Native Commonage Bill passed the s-crm.l reading, and the llouso adjourned ;.t 5.3. _>.m.

EVENING SITTING. The House went into Committee on the Bills of Exchange Bill, Married Women's Property and AlliimatioLsaud Declarations Bills. The Bankruptcy Bill. In Committee on the bankruptcy Bill several clauses uuderwent slight amend ments. Bills of Exchange Bill. The Bills of exchange Bill was then considered. Clause 72 was reached with out amendment, when it was decided to report progress. In consequence of too hazy construction of a portiou of clause 72, a propotal was made Io strike out the clau«e,!but Major ATKINSON pointed out that it would be well to refer it lust to the examiners. , l he first clauses of tbo Married \V omen s Property and .Affirmations and Declara tions Bills were passed, and progress re-1 ported. j The House adjourned at 12,30. j

Latest Despatches.

WELLINGTON, this afternoon

Duties on Native Lands. Mr Sheehan asks Major Atkinson if he is aware that eutirely different views are held and acted upon by the officers charged with the assessment and collection of duties on native lands. New Zealand and the Postal ] Union. I Mr Smith asks if the Government will, arrange for New Zealand joining tho Postal j Union,

Legislative Council. In the Council, Mr Wilson asks the Premier if the Government still intend in troducing a bill for amending the law relating to the alienation of native land. Mr Chamberlain moves shortly that it is [ do-irablc the Government should take im mediate steps to largely inciease tho area of forest lands to be set apart as permanent reserves. Mr Sheehan to contest Napier. It is stated in usually well-informed circles that Mr Sheehan will contest Napior at next genctal election.

PAINFUL OCCURRENCE.

Boy Worried by a Bull Dog,

Dubino the course oi yesterday and to-day, sensational rumours wore current in town to the effect that a child had been worried by a dog at Arch Bill, and was dying from the injuries sustained. Inquiries which we have made into tho matter prove that the tumour, so far ns the occurrence itself If concerned, is subitantially correct, al though the roiults aro not quite so serious as repotted, Tho victim ot the attack is a boy of 11 years named Nicholas Heath, son of Thomas Heath, of James-street, oil' the Great JNorth Road, He has been ailing for some time from an abscess in his side, but on Sunday latt was so far recovered that his mother, squiring some milk, took advantage of the fine weather to tend him on the message in order that he might have tho beuofit of the fresh air. He had been absent for some time, when, about 11 o'clock, Mrs Heath was startled by hearing piercing screams Eroceeding from the street in which the ouse is situated. Running to the door, she was startled to observe the boy lying on the ground a short distance along the road, while an immense and ferocious-look ing bull-dog was on top of him. The boy hadmanagod to seize the head of the brute. under his arm, but was Boon oblig-d to relinquish his hold, the dog burying its fangs in the ileshy part of his side. Mrs Heath rnsbed to the re.cuo of her son, but was unable to diive the savage animal oil. Fortunately the .creams brought f uther as sistance in the person of Mr Benjamin Jones, an expre»sman, who pluckily soized the dog by tho throat, and pre vented further injury to the lad, who had by this time been savagely bitten on various parts of too body. Other neigh bours arrived, and an axe having been brought by Mr Leaning, an attempt was made to destroy tho brute. His head was smashed, and two of his legs broken, and even then ho did not give up the ghost, but made hia escape to a place of temporary safety under a tank. A gun having been obtained, he was, however, toon de spatched. The boy waa found to have sustained a serious shock to the system, while on his leg, side, back, and arm, were large and painful wounds inflicted by the teeth of the dog. Bis clothes were also torn from his body. Medical att.ndance was sent for, and Dr. Kvau., who arrived soon afterwards, has since been in regular attendance on the sufferer. Although the worst was at one time feared, the patient is now doing very well, and his early re covery is confidently hoDed for. The dog is said to have belonged to a Mr Barry, who has since gone to the Waikato. Some idea of the size, strength, and dangerous propensities of the animal may be gathered from the fact that he was muzzled at the time of tie attack. Had this precaution not been taken by hia owner, there c»n be but little doubt that the boy would have lost his life.

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Before H. O. Serb. Smith, Esq., It.M.)

DH-NK-—Two persons wero fined for this offence. V_,_ua____ CitrquH. — William Chalmers. Inn., wo* charged wlih obtaining the sum of _U from J-raea Bmn__ by means or a false cheque, on the .3rd In»t.—Mr Earl apeeared, and nsued leave oa the part c_ the prosecutor to withdraw the oharge; the d_.e_.dant had toted indis creetly, being on the drink. Tho ptosocutor stated that he wae tad-fled there wat no Inten tion o- fraud on the i __rt of the prisoner.—The charge was withdrawn. P-B-xll Bon.—Thomas Mshon and William Crosier ware charged with stealing a silver watob, value fil 10s, on tbe 36th mat.—Crosier B-id he s-nle It ana hand-d It to Mabon.- Robt. Christie deposed that he wss a ooochmon at ParneU. At 0.10 yesterday morning he loft hia house, and on returning at dinner time he mlfsed hia watoh from his btdt.de. He repoi t d tbe matter to Sergeant Jackson. Tbe watoh Srodnoed wss bis property.—Const-bit Lake loDonn-11 arrested tbe bor» on the charge. The boys gave ra.ss namr-& M-hon said bo got the watch trom bis brother, who had gone to FIJI. Ha had txra offering the watch for Ib to Robert Duke, who told witness of the olroomstance. The bo.s made vartoos state ment- ana finally oon__et_d to tbo truth.— Mnhon waa discharged, and Crosler'a fatser sild hit boy was Mot to tohcol b» his mother, but pl-yed the wag. If -'is Worsblt would allow him to bo, he would give him a severe 110-gtng.—Discharged with a caution. Constable McDonnell to see that the boy was duly punished. Übdiib ron Maint_nange,—On the applica tion of Mi Karl, an order was made upon Arthur Wilson, contractor, to contribute 10a per week towards the support ot his two children. —Mr Speed appeared for Mrs Wilson, and Bald she wonld be satisfied with tho decluun of the Court. Fobioub Fidino — Charles Lanrencs. a mom of the Bine Ribbon array, waa fined 10a for fnrlona riding ln Monnt Kosklil Read.—The lad said he lost control of hia bono, a lively animal, and erpreased bis regret for kaookl-g down Mlbs champion ln the by-patb. ROWDIFS.-John Doyle, John Drlsooll, snd John HofTey pleaded not guilty to creating a dißiurbanco ac a ffalvatlou Army meeting ln tha Temperanos Hall on the 3rd met.—James Beuiey depoßed that during the service he observed tbe three defenda-iB. sn.ou.iDg, whist ling, and making all sorts of noises: the meeting waa disturbed by them; they were spoken to bnt continued their Interruptions; was certain that tbe boys were the offenders : their conduct waa very bad,—vv 1111 am Hugo, Or orge Parker, Lleutennant John Lines, gave evidence and Identified tbo boys as the disturbers.—Ser geant Andrew Clarke wss called 10. He was accompanied by Constable Plant. Removed the prisoners to the station and took tbelr name.-.—The several defendants croBS-examiuo.l the witnesses ln rather an impertinent manner and called Dlok Lambert and Joseph Bar ga in defenoa who deolarod that Dojla and Dris-01l made no noise and HofTey merely took part ln tbo choruses : Doyle joined ln one hymn, rather loud.—To Sergeant White : Doyle was a go.d el. ger and could sing ont, and no mistake.—Defendants »ald tbey wasted Captain wadham and other witnesses toßposk to their lnnof-noe —His Worßhlr, wishing to give then eve y obanoe of clearing their onnrsoters, granted a remand until to morrow. LARCENY OF Gum.—Michael OB l.n wag oharged withateallna a quantity of gum fiom a dwelling house at Kaukapakapa on tho 17th lost. Charge op Indecent AsaAULT.-William Burns, an old man well-known to tho polioo, waa charged with committing an indecent assault upon a littlo girl of four years of age, named Lena Sissle. on the 17th inst—Sergeant White conducted tho caso.-Phcebo Sisslo de posed that she was tho wife of .Tamos Sisslo, labourer, of Chapel-street. On tho 17th instant, at 11 o clock in tho morning Bhe was informed that a man had taken her little'- girl into tho closet. She went to the place and found Burns and the child to gether. She struck Burns over tho head with a stick; he ran away, Bhe followed an-i overtook him in Hobson-street. He said: "Yoa faggot, if I had given you five bob you would havo Baid nothing abont this. I have a good mind to tear the hair out of your head. You have a down upon a poor man." Sho had him arrested.— Doctor Hooper deposed that ho examined the girl at her mother's request. She had not been injured or ill-uscd.-_.molia Jenkins and Coc- Btable Cabtll gave evidence—The depositions wore then road over and prisoner committed for trial.

Mr G. W. Binney held a large fruit sale to-day. Apples (v riou-) b eight from 6s to 13s per cisc; .u.ons, lj.l per lb,

DEATH OF JUDGE MAKING.

A I'IUVATj. [c-blc despatch received this i afternoon by Mr Samuel Jackson, solicitor, Auckland, conveys the intimation of the I death of Judge Manning, at London, on Wednesday last, 24 th July. The deceased gentleman, as haa been known here for many months past, has been suffer- I ing from an incurable and painful disease, and colonists have learned with a sad interest of his heroic bearing under his sufferings, and his frequently expreased regret that he was destined to die so far away from his beloved New Zealand. Now that he has gone to rest it will be gra.lfying to the public to learn that ihe great wish of old Auckland residcntstopaylast honours to the veteran cx-Jttdgc aud delineator of "old New Zoaland '" has been acceded to. The cubic despatch states that Sir F. 1 Dillon Bell, the a gent-General, will attend j to the sending of Judge Manning's temait.s j to New Zeaiaud. Sir Jackson, as the rolicitor of the deceased gentleman, will doubtless, iv conjunction with local bodies who desire to join in paying respect to the memory of deceased, make 'he requisite arrangements for the re ceptio. of the remains. The late hour at which the news of Judgo Manning's death reached 113 precludes any notice of his career being given, but it may beaitirmed that pro found aud sincere grief will be experienced, by old colonists especially, on hear ing of his death—a grief which will be tempered by the knowledge that his weary period of sickness and suffering has been brought to a close, and that ho has now " fallen upon sleep."

AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY.

Half-yearly Meeting.

TilE ordinary half-yearly mi eting of tho above company took place tbia after noon in the oilice, Port-street, Mr Thomas Macll-rlano presiding. There wero twelve other sbarehold.is present. The secretary, Mr B. B. Parsons, sub mitted the following abstracts cf receipts and expenditure on revenue account £~r the half-year ending 30th June last :— Koceip's, £11,930 6b lid; expenditure, £8,517 7b lid ; balancoof piotit, £6,418 19-; dividend on 12,409 shines at 8s Od, £5,273 lGs Gd; to be carried to profit aud lois (new) accou.t, £1,145 2s 6d. The Chairman said that the only duty that now devolved upon him ivaa to movtt that a dividend should bo declared at the rate of 8« Gd in the £. Mr Newman: 8s Cd per share? The Chairmau : Ah, yes ; a Blip of the tongue. All that there was to tay with respect to the company's operations was of a highly satisfactory character. The consump tion of gas, and the number of subscribers hud vary largely increased dining the past six months, and they were still increasing. Since last they met, the business had been extended to the .north Shore, where works had ce.n ercctod, and were belug well managed. .In that , diitrict they had 04 subscribers, although the pipes wero only laid throngh a certain portion of it, but it was the intention when further pipes wero received to extend the supply, tie had much pleasure therefore in moving that a dividend of 8s Gd per share should be declared payable ou Monday, the 30th inst.

This was all tht business.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(RBUTEK'S CABLES.)

(Kcceived-July 27, 2.15 p.rn

Ihe Annexation Question.— Proposed Australian Convention.

MELBOURNE, this day. Mb Service, Premier, replying to tho m.morandum recently drawn up by Sir Thos, Mcllwraith and adopted by tho Queensland Government, has proposed that a convention of Colonial delegates to consider the annexation question should be held in Melbourne _.« soon as po.siblc.

DEAD BODY FOUND.

TbleorAms Mere received by the police authorities to-day etating that the body of the man Ticrney, who was recently drowned in the Waikato Kiver from the Hamilton bridge, had been fonnd in the river at Ohinewai, near Kangariri. It must therefore have been carried dowu by the current a dißlance of thirty or forty miles. The body ha 3 been removed to Huntly, where aa inquest will be held to« morrow. Decensed _ father, who resides at Waiku, has also been telegraphed to.

SUDDEN DEATH.

Soon after nine o'clock this morning, a re port was made to the police that a mon had died suddenly in a house in Mill's Lane, Sergeant Kiely proceeded to the place in dicated, which is behind the Insurance Buildings, and found the dead body of an old pensioner named Samuel Dick, on, lying on a bed, la another corner of ihe room was an intoxicated iodvlidual who knew nothing wh-tever of the occurrence. A bottle containing a qnantity of rum stood on the table. Arrangements have been made for the usual inquest to take place to-morrow afternoon at the Foresters' Arms Hot.l.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

July 27,1883.

j-ank of N.Z-£22 10s; buyers, £22 60 ; sellers,

National Hack—Sellers, f*• Cd Colonial I__n„--elliirs. -_> 61 N.Z. Inmranee—Buyers, 71b sonth Brltlrh Insurance—Sellers, .78 National Insurance— Buyers, 21a 6d; sellers, 26s Thames Oa*—r*llers. 30s Union bash and Door — Buyers, £7 1-8 cum. div.; seller-. £810a New Zeaand Loan and __or-an_.lt—Sellers, £5 178 0(1 Acoldent Assurance—Buyers, fla lOd, ox dlv. Queen of Beaut.—-ollera, 12_ 6d Deep Level Cross—Sellers, It 3d Bright Bmlle—3s 6d; buyer-. 3a iA; Bellerfl, 3s 6d Imperial-Buyer., 10s; .oll.rs, _2s Premier—Buyers, lis New Find—-S ld U 2d; buyers, la Waltokl-28 7d; bnjera, 2s 6d JOSEPH NKWMAN, Chairman

TaX AUCKIiAI-Ji EO._N_.NG STAK, FiiIDAY. JUL? 27-



.Licensing- Notices. fC OTICE OF APPLICATION FOB 11 TRANSFER O. LICENSE. I, JOHN MORRISON, of the Queen's Hotel, Pokeno, being the holder of a Publican's License in respect of the house and promises Bltnato at Pokeno, do hereby give notice that I dosiro to obtain, and will, a. tho next Licensing Meeting to be holden at the Pokeno Rallwoy Station, on tho Ith day of September, apply for a transfer of tho said License from myself to Kbedebic Edward Murray, my appointee. Datedthe23rdday of Mee-inRTB. "J3ARBER OF SEVILL-.' The Oroheßtra and Members who take part In this Opwa will pleasa meet for rehearsal at the Opera House at 7.-5 p.m. THIS (FBIDAX) B V «NIN_,-7tbi_B.ant. X , w . BrEUTP> Hod, "cc. p E ROTOR U A LEAS ES, An Adjourned Meeting of (Leaseholders wilt be hold at tho Coromorclil Dining Rooms, at 7 30 THIS (Frldayl EVENING, to diaoa.B Legal Opinion and ot.er onßlnesß. __.„_..„ G. CO^-NS chairman. ftrEW ZEALAND EDUCATIONAL JA INSTITUTF, AUOKLAND BR -NOH. TBiOHER-' ASSOCIATION. Tho Annual Meeting for theEleollonof Office beareis tor tho __su_g I o-r wilt be held at the Wollosley street School-room BATL-RDAY, 28th Ins', at _ p.m. ~ . This will baa favourable opportunity for Teachers tojoin the Association. H. MA-UN. Hon. Sec. P^RNELITIAWN TENNIS CLUB. The Annual Goneral Meeting will bo held the houao of Reader Wood, Esq., Brighton Road, on SATURDAY afternoon, 28th inst.. at half past two o'clock.—N. F. GIBLIN, Hon. Sec. CONFERENCE in connection with the Auok and Pr.tbytery win i.c held IB St. J-m..s"s Hall, onW.O.t rt-D AY. -B. Au_Ußt, at7_or.m. ihe Rev. 6. is. Moi.rj will ope the Co. ferer.ee by leading a p-per on "TM Lapsed M-i-bib. and How to Reach Them SPECIAL NOTICE.—The Service of _' Song, " Bart's Joy," to have been rendered ! by the Baptist Tomporanco Choir in tbo Alox j andra-atreet School room this evening, ia un ' avoidably Postponed.



ij fl.TnTiHomr>n,H. i Wanted. TfSjTW jS „ i tt&r ANTED KNOWS -My highes pn?_THW 'd&tWRQ KnvAT '*» priced Tea Is Is Bd. ma going fast, ar -U-AIKK 'M_» ; R*/. V\ IVOYAI., i _„n_v,.lseq-_ltow.atlßgene ally sold at 3 ' fc_st___> -"•* —W, H. la i.plor, Uob-nnsi.*--. I UNDER THE PATP^nTgK OF HIS WOR- j W S?" 1 SIUP THE MAYOR AND CITY I Z * used to jobbing pieteireu. Appiysi . COUNCILLORS. j aNt£u> Clo9e Fa _ cy pair, Arc 1 MR POOLEY'S | Vf HfflfcWesleyan Church, at 9.30 th • SATURDAY POPULAR CO-.CERTS. , evening. admisßion tree. » AiNTED, a Steady Man for a Mil . FIFTH CONCERT OF THE SEASON, | "» Run.-Apply Belfast Dairy, Victor -1 street West. .' TO-MORKOW (SATITRDAY}, JCLY2B. I ill ANTED, a Uood Canvasser.-Appl; _ I 9.30 a.m., Cecil Gardner, the Advei GRAND MISCELL iNEOUS NIGHT. tislngAneut..High-street. .«/ ANTE'), a Steady Single Man t PROGRAMME. * drive a Pair Horses.— Apply to Stocklej PavvT I Arch Hill. ! Glee-"TbeWinds Whistle Cold".. Bishop \\J ANT-D Four Oood Carpenters. ---n„ . „,a TAB COMPANY. •/ * /.-p.- tJJonea and Alders. Worßslio. Duct—"l Heard a Voice" .. Glover K_,wm«r-.r _ MRS REVITT AND MISS TAPPER. - ' _ o -'-_■_ * Song-" The Storm Fiend" „ Itoeckel \\J ANTED, 3 or 4 Good Bushmen.- MX S. I_t.KS.NG. VY A pply uoulthand H-othera, Papa.urß J Song (with HarmoniumObllgato)— cr tewart a-d Grrltck Ifort-streer. ■TbeLostChord^ Sullivan a single Man.to drive dm; Song--Laughing Song".. .. Thomas ,V * horses.--, pply to J. and W. Brown MR GORDON GOOCH. -Epsom. Solo (pianoforte)-Caprlco, "Dance ft ar ANTED, a Respectable Young Mai Kr° " Mm', nnvri-c-AT." Ascher Yy to drive a baker's cart; also a Messag. Song-" The BtS DONOVAN. Boy.-Apply C. Johnston, Union Bakery, Par MISS TAPPER. •"«"«" noil. Song—" Once Again" .. .. Sullivan \_\7 ANTftD, a respectable Youth tori _, „ - ...T MR BUKNIIAM. V¥ Pollcitor-«J-l-u, wliha view toartloles Ballad- No, Sir 1 .. Wakefield -'pply in own handwriting to Lox, _tai j-._to-t-.virr. ninnß Trio-"Oh, Memory" .. .. Smart ==__ ; - MADAME POOLEY. MISS TAPPER AND _,Vs/ ANTtD, a smart active Lad tl MR BURNHAM. VV attend to »D-otor'_ Horte and Bnggy — Ad.refrß -T-liOfflc'. Interval ot Ten Miiiutcs. * » - fl _jTED KNOWN — Men's Blacl „. ~ V? Folt Hate, __; Grand Line of Boye r-.„„ _-.„ r,^ .-. SJ , ~,. „, B1»ok do, ls 8d; Fre-.oh Peak Caps, Bd; a Glee-"TheltMCroa^KmgM^ .. Cokott Daaplgrj Wateileld Btreet Shop. Ballad-" Thy Face" '.. Harriot ~. AN I'ED KNOWN—Towels, 2_td MR BURNHAM. '' v __..tr_ Grand Line ot LadtOß' allli Song—"The Fog Boll" .. .. Po-utct Soarv.B, Ib; tstay Bn.-B. 2.1, id, and Cd thl MR GOOCH. pair; at Uameler. WBketlell-strwt ;hop. Pianofoito Solo — Fantoßia, •' Lo ' ; „,„„,. _. ; , „ ~, • Zlogara" .. .. PaulQlorza t../..' AN 1 ED, Employers to Know that a MISS DONOVAN. ~ V' larg. ui'mhor ot Rood, cap.ble Fo.nalt Melody adapted to\ lerv.tita and -"oang Girls _ro oaliy Beo_lue Baoh'a First Pro I p'acaa at 11-r.imtord',. Heglatry. BndVa'rmo™r AVoMarla"" °°Un°d W ANTKD' at Hannaford's Auckland Obllgato ) Registry (established 20 years), General MADAME POOLEY. (Parrolli. li.. Duct—'lO, Mays't Thou Dream" .. Claribel AfAl AN I'KU, at Hannaford's Ano.luud MRS REVITT and MISS TAPPER. TV Registry (established 20 years). General; bong—" bunßhine and Rain " .. lllumcnthal able to mi v.; uo wasi.ln, ( 'o.isonbyl Ballad-"I Cannot S Si_gK theNOld \%! ANTED, Borne Kind Person to^aHopt Songs".. . Claribel "* n B.b, Boy.-r to support it at _ niO-e- MltS REVITT. rnto obar. p.—"annaford'e Auo-land R.glasry. Gleo-" Sleep. Gentle Lady "' .. llithop aNTEi >, Apprentices to the stay and THE COMPANY. \\ ____,««_-a__nß.-Apply to W. Patty's PRICES OF ADMISSION : £^ n W _.nilMnßk,n(t KBt»b"flhmo,lt U»'"or Dross Circle Haifa-crown -_,-_, — ; r, ttt~ Entiro body of Thoatro (Stalls and Pit)... la VS/ANTED, a thoroughly re-pcctablo Faokot of twelvo tiekote _ fills '"''» 'ionng Girl to assist In geno.n' house Ticket to admit six ...12s work; will bo treated .s one of ihe family.— Anply to Mrs Sayora, General Storo, Mount Tiekote nt Lennox's, Shortt's, and Howden'fl. Hden__-__-ll _ _ , _. . » a/ANTED, .a Good General Servant, Oonduotor and Managor Mh Poolht v. -, w„ B hing.- Apply Mrs Linabur., - —— Pcnionby. N.B.—Books of Word, at tho Th-atre. Prioo. ~T . _. r v,t —. /-. „, i «_„.„__, i-iT_ threepence, \\AAWr_SU, a General servant—Mrs Doors open at 7.3 C.; Concert to oommonco atß. * * Parsons, London stroct. noar Convont, Ponsonby. ABBOTI-M U fit H A tIUUS-, \At ANTKU, a Girl, about 12, to assist Fo* Onk Hiou* Omit I f t in hou.owork; ova go to sohcoL—Mib -ATUKOi-T, JUi-Y 28th, 1883. W.lch lot. Gray-.t-eot. Mb, P. DOHA" ha« muoh pleaiuro in an- ■■ , . . IT, — v TV- , noonol-g that ba has -.ctirgd the Borvlc-scf _\i ASHSU, a respect-blo Young _i.l BAKRY O'Nltli-. *' for light employment.—Apply to J. L. In conlunctlon with a big Varloty Company, Hats well. Barry (YtVa Lightning W ATf ED' ° h , go°d flT g QIV° d° Chang-s. Irish {..mlcaiitleß, and _>V. .»_ J"n w"h'"§ ?»d sl_eo at homa. -orlocom-.-ongs Apply between 7 an. 8 oJoek jam, t* H. lion- For farther parUoulaw eea future announce- -__■ '-arendon H0..1, Wa-teaoldjtjoet. ment. aa, ANTED, a Strong Girl to assist in TWELVB VARIBTY AKTIQTBS W Housework and sliep at home.-Apply _ . -._X_ u _,1. pi?7.w,.tt _■ Mrs Price, next door to Dr Dawson's. Wollealoy- Rem«mb_rl-OMK NIuIII'UNLY. Btreet. MILLION PRIOttSI- lit, ib; Btalla. 2s; _ _,„,. ._. , ; — Dreefl • Irole, Sa. u/AM.I), Girls as Appranticos to the (, u.yin au«.tt, t 7t~ aß_i« — Hoot aud Slioj Trad..- Apply at Mo _JKANO AB-AULI Al AKMB,--. Art i.ur'fl Hoot tToctory, Upper Qaeea str-et ohre'a .ohool. ?ymo_4_-.tre_t. ir.aclnß, Hlrgie- IS/ ANIi-D, Apprentice to the Millinery sticks, Boxing, _»brea, Gymnr-itloß, Indian T » ana -8-l.t In the shop.—T. B. RobflOn, Clnbe, Dnmb-bel s, aword Kea'a. Melbourm. Houbo, Pontonby. - vV ANTED, a ropfctablc elderly woman v•' Servant.—Apply to Mr Jonoa, caro of Land Transfer Act Notices Me33rß MoscUold aml Co" Albort-Btroot. _ _ __!_____. iTansrCT ACI _.otlC6B-._- \}U ANTb D, by a single Man, no elderly LAND TKAKtIf-lt AfiT NOTICES Woman as Hoo_e-_«per, — Apply at A-I.U ittA-SIfEK A.i _.uni-__-. BTAR nfflceto-no^row morning. Notice ls hereby given that the several paroeli -»/ANT*D KNOWN — Men's Un of Land her-lnarier deserlb-d will be bronaht V^ beahe.-t Soc-b _d : Huperlor do 64; under tho provisions of tho Laad Transfer worsted Soo-b, Id; l-races, 0i; Mens Btnd Act, 1870, unless caveat In the raeanUmo be anite_. ,d t.o »ul_i; -rnry a_p»rlor do __ •at lodged forbidding the »amo ia eaoh case, on or Damplor'a W'_k_fl_la--tro-t Shop, before the 2tst day of An.vat tstxt 1- r^77_?^Tv *,r,m± —-_•'■/■> n ANNIK OKKAGH.-l 01. 1 and 10 of Sec lon W ANTED KNOWR-Ladjes Collars, 2. of the-nbrtivwon of Ahot.i.en.B 41, Hand 45, ~v ' , 2d; Collar, aad C_ir», 6d the Bel; Rlb of tj-o Iyn 10, onb>rbs of Auo-lau.i. ___'!_T U_]\Jd nobl a WIQ»- , 4* , per a y"d,'• ~ good sewln. -Ilk. l-s. than mnal prloe. 2 reols AlB0> Id; at D-nipler. W»kefleld-.tre-t Shop. SuMlv-.l". 4 "°f SeoH?n *• Cl 'he SforCßald WANTED, the Scrub Cleared from 13 J. 1.0, p * aorao Land close to Newmarket dtatlon. Part of Section 6. of the aforesaid Subdlvirion. _.•__-______ la appllcant'i oooupßtlon. _o_B UI AN TKO, Pupils for Parncll Evening JOHN MIXWKLL.—Lots 1 and 2of Section TV ArtCiarw-e, -nhjeots : ( .nstrnottonal 9. of Ibo Subdlvi.ion into Lots and fceoiloujj of DrawUg for Carponft-ra ana Bnlloors, Kroe BUbnrb*n *l!otmenlB 1 and 2 of beotlon 9, Band, Rootid. an.l Sb.la Ur»wlng. - Apply by Suburb- of Anu-la-d. letter to It. M. im„p. -TAII OUloe. Alro, 1 h 'ANTED, Pupils for Carpenters' aud Lots 1, 23, and 4of S_c:lon 10. Of the afore- " I3al<le>s'lnawing Class, h»ld nnTne- gatd Bu-dlvi»lon. 2080. d»y and 'fharsdvy itionln.B at V.M.C.A.— _OSHPH WHIPBURN.-Lot 12 of iho Sub- AVP'y b> lenor to K. M, Frlpp. Stab ollloe. division of Allotine-t-I'3 and 84, of-l-otlon 1, * »/ANTKD, an tlnrmonium, with or Bnb-rbßOf Auckland. L'nooonplo.. _o_B. V. wlihont -topi.; would exohadge f»r a JOH* PAKKI.'«'"»V. the younger.— Allot- Pi^no if roantr.d.—Apply hj lho_. 11. Webb, ment 135. Parish ot W-lo.ka, Cou.ty of Opotlkl, Oak House, bub_o_-Btreet (-ear Cook->tr_ot). oontalntng 60 aorea. In applicant. ooenpoHan. -~^ rpgp- ~ Xmpty G-SM of Diagrams may bo lnspeotcd at this ofilco. ' meolum •__ ; also, small -tout crat-B — Dated thl» Vita day of July, 1-83, at the Lanta Atply to Nowton Pjtiery. Registry Ofllce, Auckland. 77 AnT-D, Board and Residence for THEO, KISSLING. * * Goatl.nian axd Son 18 yca-s. wl.h 1 li-irlot Land Keglßtrar. slab'o nn4 parldeo* for 1,0r.-_ ; Re»uorapro . fer.od.— \rirlr.f_. X T ST., i^..e^ office v*, AIvTED, Pour or Five Heapectable y * Working Mon as lioardors In a qnite Gazette in Banirraptcy. |'9!» 0 i terms moderate.- For address apply m,s " w -* Hilbort, next tho Union Drapery, Froomans T~ Bay. -'^____i^'; ?• ''\ ' A"T- 1), Iwo ror-pectatilc M»n as ' s-__*"*^is-*__-__' "* 80-irders In a goUt tan lly.—Addross TN THE UUPKEME COURT OF NEW »ny t. C~jTSrT X ZKALAND. NORTHKttN DIBTRICT. \V A _JTEv. D 10,- BP YT_S_?*i__l!.. B_*^ * " Hamburg Fowls.—Write MKW, Poßt IN BANKRUPTCY. Offlco. __ ... All ANTED to Sell, first-class 6_ horse- Ln the matter of v The Uebtore and Creditorß p ,. wer ~o r issn-t»l Kngl.o witn Mnlil Act,1876. and tho several Aotß amend- tubal , r n u (i,..._ r -or prloe, &c„ a.».y 10 V. W. Ing tho -amo, and of tho bankruptcy of R , v „ ) (.m.oii.l Fur»lßh-r. n»xi • lb»rt Ho.fl. Fbancis Houlihan, a Dobtor. —-—r-rrpT-A ~.,, _._,, , t-, , ,„ r This is to notify that Francis Houlihan, for- VV *£5,,b3 ,(._T lie VoV merlrof Pukekoho, in tho Provincial District of , ~.L_J* ni___S___* '__? ___ R %_f_,"___}_\mt Auckland, In tho Colony of Now Zoaland, ibo lilb.«, only __J- Farmer, but now of the City of Auckland, In *_' Va"' hl" Btrw't- tho Provincial District aforesaid. Carter, has « ft/ ANTED to KENT, a comfortable this day filed a statement that he is unable, to Vl * Ton roomed llouso. with grounds. meet hia engagements with liib creditors. Tho Gooa locality iiidißPcnßablo.-Apply to J.M. and first mooting of creditors to bo held at tho j \[ ow bray Supremo Court-house. Auckland, on FRIDAY, ' - ' the third day of August, 1883, at twolvo o'olock AIT ANTED, to Rent, with option of noon. »w pnrohaso, Portablo Kngino about umei Ihls 20th day of July, 1888, H-horeo power.—Union Sash and Door Com- G. W. BABLBY, pnny. Mechanlco' Hay. „„„_,„ , mfv _,___ D6PUty KcßtotrMl \l7 ANTED to R.nt a House of 9, 10, °y_S_____ C_^stl.nd ormoror-on.a.wl.hlnloorl.ml_atc a ' -foU-Stor.!.o.?D__»r. wi"_£ f Qq-on-BtiW-appUrF. Stakofflco. WANT ED, to Let, the Barber's Shop ._,,», -tf,_,_» v_ in oonnoctl6n with tho Pnbiio Hot E.ltV^ct.ria".rrtV-_l Dgß--APP' y t0 W" TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW W Tw^TOS'ttl I ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. prlco __ M ' ca^ " F_^S-__-^iW_-T_-«t-. 4d; Roast Beof, from 4d. lI.W. has alao IN BANKRUPTCY. added to his boslnesa a want long folt, vlr,„ small gooda, Pork Plos, Pork Sausages, Savo- In the matter of " The Debtors n-d Oredl- leys. Gorman Sausagos, Brawn, Collared Head, tora Aot, 1878," and tbo _«Vo:_i Actß Potted Beof Quality guaranteed. amond-ng tho same, and of a Deed of -„ . AN , ED __ N (lWi -The following llisfffl.totw^JM_M 70tn__Kt' »I"h'^ mlird Laa""'' •nwrlor Col6Urefl nfA^-klanfll Net? Z^alan_ Dm_er 0. Xi« fa,ov'B' ln 2J : u,lilrs' Fdt SWrfc-. U Od; tho flrat nart • _.wn____*-__.___- £_VIB c,ark,B m T*ri reel" o( Blaok Couon- ld faoh • o\° Auckland" A™.unt_n_: •£»* Sti™"" *W ' '* W6keHßld' throughout the said 1 .cod oallod tho said Btrcot anop, Trusteo, of thosoopnd part; and all tbo in' ANTED KIOWN, that lam in re- Credltora of tho said Jonathan Cullon of \^ , t of th mpmeht (ex tho third part; and duly 11 od in this Tarawers , of Far , y _, e( , d p 0 t»tc.a- iTlnks. Honourable Courtontho oth day of Jnly, L.prtor.es, Kldnsys, and wher early Borts.-E. • lßa* E. D-vlcb. 13, Cufltom-sTeet. Notice ls horoby given that on WEDNES- -—- ■■s T -. T _ T > r-..f>-nrvT —__ 1 —; _ DAY, tho Bth day of August, 1883 at 11 o'clock \X7 ANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend In tho forenoon, or as soon thorcafter as counßel T f on personal and collateral seourlty, re can bo hoard In that behalf, an application will payable by weekly Instalment-. BPiB dls bo made to the Supreme Court of New Zealand, oonnicd.—Rao'o New Zealand Pawn Shop. at Auokland, under the provisions of the above- Darby Btreet. named Acts, for an order declaring tlio Bald — ___ -~-„„.,- -, ... . Deed of Arrangomont completely exooutod. VV ANTED KNOWN—a Few Pnot Dated thl. _d.h any of Ju.y. 18-3. '" ■ Costumes left, only Is: a Grand Llna of RUSSELL & CAMPBELL w lnter Costumes, 153; BUok For Trimming, 9d So loltora tor tne a_ld Trustee. _.o 7 a„ rt,!„ awan". d2 wn' U th""a :°' Dampler'a ■ Wakefleld-Btreet Shop. _&_-_--_-% * **/ ANTED, everyone to try Fanford'a ;?-*9mH_>wS_L l'o"cd Hoar's Head, a flno Breakfast -*u_-Wl___fi.,---g Bellsh (recommondodbythetacultyl.-Vlotorla- Btreot. corner of Albr-rt-Btraat T NJJF 4 ?_Wn PKS M pE^«F,nn^A^ **/ANTE_. KNOWN-Nice Lot of X ZEALAND. NORTHKRN JUDIOIAI, \\ Klaunel (White and Coloured), oheap; UI-IKIOI. algo Grey nianicet-, 10b tho pair; Bod C_uilts. 3a 8d eaoh; Rnga, 7s; at Dampler'a Wmkefleld- IN BANKRUPTCY. Btreet Bhop, ... .. . ..-T--.. v. _ „ ... TT/ANTED "WanTED I — Wanted! In the matter of ■•The.Debtorsl and Oredjtors W Foopl6 to aßk the , r Grooera , or Dnperler's Act, 1876. and tho several amendmenta La Hanvogardß. It Imparts a ciear white light •&_!__ w^? Tr ._, ff__^.fJ_SS_?»_sf toKeroalne, ar,d prtvonts all danrrer from er- Tiiotus Whiiam Cakb (trading as T. plOßlon . Bo i. a ln 3d p.okots. -w. B. Lewis, Do'btor^ Storekeeper, a Vi.to.ia-Btreot, a gent for Now Zoalatd. Notice la horeby glvon that It is tho Intontlon \TLT ANTED KNO/VN—Ladieß* Winte of the said Thomas William Carr to mako V w Jaokot?, 5b 6d ; Ladles' Ulsters. 5b Gd; application to this Honourable Court on WED- Wool Shawlo, In 6d; Lot of Large do, oho«p ; NESDAY. tho Bth day of August, 1883, at Wlncov Skirts, 3s 61; at Dampler'a Wakefleld- II o'clook in tho foronoon. or as soon there- treat Shop. ' after as Connsol can bo heard in that behalf, ~.-„_ .... ■ ..—^ — _ 1 Ith.t an ordor of immediate disoharge bo X\f ANTED KN- .WN-Boots made, re granted him under tho 181 th Section of the V" paired, exchanged, and sold at a Bmall Dohtors and Croditore Act, 1876. profit in corner Btall City Market. Dated this 26th day of July, 1883, _ _ Z~r^m_7ZT ~ ; ~_T- . ~Zi I^l wirniM TTrnuviir . .1.7 ANTED the Ladies to Know that W^H„i_S?fnr I .h_,ln_,htAr I ▼* Munrt. and MllUgan, Hobaon-Btreet. 8o"oltor for tne Debtor. httTeseonreQ the servloee ot a flrßtoUßß Mil -1 ~1 liner, and are now prepared to aupplT millinery ln nil Its branohos on the shortest notloe. ' , OS/ AN TED KNOWN - Barry's Tri y t ouchsrons, ls 2.1; Rack Combs Id ; Tooth WILL the gentleman who took another s Comb", Zd; Pair Brushes, Od; Tooih Hrußbes, Hard Black Felt Hat from the Choral 6d; Hair On. Gd tho bottle at rampler'a Wake- Hall last night, leaving a low browned one flold-Btreet Saop, In its placo, oblige by calling at tho Stab office, ~TTZTr-n„ ~.,„,„ M r, ,„„ n ~{i whero his own awaits him i -_if ANTED KNOWN.—Pure Gold, , .TTfrrT-T i.vri-r_irnv —„ Mo,;-„- y* Pure Sllver.-Charlos Kelaov and Co. All ILLIAM KENJNEUY, a Mariner, have now addod Go ld Jewollcry to thoir stock, vv living In Hobaon-Btreet Jai.u.ry, 1879, Their flrat parcol is just to hand, in which will please call at or Bend joar address to Stab vj 0 found a beautiful assortment of Ladies' Office. Dress ltings, Keepors. Alberts, Necklots, JTPIM IMTAT. A Vnun. Mnn 2S Brooches, Gents' Scarf Pins, Suites, &c. They I iih r^,, „h' Z,a 1., 1. ilh Jnni?' tiki strictly confine themselves to keoping only Real Hi gllsh Chiuch, and la IrNh woulcl hke silver / and lteal OoU j 0W eUerr. Fresh arrivals to carr-SDond Willi «MPpeo»bleYonnß Woman month i y ._f_ba.lcs Kelßey and Co. (two doors ' a.^t.a-Addr.saVo! 8-_A B too__S.!AuS£ helowMorrin'B.lronmongersh land. na. ANTED KNOWN - uhkap Tim ~~* v* bbtrl Cheap Timber I And all other Bhm _ __ kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased onipp D_f. cheaper and better than onywnero else at the ■' .' .. WaiTabA The Yar_L__ P- Goldie, Albert-street. __-**^___. r **■ micgrh;go'r"wi.l XXT ANTED KNOWN-rol.ured Cash- leaveOnehuuga Wh»rf asa'.nve »' m.'re 10 1 tie yar.i; Hitok Veiveteon, ;^.isirt___9_? (weather and other olrcum la 9d; Cretonoe, 7d the yard; D.>m_sk T.ble !*^^^aw^ Btances permitting) TO monow oovera, 8b 6-: Aniorlran Losther for Table (SATURDAY),July2B,atloa.m,—A.Mottiegor, Covers, lid tbe yard; at Dampler'a. Wakefield- Managing Dlreotor «.8,8. Co. Btreet Bhop.



[ Wanted. it- -is,'ANTED KN..WN — Crimson an id »* Rnby Silk Vcv-t, 5s ltd por yar lg, I (worlh 811 6'D .'I.J __ml h'., '.neen-B>r»e'. - ' -iSJA'-'iEO, a Nursemaid.—Apply Mr io IVy G'ceßor, Gleesen's Hotel, Cu.iom Btrer. .KlWo-t. r ! \Af AJNTED, a Gentleman Boarder in I TT private family; no othor board, rs. le ; For aodress apply Star otßce. T 1 \ft/'ANTED KNOWN—Another Grant k Vt Lot Berlin Wool, beautltal colours. Btl, ~" tho samo price (3d tho .ozeu skol-B); Fl-goi Ing wool lall ooloutB), 3d per skein; Whit V Worsted, ld tho largo skoln at Daniple.' ... Wakefleld-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN — That tht Cheapoat I.uneheon for tho Worklni -" Man Is S-nford'a Poik Pie, 3d each; __pplt '' Pie. 3d. - _/./ ANTED.—-When you are in Hobson , v. at. Eot call and see the Large and Cbolo. ' Stoc'. of Soot, h Cheviot Tweeds, ln beathei - aid graniteßhadew at Munroand MUUganV. " \ifi ANTED KNOWN-That lam pre. ' ■- " parol io parohafle Honeehold Furnlturt - and other etfoota on tho premises on thesl.nnesl y notloe, ln town or country.— I pply personally 1, or by letter, to Jamtajttae, Darby-BUcet. WANTED KNOWN^ThalSanford i. the Sole Mar.nf_ctnrer ot Pare Sootoh c Htack Pudding (tho samo aa mado in the Royal ■- Kitchen) prloe Bd lb.-Victoria Btreet, corner oi Albuy-streat. - XA! ANTED— Cash Uustomera tor Mut 1. '" ton, 2d; Boiling Beef, 2d; Steam made _ Sausage, 3d; Roasting Beef, from 3d; German Sausage, Cd, Wholesale. sd; Pork Brawn, Id 1 - Pork Pioa Id; Black Pudding od; Poultry D Sucking Pigs, Ox Tongues, Smoked Boef Sec— - G. Hulmk, Butchor, Navy Contractor, Stoam Sausago Factory, Qnoon-Btrcet. £ \hj ANTKO— rr anted to sell, very cheap t TT 2. doEOu ilb Tlni of good Dnrham Mus t t_r J, only (U per tin, 2 Tins for Ud, .3 per dozen: 12 dozen Fralt Saltß, Is 6d per bottlo; Small 1. ico, "il.i for li; Large 11 100, 611.3 for ls; --foty » Matohea, 3d per dozen 1 801 l and Black's Pl»ld 1 Matches, 7d per dozen; Ball and -laok". Tin 3 Boxes on'y Is 8d rer dozo-; Large Blblea wlih Plate-, only £12w 6d and fit 7fl 6d o-oh; 20 G-.bs , of > swine Books, from 2d to _d each, 60 Leaves only, 3s Cd per d. zon ; Pons, t.nly 6s por box of . 1- dozen. Is Cd per doz-n boxes; Penholders, •la 6d por grOBS: 1,100 Pi.coa of -ponge, from 2d to '_.; Lot of Piotuio). 3t and Od; ttla_sju_s, [ OJ and 2a raoh; Toa. Is ftd per lb, fibs fo^ _s; 1 ApplOi. 3d *b<l Id purlo; Cn-ra»ts. id per lb; Small lu.ubloiß. 1 for 6d ; Wine Gl»e_o6. 3d : moh. 2s 9d por dozen; Lot of Jag., lid each; ■ Razor Bt-os«, only 9d, worth Ib 60.— 11. Watt, ' at""" al D-»ler. flit_triM»t. TT ANTED KNOWN - Plain and * * Fleured Japiteso Sllis, at la 6d per yard (worth 2a Cd). at J. Smith's, Queon street. \ir ANTED KNOW N. DA-_O--ÜbN, Renowned to. ItH Meoloal Virtues, NEIL -TcITpFORD Are manufacturing It Into PILLS and COFFRF. 'IHB PILLS Are the Bo;.t nnd Chatpeat made ln New Zca'and. Kxtonslvely ns,d bb a Family PUL 1/ a box, THK OOFFKE Ib prononnoed br oompetent judpes to be bettor than the Imported. It U good for the Liver, Kldn.yß. and Indigestion. 2/ alb. BOT-NIC COOGH BYRUP ls a Pleas»nt and cifocti.o mlxtura. steadily gaining ground lo Ano-land. 1/6 and 2/ a bottle. SOOTUINQ SYRUP, OR MOTHEB'S FRIEND IFOR BAUtSS), Is excellent fw rom.Tl.g wind, regulating the bowels, and product-, natural tleep. Mother- who -now its value won't be without It. It la froo from all Injurious dregs. One Shilling a Bottle. GENUINE HOP BITTERS, 2/6 BOTILK. NEIL &CLIFFORD, BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WBLI-MSL-Y-STRBKT KaST, Four doors from Crulokshank and Minor's, U neon-Btreet. WANTED, Ladies to know that I am foat Rednolng my Stock, through hav ing a Gannlno date prorlons to oiten.lva altora tlons. Black Cashmeres, IB l}d to Ss 9d yard. I am s*lllob a great qaan>iiy ; a_ woll _a Colour., from Hid tj 2s 6d, The Satin Clotn, at l.d, la a good line; as wo.l as tha -.U-wool Sorgo, at ls ljd. V.lv.teeßß, from Is 2id. Ladles' Ulsters are gwtly redno-d. vi o« wove (no deonptlor.) Cnlloo.2Jd : Or-wdiron'B, Isfld doz-n; Unb'otched Shrotlng, 6}d, 7}d. o}d, and Jsjd; White TwUl do, (WBBhodt,lOJd, las.d.andlsri.d;Qood FUnno., from C.d _- is Hid; White Blankets, from Is Cd • inn : Brown Belfast Hollands. 3.d. .{<]. B.d. 8J.1.10}1. ls Jd; T.ble Liner., Bfl, Hid, 1. 9JI le ll.d, '.. 0 , „, Cd. Hiaiery, Gloves. Kltiuons. Fioweis, -"0.-iers Leo., Jn dor cloth Ing, In fante' Bob-a, P0.11.e6. frooka. Cloaks, &0.. all K-duo-d. N.8..-Noio tho addroasi-JAME3 SCUIT, Oe-erol Dr»per, Clothier, Outfitter, Ira. Sec London House, Victoria and Nolson slreots, Auoklaod. V% ANTED KNOWN. Volvoteouß. 1/9 to 8/6 per yard Coloured PntUs (15 .hades), 1/0 p.r yard Ulat-rs. 3/6 to 313 Iloßlory, aU iiiilkon at ;1 shn(}o I J«c-ot_, B/ll to 75a Now Je.-B-j 3, al oolonrs, S/8 erc llat.i. ln nil shnpes and ooioura Gr*y rTelt Oainsbjronghs, a fow loft Mill's O'othlng io grant varloty Underc'oihing. -II Btytoa and qualities Kolt Carpeie yard wicK 1/3 Tapestry C_rp§«!, 2/3. 2/11, and 30 per yard Hearth Rugs, a Ur.o aisortmont Alanine, ,8.. .11,1-, (1 .aid. 11, and li yard wide) 9-1,10-4, and 11-1 Blankets, 9/11 to S_s per pair Now Dre,B Wtno-y, /_}, worth 1/ per yard Coloured C-shmero, L7J worth 2/3 Ui.biia.h__ 1 b.103, 2d 2id. 3d, to 9d per yard WhUe Caioo 2i_ 3d, Id. lo 1/ per y_id Coloured Chent.le 'lies, 3d to 1/ _ah Winotyn, 4{d to 1/ por yard .00 (kilunrad J.s.phlmß Ist choice 2/0 par palr DRKSSMAKING AND MILLINKRY ON THE PRSMISBS. LADIES' OWN MATKRIAL MiDE UP, MKS SPAIN. MANAG»R. Snooossfnl Contractor for l>rßpory for Lnnatlo Asylnm, 1883. STEPfiENSON'S DHAPK«Y AND BALE WAR-HOT.BB, AND LADIKS' KMPORIUH. KAR.-NGAHAPE ROAD N-WTON. iS.ANI'SD KNOWN by friends and ») onßtometß—That 110-Br-lapp and 00.. Boot and Slioomaktra, h-vo p_roh«s_d (tie Stoo< and liiia.i_-.u_ ot Scott and 00., viotoria itreet (opposll. Hobson UoteU, aad Intend to oontlnne soiling tho Boat Qnallrr or Goods at onrr«nt nrlcrfl. — "__l ANTED K>OWN — Ladies' I m- V V br-llas, 1- 3d; Silk do, 4s; Gonfs do, 9-; GU-lii* P_r_»oln, la 0d; aad Low of other Fro* Uarguuiß; at Dampler'n VVakollold-.treet an- p. ANTED KBOWN— That all Work ing Men can save thoir monoy by oall Ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant. All moals Od. Board and Lodging, 15a per weok.—Robbrt Mukdook, Proprietor. Note tho address, nearly opposite tho Waitomatn, and close to tho Dock i_T(TAirD~of emfcTrroN. The Board roqulr-B a Jnnlor Clerk. Salary, £80 a year. _.ppll.-_Mo_„ in wilting (with tes.i moni_l- or r-Urcno-sl will b« ro.o-ved by tho nnderatg.od on or before TUeSD* I, tilt July ioßtaut YINC-.-IT K. RIOI., Secretary. UTATION MANAGER.—Wanted, an ' ' experienced Station M-nn_er for a large sheep and cattle a'a'ion at Pov-rtr tsaj; refer fn__» r-qulied.— tpply by letlar, Btatlnr i-rms. fee. to J. Fr ar Clarke, Inso-once BolldlßSl. Qnoon-stroet, anoklaad. \/I R P 'OLEY'S Saturday Popular Con . y ' cart Is the onlr »nt~rt_!nme_t offrreS ro thepnbUo TO-MORROW night, Tho-tre Rwnl. 2a 61 and 18. FIGEOSS. — Wanted, good strong birds in any quantity. - Apply XYZ, Stab offlco. ___________________________



I To bet. d . 1 O LET, at Mount Eden, Six-roomi d - Donso, newly paporsd and painted; r Klster grate, washhou.o, warden, eto.-W, 1 I Gatenby. Urapory Warehouße. it TO LET, in Victoria-street, adjoinit 1 Hobson Hotel, Two Commodious Shop with room at roar.—Apply Hancock and Ci _ Cnatomß-Btreet. or Mr Milne. Hobson Hotel. rglO LKT, House six rooms, in i_arltc - IL koad. near Grafton Kovl; conventei a and pl..a-ai.tlyßiiu-te-. --pply to Mr Dickso ti Ue_ent-btreet__Graiton. a rg"<o LET, at Mo_ni~Bt John, a Vill 8 I Residence with all oonvonionces.- A_l_l_l___toJ ! Jlanoock, next house. b a O LET, a General Store in one of th , .. , leading townships ln Waikato, doing 3 K-_..S.* b,;?" il.t' B8—Apply by letter 10 AI Post-oflloq. '1\ Awamntn. ■ 'i ,O, LllT> the two New~i_hops in K"ul J Rr...i Td; B, tree,t- ""Jolnlßg the Clarendo r Hotel.—J. M. and J, Mowbray. , ' rtNO LET, 7-roomed House, Wellington • ,»_.- ,6t^. e9, t; K? 9 anil watet *id gaa stove wit « feUohed k teh n.-H. Partington, Hoobo an I Lang Agent. ripO LET, a pleasant Marine ttesldeoc ILI a''ne North slhore, with Beaoh Frontage ( Apply to Charles Bailey, Boatbnllder. 1 ripO BE LET, with immediate possession d„»„ -1 7' roomed Villa Reatdenoe, situated ii t Park V oad. next to Early _an_.-App!y Meser Ireland Broa,, Vnloan Lane. rg>o LET, 2-roomed and 3-roomed Cot ' _i,__,ta_*<? _T M vlTf n "V! r'emlses, Hopetown i Street,jir_Karangah»no Road, Newton. ; rjp o LET B_Y TEN_)BR The LOI'NB-SIRE-T HALL, with tw< oellarfl and ante-room, for a term of 18 yeara lenders will be received up to August 14 18-3. t>f VJ*l 7 t2_ M _ *J Fiemlni_, Trnatee, Fr'anktit Road, tor further Information, I^THANGAROA.-To Let, the Good. » » wUI of a Blaokimlth's Shop, with tools, *wa-W\J. Smith* ifon °D hM^ PlMtr 01 POWER TO LET, on 70 miles ot gas mains, In the olty and suburbs of Auok land. Engines from Jto 100h.p.lndloatBd. Oon sumption of gas, from 18 oublo feei of __a pet innieatcd hor__-power por hour for tha larger BU»bs, t0.25 foot for the smaller. SulUble foi Itnglneerß. Woodworker., Printers, Firewood Dealer., Boot and .-hne -tannf-oturere. Fodde: DojlM-S, M_l__tacfl. Sansage Maker., Sec, Sec and for Ama__nrß .Lathes and Frot Sawa. The engine outs firewood at 2d per ton, and at Inter mittent hoisting wotk the oost Is _om_tlm_s as low as Is 8d per day for a SJ h p. ennlno. the engine running alt ___, T . Thlrty-flve Otto Gat Engines ar. now erected la auokland For terms and condlttons, apply to the -eoretary Anokland G»e Company (Limited), Fort-stree., -17.38 ln Btook- }. 1, _, SJ. 8 12 h,p, Lrecturee. AUCKLAND ytiVN. MEN'S CHRI.TIAN ASSOCIATION. CHORAL HALL. LECTURE ON "MOZART," ny THB Key. T. McKenzib Fraser, THIS (FRIDAY) EVKNING, JULY 27, 1833. Prooraumb. Overtnre r>) "Zanberfl-ute" Pleoe composed in Mosart's 4th year Piece composed la _-o_art _ 6tn year Kyrle oompoß_d In Mozirt's 12th year Kyrietroai-Twellth Mats' .. .. Choir Boo—"La dovo prendeZaubarfloto"..Mr King Maroh—'• Z&ubei floto " Solo—"Qui sd-eao non Zanber ftoto "..Mr Smyth fc'olo—" Batti Bottl" (" Don Giovanni "1 Mrs Cbodwlck Andante Sonata. Dp, 10 Andante Sonata Op, 2 " Gloria"(" Twelfth Mbb.") .. .. Choir Organist Mr J. P. Hooton Pl-nist Mr W. Hooton Conductor Mr John Karle Commencing at S p.m. DoO'S open at 7.20. Heats reserved for tlnkat-holders till 7.15. Admission, Ib (season tJoket-holders tree). |TNIVERSITY COLLEGE. Tho Lectures of tho Second Term will be Commenced on MONDAY next, the 30th Instant. Until further notice, tho hours of the sevoral lecture- will bo as beforo. R, KIDD Registrar. Board and Residence. JJOARD A»D RESIDENCE in town AX for a Sentlamen; hitalthy position - room to himself: £1 p.r week.—Apply Stab office. PRIVATK _KTAItI-^_r¥---_bENCE for Single Gontlemen—four minutes from Post Olllco - (if permanent) 18a per week.— Address Mrs Dallen, Confoctionor, Queon-Btroot, |IROYD"N VILL*, Vincent-street.— \ ' First-claßß Board and Residonoe, 20s per Week; single room. 25s ; Bath.—Mra Fuller. OVERNOR HRun a n HOTEL, HOBON- THXET, Board and Lonaißt.,__....._..He. per Weok »ino__ R00m...- ..-.a. per Week



Goodsone Arcade. See Goodson's London Arcade, WHY ls thoro suoh a noticeable rodnotion ln tho prlco of CLOCKS, WATCHES JEWELLERY. CUTLERY, and FANCY GOODS generally in Auckland during tho past threo years ? BECAUSE tho oponing of Goodson's London Arcade marked a new era on tbo city, and tho " Small Profit and Quick Returns " prinoiplo has led others to imitate it WHY remains yot unfulfilled tho prodlctod closing of tho London Arcade after six months' oxlstonoc? BECAUSE an appreciating public know who introduced tho " S.P. and Q.R." motto, and patronißO tho ono who did bo. WHY is it unnecessary to "mark down " nnd "soli off," or by professedly "alarming sacrifices" and "doferred payment," decoy customers into tho Arcadel BECAUSE It Is so well known that all goods having always boon marked In plain figures, at ono uniform low rate of profit, no Buoh nrtlflco la noodod. TI7HY should overy resident of, and visitor ft to, Auckland Inspect the London Aroade boforo making tholr purohaeos I BECAUSE ln no placo In tho olty can thoro bo seen such a comprehensive and valuable assortment of goods at each tempting prices. See G. oodson's .London Area de, Notoi§fe Addresses- GOODSON'S I/ONQPN AROADE, AvaaAVD „ „ .. CHRISTOnuBOII. LONDON OFFICE I 68 Mary Axe. . ' ' -1--UC-.I THE Beat Preparation extant for promo ting Hair Growth Ib Dr. Erasmus Wkson _ LOTION FOR THE HAltt. It Is pt_p_red trom tho original tormala of this eminent antboritr by C-iABL-S Bu.ob-k. Pharmooen tloal Cht_»l«t (Vlot.-U and New Zealand), la-otto- of Pitt aod Gr-y-etreetß. Auckland. rISOOTHACHE CURE -Inttantaneons 1 Belief, OUONT ALGIOi la b_._.e.-BHAR LATD it CO. (opposite Po_.-_fflOB) ROFESSOR ELLIS, Medical Herb-list, has arrlvod from Chrlstohuroh, after effecting most Buocossful Curea. and la now pre pared to troat all diseases. He guarantoos to cure (without fail) tho following Complaints, If not too far gono: — ABthma, Bronohltla, Con- Bnmptlon (second stage), Cataract, Dropsy, Dysentery, Fevers, Liver Complaints, Nervous Dobllity, Rheumatism, Soiatloa, Lumbago, aad Secret Complaints of young mon. Wondorful Curo for Corns without pain.—Address: 308, Queen-street (next Young Women'a Inßtltuto). Private Consulting Room. Houra: From fl a.m. to fl p.m. FOR WINTER COUGHS and Bronchia Irritation, . TRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS with Hypophosphito of Lime and Quinine. For Inoipiont Consumption and Chronlo Chest Affootlonß, " Alokin'a Symp of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphito of Lime and Quinine," ia most oortamly altorativoand ouratlvo. Try it for Bronohitib and Asthma Addrßsa — THE PHARMACY. QpEKN-STREET. rtrH-5 MARVELLOUS REMEDY E FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, BONNINGTON'S PECTORAL OXYMEL OF CARRAGEEN OR Irilh Moss VmatammA Curea the worst forms of Coughs Colds, and Hoarsonesß, gives Immediate Relief ln Bron ohltis, is the Best Medicine for ABthma, Cures Whooping-Cough, Is Invaluablo In tho Early Stages of Consumption, Relieves all Affections of the Chest, Lungs, and Throat, SOLD EVERYWHERE. GEO. BONNINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH. OCTORAttNOLD'SPENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-Tho most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2a 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents Shaklakd & Co., opposite, tha Poat Ofllce. A I N--S- MEDICAL ELECTRICITY. W. HINTON, having jnst arrived from Lon don, with most recently approved appliances, le prepared daring a short Btay In this olty to treat nervonß and other diseases by Galvanization, Faradiz -tion, and Frank link_tion. Charges very moderate. Consultation Free. Corns extraotea wlthont pain. Keßidotoe: 50. Bobson-stroet, 7 doors from Governor Browne Hotel. Hoars, from 10 a.m. 5 m. TEE BAKING POWDER parexeellana is AICKIN _ iKRATED BAKING POWDER, "The Most Eoonomloa-." "Yields more Yeast Gas." Pure Material only. Not Mixed with Rloe Flour or Alum. In tins at la Bd and 2a Bd. Speolal Price Wholesale. AdarflMl _ THB PHARMACY, QU-__H-ST.----.



Mot ey. *A ONEY — MONEY — MONEY. -I .». havo several olionts wanting to Borrow Mo.ioy on Mortgage; security offered, first-class freohold; intorest ranging from Bto 9 per cent. Capitalists ploaso communicate with me at once—D. F. Evans. Land Agont, Queen-street, A-° _ _| *0 _-IU,U_o juts NT on Building 5& JL."" 8oo1»ty prlnolple«, or on other lermß to salt burro wore. Allotments bought and Houses built on woekls payment Byatom. Mortgages and l.oana negotiated. See net of Properties tor Bale on Ist page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for Investment— O. Williamson, Land. Estate, and Flnanolal Ager.t and Valnator, _ Vnloan Lane INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (CORNER OF VIJLOAN LANB AND QUEKN-STRKKT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT, This Soolety Is now Issuing INVESTING SHARES ordinary, carrying full rate of Interest and Proflt. PAID-UP SHARES of _J2O eaoh, carrying 7 por oont Interest (payable half-yearly) and par ticipating in Surplus Proflta. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, per cent, and on Deposits for 8 months, 6 per cont por annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Society advances on Approved Freohold and Leasehold Property to tho extent of three fourths tho value. Borrowora may pay off part or the whole o their Mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further par ticulars required may be obtained at the Society's oflicea. GEORGE ERASER, Manager. (JHARLAND'S CHEKRY PKCTORAL, O Absolutely the best remedy over made for COUGHS, URONOBI.I-, AND GOLDS, Prloe. _a 6d and _• 6d a Dottle. -HARLANO a. QO. opposite Pogt-offloe. » G. HENDERSON'S Cherry Pectoral «•"' m Is an Excollent Remedy for Coughs, Bronchitis, Cronp, Asthma, and tbo various other affeotions of tho Chest and Bronohlal Passages.—This preparation is not supposed to Check tho Cough suddonly, but to removo the cause.—To bo Had only of J. G. Henderson, Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposite Throe Lamps, Ponsonby. Auokland.



JLost and Found. °d T OST, between Stak cilice and Post to- -LJ office, a Now Tobaoco Ponch.—Flnde -• please leave same at Star Office and he will b __ obligated. _^ 3E | OST, on Wednesday night, betweei », __J three Lamps and St. Patrick's Cathedral o„ a Sl've: Locket and Chain with Guard o _ Honor Medal at.ached.-Flve Shillings reward .n tor finder on laaviDgßame at Stah cfflc?. Dt T ,^T, tb'3 morning, a Purse containing "■ JLi a£l note, a half-sovereign, and 10a lr silvor.-A reward ol 5s will be paid to any one | a leaving same with Mr J. Gllmour, Uppei _ Symonds street. _ irOUNJO, in Symonds street a email le _. Kay Horse, with Bad_le and bridle on.— Owner apply J. Gardiner. Frnitorer, Karangai a hape Hood. t- For Sale. m . _ li'Oß SALE.—A good Investment; 5 _. L Honses ln the Clc.j returning a good _ rental; to be sold oheap.—Apply at once. H _ Partington. Stlohbnry'B Balldlngß. _ EfOK SALE or Lease, large Premises, c .0 Meohanic-' |B»y_.weU adanted for any >, manufactory, or coal and flrewojd yard.—H. Partington fcttlchb-r. 'a Bulldlcgfi 1", IJ/lOR SALE, Kyber Pass, well-finished n X 6 roomed Home.; gas and gas stove; •b every oon veni._ce ; allotmant 50 by 200; a rare ohßnoe.- H Partington. Hon?- fcLand Agenr.l l>\ ll lUn SALE, a . omfortable 4-ruomed !. X Cottage, 6 mlnntes walk (mm Union Bank ; very.chiap —H. Partlngton,lloni>e and - Land .gent. * 7[i O ~K IS A E E. ~ For Immediate Halo, a VERTICAL GAS BEGINS (Oroesley,), ln good order and con __ dltlon. Will ba sold a bargain. Oan to Been at wort-. Apply BKIITT, SCHMIDT AND CO., " Corner ot Vulcan Lane and High-street t l\/f OUNV EDEN. — New and well -____. finished Villa Roßldonce; bay window; , fitted up with cupboardß, register Erato; oven, nioe garden; 60x100-good corner allotment; "J a vory pretty place; situated Mary-street, noar " ] main road; nice position.—D. F. Evans. (835 r i/iOK SAL,-, Children's dothing and r 8. Drapery, Arch Hill Weßleyan Church I to night only; admlßßlon free. . _MHEAP COTTAGES FOX SALE. ; XJ J BCOTLAND-ST«KgT (freeman's Baj-) - Cot- I t.fro, i rooms, an., freehold _lloioao_t, Prloe, I -180. (8.1) ■ LSAB-iNGTOV RO _D, Mount Kden-Cott-ge. _ rooms. Sec. 1 allotment 60 x 91. Price, £220. . (8.5J) PE-.R_.BT-J__T. Sto_Cß"B Point-Coltage, , rooma, &o.; allotment 65 x 180. Price. £160. (851) STANLEY-BTRKBT, off Great North Ri od- Cottige, _ rooms, soullery, &o.; aUatment I 33x100. -2SO. (B_6) CHakLOTTk-btRE-T. off Great North Road —Octtape, _ rooms, and Bonllery; allo'ment lea-ehold, 33 x 100. £135. (82.) SPRING-STKE-T—Cott.ge, 4 ro.m.. and tret hold allotment, for £260 _)).) DUBLt-r-STKr-HT, Ponßonby-Hour-e, 8 roomß, and Ireebo d allotment, tor £23.; a great bargain. (318) NEW-STREi.T, Newmarket -Cottage. 5 roomß. Rood well, garden, and allotment 43 x 120, for £320. (816) BRIGHTON, Pa-nell—Oottase. 4 rooms, and freehold allotment, really good, for £260, 1802) SPRING-STRKItT - Verandah Cottage of 6 roams, and freehold allotment, for £320; cheap. (702) Ard others on implication to D. F. EVAN-. Land Agent, Queen-street, Public -.Notices. QI T V OF AUCKLAND. DESIGN FOR Ff.EK LI BRAKY AND ART GALLERY. ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS FOR DESIGNS May be obtained at thin Ottloe, and at the Offices of the Town Cleika la Melbourne, Sydney, Wellington, Christchurch, Dnnot-ln, Ttmaru, Napior, and Taarangs, on application, P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk-. Town Clerk'a Or_-e, July 27,1883. IMPOUNDED, on the 25th July, one Chestnut Hor_e, white streak on face, by Mr _4aun_.lL 16a la oialmod for treapaaa and damage. In dofiult of being released, the above wiU be Bold at the Mount Albert Pn'illo Pound on the 9th day of August, at noon, 18*3. C. J. SMALL. Poun-J-eepor. OAPAROA ROAD BOARD. MR PETER WELLINGTON KENT having, on Jnly 21st, been nominated as a member of the Paporoa Road Board, In place of Mr T. Mclnnesa, resigned, I therefore declare him elected. ALEX. BELL, Returning Officer. Pakuranga, July 21,1883. OOCKY NOOK. During thin bad weather I In-it. the pnbiio to look over my i.Uoe, and «h_y will find tb-t all lb- irroa.d hi nulte firm after the he_,vie»t rain, aid Wat t1... can cart tlmbsr on tbe ground aid b ilia In ail wtat-CB, rontr-r-t «.y scoria ground with oliy, anO -sir yoar doctor whioh is -he beat to bniJd your hon_e 0-. wy, BAKER. P.B.—My Agent la Mr Bwlngton. THK Auckland Public wonld bo without a Single Entertainment TOMORROW night bat for Mr Fo-ley's Saturday Popular Co. cvt. . REWARD of Ten Pounds will be given for Information that will load to the con viction of peison or persons who enterod dwell ing-houso and slaugnter-house at Ellorlslo on Saturday, July 7th, and Btolo Single-barrol Gun and Steelyards. Rugs, Bedding and Clothes; also for giving Information that Will lead to conviction of tho parties that destroyed wall and fenoes on my property, Ellerslie. G. HULME. Vf O T I C E . RI. EDWARD COSTLKY DEO-ABKO. AU parson a who ore or may hereafter be Indebted to the above estate, either for Interest, rent, or otherwise, will -1-ase my tbo same to Metsra Jaok-oa aad Ru-selL Solicitors. Fort Btrwit, Auckland, whoso receipt shall be a aaill Olent dlsoharse. SAMUM. JACKBONf H si,!S,cs_t?_T D.HEAN ."toSSdu" At-oMond. 27th April. 188 ■ Drapery, etc. MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING is now O-tal-able at the lowest possible prloes during my G_anl_e Sale. Tho object of suoh reduo-toos la my -telre to reduoe the Btook a* m-oh as possible prerlouß to alterations and enl_-K-ra_rit. List of a taw notable lines:— Men _ Tweed Trou-ert, 2,C, 6/B, IK, 10/9,13,0, and 1.6 per pair; M«n_ Punted M-le#M_ ditto, 4/6, IT., and atl per pair; Mon'a Devon Troußera , and Vests, 18/6; a large quantity of Men's All w«oi i,.K. Lii^goß-l Pea Jackets. 81,6, worth UI: M.n's Bhlrre. from 1/ to 6/11 eaob; Men's , aod 80. I'l'weod Hate, from l/iio-iib. KB.— Note tbe address: JaMICS SUUTT, General Draper, Olothler, Outfitter, Sec, London j Hoosb. Victoria and Ncl-on-etroota, Auokland. TINENS 1 INENSI IRISH LINENS 1 I MANUFACTURER'S LENGTHS, YABD Wide, good and fine, from la Od the yard ! LAMBS' HEM-STITOHItn AND KMHI-OI- D-KED HaNDKKROHIBFS, beautltal ; \ deslxna, 6.d 1 I L4KBK SIZW FINE LINEN HANDK-K ■• CHIEF-, Od BOUGHT CHEAP AND SOLD OHEAP. INSPECT AND JUDGE FOE YOUHSELVES. T. B. EOBSON. MELBOURNE HOCBE, PONSONBY. J« AND Wo WILLIAMS, IMPORTERS OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, ANB FANCY GOODB, BOTH SIDES KAR ANGAHAPE ROAD. NEWTON; AND AT WHANGAROA NORTH. TALETHBS. rTIALI-THES. mALET RES. ALETHES. IALETHES. laLETHES We have Just received, ox Clyde, 1 A BEOOND SHIPMENT OF THESE OBLB BRATED PAT-NT VRNTILiTED J WATERPROOF COATS, Made from oboice Tweeds, in Canton, Cash mere, and other makes. ' Any ot the above can be seen at onr Branoh Store, Whangaroa. . end Bize ronnd waist and length. Prices, from 30a to 80b. 1 See what the Field Bays respecting these t Goods >—" I have tried your Ventilating Coat . well In the coursing field, and consider It a great BUCCOBB. It Ib most comfortable to want 1 °ANew F-fcis- --^di-oove-ed! prevents the ' r-bbe!f hSSS-SiTond destroys aU smeU of - napthfi. . * A Job Lot of HONEYCOMB QUILTS j -St to haiid?t.-a--rto-'. f rom to 6d to 16s 6d, ' We have always on hand a 1 BHOW OF HOSIEKY, SHIiH'S, HATS. TIES, BRACKS, BBLTS, COLLARS, 9 Sec Sec For Price, Style, Varletyi and Good Value, * Sooond to None In Newton.



j Harbour Board Noticeß f A UCKu.NI) HARBOUR BOARD, N OTIC 11. , Harbour Board Ofl-oea, _ Auckland, 21th July, I_B_. « The following Hesointi m tt 'ho Board adop ted at a mml[o_ held m. tie 21th lnat-nt. 1. , pnbhßhod for tne lnfor_a.J-.-~ cf tho pnbiio :— 'ihst Letters rioslved nt the oflloi of the .tt.ard after 11 a.m. on tho d»y. of Meet " ing of the Biuret will -Ot besaomltted to the meeting on that day. unloaa the Chairman oonalders tha matter referred to ln Bach letter to be of an nrgent nature. J C. B. -TONE. Chairman. -<-____ii_S_i A UCKL-.ND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR U.3E OF CO»L DEPOTi RAILWAY WRaKF. Harbour Board Offlco Auckland, July 28.1833. Tenders will be rf Delved at this offlco nntll TUHSDaY. the 7th Augnßt. 1883. at noon for ÜB9 of portion. A, B, and C, Railway Wharf, for Storage of Looil dea-borne Coal, ln terms of plan and conditions to ba eeon at this effloc. The bighoßl or any tender not necessarily accepted, , Ton.or. to be endorsed, "Tender for Coal DapOV O. B, STONE. Chairman. Tender-i. j-VOROUGH OK PaRNBLL. -_T9?ders for tho removal of Night-soil from the Borough Emptying Cesspits, etc (the Council providing a can), will _o recoivod at the Borough Council office up to 5 p.m. on MONDAY, the 30th mat.; for a period of ono or throe years. Eaoh lender to bo accompanied by a bank note valne £5, The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac ceptod. Furtherpartioularstobeobtainedatt-ieabovo Office. 8. REYNOLD-, Ju,y.7,Jßß_._ I'ownCler-. }EXTENSION OF TIME,- TO BUILD - __ ERS.-Tenders will be received until 41 0 clock rJ-m. of WEDNESDAY, Bth of August. for the Erection of Concrete Buildings at 8_ Anns Bridge, for the Union Oil. Soap, and Candle Company (Limited.. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily aocepted. Plana and specl-oations at tho Company's Offlco Lower Albert-streot. Business Notices. BEST Canterbury Potatoes, 201bs ls j 4s 6d per c \t. by thu bag. delivered. Beßt Onions, 81bs ls.-VVm. Marshall, Auokland Jn ttcJTO i. 1 ADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S Gold JLJ and Silver Watches at Reduced Rates.— Jos. Adams. Watchmaker. Vlctoria-Btreet, pURK FOR IN DIuE-TION—TONIC * > BALSAM, a G.rmlne Liver Regulation, prloe 3d a bottle.—-ttAKLAND Se GO (oppo site Poat-offloe). BOOTS-B .OTS-3,000 Pairs, in Cor ner Stall. o.ty Market, almost giving away. Open all week. Repairs executed. SOCKET DKAIN PIPtS. - A large quantity, Ist and 2nd class (various sizes), at low rates —W. and 0. Wlcßtone. TAM-8 HrGJaES, Practical Gardener, fJJ Ib prepared to layout gardens on reason able terms, and keep gardens In order.—Please address James Hughes, next the Union Drapery, y. eoman'B Bay. JP X N C I N G. SAM, WHITE'S PRICE LIST Is as follows :— Best Paling Fence of puriri posts, Hobart rolls, and fif t Hobart palings, one inch apart, 60s. Paling Fence to consist heart kauri poets, Hobart rails, and hoart kauri palings, 555. Three-roll Fence, purlrl posts and Hobart rails, 45b. Wire Fenoes with Top Rail, 33a. Wire Fence, 7 wires, 258. Barbed Wire Fenoe, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, ISsperohaln. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Picket Fencen, from 2s per foot not painted, or 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Picket Jiiwlth mill wrought Wicket Gate, all Hinted complete, at 3s per foot All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for very description of Fenoe given on applica .lon to Sam. Whitk, Fencer, Custom-street, oppo-lte Arnold. Hlnea and Co. rf.HANGB OF ADDRESS. SULLIVAN AND* MoKENNA, MTT-STRE-T, TAILORS, HAB-TMAKRRS, and GENERAL OUTFITTER.., Beg to announce to their Friends and the Pnbiio Ot Auokland that they have Removed to more COMMODIOUS Pbkmibbs ADJOININO, where they .hall be happy to meet Cu-tomerß and Execute Orders to their entire 8-tlßf action. Sullivan, MolCenna and Co.'a cutting is too well known for remark. Perfect cutting and comfor In wearing guaranteed. The address I— Cobn-b of Pitt wd Ber,„b._bd.bt..bet-, WORM 8 All children suffer from them. If Buspeoted, ask for the Certain Ouro. BHAKLAND _ WORM POWDEKS, 1/ packet Apothecaries Hall, oonoaito Post-office. ■ AMES REID AN D~ S 6l» Beg to call the attention and careful conßldero tion of those about to Furnish to the Vkk_ Favoubablk Pbioks of ALL KINDS OF FUR ITURE. Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house -a town. JAMES _Tfll> & SON, Furniture Emporium, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Shop from Ylotorla-Bt.) I LEAKING-OUT SALE OF * CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUEL, being oompelled to Clear ont his Stock of Cutlery ln oonj.quence Of the PBEMISBS OO'-HNG DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable. Ib cow SELLING OF IT the wbole of the Stock at an enormous S__rl_o-. The goods are from the beet Sheffield makers, and will have to bo sold at any price, oonalßUng of— Best Ivory Table and Deaßeri K-ivea. LooKwood's and JohnGOn's Beßt Pooket Knives, Kleotrnplated Forks. Spoonß, Cruets, teo. Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks and Spoona. Superior Sclsaors and Raiors. WHOL-SALS AND RETAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLERY, 48, Qneen-Btreet (Opposite Town Clock). L-SS WORKS, Fr.EMAN'S BAY.— Saturday Afternoon, from 2 to 5. Ad mission- cd. Inch vitltcr receives one Glass Jag,—M. Cook and Sons. p WITHEFORD AND CO., X'A IRONMONGERS. PLUMBERS, GASFITTBRS. BELLHANGERS, TINSMITH.-', AND GALVANIZBD IRONWORKERS, M-nukau Road, Pas_-__._, Auoeland. O. W-thbtord having taken Mr B. G, BURQE-8 Into partnerahlp, the bu-lnesa formerly otrrled on under the one name .11 be continued as heretofore nnder the above title, O. W. takes this opportunity to return thanks to his numerous customers for tbe support hitherto aooorded hlm.andjsol.-ita a oontlnnanoa of their favour-. O. Wi theford and Co. beg to call attention to their Well-assorted Stook of Bandore' and Household Ironmongery, White Lead, Linseed Oil, Brushware, &c • &o„ whioh are offered at tne Lowest Prices; also, to the creator faollities with whioh thoy will now be able to prosecute eaoh branoh of tbe working department, to which O. Wltheford will give his special atten tion. < Galvanized Tanks of all sizes supplied or made to order on tbe shortest notice. Q TpUTTH-FORD AND QO.. PARNBLL. jy ° z l o * BEES WAXI BEHS WAX I Purohased In any quantity for Cash, Bayers ot F-o__s and Munt- MotaL Having purohased ln China _ Fine ABBort ment of Teas himself, JAMES AH KBW oan confidently recommend them, and trusts that all bis old Customers, and the Public generally, will avail themselves of this splendid opportunity and call early to buy his Superior Oorotfi, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shouobong. an. .artoos Mixed Teas, suited to every taste) L_ b-» .iso on hand Japanese Ware. Preserve^ ■ mor, Orookerywarei Silks, Handkerchlefa, .. .v other commodities too numerous to mention, Note the Address!— JAMES AH KKW 8s CO„ .ML Qneen-treefc VSATSI RATS! RAT Sl—Use XAt SHARLAND'fI PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rats eat it greedily, and die; no smell. Prloe, One Shilling a Bottle. SHARLAND & CO.. opposite Poat-offloa. rnHE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE, L 219, QUEEN-STREET. O Tho best place for New Arrivals I g S I and othera to get all Honsohold § 0. I Requlsltca at a Cheap Rate. 1 H «$ China. Gloss Earthenware " S3 Ttaware. Brnshware. Lamps , ,_jg r-B FnrnU-ilne Ironmongery (all kinds) j g_ a| O-a-JjvirPTWare. Yankee Notions. §g j r H I Toys, and Fancy Goodß. g [ie — '° ! _jg HANCHARD & CRANWELL, Q o I S i „ Three doors above Wellesley- j g § eet I a HELENSVILLETIMBERCOMPANY {LIMITED). The Company havo opened a Depot at NEW MARKET, near tho Railway Station, for • reoetvlng Orders and Sale of Timbor. Timber cut to any length, See. Prices on application at the yard.



m- iii, _mmammmmm ' Aa_t..i_ae. TO-MOBK"1^ SATURDAY, JULY 28. at 11. TO P.i INTERS, GROCERS, STAY ONEBS, &C. PRI-TING PaPEP, SALVAGE, EX GULF OF FINLAND. For the Benefit of Whom it may Concern. JOHN RED & CO. \A! ILL Sell, at their Stores, 26, Queen » » Btreet, to-n.or o--(SaturdayI,atlla.m , 3 ->ALES.cintftlnlng9oß-aauFiatPiint-_g Demy, 20lbs. Terms Cash. B, TONE- It, C. CAER B. D. TONKS THURSDAY, SEPT. 6. IMPORTANT SALE OF IfREEHOLD tMTY pROPERTY. Under instructions from the Trustees under the Will of the late Mr Edward Costley. _, TONKS & 00. D AYE been instructed by the Trustees to Sell, at their Mart, Queen-street, on Thurs day, September 0. at 12 o'clock noon prompt, rriHE FREEHOLD OF THE FOLLOW ING P,._r_,.UiE._ :- Lot 1.-AUCKLAND CLUB and POWLEY _i SHOP in Shortland - Btreet CUSTOM HOUSE HOTELand TWO WOOD TENE MENTS. Fort-Btreet, being Allotment 5, Section 3, City of Auokland, 100 links to Shortland and Fort-streets by a depth of 203 and 279 links, now leased at a rental of £208 per annum for 17 years from Ist April, 1876, leeseo to keep insured for £2,000 and to reinstate all buildinga if destroyed by fire. Lot2.-FISHER & OO.'S NEW PREMISES. Queen-street, bolng Lot I, of Subdivision of Allotment 1, Section 17, Queon-street, 26ft. lin. by a depth of 92ft, lOln. and Sift, din. and Din. party-wall, leased for 40 years' from 22nd August, 1881, at a rontal for flrs 20 years of £156 per annum, and for second 20 at a rental of _2QB per annum, lessco to leave, at expiration of leaeo, buildings of . at least tho value of £2,000. L0t.3.-SHKRA BROS., and UNION INSUR. ANCE CO.'a PREMISES, part of Allot ment 7, of Section 17, Queen-Btreet, -Oft" frontage to Queen-street by 101 ft to a lane, and Gift, at rear to other portion of Allot ment T, lease from Ist October. 1881. for six years at rental of £260, and from Ootober 1, 1887, at rental of £312 to Ist January, 1900, further agreement to lease to Messrs Shera Bros,, at expiration of present l__s_e~ term, for 21 years, at a rental to be fixed by arbitration. Lot ..-COLE'S SHOP and CHEMIST'S SHOP adjoining, Queen-Btreet, port of Allotment 17, Section 14, City. 20ft. to Queen-street by a depth of 81tt. 10in„ leased for 21 years from April 25,1881, at a rental of £133 per annum, buildings and fixtures'to be de livered up at the end of term and kept insured for £700. Lot 5.-HULME'S TWO SHOPS and PRE MISES, Queen-street, being Allotment 3, Seotlon 32, City, 33ft. to Queen-street by a depth of 82ft. Gin., leased for 40 years from May 4, 1874, at £130 per annum. Lot 8.-EABEDOWN'S and CULLEN.3 SHOPS and PREMISES, Queen-Btreet, Allotment 6, of Section 32, City, 33ft to Queen-street by a depth of 82ft. (an., leased for 40 years from May 4,1874, at a rental of £130 per annum. Lot 7.-RED LION HOTEL, and ELEVEN BUILDINGS adjoining, In Vlctorla-stre et being Allotment 14, of Section 20, City. 107 ft. 6in. to Victoria .treer, and to Har' ding-street of 174 ft. 71n., leased for 20 yeora from 20th February, 1880, at a clear yearly rental of £104 per annum, subject to no' deductions whatever. Lot 8 -LONERGAN'S SHOP AND PREMISES adjoining Evening St.r Office, Wynd ham street. Allotments 1 and 8, of Subdivision of Allotment 3, Seotlon 16. City cf Auckland, 25ft. Oln. to Wyndham stract, by 115 ft. and 25ft. Gin. to.a lana adjoining Haymarket, leased for 21 years from 18th November, 1878, at a rental of £31 4b, without any doduotion whatever. Lot9.-PLASTERED HOUSE. Victoria-street, containing 11 rooms, with right of-way at bock, being part of Allotment 18, Section 25, City of Auckland, 48ft. gin, to Victoria street, weekly tenancy. Lot 10 -THBEic COTTsOES, Victoria street. o mtain-jK resp : ctive)y 6 rooms. S rooms and 7 roomß, Allotment 9 Seotlon 21, City' of Auckland, GOft. Sin. to Vlot.rla street weekly ten vnolos. LO! 11.-D.UBLE HOUSE. Victoria street, being Allotment T. Sn.bl-.v1.10n of Allot ment 1 end ot-0.-B, .ecion ID, Yiotor.a street, 31't. to Vic-Mla-tt-eet, and at rear -3't. to Duke-street, weekly tenancies. Lot 12 -TWOSTO-l-Y-D HOUSE AND COTTAGE, corner of Hobson and Moore mroets, being the portion of Allotment 21 Seotlon 18, City of Auckland, 27ft. Obi. to Hobson-street, weekly tenancies. Lot 13.-GRAF-ON FO_D, Allotment 10. Seo tlon 18, Suburb- of Auokland, ..ft. Sin. to Grafton Road.by a depth ot about 252 ft. 10'.n., leased for 30years,from let J.nuary, 1883, at a rental of £30 per annum, lessee has option of purohatipg at any time during the lease for £500. Lot 14.—PARNELL, Allotments 44, 45, aad 48, of Subdivision of Allotment 64. seotlon 1, Suburbs of Auckland, C6f t. to Manokan Road by 102.. to Karl •street, leased tor 21 years, from Ju'y 19 1880 at a rental ot £10 per annnc . Farther 1 _f ormatlom and copies of leasee may b.e Inspected on application to Messrs Jackson and Kutsell, Solicitors, or the Auctioneers. The Anotlon-c.s desire to assnre Investors that the tale of -h__e properties wi I PO___.vs-.x TIE- P-AU*. TERMS EASY. B. TONKS & CQ, " TUESDAY, JULY 81, ~ At 11 o'clock a.m. QUttEN-BIREE. WHARF. AT MR G. R. MONAB'S STORE. CONTINUATION OP CLEARING - OUT SALE OF TEAB. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. OILMAN'S STORES. &c, &o„ &c. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr G. B. MoNab. who la giving np the wholesale branoh ot his b-.lnoss, to sell by auotion, ot hia Wholesale Stow, Qneen-street on Tuesday next. Slut Inst, at 11 o'olook a._t„ THE BALANCE Of HIS NEWLY SELECTED STOOK OF WELL. A.aORT_D OASB GOODS ORIGINAL PACKAGES OB- WELL ASSORTED GROOERIES, PRO VISIONS. OILMAN'S STORKS, TH-B. TOBACCO C.C., __o„ so. Terms—Cash.



_t___j^^^3/mi FRIDAY, AUGUbT 3,1883. BY ORDER Of TBS _____S__tAß OF TELB StTPBEME COUBT OF SEW ZEALAND, nobt__-kn taaaaor, at au-K-ahd. I rfIHE undersigned bas been favoured X with Instraotlons to sell, at hia Mart, Queen-Btreet, Auckland, on Friday, 3rd Aunu_i, at 12 o'olook noon, by Order ot the Registrar 01 the above-named Court, ALL THAT PI-.CK OR PARCEL OF LAND ln the PARlau ot TUAKAU. County ot E'en, containing by admeasurement fifty one acres (more or less), being Parts ot Allot ments three and five of the said Parish, with all I the tights and appurtenances thereto belonging, Full particulars may be had. and a plan of the property may be« t on at tbe offlco of Messrs ___i»hley and Joo' sa. t__o.--Btr.e-. Auokland j and also at tbe office of tin undersigned, where the conditions ot sale may be Been. Dated _Jth July, 1883. R. C. GKEENWuOD, Auctioneer. [Continued on fourth page, *& . . .:.:Jl____