" World" which struck him very much. It asked why men like Garfield, Lincoln, and Grant had been able to rise from humble circumstances to the highest posi tion in the State. It went on to say this was because every position was opon to them, and especially the profession of the law. Lincoln, who was a rail-splitter, carried his law books into his hut. He went to the Bar, and the result was the achievement of benefits to his country. It was the same with Grant and Garfield. None of those men could have achieved tho po.-itions they did without the facilities existing in the United States.

In New Zealand there was a tendency to close every means of advancement against those who are not possessed of either money or friends. No person acquainted with the young men engaged on the press could doubt that there was much ability there, and how much was shut in the banks, or indeed in every rank of lito. The true policy of the country should be that of the United States. It had never paid for tbe introduction of immigrants, and by throwing open every office in the country, it had attracted large num. bers of men of talent from Europe. tie believed there would be a large influx of immigrants into these colonies. Great social changes were takiDg place in Europe, and history showed that whenever the social system was abandoned the people could never go back to it. In the United Kingdom, by the changes now proceeding, landlords would be displaced and tenants would be displaced, and many people of a better class thau we could secure by the Government immigration schemes would come here, if an opening was made to attract them. It was a wise policy to hold out such inducements. The Government had intimated its intention to iotrodnce some Bill, and he did not wish to traverse the Government Act, so that all he asked now was that the Bill be read a second time and deferred till that of the Government was brought down.', hen the House might choose between them.[He thought the Government Bill ought to be introduced into the House, the Legislative Council having last session thrown out this Bill with another which had been re-introduced. The Council rejected tne measure passed by that House, and then ioitiated them again and sent them down to that Bouse. It would be placing them in a subordinate position, therefore, this Bill ought to be brought by the Government first into that House. (Hear, hear.)

Tho Hon. Mr Bolleston said the Go vernment did intend to bring down the i Bill named, and consolidate the law re- I lating to legal practitioners. He would ' suggest that the hon. member for Auckland ' East should withdraw the Bill uutil the • measure waa brought down. The Go- ' vernment Bill would contain certain ' amendments affording better facilities ' than now exist for gaiuiog access to \ the legal profession. He thought it * right to state, however, that the Go- ' vernment measure would not contain ' the provisions of this Bill. He > could not agree with those provisions. ' Who, for example, could test a man's < moral character as required in Clause 3? ' If persons could get access to the learned , professions without good and general know- ' ledge, it would lead to a system of cram. He did not believe that many could acquire ] a full knowledge of the profession without ■ a good general training. He believed the I Dill beforo the House would hare bad effects ou the legal profession. Men comiug J from England would have a higher status ' than the local moo, causing an undesirable ' division in the profession. ( Mr WhSTon, who followed, thought tho answer given by the Attomey-Geaeral on a J similar Bill last session was unanswerable. • The present rules of admitsion to the pro- t fession were security against bad men and ' a protection to the public. He argued that tbe enormous costs that were now com- * plained of wore not chargeable so much on ' the profession as on the procedure fixed by r that Legislature. He Delicved that uuder new forms of procedure which had beon ' formed by the Judicial Commission, we should find the costs restricted. Already New Zealand lawyers did not receive the samejrecognition as wis accorded to the pro fession from Australia. _ Thoy had to undergo an examination which was not de manded of the Australian Bar. It behoved them thereforetoendeavour rather toelevate their status than lower it. -In all other countries, even in the United States, this r wan the prevalent disposition. He rend an i extract from an Albany paper in proof of the bad consequences of the free admission to the law in the United States. He did ° not care personally whether the Bill became v law, or how many obtained a footing at the n Bar in tie proper way. Lot them come and take their chance. But he believed tbo Bill now before the House would drag down the Bench and profession, and inter fere with the interests of the public who go . into oar Courts. Mr TnoMSON declared that tbe country • was with members of the legal l profession. He taxed the Government with spending enermons sums of money in law, and intimated his intention of call ing for a return shewing the amount paid by Goveroment to lawyers. He asserted that thero was no lawyer in the colony worth £10 a day. He would tuppert tho Bscond reading of the Bill. Mr BARRON considered that these who now practised ia the profession of the law were not equal in moral character to the , rest of the community. As a member of < the^vTetitions Committee, he had ample ■ opportunities of arriving at an opinion on the subject. ( Mr Bathgate supported the second ( readinp of the Bill. He was opposed to all , -close corporations. Be had been connected with the Bar forty years, yet he believed no harm would lesult from throwing the profession freely open. Mr Wvnn Williams defended the pro fession irom the charge of having never moved in the direction of reform. Mr Seddon considered that while a9 o ) rule lawyers were wellup in their profession, , they were generally deficient in common . sense. He instanced tbe*"case of a " new '. chum" lawyer on tho West Ooast. In . cross-examining a witness who had deposed j that the rough of a drjve in a mine was supported by "soldiers," the lawyer asked him what regiment Ihe soldiers , belonged to. . , Mr Rothehfokd was of opinion that if the Bill were carried the result would be to , degrade the piofession. The Bill, if car tied, would be injurious not only to the profession, bur to the public. •• He compared men admitted to the profession without having been articled to one given th.c com mand of a ship who had only studied navi gation ashore. , sir George Grey, in replying, said that as far as objection of "cram" was con cerned, the Bill could not make any altera tion in that the existing process was one of orara. In replying to the member for Inangahua, Sir oeorge Grey was particu larly warm. He said that when the House went into the lobbies, one lobby would go with antiquated ideas and old notions; men who believed that for a supposed libel in a newspaper judges could, without trial, condemn men to prison for life. Into the other lobby would go the men who desired to advance the best in tercuts of New Zealand. At the close of Sir George Grey's speech the second reading of the Bill was carried by overwhelming ayes from all sides with out a division. 1 AFFIRMATION BILL. "Sir"GsOßG_ Grey moved the second reading of the Affirmation in Lieu of Oaths Bill. He explained that it was exactly the same as he brought in last session, and which was carried unanimously. It haa, ■ however, been thrown out of the Council, and not even sent back to them with amendment. This year, the same Chamber, not one which had undergone the process of election, had immediately after its assembling passed a precisely similar Bill, k-cn an action was either intended as an act of con tempt for that Chamber, or for himself, and if it were allowed, the House of Kepre sentatives would be deprived of the power of initiating legislation. He therefore asked them to pass the second reading ot that Bill, and when both Bills were in com mittee, they could determine what should ,be done with them. Mr Rolleston said the Government Bill was, with some additions, exactly the same in principle as tbe one introduced by the Member for Auckland East last session, and if the House chose to affirm the same thing twice over there could be no harm in it. The second reading waa carried on tho voices. ' 'CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT BILL, In introducing his Constitution Amend ment Bill, Sir Georgb Grey reviewed the history of the Constitution of New Zealand, and showed how colonial Constitutions are iofluenced by the prevalent politics in Eng land, and how difficult it is often to change these Constitutions in the direction oesired by. the people, It had occurred to him to provide somemen.»s to the colony of settling its own Constitution, and determining con flicts between the two benches of the Legis lature. He had framed the Bill for plebis cite which he now submitted to the House. He believed the measure would be grateful to the country, producing contentmeut with the institutions under which they lived,

would be acceptable to the Home Govern ment, and might give an example toother colonies.

Mr Rollkston said when he read that Bill he believed its provisions were not such as would commend it to that Houso. He thought the House should not proceed to pass a Bill which it might not be com peteut to consider. He hoped the hon. member would accept of an adjournment in order that legal opinion might be taken.

Sir G. Grey said be had no objection to' an adjournment, if the Government wonld' fix an early day tor discussing it, bnt he might say at once he wonld not accept any opinion brought down to that House except by the Attorney-General, with whom it could be discussed in that House. He was quite satisfied that the House had power to pass the Bill. Messrs Montgomery and Moss believed the House had power to pass any Bill, leaving it for the Governor or the Imperial Parliament to ratify it or not at their dis cretion. Finally the debate was adjourned by agreement till the 22nd. NATIVE LANDS BILL, Mr McDonald moved the second read ing of the «alive Lands Court Amendment Bill, and explained the difficulties that had arisen in consequence of the Court being able to subdivide lands. Mr Brvce said the Government had a Bill dealing with the same matters nearly ready, and he had no objection to the second reading. FUTURE BORROWING. Mr BaEKON gave notice to move that any future proposals for colonial borrowing be submitted to the electors before being adopted. a aMIKG AND LOTTERIES BILL. Mr McDonald, in moving the Gaming and Lotteries Act Repeal Bill, said he had at tended races in all parts of the colony, and he saw the Act was a farce. ' It was dis regarded on the grand-stand, and only en forced against the poor man.

Mr Bracken said it required little argu ment to show that the Claming and Lot teries Bill, passed last session, was one of the most absurd Acts ever placed on the statute book. In Dunedin, only recently, a number of leading gentlemen were fined for practising the harmless and old custom of sweepstakes. The Bill legalised gambling in the worst form under the totalisator and by bookmakers.

The Hon. Mr DICK said this Bill ,*ro posed a complete repeal of the Act. The gentlemen moving it could not have'given its provisions their attention. They had only referred to one clause of the Gaming Act, namely, sweepstakes, but the Bill contained provisions against gaming housec, and other things, He confessed that there were things in the Act he would himself like to see amended,. To persons like him self, who never gambled, it waa most diß tasteful to have to grant licenses to totalisators, and to authorise lotteries for fancy goods as works of art. If the gentle man would consider where great changes could be made he would be prepared to meet him fairly.

Mr Letkstam spoke in favour of repeal ing the Act, and Mr Bavca made a vigorous speech against it, declaring his readiness to join any measute to make the Act more strintent, A number of noisy people had made great outcry against the Bill, but he had a better opinion of tho in' telligence of the country at large than to believe that the law is not supported by a very large majority of the respectable part of the communtiy, Mr Green endorsed the remarks of the Native Minister, and declared that the Act had not been inoperative', but had rectified great and glaring evils by removing great temptation.

Several othor speakers addressed the House on tho subject, the general feeling being that while the Act required amend ment, its repeal was out of the question. On a division, Mr McDonald's Bill was thrown out by 35 against 10.

LATEST CABLES.

THE CHISIS IN EGYPT.-THE PORTE OBSTINATE.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Jane 8. Negotiations are still proceeding in regard to the proposed Conference on the Egyptian question. Tho Perte is adopting a firm attitude of objection to the proposal, on the gronnd that its mission to Egypt will succeed in effecting everything that is necessary for tbo settlement of the crisis.

FUNERAL OF GakIBALDI. ROME, June 8. The funeral of General Garibaldi took place to-day at Caprera. The ceremony was of an imposing and impressive charac ter, and Was witnessed by many thousands of people. '

THE BRIG SYREN IN A GALE.

Tit'o Seamen Drowned.

[REUTERS TBLEGRAMS],

BRISBANE, this day. The brigSjren, from Kaipara, has arrived here partially disabled, She met with a severe gale during her passage, and suffered considerable damage. Two of her seamen were drowned during the Btorm.

DAMAGE BY THE FLOODS.

(BY TELEGRAM.-TBEiS AOSOCIATION.)

GISBORNE, this day. It has been definitely ascertained that no serious damage has been done to settlers by the lato floods owing to timely precau tions being taken in removing stock, &c. Messrs Wyllie, Bloomfield, and others have brought their stock back. The geatest damage done has been to the country roadß and the town bridge, the ■ latter being in a hopeless state. The rain and flood have nowßubsided.' ,

The btigantine Isabella, from Oamaru, is high and dry at Muriwal. The cargo has been caved.

MINING NEWS.

COROMANDEL, this day. KAPANdA. — Magnificent specimens d* stone is coming to hand from this renowned mine. Yesterday I was shewn one hundred pounds weight of stone, which contains fully two hundred ounces of gold. The gold was struck at a depth 'of 300 feet. In Scolly's reef (said to he the rich Corbsy leader. It runs parallel with the Kapanga main lode, which has to be worked from the 600 feet level, bnt this will not be broken down till the erection ot the new boiler. Captain Thomas, the manager, seems about to make a success of ! the affair after all.

The German schooner Flora, which ar rived several days ago from the Islands, has excited a great deal ot attention from those interested in marine architecture, owing to the peculiar model on which she is built. A great deal has been said regarding her remarkable sailing capabilities, and with the object ot testing her Speed, a match has L^been arranged with the i local yacht Rita, Such a contest would, how ever, be of very little value in determining the merits of ■ the stranger against locally-built craft, and it is only natural to suppose that the yacht would have it all ber own way in going to wind ward. There appears to be a strong feeling in fAvour of having a race between the Flora and one of the locally-built trading schooners of her own size, and were such a contest arranged, it would heof considerable value in determining which model is thesu» perior one for speed. The Cygnet ha~ been mentioned as the most suitable boat to bp entrusted with the laurels of the port, and a general feeling prevails that she would maintain them against the much-vaunted stranger. We believethe Cygnet will re turn to port from Whangaroa.and'were the^ race arranged, it would create a great deal of interest, •'

A sailor named Greenell, said to belone to the whaler Adeliua Gibbs, now lying at Russell, was brought on board ot tup steamer Wellington, when at that port yes, terday, with information that the man had recently fallen from one of the yards to the whaler's deck, and re ceived severe internal injury. The per son who brought him on board said he wished the sufferer to be conveyed to the Auckland Hospital, and that he_ had arranged to have a conveyance awaiting for that purpose on arrival of the steamer in Auckland. The Wellington arrived hero at 6 a.m. to-day, and, no conveyance appearing, tlio police were communicated, with and this afternoon the man was sent to tho Hospital. He is almost insensible, and could furnish no account of his acci dent.

TELEGRAMS.

(PKR PaESS ASSOCIATION.)

RUSSELL, this day.

Loaded : ETauranga. Arrived : Buby. Sailad: Whaleship ,Canton, for New Bed ford ; Sea Breeze and Start, for Auckland. Two teamen were arrested this morning for committing sodomy on board of one of the whaleahip3 now in harbour. CAMBRIDGE, this day.

An inquest on the burning of Byan's stacks before Mr Searancke, coroner, was held at the National Hotel yesterday, at the instance of the National Insurance Company, A number of witnesses were examined. The jury returned a verdict that it was wilfully and maliciously caused by some person or persons unknown. PATEA, this day.

The boiling-down works of Prouso Brothers at Kakaramoa were burned down last evening through stray sparks igniting the shingles of the roof. The building, which had not been used for a month, was insured in tnc Standard office for £250.

NAPIKK, this day,

The floods are subsiding. The beach is strewn with drift wood, dead sheep, cattle, horses. Only one caso of loss of life is reported—that of Martin Shannasey—who was drowned by being washed off his horse while cross ing a creek. The coaches from Has tings and Taupo were jußt able to come into town this morning. Many parts along the road are covered with water above the wheels. The railway line between Farad on and Hastings is seriously damaged. Traffic cannot be resumed till Monday, at the earliest.

LATE CABLEGRAMS

LONDuN, June 9.

Owing to the heavy rain, which has ren dered the ground unfit for cricket, the match at Nottingham could not be resumed

to-day.

Intelligence to hand from Ireland is again indicating a serious increase in agrarian outrages in western districts. Yesterday one iarmer was murdered, aud two others seriously wounded. The cause % of out rages are not definitely known, and the assailants are still at large.

The manager of the Opera Company has made arrangements with the Railway De partment to run a late train from Auckland to Onehunga on Monday evening. The train will leave Auckland at 11.15 p m.

Two of the emplsyaes of the Auckland Gaa Company were nearly suffocated yes terday by the Army and Navy Hotel through the bursting of a gas pipe. They were conveyed home- and ristoratives applied.

Signor Riccardi was examined before the creditors' trustee (Mr Thomas Macffarlane) as to his estate to-day. He stated that he was unable to make any offtr to his credi tors, Mr Coleman suggested that the trustee should request Mr Williamson, of the Opera Company, to pay a portion of Riccardi's salary for the benefit of his creditors We are compelled to hold over our report of the proceedings through want of space.

Tho complimentary benefit to Mr P. Doran will take place in Abbott's Opera House, on the 24th inst., and will be under tbe patronage of the Mayor, City Council, aad other distinguished citizens. A nam ber of first-clats amateurs have promised tbelr aßsistaniM. Particulars will appear as Boon as arrangements are completed, Mr Doran has worked many years for the public good, and we hope his aorvicos will, iv it measure, bo pleasantly compensated.

THE AUCKLAND ETOW STAR, SATURDAY. JUNE 10.



Jjeoturea. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MR. WILLIAM DENTON, TUB CELKHRATICD QKOLOQIOAL LECTURER, Will oommeane a course of Six Lkctcmbb, In tho LORNK-3TRKET H-LL, on TUESD«Y, 20th JUNE. tST See future advertisements, L~ ECTUKEon SIR WALTER BCOTT, by Ray. H. R. Dkwshury (postponed from Tuesday laati. will bo given on Ti • KSDAY X VKNINO. 13th lost., In the P.moll Wesleyan Churoh, at 7.30. Tloketß, 1/ oach. ■' ~~* Amusements. 01\ BENEDICTS CHURCH. GRAND SACRED CONCERT. - A full Rehearsal—Vocal and Instrumental will take place at the Choral Hall, on THURS DAY, Jn« c ISth at 7.30 sharp, ab thii may bo . tno only Rehearsal, all Performers who havo kindly consented to take part aro requested to attend. . In oonaequonoe of not being able to obtain all the names of the Vocalists of the Auokland and Ponsonby Choral Sooletleß, those without Circu lars are hereby invited and rospeotfully re quested to tako part. Please bring copies of Haydn's Third Mass (Iniperl.l). 0. MaHON, Hon, Seo. ABBOTT'S NEW OPERA HOUSE. Mtt MARTIN SWALLOW'S POPULAR CONCERT. THURSDAY EVENING, Jl/NB 15,1882. Programme.—Part Ii 1. Maroh—"The Auokland Maroh" (Martin Swallow). (Dedicated to His Kxoellocoy Sir Heicules Robinson. G.C.M.G., &o„ and specially arranged for tho presont occasion by tho Composer.!— Tub Auckland artillery Band. (Oosiuctedby Mr bwalluw.) [ The above March Is now In tbe Proas, In Piano forte Score, and will shortly ba published.] 2. Dnetto (Tenor and Baritone)-" Aye Maria" (Mania Swalllow), with aocompamlment ot Pianoforte, Flute, and Clarinet. Mr Swallow and Slgnor antonmm (a, pupil). 3 Duo (Clarionet and Pianoforte)—" 11 Sogno' "The Dream" (Martin Swallow), Mr Jack son (a pupil) and Air Swallow _ Serenade—" When tha Voice of Thy Lute" (Gounod), Mra Monday 5. Plinoforto nolo—" Moso In Egltto" (Thai berg>, Mr SWALLOW 6. Bellata (Soprano) — "Non Torno" (Tito Mattel). Mrs Keyiit 7. Clar'onot solo — " Casta Diva " (Norma)— (Be.'linl)—Mr Levy (a pupil) 8. Aria (Baritone)V Dl provenza II mar" (Tra-riata)—(Verdi), fciattOK Ahton-LLi (a pupil) 9. Viaaoforte duet- '• Marohe am flambeaux" (Scotsoß Clark), Mrs L.mdbht and Mr CLBAVK (pupils) 10. GKAKU: aOitNA (Tenore)—From the Opera of "La Donna del Logo" IKoaeln)), (a) Reoltative—"Bocoml a vol"; (b) Cava tma— "Ma dove colei ohe aocende": (c) Cabaletta—" Bo n mlevi votl Amor Borrlde ". (with accompaniment of Pianoforte. Flute, Clarinet, and Cornet), MR MARTIN 8 WALLOW This Scena will ba sung in the original key, and embt aces a compass ot two •otaves and a mejor third—from the low A flat to the top Ghost C. Interval of Ten Minutes. PART 11. 1. Pianoforte duet—'' March Horolque" (tohn berth MR swallow and Mh swail-s (a pupil) 2. Song (Soprano)—" Let Me Dream Again" (A, Sullivan). Mrs Rbvitt 3. Pianoforte «olo— ("astasia on "FraDlavolo" (Sidney Smith), Mdllk. R»tj_n (a pupil) X, Song 11 enor)—'.' My Queen * 'J, Hluine-thal), Mr Swallow .. - „ , „ 6. Pianoforte duet-"Tho Fairy Queen" (Syd ney Smith), MDLLE. Ratjen (a pupil) and Mb SWALLOW , _ _ _ , „., „ 6, Duetto iTenor and Basso Cantante)—" Ma 11 oiel," " Faust" (Gounod), Ma Swallow and anAMATBOR ,_ „ , , „ 7, Duet for two Clarinets—"La Sonnambu'a" (Bellini—H. Klose), Mb Levy and Mb Jack son (pupils) 8, Pianoforte Duet—" Sans Sonoi" (J. Aaoher), Mdlle. Ratjen (a pupil) and Mr Swallow 0, Komunsa (Baritone)-"Fair as an Angel from Above," "Don,Paao.uale," (Donizetti), Mr Cleave (a pupil) 10. Maroh—"The•> Mgatimanlapoto Maroh," Martin Swallow (Dedioato-i to Rewl, Chief of the Ngatlmania , poio Trlbo, an d Specia' ly A rranged for the present oooaslon by the Composer,) Tbe Auckland Artillb&y Band (Conduoted by Mb Swallcw) N.B,—No encores will be given. Box offloe at Wayte'B, Qaeen-atreet. DreßSclrole and Orchestra Stalls, is; Boxes, 30a; stalls. 2a 6d: Pit, Is , Doora open at 7.15. Commence at 8. Carriages at 10.30. :. AUOKLAND RAILWAYS. ■ •. , j. » . • - Williamson's Eoyal Opera Companit. • late tra^n. 1 tub-day, 13tb, 1882. 1 A Late Train wi" run between Auokland and i Onehnnga as on riaturduja, Auckland cep, . 1.15p,m. A. V. MAODONALD. Manager. i ' ~" * [ rerßontu [ TF the Gentleman, a customer of Mr i JL ■ Tyer's, Symonds-Btreet, whom ho re -1 quested oh Saturday last to deliver a letter to i i another person in the name Btroet,. would either I deliver or return the aame. he would greatly t- ohilge, -a it ia of groat importance I TF MISS u'BIERNE does not call lor ' JL the Articles she left wjth me within seven ' days from tbi» •'{ ti theywill be sold to pay ex penses.—M« Utl» iw. Wellealey-atreet. ,_*-»



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WANTED, an experienced Man to look aftor horses, one who oan plough; none other need apply.—Robert Garrett Tanner. Whan. Vy ANTED, to Sell Five or Six Good V T Farm Horses.—Apply to W. Crtwther. ASTKD, lor bui.li saw-mill, Tailman for olroular.—Apply Auokland Timber Company, YYT'ANTED, Two Hands for tho Cloan it Ink Department, at tho K-ipara Cann ing Faotory, Helonivilie. — Apply to L. D, Nathan & Co. on Monday, 10a.m.—J. A. Wilson, Manager. WANTED Known-That J. Cosgrave and Co. aro selling Strong Heavy Tweed Trougere for 8s lid. WANTED to SKLL, good Packhorse. -Apply Good Hope Dining-rooms, Walletloy-streot. WANTED to Sell, Allotment ofl Now! ton Road (cheap).—Apply at onoo to A, Forbes 177, Queen-street. aSTED, near Queen-street, Apart ments (Unf arnlshed) lo a private family, — Address P.. this offloe. WANXoD, Sensible Cash Buyers to inspect Kxtra Good Valuo In General Drapery and tho most Stylish Millinery in Ano_land.-AHen'B, Vlotorlattreet West. \\T ANTED KNOWN—Boys'aud Men's V* Overooata cheaper than town, at J. and W. Williams'. \hj ANTED KNOWN, that Gunson and TV Martin, 63, Ou'tom-boußO-streot. -arc Btliplylng Malzo. Oats, and Reaaß (nruahed and whole). Bran,' -harps, Chaff, Boncdnst, «.«., al —ow-st Rates. TV?'ANTED Known-That Sharland's . t Worm Powders are the moat pooulai and successful remedy now known. Prloo if ; paokot.—Addreßß: OpßOßlte Poat-offlce. WANTED KNOWN—That Newton beats Queen-street for Cheap Clothine and Drapory, and that wo beat Newton,—J. and W. Williams, Importers, 82, Karangahape Road. WANTED to Rent, a seven-roomec House ; North Bhore preferred,—Send partlo-lara to J.C Box 159. G.P.O. \\J ANTED KNOWN, Donkeys foi TV gale or Hire.-Apply, Wslgh Brldgi Office, City Markets WANTED KNOWN—The only Per. foot Cure for Toothaoho and Neuralgia and no ouiv no pay, Is by applying to Profeßsoi Gnsacott, the only Praotloal Herbalist in tb( Oolony,—ahortland-Btreet YV ANTED KNOWN—Last Day o: V T Groat Cash Drapery Sale, Saturday 10th June. Closed Monday, "• uosday, and Wed nosday.—J. M MoLaohlan, 222. Qneen-street WANTED KNOWN — Tradesmen'i Quarterly Accounts Mado Out am Collected; also, Rents and Debts Collected oi Commission, by William Cox, corner of Pit and, Vincent- Streets. .j_ *__ WANTED KNOWN, that Sharland'i Cherry Peotoral relieves Coughs In tei minutes; bottles, 2s 6<_—Address,, opposlti Post-offloe. : WANTED KNOWN (in Ponsonby)- That R. Burrow's Salo of Crockery, Tin ware. Ironmongery, etc, will be extended ti Saturday, 17th Instant. Great Bargains. WANTED, Tenders for Building Twi Chimneys.—Apply on the lob, next t Mr Hoath'B store. Upper Qaeon-Btreet. WANTED Known, that yon can Dres well for a Bmall Weekly Payment b; going to Munro and Miillgan. See advertise ment on front page. WANTED KNOWN—J. B. Marriott Auctioneer and General Salesman, wl: hold his salo ot Horses, oto., every Wednesda; in eaoh weak. WANTED KNOWN — The Larg Beavor and Felt Hats are not all gon yet. prloe 8s; also. Good Dressmaking on ahoi notice, at Cox's Cheap Corner, Pitt and Vii oent-atreets. ' ; _ WANTED Known, Brennan, M.D.C, may be consulted every ey-ilng from to 0 O'olock, at bis Cheap Drapery Shop, on th proper kind of clothj-g for winter woar.- Brennan'B Auckland House, Vlotorla-street. \XT ANT ED KNOWN-Fresh Bargain 1 V at the Wakefield-street Shop, the Hoi son-street Shop, and also my Now Boot Sho] Vlctnrla-straer, late W. Johnstone. Particulai goon.— W. H. IJampler. \\T ANTED KNOWN—Mep's Twee TT Vesta,3^6d;Youths',2s(id ;Boya;.2s. Fu Stock Hosiery from SJd a pair. Boys' Elastl Braces from Hi; Men's .from od. Men's an Boys' Felt Hats and Shirts in Great Variety.- J. & W. Williams. WANTED KNOWN—That J. Coi grave and Co. are Belling Tweed Me klntosh Coats for 80s, warranted. WANED KNOWN, that Sharland Tonlo Balsam and Liver Regulator n<-ed with marvellous bucobss for lodigettloi Price. 3j a bottle,—Address: Opposite Pob offlce. _______ '. ' '' va/"ANTED Known-That J. Cosgrav V t and Co. aro Spiling Men'a Serge Sul f0r2786d. ; WANTED to Rent or Purchase, House of six or seven rooma, suitab for lodgers; near Queen-street preferred.—l V. Evana, Ka'ato Agent, Queon-street. aNTkD KNOwin. — That Sha land's Family Pills aro invaluable fi Constipation, Headaohe, and Indigestion. Price 1b t___ ' Addreaa-OppOßlte Post Offloe. \%; AN iEp Known—That if you don Vt •' harry up yea wont be in time to get ; Mackintosh Coat.-J. ____ William-. ■ \a/AN!ED KNOWN—That J. Co Y« grave & Co. are Selling Mon'a Geoloi Tweed Tronßera and Vects for 17a Od. ANTED Known—First-class Butt at J. Beavers'B, Trafalgar-street, On , hnnga, « ' /



Wantea. _ \xr ANTED, a Cook.— Mrs Alfred E. f T Isaacß. Melrose Hall, Remnera. - \AyAK TJIJI>> a J»nior Draper's Assistant. 0 Vt —Apply Brennan's Auokland House, Vlotorla-Btreet _ t \JCr ANTED, Music Lessons and Use "of 0• T T Piano for praotloe twice a week- -Apply r A.8., SrAR Offlce. WANTED, rurchasers tor Good Swede Tornips, in lots of 5 tonß, delivered at ,'. any railway station within 10 miles of Otahuhu. Prloe, 30b per ton, or 25a on the grennd,—Fi-hor • and Co WANTED to Purchase, Poultry and Rabbits, In any quantity.—W. Leo, - Brandon House, Parnell Rise. 3 WI ANTED, a First-class Barmaid ; re- V T ferences required. — Apply Auokland Hotel. WANTKD, a good General Servant.— Apply Mrs Danaher, Upper Nelson -1 Btreot WANTBu, a Waiter; miißt be up to his buslneßß, — Apply Steward, Anckland I Club. WANTED, a Strong lad, to ride out for orders and attend to horses.—Apply to H. Reeves, butcher, Vlotorla-street. ANTED, two Carpenters.-Apply, Market House on Monday, Wrlgley and ' Bandcock. Contactors. ANTED KNOWN — That North Shore Pharmaoy is now open.—Gard \ net, M.P.8., Kng., Chemist, fco. WANTEO KNOWN BLOMFIELD'B SOOTHING POW DERS, a cooling aperient for Children cutting teeth, troubled with eruptions of Bkln, Pao.ets, I la; Post, la 2d.-WKST END PHAUMAOY. ( Ponsonby. WANTEE KNOWN— That we have Invoices of Shirtings, Flannels. Dress | Materials, Felt Carpets, and cocoa Matting per Lalra. just arrived, and will be landed in a tew days.—J. Se W. Williams I \\fANTED KNOWN — List of the V V pianoforte Music (all 6d), with Words, at Dampler's Shop, Hobaon-street :— [ No. 11. "Auld Lang Syns" "Anld Robin Gray" ' " Annie Laurie" " A Man's a Man for a' That" { " A Frog He Would a Wooing Go "Bonnie Blue Caps" " Bonnie Mary" , " Bonnie Prlnoo Charlie" "Bonnie Dundee" •' Bright Evoa" " Beautiful Star" 1 " Blue Holla of Scotland" - And THOUBAND3 OF OTHERS. WANTED KNOWN m- FOR CASH ONLY- Good Value in Blankets, from 9/11 to 15/ pair l Good Valuo in Quilts, from 1/6 to 12/4; size. 10-9 . Good Value In Sheeting, from /8}; 72 Inoh, 1/ ! Good Valuo in Calicos, from £21; white. /3 Good Value In Dress Materials, from Hi Good Value in Winoeys, from /3J to 1/3 1 Good Valuo in Laoe Cur talcs, from S/il to 30/ , Good Value in Ladieß'Uliters, from 8/9 up Good Value In Boslery, all sizes and makes Hood Value In Uatlna and Velveteens, from 2/6 ' Good Value In Handkerchiefs, from 11. eaoh • Good Value in Table Napkins, fl.; Olothß. 2/ Good Value in Felt Carpets, 1/4; Tapestry, 49 Good Value In Millinery and Underolothlng Good Valne in Haberdasheiy Good Value In 2-button Black Kid Gloves, 1/9 Good Value in Ladles' Corsets, 2/6 to 10/6 At WM. H. SMITH'S Cheap Drapebv Warehouse, Corner of Upper Qusea and Alexandra-streets, Opposite Army and Navy Hoteh N.B.—Our Woll-assorted Stook of GENRR AL ' DRAPERY is noooHT cheap foe cash, and marked In plain figures at 10 our oont. lesa than usual Queen-Btreet prioes. We invite compari gon. IU ANTED KNOWN, THAT J. G I L MO U R, OP I UPPER SYMONDB-STRKET. - Has Excellent Value in the Following NEW GOODS : • Wanted Known—Good Value in English and I New Zealand Blankets, at J. Ollmour'a. - Wanted Known—Good Valuo In New Zealand and English made Flannels, at J. GUmour's, ' Wanted Known-Good Valuo In Moßgiol and Kalapol Tweeds, at J. Gllmour's. Wanted Known-Good Valno in Ladles' and Gontlomen's Umbrellas, at J. Gilipour'a. ' Wantod Known—Oood Valno in Ladieß'Dross ; Sergoß, English and Frenoh make, at J. I Gllmour's. - Wantod Known—Good Valno in Ladioa' Holsory at J. Gllmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value In Ladles' Stays, 1 at J. Gllmour's. > Wanted Known-Good Valno In Men's Hats.at • J. Gllmour's. Wantod Known—Good Valno In Mon'a Wator proof Ovor Coats, at J. Gllmour's. Wantod Known-Good Value In Mon'a Tweed Trousers and Vests, at J. (jr ILMO UR S, Upper Btmonds strket, i (^KATES. SKATES. SKATES, Wanted Known - Tnat BRANSTON and ' FORriTKR aro now manufacturing Skateß ot all tinea, on the moa approved principle, and at Rod noon Prioes \ waa ii ■■ w', ■ ■■■ i■■ i , a Corporation Motices. v riITV OF AUCKLAND. Hl« Worship tho Mayor invites the attend \ anoe, on MONDAY NBXT, tho 12th Instant, at 3.30 p.m., at tho Chamber of Commerce Rooms, 1 Insurance Buildings, Queen Btroet, of those de sirous of taking part In the arrangements for < entertaining, by Citizens' Ball or otherwise, Commodore Ersklno and the Officers of H.M.S, 1 Nelson, | P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clork. I Town Clork's Ofilco, ' Juno 9,1882. 1 nITY OF AUCKLAND. 3 A Poll having been taken. For or Against tbe Rnlargement of Iho City Boundaries, I hereby j doolara that tho following Votes have been I thla day reoarded :— 1 Votes, For the proposal .. _ .. 1081 r Against the proposal 117 j CHARLES IRWIN RLLER, Returning Officer. June 9.1882. • r\ITY OF AUCKLAND. 3. TO WATER -ONBUMBR3. f Notice Is hereby given that Water Consumers Ratea, falling due on the 30th Instant, reqnira to . be paid on or before that date. Consumers allowing the Ratea to remain unpaid are llablo - to have supplies out off. a P. A. PHILIPB. 1 Town Clerk. . Town Clerk's Office, Jnne 10,1882. t " ' a - a 'i - ■■' ■ j Medioai. » Y\B. RICHARDSON begs to Inform his 0 JL/ Patients that during the winter' months . his hours of Consultation at hla residence, _ Karangahane Road, will be Bto9 in the morn. ~ ing, inetead of 9to 10; butthoevonlng as usual, „ 7to 3. Abo, at 181, Qneen-street, as before (2 to 3 afternoon).. , o rpOOTHACHEI TOOTHACHE I! 0 X TOOTHACHE,! I* Immediate Relief by using a KDBON'B MAGIC ESSENCE, y in Is Bottles. • t>Y ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. ;i Gold Medal, Paris. 1878; Speolal Award, d Philadelphia, 1876; Gold Medal, Sydney, y 1880; Gold Medal, Brusßelo, 1880; Gold Medal, Melbourne, 1881. ° Just Lanued, rt CANTRBLL & OOCHRANE'S • CELEBRATED SKATED WATgRS, MONTSERRAT LIMEjUfcE. CHAMPAGNE "„ A Health-giving Nan-aleahollo Boverage, at _ Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottle. - - AROMATIC GINGER ALB i Tbo Original Belfast Ginger Ale, so jnstly celebrated at t9 Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottle, p[ These Abated Wateus ere the soma quality cb as contracted for and nrjw supplied to The Cunard S.S. Co.; tha Montreal S.S. Co. _ the Inman S.S, Co,( Ooeanio S.s. Co.; [i the J* atlnnal S.S. Co.; tho Paolflo | 0 S.S, Co.; Anohor, S.S. Co, id Kingston and Holyhead, R.M., Co. - WHOLESALE ABBNT, io ' AICKIN, THIS P HARMA OY. 'S *■ .1..!,.... v! iclupatipnaJ, WRITING.— Writing in any Business Btyles TAUGHT with Quick Method ;■ In BIX Lessons, Quiok Method for Shorthand, ta Seven Lessons,—Apply to A. O. KNUTSON, a \ Woodbine Cottago, Grey-streeti le SPECIMENS ON APPLICATION. _ [t/TUSICAL NOTICE.—In conoeouenca r- LYJL of the heavy rain on Monday last, Pro or feßsor Callllau will reoelvo namoa of ladies and - gentlemen wishing to join his advanced Singing Claps on Monday next, at the Chrißtlanß' Moe£ -~ lag Hquse, Cook-street, at 6 p,m. '* |V|ODEL DEPORTMENT," by R. T. - lvX Soott, of the MahOhestor and Blrmlng *- hamSohoola, for Amateurs. Invalids, eto. Th!« ag boyond all prejudice tho flrat exerolse in the world.-Chambers's Inf., vol. ll,—Willow-streot. - Auokland. er . — ,c- T>KIVATE SCHOOL.-Mies Litchfield. JL top of Grey-street.



for Sale. IjIOR BALE, a Portable Engine, by .Sj Robey and Co., 10 Inoh cylinder; has bnen thoroughly overhauled, and Is now In flrat-ciaßS condition; Governmont certificate given for 55 lbs pressure,—For further particulars apply to Onas. J add, Thames Iron Works, Thames. TjiOK SALE, Well-bred Pigs.—Apply E. J Crockett, Mount Eden. T>OC_.Y NOOK. —For Sale, a large A\i House, In good order, and nearly an acre nnd a half of land tasiefully planted.— V. G. X wing too. |j\OR IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL, the V Business of a Suburban -tore in a rising distriot (owner retiring through IU health). Only a Bmall Bum required for good-will, stook at valuation; rent moderate,—D. F, Kvans, Estate Agent inOR IMMEDIAT- saij_, _"onsonDy Bf Terrace, a nioe Honso of 7 rooms, veran dah in front; Allotment 8u x 100, all tastefully laid out; good well, tank. &o. trice, £190.—D. F. Ev«ns, Kstate Agenr,.,ftiieen-Btreet. 147 iJiOtt SALE, 50 Acres First-class Fern » Land at Tuakau; a vory ohoioe lot, with abundance of water; situato on a good road, and about S minutes' walk from railway station. Prioe; only £1 per aore.—D. F. Evana, EBtate Agent. SALE—A very desirable Besidence J' in Proanect Terrace. The House contains C Rooma and Scullery, and ia flttod with Register, Oven, Cupboards, &c. Water laid on and every oonyenienoo; splendid Fruit Gar den (in full bearing). Allotment, 88 by 100. Price, &50.-D, g, Evans, Land Agent. jjlOR SaLE, nice Cottage of four rooms SA and scullery; register grate, oven, gas laid in, and every convenience; situate Ireland sireot, near Kngiand-Btraat. Price, £280.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. FOR SA.LE, Lincoln-street, Ponsonby, House of seven rooms, good well, wooo shed, &o.; allotment, 06x100, fenced and planted; very oheap, only £310.—D. F. Evans, Estate Aftont.Qno«ußtyset,: . . . OX kj»OR SALE (Howe-atreet), a very pretty -IJ Villa containing five rooms, pantry; water laid in, nice garden, Stc; all in first-class order; Bplendid view; a very desirable place.— D. F. itvana. Estate Agent, Queen-Btreet. 126 PROSrECT TKRRAOE.-A very nice Verandah Cottage of six rooms, fitted with cupboards, bookcase, dresser, Sco,; gas and water laid in; good garden, stable, &c— P. F. Kvana. Estate Agent, Qneen-street. A BARUAIrA1, —Cottage ot 4 rooms and scullery in Ponsonby, only £120.—D. F. Evans. PONSONBY,— A new and very pretty Verandah Cottage of 5 rooms, allotment, tank, a to., all complete, and In first olobh order. Very cheap, £220.—D. F. Evans, Eatate Agent, Queon-streefc. 127 STOKES' POINT. - Splendid Building Allotments, planted with Fruit Trees, &c. Immediately opposite Hotel, Prloo low—eaty torms.—D. F. Evans. Estate Agent. SUBURBAN STORE lor sale,—A first rate business for Salo In ono of the best of Auckland snburba; the position is seoond to none; a splendid opening; full particulars from P. F. Kvanß. Estate Agent, Auckland. 326. STOKES'S POINT.-Splendid Allot ments fenoed and planted with fruit and ornamental trees, tn splendid position, over looking the harbour, near the beach.—D. F. Kvans. Estate Agent MOUNT EUEN (near Mr Kelly s), a new and well-finished Houso of five rooms, replete with almost every convenience, suoh as register grates, kitchen range, &o.; allot ment about 50 x 200; main road frontage; very doalrable.-D. F, Evans, Estate Agent, Queen atreet 108_ MOUNT EDEN. —Cottage of Four Rooms and Two Acres of Land at Mount Kdon (divided Into two paddooks), noar resi dence of J. Batger, > sq. a very desirable pro perty, Prlco, £500.— D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. jjlOR IMMEDIATE SALE, Bouse and C Grounds In Ponßonby. Tha house con tains 7 room, stable, out-house, &o.—in good order. Splondld garden and orohard, about i aore Id extent, wbloh oould be subdivided into capital building Bites. Very desirable and oneap.-D, F. Evana, Estate Agent, Quetn- Btroer, ' 189 LiOK SALE.-A BARGAIN. GENERAL GROCERY BUBINKS3 and valuable Premites. situated at the Thames (leasehold land for eight years), The buildings oOBt over £300, and are all in thorough repair, and are, now cflered at a eaorlflce, the owner leaving, and {must bo sold; no reasonable offer refused. D. F. EVANS. Batata Agent, Queen-street. |POR ABSOLUTE SaLE, Desirable t? Property at Northcote, Takapuna, con sisting of Now Five-roomed Cottago, cowshed, Blable, See,, together with 63 acres Splendid Land, a portion of whioh Is orohard and culti vation. Good plooo of bußh, This property is for absolute salo, and 's woll worthy the atten tion of investors. &c—D, F. Evans, Estate Agont. Queen-Btreet. ii'Oß IMMEDIATE SALE, Handsome JD Villa; almost now, and la flrst-olaaa order; gablos, bow window, good well, register grste, ovon, oupboarda, etc., eta: situated In Haoket- Btroet, near tbo steps loading down to beaoh at foot of St. Mary's Road; ploasant, healthy, and desirable position ■ must be sold at once. Price, only £300.—D.-F. Evans, Eatate Agent, Queen- Btreet. ailOR SALE, Business Premises at JD Mount Eden, situate in main road; a Bplendid opening for a Chemist, aa at present thore is not one in this large and populous distriot. The building Is new, substantial, and woll finished.—Full particulars from Mrs Jaok, on the promises, or ot D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Qnoen-atrost. PUKEKOHE, -A very desirable Farm of 101 acres, about 1. miles from Tuakau Station, with Three-roomed Cottago, work shop, dairy, cowshed, pigsties, &o. a splendid stream runs through tho property; all fenced and subdivided; about 60 aores in grasß, the rest cultivated; soli Is first olass. Good metalled road all tho way. Vory cheap-prloe, -GOO.— D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent. IjlOK IMMEDIATE SALE. TO FARMERS (a Bargain).—l2l aores Very Good Fern Land, with good substantial Farm houßO and Outbuildings, Seo., Seo. The Land is well watered and partly Improved, situate near Holensville Hallway .Station. Price only £170. Full partiouiarn from D. K. KVANS, Estate Agent, next" Herald," Qneon-street. | 386_ SiiARMS FUR SALE.—Walkate - A V very deslrablo and snug little Farm, situated on tke banks of th« Waikato River, very comfortable Homostead oonslstint; of— House of Six Rooms, Outbuildings, suoh aa Barn, Cowshed, Pigsties, Stockyard, Seo. Area, about 220 acron of good fertile Land, sub divided into Paddocks, Orchard, and a splendid picee of mixed bush. School and Railway station adjacont. Pries. £859. An< several othors. Full partrtsalars on ap plication to D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, Queen-atreet (next " fierald" Offloe). Ijl O R SAL E. CLAREMONT-STRE HIT, Seatlold View-A Very Desirable Allotmont, quite level, fenoed, and ready for building on, 33 X 116, for £100. NEWMARKET—Verandah Cottage, 5 rooms, register oven, good well, &c, cornor allotment S3 X 100, for £240. MONTAGUE-STREET, Nowton - Verandah Cottage, X rooms, allotment about 33 x 95; cheap, only £180. • D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, next Herald Offloe, • Queen-street pi O R SALE OR LEASE Takapuna, North Shore Wjiiliipili Store, Dwelling, and Outhouses, almfß i»W and in flrßt-ol&BB order, togothor with SMMB Splendid Land (In crops) on main road anSwfhe vicinity Of the beautiful lake, and commanding Bplendid view of Auckland harbour. A moat desirable proporty, and well worthy inspection. D. F. EVANS, 381 Katato Agont t LLOTMENTS I ALLOTMENTS i CHEAP. DESIRABLE. AND FIRST -CL-3S BUI-DING SITES, COLLEGE RO 4.0-83x125. for £132 GRAOIt-SrREET, Ponsonby-Beautlful Villa Sites, 10 feet frontage, at £3 por foot GRAGE-STRKKT-Corner Lot, 38x117. for m GRAOEC-STRERT (Stuart-streatl — Splendid VUla Sites, eaoh 10 x 120, for £100 Theee lots aro unsurpassed] the position and quality of sail Is second to none. ANGLKSEA-STREET-Lotß 10 X 130, at filOC eaoh NEWTON ROAD-33 x 99, at £66 eaoh ULARKMONT-STREKT-83 x 116, fenoed, &o„ for £100 SHELLY BKiCH-Corner Lot, 100 x 165, foi £225 OLARKVOK-BTREET-10 feet frontage, ats per foot BAILEY'S PADDOCK-LotS 33 x &0, at £i( eaoh And many ether Lots, Fall particulars from' D. V. EVANS. Eatate Agent. F. J. MOSS], .|W. F. O'SULLIVAN; jm j. moss & co., •*- • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, SHOET-ANn-STR-E-J, FOR SALE, a Large Allotment in Brighter Road, Parnell (100 x 300). LOT 108. Pokeno about 10 acres. 110 aCRKS near Tuakau; 50 acres In grass, re mainder open fern and bush. Price. £51)0. 36 Across, all Improved, close to tho Whanga rata Railway Station; good house, cow shed, barn, &o.; well suited for fruit grow ing. A LARGE SECTION in Bereßfoid-strcet, 81 feet frontage; 500 ACRICs. partly Improved, 19 miles fron Auokland, and 1 mile from railway station good Broomed Houso, and all nQoassary out bulldirjgs. Prloo, £1650, In addition to the above, we have a Largi Number oj Town and Country Properties fo Si\ip, inoludlng some Large Blocks ot 1 and li tho Waikato Distriot. F. J. MOSS _ CO., Shortland-Btreet For continuation, see First Page Tenders. mOBUI L » E R S Tenders will ba rooeived until noon c SATURDAY. June 17th, for the EKOtionan Completion of Premises for the Onehung Building Society, EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. 1 i fENDERS will bo received till Mondaj JL 19th instant, at noon, for tho Building c an Oddfellows' Hall In Ponsdnby. Plans an specifications to be soen at tbo Royal Inßuranc '. Offloe, Shortland-street, Tha lowest or an ! tender not nocesaarlly accepted. ■ rpENDERS for Fencing—three-rail fent JL at Remnera, no to Wednesday, 1 p.m.- Apply to James Butcher. . Ser continuation, see Mrst "Foot



To JLet TinO LET, at Newmarket, Cottages of ». j rooms. 10s per week; also largo shop.— Apply to F. G, Clayton. rtr\o LET, a Furnished Bcaroom.—Apply .1. to Mra Byrne. Chapel-street. ■ fTp.O LET, a comfortable four-roomed i Cottage.—H. J. Blordan, Nelson-street, near Cook-street. rriO LET, a Four-romed Cottage :n S. Groonlano, Kemuera. — Apply to J. Poach, on tho around; ________ TO LIST, ror term of years, Four Acres of Voloanio Land, with 2-roomed Houso and shed. In Klugßland Read, Mount Albert.— Rent moderate.—Apply Mr Pattorßon, Violet sireet, rf\o LET, Nicely Furnished Bed and I Sitting-room; übo of kitchen; gas and water laid on; No children,—Apply tbla offlce. mo LET, Office corner of High-street and I Vuloan Lane.—Apply to R. Homo, No. 20, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, rpo LET, that comfortable Besidence, JL situated corner of Cook and Nelson streota, containing eight rooms, oto., water laid In. Retit, £70 per annum.—D.ff.Kvanß, Agent, Queen-street. r]pO LET, a comfortable, House of seven A rooms, wood Bhed, good well, nice garden; situate at Llnooln-street, Ponßonby; rent only lis per woek.— l). V. ' Kvans, Agent, Queen street, next " Herald" Offloe. rpO LKT.jHouse and Out-buildings, Or i_ ohard, and Grass Land In Mount Albert Distriot,—Apply J. C. Cairns, care Connell and Cooper. Vulcan Lana. ' ri>o I.ET, a comfortable Brick Building 1 of 6 rooms In Lower uhapel-i trcot. having a SDlendld view of the harbour.—Apply ot this offloe. ripO LET, Two Unfurniscd Beoms; use a.. of kitchen; superior neighbourhood. Terms, 9a.-Inqulre thla offlce. TO BE LET, that commodious Store in Cußtom-houße-streot (oloae to the wharf), lately ocoupled by W. Gunson as a Grain and Produce Store.—For particnlaro apply to Gun son St Martin, S3 Oußtom-honse street. rV\O LET, a New House of four rooms, I Boullery, oven, register grate, tanks: cor nor Ponsonby Road and Clarence - streut. — Apply Mra Parker, Ponsonby Koad. ' jj .0 LET,. Shop and Dwelling in Lower X Albert-street, near Uw wharf. Apply Central Land agency, comer ot Queen-Btreet and Vuloan Lane.—George Kraser, Manager. rIPO LEI, near Bomuera Railway htation, ■ a oonvenlent 6-roomed House In good repair.—Apply to Btaiion master, Remnera. f 810 LET, a Family Residence containing I 10 rooms, with suitable outbuildings, on tha Now North Road ; possession given Imme diately.—Apply to F. L. Prima, HBtate Agent, 28, N.Z. Insurance BnUß—igs. < 810 BE LET - The "Nook," very J. pleasantry situated in Upper Symonda streot, the rjroperty of Mr G. P. Pierce, now in tbe oeoupatton of Mrs Mackay, containing eleven rooms, water In the house. gaß laid on, and every oonvenlenoe for a family { large grounds, and commands a flno view.—Apply to H. Ashton and Son, No. 8, N.Z. Insuranoe Buildings. rpo LET, Furnished House, Handseine JL Villa Residence, containing 6 rooms, &0., all furnished complete, including piano, to gether with 5 acres In paddocks, garden, &0., situate at that delightful Beaßlde suburb North cote : rent, only 27s 6d per Week; referenoe required.—D. F, Kvans, Batata Agont, Queen street, next " Herald " Offlce. 7 r^O IRONMONGERS, GROCERS, K_B°_B& ERS ' AND QBNER"i STORK TO LOT, in Upper Symonds-street, a splendid CORNER SHOP, corner of East-street (oppo site St. Sepulohre's Sohool. This is one of the flnest positions in the Suburbs for business. Rent moderate. Apply H. ASHTON & 80N, Insurance Bnllal-ga. OFFICES To LET near Qneen-street.— John Barle, Tea-broker. High-street. IVTORTH SHORE.—To Let, a New i-i House of 10 roonts, well sltaated, and suitable for lodging house; also. Furnished Cottage.—X. and R. Under. Devonport Storo l Ecclesiastical. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO OIATION, cornor of Wellesley and Albert streots.—Meeting for United Prayer will bo held THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Bible Roading will be given. Friends are cordially invited. A BIBLE CLASS.for MEN every Sunday afternoon, from 3 till X. '■ Si. PAUL'S CHURCH.-St. Bar. -abas Day—B a,m„ Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Morning Prayer, Sermon, and Holy Com munion ; d3O p.m.. Kvenlng Prayer and Sermon, " Great Surprises." OT. MATTHEW'S.-Lt Sunday after O Trinity-11 a,m. and 630 p.m. Evening Sermon by tho Inoumbent, " Man's Selfishness and God's Self-Denial." _____■ ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH.-'lho Ser vices To-morrow (at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.) will be conducted by the newly-apnointed In cumbont. Rev. Humphrey Davis. Beatß free and open. All earnestly invited. PITT-STREET WESLEYAN CHURO n.-Morning. at 11, Rev. A, Held; Evenlng^at 6.30, Rev. G. W. T. Spenoe. GRAFT ON ROAD WESLEYAN OHURCH.-Mornlng, at 11, Rev. J. Wat kin; Evening, at 6.30. Rev. W. G. Parßpnson. PARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.— Sunday Services—Morning, at 11, Rev, Wi O. Parsonson; Evening, at 6.30, Mr Wilson. -YTEWMARKET WESLEYAN Xl CHUROH.-Mornlng, at 11, Rev. W, O. Oliver; Evening, at-6,30, Mr Cheeßeman. DEVONPORT WESL EVA CHURCH.-Mornlng, at H, Rev. G. W. T. -penoa; Evening, at 6,30, Rev. H. R. Dews bury. RCH-HILL WESLEYAN SER VICES. - Divine Servioe rt bp held In the Publlo School-room To-morrow Evening, at 6.30, by Mr Buchanan. '" ELLERSLIE WESLEYAN SERVICES —Divine service will be held in tho Pnblio School-room To-morrow Evening,' at 0.80, by Rev. W. C. Oliver. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Alexandra-street. —Sunday Servioes — Morning at 11, Evening at 6.30, Rev. W. B. Potter. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Pitt and Edwin-streets.—Afternoon at 3 o'clook. Rev. W, S. Potter; Evening at 6.30, Mr Cole- '. fijiRANKLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE X? MKTHODISTCHUROH.-Morningatll, Roy: J. Buy; Evening at 6 30. Mr T. Booth, T\J EWMARKET PRIMITIVE METKO AX DI9T OHUROH.-Servlcoa To-morrow: Afternoon at 3, Evonlng at 6.30. Rev. J. Guy. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Beres. ford-street.—The usual Servioea will be con ducted To-morrow (Sunday), at 11 am. and 6.30 ___ by the Pastor, the Rev. J. Robertaon, M.A, "ftTEw NORTH KOAD CONGREGa _LI TIONAL SUNDAY-SOHOOL—Publio worship will be conducted To-morrow, 11th June, ia tho above Sohool, by Mr Fletoher, at 6.30 p.m, WELLESLEY-STREET BAPTIST OHURCa-Sunday, June 11-Mornlng, in the Chapel, 11 o'olook, Mr T, Spurgeon; Kvenlngj in the Choral Hall, 6.50 o'clook, Mr t. Spnrgeon. MOUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH. —Pastor John Downing will preaoh Morning and Evening. p UNITED METHODIST FREE a a °?__o_<J ElSi an,* Yinoent-Btreeta- Sund&y Sprvlges. Jnne U, to be oonduoted In the Morning at n, and in the Evening at 6.30, by the fiay. T, Hodgson, UT. DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN hP ~°J?U^OH' Upper Symonds-Btreet,-Rav. T. MoKennle Fraaor, M.A, Morning at 11; Evening at 6.30, Leoture on Scripture Charao-' tors, " Moßes in Egypt," T\ 'HE Bey, Dr, McLeod will preach in ■ JL thQ Presbyterian Churoh, Devonport, on Sunday, the llth instant, at 11 o'olook In the Morning, and at 6.80 o'olook In the Kvenlng. J mEMPERANCE HALL.—Geo. A. I * *_ Brown will Leoture on Bunday night, at 6.30. Subjeot, "Jerusalem and the Jews." I Morning service at 11 o'olock. . ' CHRISTIANS' MEETING • HOUSE, Cook and Eobßon-DtrCets.—Lord's Day Evening, Juno U. at 6,30. Subjeot, " A Know ■ Ke ot Salvation^ ' HKISTADELPHIANS meet in tho Carlton Aoademy, Hobson-stroot, every j first day ot tho week for breaking of bread at II a,m,; Sqaday-eoUool at 3 p.m., and Biblo Class at 0.30 p.m. /CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LAT \_> TER-DAY SAINTS hold Meetings in the Masonlo Hall, Newton, on Sunday—ll a.m. lor Saorament, 6.30 p.m. preaching the Gospol. All I are Invited. No collection. THEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN ING SERVICES, under tho conduct of . the Young Man's Christian • Association, on Sunday Evening, from Bto 9. All are Invited. Seats Free.' STRIKING PORTRAITS of Ma and Mrs C. H. SPURGEON ma^ be obtained • at the S.S. Union Depot, Wcllealoy-sireot. PRICKS : Cabinets (single) 2s Gd „ (doable) 3s. Cartes (singles) Is ~ (double) Is 6d „ Prooeeds devote to New Baptist Churoh 8 Building Fund, j '■ ■ ■ ■ ■ — Board and Residence. a I BOAKU and RESIDENCE for a, Mar- JL> ried Couple or Single Gentleman of quiet habits.—For address apply this ogee. YICTQRIA BOARDING HOUSE, 141, .Victoria-street West. Board and Besidence- ...18s and 20s per week _ Board only .....lis perweek. V~ INCENT-STKEET-W. Stanaway has Removed to the above respectable and 'i healthy locality; bath and private sitting. JJ room with balcony. VACANCY for two Gentlemen; refer ence given and required —Mrs Graham, Banford House. Uppet Hobson-Btreet. _ . GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTJSL, _ \JC HOBSON-STRBKT. '% flOAKDari>Lodging . ..200 parWeat ' BINGLHIROOK „ I „2_». :e SUPERIOR Board and Besidence (bath, ~ O piano, largo grounds), hot to be oqnall ed, _ in central position in Auokland,'for families ladles or gentlemen. Address, Stab Offloe.



Lost and Found. LOST, by a poor woman, near Post Office, or in Queen-Btreet, Two fil-Notos, the last amount she had left in the Poßt offloe Savings Bank.—The owner is in great distress, and any one returning the money to this Office will receive 10s reward. LOST.-Lady's Silyer Hunting Watch, with gold chain and 2 lockets attaohed.— between College Hill nnd Queon-streot.— Any persona returning same to this offlce, will bo rewarded. LOST, a Whip, in or near Queen-street, on Friday evonlng.—A reward given on applying at tho Star offloe. , 4?1 REWARD. — Lost, Lorn Shelly 3&.JL Beach, a Brown Colt, 3 years old, with rope around neok.—Apply to J. Cargo, or Q. Lendrnm, Queen-Btreet. _ OEWARD.—Lost, Gold Locket (horse- Xoi Bhoo face) with Pendant attached.— Address Mr J. Colliok, Woll«Bloy-atreot Weßt. T"EN SHILLINGS RITWAKD.-Lost on tbe 6th day of Jnne, on Auckland Sta tion platform, a Silver Watch, between tho Paroel Offloe and the end ot tho platform.— Whoever returns tbo same to Mr Prlnoe, Vlo torla-street. will receive abovo reward. WOUND, a Fawn-coloured-"Greyhound i? on Queen-street Wharf.—lnquire at tho Police Station. IJiOUND, a sum of Money in Onehnnga. SA —Owner can havo the same by giving particulars, &o to O. J. Kemp, Church-street, Onehnnga, and paying ctßt of this advertise ment. Public Notices. BEFORE you go down town Shopping, o»ll at White's (near Hall). Parnoll. 1 ffclfc BAGS FOWL WHEAT, to arrive A""" on Monday, por Rotomahana, and for Bale by L. w. Eaton. aOUSES BUILT on the Weekly Pay ment System.-Apply, No, 2. Grafton Road, Eyber Paes. WEYRE, Kid Glove and Hat Depot, « Victoria-street. 50 Boya' Dark Tweed Suits from Bs, worth £1; Gold Thimbles, Is, worth 2a; All Wool Dress Serge, lOd. PAA YARDS All Wool Saxony! 01/ V Flannel. While, Is 3d; Bcarlet. la j Sid, worth 2s. Six-button Leplne Blaok Kid (sloves. 2s 6d pair,—Wm. Eyre, Viotoria-streot. TT)EPAInS Wananted for two years, l\) New Machine?] at 2s 6d por week.—D. >i. Chambers, 70, Queen-street (oppoßite Bank of N.Z.) COPIEB of Herr Carl Scbmitt's " Choral March," which has now reaohed its third edition in London, can be obtained at Hady's Auokland Muslo Warehouse. A GENTLEMAN, having large ex perience in both Home ard Colonial Markets, and who Is proceeding to England at an early date, Is open to undertake any Commissions for Auokland merchants or others at the usual rate.—Address, X„ Star Offlce, MOUNT WELLINGTON ROAD DIBTRICT BOARD. Notloe ia hereby given that tho above Board Intend, on the 23rd June, 1882, to make a Rate of NINEPENOE (9d) in the POUND on the Rateable Value of all Property In the Distriot, for the Period commencing Ist April, 1882, to 31st Maroh, 1883: tn* Rate to be payable in One Sum to Ma H.nby Doeehidgk, at his Roßldenoe, Panmure, on the Ut September, 1882. The Rate Book Is kept for Inspection by Rate payers at tbe offloe of the undersigned, Vuloan Lane, Auckland. BARTON IRELAND, Auokland, June 10,1882/ Chairman. "V" O T I O E, All over-due Aooountsmußt be paid before the 10th of June, or they will be handed over to my Bolloltori . All Aooounts owing by me must be rendered before that date for liquidation, or they cannot be reoognlsed. J. M. McLAOHLAN. mWO MOEE DEATHS through I the aooursed drink—one In the Harbour, one In the Hospital; another Widow and family thrown oa the oharity ot the public Friends and sur vivors earnestly warned not to follow tbe example of deceased, lest they too came to the same sad end. Fellow citizens. In God's name, I pray yon H abstain from the deadly drink, and B unite as one man to sweep from our B midst the evil thing. n £>«J^ TPOR NORFOLK ISLAND SPES&x JD AND NOUMEA. flh&S&nsa- Thesohooner MARY ELL^N •*-Wfyrs^; will call as above, on Wednesday •888-HS-BI next. 14th instant. For fralght or passage, apply to M. NICCOL, Agent. Auokland, June 10,1882. i —■gSSSH—H-Wl~"** mAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB. All Aooounts against the above Club must be rendered forthwith to the Treasurer, care of Mr W. H. Fenton, Queen-Btreet, Auokland. ripO FARMERS AND OTHERS. The undersigned have on Hand a Splesded Sample of Tartarian seed OATS,aiso 6,c00 eaoks Prime FEED OATS, at lowest current ratos. ■ ' E. MITOHTtLSON & CO., No. 19. Queen-street wharf. JV O T IC E, Ab It is the Intention of the Trustees in the Estate of Fred. Smith, Firmer, Whangarel, to floolaro a Dividend on the first day of July, 1882, all Aooounts must be rendered Ih full to the undersigned before that date. JAMEB WHtTELAW,im,„ ofmo ANDREW 800TT, /Trustees. Whangarel, April 15.1882. EXCELSIOR BOOT FACTORY, QUEEN-BTRICET, AUCKLAND. Having purchased tho Entire Stook, Plant, and Business of the above Faotory, from Mb. GKORGK HEMUS, we are In a position to execute all orders fer Boots, Shoes, &c„ at lowest Quotations. WM Mo ARTHUR St CO. rtpo THE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE. I, Geokqe Hemcts, fieg to draw attention to the above, and while thanking my customers for past favours, have to inform them that the Faotory Is still under my superintendence, and that any orders to Messrs. Wm. MoArttmr and Co. will receive from mo every attention, so as to secure rapid and satisfactory exeoution. *gINQER gEWING -flk/TACHINES RECEIVED HIGH AWARDS AND -FECIAL HONOURS AX THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, CHRISTCHURCH, TWO GOLD MEDALB AND TWO SILVER MEDALS. NEW F A MIIT MACHINE, With. Latest Improvements, May r_ bad on Time payments of 2s. Bd, a Week, without extra charge for Interest. Maohlnes (all olbsbbb) thoroughly Repaired at Faotory Prioes, LARGE NEW PREMISES NOW OPEN. Letters to be addressed— " The Singer Company, , 261, Queen-street, Auokland." SPECIAL EXTRA QUALITY COTTONS AT COST PRICE. T WISEMAN, 165, QCKEN-STREKT, ' Auokland. WATERPROOF BIDING APRONS. WATERPROOF PASTE FOR BOOTS, WATERPROOF LKQQIN-S. WATERPROOF HORBE COVERS, :-£! t\ TO fcl0)«W LENT on BuBdln) *^-4-" Society principles, or on other term to Bnlt borrowers. Allotments bought am Howes built on weekly payment system Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Sco List a Properties for sale on Ith page. Six per oenl allowed on money deposited for Invsetmont, ---1 C. Williamson, Land. Kstate and Hlnnnois • Aaent and Valuator, Vnloan Lan* Calls- HE ARCH HILL BRICK ANI TltiK COMf ANY (Limited). Notloe is hereby given that a Call (the f ourtl i of ONE SHILLING perßhare has beea marii payable te the undersigned, at the office of th . Company, No, 21, New Zealand Insurant: Buildings. Auokland, on MONDAY, the 3r i July, 18S2. J. FRIAR CLARKE*, '» . Secretary, Auckland, Bth Jnne, 1882,



Meetings. A UCKLAND COURSING CLUB. A Meeting ot the Club will be held on TUES DAY, June 13, at 7.30 p.m.. at tho Thistle Hotels , for the purpose of enrolling Member* and ap pointing Committeo and Officers, and to tran sact any othor buslnors that may ariso. Q. THWAITES, Hon, soo. pro. tern. AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO. OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. In oompllance with a requisition from 21. Members of the Society (whioh requisition ia now exhibited in tho Society's Office, as re quired by Bnlo No. 10), I hereby give notice that a Speolal Meeting of tho Auokland Per manent Co-oporatlvo Building and Investment Soolety will be held on TUKSDAY, the 13th day of Juno next, immediately after the ordi narj- annual meeting of tho told Sooloty, con vened for 7 30 p.m. on that day. BUSINESS: V To Repeal Rules Nos. 3, 4-6,14, 10,18.19, 21, and 75, and Sohedulo F, and m onaot JCew Rules and a New Schedule lns»BßoTf~ereof, aa adver tised in " The New Zei-Wijweruld' and Tubs Evening St.k, of 10thM#>H-S. JdttN BATGKR, Sooretary. AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO OPKRATIVE BUILDING AND IN VESTMENT SOCIETY. NOTICE. Tho Tenth Annual Mooting of the Auckland Permanent Co-operative Building and Invest ment Society, for receiving the annual report 'and accounts, nnd electing a committee of management and auditors for the ensuing year, will bo hold in tho Leoture Hall ot the Young Men's Christian Association, Albort-stroet, on TUESDAY, tho 13th June, 1832, at half-past seven in tho evening. JOHN BATGER. Secretary N.B.—ln accordance with rulo No. 44, noui 'lnatlons of Candidates for office must bo lodged with the Secretary on or before 31st Ma v. WORKING MENM FBIENDLY AID SOCIETY. The Annual Meeting of tho above Soolotr, for tlio election of officers and other important business, will bo held m the Oddfellows' Hall. Varnolh on MONDAY KVKRISG, 12th last., at 7 o'clook. All members aro requested to attend. E. BURGESS, Chairman. TjIARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION. A Special General Meeting of .the Early Closing Association will bo held in the W„■ *- ing Men's Club, on TUKSDAY KVENINI , -ho 13th Inf t„ at 8 o'olock, whon Groonra. and tno»n interested in the movement, are re.pt.~Viu if requested to attend. WM. SMITH. Lihalrum-.u. DEVONPOBT STEAM FERRY COMPANY (Limiibd). An Extraordinary General Meeting of tha" Phareho'ders will be held in the Devonr-ott Hall. Devonport, on MONDAY, the lOlh J . ». 1882, at 7 p.m. Business:—To afford Information ta tno Shareholders upon certain matters rolat- . > log to the Management of the Compuiiy. HUN J. TANNER. Seoretary. Auckland, June 10,1882. AUOKLAND BAND OF HOPE UNION CHOIR. * • ' Notloa.—Total Abstainers having a knowledge of music are earnestly invltod to meet Mr Tnde hope on 'I UKBDAY next, In the Temperance Hall, at 7.33 pm., to prepare now Servloe of Song. H, ROTHBRHAM, Choir Secretary. ROYAL OAR GOLD-MINING COM. •'- PANY (LIMITED). ' " The Ordinary Annual Meeting of the Share holders of tho Royal Oak (Sold,mining Company (Limited) will be held at tbe Company's Offloe. Coromandel, on WEDNESDAY, Jnne 28,1882; at 11 o'olock a.m. Business: To receive Retort and Balance sheet, to elect Directors and Auditors. W. HORNK, ..„.., Secretary. Coromandel 6th June, 1882. CITY OF DUBLIN GOLD MINIUG COMPANY (LIMITED). An Extraordinary General Meeting WC the- Shareholders will be hold at tho Company. Office; New Zealand Insurance RuUdlßßa. on TU_SDAY,thelthdayotJULY,lßS^nt3.3up.in. Business : To discuss the advisability of an amalga mation of this Company's, mine with that of the Caledonia and Waltekauri Extended, and, if amalgamation ba ap proved of* to pasß a resolution requiring thla Company to be voluntarily wound up; and that anew Company be formed. a»ld new Company to become possessed ot the ground of this Company, as also that of the Caledonia and Waltekauri K-tendeo, and to transact euoh business as may be deemed requisite, D. G.MaoDONNELL. Auokland, Bth June, 1882. an_Eer. ■KTEW ZEALAND LOAN AND' ■•*•* MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITBD). Notioa Is hereby given that the Ananal Local I Meeting of the New Zealand Loan and Mercan- ■■ "• tile Agency Company (Limited) will bo held at the Offlce of the Company, at Auokland, on THURBDAY, the 6th day of Jnly, 1882, at nooni FBEDK. BATTLEY, * Auokland. June 3,1882. Seoretary. nPHE UNION FIRE AND MARINE i INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW"?I ZEALAND. , , « MEKTIJ?_ F« T fat„?ip^^R J GENERAL MEBTINB of the Shareholders of tMs Oom- * pany will be held tn their Offloes RmM. street. Christchurch, on umoes« aereford- TUESDAY. 4th Joly Next, at Noon. Business:— 'L^-A Ta receive Balance-sheet and Report of tha M^in°Btin?J tWeIVO m°nths ««_gl_»t To Elect Three nirectors In Hen df Messrs J T. Peacook.G. G. Stead, and W. Rmtm who retire by rotation, and whrf X* eUgible for re-olcotfon. " Tvt% To Eleot Auditors for tho Company for tha ensuing twelve months, ™ W. DEVENISH MEARS,, -. Ohriatohnrch. May 30.1852? eoeral Manag 6^ ]p RAN KLIN NOR T p., Msjw Harms will address the Electors aa w°OTSiM-Monaay evening,; 12th InßtantV;' seven o'olook, at the BohooC^ Manner?- Wednesday evening, Hth Inst, honrt B6reli tfolock> iD tho Sohool- Auctions, ~ , 7 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14. T^^ 80,?.*' has "ceived instruo' „ ,«-tL OIIs 5 3 8011 b? auction (without roservat on Wednesday 14th June, at 11 o'Sook, rosem» ALL THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITUBIp contained In Mbb Oauuw- Dwelling house, next Mr O. May _ North Bhore. -Also. - ' ON SAME DATE, on the Premises, TheNino-roomedDWelUng-house now oo- c cupied by Mr O. Mays, unless disposed of by private contraot, to be removed oft the premises according to oondlUons ot ' sale. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. MONDAY, JUNE 12. -~ W. EATON W ILL,/ leli by auction, at his Mart, on Monday, June 12. at 11 o'clock. 20 oases Sydney Oranges 5~ 2 0Zen Norfolk Island Oranges 20 baga Kumoras ! -80 c^° t s 1(^ oklalld--rown Apples, a prime 60 bunches Bananas. * ". W." S. 000HBASK1 LJA3.DAOBB WEDNESDAY, JUNE U. DR A WIN "G-R OOM S UIT E, GERMAN -COUCH, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT PARNELL, HnHE Subscribers have received instruc _l tlons from Mr Maxwell to Bell, at hln residence, top of Grammar Sohool Road. Pm. Nell, on Wednesday. 14th Inst., at U o'clock? ~ THE WHOLE OF HIS PURNITITRII! b poußtetlsg of-German ConobT Bali f Chalra. AUBtrlan. Bent Wood PhniS. f J,taln*-ro<>«i|ito,9pieoes^Ch.S,; ; Rracketn, W H-. SoreM' WM_S-_ r Ornaments. aSSves, Pictures tvfiSSt _ Flower Stand Curtains, F__aeS*_ta . Irons, Gipsy Table, Matting. DlninS. " Table, Cheffonler, Couch ,Vlnlnil%?& Chairs, Oval T-blei BMka &SSZ. i Clock, Lampa;. Dinner SoFrtoe R?i2 and Gold ; China. O_4w_^oM_. Percffiator;Rlmn Bedstead, a a tffi i , Palilaases, Chests Drawers. Waahß-SJSi'V ■> Toilet Ware, Oommodl^mtoi?T»M^ Mirrors, Bith,;MotTedra^te Drawers, single BedsteaoX CatX" D liloloth, Long Bath. Baaker .^S?SL 8 ' i IX!fibf ,^'owke^^^S*^*.' » . -■" " — V ■ ' SAMUEL COCHRAKE^ SO® V'Vi Anctjoneon... 7... " ' (Oontitowd on Fourth Page,)