i ".tpprs" Samuel Montgomery, kohe volunteers, a Th _ mc _ Thames Nnvaw » Thames Scottish; Scottish O;-"; Moves, Auckland N_vals; WilliamThomasMoyc James J°3 sl f o p P Auckland ; Henry railway Thames Scot- Napper; He"r-T> owlev> Auckland Navals, ti«bS T 110!^. Wm Prie^ton, Pukekohe Ea-t Newton, «- idmor Auckhind Volunteers; Jowp» Keidi ■ Thameg Na!?- 1l Volunteers; George Kobinson, Scottish Vo'";?,^ Cook-street; Thomas A Bl ttel/nnn.imaii, Cambridge Cavalry Shepherd Knn"™ 'smith, Thames Scot- Volunteers, ■ J>*™ w Forost liifle Volun. teers, Mauku, A v G Watt udy> Au_ w»™ a ,, y avolunteers; Thomas Cambridge G»va' ry Cava i ry Volunteer. ; Weal, ya* Btwhlte* Bffle Volunteers Thomas Henry wnuj whilfield, Xc Newton Koad; VVilUam _ Awamutu Urt»«y Volunteers; James (vrSS^S BifleS; EdwatdYateS' Forest Biflea,i^auk^ award T»$SSZffiF% Biggs, 58th Regil valne £■»»• .^ pklan a Volunteers, Princes mmt' a? d.wS" Tbos. Burroughs. sth street, AacUma , Auckland ; >siliei9, Victoria vt 1&a _ c Fletcher, 6Sth «co" St ' h Hussars, Lome. Onehunsa 5 8th Regiment, Cook street ;B. """ Blh Kcgimcflt, Uelons street; G'5 p c"y' dv 89th B c K iment, Tan vUlei D- fH™Vd Kegiment, Auck ranga; Mia McMillan, 99th Regiment, land Uaol jA « h _, 58th Ke gi raC nt, Lome-street • NY • d ? l D _ v id Keynelds, 58th Great No"h Koad,^T T> Kyy Regiment; «• *• . Thecb ald Savage, Saundeis, Wajrant, , o f Islands ; Waikato; M, ic o ha r^t h Kegiment, Waikato. Samuel Staples, 65tU »«g .^ do __ t The toll°/ in« Mentioned divisions :-. come into the »bove-menti X iment) J. J. HendotßOT, .ljt V^.^ ftt (>potiki; 50 acres and 1 ww . t Queen-street, W. G. Hobbv6Bthßeginw tfand> 58th Onehungo, 80 acres, w - uku 80 acres; Regiment, Whanwhau, wa H Henry King ? ley.«oya Mitchel> BeD) sQth

| the little baby who was s.avod, slept in Mrs Kitchener's room,|and this is the room where these two bodies were found. As it was known that Sydney, a lad of eight years, who slept in a room by himself,' was mis sing, the search was continued, but for some time no traces of the body could be found. It was then deemed advisable to turn on the water again, as the fireforsome time had been beßinniug to blaze up _a fresh, and there was a good deal ot rubbish to be cleared away. One of the firemen, while searching on|the ground floor, chanced to remove some sheets .of gal vanised iron which had fallen from the roof, and 'in doing so, he noticed what appeared to be another body lying at the foot of the staircase. Upon closer examination lie wag able plainly to discern the third body, which was forthwith conveyed to the outhouse, and placed side by side with tho other re mains.

THE ORIGIN OF MAN.

Professor Dknton delivered a lecture on the above subject last night in the Lorne street Hall to a large audience, whose close attention' he maintained from beginning to close, Pressure on our space compels us to hold over our report.

The mectiug of Episcopalian residents of Newton to consider the erection of a chuich at the corner of Gundry-street and Karan- Rahape Boad was well attended, and His Lordship Biahcp Cowie presided. It was agreed, on the motion of Mr Harvey, seconded by Key. W, Tebbs : •' That in the opinion of this meeting, it is desirable that tho Epiphany Church should be re moved to the north-west corner of the church ground in KaraDga hape Koad, and_ should lo enlarged." It was also decided to apply for per mission to occupy the ground, and the vestry, in conjunction with Messrs Taylor Foster and Parry, take steps to carry out proposed improvements, subscription cards to be issued.

THAMES, this day. The Caledonian broke down a specimen leader in the chambor at No 2; got about 40 lbs of good stone, and a capital show of gold was fleft in tho face. A few stones were also obtained from the prospecting winze.

SHOCKING OCCURRENCE IN DUNEDIN.

Tll ree Children Burnett to veath

[BY TK L*aRAPn.-PBES9 ASSOCIATION.]

DTJNEDIN, this day. AT 12 30 this morning a fire broke out in a tfUn-roomed house in Cumberland-street occupied by Captain H. Keener and family. Susan Kitchener, aged eleven yean, Sydney, aged eight, and Mth, aged B.x, were burned to death in their beds. Captain Kitchen.r, W. H. A R h, Mn Kitchener, and Bridget Mnllins (servant) were severely burnt, and escaped by jump ing from the second window. The house wm insured in the a l for £700. . .

Further Particulars.

BAPID SPREAD OF THE FLAMES. The flames spread so rapidly that no single article of furniture or clothing was saved by any of the inmates. The servant girl escaped uninjured. Ash's injuries are cuts and bruises through falling. Kitchener is badly cut and burned. Ho was delirious for some hours and has since been removed to the Hospital. It is believed the fire originated through clothes left in the front of the fire in the kitchen igniting. The house belongod to Mr M. W. Green, M.H.K. __

Pull Details of the Disaster.

Tlie Alarm.

DUNEBIN, this day. ABOirr 25 minutes paßt 12 o'clock this morning both firebella rang out an alarm Indicating a fire in Leith Ward. There wan a huge glare in the ?ky at the time, and it was found that a fifteen loomed house in Cumberland-street, near Dundas-street, was completely enveloped in flames. The Fire Brigades was quickly on the spot, and from a few bystanders they soon learned that there were some people who must have perished in the flames. The house was in such a perfect blaze that nothing could be done by the brigade to rescue anyone in side, and water was at ones played on the building by three branches. . THE DOOMED BUILDING.

The house was well known as the resi dences of Mr M. W. Green, M.H.K., but recently it dad been occupied by Captain " H. Kitchener, and as hia family was known 0 to comprise six children, while three only •were seen to escape, it seemed extremely j, probaWy that three children had been burnt. The movements of the brigade , 'V were therefore watched with the greatest lUmdejjY-ity crowds, but it tvas a consider able time befoic the fire conld.be got c urjder. Indeed, the flames? could not be ' Woßcht under anything like subjection, 'anttfthe lapse of fully an hour. ' THREE CHILDf. 'N BURNT, v ' ■■■" , The surmise mat1, as to the loss of l"it L proved to oe only, o true, the bodies of . three children >^:u» found l>y the Brigade. *, ~' The first nsgWs- 'I -^ c scene were '-"Bert 'dßßb -trrying on bimuess in • f^fSs^tm^it, aad his daughter, ts jo were t V cijiag out "Firo," when Constable Drifer -y ■'^ rau,up, about five minutes before the fire belh commenced riugin". A you.ag man . jK^|Siffi,ed. Colwill r'.l appeared about this J":, door of tho building _ no entrance could be •■ ■ tho smote and flameft, • ' ' :i n i having c, thorough THE ESCAFJJ OF FART OF THE M» Kitchener wot aUarwurda observed : t at one of the front wliulowa, aiid the Con stable caught, tho two children and tho {".'•'i•-.' ■'".liftby,-/iwlio were thtowii down. Mrs Kitchener followed, and tne eetvan^ 1 Bridget MalliDa, also escaped through ,' :«n8 of tha windows on the lower <■" ■' W, H. Ash, a boarder, then jumped down from the verandah, and i shortly afterwards Capt. Kitchener followed } his example. Capt. Kitchener got. severely, bruised by the fall. None of them appear ' to have been awakened from their sleep until the house was pretty well all in flames. THE SEKVANI'S STATEMENT. The servant states that she was awakened \ ' by the noise of crackling timber, and that she went into the kitchen, but found the fire to be in the upper story. Mrs Kitchener was in the habit of keeping a fire on of a night, and the servant was of opinion therefore that some linen placed before it must have ignited. Captain Kitchener has sustained a severe shoclc. Mrs Kitchener and her sur viving children were accommodated by tho Eev. A. K. FitcheW, at his residence in Cumberland-street, and were attended by Drs. Copeland and. Gillies. Ash went to the house of Mr Jago, in Leith-street. THE.BODXES RECOVEKED.. The building was completely destroyed. It was.some time before the fire and dense smoke would allow any search for bodies to be made. About 1 o'clock fire men began to clear away the debris from some of the upper rooms, and by the aid of . lantern?, they came across what appeared to be remains, and which would have come . from one of the rear upper rooms. This was about 1.20, and after searching a little • further they discovered tho first body. It was at once carried in clothes to the out house by one of the firemen while the search was continued. A few minutes later one of the firemen discovered another body lying near at hand. This was wrapped in sheets, and one of the firemen taking it in his arms, descended the ladder. and laid it beside the other corpse. Both bodies were much charred, and, as on some places the flesh was burnt so as to render the bones visible, it was impossible to recognise them; The probabilities are that the remains are those-of-Susan, the eldest girl, who was about eleven years of nge, and her younger sister, Edith, aged six. Thia supposition seems io be correct, for these two girls, along with

THE AIJCKLAMI EYEISJNU STAR SATURDAY. JULY 1.



Young ladies and gentlemen about to start hovsektt-piac will be rulleved of a great deal of troublo by nalliig on tho u-dorflig_ud. You oan asoartala In a few mi«»t«a tiiu east •( furnishing a three, four, Svo, »r six r-*__"4 homo. Not only earn you farm a otrroot oetfwatn, bat you oin soa all tho goada ro«.djf tar deli vary at tJw various pHms. Santos oat Cranweu fcoep a laicerr a took erf oarpate and bedsteads tksn a-y other homse In _ku*lrliu-d; alao the graiteot vartoby of kciuehsld f-Mltaro, aost o. It manmfaeture _, by ikatr awn warknua. Five per cent, dlsoauat allawed tor ouk at U«oe of paiohato. Now-o««_era are imvited t» -Jroll through the City Ball Arcade, and satisfy theneelyas by an iaspecUea of tk» itoek o. tke goad value we offor, and the rea-UncM we ara o»ablod to execute orders entrastod to our o-ro, -«.arllok and Cranwell .Cltr Hall Arwule, Advt. Amusements. 10. G. T., ONIHUSGA, • A POBIJO KNTHRTAINUKNT will be given in the Masonic Hall, Gnehnnßa, oa TUKBDA.Y, _th July, at 8 p.in.,br SutOBS from H.M.S. Nklbon, oonslsting of Bongs, Mnalo. Hcoitations, &c. Proceeds _a aid of the Nan Good 'l'omplur Hall, now biing erooted in Ooebanga. A-miaßlon:-Front Seats and Ua< lary. Is Gd; Baok deals. Is. Children, to all parts of the Hall. Bd. SIR HENRY HA.VBLOCK BAND OF HOP-t. An open mootinß will be held in the Alex andra-Btroot School-room on MONDAY KVICN ING next. 3rd lust. Chair to bo taken by Key. Mr Putter at 7.30. Messrs 1). Uoldle, Adams, and Wiloox win deliver addresses. Duets, songs, and recitations (by Mr Newton and otbers) at intervals. "Loohlel'. Warning," in oharaoter, will be given. SAMARITAN Lodge, No. 8, N.Z. O.ij'J1 A Urund Concert will be glvea on TCJKSOAY Night, the-thlnßt.in tho Y.M.C.AI Rooms, in aid of the fund, ot the above Lodcca. Price of tio.ets. Is each, obtainable from tho Secretary, or; la at the door.—John C. Oawson. uT, JAMES'S HALL. graneTcongbrt By St. James's and St. Andrew's Church Choirs will takn place, in St. James's Hall, on WKU NKSDAY, Jnly Sth. Doors open at 7.30 pm; Concert to commeoon at 8 p.m. ADMISSION, IS. OT, THOMAS'S SCHOOL-ROOM. An KNTKKTAINMKNT. comprising Vocal and Inscrnmental Seleottons. K-oitatloos, &c oonolaalnK with a Tentriloqulal Performance, will be given in above buildingonTUKHHAY, _eh Jnly, at S p.m. Admission—One Shilling. OOjXSONBY CHOKAL SOCIETY. The Weekly Praotiee will be held in the Choral Hall on TUHSDAY BVKNINO, Instead of Mond»y, In the Poneonby Hall. Tbesnbject for rehearsal will be "Athallo." Members are particularly requested to attend. H. F. KDGBR, Hon. Seo. 'tJT. -JAMES'S HALL. O W-CLIJN&TON-3TRKBT. ON WKDNK3DAY NKXT, JULY 5, The Popular Temperance Servloe Of Song, "JOHN* TRKSKNOWETH : HIB MASK,1 Will be Per/ormei by the Choir and Friend.' ot the BAND OF HOPE UNION. (Condnotor, Mr R. Tndehope) For SpocUl Kntertalnment of the OFBICEB9 AND MBN OF H.M.B. NKLEON. Mrs HAMPSON has kindly oonsented to read the Narrative, and His Worship tho > Mayor ha. promised to preside if possible. Doors open at 7.30 ; commence at 8 o'olook. ADMI3BION, is; Reserved Seatß, 2s.



A M ALGAMATED SOC I E TIY OF A CA.RPKNTKKS AND JOINERS. AUCK LAND EHJSCH. The Members of tha above Branoh will oele brato thetr seventh Anniversary by a Ball nnd KKrBKSHMKNTa, on WBUNKBDAY VENING, the 2nd of AngUßt, ia the Lorne re«t Hall. Dancing to commence At 9 o clock. Single Tickets, ss; Uouble da, 7b Bd-m»y be had of the Coirmlttee, vie : D. Condon, F, Whlthead, W. Punob, J. Harding, and T. TUDKHOPE, Hon. Sao. i» .i i .i ' i. . i .... i ii ' -~Tt .Drapery- MARVELLOUS' VALUE is BLACK GKOS GRAIN SILK, S/11. worth 6/11 a yard. tar Note the Address :- HOLLO WAX'S, 217. QUKEN-STREET, Next to HewlnV, Grooer. pfiEAT riASH gAL E WORTH £12,000 WORTH GENERAL DKAPERYJJ MEN'S CLOTHING, CARPETS, &c, &o', &o. MUST BK SOLD RKGAKDLKSS OF COST I In coneeqaence of term of Leaae drawing to a dose, and Extensive Altera tions on entering on New Leasa FT QOMKRFIKTiD . O . OOMKRFIKL'J Has deolded on Kbdcoing His Immense Stock as qulokiy as possible, nearly all of whloh la New ado Well Bocobt, from Home and Colonial Manufacturers. And will offer to the Fnblio at an Knormoub * Reduction in Prioe. THE CHOICEST LOT OB" GOODS THAT HAS KVKR BKKN OffFBRKD IN AUCKLAND. AT BRLLINQ OFF PRICES 1 Not the aro«s of Stock at the end ot tbe season, aa Is usually the case In ad vertUod Bales, bat All New, Fashionablit, Useful Goods, and just the thing for tha Present Season. Numerous Special Links in MEN'S CLOTHING exceedlnxly cheap. For further particulars Bee Handbill and future Advertisement In consequence of the Immenpe stock to Re mark, my Establishment will be Closed on THURSDAY, June Ist. and Rk-Opbned on FRIDAY, June 2nd. BALE TO COMMENCE ON FRIDAY, June 2. No Entries made during Sale esoept at Ordinary Prices.



i \]k ' ANTED, a good Groom, single pro- V r ferred.—Apply Mount Kden 'Bus Stand at 8 p. m. to-night. ANTED, immediately, an ex perienced Drossmoker; constant em ployment to a good hand; also Apprentices.— i Apply at MrßMurpny'Bbre3amakinKKatabllah ment, Hobion-atreat. ANTJBD, a good Joiner; good wages given.—Apply J. O Connell, corner of Cook ana NeUon-ntraotß. . aNI'ED for Tauranga, a good Man Cook: also, a Billiard mamer. Must have references.—Apply Mrs Klsmore, Short la_d-Btro»t. AN Ti_L), a Nuraegirl, from 8 till 6.— Apply to Mra Ohnrton, at Mr Hharlaud'-. Pflnoeg.fltroet. WANTJEU, a Boy for Fret Saw Cut ting.—Apply Balflook aud Batty, ldttie Mill. __, WANTED, a Ulrl aDout lo (to sleep out) accustomed to housework.— Apply this evening or before 10 on Monday morning to Mr j Braniß. Upper Queen-atreot. WAISTKD, a Young Man to assist on a farm near town.—Apply to Thomas Wilson, Bakor, Grey-streot. ANTED, Three Improvers; also Three -»pprentlocs to the druss and habit niuklug.-Apply to Mra A.t)duao», Uppor Queon-atroot. '_ WANTED SEEN—The Window Not, 31d; Long Curtains, 3a lid; Children's Pinafores, lid: FroaKS. 2a; American Leather, lljd; at Dampler', Wab.nelrt--troot Shop. WANTED, Gardener ana Housekeeper for suburb.; also, tbroo Boys from 12 to IS yoara of age.—Apply Armstrong and Co., Labour Exchange, 177. Quaen-atrtiet. ANTED, a Boy about 16 to look after a garden and mako himself (tone rally useful.—Apply to Mr D. Fallon, Railway -toolamation. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply to Mrs Fallon, Vlotorla Avenue, Ke muora. WANTBD, at once, a good general Sarvant for a famiiy of two.—Apply to Mra MoDormott, Roalyn Cottage, Albert-stroet, Newton Kaat, WANTED, a Carpenter who under stands building cottages; an elderly man preferred; constant job.—Apply, iitatluK wagon, to Carpenter. Btah Olfloa. \\f ANTED, a thoroughly competent V? Pastry Cook and Confectioner; also 20 exparlasoed Walters. — Chas. Canning, St. Mungo Cafo. \\T ANTED, Intelligent Youths ns ap- W prentices to the olloking; liberal terms, —'Young Bros., Durham-street. WANTED, a liood General Sorvaut.— Apply Mra Perolval, Green Lane. ANTED, a useful Carpenter for a bash saw-mill. — Apply Auckland Timber Company. Limited. _ \XJ ANTED, a good General Servant.— VY Apply Mra BU-Qgham, Liverpool Biroot. WANTED, a Man accustomed to work in Soap Works —Apply, (), Wood and Co.. Hobeon Bay Soap Workß. WANTED, a rotpectable Servant Girl about IS yoara.-Apply to Mrs l>. Bvltt. 25-1 Qaofinstreet. WANI-Li, a Few Working Men as Hoarders; 161-08 atrlotly moderate—l7b per week in advanoo.—K. J. l)e ailva, Cosmo polit-n Keatanrant. All Meals. 9d. WANT ED by a respectable young Man, Employment as Rough Carpenter or Improver. Low wages to start.—o.B., STAR 0 flips. WANTED, a Good General Servant.— —Mrs James Maotirlau-, Jermyn street WANTKD, a good General Servant,— Apply Yoilc Hotel. Upper Quean-street. ANTKD, two Kiln Men.—Appiyat Machanlos' Bay Bride Yard. WANT-D TO SS-JLL, Two or Three Light 'Bnsses In Rood repair.—W. Crowther. Welleslty-Btreet. WANTBD SKtsN, the Jb"ur Tri-an-liTe, Od the yard: Grand Pompadour Fripgo. Gd the yard; lot of Block do., cheap ; Chenille Wet 9- tho y»rd. at Dampler's WaJcafleld-Bireot WANTKD KNOWN—That J. Cos grave and Co. are soiling Tweed Mao klnto-h Coats for SOs. warranted. ANTKD to Kont, Cottage ot lou. rooms and Stable, within a* mile of town. —W. V. Htovon v, HoukO Agent. 187, Queen street, \\T ANTED SEEN, the Twill sheeting, V f Is Id j White Calloo, Sid ; Unbloaohod do, 2}d; Brown Holland, __d; at Damplor'B Wakefleld-Btrcet Bhop. ANTED to Kont, an H-tel in town ; a'so. several Workmen's Cottages.— Apply Armstrong and Co., Keal Estate Agents, 177 Qneen-aireet. WAttTtD to Sell — Chec-c, Bacon, Butter, K(ck3, &c. ot thu Beet Quality, and at Lowest Wholesale Prioea.—B. -tew, Grocer, Vlotoria'.tro-t. WANTED, by a Lady of 20 years ex perience, Maslo Pupils at Is per lesson. Evening Loeaoni given. Private Lessons in Danolng to Adalta or Families,—Address Mrs Weloh. Grey-strett. opposite Holllor Honno. \ITANTED KNOWN —Wo are still TV making these Wonderful Bargains— Trousers. 13a 6d; Butts, SJB.-J. Phillips, Tailor, Queen-etreat \i/ANTBD KNOWN—That Newton V ▼ beats Queen-street for Cheap Clothlnc and Drapery, and that we beat Nowton.-J. and w. WlUiama. Importere; 82, K-ranßatispo Boad._ WANTED, to Sell Five or Six Good Farm Horeeg.-Apply to W. Orowther. Y»7A_«TED Bni_N, tho great new lot v T of Dress Buttons on tho Counter, Id the doeon ; Stay Buekn, 2d, id, and Od, at Dampler'B Wateefleld-scrcflt Shop / aNTED, a situation as Barmaid, by a Hespeot-ble Yoosg Lady; good re farenoes it required; also, ono as Cook in a Hotel.-Apply Mra Sohtniedei. next door to Abbott's, Grooer. Hobson^street. WANTisD KNOWN—KIbDons at less than Half-price at William Rattray's Drapery Warehocte, 178.18y. 182, Queen-street. WANTED SEEN, the Grand Lines of Ladies' Faihionable Hobo. 6_ : Men's Socks, 3d: Chlldrenls do, from 3d; Boys' Klastlo Braoas, 6a—Dampler'B Wakefleld-street Shop. ANTED Known—That J. Cosgrave and Co. are nlline Strong Heavy Tweed Tronsers for 8a lid. ■ WANTED KjOWH-That Sharland's Worm Poirdera are the moat popular and g-toocs-ful remedy now known. Price Is paokou- Address: Opixwite Post-offlce. TTrANTED KNOWN-Phillips'a Cloth- YY Ing Mart win Re-opsn in hla New Premlsea this (Saturday) evening. WANTED Kniiwn—That if yon don't hurry np you wont be in time to get a Mackintosh Coat.-J, fc W. Williams. TX7ANTED SKIN, Men's Shirts for Is VY (Id; Handsorie Btud Suites. 9d; Gents' Handkerchiefs (lacgt size), Sd; at Dampler's WaKefleld street Bnop, WANTED KNOWN-Good value in all kinds of Dtapory.-Try J.Q. Biown'a Cheap Drapery itßtabHshment. ParnoU. WANTKD, Members tor tbo Carpenters' and BuildersI!Drawing Glass, held on Tuesday and Friday Bvenlnßg, at tho V.M.C. A, —Apply on above evenings, after 7,30, to X, M, Frlpp. '; XIfANTED KNOWN—Job Line of VY Satin Mnffn. from 3s lid—At William Hittray's Drapery Wwehouso, 178, 180 and 182, Queen-Btreet. \ ANTiSD to Sett, a nearly new centre board Yaoht. w«u found and coppered.— O. Bailey, Shipbuilder, near the Dock. ANTED, rurohasers for Good Swede Turnips, in lotaof 5 tons, delivered at any railway station wlt_ln 10 miles of Otahohn. Price. SOB per ton, or 26a on the ground.—Fisher and Co !__ *'■■•• ANTBD SEEN; .he Ladies' Ulsters, 6s 6d t Ladles' Jicketa, 6s6d; Girls' do., 58-At Dampler'a Wakeield-Btreet Bhop. ANTED KNQW-IN —Householders and others mast pay for past services, otherwise tho Night sal Contractor wlij die? oontlnne fnrther attendance, June quarter now dne.—Office, Cityi Market. Queen-Btreet entrance. _J_ ' WANTED K-NOVN, that Sharland's Cherry Pectoral relieve* Coughs in ten minutes; bottles, 2s 84.—Address, opposite Poat-offlce. \ WANTED KNOWN—Men's Tweed Vests. 3s 6d; Yonth.', 2a 6d; Boys'. 2a. Full Stock Hosiery from 3JdJ_. pair. Boys'Blastio Braces from _i 4; Men's from Od. Men's and Boys' Felt Hats and Shirts in Great Varipty.- J. &W_WlUlamß. t WANED KNOWN, that Sharland's Tonio Balsam a»d Liver Regulator is ; tued with marvellous sftocess for Indigestion. Price, 3s a bottle.-A-dtess l Opposite Post ! office. ! ANTE DTK N O W N— BLOMffI«LD'SWOBM POWDKKB sa-e tho Finest Bomedy to?Worma. In paokew. One Shilling; by Post, is i'd.-WBSX BND PHARMACY, PonßOnby.| 7TU T E U | X N O W N BIiOMFIKLD'fI SOOTHING POW -1 DKRB ft cooling aporlent lor Children outtlng teeth, tronbled with eruptlots of Bkin. Packet;, Is; Poot, Is ■Sd.^WiCST mo PHAhMAUY. Ponsonby. ' 1 __ ■ %a; ANTED SEEN, the Peerless Gloss VY at 7d the bottle; and Cork Soles (ladies or gents'), 2}d the palr-.it every one Of Uumpler's Sbops._ _^__i W"™TN TE D KNOWSf-f he English Pharmacy, 181, Quetn-stroet, Is Gon neored by Telephono with Newton. Northoote. Tatepuna. and North Show; olao with a'l Babßcrlbetß. __ WANTED KNOWN—That at the North Shore Pharmaoy. Preaorlptiona , are dispensed, and Modiolnea, Toilet Artlolos, i Nursery Requisites, &c, supplied at the same price as In Queen-street. , -\*^ ANTED KNOWN—Boys'aud Men's IV* Overcoats cheaper than town, at J. and W. WllHams'. , . I \&f ANTED Known—That 0. Cosgrave 1 V V and Co. are Selling Men's Sei-ge Huita ■ tor 27s Bd. I %\T ANTED SEEN, the Lades Trimmed I f! Hats at Is and Is 6_, and the Fnr Hats for Is 6d; Satin do., Is 6d-At Damplor'B Waku flaid-Btreet Shop. __ i \\i ANTED KNOWM-Xuat J. Cos. I T f grave & Co, are Selling Men's Geelong Tweed Tronsers and Yeats for 17b Bd.



Wivnceoi \ WANTED, for Country, a Good Steady Bootmaker, also youth as improver,— B. GlttOß and Bons. _ 'ia/'ANTED, Circular Sawyer; ont ac -11 oustomed to bush work preferred.— ■ Apply James 8. Gibbons, Maiden'B Dining Rooms, Quoen-atreet. ANTED, a Scow to take a load of Umber to Maketu —Apply to Armstrong Newbnrn, Shipwright, near Wypyard Pier. WANTED, all persons interested in Te Aroha stook to become oubßoribors to "The To Aroha Mail." prioo 2d. Auokland Agent, Mr Maqky. foot of Cook-street, Ad vertisements received by Ingram and Co., Hoffman's Rnlldings. WANTED KNOWN—Working Men can Bave their Monny by calling at the Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meals Cd; Board and Lodging ISs por week.—Note tho address: Noaily opposite- the Waitamata and olOse to the Dock, Lower Albert-street. WANTED SEEN, the Japanese Silk, Is 3d the jimt: Colored Satin, Is 9d ; Black do.. 2» 3d and 39; Black Velveteen. Is lid and 2s Cd, at Damplor'a Wakeflwld-Btreot WAJS'IKJj— Tailors to bear in mina that I havo in stock a large assortment of Black and Bluo Superflnes and Doeskins, Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim mings of all descriptions, short lengths of whloh I cut at Wholesale Prlce. ALovETTi •'. WeUesley-street. ANTED to Lot, a Shop In connection with tho Baths, to a llrst-clans halr drossor.—Apply Public Hot Baths, Viotoria- Btreot Kast. next the Choap Bedding and For nituro Mart. WANTED, Settlers to know that Amorlonn Wagßona, light and heavy, either with or without springs, aro for sale at A. Maoklo's, Surham-Btroot, also, very hand some Hooded Bugßles, double and single, bung on an entiraly now prlnolple, and ot tho beat quality ever rot landod oa those Bhores. ANTUD KNOWN. — Thai; Shar land's Family Pills aro Invaluable for Constipation, Hoaduohe, and Indigestion.— Prlco la Hot. Address—Opposite Post OlUoe. ANTKD. -The Public to know that Munro & MUligan. Hobnon-streot, have . added to tholr TallorluK Dooartment a branoh for tho manufacture of Boys' and Youths' Clothing, mado to order, from tholr largo stock of qua antood shrunk tweeds. ANTKD KNOWN—That we nave Invoices of Shirtings. Flannels. Dross ! Materials, Kelt Carpets, and Cocoa Matting ust 1 landod ex Lalra.—J. &W. Williams, 82, Kara ngahapo Road T^r ANTED KNOWN— THAT E. lIOLLOWAY HAS J&ST OPKNKD A VKRY LARGE LOT OF STAYS, BOUGHT MUCH UNDER THE^ PRICE, Whloh will be sold at 2/6,3/11, i/e, 4/11,5/6 'f pair, FIffTKKN TO TWKNTY PBR OKNT. BELOW USUAL PRIOH. WANTED, tno Public of Pitt-streec, Grey-street, and vurrounding dlstriota to nctloo tbo Cheap Groceries at Windsor Store. Pitt-street. All New Season Good*, at prices to Defy Competition. — Salmon Bd. Lobstsr DJd. Piokles only Bd, Sauoes 6d, Yorkshire Rsllih 7id, Vlnogar9l per bottle. Household Soap Hi per bar, Ueit Mottlad lid. Best Yellow Bd, a»erm Candles Bd, Marmalade Bd, Hobart Town Jams 84. Splendid Currants 6jd, Fine Halsinu Bd, Rioe 3d, Best do 3}d. Good Potatoes 20lb for Is, Fine Oaioßs7lb for 6d. Notooar auKarß,ld,.lJd,a»d ;«1 cor lb, not to be beaten. Splendid Teas, la Sd, 2s, and 2s 8d per lb; try lib Bample. Cantor bury Unoon, best quality 1 oo Warns, very mild; do Prime Cheese, only Bd. Dovoa's Keroßone, 8s par tin, igaiis; Wood's Best Flour, in 601b bags, Tb Od. All other goods at unisually low prloes. Note tho address—Windsor Utoro, l'ltt streot, Asplnall and Palmer, Proprietors. VX7 ANTED KNOWN, I. Spinley, hay. V V lug opened a stationery and Fancy Goods Repository lnltho Karantcahapa Road, trnsti, by keeping good iirtlo'os and sellUg them at a low prioo, to secure a share ot the patronage of the resident* in the Newton and Karanßahape dlstrlots. Town Prloea. WA N T X U X N O W N— CITIZENS' BAIL. Vkhy D^portawt —This is tho way Dumpier has boffiin to treat the arlstooraoy of Auckland at hla New Boot Shop VlotorU-stroot (Into W. Jolui- Slono'e). Ho is actually BOlliiß Jt'oUock's Uonta, (?olobr«tod Dross Boots (whloh are being sold elsewhere at £1 and £1 Is) tor 11s; Ladloa' Ufgh-lcgfcod PriKO Modal Prunol'a Boots (which are elMiwboro at least 8b) for 6s Od; Lndios' Black Eld ohoes (which are olsowhoro 10^ fkl for Ba 6d; Ladies' Whlto Kid Boots; 6s 6d; White Marsala do, is Cd; lots of othor kinds very Cheap. Having retained tho Borvlooa ot Mr Budge, Into foreman to Mr Johnßtons, I Intend to havo Boots made to order of the game quality as Mr W. J. did, and at lower prices.— vV. H. UAII PIBR. Bootmaker, lato W. Johnstono. Vlotorla- Btrent. N. B.—l am happy to Inform my slnoero friends that tho new Boot Venture is already a ttreat success. WA N k T E D, ALL THE Workino Men of Aucklasd to come and Inspeot the SPLENDID NEW GOODS Just Arrived ex Cambria. Balmorals and Klaatle-Sldo Boots, only 10s Od, the boat value ever offered in Auokland. AUo, 15 Trunks Ladlns' Button and Fancy Klastio Kill Boots, tho best and oheapest in Auckland. Don't forgot tho Address— H. SAWK IN S, THE RKD HOOT WAREHOUSE. Vjotobia-btrkkt. ynrr anted— CASH FURCHASEKS FOB FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS OF Prime S AJjT Butter. . 1/TO 1/3 PER&. PUP UP IN KEGS CONTAINING FROM 80 TO 80 POUNDS, AND IN JARS FROM 12 TO 18 POUNDS. B. R ,c w. . GROOER, ViCrORIA-STBKET, ANTED KNOWN— t3T FOR CASH ONLY— Good Value in Blankets, from 9/11 to 45/ pair «ood Value in Qnllts. from 4/6 to 12/1; Btze. 10-0 Good Value in Sheeting, from /8|; 72 inch, 1/ Qood Value in Galloon, trom /H : white. /3 Good Value In Dress Materials, from Ml Good Value in Winceys, from /SI w> 1/3 flood Value in Laoa Curtainß, from 3/11 to 30/ Good Value in Ladies' Uleters, from 8/9 up Good Value in Hosiery, all sixes and makes Good Value in Matins and Velveteens, from 2/fl Good Value in Handkerchiefs, from /I} eaoh Good Value in Table Napkins. Pi: f not ha. 2/ Good Value in Felt Carpets, Vi ; Tapestry, 2/0 Good Valua In Millinery and Undorolothing Good Value In Haberdashery Good Value in 2-bntton Black Eld Gloves, 1/0 Good Value In Ladles' Corsets, 2/8 to 10/6 AT WM. H. SMITH'S j Cheap Drapbbv Wabehousb, Corner of Upper Queen and Alexandra-streets, Opposite Army and Navy Hotel. N.B.—Our Well-assorted Stock of GENERAL DRAPERY is bought cheap for CASH, and marked in plain figures at 10 ncr cent, less tban usual Qaeen-Btreet prices. Wo Invlto comparl •on i Y^f ANXEI> KJNOWN, TWO SHILLINGS IN THE POUND DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH PURCHASES OF FWE BHUILINGS AND UPWARDS, AT STEPHENSON'S, KARANGAhAPB Ro*D, Nbwton. Eplendld Value In SBIn White Calioo, 5/0 per doz Good Value In Blanket?, 7/8 to SO/ per pair Unequalled Value in Ulsters. 4/9 to 35/ eaph Splendid Value in Jerseys. 6/6, worth 9/6 Good Value in Millinery and Undorolothing Unequalled Value in 160 Ladies Folt Hats, 2/6 each Splendid Value In Long Lace Curtains, 1/ per yd Good Value in Dress Materials, from /1J yd Unequalled Value In Coloured Cashmeres, 1/ per yd Fplendid Value in Corsets, 1/8 to 12/8 per pair Unequalled Valun in Corsets. 2/6 and 2/11 Good Value in Hosiery, all Bizaa, so. Splendid Value in 1-button Black Kid Gloves, 3/6 Uneqnallad Value In Coloured Berges, /ll} per y d Good Value in Colonial Flannels, from 1/3 Wanted Known-Dresßmakincr on Premises Übequalled Value in Satins, 2/6; Velveteens, 2/6 At STKPHKNSON'S. Nkwton Hocsb, Nkwtojj. N.B.—Comment on our Stook of General Drapery is needless; a single call is sufficient to prove that purchasers of Drapery oan get best vaule for their money at STEPHEN SO N'S, H3WTON. AWTED SKISN, the Large Stock of Winter Ribbons for lid—At Djmpier'g Wakefleld-street Shop. TO BUTCHERS.—Wanted an active Young Man.—Apply on Monday to J. Maxwell, Freeman'a Bay. rpo DRAPEKS.—Vituaiion wanted by I advertiser (24) with good English and Colonial experience; first elans reterenoesj town or country.—H.t*., Star Offloo. a BABE CHANCE for a working man fik. with a. small capital, to Join the Adver tiser in a Manufacturing Business already established with motive power and maoblnery, —For further parltoulars apply to R, Arthur, Auctioneer and Salesman, Qtfeen street. IMPOKTaNT TO PAKE NTS who aro ' desirous to see their sons and daughters learning a healthy remunerative trade.— W, ' MoArthur and Co.. Boot Manufacturers, want ' Apptentlooo in every Departmont-Exoßtoloi Factory, Quoen-street. ■



Wanted. ' W7ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland - Vt Registry (established 1863), Generate (no wushiDß) for North Shore; waxes 12a. ■ „ W ANTKD, at flannaford's Auckland Rettlatry (established 18C3), Single Man r Baker for the country. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1863), good re . spectable Servants of all olasseß. , \\f ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland i ? T Registry (establldhed 1863), Man Cock i for country hotel. WANTJEI?, at Hannaford's Auckland Bogletry (established 1863). Generals for Mount Albert (amall famlliOB). WAMTiSD, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 18G3), Generals for Ponsonby); wagos 12a. WANTED, Empty Bottles—Old Tom, Brandy, Whisky, Claret.—Kempthorne, Prosser. & Co. (Limited), Shortlanft street. ANTKD, a Boy.—Apply at Wyn yard Housa, Kdon Oreacent. ANTED KNOWN—The only 1-or feot Cure for Toothache and Neuralgia, and no oure no pay, is by implying to Professor GuBSOOtt, tho only Praotloal Herballßt in the Colony.—Bhortland-atreet. VSTTANTED SEEN, the Gent's Tweed T T Coats, 5s Cd ; Holland do. (small sizes), la Bd; Honta' Chest Scarves, 2d; Boys' Belts, 3d. at Dam'plor's Wateellold-street Shop, Vl/ ANTED KNOWN, tUat uunsonand » Martin, 53, Ca«tom-honse-Btreot are iuoplylnK Maize. Oats, and Beans (orushod and whole), Bran, Sharps, Chaff, Bonednsc, <zo., at Lowest liatea, ANTED B~U YE R S FOB X VERY OHKAP LOf OF DRES3 MATERIALS,EMPRESS TWILL, &c (irtBNDID WKiB), Roduocd to Sid and lojd per yard. E. lIOLLOWAY. To Let. rjTO LET, a Four-roomed Cottage with £ soallory atlachod; reftlster grate and evory convonlonoo. In Cl&renoe-stroot, Pon- Boaby.—W. G.Allen, next door. rpO LET, a 4-roomed Houso in Newton L Road: ront moderate.—Apply to Mr Bevan, Butoher, Nowton Koad, rpO LET, a 4-roomed Cottage, top of L Graoo-Btroet. off Ponsonby Koadi-Apply P. Hutohlnson. Farnworth Cottage, Arthur- Btreet. Poueonby. TO LET, a 5-roomed Houae in O'Neil sstreot.—Enquire at Roberta's Store, Pon sonby Road. rilO LET, 2 Largo Unfurnished Rooms; X übo of wash-houee; water laid on; every convenience.—Apply 308. Upper Queen-street. TiMJ LhT, in private family, two pleasant X Rooms (unfurnisheo); aUo, a Small Bed room (Curnlshod), suitable for eldorl, poreon or young lady, No children,—ttnqulre at Stab offloe. r|lO LXx, a Comfortable House of bix L rooms, with ovary convenience.—Mrj Badell, Now North Road. rr\O LET, in Somerset Place, Two Houses 1 with gas and water laid on.—Apply to Mr D. Fallon, aear Railway btatlon. fllO LET, well finished House of 7 rooms, J- hall 6 foot wide, lawn in front, water laid on; rent low to a permanent tenant.—Howo- Btrcet, near Wolllngton-street. TO LET (with immediate poßacssion), a Shop and Store in Qaeon-streot, now ocouplod by D. Bloom.—Apply on tho premises. O LET, Office corner of High-street and Vuloan Lane.—Apply to R. Home, No. 20. Now Zealand insuranoe Buildings. T|lO LET, a Family Residence, contain. JL ing eight rooms, bath, and water laid on. with 11 acros of land, situate on the Uraat South Koad, a few minutes' walk from Ellersllo Railway Station, commanding a good view.— Apply lo K. L, Prlmo or W, Altkon, Estato and Land Agents. ri W LET, a Family Residence at Epsom, JL with 50 acroß of land.—For particulars, apply to T. Pi Cleghorn. Epsom. f|>O LET—Ponsonby Road, corner Pic k ton-street, thoso Commodious Business Promlsvs ocouplod by 11, O. Battany. 70 LET-Wellinaton-Btreot, Grooor's Shop and Dwolllng, established flrtoen years. FOR SALK — Choice Allotment in Lower Hepburn and Wolf-streets, on terms to suit pur ohacerg.-a Y. COLLINS, Kstato Agent, Hlgh-Btroot. rpO LET, House in Collingwood-strcct. JL -Apply to W. Baoon. Weat Btreet. Nowton. MOUNT ALBERT.-To Lot, a Five roomed Cottage with largo Allotment ot good forost trees. Also, Wheelwright and Blacksmith Bhop. with good well and main road frontage,—Apply to it, C, Greenwood, Queon and Shortland atroota. "VTORTHCOTiS. —To Let, Slx^roomed JLI 1 lonso (rurnlshod), with 2j acres ot land planted with fr»it trees.- R. Homo, No. 20, W.Z Insnranoa Buildings. pkTORTH SHORK —To Let, a New 1" House of 10 rooms, well eltuated< and Buitable for lodging house: also, Furnished Cottage.—R. and it. Duder. Dovonport Store For Hale. FIOR SALB, a good Freehold Allotment (flae land), 69ft frontage, with a depth of 100 ft (with 102tt wide at the baok), situated at Richmond Koad, near Poneonby, Nioe view ot the Waltemata and *nrroandlnj? oountry; os oellent posiclon for a houso. Plenty of space to plant an orohard, and well watered. Tho allot ment joins the Surrey Hill estate, and Is ffnoed on two Bides; hoasea are all arodnd. Price, only 29s per loot. Terms: A portion of the purchase money paid down, and balanoo taken weokly. This is a good opportunity for an iadustrlODS man.—Apply to Publisher, Stab offloe. Tj'Oß SALE, two Houses in Sale-street, Ju Freeman's Bay. Coroer Allotment, two Allotments, ICO x lOS.Mount Kdon.—H. Parting ton. . FOR SALE, off Newton Road, a com. fortablo 6-roomed Honso. i Allotments, large Orchard, near town.—H. Partington. jjiOß SALE, Fine Little Property in JL Norfolk-street, Ponsonby, .consisting of well built Four-roomed Houbc, with every con venienos, and good sized allotment.—Central '<and AKonoy, oornor Queen-street and Vulcan Lane.—George Frasor, Manager. rpHRKK ALLOTMUNTS, Ciarenoe-street -1 F. G. Bwinßton. QKVHJN-ROOMBD HOU3E. Grafton Road. O £650.—F.-G. Bwinßton. A LLOTMENTO in Brighton Road ZOs per 1%. foot.-F. G. Bwlngton. A LLOTMKNTS at Ponsonby.Northoote, rfew jHL North Road, and Berosf ordstroot for a ale. —F. G. Kwlngton. F. J. MOSS]. IW. F, O'BOLUVAN, FJ. MOSS & CO^ • LAND AND KBTATK AGKNTB, BHOUTLAND-3TKEKT, FIR SALE, a Large Allotment in Brighton Road, ParneU (100x300). LOT 108. Pokeno about 10 aores. 110 ACKKS near Tuakau; SO acres in grass, re mainder open fern and bush. Prloe, £500. SB ACKBS, all in.proved, slose to the Whanga rata Railway Station; good houße, oow shed, barn, &o.; well suited for fruit grow- A LARGE BBOTION in Bereßford-street« 80 feet frontage: 600 ACRKB, partly Improved, 19 miles from Auokland, and 1 mile from railway station: good 8-roamed Bouse, and all neooßßary out buildiDgs/ Prloe, £1650. In addition to the above, we have a Large Number o£ Town and Country Properties for Sale. Including some Large Blooks of Land in the Waikato District. F. J. MOSS & CO., Shortland-Btreeb jm o it sals, A SPLENDID LOT or BLACK CASHMERE, I/2J, 1/5, 3/11 yd, Admitted by All To pc the Cheapest Line Yet Sbbn, At HOLLOWAY'S, <%A>r QUEKN-ST. 04.17 **'j (Next to Hewin's, Grooer). , . ' Patterns sent. Far oonttnuation, ate Eirat Page Medlcai. MARSHALL'S Homoeopathic Tincture Spongla will cure Simple and Chronic Cough, Bronchitis, &o.; price. Is.—Goodson's London Arcade. mOOTHACHE 1 TOOTHACHE J X TOOTHACHE > I t Immediate Relief by nßlr>K EDSON'S MAGIC ESSENCE, In la Bottles. rnHE FACT IS NOW ASSURED J. THAT INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, THKOAT ' AND LUNG COMPLAINTS, NERVOUS AND WASTINQ DIBZABH3 are nerinanently relieved, tho worst symptoms arrested, and a healthy re aotion produced by AIOKIN'S.BYRUP OF KPOALYPTPS WITH HVPOJ'HUBPHITh.a UK LIMK 1 ANU UUINTJT^ ■-"■«»■ Theaa great reaulta are owing to the oomulnatlon of NKUVE AND BRAIN TONIC 3 that lend inoreaeed sustaining powew to the invaUd, added to whloh la the . specific action ot the Eucalyptus on the mucus man brancß, whereby the air passagoa ana cleared ot UPUe&ltliy sooretlonß In a natural manner. Daily evldonce is afforded of the per manent resuscitating aotlon of this remedy—so that nil who suffer should at onoe make 0 trial of Its eminent proper- . ties. The Eucalyptus Syrup is moderate In price, and within tho roach of all who oeed it. It ia a ph&rmacoutioal combina tion of tonlo alkaloids with hyppphos phites,and not a secret nostrum. Registered and gazetted under " The Trades Marks Registration Aot," by Graves aiouin. The Pharmacy, Auok land. Wholesale Agent 1' Xbb New Zealand Dbuo Comi'anv



jfersonai; l TF this should meet the eye of THOMAS i JL RiMK.htKu Nosbitkr, he will hear of some thing to his advantage,—Addroes BOD, Poat ' office. Aucklaud. LiOßt and Found. . LOST, last night, a Horse Rug between Ponsonby ond Parnell.—Finder rewarded on applying to this office. LOST, last Thursday evening, on Kybor Pass Road, between Railway Bridge and Newmarket, MSS. and other pasers.— Anyone returning the name to Kybar Puss Bakery, will receive 6s reward. I /ka KEWaKD. — Lost, smalt Ued X" Puree by mosoanger's wife, National Bauk, N.Z.. containing gold and silver, in Upper Queen-street or martet place. OTOLkjs or strayed from Mrs Kane's, kj Brawn-street. Ponsonby. a blaok-and-tan Kngllsh Terrier Dog. Finder please return to Mrß Allen, at Mr Simpaon'fl. Holceby-etreet. STRAYED, from Vincent-street, on 28th ulto., two grey Geese; finder rewarded by o tiling at Mr NelU's, Vincent-street. Educational. Iff I G H T SCHOOL. EVENING CLASSES In Heading, Writing, Arithmetic; &c, &0., from 7 to D p.m., by Mr. Hy. Khambk, Shortland House, thortland- Btreet. WATERLOO QUADRANT. — Estab llahment for ifounß Ladles, conducted by Mrs. Normas.—Third Quarter oommenoes on MONDAY next, July 3rd. -' FOMSUNBY HIGH SCHOOL, Pon sonby Road, condnoted by Mhs. Shayle Gkohge —The school will reopen after the Mld winter Holidays on MONDAY, July 3rd. &IHE MISSES BANKS' SOHO »L will . reopen on MONDAY, July 3rd Lessons in Music. Urawlng, Prenoh, and Wax Flowers, if required.—Cholmley House, Vincent Lane, Board and .Residence. /IOVEKNOK BROWNB HOTJSJL, \JT UOBSON-STREKT. Boaud and Lodginh __..___ ~2os per Week BiNor^ Uoom .._ _..2S«. AOaNCY for 2 or 3 Gentlemen, four minutes from P.O. If permanent, 18s per week.—For address apply W. D. Dallen, Con footlonor. Uuecn-stroet. VJUPERI'JR Board and Residence (bath, kj piano, large grounds), not to be equall oil. In central position in Auokland. for families, ladies or gentleman. Address, Stab Office. Tenders. m ob v i l d c r h. Tenders invited until noon of SATURDAY.' Sih July, for the Kruotinn of a Shop and Dwell ing-house, corner of Franklin Road and Artnnr streot, Poneonby. Plans, &c, at my offloo, Hoffmann's Buildings, T. R. TURNBULL, " Archlteot, fTIENDERB will be received until Friday, X July i, for tho erection ot a Four-roomod House in Beroeford-street.-Flans at R. Eagle ton'a, Halrdrooaer, Queen-street. v tar continuation, see Pirat Page.) Ecclesiastical. YODNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASBO CIATION, corner of WeUesley and Albert streets.—Meeting for United Prayer will bo held THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Bible Roeuling will be given. Friends are cordially Invited. A BIULU CLASS for MSN every Sunday afternoon, from S till i. OT. SKi-ULCHIiE'S CHURCH, Kyber O Pai.a.—Sunday, 2nd July, 8 a.m.. Holy Com munion ;' 11 a.m., preacher, Rev. Charles M. Nelson. M.A.; 3.45 Address to Children and Young People by Yon. Archdeacon Maunsell, LL.D.; 8.30 p.m., preaoher, Rev. B. T. Dudley. ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.—Course of Leotures by the Incumbent on "The Truth." T. Analysis of the Truth—" What is Truth 3" 11. Denial of tho Truth—" Tho Origin and Destiny of Man." ill. Acoeptanoo of the Truth-" I am the Truth." SI. PAUL'S CHURCH.-ll a.m., Morning Prayer, Sermon, and Holy Com munion; 3.3op.m.,Childron'sService; 630 p.m., Kvonlng Prayer and sermon by the Incumbent, 1' Kaeh Jndgmonts." NITED METHODIST FKISB CHURCH, Fitt and Vinoont-Btrootß.— Sunday Horvioos, July 2, to be oonduoted In the Morning at 11, and in tho Evening at 6.80, by the Roy. T. Hodgson- p< ON GREG ATION AL CHURCH, Beres. \J ford-stroot.—Tho usual Sorvlcos wlllbecon duotod To-morrow (Sunday), at 11 am.and 6.30 p.m., by the Pastor, the Rev. J. Robertson, M.A. I^TEW NORTH ROAD CONGKEGa- J.l TIONAL SUNDAY-SCHOOL.—Public worship will be conducted To-morrow, 18th Juno, in the above Sohool, by Mr Atkln, at 6.30 p.m. WELLESLEY.STKEET BAPTIST CHURCH.—Sunday. July 2-Morning, in tho Chapel, Mr T. Spdrgeon; Uvenlng, in tho Choral Hall. Addresses by Mr T. Spurgeon and Mr Hamford. Kvaneellst. PRIMITIVE MKTtiOuIST CHURCH, Alexandra - street. — Sunday Services — Morning, at 11, Rev. J. Quy; Kvening, at 6.30. Roy. W. B. Potter. QERVICES in the Primitive Methodist '!O Snsday School-room, Upper Pitt and Cdwin-stroets—Afternoon, at 3, Mr T. Booth; Evening, at 6.30, Mr Goary. oiiRANKLIN ROAIJ PRIMITIVE V MKTHODISTCHURCH.-MorniDßatll, Rev. W. S. Pottor; Hrenlßg at 630, Hot. Ji uuy. CJT. DAVID'S PBESBYXERIAN O CHURCH. Upper Bymonds-streot,—Rov. T. MoKenzie Fraser, M.A. Morning, at 11: Evening, at 0.30, Leoture, " The Difficulties of Borlptnro Abused." ItHE Rev. DB. MoLkod will preach at the Devenport Presbyterian Uhuroh on Sunday, 2nd July, ht 11 o'clock in tha morning, ana 8.30 In tho evening; aho at the Lake at 3 o'olook. J^ MOUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH. —Morning, at 11, Mr, Bamford, Kyan gollst, from Kngland; Evening, at 6.30, Pastor J. Downing. Il'T-STRKET WESLEYAN CHUROH.-Mornlng. at 11, Rev. H. R. Dowebury; Evening, at 6.80, Rev. A. Reid. ' Pi RAFTON ROAD WFSLEYAN \3T CHURCH.—Morning. atlL Rev. G.W.T. Sponce; Evening, at 6.30. Rev. W. Q. Parsonson. QT. JOHN'S WESLKYAN CHUKCffi ' kj Ponsonby.—Morning, at 11, Rev. T. Buddie; Evening at 6.30, Rev. H. R. Dewsbnry. ARNELL WESLEYAN OHURCH.- Sunday Services—Morning, at 11, Mr T. Wallls; Bvening, at 6.30. Rev. W. O. Oliver. DEVONPORT WESLEYAW OHUROBC-Morning, at 11. Rev. W. C. Oliver; Evening, at 6.30. Rev. G. W. T. Bpenoe. -\TEWMARKET WESLEYAN JLI CHUROa-Morning, at 11. Rev. W. G. Parsonson; Evening, at 6.30. Mr W. Hogg. ARCH-HILL WESLEYAN SEK VICES.-Divine Sorvioo wiU be held In the Public School-room To-morrow Bvening, at 6.80, by Mr Marttham. jniLLERSLIE WESLEYAN SERVICES Hi —Divine service will be held in the Public School-room To-morrow Evening, at 6.30, by Mr White. _ TVTEW CHURCH SERVICE.-Mr Jacob lM Pitman will preaoh In the Lome-street Hall To-morrow, at 11 a.m. Sunjeot, " Death and Immediate Resurreotion to the World of Spirits." All are cordially invited. No oolles tlon. " THEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN ING SERVICES, under the oonduot ot the Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from Bto 9. All are invited. Beats Free. A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUBE.-Geo. A. J\. Brown will lecture on Sunday night, at 030. Subject, "The Lesson of Creation; or, Was Man Created Immortal?' „ /^HKISTADELPHIANS meet in the V_/ Carlton Academy, Hobson-Btreet, every first day of the week {or breaking of bread at II a.m.; Sunday-school at 3 p.m., and Bible Class at6.3op.m. v -■- -r- '.■■ CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST "LaT TER-DAY SAINTS hold Meetings In the Masonic Hall, Newton, on Bunday-ll a.m, for Bacramont, 6.30 p.m. proaohing the Goepel. All are invited. No colleoUon,. SPECIAL SERVICE OF SONG at 3 o'olook in tho Hospital To-morrow. Rev. Mr Hodgson and Mrs G. Hemus are expected to take part in tho service. [ (jTinTn the "light of science. DBNTON'B LAST LKOTURB, in Lome straet Hall, on SUNDAY EVENING, Jnly %-, " Tho Cause and Cure of Evil, Geologloally Con sidered." Admission—One ShUUna to all parts of the house. Leotura to commence at 8 o'clock. .__ APTIST CHURCH TEMPERANQE SOOIKTY. TKMPEBANOK HALL. I TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 4, Musical & Liikbaey Entbbtainmest, At 7.80, ' -.:' ■; Speeohes by Messrs Spurgeon, Downing, and Homun, Tickets—AdtUts, Is; Children under 11,6 d.. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.—By request, the Reoltal glvon on Monday Evening last will bo repeated, with slight modlflcations, on MONDAY nest. Srd Jnly, at 7.30 p.m. , , -, ; « BARNABAS' CHURCH, MOU2JT »3» EDKNT. At a meeting, beld this day. of the Ccmi^tttee ot 8, Barnabas' Ohuroh Mount Kden, prtaeatt Messieurs Batger. Dariien, Hill. Thornton, Biokon, and the Rev. B. T. Dudley (in the onslr}, It was resolves m con, \ " That the Chairman be raquosted to Canvnno a Meeting ot the Inhabitants of 8 ( Barnaba^ District, to be held la. a, Baroabaa' Church, oc TUESDAY, the 4th daj ot .Taly. at J p.xa.t to take into oontdderatlon the advisability cf Opening the caW Ohuroaan Sundayi£rjctags for Divine 90rv109, in coinpli&nea with tho ex pressed wishes of mAc? of, the inhaWtants."- ; N.8.-Ladioa interoatotl la, this «a»";ter aro Invited to attend * ....'. " • '■ June 33* 1883> '/.' /'■ '""-."■ ■ -%:' - }s .



Licensing Notices. "JBT O T I 0 E IN RK JAMES GOLLAN, Take notice that on the application of Henry Gollan an Order Prohibiting the Sale or Supply of Liquor to JAMKS GOLLaN. of West TamakJ, Farmer, was this day made in open court by His Worship J. B. Maodonald, Esquire, Resident Magistrate; and farther take notion that any Licensed Parson, with knowledge of the said Order, SeMnß.orSupDlylng to the said James Qolian, within tho space of one year from this date, any Liqnor. will be liable on convic tion, to a penalty of £10; and any other person, Belling, Giving. Pnrohaslng, or Proourlng to or for the said James Gollan any Liquor, within the eald spaoe of one year, will be Ufthle on conviction to a penalty of £5. Dated this Ist day of July, 1882. C. S. S. GEORGE. Solicitor for the applicant. To the Licensed Publicans in the Licensing Dlatrlots In the Provincial Dlstrlot of Auck land, and to all other persons.' JW" O T I 0 E. IN RK JOHN SIMPSON. Take notice.that an Order Prohibiting the Sale or Snpply of Liquor to JOHN SIMPSON of the Great North Koad, near Auckland, and late of Grahamßtown, Thames Gtoldfleld, Brick layer and Contractor, was this day made In open Court by Hla Worship J. K. Maodonald, Ksqulre. Resident Magistrate: and further take notice that any Licensed Person, with knowledge of the said Order, Selling or Supply inn to the said John Simpson, within the epaoe of ono year from this date, any Liquor, will be liable on ooavlotlon to a penalty of £10; and any other person Selling, Giving, Purchasing, or Procuring to or for the said John Simpaon any Liquor, within the said Bpaoe or one year, will ba liable on conviction to a penalty of £6. Dated this Ist day of July, 1832. THKO. COOPER, Solicitor for the applicant. To tho Lloensed Publicans In the Licensing Dis tricts in the Provincial Olatrlot of Auckland, and to all other parsons. Funeral Notices. VTOTICJS TO THE B'KICKLAyERS 1M o<f AUCKLAND. All Brioklayers are earnestly solicited to meet at top of Newton Koad, Karangahape Road, at 2 p.m, To-morrow (Sandoyi, the 2nd instant, to attend tho funeral of the late Brother John Wakerly. JOHN JA9. HUNTER, Secretary. Meetings. " 10HN TREGENOWETH." — Choir tf and Friends requested to meet Mr Tude hope at Alexandra-street School, at 1 this even ing. T.0.G.T., K.W.G.L. OF THE WORLD. BROAD PENNANT LODGE, No. 176, H.M.B. NKLSON. A Speolal Session of the above Lodge will be held in the Temperanoo Hall. Albert-itreet, THIB KVKNING, when official visits will bo received from all the Lodges in town. . Lodge will be called to order at 7 p.m. H. HARROWAY. W.O.T. Q*O. KLLIOT. W.B. ORAHGE SOIREE AND CON. flgbj KJ CKRT. July 12th. at Lorno /T*>? street Hall. The first Praotioe wIU be aeld at the Prote»tant Hall. Newton, at 7.30 THI3 EVENING. Boosey'a Qlee Books will bo used. A RA LODGE, 348, I. C. Tho Regular Monthly Mooting will be held in tho LodKoroom, Freemasons' Hall. Princes-st., on MONDAY text, the 3rd Instant, at 7.30 p.m. Visiting Brethren are invited to attend. By command ot the W.M. A. S RUSBELL. P.M.. Secretary. W mHENEWMAUKET HALL ACT, .1 1874." In terms of the above, the Annual Meeting of Subscribers will be held in tue News-room on MONDAY, the Srd July, 1882, at 8 p.m. WM, DINNISON. Secretary. "TV EUTSCHER VEREIN, Una 7. Stlftungsfest wird Mlttwooh. den 5, ds., Abends 8 Übr lm Park Hotel, duroh eln Diner gefolert werden, Heoht zahlrelche Thoil nahmeerwunsoht. MAX KOBKB> SchrlftfUhrer. T^TEW ZEALAND LOAN AND -*-* MKROANTILB AGENCY COMPANY (Limited). Notloe Is hereby given that the Annual Looal Mooting ot the Now Zealand Loan and Morean tUe Agency Company (Limited) will be held at the Offlco ot the' Company, at Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 6ch day of July, 188Z, at noon. FKBDK. BATTLEY, Sooretary. Auckland, Juno 3.1882. THE UNION FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NBW ZBALANIJ. TIM FIFTH ORDINARY GENERAL MRKTINu of the Shareholders ot this Com pany will be held in thole Offices, Hereford- Btroet, Ghrlstohuroh, on TUESDAY, 4th Jolt Next, at Noon. Business:— To reoetve Balanoe-sheet and Report of the Dlreotors, tor twelve months ending BUt May instant* To Kloot Thrao Directors In lien of Mosbts J. Ti Poaoook.G. G. Stead, and W. Reeves, who retire by rotation, and who are eligible for re-election. To Elect Auditors for the Company for the ensuing twelve months. W. DEVENISH MEARS, General Manager. Ghristchuroh, May 30,1833. Q OCIETE LITTERAIRE FR ANCAISE, © . D'AUOKtiAND, N.Z. PROGRAMME DS LA PREMIERE DEMI -9HSBBIO.V (1882-83). 1882. ler JulUet.-Conf uronte-Une Tillo da Monde ..M. a.Opuenhelmer. 8 Julllet.— Conference—LeVampire Hollandals, d'aprfta la version dun matelot Hollandals.. M. O. doL'iCau IS Julllet.—Causerle-Souvenliß do la Suiase.. M. K. K.'Watklns. 1 22 Julllet.—Conference—Lo Kauri et son usage ~M. John Ansenne. Oonft'irenca—.-sujet a choialr.. M, Forbes. 29 Julllet.—Conforenoe- L'Origlne de I'Alpha bet. .M. H. G. Seth Smlthi 6 AoAt.—Conf6renoe-Les Po6tes Eplques-Le Rev. M. Peter Mason. Leoture-L'Koole dcs VioUlards de Moliere M. James B. Franols. 12 Aoftt.—"llnefant Jurer de rlen" Com6dle d"Alfred do Mussot..Miles. B. Stevans. Clay ton, MM. de L'Kau. A, VUleval, J. Ansenne, A. Grang_e, ot D. N. Gamier. 19 Aoftt.—Conf 6tonoo —IMonographe but l'ilo Norfolk.. Lo Rev. M. Walsh. 26 Ao&t-Tablean de Mceira-Un Mortage force ..M. C. deL'Eau. 3 Septembre.—Confe'renoe—La Ohambre Haute dsns lqs Colonies Australes de l'Bmplre BrUannique..M. W, Burton, 8 Septembre.—Soiree Musioale par dcs Ama teurs. 16ISoptembre.—Confe'renoe—Les Indigenes de la Nouvolle Zdlande, quolqnoa notes sur leur histoire,leuramoaurs et loura traditions..M, Thomas Mahoney. Lecture—Fuite et Arrcatation de Louis XVI,, a Yarennes, par Lamartlne u M. Levy. 23 Peptembre.—Conference—Jean de la Fon taine. Fabuliste Franc. &,is...M. Albln VUleval. 30 Septembre.—Lecture—Sujet a ohoielr..M. 8. Clarke. ■ .; , CauaqrlQ—VojaßO ft Copoulmgue..M. H. G, Seth Smith.. ■■.;.. : :?-... ---7, Octobre.—Conferenoe—Considerations sur le prCiaont syat6me| da la! redevanco! des terros ,' en Nouvelle-Z6:ande..M.- Symonds. • Lecture.—SujetS,ohoisir,.M.? W. J.Napier li Ootobre.—Tableau de Moanrs—Un Manage d'amour..M. O. de L'Eau ; 21 Ootobra. — Conference—Lts Chansons de B6ranger..M. Hould ifssai—Suie» d oholslr-Mr E. W. Barton.. 20 ootobre—Caueerle—Souvenirs da la Suiese (Bulto 6tfln)..M. k. R. Watklns ; .. 1 Novembre, — " Les Femmeo B&vantos " — Comodie en cinq actes et en vers de Molldre— ,Wmea Franols. Foley, Miles.' H. Abbot, is, Stevens, et E. Clayton; MM. ds LMSau, lhbs. Mahoney, John Anserine, J, M. Geddis. D. N, Gamier, A. ViUeVal, Levy, et J. Grang& = 11 Novembre.—ConKrenoa-Leo Chutes d'Eati duWaitakerel-M. John Staolalri ; . ( Conference—L'lnatrnotloa prateaalotmeUo.v M. S. CLirko. • 18 Novembrc-ißsal-SuJat 6 choislr-M. J. R. Cosgrava. w " - ■. : Conforaaoa—SD^ot a c!ioi£!r;',M. 3. M. ' 'Qoddifl.' ,'. :. ■. '. ■'~•., ' 86 Novembre.—Un Kplsoiie de la^Onorra FranooAUota!siade-,M. C. do L'Kan. 2 Hiaficobro. — SolrC'3 Mueloala pftr dm aniataurfl, ■ . > : . ■-/■ i 9 iJ<ioam"oro.—Catwerle^-CTn r«ve !.»M. AIOS i Vliiavfll. ; „ , ■ ■ ,• v.'. / 10 Doaombrc-Conforanoo Scieatiilistto-jiL'Klcc •■ tridte oppliquiiß ft : l'ai'4 degiirfe^M. Dii?. Gamier.- 'S' r " ■: 28 D^oombre,—B6union Q6ijferft!o dVvffalrca. Lfl Seorilslra a l'boapwiu: a^informlr I« pnbUo qcoles dames sont afr/atees comma Bocli-tafraa. la ootoatloa •. anat'eile cat flxeoo vingt, Bhil-i tings, psyftbloa/ pnt v trimosSra ot d'tiviusisa. Pie^m»x«adnJaslc*Cto«ehHltoi;ft. ■ Kn vertn de l'R«lola N| Tti.:durif.glani9aJ, la Alsoamloijt dca iquestions raligiOTaafi •,•m, in teraito.-' -XflSeot<tetr&HoiiWai-:-. •':'■■'■',".■"' ■■ ■'-.'■'■:■■.■ AXißm-^uxAvAU :; N.B^-Toutea lsaoommunlcatlom'sonoeniant j» goolfite dolvent fetre addrese^ea att Sooretaire,



Pnblio Notices. ARMY AND NAVY OUT-PENSIONERB IN THE AUCKLAND DISTRICT. The Payment of the above Pensioners for the ensuing Quarter will be made as follows :— AUCKLAND-Monday, 3rd July, 1882, at II a.m., at the Imperial feneiona Office. ONE BUNdA—Wednesday. 6th July, at 12 noon, at the Court-house. OTAHOHU-Thursday, eth July, at 11 a.m.. at the Courr-hou!>e. PAPAKURA—Wednesday, sth July, at 10 a.m., at the Court-house. PANMURE-Satuiday, Bth July, at 11 a.m. HOWICK-Satnrday, Bth July, at 0.30 p.m. T. M. HAULTAIN, Officer Pnying Pensions, Anokland. 28th June. 1882. rp H E AUCKLAND X FORWARDING AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGENCY Hespeotfully begs to draw the attention of the general Pubilo of Auokland and sMroundlng diatrlota to the advantages offered by this Agenoy of a Cheap and Kuaranteed tegular Conveyance of Parcels, Goods. &c, in the i'own and Suburbs. For oomenlouco. agencies for Booking Orders aro estabUshei in all the Suburbs. tar The Head Office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. DELIVERIES: Town-Hourly. Suburban, U a.m. and 4^o p.m The Delivery commences Ist July. 1882 i HBAD OFFICE: NATHAN'S BOND, CUSTOMHOUSE- SI'HEBT. JgSTATE OP KUMMER & CO. All CLAIMS against tnla Estate mußt be rendered to the undersigned on or bsfore the 3%tiffi& fiffSSiff* DMi™*™ '' I OHN TBKGENOWETH " wUI enter- W tain Offlcora and Men of H.M.B. Nelson on Wednesday next, in St. James' Hall, OUBES BUILT on the Weekly Pay ment System, — Apply Waller. No. 2 Graf ton Road, tetTlSyborPaßß. ' jjj I ~S S_ I N~ G. Xjost, stolen, or strayed, from the neighbour hood of Newton, about the lstof next month, a tall, elderly, dark-complexioned young man: with straight, curly, Mr hair, five feet six Inobes of age, and about 27 years in height Had en, when last soon, a pair ot swallew tall trousers, with BiUßage facings. Fashionable Mutton cutlet waistooat, Vfittioaat iron trim mings ; a double barrelled frock ooat, with tpbapoo linlDgs: a pair of free and easy water tight boots, with patent paper tops laoea ud at the soles; a wide, narrow brimmed hat trimmed square round the edges, without the nap; a pair of green and white Btooklngß, with potato heels and sides: a necktie after the pattern of the Nonconformlit KstabUsned Onurob. pattern rather broad ot belief tied round hb forehead ; his ehlrt is of oabbagi oloth, and buttons up at tho bottom; his gloves were [of oast iteel. with air-holes at the end! He is deaf and dumb in one eye, and hard of hearing in the other; is slightly marked with small-pox at the back of his heiid; stooping "K1?8. 1" hen ha waUta crooked; has a Blight Impediment in bis look, and wears a Greoian bend on his upper lip, whißkers out off anort inside; was ourylng an empty otrpet-box in eaoh hand, and a wooden bag in the other. oontaißing H.M.B. Nelson, the projeoled bu& marine tunnel between Panmureand Dover, wnWes Beveral raUway tunnels belonging to the North Shore and Otahuhu Ferry Com ifw&i 1"} Eion»talnß of Afghanistan, and aome ilothee pins. He was born after his youngest brother, his mother being absent on the occa sion, v [By Telegraph], Was supposed to be seen going up the Gram clan Hills, east of Bengal, in the Salt Lake Terrßory, carrying a Mclhtosh Coat, with Patknt VnNTttATiNG Tobbs, oontaining the Falla of Niagara. Hla personal friends need be under no anxiety as to his safety, for should he be found in the tropics of Greenland, the Coat he carrloa will render him Invulnerable against the deadly assegai, used by the natives of that country, as we nnderstand (on good authority) he was seen coming out of that small shop, 81, Karanrahape Road, whether he had re paired to obtain one ot those invlnolWe Watbb- PBonF COATS. (XT Anyone giving such Information as will leave him where he Is willl be prosecuted as the law aireotß.-J. & W. WILLIAMS, Importer! of Drapery, Fanoy Goods and Clothing, 8», Earangahape Road. •»•»•»»« <»■, LATER. Mr Barlow has taken one of the Auokiand tram oars, and Is in cold pur-SriT. AULESBROOK & CO.'S Gtold Mbdal Biscuits. (Awarded FIRST PRIZE at the New Zealand International Exhibition, Chrlstohurch). THE3E BISCUITS, THE FINEST IN THE MARKET, MAY BE HAD FROM ANY RESPECTABLE GROCER. The 'Borealte' having arrived. Customers can now have their usual supplies. JOHN EAKLE, Agbnt, High-street. June, 1832, £•"1 f\ TO £10,1)00 LKNX on Btilldins 3wJL" Society prlnolplas, or on other tormfl to suit borrowers.' Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See Ust ot , Properties tor sale on Ith page. Six per cent allowed on .money deposited for Investment.— C. Wiujahbon, Land. Estate and Financial AjreQt and Valuator, Vulcan Lane. gINGER gEWINQ JI/TACHINBS RECEIVED HIGH AWARD 3 AND SPECIAL HONOURS AT THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, CHRISTCHURCH, TWO GOLD MEDALS* AND TWO SILVER MEDALS. .'. NEW FAMILY MACHINE, With Latest Improvements, May na had on Time Payments of 2a. 6d, ■ a Week, without extra charge for Interest. Machines all olasses) thoroughly Repaired at Faotory Prioes. LARGE NEW PREMISES NOW OPEN. Letters to be addressed— " This Sinqkr Coiipant, ' 261, Queen-street, , ■ Auckland. " SPECIAL EXTRA QUALITY COTTONS AT COST PRICE. TTIHOSE WHO ENJOY A COOL SWEET BMOKE, BHOULD THY OUR SOLACE MIXTURE . . i . - AND • .'■... ' , . RUBY FLAKE OUT. ■ • MT—Fob Ciqabkities Orm YELLOW BIRD ITOBACOO la allowed to be ABOVE ALL other Brands. PabTRIDGE AND W'OOLEAWqs,-- OPPOSITE UNION SANK. QKATES. SKATKS, SKATE^ Wanted Known ~ That BRiNSTON and PORSTER ore now tnanataoturi&g Skates of all sizes, on tho maa approved prluolpta, end at Reduoed Prioes ■ " SELLING OFF-T\BAWINGKOOS£ SUITES ■'• ■- XJ at iradnoed .tirteos, Fob' ■■ ' ; :"' Oabh. at T, & H.«C00KJ!*8 ) ; ■ "■. • 123, Queon-atreet.v ,:' BBXiHNSO3T1--FhINIKa---EOOM.-IBDriTE3. >, •■ ,' .-,, J./. at reatipisd-iirfcw, •■Som '■■ .Casa.-Bt' T. k 33. •OOOKSSK 1?;!, Quoori-Blroet,';-:' :'.., .Mfc- SELLING OFJT-TH'.W BEDSTKAOf'. " . .'-./■ X : COTS'.iat'tecluca!'aiI'AND ssLLmff:oFF--/^A:Ki?sTs, "'iic^—r~~ ' V inoi6ttm i'OJ:«l*:arthrugß, af refiuced. Mlo4». n M 0 jS O io ith ft'- r. » ft. COOKS B cash, ', •'.: ~ 9 ae?f r "3l^fesl jg^%v»i , 123, } ; -CJOQgE'B,I23, Qaeen^treo^ 1 ■•. ■■■ ~-'.:. - -■■■ -11 ■ —! — '——■ — r-' SBLIiINa OFF-TJ BMNANTS of CARPETS, . v XL FLOOBCLOTHB."^to.. ' ' , at and under oost prioo,-KoB Cash, at t. & H. COOKE'B, , • 123. Qaeen-Btreet.; . t~ -;,;,■ ■ SELLINO OFFr-T^HE WHOLE OV OUR , • ■ X IMMENfIB STOOE OF , : 'FURNITDKB. CARPETS, '-'' ' FLOOKCLOIHB,.ana 'BED - '■■•.■ r D3WO,^at.,jwatly: "reaucefl .; l-prtSes i FpHdAßH,p«Tl(raato . to-onr New Show ; ~..■ , Booma in vtotorlMtwefc-T. . *«. . ■ ', imd H.COOKB. 12^ Queow .» ;• I :•' . Btreet. . ■.. .•: ■~""v-"..j / ":" . V^S



10 Notices. >; ~ ""Vlr JJk/J-ESSRS T, &XMORBLX, on thh t mnn . ,the flret «w of the half-year, have I macfti pleasure in announcing that their bust 1 r J neas having beoome of suoh magnitude aa to 1 "Moultet. Increased capital and organisation, The T. and S. Morrin and Co. (Limited) hare -I been fortunate enough to aeonre Mr Join* Chambbbb as a:Man»glng Director.ana Messrs i C J. SxoKJii and W. I. T^lorW Directors. Mesbbb MoKßiNrresßeotCcljy uiauk aU their ' ; t ate custom™ to:- tftefr liberal support durina ! the muny years they l»«ve baea in busiiieM and hope that the i»,)w Company, having in creased faelUtie 3 «>:3 capital, will receive itiev 1 same, only In a lttrgar decree. " T.fcß. ttORBIN.' * ■'■ vyiTH rcferonco to tlie above, the T, and B. MORRIN CO. (MMITKD)have to announce that, in addition to purchase ot '"k the LARGE STOCK of MESSRS MOHRIN they have purchased the MINING HARD*. WARE BUSINESS of MR C. J. STONJC, of the Thames, and the SHIP CHANDLBRY BUSINESS of MKBSRB H. V. ANDERSON and CO., Queen-street, Auckland, and wbloh '■> buslnesa will be carried on as before, Ma J. H. Smith being the Manager or the Thames ; Business, and Mb H. F. Andkhßoh of the Shin Chandlery. The new Company has made auph arrange ments for the supply of goods as will enable thorn to meet the rapldly-lnoreasing trade of the North Island. ~ f ,' -. The Company hope the large support given to the old flrma will be oontlnued to tho T. and S. Morrln Co. (Limited). Auckland, N.Z., July Ist, 1852.' ! "JJEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER. cantile agency oompan'k (limited). , ;,*- ,■, .;. It is hereby notified to Shareholders In New | Zealand that an interim Dividend at the rate of Ten per cent, por nun am, for blx ruontha ending 30th June last, is now payable at the office of the Company, Qaeen-atreet. .-"■>; \ (Signed) FREDK. BATTLEY, . |! Auckland, July 1,1882,- , Soorßt^Jf-1 ' .|, REMOVAL. — Glasgow Loan Offico. I Elliott-street—Persons having cawoed ' things with me will find the same at my Shon Pitt-street, between top of Vincent ana Eobson TflOK Alterations in^Ballway Time-table ; A SPLENDID WARM OVERCOAT /: <« 80s, or good Suit to measure, S3 3a, at . J. Wiatoms'B, Tailor, Vlotorla-gtoeet. ••*.""•" j ]t/TKS HAMPSON will read "John | srf •'Tregenoweth"in St. James* "Hall on ' <\ Wednesday next. Everyone Bhould hear it.' •Itt^^^^Tt .?"' p.nn ostween Queen-street TOSUNDAr. 0 .' o'waratfre^ont'Etetvalß (j. [ K.WBIOBT. Agent. £T R A N X X U MMj X, IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Agent of ths Hansbatio Fieh: Ikbubancb ' ; Company, or Hambubq. *~\ v" • Offices: FO.RT-STRHBT. TO" O El H AND DA V IKS, ■U SADDLBRB, ;, * HARNESS. AND COLLAR-MAKERB, DARDy-STREST, AITCKtAWD. AU Harness guaranteed Hand-sewn, Repairs - neatly snd^omptly exeouted. DOimaa . , j TO THOSE ABOUT TO M&ftRY $'i PARTIES KDKNIBHINQ HOTWI' ■ KBEPERB, AND THB QBNBB^ ppflSq . ; TflE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE IMPOSTS FHOM THE MAEEBS, AND SjJtiLS DIEECT TO THK PirfiHO, ' \ : FURNISHING GOODS OF'BVBHV DESCRIPTION. YJi"x Qlaes Shades and Stands, aU Blzes, from 1/6 • Dinner Sets, 70 Pieces,37/6i ChamberWte.™/0 to 40/; China Tea sets, 26 pieces, with handaomo v • TeaTrayand6 Bpoonß.forl3/6VBestQolo>eaßO Chins Cnpa, 7/, 9/doz; iootlnk 6teMM?from- Ji' : 4/9; Door Mats, 2/6; V* nders, 1/9^86/ * OrnS ■ Stands,3/6t025/; Clocks,6/6™ Shoeßraa^e%2/9 " ¥ set; Iron Bedsteads, fn?l, size, 22/6{ Brlttenia Metal Teapots, 6/; «leotri>platedCruets.Bpoonß. and Forks, aU dualities; Bird Ctogeß,B/fl\- Breed- . - ngand Parrot Cages; Table and Poo Set Out. lery; Saucepans, Boilers, Tubß, and Bnekete* Lamps "Crom 3/9; 61n; Rlm Loota, 2/;>TtoWMO Smoothing Ironsi 1/; Fa«oy Goods ol ovory • . kind; Vases, from 1/ pair; and one thousana • and one articles of use and ornament, at ~ Prices only poßßlble under our New System ot DIRECT SOPPLY.> SMALIi PKOFIfS, Catalogues onapplloatlon, ,; AU Goods Marked in Plain Figures (Wholesale and Retail). ■ .■ : Goods carefully packed and forwarded to all ' partßofthopountry. „ 7 IJirect Supply ptokb, 2i9, Q U B it N; iSTR BB T, Opposite CUoaeßiSß'. , it W THE PUBLIC OF PONSONBY. F. DATEBS, Boot and Shoe Manafabtiirer, of Ponsonby Road, calls the attention of his OUB -tomew and friends to the foUowln8:-Oh»d. - ren'B Blastto Boots, from ;S&; Goloahes. Is 9d (ohlldretfe); Women's Kid E.S. Bootß,i from :)i 7a 6d; oheap line in Men's Elasttoß. 12a (oolonlal made, Sec); Women's Colonial mado Lsglotß, ' , ':. Gazette in Bankruptcy,- . •■■; IN THE SUPREMECOURTOPNEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. -. ' . IN BANKRUPTCY. "■ ■ ■ .■; ,■ "-: ■ .'," In the matter of " The Debtors Bad Credkora * < ■''> Aot. 1876," and the several iaiaendmenS - .thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of MaSie * Alsx asdkb, ot Tauranga, TeaoherT This la to notify that Marie Alexander, nf ' Tauranga, in the Prpvirioial Dlstriot of Auok- - landandtJolony of^New Zealand, JT^bbS, has this, day filed a statement • that .she 3s unSafeto ■ meet her engagements wjlthf h"er:;o;edlWr»'lho First Meeting of CrediWrs<to bo-heitt^it tim Supreme Court-house.'Auokland, on'MONDAV the" 10th day of Jnly, 1882. at the hot?W dovw oolock In the forenoon. ■ Dated at Auokland thla 30th day ( p£ Jane, JfiSH B.G.B.Mo ß ß.TauranglD^' ' '**™a*- Solicitor for the Debtor, Auctions MONDAY, JDL"i /~ ■-—- 'iO BE BOLD W AUUI'IOK. . >, BALANCE, OF STOCK Of •WK'i.'Hi:.^, ' ■ iiRUSiJLWAUE, TOYS, &c. - .■: •■ M ORDER OF THS Ttt^^ ( n ; ■ ■■ , . , J-V-i 'J\.X%A »■ jLy*y-" '■'.'■■' ' '■'■'"■-. ■■■ ! ■■'W tßarl^r.- T-.f-Jn^. it HJ Mwt , ; next, at 1 o'clock^ 0 flapartmj ot}, on Monday :' ■ ;■':■ iceeßSsTolet-iaf-'EOf uSwhEicbao Btotv *■.:■'• JfeCor." coa«ltitlr,i< of Karthenworo, •■^ • -v , ~"y<! to mm, "f lnwnM,':Bi'us'h'Ware, t Tpyp, j. *. •ivj/ifßnort'otwii.So. •. .. , y* 3 •. '■■; y \ , ./ TV,:.., Cash. ,'f MONBAYi Julys,.;;;v :" " ij.' ' ■ ■■Atlp.nii- '-1 , ■ •, •■;.. / li *EO CLEAR CONSIGNMENTS. - ',' ' ¥ASKISi'JEWELLERYiFANOY!6bODSi, ', &o.', '. ' &c,| . •, &6, iiV f.r ' J . -,■' R.;;ARtSuR _. , ~ " „ ,' ;:' WILL sell by auction, at Mr Mart (Barthehwaro Department), On' Monday -: " next, at 1 q'cUJeK p.mi, * , One Casu Vaeoß and Toilets—wcll-osaotted, , \ , .'. pretty designs ;-'■■•■• ■;•■'•- ... «,;,;•■ ■ Two Cases Jewellery. Fancy Goods, Hat \ , Ornamcnta, Combs, Garters • ijfc '. One Eleotrlo Lamp . " '" < " 8 ' " One Case Cloobß.andCamp;Stooiß. -;; "*■ i y'' ■' ' - Termß Cash; , , ;, ? ■■ ° R,^§. AL 2- ' • ,jP»*^6"ESpAY, JULY 4. ' JUKOTIOK^sTIE YARDS.' \- 11 Fml?L ftn Bi2W CoWe' »to ¥ j badheSlTr ta 8lV^"" blß**iry throigu \ ..HUHTES 6 KOiAlf, Auotlou&or*.' | > ; . (€mtinu>'d on Fourth /'*/s,') ~* \, •