THE EGYPTIAN TROUBLE.

[RKUTER'S CABLEGRAMS.]

MASSACRE AT lANTAH.

ALEXANDRIA, JulyJS. SBVERaL disturbance, have occurred at Tantah, a large town at the junction of tho railway from Cairo to Alexandria and tho ramietta branch. The natives attacked the liuropeana' quarter in force, and several of the latter have been killed. Exodus from Cairo. Tho general exodus of Europeans from Cairo still continues. Very few now re main in the city. Alexandria Quiet. ALEXANDRIA, July 19. The city continues quiet, and confidence has been rapidly restored. Many of tho native population who left the city at tho opening of the bombardment are now re turning. _ Turhish Commissioner Recalled. Dervish Pasha, special Turkish Commis sioner to Egypt, haa been recalled by the Porte. Reneival of Anglo-French Alliance, PARIS, July 19. In tho Chamber ot Deputies to-day, M. Do Freycinet, Miniiter oi Foreign Affairs, announced that England nnd France had agreed to undertake a joint military pro tection of tho Canal; and, further, to co operate in tho joint occupation of Egypt, should necessity for such arise.

["AQE" AND " ARaus " SrKCIAIS],

Occupation of Sues Canal. LONDON, July 19, 10.8 a.m. The English occupation of the Suez Conal Is to be for three months. Alexandria is now quietening. Arabi Threatens to Cut Off the Water Supply. Arabi Pasha commands the water supply for the city, and thro-tens to cut it off. Disturbances at Cairo Suppressed. The Governor of Cairo has suppressed attempts which wero made at looting. 10,000 Armed Arabs. Ten thousand Arabs are assembled iv the vicinity of tho Canal. The Arabs at Aran are suddenly arming, and assuming a threatening demeanor. The Vacillating Khedive. LONDON, July 18. There is delay in tho action of the forces against Arabi Pasha, as the Khedive hesi tates issuing an edict outlawing him. An outbreak in Cairo is imminent, Arabi Pasha Proclaims a Crusade. LONDON, July 18. A crusade has bean proclaimed by Arabi Pasha. It is rtported that 80 ..Europeans have been massacied at Tantah. The Germans and Italians have quitted Caiio. French Iroops Ready. M. Freycinet, French Minister of War, is ready to send troops as soon as the Powers request him to do so. Mr. Bright Denounces the Egyp tian Policy. Mr John Bright, sitting below the gang way, has, in a forcible speech, declared that our forcible intervention iv Egypt is j opposed to the law of nations. The Jtiadical disgust is increasing. The resignation of Mr Chamberlain and Mr Courtney is considered possible.

SUPREME COURT.—This day.

CIVIL SITTINGS.

(Before His Honor Mr. Justice Gillies.) Tint Bank of New Zealand v. Huan Hart Lusk and William Jamesßutleh. — Claim £587 I2s 9d, money due. Messrs Tyler and C. F, Buddie appeared for tho plaintiffs, and Mr E. Hes keth for the defendants. Fiom the declaration it appeared that the defen dants are the administrators of tho late WiUiam Butler, of Moftgonui, who at the date of his death in March 1875, was indebted to the plaintiffs in the sum of £1336 7s sd, in respect of work done and materials provided by them, and in respect also of money paid ior or lent to him, as weU as interest on same. This debt had, however, been reduced by the plaintiffs, leaving a balance of £587 12s 9d on the 31st October, and for this sum, together with interest nt the rate of 8 ptr cent, from this date, judgment was now asked. Tho defendants, in their pleas, denied that as such administrators they had made any payments whatever, on account of tho said sum of £1,336 7s sd, or that p.yments had been made on their behalf, besides pleading the Stat ute of Limitations, and alleging that they had fully administered all the personal estate and effects which belonged to the deceased Wm. Butler, and which had ever come into their hands, and that since the commencement of this action they had had no personal estate or effects. The first three issues were simply as to whether the plaintiffs were a company in corporated under the Bank of New Zealand Act, 1861, carrying on business as bankers, as to whether the defendants were the ad ministrators of Wm, Butler, deceased, and as to whether the deceased at the time of his death was indebted to the plaintiffs in the sum of £1336 7s 53. The other issues weie as follow :-(4) Did the alleged cause of action heremaccruewitbinsixyears before the commencement of this action. (5.) Has the said sum of £1336 7a Sd, since the death of the said William Butter, been reduced by sundry payments on account thereof, nude by or on behalt of the defen dants as such administrators as aforesaid! (6.) Save the defendants, as such adminis trators, fully administered all the per sonal estate and effects which were of the Baid William Butler, deceased, .and which have ever come to the hands of the defendants or either of them as ad ministrators, aa alleged In the defendant's third plea. (7) Is there duo up to the 31st October last from the defendants a. such administrators as aforesaid to the plain tiffs the sum of £587 12. 9d for principal and interest. (8) What sum (if any) are the plaintiffs entitled to recover from the defendants ! Mr E. Hesketh announced that he was prepared to admit the lßt, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and sth issues, the 6th issue he could not admit, and the 7th issue he would be ready to admit if tbe amount claimed were stated to be that which was due, without interest, on the date of the testator's death. He was willinp that the whole case should be decided en demurrer to a plea as to whether or not the real estate should have been administered. —Mr Tyler said that he was williDg to admit that from the death of the testator simple, and Aot compound, interest should be paid.—Bis Honor : Does not tho law provide for no interest being charged ?—Mr Tyler :I do not think so.—His Honor: My impression is that it is so. Still, it is a question of law.-After some farther con ference between the learned counsel, it was agreed that judgment should go on the Bth issue for the plaintiffs for £58712s 9d, subject to the decision of the Court whether interest was chargeable after the testator's death. Tho whole case therefore depended upon the determination of the sixth issue. —Mr Tyler, after this arrangement had been effected, proceeded to open his case. In doing so, ho expressed satisfaction at being relieved from the necessity of arguing the other ltsues, as that would have rendered it necessary for him to have made some very unpleasant remarks and to have adduced some very unpleasant evidence.—The ex amination of witnesses was then begun — Henry Clayton Brewer, legistrar of the Supreme Cqurt at Auckland, having been sworn, produced a statement of t'lje admin istration by the defendants of the ostate of Wm, Butler (deceased), the said statement having been filed on the 29th May, 1876.— Hugh Hart Lusk, one of the administrators of Wm. Butler's estate, deposed that he had expended large sums in respect ot tbe estate, but that he had not been able to find a single voucher for thorn, as he had forwarded them all to his co-administrator (Mr W. J. Butler). All the moneys passed thrpugh his co-administrator's hands. J4 very thing went to him, and witness had retained no accounts or vouchers. The first item in his statement, viz., that of £1,057 I6s 8d had been expended in the payment of various accounts to business firms iv Auckland for the suppy of goods to stores at Kaitaia and Mongonni. Among.t_the firms paid were those of A, Clark aud Sons

and K. Porter and Co. After the death of the testator, goods to the value of about £400 were purchased for the two Btores, but he would not swear thatthe amount was not even more than that. The witness was also examined with regard to the other items of the statement. He was likewise fully examined by Mr Hesketh, in answer to whom he said that after the testator's death some. £200 odd had been expen ded in maintaining his family, and that £109 further had had gone in paying legal expenses incurred through the loss of an action brought to recover compensation for the testator's death, which was caused by his falling from the wharf at Mongonui and being drowned. Contributory negligence was proved on that occasion, and the action therefore failed.

This boing all the evidence, the learned counsel brielly addressed the jury.—ln tho course of his speech, Mr Tyler discredited Mr Lusk'a statement that be had not re tained a single voucher in respect of the suras hchad paid away on behalf ot an estate in which he was, by his own showing, the principal administrator. Such a thing would be altogether unbusinesslike, and Mr Lusk was hardly tho man to do such a thing. It was tar more likely that he had the vouchers in his possession, and that he did not produce them for fear of the conse quences.—The jury then retired to con sider their verdict, and after a brief absence returnediuto Court with uu answer in tlie negative to the sixth isaue, aud find ing also that the defendants had assets amounting to £570 in their hands.— Judg ment, liowever, will not bo entered up until the question of interest, is deter mined.

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Aust/ralian Cricketers at Brad-

ford,

LONDON, July 18,

The cricket match nt Bradford was re sumed to-day. The Yorkshire men were all disposed of in their first innings for 68 runs, or 64 tuns behind the Australians, The latter in their 2nd innings scored 671 The Home team then requiring 131 runs to win, went in for their second innings, and when the stumps were drawn for the day thoy had put together eleven runs without tho loss ot a wicket. Tho weather was showery, and the play was frequently stopped during the day. The wicket was heavy, and in generally bad order, owing to the rain. There was a very large atten dance, notwithstanding tho bad weathor.

Victorian Defensive Measures. MELBOOENE, this day.

The Victorian Govornmont havo decided to engago a Lieutenant-Colonel and Cap tain of the Imperial Artillery, and Captain of the Infantry, for the command of Vic torian forces.

LONDON, July 18.

Consols remain 99J ; 5 per cent. Now Zealand 16-40 loan advanced by tto 107; 5 per cent. 1889 loan pcl.'ned 20s to 10BJ; 4J per cent. 1879 1,914 loan declined _to 201; Adelaide wheat, ex warehouse, declined Is to 625, and New Zealand, ex warehouse, declined Is 6d to 50s; Adelaide flour, ex warehouse, remaius at 475. Australian tallow firm at litt quotations.

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THAMES, this day.

The manager ef the Qneen of Beauty obtained splendid specimens in the bottom of the winze this morning. The stone is equal in richness to what was obtained on Tuesday, and appears to be a continuation of the same run.

COKOMANDEL, this day. Rebellion has raged in the Upper Town ship School since Monday, During the absence, through ill-health, of the head teacher, the two assistant teachers, Miss De Carterel and Miss Longdill, were defied and pelted with mud by some of tho boys yesterday. Till two o'clock one of tho committee was iv attendance, after he left, the boys became worse than ever.and threw pieces of burning wood from the fireplace ovor the school-room, setting authority at defiance. Tho lady teachers men tioned arc highly respected throughout the district. Probably it is the Eg) ptian war fever that has led to the aggre.sir c conduct of tho young Biitishers, but the re appearance of the Commander-in-chief will no doubt restore order,

PORT ALBEET, this day, SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Captain McKenzie, of the hrigantino Borealis, loading at Nicholson's Mill, met with an accident yesterday. The timber trolly ran over his right loot, on the wharf, crushing three of the toes. He goes to Auckland to-morrow for surgical treatment.

OAMARU, this day, LATKK.

The hearing of the charge of murder against Alex. Beattie was continued to-day, Tho ooly fresh evidence was that on the 16th June. The prisoner gave an adze to a man named Willis, who said he saw some blood on the back of it, and handed it to the police. The case will probably last all Saturday.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. DEATH OIT A PRISONEB.

This morning, a prisoner named John Cunningham, undergoing sentence of eight years' penal servitude at Lyttelton, met with a fatal accident whilst at work at stickiog flint. Deceased was. quarrying down some stone on the face of the rock, when the crowbar ho waa using slipped, and he fell backwards 10 or 12 feet, and broke his neck, death being almost instantaneous. The police went out to the-spot, and had the body conveyed to the gaol, The deceased was tran.ferred to Lyttelton from Timaru.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

July 20.1832. Bank o( New Zealand—Sellers, £21 Colonial Bank-Sellers, ,9s 6d South British—Hellers, 62a 6d Notional—Sailers, 31s New Zealand Loan and Mercantile—Sellers. £6 2a Cd Anokland Goa—Sellers, £817s 6d Thames Gss-Sellers, -9s Union Sash and Door—Buyers, C 9 Kempthorne, P. otser, and Co,— 2fls Moanataiara G.M. Co.—Sellers. 19s Queen of Beanty-18s, 20s; buyers, 19a Od Leep Level—ls. Is 2d; buyers, Is Prince Imperlal-Bs, 9s 6d; buyers, 9s 3d; sel lers, 10s _. _ New Find-Buyers, 3s 9d; sellers, ia JOSEPH NMWMAN, Chairman.

Agmonst the business to be considered at the meeting of Public Works Committeo to-night, will be an application from the market lessee, application from Limning ham and King, and surveyor's memo, re Upper Queen-street. The committee will also consider a motion by Cr. Montague, which provides that.for the future, contrac tors must mako deposits or find securities, in order to protect the Council against claims for damages arising from negligence. A case of destitution, which should appeal strongly to the compassionate feelings of the charitably-disposed, came under our [ notice tc-day. An old man named James Heaton, who has just served a sentence in Mount Eden for vagrancy, was discharged from the gaol this morning in a wretched state, his clothes hanging in tatters, and affording but scant covering for his body. He was observed going up Shortland-street in this pitiable condition by Sergeant Clark, who took him to the station out of motives' of charity. Food was procured for him, and be ate ravenously, and in the meantime the kind-hearted custodian of the peace searched for some garments with which to clothe the poor old starveling. We are informed that he has been guilty of no particular offenc., bat being too far advanced in life for hard work, he finds it utterly impossible to earn sufficient to keep himself from starvation, The consequence is that he1 is repeatedly arrested and sent to gaol under the Vagrant Act. This case strongly points out the necessity for a refuga or home of 3ome kind for such people.

• Some fun is anticipated on the occasion of the delivery of Professor Denton s lec tures on Saturday and Sunday evenings j next A few opponents of the evolution theory have prepared a list of questions for submission to him on the former evening, while on bunday night the champions of the doctrine of Conditional Immortality intend throwing down the gauntlet of debato to the scientifia spiritualist. Pro fessor Denton wiU.douhtl eas have crowded "houses" on both occasions in conse. quence. --.., The Southern Cross, missionary schooner, arrived ths afternoon. Bishop Selwyn was a passenger by her. He will be cordially welcomed baekto Auckland, ; , ;..,,•»./!;

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ANGLO-COLONIAL NOTES.

(From Our London Correspondent.)

LOS DON, June 3. OUR COJ.RESPONDI.I.T AT THE OAKS.

After returning from the Derby in a first class railway carriage, and without any of the bother or crush which most people have been taught to associate with that process, it was inevitable that " your own should feel tempted to run down to Epsom and see the great "Indies' ra'co"—the Oaks— brought to an issue also. Luckily the day proved as tine aud tempting as the previous afternoon had been tho reverse, and on arriving at the course, shortly before the lirat race, I found the principal stands by no means overcrowded, and sufficient room everywhere, though the number of visitors was well up to the usual average. There is this beauty about Epson:—that in order to meet the require ments of Derby day, all the arrangemeuts are on a colossal scale, and so, on other grand occasions, such as tho City and Suburban Handicap day, or even the Oaks, there is always plenty*™ room, The Oaks of ISB2 wil lung be remembered as producing one of the smallest and most select fields that ever contested the ladies' race, -hero wore In point of fact only live runnors, aud of theßO just three had a chance of winning it. As a two-year-old, Lord Stamford's Geheira niss, a handsome brown dtughter of llosi crucian, triumphed in every race for Which she started, and retired for the winter with au unbeaten certificate. Geheimniss had not been seen out this season, but early iv the spring she was installed iirst favourito for tbe Oaks, and evon tho victory of St. Marguorite in the One Thousand Guineas could not shake the confidence of her admirers who, several weeks betore tho race, were ready to take 3 to 1 about the filly. Shotover is iv the same stable as Geheimniss.and prior to tho Epsom meeting, tne latter was tried with the Two Thousand winner and found to be about 71bs better— at least so the story goes. Immediately, therefore', Shotover (whom tho Duke of Westminster scratched for the Oaks on the previous Monday) won the Derby, Geheini niss became an extraordinary favourite for the ladies' iace, backors freely layiug 2 to 1 on her to win, nnd any odds the King ■would accept for a place. This furore, however, cooled down as tho time for the decision of tho Oaks diew nigh. In the first place, the One Thousand winner, St. Marguerite, was trained to the momont, and pleased visitors to the paddock far more than tho favourite, who seemed fretful and uneasy; and in the second, ihe Koths child division wore supporting their mare Nellie (by Hermit, out of Hippia) to win thousands with the utmost confidence. Nellie was a first rate peiformer as a two-year-old, ond it was claimed for St. Marguorite that sho had im. proved many pounds since the Guineas day. Those facts, in conjunction with an outlay of £3,ooo,'.brDught Geheimniss down several pegs in the betting indeed. Prior to the first i ace even money was accepted (and she didn't win) by bookmakers in various parts of the Big Ring. Punctually at 3 the live starteiß, Nellie, St. Matguerite, a French outsider called Lady May und Geheimniss, with a stable companion oalled Incognita, to make the running-paraded. Tho betting, now, was 6 to 4 on Geheimniss, 11 to 4 against St. Marguorite, 11 to 2 against Nellie, and 10 to 1 any other. The field got off at the first attempt with out difficulty, Lady May leading, with GehoimnUs and St. Marguerite last. At the top of the hill the French filly fell back, and coming round Tattenham Corner Nellie showed a bold front, though both the favourito and St. Marguorito were clo.o up. In tlie straight tor home Nellie held out signals of distress, and Geheimniss-amidst shouts of deiight, ossumed tho load. As they neared tlie stand, Wood on St. Marguerite challenged Lord i>tamford's filly, and for an instant it looked as if the "all scarlet" was once more to be victorious. Seeing

his danger, however, Cannon gavo Geheim niss a touch of the whip, and without an effort the filly drew away, winning easily by two lengths, Nellie, badly beaten, third. Time, 2miu. 49secs.; value of the stakes, £3,375. I waited to see no more, but went back to town by the first train, having witnessed two good races and the Oaks, besides having spent an hour and a quarter on the railway.between 1.30 and 4.30.

The case of The Bank of New Zealand v, H. H. Lusk and W. J. Butler, iv which £587 12s 9d was claimed as money and in terest due, was heard to-day at tho Supreme Court, and n verdict given for the plaintiffs. Judgment will be entered np as soon as a decision is delivered by His Honor on a sub sidiary question affecting the charging of interest. Complaints have recently been made by tho re.idents of Freeman's Bay regarding the imperfect drainage of the district, it being represented that during the last season there had been fever in nearly every house in tho district. The question, which is one of considerable importance to the resident, in that neighbourhood, will bo considered at a meeting ot the City Council fublic Works Committee this evening. Notwithstanding the fact that the Go. vernment have decided not to grant a house allowance to the married members of the police force, two members of the local con tingent have just joined the noble army of benedict?. Acting-Detective St rathern was yesterday united to the object of his affec tions, and ■ to-day Water-policeman Fore man has " gone' and done likewise." A9 both.the newly marripd men are panny Scotchmen, it is not improbable that the nuptuating was arranged in anticipation of the authorities granting especial privileges to married constables, The married members of the police force are disgusted at the course punned by the Government in refusing to allow them the amount asked tor house rent. They consider that they are treated unfairly when compared with single policemen, who are allowed free quarters. Whatever claims the married men may have, it is neyettheless a fact that the bichelors have also some disad vantages. They are compelled to reside in the barracks, in order that they may be always ready for service at a moment's notice, while their regulations further pro vide that they must be In quarters at cer tain hours, leave of absence Deing required before they can absent themselves beyond the prescribed hours. Thepromotersof the Baptist entertainment that takes place in the Choral Hall to-night availed themselves of a novel mode of ad vertising to-day. Half-a-dozen decrepii septuagenarians had been engaged to saunter up and down Queen-streot with boards on their backs containing placarded an nouncements of the affair. The novelty consists not to much in the mode of adrer tising as in the application of the mode to a ouaw-religions purpose. It is quite evident that the woitby deacons and their pastor are not above making use of all possible worldly means for augmenting their eccle siastical funds. Mr W. G. Garrard is on the war-path again. He says that the Parliament, having thrown his petition overboard on a "tenickal pint." he intends taking pro* ceedings" against the Registrar of electors, and the expressman who gave evidence against him, when the redoubtable people's champion was charged with roll-stuffing at the Police Court. A fine allotment, containing a seven roomed dwelling-house, besides outhouse, and having frontages of 246 feet and 48 feet respectively to lirattan and Sar-field streets, Ponsonby, was put up to auction yesterday by Mr R. Arthur, but passed in again as the reserve was not reached. The property belongs to Mr Ford. Within the last week or so the demand for landed property has sensibly declined. At the meeting of the Waste Lands Board this afternoon, the members present Were: ' Messrs D.'A. Tole (in the chair), Tonks, May, Moat, and Dr. Campbell, A letter wns read from tbe Minister of Lands, stating the intention of tho Government to spend money from deferred payment land, in addition to an amount to be granted, in draininp the deferred payment selections at Te Aroha. A letter from the Urider-Secre tary of Crown Lands forwarded an applica tion from Mr G. V. Stewart, in which he asked to be allowed to purchase 2000 surplus acres in tbe Katikati No. 2 special settlement. The Board decided to recom mend the Government to allow Men to purchase at 5s per acre. The Cnder- Secretary also wrote.a.kiog that the whole of the unsold lands in the Pukeroa block be' withdrawn from sale and selection. Agreed that the request be agrtpd to. The Ranger's report on Te Puke was read, and the following Crown grants agreed to issue : —Messrs Duncan, Galbratb, Hingstone, Tanner, Johnstone, McGee, Prettyman, Spence, Vogan, and Bent. The other busi ness was of an unimportant character.

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The Result of Last Night's Division.

Want-of-Confidence Motion Probable.

(FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT,)

WELLINGTON, this afternoon, The division last night on the adjournment of the debate on Sir George Grey's Con sultation Act Amendment Bill shows pretty well the strength of parties, in cluding pairs. For tho Government: Moaon, Mcllraitb, Morris, Brown and Wilson. Against : Seaton, Bathgate, Dodson, Te Wheoro and Fish. Every vote was recorded, showing forty-nine for tho Government and forty-five against. Two members of the Opposition J, Buchanan and Pilliet voted witU the (Government, who are against them on a vote of want-ot-confi denoe, This shows that parties are exactly equally divided, but tho Opposi ion seem sure of obtaining one or two moro who last night voted with the Government. I hear that there are rumours in the lobbies that a vote of want-of-contience will be moved almost immediately. Messrs Weaton, Petrie, and W. Green, have declared them selves against tbo Government. Native Reserves at Jiaipara. In answer to Mr TAWHAI, Mr BRYCK said that he was not prepared to give a decided answer as to sotting apart native reserves at tho Riverhead and To Awaron stations on the Auckland and Kaipnra line, as other documents had to be obtained. Abotitlon of Entail In the House this afternoon Mr Moss moved tho first reading of Land Sale Re strictions Removal Bill to guard against tho evils of entail and settlement. Tho Treasurer objected to the intronuctlon of tho Bill. The Govcrninenthadastmllnrßill on tho Order Paper. Mr Moss asked which Bill. The Treasurer referred to the Aliena tion of Lands Bill. Mr Moss pointed ont that the Bill referred to had been intro duced by the Government early in the session, but was never printed or circulated, and was to-day 51 on the Order Paper, If tlie Go.ornmeut pledged themselves to go on with their Bill, ho would with, draw his, but not otherwise. The Speaker ruled Mr Moss entitled to introduce the Bill, a3 tho Government had not yet circulated theirs. Tho Treasurer said the matter woe Tory important, and thoy wi-hed maturely to consider tho Government Bill befoiu printing it. Iho first reading was carried ou the voice*. On boing called upon to fix a day for second reading, Mr Moss said ho would like to consult tho Government's convenience. The Treasurer said tho hon. member having thought fit to take the matter in hand, might now do his bost. Mr Moss fixed tho second reading for the 3rd August, hoping the Govern ment would have their Bill ieady before. That Bill, I am told, is as nearly as possible identical with the Bill to the samo purpose Introduced by Mr Whitaktl last session in the Council, and thrown out there.

THE AUCKLAND EVKHIW© STAK, THURSDAY, JULY 20.

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A petition by shareholders of tbe Coffee Palace asking that a meeting be called for the purposo of winding up tbp company was considered by the diroctsrs this after noon. It was resolved to cali a moating of shareholders to consider the subject for Monday next.



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Wanted. WANTED, a respectable Girl to assist with housework and children.—Apply Mrs Ross, Grocery Htoro, Victoria-Btreat. ANTED, a good General Servant,— Apply to French Bakery. Hobßon-atreet. VI7AI.TED, a Boy who is fond of pet W stook. To oucii a comfortable home may be hud by applying at Poultry Yards, Lake Takapuna. WANTED, a Girl six or seven years old; a good homo. —Apply to Mrs Kingaton, Jormyn stroot. WANTED, a good General Servant; referenoe required.—Apply Mrs James, Owen's Ro.d, Epsom. WAN TED, a respectable, careful Nurse Girl.—Mrs T. J. Philips, Karangahape I Road, Newton. \\r AN TED, a Cook and Stoward for the TV Barque John Knox.—Apply on board. WANTED, a Good General or Coach Smith; good wages and constant em ployment. -Jamos Macklo, Coaohbuiidor, Vio torla-street East. WANTED immediately, two good Spllttors.— ipply to Hunter fc Nolan. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mrß William Crulokshank, Parliament-street. W "ANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply Mrs irieher. Oeoldontal Hotel. WANTED, a Third Waiter.—Apply Albert Hotol. VV'ANTKD, a General Servant for Tv lCpHom.—Apply at tho Girls' Hißh Bohool. WANTED, a boy,—l. Phillip., Tailor, Qnoen-Btroot. WAM'HD, an lirraud Boy and Three Apprentices.—Apply to A. & G, Brook, Bootmakorß, Parnell and Nowmarket. W' ANTED SEKN, the Twill -heeting, Is Id,- White Calico, 3Jd ; Unbloaohod do, 2_d; Brown Holland, __d; at Dampier's Wakefield-Btroot Shop. WANTED, a Country Girl, also a Nuree Girl.-Apply to Mrs Banks, Meadow Bank Farm, Panmuroi WANTED, a Hou>emaid, one ac customed to obildron preto-red; roforcn -003 required,—Apply Mrs G. S. Jaklns, Ponsonby Koad, nftTANTED, a Good Cook and Laun li droßß.-Apply to Mrs Shera, Arnoy Road, Romnera. WANTED, a strong active Girl for tho Country; one able to mill, proferred.— Apply, Mra Cottle, Emily Plaoo. WANTKD, Coal-miners.-Apply to F. Soberft, Fort-street ' WANTED, a steady Man, to plough and mllfc-Apply to Wm. Perolval, Qogen Street. ~\\T ANTED, a Lad aged 10.—Apply M. T T White and Co., Fort-street. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply, Mrß Atkins, Remuera. WANTED, an Experienced Barmaid.— Apply at once Novada Hotel. W__NTi_i>, au active Young Man as Waltor. &c—Apply early Nevada Hotol. WANTED, at once, a Servant.-Apply to Mrs WiilODghby, The Nook, Upper By monds stroot. \at ANTED, a Boy ; one used to bottle »* washing pretorred.—Apply between 9 and 10 to-morrow R. Moore fc Co., Fort-Btreet. V\ ANTED, three Good Men as Drivers '? mint be well acoustomod to this work, —Apply O. Wllßon. Nelson-streot. \\/ANI'ED, at Hannalord's Auckland TT Registry (established 1863), General Servant for Epßom; three ln family i wages, 12s per week. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1803), General Servant for Ponsonby; small family. A*,*ANTED, at Hannalord's Auckland tv Registry (established 1883), rospeotabld Boy for tho coantry to be useful. WANTED, at Hannaford's Anckland Registry (OBtabltshed 1863), Goncral Bervantfor Gisborne; country girl preferred; wagos, 16b per week. WANTED, a Good Goneral Servant; reference roqulrod; —Ponsonby Club Hotel. WANTED, for a pormapont situation in the oountry, an active Man, married _r stnglo, with a knowledge of retail grooory md general storakeeplng, to tako orders and louver goods with horse and trap.—Apply, with reference or testimonials, to U.J,, box 100, Pob. oillco, Anokland. \%7 ANTED, by a Lady of 20 years ex- V f porlenco. Mnslo Pupils at Is per lesson. Svonlng Losnons given. Private Lessons in Danolng to A-dults or Families,—Address Mrs Woloh, Qroy-Btreot. oppoßito Helllor Honao. WA iv TED SBEN, t\o urand Lines of Ladles Fashionable Hoso. Od ; Men's Books. 3d ; Children', do, trom 2d; Boys Klastlo Qrac-a, Cd—Damplor'B Wekoflold-Btreot Shop. WANTED to Purchase, ono ton of lirlod Shark.—Apply to H. Hart and -0, City Markot. VVTANTED, iv smart Lad to Open T T Oysters and- Sell Fish, for Cambridge, Wai„ato.-ApDly to H. Hart & Co., City Market, Auckland. ' WANTED to SpL., New Seeds-Biuo Gum, Swamp Gum. Stringy Bark, Blaok Wattlo, and bllver Wattle, at Lowest Rates.-!!. Llpacombe. Qncen-st-oot, WANTED to Purchase, House of not lose than 6 rooms, with gardon or large Allotment—Grafton Koad or Kyber Pass.—W, V. Stevens, next Union Bank. WANTED, by a Young Man, a Situ ation in tbe Drapery, Clothing, or Fanoy Trade; seven years home exporlonoe ana throe rears colonial : good Auokland references.— 'M.F.'tQlB olTloe. WANTED, by a Young Man, a Situ atlon in a Warehouse; salary no ob eot; good references.—" F. M.." this offloe. WANTED-Como and Sco tne Grand Line of Men'- Elaßtic-slde Boots for 8s; it Damplor's Boot Shop, Victoria-stroor (lute SV. John b tone). WAN TEE}, by a respectablo married 'Woman, to look after a Child. Good -omo—Apply M.8.1., Star offlco. WANTED, Fowl Manuro. — Apply Riversdale Manufacturing Company, tl, Grey-street. ANTED SEEN, the Ladies' Trimmed Hati at Is and Is od, and the Fur Hats For 1* 6d; Satin do,. Is 6d—At Damplor's Wako- Beld-street Shop. WANTED to Sell. 7-roomcd House, woll f arnlsbed; good well, large garden, fruit trees, fco,, Wolllngton,Btreet (olty); oheap. —Armstrong and Co., Heal Estate Agents, over Clark and Qano _, 177. Quoen-Btreet. WANTED, a Good General Servant for a family of three; no washing; refeienoes required,—Apply to Mrs Browning, Bp-om, WANTED SEEN—The Window wet, 3_d; Long Curtains, 3s lid; Children's Pinafores, lid; Frooas. 2s; Amerioan Leather, Iljd; et Dampier's Wakefleld-Btreet ahop, WANTED, a 3 or 4-roomed Cottage, near town, for a married couple with- Bat ononmbranoe —Addresß MO, this offlco. \»7ANTED SEEN, the great new lot T . ot DreßS Buttons on the Counter, Id the dozen ; Stay Busks, 2d, Id, and Gd, at I) atppter'a Wqitefleld-Btreet Shop. WANTED, Dressmakers and others to know that William Rattray bos Splen. did Rooms to Let above his Drapery Waro house, 178,180, and 182, Qneen-street. WANTED KNOWN, tbat Sha.land's Cherry Pectoral relieves Coughs ln ten minutes; bottles, 2s Bd.—Address, opposite Post-office. WANTED KNOWN-American Fer rotype Gems, American Postage Stamp Portrait!) ilatest novelty), three dozen for 6s.— London Photographic Company. WANTED SEEN, the Gent's Tweed Coats, Ss 6d ; Holland do, (small sizes), .3 6d; Gents' Chest Boarveß, 3d; Boys' Belts, 3d. at Dampier's Wakeflald-street Shop, WANTED KNOWN—The only Per foot Cnre for Toothsoho and Neuralgia, and no cure no pay, is by applying to Professor Gaßsoott, the only Praotioal Herbalist in the Colony.—Bhortland .treet WANTEDKNOWN- First-class Shingles for sale, dcllvored In town 01 suburbs.—Apply to B. Git too and Son. WANTED KNOWN. — That Shar land's Family Pllla are Invaluable fot Constipation, Headache, and Indlgeßtlon,- Prlce Ib Box. Addreßs-Oppoalte Post Ofllce. WANTED TO SELL, Two or Thret Light 'Busses in good repair,—W Crowther, Wellesley-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN — Instantaneous Portraits from 15s per dozen, weather n< objeot—London PhotographioCompany. WANTED SEEN, the Large Stock 0 Winter Ribbons for __d-At Dampler. Wakefleld-Btreet Shop. \hj ANTED, Everyone to know T V Trousers ot 13s Bd' and Suits nt 55s an wonderful value.—l. Phillips, Tailor, Queen street. '\\J ANTED KNOWN —The Choices TV , New Season. Tea may be obtained a Bow's Tea and Coffee S^ore. Vlctoria-Btreet. WANTED SEEN, the J.ur Trimming 9d the yard; Grand Pompadour Fringe 61 the yard; lot of Black do,, oheap - .honlile Net, gd the yard, at Dampier's Wakefleld-stree WANTED X.OWN, that Lunch cat b_ had at the Masoalo Hotel every da: (hot), from 12 o'clock till 2 p.m. W~~ aNT&D to Sell, a nearly new centre board yacht, weU found and ooppered.- O. Bailey, shipbuilder, near the Dock. ANTED KNOWN—That Shnrland' Tonlo Balsam and Liver Regulator I used with marvellous suooess for Indlgeßtloi Price SS a bottle,—Address: Opposite Po. offloe. ' I ' WANTED SEEN, the J.apaneße SiH Is 3d the yara; Colored Satin, Is 94 Black do.. 2s 3d and 3s; Black Velveteen, 1 lid and 2s 6d. at Dampier's Wakefleld-Btrei WANTED KNOWN-That »h&rlah"d Worm Powders are the most popul. and snccessful remedy now known. Price i paokot.—Address 1 Opposite Post-offlce. WANTED, the Public to know that have just bought another New Lot 1 Handsomly Bound Volumes, Including Goc Words, _.s 6d. Magazines, Leisure Hour Wedding Bells, So. Coll early to choose,-V H. Dampler, Hobson-street,—P.S.—Foil partlo lore soon.



• Wanted. WANTED, a respectable Girl to assist in honso-Old work; reforenoe roaulred; One anoustomod to children preferred.—Apply Mrs F. B. Msclndoe, Russell-street. Ponsonby. WANTED, a good plain Cook.—Apply, Nevada Hotel. WANTED to Purchase or Kent, Hotels or Boardlng-honseß In the olty; aIBO to sell. Hotels In the oountry.—Armstrong & Co,, Real Kstate Agents, opposite T. and S. Morrin and Co.'b, Queen-Btreet ■ WANTED, a good Ploughman, -Apply to W. Phillips & Son, 95 and 97, Queen- Btreet. WANTED, a good General Servant; re ferences required.—Apply, from 5 to 7 o'olook p.m., to Mrß Hendry Somervell, Lower Symonds-Btreet. WANTED, a Man accustomed to farm work and horses.—Apply, between 12 and 1, to Mr Blgham, Epsom, near the Prlnoe Albert Hotel. WANTED, a Nurse Girl to make her self generally useful Apply at the Paolflo Hotel. ANTED, a Young Lady, with good address, as Barmaid, — Apply Royal Mall Hotel. WANTED SEEN—Gloss, at Gd the bottle; and Cork Soles (ladles or gents'), 2.d tho pair—At every one ot Dampier's Shops. WANTED KNOWN,that Instalments upon Sewing Machines must be paid promptly when due.—W.: C. Dennos, Sow ing Muohino DopOt, Queen-street. WANTED, all dc.iring Properties in City or Country to Inspect oar list of Houses, Lands, Hotels, Farms, Allotments, and Sections.—Armstrong se Co., Rent Hstate Agents, oppoßlte T. & S. Morrin & Co.. Queen- Btreet. WANTED, a Boy about 14 years of ago to assist on a farm. A oomtortable homo for a good boy. Clothing and pooket monoy provided.—Apply Star ofllce. _ _ _ _ __ You to coll at BRENNAN'S AUCKLAND HOUSE, Foot ot Vlotorla-street, And see tho following linos I— Lustres, 63d; Dross Serges, lid Merino, Ib 7d; Winceys, __d Flannel, 73d; Holland, Cd 1 White Calico, 2b 9d doz; Oxford Shirtings, 53d; Twill Sheeting, 2 yards wide, Is 2d yard Men's Alpine Hats, 2s lid; Hardfelt, 3s 6d; Tweed suits. 27s Od; Overcoat., 22s Bd SAVE YOUR MONEY AND BUY AT T> R __ N N A _.'_. T7"ICTORIA-STREET. rriHEMOTUALFIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND Require a Gentleman as Manager : must havo extensive practical experience in Fire and Marine Business. Colonial know ledge indispensable. Applications to bo sent in on or before the 10 th day of August next to the temporary offices, Canada Buildings, addressed to the Chairman ot Directors. ANTED BEEN, the Ladies' Ulstera. 5s Bd; Ladles' Jaokets, 6s Bd; Girls' do,, 6s—At Dampier's Wakefleld-Btreet Shop. r"r.AIJjOR —Wanted, a steady Man for a I country town; must be a good coat hand. Good wages.-Apply to Sargood, Son, Se X won, Anokland. YOPNG GENTLEMAN with income will meet a young Lady with view to , marry. Send photo and address.—A.Z.. Star offloe. O KATES. SKATES. SKATES, Wantod Known - That BRANBTON and KOR_T-.lt are now manufacturing Skates of all sizes, on tho moa approved principle, and at Reduced Prioea HOUSES built on the weekly payment system,—Apply Waller. No. 2, Grafton Road, oil Kyber Pass. .___auß_men_B- Xheatke Royal. Complimentary Farewell Benefit to MR. AND MRS. LAGULAN McGfOWAN, Ow TUESDAY NKXT, Jolv 25. GRAND CONCERT AND COMEDY RECITALS," For whioh occasion the following Ladles and Gentlemen have ln tbo most kind manner tendored their valuablo sorvlco. :— Mrs RKVITT Mies ANNUS HARGRAVE (pnpil Of Mr Goooh) MI6S ANNIK SAMSOV Mr GORDON GOOCH. R.A.M. Mr P. A. BDMIBTON Mr R. HOOD (Pianist) Mr R. KOHLKR Mr w.HYDES Mr W. H. THOMP3ON (Znln War) LIKUT. HERMAN (Zu'u Wat> Mr GERAU. DILLON Mr J. J. WKLSH And the HOBSON BAND. See full programme In Saturday's advertise ment. Hox-plan on view at Upton's, Stationers. Prices: Droßß Clrole, 4/; Siallß, 2/6; Pit, V. MeetlnKS. pONSECRATION SERVICE, STi BENEDICT'S CHURCH, NEWTON, A Full and Final Rohearsal of Farmer's Mass and the Hallelujah Chorus ("Messiah*! at ST. BEN-EDICT"d CHURCH, THIS EVENING, at 7.30. o'olook. Vooal Members are reaps, tf ally requested to bring copies ot " Tho Messiah.'' O. MAHON. Hon. Sec, Chnroh Committee. QTAR OF NEWTON LODGE, 1.0. G.T. All Members aro requested to attend the Lodge Meeting to be held THIS EVENING, the 20th July, es Important business will be boforo the Lodge. 0. BUCHANAN, W.S. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of WeUesley and Albert streets Evangollstlo Service, THIS g'h_r_day) EVENING, at 7.30, AU are Invited, econt arrivals cordially invited, IVTEW ZEALAND OBDBK GOOD J3 TE_tPLARB.-_he Harbinger of Peaoe, Lodge No. T, will hold their Seoond Popular Entertainment in tholr LQ.go-room, Upper Pitt. street, on KBIDAY (To-morrow) EVENING, July 21. Duets, Songs, Readings. Recitations, and Addrossoo. To commence at 8 o'olook. Admlssion-FRKK, IS-___E_3B_B&'! _____s____f_3_S TWTOKTU SHORE REGATTA CLUB. The Annual Meeting of tho above Club will be held at tbe Masonlo Hotel, North Shore, or MONDAY next, the 26th Instant, at 7.30 D.m. CHAS. C. DACRE, Hon. Sec rriHAMES GOLD MiNING COMPANY JL (LIMITED). The Annual General Meeting of Shareholder! will be held at the Company's Offloe, Nev Zealand Insuranoo Company's Buildings, Anck land, on FRIDAY, 28th Inst., at 12 o'olook noon i JAMES STODART, Seoretary. Anokland, 20th July, 1882. LAW SOCIETY OF THE DISTRIC. , OF AUCKLAND. The Half-yearly Meeting of the Members o ! the Society will be held on MONDAY, the 31b > July, at the District Cou/t, Auokland, at th hour ot 3 p.m., to reoeive tho Report of th | Council. > Dated the 15th day of July, 1882. EDWIN HESKETH, c Honorary Seoretary to tho Sooioty, HOME RULE GOLD MINING COM PANY (LIMITED), . ? The ordinary General Meeting of Shareholdei ' will be hold at the Company's Offloe. Now Z«i land Insurance Company's Buildings. Anel t land, on FRIDAY, the 2_th instant, at 11 a.m, t D. G. MAODONNELL, Manager. Anckland, 20th Jnly, 1.82. AUCKLAND GAS COMPAN. (LIMITED). i Notice is hereby given that the ordinal . Half-yearly Meetinß of the Shareholders in ti Auokland Gas Company, Limited, will be hel " ln the Company's Offloes, Qaeon-street, o '" FRID AY, the 28th instant, at 2 o'olook p.m ~ for tho purpose ot declaring a dividend for tb halt-year ended 30th Juno last, s By order ot the Board of Directors. ,5 E. B. PARSONS, Seoretary, \] ' Auokland 19th July, 188,2. — ;i i _ i I, i. i ■ I, l| Meeticßi. 8 T\o you want your children tc grow i \l MJr healthy and be a credit to you ? Then v 18 (Marshall's Pare Homceopathlo Modlolnes, _ Goodßon's London Aroade. I if mOOTHACHEI TOOTHACHE id J. TOOTHACHE i I I '%• Immediate Relief by using a l EDBON'3 MAGIO ESSENCE, I in la Bottles.



' Volunteer Notices. A UCKLAND NAVAL BRIGADE. The Monthly Inspection of the above Corp. will take plaoo TO-MORROW (Friday) EVEn- ING. 21st inst, at 7.30 sharp. Blue Uniform, By ordor of the captain. JAME3 STANLEY; Seer .tary A.N.B. To __et. _____ rriO LET, in Upper Pitt-street, a Four- JL roomed House, wiih soullery and pantry, in first-olass condition; rob and water laid In,— Apply at Mr Jackson's shop, next door. TO LET, for a term of nine years, first olass Ofllce.. suitable for a lawyer or arohiteot; high pitched and well ventilated, with on entrance to Queen-Btreet, and ln the most oentral position—next Union Bank.— Apply to Thomas Steadman, S;od Merohant, Queen-street. r|.o LET, in New Brick rsmiaings, JL Wyndham-street, a Corner Shop and Dwelling, and three Comfortable Dwellings, all replete with evory convenience,—J. M. Mac donald, Agent. rjlO LET or for Sale, Villa Kesidence, 6 Jt rooms; acre of productive orohard; floe vlow; conveniently situated in Pontonby.— Apply to T. W. Hloksoa Qneen-street, TU LET, a Shop with glass case and fittings complete; gas laid on. - Apply to Mrs Wm. George. Mannkau Rood, Parnell. TO LET, a 4-roomed House in Edwin- Btreot, noar the King's Arms Hotel, Upper Pltt-streot, Mowton.—Apply to T. Clarkson, bottom ot Gnndry-s-reet. mO LET, Ground Floor (Jllice.—J-dwin JL Blnnoy. 30, Qneen-street. TO LET, Wellington-street, Grocers Shop and Dwelling, established fifteen years. FOR SALE, Choice Allotments in Lower Hopburn and Wolf stroets, on terms to suit purchasers.—3. Y. COLLIN.. High-streot. r» .O LET, a Family Kesidence at Epsom, J. with SO aores of land.—For particulars, apply to T. P. Cloghom, Epsom. f g .O LET, iv Newton Koad, a House con- J. talnlng seven rooms, with bath-room, gas and water laid on: nice garden asphalted all round.—Apply to J. Morrison, Aaphalter, Newton Road. MOUNT EDEt*.— Six-roomed Hou.e to Let; wash-hou.e and Kitchen; gar den. Fine vlow.—Apply 23, Queen-street. OFFICE TO LEX.— Apply at G.N.L.A. Rooms, Qneen-street. IVORTH SHORE.—'Io Let, a New -L™ Houee of 10 rooms, well situated* and Buttahle lor lodging house; also, Furnished Cottago.—K. and R. Dador. Devonport Store For Hale. Up OR SALE, two Houses, Seafield View, JD a _ and 6 roomed house; large allotment. Easy terms.—H. Partington, Stiohbury's Build lugs. _____ |i>OR SALE, Mount Eden, two Large JO Allotments, Valley Road, each 100 x 198 feot Very oheop.-H. Partington, Stiohbury's Buildings. jjlOR SALE, Lathe, 26 in. steel bed, 5 in. I-1 centre, with chuoks and tools.- Anply after 7 p.m. to Mr Glover, Rennall-Btreet, Pon sonby; §j .OK SALE, in the City, a splendid SD Building Site, having a very largo front age to two streets. Will be sold on easy tßrms. —tr, J. Mobs fc Co., Shortland .treet. B7AOR SALE a Heavy Spring-cart Horse; 10 any trial Apply R. Stevenson, Newton Road. Tfl O E SALE. MA SO VIC I MASONIC I MASONIC APRONS APRONB APRONS (ENOW.n) | (IRISH) I (SCOTCH) FOR SALE OHEAP; ALSO, TWO COUNTER GLASS OASSJ. GOLDSMITH "HALL COMPANY, Under Theatre Royal. ■TCIOR IMMEDIATE SAL F, STANLKY-STREKT (Great North Road).- Two Good Verandah Cottages, with outhouses, well, &o„ allotment to eaoh 81 x 110, nioo gar don, good position, near the sohooL Prioo, £350 for tho lot. Terms easy. D. F. EVANS, 451 Estate A gent. til O R SALE. PROPBRTIKS, Largo and Small, ln various parts and places, too numerous to advertise separately. See B.AR SATURDAY StUTLKUKNT for a list, and more on application to the undersigned. MONKY to LEND, end every facility given to purchasers. D, F, EVANS, ffstate Agent. Queen-street. JjiOß SALK, (Howe-street), a very Pretty t. Villa, ooatalning Aye rooms, pantry; water laid ln. nice garden, eta,; all ln flrat-olass order; splendid vlow; a very desirable place.— D. F. Kvane. Katato Agont. Queen-Btreet. .25 If. O X SALE, Comfortablo Villa Residence, In splendid position; good corner allotment, 66 z 100, .It..tod near top ot Franklin Boad. House contains 6 rooms, soullery, wash-house, wood shed, Sea. Gas laid on. Kitchen dresser. Cup boards. &o , -Co. Splendid garden,—This is a valuable site for business promises, and wel) worth the monoy asked, viz.. £300. D. F. EVANS, (623) Estate Agont. Queen-street. Xfl Q Ii S __ L E, MOUNT BDBN-New and well finished Villa, gable ends, bow window, fee, six rooms and woßh-honse, allotment 12 x 132; very desir able. Price, filto.—D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent, Queen-Btreet. (H)5) PONBONBY, corner William and George streets-New and well finished Cottage, threo rooms, and corner aUotment 63 x 18, for £200.— D. F, Evans, Estate Agent. (503) TAKAPUNA—A Bargain, 10 aores land for £65.—D. F. Evans. Kstate Agent. , (510) FOR SALE, Newton, avery comfortably House of 6 rooms, ln first-claes order, and fitted with gas and other comforts; good well allotment S3 x 100. Price, only £300. Also, a very desirable Vor_,____. Cottage, gable ends almost new, In first-olaas order, and nloely fitted np; allotment S3 x 100.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. (520) jp O R SALE. VALUABLE BUSH-80 aores of Valuable Bash, consisting of totara, puriri, &o„ &c„ good position, near a navigable oreek, being part of lots 80 and 85, Mangatete. Price only 680.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-Btreet. (515P rp O R SALE, A Drapery and Haberdashery Bu.lncss, In one ot the best of Anokland Suburbs. The' Stook Is new and well seleoted. The po.ltion Ib firßt-olaas. The premises new and BUb.tnn tial. oonßißtlng of 7 rooms, beßldes tho Shop, Rout only 30. per week- «"ull particulars from D, F. EVANS., Estate A gent. Queen-Btreet, ■ 681 Tp Q R . S A L E, Now and Well-finished HOUSE, 6 rooms, nicely fitted np, register grates, oven, &o„ Sec, situate Prospect-street, noar Ponsonby Hall. i Prioe, -5820. D. F. EVANS. 432 Estate Agent. 'I'BABAU. —A very Desirable ..arm * of 101 aores. about i_ miles from Tuakau Station, with Three-roomed Cottage, Work shop, Dairy, Cow-shed, Pigsties, fco. A splendid stream runs throagh the Property ; all ijanosd and subdivided; about 60 aores In Mass, the rest cultivated; soil is first-class. Good metalled read all tho way. Very oheap—Prioe, £800.— D F, Evans, Kstate Agent. -_- PONSONBY,— A New ana very Pretty Verandah Cottage ot five rooms, allot ment, tank, &o„ all complete, and in first-olass order. Very oheap. fiMO.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen-Btreei. iZI Xp O R SALE MOUNT EDBN.-A~New and Welt-finished Pretty Villa Residence, S rooms, fitted with almost every convenience, register grates, kit ohen range, &o„ &c, allotment 50 x 200, being now tastefully laid out as garden. See,, good position, main road frontage; very .o.lrabto, • m D. F. EVANS, 108 >- Estate Agent. jhlOß SALE. A BARGAIN. MANGERE,—A valuable Dairy Farm, In moat doslrabio position, adjoining the Mangere Water and Depasturing Reserve A splendid ran for o&ttle.and abandanoe of water. The Property consists of 11 sores of first-olbbb Land (In faot, unsurpassed) now down ln grass and orop, divided into three lots, fenoed, whioh could be subdivided and Bold to great advantage, Together with House, Cow-shed, Pigmies, Stookynrd, etc, for £.35. 318 D. F, EVANS. Estate Agent. Queen-street. F. 3, MOSS], |W. F. O'SDLLIVAN, FJ. MOSS & CO.] • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, BHORTLANO-STRKBT. Ft R SALE, a Large Allotment ln Brighton Road, Parnell (100 x 300). LOT 108. Pokeno about 10 aores. HO ACRKS near Tuakau: 50 aores In grass, re malnder open fern and bush. Prioe, £500, 30 ACRES, all Improved, olose to the \Vta__n, rata Railway Station; good house, cow shed, barn, See. I well sultsa for fruit grow Ing. A LARGE SECTION In Bereßford-Btroeti 8( feet frontagei 500 ACRits. partly Improved, 19 miles fron Auckland, and 1 mile from railway station, good 8-roomed House, and all necessary out uildings. Price, £1650, In addition to tho above, we have a Largi Number of Town ond Country Properties to: Sale, lnoludlng some Large Blocks of Land li the Waikato District. 7. J, MOSS .<_ CO., Shortland-street. |p O R S A L E A BARGAIN. FIFTY 150) ACRES OF SUPERIOR LEVEL LANE In the PARisn of Th Papa, Taubanou. Fronts Main Koad to Ohlnemntu, and extend to Kopurereruo River. HENRY COWPER, '"'• 8, QOBBN-BTB-tET. * For continuation, see Sirst Peat



rersonai, PROCEEDINGS will bo shortly taken by tho Night Soil Contractor to recover the Accounts due to Juno 30,1882. Oflico—City Market (Qnoen-street entrance). Liost and Fonnd. LOST, yesterday afternoon, in Fort street, between Post Office and Isaaos Bond, small Brown Paper Parcel; finder, leav same. Mrs Bold. Post-office. lOST, last night, between Ponsonby J Hall and Mount Kden, a Gentleman's Kid Boot.—Finder rewarded on leaving same at the offloe of this paper. LOST, between High-street and Hep burn-street, a gold Scmf-pia with Rnby in oentre. Finder will be rewarded.—Addreßß, Etab Ofllce. LOST, yesterday, in Hobson-street, Blaok rietriever Pup, answering to the name of Talpo. Any person returning samo to No 2, Vincent-street, off Cook-street, will be handsomely rewarded. > i, HE Person who left an -Umbrella at A the Hospital can obtain same at this ofllce by giving description and p.ylng cost of this advertisement. , TAKEN by mistake from the Lome street Hall, on the 18th July, a niack Felt Hat, cork lined, initials markod inside of lining. Please return to No. 11, Qneen-street. _ -fl IVS REWARD.—StoIen or Strayed __L \P from Mrs Calnes's. Brown-street, Pon sonby, Black-and-tan English Terrier, asswer- Ing to namo of Tbsbo.-Apply Stab offlco. Bj .OUND, a Dingy about 12 feet long.— J_. Apply to Charles BaUcy, Boa-builder. . Board ana Kesidence, SELECT BOARD and Residence for Young Ladles only; at Konllworth Honse, Vlnoent-street, , PRIVATE Board and Residence for one or two Gentlemen. Private Bed-room and Sitting-room. Good attendance.—Apply LiM.j Stab office. NORTHERN DINING-ROOMS, Loweb AI-Bkbt-stbebt, near tho Wharf. THOMAS CAISES PROPRIETOR. BOARD AND LODGING, 18S Feb Week, BEDS, Is Peb Night. Private Sitting Rooms. Meals at All Hours. A Trial Respectf-H-I/v Solicited. ACOMEORTABLE HOME is offered to a Lady or Gentleman, engaged during tho day, In a private family, with partial board, -oar the Supremo Court i reference . iven and ' required.—For address apply Stab offloe. i .UVE__-_Ul_ UItUWaE UUifiL. . VJT HOBSON-STREKT, Boah. awd I-odgin. .. ..30s per Week _____ Rooj____.-,_ ______.24*. SUPERIOR Board and Residence (bath, piano. large grounds), not to be equalled, i central position la Anokland. tor ..tallies idles or gentlemen. Address, Stab Offloe, Dividends. THE UNION STEAM SAW MOULD ING. SASH, & DOOR COMPANY , (LIMITED). J An Intorlm Dividend of Ton Shillings per i Share for the half-year ending 30th June loßt 1 las been declared, and is payable at the Regis- < ered Offloe of the Company. Mechanics' bay. l -.uokland, on and from Ist day ot Angnst iroximo. , DAVID MURDOCH. I ' Seoretary, ' 11HE UNION STEAM SAW, MOULD- ! . ING, H4.SH, AND DOOR COMPANY (Limited). For the convenience of Shareholders Dlvl lends will be paid at tho Company's Town Iffloo, Custom-house-street, on THURSDAY rod FRIDAY, 3rd and .th August, between he hours of 1 and S p.m. DAVID MURDOCH. : Seoretary. ' Tenaera. ] A UCKLaND HARBOUR BOARD, j LANDING RESERVE, FBBBMAIS'S BAY, Harbour Board Offloe, Anokland, July 20,1882, Notice Is hereby given that If the Timber and , ither Movables now laying upon tho Landing ieserve, Freeman's Bay, fad not removed within even days from this date, proceeding, will be akon, In terms of "The Harbours Act, 1878/' ; igalnst the owners thereof, F. E. COMPTON. Chairman. T* O BUILDERS. Tenders for tbo Re-ereotlon of the Exchange -Otel, Parnell, will bo received at my Offloe intil noon TO-MORROW, but will bo opened at Parnell at 12 30. R. M. WATT. Archlteot. (-«■ continuation, see IKrat Page.) Public Notices. * QOME DAY I'LL WANDER BACK AGAIS'' .ow PcBUB.nsB, at Badv . Musio Warehouse. ONE SHILLING. a O B S O N C O UN TV. NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS. All Ratepayers wbo have not paid their rates I _o to the 31st day ot Maroh last, are requested o forward the samo to'tho Chairman, council Ifflce, Te Kopuru, Northern Wairoa, before the list day of August, 1882. No further notloe will >c given. F. W. MATHEWS. Chairman. County Council Offlco, To Kopuru, 18th July, 1882* VTELSON JAMS. We have Regular Supplies EVERY WEEK, Ihese Jams are now admitted to bo tho Best In ;he Market. They are all stonelesa, and well issorted. Prioe, 7s 6d per dozen. L. D. NATHAN & CO., Agentsi ]W"EW ZEALAND CANNED MULLET. Deliveries of this Cheap Delicaoy, In either lib. or 21b. tins, oan now be made. L. D. NATHAN & CO., Agents Kalpara Canning Company. i/ARANGAEAPa DISTRICT, Notloo l. hereby given that Montague-street In CLOSED FOR TRAFFIO during the forma tion ot Dublin and, Ed win-streets. GEO. D. BEVEN, Chairman. lSth Jnly, 1882. WAGGUNSI WAGGONSI BUGGIES 1 BUGGIES! A. MAOKIE'f. AMERICAN BDGGIKS Se FARM WAGGONS HAVE ARRIVED. Inspection Invited, O-Tiaa; DURHAM-STREET WEST. DICTON COAL COMPANY (Limitbd). Capital- £60,000; In 60,000 Shares of £1 eaoh, ot whioh only 30,000 ore at present offered to the Pnblio. Terms.—One Shilling on application, One Shilling and Sixpence on allotment; the balance by Calls as required, not exceeding Two Shil lings and Sixpence at a time, and at Intervals ot not lee. than one month. As the Share List will olose on the 31st August next, and a limited number only have been supplied to each district, early application should be made. Specimens ot tho Coal oan be soon, and copies of proßpeotus and forms of application for Shares obtained from JAMHS STODART & SONS. Insurance Buildings, Auokland, FOR A FORTNIGHT ONLY—The weather having doiayed the completion of our new Show Rooms, tbe CaKAP FORNI TCRE SALE will ba CON TINGED for a Fort night Longer, Closing on MONDAY, JULY 31st.—T. Se H, COOKiC, 123, Qaeen-street. FOR A FORTNIGHT ONLY-GREAT RE dnctlons In Drawing-room and Dining room Suites at T. & H. COOKE'S, 123, Queen- Btreet. OR A FORTNIGHT ONLY-GREAT RE DUCTIONS in Iron Bedsteads and Iron Cots at T. Se H. COOKB'B.I__. Queen-street. FOR A FORTNIGHT ONLY-GREAT RE DUCTIONS in Br_3sels, Tapestry, Kid derminster, and Felt Carpets at T. & H. COOKE'. Cheap Furniture Sale, 123, Queen street^ FOR A FORTNIGHT ONLY-GREAT RE DUCTIONS in Gilt and Black and Gold Chimney Glasses at X. Se H. COOKB'S. 123. Qneen-Btreet. F" OR A FORTNIGHT ONLY-GRKAT RE DUCTIONS In Flooroloths and Linoleum, Matting and Door Mats, at T. & H. COOKE 3 Cheap Farnltaro Sole, 123, Qneen-street. ■ FOR A FORTNIGHT ONLY-REMNANTS ot Carpets, Linoleum, and Floorcloths will be sold at and under Cost Price during om CheapT SaleT-T. and H. COOKE. 123, Queen, street. A?-| £\ TO £10,-Ol) LENT on Building 3SjJL\J Society principles, or on other tonni to suit borrowers. Allotments bought an. Houses built on weekly payment system, Mortgagee and Loans negotiated. See List o: Properti*a tor sale on .th page. Biz per oent allowed on money deposited for lnvestment.- C WitUASisoK, Land, Estate and Flnancla Agent tai yaluator. Voloan Lane,



Jewellery, _fee. a f^PEN ON FRIDAY, JULY 7. )' V AT . ' BLOOM'S LATE CROCKERY SHOP, - QUBEN-STREKT (Under Theatre Royal). . DIAMOND JEWELLERY, T DIAMOND JEWELLERY 11 ' DIAMOND JEWELLERY 111 .£30.000 WORTH 0F DIAMOND JEWELLERY, WATCHES' CLOCKS, AND SILVER PLATE, FROM THR IxOLDSMITHB' XXALL COMPANY, BOURKE-STREBT, MELBOURNE. MX L. FLEGELTAUB, MANAOEB, Has brought ovor to Anokland a Magnificent Stock of DIAMOND JEWELLERY, AU tho best of Brazilian Diamonds, monnted in the finest quality of Gold, 18 and 15 carat, and of THE LATEST DESIGNS, Also, an Enormous Quantity of first class GOLD AND SILVER ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES, By Rotherams, Settle Bros., Erhardt, . and others. WALTHAM WATCHES, from the exhibit ont of the Melbourne Exhibition. A Beautiful Assortment Of STERLING SILVER JEWELLERY, ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. £50 REWARD Will be given to any person buying Gold or Sliver Jewellery at the Goldsmiths' Hall < Company If not found to be Gold or Sliver as represented. GOLDSMITHS'~HALi. COMPANY. i Gazette in Bankruptcy. ~S& 7 IN THE SUPREME COURT OP NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot Wi&liam Kwabt Sans buby, ot the City ot Auokland, Con tractor, a Debtor. Notice Is hereby given that, after the expire tlon of ten days from the publication hereof, appliostion will bo made to this Honourable Court, at its then next Sitting in Bankruptcy, or so soon theraa'tnr as Counsel oan be heard on behalf ot the abovenamed Debtor, for his Dis charge, pursuant to -'The Debtors and Credi tors Aot, 1876," and the Amendments thereto. Dated at Anokland, this 20th day of July, 1882. '■■: • v j- gpuKn Solloitor for the abovenamed Debtor. AactiODH. TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK A.M. MARKET.DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKB.T. POUI/TRY DEPARTMENT. Fowls, Turkeys, Duc_B,Geeso ( Pigeonß. Canaries, Fanoy Birds, Small Pigs, Priz. Carrier SPigeonß, 6 Hens and 1 Rooster (.liver Grey BDorklngs, Imported), i__ >'_- At 1 o'clock p.m, 23 kegs UB Nalls-2 In, 2} in,.. in. _ in, 5 In. A well-assorted lot of Good Garden Seeds, vis., French Beans, Peas, Broad Beans, Carrots, Turnips, Parsley. Lettuce, Kale. Cabbage, Cauliflowers. Leeks, Brussels Sprouts, Ra- ~ dishes, and Celery. ■-}', PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY DX- . FARTMENT. 33 sacks Maize 2 oases F-ra-.o_.ss Canterbury Bacon and Hams* Sundry Lots of Bacon and Hams, Beef 20 kegs Salt Butter. 2 kegs Pat Butter Cheese. Pork, Good Table Potatoes • •> . Superior Seed Potatoes, Onlona, Cabbages Pumpkins, Melons, Carrots; Herbs New Potatoes, Oatmeal, Flour, Maize Linseed, Sec FRUlT.—Apples, Lemons. GROCERIES, &c.-Tea, Sagsr, Biscuits, Jam, Lollies, Rice. Cornfloor, Coffee, Vestas, Cur rants, Raisins, St&icii, Blno, Soap, Paint. White Lead, &<_. (FURNITURE DEPARTMENT)- ON SALIC PHIVATEL7, AT AUCTION FBICBS: Several Good New Pianos (last landed), Three 7 Second-hand Pianos, a Large Assortment of Furnishing Goods (New and Second-hand), Iron Bodßteods and Cots, Mattrasses, Sec T O-M O R R O W, AT 11 O'CLOCK AM, AT SlßßlliFs MART. A 1 SACKS MAIZS (HORSE FEED) ytJL eObausOat. 8 tona Potatoes . . 12 tons Floor '7 • 16 Cheeseß 10 kegs Butter 5 cases Hams and Bacon (Canterbury and. Taranaki) ft -»■_,. 20 bags Onions and Carrots Groceries—Tea, Sugar, &o. 85 owt. Southern Pumnkins (prlmo quality). WHEAT! WHEAT I WHEAT I . On accoukt of Whom it May ' ■ i Conoerw. ,<•■-'* __________ Ex Circe, from Invercargill. GEORGE SIBBIN WILL sell To-morrow (Friday), at II :"•■ o'olook, at his Mart, Bo SACKS WHEAT (all more or leas , uu damaged). k '; TO-MORROW. PRODUCE S ALE. W. DOWDEN WILL sell by auction at the Exchange ' Matt, Queen-Btreet, To-morrovr, at 11 o'clock, ' 6 tons Onions 6 tons Canterbury Potatoes 6 sacks GraßS Seed 5 oases Prime Canterbury Cheese 10 kegs Butter T Corned Beef, Barley, Maize, Oats '-;■:-■ 4 tons First Quality Floor 20 boxes of Tea, 6 half-ohesta Tea 1 ton Rico 6 oases Plaid Vestas Jam, Kerosene, Vinegar, Paint Sec, Sec, Sec <£&$&&& «_2_3QSSKBB-_r MONDAY, AUGUST 21, CITY OF AUCKLAND. IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS* TRUST ESTATE. TWELVE (12) CHOICE BUILDING . . ALLOTMENTS. G. W. BINNEY HAS received instructions to offer for Lease by anetion, at his Sale-rooms. - Lower Qaeon-atreot, at noon on Monday, tbo 2lst ' 7 August next, - .' THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE BUILDING ' ALLOTMENTS:- """*" Subdivision No. 5, of Seotion IS, of the'Cltv of Auokland, WKLLESLKY-STREET EABT-8 AUotments, Nos. 21 to 31, with 83 feet fronßta.es each, by a depth of about 100 feet eaoh.. " ° Subdivision No. 6, RUTLAND-STREET-.: Allotments, Nos. 10. 11, nnd 12, each 43 feet frontage by a depth of about 70 feet -: each. Subsection No. I—Lot 13, fronting North Side WELLB ULEY-3TRKET EAST, _8> feet 6 Inches frontage, by a depth of 132 feot. THESE ARE THE LABT ALLOTMENTS IN THIS ESTATE FOR LBABE. Plan, with particulars and._ondl.lons of sale and lease, may be viewed at the Offloe ot tbo Town Clerk, on and after tbe 28th Instant, and at the Auctioneer's Sale-rooms on the day of sale and the day prior thereto. AT AN EARLY DATE. CO ROM AH DEL HARBOUR,; R. C, GREENWOOD » ' . ' HAS received instructions to sell at an' early date All that BLOCK CF LAND, situated to tho r Harbour ot Coromandel, with deep water frontage, and eaey communication with the Town ot Coromandel. known oe " T ikon m o," oontalning 1120 aores 2 roods 11 perches of fiwt-ola_3 land, 160 of which are in grass and fenced. Good 6-roomed House and other improvements. Afirat. ' class Sheep and Cattle Knn, K. P. GREENWOOD, . ~ . ■:■ 1 Auctioneer, Corner of Queen and shortland-etreets, ; ■