' ' «Sooise Professor Swallow. Mr tfarl f ffmade a statement as to vvhat took place Sim the time he and his fuends loft the ' theatre until Mr Browning was assaulted at he Opera Bouse. Saw Heaps put-his End on a man's shoulder, and ask ' tifm to be quiet. Learned th*t the man's i ie Was baye«.' Heaps eald, '■ What's ' K ib— row about?' Browning^, I - "Constablß. don't use «ucn dreadful lan. ■ BO KeVdon't like it." He (Mr Earl) said, m «rm surprised that you, a member oi the ;"' forw, should use such language/ They I KheirbesttoquktSaytrs. While* per-. ' - madiog Say«V Heaps, sa-d, "Shut up 1 mouth!" Witness said, "Smelt u'a ,' 'free entertainment." Heaps said, 'Ye, ' -' f^a free show, or jou would not be here." • Wit'ess was annoyed All at once Sayers r" Jlred out, addies.inghimself 10 the stage, ' Wt wact my humps felt.' Again bad 5 »S«Ad. He said, » Oh,, that '■':'. dreadful language again! Mr *• Kri then gave a his-hly-humorous . Zcription of the two old ladies who I tinted their bump* examined. .One Inoked bald, or her white bair was closely ! Sped, if she had any. The general im- Son was that the venerable lady was fold He laughed, and received a blow, " which sent him B prawliri S . Try. ■ Zg to rise, he saw Heaps give Mr tomiioaavMentblowontheeye, which »nt him on his back. He struck out at ■ He«t». fcut was dr»Kged away, by Mr "Downing. The assault was so short and 9 shMP that to describe it accurately would • ' He was certain that de •'' fandant was not struck first by Mr Brown- I j" They did not call out to the persons HP i_ the stage He was sure there was no t- ■■nnabebjudhimon the steps. There were wry few in the passage ' after '■'■', I, *w knocked down. They were 7 not «ev«n minutes in the theatre altogether. ' Browning' Bave defendants' no provocation whstawr except the little bit of chuff about ' ""■ ToTfr Laißbley: The passage or ' »«rtibDl« opens to the theatre. Tnere- was uio door behind the vestibule and : the I , Ujjatre* bat he did not think that anyone ' bnfr <J»gg«V Turner, and Dowling could "'•h«Te seen the asiault. Others might have !.//B»nit. but be did not think they conld ''.'-'sign don* if-; Jt ,was not a fact .that **;; jj w w had repeatedly told him to be quint, H nor did ho repeatedly request Browning to » cease roakiug a disturbance. There wuh a ~ dinner at the club that night—not a special H one. They left the club about 8 30, im -8 inedtotely after they had swallowed' the "coffee. He •was prepared to swear that '~ j Jjfowning was perfectly sober. ' _ .'.''-. •., • Jwnes Turner; a enter residing in Lower !-..rHol»fln.Bt»eet, who was present ati the % Opera House on the night in question, gave ,:, corroborative evidence.' - He did not see Mr ■ Browning make a disturbance. He Isaw Browning trying to ktep Sayers quiet. Ho I hid known the defendant for 12 years, but had never seen him interfere with anyone before, to Mr Laisbley : Witness was in toa employ of Mr Beonett, wbo had spoken to him on the subject of the assault. Syjienry Duwliug, warehoaseman, who had I been in (he company of Messrs Brown and I Karl at the club, and also saw the .''*! db'ttrbance at the .pera House, also gave evidence that Browning had given no pro vocation. • nco when they laughed Heaps ordered them to "shut up," and on Karl laying that they conld laugh if they liked S.bwaoee it was a free show, Heaps respooded ■p i or you would not be here." R Frank Jagger, manager of the New Zea land limber Company, James Coates, ac ; countant at the Natiounl Bank, Thomas ,'ijSenderson, ship agent, gave evidence for "i.jheprosecution. Messrs Coates and Hen . (lerson swore positively that informant was ".* j^Xhiaconclndei the case for the prosecu -9 lion, i ■ ■■ ■■ ' •" ■' B The Court adjourned till 2 o'clock. Toe Court resumed at 2 o'clock, . Mr Laisliley, in opening the case for the deissce, said, before going into the evidence, ' be would direct the attention of the Bench to teveral important elements m the uvi deuce foitbe prosecution. All the witnesses, with tie exception of two, were iriends of • Mr Browning, and they would feel compull d to see matters through Browning's coloured ipectacles, and pull Browning through his ' ecrape. Knowing this, the Bench would be 'l able to reconcile the many contradictions in tleir evidence with the evidence of the de fendant. '1 he second element was the ex irerae improbability of the testimony of the 1 uitness for the prosecution. It was aosurd to baliave that a maa in his sober censes, specially appointed to keep order, should have wantonly, and without provocation, Msaulted Mr Browning in the manner de scribed, Fortunately bis client had twelve or thirteen totally disinterested witaesse?, s'iho were nearly all unknown to the defend ant. These would give a rational account of Be»ps's action. He was sure, although pfppareotly a strong prfaia fade case bad been made out, the Bsncti, taking at the improbability of Heaps acting in £Le manner described, would ' iot come to a concloaion without a ' ' c!oso investigation. Tue third element was 1 the extreme fogginess of the testimony ot some of tne witnesses, especially that of ; Dawliog and Jaggtr; and the fourth element ■ '_*»a the contradiction of witnesses regard iag the time, Mr Laishley having stated bis case, called H, N, Abbott, proprietor of the Opera '. Hqufle.whodeposed that he knew defendant, who was employed by him to keep order in the Opera House during the performances. He employed him in consequence of noiaineasin parts of the theatre, which had ken complained of by the public, and drawn attention to by the Press. He knew the Twtibnle leading to the stalls entrance. 'It was lighted at night, and the .entrance' to the stalls was approached '. 'iijr two steps. People standiog about the iltpj could see what was taking place in tbf vestibule. . • . . ;.ToMr Tyler i Persona in the pit could , not ste into the vestibule. Defendant was not a special constable Witness applied to the police to have him- sworn in by a special constable, but this was refused Defendant ware uniform similar -to that "worn by the police. • gy To Mr taishley: The refusal to swear ,;. Heaps, as -a special constable was not a : reflection on his character, Heap?, the defendant, deposed '. 'that he was a labourer, lately employed by .Mr Abbott to keep order a< Mm- Opera House. He remembered »:i ttday night last. Saw Browning tnere . : .-With Karl. They were standing at the top : ofthe.stepaat the entrance to the stalls. i Witness heard a disturbance at the door, _ md oa goiug there found a maa named s;layers creating a distn banco. Told him I to "Shut np his jow." Ho might have § nude.use of the expression attributed to ■ him by Mr Browninc. He was not above . ,■ nsing if, and it did not shock him any more .than it would Mr Karl. Witness put his . itm on Sayers to eject him, andßrowniug told witness to let him remain there Ho interposed between uitucss and tbacibmau and went responsible for his ■ .-conduct. Browning then jeered at witness lor eating peppermints, and called him a "chneker-out." Couln not remember the exact words. IVotbing was said at that lime to Browning or Karl, but subsequently tho cabman called out that he wanted his bumps felt, and then Browning and Earl ■ commenced jeering at him a^ain. They •poke in a cbaffin'g tone, but witness could not remember what wes said. It excited i ; him very much, a lot of gentlemen poking ■.lan at him, and he told them if they ;■■; Si not stop making a row he would i;i,put,them oat. He said that because they Mi Wo making a noise and disturbing the Mdieoce. The audience were calling out "order," and "put them out." Witness was there fully ten minutes remonstrating •■■;, with them, and requesting them to be quiet, '■.{■■■firo ladies went on tne stajje to get their • .Dompa. felt, and Browning and Earl con • :•': !»ettced"boo.hooing" a t them. Heitber :*il the ladies was bald. Witness told •.Browning and Earl he would have to ' -Ml them ont, and Mr browning v ed words to the effect that witness was not good enough for the job. Took iimva ■ ttca by the collars of their coats, woed them round and pushed them tu r.*WUthe door, where they ail three tell. Witness just used sufficient force to effect < W'Jitrppsehe had in viuw. In gettiug ■ W ntness was struck on the lip, by whom, b> cid not know, i hero was only Brown. JJB and Earl near enough to hit him at *n*t time. Up to this time witness had ■ not ttrock a blow. When they got up wwttnessstroekottt. Brownidg rushed to " «atea hold of him, and Earl aad. another ; gentlemanwere striking at, him. There i"SMI^ onelb.«ethathe itnew present at I $* «">»• . To the best of big be ;;i lief Browning *&% under tho influence of Jiquot. Tn orosf.- xaaination by Mr ; .Tyler nothing new was elicited. He denied that he was a bruizer, He. was employed ,- to preserve order quietly. ' i.< • . * (Left fitting). !

i Sir Georga Grey was still undecided con ■ Teeming his movements at four o'clock this .'■..■. . ■:.. . : , ,:r k!^'™ fi'«ta«eting. of:; creditors" in tlje ■ estate of William- Stanaway, settler, of Helensvilje, was held to.(iay, when Mr lbonws Macffarlane was elected trustee. . L oij "It I| abiJities are stated at £82 ; :78 *a d» and he has no assets.

TELEGRAMS.

BUSSKiit, this day.l

Arrived : Agnes Martin, Onward, and Rotomahana. The Kotomohana tails at 3 p.m. Passengers : For Melbourne—Mr Holdcn. For Port: Chaimers— Mias Podle. For Wellington—Messrs Kcimcimchneider and Milne. ■ i

WELLINGTON, thi* day,

-1 The writ for the Bruca seat was issued this morning, nnd made returnable on or before the 14th July. ■

CBRISTCrJUBCH, this day.

"The closing of the Royal Hotel at Wood end by the Licensing Committee, in confor mity with a petition from a number of residents, has created consideiable excite ment in the district, and a public meeting is to be held protesting against it.

DUNEDIN, this day,

Eight tenders were received by the Land Board under the perpetual leasing system for lauds in Strath, ' aieri, and button, 1,187 acres being taken up, at prices ranging 5s to lOj per acre. Tbe Bell Licensing uommittee intimated that they weie unanimously in favour of closing all hdtels at 11 o'clock; but owing to the action of other committeee, they felt compelled in justice to grant midnight licenses to all houses in George-street.

LICENSING VAGARIES IN DUNEDIN.

(BY TBLSGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

DOIfEDiy, thiiday; The Licensing Bench in the Central Ward have caused considerable consternation amongst publicans by their erratic decisions. In some cases midnight licenses were granted to houses, while houses on the opposite side of the street are closed at eleven. In- the case of the Australasia Hotel,' concerning which I telegraphed yesterday, Harris, the .informant; denies having attempted any impropriety. How-, ever, the committee made the conviction an. excuse ior :peremptorily cancelling the license, and intimated that in all siuiilar cases of employing females of any kind after eleven they would| adopt the same course at any quarterly meeting 'I he 'glaring.inconsistency ot one Ketch depriv ing a man of bis living for an act over wtiicli he had no control, and another Bench condoning a transaction in whicb the liceusoi: was Actually concerned, and which the Magistrate stigmatised as disgraceful, in occasioning a good deal of comment.

SUPREME COURT.-This day.

IS. Ba KRUPTCY.

{Before H. C. Rrewcr, Keg., Registrar.)

hK * LKXANDBB NfiiL Ooilvib (an ar ranging debior j.—Mr a. Cooper appeared for the debtor, who is a butcher and store keeper, carrying on business at Ponmure, ami moved that the deed made between him and his creditors should be declared completely executed. Ihe lia bilities were stated at £2,032 19s SJd, the , assets at £690. As there was no opposition the application was granted. Re Gso. Thomas Davoeen.—Mr J. B. Russell made a similar application in tbis case The debtor is a storekeeper residing at Tiiuruuga, and his liab litiua were set down at £1,418 15s Gd, of which McArthur are claimants for £724 10j Id, while the assets were stated at £1,22a, the largest poition bf which, viz., £174, was represented by stock-in-trade. The deed was declared to be duly executed.

CITY EAST LICENSING COM MITIEE.

A. mkeiing of this committee was held at noon, in the Resident Magistrate's Court. Present: Messrs Harper (chair roan), Aickin, Montague, George,, and BUtray ; Mr J. B. Stoney, clerk solicitors present : Messrs Cotter, Cooper, Hcs loth (*. and S.), Blades, and Whi taker.— The chairman said that the Committee had visited the hotels in the district in order that they might see and judge for them selves, and they had come to the conclusion that it was quite time that all tbe old shanties were removed, and such hotels erected as will be creditable to tbe city. The Committee intended to act indepen dently of private interests, having but one object in view, viz , the public good. Tbansfbk-i.—'ibe following transfers of licenses were granted : — Charlemont Hotel: Win. 11. Porter to Harry Bennett. Provincial: Wm. T. Smith to Patrick Kelly; Swan : Daniel McClenuan to John Adam?. Exchange : John Smith to Edward & Hill. Occidental: Albert Fisher to Denis Lynch. .Nottingham C-stle : Daniel Scallon to H. H. Adama Globe Hotel: John Gallagher to Thomas Evans.

tiKNRWALS. — The following renewals weregranttd:—William Hamley, Wyoyard Arms; Elizabath Patterson, Fitzroy; Andrew Fernandez, Britomart; Walter Stimpson, Ferry; Alfred Kidd, Com mercial; David Twohill, Park; David Fort, Masonic; John Darby, Greyhound; James Stewart, I hames; Patrick Kelly, Provincial; Geo. J, Panter,; Waverley ; Thomas Evans, Globe,

The Nottingham Castle Hotel—. Daniel Scallon to Henry Hopper Adams. In this case, a lengthy memorial was pre sented to the Bench against granting the renewal of a license to this house, Mr Theo. Cooper appeared for tbe memorialists, and Mr - Hesketh for the applicant.— Superintendent Thompson informed tbe Committee that this hotel bore a very un savoury reputation; the late landlord had been fined £10 on conviction for supplying liqnnrs on Sundays, and be was now await ing his trial tor perjuiy,— Mr Cooper, having addressed the Bench, called evidence.— Sergeant Clarke deposed to knowing the hotel for many years, both in his oili;ial capacity and as a resident in the neighbourhood; the hotel was mostly supported by prostitutes and persons of bad character; drinking was continual there, and the peace of the locality disturbed; the hotel had always been a trouble to the police,—To Mr Hesketh : Rows had taken place there since Mr John Gallagher had/ been in charge ; he saw a man named Ryan visit the hotel on Sunday. Michael K.-gaUj school-teacher, William Smith, builder, William J affray, bootmaker, K. Squirrel), labourer, and Thomas Willerton, chairmaker, considered the house a common nuisance; it bad not been properly con ducted, nor was the house necessary to the welfare of the people.—Mr Hesketh addressed the committee in support of the application, and contended that since the accession of Mr Gallagher many of the eviU of the post had been removed. It could not be denied that there was a nest of prostitutes near at hand, There had b;en a change of things. If the license was t iktn from the Nottingham Castle, the effect would be the driving of those bad characters to Mr Hamley's, or somewhere else for their beer. The chairman said the name of one person appeared on both peti'ions, viz,, Mr Hitchens. Mr Hesketh called this gentleman, who explained that when the house was badly conducted be signed against it, but since it had been satis factorily conducted by Mr Gallagher, he had signed in favour of the renewal. To Mr Hes keth :He bought his liquor wholesale; did ' not personally need the hotel; had no 'Blood Restorer" conneciion with the "Castle ;" was not a friend of Gallagher; cou'd not say he was a married man; he was not aware of sly trogselling. To Mr Het-keta : He was one of Bcallon'a snieties.—Council addrcHFed tbe Bench at some length, when it was determined to adjourn the applica tion for 14 days; but the Bench considered ! tbata new hotel was really neoassary, plans co be submitted, A DjpußHßD.—The following applications were adjourned until the 20th instant s— John Adams, Swan 5 Joseph Cattery, Auck land Hotel ; Ji'hn GUlander, Pacific ; John Endean, Terminus; Sarah Jane White, City Club; John Smith, New « aledonia; Dennis Lynch, Occidental j Edward S, Hill, Exchange; Charles Forster, Custom House Hotel. j J;

The cutter tfose went ashore near tbe Bean Rock lighthouse yesterday morning, t,nd stuck fast until high water to-day, when she was floated off and beached. The exact extent" of damage sustained is not yet known, but to all appearance it is slight, , ,; . ; x\ :<' A meeting of the creditors of Thomas' Kyan, farmer* of Cambridge, was held in tbe 'Supieme Cooithuuse' to-day, when Mr DennistoQ was elected trustee. The debtor has property valued at some £2(00, but there are mortgages upon it amouutiDg to about £1200.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

A carter named Henry Wilson, employed by the Kama Coal Company, . mot with a ssrinus accident jenterday, which, it is feared, will terminate fatally. ...A, hor^e which Wilson had charge of kicked, him lin tha : abdomen,.; land the .injuries inflicted proved of so severe a character that he lay helpless on the ground until some persons assisted him to a shop near at hand, where Dr. | Murray Moore attended on him. The medical gentleman concluded that Wilson had received internal injuries in the region of the liver,' and recommended his removal to his home or tbe Hospital. Wilson preferred "*to" go to the, Hospital, and Mr, Bennett, of the Kanio Coal Company, pro cured a cab, and had him conveyed thither. WilsoD, wefundentaud, was very. bad all last night, and it is feared that he may not recover. Wilson, who' is a middle aged married man, has a wife and family residing in Hobson-strect. . !

DOMAIN BOARD.

The monthly meeting ot the Domain' Board took place this afternoon, thbnS'being present- Messrs K. C. Barstow (chairman), G, Aickin, E. A. Macki chnie, Thomas Macffarlane, VV. F. Buckland, and R. Walker (Mayor of Parnell). . • Seeds. — i'he chairman announced the receipt of various parcels of: seeds, viz,, eucalyiUi", annised, carraway, etc., and .on his motion, they were referred to tbe Garden Committee to deal with.

OLIVE.—The chairman mentioned that so far their experiment in olive culture had resulted very satisfactorily. Capital olives, of the oil yielding species, had been obtained from the plants in tbe gardens.

school Cricket,Ground.—The Board of Edncetion wrote applying for a piece of ground upon which school I cricket clubs might play the national game,—lt was stated that any School Cluo could uso the Domain Cricket Ground by the payment of £5 per annum.—Toe letter was accord ingly referred to the trustees of the Domain C icket Ground. ',•'•>•1

FENCINO. -Mr Ausell complainod of the fencing of his garden being' broken down by tri'spa-ißing cows.— It was resolved to call the attontion of the lessee to the com* plaint. Plants.— Thai Chairman said that there were a number of caper, loquat, guava, and other plants on band for distribution, for which applications would now be rectived, Presents from sir George grey.— The ;b airman stated that Sir George Grey was very anxious that Mr Goldie (their ranger) should go down to the Kawau and take charge of a number of plants (hut he wished to present to the Board.—lt was agreed to despatch Mr Goldie as requested. —The current accounts were then* passed, and the meeting terminated, ■

MINING NEWS.

Mahinkr.—l have tho honour to inform you tl.at 1 biokti down the reef in seaward drive, and obtained about 31bs bf stone showing good'dabs of gold, besides a good many colours; the quartz being very dirty, through the slime which percolates tbiouyh the reef, makes it rather difficult to tee gi Id 10 easy as it otherwise would be. There is a great quantity of mineral showing, and 1 expected to get more, as I never saw so much mineral without specimens before; but I hope to ccc an improvement in lead lan i-tope," which jjl shall atart as soon as I get drive soiaced over to Veep drain clear. The drive towards the London' or east' drive : The quartz are not taken down yet, but this end does not look very favourable at present, tho country being different to what it was ab6ve.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

. . JUNB 6, 188% ' • Hank of N.Z-Sellerß, «2710s Nationtal Back-Sellers, 73a Union Ba?h ana Door Go.—buyers, .-C3 12a Cd Fisher and Co.-Huyera. Its Aooldtnt—Bajers, 618 d; eollern. "n North. D f van- Uurun, 3i 3d; telkro. it Queen of Batuty-9a to 8. 6d; tellers, »s :• bright Bmilß—la 5d 1 rinoo imperial-ISs to il» j boyets, <3s; gollow,

153 Loudon-Buyerr, 2) S3 New Manukan—Buyer*, 2s; sellers. 3a 61

A juvenile entertainment in aid of the bazaar fund in connection with St. Bene dict's Church was held in tbe Newton Athcnamm on Monday evening last, The house was crowded to excess, and the manner in which the children acquitted themselves reflects the greatest credit on tbe Sisters of Mercy in charge) of the Roman Catholic select schools in Auckland-in fact, the solos sod choruses would have done credit 10 some of our Auckland musical societies. The programmo has only taken about three weeks to prepare, the same beinit taken in hand by Mies Kirby, the organist of at Patrick's, assisted by Miss Roy lan. both ladies tharing the honour?, nnd presiding at tho piano during the evening.' Xbe gems of the evening wore the songs by Misses Wilson, Sullivan, and Huberts, and Master W. Kirby. all of whom were encored; io. fact, the rendering of the «' Dear Little bhamjock " by Master Kirby, a child of ei^ht years, was simply perfect, as was also his encorc-eong, " Little Whi'c Cottage " Last, though not least, were the solos on the pianoforte Dy Miss Lynch. The manner in which "Irish Diamonds" was performed was very skilful indeed, w c hope tbis is not tho last time we will have the pleasure of hearing these cbildreD. The programme was brought to a close by the children singing the National Anthem, and everyone went home well pleased with the evening's entertainment.

* hff^ <: AXJckILSJSD EVENING STAR WEDNESDAY. T^S^S



Wanted. WANTED SEEJN—Yellow Pie Dishep, ii ; Baeloß, 3a; Vegetabo Dhhes, la 84 j &&, &0,, at Uamplor'a 8al)lug yjS. Hobaan-8t iVI/SANXW), a, .General Fatm Hand, '•TT*- msrrlea.—Apply Holomabana Office, wharf. - A*/ANTtSD, a Situation as Driver; TT knows the City and bnborb? well.— Apply by letter to •' K.8.." Poßt-Offloe, Newton. ANTED, Draper's Assistant.—Apply thera Hrothara. Qaeen-aireei. Ar»T£D, a Wheelwright lor General Work and Kepalra,—Apply to James McTniyre, Unehnpga WAM£D, (.a. good CoatmaJtec ami Tailo:eßS.-R. Stow, Tailor, 85, Victoria- Jtrqet, .•■:■, „ ■;.,-», :i , ■■■ ..■- ,■ -~ VV/ANTED, a Storeman for an Iron v T Yard; mast bs aoouato cd to bar iron. s—T. and 9. Mprrtn and Cm (^imiied). - WAN TOO}, <a Plumber aod Zitfcworker; a usotui hand will bare permanent em ployment. - Apply to Josh. Uar/ison. Duko itreet, Cambridge. _ \jt/~ANTEL/.'au experienced''Carter who )*jjw knows, town woll.—Katno Coal Depot, Oußtomhooße-ntfeet Weafc WANTED SuJSN-r-The Mugs, 2£d, 3d, and id ; Juks, 61 to 2a; Meat uidhea, 101: Pu djflg Bs-iiae, 7d.; at Darapier's Sailing OH. Hobaon-Btreeet. • *«/ AATKD, Bricklayer in Port.ell,— »»Yt .Jutland Road (oppoaiteahop). o - . WANTED, 2 or 3 Respectable Young Men Boaidore.—Apply. Mm Connolly Wellington-street. " %*riMiWSD, a .Waiter. iKoyal VT Mall Hotel. * /v ANTKD, at once, a Young Mud for T V the liotohot .nff, oempatent to slaughter; a'Bo.u stung lmd tdride torordeni.^H.Uarret», Keen ttrcmie, " ■ "'^V:ANT«Di;i MahW'Strbriß Youth as' » » Porter, at the London Arcade.—Apply to C. \V. Goodaon. in.-,/ ; <■■--■■ WANTED, a Youth or Young Man for too 'tlutdhertna; e, knowledge of toe business not nioesiary. —W. v. Uriffithß, Bntoher, ParnelU ■..■■•■•■.■ WANTED, a respectable Lad to drive a I b»ker;t o»rt.-<ipp.y to T V/ Ji Philip, Baker, bo wtou. ___ r ■. ' AN i ED,,, a utirm (Hand, a Hoy, and Saleswoman to take charge.— J. M. Mcl^ionlan, - . . f ■:,.,»" m. '%*/ ANTE'D, a respectable Working Mali v « iib Uoff-dßr;moderata ; tertuß., Mo other boarders—Addre»ii'Stab Offlde., " ■ ~, ■ WANTED, by advertiser, a Situation wheie" Integrity'ana fWeluy are re qo'ied: quick ai sccoonte, ana wltb a know ledge of grotQiy; would not O'jsdt to partial oat door «mpiojment.— Address W. Uoz, Put and Vlooaut Atreet'v , t .. :-,; .„:■..■ ~..., ■ 'tu\: ANTjUD. Board and Keaidcnce for "* one oe two respectable men in a pri»ate family by applyiiig; to Mrs Lorrigan, Wellington street. oppoßlte Todd'a grocery. "\lif AUTttf, tde'Katepayera of Devon. » t port to. visit Melrose .Estate, and seo Road Improvements before attending the Pnbllo Meeting to be held on THURSDAY Evening, 7th June,laDovopport IfaU. -~.•, ■■_•' IA-aimtD SKEN —The Cups and »' Bauceu, Id: Soap Platas. IJi; Dinner Plates (large bizs), i*il; do do (small sice), Sji; »t Dampler'a SeiUng utf, Hot:ou-Btroei. WAN 1 ED, a good General Servant.— Apply Mr MoNaugbton, 115, Victoria atreet. WANTED, a General Servant, good cook and Ivindrc a; honceuiatd kept.— * pply. before 11 aiid attor 1 o'olook, at Msaers Dnder b Brore. or Mrs John Kcgß. North Bhore. ANTED, i QtnemlServant. -Apply to Mrs Jorvls, ne^latry Omoe, Devon port. \mj ANTIiD, at a Sawmill, a general '"» Servant.—Kor particulars, apply to Mrs Reid. BurleiKh-Btrcct, I doprs below St, Sepul ahre'BChurch, - ! l-' - ' i ' .\\J_ Ai« T • D, Cook and Laundress j al«o ™"; » Hoasom»(ri.—iDDly to Mrs Bnl, Monnt Hdtn near dmlth's Omnibus Office.. \\7 AN TED, a Jirst-cia*s Dressmaker for V * C-tmbridßO.—Apply James Held, Kdbii Torr«re. 8 to II «.m. ■ . V' \\t ANTED, an Experienced Milliner. '* ? Apply Smith and Canghey, Upper Quccn-street. j .. AVTaNTCD. 2~G"od T«itore«ees, also * T Girl to t el'.-J. Williams, People's Tailor, Victoria-street. -.- ■■ .■• ;.... , ; .i ■ WAN'KD, a SitwatioD, by a good Housemaid, in the town.—Mrs Whit eombe's Registry, next tho Market, Wellesley atreet entrance. ~ \\J ANTED, a Wait ess; also a Kitchen" vv maid; must uoder«>and Ihetr work.— Apply PaoiQo Hotel Dlnlcg Rcoma, Uaeto- Hreer. ANTKP, a respectable Girl for small family la Wu.tk*to; matt b- »b!e to do plain oooaiag.—Apply to Mrs J. K. Wright. To Awamntn. \\' ANT I'D, at once, two good Tailor * osaea —Apply to J. F. Loplno, Tailor, Wakeflold-atreet. lz; ANTED, a Situation by a youiv la' y * * aa Lady Help, Parlour-maid, or House maid; has hod considerable experience in the ibove capacities; is a good needlewoman.— apply to UL, Yonng Women's Institute, Queen itreet. . l~\r ANTED, the Katepajers of Devon *» port to visit JMclroso Eatato, and sae Road Improvemonta before attending the Publio Meeting to, be held on THURSDAY Evening, 7th June, in Dcvonport Hall. j t*. ANIEU, Tenders till 4 p.m. on - Balura*y, 9th lu«'aui. for Palnti >k > UwelllHK-hoas". — Apply P. Prime, lron monger, &0.. K\r«ng*h«te Kosd. ANTED, Furnished Houses in Bod nrar Town; a'so, ptrts of hou«os, lornl'hsd rooms. aervMtt of every otaii, (Glofcorno). 15s: narae, lis; ihursdaj'B boat,—Mrs Whllcorrh-i'B, near Maikot. \\, ANTED SKKN—Foot Baths, 3s Cd ; V T blop Patio, 2a 6d; Baaiem, 1b 3d; WaK)iataD<i Banlra. la; Dippers. Is; at Dam plet'a Selling t'ff. HobBOB-street. / ANTKD.—When you arc in Hobson street ca'l and tee the Large a«d Cnoloe Stook of Sootrh cheviot Tweed*. In heather indaranlieetiadfa, at Munroana Mlligan'g. ANTED SEEN, we exwa grand "" Line of Genilamen'a Real Hand-eewn Eld Elaatlo-Blde Winter Boots, yeryoheap.at Uamolet'g Boot Bhnp, Vlotorla street. l*/ANTBD BBKN—Tea Vottlts, 6d | Vf Meat Tins, Is; Dual P»n», 1b; Floor Dretlgers, id; at Dampler'a Belling off, Uobeon itioet. ij, \\, ANTED KNOWN, Percy's Muffins ** to be had a. Messrs WriKhl'n and Dalian's Paitry-oovks, (Juoou-Btiott, JWr McKbowdJb. Qoeon-itreet Wharf, and at the Bakery, W ukclleld-Btroot. ~,, WANTED' KNO#N—Another grand Lot o( Ladias'. Gents', and Ohlldrea'a frtshßouti at Dampler'a Boot Shop, Viotoila itreat. Be In time. . .- ,; HI ANTfiD, to Sell, 2 firßt-clasa Horses, qulot to ride and {drive; any trial given. -J. W. Prime. Newton. \V ANTEDj to sell a Uoauc, 3 rooms, V T situated In VV a tor bi reot, near tho ndf n Vine Hotel, Vfeokly mymsnu t«ken;,alß> plenty other property on eary ternn,—Kor (nrther partlcularg apply n. J. Tbomiß, Lisbon Store, B»n»iin Koad. ; , ■' ' WAATED" SEE* - Tbe Scientific, Poatioal, tnd otnor Books at DampUr'n SelllpgOtf, Hobinn-Btrtirt- ' > v AxN i ED, Millinery, l>a<u<» — vv ihiMran'H I nitorllnon, H'ool Goods Hosiery, Haberdathury, Oorsnte JTUnnels, Blankeu—at Kodboq'b Melbourne House, ton sonby. WANTED KNuWN-Hcrba for all Ciaeasis and Compklntu at Tbe l»p. penaary. Ksrungahapo Road. Do-orlho yonr oue. and navo tno Truo. Uaraness Vegetable Medicines. . . W'~'ANXBD SEcN—Coffee Pots, lsj egg Bojturß. CI j Ctni'i.o Btto», Id; Baklrg Tloß, If; at Damtiler'a Selllag Off, HobiOn-sticst. WAN TED, to Jiuy, Left-ofl Glotmng of every aesoriptlon, for cash. Parties waited on. P.S.—Wanted Known—For Hire, Trap and Saddle Horses,—Apply Thos Hill, Clothier and Draper, Paru6'... »*/ ANTtiD, the Laogtry Corsnt, 2s 6dj 7T ur. Warner's Oorallne. 6a 6d; Llitlo Nellie. 6s 0d; Polly, &i; Ibe Ascot. 2s 3d; at Bobson.g Meloonrae Houbb. Ponsonby. »a,- ANTED KftOWN—That TEriTH Vf . can tw Jtxtraoted. Boated, or Stopped Ichargc h strictly moderate) at Tbe Dispensary, Karauoahapa tt:ad (next Lamboarnbs tiara ware Store >. ' WA&TKI), SitJSN— Fryin« Pans, Is 8.1; Fire Hhorels, 6d: njn Sanoepans, 6d; KettioH, is 3d; at Uampier's Bo'ling oil, Hobson-streat. WANTED known (in conscfjuence of the old promises bolng about to como down), that the business formerly carried on by Mr G.C.Piggott Watchmaker and Jeweller, has been Removed to the third shop above tho Albert-street corner Victoria-street. \!k. ANTuD KNi»Wm, by friends and VT oustomera—That Messrs 1 app and Co., Boot and Shoemaker*. h«ve pnronased the; Snoot and Bnulness of Soott ana Co., Vintorla street (opposite Hobaon Hotel), and Intend to continue selling tho £cst Quality of Goods at current prices. ~ ' WAN mi) SBEN —Iron Saucepans I (tin liofd), is (id; Knamollai iio, 2a; Iron Kettles, 3b 6d; Boilers, 6s 31 X at I ampjer'a fcelllug' ff. Hob on-3treet, WANIED KNOWN-Another grand Fresh Lot of Ladles', Qents', a,n& Chil dren's Good Chtap Boot?, at Dampler'S Boot Shop. Vlotorla-BtrcC- WANTED, ihiTPublio of Newtpn and Ponsonby, .fto., to know that [they oan 1)3 snlted in every aescrlptlonot Btatloaery, Ber In Wools, and fanoy bilke. br paying a vlsli to J. n. Hamer. Walker's Bnlldlnas. Newton, WANTEDKNt'WN-Thatlampre. parod to porohaße Housohold Fnmituro andother efiaota on the premises on ttiostacrteal notice, in town or oouctry.—Apply personally or by leitar. to Jomfß Hae, "arby-Btieet "AWTJEt-' KNoWfl—Cork Soles, 2Jd} Hoot Goip 6d tha Bottle; Buiion Hooks ?d; ljung Leather Lace*. 1(1 tbe pair, at Dampler'B Boot Shop, Viotorla-Btrcet. a» A^TKIJ Ki>OWiv — UHKAP IEW" tI bbrl Cheap Timber! And all other kinds of Building Materials, oan be purchased cheaper and better than anywnero else at the Yards of D. Goldie, Albert-street. ; W« ; ANTED SISKN — Iron Bedsteads v< (single). 17s 61; Double do. 28a: Iron Cots, Us; at Dampler'S Selling OH', Hobson ttro«Jtinop. ' f



Medical. C" UKK. FOR INDIuEoU<<A-l AIC BALSAM, a G»nuiuo liver HegpWUo>', price 81 a bottle.-3HARLAND & Co (OpPO elte Foat-offloe). ■ ' j__ TNTERNAL COMPLAINTS, Stiff X Joints, and Broken rttu attended to.- S«wln« Maohlne Depot, 70. Qaeen-atMei. D. 8. Uhambere. . ■ . "ipHE Herbal Treatment ior Ceughs and I Coidß.-Oherr» BARK, Yarrow. Pieutljy. aoaihound. - Prepared »t QanuaBTONS DI-*hknh*RY. Newtoa. Safe and certain degorlbe symptoms. , rOOTUACHE CURE-Instantaneous i Kellef, ODuN T 4LQIOi Is botile,-3HAB LANDfe CJ. (opposite Post-office)., , tJiOK THK CORK Ot 00U9H8 and COM S. ■pOB THB CUBS of BRONCHITI3. F OR THK CURE .£DB O N S Syrup of JjYPOPHOBPHifIKS WITH Euphorbia Pilulifbra. _In Bottles j« 8/8. . "... T> UTCIIE R'B P ODO-P HY L LIN J) SBIUL.ITZ POWDBRB, AOKKKAIII.B AND EmOTIVBI - VXEQUAIItD FOB L.IVBK DISOKDBBS I A CaeruTMode of Admtalaierlna PolophilUnl THE ECLECTIC PHARMACY, Junction Pitt and Orty-atreeto. LIVEB REGULATING. AICKIN'S PODOfHYIjIiIN PILLB. No. A. are now known from Invercarsill to Mon eonul as one of the most effective remedies for B SLUGGISH LIVKR " Torpid DlgesUve Func tion, Biliousness, Chronlo Constipation, Flatu lenoy, &o. They are a safe aperient, and CONTAIN NO MINERAL WHATEVER. Sold In Boxes at Is., and Bpttles at Is. Od. and 25.60. <^?-oo E ated,. H ARM Aoy§ QuEEN-STIifiET r|IOOTHACHJSI TOOTHACHE JL . TOOTHAOHB # Immediate Relief by name _ EDSUNS M-GIU ESSKNCK. , In Bottles at Is. rWRBECTIVB PILLS for Females.— <U Swollen Legs, Nervous Debility. Irregu larities, Chanpte.—Sale and testimony daily in creasing.—Gonderton, Herbalist, Karangabape Road. v SEARLANO S UHEttKY PKCTORAt, Absolutely tho best remedy ever made for COUGHS. J!Ki<NO3ITI.i. ANU COLDB. Prloo. 2a Gd and 4s ild a Bottle. BHARUAND fc CO.. opposite Post-afflca. f^ AROJSKK'B " Pectorlne" is unequalled |JT 'or Otughs and Colda. , GARDN«R'i< •■• BLCOfI MIXTURE; speedllr removes fmPLjm. Blotohis. &0.. from tho skin, and renews ihe blood, TO BB HAD IN AUCKLAND ONLY AT THK ENGLISH PHARMACY, .• . 181. QUBBNBTBKBT, _•■ HASLETT (LATB GABDNBP). H" EaDiiRSoN'S SUPEttIOB BAKING POWDBR. INVIOTA BRAND. , - MEDICAL HALL, ,! . hnnnrita Three Lamps, Ponsonby. Auckland. AXsl BATBI RAT S 1-Use SHAROANDM PBOSPHOK HABTK, da4^°o ß7 BTTARLAND S OO- opposite Paat-offlfl» vi OKM SYKUP.-Prepared ospeoially :^ MflestroytßeSeatWojmiiw^g^ 'inirnnh Irritation, Price. Is 6a— bahubk 1 TON'" DWPKMbABr. Karargahapa Boad. iuohlaid I Tat « ? *■ W All onuaren suffer from *hem. BHAiroUiS.rHaU. opposite Postoffloe.



1 Wanted. WANTED, Boy for the steamer Dur ham.—Api'lr to biistead, Butabei Freemen's Ba>. • VTA* TED X Pi OWN—Only 1 Galvanl ▼ i Battery lore, reduced to 808, at Damplet'i Belllog tiff, Hobton-gtreet ahop ■ _^ ««# AHTED KNOWN-That all Worlc ? f ing; Men can save their money by call lug at Governor Gordon Restaurant. All meal! 6d. Board and Lodging, 15a par week.—Robem Murdock, Proprietor. Note the address, nearlj oppoalte the Waitemata, and close to the Dook WANTED, the Public of Newton and Ponsnnby. &o, to call ana lospoo. the only St&tionnrVi Shop In Nowioa.-J. H. Hamtr, VTalker'g New BaUdlcga. -. \¥fANTED KNOWN-ladies1 Dancing TT bhoos. Paris maao and stamped, 6a 9d, jaat opened; at Itobaon'a Molbonrne Home, Ponsonby. WANTED KNOWN-Tea Trays, Is and, la 3d; Small Trays, 11; Pretty Tea Cannlttera, 81 end ltdt at Dampler'o Belling Off. Hobßon-atraet. , ANTEL\ Posts and Kails of heart woo.l. Posts—7 feet Bx3 laches ol kauri, matai, totart, tltrea. block blioh, Or pnrlrl. Haiie—9 teet 5 x 2i Inches of limo, tltroe, kauri, matai, totara. blaotc birob, or rat*. DAllvared on board cutters on Kaai Coast, or landed at Hlkntuia, Tnatnes Hiver, and Kara pae, Plateo River,—Hnnt & 'White, Contractors, Jnae2gd,lßßa, ANTED KNOWN—Anotner grana Lot of Cheap Boot*, at Dampler'B Boot Shop.Vlotorlaßtreet. Be In time, ANTED the Ladies to Know that Mnnro and MUllgan, Hobaon-atreet, have eeonred the aorvloes ola first-class Mil liner, and are DOW prepared to supply millinery In all Its branobes on the Bhortest notioe. ANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on personal and collateral security, re parable by weekly Instalments. Bllla dls ooantcd.-Kae'fl New Zealand Pawn Bhop. Darby street, ANTED SEKN, the Wonderful Fresh Bargains In Men'» Watertight Boots. only 10s 04, at Dampier'a Boot Sho«, Victoria itreet. __ fi ■ , ■ ■ • 111 AMTED KNOWN- A. O. STEPHENBON, 1 >6 R IPIB, NKWT ON, HAB JUST OPBIfBD UP NBW VEI/VKTKKNS, epoolsl value. 1/9 yard NKW BATINa, 1/9,2 6. to 6/3 yard NX W SlliKt), splendid Lyons, 4/6 yard NKW HOaiKRY, Hi upwards NKW DOLMANS, well trimmed, 25/ NKW ULBTi*HB.B/0 to 36.' eaoh NEW JAOKH.TS, splendid value, at 7/8 NKW UNDBROLOTBlNO.allityleßandprloei NKW HATd, In Straw, &c, 0d npwarda NTKW FKATHKBB,I/8 to 21/ eaoh S rK w FLOWKBB, /2J to 3/0 eaoh NTKW TAPEBTKY OARPBTB,I/6 For yard NKW LONG LADK OURTAIMS, M, V. 1/S and 1/6 per yard NKW bhoht CURTAINS. Hi to V per yard NKW FLANNBLH, 35 pleoea, /rJ to 919 per yard NKW BLANKBTS. toll size, All Wool, 18/0 per pair NBW CLOTHING, In great variety. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON THE PRKMIBKB. A, O, STEPHENSON, KAB—NBAHAPB ROAD. A.NTKD.—J. H. Earner wishes to Inform the Pnbllo tbat he has com monood bnslnets as Hoose. Liod, andlßttate Agent In Walker's Bnlldmiw, Newton. \\i Atilfl) TO JSULL, 100 pairs team "» lessceape JOBKPHINK 1-BUTTON KID QLOVK3, 2s W pair; worth 6s fid. I UST Arrived, a shipment of Norwich ♦° orange-coloimid SINGING CANARIE3, . At W. KYRBU VICTOaiABTMiKT. W ANTED, Ladies TO Know that I have Juet Opened Up a Large Qmmtity of Ladles' Tory Pretty Hand Bags, ot Extra Good V nine. Procure one before all sold. JAMES SCUTT General Draper and Outfitter, London Houbk, Victoria and Nelson-Btreota, Auckland. GKOGKKY.- Wanted, a lttspcotublo Youth for the Counter.—Apply In own handwriting to Grocer. Pont-offloa. Anokland. OOK-KEEPINO. — Wantod, Lessons (day or evening).—Stato terms to A.B, bare ot Mr C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. OUT TRADE.—Wanted, Machinists and Fitter* (or the Boat Trade.—Apply w. Mo Arthur and Oo.'s Boot Faotory. Gazette in Bankruptcy. T N BANKRUPTCY. Creditors In the following Estates (who have not alreaif doro o) are requested to drove their Calms wlih me on or tafora lHU>if- D«Y. tbe soTenth day of Jane next, when First and Final Dividends wilt 6« payable :— TAINB, FRANK jnHN, of Oattom-bonse* street, Merohant (first di rldtnl only) COX, Thomas LEWIS, ot Cambridge, Boo'mator RALPH. ROBBRT ItSIOLY. of Hantly, Farmer LOUCII, FITZGIBBON, of Tanruga, CHtU Enßlneer, TBO. MAO7FARLANB. Trnstee. Supreme Court, Aneklancl. May 19.1833. IN THE BUFREMR COURT OF NEW ZKALANK, NORTHKKN DISTRICT. W BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and tho amendments thereof, and or tho Bankruptcy of William Stan away, of Helensville, Settlor,! a Debtor. It is hereby not! fled that at the first meeting of tho creditors of the said William Stanaway, held at the Supreme Court House, Auckland, on Wednesday, the 6th day of June 1883, at the hour ot 12 o'clock noon, Thomas Mncffiirlano. of Auckland, Certificated Accountant in Bank ruptcy, was.elected Creditors' Trustee of the property of tho Baid debtor; and tho said Thou, Maoffarlane has signified to mo In writing his acceptance of the Baid Trusteeship. Dated at Auckland this 6th day of June, 1883. Q. W. B At'.LKY, Deputy Registrar. KontrtT Browning, Shortlsnd-street, Auofc lano, Debtor's BoUoltor, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 18T6," and the Amendments thereof, and ot the Bankruptcy of Xswiti Binnet. of the City ot Anokland, In the Provincial Distv.ot of Auckland, ta the Colony ot New ZeVrnd, Agent, a uobtor. Notice Is h»n bf given that the sttd Xdwlo Blimey intenas to apply to ttils Honourable Couf, at AunkUn-i, on Wkdncsdav. the SO:h day of Jane. 18"3 at eleven o'olcikla tho ton ncm. or as soon aft*r ai ho ran be heird, for an order of Immetlia'e DlsohHrge from all nil liabilities. Dated thlaOlh day of Jane. 1883. GKORarB BINNEY (la person). Goodson'B Arcade. VII. REASONS WHY KVKRY RHSIDBNT 07 AND VISITOR TO AUCKLAND SHOULD VISIT GOODSON'S f\ OODSON'B OODSON'S LONDON IXOODSON'H AROADB. LONDON ARCADE. ARCADE. LONDON ARCADE. . AKCADE. -:- ARCADE. BKO AUBK I—lt is the mot valuable and varied Btook of the kind la the Anstralaslan Colo nies, equalled only By the London Arcade In Obrlatohurob, under the same Propi ie torshlp. BBCAnSKI—The freedom with which every visitor can inspect the goods can only be eeloyed when arranged upon the Aioide plan. BECAUBEI— Every visitor or purchaser are alike treated with the utmost courtesy. and sales are not nretaed, to. render the Inspection of the Arcade otherwise than a most pleasint reoieatloo, BBCAUSBI—AII goods are olatslfled. tastefully arranged, and marked In plain figures, the pries bsing known without enquiry, BECAUBE!— Being open from a to 8, we accoray modate I Jiobo who cannot make their sur • otiasea during the day, and our windows iflre). whioh are most attractive, are w<)l lighted, UKOAUB K!— X on may rely upon value reoelved for cash expended diboounts, Phkbcit- TAiioNH, and other Baits being ignored. All londa marked at one uniform low tariff qf proflta. aeoording to our trade motto—B.P. and Q K. BBOAL'SBI— Ypu will here obtain the bes value- for your money expended Of an llaoa in tbe Citr, TIIBN TttVITI ; . Goodson's London A BCADa, QUEEN AND VICToKIA - STREETS, 1 AUCKLAND; ! HIGH-STREET, CHRIBTOHUROH. London Office: StMaiyAxe*



To Let ~■'..■ TO LET, a Comfortable Four-roomed Cottage.—Apply H. J. Riordan, Hobson- Bteeet, near Cook-street. TO LET, Furnished House, 4 rooms and Pantry. Moderate terms.— Mrs Whit combe'a Registry, next the Market, Wellesley- Btreet entrance. HjAO LET, new 6-roomed House, corner 1 Ploton and Hepburn-streeta; fine view; gafl and water laid on.—Apply on premises Wednesday and Saturday. t >U LKT, new Shop and Dwelling, oppo * site CConnell-street, Ponsonby Road; also, 5-roomed Cottaße in Clarence-Btreet.~W. G. Allen, Clarence-street, Ponsonby. •■ ■ ■ ■■ 'pO LET, a"5-roomed House In Brighton * R°<k?, Parnell; 13a a week.-F. J.Moss and Co., Shoroland-stroet. . - .. fiiO LET, a tiouse ot 4 rooms and J- soullerjr, at Hallway-crosslng. Manukera Roafl-jjewmarkei.—James Reid. Bden Terrace rftO LET, a .New, Small, but well-finished X Cottage suitable for working; men and wife. Rent 7s per weak.—J, H. Hamar, Land Agent. w a iher> Bnlidlngß, Newton. ' • ' 110 LET, a New and really Pretty Housa of five rooms, with option ot short «|rm of le.-e.-J. H. Hamer, Land Agent, Walker's Buildings. Nekton. i U LET, in Gibraltar Crescent, a com *. Portable 6 roomed House, with water laid on.-Apply to G. F. Fowler, Blacksmith, Manokan Road. Parnell. ' rpu LET, a pleasant Marine tiesidence X at the North - hore, with Beach Frontage. Apply to onarlea Bailey, Boatbnllder. OHO LET, or For SaLB, small FARM, » sitnated at Avondale (part of Dr. Aloken's), about 7 miles from town. New House 4 rooms. Stable, and out-houses. Ten acres very good land, partly in young Orchard; all securely fenoed and fronting the river.-Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Auckland. rpo BE LET, in a first-rate position in J Queen-street, a Fruit Shop. Stock and I fixtures for Bale.—Address at the Star office. "TO LET, in a private family. Farnisnea] * Bedroom and Sitting room for a Gentle man, three doors from Y.M.C. A., Albert-street 'po LET, a good 5-roomtd House, with 1 city water, situated in England-street, off Franklin and Collage Roads.—Apply to Wm, Leys, 3 doors above Stab office. :_ TO LET. in Newmarket, two nice fire roomed Cottages, (new) 12s per week.— W. and J. Frater, Land Agents, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. rro LRT, right-roomed House, with « bath room, besides stable, coach and cow house, and wash-house, orchard, and three acres of ground. Situated on Main Road. Remuora, 5 minutes' walk to station, and bussas pass every trip. Terms exceedingly reasonable. -James lluckland, Coombes's Chambers. riio EXPkBBSMEN, DARTER*, AND J OTHBBB.— fitablluK 2 Horses. Coioh lionse, Grass Haddook, tlta^ted in Randolph- Kreflt. Newton, to let.—Apply T L> Wlllcook, jy OK T H SHOE E. HOUBK i to Let In Goort POf ltlong._ Apply, R. ft R. DUDBit, Devoncort Store. For Sale. GRoCKRy ST'RE DOING AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS FOR SALE. This Capital Store Is situated in ona of the leading thoroughfares, about 15 minutes' walk from the General Post Office. The Buildings comprise Store, with 6 good dwelling rooms; allotment 30 x 109. Priori, £650. Terms as agreed. VAILE AND DOUGLAS. Land and Estate Agents, Shortland-street. L OK S*LK, ttden Vale Boad, Mouni r Eden, a new nine-roomed House; tanks, ttove' oven, cupboards, verandah three sides. Price £45<), easy terms.—Vaile and Douglas, Bhortland-fltreet. |/<OR IMMEDIATE SALB.-Nfee P Verandah Cottage (four rooms) and free hold allotment (33 x 90); situated in Montague street, Newton (near Upper Queen street). Price, only £180.-0. V. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street. (718) fPvkl Immediate Sale — Newmarket - Comfortable Verandah Cottaie, Brooms Hmoptnow). nice garden, freehold allotment 18 z UO, good well, tank, &c, nloa ultuitlor, uow street near Dr. Cimpbelt'g Brewery.-l). F. Bvanß. B>tate Agent. 815 SMALL BOOT BUSINESS for Sale; a capital living for a praotloal man. Ptloe, flip.—For purtloolaM apply B r, Stab offlof. TWO AiiotmeDts of Land at Cororaandel, S3 x 99, at £5 eaoh; good road frontage; moat be sold at onoe.—Apply for address to Publisher, STABOffloe. Highway jaoara Notices. Tt/JOUNT ALBERI ROAD DISTRICT. The following is thej-esult of the Poll of Rate payers for election of Trusteeß, taken on the sth of June, 1883:- r ' Votes. ' Alexander, John Macky .. ..68 Beok. Richard 67 Greenwood, Robert Charles .. 71 Randerson. John Richard .. 67 Taylor, Allen Korr Kl Miller. James 28 Martin. William Hurst .. ..27 Watcrhonse, Allen .. .. - 43 YounK, Thomas n fnvaUd 3 I hereby declare the First Five mentioned persons duly elected Trustees of the Board for the district above ™™* HKH}KWAV> Returning Officer. MASONIC HALL, OMBHUNGa.— The Gkinpsl, in snort Addresses, Teati monlw. and bong, at 7.30. on WEUNBBDAT kvkninu. All olatsn* invited, and all aaep, The New Hdnion ot Sankei's Hymns will be used, and Copies will be on tfale in the Ante room, at 4fl eaoh. Meetings. rI^HE Prizes won at the Avondale I Athletic Sports will be paid over to winners on FRIDAY NIGHT, June 8, at the Avondalo Hotel- JOHN aINCIiA IR, Hon. Beo._ DISTRICT GKA D LODOE OF AUOKLiND, K.C - An Kmergency IfeetlDft ot this Dlfhiot Grard Le.&\t» will be held at Osmbridge. Walkato, on MO*i>AT next, Jane 11, for >ha partoseol Canßocritinj the " Alpba Lodne" of Via jmnroaa. Rv or i6r HKNUY O. WADB. D.O. 800. Train leaves Anokland Station at 8.25 am. \\J E, tho uuders'gned, request the mem- Vt bora of the present Highway Board to meet the Ratepayers and Beudentspf Devon port, tttbe > evonport Hall, on ruUKHUAST, the 7th Inttanl, at 7.30 p m., to afford Informa tion uto the present financial potition ot the Board, and >h» expenditure ot the rates to the present time, and farnleh bookß and papers, &0., See. :- F. Dnder William Und Matthew Sl&t Wry Thomas Cole 1 ha». J. Harbntt Geo. N. Brassey T. J. Duder W. Bond B. Cameron *rlw. Bnrgeis T. Bonl W. K. Anderson BdW. Hawmond ". T. Rowley i W. H. Peuoe T. K. I mranoo JohnLtok J. Poinett r d. Bartley w lUiam Baohanan Henry Plttg Jo»eph Glenny H. B, Morton carollno Morion (per H. George Btbbia 8.M.) John GUe; J. Bymons ! jTucklamd auxilliary bible A. EOOIBTY. The Annntl Meetlog of the above Booletj Will t3 held In the Kooma of the Xonng Men^a I'hrlsiiiin Assoomtlon on TUESDAY KVBN- InO, 10 h. at 7.30, when an abstract ot the Report will be read, and Addresses delivered by vailoos Ministers and other Friends ot the "bibhoi- Cowie, M.A., has kindly oonsentod to prralde. A large attendance Is earnestly toltolted. H. H. LAWRY. i Hftn ca/nutfriea B. a»HALDBRa.i Hon. Eeoreteneg. Drapery. MONEY IN rpIUS ! Tho UNDERSIGNED Is announcing tho Expiration of his Leaso and a REDUCTION in Prices of his JKntiro Stook, as a Substantial Proof of Gratitude for Past Patronage. He also Offers a Discount of 2s in the & on all parcels Of 20s and upwards. My Stook Is well-known as being of THE best WAKERB in all Departments, so that Genuine Bargains can now bo obtained. CHARLES ALLEN, GENERAL DRAPER, Victoria-street. J AND .\Y DIRECT IMPORT £8 OF DRAPERY AMD £aN>CY GOODS, Both SiDBH KABANGAHAPE BOAD. NKWTON. "NOT SSLUvQ OFF'- "NOT GOlNi* TO ENGLANO" «KOT OFFKRING A LAUGH DIhCOUNT"- Bnt have to arrive by the following vessels Ss. POTOSI .'7! 3 OABBB AUR1GA.7........ 6OABKS GKOBGB BBWLBY 2 CASKS CLYUB BOASEB A BIG LOT WINTER GOOnS, comprising Slothing and overcoats: theaa latter have bean made Bueolaliy to our order "extra °<S?» BLANgETsTFLINNKLa. HOSIERY, In add itlon to the above-mentioned Goods, w« I shall receive, ex G«0B08 Bewlev. about ZOO 1 (two bund sped) of Cooper. Box and Oo.'s Celebrated Patent Vesttk atino WATERPROOF TALETHES COATS, : See what the WsU Bays MBpeotlng these Goods :-»■" I have tried your Ventilating Coat ■ well In the oonrelng field, and oonßider It a i nreat puccosbs. It; is n o»t oomfortable to walk in, and turns any quantity ot rsla.—Yours very , faithfully, * *•***• (RosiH Hooo)-Ma:sBHB 1 Cooper, Box and Co." A New FrooeestJoßt discovered) prevents the cubher hardening and destroys all smell of naptna. ~^ ' We have alwaya on bud a SHOW OF HDBIBRY, BHIRTB, HATB, TIBS, BKACKS, nitLTS, COLLARS. KOhKO. i -For Prioe. Style. Variety, and Gocd VnJne, Seoond to None in Nbwtou. N.8.-The Watbsfboo. OATS are worth itlEg



Public notices. i , A UCKLAND CITY TRAMWAYS,' j Notice of the Intention of the St. Hellier'a and , Northoote Lend Company, Limited, to apply for ■ an order to authorise them to construct a Tram- j way in the City of Auckland, the Borough of' Parnell, and the Newmarket Highway District, along the route mentioned In the following advertisement:- . ■pjOTICE is hereby given that, at the . expiration of _thirty daya from the pub lication hereof," application is intended to be made to .Sis Excellency the Governor in Council, for unorder, empowering the St. Hel licr's and Northcoto Land Company, Limited, to construct, and use*, a Tramway within the City of Auckland, the Borough of Parnell, and the Newmarket Highway District, along and OTer the following route, namely: The ■Vyegtern Circuit, from the site of the proposed Railway Station, at the Northern or lower end of Queen street, along Queen-street, to and along Wellesley-street West, along Hobson street, Pitt-street, Karangahape Road, Pon sonby Road, College Hill, Freeman's Bay, Cus | tomhouso-street West, and Quoen-street, to the starting point at Queen-street marked on plan, and hereinafter called "the centre." The Eastern Circuit, from the centre along Queen street and Wellesley-street East up Wellesley street East and Symonds-street, along Eyher Pasi Road to Newmarket, along Manukau Road, Parnell RUe, Mechanics' Bay, past present Railway Station, along Customhouse street East, and Fort-street, along Queen-street to the centre marked on plan, and a connecting line from the Junction of Karangahape Road and Symonds-street, along Karangahape Road to its junction with Pitt-street, with power to make convenient sidings, passing places and crossings, for the purposes of such Tramway, And*ifi^ice is hereby further given that the said Tramway is intended to bo used both for goods and passenger traffic and that a copy of this advertisement and a proper plan of the proposed works, and all other documents required to be deposited under the provisions of the Tramways Aot, 1872, will, on or before the fifteenth day of 'June, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-three, be deposited for publio inspection, in the office in the city of Auckland, of the Registrar of the Supreme Court, and also at the Office of the Pamell Borough Council, at Parnell, and also in the twHeo of the Newmarket Highway District Board, Newmarket, and also in the Office of the Auckland City Council, in the said City of Auckland, and also in the Oflloa of the Gover nor, in the City of Wellington, and that printed copies of the draft order, when deposited, pur snant to sub-section three,, Ot the third Schedule of the Tramways Act, 1878,-"and of the orde when made, can be obtained at the Office of the St. Helliers and Northcote Land Company Limited, situate v in Qaeen-Btreet, in the said City of Auokland. Dated this 29th day of May, 1883. ST. HELLIERS AND NORTH-) COTK LAND COMPANY, [ Promoters. LIMITED, j Wuitakek, Russell, and Buddlb, Solicitors, Wyndham-street, Auokland. I EDWARD LISTER GREEN, Sheriff i of the Diatiiot of Auck and. herebr give notioe that, undor Writ of Sale, duly lsbued oat of the supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern 018'riot, at Auokland, in an Action wherein William Fabrbll, of Onehunita, in the Pro vlnolal District of Auokland, Gardener, Is Plaintiff, and John McMahon, ot Onehunga, In the rrovJncial D'strict ot Auckland alore sald. Storekeeper, is Defendant. I have taken, in execution at the sultot the asW William Farroll. the Execution Creditor, the Batata and intereai of the De endant in all that Plena or Parcel or Lund la the Provincial I istrlct of Auckland aforesaid, being Fart of Allotment fo. 17, of Section No. 30. of the Vl'ltge ot On'huona, In the Pariah ot Waitemata »nd County of Kden< bounded towards the North by other part Of said allotment, mo. 17, one hundred links, to wards the South-east by a line, twentr-flve feet eix loobof, 'towards the South-west by other partot eald allotment. No. 17, and towards the North-west by a road, forty-seven links, wl'h Buildlngn thereon erected, and all other, the right*, and appurtenances therennto belong lDg: And I hereby alep Rive notlos that I Intend to cause the laid Land to be Sold by Publio Auotlon, at my Offloe, Sbortland-jtreet, in the Olty of Auckland, on FRIDAY, the iwenty aeoond Day of June, 1883. at the honr of 12 noon, unless the Debt. Interest, and Ooeia, uajabla b» virtue ot the said judgment, bo sooner paid. The Solicitor tor the Exeoution Creditor is Josiph auqdbids Tolb, Bolloitor, fchortland- Btreet. Dated this Ist day ot Juno. 1883. EDWARD h. ORHKM, Sheriff. . _____ f HE UNDESINGNKD begs to intimate to his friends and the publio generally that he Intends commencing business »s BOTTLKk A.NIJ WINK AND "PittlT aUK NT, In those Central Premised, Qitken-stiwkt (next to the waitemata Hoteli, where ho hopes to receive a liberal 8b are of their patronage. Jane*. 1883. LIONEL PHILUPfI. T» & S. MOKRIN & CO. (LIMITED} Beg to intimate that their -Establishment WILL BE CLOSED Every Evening at FIVE P.M. during the Month of JUNE, on account of _ stock Making. i*Y FKKMiSKS will be Closed on IVI MOND»Y nex», Jnno 11.—Arthur H. Nathan, Lower Queen-accept. HENDRY AND WHITLEY'3 ESTATE. NOTIOE. All Debts due to this Estate remaining Unpaid on 30th June instant, will be placed in solicitors' hands for recovery. J. G. WATSON, Queen-street. EDDI*G RIJSGS, Keeper Hint's, and GomßlnßS. An Overstock on hand. To bo sold at Reduced Prices—James Adams, Watchmaker. Victoria-street. H_LE«BVILLE TIMBStt COMPANY (LIMITED). The Company have opened a Depftt at NEW MARKET, near the Railway Station, for re ceiving Orders and Sale of Timber. Timber out to any length, &c. Prices on application at the yard. _________——. TO THE PUBLIC. DKNIS MoBRB ARTY hiving purchased the Lesee and Good will of TH* SHAKEN PKAKB HOT*L, Wyndh»m-Btreet, having 6 yean'experience aa Barman with Mr Qe ige Dragon. Empire Hotel, Dunedln, also with Mr Abbott and Mr McGregor, ot this olty, hope! by strict attention to bnslne-s. oombired wlih olvlliiy and keerjlng the best brands In thn mar kqt.to m-Tlt a fair shr-e ot pnbllo support. ■pvISSOLTJTION OF PAHTNERSHiP. The Partnership hitherto carried on at New market by John Lumpkin and Edward Riohards as Butchers, under the name of John Lumpkin, is this day Dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts owing to the said firm to be paid to John Lumpkin, by whom all liabilities will be liquidated. , , The business in futurowill.be carried on by John Lumpkin. LUMPKIN. K. RICHABD3. WitnoS3-EMBBBON KNAPP. Newmarket, Juno 1,1883. XJ" O a I C B. All persons indebted to the late firm of Lump kin and Richards, Butchers, Newmarket, are requested to pay their accounts to John Lump kin, Newmarket, on or before the Ist July next. John Lumpkin will continue the business in the old promises. iCT~AITAKEB£I QAW-MlIiL. Wanted Known—That I can supply TIMBER as Cheap as any produoer In the provinoe without raising the prices when other mills have no logs. Having tramways, my timber is felled In the winter and is mow durable: the sap almost equal to the heart of whatls feyedin the summer. Have now in stock, Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers' seleoted Broad Boards, in Kauri, Rlmu, and Kahikatea. Orders shall have my best attention.—John Smith, Waitakerel. Ist Moron 1883. O~ T j OK. 118 EDWARD OOSTLBx- DEOBABBD. All piraoca who are or mar hereafter bo indebted to the above estate, either (or interest, rent or otheiwlßß. willuloasn jay the same to Messrs Jaobeon and Russell, ttolloitors, Fott- Btreot, Auckland, whose receipt shall be a auffl oleat dlsoharge. samusl suaaaHi^gSFS&i D. HEAN \ deoeased. Aaoklanfl, 27th April. 1883. __ BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS! MR K. WILKINSON a»to of Danedin and Wellington) has taken the management of the Billiard-room In the Prlnoe Arthur Hotel, where, by strict attention to bOßioeas and keep ing a select room, be hopes to receive a fair share ot the Knights of the cub. KDW4RU WILKINSON. Money Aft ih 10 fcIU.UOQ LBN X on Building $& L\f Eoclaty prinolploa. or on other feftmn to suit boirowers, Allotments bought and Houses bull* on weekly payment lystem. Mortgages and Loans BeßoUatad.SeaT.Mol Properties for sale on *th page. Bix per oent. i allowed on money deposited tor I 0. Williamsok, Land, Bstate. and Financial ■ A«sa an<J Valnator. 8-Vnlcan liane I Vniiiritßer Notioes. ! Jnst. at 7.30 p.m. Uniform with Forage Cap3. By order. TKEr} } ROGERS, Hon. So



Ecclesiastical. {GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MliSl'/N. BLUE BIBHONT ARM*. The follow log meetings In connection wltti the above win be held during the week: luesdayi Wesleyan Church. Newmarket SDeanent —M< Bits John Rrame, F. A. White, and Graham Tawhia (nati«>. Thurs day i Baptist Church, Pooßonoy. Speaker*— Rav. O. W. Spenoe and Mesars J. W-igler and It. H. Douse, Adm'aaion: Fte». bnt C<;l -lection to defray expenses. Ktoh Meeting to commence at 7-30 p.m. S&skey'a Hymns. Please bring them with you.] Shipping. a»v IjlOß WAITARA. —The jS2Hfes; F b.s. MACGREGOR will leave "-IMMLWU-" Onehunga Wharf as above (weather and other oiroomstances permitting) on THURSDAY, June 7. at 1 p.m.-A, MoGbeciob, Managing Director N.5.3. Co. MgSSg' r The s.B. ROWENA will leave Onehunga Wharf as above (weather and other circumstances permitting) on TURS DAY, Juno 12, at 1 p.m.—A. McGregor, Managing Director N.S.S. Co. Business Notices. ■ AMES REID AND SOS *9 Bos? to call tie attention and careful oonsid era tlon of those about to Furnish to the Vest FAVOURABtE PniOBS Of ALL RINDS OF FORNITURB. Having Introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house in town. JAMES REID & SON, FURNITUnE KISirOMUM, HOBSON-3TRBET (2nd Shop from Viotoria-st %Y IKEWORK. yy InKWORK. J. P E T F 0 R D, Plumber, High strbkt. Having engaged an expert Wireworker from Sydney, is prepared to execute all orders in the wire line, such as Flower Baskets, Stands, Screens Fire Guards, So. Samples can be seen at J. Petfood's, High street. IV o x I C E. iinnawAXi BKds waxi Purchased In any quantity for Cash. Buyers of Fanjna and Mnntz MetaL Having purchasod in China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMBS AH KKW oan confidently reoommendthem, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the Publio generally, will avail Ihomeelves of this splendid opportunity and call early to tray his Super1 or Congou, Beet Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every tastei He has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Crockery ware* Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other oommo&lties too numerous to mention. Note the Addreßst- JAMK3 AH KBW ft CO., 834. Queen-atreet. : MILLION PHIOU HOTCLK DKPARTMKNT, AUCKLAND HOTEL, Auckland Avenue. Brandy, 1/6 51, 5/6 bob Henneney (oua), 5/9 b. Whisky, it. 4/6 Dottle lib Whisky, 5/ bottle Walker's Whisky, W Rum. 9/, 3/6 Key Knm, 4/6 Red Heart Bum, 5/ Geneva (q«e>, I'D Port. Sherry. 3 S. 4/, 5/ English Alo, 1/3.1M Sohnapps (qts), 4/6 Assorted Cares made up in proportion, Open from 3 a m. to 5 p.m. . J. OAfFEKY. Proprietor. \» • HITB, White, White Sewing Ma »' Machines—32 ca'ai jaat landing ex Johan Theodore.—V7, C, Dennna. Qoeen Bt, Wm. MoArthur & (Jo., ADOKIiAND. TO DBALHBB IN FANCY OOODS. KARTHKNWARK, CHINA AND GLiAB3 AND GKNKRaL BTUBBKOBPKHS Plain and Fancy Stationery Perfumery and Tollei Soap* Brush ware and Combs Table and Pooket Cutlery K.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedstead! Hlrrorc and Fanoy Furniture Clocks. Watches, and Jeweller* Tobaoco, Cigars, and Pipes Musical Instruments Barthenwan, China, and GUUS ■ Vnsea, Flower-stands, tea, Parian Ware, Piotures Parses, Hand Bass, and Baakeis Orioketlng Appointments Lawn Tennis and WmimintQii Arohory and Croquet Indoor Games, Toys, tea. THE BAKING POWDER par excdlanc is AICKIN'S CRATED BAKING POWDER " The Most Economical." "Yields more Yeast Gas." Pure Material only. Not Mixed with Rice Flour or Alum. In Unß at Is 6d and 2a (3d. Special Prioe Wholesale. Address:— THB PHARMACY. Qobek-btreht. Tjl B N C IMG. SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST Is as follows :— Best Paling Fence of puriri posts, Hobart rails, and sft Hobart palings, one Inch apart, 60s. Paling Fence to consist heart kauri posts, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, fifc. Three-rail Fence, puriri posts and Hobart rails, 159. Wire Fences with Top Rail, 339. Wire Fence, 7 wires, 25a, Barbed Wire Fence, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, 18s per chain. Cattle wont look at barbed wire. Picket Fence*, from 2s per foot not painted, or 2s 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Picket Fence with mill wrought Wicket Gate, all painted complete, at 3s_per foot. All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for every description of Fence given on applica tion to Sam. White, Fencer, Custom-street, opposite Arnold, Hinea and Co. I CLEARING-OUT SALE OF \J CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMOKL. being compelled to Clear out hla Stock ot Cutlery In consequence Of the PRKMI3KB COMING DOWN and no other Rhop being obtainable. 1b now BELLING OF? the whole of the Btook at an 'enormous Saorlfloe. The goods are from the best Sheffield makers, and will have to be sold at any price. Consisting of— Best Ivory Table and Dessert Knives. Lookwood's and Johnson's Best Pooket Knives. Klootroplatcd Forks. Bpoons, Cruets, &o. Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks and Bpoons, Superior Solsaors tnd Razors. WHOLKSALK AND BKTAIU THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLBRY. 46. Queen-atreet (Opposite Town Clootc). ,'jl HAN K S. F. MCKENNA AND CO., TAILORS AND HABITMAKKRS, PITT-BTBHBT, AUCKLAND, Dealre fas tender their thanks to those friends and patrons who have so kindly supported them daring the last four yean, MR MAURICE SULLIVAN Hag now Taken Ovkb she Busmiss, but V, McKKNNA remains In the eapaolty of Cutter, ana hopes that his old friends wm continue their favours. F. McKKNNA Is welt known for his perfect cutting, and to excelled by none In Auckland. VTh-liam Gulliver, HOUBK. tiAND. ESTATE. AND OOMMISBIbN AOBNT. 1 DBAUGHTBMAN AND ILLUMINATOR, MAPS, PLANS. &a. COMPILED, (COOMDM 8 CHAMBERS, 88, QCKEK-BIRItBT, W,G. ben to noUfy his Mends and the trabllo Generally that he has removed to the above I Srecnif o», where he hopes, by strict attention to ! the requirements of his oliente. to merit support. i From hU lame knowledtto ot Pensonby Pro i parties, he hi in a position second to none to . deal with partiss buying or selling In that dia i Wot. ■ . - InspeoUoß of my list raopeotfully Invited. A ready sale for Cheap Houses asd Allot meet NO SALS NO CHARGS. * : A long Hat of Country Properties open to In. Bpsotion, Ineuranoee effected at Lowest Kates. Remember the Adrtiees- I COOMBKn1 CHaMBSBS, QuuH-flTßan.



[ , ■ • Licenaing Meetings. ' . jg LECTION OF DISTRICT ROAD BOARDS, nJfi£2^«a»3 ri Whl^i^i??"* Aot; 188V> «>a ' Tbe Regulation of Local Elections Art, 1878. I hereby notify that an .Section ot KIVB dnly aaallfled Perti** to be memberaol the Road Boards mentioned m th« first column (the Imkk cxoautaTrnr whinIvSKVEN memjben. are required) will be held as to each of snch DirtrioS'cw fhe"^S[ta^KralS And I.further appo'nt the honrof nooh on the days ia the skcjnd column anfltha Dlaoes mentioned In the thiro conmn,,for the Nomination of Candidatoai to thS rffl* sS* Nomination, eignei By two duly qaallflfd Kleotore for the. Dlßttiot and am^fa?to hv *SS CBBdldaie, mnai be deUvewd to the Returning officer of SSSh OlSict "fow 12 tfolo^k on tea day of Nomination. Pormß for Nomination may be nsd at .36, N.Z. lnßurance BoJUIiiSS First Column. Second Oolumb, Thibd Ooldmw. Foubth Colums. Names Of Distrlots Nomination Dais. Nomination Places. Polling Dim. — ! ■ ;T. Jon*. , Tnwr North shore .. Monday, nth .. Pabllo Hall, Nprthcote .. ... : .. Tne«dsj™9th _ . Monday, 11th .. School-room. Dairy Flat .. Molday »sth Lake Taesd»y.lßth m Dletrlot Library. Lake .. „ WfdnivJlM sntu K»ukapak»M I! Tuesday. )2th- Hnbllo Hall. Kaikirakapa " !! bJSSS 30th Mount VFeUlngton. Wednesday. 13th.. Soi;oo}-room, KiiereJie WeJnertar 87th litliangi .. .. Wednesday.JSth.. Bohoplroom. 1 itlr&nal .. „ „ wS?Sdw al£ Avondalo .. .. Thursday, l«h .„ Publlo Hall, Avonda'.o .. „ .. Thuriday,2Ut Manukau m .. Thnradsy. Uth „ Boho*room. Muddy Creek .. _ ThnwdS.*lat MountKden Z Krldar.ls.h ~ ToU-hpuae.Monnt Kdon.. _• .. SaturdaH^ted PoimCLeraUer .. Friday, ism .. Mr OUver'a Workshop,oppomie asy lum... „ .. _ .. .. Friday.S2ad ArohHill _ .. Paturday, 16th .. Sohool-roora. *roh Hill Batorday. 23rd Newton .. .. Saturday, 16th .. Houso on Surrey Hill Kstate, opposite °- A Hepburn-street.. „ Thursday, 28th THOMAS BH.AMAN,



Jjost and Found. C 8 REWARD. - Lost, in Qneen or • * Wakefleld-street, on Saturday morning, a Purse, containing Gold King. &c— Findor will wcet 2 f.? w<!F d on leaving Purse, &c, at 38. Wakefleld-. treot. :>•■,•■..' | ikS. REWAKD.—Lost, about three AM, weeks ago, in or about Onehangs, a BoidjUng.-Appiy Kichatd Webb, unehnngV rj°wT 't.on Sunday morning, "between tofpivS™ TOM" street and Newton Post Office, a StmK? ble; owne^ name inside—Anyone I j^ST.' a Pnr("> containing money and a LOS r, Bay Horse, about 15 hands high „,.„ W»ok points «nd while lotmd fe-lSok LOST, Fair Eye Glasses; i near Franklin .__Koao.— Sj reward at Btak Office. lOST, or Taken by Mistake, from i 'S^"' ft Squared Kauri Spar, about6HC * B° a P,f7. BoSjer 611 °° »"" lj»ttoa » »*-• fc OUND, a Deed Transfer of Land.— _*-" _ Th« owner can have e*m» by eppliinff to Stat?o'D JKaUw»y Porter. Auckland WSTKAYED, from Waikomiti, on 3rd tin Jn^°'/ Blaok Mare-wlth saadlß oA. long ™i n a^i! n, poo-r condition.-Finder will bo PoZnDyR road'Vin^ heatt!nß * H Board and Residence. A HBSPECTABLE MAN can be accom. ■TV moditea with Board and hesldenoe. a S 6rl r ßo°o'fflot?.hlm£elf0 t?. hlm£elf- fOf * |J OAKD and Kesidenee for 2 GentiemeD, street. 11 QUtet looslUy '-MrßluUl!d °n. 3. WlUiam- T3OARO AND KEBIDENCE for/a ni *-* spec table Man; room|to himself; no other (^OVDOA VILLA, Vinceut-street. ---v-/ First-clasa Board and Residence; single room, 25s per week (bathß).-Mra Fuller. /^OVERNOR UKuwna HOTEL. VT HOBSON-r-TRBBT. Board and Lodging,, _...._.,205. per Week eirou R00m.........^a55^r Week Tenaers. 'p 1 n d is wr. Tonrtea will bi received until noon on SATURDAY, Jnne 9th. (or Building SlSfOon. orete Houses at Newmarket. Plans and speci fications at Railway Termlons Hotel. Lowest or any tender sot neoof sadly accented. ■ JOHN WRIGHT. '■IENDERS WAJSTED for DiggiDg ■■•HE TIME for receiving Tenders for * Alterations and -addition? to the Union sl n TkU^D^'j r±9 IS eXte°ded lW no°B 0B BMIIH AND ARNOLD. .. ■ . .. ArchtteaW. JVJ BUILDERS.-Tenders will be re tnl_<»«ved till FRiDAY,B'hJune.for addition Sr .Po^*Bß ln I'onsonby.-L. McLean. 88. WeUeelir-atreet, next Young Men's it ooma. liiducationar. AUCKLAND TONIC SOL-FA AbbOCIATION. An Elementary gloging Class will bs com* monoea ln >he Primitive Methodist Schoolroom. Upper Plt',str ß6 t. en MONDAY KVKNING. Uth Jone lnsiant. at 7.30. Teaoher. Mr Clin' oininq.' euußoriptiun (including mutlo), sTper t^i^ b3lfi 0C0?sl0n.]l»8 meetliiir.wlll be open to the public An address on the,TonloSoi-f* method win be given, and the Auckland loato Hol-fa Association, under tbo direction of JUr T. - Cranwell. will render eeleotiona. = pOA'S^HBV DISIRIOT -SCHOOL. „ Wanted; a respeotable Person as Cleaner of the Ponsonby District Sahool BnUalne: raferen. 0 s requlioa. Salary, at the rate Of «U'bHM •annum. Ah Information as to duties canto obtained f com Mr BaUey, Head Teacher. It thS school. Applications to be Bent In before the loin instants D. F. BYANB, gOB. Bee. UP I L T E A1 C H i* E 8 EXAMINATION. a J hf ""MlMUon of Pupil Teaohers an* Can dldates fer Bmpioyment will taie nlaoe at AHPanil Teaohers of the Vlrsl and Second Year arel requited to attend, unleaa epeelaliy FnpU Teaohera of the Third Year who desire to be examined should send in their names not later than the Uth Jane instant, • 0 ™™™° ""* ViNOfIINX K. RICH. 1 ' ' - ■ ' • Beertf«r. . jQANCING LESSONS PRIVATELY. OLABSKH AYAIIiABTiK. »Nt and MIBB BOBSBTB (aiolbonrne) la j attendance daily at the LOawK-aißsffiT mt „ HAll,, from 11 6.m. , ."I The New Walißeß,eto. A taw lessons under capable supervision wflt qnaltfy those deciroua of taking part Batißf*S torily in the ball room. Schools and Famillea attended. RIDIHG SCHOOL -Night Class for Gentlemen (mounted or dbmonoted). for 8in B loStlok Practice (attaofe ana defanoat Sword or sabre. Ppijing and Vr-latlons Pnw tioe.wi'l be opened lo a few days.-iror terms. &0., apply to G. Hazel), Biding Master. 7^^ Anct/ion?. TO-MORKOW, JUNE 7, ~ At 11 o clock. BELGIAN GLASSWARE. JOHN BEID & CO. WILL sell by auction at their Stores, 26, Queen-street, To-mowew, at U ajn. 5 OAaß ß gffajgßßF* m 10-MOEKOW^ NOON^, ; A T AR T HOB'S MA R T (Furniture department). 1 CASE.OF SUPERIOR ASSORTED I DUNKDIN WOUIj BUGS. j ff, 8, OOCHRANB. I . | JAMK3 DiCBB N FRIDAY, JUNE 8. lIOUSEUOLD FDRNITUBB. JL Fort-street, on.Friday, Bth task, at 11 %i ---o'clock, . HOUSEHOULD FURNITDKIt conslstlne ill of Couches. Chairs, Pictures, Carpets. ' Fonder j. Bugs, Curtains. Walnut Tables, Book Saelves, Sewing Machines 41 Vasei", Clocks, Plated Ware, China! Crockery, New Iron and Wood Bed* IS steads, Mattrasses, Paliiasses Wash- Btands, Toilet Sets^Mirrors. Dressing- Tahlea, r Chesta Drawers, PUtowaT Kitchen Utensils, &C.- <WII» \ Also. 1 Album, containing 13 photos of Hat Lakes, Mounted Photos, &c • SAMUEL COCHKANE & 80S, Auctioneers. MONDAY, JONK 18." " HOMHS FOR THK PEOPLE SALE OF th« WELL PARK EhTAT* Hi VALUABLE BUILDING ALLOTMEHTB, BICHMOSO [M ' ROAD (near Auckland), rpHE undersigned has received initnie» J tians to sell by auction. = T? k THK AB IVK-NtMBD CONVENIRVTLY- II SITUATED LAND, in Allotmento to suit tta roqul'oments ot that large ana important elasa of the community known as tha artisan daw. •J'Hte-iUiKi Transfer. ■ N.P.—Worklns Men, look oat for this eale, \i' aodi« tho "'er.> tlnn mpiy 10 ihg üßderßigoeil for plans and other fcaM :nlars. ', ,>j ()f7jf ! Also (at'ihesiuif slcnean>dplEiOf),*'P : The folloitiiia Let's ot KUerclie, Part orGar- t Aens. BcsJell Cra«C3it ar>d t-nn.nnrehoad:— Lota i, 62, 121a, 123,1'tfA 6U, 525. 626.527.628. {■] ■ K. C. GKESN/WOIID, Auctioneer. (Continued on tounh Paqs), J