EXTENSIVE CONFLAGRATION.

—- - -«> — Uaioa Sash, aad Door Factory Destroyed.

ONE of the most extensive conflagrations that have taken place in Auckland for some considerable time occurred at an early hour this morning, and resulted in the total destruction of the Union .ash and Doer Company's mill in Mcchauics' Bay, besides causing immense damage to their stock of undressed and manufactured goods. Tho alarm was given shortly before 3 o'clock from the Princes-street firebell, and a mes sage was received at the Fire Brigade station immediately afterwards that the outbreak was at the Worth Shore. Some of tho firemen who camo from the higher ' levels of tho city saw smoke ascending from what they believed to be the railway station, and concluding that there must he another fire besides the ono over the water, they made off In the direction of the tail way workshops. A heavy north-easterly gale was blowing, accompanied hy heavy and blinding showers of rsin, and the greatest difficulty was experienced in making headway through tho muddy, sloppy streeti with the fire apparatus. The fact that no horses were available for the readier and more rapid conveyance of the Plant caused a great loss of time, and when the real scene of the fire was tlisclosed some valuable time had teen lost hy the delay. The men exhibited real pluck and eudtir ance, but by the time the eastern sido of Mechanics' Bay had been reached, tho Mill Buildings Were a Mass of Flames.

The hi»h wind, and the inflammable nature of"the miteiial of which the mills were composed, had earned the fare to spread witU wonderful rapidity, and it was ap parent to everyone that there was no chance of their being saved. Superintendent Hueb.es took in tue position very quickly, and pending the arrival of fuither lenytbs of hose for which he had despatched men, determined that the b«»t thing to bo done was to prevent the progress of the fire along the stacks of timber in the direction oi Fuscr and Time's foundry, a junction with the hydrant iv Stanley-street was soon effected, atd two leads of hose were imme diately afterwards available. The intention of tho brigade was to get down the ritiht-of way on the P»rnell side of the burning mill, and thus take up a position to wind ward, but there wa« not suflici«nt hose at their disposal, and this idea was abtndontd. The heavy gale blowing had carried tho fire across the reclamation road to the large stacks of timber on tho seaward side, aud while one lead of hose was directed against sthe blazing outside piles under the em bankment, the other was utilued to saye tho Company's offices Licing the main road.—This was a work of a f«w moments, and they weie soon placad beyond im mediate danger. If three minutes moro had been allowed to elapse, however, they would have shared the fate of the mill. Kerosine Stores in uanger. At this time, the stores of the Company on the town side of the railway enbankmenr, were imperrillad by the flames blown froai the timber stacks aud the showers of Bparks in all directions. This building is used for the storage of supplies and rnauu. factored goods, whilo in it is a concrete kerosiue stone. Some distance furthor on, Is McKenzie'sp> wuce store,and just bayond it' Messrs irnold Kinea and Co.'s kvrosine stores. It Is believed thai; if the flaoaes had obtained a firm hold of tho tirit-n*med structure, nothing could ba»e siTed the others. It is easy, therefore, to imagine that Homo alarm was felt -when it was seen that the louverd ventilator of the Company's store had caught firo. Under the direction of Superintendent Hughes, Capt. Field and the Salvage Corps utilised a small hose attached to the stor», and quickly extinguished tbe incipient tiro, be sides keeping the woodwork cool subse quently and preventing it from igniting. In doing this they secured the s»f»ty of a large amount of valuable property, as it is impossible to Bay where the progress of the devonring element would have been arrested had it onec made good its hold beyond the embankment, and with the favourable conditions of a r»ging storm. A Plucky Struggle.

Meanwhiio the Fiie Brigade were • struggling bravely for mastery on the ■ actual scene of the fire. 'J he road leading , round the reclamation was lined on both . sides with blazing material, tho mill being . on the one hand and the sticks of timber on tho other. Tbe width of the passage is not great, and despite tho dence volumes of emoke, and inience heat, the firemen in obe dient to orders ran tbe g»untlet with the hoae shoulder high, and penetrated through , to the other side. Some idea of the haat to which they were exposed may be ob tained from the fact that when the hose was ] laid on fhe ground it was found necessary to cover It with soft mud to pi event it be ing burnt, and even then two lengths burst, By di_t of' pluck and energy, streams of water were soon playing steadily on the Stacks of timber, and the line of connection with the drying sheds and stables at the back was completely broken. Half-a dozen additional lengths of hose were by this time available, having been brought out in one of Quick's i traps, and the scone of the fire i was so divided Into sections that a great : quantity of property was saved, including a large proportion of tbe stock of timber, besides the drying shed and its contents, ' offices, and stables. Profiting by past ex perience, the police were judiciously placed with the object of preventing any further damage to the fire apparatus by maliciously disposed individuals. Long before daybreak, the flames were com pletely snbdned, and the chimney stack was all that remained standing of tbe Sash and Door Company's Mill.

Discovery of the Fire, The company keep two night watchmen on the premises, and the outbreak was discovered by one ot these, a man named Creer, He explains tbe circumstances con nected with tho dircovery as follows :— '"Each of the watchmen has a separate division, with tell-tales in each section to not as a check npon them. My round was in the lower division. At a quarter to three o'clock tbis morning I heard a sounnd of glass breaking near the breaklng.down ma chinery. I went to ascertain the cause, and immediately a sheet of flame burst out. 1 Immediately called out to Quinlan, the other watchman, and gave the alarm, aod he came and got the hose ready and in work while I ran and ruDg the bell. There was a strong gale, and the ringing could not be heard any distance, and Borne delay aro . in gettiog (help." Several persona passed the neigh bourhood of the mill immediately prior to tho alarm being given, but singularly enough they did not see any sign of fire. One ot these was Mr Holland, painter, who observed the flames from a cab ia Alten Road, and rong the Wakefield-street fire bell, while his nephew geve the alarm from the bell in Princess-street. Precautions Against Fire. The precautions which the company had taken against fife were as follows :—Fire hose wero reeled out all over tho cremlses, ready for Instant use. There were four hydrants in different parts of the buildin., a three-inch main being laid on the premises. The Company had recently applied to the City Council to get an eight inch main laid on. Five dozen buckets were also filled with water and placed in all tbe most likely places of danger, to be ready [tor Instant use. Two watchmen "were engaged —one at the stoke-hole guarding the fur nace, and the other in p .ambulating the building, visiting ten s'ations in the hour, allowing blx minut's to each station. These two watchman relieved each other alternately. The watchman Creer carried ont bis tell-tale with him, and the register shows that the rounds has been faithfully made and duly r corded. The place where the fire broke out, near the broken-down saw, is nearly eight feet from the stoke hole where alone there was any fire. Incendiarism Suspected. Various theoiies have been propounded to-day regarding the origin ol the outbrcnk, but all these gradually resolved themselves into the conclusion that the firo was the work of an incendiary. Like that which happened at the City Mar ket several weeks sg«, it was discovered at the hour above all others fevourab'e for such purposes, when assist ance is difficult to oh am. The b dsteous weather was also sueb as would be chosen to.assist in the enrrying-out of such a de sign as that indicated. There is some alight support far the theory of spontaneous combustion, but it is very slight, Creer. the watchman who discovered the fire says that when the sheet of glass was broken, the apartment filled Instantaneously with

smoke and flame. It appeared to be caused by an expksion, but Mr Feist, the manager, states that the lino dust that collects in theso factories ■ has an explosive form under certain condi tions like the line dust in flour mill.s. Creer had some difficulty in getting safe out of the apartment, so rapid was the spread of the flames All the circumstances connected with the outbreak will, however, : be fully investigated, and if the conflagra tion has really been caused wilfully, it is to bo hoped that the miscreant will bj dis covered. Intentions of the Company. The following resolution regarding the grrangernents of the Company forjcirrying on | i heir business, is from au official source :— it would be premature to forecast the policy ol the Onion Hash and Door Com pany, under tho shadow which has over taken it, in this morning's lire ; but we are informed, it is practically decided, the m.dufacturlng operations will be continued although possibly under altered contlitions, i The company have at its Tairua Bush Mill a plant for the production of tho woodwork for which it has gained a reputation, which will at once be put into operation, enabling this portion of the business to he carried on as formerly. Iv the meautime, the hulk of tho ordeis already on the books* can be i xecuttd from stocks on baud, and tempot ;iry measures are being completed to meet cv itoiners' rcqul.emcnta )bat are not in st^ck. in themeantloie, as will be seen from our advertisement columns, orders aie being booked as usual. Extent of the Damage. An inspection of the scene of the firo to- I day ihows that the loss will bo very great ' It is impossible to give anything like a 1 reliable estimate of the total damage, but j it will amount to between £16,000 and; £20,000, Besides the offices, stables, &c, a lsrge amount of goods have been saved, includiug tho whole of tho stock in the dry ing sdieds, The probable amount of the further loss which was avoided is about £5,000 or £o,ooo.—Within a very recent p^ riod, the company has been making ex tensive additions to the machinery and plant, and all this is destroyed. Tho boiler, which is covered with bricawork, will doubtless be snlvago. Insurances. 3^__ T bo South British Company held a policy of £5,900 over the portion of the property that was destroyed, divided as follows :— Building, £000; engine and boiler, £1,500; machinery and plant, £2 000; stock of doors, sashes, etc., £1,000; tim ber in factory, £400; timber in yard, £400 (the latter item being o»ly partial los«). Out of tbis amount £3,900 was re-insurad, so that the Seuth British holds £2,000. The National lus £400, and the New Zealand £1,000, each being; total losses. The North Brltash and Mercantile has a policy of £1,000. half of which is divided with tho Union. Tho following is a list of the local offices which hold portions of tho South British risk, the remainder boing in fotoign offices :—

Taken generally, the abovo may be reckoned as total losses, the lnsnroncos on tbe goods saved not being given. The South British loss ie £2,000 ; New Zoriaud, £1,500 ; Union, £750 ; North British, £500; National £800, and the others as Btated. Toe total iesurano.s and stock destroyed are £5.300. It m»y bs added that tho Norwich Union had £500 on tho drjiog-ehod, which is saved, Praise to Whom 'Tis Due. To the Editor: Sir,—Seeing In an extra issued by the "Herald" that the secretary of the Onion Sash and Door Com pany oalled for volunteere at ihe ire this morning (wages no objoct), "and not a dozen came to assist," I vrieh to state th_t having been told by Mr John Mario that there were two small vessels in imminent danger near the alaeka of timber, I reported tho same to Captain Field (Salvage Corps) and then proceeded with tho latter i and a few volunteers to the place indicated. We found that the vessels were still In com parative safety, and waited until the extra hose (which hid just arrived) was con nected. While wailing thus, a person, who I was told was tho secretary of the Company, came nnd seid, "Will none of jou come and help?" I answered, "Ttcs, we will help; whet do you want dono ? Come along, lads." I followed him, and not only the men of the *aval Artillery, but every other person tbat was there, came to assist—not on account of wages offered, as tt»t was not mentioned. The number of m»n, I believe, was nnder a dozen, aa Mr Murdock reports; but'twas all that wero present at tbat time and place,—Yours, ac, E, Leßoy.

UNION CO.'S STEAMERS.

On account of the weather, the departures of the following steamers have been post poned :— Penguin 7 a.m. To-morrow Tarawera ,-. ... Noon To-morrow Kotomahana ... Noon Friday.

Latest Despatches.

Close of Last Night's Sitting.

Mr Sbeehan amended his resolution to , strike out the vote for Mount Cook prison ito a motion to strike out tho vote of £50 ' for snrgeon for that prison—Ayes, 13 ; . noes, 22 ; item retained. The totai vote for the prison was passed, lees £100, and the House rose at 2.30 this morning. From Parliament to " Pub." It is rumoured that Mr Scddon goes into the hotel-keeping business alter tbis session having taken on hotel at Paimerston North. To-day's Business. Consideration of the St John's College Removol Bill comes on to day. Itis probable that tho Committe of Supply will take up the greater portion of to-day's sitting. Increase of Honorarium. I have ascertained that the Payment of Members Bill proposes to increase the hono rariums of members of the House of Repre sentatives to £300 per annum. Prospects of Businesss. Though no meeting of the Opposition has been held, it ia understood that no organised opposition will be made to any portion of the Ministerial programme unless something at pre sent unforeseen transpires. The oppo sition believes Government have no real intention of passing Mr Bryce's Native Committees Bill this session at any rate. It is believed that the estimates will take three weeks longer to got through, and after that tbe speedy collapse of the session may be expected. Our Salaried Lords. • Mr Parzyn bas given notlco in the Coun cil (to move |the honorarium toils mem bers cease, after ths pesent session. It is censidered probable that Govern ment will not endeavour to push through the Local Courts Bill this session. The report of the Committee on the bill has been laid oo the table: "The Committee has uot thought it Btrictly with in its functions to report upon the permanent establishment of district local courts, pre sided over by different judges." In tho last clause the " Committee have to report thatunlessParlinmentisprepared to go to the extent of requiring Supreme Court Judges to exercise whole jurisdiction over cases act within the jurisdiction of tho present Resident Magistrates Act it would be advisable to consolidate tho present acts regulating the procedure in thesa Courts, aud to leave District Court jurisdiction as at present existing."

It was reported in town to-day that tbe water-race had been destroyed by floods last night. Miss Grace Sheridan continues indis posed, and it has been resolved to close tho Theatre Royal for a day or two. We are glad to learn that arrangements are mean while being made for reopening the Theatre when she recovers with a most attractive bill. The disaster to the Devonport Wharf haa been met by the Devonport Ferry Company in a most liberal; manner Un reference to our advertising columns it will be seen that the Company have subsidised a 'bus to meet the boats which usually run to that wharf at a fare of 3d either way. Tho Com pany are to be commended for their prompt itude in obviating the public inconvenience which might otherwise have resulted from the accident. Mr Wright to-morrow asks the Miaiater of Marine if a' survey has been made of Kawbia Harbour; and if so,|what is the depth of water on tbe bar at low tide, and have beacons been erected to mark the channel ?

LAST NIGHT'S STORM.

j A STRONG breeza which prevailed yesterday i afternoon increased about 8 o'clock in the , evening to a howling north-easter, accom ; panied by heavy rain squalls. Little ; damage appears to have been sustained in town, and, considering the fierceness of the gale, the shipping in harbour sustained I very slight injury. This latter fact speaks much iv favour of the port as a place of safety during heavy weather. About nine o'clock the ketch Wild i Duck, which was anchored to the east i waid of the Railway Pier, commenced to drag, and although she had two anchors down and a kedge run out, she soou camo down upon the Kailway Pier. About mid night she had smashed her stern in, and as she appeared likely to go under the whaif, Captain Phipps, the master, decided to scuttle her, and did so effectually about 8 o'clock this morning. The damage done to the ketch is estimated at between £150 and £200. The schooner Sybil, which was also to the eastward of the Railway Pier, had a largo portion of her bulwarks carried away, aad was generally a good deal ; knocked about throuch bumping against the piles. The yacht Pearl, belonging to Mr H, Phillips, was thrown upon tha sea wall, but appeared to havo suffered little ; and another smell yacht called the Larrikin, belonging to Mr dure, came to grief on the Free man's bay Point The batquo Gazelle, which is at present an object of dispute in the Supremo Court, dragged anchor early in tbe evening, and did not bring up until she got broadaide-on to the icef beyond Kauri Point, where she lua remained since. She appeal sto havo sustained no serious damage, and should have been got oil easily had prompt measures been taken in that direction. At North Shore the barge Ghost broke away from her an chorago, succeeded in making ber pas sago clean through the Devonport Wharf, and broke down the cad of the North Share Rowing Club boat shed, The vessel was but slightly the worse, but about two or tbreo hundred feet of the wharf in tho centre has beon demolished. It is estimated repairs will coat about £150. The weather modorated somewhat during to-day, and no further damage has to be recorded,

Later.

Tho schooner Sjbil was scuttled during tho day. She lies in 16 feet ot water at high tide and 4 tcot at low tide. Her damage ia estimated at £150. She is in sured for £2,600 iv the kouth British, a portion being ro-insurod In another office. The Customs launch paid a viei' to tho barque Gazelle, when it was foond that she was lying on a mud bank, ond not a rout, as previously supposed. An effort will be made to float her to-morrow morning. ; i . ______

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

July 2J, 188 J. i_nkof N-Z-Bnyxre, fiNsa ; sellers, „2210s Colonial Bank-tMllars. >ti< 01 N.Z. Insurance— Uuyeiß, 7-ifl : sellers, 7,1s S.nth British Ineurauoo—Sailors, 67a National Insuranco-Huye.a 'its: sellers, 20a Northern Btcam Co — Buret s, 8s 01 Aoddent Asauranoe— Buyers, 6s ltd Queen of Beauty-Is-; sellers. 13s Gd D*ep Level Cro-s—la ad s aeUera Is ltd Bright nmUe-Ss Id; buyers, 3s: sellers, 3a 01 Hrlnc* Imperial- 41s ; buyers, 13s; Bellera lie -"o-lst (1 c Aroha)—ls id Premier— Buyora, 10s IM War-Illko-Bnyi-ra 3s Brt ; sol'ers, is 2d Uarts-OeTd

ANOTHER JEWELLERY ROBBERY.

_ £70 Worth o/ Valuables Stolen. a MAN nam.el John McKay, employed as a fireman on the atenmer Penguin, reported to the police ;hat as he waa coming np tbe wharf about 6 o'clock he observed that tho front window of Mr Louis's (watchmaker) shop, next to Messrs J. nnd D. Oxloy'e, was broken open. He also said tbat he saw a mau run from in front of Iho window across tho reclamation, evidendy anxious to hldo. Sergeant Don nelly returned with McKay lo tio ahop, and discovered in the window two large stones, which had evidently been used to adow the thief to have access to a largo quantity of jewellery which had been left iv tho window over night, nnd which was then missing. Constnble Collis having arrived on tne tctine, w*. left in charge till Mr Lewis camo down, about 9 o'clock this morning. Mr Lonls says that watches, albert chains, brooches, ear rings, and other ornaments results to the value of about £70 are miising. The detectives havo the matter in baud.

(REDTERS C-15LES). SYDNEY, this day. For tho Bawkesbury Handicap 47 horses havo mado the necessary first payment The latest scratchings arc Kathleen Mavoumcen, Segenhoe, Sweet William, Sir Modred. THE ANNEXATION QUESTION IN VICTORIA, MELBOURNE, this day. The annexation question still oontinues to occupy a sheio of public attention throughout tho colony. The Municipal Councils of Ballarat and Horsebam have pasiod resolutions supporting the prop sblh of the Government, and it is expected that other municipalities will follow sole. VICTORIA RAILWAY MANAGE MENT. In the Legislative Assembly last night, the Railway Management Bill, providing inter alia lor the appointment of three railway commifrioners in a 'dltton to a minister, was road a second time without division.

Birth.

PIERCE.-On tho 21th inst, at Bicklelgh, Kyber Pass, tho wife of Mr G. P, Pierce, of a aon.

Death.

LANG.-On 21th inst., at his parents' roeidonco, Franklin Road. John, second Bon of William Lang, Mnßter Mariner.

THIS MJCKLAMU ETCHING STAK, WEDNESDAY. JULY 25.



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Gazette in naiucrup-cy. IN THE SUPREME COURT rp N"W ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. In the matter of" The Debtors snd Creditors Aot, 1870," o»d of tho Bankroptor of FRECEBIOK RIOHABD ALDOBTOV, Of Anc-loud, Builder, o Debtor. Notice IB hoi-try given that, at a firat meeting of tho creditors of the sold Fredoriok Kloberd Alderton. h»ia in the Sanreme Ooort Buildings, Auokland, ihla day, at 12 o'oleo. noen. Thom»B Meoff-rlano, Hsa... a ("ortlfloated Aooonntantin Bankruotoy. waa oleoted Creditor's Traatro of Ihe estate of the said Frolerlck hloh»rd _)oor ton ; and that the said Thomas faeffarlano has Intimated to tho Registrar of this Court, in writing, his aooeptance of the sad trusteeship. Dated at . ueklaad, this 21th dor of July. 1333. Q. W. BABLKY. Deputy Registrar, IIBBKSTH AND RICHMOND, Solicitors (Or too Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHBRN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " Tho Debtor, and Crodl ' tors Act 1870," nnd tho several amend ments thoreof, and of the Dood of i Arrnngomont dated tho 18th day of Juno, 1883, mado between Eustack Fraser Rawlings, of Auckland, Journalist, of 1 the first part, Joun Milne, of Auckland, l Accountant, of the second part and all , tho Creditors of tho safd Eustace Fraser Rawlings. of tho third part, fllod in this Honourable Court, on tho i 19th day of Juno. 1883. 1 Notice is hereby given that by an order of tho Supremo Court slttinir in Bankruptcy, made the , 25th day of July. 1883, tho said Dood was declared completely executed under eeotion 112 of tho said Act. Dated at Auokland this 25th day of July, 1883. FREDERICK EARL, Solicitor for the Trustee, Shortland street, Auckland, <3__te____&»* <__3PKg_S5* TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ' V ZEALAND. NOBTHERN JUDICIAL DiaTBICT. s IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors A0tg1876," and tho several statutorj amendments thereof, and of tho Bank ruptcy of William Thomas Mincham a debtor, This is to notify that William Thomat Mincham. of tho City of Auckland, in the ■ Provincial District cf Auckland, in the Colons - of New Zealand, master mariner, has this das filed a statement that he is unable to meot hit encaKcmonts with his creditors, tho first meot ing of creditors tobo hold at tho Supremo Conn Buildings, ouckland, on Wednesday, tho fire day of August. 1883 at twelve o'clock noon. Dated at Auckland this twenty-fifth day o July, 1883. G . W . BASLBY> , Depnty Registrar. 1 fb«d. Earl, I Bhortland-Btreet. Auckland, Solicitor for tbe Debtor,



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VV ANTED KNOWN—Ladios' Collars, v ■ 2d; Collars and Cuffs fid the ael; Rlb boes (asaartsd). 3 Inohes wide, 4» per yard; good Sewing bilk, lesa than usual prloa, 2 reels Id; at D—-plot's W-kefleld-eireet Shop. WAS( TBD, Pupils for Parnell Evening Art Cisaei- Suhjecta I Constrn^Uonal HrawUg for Carpenters and BullCors, ITree Band. Hoond. stil Seule Urewlng.-Apply by letter to R. ML. Fripp, 6tab Offloo. WANTED, Pupils for Carpenters' and Hnlidois' tra.i-ig Class, h«ld toTuet d»y and Thursday vivonings at V.M.C.A.— Apply by loiter lo H. M. If, lpp. Stab offloo. xjkj ANTED, an Harmonium, with or vv without stopi; would exchange for a Piano if reju'r d.—Apply so Thos H. Wobr, Oak Houso, Hobc-s-eirnoi (near Cook-street), *«/ ANTED, by a geotlcman, Board nnd ▼ ▼ Kesldonco in a private family.—Apply " A jax," Star oflleo. \n.r AfsTliD, I'wo respectable Men as » ' Boixderfl In a quiet family.—Addroas S6 Wakeflold street ANTED TO SILL, 350 barrels Portland Cement (cheap) for Cash.— Lanrio and Hornaby. ia/ ANTEU to Sell, first-class Oi horse n poww HortaoeUJ Kuglto with Multl tuboUr Bullnr —For prior. Sec. apu'y to T. vv. R..ve 1, Peroral Ftirnlaher. n^xt - ih.rt Kalql. WAA TAD TU SELL (choap), 16 oeses of K_l.it,.., 4j_j ib.-bs Is; a largo >'(»i. of bcotr. Commoutary of tho Bible, only £2 — H. Walt HlilßtreeL va/ Ad TED, to Kuy, Left-oil Cloining of t » every description, for cash. Partloe waitod on. P.S.—Wanted Known—For Hiro, Trap and Saddlo Horaos.—Apply Thos Hill, Clothier and Draper, Pa__a__j__ •A A/ ANTED to RENT, a comfortable T t Ton ■ roomod Hottse, with groundß. Good locality lndlsucnsablo.—Apply to J.M.and J. Jlowhray. 11/ ANTBD, to Ren'. ri~Shop, or light Tl room at back of Rhop. with good on tranco, sttltablo for Halrdresalng buslnoss,— Apply O. Coal. Quoon-etrexit. VV ANTED, t,'< Rent, a Furnlshi- House ' * of from sto 7 rooms, within an easy dls tanco of tho 1 .Bt-ollioo.—Address '.'Rent,' Star Oflloe, vy ANTED K^OWS-The following ' r eluh.y polled Ladles' Superior Coloured Ktl Covrß, la 2d; utoUe' Felt Skirt.. 1. IM: ClsrV/B 300 yard i>ele of Black Uoiton. Id eaoh ; Men's Trousere, la Od | at Unmolnr's Wikolleld- Btreot Shop. WANTED KNOWN-Money te Lond on poraonaland collateral sootirltr. re payable by weekly Instalments. Bltla dis counted.—Roe. New Zealand Pawn Bhop. Dorby-Btroet WANTED the Ladies to Know that Mnnro and Mtlllxnn. Hoboon-etreot have Beonred the services o< a flrstcUen Mil liner, and aro sow sreparod to snppb millinery In all Its brennbee on ihe shortest sotlco. ANTED-I.MOWN-A Fow Print Costumes left, only 'b ; a Grand Line of W inter Costume*, 15«: BUok Fur Trimming, 91 the ysrS ; rtvmnwlown, la thsyard ;al Damptor's Wakefleld.Btreei Hhop. vv ANTED KNOWN-Nice Lot of T ™ slesnol fVT hlt« aad (Joloured), oheap | blbo Grey Mankota, l»s Ihe pa: Bod Quilts, 9s 0d each; Hokb. 7b; at Dampler's Wakefield* street shop. WASTED I W*NTBD I-Wanted, People to aek ttielr Grocers for Dnperier'a La tsanvegerda. It imparts a oteor white light to Kercstne. aed rrr veals all denser from ex plosion, mid la 3d psoketa, — W. M. Lewis, VloWrla-eHeet Jgaet for New Zoalasd. WANTED KNOWN—Another Grand Lot Berlin W»o", beantlfol oolosrfl. ettll lhe name prioe (3d the toeem eketes); Flrgor- Ing Wool (all oolonrri, Sd per skoln : White Worsted, Id the largo skoln at 1 anjie.'n Wokefleid-street Shop, WANTED KNO/VN-Ladiea'Winter Jaoket., 5a 09: Ladles' Ulsters. 5b 6d; . Wool Phawh, le Bd ; Lot of Large «•, obo-p ; Wlneor skirts, 3s o*. j at Dampler's Wakefield troett Shop. W ANTED KNOWN-For Sale, a good * paying Tailoring Business in Whan garel (town), doing a good cash trado. Satis factory reasons can bo given for retiring.— Apply to Arch. Clark Se Sons, Shortland-street i*' ANTBD KNOWS by friends and /» oostomerß—That Mows • »pp and Co., Boot and Shoemakers, h»vo nnrohased the aicott ond Buslneesof Soon asd Co., Victoria- I Btreot (opsoslte Hobsoß floiel), osd intend to ■ continue Belling the Best Quality of Goodß ot . current prices. 44/ ANTED KNOWN - Barry'e Tn - vv oThsrous. Is 3d : Raok Combs 4d ; Tooth i Combs, 2d; Hair Hrushos, 9d: 'lot»h Brnahea, , 6d; Hair OH Od the bol.o at Ifompler's Woke t fleld-Btreet Shop. i *»/ ANTED—*»anted to soil, very cheap . i» 24 etozo.i Jlb Tins ot good Durham Mub , turd, only 64 per .in, 2 Tins for lid, 5s oerdrzon; 12 dossoo Fruit r>alta, Is 61 per hottlo; Small Hoe, 71baforls; Large Hloe.Slbs for Is; Safety ' Matches, 3d por dozen | Bell aud Blaok'a Puid ' Matches, 7d per dozen; Ball and «laok'.' Tin Boxes ony lsßdner dozon: l,argo Bibles «l,h Platoa, oniy £1 2s 6d ond £1 7fl 6d oioh: 20 Gr. ss of « xnroleo rtooks, from 2d to Id eaoh, 50 Leaves only, 3b 6d par di zon : I one. rnly 03 por box of - 12 dozen, 4s 6d per dozen boxes; Penholders. Is 6d per gross: I.COO PUcoa ot Sponge, from 2d to 2s; Lot of Plotu-ct 3a and 6d; Glass Jutis, 9d and 2a eBCh : Tea, la 6d per lb, 31bs for Is; Applos. 3d and Id per lh; Currants. Id por lb: ' Small lumblots, 1 for 6d; Wine Glasses, 34 eaoh, 2a 9d per dozen; Lot of Jogs, 6d each; Razor Strop*, only 9d, worth Is 6rL—H. Watt, Oenmal Dealer, Pitt-street. --/ANTEU KNOWN. —Pure Gold, tt puro SUvor.—Charloa Kelsey and Co. . have now added Gold Jowollory to thoir Btock. . Thoir first parcol Is just to hand, in -"/hieh will t be found a beautiful assortment of Ladioß' Dross Rings. Keepers Alberts, Nooklots, { I Brooches, Gents' Scarf Pins, Suites, &c. Thoy f striotly confino thomeolvOß to keoplng only Roal Silver and Real Gold Jeweller;. Fresh arrivals i monthly.—Charles Kolsoy and Co. (two doors 5 bolow Morrin's, Ironmongers). ' uTFANTKD KNOWN—OHEAP TIM -3 Vv bebl Cheap Timber! And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purohasod 3 oheapor ond better than anywnoro olse at the 3 Yardßof D.Goldie, Albert.treet i «»7aNTED,—When you are in Hobson- IT street oall and see the Largo and Choloe 1, Stook of Soot, h Cheviot Tweeds, In heather and granite ehndfH at Munro ana MUjlgOnV, ANTED KNOWN-That I am pre. pared lo pnrohase Household Furniture and other etfeots on the promißea on theahortesl notioe. In town or oountry.—Apply personally or by letter, to James Rae, Darby-atieet. W- ANTED KNOWN—Coloured Cash mere, la Bd tbe yard ; 81aok Velveteen, ' la 9d; Cretonne, 7d the yard; Damask Table -s oovera, 3s 6d; American Leather for Table Covers, lid the yard; at Dampler's Wakefield. Btreet Shop. W- ANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Um brellas, 1" 3d; Silk do, la; Gent's do, 3s v Gl-lß' Parasols, la 6d; and Lots ot other Frest :- Bargains; at Dampler'a WBltofleld-Btreet Shop, '' A PPLICATIONS for tho position o: fl th Manager of the Auoklanfl TobeccoCom n pany (Limited), will be received up to FhluAY v 27thinsr. Tbe nalary required most be sU'ec v and references furnished, — Metcalfe & Bid la Eeeretarles pro tern, 29, New Z taiand Insurance t. BnllOlngß. \ i| nOARC OF EDUCATION ,f The Biard roq tree a Ju. ior Oleik. Salary £80 a yoar. App liailons in wilting (with tea i monials or relr.reno.e) will bs re(Olved by thi nnderslgned on or before TU-SDaY, 31st Jul; Inßtant, VINCENT E, RICE, Seoretary,



! Wanted. aiTANTBD, Coachman, good Groom, V V Barmaid (experienced); alto ono not _ I so; Eltohenntan noutemala (it's), Cosehman ; (able to gatdoal.-Mts Elstcoro'a, .-ihonund-at a I \XI ANTED, a Strong Youth, to ride out ,I TV for orders, aeous'omed to tha trade.— I Apply Now Butohery, next Post Office, North - Shore. r ! W ANTE 1), a Waiter.-GoveSaor I T T Browne Hotel. l 'SIT4TANTKD to Rent, a House of 9, 10, 3 Vj'V ormorerooms within 10or 15minuter walk of Qaeen-street. - c pply F Stab office. I »vr ANTED KNOWN. ' DANDELION, i Renowned for iv, Medioal Virtue?. NEIL e_~.LIFFORD Are msnufacturlngltlnto HlLLbandCOF-FIT. ; THlt PILLS Are the Best and Cheapest made In New 'I Zea'and. Extensively ns.d as a Family PilL 1/abox. TBE COFFBB Is pronounood by couipetunt julses to be better than the Imported, it Is good for ihe Liter, Kidneys, and Indigestion. 2/a lb. BOTVNIC COUHH BYRUP is a Plosßsntand oifaotive mixture, steadily galnina ground In Auotland. 1,0 and 2/ a bottle. SOOTHI NO STHUP, OR MOTHE a S FRIEND (ITOR BAUIIfS), Is exoellent fjr removing wind, regulating tho bowels, and producing aalural sleep, Mothers who know its value won't be without It It Is free from all Injurious drugs. Gno Hhlhlng a Bottle. •GENUINE HOP BITTKRS, 2/6 BOTILE. NEIL efcTcLIFFORD, BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WKLL.aL-Y.SVRK.T EAST, Fonr doors from Crulekahank and Mll'or'a, Qneon-atroet V» / AN T X D KNOW N. Velveteens. 1/9 to 6/6 per yard Coloured Hattts (15 bhades). 1/6pir ynrd Ulslurs. 3/6 to 35s Hosiery, all makes a. d skades Jso.ets, 6/11 to 75a No* Joreeis, al ctiloora, 5/6 esoh Hsts, In all shapes aed ooioure Grey Felt Oninsbtroußhs, a fow left Aun's CletelDg ia great variety Under, olhlrg, all Biyloi and qualities Felt Carpets, yard widis, 1/3 Tapesiry Carpels, 2/S. 2/11, and 3/6 per yard Hearth Ru_i. a lsreo atsortment Messing, ,5... ill, 1/2, (1 .aid, 1} aad li yards wide) B-i. 10-1, and 11 _ Planketa, 9/11 to 35s r-er pair Now Draco Wuoey, /6J, worth 1/ par yard Coloured Cashmere, 1/7J worth J/3 Unbleaohed i;ailco, 2d 2§d, Sd, to 9d por yard White Calico. 2.a 3d, ii, to 1/ per yud Coloured OhentUe Hea, 3d to 1/ ea h Wineeye, IJd to 1/ per yard 600 Coloured Jcsaphlncs lit choice, 2/6 par pair DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON THE PREMISES. LADIEB' OWN MATERIAL MADE UP, MRS SPAIN. MANAG-R. Snoooaaful Contractor for Drapery for Lnnatlo Asylum, 1883, STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALK WAREHOUSE, AND LADIES' EMPORIUM, KABANQAHAP- ROAD, N-WTQN, WANTED KHOVVN-That all Work- Ing Men oan save their monoy by call ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant, All moala 6d. Board and Lodging. 16a por wook.—Robert Murdock, Proprietor. Note tho address, nearly opposite the Waltemata, and close to tho Dook BLACKSMITH Wanted at once. - A good opportunity for a thorough and steady workman who would like a permanent situation; must bo a good shoor. Tho adver tisers—Tnckor and Grice, Whangarei — will guarantee oonatant employment to a anltablo man ; good wages; married man preferred.— Apply at Hobson-street third door from Tro maln s bakery aliop, opposite St Matthew's Church, in tho morning from 8 to 10, in tho ovonlng from 8 to 8 o'clock, or by jotter Mr J. Grico, oaro of Mr Warner, Box 23, Poat Office, Auokland. RE "Q~u i~lf TT~ D B~ V VAIDE AND DOUGLAS, LAND ____TB. BHO«TLANDBTREpr, To Purchase. 3 to 5 cores of LA«D at the WH AU. near the Hallway Sutlon. or having a water frontage. To R»»i or Pik-oheaa a good FAMILY RK*lnp>c«s of not less than from 9 to 12 rooms. Kist tide of Cily profwred. Meetineß. \JEVV ZEALAND EDUCATIONAL II INSTIIUT-L, AUOKLAND BR jNCU. TEACHERe' ASSOCIATION. Tho Aanual Meeting for the Eleo ion of Offloe beerets tor the easiung jo.r will be held at the Wolios'ey mro.l Sohool-rocm BATtIIUAI, 2_h Ins', al 1 p m. This will be a foveurabls opportunity for Teachoiti to j jin the Alsoolatlon. B. MAHON, Bon. Btc. I GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION. \JT WOMEN'S CRUSADE. - Mooting for Womon only, at Vlnocnt Btroet Choron, on THURSDAY, July 20. at 3 o'olook. . ii , .m—— —-; i ; , _ —* saiUt.B-lll.UlS. paMUERA SOCIAL UNION. A Danco will tako placo in tho Hall THIS (Wodnoaday) EVENING. Instead of tho Musioal Entertainment, which has boon unavoidably Postponed. M. A. CLARK, Hon. Seo. OUNOD'S "Aye Maria," adapted to Mash's First Prelud", wltti Violin and : Harmo-iua Obligate, will be euaat by Madame Psoley at Ihe next Oelurdss- Popular Conooit. _ I ! Groodson b Arcade. , S«e : Goodson's London Arcade. WHY is thoro snoh a notloeablo reduotion In the price of CLOCKS, WATCHES, I JEWELLERY, CUTLKRY. and FANCY . GOODS gonorally in Auokland during tho past i threo years I 1 I > KCAUSK tho opening of Goodson's London IJ Arcado marked a new era on the city, and . tho " Small Profit and Qulok Returns " prlnoiplo . bas led others to Imitate It • VU HY remains yot unfulfilled tho predlotod .' vv closing of tho London Arcade after six month, oxlstenoe I j 'TJECAUBE an appreciating public know who 1 XJ Introduced tho" S.P. and Q.R." motto, and ' patronise tho ono who did so. WHY ia It unneoeaeary to "mark down " and "sell off," or by profoesedly "alarming ' sacrifices" and "deferred paymont" decoy 1 oustomors into tho Aroado ? BECAUSE it is so well known that all goodß having always been marked in plain • figures, at ono uniform low rate of profit, no > such artifice is needed, WHY Bhould ovory resident of, and visitor to, Auckland inspeot the London Arcade • boforo making thoir purohasos 1 1 I >EOAUSE in no placo In tho city oan thoro ■ J J bo seen snoh a comprohonsive and valuablo 1 assortment of goods at such tempting prices. \ See I Goodson'sJLoNpoNArcade. 1 Note tho Addrosses— ! GOODSON'S LONDON AROADE, AUCKLAHD. , „ ~ ~ Christchurou. _ LONDON OFFICE I 58 Maiy Axe. i Dividends. ! TTNION STEAM SAW MjULDIsG, " '.OASH, AND KCOR COMPANY , (Limited), i, MECHANICS' BAY FIRK. s 8 The Company doalro to aSviso Customers ' that It s prepared to acoapt Orders for ttook o Goods, a*d to exooute aa formerly. _ Jbost and Found. r ■' OST, lost Monday, 18th instant, a a JJ Qreenery-Yellowory Canary, The finder S iifany) will be rowarded on returning It to C. \ ' A. Stubbs, at Mrs Buck's, Parnoll. LOST, Stolen, or Strayed, fiom Harbour View House, a Bantum Rooster and Hen. '" Hen white and rooster red.—ReWard on retnrn- J; ing same to above address. c arOUND, in Symonds-Btreet a small 1- F Boy Horae with stddle and bridle on,- Owner apply J. Gardiner, Fruiterer, Korango. " taapehood. STRAYED, from Qneen-street, this . morning. Pony with saddle and bridle on, _. —Pleaso rotorn to Pat'erson's Stableß, Lorne-st f CJ TRAY ED, from Mouut noßkill, 1 Dari ™ Bay Cob, about 15 hands, and 1 Light Baj 1" Pony. _l reward. —M. Halligan, Waverlej _ Farm, Mount Roskill. 'd ________________________________ 1, !e fTTvO CARPENTERS.—Tenders requlret i_ for Removing ard Re erecting five or Bh 1. Gotttig-s— oppy before 10 am. tomorrow ti O. Wood, ParneU. . v Patrimonial. -a Young Man, 2g ,a JjJL ltnglißh Churoti, and la Irish, would Ilk ii to correspond wlih a respeotoble Young Woms 7 (marriageable! with a view to marriage Country llfe.-Addresß WO, Btab offloe, Auot land.



To L.Gt. > ''IpO LET, unfurnished, within 5 minutes' ll V walk of Queeu-sireot, two La-ve Koonra a and Cellar nu ground floir, vlth g non it io _ quired ; roferoncea exchanged. — Dor address _ apply Stab offloe. - - jftO LET, two nice front rooms, with use tt * of kitchen —Apply to first house Soafleld View, off Park Road. r MPO LET, House six rooms, in Carlton a Moiid, near Grafton Koad; convenient and pleatantiy eituito:,—Apply to Mr Dickson, ~ Rogont-etreet Grafton, 'RIO LET^at Onehunga, a Villa Residence S- between the Railway Station and the , Wharf; at presont occupied by Dr.- Kdgelow; possession on tho 20th.—Apply to P. Clark. .agent. Onehunga. 21at July. 1883. i, . (J LET, in Newmarket, I wo 5-rooouted ; Cottages quite new, 12s per week—W, and J Froter Land Agents. Qne.jn-streer. ' rVO LEI, at Mouut St. John, a Villa & Kesidence with all conveniences.— Apply to J. Hancock, next house. _ O LKT, a General Store in one of the 1 leading townships In Waikato, doing a first olnas bUEiness. — Apply by letter to A_, 1 -Bt-offloe. Te Awamutn. | 0 LET, the two New Shops in Rut ? land-street adjoining tha Clarendon Hotel.-J. M. and J. Mowbray. r»10 LET, a pleasant Marine Kesidence " at the North "shore, with Beaoh Frontagn. Apply to diaries Bailey. Boatbnllder. ''BAO BE LET, with immediate possession, I a 7-roomed Villa Resldenoe, sltnatod in Park Road next to Early Bank.—Apply Messrs Ireland Hros., Vqlotn Lane. 810 LEl', 0-"roomed Home, with Shop, f In Wakefltid-street; water laid on; low loot—Apply Cheap Furniture Mart. Vlotoria- Btreet^ rpo LET BY TENDER. The LORNE-STREOT HALL, With two oellars and ante-room, for a teim ot 19 years. Tenders will be reoeived up to August 14,18*3. Apnly to Mr A. Fleming. Trustee, Franklin Road, for further information. POWHR TO LET, on 70 miles ot gaa, mains, In the oily and suburbs of Anok land. Enginae from J to 100 h.p. lndioated. Con sumption of taa, (rom 18 onblo feel of gaa per Indicated hor-e-power vet honr for Iho larger Blses. to _S (est for the smaller, .suitable tar Knglnoara, Woodworkers, Prialerß, Firewood Deelere, Boot and fchee MoßUfeoturera. Fodder Dealers. Maltsters. Ssuesge Makers, fco., _c and for Amateur's Lathes and Fret Saws. The engine outa firewood at 2d per ton, and ot Inter mittent hoisting work the oobl la somatlmaa as low as 1b 8d yor Soy for o 3i h p. raeine, the engine running oil day. Thirty-five Otto Gas Engines are saw erected In Auckland. For torms and conditions, apply to tbe seoretary Auokland Gaa Company (Limited), Fort-street izes in stock -}.1,2. Si 8.12 h,p. ■ ■ ' i ■ ■ - ~~~ P'or Bale. FOR SALE, 50 Acres good Land, middle sortion Woltokorel, lctSß. -Apply to Albert Katoe, rort strset. FOR SALE, with immediate possession, well-bnllt sew Verandah Cottage of fonr rooms and porch; allotment, 33 x 10?, onltivatcd aad plaatea wish fruit trees; good well. water and ent-bousep. .pltndid view.— apply to Jas. Molndoe, Grcoor. Lincoln street. Poaeonhy. rgiO OWNIRS OKPROPEKTY.-Ica» JL sell lmmedhstely Bmall Cotwgre in the Cihyat good yricea on eaey letms, endlbave purchasers for any Quton .treet property whleb may bo for eale. — V. G. Kwlngton, Estate Agmi next to tho " Harald " Offloe. Il' O R SALE. For Imn-iollato Sale, a VBKTIOAL GAS ENOINB (Ooe-'fy's), la good order and con dition. Whl bs sold a bargain. Can be seen at work, Apply BRKTT, SCHMIDT AND CO., Corner of Vuloan Lane aad High-sweet. PIANO . 0_ SALE, In good order (one of Rord'e). in rosewood case, prioe £21, at Thos, H. Webb's, Oak Honae, Hobaon-etreet. JTOR IMMEDIATE SALE, a Splendid JC Building 4Houno-t 70lt. x 100 ft., situated at oorner ot Pitt and l_oadi Btroo.. A good Investment and to bo Bold cheap.— Apply 1). .. Evens'e Land Mart Queen-street (next Bans: of AnatrehuUj Sj^oß SALE.—Franklin Road.—Very JT Handsome New Verandah Villa, taw whsdew, 7 l_rs_« rooms, washhonae, goe and water leld la frnsn nalnc register grates, end every sunvralenoe: *Uotm<_tt 10 x 105; greet bareeln; must be sold al oaoe, aa the owner Is leaving tbo dlstrlou- D. F. Kvaos, Utod Mart, Q_____g*__gt next Week of Acetnaleela. MOUNI EDEN. —New and well finished Villa Residence; bay window: fitted up with cupboards, register grate: oven, nice garden; SOxIOO-good cornor aUotment; a very pretty placo; situated Mary-street, noar main road; nice position.—D. F. Evans. (835 rf^OITAGES OIN DEFERRED PAY- V' MEN' 3.-1 have a la.g* and increasing rlf mand for Co.tsget of i and 5 rooms to be Purchased on tho Deterrol Payment Uyatem: They a h&vleg Pioperty to dispose of in "his manner should communioata with me at once.— D. W. Evans. Ijand Mart, Quesn-Btreet next to Bank of Australasia. .A OWL W HEAT! £ OWL W BEAT I FOR SALE, 200 sacks FOWL WHEAT, at 3a a bushol. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Fort-Btreet Bhippinf.. DEVONPORT BTEAM FERRY CO., LIMITED. Owing to the Botkdown of the Davoncart Wharf, me above Company have subsidised a 'BUb to run from Mis Williams- Oorner, near Choi—nham hk*, to meet the tollowlag Boats to and from the Viosorle Whei-f :— 8 30am ,5.30e.m.. 1030 a.m., 12noon 190p.m„ 2 p.m., 3 3e p.m., S p.m., 0 p.m. Fare-Si o»oh way. J. It a BAKEK. Trafflo Manager, ! l^S. 8' GL_E_N ELG". "*iu*H~" In oonsequonoa of the (nelamenoy of the weathor, the s.s. Glenelg will not arrive Irom Tenranfa nntll To-morrow (ihursdnj) Kvoeiee;: end «1U return to Tauranga on FRIDAY EVENING, at 5 o'olook. NORTHERN 8.8, CO. (LIMITED), I ' ~~* oaaai-al i rfPHE Bost Preparation extant for promo- I ting Hair Gtowtt is Dr, Erasmus wi'son's " LOTION FOR THE HAIR. It la prepared d from the original formula of thiß emln>_t aulho-lty by OsrinLoa Bcvobbb, Pharmaoen , tiool Chemlat (VloKtrlo ond New Zeoltnd), \ InnoWoo ot Pitt aod Qr*r-ewee_, Anokland. HHaRLAND'S OHEKKY PECTORAL, AbssrlntolT tho boat remo-r ever made foe I OOU«HS, fIRONOHITW. AWD COLDS, : Prioa, Is Od aod la 8d o Bottle. SHARIA.ND Se OO- eppoelso Peet-offloe. OOTHACHE CURE -Instantaneous Keller, ODON- AiQIOi 18 bOtilc-SHAB LAWD Se CO. (oppogite Poel-offloe) P1 ' ROFBSSOR ELLIS, Medical Herbrilst, has arrived from Ohrlatehuroh, after effeoting most suocoaaful Cures, and Is now pre , pared to treat all diseases. He guarantees to ? ouro (without fail) tho following Complaints, U ; not too far gonot —Asthma, Bronchitis, Con ' sumption (socond Btago), Cataract, Dropsy, Dysontery, Fevors, Liver Complaints, Nervous f Doblllty, Rheumatism, Solatioa, Lumbago, and 9 Socrot Complaints of young men. Wonderful Curo for Corns without pain.—AddreßS: 308, 3 Quoon-stroet (next Young Womon'B Institute). 3 Private Consulting Room. Hours: From 9 o.m. to 9 p.m. t G. HENDERSON'- Cherry Pectoral >? » is an Excollent Remoly for Coughs, Bronohitls, Croup, Asthma, and tho various othor affeotions of tho Chest and Bronohlal , Passages.—This preparation is not supposed to Check tho Cough suddonly, btit to remove the cause,—To bo had only of J. G. Henderson, Dispensing Chomlat and Pharmacist, oppoßlto !' Throe Lamps, Ponsonby, Auokland. FOR WINTER COUGHS and Bronchia Irritation TRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine. For Inoipiont Consumption and Chronio Chost Affections, " Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphite of Limo and Quinine," la moat , certainly altorativo and ouratlvo. Try it for BRONcniTis and Asthma Address — THE PHARMACY, QUEEN-STREET. 'SHE MARVELLOUS REMEDY " FOR COUGHS. COLDS, HOAHSENBSS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. CONSUMPTION, AND ALL CHEST AFFECTIONS. BONNINGTON'S PECTORAL OXYMEL OF CARRAGEEN Irish Moss (Registered). * Cures tho worst forms of Coughs Colds, and Hoarseness, gives Immediate Relief In Bron chitis, is the Best Medicine for Asthma, Cures Whooping-Cough, is Invaluablo in tho Early Stages of Consumption, 3 Believes oil Affections of the Chest Lungs, and Throat SOLD EVERYWHERE. r GEO. BONNIN GTO N, !. CBRISTCHURCH. OCTOR ARJNOLD'SPENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular '• medicine of tho day. Price, 2s 6d a box,—Colo '" nlol Agenta Sharland Se Co,, opposite' the Post Offloe. II TJ A I NLESS MEDICAI - J HLEOTRIOITY. W. HINTON,. having jnat arrived from Lon is don, with most recently approved appliances, Ii i. prepared during a short stay in this olty to Ires' ;' nervous and other diseases by Galvanization r Faradiz stion, and Franklin iz ation. k Charges very moderate. Consultation Free, .y Corns extraoted without psln. iy Resldenoe: 50. Hobson-Btreet, 7 doora fron Governor Browne Hotel. Hours, from 10 a.m - S m. THE BAKING POWDER parexcellane id i ■ * ———~ m A ICKIN'S JERATED BAKING POWDER __. " The Most Economical." o "Yields more Yeast Gas." Pure Materia °* only. Not Mixed with Rice Flour or Alum. __! In tins at Is 6d and 2s Od. Special Pric ie. Wholesale. Aaaresa ._ THE PHARMACY, QUBEN-SXREBT.



Corporation Notices 8 £|lIV OF AUCKLAND. c ALTERATION OF NAMES OF STREETS, i j Tho City Counoll of Auokland, in pursuance t of the powers under the provisions of the ■ Muniolpal Corporations Act, do hereby make tho following alterations In the name of 3treets c within tho City. (Theso alterations are mado . owing to tho majority of the Btreots in tho ' wards lately added to the city being of the same name aa streets already existing) [ Name Piates will be placed on the respective i . atreet. aa soon as ready. j P. A. PHLUPS, j ■ Town Clerk's Office. Town Clerk. July 23,1883. 11l EA9T WARD. | ' Customhouse-street East and West to be re named Custom-street East and West GRAFTON WARD. Regent-Btroet to bo re-named Ahawa-btrket Kent-street to bo re-named Avon street Kden Place to bs re-named Sevbbn-street KARANGAHAPE WARD. Albert-street to be re-named Gladstone-street Duke-street to bo re-named Karaka-street London street to be ro nsmod Oxford-street Dublin-atreet to be re-named Cobd.n-btreet Oxford-streot to be re-named Pitt-street (con tinuation) Blake street to bo re-named Maoaulay-btreet Brown street to be re-named Cabl.le-btreet Kden-Btreet to be renamed Manning-street George-street to bo re named Arney-street NORTH WARD. West Queen-Btreet to be re-named Swanson street, PONSONBY WARD. Spring-street to bo renamed Summer-street Duke-atreet to be re-named Rata-btbbbt East-street to be re-named Bulwbb-btbebt Grattan-stroet to bo re-named Sentinel Boad O'Connell-street West to be ro-named Hamilton Road Prospect Terrace (near church) to be ro-aamed Church street Prospeot Terraoe (sec 5) to be re-named Crh morne-btrkkt Jervois-street to be re-named Jervois Road Ponsonby Road North to be re-named Hbrne Bay Road Grace-street to bo re-named Vermont street Edinburgh Btreot to be ro named Dunedin bt. Harbour Terraoe to be re-named Gordon Ter raoe Greenwood-street (sec. 1) toberonamod Nixon street Wynyard-street to bo renamed Fitzroy street William-street to be re-named Cobtlbybtebbt Wharf Road to bo ro-named Waitanoi Koad York street to bo re-named Mira-btrebt Oamoron-Btreet to be re-named Douglas-street south"ward. New-street (oil Hepburn street) to be re-named Totara-street William street to bore named Hay Den STBBEt. rUTY OF~ AUCKLAND. TEHDKBa FOR BUPPLY OF TIMBER, fco. The Olty roaacll will reoelve tenders nnlll 7 P.m of THOkSDAY, tbe SO-.h lsßt, tor above U items of speciflo-tlens to be vWwe* at the offlcj of the City Kaeinser, High street The (Jousoll do not bind themeelves to accept any tender. Tenders to be o idorsed, " For Timber.*" P. A. PHILIP 3. «. „ „- Town Clerk. Town Clerk . Office, Ju'ygO, 1883.- nITY OF AUCKLAND. FIXING LEVELS. It Is hereby notified that It is the Intention of the City Counoll ot Auokland to Fix the Levels as under i— From Franklyn Road in Ponsonby Boad to Three Lamps in Ponsonby Road, and from Threo Lamps down College Rood to foot of Franklyn Road. Plana may bo seen in the City Engineer. Office, High street, Anokland, within oflleo hours, una all perrons Interested herein, or liable to bo a<{grlevod thereby, will be heard by the Olty council at a Meeting to be hold on THURSDAY, the Wth day of July, 1883. All objections must be made In writing. addressed to the Council, and Bent to them not lesa than ten days before the day appointed on which to hear objections. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Cierk. Town Clerk's Office, June 22nd 1833. ' . mm -. Drapery, etc. TINENS ~| INENSI IRISH Llslkns I MANUBACTURKK- -KNQTHB, YABD Wiujf, gaol and fine, from la 9d the jard LAUISS' HBM-BTITOHKD ANO EMBROI- D-KEU HaNDKKRCHIBFS, beautiful dealtna 61* LAHGK SIZE FINE LINEN HANDKiIR CHIEF J, 9d BOTJQHT CHEAP AND SOLD CHEAP. INSriCT AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES. T. B. ROBSON. MELBOURNE HOCSE, PONSONBY, ; A.LTEKATION OF .PrEMISBS. i W. VAILE Ss CO. take this oppor tunity of tendering their thanks to their numerous onstomers and friends for the very liberal support they havo 1 received from them, and to Inform them that having decided on making Extensive Alterations to their Pre ' mlaes for the Spring Trade, they will | now hold a GREAT CLEARING -1 OUT SALE of tho proaent Stock to facilitate tho alteration and make room fer SPRING SHIPMENTS now coming forward. It is useless to give a detailed list, as tho Entire Stook will be Re-marked, and Sold ' at snoh prloos as to effect a Clear ! ance. Onr present prices are so woll known that when the goods are still further reduced they will, without donbt bo the Cheapest that havo . been offered to tho Auckland publlo. r ' MR E. BARTLEY haa got the Alterations in hand, and will com mence operations In a few weeks. r ) f a J Alteuation to .Premises. 1 W. VAILE & CO. will bo CLOSED >> TO MORROW ond FRIDAY. 26th I and 27th, Marking Down Stock, and o WiU bo OPENED on SATURDAY f with a • GREAT - CLEARING-OUT SALE. s it ; —— h J. and W. Williams, a IMPORTERS OF - DRAPERY, CLOTHING, ANB FANCY • GOODS, „ BOTH SIDES KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON; And AT WHANGAROA NORTH. TALKTHB3. fTIALKTHES. fTIALETnRS. ALETHKB. IAtiEI'HKS. J-ALETHES We have Jußt reoeived, ex Clyde, A SEOOND SHIPMENT OF THESE OELB , BRATKD PATANT VSNTILATED a WATERPROOF COATS, Mode from ohoioe Tweeds, in Canton, Cash mere, and other make- Any of tbe above oan be seen at onr Brand Store, Whangaroa. t end size round waist and length. Prices, from 30s to 80s, See what the Field says respecting these Goodsi—"l have tried your Ventilating Cool well In the conning field, and oonßlder It I great success. It Is most comfortable to wall _ In, ond turns ony quontlty of rate— Yours verj r. faithfully, * ••*•*• (Robin Hood)—Mbbbsi ~ Cooper, Box and Co." r A New Process (jnst dlfloovered) prevents tin ,j rubber hardening ond destroys all smell o naptha. L A Job Lot of HONEYCOMB QUILTS just te hand, ten quartet, from Is 6d to 15a 6d. n- We have always on hand a •s SHOW OF HOSIERY. SHIRTS, HATS at HBia, BRACES, BELTS, COLLARS, n, fco., Sec • For Prioe, Style, Variety, and Gocd Value Seoond to None In Newton. im _. >' . xc "" Board for a Gentleman ; nc «■ P Bihe; borders. Terms moderate.-App'l ,-^r addre«a^TAi___ffl____ W TToVERNOK BKUyvhb. HOTEL It HOBdON-V TREET. •no _____ BOARD AND LODGING. __,__2oß. per Wee! Binolb Room-—»— Mb. per Week



Basinets Notices. JSo MORE DAMP HOUSES. TERRA /-lOTTA. fT ERRA pOTTA. ERRA~L/OTTA. 1 ERRA 3 ' J No more damp houses need bo built if people ! will use my Imporishablo Rod or Buff Torra " Cotta, Pressed Facing Bricks, or, better still, ! my White Bstamolled or Glazed Facing Brick, ! which rain or moisture Cannot affect. I can ' Bupply tho Enamelled Brick in various colours, as mlgSI bo required. It Is now well known '- that "Baßst-Cotta cannot bo surpassed, or yet equalled! by any othor known building miterial. iSamplos may be seen at the Pottery, or will be forwarded on application to any person requiring the same. I G . BOYD, NEWTON POTTERY. TWTOTICE TO CLIENTS. MR. TOLE, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. HAS REMOVED TO CHAMBERS NEXT TBE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, QUEEN-STREET. 13 E M 0 V A L. SCHMIDT AND CO., LITHOGRAPHERS, ENGRAVE 38, AND GENERAL PRINTERS, Begs to inform their F.ienda and Customers that they have REMOVED From Corner of Vulcan Land and Blgh-atroet to WYNDHAM-STREET, Opposite tho Stab Ofllci. /IURE FOR INDI_E-TIuN—TONIC . / BALSAM, a Gonnlne Liver Hegulatlon, ■ prioe Sa a bottle.—-HARLAND _ Co (oppo site . -pi E N C I 5 g7 SAM. WHITE. PRICE LIST Is as follows :— Best Paling Fence of pnriri posts, Hobart rails, and sft Hobart palings, one inoh apart, 60s, Paling Fence to consist heart kauri posts, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, 555. Three-rail Fence, puriri posts and Hobart Wire Fences with Top Rail, 83s. Wire Fence, 7 wires, 258.' Barbed Wire Fenoe, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, 18s per chain. Cattle won't look at barbed wire, Pioket Fenooa, from 2b per foot not painted, or 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Pioket



vn per root, a _ cuiupiotu. .—j v.. *,_. 111 with mill wrought Wicket Gate, all ainted oomplete, at 3e per foot . All kinds Repairs te Fences and Estimates for very description of Fence given on applioa .ion to Sam. White, Fencer, Custom-street; opposite Arnold. Hlnea and Co. JtHE Pacific tea company's PURE BLEND - OF c INDIAN AND CHINA CjTEtS .1 BA3 ARE THE MOST PERFECT TEAS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. rjTiO HIGHWAY BOARDS AND i OT'lEß ——— a MR. JOHN SHAW, having been relieved from Olty Counoll Worke, hss reeumed his pro- j_ fee-on of ROAD ENGIN E_K. Be la pr jpared to take Levels, Quantltlea, kstlmates, and exeoate any kind of Road Works. Aadreee:—ClTY MARKET, QUBB--BTRBB. ENT&ANCK. - fI'HA NG E OF ADDRESS, fa SULLIVAN AND McKENNA, n PITT-STREET, q TAILORS. HABITMAKima,ond GENkRAL » OUT FITTERS). b; Bog to announoe to their Frien da and the Pnblio £ ot Auokland that they have Removed to more ™ COMMODIOUS PBEMISB- ADJOIMIM-, jj where they shall be happy to meet Cuetomera p and Execute Orders to their entire satisfaction, j Sullivan, MoKenna and Co.'s cutting is too £ well known for remark. a Perfect outHng and oomfor In wearing J guaranteed, £ The address 1— I I Corner qb- Pitt kd BERgBFOBDBT.vEgTa o ___——— g ALBERT EATON, j PRODUCE MERCHANT AND COMMISSION AGENT, Fort street, Auckland. O R m s All children suffer from them. If suspected, oak tor the Certain Cure. SHARLAND- WORM POWDERS, 1/paoket Apothecaries Hall, opposite Poat offloe. MRS REID MILLINER AND DRE io MAKER, ( Dresses Mads to tbo Latest Bttlb Very rbabonarlo. New Fashions Every Month. ALBKRT-BT-E-T next to Mr Cain's). f>LEARINO-OUT SALE OF \J OUTLER-, THOMAS SAMUR-, being compelled to Clear ont his Stook ot Cutlery In oonseqnence Of the PREMISES COMING. DOWN and no other Bhop being obtainable. Is now SELLING • OFF the whole of the Stook ot an enormous Baortfloe. The goods are from Ihe beat Sheffield makers, and will hove to be sold ot any prioe, oonslatlng ot— Beat Ivory Table and Doeseri Knives. Lookwood'a aod Johnson's Beat Pocket Knives, Kleotro-plated Forks, Spoons, Cruets, fee. Nevada and Nlekel Silver Forks and Spoons, Superior Scissors and Honors. WHOLESALE AND RBTAIL. THOMAS BAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLERY 46. Qneen-Btreet (Opposite Town Clock). TM- O T ICE. BEES WAXI BEES WAXI Purchased In any quantity for Cash. Buyers Of Fungus and Muntz Metal. Having purchased In China a Fine ABSOrt ment of Teas himself, JAMES AH KEW oon confidently reeommsnd them, ond trusts that all his old Customers, and the PnbUo generally, will avail themselves of. this splendid opportunity and oall early to buy bia Superior Ooi BO" i. Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, am. 'orions Mixed Teas, suited to every taetoi He ....— also on hand Japanese Wore, Praasrved Ginger. Oroa_erywaie< Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other commodities too numerous to mention, Note the Address!— JAMES AH KEW * CO., Ml QMan-otreefc RATSI RATSI RATS l-Uae SHARLAND. PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rote est it greedily, ond die; no smell. Prioe, One Shilling a Bottle. SHARLAND g CO.. opposite Post-offloe. rsnHE DIREOT SUPPLY STORE, I 219, QUEEN-STREET. O The best place for New Arrivals g fc and others to get all Household W 0. . Requisites at a Cheap Rate. g B§ China, Glass, Earthenware g "H Tinware, Brushworo, Lamps wg E_P Furnishing Ironmongery (all kinds) wg S_ Cutlery, E.P. Ware, Yankee Notions oM SS Toys, and Fancy Goods. gj, hS ' Eg HANCHARD & CRANWELL, g „ Three doors above Wellealey- g g eet. H ELENSVniEE TIMBERCOMPAN V (LIMITED). The Company havo opened a Depot at NEW MARKET, near tho Railway Station, for receiving Orders ond Salo of Timber. Timber cut to any length, &c. Prices on application at tho yard. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. I In the matter of "The Debtors and Credl i tors Aot, 1876." and tha several Amend e ments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of r Randolph Eagleton, of Auckland, in I tho Provincial District of Auckland, New Zealand, H sirdresser, a debtor. \ Under tho powers vested in me by the abovo 1 named Acts, I do hereby summon a general in tho terenoon. to receive mg^or^ K Trustee, FBEDEBICK EARL, . Hhortlond-street Anokland. eoll.-lttr for tha Debtor. ' Money. . > .»■» jjt I'o £IU,UUU L__T on Building r 3& B" ™ Poolety prinolplea. or on other terms to cult bairowet— Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment cystem. > Mortgages ond Loons negotiated. See List ol Properties too sale on Ist poge. Six per cent allowed on money depoalted tor Investment _ O. Wn_iAMBON, Land, Estate, and Finonoiol Agent an- Valuator, 8, Vuloon Lone.



j Public notices. | \TOTIOE.— Impounded in the Femnera . ! jLI Puhllo Pound, on tho 23rd day of July,by Ranger, for trespass on roads at Epsom ; Ono I' Dark Bay Horse, star on forehead. If not re leased wfthin 11 days of date of Impounding, will he sold at tdo said Pound. WM. DINNIBON, Poundkeeper. DOCKY fIOOK. j I During this bad weather I lnvlt* the publfe to look over my placo. ar.d they will find thot ' all tha gronid is quad firm after the heaviest rain, a-d t»tat they cai cart timber on the , gronndanrj b i'.dln all weati orp, Contrast m> sootla giounel with clßy. ano aaa your doctor : whloh Is ihe bes; to bnitd your house on. WM. BAKEK. P.B.—My Agent is Mr Ewlngton. ' fIUSS WORKS, Frbbman's Bay.— VJT Saturday Afternoon, from 2 to 6. Ad- I mission. 6d. Kaoh visitor receives one Glae» Jqg.-M. cook and Sons. DO YOU wish to Dress Well and Chesp'y ? eio vi Viotoila street tiU you sto J. * illiamß. People's Tsi'or. _ REWARD of Ten Pounds will be given for information that will lead to the con viction of peison or persons who entered dwell ing-houso nnd slaughter-house at EUerlsle on Saturday, July 7th, and stole Single-barrel Gun and Steelyards, Rugs, Bedding and Clothes; also for giving information that will lead to conviction of tho parties that destroyed wall and fences on my property, ElleraUe. Q. HULME. uINNBY'S FREE STORE. The undersigned has opened a Largo Store in FORT-STREET for STORAGE PURPOSES, And Is prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCES ON GOODS RECEIVED. WILLIAM BINNEY, N " T I °" *"• RE EDWARD CO3TLEY DECs-ABBD. All parsons who aro or mar hereafter be Indebted to th" nHove estate, either tor Interest, rent, or othet. ■ • ■ -111<l«a«sray the same to Mesars JattSi-o _•■• "' -1 Fort- Btrwet, Auokland, whoso looeiuc shaU be a Bum Olent dlsoharge, BAMUEL JACKSONf K »^«SS^, D. HE&N j deoeaaed. Auokland. 27th April. 188 . ... Aa.tioos. it TO-MORROW, At 11 o clock. VENUS TOBACCO VENDS TOBACCO. EX CLYDE. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONOERN. GABRIEL LEWIS HAB received instructions to sell, at the undermentioned Bonds, ai 11 o'clook, Nathan's Bond: L.D.N.CO.



1J,D,«.U0. 871/7 1 13 THREE-QUARTER BOX - -379/83) VENUS. 14'a Isaacs's Bond: A.H.N. mi/toI 20 THKKK-QUARTER BOXES 851/70 j- VENUS, Ha Owen and Graham's Bond: A wiwinl 16 THREE-QUARTER BOXES 703/16 J- VBNU', ll's 701 j- 1 CASE Terms—Cash, TO-MORROW, NOON. 10USEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. .OOKING GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, ETC., ETC. R. ARTHUR WILL sell by auction, at his Mart (furniture Department). Qaeen-etreet j-morrow, at 12 o'olook noon. A BUP«RIOR WALNUT FANCY REP IRAWINu-ROOM SUITE, a -up-irior Walnut wen Rep Drawing-room Suite, a Good Leather overed Dining-room Suite, a Superior Piano y Bard (in Walnut Cose), three . ond Pianos, 'arlonr Bultes. Telssoopo Dining TaDle. T&e ---e ipe, Loo. and Other T.b'ea, Mirrors, Oheffon tors. Carpets, Bugs, Fenders, Door Mats, "«_cy Tables, Chairs, Plotuiei. Lamps Oil 'alntmis i-owinir .".scilncs Clooka; Iron, trass, aid Wo_ Bedsteads, Ltores. PalUaaseß, lair. Bprlng, and Flax Mattraoses, Feather Bed nd Pillows, Wa-hatonds. Toilet Eo'e. Toilet .'ables. Looking -losses Commodes, Chests ol Irawora. Malting. Kitchen Dresser. Book Jaaoa. two large Gordon or Verandah Beats, litcoen Uioneiis. Glass and Earthenware; ono teas Dr. Smith's Bible Dlctlonuloi, Illustrate l, 11 copies; Good Clothing (Melbourne Make temple!.). Dr. pory, Fancy Goods, Wotohee, o ilea ssaortmont ot New Jewellery. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, JULY 20. ORANGES, MANDARINS, AND LEMONS. Ex Rotomahana, from Sydney, L. W. EATON WILL cell by public auction, at his Mart Qaeen-Btreet To-morrow (Thurs ioy). at 10 o'olook sharp, 150 Cases Oranges, JDB 6 Cases Lemons, do 20 Cases Mandarins, do 10 Cases Oranges GH 100 Bunohes Bananas ■ . 20 Cases Onions 5 Cases Seville Oranges. tomorrow, 11 o'clock a.m. FRUIT, ONIONS, &c. Ex s.s. Rotomahaua, from Sydney, and Tarawera, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ATARTHUR'S MART, To-morrow, ot 11 o'olook a.m,, AAA CASES APPX. E S OVy \J (assorted), from Hobart—French Crabs, Btona pippins, Stunner Pippins, Hu'sow, winter Rlpalones, Golden Bus sate, New Yorks, See., Sec 66 bags Onions 200 coses Oranges 10 oases Lemons 0. TONKS, B. 0, OABB. B, D, TONKS TO-MORROW, At Half-paat Ten o'Clock, SHIW AAA CABES~APPLES- French Crabs, Stone Pippins, Stunners, Russets, &c„ && 1 *» 1\ CASES ORANGBS- Lemons, Mandarins. Specially Selected and Packed in Orchard, Half-past Tan o'clock Sharp. B, TONKS & CO. POSTPONED TO FRIDAY, JULY 27, 12 NOON. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. BEAL DRESDEN CHINA, HANDSOME FRAMED PICTURES, FANCY SOAPS, CHEFFONIER, * BOOKS, &o. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to sell on Friday, July 27, at 12 o'clock, A VERY CHOICE LOT OF REAL DRESDEN CHINA VASE?, OANUBLABRA ORNAMENTS, ETC., all of latest designs, Handsome Cheftenler, GUI Framed Ptoturee. I Fanoy Boaps, Books, Oleographs, Ameriaa Axes, Lawn Rakes, etc R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. W. 5. COCHRAN. JAB, DAOBB FRIDAY, JULY 27. WALNUT ~~pTaNOFORTE, HODSEBOLD FURNITURE, JAPANESE GOODS, BLACKSMITH'S BELLOWS AND ANVIL. FOR SALE by Auction, at our Rooms, Kort Btreot, on Friday, 27th Inst, at eleven o'olooki WALNUT PIANOFORTE, by Jackson; Conches, Chairs, P'ogreo.„,at3__S*ft Mottled Kauri ond potent IolM« Tablos, Curtains, Oloeiß.BewlasjS» -chines. Fender?. Matt., frooso. CMna. alfiEff. Platodware. Oluswue^ Rook- In. Chairs, New Iron and Wood Bed- BWad-rpSiasaea, *&"™»~ A ,B**«Jft Chests Drawers. Woihaionde, Ttnlefc wore. Dressing Tobies, Mirrors, Kitchen- Uteneilf, tea SifW***- At o clock, 1 CASE VERY HANDSOME JAPANESE .RAYS AND BOX« 3. At 11 o'clock prompt, BLACKSMITH'S BELLOWS (new) and ANVIL, Weighing Machine. Sold for storage, \ ° / 1 CASH 8 BUNDLES SPADES I SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers, (Continued on fourth page, —__nßHH9_H___________________|