Mr DiGNAN said the " Timaru Clauses " were put into Bills where Boards wero sup posed to be in a doubtful condition as to Holvecov. He hoped the Council would not oUss Auckland Harbour Board in tho cate ebrv of questionably solvent Boards. The debate was thou adjourned until Tuesday next.

TELEGRAMS.

(FBOM OUR OWN ORRKSPONDKNT.)

COROMANDEL, this day.

Another haul of 1251bs of superior picked atone was obtained yesterday morning from the Intermediate level. Lnter in the day, 301bs more were broken out, making a total for the day of 1551b5. No stoping has yet been done, the gold got being entirely from the f»ce of the level. The back i stopes will be opened out early noxt week if possible. One of tho directors paid several visits to the Tokatea during the past week, and was highly pleased with tho state of the mine. The gigantic work of opening up this great property is now nearly completed, and the fust known run of gold has been reached with intermediate levels in, and the pass is complete. From No. 7 level up to the Van level ia 200 feet through, and every thing is in readinoss for breaking out the blocks, all the dead work being finished. The director, who had of old known the battery, expressed his aurpri.e at the state of efficiency in which It bad been put by the manager. Enormous stacks of fire wood are piled, and everything ready for permanent crushing. BIHMAEOK.-Mr Grlbhle is going to start work from No. 7 level on the leader upon which the engine shaft was sunk from the Van level, and from which a thousand ounces of gold were got before No. 7 level waa started,

Tho Union Beach atarted pumping with the main lift at 1 o'clock,

RUSSELL, this day.

Loaded : Christina, Arrived : Sea Breeze. Tho Kynsi called off the Heads and sailed again to-day. The Taiaroa soiled this moruing for Fiji.

{PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

OAMARU, this day.

Dorritt, purser of the Grafton, died in the Hospital, this morning, from injuries rocoived at the harbour works, on Wednes day.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day,

At the R. M. Court a man named Dowey, charged with unlawfully wounding his wife with a potato fork, was remanded, as the woman was too ill to appoar.

DONEDIN, this day. IMPROVEMENT OF DON-DIN

HARBOUR,

In answer to Mr Macandrew's assertion as to the Board's operations not having im proved the upper harbour, the " Star" states that the barque Altaw, 400 tons, was towed up this morning by the Victoria Channel. She draws 14 feet. There was a poor tide. The self-registering guage " shows tide 2 feet under spring tide. The brig Wave, drawing llj feet ; Captain Christian, for Wellington, with cargo, Bailed down the Victoria Channel yesterday, to the port, in two hours, without tuz or pilot Two years ago, in this channel there was only 4 feet at high.water, and it was actually dry at three-quarters and low water.

THE MOKAU LANDS COURT.

Tlie Land Passed Through.

(BY TELEQRAPH-OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

, WAITARA, this day. THE Mokau block has passed through the Xands Court, and the judges leave for Auckland to-day. The Court complimented the Maniapoto tribe on their oi derly con duct as being equal to any European Court. The Mokau may now be considered open under the Queen's rule.

(FERPrES3 ASSOCIATION.)

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day.

Tho Native Land Court have given their final judgment re the Mokau land, which is in favour of the resident section of the Ngatimaniapotos. The Judge said that Rewi only had an inferior intereat in the land as a chief of the tribe assisting in the conquest, but this by no means enabled him to dispose of the land without the con sent of the resident possessors, much less In opposition to their wishes.

EAST COAST NEWS.

OUR East Coast Correspondent, under date tho 06th Inßtont, writes as follows :—

• During a continuous reaidenco of seventeen years on this coast I have never beforo 'experienced such vory bad weather as we h avo had here lately—driving rain and boisterous gales of wind. Prior to the 3rd iast wehadafsw fine days, but on that date tho wind changed from west to south, and on tho following morn ing rain bagan to fall; meantime tho wind continued to increase in force, ana in conse qunnco, the schooner Gisbome could only call In at one or two places, whilo on the sth she had to run round tho East C»pe for shelter, not withstanding the fact that she had shipped a cargo of pigs for Auckland. On the 6th. lust., the weather was oven worse, the wind being from tho S.E. with plenty of rain, and tho sea commenoing to break a long distance out from the shor». To use a well understood n&utloal phrase, I may say that It blow"great gunB Mon the 7th and Sth Instant, tho wind being BtUl in the same quarter, and the sea continuing to rise, a bout this time tho ketob Jeesle. laden with timber, came ashore, teel up, close to the East Cope. On ■the llth instant the wind seemed to shift "to about 8.5.X., and the weather appeared to tbo breaking slightly. Tne wind chopped round to B.S E. the day after, ond the weather deoldedly improved doring the two following days. On thelßth tho wind was N.N.K. wHfi ■heavy rain, and to-day (the 18th) the wind 1b about north, while the weather ia breaking. A. fog, however, |ha»gs low upon the coast. In all r_y experience I never |knew BO muoh rain tb fall in so short a-timo. nor tha wind to blow so strongly and con tinuously, or suohiO heavy sea to ba run ning most of the time. The wind blew most fre quently from the S.K., and but for this fact. Whloh allows of a clear ran to Auckland, I am sure that t there would have boen mory 'wreaks along this coast. On the Ist Inst, Mr W. Clark (managing dlreotor of the Southern Orors Petroleum Co.) In company with Mr Lanoe of Chrlstohuroh, visited the oil springs, the latter gentle man wishing to ln«peot the rlace in the Interests ot the southern shareholders. TJn •fortunatoly, the works were stopped at the -tima. the men b»vlng struok for higher wagM. 1 They have had to work eight hours shuts at a deptn of 60 or 70 feet, while the smell of the "petroleum Is very offensive. The general opinion here is that the works have been badly managed. For Instance, through the want of night shifts the men have been engaged till 11 o'oiook each morning cleaning out before being, able to resume operations. ..From numerous visits to tho'place, I firmly belibvo that a great quantity of petroleum is to be found there, but I am convlnood that the company will do no good until they have a thoroughly praotlcal man to dlreot their operations.

GREAT FIRE IN SCOTLAND.

The most disastrous lire that ever occurred, I in Aberdeen broke out on April 29th, and ! ' resulted in the complete destruction of the Market Building-the most extensivei of the kind in the North of Scotland.^ The buildings were erected 40 years ago, and cost upward of £30,C00. They were situated in Market-street aud TJnion-streot, tho leading thoroughfares in the city, and were tenanted by about 300 shopkeepers in various departments of trade. On the ground floor and ba-cment nearly 200 butchers', fruiterers', and fish stall, were situated, and round the gallery were the premises of watchmakers, baeket-makeis, haberdashers, toy-sellers, and dealers in fancy goods of all descriptions. It was in this upper gallery that the fire broke out, In tho shop of a basket-maker named Ogg. It was a few minutes to eight o'clock in tha evening, just at the time when on a Satur day night.the greatest crowds are in tho building, that flames and smoke were se«n wsuing from the shop referred to. Tho occupants of the othor shdpß and the visi tbrs speedily realised their danger, and a sush was made to the 'staircase. In a few ■ minutes two dense banks of smoke filled tho gallery, and it was impossible for any • bne to remain without being suffocated. - In less than half an hour irom the moment ■ that it broke out tbe flames had obtained complete possession of the building, and 'tho fire brigade, finding it impossible to • totve atiy portion of the market, directed their attention to the connection between ' the buildin* and one of the largest blocks ill Union-Street, They succeeded thuß far in keeping it in check, and also prevented • It extending to some stores of oil situated underneath. Tho loss by tho fire was esti < mated at about £100,000.' The building,, whioh belonged to a public company, was insured, |and the»stock in several of the shops was alsp insured, but in the great majority of cases the damage is not covered, and the partieshave been completely ruined;

THE OPPOSITION.

Montgomery Elected Leader,

[By TKLsaßAPii.—Special Reporter.]

WELLINGTON, this day. AT the Opposition caucus this forenoon, 30 W^re present and 17 accounted for. A reso lution was put " That a leader be ap. pointed." An amendment that the time is inopportune to appoint a leader was also put, aud the motion was carried. It was then moved that Mr Montgomery be leader, and was carried by three-fourths of those pre sent, Grey's personal friends .dissenting. It was subsequently urged that notwithstand ing the difference of opinion on the question of leadership, all would unite on any direc vote of want-of-confidence.

STICKING UP THE JOINT STOCK BANK.

MARYBOROUGH, Juno 18. Tins morning a man went into the Joint Stock Bank here and demanded money, at the same time presenting a revolver at Mr Ma\e, the teller. Mr Male immediately got out his revolver from under the counter and fired three shots, but without effect. Messrs Craig, Dillon, and Bule then rushed in, captured the man, and handed him ovor to the police. The man has been , pronounced mad. Great excitement haa been caused orer the affair. Later. The young man who stuck up the bank ia a stranger, named Maurice O'Brien. When he presented the loaded revolver at the teller, Mr Male, he muttered " Hand cash or money." When Mr Male took from his desk his revolver, he fired three times at the intruder, who dodged under the counter, the bullets bitting the ex change book, cutting the cheques, and flying through the window and door. Neither party was injured, O'Brien then said, ".Enough," and put hia fire arms on tbe counter. He was afterwards seized by a crowd from the outside of the | bank. Thero was great excitement among the populace when O'Brien was drives to tbe police station. Ha atole tbe revolver on the previous day, and threatened to shaot a storekeeper. He had expressed his intention of attacking the bank, and wbb considered insane. He is 26 years old, and arrived from New York at Brisbane four years ago. -Sydney " Telegraph,"

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JUNE 24



Meetings. I o. a r. (R.W.Q.L. OF THB WORLD.) The Postponed Meeting* of the Nelson Recep tlon Committee will bo held In the Eden Hall at T. 30 THI3 KVENING. A full attendance la requested. F ODGE ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C. Tho Regular Monthly Meeting of this Lodge will be held in the Masonic Hall, Princes-street, on MONUAY EVENING, JU_B-28tb, at 7.30 o'olook Bhaip. All Masons are invited. JAMEB BLATOB, K.W.M. APUBI.IC MEETING To express Sympathy with THE j?ARLY /CLOSING iSSOCIATION. Will be held In ST. JAMES'S HALL, on MONDAY EVENING, 26th JUNE, At S p.m, J. M. BHERA, Esq.. fn tho Chair. Addresses will ba delivered by : Right Rev. Bishop Cowie, Very Rev. Father FyneP, Key. A, lUnid. Key. K. F. Maoßicol. Key. G.JW. hue" co, Mr Richard Arthur, Mr li, B, Hhaldors, Mr Vines, and other gentlemen, ADMISSION FREE. A UCKLAND INSTITUTE, The Second Monthly Meeting will bo held In the Museum Buildings, Princes street, on MON DAY, the- 36ih instant, at 7.30 p.m., when the i following; Papers will be raad :— L New Speoies of Pselaphidco-By CaptainT. Broun, M.E.B. 2. On Protective liwemblsnoes among New Zealand Spiders— By A. T. UrqubarL 3. Notes on the origin ot language—By H. G. Seth Smith. i, The Ideal Kducation —By tbe Rev. P. Edger. In addition to the regular Scientific Oom rou-ications, due notice of whloh will be given, the following Literary Pa ..ere will be read at subsequent meetings:— 1. Sugar making from Sorghum—Mr Justice Gillies. 2. The New Zealand Univontliy-Ht. Rev. W. G. Cowie, D.D. 3. Shakespeare and Euphuism—Dr. J. Mur ray Moore. i. Imaginary Quantities-H. G. Seth Smith, Esq. 5. (Subject to be announced)—R. O. Barstow, X_q. 6. the Visionary Faonlty ot Mind—E. A. Mao keobnlo, Esq. T. F. CHEESRMAN. Seoretary. ~I& Z "IJINNISKILLEN __f satU Jal LOYAL _W_^M IJRANGE LODGE, Tho Regnlnr Monthly Aln.\/_l_iWt-£_Ssit s\. Meeting will be held In HfvfifitßHra \ the Protestant Hall. ta,£f w 7 « Newton, on MONDAY (BSi(4'_{L. Next, the >oth Instant, 'J**Isk -tWjSSw?^" when somo Brethren o__««ko=— aro to b* Raised to the Rtyal Archpurple Degree, Visiting Brethren cordially invited. To oommenoe at 7.30 p.m. sharp. By order of tho W.M. RUGH A. HAMILTO *. Secretary. AUCKLAND BAND OF HOPE UNION.—NOTIOtt.—The Choir Practice will ba held IU tho Temperance Hall on TUESDAY next.at 7.30. Aloo.a Special Meeting of Executive CoanolLatß o'olook.for Important Business.—W, J, Macdermott. Seoretary: CJTODART GOLD MINING COM- O PAN V {LIMITED). The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders will bo held at the office of the Company, Auokland, on irRJO-Y, 30th June, 1882, at 12 o'olook noon. JAMK3 STODART, Secretary, | Auckland, 220 d June, 1882. NEVADA GOLD MINING COMP-KY XH (LIMITBD), The Annual General-Meeting; of Shareholders will bo held at the Office of 'the Company, Auckland, on FRIDAY. 80th June, 1882, at II o'olook a.m. JAM2S BSODART, Secretary. . Auokland, 22nd June, 1883. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENOf COMPANY (Limited), Notloe Is hereby given that the Annual Local Meeting of the New JJealand Loan and Morton.' tile Agency Company (Limited) will he held at the Offlco ot the Company, at Auckland, op THURSDAY, the 6th day of July, 1882, at noon. FRKDK. BATTLEY. Seoretary. Auokland, Juno 3.1882. THE UNION EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NBW ZBALAND, THE FIFTH ORDINARY GENER4.L MKETINU of the Shareholders of this Com pany will be held In their Offices, Hereford street, Chrißtohuroh, on TUESDAY, 4th Jcil. Next, AT Noo.v. . Business :— To reoelve Balance-sheet and Report of the Directors, for twelve months ending 81st May instant. To Eleot Three Directors in lieu of Messrs 3. T, Peacook,G. G. Stead, and W. Reeves, who retire by rotation, and who are eligible for re-eleotlon. - To Eleot Auditors for the Company for th,e ensuing twelve months. W. DEVENI3H MEARS, General Manager. Christchurch,. May 30,1882, a " i .!'..' flriefllcai. The English Pharmacy, 181, QUEEN-ST ItEET; (TELEPHONE *C, P) AND North Shore Pharmacy (a Branch ot the above). GARDNER, MRS'm'l-NG., CHEMIST, All Prescriptions sent out from theae'Establish ments may bereliod upon as being prepared . with tbe sorupulouß nicety wbloh characterises Modern * iret- class Dispensing. Formal re prepared according to the different London Hospitals; British, German, and the United States Pharmaoopmlos, and thel Frenoh Codex. 181, QUiCEN-STRER-,'-: NORTH BHORE, fTOOTHACHE I TOOTHACHE I 1 TOOTHACHE. II •- Immediate Relief by using EDBON'S MAGIC ESSENCE. .... . In IB Bottles.



Wanted. \\r ANTED, a Good General Servant .?' references required.—Apply to Mn Jamea Dickey, City Koad. ANTED, a General Servant.—Applj VT Mra Wright, Queen-Btreet, opposite City Hall Aroade. WANTED, a Cook —Apply to Mn Kdward Isaacs, Eden Crescont, noxt ti Qrey'a Ginger-beer Faotory. W ANTKD, a strong Boy about 16, able to milk and usod to farm-work,—J. R. Stych, Onehunga. WANTED— a Youth, age about fifteen years,—Apply to J. Cullen, 250, Queen- Btreot. ANTED, Two Experienced Can vasserp, with a knowledge ot the drapery preferred. Wages and Commission.— Apply, on Monday, to Munro and Mllllgan, Uobson-street. WANTED, tor Tauranga, Competent Droßmaker and Milliner—ono used to sales.—Apply with references and terms to Lewis Lee. Tauranga. WANTED, a Youth for a Solicitor's Office,—Applications to be dlrcoted to Box 68. Post-office. ii ,\ i ANTED, Six good Carpenters ; n wages, 11a per day,—Apply Allan and Howard, Te Aroha. WANTED, for towp, a Junior Assis tant to tho Drapery Business.—Apply by letter, stating age, experience, and wages expeoted. to Draper, Star offlne. WANTED, a Geueial Servant; refer -noes required. 12s per week given.— Apply oflloe of this paper. WANTED, a Boy to ride for orders.— W. Coohran. Butcher. Ponßonby. W ANTKD, a Light Porter.—Apply te H. Atkins. V\7ANTisD, Machinists, Mtters, and V T Apprentices; highest wages given to good hands.—G, Blaok & Co., Ylotorla-street Boat __ WANTED, the Ladies to attend the Karly uloainar Meatlng In St James'a Hall on MONDAY, at 8 p.m. WANTED, a Boy to make himself generally useful.—Apply J. Smith, New Caledonian Hotol. WANTED, a good Strong Girl, to do general work, wash, and understands plain cooking. — Apply, Uharlomoni Hotel, Wakefleld-atreet. V*/ ANTED SEKN, the Peerless Glass V ' - at 7d tho battle; and Cork Soles (ladles or Rents'), 2jd the pair—At every ono of Dampler's Shops. \Z7 ANTKD, a General Servant,—Apply v T to Mrs Cunningham, St Mary's Road, Ponsonby. WANTkD, Intelligent Youths as Ap prentices to the Oiloking; liberal terms. —Young Bro« H Dnrham-atreet. Vy ANTKD, a good General Servant. - v * Apply to Mrs Oaawford, Medical Ball, Newton. \\7 ANTED, at once, a good" General v V Hervont in a family of two —Apply to Mrs MoDermott. Railyn Cottage, Nowton last. \\ ANTED, an Upholsterer, also a v t Cabinetmaker; must be flrat-olasa and steady workmen; references required.—Apply, stating terms, at Arthur's Kgmont F_r_ltur» Faotory, Patea. WANTED, for the Kawa Kawa - Colliery, an Bnglne Fitter; must be a good work man, and accustomed to laths work. -Apply Bay Coal Company, New Zealand ißSaraioe Buildings. ' WANTED, a Boy.—Apply at th* Hub: son a treat 3hop.-W. H. Dampier. WANTED, a Young Man for hotel work; must have good referoaoes.— Apply Ponsonby Club Hotel. WANTED KNOWN—That J. Cob grave and Co. aro soiling Tweed Mao klnhuh Coats for 80s, warranted. \irANTED, to Sell Five or Six Good TV Farm Horses.—Apply to W. Orowther. W ANTKD Known - Armstrong and Co.** Labour Kxchange Offlco. All labour famished free of charge, and with the utmost despatch,—Offloo over Clark and Dane's, Qnean-atroet. \»' ANTKD KNOWN— Men's Jielson vv Tweod Sulta. 17a Bd.—Brenuan'a Auok land House, foot of Vlotorla-a treat, next Theatre Royal. WANTKD to Sell — Chee c, Bacon, Butter. Brbb, &c of the Beat Quality, and at Lowest Wholesale Prices.—R. Kow, Grocer, Victoria-street. WANTED, Members for the Carpenters and Builders' Drawing Class. htU on Tuesday and Friday Kvenjnga. at the T,M C. A. —Apply on above evealngß, after y.M. to K. M. Fripp. \jai AN TED to EIRE, Horse, Cart, and '' Harntsa; alio. Wonted to Purchase, Poultry, in any quantity.—L&o, Fishmonger, Parnell. W ANTKD, for Wednesday, one or two dairies of Fresh Butter; high price not objaoUd to, but the quality muft be Al.—R. Kew. Vlotoria-ttrett. VI/aM'-D KNOWN. — That Shar- VV land's Family PlUa are Invaluable for Constipation, Headache, and Indigestion.— Price Is Boy. Address—Oppoalto Post Offloe. V\' AN I ED Known—That if you don't • v ' hurry up yau wornt ba In tlmo to got a Mackintosh Coat.-J. fc W. Wllllama. W ANTED to Sell, a New Box Mangle cheap.—apply to Mrs Frooton, Dublin gtroot, Ponsonby. • \a/'ANTED all Tradei, Societies, and tV the Working Men, who are in favour of ihorter hours, to attend tbe Early Closing Demonstration In St, James's Hall, on MON DAY, at 8 p.m. \\f ANTED KNOWN — Fashionable V T Orufin Dress Serga, lid; Black Lustre, 53d; Ladles' Corsets, !}■ 9d,—Bronnan's Auok* land House. Victoria-street, ' \.\7 ANTED SIKN, the Gent's Tweed V 7 Coots, 6s 6'l; Holland do. (small slaes^ U 6d; Hems' Chcßt Scarves, 2d; Boya' Bolts, 31, at Dampler's Wekeflald-sireet Bhop. V&7 ANTED Known-That J, Uosgravo TV and Co. are Belling Strong Heavy Tweed Trousers for 8a lid. WANTED X OWN.—We have nice Garden Shells on sale: alio. Scoria Ash for yards and paths.—W. and G. Wjnitono. WANTED, by a Lady, rupils for Muslo and Da-olng.-Apply for trims to » xcelslor. Brag Offloo. . . \*/' aNTuD to Sell, a nearly new centre- TV board Yacht, well foand and ooppered.— 0. Bailey, ShlobuUdpr, near the flock. ANTEDTEverybody to attend- the Karly Cloalng Public Meeting,in _U Jamaaj Hall, on MQNDAY, at g p.m. «7 ANTED, all persons interested In Te Vv Aroha stock to become subscribers to "The Te Arql}_ Jiatl," price 2J, Auckland Agent, Mr Maoky. foot of Cock-street. Ad vertisements received by Ingram and Co., Hoffman's Buildings. "*.'". WANTED KNOWN—Men's Tweed vests. 3s 8d; Youths', 2s gd; Boy.". 2a. Full Stook Hosiery from Sid a pair. Boys' Elastic Braces from 4J4; Men's from 6d. Men's and Boys' felt Haw oad Shirts In Graat Varipty.— J. & Wj WinlarPß. \\f ANTED KNOWN—The K_glish V ? Pharmaoy, 181, Queen-street, is Con necied by Telephone with Newton. Northoote. Takapuna. and North Shore; also with all I subscribers. ; \\f ANTKD KNOWN—That at the v v North Shorp Pharmaoy. Prescriptions are ditpeased, and Medicines. Toilet Artiolas, Nursery Requisites, &0., supplied at the same prloo as In Qneen-atreet. ANTJJD SEEN, the Twill Sheeting, la Id; Whits Calico. 33d ; Unbleached do, 2}d ; ' Brown Holland, lid; at Dampler's Wakefield street Bhop. - - ■ WANTED KNOWN—The only Per feat Cure for Toothache and Neuralgia, and no cure no pay; is by applying to Profeesor Gussoott, the only Practloal Herbalist in the Colony.—Bkortland'Street ' WANTED KNOWN-TM nearly 700 people ore employed In 872 shops In Auokland and Its suburbs every week evening after 7 o'olook, and nearly 8,000 are kept em ployed up to 11 and 12 every [Saturday night. WANTED KNOWN — Wool Miaws, Is; Ladles' Black Lisle Cloves, lined, gd: Stoo-lngs, 6d,—Brennan'a Auokland House, Vlptorla-Btreot. \»7 ANTED KNOWN—Boys' and Men's v * Overcoats oheaper than town, at J. and W. Williams'. * WANTKD Kriown-That .). Coagr&ye and Co. rue Selling Men's Serge Suits for 27s (id. ; tia; ANTED BBEN, the Lades' Trimmed V V Hat* at Is and la Cd, and the Fnr Hats for h 6d; Satin do., 1 s 6d— At Dampler's Wake flsid-stigat Shop. WAN" ED KNOWN—That J. Cps grave & Co. aro Selling Men's Geelong Tweed Trousers and Vnßtß for 17s 6d. WANTED, rurchasers lor Good Swede ' Turnips, in lots of 6 tons, delivered at any railway station within 10 miles of Otahuhn. Prlca.'3oa perton, erS«ssOn the ground,—Fisher and Co ■ . '* "■ W" ANTED to Self (Cheap), by weokly < payments ot 12s Od, a Well-finished Fonr-ropmed Oottage with brick - oemented tank. Deposit, only £20,—Apply John Savage, Rutland-street, Parnell. ANTED KNOWN—Working Men can Save their Money by calling at/the Governor Gordon Dining: Rooms. All Meals 8d; Board and Lodging 16a per week —Note the addiesß; Nearly-opposite the Waitemata and olpse to'the Dpok, Lower Albayt-strret, WANTED. -Th»Publip toTc'rioV fhat Munro 8c Mllllgan, Hobson-Btreet. have added to their Tailoring Dotrartment a branoh for the manufacture of Boys' and Youths . Clothing, made to order, from their large stook of gna antaed jjftrggjt tweeds. . . W~~ ANTED SEEN, Men's Shirts ioxl_ 6_ [ Rapdsome fctud Suites, 8d; Genttf Handkerohiefa (lar„d slw), 6d; at pamplefß Wakefield street Bhop. W"1""" "AN TKD KSO WN—J hat we have Invoices of Shlrtlrgs, Flannels, Dresß Materials. Felt Carpets, and Cocoa Matting vat lan'ol ox Lalra.—J. &W. Williams, 82, Kara ngahapeßoad WANTED SEEN, tho Ladies' Ulster*, 5a Bd ; Ladles' Jackets, 6a 6d ; Girls' do., 88-At Dampler's Wakefleld-etreet Shop. WANTED, Settlors to know that Amerioan Waggons, light and heavy. either with or without springs, ore for sale at A. Maoklo'a, Bnrka_t-street, also, very band aome Hooded Baggies, double and single, hang on an entirely new principle, and ot the best i quality ever yet landed on these shores.



Wanceo. • Wf ANTED, Grccer", Ironmonger! ! v ? Warehousemen, Drapers, Morohant 1 Bankers, Government Employes, Clerks, M - ohanlcs, and everybody, to attend and help tl ' movement In St. James's Hall, on MONDAY, i ) 8 pm. ■ WANTED KNOWN—The Aucklan Timber Company (Limited) bave f< ) Salo (now landing), ex ' Annie Burr,' from Ne York, 12,000 Best American SLATES. WANTED SEEN, the Indies' Hani some Umbrellas, is Gd; Gents' do,, 4s. At Dampler-a Wakefield Shop. ANTED—Tailors to bear in mln that I havo in stock a large assorttnei of Black and Blue Superilnes and Doeskin Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trln mlngs of ail descriptions, short lengths of whlo 1 I cut at Wholesale Prloo. A. LOVETT, Wollealey-streef. ANTED X N O WN« BLOMS-ELD'3 SOOTHING POW DBRB, a cooling aporlent for Children outtln teeth, troubled with eruptlona of skin. Packet la; Post, Is 2d.-W„ST END PHAbMAOTI Ponsonby. VTI7ANTED SBEN, the great new lo Tl of Dress Buttons on the Counter, Id th dozon ; Stay Buaka, 2d, Id, and Od, at Dampier' Walrefleld-atraet Bhop, WANTEO KNOWN —Elannel, IU "oarlet Flannel, la. The Cheapes House for C-Ucos la Brennan's Auokland Houae Viotorfa-atreet. W~ ANTED KNOWN—That Newtoi boats Queen-Btreet for Cheap Olothlni and Drapery, and that we boot Newton,—J. an< w. Williams, Importers, 82, K.rangahapi Road. WANTED KNOWN, that Sharland'i Cherry Pootorol relieves Coughs In ten mlnuten; botUea, 2s 6d.-Address, opposlti Poatotfloe. WANTED Known-That tsharland'e Worm Powders are the most popular and suoooßsful remedy now known. Prlco Is packet- Address: Opposite Post-oflloe. YYTANED KNOWN, that Sharland's V V Tonic Balaam and liver Hegnlator la u-ed with marvellous BUOoeBB for Indlßostlon. Prioe, 3a a bottle.—Addresa: opposite Poat ofllco. W ANTKD SEKN, tho Fur Trimming', . 6d tho yard: Grand Pompadour Fringe, 01 tho yard; lot of Blaok do., cheap ; Chenille Net, jjj the yard, at Dampler's Wake-old-mreei \\T A^TED to Sell, very Cheap (for two !TT weeks), 100 Canterbury Pigs' Jowls, only 3d lb: 60 dozon ot Assorted Jams, 7d tin. 6s 9d dosen; 30 dozen Salaa Oil, 6Jd bottlo, 2 for Is; 12 dozen Assorted Plcklea, 98 bottle. 3 for 2a; IB swt Onions. 7 lba for Od. IS lba for la; 1 ton of Pumpkins. 14 lba for Gd, 33 6ci tor 112 lbs; about 1200 lbs of Currants, only i}d lb, 3 lbs for Is ; white Carrots, 12 lba forOd, 'ii doden ot Od botdea ot good Blacking only 3d eaoh, 1b bottle, only (Sd eaoh, uay and Martin's Paste Blaoklng Od per dozen. Ploase to bring your own kits with you. Castor Oil. 6d bottle; 20 good Clooka, only 78 6d each—H. WATT -. Pitt-Btreot WAITED SKEN, the Grand Linea of Ladles' Fashionable How, 61; Men's Soaks, 2d; Children's do. from 2«: Beys' Elastic Braosß, 6d—Dampler's Wakeflald-Btreet i-hop. WANTED KNOWN—TT. H. .Dampier begs to inform his friends, and alao the publio, tbat having purchased too Boot and Shoo Buiineßß lately oarrled on by Mr W. Johnstone, Victoria-street, and having retained the Borvloes of Mr Badge, forenau to Mr W. J, for the past 24 years, he will continue to aupply Boots and Shoos made to order of the same quality aa hlthsrto, and at prloes that will en euro the eontlcuanoe ,of a goad boslneas. As regarda tbe German, Fienoh.land Vngllih Department. I have added a large stook of Fresh Barxal-s in Boots oad Shoes, wtaieh I shall continue to ri)plo-iß|i, and though I bave no desire to rain the otfrar shoemakers, Bb-U con tinue to sell at the same low prloes as I have now commenced wlth.-W. H I AMPIER (lato w, Johnston), Bootmaker, Viotoria • Btreet N.B.—lionet mlatako tho shop. P.S.—Further particulars soon. V\ r ANTED KNOWN, that Gunson and v v Martin, 53 Oa-tom-house-atreet, ore suoplrlng Maize. Oats, and Reaua (orushod and whole). Bran, sharps, Ckalf, Bonedust, ko„ at LiOWHSt Rates. \rr ANTED SEEN, the Japanese Silk. V V 1b 3d the sarc; Colonial Satin, la 91; Block'do.. 2a 3d andlSs; Blook Velveteen, la lid and 2a Od, at Dampler'a jWakogald-streot %«/ *NTKD. tho Publio of Pitt-street, ▼ » Grey-street and surrounding dlatrlota to notloe tbo Cheap Grooorlaa at Windsor Storo, Pin street All Now Season Gooda. at price* to Dfefy Competition, — Salmon Od, LobsUr 9}d. Plukloa only Bd. Sauces Bd, Yorkahlro Reflah "id. Vinegar 9i per bottlo. Household Soap lid per bar, Rest MottloM 9d, Boat Yellow 9d, B-erm Oa.riles Bd, Marmal-d'o Bd, Hobart Town Jams 8(1, Splendid Ourra-ts t__. Fine Halaint) Bd, Rioe 3d; Ttoßt do 3id. Good Potatoes 201b for la. Flno Onions7lb for 6d. Note our Snirars, Id, IJd, and 5d per ib, not to be boaton. Splenold Teas. 1b M, 2a, and 2s 8d per lb; try lib sample. Canter bury Baoon, boat quality i ao Hams, very mild ; do Prime Choose, only Bd, Devon's Korosono. 8s per tin, Igaiis; Wood'a Beat Flour, In 601b bogs, 7s (Id. All other gooda at unnsually low prloea. Note tho oddroas—Windsor Storo, Pltt- Btroet, Aaplnall and Palmer, Proprietors. W ANTED CASH PURCHASEKS FOB five thousand pounds OS- Prime Salt J3uttkr' 1/ TQ 1/3 PER lb. PUT UP IN KEGS CONTAINING FROM 30 TO 60 POUNDS. AND IN JARB FROM 12 TO 1? POUNDS. K. R E, W, GROCER, ViOrOEIASTKBET, ANTED KNOWN -IST FOR PABH ONLY- Good Valuo In Blankets, from 9/11 to 16/ pair' Hood Value In Quilts, from 4/6, to 121; site, lt>9 Good Value In Sheeting, from /8]; 72 inch, 1/ (Jood Value in Callooa. from !_\; white. /3 Good Value In Dreep Materials, from 1.1 Good Value In Winooys, from /3J to 1/3 Sood Value in Laco Curtalna, from S/il to 38/ Good Valup In Ladlea' Uhtars, from 8/9 up Good Value in Hoalory. all sizes and makes Good Value la Satlna and Velvetoenß, from 2/8 Good Value in Handkerchiefs, from JH eaoM Good Value In Table Napkins. /7J: Olotos. 2/ Good Valne in Felt Carpets. 1/1; Tapestry, 2,0 Good Value In Millinery aad ÜBderplothlng ' Good Value In _ abordashery Good Valrio In 2-kntton Blaok Kid Gloyes, 1/9 Good Value In Ladlos r Corsets, 2/6 to 10/6 AT WM. H. BMITH'S - CHKAF DIUyBHY WABK^OVQK, Corner of Upper Queen and Alexandra-streets, Opposite Army and N>vy Hotol, N.B.—Our Woll-asaortoi Stook of GEN KRAJ, DRAPERY |s bqooht qußAf vqk oasii, and marked in plain figures at 10 nor oent lesa than usual Queen-Btreet prloea, We Invite comparl (Di? WANTED SEEN, the Largo Stock p,f Winter Ribbons for lid—At Dauipier's _______B__et Shpp. % y A N T B D known, THAT J. G 1 L M O U R, OB UPPER SYMONDS-STREET, Iliß HSJELLENT T_LOK IN THB FOLIOWINU NEW GLObSi- . Wanted Known—Good Value In English and New Zealand Blankets, at J. HUmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value In New Zealand and English made Blarinals, at J, Gllmour's. Wanted Knewn-Good Volae In Mosglel and Kaiapoi Tweeds, at J. Gllmour's. Wonted Known—Good Value in Ladles' and Gentlemen'a Umbrellas, at J. Gllmour's, Wanted Known—Good Value In _ad(ep' Dress Serges, English and French make, at J. Gllmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value In Ladles' Holsery at J. Gllmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value In Ladies' Stays, ' at J. Gllmour'a. Wanted Kaown-Good Value In Men's Hats, at J. Gllmour's, ' '■ ■' Wanted Known—Good Value la Man's Water jiroot Over Cdata. 'at J. Gilinour's " Wanted Known—Good Value In Men'a Tweed Trouaers and Vests, at J • (x ILMOU RS, UPPBB SVMONDa BTRBBT. VST ANTED KNOWN. TWO BHILLINGS IN THB POUND • OISCOUNT ON ALL CASH PURCHASES OF FIVE SHILLINGS AND UPWARDS, AT STEPHENSON % K4RANGAHA__ RoAD, Nbwton. Splendid Value In 36tn White Calico, 6/6 por dos Good Value In Blanketp, 7/6 to DO/ per pair Unequalled Value in Ulsters. 1/9 to 85/ eaoh Splendid Value in Jerseys, 6/6, worth 9/6 Qood Value in Millinery and UndoroloUing Unequalled Value in 160 Ladieß Felt Hate, 2/6 each Splendid Value In Lonz Lace Curtains. 1/per yd Good Value in Dress Materials, from Mi yd Unequalled Vahie in £!olou ( red Cesbmereß, J/ per yd FplendM Value in Corsets, 1/6 to 12/6 per pair Unegaalled Value in Corsets.- 2/6 and 2/11 Good Value In Hosiery, all sizes, &o. Splendid Value in 1-tratton Blaok Kid Gloves, 3/6 Uneqaalled Value In Coloured Sorges./lti per yd Good Value in Colonial Flannels, from IJ3 Wanted Known-Dreasmaklnaron Frerpleflfl Unpquol'Pf} Value (n BRtJos. 2/B; Velveteens, 3/6 i AT B__PHKNBON'B. Newton Housb, Newton. N.B—Comment on our Stoolc. of General Drapery is needless; a single oall is sufficient to prove that purchasers of Drapery' oan get best V-ule for their money at STEPHENSON'S, , NEWTON. - \XTANTED, the Ladies to patronise my TT young ladles for Trimmed Hats at Is and is (Jd ; superior do. 3s and 3s Bd, at'the Wakefleld-atreet Shop.—W. H, Dampier. O TAILORS.—Wanted, a FirsWasa Ooatmaker for Tauranga; must be steady, i Apply at once Star Offloo. '



To. i_et. s, rr.o LET, a large Untarnished Roorr s, JL with a (rood view, to suit a respectabl 0- married couple or two or threo single gentlt 10 men. with use of kitchen, within three mlnutei at' walk of Qoaen-atrnet.— Apply to STAB offi>.e. _ r I \0 LIST, two large Uufurnished Rooms id J. use of wash-house, wator laid on, ever. dp convenience.— Applj, 308. Upper Queen-Btreet, w rpO LET, a Family Residence, contain I ing eight rooma, bath, and water laid or 1- with 11 aores of land, situate on the area - South Road, a few minutes' walk from Ellerall Railway Station commandlnira good vlow. - apply 10 F. L, Prime or W. Altken, Estate am d Land Agents. '* rr'O LET, Four-roomed Cottage am ?" I Largo allotment Mount Eden.—Appl: _ Mr Rolleti s Store, Monnt Roaklll Road. 10 LET, a Seven-roomed House, witl gas and water laid on.—Apply to Mi , Hendrlokaen, Colllngwood-Btrcet ~ r| \0 LET, a two-roomed House, in Ediu a I burgh-Btroet, Newton; good well avi , largo allotment-Apply, Mrs Hampaßtall, or r the promises, , 'PO LET, Gentlemen's Residence of 10 i L rooms, fitted with almost every convent n enoe, Btable, out-bulldtng, &o, orohard, pad _ dooks, So; situate on main road, within 20 miantes of Queen-street. Kent £80per annum. - —Curds to View aad all particular from D. F. ; Evans, Eatatc Agent, Queen-street. 1* ! liv LET, welliinished douse of 7 rooms, ' J hall 6 fact wide, lawn in front, water laid ■ on; rent low to a permanent tenant—Howe -1 atreor,, niiar Wolllngton-atreet 1 • no LKT, a comfortable four-roomed De- J i. tached Cottago.-H. J. Rlordan, Noleon street near Cook-street j / hiU LtsT, a New and Well-finished Reei ■ i dsneo of 8 rooms, fitted with overy oon , venlenoe; gas and water laid in. Kent £50 por annum, free cf all rates and taxes,—D. If. Evans, Estate agent _ ! fgiO LET, Ollice in Queen-street (on i I uronnd floor), with nnejof telephono; mo»t central *osltlen, Alto. Offices suitable for an arohiteot or solloltor; entrance from Uueon i Btreet and Bido entrance.—U. F. Evans, Estato i Agent. „ rilO LET (with immediate possession), X a Shop and store In Queen-street, now oooupted by D. Bloom.-Apply on the premises. fvO LET, at Newmarket, large Shop and ' House, with Btable. Bhop fitted up with gas, counter, shelving, Sec,; plato-glaas window. i -^Appjy to J. U. Clayton- rpo LET, Ofbce corner of Righ-atrcetand I Vuloan Lane.—Apply to R. Home. No. 20. Now Zealand Inßoranoe Bnlldlnga. rJTO LET, a Shop nnd Dwelling in Wel- I llngton-street, established in the Grocery trade 15 years.—a. Y. Collins, Estate Agent, High street, . rsw LET, Furnished Houae, Handseme X villa Hesldenoe, containing 6 rooms. &0., all furnished oomploto, lnoludlng piano, to gether with 6 uorea in paddooks, garden, &0., aituato at that delightful seaside suburb North cote; rent only 27s 6d per wook; reference requirod.-D. K. Evans. Bstate Agent, Queon- Btruet. next " Herald " Ofilce. rpO CABMEN AND OART-hS. -To 1 be let a i breo-stailed Btable and Cottage In Symondsstreot, for )3s per weok.-F, G. Bwlngtan. ajURTH SHORE —To Let, a New i.l Houso of 10 rooms,, well titnated, and suitable tor lodging house: also. Furnished Cottage,—R. and R. Duder. Devonport Store ■ ' ; ■■ ii --— ■" -ti — Board and Kesidertoe. VACANCY for two or Three Gentle men, four mlnutos from P.O. If per manent 18s per wook —For address apply W. D. ualien. Confectioner, Qnoen-stroet CIOVKKNUK BROWNE H_TK*. JT HOBSON-STREET. Board aot> Lodoinq —.. ..20s por Week -..3-1. UPERI'>R Board and Uesidence (bath, piano, largo grounds), not to be equalled. la central position In Auokland tor families, ladies, or gentlemen, Address, Star Offloe. Kcolesiasticso. OONG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO OIATION, corner of Wellesley and Albert Btreetß.—Mooting for United Prayer will bo hold THIB (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.39. A BlblS Reading will be given. Friends aro cordially invited. A BIBLE CLASS for MEN every Sunday afternoon, from 3 till 4. "DRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, ALRX AN DRA-.3TREET. RR.OPENING SERVICES WIU be oonduoted TO-MORROW by the Rev, C. E. BARLEY, of the Thames. On WEDNESDAY, June 28, tho RE OPENING SOIRBKaad PUBLIC MEETING will be held. Tea on tho tables at 6 30. Tickets, le (id. i. PAUL'S CHURCH'-s„»- ni '» Holy Communion; 11 am„ Morning Prayer, Litany, and -ermon; 3.50 p.m.. Baptisms; -30 p.m., Evening Prayer and] Sermon, "Christ freaobed." ' V^T. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.—Third lO Sunday after Trinity-A a.m., II a.v;„ 3 pm, and 830 p.m. Evening Sermon by tho In cumbent, "'lho Ear of Corn by tho Fail of Water." FllT-STK-BT WESLEYAN 'C HURO n .-Morning, at 11. Rev. A.' Reld; Bvonlng, at 6.30, Rev, W.Watkln. GRAFTON KOAD WESLEYA^ CHURCH.-Mornlng. at 11. Rev. W. G. Paraonson; Evening, at 6.30. Rev, W. C. OUyer. CTT. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH, P Ponsonby.-Mor'ntng at H. Rev. 'W- Wat k^n; Evening at 6 30. Rev. H. R Dawabnry. PARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.— ■ Sunday Services—Morning, at II.RovA.IC, L-wry; Evening, at 6.30, Rev, vr. v. Paraonson. DEVONPORT WESLfixANi CHORCH.-Mor_ing.ot 11, Rev. G. W. T. Spence; Evening, at 6.30, Rev. G. W. T. ____>. ■ "VTEWMARKET WESLEYAN JLI CHUROH.-Mor_lng,nt.lL Roy. W. C. Oliver; Evening, at 6,30, Roy. J. Whewell ELLERSLIE WESLEYAN SERVICES —Divine servioe will be held in tho Publio School-room To-toorrow'Evening, at 8.30, by Mfl.'Walils. ~_V____ ' ARCH. HILL WEBLETAN SKR VICES. - Divine Servioo will bo held in the Publio School-room To-morrow Bvonlng, at 6.30, by Rev. Thos. Buddie. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Bores ford-street—Tho usual Services will be oon duoted To-morrow (Sunday), at ll a m. and 8.80 p.-U by the Pastor, the ReV. 3. Robertson, U.A. TVT^w NORTH fIOAD CONGREGa- J-l TIONAL SUNDAY-SOHOOU-PubUo worship will be conducted To-morrow, 18th June, In the above Sohool. by Mr Chilton, at 8. SQ p.m. ■ ' ' "■ IjONSONBY BAPITSi CHURCH.— I Sunday, Juno 25. "'Preapher, Rev. Charles Carter. Morning, II o'clook, subject, -'The Millennium ;" Jtvenlng, 6.30, a Baptismal Ser vice. MOUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH —Pastor John Downing will preach Morning and E____r, TTJfITED METHODIST FREE \J CHURCH, Htt and Vinoent-etreets- Snnday Servloeß, June 18. to be osnduoted In tho Morning at 11, by tho Rev. T. Hodftson, and in tho Bvonlng at 630. by Mr G. -emus. UT, DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN lO CHURCH. Upper Bymonds-street,-Rov. T. McKenzie Fraaer, M.A. Morning at 11; Evening at 630, Lecture, "Mobos and the Plaaues of Egypt:" rTiHE Rev. Or. MoLkod will preach in .1 DevonportProsbjterlan Churoh oh Sun day, the 26th June, at 11 (morning), and half pastt (evening). ! ' _ ___J IiiRANKLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE E METHODIST OHURCH.-'Monilng at 11, Evening at 6 30, ReV; J*. Gay. ■ "' SERVICES ip the Primitive Methodist Sunday SohoeLroom, Upper Pitt and Edwlptstreets— Afternoon at 3, Rev. c. E, Bar- Uy 1 Evening at 6^30, Mr Tremaln. -I\J EWMARKET PRIMITIVE METHQ. i.l DIBT OHUROH.-Sorvloe3 To-morrow; Afternoon at 3, Rev. J. Guy: Etknlne at 6^o. Mr Konnerly. !_____ i IHKISTADELPHIaNS meet in the \J Carlton Aoademy, Hobson street overy first day of the week for breaking of broad at II a.m.; Suaday-sohoolat3p.m.,and Bible Class at 6.30 p.m. CIHUROH OF JESUS CHRIST LAT- J TKR^DAY SAINTS hold Moetlngß In the Maaonlo Hall, Newton, on Sunday—ll a.m, for Saorament 6.30 p.m. preaching the Gospel. All are invited. No collection. ABBOTT'S OfERAHOUSE.-Geo. A- Brown will lecture on Sunday night, at 6 30. Subject; "Is Man Immortal by Creation Or Redemption?" Mornlng'servlcp fit, Tom perance Hall. npHEATRE ROYAL; SUNDAY EVEN- X ING SBRVIOES, under the condnot of the Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from Bto 9. All are Invited. Seats free. St. Paul's Church. Monday, 26t^ june, organ recital, at 4 p.m., Br Mm ANGELO FORREST. SELECTED PIttCES from the Works of the following Grea,t Maaters (chronologically arranged), viz. :— Baoh Handel HBydn I Mo?irt Beethoven Weber ' Moscheles BChp,bert Menuelesohn j wagoer, AT 7.30 P.M.. B- MB. ANGrtto Forbbst ANn i Members of the Choir j— I. Voluntary—Maroh... '........,,0. ColUn t. Organ—Grand Sonata,,~_,... Mendelaaohn 1 3. Air-"Now Heaven, &o."— _..Haydn 4, Air and chorus—" lnfl immatna "„ _Rossini 5. Organ-Overture, "Titus",,_,,._.. Mozart li. Trio—"Hearts Feel"-.._,,...Mendelssehn 1. Magnificat.. ..-_.- -BartholdTours 8. Organ - Flute Conoerto _ Klnolc 8, Anthem-Prayer, "Moses"„„_..„Ro8Blnl 10.- Qrgan—Fugue In G -..Angela Forrest 11. Quartette—" The Hlgrima* H.Loslie 12. Air—"Let the Bright Seraphim"... Handel i 13. Organ—Nooturno...._ ....Spobr U, "Gloriain Bzoelsls". ,„..Dr. Garrett 115, Voluntary—Offortolre In 0 Minor„ , I An Offertory will be made on eaoh occasion In Aid of Choir Hxpenses.



For Hale. i, B/lOR SALE, a good Freehold Allotmen 0 V (fine land), 59ft frontage, with n depth o »; 190 ft (with 102 ft wide at the back), situated a s Richmond Koad, nearPonaonby, ■ Nioe viewo _ tho Waltemats, and eurroundlng oountry; ex . cellent position for a houae. Plenty of space ti ' plant an orohard, and well watered. The allot ' ment joins the Surrey Hill eßtate, and Is fcnoei '_ on two sides; booses ore oil around. Prioe - only 29a per foot. Terms: A portion of the i, purchase money paid down, and balance taken t weekly, ihla ia a good opportunity for ar c indußtrloua man.—Apply to Publisher, Stab _ ofilce. ■ • 1 TJIOR SALE, a 6-roomed House in Uppei 1? Queon-atreet.—Knqnlre at the York Hotol, 1 or to Mr MoKlnstry, Commission Agent, 91, C Queen-Btreet. FOR SALE, Sharcß in the Auckland Permanent Co-operative Building and In r vestment Society.—J. B. Morpsth, No 20, N.Z. Insurance Buildinga. • pLASSWORKS. —To Painters and I \X Others.—For Bale, iflrat-olaaa White Load, lj in 281b drums, 10s raoh.—M, Cook ft Sons, Free man'a Bay. i * NttW Six-roomed Verandah Cottage r*. (12ft stud), with scullery, tanki &o„ for . Salo. on Riobmond Road: allotment GO x 150, l or. If preferred, 90 x ISO, (oorner lot). Terms easy.—Apply to R, Laing, Ploton-Btreet V SUPPLY of" Railway Sleepers, suit cV. able for house blocks, to be had at our Yards, Auckland and Newmarket—Hammond and Byron. MOUNT EDEN. —Cottage of Four Rooms and Two Acres of Land at Mount Eden (divided into two paddookß), near resi dence of J, Batger, ksq. A very desirable pro perty, Prloo, £500.—D. F. Kvodb, EBtate Agent. nOTTAGE IfOK SALE. FOR SALE, a Comfortable Cottage, sltnato In Jermyn-Btreet. oloeo to Wynynrd Pier. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. Fort-street 0 KSIL> EN C X FOR SALE. For Sale, that Comfortable Residence, situate near top of Groy-street (lately occupied by Mr Robert Homo), containing 10 good rooms, fitted with every convenience. The house and grOnndß have recently been put in thorough order. Terma easy. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Anotloncera. EPSOM.— For Sale, a Comfortable Rcsi denoo of eight rooma, with about ono aoro of land. — Samuel Coohrane and Son, Auctioneers. Jj'OK IMMEDIATE _*_,_, Ponsonby V Terrace, a nloe House of 7 rooms, veran dah ia fromt; Allotment 8u x 100, all tastefully laid out; good well, tank. &o. Price, £_».—D. K. gy»na, ffata-a Agent. Ouftflnmtwet. 147 LOOK SALE, 59 Acres First-class Fern f Land at Tuakau; a very ohoioe let, with abtndanoe of water; situate on a good road, and about 5 minutes' walk from railway station. Prioe, only £7 por aoro.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. ' SjTTOR SALE, New and Well-finished JO Verandah Cottage, 3 rooms, fitted with cupboards, kitchen dretter, oooklngrange, _.a, fee; oorner lot, 88 x 18ft to Oeorge-streot with 65ft to Wllll-ms-Btreet. Price, only £200. Now owned and oooapled by Mro Lawson (widow ot the lata Mr P. Lawson).—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. Qiaen-gtroet. next " Herald. fjlOR SALE—A very desirable Residence 1 In Proscoot Terraoe. Tke House 00-tatns 6 Rooms and Scullery, and is fitted with Register, Oven. Cupboards, &o. Water laid on and every convenience; splendid Fruit Gar den (in full bearing). Allotment 88 by 100. Prioe. ______ D. F. Evana. Land Agent |jiOR SALE (Hnwe-street), a very pretty JL? Villa containing five rooms, pantry; water laid In, nice garden, &o.: all ia flrst-olaas order; splendid view; a very desirable place.— D. F. yeans. Estate Agont Queen-Btreet. ii_ ■jiOR'H-MEOIATE SALE, House and " Grounds In Faaaonby. The heasa oon tal-8 7 room, stable, •Bt-house, feo.-ln good order. Splendid garden and orchard, about J aoro la extent, whloh could be subdivided into capital building Kites. Very desirable and oneap.-D. F. Evana, Estate Agont, Qnsen a treat. ■ ■ 189 1/iOR ABSOLUTE SaLE, Desirable V Property at Northcote, Takapana. con- Blstlnß of New Five-roomed Cottage, cowshed, stable, &c, together with 63 aires Splendid Land, a portion of whlok Is orchard and culti vation. Good pleoe of bush. This property is fur übsalute sale, aad <s wall worthy the atten tion of investors, &o.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. Qaeea-Btreet. Ij'OU IMMEDIATE SALE, Handsome JC Villa; almost new. and In first-class order; gablos, bow window, good well, register grate, oven, oupboards, etc., etc.; situated In Haoket- Btroat, near the steps leading down to beach at foot ot St Mary'B Koad ; pleasant, healthy, aad desirable position; must be sold at onco. Prioe, only £300.—D. F. Evans, Estato Agent, Queen. Btreet ONSONBY,—A new and very pretty Vorandah Cottage ef 5 rooms, allotment, tank, stc, all oomploto. aad In first class order. Vary oheap. £220.—D. F. Evans, EBtate Agent Onega -street 427 (JTOKES'S POINT.-Splendid AUot- O ments fenced and planted with fruit and ornauantal trees. In splendid position, over looking the harbour, near the boaeh.— D. F. Evana, Estato Agent FUK.EKOHE. -A very desirable Farm of 101 aorea. about li miles from Tuakau station, with Three-roomed Cottage, work shop, dairy, oowshed, pigsties, &c. a splendid Btream runs throagh tho property; all fenced and subdlvUed; absut 60 acres In grass, the rest cultivated; B*ll is first-class. Good metalled road all tho way. Very choap-prloe, £600.— P. F. Evana, Estate Agent ' TjlOR IMMEDIATE SALE. MANGERE-2 acres Flretolass Land (un surpassed), -has been in cultivation, now In grass, with cottage, cowßhoc-i. plKStlea, fco. Prlco, only £150. D. F. EYANB. Estate Agent, Q^een-street Auckland. EI O ? S A L E. CLARKMONT-STREKT, Seafleld View-A Very Desirable Allotment, quite level, fenood, and ready for bulldlngon, 33 x 113. for £100. NEWMARKET-Verandah Cottage, ftrqoms register oven, good well, (fco, oorner allotment 33 x 100. for £258. MONTAGUK-BTREBT. Newton-Verandah Cottage, 4 rooms, allotment about 33 x 95; oheap, only £180. D F EV ANP Estate Agent, next Herald Offloe. _^ Jjl O R | A" h E . HOTEL — A now and commodious Hotol (llcenaedj. oohtalnlna; 13 rooma; alao, stable, wuhhoute, ar d about 2 aorea splendid land. Well situated (within 8 miles of Auokland), and bound to oomraand a largo business. D. F. EVANS. Estate Agent IfIARMS yuR SALE.-Waikato - A 5- very desirable and snug little Farm, situated on tho banks of tha Vfalkato River, very comfortable Homestead consisting o{— House of Six Rooms, Outbuildings, such as Barn, Cowshed, Pigsties, Stockyard, (to. Area, about 226 aorea of good fertile Land, sub divided into Paddocks, Orchard, and a Splendid pleoe of mixed bußh. Sohool and Railway Station adjaoent. Price. £859, ' , And several others. Full particulars on ap pUoationto D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, Queen-street (next " Herald1* Offloe). __ * LLOTM^NTS \ ALLOTMENTS I CHEAP, DESIRABLE, AND FIRST-CLASS' BUILDING SITES. GRACE-STREET, Ponßonby-BeauUful Villa Sites, 19 feet frontage, at £3 per toot GRAOE-STUKKT—Corner Lot, 38x117, lor £95 : GRACB-STRKKT (Stuart-street) — Bfrtendid Villa Sites, eaoh 40 x 1,20, tor £100 1 Tliobo lota are unsurpassed; the poaltlon and quality of soil la second to none. ANGLKSEA-STRKET-LotS' 40 X ISO, at £193. eaoh NEWTON ROAD-83 x :_% at £66 eaoh OLAKKMONT-STHEKT-85X11B, fenced, &c, forfilM * ' *" ■' SHBLLY'B?AOH-Corne j r.Lci,t, 10Q s 168, for OLARKiNCff-STREKT-40 feet frontage, atfil B-fLEX1- PADDOCK-LotS 83 x 00. at £10 oaoh BERBSFORD-STREET-SS x 65; very ohoioe allotment: £1 per foot And many other Lots, Full particulars from ' ' ' O. F. EVANS, Estate Agent THREE ALLOTMENTS, Clarence-street.— F. G. Ewington. SEVWN-ROOMKD HOUSE, Grafton Road, £650.— F. G. Ewlngtoc. VOLOANIO LAND-only a few lotß left at Kooky Nook.—F. G. Ewington, ALLOTMENTS In Brighton Road 20s per foot—F. G. Ewington. ALLOTMENTS at Ponsonby.Northoote, New North Road, and Beresford-street fora ale. —F. G. Ewington. 11 ACRES LAND and RESIDENCE, £««. --x 2 F. G. BwlnMtpn, F. J. MQSB], "" IW. F. O'SULLIVAN, FJ, MOSS & O O.] 0 LAND AND ESTATE AGBNTS, BHOHTr,AND-6TBKET. FC.R SALE, a Large *llqtiao«i in Brighton Road, Parnell (1001300). LOT 108. Pofceuo about 10 aores. 110 aOEIKB near Tuakau; 50 aores lv grass, re mainder open fern and bush. Price, £500. 36 ACRES, all improved, close to the Whanga rata Hallway Station; good house, cow- Bhed, bam, &o.; well aulteu tor fn_t grow ing. A LARGE SECTION In Beresford-street,Jo feet frontage: •» GOO ACRBB, partly Improved, 19 mllos from " Auokland, and 1 mile from railway station? good 8-roomed House, and all cooeaaory out buildings. Price, £1650. In addition to the above, we have a Large Number of Town and Country Properties for Sale, lnoludlng some Large Blocks of Land In the Waikato District. F. J. MOSB *-. CO., Shortland-Btreet Ex Orpheus. 100,000 I3LAND ORANGES 4,006 COCOANUTS 200 BUNCHES DRIED BANANAS 20 CABKS LIMEJUIOB. . ; ON SALE. ; A- O T T O, Queen-street • > ftor oontinuaticn. ate Bin. Peat.



I Tenders. J IyEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ' SUPPLY OF PEANUT OIL. , - General Manager's Office, > Railway Department, i. Wellington, 16th June, 1882, | Written Tenders will bo received at this offloo up to noon of MONDAY 10th July, 1882, for tho Supply of about 15,000 Gallons Chinese : Peannt Oil, to be delivered In January neStl dpeolflcatlons and irorms of - Tender may be obtained at «he Btores, Manager's Offloe, Wel lington; and.the Storekeepers' Offloea, Auok land, Chrlstohuroh, and Dunedln, Tenders, , accompanied by samples, to bG addressed to the . General Manager, Wellington; and marked1 outside, "Tender for Oil." The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted, Telegraphlo Tenders wiU not be entertained. J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager N.Z. Railways. j^ARANGAHAPE DISTRICT. FORMATION ofi-ÜBLIN-SrESET. Fresh Tenders for above Contraot. the time for completion being extended to S6th Novem ber, will be reoeived up to 1 pirn. on Thursday, 29th ingt., at our office, Colonial Bank, where plans and spooifloatlons may be Been. BOYLAN & LUNDON, Engineers to the Board. (for continuation, see First Page.) ' _ " Liost and Found. LOST, last night, young Bull-Terrier Dog, white, blaok spot on face.—Reward on returning to Mr Et am. Domain Gates, oppo alte Parnell Grammar School. LOST, last night, a White bull Bitch. 10s reward on returning same to the Paolflo Hotel. Queen-street, LOST, on Sunday morning, near Grubb's Bakery, Karangahape Road, a Blaok Pup with white ohln, and brown ribbon ronnd hia • neck; anuwerg to name of "Guy.'—Finder *, brlnulng dog to Mr Davis, Stab Oflloe, will bo ■ owarded. j FOUND— Cheque, drawn on the Austra llan Deposit and Moitgage Bank, Limited. - Owner may obtain same by applying at this Offloe, fjiOUND, a Pointer Pup (slut); tody JL' almost white; head, tan. If not claimed ■ In seven days will be sold to pay expenses.— ' Apply A. Stewart, "Free Press' Office. UTRAYED into my yard, Two Geese.— i C 3 Owner oan have same by paying expenses to A. Smith, Alma Cottage, Oroy-street £_* 8T REWARD.-Stblen from Ellerslie, . _^k_w Langshan Fowls (private mark). Tne above reward will be paid on conviotlnnof t thief.-W. M. Hall, i • • ■ i n. t Prospectus. £ ROSPECTU'S OF TRE WAIWERA HOT SPRINGS COM PANY- (LIMITED). { Capital, H30.000; in 30,000 Shares at „l eaoh. i 11,600 fully paid-up shares will bo issued to Mr J Graham, aa part payment for the property. l The capital en tke remaining shares will be payable as follows :-5i per share on appll- I cation, Ss per share on allotment, and tbe balance in calls not exceeding 5s per share ( at intervals of not less than three months. r Provisional Directors, i V^ B,*- 8! B*'. *• <*• Ewington, Esq. " D. B. Crulokshank, Efq. Jas. Robertson, Esq. Thos. Morrin, Esq., A. Brook, Eeq, R. C. Baratow, Esq. B", Karl, Esq. I Thoa. Buddie, Esq. aeorge Eraser. Esq. Dr, Haines Jno. Kirkwood, Esq. , Jos, Banks. Esq. E. Ludlow, Etc. i Henry Brett, Esq. Jackson Palmer, Ktq. t Jno. fisher, Esq. O. T. Wren. Esq. l Jas WaUsoe, Esq. r. H. Hurter, Esq. b g. F. Anderson. Fag. W. MoOulloughrEsq. '. B. O. Greenwood, Esq Geo MoNab, Esq. Job. Bennett. Esq. Rich. J. Gill, Esq. Jas. Blaok, Esq, John Milne, Esq. I Jno. Anderson. Esq. T. Maofl_rlan3,E»q. s T.H«nderson.Esq„M.L.C. M. Murchle, Esq. J.'W_llarpson,Esq.,M.L.A. _. Hornsby, Esq. F. J. Moss, Esq., M.H.R S. Kohn. H'sq. W.J. Hurst, Esq., M.H.R, Capt- W. Steele . Capt. J. H. R. Harrison W. H. Grace. Esq. «■ Capt. Colbeok a. Martin, Eaq. I W. S WUson, Esq., W. Lodder, Esq. i J. Craig, Esq. 0. B, Layers. Ki-q. t F. J. Somerfleld, Esq. Ur. Goldßbro' « Ja3. Stewart, Esq., CB. Dr. J. M. Moore C H, J. Wlckens, Esq. Dr. Honeyman > Rich, Reals, Ksq. Dr. Stockwell G. Holdship, Eho. B. Ireland. Esq. J. Waymouth, Esq. K. J. O'dnlUvan. Esq. George Harper, Esq. Wm, Waters. Eso. t W M ,' BtsT k' Kb<l' j- l- Hatswell, Esq. s Charles King. Esq. Jno. Kndean. Esq. / James B.Graham, Eaq. Eowln Heaketh. Ksq. J John James Esq. A. Devoro, Esq. ' Andrew Bell. Esq. Jno. Taylor. Ksq. » J> Cosgrave. Esq. John Beld, Esq. * A. Cairns. Esq. John Wilks, Esq. S M. h; Roe. Esq. p. Hall. Esq. * Ha»B George. KBq. S. Jackson. Fsq. F. J. Hull, Esq. Jas. Russell, Esq, , Franolx Skeens. Esq. J. H. Upton; Esq; I Jno. Wallace, Esq. W, Gorrle, Esq. Wim. Perolval, Egg. t BANKERSt I The National Bank ot Now Zealand. £ Eoi^ici;tob6: ' Messrs Whltaker, HussoJ), and Buddie. £ BaO-EBS: Auckland Brokers' Association. SSOBKTABY, PKO. IBM.! John Milne, Esq. Offices*!!' the Coup ant i COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS, QUWEN- 1 BTRKET, AUCKLAND, % The Company la formed to purchase from Robert Graham, Hag., the valuable Hot Springs, Baths. Hotel, and Estate, situated at the Wal wera, within four hours by ooaoh road, or twenty-four miles by water, from the olSy of Auckland. Steamers run daliy. and a mall coach to and from the North Bhoye three times " ai week, lhe Walwera Harbour, being within 1 the Haurakl Gutl. offera a delightful pleasure trip,of whloh many thousands avail themselves rJcriug the year, Thehsautyof the harbour and of the sur rounding oountry, as well as the curativo pro parties of Its porenmal.and abounding Thermal Mineral Springe, ore so widely known that comment Is unnecessary. Seabathing, river- < bathing, ana boating on the river which runs. > through tho property, are among the many attraotionß of this unique Estate, The climate is so mild and equable throughout the year that tobftbeo, and the orange ana lemon, grow luxu riantly. Mr Oiahamhas spent large Bums in developing tho property 'since he acquired li nearly forty years ago. Having brought it into a paying condition, he wlahea to rotire. and „ loavo to othore thp further great improvement J ox whloh the Walwera property is now capable. The property handed .over to tho Company will oonslst of the Hot Springs twhloh have yielded an Inexhaustible supply of mineral water from time lmmß_torial) j the hotel.whlch Is doing a large ana profitable business, and oapaole of accommodating fro _90to 100 persons Comfortably; the wholo of the harbour front- 1 ago, and 7» aores, mora or less: of adjacent country, Tho latter Is admirably adapted for a Towßßhip. Villa Residences and. Small I Karma. It will become very' valuable when a vtS,°_r.Jl! h! xt 'J 'ffiW °y the Government, whioh it is honed will not bo much longer de layed. A further blook ot 102 aorea has been leased by Mr Graham, from Mr Andereon. at a rental ot £50 per annum, for 10 years, with a 1 right to purchase for fil,ooo. This lease will also be handed oyer to the Company, Tho property, .with Furniture, Plant. Live 1 Btock, &0.. Baths. Bath-houses, H6tel,Cottages, band, and the Lease above-mentioned, will be sold, by Mr-Grshaiß to the Company for £23,000. Mr Graham only rcquiroß One halt ol this omsun.t'to be paid wttMn six monthß from allotment of shares, and will acoept fully paid- Sp sharea for the balance of the purchase money, no-third, ot the shares will be apportioned to and reserved for the Southern Provincial Dis trict of New Zealand, and Sydney and Mcl- I bourne. The preliminary expenses incurred In formation of the Company will also ha paid by Mr Graham. The Hotel business yielded last year a net profit of £1622 to which Bum it haß steadUy grown > from tho email beginnings of eight yefrs ago, when accommodation for vißltors was first attempted. Itlßprqposedtooppropriate«7(Klo,inenlarging ; the Hotel and other improvements, in order to ! keep pace with tho growing demand and great inoreaae of visitors from the South of New Zea- ' land, and from all parts of Australia and the South Sea Islands. The profits of tbe year may then be confidently estimated at from £2000 to £3000, with o proportionate increase In tlje years to follow, From tbe land alone a la/go revenue must ultimately be scoured, and in the meantime the ourrent and increasing business 1b a sufficient gUßrantea for handaome dividends to'the share holders. A meeting of the subscribers will be oon-1 vened for the Eleotlon of Dlreotors, &o„ (who will be duly appointed according to tha number of shares taken up In eaoh Provincial Distrlot and In Sydney and Melbourne), of whloh due notice will be given. Applications for shares will be reoeived by the members of the Au,oklaud Brokers' Associa tion, and at tbe temporary officea of the Com. pany. Colonial Bank Buildings, Queen-street, till 20th day of July, 1883, m HOT SPRINGS HOTEb BUSINESS AC COUNT. 321 New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland. 18th May, 1882. Robert Graham, Esq., Sir,— Having completed the audit of your Manager's books and accounts, for the year ending 18th May, 1882,1 have now the pleasure of handing you tho accompanying documents— viz: Profit and I>obb Account, Receipts and- Ex penditure Account, and the Balanolng Acoount qu 13th May. 1882. Reference to the Profit and Loss Account shows thot the business done during tho twelve months amounted to £5,169, yielding a profit of £1,622, The figures for the year ending May 13, 1881,' wero—Business done, £1515, and profit,£l.29l. Tho business dono in the year ending 13th May, 1882,' has, theieforo, boen £614, and tho profit £331 moro than during the previous year. A por-oentago comparison shows that the business dono was thirteen and a-half per cent, more than last year, yielding an inorease of profit of twenty percent. This result must ho gratifying to you, ns it proves that at the Hot Springs Hotel a higher ratio of profit attends in creased business. In tho statement of Expenditure £276 6s Bd has been oharged by your manager to improvements—namely, new stable, tanks, reservoir, fonoing the new plantation, vapour hath, ornamental vases '&c. Besides this, he informs me that you have had planted during the year a large number of orange, lemon, fruit, and other trees, the cost of whloh did hot como beforo mo. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, . JOHN WAYMOUTH Public Accountant.



■ " Publio Notices. pUBLIC NOTIFICATION, PROPOBED TRANBFKR OF INTEREST BS A DEFERRED PAYMENt SELECTOR. Crown Lands Ofilce, Auckland, 23rd June, 1882. It is hereby notified that MAURICE FITZ MAURICE I'INCHIN, of Kaipara. has applied to the Land Board to accept in his stead GEORGE FREDERICK KEIrLY, of Mount Eden, as Transferee ot his (the eald Maurice Fittsmaurlce Plnchln's) interest in 1231 aores of Deferred Payment Land, being Section 2 of Block IX, Kaipara Survey Distrlot, D. A. TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Lands, AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. The Trustees are prepared to Lend Money on Freehold Securities in Bums from £50 and upwards. Mortgages can be redeemed by quarterly instalments. Applications for loans to be sent In by SATURDAY, the Ist July, 1882. R. CAMERON, Manager. Temporary Offices: Darby-street. V 0 T I C E. TO OUR NDMKROUS CUSTOMERS, AND PUBLIC GKNKKALLY. We beg to inform them that wo have just received, and ore opening up, our first importa tion, per Cumbria, of Ohoioe Tweeda and Coat ings, together with Superior Trimmings; to be followed by farther consignments per Orient Line, In thanking our patrons for past favours, we shall still endeavour to merit satisfaction. WHITE AND WATKINSON, Tailors, Vlotorla-street. JV ° T I 0 E, As It Is the intention of the Trustees in the Eatato ot Fkkd. smith. Farmer, Whangarel, to deolare a Dividend on the first day ot July, 1882, all Accounts mußt bo rendered In full to the undersigned before that date. JAMES WHITELAW,)„ raofMt , ANDREW scorr, '}Trußteek. Whangarel. April 15,1882. P.SSRS. ARMSTRONG AND CO., REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGEN IS, VALUATOKS AND ACCOUNTANTS! Estimates for Contractors mado out, and Tables furnished free of charge. J ffico over Clark and Gane's, Queen-street. NIGHT SOIL CONTRACT. NOTICE. , Thoso requiring the Removal of Night Soil lor EnaulDg Quarter must Pay for. tho paat lorvlooß, otherwise attendance will be dlscon- Inued. Office: City Market (Queen-atroet en hance). Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, to Ip.m.-GHORGffi WlLtiON, Contractor. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, DEVON PORT. Wanted, a Choirmaster far Holy Trinity Jhuroh. Good voice Indispensable, Farther nf jrmatlon may be obtained from Rev. J. Sates, Devonport, or Mr R. Cameron, Auok and. Applications to be sent in by WEDNES DAY, the 6th July, 1882, and to state salary iznected, TO IMPORTERS.^Having taken the Store lately occupied by W. Gunson. In lostomhouse-street Kast, I am now prepared to ooelve Goods for Storage at, the usual ratee. - 'RANK TAINS, No. i*3. Cnsto-thouee-Btreeet Sast. BOYS' Tweed Suits from Ba, worth £1; Youths' Black Cloth Coate. 12a 3d.—W. tyre, Hat and Glove Depot, Viotorla-etreet. pH-AP MILLINERY.—Mrs White -1 > head, Newton, is Belling Millinery Cheaper nan ever. Two Shillings in £ disoount on loods over ss. WC. DENNES would remind cus • tamers that Instalments must be paid iromptly. — Sewing Machine Depot, Queen trcet. A?"j t\ TO tIO.OOO LENT on Building W 8-" Society prlndplos, or on other terms a ault borrowers. Allotments bought and louses built on weekly payment ayatom. -ortgageß and Loans neKtiUated. See List of 'roporues tor sale on Ith Doge. Six per cent, llowed on money deposited tor Investment.— ;. WiLLiiMsoN, Land. Estate and Financial i-ent and Valuator. Vulcan Ijine. BLACK Figured Lustre, Is Id per yard 5 splendid quality.—F. J. Somorfield, 131 jueon-atreet. SKATES. SKATES. SKATES, Wanted Known-That BRANSTON and *ORSTKR are now manufacturing Skates of ,116i^03, on themoa approved principle, ond at loduoed Prices " MOACH TO LAKE TaKAPU^a. On and; after MONDAY next, the 19th June, he Coach wUI run aa follows:—Leave Devon rort dally at 8 and 10.80 a.m. and 2 and i p.m. jpave Takajuna at 8.45 and 11.16 a.m„ and USond 4.45 p.m. Sundays, leaves Devonport at 1 s.m. and 2 and i p.m,; and Takacuna at 11.45 1 m. and 2.45 and 4.45 p.m.-OUverMays. Livery Itables, Devonport, AIGENCY NOTICE We have appointed, as our AGENT in Auok and Distrlot. -...JOHN EAKLE, High-street, AUCKLAND, <Vho is authorised to Settle Aooounts and "ransaot Business in our name. H. HAEGE & CO.. Melbourne and Sydney. June, 1882. RINGER JEWING m^CHINES BEDEWED HIGH AWARDS AND SPECIAL HONOURB A CHE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, CHRISTCHURCH, TWO GOLD MEDALS AND TWO SILVER MEDALS. <EW FAMILY MACHINE, With Latest Improvements, _AY BB HAD ON TIMB PAYMENTS OV 2S. BD, A Week, without extra charge for Interest. ■ '-- Uachlneß (all olasseß) thoroughly Repaired at Faotory Prices. CiARGE NEW PREMISES NOW OPEN. Letters to be addressed— " The SofOEB Company, 261, Queen-street, ' Auokland." 3PEOIAL EXTRA QUAUTY COTTONS AT COST PRICE. rrtHosE who enjoy a cool SWEET SMOKE, SHOULD TRY OUR SOLACE MIXTURE AND RUBY FLAKE OUT. «_"— Fob CiOAitRHTrEB Orjß YELLOW*BIRD*TOBACOO IB allowed to be ABOVE ALL other Brands. jpARTRIDGE AND WoOLLAMS, OPPOSITE UNION BANK. SELLING OFF-"nBAWING ROOM SUITES U at reduced prices. Fob Cabh. at T. & H. COOKE'S,' 128, Queen-street. SELLING OFF-TWINING - ROOM SUITES XJ. at rcduoed prices. Fob Cash, at T. fc H. COOKE'S, 123, Queen-street. SELLING OFF-TRON BEDSTEADS AND A- COTS at reduoed prices, Fob Cash, at T.& H.COOKR_, 123, Queen-Btreet. SELLING OFF-ri ARPE TS, Heorthrugs, V/ Linoleum, and Fiooroloth at reduoed prices. For Cash, ot T. & H. COOKE'S, 123, Qaeen-streer. SELLING OFF—p ILT CHIMNEY GLABBEB VJ Blaok and Gold Mirrors, and Toilet Glasses, at reduced prloes, Fob Cabh, at T. & H. COOKE'S, 123, Queen-street. SELLING OFF-T> EMNANTSof CARPETS, Xt FLOOBCI.OTHB, SCO.. Bt and under cost price, Fob Cabh. at T. & H. COOKE'S. 123, Qaeen-Btreet. SELLING OFF—THU WHOLE OF OUR JL IMMENSE STOCK OF FURNITURE. CARPETS. FLOORCLOTHS, and BED DING, at greatly reduced prices, Fob Cabh, previous to removing to our New Show 1 ■ Rooms in Victoria-street,—T. and H. COOKE, 123, Queen street.



rereonai. T«r o x i os Information la wanted respecting WILLIAM KBLBON BAYLY, late of Trinity. Newfound , land, aa tidings of great Interest to him bave just reached'2v ow Zealand. In 1876 he waa sur . yeylng Government land in tho distriot or IMarton, Rungitlkel. and dating letters from camp. Poranltno bloc*. In 1877 letters wore beiDg.recsivod for him by a Mr H Lyon.—A_y person who oan give information about him would oblige by communicating with the "Southland DailyNows" Office, Invercarsill. - Amusements. JPoNSONJBY HoV^INO CIUB. Ponsonby JJall; TUESDAY EVENING, J ONE 27, 1882. EN d Mk n: Bonoi: C. Stenart. T&mbo: G. Bapes, PAHT I, Opening 0verture......... _ .....Band '• A Flower from Father's Grave"...Mr Tremain 'Genevieve" Mr A. W. Farqnhar " Razors in tho Air" icomio) Mr Stenart "Lost In the Wide World" Mr Worrall "That Girl in the Jersey Dresß".. .....Mr Gapes " Queen of the Night" „ Mr H. Austen To oonclude with •■_ "GOING TO NAME THE BABY," BY THB COMPANY. • s Ten Minutks Interval. -a. past 11, -A Song—"Frosty Looks" Mr Tremain Clog Danoe. Mr Riley Song—"Mldshipmite" _ Mr Worrall The Fnnny Moments with Mb. Brabazon and His Cubiodb Twins._^ Song—" Death of Nelson " Mr H. Austen Dnet—" The Moon has Raised her Lamp" (from Lily of Kili_rney)._Mesßrß Austen Sc Worrall Double Song and Danoe - Met tarn Brothers To conclude with the Laughable Farce Of THE DARKUY PHOTOGRAPHER Cuffea^ -„„._ .Mr G. Gapes Adoiphua(aboy). .-..Mr a. W.Farqnhar Photographer „»._„„„...„ Mr H. Austen A Living Statue.. „.... .........Mr If. Leathern Manager MrG. Gapes. ".._.. God savb the queen I Doors open at 7.30. Commence at 8 o'clock. ADMISSION .. .. 28. EW NORTH ROAD CONGREGA TIONAL SUNDAY-SCHOOL. CONCERT AND~LITERARY '** ENTER TAINM EN T» On THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 2V Commencing at 7.16 o'clook. PROGRAMME! IN EHTCKE ISSUE. Tickets, la eaoh (or 2a, lnoludlng conveyance by Smith's Omnibus from Shortland-street and baok); to be obtained of Measrs Champtaloup and Cooper, Stationers, and Messrs King and Sons, Chemists, Queen-street. - Nj-| XTOUNG DIAMOND L.O.L, ——^ will celebrate their AnnlverßaiywlUi A SOCIAL. GATHERING In the EDEN HALL, ' On WBDNEBDAY, 12th JULY, 1888. Danolng to eommenoe at 8 p,m, DOUBLE TICKETS .. FIVE BHIIAIN6S EAOH. Auctions. W. 8. OOdHRANEJ \i AS, DAOBB TUESDAY, JUNE 27. CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS, BOOKS, TOYS, SCHOOL GLOBES.. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-Btroet, on Tuosday, June 27, at 11 o'olook, An assortment of Clothing, Fanoy Goods. Toys, Drapery, Books, &c. AIBO. V f,'J \ A Pair of Sohool Globes. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOS 4 * Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28. TO CURRIERS, LEATHER SELLERS, MANUFACTURERS, AND OTHERS. C. AND F. CALF LEATHER, j RORD E AUK CALF E. S. KIP LE ATBUsrI . GABRIEL LEWIS WILL, sell at his Rooms, opposite Messrs Thornton, Smith and Firth. Mills, Lower Queen-street, on above dote, at 11 o'olook, : > l< JQ CASES OF ABOVE. Terms at Sale. " >; • WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28. ; ' ; EX 'MENDOZA ' FROM LONDON.: *'" LADIES' KID AND CHILDREN'S KID BOOTS AND OVERSHOES. G ABRIEL LEW IS HAS received Instruciious to sell by auction at his Rooms (opposite Messrs Thornton.Smlth and Firth b Mille),Lower Queoh street, on the above date, at 11 o'olook. ,:■-,;.. 37 TRUNKS OF ABOVE, J_Bt Landed -4 08, STOUT OABHMBRE; 2 CASES OVERSHOES. r7, _ " '""\ ~ ■ Ternts at Sole. '■ 7: mIV Monday; julws. , 3 important to capitalists* first-class investment. splendid business premises, goodwill. of~_xtensive busi- NESS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. LARGE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, KARANGAHAPE ROAD (Close.to Pitt-street). ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS SITES OUT OF QUEENS-STREET. ''-'" rpHE undersigned has been favoured with JL instruotlona from Mr David Grubb. Baker Karargahspe Koad, to sell by auotlon. at hia Estate, Land, and Hou ßeoSal i roo c™s r «J^ Mast; on Monday. July 8. 1882. at 12 o'olook THOSE SPLENDIDLY.SITUATED >Mn EXTENSIVE BUSINESS PREMlßirsf ta Karongahapeßoad.clOß9 to Pitfratreet. one of thelprlnolpal outlets of tha Clty.^Mßiaononb? sspond to Queen-Btreet, together with the Good will of his large and inoreaslng Baklrjo- nnJi Grooery Business that he has so BUoceßßftX conduoted for the past 15 years. B| l°qeßMn|JJ' This Property has a frontage of 68 feet by a depth of 162 feet, on which aro erected fin? Good Showy Shops.with convenienUy-arranffed residences, all in first-class condition, a laroX portion but recently built,and whole thoroueHv renovated. Two aro now occupied by himself as a Bakery and Grocery EstaWhment?tSe others are let to respectable tenants. There is a well-constructed Bake-hnn«A _*«. a first-class large Oven; Store-room H'offfl tons of flour. "" ■ vßf>_ A large roomy Stable with Loft, Store-room men's Bleeping Apartments, && Gas aw 3 Wafer laid on, well-drained in every rosnect a well-arranged, convenient, first-class place of business, well worthy the attention of anvonb who may require a good investment for canital or a money-makingl^uslncss, w-inwj. As Mr Grubb is retiring fromtheßATrrv/i and GROCERY BUSINESS, tho GOODWttE of Ws cxtonsivo and paying Business will be sold a su'ccessm' °Perty mi °Vel' y assisten<» to Inspection invited. Further particulars can be obtained from tho s£eetT er toomoe'^m^Mart7Qucen* R. • A UE v R, . Salesman and Auctioneer. *-i ": FRIDAY, JULY 7. VALUABLE FARM OF 536 ACRES OF FIRSr-CLASS IMPROVED LAND ATARARIMU, THE Subscribers have received inslruc tions from Mr John KUay, who is Obliged todisnoseof hiafarm through ill-health. tosell 7thJtrty Durham-street, on Friday; tho THE WHOJiE OFHIS VALUABLE V Containing 636 acres ot thb finest Alluvial and Volcanlo land. Erected thereonl fai a 055a Homestead and Oatbnildinfrs, There feamtto Of lino fence and two miles of posts and rails n„ the property. The whole is weU-watereA?^ halt befog open land.the remando^ \m\fr T& Auctioneers would draw especial attention of peraonß deslroua of securing a flrst-ekss farm within easy access of Auokland. bottTbynS ■■* _TBt,.r^ Bn2. Cß. M. bJ e 0t OMWiDK a taw number of stock In In its present condition; AT NOON. HUH lEbT NOLAN. .. (Continued on Fourth Page.)