The "Native Land Company's Bill Flying Rumours.

Mr Fish's quetioo r^p'ctiug the to funpti ,n of tl.f pre-emptive right by the Government over native lands is with a view to action on the Land Company a private bill. He at.d several other mem bers will prefer the resumption of the pre emptive right, and it is said Sir George Grey is will them. It is Relieved, ini*ct. that the question is put by Mr Fi;h_ at bir George Grey's suggestion. Wahanms petition has made a stir among the members on both sides of the House. The private billia not yet in. To-mono wis the fa 4 day far its presentation. It has not yet been circulated, nor are its contents known here. The Bill Deposited. The New Zealand Native Land Com pany's Bill was deposited to-day at the Private Bills Office. Mr Jiolleston and the Canterbury Railway Question A requUition signed by 230 electors of >yon (Mr nollestou's constituency) has bean sent to him asking him to carry out hi» former views on the Weat Coast rail way, and urging that the £180,030 allocated for the Northern extension be spent on the construction of the line west ward from Hurunui. The Animals Protection Act. Mr HaMLIN intends giving notice to-day to ask Governmsnt if they will amend the Animals Protection ■» ct, by abolishing the fees paid to Acclimatisation >ocieiie«, and legislating instead timt the gun license shall be levied on all owners of fjuns, the fees being handed to the local bodies. 'Xhe thermal Springs Act.—Peti tion from Jtotoma Natives. Bir GKO. Grky presented a petition from Bakenu Te Uinanga and 204 other uatives, complaining of the proclamation over Thermal Spring lands, stated at 600,000 acreß, and alleging that a new and unjust boundary had been made for their lands, and praying for redress. Peti tioners complain of the manner in which the Government had used their lands and caused their depreciation. The proclama tion extended over lands 40 miles from the Springs. Tney agreed to the Act suggested by ex-Jndge Fenton f r the purpose of protecting the springs, but that embraoed only 5,000 acre*; but they were not aware the law would so grievously affect them or cover so much land 'a* 600,000 acres. Petitioners state that Mr Bryce has refused to give information regarding moneys paid as advances ou lands, on the grounds that the persons who owned tho land knew about the moneys, and asiert they never knew who received these moneys, what lands were advanced upon, and what Government officers made advances. They state their willingness to sell tbq land if Government will agree to fix the price of forest laud at 6s per acte, and flat land at 7* per acre ; but if Government reduces the price to a_ mere nothing, they will conclude, "It is indeed a work of iujustice on the part of the Gj vernment." Abolition of the Native Depart ment. On dit that a motion will be moved to abolish the Native Department. Petition for Gratuity. The Petitions Committee repoit re Mrs Biohards petition for gratuity that she has redress under the Civil Service Act, which she has uot taken advantage of. Auckland Members and the ftotorua Hallway. It is probable that the projected meeting of Auckland members re the Kotoiua railway will not be held, Auckland Minis terialists being adverse to bringing pressure to bear on the Government, but prefer urging the company's views privately. Had Auckland acted in a body, tney Vould have been assisted by the whole Opposition, and Ministers would have been compelled to recede from the position taken np. Mr Dargaville is disgusted. Auckland University Threatened Mr Hur*th»use to-d»y save notice of the Auckland University Kepeal Bill.

FUNERAL OF THE LATE REV. JOHN HOBBS

Thk mortuary service and fancr.il of the late Rev John Hobbs was very largely at. tended this afternoon, The service in Pitt street Wesleyan Church was commenced at 2.30. Within 10 minutes of the hour of openiug, the church was f nl). The pulpit wds draped in deep mourning, and the c ffio, con-, tainlne the body of deceased, was placed m front of the reading desk, bearing wreahes of flownrs. The first part of the service was read impressively by Rev K. A. Reid, and the s»cond part by the Key. Dr Macdonald; a prayer waa offered by Key. W. J. Watkin. T&e hymns selected for the solemn oc casionn were the 100 th, "The God of Abraham," and Mr Hobb's favourite the 69th (Wesley.] At the close of the service Rev. J. Wallia delivered atoucning funeral address on the missionary labours; experi ences and eminently Christian character i f hi 3 late fellow.labourer, Mr Hobbs, giving an account of the difficnlties and dangers attending a missionary life in Mew Zealand, Mr Hobos gave himself heart and sonl to the work: of his Lord and Master, and he was marvellously successful. We noticed among the congregation, ministers of all the Protestant denominations of Christian people, and many an old settler Itood amid that vast assemblage of mourners with tearful eyes. As the coffin was borne towards the hearse, the "Dead March in Saul" was performed.

DUN GAOL INQUIRY.

(BY TILEGRAPH,— PKESB ASSOCIATION.)

DONEDIN, this day. THE Inquiry was continued yesterday, When a number of prisoners gave evidence. Charles Vickers, a respectable citizen, who had got Into trouble and then into gaol, raid that he was treated more like a dog than a human being by the warders. John Oarley, an old Tasmanian convict, deposed to being ill for a week and getting no special food daring that time. For five Weeks he had nothing but porridge to sap. pott him, He did not complain to the VUiting Justices because that would hive got him additional punishment. Other prisoners said they had been kfcked by warders, treated with violence by Mr Cald well, and compelled to sleep in wet underclothing. Mr Watt, R.M., one of the , Visiting Magistrates, also gave evidence at Boaie length as to tbe bad management of the •.fjsol. In 1876 he ceased visiting because he was dissatisfied, and he did not visit again until last year, when the Maori priaouers were tnere. The prisoner, Bernard Gray, then came to him with a complain t, but he referred him to the Colonial Secretary. Soon after that he got instructions from I the Minister of Justice to hold an inquiry into Gray's case; but he did not do so, because the Visiting Justices who had dealt with Gray objected to their action being reviewed. lv the coarse of the hearing, Mr Ssout re iterated his funner assertion tbat this in quiry was got up for the purpose of injuring Mr Caldwell.—Mr Curtis stated that so far as the Commissioners were aware, the in quiry originated in a return laid before Par uament at the end of last year, from which it appeared that extra punishment had been \ given in the Dunedin gaol. Mr Stout said he 1 was in a position to show that the return in ouestioD did not lead to this inquiry being field. The punishment was inflicted in a single instance by Mr Caldwell, and if the Visiting Justices had exceeded their daty or had acted wiong, that was not a matter, for Mr Caldwell. Mr Whiteford said that the Commissioners were there as a thoroughly Impartial body, not to try charges against Mr Caldwell, but to find oat and report to the Government if any abases existed in the gaol; and if so, to show what led to them, so that the Government might be able to take steps to cheek a repetition of such abuses. Mr Stout raid there was not the slightest doubt that the commis-ion was cot aimed at the management of the gaol. The inquiry is still proceeding to-day.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

I The monthly raeeiing of ihis brxiy wob bald je-terday afturuoon, there beiug [ prcsejt :—Messrs iUackcchnie (chairman), Tyler, I aishloy, and Key. C. M. Nelson. 1 COBRESPONDENCE.—Mr Koberts wrote asking permission to hold a class for deport- I nieatal dancing at the school. Kefased. —Mr D. F. Evans applied for the use of the Fonsonby Hall for dances. An application was also received from Mr J. G. Culpan for the use of the hall on Monday evenings for the purposes of an elementary sieging class, and a farther application was received from the Key. li. W. kuuciinau for its use on Friday even ing, July 6, for a Suuday-scboal lime-light entertainment. It was agreed to communi cate with tne tinstees on the subject of these applications, Messrs Mackechnie and Tyler being empowered to act upon their reply. Chemicals. — The Headmaiter wrote stating tnai the supply of chemicals was very low, and recommending the purchase of £25 worth, tie suggested thai a small charge should be imposed upon the pupils who lisa tbe chemicals for experimental purposes. -Mr Laishley opposed the sug gested charge. He thought boys should be tnconraged to experiment with the chemi cal- under proper supervision, rather than discouraged from doinp to.—un his motion, ilia Headmaster was authorised to obtain the chemicals enumeraied in his letter at the price mentioned, and it was resolved chat in view of the bo>s experimenting with the chemicali under proper supeivision, no charge should made. athletic Spokts.—a further letter was received from the tfeadmaster.announcing that the annual athletic sports were to be held on July 16th, and suggesting, if the Board intended to give a prize, it should bo named tho School (jup.—£lo was voted for the purpose, its disposition being left to the Sports Committee. Classical and English Mastership. —Mr William Wood, Durham House, North Miore, applied for the Classical and English Mastership about to be vacated by the Key. Thomas Thistle. It was resolved to advertise in the Mew Zealand and Aus tralian papers for applications, Mr Wood's to be considered at the fume time as tbe others. EXTENSION OF LEASE.—Mr W. Aitkon wrote enquiring if Mr Thomas Kusaell could obtain au extension of his lease in Symonds-street, which expires in 1895.— Referred to Property Committee. Appointment of CoMMrrrisitg.—lt wa3 agreed, upon tho motion of Mr Laishley, " That this Board recognise that although the Committees wure net re-arianged this year, such Committees should bo re appointed each year at the same meeting as that'at which the Board appoints the chair man." Report on Free ScholarsJtips, The Secretary read tbe report ot tho com mittee appointed to cimfer with the Head master upon the subject of Free Scholar ships, [-lnce this report was written the Committee stated that tbey bad seen Mr Whiraker's legal opinion, which altered the whole aspect cf the question.] Mr Wbitalter's opinion up'm the objects of the endowments as set ont in the Trust Deed was as follow*: — "In my opinion free education is confined to those who are students or scholars of the Aucklaud Col lege or School,and that the granting of free education to students or acholara of schools under the Education Act. 1877, whether primary or otherwise, in not authorised by the trust." Mr Tyler moved that the report should be ice ved,and the consideration of the whole subject deferred until the return of the other Governors from Wellington. The opinion given by tho Attorney-General full bore out his own cootention. it was clear trom a perusal of the Trust Deed,and from section 14 of tbo .Act, that tbe endowments were intended to provide scholar<hips or free tuition for scholars who were in atten dance at tho Grammar School, and not thcuo of any other institution. An a trustee he felt that to carry out this intention was his duty, and though tbe public rui^ht think otherwise, he did not care for public •pinion. He had not come there to seek popularity. If it were desired, however, to seek legislative authority for granting fr.iu tuition to the scholars nomi nated by the Board of Education, he would willingly assent. The subject was a very important one, not only to that Board, but also to the Board of Education, and there fore its consideration Bbould be deferred for a full meeting. With that object ho pro posed his motion. Mr Laishley said that, as one of the re presentatives of the primary school*, he felt that be would bo recreant to the trust reposed in him if he remained silent on that occasion. He would therefore britfly state the conclusions h« had arrived at from the data available, and would then conclude by making a motion on the subject. The data were :—(1) The deed of trnst con ferring the endowments; (2) The Auckland College and Grammar School Act of 1877, sad especially section 17 ; (3) Tbe opinion jost received from Mr Whitaker. So far as the deed of trust was concerned, it was simply the carrying out of a grant hy the people of the city of a portion of their property for the purposes ot national c ducatioD, /. c, for the be tter education of their children. Surely they could not think that the people would have been inclined not only to deliberately establish, but to richly endow a select class—the rich and power ful—in their midst. That would be a pro position opposed to all our legislatfon bere and, moreover, was one which was dis tiuctly discountenanced by the Deed of Trust. Its terms w»re bro»d-minded and liberal, viz,, "That persons of all classes or ract-a who may inhabit the colony, are to be in all respects equally admitted at such college or schools," showing that it wag the people, as a whole, without distinction as tp condition, who were to be benetitted by the trust. Coa. sequently, the Grammar School ►bould not be seemed or made by them a select school for tbe rich, but primarily a nursury for the most deserving scholars from our national primary schools. And that its whole management and regime of study should be made subservient to the interests of the primary schools. The whole history of the Grammar School confirmed him in that view. It was originally worked by the Board of Education as a part of national edncation under (he same deed of tru-tt, and was then freely recognised as an ad vanced school. And, further, the Auckland College and Grammar School Act, 1877, oxpressly provided that the Board of education should send three represen tatives to that Board, and indeed the majority of the Board of Governors were elected by the peopie. Then, again, when the Grammar School was placed under the control of this Board by virtue cf the 1877 AC, the Ad conferred no fresh limits, but simply confirmed the very trusts under which tbe Board of Education had previously acted. The Attorney-Goneral's opinion only went in the direction of Ehewing that they conld not vote the free tuition until alter a boy had joined the College. In other words, it tuition, not the fact of granting it, only affected the mode of granting the free Nothing could b« simpler than for the boy to be sent to the College, and then at the next subsequent meeting of the Board for hi* rree tuition to be voted. Where there was a will there was a way, and if they desired to carry ont what he conceived to be the clear •■pint of tLe tru-t they would have uo difficulty in finding means to comply with its letter. He there fore gave notice that he would move when the subject c*me up for consideration : - (1) "That this Board recognise that the utmost facilities should be given to scholars from the Training _ Schools —who have gained scholarships— to obtain free tuition at the College." (2) "That in order to prevent any Question as to the mode of granting such ree tuition, an intimation be sent to tha Board of Education- that in consequence of an opinion received from the non. the Attorney-General, it will be necessary, in future, that a request be sent with each scholar, coming from the primary school?, that he be granted free tuition at the College, during the term of his scholarship." Mr Laishley said fur. ther, that he had been surprised to hear it stated that the admission ot the boys from tbe primary schools had been detrimental to the interests of the college, for the Inspector of Schools had assured him that they bad ever been its most dis» tinguished pupils. The Key C, M, Nelson said that the in formation given by the committee in their report was most trustworthy. They Lad had five meetings, and had investigated the whole matter with the greatest care. Colonel Haultain W3S very strongly of tho opinion ot tbe Attortey-Genera], with re gard to the correct interpretation of the Trust Deed, and he believed that the Mayor now took the same vie« of the case. It seemed to him that the difficulty could be removed if the boys from the primary schoo's were sent to the College at au earlier age than at preterit. The Ch irmsn did not sea that Mr Whitaker could have given his opinion in any othir terms than tbo»e which he bad adopted. He followed the exact words of

the Trust Deed, and said that unless the ' students were scholars of the college they ; were not entitled to receive free minoii. j That technical difficulty it stemed ! io km could be got overbv ii»t enteing the lads nominated by the Board of Educa tion as students of the College, when there conld be no reason for refusing the desired free tuition. He thought that a new Boird, such a3 they were, should be chary of altering arrangements made by their predeces-ors, who numbered amongst tdem no less than five legal gentlemen, \h., Sir G. M. O'Korke, Messrs Fenton, Brookfield, E. Hesketb, and Tole. He concurred generally with Mr Laishley's views. Mr Tyler considered that the method of getting over the difficulty suggested by the Chairman, was a subterfuge. Mr Laishley was indisposed to postpone the subject till the members returned frrirn Wellington, preferring that a special meet ing should be convened for its consideration, but ultimately the motion passed, The Board then rose.

TELEGRAMS.

FBOM OTJB OW* COBBMPOKDEMT.)

COROMANDEL, Tuesday,

In the caas of Havcll v. McQee and Kodgers, claim £40, valub of a hoi so sold, Mr James Kussell appeared for Kodgers, and Mr Brasscy for Havell, Judgment for plaintiff with costs. CamßriiUGE, this day. j Tho Land Court will adjourn to-morrow. for thr*e months pro forvia, A large Dumber of culverts, bridge* ap-! proaches, &c, hive been washed uw«y by the recent heavy rains. £200 were (pent recently iv improving the drainago of our town, bat when the first heavy tain came one portion of the work, representing £100, hum been washed away, while the other portion has proved completely useless. A somewhat serious difficulty has arisen regarding the paying of liceuaing fees and Issuing of license* in the town of Cam bridge, The Clerk of the Waikato County Counc 1, who received the money and issued the certificates, has received a letter from the.Cambridgo Town Board informing him that hii action in doing so is i legal, and th«t if he does not imtnedialy hand over the money legal proceedings will be instituted against hiw. Id the meantime, I learn that tho local hotel keepers intend repaying the licensing f»os to the Town Board so as to make sure ot their licenses.

A new papor, called the " Waikato Gazette,'' was issued her* for the first time this morning,

(PKR PBESS ASSOCIATION.)

CHRISTCUUKOH, Tuesday,

At a moeting of tbo Licensed Victuallers' Association last night, the ca«e of H. ici, whose ltocnsu for the hotel at Woodend bad been taken away on the ground that the hotel *as not required, was considered, and a subscription was organised to a«nist him in applying to the Supreme Court for a mandamus. Steps were also taken to en deavour to obtain enveral amendments to the Licunting Act. A alight shock of earthquake was ex perienced in some parts of Canterbury jut befo-e midnight on Sunday. At an influentially-attended meeting yca'crday, a committee was appointed to consider the advisability of establishing a hydraulic power company in Christchurch. DUNiiDIN, this day, Mr Carew to-day decided, in the cas» ot MaitUml and James Smith, that thero was no dispute before the Land Board, which was tho'efotc not empowered to summon witnesses. The case was dis missed, and Mr Hagsitt asked Mr Carew to s'a'e a ca'e for the Supremo Court. At an adjourned meeting of the Central Licencing Court, the Committee refused to reopen tbe cases ot the railway refreshment rooms and the Australian Hotel. They declined aluo to express an opinion as to whether they could consider the application at tbe quarterly meeting.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(Received June 27th, 2.10 p.m )

LAUNCH OF A VICTORIAN GUN« BOAT. LONDON, June 25. The largest of the gunboats which are being built for the Victorian Government was launched yesterday in the presence of Mr Murray Smith, Agent-General for Victoria, aod Colonel Scratchley. Miss Smith christened her the Victoria. THE CAT.«STKOPbK IN ITALY KEPORTKD LOSS OF FIFTY LIVBS. A theatre nt Deriro, Italy, has been de nt oyed by fire. Fifty persona were killed.

THE £250,000 LOAN.

(To the Editor.)

Sib,—Uonncillor Devore deserves the thanks of tbe community for his common sense and retard for the interests of the city of Auckland in opposing the hasty de termination of those C mncil'ora who would caddie the people with a burden which they are unable to bear. Thanks are also due to you for warmly supporting him, and en deavouring to prevent the imposition of a debt which means a riae in city rates from Did to 2s 3J<l in the £. Truly tome of our Councillor* are very solicitous m dqcidin/ that "tbe total rates leviable in the city shall not exceed 2s 3Jd in the £," or the ratepayers migut have tbe felicity of paving 19s 9£d in the £. Now, while Ido not pro [ less co be an experienced politician, yet it appears plain even to me that to make tho citizens of Auckland pay the Interest on £250,000 for something like fifty years, would be an unwarrantable, unprobtale, and insane action. That interest would; amount, at five per cent, per annum (the percentage proposed), to no lo«a than £12,500 a year; to say nothing of paying off the debt ittelf. Bather than have this incubm on their shoulders, It would be preferable, in my humble opinion, to let thinggjremain as they are, and wait till the way i* clear to undertake the desired works without involving the citizens insnch heavy taxation as would be sure to resnlt from the acceptance of tbe pro posal. The item of £150,000 for drainage and formationalsoseeras tome to be extravagant, However, I am glad, although not enjoying the great privileges (?) of living in the city, that the matter is to be decided by those who should determine such an important undertaking—tho people) and it is to bs hoped that they will oppose It.—Yours, Anti-Loan.

LATE SHIPPING.

BABQUK SiaN*LLBD,

A barque ontslde Tlrltlri was signalled late thts afternoon. Bbc will prohnblj prove tho India from tho Islands. The Gianoe, from Lon don, Is dow 73 days oat.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY," JtJNE 27-



AUCKJUAND SHARKMARKJiX. June Z?, 188?, Bank of N.Z—Buyers, ea 5e j bo lere, £22 10a National (tenk-Seu-rs. £313 i Co.o. i»; B»nk—-tilers. 47< Auckland'<aa-fo lotij £3 12j 6d Xhames ae—tellers. 30h Union Sssh and Co. Daor-^e'lers, £315a S.Z. Losn and Jl^rcunille—Fe'lerp, £5 194 Meroary Bay Co.—Sellers, Us 8(1 Aooident—Buyers. fl> 0d Qa«r of Bs*uty-2ie, 20d, 2le 9d; buyers. 20a Ed; Bsllera, «2« Deep L«vel Croaa-4s ~,..,, Bright cimUe-ls 101 Pr.nw Imperial-48s. 17s. ita New 'Sorby-Sellers Ib9<l New Manukau— buyer?, 2j 3d JOSSPa NEWMAN, Chairman.



j Tho tenders received to erect the two I eight-roomed villa residences for J. W. | icharda and Co. are as follow :—J, E. ' Morris, £1,594 j Keves Bros., £1,300; J. Dines, £1,200; Maunder and Bastoek, £1,188; Carter, £1,184; Bmith, £1,176! Bnughton and Son, £1,160; Mathewson and Pollard, £1,147; Millson (accepted), £1,139 ; Bice Bros., £1,090; Allsop, £940 ; J. Wbitlock, £557; J. Harts (informal). It is indispensable, The Auckland Directory, now on sale by all stationers. Price, 6e. Half Price—Brussels Carpet Patterns for Bad side and Hearth Rugs.—Wo hare just received a large lot of Manufacturer's patterns. beautifnl designs, and are soiling them at half price to clear quickly.-Garllck and Cranwoll, House Furnishers, Qaeen-Btreet.-[Advt.J NOTICE OF REMOVAL. PJ.- F. MACINTYRBS AND CO. (IHK AUSTRALIAN VINKGROWBRB COMPANT) beg elnoerely to thank thepubllo for the patron age they hava received sinca commencing business In Auckland, and wish to make known tbat they bsva Kkmovkd to more oommo dloui oremlieii InSHORTLAND BTKBKT, next Winks and Hal1, and opposite the Anokland Club, whsre. In addition to the Anetralisn Wine Business they will carry on the business of General wine and spirit Merohanis In con sequenoe of J. F. M&cintyro having taken ha broOier (Mr Ales'nder Maalntjye) Into partner shlD the business will in futnre ba carried on under the style or firm of Masintjre Brothers and i 0-. and tn«y hope to continue to receive tno oafbnage hltnoro bestowed, MACI*TYRK BKOiaKKrt AND GO. will imoort direct from tha BEST Dt^TILLKKa at Homo, and from FIKBr-CLABB BQTTLKRB OF MALT UQUOR9. whloh will enable them to enpply the Best Brands of Wines. Sr irlts. Mall Liquors, &o. a» moderate prices, i hey will al»o keep on hand the oa!ebrau<d HelidonHp Water. Tcey p»rtlcalarly wish to o«,l the attention of the publlo «o the fsot that the An«tr»il»n Wines have o*nled off many sold Mrdaw at the Bordranx Bxhlbltlon, as also at Pyoney, Melbourne. »td Adoi»d». Some of lhain. suon as Port, Hhlnui, C lire* (No*. 1 and 3t', md' Verdel ho. Me specially re commended for medloal purpose*. The public may »t all times tely on fi. ding a ohoioe telso ; lion of these unsurpassed Wlno» In Stock. Price Llat on application.



Jbost and Found. LOST.nearCollege HIH, Puper addressed "P. Viug ,«n, Poot-iffl' c. — Leave same at Ka^y'a V.n«lo Warehouse. MueO:-»ueet. LO1 T, lust night, near Queou-strmt, tha front part of a Silver Locket, In the sliapo : of a Buckle.-5a reward will be paid on return. Ing same to Star Office ■ OST, a black or dark-brown Horse, •*_£ about IS hands high, branded ™ on sear shoulder, tall out square by hooks. £1 reward.— Apply to Jno. Gordon, Otahuhu. LOST or Stolen, from Mr Pulford's rest. dance Ir. Uverpool-stroft on Taesdiy last, a Fox Terrier Dor Pap, sued fire months. An>oae retaining the same after thle notloa wili be proaeontao.—O. A. Htubbg. LCKiT, on Wednesday night, in Uobson atreut. an ladlarabber Com Cover.—Jinder will be rewa'drd on retaining U to Jl. KUlott, Lower Albert-ttre^t. lenders, j JTM OKITIKA HARBOUK BOARD. CONSTRUCTION OF TRAINING WALL, CoNTitAOT NO. 2, HOEITIICA UAItBOUH WORKS. No B»Udfactory tender having beea rewired. > FKRBH TK■DKrtb are Invited to be lent In to tMa offloe op to noon on TUKHUiY, the >7th ■ July next, (or the Comtruitlon of tha Month Training »allot the abovena^ed works. They must uo marled " lender for Harbour vvorks ■ on the outside of enreiope. and must be ad dressed to the Chairman. Plans and Buocillomiona may bo Been at this office and at the otOce if toe Harbour Hoards at Dun. dlo, Auokluid, and Lj itelton Each tender muit oa snot In wits properly flliod In B hedda on printed forma, which wIU bo luppilol on application. a deposit ot One Hundred Pounds 'filUOl, either In o-eh or marked cheque, muat a<xvmi pany each tender, i ho lowest or any tender not necessarily aooepted. Telegraphto tendtn, similarly addretaed and reirked, will be reoalved. If presented at any Telegraphic Offioe by soon ot the Bamedat), provided thin written tenders In due form are lodged at tee oflloea above-mentioned by the same hour. By order. HKNRY HARVKY. Secretary, Harbnur Hoard Oflloe, Hokitlka. Mlh June. 1883. rg\O 0 iKTBKS.— Tenders . wanted for B Scoria Asb and Stones for Concrete Build- Ings In Wolio iley-atrnot. Tenders to be delivered oa ibe'sround up till 1 o'olojte on FBIUAT, the 13th lnßt. THO3. OJIiXBBOOK, Ooniraotor, Sporting. CMX CONSULTATION. JUtLBOUKME CUP, 1833. *2000.-T/okatJ. flleaoh. Vint Hnia). £900 I Booanu Hone, MOO; J'nlrd Hor«B.«200: itarteri ;dlndea), *JW); Nu»-*tarters (dlTldod), fiHOO. Add exchange to oheauea and kaoloM ttamui tor reply and result. Apulioatloni to buad- Iretsed to " tame," Box !UU, Hoat-t-ffloo. Auok la»a : or oare at V. *mlße, Newton llatiia and Ilaoro&uon itooais. Plu-stceet. Borough Moticea. HUKOUGII OF PAKNBLL. olobinq oir r -lcow and tilukv. BIKKKT.', AND UIBRaLTAK ORBS o«Nr. Notice li hereby given that the aboro Htronta vo oloaed far Vehicle I'mlflo during fciu pro «r*ot Drainage Work B . BR4¥NoLDB Town Oldrk, Jane 47,1883. Business Notices. T lON E L PHILLIP B, WINS AND SPIRIT MKRCHANT, Btas opened In the ainie Premi<ea as ocouci.d by him Blx (6) Tears ago, and will bo glad to ai o all old Friends and Co* torn era. MONBL PHILT.IPB. "FtrOTICE OF JKKMOVAL. MABB"Y AND CO., T.ILOBS, teg to Inform their friends and otulomen that ihry hara IUMOV«D VHOtl QRBY-STBSBT Jo more Central Promises In VIOTOKU-BTKBUT Two doors below ueian UoUaod and Butter's), Where they trust to meet with a oonilnuaaoo of put fovaon. BNOLISH ARD COLONIAL TWKKDn IN STOCK AND TO ABBITB. All Tweeds thoroughly abraak. Beat work nanthlp, asd moderate ohargoa. Cuatomera >wn material undo np. Not* the adlreaa vi«/roKiA-BTR*nrr (Two doors bolo* Holland and Butier's). tf A3B BY AND CO., TAILORB. TO YOUNG MEN FDRNISHING.— Walnut rfuUoß, upholstered in maraos md gr «v lep. mad* »xpr««ly (or smalt rooms; i'»o. Ch»>ts ot i rawera ot kicg and Botntlfui llmtlnd Kauri -t ioiuaricab.'y low prlooa for J-80.-W N()'-Ki», roralluro Manutautursr, »p of Bhortlani »treet J^TuTICE F KIMOVAI iMR R. T. DUFAUR, Solicitor, has Removed \o Queen-street, between tho "Herald" Pub ishlDK Oflloo and the Bank of Australasia., immediately above the rooms of Mr D. 1. i-vana. I/unl and Ketnto Agent. I OUIHaCHE (JUKIt ■ lrutantaneous 1 Kellef, UUONT MAiVJt la boiiie.—aHAK UAND fc UP. (opposite Poavoffloe) Drapery etc RBAD TBIB TWICK.-lVearly Ormt Fire in Karangthaps Koad, — B\hGAli»Bl — BOBKH.T MAB jN, Newt ift, h»a boutht a r>t «k from the Fmmnino at a 100 per cem. dlrtrmnt. Tnia Stock of I aad few Wo> £ will bo Riven away. Men's Shirts, at i,B, wortn 19/11; Mnn's Twi-n nif, U/8, worth a few tionn4a, Mko Reductions In all Do dartmsnn. /Iteration of prloe- medita ted. Factl Job Lot of Man's Twend Trousare. 6/9, worth the money- Faotl Boys' Overooaia, 18/6; Youths', 15/. TINENS "I INENSII IRISH LINBNB ! UANU^ACTDRKR'S LENGTH 8, YARD Wide, good and One, from la Od the jard LAKHS' HBM-BTITOHBD AND KMUKOI- D-KEO HANUKBBCHIBFS, beautiful designs, BJd _&ROR SIZ« FINK UNBN HANOEBB CHIBFd. Sd BOUOHT CnBAP AND SOLD CHEAP. msricr and judob fou yodesblves. T. B. EOB3ON. MELBOURNE HOI SE, PONSONBY, J« ' AND W • W ILLIAMS, IMPOKTKH3 OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND FANCY GO' 'DS, BOTH BIDSB EARANGA H2FK ROAD, N X W T ON; And AT WHANGAROA NORTH. TALKTHRB. rTIALx-THIC. rpALET-SRS. We hay« jnHt received, ex vlj&e, _. BBOOND pIIIHMKVT OF THBBB OBLB BRATKD PAT*NT V»NTIIjA.TKD WATfCBPBOOF CuATS^ Made from Jfc*jo Tweedr, fn Canton, Caah 10HS and other makes. Any ot tbOiOtMs/e oan be seen at our Branoh Store, Whaoflttcna- fond else round waist and length. Prfoetflrem 80s to 80s, Bee what the Field says respecting these Goods:—"I have tried your Ventilating Cost well In the oourring field, and oonelder It a Breat rnocess. It Is icon comfortable to walk in, and turns any quantity of ralo.—Yonrs very faithfully,* •••••• IROBIH HOOD)-MESBBS Cooper. Box and Oo," A New Process (just discovered) prevents the rubber hardening and destroys all smell of upttuk A Job Lot of HONEYCOMB QUILTS just to hand, ten quarter, from in G4 to 153 61, We have always on hand a SHOW OF HOSIERY, BHIRTB, HATS, TIES. BRACES, BELTS, COLLARS, SCO., &C For Prloe, Style, Variety; and Good Value, Second to None in Newton. NORTHERN OMNIBUS COMPASY, WMITKD. TIME TABLE ON AND AFTER JULY 2np, 1883. AUCKLAND AMD NEW LYNN, DAILY. Leave New Lynn. Leave Union Bank. 7.10 a.m. 9.15 a.m. 815 a.m. 13.0 noon 11.0 a.m. 10 p.m. 115 p.m. 6.0 p.m. SATURDAY. Leave New Lynn. Lbate Union Bank. 7.40 a.m. *10.0 a.m. 8.15 am. 1.0 pm. •11.0 a.m. 2.0 p.m. 1.15 p.m. 10.0 p.m. 8.15 p.m. 11.0 p.m. •For Mount Albert only, ret_mln(j from thenoe.



• Wanted \\T ANTED, tha nowa to spread about I* ihu grand ohoap -Ywih 1.01 of Mou'a and W iinaaV Anofclvrt-uin- c liuot-i itt Uamplor'a Huot thoy, Viotoria attret. WAN I'Kl), by a steady Single Man, a nUuatlO" la a Storu or amongst horses. Apply JN, Pout-office, Avondale. V*/ANT£u, two Pit Sawyers—Apply TT to H. W. h eath,ishortlacd-Btreet. WAJVTEU, good Painter and Paper, hanger, tit once.—Masonic Hotel, North Shore. WANTED, Billiard-marker, Second Cook, first-class Hotel: also Honsemald. General Servant 16s, same 14a; also, (or Core miimlol, Walkato, Bomoay. — Mra Klamore'a Rogistry-. -TINTED, a First-class Pitman for tha t » Kamo Colliery.—Apply at the office; 11, Queen-street. yki AIVTKD, a Clerk for a country store ; * none but a competent hand need apply to M., Star office, Auckland. WANf iiD, a Bteady Man for a milk run. — a. Matthews, Belfast Da'ry, Victoria-street. \fo ANxKD, a First-class Barman and \r BOD d Waite1 at once, for olty hotslj also, Hotel Genera's.— Armstrong ai.d 00..'a Labour Bxohaiigo. 177. Qncen-3trcor. IirANTED, a steady active Man to * * drive a te»m of horses.—Apply at worttr, 0 x'a rices.—WarnocS Bros. \\ ANTEDJTby a respectable Married V? Couple (Man Firstclass Cook. Wife Kitchonraaid or Waltroßs),a Situation.-Addreaß R.3.W., Stak office. it; A> iED, by a Young Man, a Situs •* tlon ia any oapaoltj ; nnaerstani'l Btomko-plru and timber measuring.—Apply v, bTAB OIIICO, WANTED, a strong Butcher Boy for tiio Norm »hore New Batohtry. next MrO Mays'- ffT^QT,—:.. H"*"""»- "*?' 'WV **,Ai\ljai), a smart Me.nugo liuy.— T t J. Levy. 211. Qatengmet. WANXtCD, Boys to *-e)l "Üb»erver." — Apply Office, Friday morning, 8 i'olook. , WANTjEI>, a respectable Lad to ride for orders.—George Herbert, Naplor- Itrtet. WANTED, the Address of Mr Har. oon. t residing bafo'e Christmas near Holding, v*elllngion Province.—»ddre s, a.3,, Post-offlce. Manga wa»re, Northern Walroa. WAATft'D, Pupils, by Mr Jonson (Shorthand Teacher at the College). Shorthand taught In three months. Address: Karangahapo Road. W1 ANXill), two Boarders ; iespecUulo mo»,-Mrs Power. Parnell. opposita Tounoll Chamber. \\j AJMTED, a Plainly Furnished Kooni, v* or HiiiuinUhed, near Moohanloallay .— iflrtreag Bao^eio-, "T«n' fflo». ki ANI'JSD, for a Youug Gentleman^ * » rioarrt and Rmloenoe In a urlviito loate, or where mere are ooiy a few boarders Eept.—Add roan AB, atAa office. Vl/ANT*!), by Two Single Gentlemen, ' » two bedrooms and a Bitting-room, with )rirato board, within half-a-m le of top of Upper Juern-Htreot.—Address, Btating terma, to Sigma, JTAR OfiloO, tt ANTlil), a clean Young Girl to nurse " a baby ; a!»o, a Message Boy.—Apply to H>» wilmnm, V'<no Unreet. O,'ANTED, atidi Girl .bout 14.—M.s Payne, Confootloner. Victoria Btreet. 1 Ik AN'KU, a r.erpectdDlr Young wirl ** to mind children.—\pply Mrs Parry, Carangabape Road (oppuaito Howe-street), How ton. U' ANTED, a General Servant; refer* i-ucra required. — Apply Mra Bassott, Jralcel Road, Romuor*. %»/n^^ED l a Good General Servant} t • must have Toferences,—Apply to Mrs X Oouk, Reclamation, foot of Nelion-ptreet.^ WANT"I>, a Gnod General Servant — Apply at Kamo Colliery Offlco, U Jneon-street. VV^A^TkD, by a respectabls Klderly V r Woman, a tltuitlon na Uouaekeeoer or >Mieral Servant in a amah family.—a, M., diui Mot. WANTED, a strong Woman as Laun dr*'«; max have croud references. — tpply Sttr Hutsl, between 10 and 12, WAN TKD, f endem for bnlldinj? 2 brick Chimnej-8.-Apply Chas. Woolgar, Brd louse from Area Hill Hotel. IV'ANiKi', *rnderx for Eroction of * ' Coltaua at J«m'fl street, Ponaonby. r'lina and »i> •rvflcmtiona can be Benn at tho >fflo«OtD. Golale, Albert-ttrcei, up till 4 pm. if July Itti. when Tenderg wll be oloeed. UANTfD Known —K. H. Percy's Mnffins are to be had of Wright's, Dallen's, and MoKwan's, Queen-atraet, and at its aid cst&blifihment, Wukefleld-utruet, also ilsjoew iwtabliiihment, Grey-Btreet ANTKD~~BiEKN^-~ The Cups and Bauoara, id: Soap Flttea. iii; Dinner Plates (Urge alee), Jjd; do do (small else). 3}d; it Damplar'a Soillpg ufl. Hobßon-fltreet. ANIKD KJSOWN-Ladle»" Outdoor Shoe*, if; Ladles' High heel Black Eld Dancing or Kvnotng Bboet, U Od ; at JUarnplur'a boot anop, VlcorU-itree*. %1/ANTKD KiNOWN-2,000 yards of T? Satin Drcaa 3tnff from Sid per yard; former prloe Is Id.—J. Coagravo and Co. (late Unabury. V\, ANIKD KNOVVr«, that the Jane » part of Younjf Ladlea' Journal la now DC Sale at Lennox's (late Wayto'sl. Vft/ANTW) KNUWi>—Three Pairs for ' ' iiuuiiu^ kj tha .-ody who dove not think Ihn Freeh Lot of ladies' H|*h-le« Blgh-nrel Kid i.mt n noo!a«i7flO'! a bargain | at U«mptere Uoot Unop, Viotorla-alreet. ANTED~KNOWN. that all the dif feront makes of Calicoes, including Crowdson's and Horrooks's, can be hud at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s (latu Linaburyl. \\i ANTK.D to SELL, Beßt Canterbury * Potatoes, 201b a la, or is Bd por owt.. delivered In town. Quality unoqualled. Selected by invoolf In Canterbury, On hand, 1200 sacks, —Wlulam Marahall, Auckland Market. WANTED to *-ell, a Partnership in pajlog bnrlnew: also Allotments anil O ott'K'a In imuurbo ; east terms.—Armetroog and Co.. KBtato Agenit. 117, Qn»eD-alre«t. vA ANTKD, Jo ;DeH, a good Bread ~* Trvlo. wlih Horte and Car*.: good reasons given for gelling.—Apply >tib Offlo^. WAM'KD TO SELL, a good Sausage Machine (cheap); 17 inch block.— Apply R, Hutchlnton. Victoria street. WANT* H to Js»y, Canaries and Gold floobea In any quai.ticj,— i.-a»eaddress to " Blrfl ' at -tak Omoe, » hero to be aeen. 44/ At*'lKU, to tiuy, Lcft-ofi Clotning of Vf every description, for cash. Parties waltod on. P.S.—Wanted Known—For Hire, Trap and Saddlo Horses.—Apply Thou Hill, Clothier and Draper, Parntfi. \» ANTED to Let, one or two rooms, ** with or without fumltore and use of kitchen, in a quiet respectable family.—Apply Btak Office. I*/ANTEIFSEEN-Oilcloth, a yd wide, TT Is 6d i Tho Mn(n,lJd, 3d. and id : Jnw. 61 to 2s; Meat Dlshea, 100 i PncdJng lisalnß, 7d i at Uamplwr's 3eUlng Ofl, Hobeonnitreet. WANTED KNi AVN—That Ladles can h<vs » Beautifully Xmbroldered and lleni-itit^hcd Handkerchief for Bid, at Kobaon's M»loonrne Honte. Pon»onby. W ANTEU the Ladies to Know that jMiinra and Mlllldan, Hobeon-itreet, have seoared the services ot a llrst ohns Mil liner, and are now (reDared to anpplT millinery In all lt» branohoi on the ahorteal motice. »•/ ANTED KNOWN—That any one • * desirous ot erjoylnn a Good Uume of Billiards has only m call at tha UJobe Hotel, Waseflald Bireo>, Where One ol Aloook'B Prlss Tublea l» ket t, ____^ \A Ai'«TEu KNOWN-Tea Tiays, Is V' and 1» 3d; Small Trays, i& ; Preity Tea Cannlstnre, 01 nnl lid; at Linmpler'a bulling O(T. H.ib-nn-cfeet. .ANTn' X ; VVN, 100 D;zec of White Turkish Towels are selling now Od cch, a'. J. Coegrave and Co.'s. lato linabury 'vjk' ANTKD KNnWrt—Cheap Mat"- V* traaaw, Che»p P»Uia>sea. Ch*ap Bed i>tea<l>, Cbenp Soraa. and Cretonoo Cuuliludb.— 810, Qie<nS'ieet. \«. ANTKD KNOW N.—Bagatelle •* Boards.—Shipment just to hand ox Lock Ken, with real Ivory Balls, all sizes and reliablo make. Alec, Table Croquet, Race Gamns, Writing Desks, Work Boxos, &o.—Chae. Kelsoy and Co., two doors below Alorrlna. Ironmongers. WANI.BD S»EN — Iron aancopans t Vt (tin lined), U 3d; Knamellel do, 2ai Iron Kettles. 2s 6d; Boilers, 8s 3d; at Dampler'a Felllnj; l ff. Uobion-etreet, W, AN iED KN-WN, 1,000 yards of v v Black ana Colomed Velveteens, at Is Sd per yatd. former price <B>—J, Cosgravo and Qo w late Liaabnry. WANTED Known (in consequence of the old premises being about to come flown), that tho business formerly carried on by Mr G. C. Piggott Watchmaker and Jewollor, has been Removed to the third shop above tha Albert-street corner Victoria-street. ANTKD KNOWfI -Three Pairs far nothing to the Lady who does not think the Ladies' High-leg High-heel Prunella Roots for 6s 6d a bargain ; at Damplefu Boot Shop, Vlotorla-streei, WANTED SEEN—Tea Bottles, 6d; Meat Tins, Is; Dust Pans, Is; Floor Dredgers, id; Tire Shovels. 6d; at Dampler's Belling Off, Hobson-street. WANTED KNOWN, 5,000 yards of Bhw?ed Satin Ribbons, wide width, ro dnoed to 31 per yd., former price Is 61 par yd.— J. Coagrave and Co.'a. late Llnabnrj'e. WANTbD KNOWN—Three Pairs for nothing to the Uentleman who d,oea not think my *resh Lot of Uenta' Kual Hand-Bewn Klasilß-Blde Boots fur IQ3 a bars om; at Dampier/s Boot ghop. Viotoria-street. WANTED KNOWN-Hollowayg C'Oirlx i? Sale opens to-night! 3s In U;u £ Discount!! 3a in too ig p.ioonntUJ AN! Ep*'BEEN-Tbe China Dolls at Id; Wax Dolls, id ; grand line of Money Boxes (with lock and key), id; at Dampicr'n Selling Off, Hobaqn.Bfa-eei. %*, AMI El) SEH^—Foot Baths, 3s Qd ; VT blap Palis, 2a Bd; Baocets, Is 3d; Waehhann Basils. 1b; Qippers, Is; at Dam plor'a Belling Off, Uobaon-Btreet "v A>TED s«EiN.—Chamber Sets, 9e »♦ Bd; Yeltow Pie Dishes 4d; Basion, 3d i i Vegetable Dlehea. Is 'ia : fijo., fco., at Dampier'D i yoll'lncr I .it HobCon-BtraO I. t ANTED KNi»\VN, that yon can I ** have the largest Wool Blankets at 13s Oa per pair at J. Coagrave and Co.'s., late Itina qury.



Wanted. WANTKD KNOWN - 6000 yards ol '■'nperior FlaDnol. all Wool. lOjd por yd, former price la 2d,—J. (Josgravo and Co., late Linabury. %*/■ ANTED to Sell, the~Stock and ▼ ~ Hood-will of a Small Grocery and Fiultery Bns'nesa In town, doing a large trade. —For partlonlura apply Stjß Office. V\, ANXEU KNOWN — I have just » » received, ez Manapanrl, fresh ship roent Canterbury Heed Potatoes and well harvested Onion*; also, ez Penguin, FIJI Yarns. — X. S. Usyiea, Custom-street. ANTED.—The May Numbers of tbo Young Ladies' Journal, and the April Numbers of the London Journal and Family Herald, have arrived; below the usual price; at i ampier*a Hobson-streei Shop. WANTEDKnOWN, that 600 Quilted Black Alpaooa p klrti onn b» proouteu at 3) lid, former price 7s Ed.—J. Coßgrave and Co,, late Llnabniy. tjE7 ANTED SEEN, tha grand line of Yl Oonta' Warm Hotel Slippers at 2»; blbo, l-adlos High-heel Prunella Boots, with too oarb 5s Bd.—At .uampiei's Boot Shop, Vlotorla- Btraet WANTED KNOWN-That 1 am pre pared to porohase Household Furniture and other effeots on the premise* on the aborteet notice, in town or country.— * pplf personally or by letter, to Jamas Rao. Oarby-gUeet. Vl/ANTJID KNOWN—UHEAP TIM. * dkh 1 Cheap Timber 1 And all other kinds of Building Materials, oan be purchased oheaper and better than anywnere else at the Yards of D. Goldik, Albert-street. WANTED KNOWN-That all Work, ing Men can save their money by call ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant All meals Bd. Board and Lodging. 15a per week.—Hobei Murdoch:, Proprietor. Note tho address, near opposite the Waitomata, and close to the Doc ANTED, Posts and Rails of heart wool. Poets—7 feet Bx3 inches oC kturi, matai, totara, tltree. bUok bltoh, or purlri, Kblib—9 feet S z2J Inches of rimu, titreo, kanri, matai, totara, blooic blroh, or rata. Delivered on board cutters on Kaal Coast, or landed r-.t Hikutala, Tnamos Klver, and Kero pae, Piatto River.—Hunt & White, Contractor!, June 2nd, 1883. WANTED KNOWN —I will Rive 3 Pairs of the following for Nothing to thOM> who do not think them Bargains :—L&dlo*' High-heel white MarscU Boots U the pair; Ladles' Hlgh-hed White Kid Hoou, Is 01 ant 2a Bd. »t Dampler's Bcot Shop, Victoria atreet. WANTKD KNOWN, that all widths in Flnlay'a Shoetlngs, plain and twilled, are kept at J. Cosgravo and Co.'s., late Llna bory. V* ANTED, Duyers of Silver Jewellery ' ' to know that Charles Keteey and Co. make this department a Speciality by keeping a large assortment and confining themselves en tirely to real Silvor.—Charles ICelaoy and Co.. two doors below Morrlng, Ironmonger. . WANTED, BuyersfoFFinVlrish Linen, yard wide, at v Ud the y»rd; all In Manufacturers' Length*; bought oheap, atd sailing oheap: inspect and Judge for yonraelt, at Kotoon'n Melbourne Kncge. Pons«pby. W ANTED K.\OWN-3sintbe£His. » * count at Holloway's (bearing Sale, 217, Qaoir-8 reet. W-N>i£D KNOWN, that 100 Pown of Connterpanos, White and Coloured, nine-quarter to twelvo-qnarter, can be procured at J. Coagrave and Co.'s lato Llnabury, ANTED KNuWti-Herbs for all Dlaessfß and Complaints at Tho Dis pensary Karangahape Road. Uo.orlbo your imo. and have the Truo, Harmiesa Vegetable Medlolnes. WANTED SEEN — Iron Bedsteads (single). 17s 8*; Double do, 28s: Iron Cots, 14a: and tho other Furniture at Dampleni BtiUlng off. Hobgon-»tr«at Hhop. WANTfcD, the LaDgtry Corset, 2s 6d ; Dr. Warner's Corallne, 6e M; Lhtle NolUe, 6h Cd; Polly, s*; The Arooi, Zs 3d; at Kobaon,a Meloonrne Honae, Poaoonhy. T\r A.NTKD KNOWN— Thatl,oooßtraw ™ f Hats, fashionable shape, can be had at Id each.—J. CoggraTe and Co. s., late Linabury. WANTKD KNOWN, by friends and customers— Thai Mesert Tapp and Co.. Boot and Shoemakers, have purchased the; Slooc and Business ot Scott and Co., Vlntorla llreet (opposite Hobson Hotel), and inteod to oontlnue selling the Best Quality ot Goodi at onrrent priow. A&! ANTED KG OWN—That TESTH oan be Extraoted. Scalad, or Btopped •nhnrges striatly moderate) at The Dispensary, Earaneahaps Koad (next Lamboorno a Hard ware Htom). \\r ANTKD KNOWN-That 100 Dozen * " of Coloured Kid Gloves, 4 Buttons, are soiling now at n lid por pair at J. Cosgravo and Co.'v., lato Llnabary, x\i A T X D KNOWN TT THB BBST AND CHB&PKST HOUBK FOR DKAPBRY 18 J. CAUGUEY'S, Kabanoahapb Koad. WANTKD KNOWN- J.liißi Cabh Butbb, 18 Urdbr Small BSPBSBK, AND Wilt BBLL A GOOD ABTIOUE AT A LOW I'alOE. WANTED KNOWN- Btrong Grey CWlooos. 2d, Sjd, Sd, td.fij, and Od Whits ditto. Sd. BJ4. lid- 51, Sjd Gool Heavy M»vy Serge, gid, UJd, Vi Sja Bltck Oaahmere. 1« 3jd. li Bd. it Bd, 3s Sd Coloured Ciuihrnanoi. Isßid; fceantlfnl ahades Of ic^winr, Murone, Prune, and Brown unbleached Shouting, Double width, lOid, la Wd w hi te ditto. U Id. Is BJd. It BJd Wornlug Men'ibhlrta, Iljd. l«loJ(3.3aßd,3s,Bafid :tlm«»n Bhirts, U Ud, 5s 9d. 6s lOid Men's Books, in lam 06wool and merino, from 74d Uplen Id Valne In Blankets * Large Stock cf Ladles' Hosiery, and a Com plete btook ot Haberdashery. | J. OAUGHEY, Two Oooßa Abovb i.iiiinuKSE's KARANO -HAPK K.I4U xjtr ANTED KNOWN, that all widths » " In Window Hollaprta, whlto and green are kopt at J. ooagroyo and Co/s., lato tJnabnry i\; ANTKD KNOWN.-Mrs J. White, '* Draper, Paraoll. has for sale a large quantity of Knglish and Colonial Boota and Hhoes at greatly reduced prices, having decided to give up the Boot Trade to enable her to give the nooongary attention to the Increasing demand for Drapery, Fanoy Goods, &o. A line of good Dress Material at Sd. Klltlnga neatly mado. Parcels delivered to any addrees, (TTANTED 'kNOWN~6Obd yards of »» Muscovite Cloth, tho Dress of tho Season, oan be proenred at la per yard—well worth 2b—«t J. Cosgrave and Co.'s. lato Lina bury; ~\A ANTED KNOWN — V» JUaT OPKNKD UP AT STEPHENSON'S- Velvetwn. 1/9,25, J/8, to B/8 p«r yard GOO yards Coloured Satins at 1/6 and 1/9 1 case Hosiery, newaet ihades, in Navy, Seal, Black, Cardinal, Wines Splendid Value in Olsten, 3/8 upwards Plain and Fanoy Jersey Jaeketo, 7/8 to 85a A apodal Una In Ntwmarktt Shape, 20a Underclothing, in Newest Styles, all prices Ham, In Meweat Shapes, larß« variety Largo Assortment Men's Clothing Felt Carpets, yard wide, 1/3 per yard Tapestry Carpets, 2/3,2/11, aad 8/B per yard Oil Cloth, for Rail and Floor. 1/8.1/. 3/3 yard Matting, /9J. I', 1/3, (1) and 1J yards wide) Flannel*. /7i, /0,!/, to 2/8 per yard 8-1 Blankets, 9/11 and 10/(5 per pair 10-1 Blanket*, 18/11 and 16/8 per pair 11-1 Blankets, 10/ and 27/11 per pair Wlnoeys, 1 Jd, Sid, 7(d, to 1/ per yard 1000 first Choice Josephines, slightly spotted, 1/6 DRKSSSIAEINQ AND MILLINKRY ON TUB PKKMIfIBg. liADIBB' OWN MATBRIAL MADK DP. Bncooasful Contraotor (or Drapery for Lunatlo Asylum, 1833. BTKPHENSON"S IJKAPKWY AND BAIiK WABBHODSB, ABANQAHAPK HO AD.. H; WTO ANTED KNOWN, that Table Damasks, bleached and unbleaohed, can be obtained at J. Cosgrave and Co.'a (late Linabnry). U^AB TE3J KNOWN, BEST ENGLISH SLATES AND , FIKE-CLAY, nNELY qeotjhd. m Cd Also. A NKW WHITKNING MAfKKIiL, w W Whioh Is Whiter, Faster, and Choiper than P AISO. , BCOP.I A MOBTak, Well Ground. H Pbices Low. Terms Cash, y GEOKGe"^UODE3, a, 00 Builder, b. n» z. bxtbnsion wobks. Yard—Next Dock. A~N~TED KNOWN—THAT KEIL & CLIIfFOBD'a BALM OF GILEAD Stands toremoat among the thousands ol reme dies now In vogue for COLDS, BOARSBNBSS. BRONCHITIS ABTBM*. AND OHBST COMPXiAINTS, Uoofl In all parts ot the Colony. Eold In botUes at 2a and 23 (id, THAT QOMPOBITION POWDKB, First made and nsod by the Founders of Medical botany, now used by all who know its virtues, is a Cheap and First. tines Kemody tor Colda, bon Throat, Lco-pness, Pains in the Stomach ox Bowels, i-lb. Una, la Bd. THAT HAVING A LARUK BTOOK OF HBRBS IN NJT, W 9BALAND. N, & O, feava bson aUa to Ko stock their Dlapenßary with tho CHOICEST AND HKBT OF BBRBB. iheyeolioUa trial item «,Uwho ure suffering. Tholra la Purely Herbal Treatment, B O T ANI c'TJTsPENSARY, WELLKBIjBY-STRKKT EAST, Four doors from Crclotrshank and Miilca'a, Oneon-street. WANTED KNOWN—Monay to Lend on personal and collateral soonrity, re payable by weakly inntalmonts. BlUa dls oounttd,—Raa's New Zealand Pawn Shop, Darby-street, m^m .



I Wanted. W;A N T EjD KNiMVN, that a large quautity of Hituik Satins ian bo hud at h»lt-prioi at J. Cosarav.- ana 'Jo.'t, lato JLlnabnry. WANTED SKEN-TbeclieapSctentific, Poetical, and other Hooka; also, lot of Family Heralds and London Journals (in part;), 6d; at Damplor'a Selling Off, Hobson-Btreet. SITUATION wanted by frinjjlo Man; good Broom and driver, milker and plain gardener: reference to last employer.—Apply to " Grnom.'' Stab Pmcx. WAJXTKDKJNOWw — That 310, Queen- street. Is the plaoo for Cheap Bidding. WANTED.— When you are in Hobson- Btreot call and ccc the Large and Gnoloo Eltock ot Scotch cheviot Tweeds. In hoather ■Jid granite Bhades, at Munro ana MUiiganV, vyAITAKEREI DAW-MILL. Wanted Known—That I can supply TIMBER aa Cheap as any producer In the province without raising tho prices when other mills have no logs. Having tramways, my timber Is foiled In the winter and is more durable: the sap almost equal to the heart of what is foiled In the Rummer. Have now in Jtock, Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers' delected Broad Boards, In Kauri, lilmu, and Kahikatea, Orders shall have my best attention.—Jorm Smith, Waltakerei. let March 1883. To Let 1 110 LET, in Hobson-street, a Shop with 1 five rooms, counter, and other fittings.— Apply H. J. Klofflan, Hot,on gtrcot. » • g^O LET, at Mount Kden, a new seven. 8 roomed House with cellar, near Toll-gate. —Apply Mr Kelly, Mount Kden. !^O LET (Remuera), very nice Villa i Be<ldenoe ot 8 roomn. scullery, outhonaon, good garden; section ICO x ISO; rent low. — Apply (o v. F. Kvans, Qaeen-itreot, next Bank ot Australmla. XiO LET, from July 4, Brick Shop and 3 room]; good stand for bnninesa In the oentre of tho city, and t ant part ot Queen-street; for ready money trade.—J. h. Durance, Arch. Clark and Sons. rr\O LET, New shop and Dwelling, Pon. 1 sonby Road (opposite O'UonneU-Htreflt). Gaa and water laid ob.-Apply W. a. Allen, Clarence-street. PonßOnby. giO LKT, the two New Shops in Rut* I land-Btreat adjoining the Clarendon Hotel.-J. M. and J. Mowbray. TO LET, a pleasant Marine Kesldence at the North "hare, with Bnaoh Frontage, Apply to Charles Bailey, Boatbnllder. - B \Q LET, at Oaehunga, aEirnt-class Shop " and House, oontalnlng three bedrooms, Bittlnc-room. anrt good kitchen; sltaatedlo the mwtbuslaess part of Queen-street, within two minutoH' walk of the Hallway Station; rent. £1 per week,—Apply Mrs S. Coxon, nutohor. One hnnga. _____________________ rLET, at Conquest Place, Stratford- Btreet, a desirable Hcus-i Giant thoroughly repaired), at low rent to good ocoupant.-M, Ry»n, Parnoll. rpHK Xxcelilor Hall is open for Hire on j I Tuesday, Wednesday. Friday, and Satur day; best floor in Auckland.—Apply J, H. Dalton, tailor, Victoria-street Bast. I^ORTH SHORE. HOUSES to Let In uooa Positions.—Apply, R.& K. DUDKk, Dovonport Otore. For Bale. |/<OR SA.LE, Two useful Spriog Cart I? Horses; a<so, two riding hones; alt young and qaltt.—Apply r. W. Marley. Kden Terraof, flj^OK SaLE, new Four-roomed Cottage, " Ponsonby.—Apply to Mr J; A. Bealo, Bollcitor.BchernVßulldlngs, Fo^t-street. \a~ILLINBKY AND DRAPERY,-For 1 V| Siio, on easy terma. the Stock and Good will of» profitable business, row minutes walk from Qaeen street; present owner retiring from bualness.—For partlonlars addreej WX. Stab Offlre, IL'OK SALE AT KAMi.', \VHA«. £ QARBI, TO be ROld, BKNKIUL STOKE Dt Kamo. near the ooal mln es, doing a large Baslneee and ■teadily inoreaalng. To anyone possessing a small capital this la aniopDortunity rsioly met with. For further particulars apply E. MITOHKLSON AND CO.. Qoaan-gtraet. Ancklandj FOR SALS (cheap), a veiy Large-size First olass Bagatelle Table with Fittings complete.—Apply a. Ralney ft Co., Foit-itrtct. On Sale ■[Oft KKG3 SALT BUTTER, ik quantities to suit pubchasbbs. Hew. victoria-stbkkt. OACON I I3ACON l" T3ACON I HAMS I HAMS! HAMSI ■|t73T received, a very Prime Haaaplo. NEW* CURE. W. PARKER, GROOEB, HOPBON-BTRBCT. Matrimonial. MATRIMONIAL. —A Young Man, age 38, Prateetant, residing out iv tha country, wishes to form the xqaainianoe and to oorreß. o-;d -with a Young Per»oo v?iit view to Matrimony (one between the igo of 21 and 23 preferrad). As this advertisement is put in with sobriety and good faiih. letters will be treated with reepact. No names will be dig o'otod. Addreea Advertiser, ; oskjUlco, Anok land. ► Goodson'a Arcade. TCTOR GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES (a X warranted) GO to Goodson's London Arcade. FOR STERLING GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY (guaranteed) /10 to Goodson's London VT Arcade. TTiOR CLOCKS of all descriptions, and the J? Cheapest in Town GO to Qoodson's London Arcade. TfOR JKT. Abyssinian Gold, and all Artiatio XI ImitaUon JEWfiLLEBY /i 0 to Goodson's London VX Arcade. FOR ELECTRO-PLATE and BRITANNIA MKTAL GOODS GO to Goodson's London Arcade. COli BRBAKFABT, Dinner, Dessert, After X 1 noon Tea. Tea and Toilet Sets GO to Goodson's London Arcade. "FOR MAJOLICA WARE. FANCY MOBB JC GOODS, VASES and LUSTRES (~i O to Goodson's London VT Arcade. T7<OR DECANTERS, Water Bottles, Glass I Diahw, Tumblers, Wines, and other Glass /""i 0 to Goodson's London vT Aroade. TTOR FAIRY MUSIC, Oonoerttnas, Accor- X 1 tllano, Musical Boxes, Orohestranottes, Harmoniums, and Musical Albums GO to Goodson's London Arcade. TT'OR CIGAR and Cigarette Casoa, Card Caaca, X and Goods suited for Gentlemen's Pre sentations GO to Qoodson's London Arcade. Note the Addresses— QOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. AUCKLAND' ~ ~ ~ CORIBrOHURCiI. LONDON OFFICE: 68 St. Maty Axe. Medical. FOR WINTER COUGHS and Bronchia __________________________ rfiRY AICKIN'S SYRUP of EUCALYPTU3 X with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronlo Chest Affections, " Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine," is most certainly alterative and curative. Try it for Bbonchjtis and Abthma Address — THE PHARMACY, QpgEN-BTOKET. ~f G. HEND"RS'>N'S Cherry Pectoral •• • is an Excellent Remaily for Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, and tho various other affections of the Chest and Bronchial Passages.—This preparation is not supposed to Cheek tho Cough suddenly, but to removo the cause.—To ba had only of J. O. Uexdkrbon, Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposite Three Lamps, Poneonby, Auckland. OH^RLAND'B CHEKKY PKCTOKAL, k3 Absolutely the best remedy ever made foe OOUUHB, DRONOHITH. AND COLDS. Prioe, 2a 63 and 4a Cd a Uottle. BHARt/AN fc 00, oppQßlta Poßt-nfßoe. WORMS All oblldren suffer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Owe, SHARLAND'B WORM POWDERS, V Packet Apotheoarlos HalL oocodte Poat-offloe. JpOR THK CURE 01 COU9U3 and COLDS i -pOH THK CURB Of BRONCHITIS, FOR THK CURE ot ABTHMA and DIFFI CULTY Of BKSATHING, Eaa o n s Syrup of JjYPOPHosPHiraa WITH IIIUPHORBIA X ILULIPKRA, In Bottlag at 3/li. rriOOTHACHEI TOOTHACHE JL TOOTHACHE V Immediate Relief by using EDSON'S M - GIU KSSKNCE, In BotUeaatla. BUTCHER'S PODOPHYLLIN BEIDUTZ POWDKRB, A.'.IU.fcAELK AMD ErriCOTIVZI UNKqOAILKD FOB ITVBK DISORDESS! A Useful Modu of Admlnlnisrlnn Hodophyllln ' TBTE ECLECTIC PHARMACY, Jnnoilon Pitt aad Qrey-streote. | OCTORABaULD'SPBMNYROYAL I AND STEEL PILLB.-The moat popular medicine of the day. Prioo, 2s Bd a box.—Colo nial Agents Shariand & Cck, opposite the Poet Office. ATBI KATSI KATSI-Usa HHaBLAND'^ PHOSPHOR PASTB, Bata eat it greedily, and die; no smell. price. One Shilling a HotUa. i BHARLAND & CO., opposite Poat-offlca,



Gazette in iJanKrnpccy. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF »EW X ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors &toTkd°eb,or. c dt7 Ot ADCkland' This Is to notify that Alfred Robinson of tho City of Auckland, soulntor, has this day filed v Statement that be Is unable to meet his engage menu with his oreditors. The first raeetint? of creditors to be held at the Supreme Court Buildings, Auckland, on THURSDAY, the fifth day cf July, 1883, at the hour of eleven o'clo«k In the forenoon. Dated at Auokland this 27th day of Juno, 1883. O. W. BABLKY, Deputy Registrar. AI.FUKI) ROSBtBON, DeHVln porson. TN THK SUPREME COURT OF NEW JL ZEALAND, NORTHKIiN DIBTBICT. IK BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1870." and tho various Aots amending the namo, and of the Hankrnptey of Dkbiks Nnm. Gabnikr, of Bymonae-street, In tins Cliy of Auck land, Medical Klectrlolan, a Debtor. Tbi* la to notify that Desire Noel Gtirnior. of Sjmnnds street. In the Uity of Auokland Medlotl Kleotrlolan, hnn this day filed a Btate mint that he Is unable to moot hla engagements with hlu oreditors;the flrtit meeting of oreditors to be held at tho -upreme Court Buildings. Auckland, on WEDNE-jDa Y. the fourth day of Ju'y, 1533, at the hour of eUven oYlook In the forenoon. U, W. BABLKY. „ _ Deputy Konlatrar. FSTSR OUPHANT, Hlfth-street. Auckland. Debtor's Solicitor. Board and Residence. OARD AND RESIDENCE, three Qoora from Young Women's Institute. /GOVERNOR BKOwac, HOTEL. VJT HQB9ON-:TKKKT. Boabd and Lodging, _ „ 20; i. per Week Binolb R00m........ 25h. per Week Public Notices. , jtfgSj&j^ piOURT EURHKA, No. yj 6171, A.O.F. A.D.-Mem- rirrn of above Court are CsfsSraTaiESr informed that Dre Knight and MJSGfcxM^gM Evans hare been appointed tWfig&SaKl Court Surgeons. Members will E Fl>SslSHl»ltneretore forward to the Seore i i PlfflMnriTr on or before SATURDAY ■ -- Next, June 30 on which Dr's list they wish their names to bo placed.—E. Fitness, Secretary. Valley Road, Mount Eden. . . USTKaLIaN MUTUAL PROVt £SL. DENT SOCIETY. In order to afford thoue who cannot leave their avocations during the day an opportunity for assuring their lives, tho Society has decided to open an Office from 7.30 to 10 p.m. On two evening in the week, viz., Wednesday and Saturday. Suitable accommodation has been obtained at Hiokson's Land Office, next to Goodson's Arcade, Queen - street, whero Mr Motcalfe and the Soolety'B Referee will attend to receive and complete applications for assur ance, alao to afford reliable Information as to the position of the Society, AU policies taken oat during tho current year i will participate in tl\e distribution to take place as at Slat December next. After that dale all profits will be divided ANNUALLY, a privilege , which NO OTHER Lifo Office in tho Colony < gives its members. Recolleoc the Society la UNSURPASSED for STABILITY, and for the J PROFIT it has realised it Is UNEXCELLED. Tho Office will be opened for the flrat time on SATURDAY NEXT. 30th inst HtLKftSVILLE iiMßKrt COMPANY (LIMITED). The Company have opened a Depot at NRW MARKKT, near the Railway Station, for re- ( oelvlng Orders and Sale of Timber. Timber out to any length, &c Prices on application at the yard. ARTIES VYanlmc! their Gardens Cleaned Up or Firewood Cut will pleato ]»»vo tbelr address with Mr Bare, Stationer, Wyndham-street. Anoklaud. |/» LIVOCK, Bricklayer. Office : Kort- V • street, near Customhouse Hotel. Loam lDgtoo Ramies, Baker's Ovens. Tubular and Cornish Boilers set. Concreting, &c, by the day or contract, rpHE UNION SASH AND DOOR { COMPANY is CLEARING OUT TIMBER YARDS, FBIOB TO STOCK TAKING. i^y" JOB LOTS ■sou FOUR (18) SHILLINGS PICK 100 FKKT UP. ACIFIC HOifcL KEsTaUK'NT.— ■ THOMAS QUOI begs to tender hla grate ful thanks to the public for the liboral patronago bestowed on him since he aeeuinod the manage tnent of the above restaurant, f nd is confldont if the excellent bill of faro that is always placed before his oustomers was more known, a still lancer share of public patronage would be ac corded. At tho request of many friends and customers, I intend to have Supper ready evory ' oveniog (Sunday oxceptcd) from 8 o'clock to 12 o'clock, when cverytning of the best will bo i proourable-now laid Eggs, Ham, Oystors, and ■ Oyster Stews. I feel sure I shall be supplying & want long felt at this part of the city. UKK FUR INDIuESTION—TONIC BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Rcjiulatlo,, price Be a bottIe.—SHAKLAND ft CU (oppo "1 te Post-office). OaDinetrnairarti. I AMES REID AND SON ♦ I Beg to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the VkkT Favourable Prices of ALL RINDS OF FORHITURE. Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheapor than any other house in town. JAMES REID & SON, FuKKirußß Emporium, HOfiSON-STREET (2nd Shop from Vlctoria-at 44 AHD 46, VICTOKIA-STKBET, Beg to draw the attention of Ladies and Bon tlemen tornisbinai to their XAHOK AND WKLC-ASSORTKD STOCK OV TpURNITURE, comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites, Iron and Wood Bodsteads, Wardrobes with glass panels. Sideboards, Ohetfonlers, Hall Tables and Hatetands, Office Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cano Chairs In great variety. Toiletware, Drawers, Waah ■tands, fee., &o. riAEPETS, Including Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs. Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linolenm, Floorcloth, Door Mate, Wool Mate, Bed-rcom Rugs i&o, T3EDDINO of all kinds and of the best quality. Hair, Wool, Flook, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattrcssos, Spring Mattresses, including the Paten, .Wire Wove Mattress :Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pilloirs, and Pal- Uasse T. & H. COOKE, 48, VICTORIA-STRE (Factory. KUloit-stroot Money. MONEY LENT ON PROMISSORY NOTES, HOUSES. FUKNIIUKK. ftC. BILLS DISCOUNTED DAILY. MORTGAGES NEGOTjIATED. JOHN W. HARDIE, LAUD, Commission, and Estate Agent, HIGB-aTREBTf AncgLABD. ill A XO SIU.UOu LENT on Building *Lv Soolety prlnoiplcfl. or on other terms to Bait borrowers. Allotments bought and Houaea built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See U*t of Properties for sale on Ith page. Six par coat, allowed on money deposited tor lnTAStmenL— O. Williamson, Land, Ketaie, and Flnanolal Agea an! Valuator.'».Valcan Lane INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT 'PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUOKLAND (Corner ov Vulcan Lank AND QUEKN-STRXET). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society Is now toning INVESTING SHARES ordinary, carrying foil rate of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP SHARES of £20 each, carrying 7 per cent interest (payable half-yearly) and par ticipating in Burplua Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, per cent, and on Deposits for 6 months, 6 por cent per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Society Advances on Approyed Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of throo fourths the valno. Borrowers may pay off part or the whole o their Mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of, Rates and any furthor par ticulars required may be obtained ut the Society's offlcea. GEORGB 7RASZR, Manager,



Meetmars. T ©DGE UNITED SERVICE, 421, 1.0. The regular Monthly Meeting of this Lode* Will ba beld In the Hall 'i'lild JE VKNINU. 6.30 sharp. Visitors invited. J. W. MBLTON. Beoretarr. KAHANGAHAPK WaRD. -A PabHc Meeting of ibe Rstepuers of this Ward will be hold in the Kxcelslor Hall, Upper Pitt- Btroot, on ifKiDAY KVKNING nexi. tbe 29th lnut»nt, at 7SO o'olock. Hußlncsn: To consider Iheprotosed Cltr i>oan of fiJJO.OOO.—JOHN C. WIL.KKH, Convener. T\ E U T"s'C~H~E~ir~V EKEIR Jfnata Abend (Mlttwoch) flndet die jiihriiche Qenoral Versammlnrg matt. iilh Thmlnahmo ftllor MiUlloder Ist Bohr erwUDnoht. MAX KORKR, cchrlftfUirer. I\TKW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER. Xl CANTILE AGBNOY COMPANY (UMIT»D) Notice li hereby siren that tho Annual Local Mooting of the New Zealand Loan and Mor jantro Agency Company (Limited) will bs held it the Offloe of the Company, at Auckland, on (VKDNBSDAY, the Ith day of July, 1883, at loom J FREDK. BATTLJCY. jeecretarr. Auckland, Jane 1,1553. rwrson&i. [F MISS ADA CHALLIS and MX FBKD URKY do not pay their Hotel koconnt within eight days from date, their ■etpectlTO Loggago will bo Bold to covorthe ico-mnt an* expenses. K. »• LUK.B. Ylotorla Hotel, Juna SO. 1883 Dividendß. IHHE COLONI&L BANK OF HEW ZKAIjA.NI). I Notloe is hereby given that tho THANSFBB lOOSS of the Company will be CLOSED ram 2nd to 9th July next (Inclusive). B/ ordtr of the Board, OKO. COWIB. Oeneial Manager. Clcnorol Manssot'a Offloe. Donedln, 27th Juno, 1833. AUCt'OnB. TO-MORKUW, :noo». FRUIT. FSUIT. FRUIT. Ex Manapoui i, from Uobart. B. ARTHUR tVTILL sell by public auction at hla » T Mart. Qaeen-Btreot. 10-morrow (I'huta ay), at 12 o'clock, The following well-asaortod lot of Fruit, Consisting of— 1 $51 n.™ fSlaimor Pipping, Nonpareil 01 Cases f ßua3ets> French Crabs, Wel- L an Uneton Pipptna. Scarlet Pear- O\J do J mains, Adam's Pearnulns, Bluo Pearmalna, Stone Plp m 1 oins. Golden Harveya, New VYork Pippins, Crows r Kggs. to-morrow. •ranges, mandarines, lemons, and apples. EX WAIRABAPA, FROM SYDNEY., L. wT^ATON WILL sell by auction at h!a mart, to morrow (Thursday), at 11 o'clock, <>^ 1 KA CASKS ORANGES, MANDARINES, g IOU AND LEMONS. JDB • inn CASKS HOB ART TOWN APPLES, IUU EX MANAPOURI Potatoes, Onions, Fowl Wheat, and BANANAS. I. TONKS, B. 0, OABB. B. D, TONES TO-MORKOW. HIANGES. ORANGES. ORANQiiS. JBz^wairarapa, from Sydney. f" B. TONKS & CO. WILL soil To-morrow (Thursday), at 11 o'clock. 70 CASKS ORANQHS 20 CA3SS MANDARINS. * 8, aooaiULim jab. dacbi FRIDAY, JUNE 29. PIANOFORTE, HOUSEHOLD FUENI TURK. TiHE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, i Fort-street, on Friday, 29th lnat, at 11 )'clock, GKN>KRAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, jonslsting of—Pianoforte in rosowood case. Car pots, Couches, Pictures, Oval Tables, Walnut Occasional Tables, Fenders, liockicg Chairs, Dining Chairs, Couch and 6 Chairs in Cretonne, Curtains, Sewing Machines, Clocks, China, Plated Ware. Iron aod Wood Bedsteads, Mat traasoß. Boddlng, Wardrobo, long Bath, Feather Bed, Chests Drawers Woshstands, Toilet Ware. Baths. Mirror], Kitchen Utensils, Safe, Hollow naro, Mangle, &c. albo, Office Desk. SAMUEL COCHRA.NE & SON, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, JULY 3. £1400 VALOK OF ENGLISH-MADE FURNITURE, OIL PAINTINGS, LARGE MIRRORS, PIANOS, MUSICAL BOXES, RUGS, MATS, MATTRASSES, PILLOWS, FJSNDERB, CARPETS, FLAIEDWARE, FANCY FLOWER POTS, FILTERS, ;EBTHETIC FLOWER STANDS, BRACKETS. TJSA SETS, CLOCKB, &C, &C, &O, E. & A. ISAACS WILL sell by auction, at their Stores, ■ Qaceastreet, on Tnosday next, Jo»y B, *14flO VALUE O? DINING, DRAW. XI^tVJU ING-KOOM, AND LIBRARY 8 UIT KS; in Velvet, Cretonne, Leather n-imnak,and Hep: Whatcoei, Braoket*. T«b!e Mats. Chair Cushions, Work Tables, Bponao -I Baskets, Quilts, Occasional Tables. Bent Wood Chairs, Marble-top washntands, Toilet Tables Flower Pots, Sctconn, Folding Cbalis Bloar I Tables, iroot Stoolß, Hat Stands, Towel Horses; Clocks, Cominoioi. Glass -buok Marble-too Cbeifonlers, Bo- 1c Csbps Bod-room Unites. Muslo Btools, Pianos, Cdblneto, Quilts, Rues Hearthrugs, "heepfkin and other Mats, Hono^ hf.ir, umbrella Stands, timokers' and *«Joan Tables, Card Stuncs, Workbozos and Writing Dea«s, Vssea, Oil Paintings, -Musical Boxes. Chimney Mirrors, Fenders, Carpet. JEetnetto Brnokots and Tea Set ß , Kilters. Klioiru, Msfc trasses, flower Stands, &c, So. No Reserve. E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. The attention o( tho public la DarUsolarly called to this extennive and varied shipment. I 1 | MONDAY, JULY 16. CITY OF AUCKLAND. PRELIMINARY NOTICB. FOR REMOVAL. 1G WOODEN DWELLING • HOUSES, 6 LARGE WORKSHOPS, .Situate in Grey, Cook, and Albert-streeta. 3 WOODEN DWELLINGS, SHOPS &C, Situated in Wellcaley-street, W WOODEN DWELLINGS, SHOPS, &C, Situated in Waknfield, Mount, aod KymoDda>»troet«. G. W. BINNUY O AS recaived instrnctiono froa the City "- Council to ecU by auction, at noon, on Moneiar, Jaly 10th next, on the ground, BUILDINea AB ABOVK, FOB RBMOVAI. Terms Coeb, (Continued on fourth page,