CABLEGRAMS.

[KKUTKB'S .TBLKOBAMS.

CRICKETERS AT DERBYSHIRE. LONDON, June 12.

9 The cricket match, the Australians v. Derbyshire, was commenced to-day at Ti«rbv The weather was cold and in turnout, but the attendance of spectators ™.a luree. The English team went in first, SdiS 'all disposed of for a total of 106. The Australians then commenced their fitsfc inning", and at the close of the day's navTd lot two wickets for 136 ruas. Mawie was bowled for 66, and Bannermnn caught for 24.

AUSTRALIAN.

A COMET VISIBLE.

MELBOURNE, this day. A comet was visible here shortly after sunset yesterday. In the Legislative Assembly last night, Mr Francis submitted his resolution setting forth that the proposed remission of taxa tion, as announced in the Treasurer's budget, was inconvenient and undesirable, in view of the improbability of there being ajanrplus at the end of the present financil year. Mr Franch declared that he did not intend that his resolution should be deemed a vote of want of confidence in the Govern ment

Sir Bryan O'Loghlen moved the adjourn mentof the debate, and the House rose.

MELBOURNE, June 14,

New Zealand oats have advanced about Id per bushel during the week, and aro now quoted at 4s Id to 4s 3d for feeding, and 4s 3d to 4s 4d for milling sorts. In the Legislative Assembly to-day, the Commissioner for Trade and Customs stated that the Government did not intend to allow drawback on barley imported tor malting. ■ _

TELEGRAMS.

{PBB TRUSS ASSOCIATION.)

CHRISTCHURCH, this day,

The Rev Mr Cummin?, lately appointed Inspector to tho Board of Education, was thrown lrom a buggy in High-street yes. terday, and had his elbow fractured Tho Hospital Board are moving in the direction of getting a training ship at Lyttelton. , • , j * Further exhibition awards include :— Southern Cross Petroleum Company, gold medal; Sykes, Auckland, silver medal, for hygiienic bath; A. Ruschek, Auckland, Siller medal, fer taxidermy; W. Gordon, Taranaki, bronza medal, for artificial orange tree. A TBIBF RAT-TKAPPED.

A Christchurch storekeeper having re peatedly missed cigarettes from his window in the vicinity of a broken pane of glass, set a »at-trap. A few minutes afterwarda he had the pleasure of seeing the thief caught by the hand in the trap. The skating races at tho Exhibition, last night, were a great succeis. Over 2,000 persona were present. THE STEAMEK WESTPORT.

TheWestport has been beached along side the Akaroa wharf. Some of tho bow plates are stove in and jagged. The ship is in an excellent position, having settled on a^level keel.

WELLINGTON, this day.

The Education Department have pro mised a liberal support towaids the estab lishment of tho Girls' High School in Wel lington. A suitable building has been ob tained at a low rate of rent.

DUNEDIN, Wednesday.

The City Council intend taking legal proceedings against Mr Proudfoot, the tramway proprietor, to compel him to cease using steam engines on the lines. A meeting on the Waikaka goldfield carried resolutions in favour of the rednc tlonofgold duty and miners' rights, and also expressed the opinion that miners should be allowed to prospect on private property, on condition that, if payable irold were found, they should be allowed to purchase by arbitration. If payable gold were not found, the miners to restore the land U its previous state. Another wire-rope tramway is to be con structed in Dnnedin, similar to the Koslyn one. This one will proceed up High-street, which is very steep, to Mornington suburb. Traffic is expected to be begun by Chrißt mas.

INVERCARGILL, Wednesday..

At a recent meeting of the Southland Institute, Mr McArthur, Inspector of Forests, read an interesting paper on forestry. In the paper the opinion was expressed that if remedial measures -\reie not passed by Parliament, the country wovld suffer very materially. He looked upon the planting of used up saw-mill areas with young; trees as a thoroughly feasible project.

TIMARU, Wednesday.

At the Supreme Court to-day, the fol lowing: sentences were passed :—Charles Heatley, for horse-stealing, six months; Thomas Christie, for forgery, two years; John Thomas Healy, for uttering, two year«; Frederick B. Ullamore, found guilty of larceny from the house of one Lockwood. with whoso wife he eloped, was sentenced to six months.

SCHOONER RACE.

OH arrival of the schooner Cygnet last evening, many enquiries were made of the master, Captain Ross, as to whether or not he was willing to contest a •ailing race with the German schooner Flora; the probability of the event taking place having caused some little discussion in town. He replied that he was quite ready and willing to do so, and it was considered that the race was as good as arranged.- Captain Ross challenged the Flora to race over the course for the Auckland Regatta champion schooner race fora nominal sum, the vessels to start at 9 o'clock to-morrow morning. No reply had feeen received up to a late hour this after noon, but jt is expected the answer will be favourable. ■' _____

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Junk 15.1382. Bank ef New Zealand—Buyers, £23 7s 6d ; sel lfiffl £23 129 6d New Zealand Insurance-Buyers, 82a South British Insurance- Buyers, oss 6d Colonial do—Buyers. 10s 3d Adokland Gas-^Sellers. £1010a Union Sash and Door—£810» Bay of Islands Coal-Betters, «9 2s Bd Coromanael 8.8. UO.-Buyers. 12s 6d Bigher and Co.—Buyers, lla 6d s sellers, 12a Accident Assurance— Buyers, is Mbanatalari— Buyer*, 18s Alburnla-Buyers. 13516 d Caledonian—sellers, 11s 6d Premier-Bnyers. 6i Martha-Sailers. 93 3d Wheel of Fortnne-iB _WerahU £ c l^d^!N ßel^^6a. hairfflani

TO-MOBRO\v'S OBSERVim will contain "Clerical Professional Beauties," ". A • Preßby fnHnn fimndal" " Things bb they mlebt nave bßellßtofprlzßß.-[Advt.] • _ The Wairoa Kiiles engaged in their quarterly competition for the Ehrenfried Star on Saturday last, when Li^ten^t Crawford again carried it ■ off, hiß score being 45 out of a possible CO at 200, 400, and 500 yards. , The Treasurer of the St. Stephen s Orphan Home acknowledges, with thanks, £13 2a 3dirom Mr W. Warren, being net prccseds of the Why Queen Queen concert, with full statements and vouchers oi re ceipts and expenditure. "While two brothers named Elmslie were out rabbit-shooting, at Kihikihi, on Mon day.the yoanger one acfiiden tally discnargea the contents of his piece, and some of the shot lodged in his brother's hip and thigh. The new premises of the Northern Boot and Shoe Mannfactnring Co. are to lie erected oa a spacious allotment situate just above Gleeson's Hotel, in Lower Hobson street. ' The buildings will be three storejs high. Plans are n»w being prepared. OnSuaday last Mr Vincent E. Kico, Secretary to the Board of Education, was taken ill with peritonitis, and, since Tuesdavi his condition was considered to bo very critical.' Though in a very weak state, and almost unable to take nourish mont, we are pleased to learn that to-day there is a decided improvement. Dre. Philson and Stockwell are attending Mr Vice.

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY

(FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.)

WELLINGTON, this day.

Petitions Reported On,

The Petitions Committee have had under consideration the petition of Frank Hedges, master of the Angleoch, for a breach ot Arms Act. Mr Hurst produced certificate of character, and shewed that the case was a very hard one. Mr Rol leston will probably be examined to ascer tain why he had not given the case his at tention.

The petition of Polkinghorne and Emerle, arrested for the Wade smuggling and after wards released, is likely to receive the favourable consideration of the Govern ment, being impressed with the idea that that the petitioners had suffered wring.

North Auckland,

At a meeting of North Auckland mem bers, it was resolved to combine to get a fair share of money for roads and bridges in the north out of the new loan.

Mr Hurst, who presided at the meeting, wna deputed ta arrange for a deputation to the treasurer.

On interviewing the Premier, he was in. formed that as the Treasurer's statement would not contain detailed proposals, there was no necessity for hurry, The petition re Puhipuhi block of kauri bush, between Hokianga and Kawakawa, has been pressed by Mr Hobbs on the Native Affairs Committee, and was under codsideration to-day. As a re-hearing has been applied for by the ousted notives, the Committee deferred its decision until it is ascertained whether there-hearing will be granted.

By some accident a short mpply of Han sard, Nos. four aud five, has been printed, and those who receive copies of those num bers should take cace of them as only a few will bo sent.

The Action Against the Go-

vernor.

Mr Hunt, of Samoan celebrity! i 3 still here prosecuting his action a«ainst Sir A. Gordon for £8,000 damages for forcible re i raoval from Samon, The present position of tbo case is this : Mr Hunt has served a writ and declaration on Sir Arthur Gordon, to which the Governor has pleaded (1) that ho was empowered to take the action he did by virtueol an Order-in-Council under the Imperial Western Polynesian Act, and (2) that the New Zealand Court has no juris diction, and if it Had, ita authority in the present case is debarred by the caso having already been heard in the Supreme Court of Fiji. Mr Hunt puts in replies to these pleas next week. They jwill be in sub stance a declaration tbat the Western Polynesian order was -ultra vires, and an assertion that a British official may be sued in any colony under the jurisdiction which he may, for the time baing, be residing. Mr Hunt talks of going to England to prosecute his claims there.

Ihe Postponement of the Finan

mat statement

There is a, good deal of speculation in the lobbies re the reason for postponing the financial statement, it being known that not only was the statement ready/ but that the Cabinet had agreed that filr Rolleston should read it in Major Atkinson's absence, Two theories are hazarded, one being that Mr Rolleston got frightened of his task at the Jest moment, being fearful of the task of defending Major Atkinson's figures and propositions, should criticism follow immediately upon the deli very of the Budget. The other theory is that Ministers still contemplate alterations in tbo Budget proposals. A Roland for an Oliver. Mr Shrimski, who is a house-owner at Oatuarn, has turned the tables on Mr Holmes for his Bill limiting distraint for rent. He has given notice of two new clauses to the Bill, declaring that no legal practitioners shall have any claim on deeds in his pos session, and in cases of bankruptcy shall bo compelled to give up all documonts and deedst to the official trustee, and prove for the account in the same way as any ether creditor. Mr Holmes is a lawyer, and Mr Shrimski says these gentlemen always take good care to protect themselves. He desires, therefore, to give them a taste of the sauce they would mete out to landlords. Railway Returns, Mr Wright has given notice for publica tion in the monthly returns of the railway working account of a statement of the gross cost of constructing each line Leading Lights for Manuftau. The Hon Mr Williamson has ei»«n notice of motion in the Legislative Council for leading lights' to be placed at Manukau Heads, The object of this motion is to enable vessels to cross the bar at night. When the lighnhonso was elected there were also placed in a line with it a receptacle for lamps to be used as leading lights in the same way as is done successfully in many bar harbours in the Koutb.Throuehtheopposition,it is believed, of Captain Wing, harbourmaster, these lamps have never been lighted, and vessels are, of course, obliged to lie outside all night, when they might enter with perfect safety. The Northern Steamship Company have tried in vain to get this rectified, and Mr Williamson's motion is intended to accomplish that desirable change. There is no good reason why small vessels like the Uauraki and Macgregor should not enter the Manakau at any hour of the night.

The House To-day.

The House met at 2.30.

in the House to-day, the Government, replying to Mr J. £. BROWN, expresed its willingness to afford members an oppor tunity to visit Chrictchurch Exhibition if the Housee desired it, and'consultlwith tho members as to the most suitable time.

FRANKLIN NORTH ELEC TION.

Thk polling for the election of a gentle man to represent the district of Franklin North in Earliament is proceeding to-day, at the several pc ling places in the elector* ate, viz., Otahuhu, Papakura, Mangare, Papakura "Valley, Howick, Turanga, Wairoa, and the Island ot Waiheke. The candidates are Major Benjamin Harris, who was one.ot the representatives of the old district of Franklin, in the previous Parliament, and Mr W. F. Buckland, a gentlemau who, though hitherto untried j in politics, has served a lengthy appren ticeship in connection with local governing bodies. At Otahuha, the principal polling place, a great deal of interest has been excited in the contest, and the two candidates is widely marked. At the dividing line between -the snpporters of eleven o'clock to-day the usually quiet roads were thronged with vehicles of every description, presumably engaged in bring ing votes to the poll. Amongst the crowd at the polling booth, the Public Hall, num bers of city residents might have been seen* Mr Cotter is the Returning officer, and every vote in subjected to the strictest scrutiny, challenging being very frequent. After the poll had been opened two hours this morning, even Major Harris's strongest supporters admitted that Mr Buckland had had considerably the best of it j indeed it was currently reported that Mr Buckland had polled two votes to his opponent's one. The poll will close at six o'clock, and the result of the election at Otahuhu and some of the other polling places should be known in town before eight o'clock;1 The returns fiom Waiheke will probably not be to hand till to-morrow.

At the sitting of the Police Court this afternoon, James Walsh was brought up and charged with larceny as a bailee. After hearing the evidence, His Worship {Mr Macdonald, R.M.) dismissed the case. .

The question of tramway contraction •will be revived.at the meeting of the1 City Council to-night, an offer to construct two linea on certain conditions having been Bent in by Mr W. S. Totten on behalf of the St. Helier'a Bay and Worthcote Land and Building Society. He proposesto lay down with double rails two lines, viz., one along Queen-street, Hbbson-street, Wellesley street, Pitf-street, and by way of Kuan eahape road to Ponsonby, thence by way of College Boad to town again, and the other along Welleslev-street East, Sy monds-street, through Kyber Pass Koad to Painell whence it would run via the Beach Koad and Custom-house, street to Queen-street. The applicant asks for a 21 years' monopoly, and if his terms are accepted, the Company he re. presents are prepared to go on with the work as expeditiously as possible. B. is a hale old bachelor, ordißarily with white hair. The other day a tnend met him, and exclaimed, at fleeing his purple black locks': "How's this! Have you taken to dyeing ?" " Oh, ho," replied 8., «' but lam deep in mourning." - .

ACCIDENT TO CAPTAIN AMODEO.

A telegr iM from Onehuuga was received this afternoon by the manager of the Northern Steamship Company, asking him to send a cab out to Onehunga at once, as Captain Amodeo had been bauly hurt. The Macgregor, of which Captain Amodeo is master, was expected this afternoon from Waitara, and it is surmised that he was injured during the progress of the gale yes. terday; It is just possible that the accident may have been caused since the arrival of the vessel in the Manukau,

THE ARCH HILL BOARD.

(To the Editor.)

gii^ Permit me to demonstrate that your informant re the state of the Arch Hill Koad (vido last night's STAB) ia highly erroneous, not to say untruthful in his re flections on the "gentlemen who constitute the Arch Hill Board." (1) The boundary of the Arch Hill District terminates at fully two hundred yards distance from the Star Hotel. (2) Although living on the above road, and traversing it daily (Sun. days excepted) from end to end, I have not seen or heard of any of the several accidents which, according to your information, have recently occurred, except in the case of Messrs Warnock's cart, which accident happened folly two hundred yards outside the boundary of the Archhill district on the road leading to the abbatoirs, which, in the language of your informant referred to above, is in a disgraceful stato._ (3) Ac to the amount spent on the repairing of the road, your informant is also in error, as a voucher in my possession, signed by the Treasurer of the JMowton Highway District, will teetify. In conclusion, I challenge your informant to the proof of his state ment, or to refute anything herein con taiaed.— Yours, &c.

John Biknie, ireasurer, Arohhill Highway District.

The several petitions being circulated in the suburban districts in favour of incor poration with the city are being largoly and iniluentially signed. The Grafton petition is in chawo of Mr Ashton, nnd already the signatures of a majority in number, aud a very large majority in value, have beep ap pended to it. Mr Brooking is receiving iignaturos to the KarangaUape petition, and ratepayers representing a nm]onty in value have signed their names as favourable to tho district joining the city Apoti. tion is said to be in circulation in the Mount Eden District, but tho officials of the local Board have heard nothing concerning it. ' -

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 15,



L.oat and F6und. J3QI) R "E W A R D U)ST. laat night, between Hallway Btatlon and Newton. aPooiot-book containing £30C In £20 notes: the numbers of notea are known.and payment is stoppod.-TJ>e above reward will bo paid to any ono bringing the mousy to tkU Offioo. LOaT, this morning, a Gold Ajbort Chain, between Aroh Hill and Q*e«n- Btraat- &a reward at this offloe. OsT, Liver-and-white Po inter Dog on Monday. 12th —Finder please obllgo by roturnina: same to Thomas Ball. GlartHiiont ■treat (off Kyber Pass). Auckland. _ LOST, some time ago, a Gold Karr'ng, Bet with three small cor»V>.— VM rowatd on returning aamo ta this offlca. LOST,— From ifreemau's Bay, oa Fri day last, a IB foet Bout painted whits with red bottom—Kinder will be rewarded on applying at Stab offloa. FOUND, a Pointer Dog. Owner can have »»m» by paying expanses. If not claimed in seven days will be sold.—Apply thla offloe. ' . CSTKAViSD — from Cook's Stables — a O Chestnut Gelding, about 1H hands high.— Howard on returning same to Ooak'B Stable*. Board and Kesldence. BOARU and RESIDENCE for a Mar rled Conple or Single Gentleman of qutot habits.—Kor address apply this oflloe. IRST-CLASS Board and Ke»idence; slao. private bedroom and sitting; room. suitable lor lady and Gentleman.—Boresford House, corner of Pitt and Beresford-gtreets. ACANCY for two Gentlemen; refer enoo Riven and required —Mm Graham, 9«ntord Honna. Upper Hobaon-ntreet. "fTACANCY tor Two or Thr«e Gentle- T men, four mlnutos from P.O. If per? manont 18s por woofc.—For address apply W. I), UttUcn. Confectioner. Qnoon-street / IUVKKNUK iJKOWNB HUTJS-, VJT HOBaON-STBKKT. akd ams liOdoinq ..___..2fti por Week BiNor.a Room---— -— - — -..Ma. T> X. SIJLVA'd RESTAURANT, X\i» Cosmopolitan Buiuofsas (nest the Cosmopolitan Hotel). TWO DOQBS FROM Qa«BN-StRB»T. MEALS— 9d, fbom 7 s-m. TO I? 4.M. Board and Lodging. 17s Per Week. CJUPKRIOR Board and Residence (batn, O piano, large Rrounds). not to be eqnall cd. In central position In Auckland, for families, ladles orgontlemon. Address,STAnOffloo. Meetingfl. _ TTOUMG MEN'S CHRISTIAN L ASSOCIATION, corner of WeUesley and bert streets.— Evangelistlo Service, THIB 'hureday) KVKNING, at 7.30. All ara invited. tooont arrivals cordially invited. miERNAN'S FREEHOLD bOLD- X MINING COMPANY (UMITHD). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDKES. The First Annual General Meeting of Share holders will be held at tho Company's Offloe. {8w Zealand Insurance Company's Buildings, Auokland. on FRIDAY, June 18, at 11 o'clock B<ln' JAME9 BTODART, Secretary. Auckland, Juno 1.1833. ji f OVAL »TAX OV . VS?WSS_/ J-J AUCKLAND LODGIT, af*sS?^&j NO, 20, LO.O.ff. Members of the abovo .. _^w . Lodge are reminded that the Q^ Nomination of Officers for ensuing term takes place on the eventnga of THURSDAY, the 15th and 22nd Instant. By order ot the N.G. & _ U _ H . Anokland. June 13.1882, Secretary. The Panorama of vans WONDERS OF THE WORLD, Will be Exhibited In the WEIiLKSMV ■ STREET BAPTIBT SCHOOL, OH TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1882, At 7.50 p.m. ADMISBION-Adults, 10; Children, Bd. Tenders. t>[OKQUGH O? PARNELL. Tenders will be received at the Berough Counoil Office, Monukau Road, up to 5 p m. on lON DAT, the 19th instant, lor a Supply ot land-broken Metal and Fine and Coarse Scoria Ash; also, for Dray, Two Horses, and Man lor oocaalonal Day Work. '_..__• . Particulars to be obtained at the Borough Council tOffloe. between the honrs of 9 and 10 a.m. arid i to 5 p.m. 8 . REyNOI , DS , Town Clerk. TENDBKS will be received at the Aichi teot'B Office, Tnuranga, up to noon of 3rd July for the areotlon ot a Brick Building at Tauranga. Flans can be Been at Mr Ham mond'a Officer, 8.8. Bnlldinßß, Auckland, or at ;he Architect's Offlee, Tauranga.—Fitz-Uibbon Ludoh, 0.X., Asohiteot, Xauranga. mKNDBRS wanted tor Building Chim- X neys far two Dwellings; also, Stone Foundation for Dwellings —P. Duder, North Shora. ' '_ Sar continuation see Firat Page Gazette in Bankruptcy. XN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZKALAND, MpRTHKRN piSTKIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Act. 1878." and the several acts amend ing the same, and of the Bankruptcy of Fbhdkbick Bennett, or the City of Anokland, in the Colony of New Zea land, Gardener, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that it U the intention of Frederick Bennett, the above named debtor, to apply to this Honourable Court on WED NESDAY, the !Bth day of Juno Instant, at the hour of 11 tfolook In the forenoon, or bi soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard in that behalf, for an order of immediate discharge. ■ ' Dated at;Auekland, this lSth day ot June, 1882, H. WILLIAMSON, Solicitor for Debtor. Shortland-stioet, Auckland.



__Wantea. WANTED, a General Servant, for a emnll family; reforonce required.- Apply to Mr Eagleson, Albury House, Wol lo3lev-3treet Weat. ■ WANTED, Bench Hands, Knee Hands, Watertight Closers, and Apprentices* —J. Trenwith. Boot Factory, Wakeileld-street. WANTED, a Boy or Young Man tuf Parcels .and General Work.-J. I.M. MoLachlan. - WAnTkD, Traveller for a WaiKato House; must have experience in general store bußineaß,— Apply at Commercial Hotel, Auokland. . ANTED, immediately, Good Cook and Laundresß.—Apply, Mrs Ruok, Parnell. forenoon. WANTED, a respectable Girl, about 13,-Apply at this offloe. „ WANTED, a Dairy of good Fresh Bitter.—Apply to Warnook Bros,, Durham-atreot West. hTTTED, a Youth about 18, that un derstands oarnenter's' work.—Apply to Mr Maxwell, Grooer, Qneen-atreet. WANTED, a General Servant, also a Nurseglrl.-Apply, Mrs Orulckshanki Parliament slroet.__ WANTED, a General Servant; also, a Nursegirl.-Apply to Mr D. Fallen, near Railway Station, or to Mra Taylor, Symonds titroot. \»/ ANTUD, Intelligent Young Girls as V v Apprentices to tho Baot Machining ; liberal terms. Also, Youths to tho Clioking.— Young Bros . Durham-street. ___ WANTED, a smart Girl to assist in housework.—Apply to Mrs Crawford, Medloal Hall, Newton. WaNTjkD, a KUnman; must know how to handle brloks; Bteady work, good wages. Also, a Pick and Bhovel Man.— Moohanios' Bay Brlokworks. Office, 27, Queen street. ANTED, Two smart Boys (cutters offl; steady work; good wages.—Me ohsnlo'ii Bay Brlok Works. . WANTED, a good Plain CooK ana Laundress; also, a Houßemaid; refor onocs required.—Mrs Whttson; Waterloo Qaad rant. WANTED, a Young Man to drive a Broad Cart; must bo acquainted with the traae.-Apply R. and R. Duder, North Shore. WAM'KD, a Man to make himself generally useful.-Apply at Auckland Hotel ■ WAN.TED, a Nuraeeirl, from 12 to 14. —Apply at the Newton Hotel. -aTANTBD, a Waiwess for a country J T hotol.-Apply H. & J. Binßtoad. Free man's Bay. WANTED, a strong. Lad to drive a baker's oart—Apply J. H. Ferguson, Star Bakery. Chapel-aireet. _. WANTED, a respectable young Man.— Apply tol K. & W. Uellaby, Butohers, Shortlana-btroot. WAJNTEu, sevoral good Machinists, Fitters, and Improvers; also. Appron tloea. Highest wages given to good hands,—G. Blaok — Co.. VloiorU-Btroet Ko.nu WANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply to Portland House, Hobßon-Btroet. At* TED, a smart Lad for the kitchen. Apply at Thames Dining Rooms. \\T ANTED, Stout Lad.-^J. Phillips, W Darby-Btroot. WANTED, Two Gas Fitters.—Apply at the Gas Woraa. W~ ANTED, for a family in Remuera, a young Man to look after horse, attend to gardon, and mako himsall generally usofal.— Apply to A. Noblo. (jrocor, Newmarket. \\i ANTED, a smart Girl to aßsist in W Housework.—Apply after G p.m., to Mrs Crawford, Medical Hall. Newton. ANTED, a Strong Boy, about 17, used to horsas, and good milker; wages liberal.—Apply at Old House at Homo, Hobson street, on Friday, at 10 a m. WAwTEO, a Good Laundress to taka Washing.—Apply at once Mrs Roberts, Albert Ootel. WANTKD, a good General Servant for the country; highest wages Riven.— Apply Gloason's Hotel, foot of Bobson-etroot. \\J ANTED, to Sell Five or Six Good VV Farm HorseSi-Apply to W. Crowther. AJSTBD, a middle-aged, trustworthy, Working Housekeeper; must undor sland dai'y work; gooi wag«B.-Apply on Friday at Old House at Home, Uobson utreot. at 10 a.m. X\7 ANTED KNOWN - Cloth Table TT Covors, 5s Oil; Turkinh Towols, 8d: everything olao ohoap.—Brennan's Auokland House, Ylotoria-streot. • \\T aNTKD to Rent, in Parnoll, aStablo y » of two stalls and a Coach-homo.—Apply at 12 Qaean-atroot. AJNTED by a Lady, a Room, uniur nlshed (ground-floor), with fireplace. State price.—address W.H.. Star offloe. aNTtD, Sensible Cash Buyers to inspect Kxtra Good Valuo in Ueneral Drapery and tho most Stylish Millinery in AuoKland.—Allen's, Vlotorla-etreet Weat. WANTED, by a steady, single Young Man.who has had a practical knowledwo of farming (English and Colonial) in all its branches, an engagement as Manager or Assis tant. Pun moke Kngilah Cheddar Choose if re quired ; good references;— Address, F. Allen, "Herald "offloe. Wf ANTED KNOWN, that Gnnsonarid Vi Martin, 63. Custom-house-street, are supplying Maize. Oats, and Beans (crushed and whole). Bran. Sharps, Chaff, Bonedust, aa, at _owcßt Rates. W~~ ANTED, a Situation, in towu or oountry, by a respooiablo man, who la not afraid of wortc.—Apply by letter to W, A. Millar. P. 0., WhanKorei. WAN iED KNOWN—That J. Cos grave & Co. are Selling Men's Geolong Tweed Tron-ora and Vesta for 17s Bd. \\j ANTED KNOWN-Tweed Trousers, T' 7a lid ; Coats, 13a 6d: Hard Folt Hats. 3s 0d; Knitted Socks, oi.—Bronnan's Auokland Mouae, Vlctorla-Btrcot. ANTED Known-That J. Cosgravo and Co. are flolUng Strong Heavy Tweed Trousors tor 8a lid. \\) ANTED to Lease or Kent, a Small V T Shoji in a populous locality. No obieo tion to taking a Small Stock In either Fruit. Kanoy Goodo, Grocery, or Boots.—Address ~8.. Poat-offlce. ANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos gravo and Co. are selling Tweed Mao Intoah Coats for SOs, warranted. WANTED, a Dairy best Fresh Butter. —Apply Thomas Ko welL, Karangahapo Boad, Anokland. __^ WANTED, all persons interested in Te Aroha stook to become subscribers to "The Te Aroha Mali," prioe 2d. Auokland Agent, Mr Maoky, foot of Cook-street. Ad vertisements received by Ingram and Co., Hoffman's Bnlldlnas. ! WANTED to Sell, very Cheap (for two weeks). 400 Canterbury Pigs' Jowls, only 3d lb: 60 dozen of Assorted Jams, 7d tin, 0a Bd dozen; 30 dozen Salad Oil, 6Jd bottle, 2 foe Is; 12 dozen Assorted Pickles, Od bottle. S for 2a; 10 owt Potatoes. 7 lba for 6d, IS lba for la; 1 ton of Pumpkins. 11 lbs for Qd, 3i 6d tor lit lbs; about 1200 lbs ot Currants, only i\i lb, 3 lbs for 1b ; White Carrots, 12 lbs for Bd.-H. WATTa. Pltt- Btreet. Please to bring your own kits with you. Oattor Oil, 8d bottle; 20good Clocks, only 7sod each. ; . WANED KNOWN, that Sharland's Tonlo Balsam and Liver Regulator is u<ed with marvellous Bucoess for Indigestion. Price, Sa a bottle.—Address i Opposite Post offlce. WANTED Known—That J. Oosgrave and Co. are Selling Men's Serge Suits for 27a Od. ' WANTED KNOWN—The _n&lißh Pharmacy, 181, Queen-street, is Con nected by Telephone with Newton, Northoote, Takapuna. and North Shore; also with all subscribers. WANTED KNOWM—That at the North Shoro Pharmacy. Prescriptions are dispensed, and Medicines, Toilet Articles, Nursery Requisites, &c, supplied at the same price as In Queen-street. , WANTED Known, that you can Dress well for a Small Weekly Payment by going to Munro and Mllllgan, See advertise ment on front page. . WANTED KNOWN-That, Sharland's Worm Powders are the most popular and successful remedy now known. Price Is paokot.- Address: Opposite Post-office. ANTED KNOWN -Calico?, 3d j All Wool Flannels, 73d; Scarlet Flannel, Is; Sheeting, 10Jd.~Brennan's Auokland House, Victoria-street. '■ \\r ANTED KNOWN— Thaj; Newton T V beats Queen-Btreet for Cheap Clothing and Drapery, and that we beat Newton.—J. and w. Williams. Importers, 82, Karangahape Road. WANTED, Jfurchasers lor Good Swede Taralps, in lots of 5 tons, delivered at any railway station within 10 miles of Otahuhu, Price. 80s per ton, or 25s on the ground.—F—hei and Co WANTKD KNOWN, — That Shar. land's Family Pills are invaluable foi Constipation, Headache, and Indlgeßtion.- Price Is Bot. Addreßß-Qppoßito Post Offlce. W" AJNIED Known—That if you don'l hurry up you wont be in time to get t Mackintosh Coat.-J. fc W. Williams. ANTED KNOWN—Men's Tweec Vests, 38 6d; Youths', 2s 6d; Boys'. 2s. Ful Btook Hosiery from 3}d a pair. Boys' Blastii Braces from JJ4; Men's from 6d. Men's anc Boys' Felt Hats and Shirts in Great Variety.- J. fc W. Williams. WANTED KNUWN, that Sharland'i Cherry Peotora,l relieves Coughs in tei minutes; bottles, 2s Bd.—Address. oppOßlb Post-office. WAISTED KNOWN—Ladies' k Stock ing's. 64; Wool Squares, 6}d; Ned Frilling, 2d yard.—Brennan's Auckland House Victoria-street. ; W~~ ANTED.-The Public to know tha Munro Ss Mllllgan. Uobson-street, hay added to their Tailoring tDermrtment a brand for the manufacture of Boys' and Youth Clothing, made to ordor. from their large stool of qua' anteed shrunk tweeds. WANTED itNOW-N — Tradesnie^ Quarterly Accounts Made Out on Colleoted; also, Renta and Debts Colleoted o: Commission, by WlUlam Cox t oorner of Pit and Ylncont-stroets. ' WANTED KNOWN—The only Jpei feet Cure for Toothache and Neuralgii and no oure no pay, Is by applying; to Prof ccix Gussoott, the only Practical' Herbalist in tl Colony.—BhortU-d-Btreet.



Wanxea. \]k I ANTED, an^Upholstercr ; must be i V T First-class Chap, and steady workmen references * required. — Apply to Arthur'i rfgmont Furniture Faotory, Patea, static terms. • . WANTED to Sell.a nearly new osnto board Yacht, well found and coppered.- O. Bailey. Shipbuilder, near the Dock. WANTED KNOWN-J. B. Marriott, Auctioneer and General Buleeman, wil; hold his Bale of Horses, etc., every Wednesday in eaoh week. WANTED KNOWN—That wo have Invoices of Shirtlnga, Flannels, Dress Materials, Felt Carpets, and Cocoa Matting per Lalra, just arrived, and will be landed in a lew days.-J. & W. Williams. \»7ANTED KNOWN—Boys' and Men's V» Overcoats cheaper than tewn, at J. and W. Williams'. WANTED, Settlers to know that Amerloan Waggons, light and heavy, either with or without springa, are for salo &t A, Maokio's, Durham-atroet, also, very hand some Hooded Buggies, double and single, hung on an entirely new principle, and of the best quality ever yet landed oa these shores. WAN lit!}— Tailors to bear in mind that I have In stook a large assortment of Black and Blue Superflncs and Doeskins, Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim mings of all descriptions, short lengths of whioh I out at Wholesale Prioe. A, LOVKTT, WeUosloy-Btroo W"~ ANT E O KNOWN— BLOMFIKLD'3 SOOTHING POW i DICES, a cooling aperient for Children outtlng teeth, troubled with oruptlons of Bkln. Packets, In; Post, Is 2d.-WKST KNIJ PHAUMAUY, Ponsonby. WANTED KNOWN—W. H. Dampier begs to inform his friends, and also the public, that having purohaaed the Boot and Shoe Bubinsss lately carried on by Mr W. Johnstono, Victoria-street, and having retained the services of Mr Budge, foreman to sir W. J, for the post 2} years, he will oontlnuo to supply Boats and Shoos made to order of the same quality as hlthorto, and at prices that will en- Bure tho continuance lot a good business. As regardß tho German, Fiench,|and English Dopartmont, I bavo added a loige Btook of Fresh Bargains in Boots ;and Shoes, which I shall continue to roplomsh, and though I have no desire to ruin the othur shoemakers, shall con tinue to Bell at the same low prises as I have now commenced with.—W. H )>AMPIKR(Iate W, Jahnßton), Bootmaker, Viotoria ■ street N.B.—Do not mistake tho Bhop. P.S.—Further particulars sooiu W -"ANTED KNOWN- S3T FOR CASH ONLY- Good Valuo In Blankets, from 0/11 to 45/ pair Hood Value in Quilts, from 4/6 to 12/4; size, 10-9 Good Valuo in Sheeting, from /8J; 72 inch, 1/ Good Valuo in Calioos, from /24; white, /3 Good Valun In Dross Materials, from Hi Good Valuo In Winceys, from /3J to 1/3 Good Valuo in Lace Curtains, from 3/il to 30/ Good Valuo In Ladies' Ulators, from 8/9 up Good Value ia Hosiery, all Bizos and makes Good Value In Bating and Volveteonß, from 2/G Good Valuo In Handkerchiefs, from /1J each Good Value in Table Napkins, /7J; Olothß. 2/ Good Value in Folt Carpets, 1/1; Tapestry, 2,0 Good Value In Millinery and Underclothing Good Value in Haberdochory Good Value in 2-buttou Blsck Eld Gloves, 1/9 Good Valuo in Ladioa' Corsets, 2/6 to 10/0 'At WM. H. SMITH'S Cheap Dbifobt Wahmiousie, Corner of Upper Queen and Alexandra-streets, Oppo&ito Army and Navy Hotoli N.B.—Our WeU-OBBOrted Stook of GENBKAL DRAPERY Is bouoht obeap vox OAen, and marked in plain figures at 10 tier oont. lees than twial Qaeen-stroet prices. Wo invite comparl- Bon. \fir ANTED KNOWN, THAT J, G I L M O U R, ov UPPER SYMONDS-STRKET, Has Kxoatwtirr Value in this Foixowino NEW GOODS I- Wantod Known-Good Value in Engllßh and New Zealand Blankets, at J. Qllmout'a. Wanted Known—Good Value in Now Zealand and English made Flannels, at J. Glimour's. Wanted Known—Good Value in Moeglel and Kaiapoi Tweeds, at J, Gllmonr's. Wanted Known-Good Valuo in Ladies' and Gentleman's Umbrellas, at J. Glimour's, Wanted Known—Good Valuo in Ladles' Dress Serges, English and Frsnoh make, at J. Glimour's. Wanted Known—Good Value in Ladioa' Hoisery at J. Glimour'B. Wanted Known—Good Valuo In Ladles' Stays, at J. Glimour's. Wanted Known—Good Valuo in Mon's Hata, at J. Gilmoui's. Wanted Known—Good Valuo In Mon's Wator proof Ovor Coats, at J. Glimour's. Wanted Known—Good Valuo In Mon'a Tweed 'l'ronsora and Vests, at «J0 GILMOUR S, UPJIJB 3YMONP3 OTRBET. XXT A N T E V X N O W N. TWO SHILLINGS IN THE FODND DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH PURCHASES OF FIVK SHILLINGS AND UPWARDS, AT STEPHENSOJN'S, KAKAHaAnAPK ROAD, Nkwxok. Splendid Value In 3(!tn \\ hlto Oalioo, 6/6 per doz Good Valuo in Blankete, 7/0 to 90/ per pair Unequalled Valuo In Ulstocs. 4/9 to 39/ each uplendid Vatuo in Jorsoys. 6/0, worth 9/d Good Value in Millinory and Undorclotting Unoqnalled Value in ICO Laoios Folt Hats. 2/8 eaoh Splondld Value in Long Lade Curtains. 1/ per yd Good Value in Dress Materials, from /iJJ yd Unoquallod Value in Coloured Cashmertß, M per yd .;-fj:. Splendid Valuo In Corsets, 1/8 to 12/8 per pair Unequalled Value In Corsets, 2/8 and 2/11 Good Vftlna In Hosiery, all size*, so, Splondid Valuo in 1-button Black Kid Gloves, 3/6 Unoqn ailed Value In Coloured Serges, /lHpor yd Good Value in Colonial Flannels, from 1,3 Wanted Known—Drosamakintc on Premises Unequalled Value in Satins, 2/6; Velveteens, 2/6 At STBPHKNSON'B. Newton Hodse. Nkwton, N.B Comment on onr Stook of Gonoral Drapory Is needlO3B; a single call is Bnfflolent to prove tbat purchasers of I'rapory oan got best vaule for their monoy at CTEPHENSO N'S, " NKWTON. IM> CAKPENTERS.—Wanted, Tenders for Taking Down and Erecting a small building, 20 x 20.—Apply to A. Coylo, Summor airoot, Mount Kdon. OOT TRADE.-Machinists, Fitters, and Apprentices wanted at once; good wages, and no lost time.—Kxcolsior Factory (late Q. Homus). aKftl'BS. SKATES, SKATES, Wanted Known-That BRANSTON nnd FORSTKII are now manufacturing Skates of all sizes, on themoa approved principle, and at Reduced Prices To bet TO LET, in Grace-street, Ponsonby, a Six-roomed House, wator laid on and a very convenient required.—Apply next homo above nnd LET (with immediate posiosaion), X a Shop and Store in Queen-street, now ocoupled by D. Bloom.—Apply on the premises, 110 LET, Two Good Offices in Queen . street, over dark and Gane's.—Apply T, Harkis. High-street. TO LET, a Nine-roomed House, neai tha Bishop's Court, Pamell.—Apply tc George Bmlth. Carrier. Brighton Road. 110 IEI, a Four-romed Cottage id Greenlane. Remuera. — Apply to 3, Peach, on the uronndi rj^.O LKT, at Coromandel, Chemist Shop, I Houne. and Photographic Studio; ternii liberal—Apply, for paitionlara. at thla office. O LET, Office comer of High-street anc Vnloan Lane.—Apply to R. Home, N 0.20 New Zealand Insoranoe Buildings. TO LET, that comfortable Residence situated corner of Cook and Nelsoi streots, containing eight rooms, eta, wator laic la Rent, £70 per annum.—D. F. Bvansi Agent Queen-street. TO LET, Furnished Bedrosm,—Apply Davey. foot of Grey-street. 1O LET, in Vincent-street, a Furnishec Bedroom, suitable for widow lady en gaged during the day; no children; no lodgers —Apply Stab Office. »-fO LET, large Shop, corner of Elliot fl and Darby-streets; good situation fo business; rent, 25s per week.—Apply, T. Maokj Fort-street mo LET, Furnished House, Handsem JL Villa Residenco, containing 6 rooms, &o all furnished complete, lnoludlng piano, tc gether with 5 acres in paddocks, garden, &o situate at that delightful seaside saburb Nortt cote; rent, only 27s 61 par week; rofereno required.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queer Btraet. next " Herald " Office. rgW Ba LET, at 20s per week, for thre H yesrs. an KlghKooniod House and abot Six Acreß of Land, near the Weßleyan Chape New North Road.—Apply to F. G. Kwington OFFICE TO LKT, a convenient Oflic in High-street to let; rent low to ape: n anent ooon cant.—Apply to 8. Rout. rnHE trsiON sasii and dooj X COMPANY is prepared to Bublet Sei tlons 29, 30, 31, 32, adjoining Hallway Lint having 150 feet frontage to Strand Ko&d, And land City, In lots to suit tenants. For particulars, apply to COMPANY'S SttCmmßV. Meohanloa' Bay Works. TO BUTCHEBS.—Io Let, an O\ established Shop in Wakolleld - Btreo also, for Sale, a Light DDllvery.oart.-^W. and] Baaten, Coaohbnilderg^nrham^atreet West. OFFICES TO LET near Queen-streot.- John Karle, Tea-broker. Hi«h-atreet. IVTORTH SHORE.—To Let, a Ne ,ll House of 10 rooms, well sltuatedi ai - suitable for lodging house j also, Furnislu t Cottage.—R. and K. Dudor, Devonport Store a' it? 1 Ah l 0 iIO.OOO USiSI.' qji I- MjLXF B<)iflatysij!inospißa,QJ!qn other ten to suit corsowera. Allotments bought ai - Houses built on weekly payment syatoi '.9 Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List & Properties tor sale on ifh. page. Six per cci n allowed on money depoßitaaTor iuveatment tC C. Williamson, Land, Kat&te nnd Flaana Agent and Valuator. Vnloan Lane. - r. jiyjf RS KNIGHT ha» Temporarily Clos a, JJU. her Shop in the City Market dnring t ye lllnosa of Mr Knight, and will oonduot t is Queen-street Business! corner of Darby-etre until hia recovery. .. < . ■



For Bale. a s§asfe^,Tß l OR SALE. 0 •SfflHw VESSELS from 15 to 100 tons ra -1 glster; also, TWO fciTKAMKua suitable for coasting trade.—Apply to F. KIB3IJN3, 81. Queen street. — HJ^OR SALE, New Four-roomed House; -C can bo made, with little expense, into ' six rooms; large allotment, 86ft x 98Ct, verandah • front and back, bay window, register grate, 1 oven in kitchen, in that healthy localicy, Pon r sonby. Terms can bo made to suit purchaser.— . Apply fprpqrt'calara to T. Harkls. High street. 1 TfTIOR BALE, a Baker's Business, in ! JJ eluding Confectionery, Grocery, and the ; Post-offloe, In a rising dlbtriot near town.— Long lease will be given.—Apply to E. Waters, Quoon-street. ' ~\ KEW Six-roomed Verandah Cottage _j_ (12ft stud), with scullery, tank, &c, for Sale, on hiohmond Hoad; Allotment SO x 150,' i or, if preferred, 90 x 150 (corner lot), Torms easy.—Apply to R. Lalng, Ploton-Btreet. ; mo SPORTSMEN.-for sale (Cheap), 8. Double-barrel Breech-loader (Off). Small Duok Gun, Two Double-barrel Muzzle-loaders, j One Ferret, Well trained Pointer, and One I Tent (10 x B).—Apply, Queen's Hoad Hotel, Oneen-atrcet. ABARUAIw.— Cottngo ot 4 rooms and scullery in Ponsonby, only £120.—D. F. It vans. >ONSONBY,—A new and very pretty Verandah Cottage of S rooms, allotment, tank, etc., all complete, and In first class order. Very ohoap. £220.-D. F. Evans, Kstato Agent, Queen-atreofc. 427 STOKES' t'OINT. — Splendid Building Allotments, planted with Fruit Troos, &&• immediately opposite Hotel, Prioe low—oasy terms.-D. F. Evans. Estate Agont. SUBURBAN STOKE lor atue,—A first rate business for Sale in one ot the best of Auokland suburbs; tho position Is socond to none; a splendid opening; full particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Anokland. 325. QTOKES'S POlNT.—Splendid Allot- KJ monts fenood and planted with fruit and ornamental trees, in splendid position, over looking the harbour, near the beach.—D. Fi ltvans. Estate Agent . M" OUNT EdEN (near Mr Helly s), a now and well-finished House of five rooms, replete with almost every convenience, suoh as register gratos, kitchen range, &c; allot ment about 60 x 200; main road frontage: very desirable.—D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen- Btroot. 408 HTOR SALE, New and Wcll-finrshcd JL1 Verandah Cottage, 3 rooms, fitted with cupboards, kitchen drostor, cooking range, ko., &C; corner lot, 88 x 18ft to Georgo-streot, with 65ft to Williams-streak Price, only £200. Now owned and occupied by Mrs Lawnon (widow of the late Mr P. Lawson).—D. F. Kvanß, Estate Agont, Qaiion-Btreot. next " Herald. MOUNT EDEN. — Cottage of Four Rooms and Two Aoros of Land at Mount htxuu (divided into two paddocks), near resi dence of J. Batger, Usq. A very desirable pro perty. IMoe. £jQO,-D. F. Kvacs, Estate Agent. IJIOR ABSOLUTE SaLE, Desirable I. Property at Northcote, Takapuna, con sisting of Now Flvo-roomed Cottage, cowshed, stable, &c, together with 63 acres Splendid Land, a portion ot which is orchard and culti vation. Good piece of bush. This pronerty is for absolute sulo, and is well worthy the atten tion of investors, &0.-D, F. -vans, Estate Agent. Queen-street. - ijiOß IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL, the JL' Business of a Suburban Store in a rising dlstrlot (owner retiring thronßh ill health). Only a small sam required for good-will, stook at valuation; rent moderate.—D, F, Evans, Estate Agent. I^OK IMMEDIATE ma__, Ponsonby «? Terrace, a nloe House of 7 rooms, veran dah in front; Allotment &J x 100, all tastefully laid out; good well, tank. &c JPrloo, £140.— U. V. KB«as.-Kptata Agon^.ttufMm-stteet. U1 |iiO« SALE, 50 Acres First-class Fern &} Land at Tuakau; a very choice lot, with abundance, of water; situate on a good road, and übootSterinutea1 walk from railway station. Price, only H per acre.—D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent. jjiOK SALK-^L very desirable Residence 1- in ProßDeot Terrace. The Home oontalns 6 Rooms and Scullery, and is fitted with Koglater, Oven, Cupboards, &o. Water laid on and every convenience; splondld Fruit Gar den (in full bearing). Allotment, 83 by 100. Price, &550.-D. F. Evans, Land Agent. IpOK SaLE, nice Cottage of four rooms and soullory; register grate, oven, gag laid in, and every convenience; situate Irelan d •treet, near Kngland-etroot, Prioo, £280. —D. F. Evans, Kstato Agont. Bi>Oß SALE (Howe-street), a very pretty JL Villa containing flve rooms, pantry; water laid in, nice garden, &a; all In flrst-olass order; splendid vlow; v very desirablo place.— D. F. Kvans, Estate Age at, Quoon-fltreot. j2S FOR SALE, Lincoln-street, Ponsonby, Honse of sovon rooms, good well, wooa shod, &o ; allotmont, 60x100, fenced and planted ■ very cheap, only £310.—D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Qaoen^tr^efc iii gj'Oß IMMEDIATE SALE, Handsome JL 1 Villa; almost new, and in flrat-olasa ordor; gables, bow window, Rood well, register gr»te, oven, oupboards, oic, eta; situated in Hacket stroet, near tho stepa loading down to beach at foot of St. Mary's Koad ; ploasant, healthy, and donlrable position: must bo sold at once. Prioe, only £iOO.— V. F. Evans, Hstate Agent, Quoen street. - a/iOR SALE, Business Premises' at V Mount Kdon, situate in main road; a splondid opening for a Ohemlßt, aa at present ] there is not one in this iaigo and populous district. The building Is new. substantial, and well flnishod.—Full particulars from Mrs Jack, on tho premises, or of D. F. Evans, Estate Agont. Queen-street. PUKEKOHE. -A very desirable Farm of 101 aoreß. about 1} miles from Tuakau I Station, with Three-roomed Cottage, work , Bhop, dairy, cowshed, pigsties, &o. a splendid stream runs through the property; all fenced and subdivided; about 60 aores in grass, the rest cultivated; soil ia first-class. Good metalled road all the way. Very choap-prioe, £000.— D. F. Kvans, Kstoto Agent. ROSJfECT TERRACK.-A very nice Verandah Cottage of six rooms, fitted with oupboards, bookoaso, dresser, &c; gas | and water laid in; good garden, stable, &c— I). F. Kvanß. Estate Agent. (Jaeen-Btreefc. |j>AKMS Futt WALE.—Waikato —A JV very desirable and snug little Farm, situated on the banks of the Woikato River, very comfortable Homestead consisting of— House of Six Rooms, Outbuildings, such as Barn, Cowshed, Pigsties, Stockyard, &c Area, about 226 aorea of good fertile Land, bud divided Into Paddocks, Orchard, and a splendid pleoe of mixed bush. School and Hallway atation udjacont. Price. £859, And several others. Full particulars on ap plication to D. F. EVANS. EBtato Agent, Quoen-stroot (next " Herald" Office). cp O R SALE. CLAREMONT-STREBTJ Seafleld View-A Very Desirable Allotment, quite level, fenced, and ready for building on. 33 x 116, for £100. NKWMAHKBT—Verandah Cottage, 6rooms ; register oven, good well. Sec., oorner allotment 33 x 100, for £250. MONTAGUE-STREET. Newton-Verandah Cottage, i rooms, allotment about 33 x 95; cheap, 1 only £180. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agont, next Herald OiUee, Quoon-atrQot. i WOK SALE OK LEASE, ; TAifAFtmA, North Shore.—Desirable Store, Dwelling, and Outhouses, almost>.now and In flrst-olass order, together with 5 aotea Splendid > Land (in crops) on main road and in the vicinity ' of the beautiful lake, and commanding splendid > view of Auokland harbour. A most desirable property, and well worthy Inspection. D. F. EVANS, • 881 Estate Agent • j|!OR SALE.-A BARGAIN ' GENERAL GROCERY BUBINESS and . valuable Premises, situated at the Thames t (leasehold land for eight years). The buildings cost over £800, and are all in thorough repair, and arei now offered at a sacrifice, the owner leaving, and [must be sold; no reasonable offer s refUß6d' D. F.EVANS. Estate Agent, Queen-street. i ||tUX IMMEDIATE SALE, TO FARMERS (a Bargain).—l 24 aores Very " Good Fern Land, with good substantial Farm -1 house and Outbuildings, &a, &0. The Land Is "■ well watered and partly Improved, situate noai 1 Helensville Kail way Station. Prioo only £170. '■ Full particulars from D. F. BVANB, Estate Agent, next" Herald," Queen-stroet. 1 380 I $&]l\J\J\J oent.-F. G.Ewlngton; i, mHREE ALLOTMENTS, Clurenco-street.- X F. G. Ewington. -. ACRES of LAND for £20 the lot; £5 down, ;t *v balance in a year.—F. G, Ewington. ir QEVWN-ROOMRD HOUBK, Gratton Road 7. O £650.— F. G. Ewinßton. VOLOANIO LAND-only a few lots left ai Hooky Nook.—F. G. Ewington. ° A LLOTMENTB in Brighton Road 20a pc; '•> A foot.-F. G. Ewlngton. "• TTOU3K and Large ALLOTMENT, voloanft '■• XX land, £180. Fourth Cash, balanco in thrci a" years.—F. G. Ewington. 10 a LLOTMENTS at Ponsonby.Northooto, Nev 1- Jjl North Road, and Beresfoid-Btreet tor sale —F. G, Kwington. Z 11 ACRES LAND and RESIDENCE, £700. ---;^ *t V. G. EwinSton. l \hI ANTED to Buj, a oheap Cottage.-F. G K^ington. V. J. MOSS]. [W. F. O'SUIiWVAN r- 37? J. MOSS & G O. . -B- • LAND AND ESTATE AGBNTB, R SHORTIiAND-STBEKT, o, FOH SALE, a Ijarge Allotment in Brighto: k- Road, Pamell (100 X 300). LOV 103. Pokeno about 10 aoros. • 110 aCRKB near Tuakau; 50 aoros in grass, n mainder open fern and bush, Price, £500. 38 ACRES, all improved, dose to the Whang; rata Railway Station; sood house, coy .: ohed, barn, &o.; well suited for fruit grovt I" ing. t|; A LARGE SECTION In Bereatord-atreet, E If, feet frontage: 500 ACRKS. partly improved, 19 miles froa Auokland, and 1 mile from aailway atnUor good 8-roomod House, and all necesßaryou _ buildings. Prioe, £1650. m In addition to tho above, wo have a Lars 'a Number.of Town and Country Properties f< Ji Sale, including some Large Blooks of Land i 8(1 the Walbstfo Dtetrjot. — g, J. MQ33 CO.. Shortland-street. ~ s Pdr continuation, see First Page !IR . — nd ]VI KS, NIOHOL has removed her. stoc m. ijJL of Feathers, Flowers, Gloves, Laoe, &( of from Wellealeyrßtreet to 223, Queen-street, no: at, to tho Albert Hotel. £i r|iO~ FARMERS AND OTHERi — The undersigned have on Hand a Splendi ed Sample of TARTARIAN SEED OATS,also 6,0 h- sacks Prime FEED OATS, at lowest curre ;he latest «'• : E, MITCHELSON & COi« No. 19, (Juoon-atioot Wharf



Drapery' and Glothing1. rtfiEAT HASH OALE, WORTH £12,000 WORTH OF GENERAL DRAPERY MEN'S CLOTHING, CARPETS, &a, &a, &o, MUST BK SOLD REGARDLESS OF CO3TI In consequence o( term of Lease drawing toaoloao, and Extensive Altera tions on entering on New Lease. FT QOMKRFIKLD . V. DOMKRFIELD Has decided on Reducing His Immense Sto o an quickly oa possible, noorly all of which ia New and Win Bought, from Homo and Colonial Manufacturers, And will offer to the Public at an Enormous Reduction in Pbioe, the choicest lot of goods that HAS KVKR BKIIN OFFERED IN AUCKLAND, AT SELLING OFFFRICEB! Not the dregs of Stock at the end of the season, as Is usually the case in advertlaod sales, but An New, Fashionable, Useful Goods, and just the thing for the Present Seaeon. Numerous Spkciai, Links In MEN'S CLOTHING exceedingly oheap. For further particulars aeo Handbill and future Advertisement. In consecmenoo of the Immense Stock to Re mark, my Establishment will bo Closed on THURSDAY, June Ist, and Re-Opened on FRIDAY, Juno 2nd. SALE TO COMMENCE ON FRIDAY. JUNB 2. No Entries made during Sale except at Ordinary Pricoa. uorooration Notices. nilY OF AUCKLAND. KOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN that during tho Reeldonce at GOVERNMENT HOUSE of , Commodore Ebekjnb, of H.M.B. Nbison, the GROUND 3 WILL BE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clork'a Office, June 11,1882. Pnblio Notices. Agency notice. We have appointed, as our AGHNT in Auok land Dlstrlot, MR JOHN EAK LE, High-street, AUCKLAND, Who la authorised to Bottlo Acoounta and Txansaot Business in our name. H. HAEGE & CO., Melbourne and Sydney. June, 1882. JQISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notloa is hereby given that John Chambers has retired from the firm of B. PORTER & CO,, and that the buslnesß will be continued as here tofore, under tho same name, by the continuing partaers, alphed Porter and Jambs Habdie. Dated this 13th day of Jane, 1882. JNO. CHAMBERS, ALFRKD PORTER, JAMKS HARDIE. Witness: J. Riormon-o; Solicitor, Auckland. T> AIL.WAX PROVIDENT SOCIETY. NOTICK TO MbMBKKS OF NO. 1 District, Db. EVANS, Pttt-streiit, has been appointed Hodieal Officer for above District, at d will take ;be charge on and after the 19th inßtant. His lours of consultation (at his own house) will be from S to 10 a.m. and 7 to 8 a.m. dally. W. FHENEY. Auokland, 14th June, 1881 Secretary. T ARRIKINS.—Notice.-Larrikins be —-_ tween the ages ot 13 and 17 years, who may be growing weary of their present Idle evonlng screet sort ot dog-life, and also desire some now start, are here informed that evening "occupation" tickets are to be obtained on application at C. Macfeay's, Stationer and Book seller junction Grey-street An interesting Priza-book (or elao Pooket-knife) ia swarded to every •'home" writer. Apply early, as the opportunity is limited to the present month (Jnno). N.B.— Mothers and sisters are kindly asked to aid the foregoing. I WANT two hundred bushels of Good .Clean Shells for Garden Paths.-Wni. Baker. Rooky Nook. RJ. FELTUS will shortly reply to • Edwin Hesketh, Ksq.'b able letter, and expose the ruin that some members of the legal fraternity have caused in many families In Auckland, giving day and date for same. /^OOD News for Footballers. — Use VJ Marshall's Tincture of Arnica, for bruises, blaok eyes, &a, iprlce is,—Goodson's London Aroadei jij ~O HF I (J As It is the intention of the Trustees in the Estate o( Fbed. smith, Farmer, WhangareL to declare a Dividend on tho first day of July, 1882, all Accounts must be rendered in full to the undersigned before that date. JAMES WHITELAW,) m,_ otMO ANDREW soorr, 'j-Trustees. Whsngarei. April 15,1882. OEMOVING TO NEW PREMISES. Cheap Osh' , ■ Salk OB1 Furniture, Carpets Redding, &o. LINOLEUM, Best Quality, reduced to i yard LINOLEUM, Second „ „ 3/g ,j TAPESTRY CARPETS „ 2/6 „ THE WHOLE OF OUR LARGE SXOOI JJBDUCBD Jj^ROM JQ TO 25 PER QENT., TO EFFECT A CLEARANCE BEFORI REMOVING TO NEW SHOW ROOMS 1 IN VICTORIA-STREET. r ... ! T. *H. Gooke, )# 123, QUEEN-STREET " (Between Messrs. Fisher and Oo.'s and Ban t, of Now Zealand). - ~ CSINGER QEWING TyTACHIN BECEIVKD HIGH AWARDS AND SPECIAL n , HONOURS AT "" THE INTERNATIONAL BXHIBITIOI »■ CHRISTCHURCH, I". TWO GOLD MEDALS BO TWO SILVER MEDALS. | NEW FAMILY MACHIN; With Latest Improvements, je may be bad on Time Payments ov 2s, fa _■ a Wbek, without extra oharge tor Interest. ~* Maehlneß (all classes) thoroughly Repaired ss Factory Prices. 0,, LARGE NEW PREMISES NOW OPE xt S. Letters to be addrefised ofl " THB SINOKB COMPINX, 100 * 281, Queen-street, mj ' ■ ' ' Auokland, spkoial extra quaijty cottons , ; cost price.



Drapery and Clothing. "DE-OPENIN/^ or thb PREMISES . PREMISES PREMISES PREMISES PREMISES PREMISES No. 222, QUEEN-STREET. J. M. M°Lachlan Begs to announce the CONTINUATION OF HIS Q.REAT QASH Q ALE, Under the Manaffement of MR. W. BUS'HBBOO.K (Lato of Rnßhbrook & Brldgman's). JT Ri d ay, June 16th, 1882. Gtkeat Reductions IN Att DEPARTMENTS. NEW GOODS NEW GOODS NEW GOODS NEW GOODS NEW GOODS NEW GOODS PKB LAIBA AND CUMBEIA, &C, TO BBS INCLUDED* country settler; ABB REQUESTED TO IRBFKOX THE £JlothinG-^ 1. All Parties who have not as yet arranged ft B their Aooounts are warned that they will ba handed over to my Solicitor. I leave by the Mail Stbambh On TUESDAY. :s "' J. M. M°L AOHLA: Opposite MoArthor'B Warbhodbk, hex e| oboioeßbane, miu.bb ahd co.'v, to, : QUEEN .STREET, at AUGKI.AHD. !N.. '



Auctions. "^ 10-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK aJJ|L MARKET-DAY. l§j| ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE: - MAR FRUIT, AND GROOKRY AUCTION % POULTRY DKPARTMRNT. Fowls. Turkeys, Ducks, Geeso. Pigeons, t!a . naries. Fancy Birds, Small Pigß. PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROOKRY DB* FARTMKNT. Fowl AVhoat. Oats. Maize, Flour. Oatmeal. Kumeras, Table Potatoes, superior kinds of soed Potatoos, Onlona. Carrots, Pumpkins, Melons, Herbs, Cabbages. Cauliflowers. ■ Buttor, Cheese, Bactu, Hams, Porft, Bear: Honor (in comb). On aeconnt of whom It may concern— U eaoks . Oats, more or less damaged. FRUIT.r-Applos (Russets), Jams, &o. , GROCKRIKB,-Tca, Coffee, Coco»,Bn(f»r, Rico, Cornflour, Staich, Blue, Soap, Candles. Blb oiiite, i ollioo, voatoa. Matches, Blaokinpr, Paint, White Uad, Oil, &o. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, ON SAM PBTVATELY, AT AUCTION PRIORS! SultGßin groat variety, Ch.effonlors, Book oases. Uiossers, Tables, Chairs, Chests of Drawers," Loo Ring Glasses. Mirrors. Toilot Sots, New.. * i>H>ets, Rurb, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, - l-alllasses, Mattreesaa, Pillows, Meat Safes, Grates, stoves, Ovens, Kangoß. Bowing Machines, Clocks, Watches, Side Saddle, .benders, Fire Irons, Feather Bed, Musical Box, Organ, Ilair Mattrass. X 0 • M OR It 0 W. D UK HAM YARDS. FOE SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday next. The well-known cross-oonntry horso J O KE'S, A euro juaiper, and very quiet. HUNTER•& NOLAN. T O-M O BROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. GARDEN TOOLS 1 GARDEN TOOLS WINNOWING FAN MILLS ABfD FAN" CRADLES! GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills), Lower Queen-street, on the above ■■.. date, at 11 o'clock. 2 GASES GARDBH TOOLS 2 WINNOWING FAN MILLB WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, . ,• GENERAL DRAPER VI . GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his Rooms j opposite ■ < i Messrs Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills, Lower Queen-street, on above date, at 11 O'clock, ■ : ' gQ OABE3 OF ABOVB. Particulars In future issue.: • -'~ B, TOHKB. R, 0. CARR, B. D. TONES TO-MORROW, MAIZEI MAIZSI MAIZEi ~i * ' B. TONES & CO. 'tzrlLL Sell, To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, ' ~ jgo SACKS MAIZK A bright, dear, and dry sample. ■ TO-MORROW. AT SIBBIN'S MART, At 11 o'Clock. IAQ SACKS IJKST WAIKATO IUO POTATOES 20 bags Cow ITeod ■■•->■■ ;: 160 bags Oats 16 tons Flour, Baker's and Household. I ■ • 17 Cheeses, uoi et price 4d r 10 begs Fowl Wheat , . . ~< BG bags Maizo ' ■ Oatmeal, Bran, Onions Beef, Porfe, Waihato Bacon and Hams ■ , " Soap, Candles. Koroseuo Grocorica, Tea Sugar, Jams, Rico, BaisiDß. &o. , ' A New Wneelor and Wilson's Hewing ■ Maohlno, cost £9; will be Hold for the Decent of whom it may concern* TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK AM, ; POULTRY, PRODU'CP, TREES - \.. : . .SHRUBS, Etc; > i ; --; •< \ CARBINES & TAYLOR .t ; WILL sell, by auction, at their Sale room, Qaeen-street, Tomorrow, at It o'clock sharp, . •: POULTRY—FowIs, Duoks, Geese, Turkeys,. sTonng Pigs, &o. PROBUCK—Hams and Bacon, Wairoa Cheese. Butter, good Table Potatoes.'Pumpkins. '. Oniooe, Uarrots, Oats, Maize, Bran, sharps, > Oatmeal, Jflour, Fowl Wheat, : ••■■■-■ FRUIT-Lot of Pears. Trees, Flowots, Shrubs, &oi, &o. " ■- HOUSEHOLD FURKITURK-Kitohon Uten sils, Watches, Clothing, and aundrles, &o.» SCO., &0. ~ At 11 o'Clock. V CARBINES & TAYLOR, - ■ Auctioneers. \, , .ro■mo r R o w. 100 SACKS BARLEY, PRODUCE, &a W. DOWDEN WILL sell by auction at the Exchange Mart, Queen-Btreet, To-morrow, at 11 . o/olook, 100 Backs BARLEY, now landing from tho ■ Maude Graham i 10 tona Frime Table Potatoes ' » • 1 8 cases Hams and. Baoon ' ■ Onions, Carrots, Pumpkins . 6 begs Sugar, 20 boxes Tea • i Rice, Oatmeal, Maize, Flout 2 trunks oeaeonable JBoota &o», &a, &c. Wi B. COCHEANEJ \IJA3. DAOBB T O-Ba O B, R O W r At 11 o'clock prompt, " " IRON ' TANKS! IRON TANKS! ■ fT^HE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, X Fort-street, Tomorrow, at 11 o'olooK prompt; , ._ , ~••■ f» IRON WATBR TANK 3, eaoh m ' v . gallons. On view at Mr J-Oraig's Sard, Fotinbtreeu 3 SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, • AT"".tioneerß. XT. 8. COCHEANKJ [JAS. UaOKB MONDAY, JUNE lv. WLLIARD TABLE AND FITHNGS. PIANOFORTJE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. At the Flagstaff Hotel, North Shored THE SUBSCRIBERS will sell by anc tion,atthe Flagstaff Hotel, North Shore, on Monday, 19th instant, at 11 o'olook, THE WHOLK OF THB HOUSEHOLD ' FURNITURE, cenßistlDg of- . . BILUARD TABIiTp; wtth Cugs, Balis, Markina Boards. Backs, Rests. Seafc. Blx-lleht Ch»\ideUer, Xiinelaum, OUoloth, Pictures &o< SIITING-ROOM-Pianoforte. Oonohes* Hair- Boated Chairs, Arm Chairs. Mirrors. Luttret, Oarßetß,Tables, Pictures. Uuttalnß, Fenders! ' &o. • , DINING-ROOM-Chairs Chaffdnlora, OilclothL GRBSwaro, Dinnerwaro, Clooka, China PARLOURS-TablPif, Mirrors, Couflhes. riialra. Pictures,,Onrtains, Carpets, Grates, &o pASSAGSS-MatUng, Oilcloth, Mats, &c BKD-SOOM3 (13) - Bcdstoads. Mattrasaes, palliassoai Bedding. Chests Drawers, Dresoi Ins: Tables, Mirrors, Foather Bed, Pillows, Washßtnnds. Toiletware, Oarputei Curtains, Spring JMattrasßes, &o. ' KITCHEN—Range, Boilers, Sanoopacs, Uten sils, Crockery, Mangle, &o. ! r BAR—Moßsures, Beer Engine, Soreen, Cloob."; Glassware, Seats, &c. . N SAMUEL CO'CHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. t W. S, COCHRANEI, |JAS. DAOBB MONDAY, JUWE 2S, ' FORTY ACRES KAURI FOBEBT LAND. PARISH OF KARANGAHAPE, mHE subscribers will sell at their Kooms. JL Fout-Btreet, on Monday, Z6th lnst.. at 12 OCIOCK, , ; BAST PORTION LOT 93. Parish of. KurW gahape. oontalniaj? «) BO re», eituato about 1J miles from the Hniailranutau Harbour, and baring a large quantity of Valußbla Kauri Tlmbor Hrowtag^new- SAMUEL COChSanE & SON, I Auctioaeera. 1 (Continued on Fourth Pdqe.) ' " ■urn i.i iirn