestion.— 0 Prico Is Boi. Addrcßß-Oppoßlto Post Offloe. WANTED SEEN, tho Peerless Gloss at 7d the bottle; and Cork Solos (ladles or goncß'i, 2Jd tho pair—At overy one of 3 Dampler'a Shops. ' \7tTANTED SEEN, tho groat new lot tt of Dress Buttons on.the Counter, Id the ' dozon ; Stay Busks, 2d, 4d, and Od, at Dampier's t W akoflold-Btroet Shop , %»/ ANTEI. KNOWN—Boys'and Men's V T Ovorooats ohaapor than town, at J. and W. Wlllioma'. WANTED KNOWN—Men'B . olson Twood Suits 47a (id; Bo; a' ditto, 3256 d; Mon's Splendid Crimean Shirts, 8s Sd ; Regatta Shirts. 6s Od; Hard Felt Hata, 3s Od; Alpine Mat«, 2a lid; Morglel Sax. Is 8d; Turkish Bath Towels. Is 4d.—Brennan's Auokland House, foot of Vlotorla-Btreet. WANTED. - The Public to know that Munro & Mllllgan. Hobion-street, have added to thoir Tailoring Donartmont a branch for tho manufacture of Boys' and "Souths' Clothing, made to ordor, from their largo stock of qua autoed Shrunk twood a. WANTED KNOWN — Whito Twill Calico, yard wldo, 7d; Marono Satin Cloth, la 9id; Black Frenoh Merino, 3a 2d yard ; Bob Hoy Plaid, 2s Id: Auokland Crape Oloth, Is -id; Ladlos' Scun Silk Stooklngs, Bs Od por pair, — Brennan's Auokland Honso, foot ot Vlotorla-Btreet, ANTKD SEEN, t,he Ladies' Ulsters, 5s Bd ; Ladloß' Jackets, 6a Gd; Girls' da, fa—At Dampler'a Wakelleld-Btroet Shop. WANTED KNOWN— BLOMFIHLD'S WORM POWDKRS ore the Finest Remedy for Worms. In packers, Ono Shilling; by Post, la 2d.-WEST END PHARMAOY. Ponsonby. WANTED KNOW N— BLOMFIELD'S SOOTHING POW DERS, a cooling aperient for Children outtlng teeth, troubled with or uptlona of skin. Packets, 1»: Post, Is 2d.-WEST END PHAHMAOY, Ponsonby. WANTEU KNOW!.— OIT-Z-NS' BALL. Vkbylmpoktant—This is the way Dampier has began to treat tbe aristocracy of Auokland at his Now Boot Shop. Victoria-street (late W. John stone's). Ho is aotually selling Pollock's Gents, Colobratod Drcsa Boota (whioh are being cold elsewhere- at £1 and £1 Ib) for lis; Ladlos' High-legged Prize Modal Prunella Boots (which are el.ewbore at loast 8a) far 6s Oil; Ladloa' Block Kid -hoes (whioh aro olsowhere 10s 6d for 6a Bd; Ladies' White Kid Boots, 6b Od; White Marsala do, 4s 6d; lots of othor kinds very Cheap. Having retained tho services of Mr Budge, lato foreman to Mr Johnston-, I Intend to have Boota made to ordor of tho samo quality as Mr v.. J. did, and at lowor prices.—W. H. DAM PHCR, Bootmaker, lato W. Johnstone, Victoria street. N. B.—l am happy to Inform my alnoere f rionda that the new Boot Vontnre Ib already a .treat suooess. WA N T E ~ D, _L_ HIB Working Men op Auckland to como and Inspoct tho SPLENDID NEW GOODS Just Arrlvod ox Cambria- Balmorals and Elaatlc-~ldo Boots, only 10s Od, the bost valuo ovor offered ia Auckland. _lno, 15 Trunks Ladlos' Button and Fancy Klostlo Kid Boots, tho bost and cheapest ln Auokland. Don't forgot tho Addreaa— H. SAWK IN S, THK RKD BOOT WAREHOUSE, VIOTOIIU-STBEET. VJO- ANTED— CASH PURCHASERS FOB FIVE THOUSAND POUNDB OF Prime Salt Jsuttkb' 1/ TO 1/3 PER ft. PUT UP IN KEGS CONTAINING FROM SO TO 60 POUNDS. AND IN JARB FROM 12 TO 18 POUNDS. JR.. He w, GROCER, VI__OIUA-BT-_-_T. ANTED KNOWN <_T FOR CASH ONLY- Good Valuo ln Blankets, from 9/11 to 45/ pair Uood Value in Quilts, from 4/6 to 12/4; size, 10-9 Good Valuo in Sheeting, from /8}; 72 Inoh, V Good Value ln Calicos, from ,-i; white. 13 Good Value ln Dreas Materials, from 111 Good Valuo In Winceys, from /3J to 1/3 Qood Value in Laoe Curtains, from 3/11 to 30/ Good Valno ln Ladloa* Ulsters, from 8/0 up Good Value ln Hosiery, all sizes and makes Good Value ln satins and Velveteens, from 2/0 Good Value in Handkorohlefs, from /1. oach Good Value In Table Napkins. [7i; Cloths. 2/ Good Valne In Felt Carpets, 1/4; Tapestry, 2/9 Good Value In Millinery and Underclothing Good Value ln Baberdashory Good Valne in 2-bntton Blaok Kid Gloves, 1/9 Good Valne ln Ladles' Corsets, 2/6 to 10/6 At WM. H. SMITH'S Cheap D-UFEBX Wabkuouse, Corner ot Upper Qneen and Alexandra-streets, Oppoßlte Army and Navy Hotel. N.8.-Oar Woll-assorted Stook of GENERAL DRAPERY la bought ohkap fo* OABH. and marked In plain figures at 10 ocr oent, less thau usual Queen-street prices. We invite oompari _on Wf ANTED KNOWN. TWO SHILLINGS IN THE PODND DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH PURCHASES OF FIVE SHU__INGB AND UPWARDS, AT STEPHENSON'S, KARANGAHAPE Ro*D, NawTON. Splendid Value In 86in White Oalloo, 6/6 per doz Good Value in Blankets, 7/6 to 80/ per pair Unequalled Valuo ln Ulsters. 4/9 to 35/ eaoh Splendid Value In Jerseys. 6/8, worth 0/6 Good Value ln Millinery and Underclothing Unequalled Value in 160 Ladies Felt Hats, 2/6 eaoh Splendid Value in Long Lace Curtains, 1/ por yd Good Value ln Dress Materials, from /H yd Unequalled Value in Coloured Cashmeres, J/ per yd . plendld Value ln Corsets, 1/6 to 12/6 per pair Unequalled Value ln Corsets. 2/6 and 2/11 Good Value ln Hoalery, all also 3, fto. Splendid Valuo in 4-bntton Blaok Eld Glovea, 3/6 Uneqnalled Value In Coloured Serges, /ll J per yd Good Value in Colonial Flannels, from 1/3 Wantod Known—Dressmaking on Premises Unequalled Value In Satins, 2/6; Velveteens, 2/8 At stkphenson'S. Newton Houbb, Newton. N.B.—Comment on our Stook ot General Drapery Ib needless; n singlo oall is sufilolent to prove that purchasers of Drapery oan got bost vsule tor their money at STEPHENSON 'S, NEWTON rf.o BOOTMAKEKS.-Wanted, a Man . L. .for Btrong work; oonstant employment,— J. Carbey, Hobson-street. Meoicai. TOOTHACHE I TOOTHACHE I TOOTHACHE ill Immediate Relief by neing EDBON'S MAGIC ESSENOE. . in Is Bottles. r |"IHE FACT IS NOW ASSURED I. THAT INOI-IBNT CONSUMPTION, OHBONIO BUONOntTia, ASTHMA, THROAT AND LDNO COMm-UHTS, NEBVOUB AND WASTING DISEASES are permanently relieved, the worst symptoms arrested, and a healthy re action produced by AICgIN'B SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS vyiTOHvw_'-to_iJ_iiiri._ uy- ngg " _-..-> qi)lni_.k. ' —"" Theae great reanltg are owing to the combination of NBBVK AND BRAIN TONIC 3 that lend increased sustaining powers to the invalid, added to which la the SPECIFIC ACTION of the Eucalyptus on the muoua mem branes, whereby the air passages are cleared of unhealthy secretions In a natural manner. Daily evidence Is afforded of the per manent resuscitating action of this remedy—ao that all who Buffer should at onoe make a trial of Ub eminent proper ties. The Eucalyptus Syrup is moderate In price, and within the reach of all who need it. It la a pharmaceutical oombina ' tion of tonio alkaloids with hypophos phltcs,and not a secret nostrum, Registered and gazetted under "The Trades Marks Registration Act," by Graves Aimon, The Pharmaoy, Anok- ■ , 1 land. Wholesale Agent 1 Thb Nbw Z__j_c_-N_t Dedq Company



j rertsouai f Q AMU EL BOWDEN, charged at tht i kj Polloe Court for forgery, is not any of Mn 3 Bowdon'B eons in Chapel-street. DANIEL GIL-IVER, who arrived ii Auokland by Bhlp Mary Shepherd Ir > 1.68, will oblige by sending his address. Any 1 one giving his address will bo paid for theli ■ trouble.—Thomas Ussher, Queen-Btreet. To Let. TO LET (Vincent-street), Good Roomy Houao, large allotment, well, and ln con ■ venient situation. — Apply Central Freohold Land and KBtate Agenoy. Goorgo _Fraser. Managor. i rpO LET, a Family Residence, contain -I. ing eight rooms, bath, and water laid on, with 11 acrea of land, altuate on the Great South itoad, a few minutes' walk from Ellerslle Railway Station, commanding a good view.— -pply to V. L, Prime or Wi Aitken, Estate and Land Agents. O LET, the Lyceum Hall, Hobson- Btreet; rent low.—Apply ta M. Foley, Grocer. Hobnon-Btroet. ■ rpu LKT (with immediate possession), X a Shop and Storo ln Queen-street, now oooupled by D. Bloom.—Apply on the premlaoa. •""PO LET, an Unfurnished Redroom, with 1. uae of kltohoa, to a respectable female.— Apply to „tab offlco. nno LET, Office corner o£ High-street and 1 Vuloan Lane.—Apply to R. Home, No. 20, Now Zealand Insnranoe Buildings. • jpo LET, Cottage, with a. soullery, in Clarence Btreet, Ponsonby; good gardon, and evory convenience.—Apply. W. Q. Allon, next door. TO LET, Blacksmith's Shop iv a good position in Pitt street.—J. Davies, Kar acgahape Road, -1 .0 LET. a Family Residence at Epsom, A with 50 aorea of land.—For particulars, apply to T. D. Cloghorn. Epsom. "VTOKTHCOTE. —To Let, Six-roomed -Li Houso ("furnished), with 2} aores ot land plantod with fruit trees.- R. Home, No. 20, N.Z. Insnranoe Buildings. I\rOKTH SHORE.—To Lot, a New -Ll Houbo of 10 rooms, woll situated, and suitable for lodging houso; also. Furnished Cottage.—R. and H. Dnder. Devonport Store For Sale. If Oil SALE. -Great North Road : Villa, JD 7 rooms, gas ana gas stovo. vory conve nient, cheap. Mount Kdon : Villa, 7 rooms, splendid view, only £150; cash required. Grafton Road t Houso, 8 rooms, gae, two tanks, nioo garden, only 10 minutes from Qaoen-street ; easy torms. Allotments at Mount Kden, Mount Albert, &0., vory cheap.—W. V. Stevens, Kstate Agont, at btoqdman'B Beed shop, Queen-Btreet. uLCANIC LAND I VOLCANIC LAND 1-45 minutes'walk from town. 6 minutes from the 'buses and Klneelond Rail way 8t -Hon.—A House and Bli a ores of oleared scoria Land (or Sale for -_15. This is a rare onanoe of getting a neat little property oheap, noar town, and ln a rising locality, on voloanlo soll-F. O. Ewlngton. lit -OR SALE, Grocery Busineßß in suburbs; _j small capital required; rent low; stook at valuation.—Apply Henderson, Kden Terrace. Til OR SALE, two Houses in Sale-street, X Freeman's Bay. Corner AUotment, two Allotments, 1001183.Mount Kden.—H. Parting, ton, tf-OR SALE, off Newton Road, a com _.' fortabJo 8-roomed Honse, i Allotments, large Orohard, near town.—H. Partington. jj.OR SALE, Fine Little Property in A Norfolk street. Ponsonby, consisting of well built Four-roomed House, with every oon yonlonoe. and good Blzed allotment.—Central Land Agenoy, corner Qaeen-street and Vulcan Lano.—George Eraser, Manager. 'I-UAKAU.—A very Desirable Farm t of 101 aorea. about 14 miles from Tuakau station, with Three-roomed Cottage, Work shop, Dairy. Cow-shed, Pigsties, &o. A splendid stream runs through the Property ; all fenced ' and subdivided; about 60 aoros In grass, the rest cultivated; soil Is flrst-olass. Good metalled road all the way. Very oheap—Price, *000— D. J. Kvana, Eatato Agent. 122 PONSONBY.-A New ana very Pretty Verandah Cottago of flvo rooms, allot ment, tank. See., all complete, and In flrstolass ordor. Very oheap -1220.-D. F. Evans, Eetste Agont, Queen-stroer. ■* __7 |j-Ol- SALE very desirable New and -- Well-ilnlahod Gablo-ondod Villa, 6 rooms, soullery, &c, fitted with cupboards, roglster grato, ovon, &0., good well, pretty gardon. a real oholoo little plaoe, situate King-street Ponsonby (near Three Lamrs-.-D. F. Evans, Kstate Agont, Queen-stroet. (517) B-OR SALE (Howe-street), a very Pretty _ y.'lß: containing flvo rooms, pantry: water laid In. nice garden, etc.; all ln flrst-olass ?,S r japlendld vlow i a very desirable place.- D. F. Kvans. Katate Agent, Queen-Btreet. 425 jj 1 O X Q ALE. VALUABLE BUSH-81 aores of Valuable Bush, oonßlstlng of totara, purlrl, &0., __c„ good Position, near a navigable creek, being _.§?.' °.. «t8„ 8(' and _,8v- Maogatote. Prioo only _~!(~-D. F. Kvans. Estato Agent, Queen-atreet. „__ 1515) JP O X 8 ALE, -ir~i? UN„. KD~N-New and well flnished Villa, gable ends, bow window, tec, tlx rooms and waßh-houne, allotment 42 x 132; very desir able. Prioe. £UO,-D. F. Evans. Kstate Agent, Quoen-stroet. (505) PONSONBY, cornor William and George streets-New and well finished Cottage, three rooms, and corner allotment 65 x 48, for £200.— D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, (Soß| TAKAPUNA .-A Bargain, 40 acres land for £__■—D. F. Evans. Kstate Agent. (510) XpOR SALE. A BARGAIN. MANGKRE.-A valuable Dairy Farm. In most desirable position, adjoining the Mangere Water and Depasturing Reserve. A splendid run for cattle,and abund.nce of water. Tho Proporty consists of 11 Bores ot flrst-olass Land (In faot, unsuroasned) now down in grass and crop, divided into three lots, fenoed, which oonld be subdivided and cold to great advantage. Together with House, Cow-shod. Pigsties, Stockyard, eto., for -1525. 818 D. F, EVANS, Estate Agent, Qneen-atrcet. A LLOTMENTS 1 ALLOTMENTS I I GRACK-STREKT-Splendid Villa Sites- at £3 per foot MOUNT EDEN-Abont 68 x 130, at from 82s 64 por foot ANGLKSEA-aTRBET-40 x 130, for £100 GRAOE-BTREET-Very Choice, at from Ub nor foot STUART-STREET-Beautiful VUla Bites, at 50s per fOO OLARKMONT-Splendld AUotment (teneed), for £100 0-AR«NOK-STRBET-Lots, at £1 per foot BAILEY'S paddock-a Few Lots left, at £40 eaoh Great demand for Allotments suoh as the above, and any placed ln my hands will find a ready Bale, D. F. EVANS, EBTATK AGENT, QUEEN-STREET. (Next'-Her-ld.*, QTEAMER FOR SALE. The well-known Steamer STAR OF THK SOUTH, now trading between Dunedin and Wentport. She received new boiler and com plete overhaul three months ago, at a cost of £'1,500, and is in first-olass order. For further partloulars apply to JOHN REID & 00„ SB, Qaeen-street. F. J. BOSS]. " IW. F. O'SULLIVAN, p- J. MOSS & G O.] *■ • LAND AND EBTATE AGENTS, BBOBTUND-BTBEXT, Ft.R SALE, a Largo Allotment in Brighton Road, Parnoll (100 x 300). LOV 103. Pokeno about 10 acres. 110 ACRKB near Tuakan; 60 acres ln grass, re mainder open fern and bush. Price, £500. 88 ACRES, all improved, olose to tho Whanga rata Railway Station; good house, cow shed, born, &o.; well suited tor frtfit Brow ing. A LARGE SECTION in Beres-ord-streeti 80 feet frontagei 500 ACRES, partly improved, 19 miles from Auokland, and 1 mile from railway Btation. good 8-roomed Houbo. and all neoessary out ulldinga. Prioe, £(050. In addition to the above, we bave a Large Number of Town and Country Properties for Sale, Including some Largo Blooks of Land ln the Waikato Dlßtrlot. F. J. MOSS .'_ CO., Shortland-street. Por oa~.fnuo.ion. sea first Page Calls. SOUTH PACIFIC PETROLEUM COMPANS* (LIMITED). The following Scrip Certificates In the abovo Company will be abboldtklv forfbitbd if the back Calls due on same are not paid on or beforo the 12th Jaly next :— Sorlp No. 718 _ _ 20 shares „ 2-0 .. .. 500 „ „ 70 100 „ 71 .. .. 100 ~ ' „ 530 (new. 1222) 60 „ „ 1112 _ .. 100 h „ 1122 ... .. 100 „ ~ 1124 .. .. 100 „ „ 681 .. .. 100 „ By order of the Board of Dlreotors. P. N. BOURKE, Manager. Gisborne, Ist July, 1883. OUTHERN CaoSS PETROLEUM COMPANY (LIMITED!. A Coll (the 16th) of One Penny per Share has been made In the above Company, payable to the Manager, at the Company's Offlco, Glad- Stone Road, Gisborne, N.Z , on WEDNESDAY, the 12th July, 1882. F. J. GIKSSE, Manager. Gisborne, 20th June, 1882. OKATEA. GOLD MINING COM PANY (REGISTERED). FINAL NOTIOE. Shareholders are reminded that unless the Oall now overdue bo paid before the 10th of July, preliminary steps will be taken to effect a forfeiture. W, HOBNBj Manager. Coromandel, 29 th Jane, 1832.



AmusemeuDßi [ T_>RKLIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT • By Permlßßion, and under the Patronage of COMMODORE FRSKIffB, COMMANDER HkNDKR.ON, AND CUTFIOKUS 01 H.M.S. N__Bo_*. AISO, . The Patronage of His Worship tbe Mayor, MR. POOLEY (Oboanibt of St. Matthew's Churoh), Has the honour to announce that he has mado arrangements with Mb. Gkorqb Dai.ev, Bandmaster of H.M.S. Nelson, to give a GRAND CON CERT, On tho Evening of MONDAY NEXT, the 10th JULY, Assisted by Well-known Local Artistes. Farther partloulars ln To-morrow's issue of this paper. Lioat and Found. LOST, a Black and Tan Terrier Bitch, wltb tartan cover. Finder rewarded.— Jos, Gallagher, next to Major's, Grocer, Lower Vlncent-Btroet. PONSONBY,— LOST, on Friday last, June 30, between Oswald's Drapery Store and Mrs Dickson's, Shelly Beach Road, a Parse containing five one-pound notes and about eight shillings in sliver,—Any person finding and bringing the same to J. 0. Robinson's Oil and Colonr DepOt, oppoßlte Baptist Churoh, will be substantially rewarded. X_t-t RkWAKD.— Lost, last night, be .9W ft. tweeu Auckland and Parnell. Five or Six fll-notes and Puree.—Finder will receive abovo reward on returning same to this offlce. ti-IVE POUNDS REWARD. - Stolen sy from the door ot Ai Lovett, Draper, Wel lesley-street, a Roll of Tweed (about 40yda) — The above reward will be paid to any person who will give information that will lead to the reoovery ot the goods and the convlotlon of the thief. 1 f_S. REWARD.—Lost, this morning, A" between Epsom and Auokiand, v_a Park and Grafton Roads, a Plain Greenstone Drop, with Gold-mounted Seal attached.—The above reward on returning the same to H. Littlewood. at Garlick and Cranwell's. -| ill. REWARD.—Lost, on Sunday JL\f night, from W. J. Marriott's, West street, Newton, a Parrot with grey back and crimson breast.—Anyone returning it will re ceive tho above re ward.—H. E.Grainger, Cook, A.C. Barracks. FOUND, a Black-and-tan Terrier Slut, about 12 months old. If not claimed within 7 days, will be sold to pay expenses.— Apply Stab offloe. Gazette in Bankruptcy. •23b&£l_ •c£2_-f_[9-32_<-. TN BANKRUPTCY, Take notioe that a Deed of Assignment, dated the Ist day ot July, itß2, and made between Edward Day, of Auckland, ln the Provincial Distriot ot Auokland, and Colony of New Zea land, Horse Trainer, of the First Part; Jona than1 Tonbon Garlick. of Auo-land aforesaid, Draper, of the Second Part; and all the Credi tors of the said Edward Day, of the Third Part; has this day been filed In tbe offlce of the Su preme Court ot New Zealand, Northern Dis triot. at Auokland, ln accordance with the pro visions of "The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1878," and the Amendments thereof; and take further notice that a meeting of the Creditors of the said Edward Day is hereby convened to be held on Monday, the 24th day at July, 1882, at 3 o'clook ln the afternoon, at the offlce of the undersigned, situate in Vuloan Lane, Auokland aforesaid, tor the purpose of assenting to the Bald Deed. Dated this 3rd day of July. 1882. EDWARD KING T_*LER, Solioitor for the sold Jonathan Tonson GarUok. ■ i i _ -^ Educational. C.HURCH OF ENGLAND GRAMMAR . SCHOOL. PARNELL. Thlrd Term. 1882, commences TUESDAY, July 18. at 9.30 a.m. _^ ' Propectnaoa and information as to boarding arrangements obtainable on application. A, Dx LISLE HAMMOND, B.A. (Sydney and Late' Foundation Hcholar of Christ's Col lege, Cambridge, Head Master. Licensing Notices.' ■<£__W&SS___tr PROHIBITION UNDER "LIOENBING act. mv TO ALL LICENSED MESONS IN THBSEVERAL LICENSING DISTRICTS CONSTITUTED UN DER "THE LICE-SING AO-,1881,"-N THE PROVINCIAL DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND. Whereas, It haa this day been made to appear to me, the undersigned, In open Conrt, that a parson known by the name of GEORGE WADHAM, of Onehunga, in the Provincial District of Auokland, hy occupation a Labourer, by exoeasivo drinking ot intoxicating liquor, misspends, wastes, and lessens his e.tato, greatly injures his health, and endangers or In terrupts the peace and happiness of his family, I, the undersigned, forbid you, the raid licensed porsons, to sell the said George Wadham any intoxicating liquor for the spaoe of one year from the date hereof. Given undor my hand this third day of July, ono thousand eight hundred and eighty-two, at Anokland. In the Colony of New Zealand. J. K. MACDONALD, Resident Magistrate tot the District of Auok land, and a Justice of the Peace for the Colonr of New Zealand, William Thorns*. Applicant's Solioitor, Auokland. i a c , . ■ - : ■ __ Dividends. rpHE UNION FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY 07 NEW ZEALAND. The Transfer Books ot this Company will he Closed from 31st May till the Ith July In clusive, W. DEVKNISH MKARS. General Manager. Chrlatchuroh, 25th May, 1882. "V"E W ZEALAND LOAN AND MER OANTILB AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED). It Is hereby notified to Shareholders ln New Zealand that an Interim Dividend at the rate of Ten per cent, per annum, for six months ending 30th June last, la now payable at the offloe of the Company, Queen-Btreet. (Signed) FRKDK. BATTLEY, Seoretary. Anokland. July 1,1882. Drapery and Clotliiner. pREAT rtASS'tiALE WORTH £12,000 WORTH GENERAL DRAPERY MEN'S CLOTHING, CARPETS, &c, &c, &0, MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OK COST! In oonsequenoe of term of Lease drawing to a olose, and Extensive Altera tions on entering on New Lease. FT QOMKRFIELD . tl. (-.OMERFIELU Has decided on Rkducing His Immense Stock as quiokly as possible, nearly all ot whioh Is New and W__.li bought, from Home and Colonial Manufacturers, And will offor to the PubUo at an Enormous Reduction in Price, THE CHOICEST LOT OF GOODS THAT HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED IN AUCKLAND, AT SELLING OFF PRICKS 1 Not the dregs of Stook at the end of the season, as Is usually the oaae In advertised Bales, but All New. Fashionable, Useful Goods, and just the thing for the Present Season. Numerous Special Lines ln MEN'S CLOTHING exceedingly cheap. For farther particulars see Handbill and future Advertisement Inconsequence of the Immense Stook to Re mark, my Establishment will bo Closed on THURSDAY, Jnne Ist, and Re-Opened on FRIDAY, Jnne 2nd, BALE TO COMMENCE ON FRIDAY, JUNB _, 1 No Entries made during Sale except at Ordinary Pricea, j



Pablio Nfl-ices. JgANK OF NEW ZEALAN! An AGENCY of thlß Bank has been Opon J to day at ' j AROHA, Thamos, under tho interim charge of Mr. G.. Burgees. D. L. MURDOCH, General Managor. Auokland, 3rd July, 1882. ■*T H E A U C X L A N ] *** FORWARDING AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGENCY Respectfully begs to draw the attention of tb General Publio of Auckland and surroundln districts to the advantages offered by thi Agenoy of a Cheap and guaranteed legula t-onvoyanoaof Paroela, Goods, Sec, in tho Towi ana Suburbs. For con.onience, Agencies fo Booking Orders are established in all thi Suburbs. T_F,i, Thß S eas offloß to conneoted with th. Telephone Exohange. DELI VERMS 1 Town-Hourly. Suburban, II a.m, and 4.50 p.ir The Delivery commences Ist July, 1882." HBIAD OFFICE: NATHAN'S BOND, CU3 TOMHOUSE- STREET. JSf O TV I O E, All Accounts against tha Estate of the late J J. Tsb to be sent to the Haymarket to D. T. FOX. IN THE ESTATE OF CHARLES KIRK CHATWIN, A BANKRUPT. All persons having CLAIMS against th( abovenamed Charles Kirk Chatwin are re quested to forward the same to Mr J. J. Hoi i~ . ■:,Builder, Lome-street, not later than th< 12th July Inst,, otherwise they will not be reoog nieed. J. J. HOLLAND,) Trustees of the Estate of the said JAS. BLAIKIE, J C. K. Chatwin. MERCHANTS and Tradespeople an requested to render their aooDunti against the Auokland Club up to 30th ultimo without delay.—W. Flood; Seoretary. iJIO THE PUBLIC OF PONSONBY, F. DAVIES, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, ol Ponsonby Road, calls the attention of his ous turners and friends to the following:—Child- ren's Elastlo Boots, from 3s; Goloshes, is Od (Children.); Women's Kid E.B. Boots, from 7a 0d; oheap line in Men's Elastics, 12a (colonial made, &c.); Women's Colonial made Legists, 12a Bd. AULEBBROOK Se CO.'S ~ Gtold Medal Biscuits. (Awarded FIRST PRIZE at the New Zealand International Exhibition, Chrlatohuroh). THE3B BISCUITS. THE FINEST IN THE MARKET, MAY BE HAD FROM ANY RESPECTABLE GROCER. The ' Borealis' having arrived. Customers can now have their usual supplies. JOHN EAnLE, AGENT, HIGH-BTREET. June, 1832. MR. AITKEN CARRICK Begs to Intimate that he has commenced business as a BROKER, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT and may be seen or addressed at the offloe of William Aitken, Esq., shortland-street, Auckland. J^J O T I C E. As It Ib the Intention of the Trustees ln the Estate of Fred. U-hth, Farmer, Whangarei, to deolare a Dividend on the first day of July, 1882, aU Accounts must bo rendered in full to the undersigned before that date. JAMES WHITELAW, 1 pp..,.™ ANDREW SOOTT, "J" Trustees. Whangarei. April 15,1882. "pTOTICE OF REMOVAL. J. AYERB. Jeweller, late of Vlotorln-street, begs to Inform his oustomera that he has re moved to Hevrfn'a Buildings, opposite the new Or era House, Wellesley-Btreet West. Old gold and silver bought. £_"_ (\ TO £10,-00 LENT on Bulldlnß -W-Lvf Society principles, or on other terma to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for Bale on 4th page. Six per cent allowed on money deposited tor Investment.— C. Williamson, Land. Katate and Financial --rent and Valuator. Vuloan Lane. A REWARD ot £25 will De given to anyone giving information whioh will lead to the convlotlon of the party or partie' who Cut the s.s. Robe Casey Adrift on Friday night last. Any usef al Information will be well paid for,-H. J. Wiokens. ENGAGEMENT, Wedding, and Fancy Gem Rlnga, Ladies' Gold and Silver Watches and Chains.—Jas. Adams, Watch maker and Jeweller, Victoria-street. ALL Accounts against Noithern Club to the end of June to ba rendered forth with. HENRY EVANS. Honse Steward. gINGER gEWING JJACHINES EHCMYKD HIGH AWARDS AND SPECIAL HONOURB AT THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, CHRISTCHURCH, TWO OOLD MEDALS AND TWO BILVER MEDALS. NEW FAMILY MACHINE, With Latest Improvements, May b_ bad on Tjmb Payments ov 2s. bd, a Week, without extra oharge for Interest Maohlnes all o-asses) thoroughly Repaired at Factory Prioes. LARGE NEW PREMISES NOW OPEN. Letters to be addressed— "Tbe SmQBB Company, 261, Queen-street, Auokland." SPECIAL EXTRA QUALITY COTTONS AT COST PRIOE. mHOSE WHO ENJOY A COOL SWEET SMOKE, SHOULD TRY OUR SOLACE MIXTURE AND RUBY FLAKE OUT. -OT—FOB CIQARRBTTBB OUB YELLOW BIRDITOBAOCO is allowed to be ABOVE ALL other Brands, Partridge and W oollams, OPPOSITE UNION BANK. QKATES. SKATES. SKATES, Wanted Known-That BRANSTON and KOR-TBR are now manufacturing Skates ol all sizes, on the mos approved principle, and at Reduoed Prices SELLING OFF-TiRAWINGROOM SUITE. U at reduced prioes. For I Cash, at T. & ttCOOKE'd 1 123, Queen-atreet. SELLING OFF-TUNING - ROOM SUITE 6 XJ at reduced prices. Fob Cash, at T. ss H. COOKE'S, 123. Queen-atreet. SELLING OFF-TRON BEDSTEADS AN! J. COT 3at reduced prioeß Fob Cash, at T.& H.COOK it's 123, Queen-street. ________ , SELLING OFF-ri ARPE TB, Hearthrugs , \j Liuoleunvond Fioorolott at reduced prioes, Fob Cask at T. Se H. COOKEd, 123 Queen-street, SELLING OFF-/iVILT CHIMNEY GLASBEE \X Black and Gold Mirrors and Toilet Glasses, at rednoec prices. Fob Cash, at T. Se H, COOKE'S, 123, Queen-at-eot, SELLING OFF—T> BMNANTB of CARPETS, it FLOOSCI.OTHB. So., at and nnder oost prioe. Foe CASH, at T. & H. COOKE'S, 123, Qneen-street. SELLING OFF-THB WHOLE OF OUB B_._i_ui._ru_- IMMENSE STOOK OB FURNITURE. CARPETS, • FLOORCLOTHS, and BED DING, at greatly reduce, prices, For Cash, previous <~ removing to our New Bho*~ Rooma ln Viotoilo-Btreot.-T and H, COOKE, 123, Queen street.



- Pt-blio Notices. \ D. Jf «I- CI N G NOTICE* Toi£f _P5 D .?* M--**s- <» Owner of West portion Lot 11, Section i. Campbellvllle, Ponßonby. 81 nJS~2.S »SS2_! \ a\ J dCßlro that a Boundary or P~yidf*„ F.S. n?° bJtween Lot 10 and West portion Lotll. both in Seotion 4. Campbellvlllo. Pon ~?m by' 1,, e t i n. a 6.. ,or oeforo tno August. 1882. and that suoh fenoe shall be a paling fence with poata and ralls.-jAs. DacbS, ocoupler . and owner. July 3,1882. ■ * J^T ' 0 T ~I C B. f. GEO. STALLARD, Warwlok House, requires all outstanding Acoounts to be rendered on or bofore the 20th instant, for .liquidation. All Aocounts due to him oan bo paid to Mr ' Llpucombe, Warwlok House, Ponsonby, whose - rece'Pt will be snfflolent discharge for the same. D (VI "• AITKEN CARRICK is prepared J_~_L to Lend or Invest Money on Mortgage Seourltlea at current rates. g TN THE ESTATE OF B. H. KEESING, a X NGARUAWAHIA. " The trustees in this assigned estate request ' that all claims be sent in to Messrs Hughes and 0 George, of Shortland-atroet. Aucitland, soli citors, aocompaniod by an affidavit ln proof ot a same, by WKDNdIdDAY. the 12th July, 1882, otherwise they will not bo recognised. i V_T EYRE, Hat and Glove Dep-t, Ml Viotorla-atreet.—Grand Assortment of Kid Gloves and Flowers for the Bah; Kid Gloves, 2-button to 6-button, commencing at 2s por pair. THE Union Company's Jfares aro in the July number of tbo Penny Time Table, at all stationer,. SCRIPTURE GIFT ASSOCIATION— . Scholars who have written to date of July 4th, will please call on Friday next, at H. A. Olson's, Stationer, Victoila-etroet (three doors from Hudeon's, Chemist). * " , 1 ; _____ JJ-OR all stomach and liver troubles use _ Marshall's Speolal Tincture of Podophyl lutn,' Price Is.—Goodßon, London Arcade. ALWAYS AHEAD!—Goodson's Loii- ! don Arcade. — The Largest Stock of • children's Tor Booke in A uo. land, Paper and • Linen, from 3d up to 2* 6d oach, co-iwrlalng :— All t_a latoat designs by Dean Se Son, Warne Se Co.. Routledgc, and other well-known pub lishers in ail style", viz.: Panoramic Nonsen sical, Transforming. Military, Alphabetical, Naval, -EathotlO (by Crane ano Andre); Birth ' day Books, in oloth Rilt and Morocco, from 2s s to 6s 6d. Camphor lloxes.to prevent infectlona , diseases and also keep moths from clothes, only 3d each. Toilet Seta, from 5s each." Terra Cotta Ornaments, all the ragoln London' at the , nresent time. Stationery at English prices. For Presents on all occasion., visit Goodson's i London Arcade. 148, Queen street. " *' | Board, and Kestdei.ee. BERESFORD HOUSE, comer oi Pitt and Berearord-atreeta, S. Pearce, Pro prietor. First class accommodation for boarders ■and private families. ' BOARD AND RESIDENCE for two respeotable Working Men: comfortable accommodation. Terms (lnoluding washing), £I.—Mrs Hanly, next door to Mr Duffy's Corn Store, Hobson-street, ■ BOARD AND RKSIDENCE.-A mar- v ; ried Lady offers Board and Besidenoe to Two Young Ladies. Terms moderate.—Fancy *■.':,. 3hop, corner Wellesley and Albert-streets. BOARD AND RESIDENCE for Two gentlemen (private); 25s per week.— Apply to Mrs Diokeng, Windsor-street, Parnell. BOARD AND LODGING for Two or Threereapectablo Working Men; terms, reasonable.—No. 3, William-Btroet, off Welling- .-•' ton-atreet. -. , NICELY-FURNISHED Bed-room and Partial Board, in a respeotable family, for one or (if friends) two Gentlemen,—Address at Stah offloe. ' PRIVATE Board and Residence. — Vacancies for two Gentlemen,—Croydon Villa. Vlnoent-Btroet (Mrs Fuller). VACANCY for Married Couple, also ; two or threo slnglo gentlemen; near Poat-ofl.ee: terms very moderate.—For address apply W. D. Dallen. Canfootloner, Queen-street riOVERNOK BROWNE HOTEL, VJF HOBSON-STRBET. Boabd and Lodging .. ..zos per Week 31N..8R00M -~_. -...--8. <J UPERIOR Board and Besidence (bath, O piano, large grounds), not to be equalled. In central position ln Auokland. for families, ladles or gentlemen. Address, Stab Offloe. Meetings. YOUNG Men's Christian Association,— The Quarterly Meeting of Members will be held THIS EVENING, July 4, at T.SO. A full attendance ia requested. T. BUDDLE, Hon. Sec ARANGAHAPE HIGHWAY DISTRIOT. The Annual Meeting of Ratepayers will bo held in the Athenroum, Eaet-Btreet, Newton, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th instant, at 8 p.m.. to reoalve Report aud Balance-sheet ot out-going Trustees, and to elect Trustees, Auditors, ana F-nce- vie were for ensuing year.' GEO. D.BEVEN. ,-. Chairman. 4th July, 1882. ■> TKTEW ZEALAND LOAN AND -Ll MERCANTILE AGKNCY COMPANY ,; ~ (LIMITMD). Notioe Is hereby given that the Annnal Leoal ~ Meeting of tbe New Zealand Loan and Mercan tile Agenoy Company (Limited) will be held at the Offlco ot the Company, at' Auckland, on ■ ■. THUR -DAY, the 6th day of July, 1882, ut noon. FRKDK. BATTLEY, - Seoretary. Auckland, June 3,1882. • , EW ZEALAND INSURANCE ! COMPANY,,,,.,, The Ordinary Half-yearly Meeting of Share holders will be held at the Offices of the .Com pany, Anckland, at 2 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 12 th July.to reoeive the Report and Balanoe- The Transfer Books will be closed fron. %o 29th instant till the l_th prox, . :■ , By order of the Dlreotors. GEORGE P. PIERCE, General Managor. Jane 28,1882. , T^EUTB CHER VEREIN. ; Das 7, Sttftungsfeßt wlrdMlttwoe-. del. 5, ds„ Abends 8 Uhr lm Park Hotel, duroh eln Dlner gefelort werden. ReohtziohlreloheThell- , '. nahmeerwUnsoht, MAXKOBER, Sohriftruhrer.. A MEETING of Teachers will beheld In the Wellesley-street Sohool on SAT OR DAY next, the Bth instant, at 2 p.m., re Library • , and other business, HENRY WORTHINGTON. ■ !j_a I earn aeg a:,.— ," ail.,'-- Auctions TO • M O E'BOW,'"*"'' ; ■--• PIANO, • -■'■•■ ".:;.;" ~jJZ SPANISH MAHOGANY CELLARET, BOOK-CASE & SECRETAIRE, and" ' '""' GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNL TUBE, IRON SAFE, v SPANISH MAHOGANY CHEST* OF DRAWERS (PLATE? GLASS), WHATNOTS, WARDROBE, -CO., -.0,, &o, G^RIELLEWIS HAS. received instructions rom Mrs, ' Samuel Brown, who la leaving Auckland to cell, at her residence, Grafton Road, on the ab.ve date, commencing at 11 o'olook, as under, .. Piano, ln Walnut _ Card Tables, Loo Tablos. Console Tables '••■'_*'"■■ Bulte Handsomo Wool-worked Chairs -'- Carpets, Rugs, Pier Glaases, Chandellera Laoe Curtains, Handsome Olook Rloh China Ornaments, Vases 1 Horse-hair Conch -: . Spanish Mahogany Cellaret, Book-case ' ; \ Cnef-Oniers, Pictures, Lamps "■'<:" Grand Vases in China, a rare novelty ' ' : Fenders, Firo Irons, Carpets Grover and Baker Sewing Maohlno '"' Curtain Polea, Gas Fittings Venetian Blinds, Brackets I Amerioan Chairs, t Mahogany Bedstead and Bedding > Iron Bedstead and Bedding Spanish Mahogany Oot ' Work and Fruit Tables . Banoaome ToUet Ware. Marble-ton Tahl~_ Book Shelves. Matting, O-oasionSTablSi fl « Hat Stands, Hall Lumps. K-wTOtotKEta • China lea __t, Dlmer Ware. G___iwl_» Rollera. Mirrors in giit and swing Large American Cooking Range, nearly • ' Firo Guard. Dressing Tublea, Chairs ; &C, &0„ &o, LUNCHEON PBOVIDED, _ '. G A BRIE L LEWIS, » > Auctioneer. TO-MOBBOW> ~ 7~ , WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, '* At 13 o'clock. • P0 T A TOES I POTA T0 E S Ex Borealis. J''' ' ; Oh Aocouht or Whom it May,v Concern, aw. BINNEY 7' HAS received Instructions to sell alontr. . side the vessel (Bailway Wharf*.- To. ; morrow (Wedneaday), at ll o'olook,■■■?. * J 240 SAOB:S CANTERBURY POTATOES^ : Terms Casli. * ■ (tkmlimtecl on Fourth Page.)