» circles and caused some very severe things to beVaid of the antipodes. Mr Idmund Yntes after rcterriag to the story m the I\Vorld"observes:-lt that these international risks have within the last few years caused much unpleasantness, and not a little scandal, both m the old world and the new and I cannot hut think the authorities of the Marylebone Club would do well to discountenance them for the future by all"the means in their power. If an eleven of Australian gentlemen wish to try conclusions with v«, by all meanß let tbom come over and do so, but as gentle • men not as professionals, who look to fill their pockots by their visit-there are rich men in Australia, enough and to spare, to see that they do no; suffer by their venture. Nor is there auy reason why an eleven English gentlemen should not return the visit on tho same terms, though tho experience of Lord Harris and his comrades was not, perhaps, such as to Inspire many to follow in their footsteps. Bat such purely com mercial speculations as Shaw's cannot but open tho door to injurious possibilities, if not to real abuses, Tho cricktt-field in Australia is regarded by the betting-man as his provinco no less than the racecourse, and five hnndrcd pounds is, it must be allowed, a powerful narcotic to soothe the stinga of human conicicnce, which ate.perhaps, less acute in professional sportsmen than in most other classes of men—though cricket j has, at any rate for many years past, been most happily free from the blenches that • so sadly disfigure its companion sporU. The professional cricketer in Knglaml is a well-paid and prosperous individual through the summer months, and in the winter he has, I believe, In almost every case, other ond regular means of bread winning. Moreover, if he has deserved well of his eonnty clubs, they are not likely tv let him fall upon evil days. The rest of the winter months, too, cannot but be beneficial for fie hard work of the summer ; whereas these Australian visits must inevitably bring the cricketer home jpded to his proper work, for which he is paid, and with pecuniary ideas, perhaps, somewhat above the .orthodox remuneration, to which' Aus tralian gold may ha»e given a mean and niggardly Beeming iv his eyes. For all these reasons, let me repeat, I think the Marylebune authorities would do well to let the professionals iv their employ-and no professional cricketer cm as yet despise the employment of the great English club - know that they da not fjr the future intend to countenance these professional inter changes of cricketing courtesies. The " Daily Telegraph," in a leading article on the same subject, accuses antipo deans of introducing the vice of betting into cricket, and observes that Australia has " exerted a most untoward influence over our national pastime." " Cricket bet ting in the colonies," continues the writor, "evidently far exceads anything that ha» evor been seen or dreamed of in this country. .Party feeling there runs high; one district is jealous of another, and is determined to succoed; and the consequence too often has b«en that umpires have not been üblo to resist the influence of clamour forced upon them by the betting ring. When the Eleven so patriotically taken over to Australia by Lord Harris came into per sonal contact with the people, it became clear that the eager speculators fomented, jf, indeed, they did not create, the disturb ance. At an exciting period of the game An umpire's decision was questioned and cavilled at because it lost the ready-money of the colony and its reputation as well. Such contretemps, howetar, are trivial compared with the definite charge that certain m«n brought up in England, and knowing thoroughly the spirit of the game, could be induced by any faction ta sell their side and their honour for a consideration. A demoralised atate of things and a very evil example must indeed have existed to have placed any professional crjeketer for one moment under such an odious suspicion. When oar traditional games—cricket, football, and tho like—are deprived, of the com . panionehip of fairplay, there must be an .end to them for ever. A corrupt cricket ground is an unheard-of phenomenon."

THE S.S MANAPOURI.

This latest addition to the Union Com pany's splendid fleet is worthy of the enter prise of that,company, which now owns 28 steamers of an aggregate tonnage of 25,607 tons gross tegiater, and 25,160 indicated h.p. The Manapourl is commanded by Captain T. Logan, bo well known in connection with the s.s. Hero. His return to Anckland, in command of so maguificent a steamship, will be heartily welcomed by a..wide circle of friends. No captain trad. ing to this port is better known or more universally osteemed—a respect won ia many a anccessful '■ voyage. Having previously published so much about the vessel, a few general remarks will now suffice. Her dimensions are :—Length, 283 ft., beam, 36ft., and depth of hold 25ft., and she has a registered tonnage of 1830 tons. She is constructed of steel,in accord ance with Lloyd's rules for the 100A three decked class, and his a full poop, hurricane house, and topgallant forecastle. She has » straight stem and an elliptic stern, the bottom of the vessel being constructed on 'the cellnlar and bracket floor principle, continuous from peak to bulkhead, ex cept in the boiler-room, through which space ordiiary plate floors are fitted. To add to her strength and security in case of collision, there are seven bulkheads, five. of which are watertight, and extended as high aa the main deck. The decks—spar, poop, hurricane, and forecastle—are of kauri, specially sent home from Auckland. She Is schooner-rigged, the lower masts be ing of steel, fitted with sliding jack stays. The engines are 350 h. p. nominal, indica ting 1,200 horse power, and they can propel the vessel through, the water at the rate of 14 knots on a daily consumption of, 35 tons. In the engine room there are one of Sic men's dynamo-electric machines ana? Sie mens alternating current machines, driven by a .Brotherhood engine, whiGh ia driven at the rate of 750 revolutions a minute, and 170 electric lights: beiidos lights for dis charging cargo ; the Jatter, however, were not ready when the' ship left England, and are to be sent out. These lights, which are known as Swan's Incandescent, are plenti fully dittributed throughout the vessel, and can all'be lighted or turned out in »n instant, or a single light can be so treated at W)U. The saloon is amidships, forward •f the engine, and occupies the whole width of the - vessel, the sleeping berths branching off fore and aft. The roof is tastefully gilded and painted, and the framing of the saloon consists of hardwood pannelliDg, maple on mahogany, with rosewood moulding and half-circular fiated columns of the same material. The dining tables are eight in number, while at each there are sofa-seat", upholstered with Utrecht pale green velvet, and mahogany revolving chairs similarly covered. The walls are pannelled in hard woods, principally maple and satin ; in the centre of each panel are tastefully-painted de signs: the mouldings are of rosewood, finished with fluted columns of the same wood, richly gilded. These columns are surmounted by carved Corinthian capitals, while a massively-carved cornice completes the whole. The roof is finished in sunk panels ot a very delicate cream coloured tint, with gold enrichments. The floors, both of the saloon, ladies cabin and sleeping berths, are bandsomelyxar- Jeted" wWle the whole of this part 6 the vessel is brilliantly lighted by Swan's in candescent electric lights, which are placed in handsome silver lamps, the shades of which bear the company's distinctiver flag in the centre. When lit op at night the ealoon has all the light ■airiness of a fairy scene" The light colour xi the decorations cive the'interior .a very-airy appearance. Intrance is gained to the saloon by means of large doors, , glazed m /ground glass artistically decoratea. . The dpors of a Ssome sideboard at the en ranee to the »loon are decorated with hand-pamted panels, burnt in. These wan «&£**& Miss penny, daughter of the builder. This saoon will seat 110 passengers ; the tota number'that can be berthed in this part of The vessel being 125. The cabm is handsomely furnished in polished hard wood panels, carved, trusses and cornice. Tub state rooms number 40, and eacn beith is supported on mahogany-turned pillars and fitted with spring bottoms. Tne social hall, 26ft. long by 15ft. wide, is above the saloon proper, and has a wall in the centre 16ft. long by 6ft. wide, the in side belne finished in polished woods of various kinds. The floor is laid in pa quet work, while the sides [are farmed of polished woods. The inlaid work is ex ceedingly handsome, representing birds and fishes, executed in pale green on a maple groundwork. The influence of •'£Bstheticism"inart is plainly visible in these decorations, and also in the colour chosen for the velvet cushions. It must be admitted that the effect is new, atriking, aud decidedly effective. Sofa # seats are iptaced all. ronnd ..the room, which is sup- SeA <with tables, a mirror, and clock, ttogethW'withapiaßO and an assortment pf music, Between this apd. the saloon stair.

way ia the ladies' deck cabin—a very protty and elegant apartment—while the smoking-room under the forecastle deck is lined inside with polished oak neatly panelled. In what would ordinarily be the poop is the second cabin, intended to ac commodate 120 passengers, including four six-berth cabins and a separate berth for ladies, stewards' room and pantry. The Bremen and seamen (19 in number) have separate quarters in this end of the ship, and on the seamen's side are two rooms for the botswain and mate and boiler-maker, whilo on the other side are two rooms for the chief cook and other cooks. Forward of these quarters on either side of the second-claas s'airway are separate rooms (or the second and third officers, oarpenter, &c. In side houses under the hurricane deck arc located the engineers and officers, and here also are the bakery, meat, and vegetable stores. The officers! of the ship are-Mr Arthur, ahief; Mr M'Donald second ; Mr Spencc, third; and Mr Allen, fourth ; while Mrs Spencc holds the posi tion of stewardess, and Mr M'Killop that of chief purser.

TELEGRAMS.

(from ouk own correspondent.)

RUSSELL, this day, Rain still continues to fall here.

"COROMANDkL, 10 o'clock. Quite a little sensation has been caused ' this morniug by news of an important find ! of gold in the Tokutea mine, in the inter mediate level, seeing toward the big raef. I am going te the noise and will send a report on the n»turu of the discovery. It is raining ia torrents. ToKATEA (2 o'clock).—On visiting the mine, 1 iind tho news repirted iv trio town- I khip is perfectly truo. Tho lode in the intermediate No. 2 west from the wiozo has been improving every shift of late, and the night before last fourteen pounds weight of lair picked Btone was broken dowu. Yesterday three quarters of a cwt. were got, with gold still showing in tho face, The splendid block of f;r«und from the wioie has thus early begun :to shape well. Mr Hall showed me the stone obtained, which is of superior quality to that hitherto got. The stone is larger, [ and the gold coarser, tban uny I have pre viously seen. Gold is showiog in tho face, I The fallowing telegram was received from IMr F.Woollama by the dirnctors in town : —" Tokatca : One hundred pounds good stone from the intermediate level No. 1 East. Good show ot gold in level going West, but no specimens." The Kapa»ga got rich gold, yostorday. . (PER PRBSS ASSOCIATION.) ANOTHEK SUICIDE. " , NELBUN, this day. A man named HHbert, 73 years of age,, and an old settler, residing.at Wakapuaka, was found in his bod with throat c«t tliis morning. H« had been suffering for some time from aoute neuralgia: A nugget, weighing 17oz Sdwt, has been found at Rocky River, Collingwood, and there is no quartz visible in it, Good gold is reported as-bring got at Dreggen'g Hat, Collingwood. NA.PIEK, Wednesday, In the cifo of Murtagb, the jockoy, charged with larceny as a bailee to-day, it was shown that for the uto of £100 ftr seven months and a half, and that sura far two months longer, he had paid £215, or interest at the rate of £170 per cent, par annum. The Crown Prosecutor refuted t« go on with the case after this wai shewn, and Judge Gillies concurred in the course adopted, saying that the evidence of the prosecutor and his agent was most discredit able to them both. WELLINGTON, yesterday.

WELLINGTON, yesterday.

Hoarn, it is understood, has sent Home for a new sculling boat, and, should it arrive in time, be intends to proceed to Sydney, to compote for the prte«s offered by Mr Punch. Mossrs Murray, Roberts, and Co. to-day, sold to Messrs Uunnyside nnd Bros., of Otago, the Glencoe snd Rohenga, pastoral properties, situated on the East Coast, sear Caitle Point. The property contists of 1,207 aores of freehold and 16,831 of leasehold. The prices have been withheld.

CHRISTCHURCH, Wednesday.

The flood of applications for licenses in Sydenbam, caused by the election of a Bench supposed to be chosen in the Licenied Victuallers' interest, received an unexpected cheek to-day at the adjourned msetiag. Since the former meeting the committee had gone round personally to inspect the buildings tor which licenses were applied, and the result was that thirteen were refuted. Three, however, were granted— one for an hotel that has been erected for several years, but which former oommit.ees would never grant a license to; and another for aa hotel close to Lancaster Park cricket grsund. t>ne far the Ferry Head was only refused because the build in" was not yet erected, the chairman stating that otherwise a license would be granted. , only two extensions to 12 e'clqck have been granted to hotels in Christchurch Bast. The district Bench insisted on the two entrances to the Palace Hotel from the Theatre Royal being bricked up before the license was renewed.

DUNEDIN, this day.

The Criminal Sessions are postponed till j July 17, in consequence of Jndgp Williams proceeding first to Christchurch. The dismissal of Mr Farnie, by the Edu cation Board, is occasioning a good deal of public discussion, and the action of the Board is very generally condemned. The money has been staked for a wrestling match between Slade, of Timaru, and Professor Miller, of Mace and Miller. The amount is £50. The match will take place on Saturday night, in tne Princsss Theatre. ,";'.". i The young man Sclater,- who acci dentally shot himself last week at Fortrose, only arrived in the colony by the Manapourl. He was of splendid physiq»e, standing 6tt. Sin. in height, and was a capital cricketer, footballer, &c. Ho was a native of Sussex, England.' . , Country advices state that hours constant rain fell yesterday. Lake Wakatipn nod the Clutba river wero much flooded.

INVERCARGILL, this day. In the Supreme Court, Alfred Harper, for unlawfully wounding, was sentenced to twelve months' hard labour; and Stephen Walsh, for passing valueless cheques, six At the Supreme Court to : day Mr C. W. Martin, pbarged with double voting at Wallace election, was acquitted.

THE ARAWATA DISASTER.

Captain Sinclair Reprimanded.

(BEUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)

BYDMEY, this day. The Marine Board enquiry into the collision between the Arawata and Sea Nymphe on the Bth irist. has closed. The Boarjl has found that Captain Sinclair, of the Arawata, was to blame for navigating the harbour during severe weather on the night of the collision, but in consequence of extenuating circumstances he is only reprimanded and admonished.

GREAT FLOODS IN OTAGO.

{BY TELECJHAPH.— PRESS ASSOCIATION.}

BALOLUTHA, Wednesday. The river is in high flood, and at many places is overflowing the banks. The lower reserves and adjacent flats are almost wholly covered. The old post-office, now the borough chambers, is surrounded by water, which is running along the street. Tii ere is no water in the houses as yet. The river is still rising slowly, The tempora-y railway embankment reserve has given vay at several places, and trains have to keep on the old line. The protec tive works behind the township are all right, but the water is running through the embankment at several places, similar to culverts, thus filling several of the low pad. docks adjacent. But for the protective works a large portion of the town would have been flooded. No damage or danger is anticipated. The height of the river has been about stationary since 2 o'clock, and it is expected it will gradually sub. Bide, The: township of. Staling is pretty much flooded, an&t&e-water.is -into some of tha dwellings, T Ifp.damage has been done. ; ■.>.■ ",-v.i ; •>-' ,Kk' ;'.■>■ i-.1 &''■••■ "■-■•

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY.

(BX TBLBORAPH-OYf^ CORRESPONDENT.)

WELLISwTON, this day.

Departure of the Governor,

The Governor will not leturn to New Zealand. He leaves to-morrow by the Miranda.

The Treasurer's National Assurance scheme to save poor rates is to be an adap tation of the Rev. W. Blakelay's plan, pub lished in England some time ago, The raips to bo fixed are one shilling and six pence per week, payable between 18 and twenty-two years old, and employers are to be responsible and deduct from wages. The House met at 2 30 p.ni

Mr Bracken gave notice to aik the Minister of Education whether be did not consider the Otago Board of Education had exceeded its powers in dismissing Mr Farnie from the position of teacher of the Normal school for writing a letter to a newspaper.

THE OPPOSITION.

Dargavllle Probably Moves JFdnt-of-Confldence Motion.

(From Our Special Reporter.)

WELLINGTON, this day. Thbrkls now not the slightest doubt that the Opposition in, to ute a commercial phrase, hardening. It is becoming consoli dated daily, and even most ardoat Minis terial supporters admit Its existence. The official report of yesterday's cauouu, writttn out by the whip, gave the number presant at 35, and several members present have personally vorified it to mo. On the other baud, Mr Smith, of Napier, who was present, states positively that he counted heads, and there were oily 30. However (hat may be, there is no doubt as to the fiftetn written apolcgies for absence, and promisoa of adhesion, and that a sixteenth niu subsequently re ceived.

The tactics will bo as telegraphed you yesterday, viz,, to obstruct supplies until the Government declares its policy ru curtain lending points, and bring down liills dealing with them. If those are un satisfactory to the Opposition, then a member (probably Mr Dargavllle) will movo a direct want of confidence motion; after which a loader will be formally elected. Until then .Mr Montgomery will continue to act at leader, but on the distinct understanding that ho will coiour ia any decision arrirod at in a caucus aftar the want of confidence motion, and will either lead or follow as the majority may decide. -Nothing, however, will be done until after the return of members from Christ church,

At present the condition of tk« House can only bo compared te that of a huge schtol about to break up for holidays. The prevailing feeling is " hang business till we get back from the Exhibition."

FOUNDERING OF THE WEST PORT.

Further ParticHlars.

(BY TKIjBGIRAPQ.-PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

BLENHEIM, this day. The crow of the Weatport have not j ot arrived, but ore hourly expected. A tele gram received at noon to-day states that the crow of tho vessel being unable to koep her'afloat brought her to anchor in Flax bourne roadstead, and landed in boats on Tuesday night. The Wostport sank during the night

FATAL ACCIDENT AT OTAHUHU.

WE have already mentioned tke fact that on Saturday last, a Mangere tettler, »»i»ed Thome, had been admitted to the Hußpital, Buffering fr«m injuries supposed to have been occasioned by a fall from his hone while returning from the Otabuhu election. We say "supposed," baoause, when brought to the Hoipital, he was io a Bimi-coascUufl state, and unable to give an intelligible accoant of bow he camo by his injuries. He gradually sank, aid, though jettcrday he appeared somewhat better, he died last night It would appear on the evening of the eloc tion, that the dcceaied, in company with Mr Paul, his son (Mr M»ssay). and Mr George Macrae, were returning to Maugore. On nachiog Mr Paul's place, the gentlemen stoppod to have a chat, Thome riding ahead. He was seen riding hemo wards at a later period; but next upming was found near Otatuhu, in a very taint con dition—having evidantly received tomo injuries from a fall. The pony ho was riding was found standing quietly iv the road with saddle uiderntath its belly. The unfortu nate man was removed to the Star Hotel, aud was conveyed to the Hospital by Mr Boggs in Mr Jamea Bucklind's buggy, which the letter gentleman at once offered on learning of the accident. The deceased gentleman was .in comfortable circum stances, and was well-known .and highly respected. An inquest en the remains will be held to-moriow at 2 o'clock, be foic Dr Gold«bnro', coroner.

THE LATE RAILWAY ACCI DENT.

INQUEST ON T4E BODY.

[BY TBtiSaitAPH.-PKBSS ASSOCIATION.)

OAMAKU, this day. The inquest touchiag the death of JSeill Mcl'hee, was commenced yesterday morn- Ins and lasted till midnight, when the following Yerdiot was returned by the jury:-" That deceased, Ve\}\ McPhec, died from pyajmoa, caused by injuries received jin an accident on tha rail way line 'at Final Creek Bridge, ■which accident was * occasioned by a horse getting on the line and upsett? ing the engine- The chief facts elicited ware that the fence on the line was good ; teat no craiplaUthad bonn pravienaly made of cattle straying on this particular por tion ; that tbe twner of the herae which occasioned the accident could aot sire any idea how it got on the line, aor account for thi rope on its nek ; that tin (hirer and guard with the shepherd who -was in charge of the sheep with which the train was leaded, uaed every effort to get MoPkee out from under the engine; that it was impossible to do bo with the few tools carried by the train, even if they could have been found, as his legs were jammed between the cog of the engine and boiler or tiro box, It was shown that McPhee had been on duty t witk short inter mission, from 11 o'clock on Sunday night, and the driver from noon on Monday up to the time of the accident about midnight on Tneidiy.

SOAP AND CANDLE IN DUSTRY.

We have received a copy of the prospectus of the Union Oil, Soap and Company (limited), a corporation with a capitil of £60,000 in 50,000 £1 shares. The object o J of the company is the mannfactnre prin pally of .stearins candles, for which there is a great demand in the colony, but soap and oil will also be numbered amongst it; products. The businesses and plants of the Parnell Soap Company, the Auckland Oil Company, and of Messrs Saunders and Gilberd have been acquired, the owners thereof .receiving payment in shares. The plant for the candle manufacture will be ordered immediately, The quantity stearine candles imported into Auckland for the year ended 31st March last was 071,40411 m, the duty pasßed on them being £6071 5s Cd. It is estimated that duty, freight, etc, add 2d per lb to the cost of the imported article, and as tallow, ' the principal ingredient, can be purchased here £10 per ton cheaper than at Home, it will be seen 1 our local manufacturers will have a two told advantago over their European con temporaries. ' We may mention that 16,000 shares, 10s paid up, have been al lotted to the partners of the firms giving their plants to the company, and the re maining 34,000 will bis offered to the public at from :2s on application, Is on allotment, and the balance on calls of Is each, as may be required.

Something went wrong with the Town Clock, this afternoon, and at three o'clock the smaller hand, on the Queon-street face, was so lost to all sense of duty, as to decep tively point to the honr of two, Steso. were taken to 'put matters right withput delay; 1.!

CABLEGRAMS.

[Reutkb's ,Tblkghamß,

REFORM OF PARLIAMENTARY PRO

OEDURB,

LOisDON, Juue2l.

la the House of Commons last night, Mr Gladstone announced, with reference to hia motion for the reform of Parliamentary pro. cedure, that it would be impossible, owing to press of business, to carry out the pro posals of the Government during tho ore sent seesioi, but that the subject would be again introduced next year. It is expected that an autumn session of Parliament will be held.

LONDON, June 20.

At the wool auction to-day a less demand woa experiencea, and prices were occa- Bionally easier. The catalogue comprised 12,000 bales. Low to inferior qualities generally are in favour of bnyetß. THE OUTRAGES AT ALEXANDRIA. LONDON, June 21.

In the Houße Jof Comm»ns last night, Sir CharUs Dilke, Under-Seoretary for foreign Affairs, stated, iv reply tt a question, that the Government would require full repar ation from the Khedivo lor the outrages committed upon British subjects during the recent riots at Alexandria.

AUSTRALIANS AT SHEFFIELD.

LUNDON, June 20,

The cricket .watch between tbo Austra. lian team and Yorkshire was continued to day. The weather waa fine, and the uum bor of spectators enorineus. Tho Australians, who had lost four wiclceta for 94 ruoß at tbo close of yester day's piny, resumed their first innings, and we're all disposad of for a total of 148, of which Murdoch, who was given out 1.b.w,, contributed 97.

The Homo team, in their second innings, put together 153; tbo highest scoters being : Ulljett 30,Lockwood22,and Kmmett 25.

Tho Australians then went iv fer their Becoud inningH, requiring 93 runs to win the match, imd when .the stumps were drawu for the day,*bad scored 25, without the loss of a wicket.

[ lVday the Australians commence their match against the Gentlemen of England, at Oval. It is a three days match, and the result will be looked for with more than usual interest,~JJD.].

AUSTRALIAN.

MELBOURNE, this day.

I In the Legislative Assembly last night, Sir Bryan O'Loghlen, witk tho consent of Mr Franois, announced that the Govern ment had decide J to abandon the proposed remission of duty on tea and tobacco; that the question of ruduoing tbo inland postage rato would be postpeuid for a year; and that the proposal to reduce the uxoiee on baer would be allowed te lapse. Obituary: Judge Billing, *f tho Victorian Supreme Court. Houry Bryaut, the " Age " Informer, has huen committed far trial on a charge of forging a cheque.

"OUR GIRLS" TO-NIGHT.

AprEß no uuuaualiy 1qoj» "cloaa" mix^ou, tbo Theatre Koyal will bo ro-opouod this evening by Mr J. L, Hall and a strong dramatic company, with the production of H, J. Byron's amusing eomedjr, "Our Girls." Itistiio companion play to " Onr Boys," and by tomo critics is said to sur pass it in interest, wit of dialogao, and comicality of situation. This, however, is an exaggeration, bat tbo fact of such a ttatomont having been seriously made affords gued presumptive evidence for the belief that " Our Girls " is a work of great merit, and worthy its talented author. The part of Captain Gingah ii intimately asso ciated throughout the colonies with that most versatile and popular of coniedians, Mr J. L. Hall. His buccoss is it can hardly be overrated, He must really be seen in the rdlo in order to be fully appreciated. The "Brisbane Ccurior" expresses its opinion thualy :■ — "Mr J. U Hall is so infinitely arausirjg as Captain Uingah that almost from the out let the piece provoked uproarious merri ment. His make-up it perfect, and the militia captain has evidently been a very careful study with Mr Hall, the result being a wonderfully clever picture, which, after allowing for the author's exaggeration, was so perfectly consistent as not to appear to transgress nature. Without uttering a word he provoked in some of bit scenes roars of laughter. In tho second, act, when he has partaken too freely of the hospitality of the sinters, his deportment in the draw ing-room was a perfect piece of acting. Stage inebriation is generally droadfully overdone. Mr Hall entirely avoids this de fect. Captain Gingah's excess is not so manifest in his staggering gait as ia his dibits to avoid staggering. He walks about with a certain straddle that bctrayj tbo woaknesß it is intendod to disgujte, and hid hiccough is not a constantly roitcrated syllable but a genuine internal convulsion entirely involuntary." Mr Hall is well supported, and as the company bri»g with them a capital repertoire of new and very entertaining comedies, we have no donbt bat that they will do good business hero. .

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Junk 22, '1881 Bank of New Zealand-*} J3l2s: Boilers, £2318s Colonial Bank-49»9d New Zealand Insurance—Buyers, 81s South British Insurance - Buyers, 6US Auckland Gas-Boilers. fiiO 7b 6d - Union »ash a,n* Door—£B Mb; buyers. £8 It Od Ray of Islands Coal Company—Hollars,. £9 Kisber and Co.—Sellxra, lls fld Awident AMOranoe—Buyers, ie Oaledoolan—Bayers. 10s Tokatea—Bnyirs, 8s (Id; sellers, 10s Qivon of Beauty—Buyers! Us Gd Dood Level-Is Prlnoe Imperial—Buyers, 2s Od Promle -G» 91, Us lOd Werahlko-8s JOBKPH NHWMA.V, Chairman.

A Waikato gentleman reformed a few nights past and joined a tomperanco lodge, and then celehrated the event by getting drunk. There is nothing like boing enthu siastic Id the affairs of life.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY. JUNE 82.



Educational. TJOARD OF EDUCATION MIDWINTER HOLIDAYS. Tha Midwinter Holidays far the Auoklaud City and Suburban Schools will be tha weok oommeiolng MONDAY, the 26th Juse lnsti T)OARD OF EDUCATION, School Oommlttoes of those Districts In whioh nay contagions disease hsa been prevalent are requested to have the Sohools tkoroushly fumlsrated during the Midwinter Holidays, JOHN J. ROACH. AoUdb Sooretary, i^i KKN O H CLASSES. MONS. ALTON VILI.KVAL begs to Inform the Pabllo that he will open two Frenoh Classes in the Frenoh Literary Sooioty's Room, Y.M.O. Association Buildings, corner of Wellesley and Albert-streets, on THURSDAY EVENING,the 29th instant. The Ist Class, from 7to 8 o'olook. is for Beginners, to commence with Ghardenal's First Course; the 2nd Class, from 8 to 9. is intended for Advanced Pupils, to commence with Chardonal'a Second Course. Terms! Ist Class, ISa per.qu&'ter; 2nd Class, 1 jtninea. Namra for these classes aro enrolled at M. Vll levai's residence, Leamington Honse, Grey street, until t*e 29th instant, at i p.m. Another Class for Ladies (separate) will be opened on 8 &TURDAY, the Ist of July, from 1 p.m. to 2, at M. VUleval's residenco, Orey-atreot. Terms i 15b per quarter. AH fees pa; able in advance.' IY/I R EOULEY'3 VOCAL CLASHES. SfECJAL NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN'S 1 CLAaS,. Members will be good enough to meet at Fevon o'clock, instead of Bight o'oloolr, TO MORB.OW KVBININO. Meideleaohn Yllla, 22nd Juno, 1882. |»/| K. *• turf WOOU aA M, TBAOHKB OF THB PUSOTORIt ANti Harmonium, Aftiiresi-O re of AooUmnd Mnalo Wai* honse. IyTELSON .COLLEGE FOR GIRLS. Tho Governors Of Nelson Collage, who are About to oatabllßh a Sohool for the Higher E iuoatton of Girls, will require the servloes of a lady Prlnoipal at its Upening, In January next. The Salary will be £350 s year wi*h resldenoe at tbe College, and with tho option of under* taking the Boarding establishment. The Governors are also prepare* to reoelva applications for the post of Second Mistress at a salary of fl'so a year, with board and residence. . Applications, aocompanled by testimonials and recommendations, addreeaod to the trader- B.enied,wlll be receive* untv the 9th of Jaly n"tt . OSWALD OURWB, Becrota Colleoe Offloe, Nehon, Mar 25,1882.



Wanted. WANTED, an active Boy to go mes sages.— Apply to A. Wright, Tailor, Shortland-. treet. WANTED, a General Servant—Apply to Mrs.Wllloughby.The Nook, Symonaa a treet. - WANTED, Two Bridge or Ship Car pentera; aUo. T*o Wallers.—Apply Railway Reclamation Works. ANTED, a General Servant; refer enoes required. 12a por week given.— Apply office of this paper. »arANTED Xwo Carpenters.—Apply to W Mr Canham. Symonds-atroot AWTED, a Boy to ride for orders.— w. Coahran. Batcher, Ponsonbv. 'ANTED, Two Men to Cut Chaff at my farm, Romnara.—W. Cr-iWthor. ANTED, First-class Sbirt Ironev; also, LltU>j Girl to mind two ohildren. —Mrs Tall, Kyher Paga. \\r ANTED, an axpefisnced Canvasser W for oity uubnrba; liberal terms.—Box 201. P.Ol WANTED, a respectable Young Man to Drive a Baker's Cart; also, an Im provsr in the Bakehouse.—Apply after 7 p.m. to C. Johnston, Union Bakery, Parnell. ANTED, a competent Manager to take charge of a Charcoal Blunt Fur naoefor the Taranakl Iron Company.—Apply, staiiaa: torms und qualifications, to J. C. Davles, Secretary. a General Sorvant.—Apply Vl 'to Mra CunnlDiihum, at Mary's Road, Ponaonby. WANTED, a respectable young Girl to lujilut in houa»work.-Apply to Mrs Alokln, Ponsonby. WANTED, a steady, respoctable Man (nf good character) to servo a milk round.—Apply (10 a m.) London, Dairy, Groy street. ** WANTED a Parlourmaid.—Apply be twoon 10 iv.i". and 1 p.m. to Mra Alfred lE. liattCß, Melroio Hall, Komuera. WANTKD, Intelligent Youths as Ap prentloea to the Clicking; liberal tarme. —Young Broi., Durhnm-Btroot. WANTED, a good General Servant. — Apply to Mrs Crawford, Medloal Hall, Newton. \\J ANTED, at once, ft good General W forvnnt In a family of two. — Apply to Mrß MoDormott. Roilyn Cottagu, Newton Baat. ANTKD, a Boy.-Apply at tho Hob aonairoot ahop —W. H. U»mplor. \» ANT UP, an Upholsterer, also a Vt Cablnotniaker; must bo fii'st-olima and steady workmen ; roforenoos required.—Apply, Btatlng terms, at Arthur's Egmont Furniture Factory. Patoa. WANTED, a Firet-class Tailor; none but Bteady mon need apply; beat wages given.—J. Williams, Vlotorla-Bireot ANTttD, a Boy to nmko himaelt useful In a garden.—Apply this offloo (or addresß. WANTKD, a Blacksmith, acquainted with ahoeiug and general country work.—Apply to J. Wilson and Co., 81, Queen- Btreot. WANTKD, an experienced Clothing llund.-Samuel Coombes and Co,, 80, Qneon-e treat. WANTED, a Boy to make himselt generally useful.—Mrs \V. Connell, Kyber Pass Road. VV ANTJCD, a aood General Swrant.— " Apply at onoa to Mrs Barker, top of Vlnoant-gtreet ANTED, a Young Man for hotel work ; must have good references.— Apply Ponsonby Club Hotel. WANTED, a Lad accustomed to the butoherlng, also a Youth to rldo for orders.—John Maxwell, Butoher, Drakimtruet, Freeman's Dai. WANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos grave and Co. are Boiling Tweed Mao fclntoah uoata for SOa. warranted. AMTED, to Bell Fiyo or Six Good Farm Boreas.—4 pply to W. Orowther. WANT.KP, a few Steady Boarders; tor ins strictly moderate-17.8 wr woek in advanoe.-Oottnopolltan Hoptanrant, It. X. DoSllvo. .ATAV'TfcD KKUWN-Kfd Glovop,~2 VI batten. di;rd ooloirs. Is 113. and 2e 6d; ll«ht oolonre, la 111; i button black, 3s 6d vrjiiWm Battray'a Glove Emporium, 178, I*), and 182 Queon itroot \* ANTKD KNOWN— Men's nelson v f Tweed Suit*. 47i 6d Broniian's Auok lund Honao, footaf Vlctorla-Btreot, noxtTheatro Royal. X\J ANTED, Members for the Carpenters M and Builders' Drawing Class, btld on Taesdiy ti.d Friday tve«lng», at the Y,M C. A. —Apply on above ovonlngß, after 7.30, to K. M. Frlpp VlTANlEuby a young Man, a Situation IT to look after horses and make himself Ugeful— Addroaa Horto. Utah offloe. . \*i AN I'JBD to HIRE, Horao, Cart, and ■ » Harn»esi also. Wanted to Purchase Poultry. In any quantity.—Leo, Fishmonger, Parnoll. WANTED KNOWS. — That Shar land's Family Pills ara invalnabio for Constipation, Uoadaohe, and Indlgoßtion.— Price Is Bor. Addrasa-Oppoalto Pobl Offloa. W AW IEV Known—That if you don't » ' hurry up yen wont bo 1b time to get a MaoklntOßh Coat.-J. fc W. WUUama. %V ANTED to Sell, a Nev Box MaDgle T T ohoap.—Apply to Mrs Freeson. Dnblin street. Panaonby. \\r ANTKD .KNOWN — Fashionable ▼ » Greon Ureas Serge, lid j Black Lustre, 5Jd | Itadlse' Cortots, 3< 9d.—Brennan's Auok land Iloaao. Vlotorlo-atreet. WANTED Known-That J. Cosgrave and Co. arc selling Strong Heavy Tweed Trousers for 8a lid. Y\7" ANTIiD to Sell, a nearly new oentre- H board Yuoht. wall found and ooppered.— O. Bailey, Shipbuilder, near tho Dook. ANTED KNOWN—Curiin"8 Js~Hdr rtestorer. will restoro fadod or grey salr to its original oolour.—it IB not a dye. Si per bottle.—Gardner, Chomltt, 181, Quoen •treot.and North Hhoro. TTACANCY for Two Single Uentlemen T at Croydon Villa, Vino«ni-streot. Terms moderate.—Mra Foller. VVTANTED KNOWN—Tho Auckland " Timber Ctmpany (Limited) have for Bale (now landing), ex ' Anniu Burr,' from New York. 12.000 Beat Amerlotn SLATKB. WANTKD KNOWN-Poocorino is a most valuable cough mixture, 2s 6d per bottle.—Gardner, 184, Quoon-stroet, and North ahoro. • WANTED, all persons interested in Te Arohastookto beoome aubeoribera to "Tho Te Aroha Mall," prioo 24. Auokland Agent, Mr Maoky, foot of Cook-Btreot. Ad vertlsemonta reooived by Ingram and Co., Hoffman's Bnlldlnßß. J WANTED KNOWN—Men's Tweed Vests, *< Bd; Youths', 2s 6d; Boyj'. 2s. Full Btook Hoelerr from 3Jd a pair. Hays' Klastio Hraoea from 4J<I; Men's from 6d. Men's and Hoys' Felt Ha»a and Shirts In Great Variety.— J. fc W. Williams. ■ WANTED KNUWN-The only l-er fo.it Cure for Toothaebo and Neuralgia, and no ouru no pay, l» by applying to Professor eossoott, tto oaly Praotloal Herbalist In the Colony.—bhortla»d-»treet. ' \\J ANTKD to Buy, a Second-hand v » Bagatelle Table.—Apply at Swan Hotel, Meohanlod' Bay. Ranted known-Wool shaws, TT is; L-idleaN Bla«k Ualo Glovob, lined, 6d :.8tooklnR», Gil.- Brennan'a Anokland House, Vlotorla-9 treet. V\' ANTED KNOWN, that Gunson and '" Martin, S3 Ca-tom-hooae-Btreet, are supplying Maize, Oats, and Heana (ornahod and whole), Bran, Sharps, Chaff, Boneiast, *«., at Lowt»flt Rates. ANTED" Known-That J. Oosgrave and Co. are Selling Men's Sorgo Suits tor 27a Bd. WANTED KNOWN— That Newton beats Queon-street for Chsap Clothing and Drapery, and that we beat Newton,—J. and W. Williams, Importers, 82, Karanffahspe Road. WANIED KNOWN—That J. Cos grave & Co. are Belling Men's Goelong Tweed lTonfera nnd Vesta for 17s Cd. ANTfiD, purchasers tor Good Swede Tnrnlps, in lota of S tonß, delivered at any railway station within 10 mllet of Otahuhu. Prioe. 80s per ton, or 25s on the ground,—Fisher and Go i V*TANT£.D KNOWN—Working Men V V can Save their Money by calling at the Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meals 6d j Board and Lodging 15a pnr week —Note the address: Nearly opposite the Wattomatii and oloae to the Dock. Lower Albert-street. Wa JNT ID. - The Public to kuow that Munro fc MUllgan. i:loh;on-i»trcot, have added to their 'ralloricg Docnrtmopt a branch lor tho mannfaoture of Boys' and Youths' Clothing, made to ordor, from their large stock ot Una autoed shrunk tweed a. \*/ ANTED KNOWN—That we nave TT Invoices of Shirtlnga, Flannßls, Dreaa Materials, ifolt Carpeta, and Cocoa Matting per Laira. just arrived! and will be landed in a lew days.-J. &W. Willlamß. • ■ f _ WANTED KNOWN-^Boya'and Men's T 1 Overcoats oheapor than town, at J. and W, Williams'. TO ANTED, Settlers to know that v V American Waggons, light and heavy, either with or without springs, are for B»le at A. Maokie's. Durham-street, also, very hand some Hooded'Bageiea, double and single, hnsg on an entirely new principle, and of the best quality ever yet landed oa these shores. W~~~ ANTJJiJ—Tailors to bear in mind that I have In stock a large assortment of Black and Blue Superflnes and Doeskins, Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim mings of all descriptions, abort longtha of which loot at Wholesale Prlao. A, LOVttTT, WeUesley-atree. \\7 A N T E L> X N O WN— Vv BLOMFIKLD'a SOOTHING PQW DKKB, a oooling aperient for Children cutting teeth, troubled with eruptions of skin. Packets, la j Post, la 2d.-WKST HND PHARM4OY, Ponaonby, WANED KNOWN, that Sharlond's Tonlo Balaam and- Liver Regulator Is nsed with marveUoua suooess tot Indigestion. Prioo. 3a a battle.—Address i Opposite Post. Office. ANTED KKOWN-That Sharland's Worm Powders are the most popular and snoceßstal remedy now known. Price la padket,-Address: Opposite Post-office.



Xjfj ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland t T Registry (established 1863), good respect able Femala Servants of all olaßses. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Hoglßtry, (established 1863), Barman for llrat-oluHu city hotel; (none but professionals neod apply). *«/ ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland TT Registry (established 1863), 2 Generate (small familys), Mount Albert. Vk/ANTEB, at Hannaford's Auckland » Roglstry (oßtablljhod 1883), Hotel Man Cook (Thames) wagea 30a. WANTED, at Haunuford's Auckland Registry (established 1863), Female Ser- I vant (Vorth Shore), no washing, wages 12a. W" ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1863), Housemaid (gontleman'a family. Mt. Kden). • WANTED, good General Servant. - Apply, between 2 and i o'clock, to Mrs Talt, Arney Koad, Remuera. WAIN TED, a respectable Boy to milk, attend to horses, gardon, &c., and make himself generally useful.—.apply to It. C. Greenwood, corner of Qaeon and Shortland strcotß. WANTED, the Ladies to patronise my young ladles for Trimmed Hats at Is and Is 6d; superior do. 3b and 3s 6d, at the Wakefleld-atreet Shop.—W. H. Dampler. WANTED KNOWN-That there arc T T In Auokland Dlttrlot: one Major, one Lieutenant, one Knslgn, one Quarter-Master, five Colour - Sergeants, six Hergaants, nine i Corporals, one Drummer, and fifty Private Soldiers formerly of the old XL, or fighting 10th Regiment. WANTED KNOWN— tflannel, 7Jd; Scarlet Flannel, Is. The Cheapest House for Calicos Is Bronsan's Auokland House, Vlotorla-Btreet. _ WANTkD, by a Young Lady, fupils for MnsJo —For terms, &0., apply to Mrs Kiohol, 223. Queen-street, next door to Albert Hotel. WANTED KNOWN, that bharland's' Chorry Peotoral relieves Coughs In ten minutes: hottlos, 2s 6d.—Address, opposite Poat-offloo. • W AM TED to Sell, very Cheap (for two weoks). 100 Canterbury Pigs' J owin. enly 3d lb: 60 dozen ot Assorted Jams, 7d tin, 6a !M donen :30 dozan Salaa Oil, 6id b»ttle, 2 for 1b ; 12 dozen Assorted Piokleo. 841 bottle, S for 'U ; 10 owt Onions, 7 lbaforCd, 10 lbs for 1b; Hob of I'umpkiu». M lbs for (td. 33 Cd for 112 lba; about 1200 lbs ot Currants, only 4}d lb, 3 lbs for la; w hito Carrots, 12 lba forOd. 20 doden of 6d bottles of. good Blaokin/ only 3d each, Is bottle* only Gd each, Day and Martin's Patte Bluokinar- fid per dozen. Plaase to bring your own kits with yon. Castor Oil, Gd bottle; 20 gnort Clocks, only 7b 8d eaoh.-H, WATTS, PlttHrtreet \X7 ANTED KNOWJS_>Y. H. JUampier V T begs to Inform his friends, and also the publlo, that having purchased the Boot and Shoo Biuiness lately carried on by Mr W. Jobnstone, Yictoiln-utroot, and having retained the servloes of Mr Budge, ferewau to ilr W. J. for ihe past 2} years, he will ooatlnup to supply Boots and shoes made, to order «f the same quality as hitherto, and at prlcxw that will en auro the coptlcvanoa Jof a good bmlntss. As regards the Qarraan, Fieaoh.land mulish nupartraunt. 1 have added a laige Btoek of Fresh Bargains in Boots and Shoea, whloh I Shall oontlnuo to replenish, and though I hiive no desire to rain the other shoemakers, shall oon tluuo to Bull at the same low prleoa as I have now oommenced with.—W. H VAMPIER data w. JohnBtoo), Bootmaker, Victoria ■ street N.B.—Do not mistake the shop. P.S.—Further pattionlarß soon. vIT ANTED KNOWN, THAT J. GILMOUK, 09 UPPKK SYMONDS-BTRKKT, HAH EXOMAKNT VALDB IN TUB FOLLOWING NEW GOODS :- Wanted Known—Good Value In English and New Zealand Blankets, at J. GUmoaVs. Wanted Known—Good yalue in New Zealand and English maiie Iflanr.eW, at J, CUmonr'B. Wanted Known—Good Valuo In Mbeglel and Kalapol Tweeds, at J, Humour's. Wanted Known-Good Valne In Ladloa' and Uo« tlomon'u Umbrellan. at J, Gilroour'e, Wanted Known—Wood Value In Ladles' Dross Perges, Kngliah Bad Freooh moke, at J. oiimour!e. Wanted Known—Good Y&'iuo In Ladle.]' Holsery at J. SllmourU Wanted Known—Good Value In Ladies' Stays, at J. Gllmour's. Wanted Known-Good Value In Men's Hate, at J, Gllraour'H, Wanted Known—Good Vnlue In Men's Water proof Over Coats. «t J. <> llraour'a Wanted Known—Good Vulno in Men's Twood Trousers and Vests, at J» GIIiMOUKS, Uppitn Bymondb btrbbt. xtt an t c v known. TWO SHILLINGS IN THK POUND DISCOUNT ON ALL ' ' CASH PUKOHASK3 OF FIVK BHILUNGB AND UPWARDS, AT STEPHENSON'S, Karanoahape Road, Nkwion, Splendid Value in Sflln White Oalloo. 5/8 per doz Hood Value In Blankets, 7/6 to W per pair Unequalled Value In Ulsters. 4/9 to 35/ oaoh >tpln»did Value in Jursoya. 5/8, worth 9/4 Good Value in Millinery and Undorelotbiog Unoqnallud Value in 160 Lotion Felt Hilts, 2/6 oaoh Splendid Value in Long Lace Curtains. 1/ por yd Good Value in Dress Materials, from /IJ yd Unequalled Value in Coloured Cashmeres, 1/ per yd fplendU Valuo in Corsets, 1/6 to 12/6 per pair Unequalled Value In Corsets, 2/8 and 2/11 Good Value In Hosiery, all Blaoi, &c. Splendid Value in 4 button Block Kid Gloves, 3/6 Jneqn allod Val ac in Coloured Serges, /1U por yd Good Value la Colonial Flannels, from 1/3 Wanted Known-Dn'.sutnaklng on PremiiOß Unequalled Value in Satins, 2/6; Velveteens, 2/8 At STICPHICNSON'S. Newton Houbb, Xbwton. . , N.B— Comment on our Stock of General Drapery is noedleu; a slnglo call is sufficient to provo that purchasers of UTapery oan get boat vanlo for their money at Q.T E P H E N 8 O N'S, •^ NKWTON. 'Ito CARPENTERS.-Wanted, by Two I Young Mot with a slight knowldege o'. tho trado, Situations with a Carpenter (town or country). Wages, secondary consldoration, —Addroaß X and v, flor 93, Anokland P.O. QKaTES. BKATKS. SKATE'S, Wanted Known - That BRANSTON and KOIHTKK are now manutaoturlng Skates of all tltm, on the moa approved prlnoipio, and at Reduced Prioes TO Let. r|lO LET, three Apartments with fire* X place, in Unioti-atroet, near the Welling ton Hotel, on the opposite side.—Enquire of Mrs Burk, on the premises. ri fl LET, a two-roomed lionso, in Edin- X burgh-Btroat, Newton; good well and largo allotment,— Apply, Mrs Hampastall, on the premises. • TO LET, a four-roomed House in Vernon-Btroot, Freeman's Bay; rent, 8s Qd (without children preferred;; watr laid on, oven, tick, etc.— Apply, corner atore. rr\u LET, for one or two Gentlemen 1 Boarders, with Sitting-room. Terms, 258 par week.—Apply MrsDiokens, Windaor-Btreet, Parnell. TO LET, Gentlemen's Residence of 10 rooms, fitted with almost every oonvenl enoe, Btable, out-bulldlng. Sco., orchard, pad dooks, ffio,: situate on main road, within 20 minutes of Qaean-stroo'. Rent. £80 per annum. —uarda to view aid all partlouUrs from D. F, KvaPß. Estate Agent, Qoeen-sireet. t|iU LBT, a Four-reomed Cottage in J Brewer-itreot, foot of Groyetreot. Key next door Rent. 8b Bd. mo LBT, a New and Well-finißhed Reßi- X dence of C rooms, fitted with every con venience ; gas and water laid la. Bent £50 per annum, free of all rates and taxes,—D. if. Kvans, Batata Agent. rpu LET, a Family Residence, contain- J. ing eight rooms, bath, and water laid on, with 14 aoros of land, situate on the Great North Koad, a few minutes walk from Kllerello Railway Station, oommandina a good view.— Apply to F. L, Pr)mo or W t Arthur, Estate and Land Agentg, ■- TO LET, 1 arge and Commodious Resi dence in Karangahapo Road. Good BtabUntr, ooaoh-houßO. and enrden. Has and water laid on. Immediate poßsesaion.—T. W. Hlokson, Agent, Qaeen-strett. ■ TTvj LET, in Vincent-street, a Five- X roomed House, lately ocoupled by Madame BottenolJl.—Apjilyon premUes to Mrs Lee. TO LET, an Exceptionally Pletwan^ Bight roo.wul Gentleman's Residence in Onehunga.-T. W. Hickaon. Agoat. Qaeen-Bt. 's O LKT, a comfortable Residence at J. Ponsonby. oantainlnK nine rooms, with Stable. Coaoh-houeo. etc, having a Bplendid View of the wharf and harbour, and nbont three uoroa Land ; cosßesslou immediate.—Sam. Coohrane &Son, F«rt-street. ' ' 810 L&T, those commodious Business Jl Promises now ocoupidd b> 3.0. Bettany, corner ot Ponoonhy Road andVPloton-Btreet,— 3. Y. Colljnß, Ketato Agent, High-Street. ritOLlT, Two Rooms, furnished or un -1 furnished, at Mrs Liln'a. Windmill Villa, Bymoadß-Btreet, near City Road. ra^O LET, Office In Queen-street (on J gronnd floor), with nseSot telephone; moßt oentrivl position. alpo. Offices suitable for an arohlteot or solicitor; entrance from Uueen- Btreet and Bide entrance.-D. V. Kvana, Estate Agent. ' TO LET (with immedia,te poseession), a Shop and Store in Qaeen-street, now occupied by P. Bloom.-Apply on the premises, TO LET, O&ce corner ot High-street and Vulcan Lane.—Apply to R. Home, No. 20. Now Zoaland Insurance Buildings. TO LET, at Cptele, New North Road, a Shop and Residence of four rooms; rental, \%i 6d pjrwoek.—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent. ftM) LET, Futnistud House, Handsome X Villa Kealdenoa. containing 6 rooms, &c, all furnished oomnleto, Inoluding piano, to gather with S acres In padduokß, garden, &0., Bitaate at that delightful sonaldo suburb North oote: rent, only 27s 6d per week; referenoe required.—D. F. Kvana, Estate Agent, Queen street, next ■' Herald " Offlce. OFFICE TO LET, Canada Buildings rout low—Apply F, G. Kwlngton. SHORE.—To Let, a New _L^l Hoosa of 10 rooms,.well eitnatodi and suitable lor lodging house: also, Furnished Cottoge,-K. and K. Dnder. Devonport Store



I For Bale. IjTOK SALE, a good Freehold Allotment I? (flue land), 69ft frontage, with a depth of 190 ft (with 102 ft wfdo at the back), situated at Kiohmond Koad, sear Ponoonby, Mice view of tbe W alternate and [.unrounding oountry; ex cellent position for a houso. Plenty of apace to plant an orohard, and 'well watered. The allot ment joins the Surrey Hill estate, and Is fenced on two Bides; houses are all around. Price, only 25a per foot. Terms: A portion of tno purchase money paid down, and balance taken weekly. This Is a good opportunity for an industrious man.—Apply to Publisher, STAR office. FOX S iLE, Carlton Road, a desirable Villa Heßldonce o( eight moms, with detaohed wash-houBo; Allotment 73 x 100.-S. Y. Collins, Mutate Agent, High-street. ANEW Six.roomed Verandah Cottage (12tt stud), with tjoullery, tank; &c, for Bale, on Kiohmond Koad: allotment 60x150, or. if preferred, 90 x 150, (corner lot). Terms eaay.-Apply to It. Lalng, Pioton-Htreet. JLfl O R POSITIVE SALE. That oompaot little Island, known as Wood'B Mand, about, half-way between here and the head of the Waltemata. containing 100 Aero a, with Cottago, good Orohard, and Bevoral lm provementa, plenty of fresh wator all the year round, and a good wharf for the convenience of steamers, &o.—Apply to JOHN SOPPET. „ _ „ House and Land Agent. No. 8. Queen-street N~ "EW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL KXHIBITION. The Gold Medal BILLIARD TABLE, made by Geo. Wbight & Co., London, with com plete fitiikqs is for IMMEDIATE BALK Bellvery after June SO. Table is FuU-Blzed— b66t Mahogany, with PatenfFaat Antl-ollmatlo Cuehlons, warranted to reaulre no heating or attenti»n; 12 Kbony-bntted Cues, 16 Pool and S Billiard Balls and Marking Boarda. Waterproof Covor. Six-light Chandelier -with Shadeß. fitted ■with Best Duplex Lamps, bat easily adapted for gaa; and all Minor Adjuncts and Fittings.— Price (f.0.b., Lyttolton), 160 Guineas. Particn lara of UKO. W. WAMSLEY, British Court, EXHIBITION, Cbistciipboh. TEIOK SALE.—A ifARG'AIN. 875 Acres Kxo»llent Land, comprising an al luvial valley-tho slopes on either side mostly ooTorod with t>ohntukawa. puriri, and otner valuable tlmboV. A Bush Pnblio House and Store on the property is at present let, but im mediate possession o»n oe obtained it required. This la an oxosllant opportunity for anyone wishing to combine farming with a lucrative tlmbor and gum bueUess, roll particulars on ' application to METCALFE & HILL, 29, N.Z. Inauranoe Buildings. ■210 X SALE, Commodious Premises suit- JO able for Ballmaking and Marine or General Stare Business; well lituated; adjacent to wharves of an important seaport; easy terms. —T. \Y. Hlokßon, Agent. Queen, street. Jj-.OR SALK (Cheap)," the 20-foot Open JC Sailing Boat Madob, with lead ballast and ovorytfllng oomplete — Apply toG.Maotaiy at Tnomaa ateadman's. Quoan-etieet jjjAOR BALE7Two Allotments in Newton I Road, and two in Exeter-street; frontage 33ft j depth, 99ft-For particulars, apply to Mrs MoCailan, Randall-Btreet, Nevtton. , FOR SALE, a Handsome Bay Riding Mare. Prloe, £12— J. M. 1 ennoz. Estate Agent. P" "ONSONBY.-A new and very pretty Verandah Cottage of 6 rooms, allotment, tank, ate, all complete, and in first class order. Very oheap. £220.—D. F. Kvans, Kstate Agent, Qncen-street. 427 QTOKES'S • POINT.-Splendid Allot hJ ments fenced and planted with fruit and - ornamental trees, in splendid position, over looking the harbour, hear the boaoh.— D, jr. Kyans. Estate Agent ipOR SALE, Nevr and Well-finished J. Veranda^ Cottage, 8 rooma, fitted with cupboards, kitchen droicerj pookingrange, &0., &a; oorn«r lot, 88 z 48ft to George-street, with £Jsft to Williams-street. Price, only JQ2OO. Now owned and occupied by Mrs Lawson (widow of the late Mr P. Lawßon).-D. F, Evans, Kitate Agent, QuaoD-ntrtet. next " Heraid. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE, Desirable Property at Northoote, Takapnna. oon- BiaHnii of New Five-roomed Cottage, oowshed, stable, &0,, together with 63 aorea Splendid Land, a portion of which is orohard and oultl- Taiion. Good piece of bQBh. This pror-eny is for absolute sale, aid 'a well worthy the atten tion of investors. Sec.—D. F, ivnns, Eetate ■ftgemt. Qneea-atreet. FOR IMMEDIATE »aii&, i>onsonby Terrace, a nioe House of 7 rooms, veran dah in front; Allotment 8» x 100, nil tastefully laid out; good well, tank. &o. Fries, £«O.—D. F. Kvuna, ffetate Agent, Confm-Btreot. U7 til Oft SALE, 50 Acres First-class Fero " Land at Tnakan | a very choice lot, with abinrianco of water; situate on a good road, and aboutfimlnutoa' walk from rail way station. Prloe, only & per aoro.—D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent. ___ InOR SALE—A very desirable Residence I In Prospoct Terraoe. The House contains 6 Rooms and conllery. and la fitted with Regitter, Ovob, Cupboards, &o. Water laid on and every convenience; splendid Fruit Gar den (In fall bearing). Allotment, 83 by 100. Prloe. #50.—P. F. Kvans. Land Agent. t/'OR SALE (Howe-street), a very pretty JO Villa containing five rooms, pnntry; water laid in, nice garden, &c; all in flrst-olass order; splendid view; a very desirable place.— D. F. tivflnß. Estate Agent, Qneen-etreet. 425 i^OR"IMMEDIATE SALE, tiouse and I Grounds In Foosonby. Tha house con tains 7 room, stable, ont-houae, &c.-in good 1 order. Splendid gardan and orohard, about I aora in extent, which oould be subdivided into capital building eltea. Very desirable and ohnap.-D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen stroet. 189 ij'Oß IMMEDIATE SALE, Handsome X 1 Villa; almost now, and In flrst-olass order; gables, bow window, ROOd well, register grate, ovjn, cupboards, oto., etc.: Bitnated In Hacket- Btreat, noar the steps leading down to beaoh at foot of St Mary's Koad ; pleasant, healthy, and doAirable position; must be sold at onoe. Price, only £300.—D. F. Kvans, Kstate Agent, Queen street, T>UKEKOHE. -A very desirable Farm J of 101 acres, about 1} miles from Tunkau Station, with Threo-roomed Cettago, work h->p, dairy, cowshed, plgßties, Kc. a splendid ti'otm runs throagh the property; all fenced and subdivided; about 60 acres In grass, the rest cultivated; s»U is first class. Good metalled road all the way. Very cheap-prioe, £600.— D, V. JCvanß, Kstate Agent. , OTOKES' POINT. — Splendid Building io Allotments, planted with Fruit Trees, fco, idimedistely opposite Hotel, Prloe low—easy terms.—P. F. Evans. Estate Agent. Tjioß IMMEDIATE SALE. MANGERE-2 aoros Firsfrolass Land (an surpassed), has been in cultivation, now in sratß, with cottage, cowsheds, pigsties, &o. Pace, only £160. - U. F. EVANS, Kstnto Agent, Queen-street. A^ckland, ifl;. 9 R S A L £. CLiREMONT-STREKT," Beafleld View—A Very Do8ir»blo Allotment, quite level, fenoed, and ready for building on, S3 x 116, for £100. NEWMARKET—Verandah Cottage, 6rooms register oven, good well, &0., corner allotment 33 x 100, for £250. MONTAGUK-STRKKT, Newton- Verandah Onttege, i rooms, allotment about S3 x S3; oheap, °nly*lßo ' D. F.EVAN*, Kstate Agent, next Herald Office, Queen-street F. J. MOSS]. IW. F. O'SULLIVAN] tn J. moss & c 0., E' • LAND AND EBTATE AGENTS, Bbobtland-btreet. Ft R SALE, a Largo Allotment in Brighton Road, I'arneU (100 x 300). 1.0 x' 108. Pokeno about 10 acres. 110 aORKB near Toakan; 60 aores In grasfl, re mainder open fern and bush. Prloe, £500. 38 AOSKKS. all improved, oloae to the Wkanga rata Railway Station; tiood house, cow shed, barn, Sco. ; well aiii,toa lor fnjit arow- Iner.' A LARGE 91ECT1ON In Bereslord-strcc*, 80 (eet frontage! 500 ACRKB, partly Improved, 19 mjleu fiom Auokland, and 1 mile bom »iilway station^ good groomed House, and all necessary out buildings. Price. £1650, In addition to the above, we bave a Large Number of Town and Country. Properties fir Bale, Including some Large Blocks of Land in tho Walkato District. F. J. MOSS te CO.. Shortland-Btreet. Ex Orpheus. 100,000 ISLAND ORANGES " 1,000 OOCOANUTS 200 BUNOHEB DRIED, BANANAS 20 OABKB HMEJ.UIOK. ON SALE. A. O T T O, Queen-street. rpHRKK ALbOI'MENTS, Clarence-street — X P. B. Bwington. SEVHiN-ROOMWU HOUSE, Graf ton Road, £650.-B\G.Ewlngton. YOLOANIO LA^ID-only a few lots left at Rooky Nook.—F. G. Ewington. ALLOTMENTS in Brighton Road 209 per foot.—F. G. Ewington. a LLOTMBNTS at Ponsonby.Northoote, New J\- North Road, and Boroßford-atreot tors ale. —F. G. Ewington, 1 1 AORKti LAND and RESIDaNCE, £700.— 4 2 F. G. Ewinaton, , For OJattnuation. see first Page WASTED KNOWN tar FOR CASH ONLY- Good Value in Blankets, from 9/11 to 15/ pair Uood Value in Quilts, from 1/6 to 12/1; size. 10-9 Good Value in Sheeting, from /8}; 72 mob, 1/ Good Value In Calicos, from /2J; white. /3 Good Value in Dress Materials, from /!} Qood Value in Winceys, from /3J to 1/3 Uood Value in Lace Curtains, from 8/11 to 30/ Good Value in Ladles' Ulsters, from 8/9 np Good Value in Bosiory. all Blzea and makes Hood Value in Batina and Velveteens, from 2/6 Good Value In Handkerohlefs, from /I} ouch Good Value in Table Napkins. n\ : Clothe, 2/ : Good Value in Felt Carpets, 1/1; Tapestry, 2,9 Good Value In Millinery and Underclothing , Good Value in Haberdashery Good Valne in 2-auttan Black Eld Gloves, 1/9 Good Value* In Ladles' Cttßete, 2/6 to 10/6 At WM, H. BMITH'S Cheap Drapery Wabehousb, , Corner of Upper Qaeea and Alexandra-streets, Opposite Army and Navy Hotel< N.8.-Onr Well-aßsnrtea Stock ot GENERAL DRAPKRY iS BOUGHT OHHAI- FOB.OABH. gild marked in plain figures at 10 per cent, less tban usual Queon-street prloes. We invite comparl- Baa



Meetings. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. THB REV. H. B. MACARTNEY, M,A., FROM MKLUOUKNB, Witt OlVa AN EVAN GELISTIU ADDK ES S, THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, AT 7.30 AM, ARK INVITED. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION. LROTUKK SERIES. FRIDAY, 23RD JUNE. Entertainment, Muusloal and Literary. PROGRAMME TOMORROW. Board ana Kesidence. VACANCY for two or Three Gentle men, four minutes Cram P.O. It per manent, 18s per week.—For address apply W. D. uallen, CoaJootloner, Quoon-street. /IOVKRNOK BROWNE HOTJSL, \JT HORBON-BTRItRT. Board axqLodging .. ,20a per Week BINBLBRBoM » «>. SUPERIOR Board and Residence (batn, piano, large ((rounds), not to be equall ed, In central position la Auokliind. for families, ladles or gentlemen. Address, Stab Office. Publio Notices. JVT 0 T I C & TO OUR NOMKROUB CUSTOMERS, AND PUBLIO GENERALLY. We beg to Inform them that we have jnet received, and ora opening up, our first Importa tion, per Cumbria, of Ohoioa Tweeds and Coat ings. tOßOther with Superior Trimmings; to be followed by farthor consignments per Orient Line, Tn thanking our patrons for past favours, we ehall etui endeavour to merit satisfaction. WHITE AND W ATKINSON, Tailors, VlotOria-street. %T 0 T I C K. As it Ifl tbo intention of the Trustees in the Estate of Fred, umitr. Farmer, Wnangarel, to declare a Dlvldond on the first day of July, 1882, all Aeoonntß must be rendered In full to the undersigned before that date. JAMEB WHITKLAW,l Trnßtflaß ANDREW 80OTT, j lraßte6B- Whangarei. April 15,1883. rpO IMPORTEKS.—Having taken the JL Store lately occupied by W. Gunson, in Onstomhoute-atreet Bast, 1 am nowpreparedto reoelve Goods for Storage at the usual rites. - FRANK TAINE, No. 13, Customhouae-Btreeet East. GF. STuVIN bees to draw the atten • tion of the publio that he has opened an offlce at the Union Inßuranoe Company's Build ings, Qcron-street, where he Intends to carry on business as House Land, and Kutate Agent. ONKUUNGA.-MrJ. A. Beale, Solici tor, begs to notify that he has established a branch offloo. In the above town, under the management of Mr Henshaw. AUCKLAND Scripture Gift Associa tion.—Scholars' Paokets may be obtained by owner* at H. A. Colson's, Bookseller and Statlonur, Victorla-Btreet (near Hudson.Chemtfit and Drngßlst). 4?1 t\ TO *Wi«*> IiJSWT on Building 3& JL \s Society principles, or on other terms w suit borrowers. Allotments boagut and Houses built on weekly payment system. MartKrfbs and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for sale on 4th pane. Six per cent allowed on money deposited for Investment.— 0. Williamson. Land. Estate and Financial kaant and Valuator, Vulcan Lana. C. G. HILL.] |G. PMJHMEB. CG. HILL AND CO., ■ UPPER QUEKN-BTREBT (liate Wsliesley-atreet), Beg to Inform their customers and the Public that thay are nqw EBTABLISHCD IN THJIER NEW AND ooM- MoDiacs rKKMiBKe (next door to Mr Bridgeman, and directly opposite the Bite of the New Town Hall), Where they are prepared to execute orders, or give Estimates tor Work, at the Lowest Market Rates. They are Now Landing from the Cumbria and Mendozi, direct to their Own Ore or: White Lead, Oils aad Colours, a Splnndld As sortment at Paperhasgltgs, Gilt, Walnut, and Maple Mouldings. i ntc* vn; of >HiW piotorhs to hand. June 20,1882. SELLING OEBI—TTiRAWI VG ROOM BUITE9 XJ at reduced prices. Fob Ca-sh. at T. & H; COOKE'S, 123, Queen-street. BELLIN9 OFF-TvINJNS - ROOM SUITE 3 U at reduced pices, Fon Cash, at T. & H. OOOKE'd, 123, Queon-Btreet. SELLING OFF-TRON BEDSTEADS AND X COT^ at reduced prices, For Cash, at T.& U.COOKa'cl, 123, Queen-street. SELUNGOFF-riARPETS, Hearthrugs, \j Linoleum, and Fiooroloth at reduced prioos, Fob Cash, at T. & H. COaKK'd, 12S, Qaeen-ttreet. : -—f SEUjING OFF-ri ILT CHIMNEY GLA.BBKS XX Blank and Gold Mirrors, and Toilet Glasses, at rednoea prices. For Cash, at T. & H, COOKIC'S, 123, Queen-street. BELLING OFF-TD KMNANtB of O ARPETB, Xt FLOO.RCLOrH3, &0.. at and under cost prloe. Fob Casb, at T. & H. COOEE'd, 123, Quean-street. 3ELUNU OB'F-'T'HE WHOLK OF OUR X IMMBNdE STOCK OF EURNITURBf CAKPETd, FLOORCLOTHS, and BKD DINB, at greatly reduced prices. For Cash, previous to removing to our Mew Show Reams in Victoria-street.—T. and H. OOOKE, 123, Queen street. rpHB NEW 'BUILDING SOCIETY. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMA NENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVEST MENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND CORNER OV QUEEN-STREET and VULCAN LANE, AU olassea are Invited to take np Investing Shares, payments weekly, Interest remunera tive. LOANS granted on seourlty of Freehold or Leasehold Property for the purpose of Burma, B'jilding, fee,, in sums of £20 to £5000, repay able—for every £100 advanoed—at,the following scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly Instal mentsi— . . Repayments' Per' i| Repayments Per extending over Week, (extending over Week. «, d. I » years _ 16 10 I T yean _ 8 3 k years 12 6lt 8 yean _ 7 i> 6 years - 10 slj 10 yeMfl - B 8 SP'KUIAIi are given to Bor rowers for paying off part principal money and ruduolng weeKly payment, or the whole sum may be paid off at any time—the Society grant- Ing ÜBHBU DISCOUNT. QEORGE FRASKR. Manager, A.GENCY NOTICE.1 1 ■'.:''■■ i We have appointed, es our AGBNT in Anok ; land Distrust, MR JOH N " K'A aL B, HIOH-iSTKEET, AUCKLAND, . Who is authorised to Settle Aoconnts and Transact Bueinees In our name. H. HAEGK & CO., Melbourne and Sydney. Juno, 1882. CINGER «EWING 1%/rACHINES RECEIVED HIGH AWARDS AND SPECIAL HONOURS AT THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, CHRISTCHURCH, TWO GOLD MKDAL3 AND TWO SILVER MEDALS, NEW F A M IL~Y~ MACHINE, With Latest Improvements, MAY BE BAD ON TIME PASMENTS OF 29. Bl>, A Wkbe, without extra charge for Interest. Machines (all dosses) thoroughly Repaired at Faotory Prices. LARGE NEW PREMISES NOW OPEN. Letters to be addressed " Thk Singbb Company, 261, Queen-street, Auokland." SPECIAL EXTRA QUALITY COTTONS AT COST PRICB..



reraonai. WILL the Gentleman please return the Watoh given by mistake ?-H. Petty, f Jeweller, viotoria-Btreet. ' ■ ■ ':- '"TWT 'O. X' I C Bj i luformntlon la wanted respecting WILtIA.II KKL3ON BaYLY. late of Trlolty, New&rand land, as ttnings of great interest to him have just reached How Zealand. In 1875 he wax »u» voylog Government iana In the dlstrlot of Murton. Haneitlkcl. and (luting letters from camp. Purakituo blootc. In 1877 letters wore betoftreoßived for him by a Mr H Lyon.—*»y person who can Rive Information about Mm ; would oblige by oommuuicatlng with tho " Southland Dally News " Office, Invercarnill. ; ijOßt and Found. LOST, Brown. Setter rup, scar on neck. Reward on informing whe^e to be ob tained.—J. L. Bats well, grocer, "rlnoes-iiiroot, LOS >', on Sunday, between Karangahape- I Koad and Epsom, a Vulcanite Walking Stlok.—Finder will be rewardnd on leaving Borne at Partridge) and Woollanu'e, Queen street. • : LOST, a Setter ; body almost white, and head tan colour. Ten Shillings will bo paid on delivery.—Apply to offloo of this pnpor. LUisT, on Sunday morning, near Urnbb's Bakery, Karasgahape Roart, a Blaok Pup with white chin, and brown ribbon Tound his neck; answers to same of "Gay,'—Finder bringing dog to Mr Davis. Stab Offloa, will be ewarded. ONE POUND KEWARD-Lost, last Tuesday fortnight, between Hobson street and Kiohmond Koad, a Double Case Silver Lever Watoh, one of Rußßell'a mafic.— Finder return some to T. Baker, Riohmond Boaq. 3j^OUND—Cheque, drawn on the Austra- J llau Deposit and Mottgage Bank, Umliei. -Owner may obtain same by applying at this Ofllco. •. ; I/iOUjnD, a Pair of Earrings. -Apply to I V T. tropser. Son., and give description.., JT? X REWARD.—StoIen from KHerslie, I 3&*J Langehan Fowls (private mark). The above reward will be paid on oonviotlnn of ! thl'if W. M. Hall. .:..:'. ■ fcUVE POUNDS REWABR, Mlßßlng, from Gr&oe-street, Pnnsonby, since i Eunday last, a SMALL BROWN BUTTER BtiOX—" Mo." Fonr paws Bpeckled white. Iff returnod to mo. 10a Reward will be paid. It de tained, the above Reward on convlotlon of tho. offender. W. THORNE, Solicitor, Auokland. Tenders. .' r m O B U I L D ER S. Tenders wIU bo reoeived until noon'Of SATURDAY, July Ist, for the Erection and Completion of a Hlook of Brlok Buildings at Devon port. KDWARD BABTLBYi- '■'* ; Arohlteot. (Jw continualum Bee. First Page.) , ■; Volunteer Notices. A UCKLASD ENGINE3K VOtUUI A. XKKES. . . ~?w ~-t; A Meeting of the above Company will bo held at the ' Drill-shed TO-MOEKOW BVENIN& (Friday), 23rd instant, at half past 7 o'olook. Bvory member requested to attend, B. DAWBON, '.'.-,,:., Seoretary A. V.E. Auckland nayai* jbriibade. The Monthly Inspection of tbe' Auokland Naval Brigade win ba held TO-MOKRoW (Friday) BTvuNING, the 23td instant, at 7.80. Blue Uniform. ■ ~, By order of the CaDtaln. JAMEJ STAULKY. -•■■■■ Seoretary A N.B. _j_ taeoioai. 1%/TARSiHALL'S Homocopatbio Tincture XTX Aconite will stop all feverish symptoms - 1c children and adults. Try it —Qoodßon's London Aroade. , - !"«IUUIHaUHK I TOOTHACHE'I! L TOQTHACHKifI Immedintu Relief by ueinß KDSON'S MAGIC B3SKNGB. In IB Bottles. Auctions. TO-MURKOW, , w rS , ■ fHE HAY M A 'r'K'^B faun FOR. SALE, at the Haymarket,' To. .i ■/. ... ■' morrow, ■■" • ■ ■■;;; .:j ■ , ■;] OBKoTNtTT Mark by Oliver dromwsli '! out of c. Riddles worth mare, 6 years old ; good jumper, and has been hunted this ■ •</>. eeason. ALFRED BUCKLANIJ TO-MORROW. 11 O'CLOCK A.M. MARKeIT.DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE, ~,PBUIT, AND GROCERY AUCTION POULTRY DEPARTMENT; " >«'■ i. Fift9en Good Cochin China Fowls, Fowla Tm> \$ B^yß^SmMkß.^ 80!1^ 4^ A Handsome Fox Terrier." . • ." >,-f! produce, ragg^^BooraT im. Superior E&rly Seed Potatoes. T»bla,Potatooa. pnlcns. Carrots, Pumpkins, Marrows, Me lons. Herbfl. Cabbages. CanllfloweM, Can terbury and Provlnolal Bacon and Hama. Butter, Cheese, Boef, Pork, Malste, uatmeal! Flour, i kenrs of Butter in 1 lb pate, 20 eaoks WPIk°SS My S6BA Potatoe* J from **6 FRUIT.- Nelson Apples. &c GROOKRIB3. &'c, -Tea, Coffee. Ooeoai Sngir. " ; Rlce,Blsoultß, Oornflour, ataxch. Blue, Boai\ FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, ' OK BALE PBIVATEHr, AT AUOTION FBIOBSI,, Knglieh, American, and Colonial-made Furhf- ■ ■ tore In great variety, <"arpete, Bearthroge, fenders. Fire Irons, Matting, Stoves. Bew tag Maohtoßs. Glass and Rarthenware. Clooks. Waichea, GnoB1, Glass Cases, BlUlard Table by Aloooic and Co. ;, MONDAY, NOON. ' TO BIS SOLd"bY AUCTION. rpHREE COTTAGES, roofed with faon, L in William-Btreet (back of Free Llbian). To bo removed in 7 days. ■„ .i Terms Cash. . AT ART H U K'S MAX T. TO-MORROW. A X S I B B IN '8 M A RT, -.. At il o'Clock. 307 BAC^J^ 100 sacks Oats 10 BBCksFawl Wheat . . -2 tons Onions ■ ■ •■- '- 12 tons Flour . Bacon and Hams, Bran ■Pork. Beet Kerosene. Soap, Candies * 100 paokaßfis Tea, Sugar, Qrocoriea Rice, Tpbaooo, and anndrico. TO-MORROW. MAIZE! MAIZE( rm . Xx Glcnelg. THE subscriber has received instructions to sell by auction, at his Mart, To-morrow at 11 o'olook, : , 11 ' gj SACKS BEST COABT MAIZB. OEORGE SIBBIN, '{"& » ■ - • Auctioneer. .-,. '■".,,'. '.'*, ' { TO-MOKROW, 11 O'CLOCK AJI.. ! POULTRY. PKODUCF, TREES, ■ -; ' SHRUBS,"Etc,,:-"" .'-." CARBINES & TAYLOR :' ' vyiLL sell, by auction, at their Sale- TT room, Quoen-Btreot, Tomorrow, at U o olook Bharp, . • ■ . . FoVxi^gflA Ducks> .^ Tnrk6y!' , TREES—Shrubs, Plants, &Oi, &o. '■,'," 5 PRODUCE - Earl/ Seea Potatoes, superior kinds; Hams and Baoon, WaiioaandCun totbury Cheese, Salt Batter, good Table Potatoes, Onions, Salt Beef, Uarrots, Pumn- 9SP> an- Bhnr Ps. #owl Wheat. Chaff, iflour, Oatmeal,&o. ■"•■'•' ■•■ QRODKBIttS—Tea, Sugar, Rice, Cornfloor. Catdles, Staroh, Korosonu, and Hamstiie Point. • " i • ' » - .:■ ' -.Albo.'1' • -,■-, a»« HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Clothing, and Sundries Hand Cart . .^^ ,-... At II o'Clock. ;^ CARBINES & TAYLOie,; i Auctioneers. TO-MORROV7i. TROD U C E SALE. I W. DOWDEN WILL ecll by auction at the Exchange a Mart, Queen-street, 'I'o-morrow, at U o clock, ... ', ". ' S tons Potatoes ■" Mangolds, Carrots, Onions hice, Klour, Currantß and RaifliDH '- Soap, Kerosene. Candlea - 3 trunks Boots - ' i Sugar Crushing Maohlno • .i':. 6 cases Rubber Paint • - > I; Watohea, riateaware -, h &0., too., fco,, v ; : ■ " . . (Continued on Fvwrfh Page.)