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EGYPTIAN CRISIS.

LONDON, Juno 16.

The statement contained in a telegram published in this morning's "Times," that tho Khedive and Dervish Pasha have requested tho i-ultan to despatch 18,000 Turkish troops to Egypt, is now fully con firmed.

ALEXANDRIA, June 15,

The Commission appointed to inquire into tho recent native outbreak, has com nionccd its sittings.

The working ef tho Egyptian telegraph lines is partially interrupted, owing to tho exodus of Europoans from Cairo and' other places. Several telegraph officials being among those who havo left.

AUSTRALIAN.

The Political Crisis,

MELBOURNE, this day.

Great uncertainty prevails as to the final gsuo of tho - present political crisis. Rumours of coalition are being increas ingly circulated, but at the same time it is, in well-informed quarters, deemed n_ ssible that a compromise will be effected between tho Govornracnt and Mr Fiancis, BRISBANE, Juno 16.

The steamship Kanelagh, which went ashore at King's Keef, near Catdwell, on the 12th lilt., arrived in the harbonr to-day. A Marine Board inquiry into the cause of the wreck is to be held on Monday next.

THE ANNIE BURR FROM NEW YORK.

The brlgantine Annie Burr, from New York, arrived this afternoon. Sho sailed on February 17th.

HAMLEY GUN CLUB COM PETITION.

TBE firing by the members of the above «-club for the handsome silver cap presented by Mr F. H. Lewisson took place yesforday afternoon in Mr Somerfield'a paddock, Elloralle, twelve competitors and a fair number of spectators being present. Mt Newell proved to be the winner, and at his invitation the company partook of refresh, meat, the cup, of course,being duly brought into requisition. Mr Lewis son's health was drunk with the utmost cordiality, tho proposer's remarks concerning the gentle man's public spirit and liberal encourage ment of all kinds of sport eliciting loud applause. The sccro list is as follows ;— Name. Range. Shotß. Tl. K w«™ 25 yds - 02122222 13 nSXworth .. •• 25 yds - 22222020 12 hk Isaacs 1 •• 24 yda - 22012220 It Rnmell " •- 26 yds - 22012020 10 Stoker .. - 21 yds- 2220210a 9 T Brown. .. ..25yds- 2002220R 8 LkSSw - -.23 yds- 3M201R 7 A B Isaaos .. •• 2t yds - 2-020101 6 A. B. isaaoß _ 2t ydß _ 2210010a 6 Wlokens w » .. 23 yds - 022100a 5 MlddSSn .. - 26yda- 001200a 3 Hornsby 26 yds - 0000a 0 no™. , K _Ketlred.

MR SWANSON'S LIBEL ON MR FARNALL.

(To the Editor.)

SiR.-In your Parliamentary report this even ing. I Observe that Mr Swanson stated in the House"-that it waß easier for Mr Georaeto rouaro Mr Fawall than to go to the West Coast" npon whloh Mr George very properly repUeb, "that Mr Swanson had made nseoj tali position in the Hooso to Rive currency to a villainous libel." As a member s utterances In theHoußO are " privileged" 1 suppose I have no alternative but :to grin and bear this libel of Mr SwansonV, and iput np with It in the same way aa I hive had to sot np with many other cowardly and untrue statements concerning myself »."«> P"£ vileged" place. But 1 hope you will allow me throuKh the medium of your columns to make my denial of Mr Swason's statement as public as your report has spread the libel./assert that Mr Swan-on's statement is a raise, cowarcHy, anrl malicloits libel. Mr Seymour George is an honourable man and a gentleman, and never by himself or through any of his friends was I ever insulted by an offer of "squaring. -*<£**'f c" Habbv W. Fabkaio.

TWO CHILDREN FOUND DEAD.

DARGAVILLE, this day. TWO children, aged live and seven, lost in the Mangakura bush nine days ago, have been found dead, the youngest almost entirely devouied by the dog that aecora panied them.

THE AUCKLAftJi EVKNINd! BTAR, SATURDAY, JUNE IT



TjUECTORAL DIbTRICT OF FRANK- _ LIN NORTH. The general State of the Poll for this District ! will bedeolarodat the Publio Hall, Otahnhu, on WEDNESDAY next, the twenty-first day of j Jnne, 1882. at 10 o'olook in the forenoon. i Dated this leyenteenth day of June, 1882. THOMAB COTTER. Returning Officer. , ' Meetings. ' p^r o t i c i ; SACRED CONCERT. ST. BENEDICT'S, NEWTON. A Speoial Rehearsal for Carl Snhmyt's " S»ln- < tails will be held on TUESDAY, at the Choral Hall, at a quarter-past seven,, priorto tho Choral Rehearsal, when aU those Ladies and Gentlemen taking part in it are specially , reqnested to attend pnnotna'lv-^ no^ | I'on.S-'oretary. A. C. B. SOCIETY, j WttKJ AUCKLAND BRANCH, No. 81. T\fl__F The Half-yearly Meetinßf»akea place Ikf on WEDNESDAY NETCr. 21st Inst., !s^,eaB a: tEieot"on'ofOffloora,ao..forensu_ng ntx months. (7BRIEN, JUN., Seoretaiy. A UCKLAND BAND OF HOPE •A. UNION. Knmmi to Chqib.—Praotloe will take place orl TU&AY EVENING, 20th instant, in the temperance HaU, Choir Secretary. v» T>OYAL ALBERT L.0.L., NO. ffiSL ±~A> 2. wIU meet in tho Protestant /3RB"HaIL Newton? on MONDAY, 19th. -£=-»■ SSmembere are requested to attend. By Older W.M. a .BMITH,Seo. •VTEW ZEALAND LOAN AND J3I MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited). Notloe Is horeby given that tho Annual Looal Meeting of the New Zealand Loan and Mercau tno Agency Company (Limited) will be held at the Office of the Company, at Auokland. on THURSDAY, the 6ch day of July. 1883, at noon. IUU FBHDK. BVITLEY. Secretary. Auokland, Jnne 3.1882. nT-Tltr UNION FIRE AND MARINE T^NB^In^^YOFNEW faSy will be° held in thelc Offices. Hereford street, Christohuroh, on TUESDAY. 4th Joly Next, at Noon. Business :— To receive Balanoe-Bheet and Report of the Dteotors, for twelve months ending 31st May Instant. . ; who retire by rotation, and who are eligible for re-eleotion. To Eleot Auditors for the Company for the enßulng twelve months. W, DEVENI3H MEARS, General Manager. Christohuroh. May 30,1882. CITY OF DUBLIN GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). An Extraordinary General Meeting of the BWaholders will be held at the Company's nfflS New Zealand Insnranoe Buildings, on TU-fs'DAXtheltb day of JULY.IBB2,at 3.30 p.m. Business: To dieouss the advlßahllity of an amalga- Mtion of this, Company's mine with that of the Caledonia and Wnltekanri intended, and, if amalgamation be ap- Droved of. to pass a resolution requiring this Company to be voluntarily wound un • and that a new Company be formed. • said new Company to become possessed of the ground of this Company, ao also that of tho Caledonia ond Waitekanri Extended and to transact such business aa may be deemed requisite. MnW D. G. MaoDQNNELL, ; J Manager, Auckland, Bth June, 1882. ; '



Wanted. WANTED, a Smart Junior.—Apply to , William Rattray, Draper and Cothter, 178.180, and 182,-Quaen-Btreet. WANTED, a good General SerVant; references re&ulrod.—Apply to Mrs JameaDlokey, City Road. WANTED, an intelligent respectable Youth as apprentice to tho printing business; also an Krrand Boy.—Apply -" .Tree Preßß" office. Hlgb---troet. WANTED, a Smart Boy as Appren tlce to I he Carpentering—Apply S. Jenkins. Builder, Mount Eden. \JVANTKD, Four Good Carpenters.— ¥ t Apply Allen and Howard, Te Aroha. WANTED, a~thoroi-ghly competent Storekeeper for a country mill; most havo a knowledge of drapory—Apply Union Bash and Door Co. Mechanics' Bay. T¥7"ANTED, a MASTER for the Barge 'Ru-akaica.' A man that can bny nn interest in her preferred. 'D. H. MoKKNZIE. ANfIBT 130y5.-Apply P. Smith, Auckland Timber Company. WANTED, an experienced Machinist for dressmaking,—Apply to Milne and Choyce. '■ WANTED, an Intelligent Lad tor! engineer's t hop; also strong Boy for smith's Bhoii.— Apply to John S. Leslie, Groy- B'reet, __^ WANTED, ft good O-trpeutrr on Mon day morolng—.f. Phillips, Qnoen-atreet. \%J ANTED, a Plumber. — Paul and YT Bohenk, Albert-street. WANTED, a Boy.—Apply at tbe Hobson-stri-ot Shop —W. H. Dampler. WANTiiD, a Coachman and Gardener; nono but oimpetent men need apply— John Smith, Draper, Qneen-street. ANTtD, at the " Ltttle Mill," Cook streot. Youth for wood turning.—Bal dock and Batty. WANTED, a Blacksmith acquainted With shoeing and general oonntry work—Apply to J. Wilson and Co., 81, Quoon etrcot, - WANTED, a Good General Servant,- ; Apply to Mrs MoDermott, Roslyn Cottage, Albert-street. Newton Kast. i*/ ANTED, a Farm Servant; good t 7 wages to good man—John Udy, Pan mm o. I \\r ANTED, a Carpenter j also, a Boy. » v MoKenslo, Rocky Nook, New North Road. _„ *\,'ANTED, Apprentices to the Millin- Yl ory and Lreßsmaking; nUo a yonng girl to u-slst in housowork.—Apply to Mrs Twiddlo, Vlctorla-Btreet West. . WANTK.D, a Good General Servant for Country Hotel; good wagoi to compe tent per»on.- Apply to Mrs Itoth, at the Pftbllo Hot Bathe, noxt tha Cheap BedolDg and ITUrnl tui o Mart, Victoria-street Kaat. VATANTttD, ft respectable Boy as v T apptentlcoto the riding-saddle making. —Apply \y. S. Jongs; - WANTED, a Boy for the blacksmith's shoo.-Apply Cousin and Atkln, Coach buildors, ttrllott-atreet. ANTED, a Baker accustomed to fancy goocla.—Apaly to John Lamb,3s Qieen-atreet, at 11 o'olook on Monday, WANTED, a General servant, for a small family; roforonce required— Apply to Mr Eagleaon, Albury Hqubo, Wel los'ey-street West. WANTED, a Good Driver at once.— Apply to G. Wllaon, NeUoa-atraot. \\T ANTED, a Smart Boy for bottling Vl (wine and spirit trade), to be appren ticed,—Apply Peel it Co., close to Viotorla Whatf, North Shore. ANTED, Bench Hands. Knee Hand's, Watertight Closers, and Apprentices. —J.'rrenwith, boot Factory, Wakeaeld-street. WANTED, Traveller for a WaiKato House ; must havo experience in general stora business,—Appiy at Commercial Hotel, Auckland. H WANTED, immediately, Good Cook and Laundress—Apply, Mrs Rttok, Parroll. forooon. WANTED, a respectable Girl, about 18.-Ulster Boardlng-hou.e, opposite Star Hotel. WANTED, a Dairy of good Fresh Bitter.—.Apply to Warnook Bras., Durham-Btreot West. WANTED, a Ccneral Servant, also a Nursegirl—Apply, Mrs Crulokehank, Parliament street. AAJ ANTt<D, a handy youth at Cabinet- Vt making or French Polishing— Apply at thi Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, next the Public Hot Baths. Victorla-etreet Kasc. WANTED, a General Servant; also, a Nurßegirl—Apply to Mr D, FaUon, near Railway Station, or to Mn Taj lor, Symonds street. ANTED to Adopt, a Girl from 11 upwards Orphan preferred); excellent homa— Hannaford's Anokland Regiatry. \*,' ANTttD, Intelligent Young Girls as V v Apprentices to tho Boot Maohlnlng ; liberal terms. Also, Youths to the Clloklng,— Yonng Bros.. Dnrham-street. WANTED, a Young Man to driven Broad Can; must be acquainted with the trade.—Apply R. and R. Duder, North Shore. \,y ANTED, a smart Girl to assist in 'I Housework-.—Apply after 8 p.m., to Mrs Crawford, Medical HaU, Newton. WANTED, to Sell Five or Six Good Farm Horses—Apply to W. Crowther, HAP.TKD KNOWN—CIoth Table Covers, .3 lid; Turkish Towels, 8d: everything else cheap.—Brennan'a Anokland House. Victoria-street. \\l ANTED, Cattle and Horses to Graze; It good tepd and shelter; terms moderate. —Apply to Mr Wm. Maker, Tuakau. VAT ANTED, Two Steady Poardeis. V¥ Terms. £1 per week,—Apply Mrs Stan naway, Vln cent-street. WANTiiD, by a Yonng Lady, Pupils for Mrndo —For terms, &c, apply to Mrs Mcbol, 223, Queen-street, next dOor to Albert Hotel. . WANTED, Board and Residence tor two single Gentlemen; where there are few, or no otber bearders; bath.—Apply,: _ Archibald." office of thla paper. KNOWN-Kid .Glovee, 2 T T button, dard coloors, is 113, and 2s 6d; lluht colours, Is Hi; i button black, 3s 6d— William Hattraj'd Glove Kmporinm, 178,18", and 182 Qneen etreet. \\/ AINTED KNOWN -Calicos, 3d; All TT Wool Flannels, 7Jd; Scarlet Klannel, Is; Sheeting. 10Jd—Brennan's Auckland House, Victoria-street. WANTED, two respectable Men as Boarders. Terms moderate. Use ot Piano and Sitting-room—Mrs Eavanagb, Net son-street. WANTED by a Lady, a Situation as Saleswoman (-own or country); milli nery and drapery preferred: first-class refer ences—ApplyJ>yJetter^o_WlG;K:lSTAß^ WANiiSD KNUWw—That J. Cos grave & Co. are Selling Men's Geelong Tweed Troneera and Vests for 17s gd. \\i ANTED KNOWN -Tweed Trousers, W V 7b lid; Coats, 12s 6d: Hard Felt Hats, 3s 6d t Knitted Books, od—Brennan's Anokland House, Victoria-street. ' ANTED Known-That J. Cosgrave and Co. are Belling Strong (Heavy Tweed Trousers for 8s lid. WANTED KNOWN — Ladies' Stock ings, 6d; Wool Squares. 6}d; Neck ' Frilling. 2d yard.—Brennan's Auokland House, VlO-oria-street. WANTED, a Good Second-hand 16 ---horse . Portable Engine and Planing Machine—Apply by letter to John Gibbons, ; Post Offlco, Anokland. WANTED, Buyers of Special Lines of Cheap Dress Materials—J. G. Brown's Cheap Drapery Establishment, Parnell. ANTJSD KNOWN-That J. Cos grave and Co. are selling Tweed Mao kintOßh Coats for 30a. warranted. i \A ANTED, anlUpholstorcr ; must he a ▼ » Flrst-claßß Chap, and steady workman; , references required. — Apply to Arthur _ 1 Kgmont Furniture Faotory, Patea, stating .- terms. ! "\T7ANTJt.D to Sell; a nearly new centre- TV board Yaoht. weU form d and coppered. ---• C. Bailey, ShipbnUder, near the Dock. WANTED, all persons interested in Tt Aroha stock to become subscribers t< "Thei Te Aroha MaU," price 2d. Auoklant Agent, Mr Macky. foot of Cook-street. Ad B vertlsementa received by Ingram and Co. Hoffman's Bnlldlngß. WANTiiD Known—That .. Cosgravi and Co. are SelUng Men's Serge Snlti " for 27s 6d. i- TT7ANTED KNOWN A eood second TT hand Piano, In rosewood case, prici £23—AtThos. H. Webb's, Oak Cottage, Hobson Btreg. 16 V/yA^TBD, the public to know tha it VV the advertisement appearing i: the " Observer " stating that prizes are beini I given away at Porter's BowUng Saloon, is no g authorised by me—W. Potter. c *Tf ANTED KNOWN—The Englisl V-T Pharmaoy, 181, Qneen-street. is Cor ie neoted by Telephone with Nowton. Northoott Takapnna. and North Shore; also with a subscribers. , WANTED KNOWN-That at th North Shore Pharmaoy. Prescription - are dispersed, and Medicines. Toilet. Artiolei Gr Nursery Requisites, &o„ supplied at the earn price as in Qneen-street. ANTED KNOWN- Tnat Brennan' Anokland House is at foot of Viotorit ' 8 street, opposite Union Bank. ■ f, -ii/ ANTED KNOWJN —ibat Newto W beats Queen-street for Cheap Clothln and Drapery, and that we beat Newton.—J. an a* w Williams. Importers, 82, Earangahap ri Boa*. : p. ■\AT ANTED, purchasers tor Good Swed ig V* Turnips. In lotß of 5 tons, delivered i 'd I any railway station within 10 mile 3of Otahnhi a- Prico. 30s per ton, or 25a on the ground.—Fi_ihi 3d I and Co fri i \__T AH TED. -The Public to know th; ibs |V T Munro & Mllligan. Hobson-ftreet, ha^ added to tholr Tailoring (Department a branc j for the manufacture of Boys and lYontb , I Clothing, made to order, from their large stoc ■ of qua anteed shrunk tweeds.



WamXia. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1883). good respect able Female Servants of all olneses. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1883)-, oldcWy Mnh to ml'k and garden. WANTED, at Hannaford's" AUOkland Registry, (established 1863), smart yonne Mao tor Hotel (Thameß), wages 30a.. WANI'KJD, at HantaafortVa Auckland ▼ ▼ .. Regiatry Jeatabll.hed 1803), Baker foi WalkatO, »ag&s 30s. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Regiatry (established 1863), 4 General! (Monnt Albert), wages ios. 12s, WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Regiatry, (established 1803). Cooh Laundross (earneh). Bmall family, other ser. vanta kept. . WANTED KNOWN—J. .. Marriott, Auctioneer and General Sslerman, will hold Mo ewo ot Horses, etc, every Wednesday ln_oaoh week. WANTED KNOWN—That we have Invoioes of Shirtings, Flannels, Dross Materials, Kelt Carpets, and Cocoa Matting per Lalra. just arrived, and will be landed In a lew days.—J. gW. Williams. \\T ANTED KNOWN—Boy? nnd Men's » » Overcoats oheapor than town, at J. and W. Williams'. WANTED, Settlers to know that American Waggons, light and heavy, either with or without springs, are for sale at A. Maoklo'e, Durham-street, also, very hand some Hooded Buggies, double and single, hung on an entirely now principle, and of the best quality ever yet landed on these shoros. WANTED— Tailors to boar in mind that I have in stock a large assortment cf Black and Blue Superflnos and Doeskins, Tweeds. Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim mings of all descriptions, short lengths of whloh I out at Wholesale Prloe. A.LOVKTT, ' Weliealey-Btree WANTED KNOWN— BLOMFIBLD'3 SOOTHING POW DKRB, a cooling aporlont for Children outting teeth, troubled with ornptlons of skin. Paokota. 1b : Post, la 2d—WKST KNI) PHAbMAOY, Ponsonby. WANED RNOWN, that Sharland^s Tonlo Balsam and Liver Pogulator Is u=od with marvellous buccobo for Indlgoßtlon. Price, 3. a bottlo.-Addreasi Opposite Post office. . , WANTED KNOWN-That Shafland's Worm Powders aro tho most popular and successful remedy now known. Price IB paokot.- Address: Opposite Post-office. Y\7aNTEU KNOWN, that Gunsonand Vv Martin, 63 Cartom-house-Btreot aro supplying Maize. Oats, and Henna (nrnshed and whole), Bran, Sharps, Chuff, Bonedast, «.o„ at l_ow»it Rates. _________ WANTBD to Sell ttr Lei, near Remoera Railway Station, a conve nient 6-roombd Houso, In good repair: torms o«By.- For partionlars, apply to Station Master. Romue'ra. ANTKD K.NOWN — Tradesmen Quarterly Accounts JVlado Ont and Collected; also, Rents and Debts Collected on Corn mission, .y William Cox, corner ot Pitt and Vincent-streets. W ANTKD KNOWN. — That Shar land's Family Pills aro Invaluable for Constipation, Headaohe, and Indlgostlon,— Prloe 1b Box. Addre.a-Opposite Post Offlog. W AN i ED Known—That if you don't » » hurry np yon wont bo in time to got a Mackintosh Coat.-J. &W. Williams. WANTED KNOWN—Men's Tweed Vc8t8,33 6d;Yonthß',2s6d;Boys'._!s. Fall Stock Hosiery from 3)d a pair. Boys' Klaatlo Braces from 4_.; Mon's from 6d. Men's and Boys' Felt Hats and Shirts In Great Varloty.— J. fc W. Williams. WANTED KNOWN—The only Per foot Cure for Toothaoho and Neuralgia, and no ears no pay. Is by applying to Professor Gassoott, tbe only Practical Herbalist in the Colony,—shortland-street. WANTED KNOWN, that Sharlond's Cherry Peotoral rollevea Coughs in ten minutes; bottles, 2s 6d.—addt-esß, opposite Post offlco. WANTED to Sell, very Cheap (for two weeks), 100 Canterbury Pigs' Jowls, only 3d lbl 60 dozen of Assorted Jams, 7d tin. 6s Bd dozen; 30 dozen Salad OU, Did bottle, 2 for 1b s 12 dozen Assorted I'icklos, Sd bottle, 3 for 2s; 10 owt Onions, 7 lbs for Cd, 15 lbs for 1b ; 1 ton ot Pumpkins. 11 lbs for Cd. 3- Cd for 112 lbs; abont 1200 lbs of Currants, only lid lb, 3 lbs for Is: White Carrots, 12 lbs for Gd. 21 doden ot Sd bottles ot good Blacking only 3d each, le bottloionly 6d oaob, Day and Martin's Paste Blacking Cd per dozen. Pleaso to bring youi own kits with yon. Castor. Oil. Cd bottlo; 21 good Clocks, only 7s 6d eaoh—H. WATTS, Pittstreet. WANTED KNOWN-W. H. Damplei begs to inform his frionds. and also the pnbllo, that having purchased tho Boot and Shoe Bu-ir"ss latoly oarrled on by Mr W Johnstone, Vlotorla-etrsot, and having rotalnet the eorvloes of Mr Bndge. foreman to Mr W. J for the past 24 yoars, ho will oontinuo to snppl] Boota and Shoos made to order of tho same quality as hlthorto, and at prices that will en sure the continuance [ot a good business. Ab regards the Gorman, Fionch.land Kngllsl Department, I haveadded a largo stook of Frost Bargains In Boots and Shoes, Which I shnl continue to roplomsh, and though 1 have nt desire to ruin the other shoemakers, shall con tlnuo to soil at tho same low prices as I havt now oommenced with.—W. H I'AMPIKR (lat< ,W. Johnston), Bootmakor, Victoria -Btroot N.B.—Do not mistake tho shop. P.S.—Furthei particulars sOcn. WANTED KNOWN t_T FOR CASH ONLY- Good Valuo in Blankets, from 9/U to 15/ pair Good Valno in Qnllts. from 1/6 to 12/1: size. 10-: Good Value in Sheeting, from /8J; 72 Inoh, 1/ Hood Valno in Calioos, from 12.; white, /3 Good Value In Drees Materials, from /-I _ Good Value in Winceys, from /3J to 1/3 flood Valno In Lace Curtains, from 8/11 to 30/ Good Valno In Ladies' Ul»tora, from 8/9 np Good Valne in Hosiery, all sizes and makes Good Valno la Batlnß and Velveteens, trom 2/6 Good Valne In Handkerchiefs, from /li eaoh Good Valne in Table NapklDß. flh ; Cloths. V Good Value in Felt Carpets, 1/1; Tapestry, 2,9 Good Valne In Millinery and Underolothlng Good Valne In Haberdashery Good Valne In 2-outton Blaok Kid Gloves, 1/9 Good Value In Ladles' Corsets, 2/6 to 10/6 At wm. H. SMITH'S Cheap Drapery Warihoubb, Corner of Upper Qaeen and Alexandra-street) Opposite Army and Navy Hotel. N.B—Oar Well-assorted Stock of GENKRA DRAPERY Is BOOOHT OHKAP FOI OABH, an marked in plain figures at 10 ocr cent, lees tha nsual Queen-street prloes. We invite compor flOP> XXT ANTED KNO W ,15 THAT J. 6ILMOUB, oi UPPER SYMONDS-BTRBKT. Has Excellent Value in the Folwwik new GOODS :- Wanted Known—Good Valne in English ax New Zealand Blankets, at J. Gilmoar's. Wanted Known—Good Value in New Zealar and English made Flannels, at J. GUmour's. Wanted Known—Good Valne In Mo.glel ar Kalapol Tweeds, at J, GUmour's. Wanted Known-Good Valne in Ladles' at Gentlemen's Umbrellas, at J. Qllmonr's. Wanted Known—Good Value In Ladles' Dro Serges, English and Frenoh make, at Gilmoar's. Wanted Known—Good Valao In Ladles' Holsei at J. GUmour'B. Wanted Known—Good Value In Ladles' Stay at J. GUmour's. Wanted Known—Good Valno In Men's Hats, i J. GUmour's, Wanted Known—Good Valne In Men's Watt proof Over Coats, at J. Gilmonr's- Wanted Known—Good Value in Men's Twee Trousors and Vests, at J, (jtilmours, Uffsr Symonds btkbkt. TOT ANTED KNOW] TWO SHILLINGS IN THE POOND DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH PURCHASES OF FIVE SHILUNt AND UPWARDS, AT STEPHENSON'S, Kabanoahapb Boa Newton. Splendid Valne in 381 n M hi to Calico, 5/6 per 6 _ Good Value In Blankots, 7/6 to ?0/ per pair . Unequalled Value in Ulsters, 4/9 to 35/ eaoh I Splendid Valne in Jerseys. 5/6, worth 9/6 , Good Valne in Millinery and Underclothing Unequalled Value in 160 Ladles Felt Hats, eaoh . Splendid Value In Long Lace Curtains, 1/ per Good Value in Dress Materials, from Hi yd " Unequalled Value in Coloured Cashmeres, per yd Fplnndld Value In Corsets, 1/6 to 12/6 per pall - Unequalled Value In Corsets, 2/6 and 2/11 J Good Value In Hosiery, all slboj. so. i Splendid Value in 1-button Blaok Kid Glov 3/6 • UneqnalledValuoin Coloured Bergeß,/lU per Good Valne in Colonial Flannels, from 1/3 I Wanted Known—Dressmaking on Premises Unequalled Valne In Satins, 2/8; Velveteens, At STEPHENSON'S. Newton Hoobb, Newton. [. N.B—Comment on our Stock of Gem Drapery is needle _s; a single call is snfflcien - prove that pnrohaserß of Drapery oan get 1 t vaule for their money at g Q.TEPHENSO N'S, '« NEWTON. II (jHOKTßAND.—Employment wan '" JO by a Yonng Man in a Merchant's Off ?: can write Bhorthand—Address C. Stab offl aAKMONIOM,— Wanted, a small t pedal Harmonium.—Apply at once i 8 Thog. H. Webo, Oak Cottago, Hobson-street s. "OOOT TRADB.-Machinists, Fitb 16 AJ and Apprentices wanted at onoe; a wages, and no lost time.—Excelsior Faot > a (late G. Hetnus). j- (^KAIES. SKATES. SKAT. " Wanted . Known - Tnat BRANBTON FORBTER are now manufacturing Skate 5 all sizes, on the moa approved prlnoiple, an< ltt Beduosd Prices 10 e=3 . i ie it Volunteer Notices. i' yiQTOKIA BIFLE it The Monthly Inspection Parade of the C ; a nany will be held at tho Drill-shed oh Tt ,h DAY next, the 20th instant, at 7.30 pm. A lB > attendance rcouestod. Uniform: Full drew !k " ' "OWENMAHON. Captain Commanding Corj



For Bade. l IflOR SALE, at Mount Eden, Twelve • ■_■ Acres of Volnanlo Land, in lots to suit purohaaers, opposite .Measrs Pnokey, Buttle, hhd Prince's.-ApplV Jesse Stokes, Mdunt Eden 1 Rpad^ ._ . - - - ! "t> ES 1 D EN C E FOR BA h Ei' . For Salti. that ConSkablo Resldonre, altuata j • nbar K)'p ot Grey-street (lately ooouoii d by Mr i , Robert Homo). containing 10 good rooms, lltted 1 with every convenience. The bonso and , . grounds havo rooently been put In thorough ordor, Terms easy. I SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneer!!. I>ROSpECT TERRACE.—a very nice . Verandah Cottago of Bis Moras, fitted ; with onpooardß, bookcase, dresser. &o.; gas ' and Water laid In; good garden, stable, sco.— ' D. F. Kvana. Bfltato Anont Uneon-Btreet ABaßliAlw. -Cottage ot 4 rooms and soullery in Ponsonby, only -3120.-D. F. ! Kvans. PONSONBY.-A new and very pretty Vorandah Cottago of 6 rooms, aUptment, 1 tank, ate, all oomplote. and In flrat olass order. : Very cheap. (3220.-D. F. Evttns, Eatato Agent, ' Queen-Btreot. »27 STOKES' POINT. — Splendid Building Allotments, planted with Fruit Trees, &o. 1 Immediately opposite Hotel, Prloe low-easy terms.-D. F. Evans. Estate Agent. STOKES'S POlNT.—Splendid Allot ments fenoed and planted with fruit and : ornamental troes, in splendid position, over - looking the harbour, near the beaoh.—D. F. ! Kvana. HBtato Agent : Bj'vOß SALE, New and Well-finished J? Vorandah Cottage, 3 roomß, fittod with - oupboardß. kitohen drover, ODoklngrange, 5.0., \ &.O.; ocrner lot, 88 x 18ft to Gcorge-pt'-eot, with , 65ft to Williams-street. Price, only £200. Now • owned and occupied by Mrs Lawnon (widow of , the late Mr P. Lawson).—D. F. Evanß, Estate Agent, Qtioen-Btreot. next " Horald. MOUNT EDEN. —Cottatje of Four Rooms and Two Aoros of Land at Mount • Kden (divided Into two paddookß), near rosi • denoe of J. Batger, Hsq. A very desirable pro perty, Prico, £SW.— D. F. Kvana, KBtate Agent, BTIOR ABSOLUTE SaLE, Desirable V Property at Northooto, Takapnna, oon slatlng ot Now Five-roomed Cottage, oowßhed. Btnble, &0.. togother with 63 aores Splendid Land, a portion of whloh Is orchard and culti vation, Good plooe of bnah. This pronerty is lor absolute Bale, and 's well worthy tho atten tioh of investors. &0.-D, F. Kvans, Estate Agent. Qneen-Btreet. bjiOß IMMEDIATE aaljs, Ponsonby V Tertaoo, a nice Honso of 7 rooms, veran dah In front; Allotment 8U x 100, all tastofully laid out; good well, tank. &o. Frioo, £SlO.— D. F. Kyupß- FPtato Agoqt. Quneu-etßeet. 117 sjIOR SALE, 50 Acroa Firat-clasß Fern IP Land at Tuakau; a vory choice lot, with abondanoo of water; situate on a good road, and abouts minutes' walk from railway station. Prloe. only1 f_ por aore.—D. F. Evans, Eatato Agont. _^ IiAOR SALB-A very desirable Residence T In Proa root Terraoe- Tho Hon ao oontalna 6 Rooms and Houllery. and Is flttod with Register, Ovon, Cupboards, &o. Water laid on and ovory oonyonlenco; aplendld Fruit Gar don (In full bearing). Allotmont, 88 by 100. , Price, -35SO,—D. F. Kvana, Land Agent. kiiOß SALE (Howe-street), a very pretty JD Villa containing five rooms, pantry; . water laid In, nice garden, 8.C.; all in flrst-olasa order; splondld vlow; a very deslrablo plaoo.— D. F. ttvans. Estate Agent, Qnccn-atreot. 126 ; Bi^OII"IMMEDIATE SALE, Douse and Uv Grounds In Ponsonby. The houso con tains 7 room, stable, ont-houee, &0.-in good order. Splondld garden and orchard, about J aoro In oxtent. whloh oonld be subdivided into • capital bnildlng Bites. Very deslrablo and 1 ohoap.—D. F. Kvans, Eetato Agent, Qaotn - Btrogt. 183 FOR SALE, Lincoln-street, Ponsonby Honso of seven rooms, good woll, wood ' Bhod, &o.; allotmont, 66x100, fenced and planted; very oheap, only fiSlO.—D. F. Kvans, Estate ' Agent. Que«p-«tJ«et. "* ' Bi^Oß IMMEDIATE SALE, Handsome Jj Villa 1 almost new. and In flret-olasa order; 1 gables, bow window, good woll, reglstor grate, i oven, cupboards, etc, etc.; situated in Hacket -1 street, near tho step 3 loading down to beaoh at foot of St. Mary's Road ; ploaßant, hoalthy, and desirable position: must bo Bold at onoo. Prico, ' only 8300.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen ' street, PUKEKOHE. -A very desirable Farm of 101 aores. about 1J miles from Tuakau [ Station, with Throe-roomed Cottago, work : shop, dairy, cowßhod, pigsties, &c a. Bplendld ; Btroam runs through tho property ; all foncod I and subdlvlriod; about 60 aoros In grass, the 1 roßtouitlvatedjßolllß Hrstolaßs. Good metalled 1 road all tho way. Vory oho&p-prloe, tCCOO.— . D. F. Kvans, Hatate Agont. ] I^^OR SALE.-A BARGAI.N GENERAL GROCKRY BUSINKSS and r valoablo Premiecs. situated at tho Thames j (leasehold land for olßht years). Tho buildings 1 cost over £300. and aro all in thorough repair, . and aro, now oilered at a eaorlfloe, tho ownor 1 leaving, and mnst be sold; no reasonable olTor . ro.a.od. f D. F. KVANS. 3 Estato Agent, Queen-street. " IpOR IMMEDIATE SALE. ) TO FARMERS (a Bargain).-12i aoros Very 1 Good Forn Land, with good substantial Farm -3 housoard Outbuild lokb, &0..&0. The Land Is well watered and partly Improved, situate noar . Holonßvlllo Hallway Station. Prloe only «470. a Full particulars from _ D. F. KVAN3, r Estate Agont, noxt" Horald," Quoen-atrcot. c 386_ " Ct O R SALE. HOTEL — A new and oommodious Hotel „ (licensed), contalnlnit 13 rooms; also, Btable, v wasbhouac, and about 2 aores splcnoid land. Woll situated (within 8 mllea ot Auokland), and bound to command a largo business. D. F. KVANS. Estate Agont. -in O R IMMEDIATE SALE. MANGKRE—2 aoros First class Land (un- Burpassed), has been In cultivation, now in gra-8, with cottage, cowsheds, pigsties. &o. Price, only £150. D. F. EVANS. EBtate Agont. Queen-Btroet. Auckland. ifl O R S A *L E. CLAREMONT-STKEKT, Seaflold View—A Very Ueßlrable Allotment, quito level, fonoed, 3. and ready for bnildlng on, 33 x 116. for £100. NEWMARKET—Verandah Cottage, 6 rooms register oven, good well, &c„ oornor allotment L 33 x 100, for £250. ,d MONTAGUE-STREET, Newton- Verandah ,n Cottage, iroonia, allotment about 33x95; cheap. 1- only £180. D. F, EVANP, Estate Agent, noxt Herald Offloe, Qneen-street. J, VfIARMS FuR SALE.—Waikato — A V very desirable and enng little Farm, situated on tbe banks of tho Waikato River, very oomfortable Homestead oonaißting of— Honee of Six Rooms, Outbuildings, such as Barn, Cowshed, Pigsties. Stockyard, &o. Aroa. about 226 aores of good fertile Land, sub divided Into Paddooks, Orchard, and a splendid 10 pleoe of mixed bush. School and Railway Station adjacent. Price. £850. And several others. Fall particulars on ap ld plication to D. F. EVANS, ld Eetato Agent, Qneen-street (next "Herald" . Offloe). , ' rpOR SALE OR LEASE. Takapuna, North Shore,—Desirable Store, os Dwelling, nnd Onthonses, almoefc.now and in J. first-olaos order, together with (Faeree Splendid Land (in crops) on main road and in ftie vloinltj (7 of the beantifnl lake, and commanding Bplendld view ot Auckland harbour. A most desirable 's, property, and well worthy inspection. D. F. EVANS, nt SSI KBtate Agent. „ \ LLOTMENTSI ALLOTMENTS J3_ _____ 3d OHEAP, DESIRABLE, AND FIRST ■CL IBS BUILDING SITES. COLLEGE ROAO-33 x 116 (only one left), £ per foot _ GRAOtt.srREKT, Ponßonby-Beauaful Villi Sites, 10 feet frontage, at £3 per foot N. GRAOK-STRK XT-Corner Lot, 38 x 117. for £95 GRACK-STREKT (Stuart-street) — Splendli VUla Sites, each 10 x 120, for £100 These lota are unsurpassed; tbo posltlo: _ a and quality of soil Is second to none. iH ANGLKSEA-9TREET—Lots 10 X 130, at £10 eaoh B. NEWTON ROAD-33 x 99. at £66 eaoh * CLAKH MONT-STHKKT-33 x 116, fenced. &o, for £100 SHELLY BEACH-Corner Lot, 100 x 165, fc loa £225 CLARKNCE-3TKEET-10 foot frontage, ati per foot BAILKY'S PADDOCK-LotS 33 x 90, at £ „_ \ eaoh 2/6 BERHHFORD-STRKKT-38 x 65; very ohoit allotment: £1 por foot yd And many other Lots. , 1/ Full particulars from D. F. EVANS. r Estate Agent. es, r_r\t\ TO LttND at 7 _> 3W X\J\J \J oent.-F. G. Ewlngton. ■ yd mHREE ALLOTMENTS, Clarence-street. A F. G. Kwlngton. ... a(\ ACRES ot L AND for £20 the lot; £0 dow > z' b *« balance in a year.—F. G. Ewlngton. SEVHN-ROOMKD HOUSK, Grafton Roa £650.— F. G. Ewlngton. VOLOANIC LAND-only a few lots left Hooky Nook.—F. G. Ewlngton. 'J? 1 A LLOTMENTS in Brighton Road 20s p lt? J\. foot.-F. G-Ewlngton. WBt TTOUBK and Large ALLOTMENT, voloat JdL land, £180. Fourth Cash, balance in thr years.—F. G. Kwlngton. a LLOTMENTS at Ponsonby.Northoote, Ne ii. North Road, and Beroaford-street for sa! —F. G. Kwlngton. 7~; 1 ] ACRES LAND and RESIDENCE, £700, ted X-_ ft. Q, Kwinaton. 100 tttANTED to Bar, a oheap Cottage.—F. 00. VV Kwlngton. • ' ' WO- Fi j, MOSS]. . LW. F. O'SDLUVA -. t°ttjl J- MOSS & CC m, *" * LAND AND ESTATE AGENTB, Oo<i BHOETLANn-STRBKT. Tory ■ yOK SALE, a Largo Allotment In Bright EB, Road, PameU (100 x 300). LOVIOB. Pokeno about 10 aores. •nd 110 aCRKS near Tuakau; 50 aores in gross,: Tot malnder open fern and bush. Price. £500, 1»{ 36 AORES. all improved, close to the Whani rata Ballway Station; »ood house, co __ shed, barn, &o.; well snitea lor frdft bto A LARGE BECTION In Beresdtord-street, foot frontage; 600 ACRKS. partly Improved, 19 miles ta —" Auckland, and 1 mile from vallway BtaMt _, good 8-roomed Bouse, and all necessary 0 hulldingß. Prloe, £1650. lorn- Tn addition to the above, we have a Lai IKB. Number of Town and Country Properties full Sale, including some Large Blocks ot Land s. the Waikato District, . ;,->•' t • F. J. MOSS "■ CO.. 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To Liet HflO LET, 6'ioomed House with large 1 sheds and £l acres land on Mount Roßklll Road. within 3 miles of olty.—Apply Patterson and Co.. Lorne-atreet. - rino LET; a Netf Seven-roomed Houso, S situated in Cook-atreet; for particulars, apply to J no, 3, Lepinc, Stal, offloe. ' 7% (j \;_'\\ a comfortable Residence at I Punsoi.b/, o<ntainlnK nine rooms, with .•-tablo < loaoli-honfo. eto., having a splendid View ot the wharf and harbour, and About throo aoros Land; pOHses9loll immediate.—Sam, Coobrane & Son, F.)rt-Btreet. '. r s O LET, a New Six-roomed House on I Colloge Koad.—Apply Mr Nightingale. CollogO Road, Ponsonby. . rriO LB.T, Two Rooms, furnished or un- J furnished, at Mrs Liln's. Windmill Villa, ' Bymondn-streot, near City Hoad. rtnO LET, in Grace-street, Ponsonby, a II Slx-roomcd House, Water laid on and every convenience required,—Apply next house abovo. __. TO LET (with immediate possession), a Shop and Store in Qneen-street, now ocoUpled by P. Bloom.-apply on the premises r|HO LET, in Lincoln-street, Ponsonby, a A New 4-roomed House, with good gardoD, Rent, lis per week.—Apply to Mr J. Curtie. opposite, mO LEI, Two Good Offices in Queen -1 street, over Clark and Gane's.— Apply T. Harkls, High-street. ' b O LET, at NcAvmarket, a Four-ioomed 8 Houso near railway oroßßlng.—Apply to James Held, Kdon Terrace. mO LET, Office corner of High-street and 1 8. Vnloan Lane.—Apply to R. Home, N 0.20, Now Zealand Insaranoe Bnlldlnge. rn^O LET, largo Shop, corner of Elliott H and Darbr-streets: good situation for business: rent, 25s por week.-Apply, T. Maoky, Fort-Btroet. raiO LET, in Private Family, two Un- H furnished rooms: centre of Bobson-street; no ohlldren,— Enquire Star office. ripO LET, a comfortable Cottage of live i. rooms and scullery, verandah front and baok, good water, Kngllßh range in kitchen.— Apply to Mrs H. Boodell, Now North Road. rriO LET, Furnished House, Handsome IL Villa Keßldenoe, containing 6 rooms, &o„ all famished complete, lnolndlng piano, to gothor with 5 aoros In paddooks, Karrten, &o„ situate at that delightful seaside suburb North coto: ront. only 27b 04 per woek; reforenoe requlred.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street, next " Herald " Office. f 810 LET, at Kden Terrace, Tailor's Ohop, !. fittod for the business, and having a good connection: rent, 10s por week.—Apply to Henderson, Draper. Eden Terraoe. . ripO LET, a Now Four-roomed House in 1 Brown-e'reot; every convenience.—Apply M. Marriott, Grocer, top of Parnell. rjpo Ba LET, at 20s per week, for three ? years, an Eight-roomed Houso and about "lx Acros of Land. n»arthe Wesleyan Uhapul, New North Roach-Apply to F. G. Kwlngton. rfIHE UNION BASH AND DOOR 1 COMPANY Is prepared to -Sublet Soo tlona 29. 30, 31, 33, arijomlng KallWßy Line, having 151) feet frontage to Strand ROid, Anok lnnd City, In lots to suit tenants. For particulars, apply to Company's Sbohetakv. Mechanics' Bay Works. mo BUTCH BBS.—To W, an Old i established Shoo In Waßueld - street); n'si, for Sale, a Light Dellvory-cart,—W. and X, Basten, Coaehballders. Durham-street Weat. SHORE —To Let, a New i_l House of 10 rooms, well situated, and suitable for lodging house; aIBO, Furnished Cottage.—X. and K. Dndor. Devonport Store Ecclesiastical. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, corner of Wollosloy and Albort Btreets.—Meeting for United Prayer will be hold THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Bible Reading will be given, Friends are cordially Invited. A BIBLE CLASS for MEN every Sunday afternoon, from 3 till 1. niljfi OP STUART O WILL GIVE AN ADDRESS TO jyj E N QNL V, In tho Rooms of tho V.M.C.A., corner of Wol l'jsloy and Albort-Btroots, TO-MORROW (sbnday) AFTERNOON, At 3 o'clock. C O M El YOUNG MEN'S CIIKIsTIAN asso ciation. THB RKV. If. B. MACARTNEY, M.A., From Melbourne loxpootod by tho Zoalandla with Bishop Satgent), will give AN ADDREBS ON TUESDAY, 20TB INST., In tho Leotnro Hall, at 730. All arolavlted. TiTS SIONS IN INDIA. ST. MATTHEW'S CHURUH. The night Reverend tho Lord Bishop ot Walapu will proauh In this Chnroh To-. MOKROW (Sunday), in tho Morning, at 11 o'clook; tho Evening t-ermon by thelnoum bont, on "Coming and Going" (sorvlco at 6.30 o'clook) On TUESDAY EVENING. June 20, there will be a Speoial Service nt 7.30. when tho Sermon will be preached by the Right Reverend Dr. Sargent, Blßhop Coadjutor ot the Metro politan of India. (The Clergy are requested to aßßomble at the Parsonage at 7 o'clook). TO-MORROW (Sunday) AkTKKNOON, the Blßhop of Walapu will deliver an Add'Oßß at tha V.M.C. A. Rooms. On WKDNKSUAY EVENING, tho Lord Bishop of the Diocese will preside nt a Publlo Meeting at the Choral Hall, when Addreaeeß will be dollvored by Hlshops Cowie, Stuart, and Sargent, tho Ray. H. B. Macartney, of. Mel bourne, and others. I. PAUL'S CHURCH.-ll a.m., Morning Prayer, Sermon, and Holy Com munion ; 6 30 p.m., Evening Prayor and Sermon, "The Great Supp-r." ALL SAINTS.—The Collections to. morrow will be in aid of tho Home Mission Fund. ST. THOMAS'S CHURCB.-Sorvices To-morrow—Holy Communion at 8 a.m.; Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 a.m.; Child ren's Servloe at 3 r.m.; Evening Prayor and Sermon at 6.30 p.m. All seats free and un appropriated^ rg-»HE Rev. Dr. McLkod will preach at l Devonport Preßbyterian Chnrob, North '. Shore, on Sunoay. 18th Inßtant, in tbo morning 1 at 11 o'olook, and In the evening at 6.30; also, , the Lake at 3 o'clooki PITT- STREET WESLEYAN CHUROM.-Mornlng. at 11, Rev. H. B. Uowßbury; Evening, at 6.30, Roy. W. G. Par . soneon. GRAFTON ROAD WESLEYAN CHURCH.-Mornlng, at 11. Rev. G. W. T. Spence; Evening, at 6.30. Rev. W. C. Oliver. PARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.- Sunday Services—Morning, at 11, Mr Mar shall; Evening, at 6,30, Mr R. J. Sonster. i QT. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH, I i.5 Ponsonby.—Morning at 11. Rev. A. Reid; r Evening at 6 30, Rev. H. R. Dewsbnry. 1 TTVEVONPOKT WESLEYAJN jLJ CHURCH.—Morning, at 11, Rev. W. G, ParaonßOn; Evening, at 6.30, Rev. G. W. T, Mpenoe. - 1 TVfEWMARKKT WESLtiYAN SUN i3l DAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.-Ser mons To morrow—Morning at 11. Roy. Goorgt 3 Bond; Afternoon at 3. hey. W. J. Watkin Evening at 6 30, Bey. A. Reid. ELLERSLIE WESLEYAN SERVICES —Divine service will be hold in the Pablli 5 School-room To-morrow Evening, at 0.30, bj Mr Marshall. * A RC H.HILL WESLEYAN SER i jtA. VICES. - Divine Servioo will be heh d In the Publio Sohocl-room To-morrow Evening at 6.30, by Mr White. , n TJ.RIMITIVE MBTHODIST CHURCH in JT Aleshndra-Btreet. —Sunday Servloeß- Morning nt 11, Rev. W. 8. Potter; Evening a 6.30. Rev. J. Guy. . ■• CJEKVICES in the Primitive Methodis .. O Snnday School-room," Upper Pitt an Edwln-streets-Afternoon at 3, W. S. Potter 31 Evening at 6,30, Mr Ford. ,„ fIjiRANKLIN ROAD PRIMITIVJ 10 r METHODIST CHURCH.-Morning at 1 ,„ Roy: J. Guy; Evening at 6 30, Rev. W. t J8 Potter. -\f EWMARKET PRIMITIVE METHC J3 DIBT CHUROH.—Services To-morrow Afternoon at 3. Evening at 6.30, Mr Keith. ONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Bere ford-street.—The usnnl Services will be 00: „, duoted To-morrow (Sunday), at II am. and 6.; L p.m., by the Pastor, the Roy. J. Robertson, M.i NEHUNGA CONGKEwATIONA CHURCH.— Speoial aervioea To morroi n, oonduotod by Mr Geo. Heraus—Morning, o'olook, Address to Beltevets; Afternoon, ito ,d, Kvangollstio Servloe; Evening, CiO, Kvang llatlo Service. ; at IVTEw NORTH hOAD CONGKEG/ ,-- J3I TIONAL SUNDAY- SCHOOL.-Publ worship will be condnctad To-morrow, 11 ,t 0 June, in the above School, by Mr topper, co 6.30 p.m. UNITED METHODIST FRE CHURCH, Pitt and Vinoent-Btreets ie. Sunday Sorvioeß, Juno 18, to be oondnoted in t Morning at 11, and in tbe Evening at 6.30, by t) •— Rev. T. Hodgson, g I\/I ount even baptist churci ' i3jL —Pantor John Downing will prea — Morning and Evening. »1 mEMPERANCE HALL.-Geo. - ),, A Brown will Leoture on Snnday night, 6.30. Subjeot. "Has Christianity been a Bless! 0 the World i Morning sarvlce at 11 o'olook CjHRISTaDELPHIaNS meet in t / Carlton Academy, Hobson-street, eve '"" flrat day of the week for breaking of bread 11 a.m.; Sunday-Eohool at 3 p.m., and Bible Oli at 6.30 p.m. - J*" • CHURCH OF m._ CHRIST LA <a- V/ TBR-DAY SAINTS hold Meetings in 1 iw- Masonio Hall, Nowton, on Sunday—ll a.m. iw- sacrament, 6.30 p.m. preaching the Gospel. aro invited. No collection. F" / g'-IIE Mom lily Service of Song at 1 om I ' Old i-eople's Refugo will bo held a he- o'clook To-morrow. Friends are earnee infe 1 invitod to attend. A supply of Jackson 1 I ping's Sorvices have been procured for rgc j Choir. for mHEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EV* ' ,n L ING SERVICES, undor the conduo I the Young Men's Christian Association, — Sunday Evening, from Bto 9. All are invl • Beats Free,



Amusements. SST ABBOTTS- Q P E R A JJ O U S ft vrsis. SHORTLY AY.-KB, Thompson's Colonial Mirror of the: Y_ ULU "W ARi Illustrating on 30,000 feet ov Canvas all the pbinoipal evbnts connec- TED WITH THIS CAMPAIGN, FHOM THE FIRING OF THK FIRST GUN 10 TUB CAPTURE OF THE ZULU KING. Prononnoed by the Knglleh Press to be the moat Artistlo and Kxolting Entertainment ever offered to the Pnbllo. Particulars in a few days. Sole Proprietor i W. H. THOMPSON. "DERES FORD-STREET HALL. GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. MOJNDAY, JUNE 19, 1882. Commences at 7.30 p.m.—Mr. Newman in the Chair. PROGRAMMB 1-Chairman's Address 2—Overturo..Band S—Song.,.Mr Murray 4—Piano duet..Misaeß Haylos s—Glee—" Huntsman's Chorus' ..Choir 6-Song..Mr W. Simmß 7—Selection.. Band 8-Song „ Miss Spry 9-Song..Mr O. Peace 10—Piano Solo. .Mr Hooton 11-Song..Mißß Gee 12-.Seleotlon_.Band 13-Song..Mlas Peaco „ „ _. , 14—Part Song—" Let tho Hills Resound"..Choir 15-Plano Solo _ Miss F. Edmonds 10-Song—Miss Hayles 17—l-lano Dnet. .Mlsaes J. Hayles and Slmms 18-Song..Mr W. minima 19-Duet_ Misses Gee and Peace 20-Song..Miss Spry __l-Seleotion..Band „„„,„,.,„ T C. H. BOTTRILL, Secretary. TKTEWMARRET HALL.-TheQuatterly -Ln Conoort and Ball, oondnoted by Mr Rhodes, Wednesday Evening, June 21st, 8 p.m. OARNELL HALL. SUBSCRIPTION DANCK, THURSDAY, 2ZND JUNE, 1882. Tlokets oan bo obtained from the Committee. AUCKLAND COURSING CLUB. OPENING MATOH OF THK SEASON. A 16 Doz Stake will bo run on WEDNES DAY, the 28th inßtant, open to Members of the Clnb. Entrance Feo, One Guinea (to whloh tho Clnb will add). Phizes : Ist Dog .. _ .. ..£l6 0 0 2nd Dog _ 7 10 0 3rd Dog 5 0 0 4th Dog .. .. - .. 210 0 Entries will be reoelved at the Thistle Hotel up to 9 p.m. on MONDAY, tho 25th instant. The Draw will take place on TUESDAY, the 27th. at 8 p.m., when tho Judge and Slipper will be chosen by Owners of Dogs ontored. G. THWAITKS. Hon. Seo. Gazette in Bankruptcy. T N BANKRUPTCY, IN THE EBTATE OF ARTHUR C. BKTTANY. Creditors, who have not already done bo, are requosted to prove their debts with toe on or boforoFKlitAY. the 30th inßtant, when a first and final Dividend will bo payable. _ THO. MAOFFARLANE. Trustee. Anokland. Jnne 15,1882. ■mJFmKFm IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tbematterof" Tho Debtor* and Creditors Aot, 1876," and of the Amendments thereof, and ot tho Hankrnp toy of Damikl Olybb Taylor, a Debtor. Whereas a Bufllelont number of Creditors of tho said Daniel Olver Teylor not having at tended at the First Meeting appointed to be held at the Supreme Court buildings, at Auok land, on Friday, the sixteenth day of Jnne Inßtant, at 11 o'olook in tho forenoon, or at the Adjournment thereof, held at the samo place, on.Saturday, the sevonttienth day of Jnne Instant, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, I do hereby notify that under tho powers vested In the Registrar by the 46th Section ot " Tho Debtors and Creditors Act. 1870," the Registrar has ap pointed Thomas Maoffarlane. Keqolro, of Auok land aforesaid, Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, to be Creditors' Troßtee of the Estato of tho said Daniel Olver Taylor, and the Bald Thomas Maollarlane has intimated to the Registrar, in writing, his acceptanoe of the said offioe. Dated this 17th day ot June, 1882. G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. Thomas Cotter, Solioitor for tho Debtor, Bhortlasd-street, Auokland. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditor! Aot, 1876," and of tho various Aot amending tho same, and of the Bank ruptoy of William Bylvbstkb Poi foud, a Debtor. Notloe is beroby given that it is the intentloi of the aald William Hylvostor Pulford to mak application to this Honourabla Court on WEE NKSDAY, the 28th day ot Jnne. 1882, at th hour of 11 o'olook In the forenoon, or as sooi thereafter as Counsel oan be heard In that be half, that an order of Immediate discharge ma: be granted bim under the 18ith Section of Th Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876." Dated at Auokland, this Uth day of Jnne, 1881 R. LAISHLEY, Solioitor for tho Debtor, IHigh-Btreet, Auokland. Tenders. : $m_u A: UCKLaND HARBOUR BOARI ' TENDERS FOX TOTABA PILES. r Harbour Board Offlco. Auokland, Jane 15,1882, ! Tenders will bo received at this office nnl * TU EBDAY, the 27th met., at noon, for Kitty ( (j '• Totara Piles, 60 to 60 feet long, in terms of epet floa .ions to be seen at the Kngineer's Offloe. The lowest or any Tender not neoessari ' accepted. _ Tenders to be endorsed, " Tender for Total PUes.1 * F. K. COMPTON. i Chairman, d .^ — ] qT, HELIER'S BAY ROAD; f CONTRACT No. 1. WHARF ROAD. *' FORMATION ONLY. )" Tenders will be received at this offloe up t ''. noon or MONDAY, the 56th inst,, for Form! the Wharf Koad, St Heller's. 7 Plans and specifications oan be seen as belo The lowest or any Tender not necesear 30 80C0P,B<5- T.W.HICKBON, »• <-urveyor, &c, L G.N.L. Rooms, Queen-Btreet v. — ' & TT" ARANGAHAPE DISTRIC 8" FORMATION OF DUBLIN-STREET. v" Tenders for above Contraot will be recelT 10 I up to 4 p.m. on FRIDAY, 23rd June, at i th offloe, Colonial Bank, where plans and spec at cations may be seen. = BOYLAN & LUNDON. E Bngineen he ' "~ he ril O CARPENTER EL Tenderg will be reoelved until 4 o'olook oh FRIDAY noxt for tho Erection (labonr only a atore and Boarding-honse at Mercury Ba] — Plans at my offlco, 83, Queen-Btreet. Ar HENRY G. WADE. at . Arohlteo ng Si rf O B U I_L D E R at I Tenders 'will be reoelved ;nntll Noon ass i TUhSDAY. the 27th Instant, for alteratl i and aodltlons to a residence on the Sb -nr I Beach IRoad.-Plans. l&o.. at Nos. 8 Bnt & SouthßiitishChambers. KDMUJjI)BELL , for Arohltei AU j , _ -^ the im O B U I L D E R ,t,y i Tenders will bo roovlved at my Ol «Ti Tauranga, up to noon of 3rd July, for the H the tlon of a Brick Building at Tauranga. P oan be seen at Mr Hammond's Offloe. Si British Buildings, Auokland, or at the Ai SN- toote'a Office. Tauranga. . ,„„_ _ _ • .„, FXTZ-GIBBON LOUGH, C.W., 5™ Arohlteot,Tauran| ted, ————. — ——- — (?<?r coi\tinmtion est Sir at Page,)



Drapery and Clothing- - Good Value For Money. li, B. Shalders & Son. 200} QUEEN-STREET. {202 LADIES' NEW DRESS MATERIALS. GOOD VALUK FOR MONKY. BLANKETS, CALICOS, SHEETINGS, FLANNELS, &0. GOOD VALUK FOR MONKY. WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S HOSIERY AND GLOVES. GOOD VALUK FOR MONEY. NEW AND CHOICE MILLINERY. GOOD VALUK FOB MONEY. GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE HATS, &c. GOOD VALUK FOR MOSEY. MEN'S SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, HALF HOSE, FLANNEL AND MEKTNO UNDER SHIRTS, pants, &c, GOOD VALUE FOR MONEY. CLOTHS, TWEEDS, COATINGS, &C. GOOD VALUE FOR MONEY. MEN'S WATERPROOF COATS AND LEGGINGS. GOOD VALUE FOR MONEY. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S ULSTERS, MANTLES, &0. GOOD VALUE FOR MONEY. Call at BHALDERB & SON tor everything you may require, where you will be sure to get GOOD VALUK FOR MONKY. DRESSMAKING ON THE PREMISES. Gkhtmcmen's Suits Madk ro Order. Sole Agents for Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing Machines. Note the AnDRESS— 200 & 202, QUEEN-STREET. Board and Kesidence. VACANCY for two or Three Gentle, men. four minutes from P.O. If per manent 18s per week —For address apply W. P. uallen, Confeotloner, Queen-Btreet. FIRST-CLASS Board ana Residence; SIBO, prlvnte bedroom nnd sitting-room, suitable for lady and Gentleman.—Beresford House, corner of Pitt and JBeresford-Btreeta. /10VERNOK BROWNE HOTEL, \JT HOBSON-STKEKT. 80-ÜBD aistd Lodging .. ..80s per Woek Bwoi.b Room . ..38s. SUPERIOR Board and Residence (bath, piano, large grounds), not to be equall ed, In central position Jin Auokland. for families, ladles or gentlemen. Address, Star Offloe. . ' ' Liost and Found. fitAKEN, from the premises of the Union JL Saah and Door Company Mechanics' Bay on 18th April, One Case of Maohlnery, brandec /\ \ —Bewardforlnfor S„_\_ H. P. Gregory! mation leading t< f « *> y and Co., _ recovery of same \l/ Sydney. I —Apply to the Sec V/ A ) rotary, Meohanics v Bay. LOST, a Bloodstone Ring, market D.G.. N.H.B.—Finder rewarded on leav ing same at Star Hotel. Albert-street. LOST.— Strayed from my shop, at 8 las night. Brown and White Slut Pup.—An: one in possession of same please apply W. D Dalloc, confeotloner, and I will send for her. LOST, this morning, a Gold Alber Chain, between Arch Hill and Queen street- Sb reward at this offlco, FOUND— Cheque, drawn on the Anstra Han Deposit and Moitgage Bank, Limited - Owner may obtain samo by applying at till office. STOLEN, a Poodle Pup. Any hod; found detaining samo after this notice wl be prosecuted.—Professor Gusscott, America: Herbalist, Shortland-Btrrot, ■ ■ ' i i ii .i Calls. THE NORTHERN BOOT AND SHOI MANUFACTURING COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice Ib hereby given that a Call (the fourtl 2s 6d por share has been made by th directors, payable to tho undersigned at tb , Company's offioe, 17, Wyndham-street, o i Monday, 17th JCLYi THOMAS HODGSON, Secretary. ! rriIEBNAN'S FREEHOLD GO iJL MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). i At a Meeting ot the Directors held this day i oall (the Ist) of Sixpence per share was mac , payable to the Secretary, at the office of tt > Company, New Zealand Insurance Companj ' Hnildlofm. Qneen-street, Anokland, on WBI > NKSDAY, tbe 12th day of July. 1882. ! • JAMBSSTODART, Secretary. Auokland, June 16,1882. > A UCKLANDAGRICULTDRALAN } ___. MERCANTILE COMPANY (LIMITED) The Directors have this day made a CAX (the first) on tbe capital of Two Shillings ai Sixpence t2a 6d) per share, payable to the Sect tary, at the Company's Offloe, Nos 9 and 1 Qneen-street, Anokland, on or before the 181 day ot July, 1(82. ALEXANDER DBWAR, Scoretary. June 16th. 1882. REUBEN PARR GOLD MININ COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice Is hereby given that the followli Shares, forfeited for non-payment of Calls, w be sold by Publlo Auotion by Mr R. Arthur, his Mart, Queen-street, on MONDAY, 26 Jane; at 11 o clock a.m., unices all calls and c a penses are paid on or bof ore the 21th June. t Name. No. of Name. No. 5 Shares. Shari ' J.Alexander _ 60 W.K.PatterßOn.. D. Cloonan.. .. 60 John Rhodes _ n F. G. Comes .. 150 Ellen Reed., c K.Elilngs _ ..50 H.T. Rowe .. 1 >- Thos. Gavin .. 25 Kobt. Steven.on_ c D. R. Gelllon '.. 583 David Sohofleld.. n J.W.Gibson _ 50 Jas. Skeen.. _ > Thos. QoldßWOrthy 20 Geo. Symington- : y K. Kennan_ .. 30 J. A. E. Turner „', ie F. Kneebona .. 100 K. Thorns .. J, Kneebone .. 60 P. whelan.. .. : 2. AnnMlteon .. 10 W. T. F. Walker Fdk.Mills.. .. 120 R. Wingate Jas. Oliver 30 Jas. Vivian .. ' A. Price .. .. 100 F. A. WHITE. Secretary Auokland. 16th Jnne, 1882. ' "■ !■'-' '- uorooration Notices ), piTY OF AUCKLAN XO WHOLESALE WINK AND SPIRIT Ml CHANTS, AND HOLDERS .V PACE LICENSES. til Lloenses for the above require to be Rene> 50) on or before the 30th met. ol- P. A. PHILIPS, Town Cler W Town Clerk's Office, Jnne 17, 1882. ra !—_ piTY OF AUUKLAN TO WATER CONSUMERS. o Notloe is hereby given that Water Cenßun I Rates, falling due on the 30th instant, requli be paid on or before that date. Consun aUowing the Rates to remain unpaid are 11 to have supplies out off. p pHiupß Town Cier till Town Clark's Office, June 10,1582. ng - )W# Land Transter jJlotaceiß. llv — I AND TRANSFER ACT NOTIC Notloe is hereby given, that the several pai » of Land hereinafter described will be broi _ nnder tho provisions of the Land Tran m Aot, 1870, unless oaveat in the meantim X I lodged forbidding the same, on or Before Uth day ot July next i— _'■____ WILLIAM GARDNER,—Lots 1, 2, 3, ar of Beotion 12. of the eub-dlvlßlon of allotmi _~.(_ of seotlon 13, suburbs of Anokland, oontal o„" Ha 3r 82p, In occupation of J. W. Parfitt, 18 .lfi- Diagrams may be Inspaoted at this office. Dated this 2nd day of June, 1882, at the L Regiatry Offloe, Auckland. £ i THEO. KI9SUNG, Dlßtrlot Land Reglstt S. • • Medicai. on T»/| ARSIIaLL'S Homeopathic Tint )Of ]yX Aoonlte will stop all Feverish Symji f- In Children and Adults. Try it, —Goo London Arcade. f mOOTHACHE 1 TOOTHACI * X TOOTHACHE 11 I Immediate Relief by n_ing S. KDSON'S MAGIC ESSENO in is Bottles. °* *——^•^^=_=_s felly BY APPOINTMENT. * MA Eft KB DTJKK ■ • TO H.B.H. THB KDINBD Ot. ~~s A» Seuffert & S ELLIOTT-STREET Sloe. (Markot Entrance from Wollesley-Btro Bj»£ AUCKLAND, "ana ______ rohl- Evory description cf Fancy Inlaid Wi New Zealand Wood or other material ox( to any design, for Decorative, Domes) ga, other purposes. ' SAMPLES ALWAYS KBIT ON HAND,



Publio Notices. MOUNT EDEN HIGHWAY DIS TRICT. Notice Is hereby given that all Rates now due must be paid to Mr C. Bailey or J. Stlokley, on or before the 25th Inat, otherwise they will be placed in the hands ot a solioitor for re covery. JOSEPH POTTER. Chairman. Monnt Eden Highway Board. ""VTOTICE.—AU Persons having Luggage -131 at Powell's Dining-rooms, Lower Queen street, are requested to call for the same within one month from tills date, or it will be sold to defray expenses.—T. POWKLL, Proprietor. Auokland, 17th June, 1882, "TVISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notloe is hereby given that John Chambers has retired from the Arm of E. PORTER & CO., and that the business will be continued as here tofore, nnder the same name, by the continuing partners, alfkbd Pohtbb and Jambs Habdib. Dated this 13th day of Jane, 1882. JNO. CHAMBERS, ALFRKD PORTER, JAMUS HARDIE. Witness: J. Richmond; Solicitor, Auokland. "^r O T I O E. As It Is the intention of the Trustees in the Estate o( Fred. Smith, Farmer, Wbangarel, to deolare a Dividend on the first day of July, 1882, all Accounts must be rendered in full to the undersigned before that date. JAMES WHITBLAW.Im-nat-Bf, ANDREW SCOTT, f 1™"1 Whangarei. April 15,1882. QEWING MACHINES. Just landed, Jones and Co's celebrated Cir cular Head and "O" Maohlnea, for Leather work. WIU be sold at low prices. B. GITTOS & SONS, i, Wyndham-Btreet. fIOACH TO LAKE TAKAPUNA. On and after MONDAXr next, the 19th June, the Coach will run as follows:—Leave Devon port dally at 8 and 10.30 a.m. and 2 and i p.m. Leave Takapuna at 8.15 and 11.15 a.m>, ana 2.45 and 1.15 p.m. Sundays, leaves Devonport at H a,m. and 2 and i p.m.; and Takapuna at 11.15 a.m. and 2.15 and L 45 p.m.-Oliver Mays, livery Stables, Devonport. VERY Large and Good Hard Weatlng Tweed at J. Williams's, People's Tailor, Victoria-street. . f^i F. SToVIN begs to draw the atten- V3T • tion of the publio that he has opened an offloe at the Union Insurance Company's Build ings, Quien-street, where he Intends to carry on ' business as House Land, and Estate Agent. NEHUNGA.—Mr J. A. Beale, Solid tor begs to notify that he has established , a branch office, in the abovo town, under the 1 management of Mr Henßhaw. CIHEAP MILLINER..-Velvet Hats, y from 3. 9d; Trimmed Hats, from la od—2a in ponnd discount for cash.—Mrs Whitehead, , Newton. i?IATO tIO.OOU LENT on Building ' SwX-Vf Society principles, or on other terms ' to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and '. Houses buUt on weekly payment system. Mortgages nnd Loans negotiated. See List of 1 Properties tor sale on 4th page. Six per oent. allowed on money deposited for investment,— C. wiTxiiMMm, Land. Estate and Financial Aoent and Valuator, Vnloan Lone. i — ■ — • n/TRS KNIGHT has Temporarily Closed 1 IVJL her Shopin the City Market during th •j Illness of Mr Knight, and will oonduot the 3 Qneen-street Business, corner of Darby-street, i. until his reoovery. i- .^ — ' ill BU I I SEASON. , Important to Storekeepers and Parties Pre -1 serving. — Edward Lewis, of Custom-house '• street, nas just opened a Laige and Varied As sortment of Jam Jars and Jelly Cans for Pre i serving purposes; also, Five Crates Stoneware Jars Bultame for Batter Crooks and Bread J Pans. &o t m O BUILDERS. l" Wanted Known, that F. MANDER has opened a yard at Onehunga, and is prepared to ". supply Building Material of bost quality at | current rates. Cash Customers liberally dealt a with. - Q L AS S O R X S: g Q.LASS 2 Our Leading Artlolesthls week are: Confto Honors' Jars, Is per lb; 3 Glass Jugs for 2s 6d - Lamp Chimneys, 3 for 6d; Glass Balls foi n, shooting at, in quantities to suit purchasers " "arden Shades, all sizes; Fish Globes and Golc Fish, very cheap. „, M. COO~K~& SONS, ie FREEMAN'S BAY. Ie — 1 m A-GENCY NOTICE We have appointed, as our AGENT in Aucl land District, 1% MR JOHNEAKLE, ie £S HIGH-STBKET, AUCKLAND, Who Is authorised to Settle Accounts an — Transact Business in our name. P . H. HAEGE & CO., Melbourne and Sydney. jT . June, 1882. id ' ' L QINGER QEWING T^TACHINE BBOmTBD HIGH AWARDS AND SPECIAL HONOURS G AT THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIOI* a _ CHRISTCHURCH, 111 TWO GOLD MEDALS !?h AND HE- TWO SILVER MEDALS. of NEW FAMILY MACHINI e gQ With Latest Improvements, 10 MAY BB BAD ON TIME PAYMENTS OF 28. 6 _\ a Week, without extra ohargo Y 0 for Interest. 75 ,2^ Machines (all olasseß) thoroughly Repaired 100 Faotory Prloes. 150 LARGE NEW PREMISES NOW OPE: 200 __*_. 376 Letters to be addressed— " The Sinqkb Company, 261, Queen-Btreet, Auokland.' SPECIAL EXTRA QUALITZ COTTONS . — COST PRICE. REMOVING TO NEW PREMISI BR- ~ aix (JHEAP ived Sale OF Furniture, Carpei Id. J^edding, &o. aerß LINOLEUM, Best Quality, reduoed to i yo re to LINOLEUM, Seoond „ ~ 3/9 at™ J TAPESTRY CARPETS „ 2/6 k. m THE WHOLE OF OUR LARGE STO REDUCED J^ROM JQ TO 25 r— PBR CENT., —S, TO EFFECT A CLEARANCE BEFO SSfot REMOVING TO NEW SHOW ROOM. ff ß JS VIOTORIA-BTREET, i the |« T. &H. C^ KB. ta 123, QUEEN-STREET (Between Messrs. Fisher and Oo.'s and £ Ot New Zealand). _Ti __m ' » L ■■* Auctions. MONDAY, J ONE 19, dson, At 1 c clock, JeT PIANO. MUSICAL BOX, SADDI HARNESS, FURNITURE, GLOB] Xi TOYS, FANCY GOOODS, &c. , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION AT ARTHUR'S MA ov (Furniture Department). ' piano by Chappell and Co, a < Musical Boi a Pair of Globes (Celt O N »n* Terreatial), Two Side Saddles. £ ' Bneay Harnesß, Brldln. General Hi hold Furniture and Kff«cts for Ura ,et) Kooro.Dlnißgßoom, Parlour,Bedr ow' BO d Kitohen. New and Sooond- Bowlng Machines, Stoves. O Ranges, Mahogany Loo Table, V ork In stand, Perambulators. .cuted j__ £o> tc' or (TooloseConslgnnienth A Case of Well-assorted pox Toys.- 1 Sl§> ftoodfli &o.» &o.



.4V.U-. UIUXIO. ,-JJ B, TONES, B.O.CARB. B. D, Xt^v^v^--^"" THURSDAY, JUNE 22. ; j m R A D E" Q A L k.. OF - | TENNANT'S ALES, WHISKY, BRANDY, &C„ &tt B. TONKS & CO., -| Auctioneers. j ' THURSDAY, JUNE 22, j DAIRY COWS, WELL-BRED BULL, YOUNG CATTLE, HORSES, SPRING CART, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, SADDLES, HARNESS, CHAFFCUTTER, - HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. DAIRY UTENSILS, &0., &o„ &o. THE undersigned have recoived instruc tions from Mrs Neal, who Is leaving the district, to sell, without reserve, at her resi dence, Papakura Valley, close to Manurewa Railway Station, on Thursday next, j tl GOOD DAIRY COWS, at Calving L/. 1 well-bred Bull 12 Young Cattle 2 Horsea _ „ . Spring Cart, Ploughs, Harrows, Sad dles, 2 Bets Harrows, Chaffonttpr. &c, Household Furniture. Dairy - Utensils, Poultry, Sco. Also, LEASE CF THE FARM, At 11 o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAN. SATURDAY, JULY 1. Dairy Cows, Young Cattle, Pura-bred j Berkshire Pigs, Horses, Side Saddle, Drays, Ploughs, Harrows, Harness <S_c, ,-, . ripHE undersigned havo received instruo- I tions from Mr S. L. Osborne to sell at hia residence, Papatoltoi, on Saturday, July B,— , 10 Dairy Oowb, milking and in oalf 10 Head Young Cattle . 2 Berkshire bows and Boar ~ ___■■■* „s 1 Riding Mare, sound and quiet; carries _ lady :•?, 1 Dray and Frame _ „__ Wheel Plough, Hanows, RoUer, New „._ ChaiYoutter, Shaft Harness, Dairy Utonalls, &o. , HUNTER & NOLAN. MONDAY, JOLY 3. ■ • i PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THE undersigned have received iastruo tions from Mr Joseph Freeman to Ball at his residence, Papatoitol, THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE STOCK. &c i &c,, particulars of whloh WIU bo . - ". given in a future advertisement. HUNTER <Ss NOLAN. VC, S, COOHEABE. JAB. DACES TUESDAY, JUNE 20. On Account of Whom it May , CONCERN. :7._ 12 CASES AND BALES DRAPERY I CLOTHING 1 CALICO! Ex 'LAH.A.' THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-streot, on Tuesday, 20th June, at ! 11 o'olook. . ' - ;;. i (lease Quilts; Cambrlo, Lawn, and §150 < Coloured Handkerchiefs; Morino (. Pelisses, Frocks, Sco. I il ease Black Lace, Net, Baize, Wool §151 { Capes and Squares, Cardigan I Jacket;, &o. . I'd cases Volvoteon,Crapo,Collars,Braoes, riroiiJ Angola Shirts, Bows, Scarfs, .lUH< Fringe, Gimp, Trimming, Gol ; _ lars, &o. I (I bale Quilts, Tollat Covers. Oxford. > ciKeJ Angola, Harvard. Cheek, and l siijo-i Woo i shirts; Mufflers, Soarfs, I &o. - §168-{ 1 bale Cardigan Jackets, Overeklrts §157•< 1 hale Crowdsoh's Double Warp §158-! 1 bale 32 in. Horrooksea' Calico >. §159-<lbale36ln. „ „ ■_ , r §160-! 1 hale „ „ „ * :>: §161-Übale .. .. .. : SAMUEL COCHRANE t_ SON, _■ Auctioneers. TUESDAY, NOON. HO USEHQLD~"FURNITURE, OIL PAINTINGS, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE, 1 . a &a, &o„ &a Removed to Arthur's Mart from private reel donco for convenience of bale. TO BE SOLD JSY AUCTION, ~ R. ARTHUR ... E s tl AS been favoured with Instructions to XX sell by auction, at his Mart, ia tha Earthenware Department, on Tuesday next, at 12 o'olook noon, .HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS, consisting of— Drawing-room, Dlnine-room, Parlour, Bed-room, and Kitchen Fnrnltnre; a . Handsome Walnut Snlte, Fancy Rep. 0 pleoes; ■i a Parlour Suite in Cretone, 9 pieces; Choffonler, Loo Tables, Chairs. Conches, Cornloe Poles and Rings, Curtains, Fenders and Firelrons, side board, Timepiece Ornaments, Lamps, H-raokots; Oil Paintings, Pi. tures. Mats, Oilcloth; Oar. pets. Rugs, iron Bedsteads. Pillows, Palliasses, Mattrasßce, Bedding. Cheats of Drawers. Wash stands, Toilet Sets, Toilet Tables, Toilet Glasses, 5 Marble-top Waßhstand, Spring Mattrasses, ' leather Beds, Wool Mats, Blinds; a good Kitohen Dresser; Glass and Earthenware, __ Plated Ware, Ii inner Servioe, Cooking Uten sils, SCO. ff.i WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, ,' : at AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M, .'■■;.' BILLIARD TABLE AND EFFECTS, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. ' R. ART HU R HAS received Instructions to Bell by auction at his Mart (in tbe Furniture Department), on Wednesday next, at 11 o'olook a.m., 1T ONE OF ALCOCK & OO.'S BILLIARD TABLES and EFFECTS, Chandelier, Lamps, Shades, sco.. ns It now stands ai the Mart. Over 8170 was paid for the tg Table at Melbourne In Ootober, 1880. . Terms Cash. ' MONDAY, JOLY 3. IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS. FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT, , g SPLENDID BUSIHESS PREMISES. [GOODWILL OF EXTENSIVE BUSI« NESS. TO BE SOLD~BY AUCTION. .va, _____ A LARGE FREEHOLD PROPERTY KARANGAHAPE ROAD (Close to Pitt-street). CX ONE OF THE Be"sT BUSINESS SITES OUT OF QUEEN-STREET. rpHE undersigned has been favoured with X Jnstruotionß from Mr David Grub__jal*__._r iRK Karangah»pe Road, to sell by nnntinS" .VSfi EBtate, Land, and House a&SSnTkSJft' THOSE SPLENDIDLY-SITUATisn t_~ EXTENSIVK BUSINESS PRBMI?it8 AN,° IKarangahaps Road. doß* to nt^toMt- S.- _5 the Principal outlets of the 01^S_SSuo?on?w second to Queen-street, together with« 2 a£}? will of his large and' InSKr&SSsS Grocery Business that he has wi^mSof.«2?i oondnoted for the past 16 yews? mowaa^r iWlk flltvf ffimt J 1*8 a fr°?k*e °f 68 feet by a depth of 102 feet, on which are erected, four Good Showy Shops,with conveniently-j^aneS =3 residences, all in first-class condition, a IiSIS portion but recently huilt.and whole thorouizlilv renovated. Two. are now occupied by liininnif — _ as a Bakery and Grocery Establislunenlij tlin others aro let to reßpcctnble tenants. There ii a well-constructed Bake-house wm, a ftrst-closs largo Ovon; Store-room for 40 mm tons of flour. * *" or ,•?,:• ,_S, A large roomy Stablei with Loft, Store-room po men's Sleeping Apartments: &o. Ou vJJS Et >» Water laid on, woU-llrained ta eve% roSSot^ well-arranged, convenient, flrstrolaai p__e __ business, well worthy the attention of aS»on« who may require a good investment for ow&S _ or a money-making business. ■ """"" ""mwi. R T ——.__. 4 As Mr Grubb is retiring from the BAirrwra and GROCERY BUSINESS,XgoOD^S of his extensive and paying Business will baiinH l 3ood with tho Property and every SSSJa^nto istlal a suceesßor. »*v«u to ietof onfe- Inspection invited. wieg — oom. Further particulars can bo obtained from the -"' hand auctioneer at his Olilco, Artliur-sMar^Queen- p '—*— - R. AI}TE XJ % - Palosmaij anc(, Auptionoea •>■• : raapy 1. {Omtmued on Fourth JPtuqi,)