TELEGRAMS

(PER TRESS ASSOCIATION,)

GISBOItNE, this day. GISBOKWE WHARF EXTENSION. At the Harbour Board meeting last night, Messrs Wells and Gardiner, of Auckland, were the tuccesaful tenderers for the pro posed wharf extension at Gisborne, the tender being tor £1,385. The highest tender was £1,875 10s. SEQUEL TO A SCANDAL

The Bromley episode has now been amicably arranged, and the cases withdrawn from Court. The defendant admitted that he was lawfully married to the lady who came here from Sydney to see him. It was stated in evidence that Bromley was married to tho woman he lived with as wife in liisborne, but there appears to be some difficulty in producing a register of such alleged marriage. Mrs Bromley, it is understood, accepted fifty pounds, and returns to her family in Australia. AN ERUPTION OF LIBEL ACTIONS. Mr L. Rees has caused an injunction to be served upon Mr Kenneth Kerr far the purpose of restraining him from publishing Further scurrilous articles, and asks that he he bound over to keep the peace, The case come 3on to-morrow. Mr DeLautour, it is stated, is alio taking action for libel ugainst Mr K«r, proprietor, and Mr Weble, printer, of "Foots." The whole atmosphere appears to be full of rumours of actions for libel being on the tapis.

WELLINGTON, this day,

Too Dunedia Gaol Commission con'inuod taking evidence to-day. A long-sentenoe prisoner, named Garrett, was examined. He deposed to irregularities in the gaol, aud to having been frequently assaulted by Mr Caldwell in the presence of the Visiting Justice and warders, He had also seen Mr Caldwell and the warders on several oc casions in a state ot intoxication.

NAPIER, this day.

At tho Hawko's Bay County Council vestorday, Mr SuttoD, M.H.8., was pre sented with a splendid solid silver centro tiiece In recognition of his services as chair man for many years. Owing to Mr Sut ton's absense in Weilington, a compli mentary letter waa forwarded to him, stating that presentation had been sont- to bie residence, and regretting it could not have been mado in person. After inquiry ioto ahe wreck of the Transit, the decision of the Court was that the captain com mitttod an error judgment in remaining ia tho roadetead with the vessel in a disabled condition,

CHJRISTCH (JKCH, this day.

Mr Bowland, president of tho Industrial Association, has received information that the Premier will introduce a bill into the Legislative Council to incorporate indus trial associations in a somewhat oimilar way to ai>ricnltural societies. The closing eesiion ot the Methodist Union Committee was held on Monday. The importance of Sunday-school "work was defined, and it was agreed that tho present arrangements for devotional meet ings and tor public worship should be main tained. Testimony was borne to the in terest manifested by the Methodists ot this city in tho committee's work, and atter the osual votes of thanks, the meeting con cluded. A woman named McCormlck, who has been subject to Bevero fits of coughing for a short time past, had an attack this morn ing, and died before medical aid could bo obtained. At a meeting at Southbridge tho locale of the alleged goldfkld was said to be at Tanrnaitu, near the Mcety-milo Beach, and a number of people have gone prospecting.

PUNEDIN, this day,

An interesting divorco case comes on before Judge Williams next month, The petitioner, George Ballingall Steward, of Victoria, sues to have his marriage with Lncfa Stuart annulled on the ground of ber adultery with Wm. Hay Dickson. He also claims £2,000 damages, but the main issue is a? to the custody of a child born oi the marriage,

IMVERCARGILL, tbis'.day.

Several cases of typhoid fever have oc curred in the dUtrict, and two deaths have already resulted. The shareholders of the Port Longwood Mining Company have resolved to test the reef, and it is uuderstood that an effort will be made to sink upon it.

SUPREME COURT,-Civil Ses sions.

THIS DAY.

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.)

ADJOUBNED CASK'S,

Thk. following cases were adjourned till the 15th of August :—H. M. Williams v. A. H. and J. Brogden, Joßeph Scott v, A. Forbes, F. H. JK. Hill and Kobt. Gallagher v. Neil Mackay, F. H. Hazelden v. Henry Veroee, A. Clark and Sons v. John C. Lockerby, W. H. Wyman v. E. y. Brett. In the last two cases !t was explained that the time allowed for filing a defence had not yet expired, The case of Gibbons v. the Kaipara Steamship Co. was fixed for hearing to-morrow. SETTLBD. It was announced that the case of Jos. Craig v. John James and that of B. K. Davis (creditors' trustee in Thiel's case) v. Alfred if araburgl bad been settled, and they were accordingly Btruck off the list, ■ GARRARD'S CASE DISMISSED. When the case of Garrard against Thomas Colter, for £500 damages for alleged wrongful imprisonment was called od, there was no appearance put in on the part of the plaintiff. Mr a. E. Whitaker, who appeared for the defendant, immedi ately applied nnder Kule 259 that the case . should be dismissed.—The application was granted. Geo. Fraser v. F. H. King and J. \V. Waller.—Claim, £800, for work done to the steamer Oreti. — Mr A. *. Whitaker and Mr hotter appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr Lu«k "for the defendant.—The latter gentleman made application either that the case should he adjourmd or referred to ar bitration, on the ground that the master and erjglneer of the steamer Oreti, who were material witnesses', were unable to attend, as they were at Kawnia, whither the vessel had to run through springing a leak. The claim was made under a large number of headings for work and labonr done, and the defence was • that the amount was unfair and unreason able.—Mr "Whitaker opposed the applica tion for adjournment, and stigmatised the statement of defence that had been filed as not bonafide, inasmuch as King, who was a plaintiff in a former action, nowdisclaimed any knowledge of or responsibility io con nectbn with the repair of the Oreti. The Bccoud ground ef defonce, how? ever, was that £500 had been paid on the contract. He would only consent to the proposed adjournment on the condition that the defendants deposited a certain amouut in the hands of a dis° interested third party to await the issue of tho trial. Besides, the circumstances of one of the defendants (Mr Waller) were well known to the Court through certain proceedings against him that had taken place in it.—Mr Lusk sought to vindicate king's defence. He said that he had only been a " dummy " in the matter, i.e., that he had taken no active participation in re spect of the contract which formed the basis of the action, although legally he was ' joined as a partner in tha matter. As frr Mr Waller's financial position, he thought Mr Whitaker had gone out of bis way in alleging that as a reason Why he should bo looked upon in a ljght different from that in which any the defendant would be regarded. An insolvent man was as much bound to prbi teot the interests of his creditors as a sol vent man his own interests. After some further discussion, His Honor expressed bimselt unfavourably with regard to the arbitration proposal. So far as tbe question qf adjournment was concerned, there had been urged in support oi it the absence of two. poisons who were alleged to bo mate rial witnesses, and whom he eupposed,thore> fore, the Court would regard as such. Still it seemed to him that this desired adjournment was but an attempt to shufTU out of the thing, and he had no hesitation Jn saying bo. Ihe account for the plain tiff a work had been delivered many months ago, and tbe value of the woik could only have been estimated at the time when it was finished, and by the engineer who was then in the vessel. At any rate, he would grant tbe adjournment on the condition that the defendants gave security to the extent of £500.—Mr Lixsk said that, so far as the defendants were concerned, it waß a Question of being able to obtain security, f Bis Honor was satistied that the ends of justice would only be satisfied by the pnrsn&l of such a course, ho had nothing further to say,—His Honor; Then the ca«e fnust proceed, Mr lawk, I do not think that it would be

for the ends of justice to postpone the case without sufficient security being given to the plaiutifF.—tfr Lusk: Of course, if that ia your Honor's decision, I have nothing to do but to submit. We have not come providod with any security, and it is not for me to • say that the defendants can deposit the money,— His Honor suggested a half-hour's adjourn ment, but ->n this being objected to as too | short, Mr Whitaker said that he was quite willing that the case shoula stand over to 2 o'clock in order to afford the defendants an opportunity of getting the necessary security,—His Honor remarked that it was a rratter which affected public convenience: 40 jurors had been taken from their employ ment and kept'waiting about the Court till no purpose, fie was eerry to keep them longer, but he could not help it.

'ihe Court then adjourned till 2 o'clock,

On tho Court resuming, Mr Liisk an , nouueed that the required secusity had not been found, and aa His Hoaor had de cided in that event to proceed wiih the case, hejhad no option but tojwithdraw.f rom it, seeing that the witnesses required by ' the defence were unablo to be present. Mr Lusk then left the Couit—Geo. Fraser gave evidence as to his claim. It was made, he said, in respect of repairs effected to the steamer Ureti at the beginning of the year. There was, how ever, an error of £10 13s iv the boiler account, the correction of which would reduce the sum claimed to £822 7s. —His Honor briefly: directed the jury to find a verdict for the plaintiff, and they did so, when judgment was given for £822 7s, with costs.

Tho Court then adjourned till to-morrow morning.

Latest Despatches.

WELLINGTON, this afternoon. Sir George Grey and the Native

Land Act,

Kir George Grey lias given notico of his intention to introduce a .Native Land Act Amendment Bill,

Sheep Farmers and the Kea,

Tbe Southern shoop farmers are complain ing of the ravages made by the kea in their flocks, and Mr Fergua to-day asks Govern ment to take steps to abate the nuisance. Penny Postage.

Mr Fish to-day asks the Postmaster. General if he hug considered the propriety of introducing a system of penny postage, Pictures for the Souse Library. Mr Hutchison shortly moves that £1,000 be expended ou pictures for tho Parliamen tary library, and to be exhibitod from time lo time in the principal towns of the colony, Fencing Railways:

Mr Poitleth waite moves that all railways through settled and farming districts be securely fenced.

The Wharf for Waiwera,

Amongst the petitions considered by the Petitions Committee to-day was the one presented by Mr ilurst, asking the Govern ment to erect t wharf at Waiwera. Mr, Hurst has taken considerable trouble in the matter, and has succeeded in getting three <it the Southern members to give evidence as to tho neccisity of the whatf. Tho Com mittee referred tho petition to the Govern incut for consideration, A Heavy Order Paper,

There are 27 orders on the paper for to-day, including the Coroners vet Amend ment, ' Libel, Election Petitions Act Amendment, Compulsory. Vaccination, School Committees Election, liights and Privileges, Affirmations, Workmen's I icn, affirmations and Declarations, and Fish eries Bills.

The Banks and the Commercial Depression.

Important Proposals.

Mr Batbgate moves, on August lat, "Tbat th« prevent commercial de pression which prevail! in the colony, is a matter of grave concern, as regards the public interest, and demands the eatly consideration of this House with a view to provide a remedy; that it is alleged it has arisen in part from undue pressure by the banks, caused by this large proportion of deposits, both Government and piivate, which should be used by the bank in promoting the commc co of tbe colony being used and invested outside the colony ; that it is expedient that the note circulation should be protected by deposits of colonial debentnree in tho Troaeury, whereby a lajf<e amount of gold ooin would be Hbtrtted in . aid of the commerce of the colony; that; all banks should be brought within the operation of the Joint Stock Companies Act; tbat the present banking arrange ments of Treasury be considered to de'Dr mine whether er not it would be advisable to renew same at its expiry, or to receive offers from other banks, singly or associ ated, for the management of tho banking business of the colony ; thtt it would facili tate the operations of bankers If two clear- Ing-houses were established by law—one for each Island, and the necessity for keeping a supply of gold for exchange pur poses at numerous seaport towns bo obviate:!, and the risk of loss in time of war thereby diminished ; that the whole subject be remitted to a committee,

SMALL-POX AT FIJI.

Quarantine Regulations to bo

Enforced.

ABOUT ten o'clock last evening Dr, Philson, Auckland Health Officer, received a tele gram stating "Fiji declared an infected place (signed)G, S. Cooper." Thedoctorim mediately recollected th*t the steamer Pen guin was fully due, and he hastened down the wbaif to put the quarantine regulations in force. He found, however, that the Pen gnin h»d been berthed at tho wkarf h&lf-an boar previously, and that all the passiDßors bad gone ashore. Dr, Fhilson informed Captain Cromarty that he had done wrong in coming alongside before being pass»d by the Health officer, but tho worthy skipper responded that he was in ignorance of the fact that Fiji had been de clared an infected place by the Now Zea land Government, and could only express his regret if he had done wrong. He as sured the doctor that there was no sickness at Levukawhen he left, and all the pas sengers had been in good health through out the voyage. Of course, it was then use less to put tho vessel in quarantine, and after making' further inquiries which proved satisfactory, Dr phlluon presented the captain with a clean bill of health, but requested that the mails should be fumi gated before bsing sent ashore, which rp quest has been complied with. All vessels arriving from Fiji will now be boarded by the Health Officer, and the usual precaution will ba taken to prevent the introduction here of the small-pox, cholera, &c, now prevalent at Fiji.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

July 18,1883. Hank of KT.Z-Buyers, £22 6s! sellers, £22 IDs Ooloni&t Bink-reilerß, 47» ' South British Insurance— ftj! Thaineß Gas—Hellers. 308 UoioaSaohand Door-Sailers ESUb Auckland Timber-Sellers, £512 ißd New Zealand Timber—tellers, 65 108 Acoldent Asaurance-78 . Calßdonlari-7s fll: buyers, 7o 31: sellers, 88 Qieen of Beauty-Sellers, 183 . Vt noa Imperial-425; buyers. 41s: tellers, 128 Od Premier— 'myers. 9s 6d; sellprß, 10s London-Bayers, 8a 81 WerßhJko-Muyers 3s 6i; i>ellerß.4s . ' New Union Beaoh—BuyerJ. ?u 3a i Bellers, 29 Bd Darts—Bayers, 6« Jost-ln-Xlme—Bnyerß, 3j

JOSEPH NEWMAN> Chairman.

The following mining items were re ceived by Mr D. G. Macdonnel to-day ; - From the London : " 151bs picked stone from hanging wall leader. Good colours (4o!d£«o. 2rec.—(3d.) CIIAS. B. WAITE." From the Prince Impeiial : "lewt upeci, meus from sth stope. No. 2 section west, No. 5 level. Good show Jeft.-(Sd.) J, S. GLARK "

A circular was issued this afternoon to the shareholders of Fisher & Company (Limited), infoiming them-that the direct tors of the New Zealand Frozen Meat and Storage Company (Limited) had agreed with their dirtcfors to purchase their entire business, plant, property, &c, with a view of amalgamating the two businesses. The terms have not yet transpired. We under* stand that a prospectus of the New Zea land Frozen Meat and Storage Compiny has been issued to the shareholders of Fisher & Company, and that it will bo before the public to-morrow.

To-day Mr Stodart received the following note regarding the Wallaby le«so, Te Aroha:—"This claim, which adjoins tha ■Welcome and Werahiko, has staytod to. Work, and from the position of the ground the proprietors are very sanguine of picking Uji some of tho gold-bearing leaders whicn have been discovered in the ndjoining chlms."

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(Received July 18th—2.15 p.m.) LONDON, July 15.

The official statement in connection with the New South Wales loan i«, that there were 180 tenders, 10 of whom covered 2£ millions. The total amount subscribed Is £3,140,200, the average being £100 2s lid. Tenders at par will receive 93 per cent., and those above that will receive in full. THK QUEEN'S PRIZE AT WIMBLE DON, At the Wimbledon meeting, Sergeant McKay, of the Ist Battalion of the Argyle and Sutherland Highlander*, was the winner iof the Queen's prize, with a score of 79 points.

(Received July 18, 12.30 p.m.) COLONIAL LOANS FLOATED.

LONDON, July 17. Tenders for the New South Wales 4 per cent threemillion loan, with a minimum of par, were opened to-day. The total amount offered was.found to be £3,140,000. Tenders at par will receive 93 per cent of allotment, and tenders above par will receive in fall.

Tenders for the Hobson's Bay Harbour Trust loan of £250,000 at 5 per cent., which were opened to-day, amounted to £334,000. Tenders at par will receive 45 per cent, of allotment, and those above par in {nil.

THE ANNEXATION OF NEW

GUlf<Ed

BRISBANE, this day,

The Ministry hare adopted a memoran dum on the question of the annexation of New Guinea, to be transmitted to the Secretary of State ami all the colonies, The document suggests that in the first place a joint representation should- be made by all the colonies to the Imperial Government, urging further considera tion of the question and a final deci sion in regard to jNcw Guinea. It is further proposed that the Home Govern ment should be invited to move in the direction of providing federal government for Australasia.

(Received July IS, 1 p.m.) London, July 17, evening,

Ihe Sues Canal Agreement,

In the House of Lords to-day, Karl Gran ville, in reply to a question, Stated tbat the Government had found it impossible to make better conditions in tbe agreement for tho construction of tho second Suez canal, owing to the poritlon of the Count de 1 esseps and the rights of the share holders in tbe existing Company. Still, bis Lordship added, tho Government were not prepared to admit that De Lesseps possessed a monopoly in connection with the construction of canals through the Isthmus of Suez.

(Heceived July 18—1 p.m.) MELBOURNE, this day.

Tho manager of the National Mortgage and Agency Company iii Icw Zea land reports of the local grain market ai follows:— Wheat, steady, but not inactive; demand at 5s lid to Ss, or shipping parcels ; Malting barley [quiet at|ss to 6s; New Zealand oats quieter and weaker, at 2» 9d to 3a_2d ; and 3s Id tojSs 2d, for milling sorts; Mew Zealand oats under bond slow of sale at 2s to 2s 4d,

The quotations telegraphed yesterday re garding kauri piie were for timber ex Grasmero, not Garonm>

THE MADAGASCAR OUTRAGE.

Foreign Minister's Statement,

[SKUTKB'S CABLWHUM.]

PAKIS, July 10. In the Chamber of Deputies to-dny, M. Challemel-Lacour, Minister of Foreign Affairs, itated, in reply to a question re girding tho Anglo-French difficulty at Tamatave, that tha French Government would act with justice, and make due ropa ration if it was found tbe commander of the French squadron in Malagasy waters had committed an error in dealing with the British authorities at Tam*tave.

A special despatch to tho Press Associa tion says :—The French troops hate looted and destroyed by do tno native quarter of tbe town of Tamatave.

STEAMER ASHORE AT WAITARA.

(BY IELIGRAPH. -OWN COBBHSPONDENT.)

NiW-PLYMOUTH, this day. The steamer Macqrcgor, which has been de tained in tho Waitara River eioht days, owing to a sand bank which had formed, and pre vented her getting out, attempted to leave this morning and grounded on the South Spit where she now lies. An attempt was made to lighten her but without effect, and she now lies on tho spot where the s.s. Kowena grounded years ago and where she was two months before she was floated agon, Thers is a lempy sea, and the position of the Macgrcgor is critical. The Kew Ply. mouth Harbour tug is lending hereverj assistance. The steamer Kowena not being able to enter Waitora, camo on to New P.yrnouth to discharge her cargo this morning.

Saved From the Poorhouse.

For years David Alllngsworth snfforod with rheumatism, and not withstanding tho boat modl cal attendance, could not find re'iol. Ho came to tho Sclotla County Poorhouso, and had to bo oarrled into and out of bod on account of his helpless condition. After tho failure of all tho romedios which had boon applied, the directors of tho Poorhonso resolved to use tho colobrated Gorman remedy. St. Jacob's Oil, and this was a fortunate resolution ; for. with tho trial of ono bottle, tho patient was already better, and when four'bottlos bad ixsen used upon hint he could asraln walk about without the übo of a cane The fnpts, as above stated, will bo Toriflod by tho editor of tho Portsmouth (Ohio) Corrts vbndent. U.S.A. Sold by ali ChemUta.- Price three Shillings. M. Levy & Co., Agents.

The accident to-day to Mr I avcr«'s shop window should be a warning for other tradesmen to insure with the AuitriUsian Plate GUbb Insurance Company, for which Meisra F. A. Jones and Qo,, of Shortluid street, are the local agents.

Early next month the City Council will offer for lease a number of choice allot, monts, situated in Hcton and Selwjn streets. They are likely to be eagerly competed for, as both thoroughfares have been recently made and formed, while tho allotments referred to afford a Rood view of the harbour and the Uauraki Gulf, .

Some misapprehension regarding the date fixed fpr the inquest on the r>pont Market fire appears to nave bpen caused by our paragraph last evening. '> he inquest takps place on Wednesday of next week, and so for as is At present known, a threat deal of evidence will not be adduced. Tho insurance money has not been paid over to Mr Kafton, ponding the result of tfye in vestigation,

We are requested to state fiat an addi tion has been made to tho conditions under which premiums are offered for the best deßigns for o Free Public Library building and Art Gallery. It is to tho effect that provision must be made for lighting up from the roof the lecture-room in connection with the School of AitH, as well as the Art Gallery. A man named John Tynan, said to bo a settler from Pukekohe, was passing the shop of Mr 6. layers, seedsman, in a state of intoxication to-day, when he raamged to fall through a plate-glaos window. Singularly enough, he was not injured, but damage to tho glass was caused to the extent of between £12 and £14. Tynan was arrested by Constable Dodd on a charge of drunkenness. It is said that ho. was doing his utmost to avoid collision with two young ladlen who were cp,ming do.v/n ifto street when the accident happened,

It la so long since any theatrical company has visited Auckland, that it will be a pleasures to the pnblic to know that Mif(j Grace hheridan, of the Royal Raymarkec Theatre, London, supported by the favourito comediaD, Barry O'Neil, »ud a specially selected omedy company, will appear at the Theatre Royal on Mondayntxt, the 24th instant in Mr Wybert Reeves's celebrated comedy " Won at Last." Judging from the immentesnecesa of this piece in Melbourne and Sydney, the Anck land public may expect a treat such a' they have not had an opportunity of witnessing since the departure of Mies Jennie Lee, Among the company ate several well-known and favourite actors of the Melbourne stage, and we trust that they will meet with the support they so riohly deserve. The'fi'tt to» Bhlpfor Now Z'al»n<l will be the K. «nd A. Oo.'s steamer Gordon Csatle, flue at Wellington from Koo I haw in AUBUat next. Tho brlgsntlno Clansman left JU-yaka (0 Wellington on July 3. The out'.er 'Wave, froai AuoMaadi resohod Suva on June 27.

T&.M AXJCKnAMD EVEMNG STAR, WEDNESDAY. JOLT 15.'



Wanted. j XItf ANTED KNOWS—My highest !?¥ prloed Tea is Is Gd. It is going tasc, and ! I nrlicve Is equal to wlar. 1b gflccaUy aola at Ss. i —W. H. Dauupier, Wohson slra«t. \\! ANTKD, for a Sawmill in the Yl country, a Goneral Manager; mnat have praoticil acquaintance with mill and bush work.—Address with references to s»ox 83, Post- i Otflce. Auckland. \\T ANTED, 2 good Coatmakera; highest Vt waged: oonstant employment.—apply H. Tj. Poeainlskio, fho tUnfl-street. WANTED, a Well Sunk at Lake Tnkapuna.—Apply G. Shelly, Devon port Dili y Devonport; or J. Booth, Auckland Dalrr, Hobßon-ttreet. TftT^NTKD, an Experienced Salesman; - T ono u«ed to the ianoy trade preterrud. —Montague's Fancy Bazaar. XXJ ANTED, a Canvasser for the town, V T on wagas and commission —Apply W. K. Lewie, grocer. Vlotorla-Btreot. ■ WANTED, First-class Canvasser.— Apply it. Woßdlog General Comrola alon andManntiotnrerß' Agent, Hlgh-«treet.



J*,*; ANTED KNOWN — Men's Black ( V? Felt Hata, 8a; Grind Line of Boyß* Jilaok do, la Si; Frnaoh Poak Caps, 9i; at Dampler's Wattefleld street Shop. WANTED, a Lad to deliver goods.— Apply Rowo and Harrison, Arch Hill Toa Warohoußo, Groat North Road. One used to horseß and tho business preforrod. I Vir*WTED, a strong Lad to carry par * ' cc!s.-Apply to Garllok and CranweU, Quoen-Btreet. %R/ ANTED, a Youne Man üble to drive. "* —Apply Robert Neal. Theatre fioyal Unildings Y/ir ANTED, a Man to Prune Trees.— » » Mra Gray, St. Kanico Cottage bottom I Wellington-street; | VVV ANTED, by a good Cook and Baker, '" » Situation.—Apply By letter to FJO, I STJBOffloa. WANTED, Firet-cla«s Coatmakers and TAlloruiea. — Anply New Zealand Tweed Company, opposite Darby -street. WANTED KNOWN—Towels, 2id ; ffixtr* Grand Line or Ladlen' Bilk Bosrvofl, la; Hiny Bulks. 3*l, M. and 6d the pair; at Dampler'B Wakefleld-itreat shop. WANTED, a good General Servant; one acoußtonud to children. Ref«renoe required. <;ood wagoa.—Mra Frazer. S&liabury- Btreet, Parnell. WiNI'DD. General Servant.—Mra S. Tulle, "Tlia Avunuo," Karamiahapo Road. WANTED, by an experienced person, a Situation as Lady Holp or Rousekeener; no ohjeotlon to country; goal references. — Addre»n JHC. tffAR offloe. WANTKD.'hy a respeetablo Married Couple, without enoatnbranos, »Situa tion on a ii'*rm; mm very handy in al) farm and garden work, wife a good ooolc.—Address Zoo Poßt-offloe, Onohnnga.



WANTED, a respectable Girl for houa»work, to »le»p at home: references roqu'red.—ApDly- to Mrs W. Sanford, cornor of Ylclorla and Albert-streets. tSjTNIJSDTNurso Girl, by Mrs BrowF, " * Walhoke.—Apply to Mrs J. HodßSon, Parnell. ANTED, a Cook and Laundress; also, a Houiemald (or a prjrate family Eoir town; no young ohpdren.—Apply for ad dre3B tnis oftloe. T WANTED, a rcepoctablo Little Girl to t»ko ch«r«o of a baby every afternoon, -Apply to Dr Evans, PUt-itraet. WANTED, immediately, a good Nurso frr young oblldieu —Apply Mm Graves Alokln, Pare Road, any evening after 6 o'oloolc. WANTED, two Apprentices to the Droeamaking.-Mre Langford. Parnoll. WANTED, by a Competent Person, NcedUvok b7 ihe day; prefer going oat,—Y.K.. Stab I'ffioo. %\T ANTED KNOWJN; that the Mel. »» bourne ''Soorrsmao" may be had regul»rly at Lenox's, late VVayte'd. 100. Quoon -3 tract, WANTKD KNOWN — Men's Un. b'caehed Books. 3d ; Buperlor do, (i l; Worttod Socks, 4d; Braces, Od; Men's Btu4 Sultoa. 2d tbe tmlu; vary Superior do, Bd; at Damplor'B Wakeflald-ttroot Shop. \*7 ANTED, some kind person to Adopt t * a Baby Boy.—Apply Mrs J. Tiornoy, Nowmarket. ANTED to Kent, with option~of Furohue, a 7 or S-roomad House, with garden and view ot the harbour. Root must bn moderate,— »pply Btab Oflloe. WAHTKD, Pupils, by Mr Jonson (Shorthand Teachor at the College). Shorthand taught in, three months. Address,! Karangahapo Road WANTED, Everybody to Know that W. S. Vauan wilt open a iiutohot'ti Shop In Upppr Htt-»trf«t next tho King's Anna Hotel,on Saurday n»at WANTED KNO^VN-Ladie61 Collars, 3d; Collar! and CnfT«, 5d the Mt; Rib bcxiß (sßsotrtnd), 3 inohea wld*, 44 per yard; good Hewlnc bilk, le» than u«ual prioe, 3 reels Id : at LUmplor'e Wtkoflold-'tref t Shop. WANTED to Sell, first-class CJ horse power Borlsontal Boglso witn Multl tunulM Boiler.— Vot prloe, &0., apn>y to T, W. Rwv'l. Gwroral Farnlihfr, next 'IbTt Ifotnl. W' ANTED, to Ij'ell or Excbanj<e for Ci»y Pronnrty, or let on 1o»h«. » Faim of 400 aorrs, DosutlfaWy BltHBUd. -For fall pir ■ ioalarßapply to H.T.H. Newton Pcwt OlTlco. ANTED TO SELL (cheap), 16 cases of italnlnn, 1 J-l lb,3lba Is; 0 large Vole. ot Brott'g Conimeutary of tho Bible; only £2 — H. Watt. Plttstrnet. WANTED to Sell, Best Canterbury Potatoes, wilbß. is, is Bd per owk by the B>ck (floilvorod); Quality unequalled. Call for Bam pie.— W. Marthall. Auckland Market. WAfITED, to JSuy, Left-off Clominf? of every description, for cash. Partloß waited on. P.S.-Wantod Known—For liiro. Trap and Saddle Horsoa.—Apply Thos Ulll, Clothier and Drapor, Parn6fi. WANTED, Pupils for Parnell KvoniDg Art Claacee. Snbjer.ta : ('onstrnotfonnl Drawing for Carp«ntsrs and BullOcrp, Vree Hand, Roond, anil Svola Dr«wln^.—Appiy by letter to R. M. Frlpp, Stab Offloe. WANTED. — Max Kober, Victoria eln«t, b»t(j!i to nnnounco ihit he bat vacnnotoo Tor a few more pupils on tboplano lorto, V«TANTED KNOWM-Tho following » t >lti hlly soiled Ladles' Rnperior Colonrrd Ki'l Gloyffl, U 3d: LadW Fell Skirts, 1b 6d | Clark't 300 yard r»nl» of Black Coiton. Id each: Mi-n'a Trousers, la Bd; at Damnior's Wakefleld etrcot Shop.



WANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend on penonal »nd oollaUral Boourlty, re paysbla by weekly Uimlmomtt. Bills dls oounwd.—rue's Mew Zealand Pawn Shop. Darby street., IFAB TED KNOVVN-Rev. G.B.Monro T T will Lower* on " Hums "»t M. J»mnß'» Hull on Thursday, 19>k July, at 8 o'clock. Ad mlislon, la, Hoy. Mtokeczia Vrtgor in the &»'■•• »*/■ ANTED KNOWN". — Great Cmh » ' Sale, for 1 month, of Sowing Maohinos, at immonso roduotlonn. Werthoim Hand Ma chines, £3 15a; Werthelm Treadlo, from £8; Frlstor and^iossman from &i Hi; Standard Treadle Maohinqa, frqm £0 10s. Come on quiokly, and have tho bargains.—W. C.Dennos, Queen street. " ' ■ • \\7 ANTED the L*dies to Know that TT Mnnro and Mllllgan, Hobson-atreet, hare teoured the aervloea of a flrst-oUsa Mil liner, and aro now prepared to suppl? milliner} In all lta branohes on ihe shortest notice. : ANTET> KNOWN-a Few Print Costumes left, only 4s; a Grand Line of w inter Costnmee, 15a; Ul»clt Fur Trimming. 9d tho yard : Swanaflown, Is the yard ;at Damplor'e Wakefleld-atreet Bhop. \\? ANTED KNOWN-fand of Hope I' Contest at Cboral Hall This (WMjnenciay) Evening. .»uiin ana lilocutluii, Presentation of Pilz'B. ../ANTED KNOWN—Nice Lot of ** Flannel (White and Coloured), oheap; also Gray Blankets, 10s the pair; Bel Quilts. Ss 8d each; Rugs, 7s; at Uampier's wtkefloid street Shop. WANTED ! WASTED I —Wanted, People to sfik their Grooera for Duporier's La Bauveg»rd». It imparts a Clear wblte llgut to Keroslno, and prevents all danuor from ex plosion.- Hold In 3d pnokets. — W. K. Lewis, Victoria-street. Agent for.New Zealand. WANTED, Dressmakers and the public to come; and see the New Cheok Bilk Tartans, i different pattornß; no to 4s 61 per yard. So very toaroe. To be had only at Win. Beehsn's Drapery Establishment, Hobson-street (opposite Governor Browne Hotel. Hobaon-atla WAN TED^KNUWN—Another Grand Lot Berlin Wool, beautiful colours, etlll tho name prioa (31 the <ozen ekains); Flcger- Ing Wool (all colours), 3d per skein; White Worsted, Id ths largo skein; at Damniet's Wakefleld-ntreot Shop.



WANTED KNO <VK— Ladies' Winter JnokoM, Ss Gd; Ladles' Ulsterg, S3 0d; Wool Shawl", In 6d; Lot of Lnrgo rtn, oKeip; Winooy Skirts, 3a 61; atDampler's YY'akoflold treat Shop. '_ WANTED KNOWN-That 1 am pre pared to purohwo Honeohoia Furniture and other offeots on the premises on the shortest notloe. In town qr oonntry.—Apply personally or hjr iet|or r^o James Rqo, Darby-aUeet. \%J ANTED KNOWN — t-HEAP• TIM T™ BEBt Chbap Timbrbl And all other kin.ds, ot Building Materials, can be purchased pheaper and better than anywnoro el>je At the Yards of D. Goldie, Albort-streej, *a/ANTKO KNOWJ* hy friends and V T onfltomera—That Mossra Tapp and Co- Boot and Shoemakers, huve nwonaaed the Boo* aod Bnslncßß Ql Soott and Co., Vlntorla street (opposite Hobaon Hotel), and Intond to oontlnne selllnz the Boat Quality of Goods at current prices. ; KNOWN — Barry's Trl- Vt oopheronß, ta"«d: Kaok Combs, id; Tcath OombPi 2dj Hair Brnshoa, M: Too«h Brnßhra, 8d: Hair On. 81 the bottle; a» Uampler's Wai3 field-street ShoPj •"»/ ANTED KNOWN-That all Work- W Ine Men oon save tholr money by call lne at Governor &oraon Restaurant. All meals 6dT Board and Lodging. 15s per week.-ROBKRT Mubpock. Proprietor. Note the address, nearly oppoalto the Waitemata, and close to the Dook --I ANTED KNOWN. - Pare Gold, TV Pure Silver.—Charles Kelsoy a«d Co. have now added Qold Je^ellory to their stock. Their first parcel Is jUBt to hand. In which -will be found a beautiful assortment of Ladies' Dross Rings, Keepora Albort?, Necklets, Brooches, Gents' Scdrf Pins, Suites, &c, They strictly confine themselves to keeping only Real Silver and Real Qold Jewellery. Fresh arrivals monthly.—Charles Kelsey and Co. (two doors i t,elow Morrin's, Ironmongers).



Wanted. WANTBD, Cheap and respectable tcdslnitß for Man and threa Young 1 ChiHren.-Apfly to Me.,. Star offlca. ' T^t ANTJSD, a"Wuation as Traveller , '•' T late In the employ of the well-known ' and successful firm of Meßara Munio and ' Milligan. aa/l'raveller and Collector, for nearly 1 two years.—Apply to G. E. Rollersoa Pitt -1 stree^ WANTED, for au hotel in the country, • good Female Cook. — Apply at tie Market Hotel. Auckland. »«/ ANTED.—When you are in Hobaon- V T street call and ccc the Large and Cnolce Stock of Scotch Cheviot Tweeda, In heather and grantto shaden at Munro ana MllliganV. \»/ ANTED —wanted to sell, very cheap V T . U dozen * lb Tins ot good Durham Mas- Ur J. only fi 1 per an, 2 Tins for lid, Ss per dozen; 12 dczen Frnlt baits, la 61 per bottle; Small Hice, 7iba for It; l.arte lUoß,6lba for In; Safety Matchofl, 3d per dozen i Bell and Black'a Plaid Matches, 7J per dozen ; Ball and SlaokV Tin Boxes on yla 8d ncr donen: Large Bibles wld\ Plate*, omy £1 2« 6d aad £17a 6d each; 20 Gross of Hxarolee rook?, from 2d to 4d each, 50 Leaves only, 3a 6d per dozen ; Pens, rnly 6s per box of 12 dozen, is 6d per dozen boxo*; Penholders, Is 6d per urosa: I.HOO Pieces of Sponge, from 2d to 2s; Lot of Ploturoa 3a asd'Od; Glass Jugn, ill and is eaoh; Toa, la fld par lb, Slbs for is ; Aoplea. 3du>d Id perls; Currants. 4dperlb; Small Tuinbleis, 4 for Oil; Wine Glasses. 3a (ii'jh, 2a 9d per dozen; Lot of Juga, fid oach; H*iior Stiopi. only 9d, worth Is 6d.—H. Watt, Gene: al Dealer, Pitt-straet. «at ANTED Known, to Farmers and » » Grocors, that lam In receipt o£ tho earliest Seed: Potatoes, of various aorta, direct !rom the Canterbury growers. Prico and Sam lie on application.—Edward K. Davies, Custom louse-street. WAJNTEU KixOVVN—colsured Cash mere, la til tho yard; Black Velveteen, la 3d; Cntonne, 7d the yard; Dtmuk Table oovara. Ss Cd; American Leather for Table Covers, lid the yard; at Dainpior'H WakeUold- Btreet Shop. .* a ANTED KHUWN — T T JUfIT OPENED UP



STEPHEHSON'S- Velreteen. 1/9,2a, 2/8, to B/G per yatd 800 yards Colonred Satins at 1/6 and 1/9 1 use Hosiery, newest shades, in Navy, Baal, Black, Cardinal, Wines Splendid Valne in Cluters, 3/6 upwards Plain and Fanoy Jersey Jackets, 7/6 to 85a A Bpeoial Line in N« wmarkot Shape, 20s Undorolothlng, In Rawest Btylsu, all priooa Hats, in Newest Shapej, luff* variety Large Assortment Men's Clothing Felt Carpets, yard wide, 1/3 per yard Tapestry Carpets, 2/il. 2/lL and 8/8 per yard Oil Cloth, for Hall and Floor, 1/6. 2/, 2/3 yard Matting, /fl), V. 1/3, (:.} and 1J yards wide) Flannel*. /7J, /9.1/, to 2/6 p«r yard B-4 Blankats. 1)/U ami 10/6 per pair 10-4 Blankets, 12/11 and 16/6 per ut.lr 11-i Blankets, 80/ and 27/6 per pair Winceys, ijd. Old, 7|d, to 1/ per yard 1000 First Oholce Josephines, ollghtly spotted, a/a DKKSSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON THE MUCMIBKB. ladies' own material made up. Stvcoosßfu! Contractor for Drapery for Lunatio Asylum, 1883. STEPfIENSON'S BKAPKEY AND BALK WAREHOUSE, ARANGAHAPB RUAP, NtWTON, . yy- A N T X D X N O W x', DANDELION, Renowned for Its Medloal Virtuoe. NEIL cTcIIFFORD Are muiuf aoturlng It Into PILLS and COFFEK. THK PILL 3 Am the Bort md Cheapest nmae In New Zealand- Bsionslvely nsirt as a Family Pill. 1/abox. THK OOFFKB la pronormood by competent judges to be better tban tho Imported. It i« good for the LiTer, Kldniya, anil Indigestion. 2/alb. 80T4.N10 COUGH SYRUP Is a Pleasant and uffaotlvo mixture. Bteadily saining grcand 1 _in Auokland. 1/6 and 2/ a bottle. SOOTHING SYI'UP. OR FRIBND tFOH BAuIKH), Is excellent (or removing: wind, regulating the Dowels, and producing natural deep. Mothers who know its value won't be without it. > It ia free from all Injurious drugs. Cno Shilling a Bottle. GKNUIKK HOP BJTTKBS, 2/6 BOTTLE. SEIL &~CLIFFORD, BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WVLLUBLbY-STRBHT BABT, Four doors from Crulokßhank and Miller's, Queon-t treat. 117 ANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Tm. ▼ ▼ br.ll»B. 1« 3d ; Silk do, la; Genfs do, 3a; GlrU" Panwols. Is 6d; asd Low of other Freah Bargalaa: at Dampler'< W»kefl«ld-«tra6t Bhop.



OBETIFICAT«i) ACCOUNTANT IN BANKRUPTCY (OtafO) dlFengtgod even- Insn and Saturday, will keep or opan set Ot Books, m«ke PHva'O Audit*, pnipun aco>nnts for bankruptcy or nn<?ort»k» a»y *coonnt an>cr; »tn ■■«»«> Beoreßr nunrcd; koo4 refer oic;a.—accountant, Sta« Office. ' A PROFESSIONAL GAKDENKK (S ictrhi, ilDgle. desires a uiruttion In a gentleman* pi&ae. cither town or oountry.— apply MS. 3r*R offloe. OOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneous Relief, ODONTALGIOi la botilc-SHAR • L » ND & 00. (opposite Poat-offloe) liost and Found. LOST, Bay Horse; four whito feet; itar on foroho.d.—Apply to G. Londrnm, Mark«t Yards OST, between Wellcsley and Pitt •treeta, Ba»k»i onntalnlng 3 pahs Whlta Eld aiovoi.—Finder rewarded on returning to Dr. Evans. Pitt-street LOST, on Monday night, 10th inss., in Newton. Koiki, near to V> llkUsoo'ft store, a Gentleman'B Bilk Han'dkarohliaf.— lht fludor will be rewarded o» rrtarnl»R gune to tha Store ot Mowra J. and f. Wilkinson. Nowton Road.H LOST, on Friday lost, a Gold Locket with Ukeaem—The finder will receive 10a ww»rd op lo*vlm name at Star Offloe. LOST, on Monday, 18th, from Mrs Hook's, Paraell. a Cinnamon Deck Canary. —If anyone h«s found It. they win be band' tomely rewarded on returning It to 0. A. Stubtw, CaUa. ' VKff UNION BKACH GOLD i3I MINING COMPANY (Limited). Nntlro In hereby given that a Call (the slxtb) o( Throeponco n»r k baro has been mado. pay able to tha undnrsUnod, at the offloe of the Oomptny, No. 2L. New Zealand Intnranoe ilnlUUngn, Auckland, on MONDAY, \\\o aQth July. 1883. FRli R OIiAnEB> booret&iy. Auokland, July 7.1883. _^ Qoodaon a Arcade. Gqopson's London Arcade. WHY 1b thero auoh a noticeable roductlen In the price of CLOCKS. WATCHES. JEWELLERY, CUTLERY, and FANCY GOODS generally In Auckland during tho past three years) BECAUSE the opening of Goodson'B London Aroade marked a new era on tho olty, and tho " Small Profit and Qulok Returns" principle has led others to Imitate it



WHY remains yet unfulfilled the predicted closing of I no London Arcade after six months' oxistonoo 1 BECAUSE an appreciating public know who introduced the " S.P. and Q.R." motto, and patronise the ono who did bo. WHY Is It unnecessary to " mark down " and "sell off,", or by professedly "alarming sairifloos" and "deferred payment," decor customers into the Aroado ? BECAUSE it Is ao well known that all -goods having always been marked in plain figures, at ono uniform low rate Of profit, no such artifice is needed. WHY should every resident of, and visitor to, Auckland Inspect the London Arcade before making their purchasos J BECAUSE in no placo In tho city can thoro bo seen suoh a comprehensive and valoablo assortment of goods at such tempting prices. See GoODSON'S JjONDON AkCADE. Note tho Addresses— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, AtJCKUisp. ~ „ CmiisTOHunoH. LONDON1 OFFICE I 68 St. Maiy Axe. money. INDUSTRIAL AND FKOVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (CORNEB OV VULCAN LANK AND QIJEEN-STRKKT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. Tlila Society la now Issuing INVESTING SHARES ordinary. oarrying full rate of Intoroßi and Profit, - PAID-UP SHARES of £20 each, carrying 7 percent interest (payable half-yearly) and pa* ticipatlng in Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT, intercut allowed on Deposits for 12 months, per conti and on Deposita for 6 moaUvß, G per cont per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. Tho Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of three? fourths the valuo, % Borrowers may pay off part or the whole o their Mortgages at any tima, Reduced Table of Rates and any further par-. Hculars required may be obtained at the Sooiety'sofßoecu GEORGE FRASER, Manager, *©-a <jfe I'O £IU,UUUJLKNX on iiuildlng ■Sat JL \f Society prloolpleo, o? on other terms to trull borrowers, AUotnaenta bought snd Bonnes built on weekly pr.ymoct system. Mortgages and I oar:a negotiated. Bob List of Properties tor sale on Ist page, Six per oent. allowed on money deposited for investment— C. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial ftgeiit and Valuator, 8, Vulcan Lano



To Let. TO LET, in Newmarket, nice Cottage of 5 rooms; tent I?b.—W. end 3. Frater. Land Agents, Queen suaot, rg^O LET, at Mount St. John, a Villa .1 Residence with all conveniences.-— Apply to J. Hancock, nest house. 'g\O LET, a General Store in one of the f leading townships in Walkato, doing a first clsbs bucinesa. — Apply by letter to AH, ■ Poßt-offloa. Te Awamntn. TO LKT, Furnished or Unfurnished, 2 Large Rooms with oso of kiioheo,—For addreas apply T. aid H. Cooke, jj, Vlotorla-st. ' J^O LET, a Room, with use of kitchen.— " Apply Mrs Crone, bottom erf Uobion atreet^above QleeeonV. fW^O LET, nice 5-roomed Cottage; nice S CO3 Hob, vary comfortable: Clsrencaiit,, PonßOnby.—l). V. Kv»n», Land agent. raw LET, Furnished Apartment, suitable ™ for a married couple, with or without board.—Addre<B at Star Offlca. JaO LET, In Rcmuera, near Archdeacon Prltt's, New Villa residenco of 8 rooms ; jatli. Leamington Range, water laid on, waflh louse, and every convenience. Delightful locality, 5 minutes walk to station.—Apply on promises. 7~0 LET, Shop and Dwelling House ; i rent laj cer week,—Apply Mis Jack, Mount ndon Hoad. '■\O LliT, the two New Shop 3in Kut f Und-BtrOHt. adjoining the Clarendon Hotel.—J. M. and J. Mowbray. , rw\Q LET, a pleasant Marine tfosldence I at the North Shore, with iteaoh Frontage. Apply to Charles Bailey, Boatbnllder. FIOWKR XO LET, on 70 miles of gas 1 nmlna, in the olty and suburbs of Auok- ' land. Knginea from i to 100 h.p. lndioaUd. Con- ' numptlon ot «a>, from 18 oublo feet of gaa per . indicated horu-powor per hour for the larger ' slE6fl. to ai feet for the amaUer. Suitable for Knglneera, Woadworkew, Printers, Firewood loninre, Boot and Shoe Hanuf«oturers. Fodder Dealern. Malbatora. Sausage Makers, tee,, Sco., 1 and for Amateur's Latnea and Fret Bawa. The engine cuts firewood at 2d per ten, and at inter- • mutant holatlna work the coat Is sometimes as . low as Is 81 per day for a3lh p. eneine, the I engine running all day. Thirty-five Otto Gas Engines an now ereoted In Auckland. For terms and oondltlons, apply to the Secretary Anokland Gas Company (Limited), Fort-street izoa In stock -J, 1,2. Si. 8,12 h.p. ■- ■ I For Sale. ',



gj OR SALE, genuine old . established C Bakery Business. Best position in one of tho moat thriving townships on the West Coast. Proprietor retiring. Capital required, £150 (everything inoluded).—Full particulars on an plication to E. J.P., Star Office * GOOD IMVESTMENT, For Sale, that well-aliuated Allotment at the bottom of Wakefiold-atreet, close to Queen street, having 53 links frontage; suitable for two shoop. Title I Land transfer.—T, Ussher, Stloh bnry Balldlnga, Queen-street. FOR SALB, nice Family Residence, Edci Vale Road, Mount if don; every convoaiencJ.9 rcoms, quite new, garner plot; prloe, £1SO: easy terms.—Valle and Douglas, Bhortland 3!ree». FOR SALE, well-finished Cottages in Brown-Btroot, Ponsonby, Fonsonby Ter race, and Mount Kilen. Prices very low, and terma easy.—w. V. Btevens, High-etteet (oext Atkln's. Printer). Biioß SALE, in Ponsonby, a new six- X 1 voomed Eouie sear All Saints' Ohuroh, splendid view of town and harbour, with two allotments, all fenoed and In goad order. Halt cabh, balance o»n remain at 6 per oent.— Apply 65. Queen-street. |» U TCHE R'B Basineßs For Sale (in town) j X> a good neighbourhood | c}olng a-flret-olasa bußlnou; modorato rent, Small capital it quired.—U. ff. Kvaaa. Qneen-street. Ip O R SAL E. For Immediate Sale, a VERTICAL QAS KNtoiNK (Croesity'sl, In good order and oon dltion. Will be sold a bargain. Can te seen at work, Apply BRKTT. SCHMIDT AND CO.. Corner ol Vnloan Lane and Hlgh-fltreet. /TIO CAPITALISTS. BPLKNDID CITY PROPKRTY FOR S4LB. A valuable and grand Corner Bite. FRONT aok to MAIN sthkkt, a tew hundred yards from POSl1 OFMOB. Properties In no oentral and commanding a position tiro teldom In the market, and meet with qaiok and ready sale. Nearly all ike pnrohase money caa remain on mortgage at 8 per oent,, the owner betcg satls flod with the prospective! as well as the present v»lne of the site. Full particulars, Sc, at the offloe of D. F. EVANS. Lend Aoent, &0.. Qaron-atroot, (}OOD CHAW CE FOR A WORDING MAN.-4-roomed House at North Shore, allotment JO x 130. towl-houße, and all require-. quirements; price, £130 Part o*n remain on mortgage.—B. Tanner, 3, Queen-street. FOB IMMEDIATE SALE, a Splendid * Building allotment 70ft. x 100 ft.. situated at oorner of Pitt and > '-anadi streets. A good investment anil to be rold oheap.—apply D, ¥± Kvans'i Land Mart, Queen-street (next £*sK OK Australasia.) • MOUNT EDEN. — New and well- Qniahod VlUa Residence; bay window; fitted up with cupboards, register grate; ovon, nloe garden; 60x100-good cornor allotment; a vory pretty placo; Bituated Mary-streot, near main road; nioe position.—D. F. Evans. (835 OCKET DKAIN PIPES. — A large quantity Ist end 2nd Class (rariouß tfws), low ratag.— W, and fl. Wi»gtone. '_ fIXHURSTQN'S BILLIARD TABLE.— I For Fate, one of Thnrtton'a best made, t«al mahogany, full staa, all oompleto, at a very low price, viz.. £80. Th's Is a ohanoe seldom met; wltn.—For paitloolars apply at Wiadqor Oaatle Hotel. Parnoll,



Amusements, mt| EAI X E J^ .0 VA L, MONDAY. 238 D JDLY. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. MISS GRACE SHERIDAN, IN "WON AT LAST." Supported by tho O'd Favourlio BARRY O'MEIL, and spoolal'y seleote'd Melbourne Comedy Company. POPULAR PRIOBS. ftX A.C B. SOCIETY, Jl« BKANCn No. 81. TENTII ANNIVERaABVVriUbO Celebrated by a Social GtUlier ing In tho Largo Hall (comer of Pitt and Vv'elllngton-stroets), on MONDAY, 23rd July, 1883. Danolng to commonoe at 0 p.m. Tickets (doubls), 6s; Extra Ladles, 2s 6d. Proceeds In aid of St. Mary's Orphanage,—J. Clarke. Socretary to Commltteo. Tiokets may bo had from any of tha Committee, and »t llr Flynn's, Bookßoller. Wi G< C«nnoUy and h. Gough M.C's. RINBR A Q H ! Irishmen, good and bu», muftor In strong loroo at Mr Poolsy's next Saturday Popular Concert, at the Theatre Royal on 21st July. THKIKiaH WIGHT. KRINGOBRAQHI jIUUk D 1 A M U N VS. LOOK OUT FO« THK BLACK niAMONDfII In the Nuwmahtut Hall, on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Jply 23- O~N Vi E R S A Z I 0. N E a In aid of the YOUNG WOMRN'd INBTITDTB, TO-MOKKOW EYENIrtQ. k Quantity of F»noy Work wUI bo on Sale dttrtng the evening. CHORAL HAi-L. XO-JSIGHT:—Band of Hooe Contest at 7.30. vocal and In, Btrnmsntil Moald and Elocution. Presentation Of Prizes. Caoinetm&Kers. ■ AMES REID AND SON Bea to call tho attention and oareful eonsldora tion of those about to Furnish to the Very Favourable Prides of ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply aU work Cheaper than any other house in town. JAMBS REID & SON, FUBNITtJBB EMPOBIU!*. HOBSON-STREET Brtd Shop from Vlotorla-st lenaers. T UQ"K L AND HOSPITAL. TvTndnrH will be 7eoeived by the Hospital supply of the foliowiog artioleß vls.:- SO straw PaUlassea 8 Half Mattrassea 2i Keaihar Plllowa 60 white Blankets 120 White Counterpaueß Samples oan be tosn cm application to the House fctaward at (be SOBPlta), H. N, GARIiANI), Secretary. Auokland. 18th July, 1883. mo BUIL.DKKB. f ondera will he recoivcA until FRIDAY, tho 27th instant, for tho Erection of Two Villas at Bjrkonhead., Northcoto, W. F. HAMMOND & SON, Architects, S.R. Chaabera rrTo It V I L D B R S, Tender* will be received up to Noon on TUES-. DAY. the 24th instant, for Alterations and Repairs at the Junction Hotel. Plans, &c, at onr oflloco. Queon.ntreet. ' W KDW. MAHONE\ & SON. Arohlteoi3._ rriEMJERS will be received up to 12 1 O'clock noon on SATURDAY NEXT, tho Slst lnßt,, for the ereetlon of a Hall at Mount icden. Plans and BpoolDca-lons to be eoen at H, Wane's, Tlnsmtih, Hißh-ertreet (ueirConnoll Chambers'. . rilO MASTER SHIFWKIGHTS.— Ten- I dors are invited by the Sugar Company for building a Wooden tighter, W carry afcout 100 tons.-Model, plan, and speoiflcatlon to Be Beenatthe office of Thornton, Smith, and, Ftott. whererUneceflsaryinformation can beobtetoed,



Meetings. c / gospel TiiirTiVASiJirmission. BLUE RIBBON ARMY. A Meeting will be hold in connection with ■ tbe above In the Pnbllo Hall, Mount Albert, on TaURsiJAY NIGHT next, at 7,30. when Ad dresses will bo (riven by the ltev. T. Spurgeon. Mr J, Bramo, and Mr w. 8. HampsoD. albo. on FtUUAY NIGHT next. In the Pobllo Hall, Helensville, at 7.50. when the Rev. W. V. Potter and Mr w. S. Hampgon will be the deputation from Anokland. , W.3?l'AMP3ONj3eWetarlea- V*7 OKKING MEN'S CLI B.— Notice.— t T The Half-yearly General MeetlDg of tho Members win bs htla in the Club-moms, on Friday, Joly 2<!tb. 1883 at 8 p.m. Bnslneai: To reoaive the Halt-yearly Balance-eheet. etc.— Bf order of tho Presldent.-Slmeon Moses, Seoretaty. KOKTH SHOKE.—GAS QUKBTIO-V, I All Interested In tbe price of Gas are irvltedtoaßpccl»lMealin(iia tbo oddfellows' Hall. TO-MORKOW (Thnrßday) KVKMNG, at 7.39. Corporation Notices. niTY OF AUCKLAND, REPAIRS TO"mARKKT HOUSE. The City Council will receive Tenders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, the 19th mat., for Ropalrs, to Market, In terms of Specifications and Con ditions to bo viewed at the offlco of Mr H. G. Wade, Architect, Qucon-strcet. Tho Council do not bind themeelvoß to accept any tender. Tenders to bo ondorsod, "Repairs for Market." P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clark, Town Clerk* Offloe, July 11,1883. niTY OF AUCKLAND. FOEMATION AND DRiINACtE WORKS, WELLINGTON-STREET, The City founoll will receive Tenders unUl 8 p.m. of THURSDAY, July 19, far above Works, in terms of plans and BpeolQoitions to be viewed at the offlos of the City Bnalneer, Coun cil Chambers, Hi«h-«treot. Tno Council do not bind themselves to aocept any tender. Tenders to be endowed, "Works, Wellineton- street," P. A. PHILIPS, Town Cleric. Town Clark's Office, July i, 1883.



Public notices. A USTKALIAN PLATE GLASS IN £L BURANCS COMPANY (UMITKIJ) ' INCORPORATSD 1859. CAPITAL .. « » CICOOO. Head Offiok-68, Temple Court, Melbonrnet WINDOWS~AND MIEKOKS Insured against Accidental Breakage, at low rate of premium, J. A JCWE3 AND COMPANY. Agenta for Auckland. Oniob I Sbortland-Bixoet. same building aa the Royal Innnranee company's Offloe. r«io HIGHWAY BOARDS AND J OTHHRB. MB. JOHN SHAW, having been relieved from City Counoll worke, haa resumed his pro fession Of ROAD ENBINEKK. He Is prepared to take Levels, Quantities, Xatlmates, and execute any kind ot Rosd Works. Address I-CITY MARKBT, QUBEH-STEEM EHTSAJiOE. 1 INTEND to be out of business about Christmas. I am prepared to Uell at Ko duoed Rates. — Jaa. Adams, Watchmaker, Vlototla-streot. riNO-NfGHTI TO-NIGHT 1 — Band of I Hope Contss tln Choral Hall, at 7.80. Vocal and Instrumental Music and Klooutloa. Pro sentatlon ot Prizes. ■ UST ARRIVED, at the Victoria Hotel, tf a Qreon Turtle—Bplendld specimen. V? UMBRAS ON SALE ! Kumeras on IV Pa'.e I—Adam L&ybourn and Co.,Durham e treat _ MISS SHA.NAGHA.N will sing the popalar Irish Song.J" BARNEY O'HBA" at Mr Pooley's nest Saturday Popalar Concert, Half-a-Crown and One Shilling. A USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROTI- Bl dent society. In oraer to afford those wh,o cannot leave thoir avqoations during the day an opportunity for assuring their lives, tho Society has decided to open an Offlce from 7.30 to 10 p.m. on two evening In tho week, viz., Wednesday and Saturday. Suitable accommodation has been Obtained at Hlokaon's Land Offlce, next to Goodson's Arcade, Queen-street, where M(r Metoalfe and the Society's Referee will attond to receive and oanplote applications for assur ance, also to ainrd reliable Information as to tho position of the Society. All policies taken oat during the current year will participate in the distribution, to take placo aa at 31st December next. After that date all profits will be divided ANNUALLY, a privilege which NO OTHER Lifo Offloo in. tho Colony gives Its members. Recollect the Society Is UNSURPASSED for STABILITY, and for tho PROFIT it has realised It is UNEXCELLEJQ. The Offlce will bo opened for the first time on SATURDAY NEXT 30th Inst. ■JINNEY'S FRKE STORK. The undersigned has opened a Large Store in FORT-STREET for STORAGE PURPO3E3. And is prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCES ON GOODB RECEIVED. WILLIAM BINNKY.



medical mm OHK'S NEW ZEALABD HEKBAL. ISA BEMEbIKS (RIGISTJSRBD). WHOLESALE AGENTS : For Provincial Dietrloti of Auckland, Taranaltl, and Hawke's Buy—Auoklaud Agcioaltural and Morcantllo Company ((limited). For Fiji and Island!— Messrs W, Covrden and Co., Auctioneers, Auckland, Ear Thames-E. Honnls. Hsq. FKOFBSSOR ELLIS, Medical Herbalist, haa arrived from Christchurob, after effecting mofet suooossf ul Curos. and is now pre pared to treat all diseases. Ho guarantees to ouro (without tail) the following Complaints, if not too far gono:—Asthma, Bronohltis, Con sumption (socond Btage), Cataract, Dropsy, Dysentery, Fevers, Liver Complaints, Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, and Seoret Complaints of young men. Wonderful Cure for Corns without pain.—Address t 308, Quoon-Btroet (next Young Women's Institute). Private Consulting Room. Hours:. From S a..vi, to 9 p.m. __j EQR WINTER COUPES and BroncMa Irritation, rTIRY AIOKIN'S SYRUP OV EUCALYPTUS 1- with Hypophosphlte of Lime and Quinine, Forlnolpient Consumption and ChronloChoat Affections, " AioHn's Sjtup of Euoalyptus, with Hypophosphlte of Lime and Quinine," is most certainly alterative and ouratlve. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma Addrsss — THE PHARMACY, QUKKN-BTBEET. _ WO R M S All ohUdren snSer from them. If suspeoted.ask for the Certain Cure, SHAKLAND'a WORM POWDERS. Upaoket ADOtheoarles Ball, opjoelte Pont-offloe. T G. HENDERSON'S Cherry Pectoral *' • is an Kxoollont Remedy for Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, and. tho various other affections ol the Chest and Bronchial Passages.—This preparation is not supposed to Cheok the Cough suddenly, but to remove the oauso.-To bo had only of J. G. Henderson, Dispensing Chomist and Pharmacist, opposite Three Lamps. Ponaonby, Auckland. LIVER REGULATING. * ICKIN'S PODOPHYLLIN PDLLS, NO. A A. are now known from Inveroargill to Mon gonui as one of the most effective remedies for B SLUGGISH LIVKR " Torpid Digestive Func tion, Biliousness, Chronio Constipation, Flatn lenoy, &c. They are a safe aperient akd CONTAIN NO MINERAL WHATEVER. Sold in Boxes at Is., and Bottles at Is. 6 and QUEKN-BTHEET rtKE MARVELLO-US REMEDY S • FOR COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. CONSUMPTION, AND ALL CHEST AFFECTIONS, BONNINQTON'S PECTORAL .OXYMKL OF CARRAGEEN OR Irish MBi (RKaismtßD). Cnrea the worst forma of Conghs Colds, and Hoarsonoss, gives Immediate Relief in Bron chitis, is the Best "Medicine for Asthma, Cures Whooping-Cough, Is Invaluable \n tho Early Stages of Consumption, Relieves all Affections of the Chest, iiungi), and Throat, SOLD EVERYWHERE.



GEO. BONNINGTON, t CHRISTCHUKCH. CtJKB FOX INDIuESTION-TONIC BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Begulatioo, price 3s a bottSe.~bHAF.LANU & CU (oppo glto PoaUiffloe). TEE BAKING POWDMB par excellence is i ICKIN-S CRATED BAKING POWDER JX. " The Most Economical." "Yields more Yeast das." Pore Material Only. Nc f Mixed with Rice Flour or Alum. In tins at Is Cd and 2a Cd. Special Prieo Wholesale. Address :— THE PHARMACY. Qubkn-btbeet. PAINLESS MEDICAL BLBOTBIOITY. vsr WTNTfiK havina Jnat arrived from Lob !SSSDIZ™IOI».ANDFaAMKLWiaiTIOir. Dharaes rerjr moderate. ConßUltatlou Free, Oobnb extraotoa without puln. KeSdenoe! 60, Hoiwon-stiaet, 7 doore from Governor Browne Hotel. Hoon, bom 19 tun, to a so.



Fersonai. rj^HE person wno tooK an Overcoat, with -I Hat, Wrapper, Handkerchief, and a pair of Gloves In the pooketa. from the Thoatro Royal Cloak Room la9t night will please return the same to Mr A. Kidd, Commercial Hotel, Jjhortland-Btreet. I_' the Person who came and Claimed tha Fhiwl (whloh was not herd) dcci not rstarn It. proceedings will ho taken. Educational. HUKC QF ENGLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. PARNKLI-.-The offloe of Headmaster cf this fc'chcol will bo vacant in September. Candldatos for the office are re- i quested to spDly, by letter, to the Chairman of the Boatd of Governors. Bishop's Conrt, Par nell, from whom all necessary information In tha matter can be obtained. Board and Residence. fJOAhD AND RESIDENCE (in town) 9 for a respectable Young Man; a bed-room to himself.—Apply BT.B Office. C—ROYDON VILLA, Vincent-street (five minutes" from Tbentro Koyal).—Healthy Bltna'Jor. Comfortable Bosrd and Resldenoe. Baths.—Mrs Fuller. KIVATJC BOARD AND RESIDENCE for Slnglo Oontlomen (If ceimanont) 18] per weefc.-Address Mrs Dallen, Confectioner Qaeen-street G1 OYERNOR 11KU vv l\ a HOTEL, T HOB3ON-: TKEKT. Boabd and Lodsiko, ..80a. per Week Serous R00m... 25e. par Week .Business Notices. jQEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE. WELLS BROS., CAETEES, CABBIEItS, ETC. Coal. Firewood, and Cok«, for Stove purposes. Coke is cheaper thanco*). All kinds of Fenoing done at lowest rates. Estimates given. Brioks, Ume. Shellß, _sb. Tiles, &c., always on hand. QUAKLAND'S CHEKKY PKCTOKAL, kj Absolutely tha beet remedy ever made tot 00UUH8, BRONCHITIS. AND COLD 3. Prioo, 2a M and is 6d a Bottle. BHARTjAND «; OO M oapoalta Poat-offloe; rpHE Best Preparation extant for promo. r i™)? 118 S- 11 G'? w* *s Dr. Krasmns Wilson's LOTION FOR THE HAIH. It is prepared from the original formula of this eminent authority by Umnms BtrfCHEB, Pharmaoea tloal Chemist (Victoria and Naw Zealand), junction of Pitt and Grey-attests, Anokland. , j^ B H C I H G. _ SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST Is ns follows i— Beet Paling- Fence of purlrl posts, Hobart rails, and sft Hobart palings, one inch apart, 60s. Paling Fence to. consist heart kauri poflts Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, 555. Throe-rail Fcnoo, purirl posts and Hobart rails, 455. Wire Fences with Top Rail, 335« Wire Fence, 7 wires, 255. Barbed Wire Fence, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, 18a per ohain. Cattlo won't look at barbed wire. Picket Fences, from 2s per foot not painted, or 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Piokot ■ ■■with mill wrought Wiokot Gate, all alntedoompleto, at3aiporfoot. All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for very description of Fence given on appllca .ion to Sam. White, Fencer, Custom-street, apposite Arnold. Hinoa and Co. The Pacific tea company's PURE BLEND INDIAN AND CHINA JLeas abe the most peefecf teas in the southern hemisphere.



HOP TJ-ITTBRS. OP J> ITTK RB. Can be prooared (WnotEgAM) from ARTHUR TT JTATHAN. 33 to 39, LOWKR QufiEN-BTRSET. T^T O X I 6 K. BEKS WAX! BEBS WAXI Purchased In any Quantity (or Cash. Buyers 01 Fangns and Man tz Metal. Havtnc purchased In China a Kins Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMBS AH KEW oan oonEflently reooinmonil them, and trusts that all hi a old Customer!, and th» Pnbllo generally, will avail themselves of thia splendid opportunity and call aerbr to bay Ida Superior Congou. Beet Flavoured Kooloo, Bhononong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every toirtei He has also on bond Japanese Wore, Preserved Ginger, Orookeryware< Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other oommodltles too nameroaa to mention. Note the Addressi— JAMKS AH KBW ft CO., Si. Qneen-Btreet. I CHINA. TIKE CHEAPESiJI Ami. BEST ASSORTMENT H op p CROCKERY, CfflNA, AND 3 | GLASSWARE, 1 a is at G. BKOWNIN G'S, % 267, QUEEN-STREET (Near Mabket Enteahck). Establlßhca IS6S. ~" PANCY GOODS.



Coffee i (Joffeej Coffee i s. c. brown, DUBHAM-STRIET, AUCKLAND, FLOUR MHiLBR AND FFKB ft BFIOB mkkcha.nt, his always ok hand and Fob Balk— FLOUR, In sacfaL 100*8, and GO'S," Bine" brand LOUR, In Bsokß.OO's, and SO'a, " RvV brand BRAN AND SHARPS RAW AND ROASTRD OOWRB FBPFBR AND BFIOBS. In the matter of COFFEE, theattention the PnbUo la oalled to the ezoelleaoe of my brands, and a trial solicited, The Mlztnree are composed only of the Best Plantation Coffee and the Best Chicory procurable, and may to characterised thus— " Kagle" (my beet brand), nearli pnreeoffea "Ship" and "Camel," medium ooffeeo ol great Btrenßth and flavour "Castle" and "Leopard." low medium and oommon ooffees. To lovers of really fine Coffee, I strongly ro oommend the " Eagle." bat to the general taste Medium ootfoea are found to be most aooeptable, fBY THB SHIP RBAND Tby tub CAMKL übawu Froonratle bom all Merohantß and Store keepers, loose, and In Una, 101 m., 281bs>, Ulbs., 711 m., Bibs., libs,, pa., and lib. pOFFEB QOFFBB C^pmSS NEVER FAILS. loseot Llf o la destroyed by the PERSIAN INSECTICIDE (Pyrethrium Rosonni), guaranteed to be the beet procur able In die London market. For the effectual riddance of Fleas, Mosqul toes, and all other Insect pests, try AICKIN'B INSECTICIDE. Sold in Una at ia\ d oaoh, iIQAKGE OF ADDRESS. StJLLIVAN "AND" McKENNA, PITT-STREET, TAILORS, HABITMA.KHHB, ana GENERAL OUTFITTERS, Beg to announce to their Friends and the PubUo Of Auckland that, they have Removed to more Commodious Premises ADJOINING, whore they shall be happy to meet easterners and Kxconte Ordera to their entire satisfaction. Sullivan, MoKenna and Co,*a cutting is too well known for remark. Perfect cutting and oomfor In wesrlng guaranteed. The address i— Corner or Pitt and Bsrcs7obd-st.{eets. Tfl-OTICB OF REMOVAL, HASSBY AND CO.. Tailors, Beg to Inform their friends and customers that they have RBMOVKD FROM GRBY-STBBBr lo more Central Premises In fTwo doors .^wSSSSSR-Mi-ft here they tenaS to meet with a oonttonanoe of past favours* KNOI.ISH AND COLONIAL TW3ED3 IN STOCK AND TO AHEIVE. All Tweeds tborewhly shrunk. Be«t work manihipT *** moderate charges. Customers mm material made np^ Note the address— VIoTOKIi-STRKKT (T wo doors bolo w Holland and Bntlet'B). MASSE¥ AND CO., TAILORS. i __ DOCTOR ARMOLD'SPKKNY ROYAL AND STBBL PILLS.—The moet popular mcdltdne ot the day. Price, 2s 8d a box.—Colo nial Agents Sharlahs & Co., opposite] ths j font Office.



Lectures. JQECOND Of THE SERIES. LECTURE, OH ROBERT BURNS* XXV. Q. B. MONRO. I ST. JAMES'S HALL, TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING^ JutY 19, ISS3. ST. JAMES'S CHOIR witr, RKHDEE MUSICAL SELECTIONS FROM BURNS DUK< ING TUB EVENING. Bkv. VoKenzik Fsizbb In the Ohalr. Admitßlon •. OMB (Is) BRIIXINa' j Shippipg. TT 0R KOifFOLK ISLAND "^"^raHa™ j. Dunn. MMter. Will tall on or about TUB 3D AT? next, 21th but. M, NIOCOU ABOTt. Anok]and.Jnlrlß.lßß3. Drapery, etc. R S REID, milunkk and dre33maker. Übeesks Made to the Litest Stslb Vbbv BEiHOSABLK. New Fashiona Every Month. ALBKRT-STKBKT (next to Mr Ouln'e).



J. and Wo Williams, IMPORTERS OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, ANB FANCY GOODS, BOTH BID3S KAUANQA HAPB BOAD. NB W T ON; AHD AT WHANGAROA NORTH. fTIAIiKTHKS. mALKTHES. nT ALKISSS # IAIiSTHBS. XALBTHKB. AAIiKTHBfI We ha va just reoeired, ex Clyde, A BEOOND SHIPMENT OF THKBB OELK BRATED PATKNT VINTILA.TKD WATERPROOF COATS, Made from choice Tweeds, in Canton, Cash mere, and other-makes. Any of the &bova can be soon at oar Branoh Store, Wh»Ef?aroa. tfend Bize round waist and length. Prioes. Irom Ma to 80a. Sea what the Field Bays reepeotlnß ttew Qoodsi—"l have tried roar Ventilating Coat well In the oonrting field, and consider It a Rreat snooeee. It la no it comfortable to walk Si. and tutna anj qaantlty of rala.—Yonra very faithfully, • ••••*• (itoiiiN Hood)—MBBBBfl OOOPKB. BOX AND CO. . A New Frooesß (joßt dlaooveredj praTenb the rubber hardening and destroys all mell of nantha. A Job liOt Ot HONEYCOMB QtTIIiTS jUSt to hand, ten Quarter, from la ill to 15s Gd. We have always on hud a BHOW OF HOBIBKY. BHIKTS, HATO. TIES, BRACKS, 881/TS, OOUUARB. fee, (CO. > For Price. Style. Varletyj mi Qocd Vaias, Second to None In Newton. r INENS T INBNSJ IRISH LINKNSI



MANUFACTURER'S LENGTHS, TXBD Wise, good and fine, from la Od the yard liADIHS" HKM-STITOHBD AND BMBBOI DBBED HANDKBRCHIBFS, SeanUftil deslsna, Bid LABOR SIZB FINK LINKN HANDKBB OHIEF3, 3d EOUQHT CHEAP AND SOLD CHEAP. INSPECT AND JUDGE FOE YOTOSKLVES. T. B. ROBSON. MELBOPRME HOUSE, FOHSOKUJg. Gr. C o v t ts. DKAPKU AND HABBBDABHBB, EARANQAHAPB BOAO. OPPOSITS B.OWE BTWBtT, NKWION U S T X> B C E I V X D. UB T Xt) X 0 X IV B D FOUR -HUNDRRD (£150) AND BUTT POUNDS WURTH <Sf WAREHOUSE AND TRAVKLLKHB 1 , SAMPLKS Of DKAFERI piOODS, KAPKRY iTOOUB, IN GREAT VAEntTT. Hosiery, Women* Glrla*, Men's, and Boyß* Bteya. Underolothlng, Umbrsllas, Tableolotha Blankets. Sheets, Laos Cottalna Moslln Ourtsloß Towels, Clothing, Laos Saoares, Boys' Bolts Braces, Belts. Leather Bain, Dolmans Collars, Table Covers In variety, Oloth Jackets So., &a. (CO. The above having been pnrohasod at a lam dleoonnt, have been Marked Low. and will be found worthy of attention. - Splendid Lot of New Fiooroiott a, new patterns (*U widths), front Is 6d CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICBBI Tapestry Carpets. Is Ud yd ) Wa v Eldder. Carpets, 3s aid yd fvorVchnan Felt Carpets. 45in. wide, lfl BJd yfii V<Woße»l> HORROOKS'3 LONSCLOTH, SjD Yaß». 5 PER CKNT. DISCOUNT on all Cash Pnroliaeoa 20s and upwards. VTILUaM lia JBkEDGMAN'S, JUNCTION DRAPERY WAREHOUSB, UPPBR QUEEN-BTRKKT.



• Aactiona. jj_ ' TO-MORROW, 11 ».m. BANANAS. BANANAS. BANANAS. Ex Penguin, from Levuka. I* W.EATON WILL sell by auction, at his Matt, to-morrow (Thursday), at 11 o'clock, SOO bunches Bananas 8 orates nine* 4 bagß Coooanuts I TO-MOKKOW, 12 O'CLOCK «00N? BANANAS! BANANAS 11 S.S. PENGUIN, FKOM LEVUKA. rjpo be Sold by Auction, at Arthur's X' Mart. TO-MOttROW, noon. 250 Buneh'es Bananas, In rood order Apples. Potatoes. Lollies. FRIDAY, JDLY 20. DURHAM YARDa IjiOK SALE, at the Durham Yards, on ' Friday, 20th July, Tho Eteepleohsse Horse LARRIKIN, by Dead • Horse. hunterlTnolan.



FRIDAY, JULY 20,' DUKHaM YAKD& THOK SALE, at the Darham Yards, on JP Friday next. The well-known Entire TABMiN, by Prinoa Arthur. A euro foalgetter and thoroughly staunch. Also, Hoavy Draught Entire BiUGHAM YODNG, by Pride of Scotland. HUNTEH & SOIiAW. PRELIMINARY MOTICB OF SALS BY CHEVJTOBS. BITTAAKD TABIE, by fiißt-cbss °^IvK DiS&* afaoTKU QneeMtroeHattet end of the preeont month. X, c. QREENVVOOD, Auctioneer. D H B B U F'B S A L B. Under Writ of Sail the HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE oJ Alfred w. Ellis, late Hotolkceper. Taunlri, Walkato, -will to Sold by Mr Knox at the Tanplri Hotel, on THURSDAY, the 19th instant, at 12 noon. EDWARD L. GREEN, Sheriff, Sheriffs Office, Auckland, 13th July, 1883. (Continued on fourth page,)