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RUSSELL, this day,

Sailed: G.ifun. also Glenels?. Passen gers • — Messrs Kuee, Salmon, Cossor, Hoag, Scott, W. Busby, Rev. A. Williams, McMath, Herbert, Misses Pxiar, Harness, Mn Knee, and others. The Edwin Bas^ett, having discharged coal trucka, was towed to sea by the Glenelg.

GL-BORNE, this day. The application of Mr W. L. Kces was made at tho K.M. Court to-day to restrain Mr Kenneth Kerr from publishing articles, reflecting on applicant's connection with the Native Land Company, and calling upon defendant to find sureties to keep the peace. After an eloquent address by Mr Kenny in opposiiion to the prayer of applicant, in which hu urged ba the liberties of the Press should not bo inter-j fered with, tho Court, dismissed the appll ration, each party to pay his own costs. KEW PLYMOUTH, yesterday. The steamer Macgregor, which got on the south spit at Waitara yesterday, was able, owing to the heavy rain which fell causing a fresh in the river, to float off this morn ing, and is now alongside the wharf. KEW PLYMOUTH, this day. The steamer Macgregor is still detained in the Waitara, unable to get out owing to the shallow state of tho river. This is tbe, tentli day she has beea detained there. WELLIfI G TON, this day. I At the Suprome Court, the case of Hunt v Gordon, which has been going on for several days, was resumed. Several of tho issues in the declaration were struck out, and His Honor ruled that Sir Arthur Gordon had the power to depose any person or persons whom he considered were danger ous to tho peace of the Islands. Wo jury were retompanolled this morning, and Mr Harper is now addressing them. It w ex pected that counsel's address will be con. tinued this afternoon. The summing up of Judge Richmond, and the consideration of the iury, will occupy some hours. Tne Dunedin Uaol Commission resumed this morning. Two prisoners haye been examined. The evidence, so far, is unim portant, with the exception that one pri soner stated that ho often saw wardors drank, and on one occasion Sergeant Watson'was so drurfk that he lot half the prisoners out of their cells.

CHRIBTCHUKCH, yesterday,

Tho ship flakaia, Captain Johnson, from London, arrived last li'yht; 97 days from port to port. . CHKI&TCHUKCff, this day.

THE GOLD FBViiE.

Information has been received through Mr H, Thomson, M.H.R., that Govern ment will offer a reward for tho discovery of a payable goldfield in Canterbury. A considerable amount of excitement prevails in town in certain quarters, on account of tbe alleged discovory of gold near South bridge, It is stated that a number of men Lave already left to seek their fortune at tho supposed goldfield, A public meeting yesterday condemned tha action of Government in closing the X.M, Conrt at Leeston as 111-advised and arbitrary, and resolved to petition for the resumption of the. fortnightly circuits at Lseiton and Southbridge.

The shop of Mr Makonixi, barber, Colombo-street, had a very narrow escape from destruction by fire lnst night. A number of pictures in the window were ignited by the gap, but after hardwork the Samoa were extinguished before tho Fire Brigade arrived. The Kestrell, ketch, owned by McClalchie nnd Mclntcsh, ran on to tho Breakwater at Lyttelton this morning, and is not likely to get off.

DUNEDIN, tbia day.

Arrived: Clifton, from Newcastle, Bailed : Tarnow, fur Auckland; Forfar shire, for 'Frisco.

INVEKCAKGILL.this day.

When the Bluff Harbour Board met yesterday, Mr Craig objected to the min utes of the last adjourned meeting, at which the chairman was appointed, as be ing inaccurate. Be explained what had been done, and held that the action then taken was illegal. Other members havinp moved the cofinruiation of the^minutea, Mr Cross eaid be did not object to Mr Ward as chairman, but he did object to the hole-and-corner work by which ho had been electod. He contended that the adjourned meeting was irregular. The chairman eaid ha would resign if be thought lie held the office illegally, but he was certain a majority of membera were in his favour. He then pat the motion to confirm tlio minutes, whereupon Messrs Cross and Craig retired, leaving no quorum. The meeting, therefore, lap-ed. At tbe meeting of the Land Board to day, a deferred payment selector ap slied5 lied to transfer part of his selection, 'he request was refused, the Act making no provision for tramferring portions of a holding. The Board decided to call the attention of the Minister of Lands to the ease, with the view of making provision In the amended Act now before Parliament to allow selectors to transfer parts of allot ments.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

3VLt 20,1883.

Bank of N.Z—Buy oro, £22 SB; sellers, £22 103 Aocldent Assurance— Bayers 7i Tanpiri Co»l Co—Buyers. 16s Mosnatslarl-Sellors, Us 6d Queen of Bo«n ty-1 1b 6d i bayers. 11s; Sellers, 12a Deep Level Crosn—Bayers, 4s; sellera, 49 3d Bright Smile-38 3d ' *" Prlnoo Imperial-Sailers. 42s 61 ■ '■>' Bundot Frienlshlp—Bayera, 2«3d Roee Unised Oompanr—Bayers, U JO3EPU NBWMAN, v Ohairnianj

Two cases of scarlatina in the. North Ward and one in Karangahape Ward, have been reported to the Sanitary Inspector. The Priestman patent dredger and fit tings ordered by the Harbour Board from London arrived here by the Glance to-day. Cr Dacie has given notice that he will move, at. tbo next meeting of the City Council that) Cr Field bo nominated to the seat at the Harbour Board vacated by Cr Boardman.

His Honor sat in Chambers this morning and disposed of a number of applications, the majority, however, being allowed to stand over for one reason or another. Letters of administration were granted in re Henry Smith (deceased), while the motion for probate in re. John James, (deceased) was postponed. Mr Speed's motion in re J. W. Waller (a debtor) was withdrawn, the debt having been reduced ; and the same gentleman's motion in re Stone v. Atkinson for a sum mons to amend replication was dismissed with costs, £2 2s. The other matters upon tbe list were allowed to stand over.

The so-called religious inquisition dues tion came before the Board of Education again this afternoon on tbe motion by Mr Lake to postpone, until the return of Messrs Mossaridttobbstheresolution already agreed to providing that the roll of teachers to be kept should state the religion of each. In reply to Mr Uoldie, it was stated that the circular demanding the information had not yet been issued. Mr Goidie regretted that the office had not done Its duty, but allowed the matter to remain in abeyance for a month, The Chairman explained that there hud been a great press of office work. He contended that the resolution originally bad taken them unawares, and waa carried when some of the members were absent. Mr Goidie made reference to the fact that Roman Catholics petitioned Parliament, complaining that they were getting no benefit from the educa tion system, while, as a matter ot fact, many of their teachers and some of their inspectors were really Roman Catholics. He would be prepared to go further thau the motion that had been carried, and have a roll kept of the number of Roman Catholic children attending tho schools. Mr Buckland, who said that in all country districts Roman Cathol'c children attended the public school*l, preferred that the matter bhould stand over till they had a full Board, while the Mayor was of a similar opinion. The Chairman considered they had committed an error in pacing the reso lution originally, although ontbelast occa sion be had voted for it being carried into effect, when it had been passed. Mr Luke, in reply, said the effect of the roll which tiny were to keep would tend towards a species of denominational education system. The motion was carried by four to one (ayes - Luke, McKenzie, Clark, Backland ; noes -Goidie) so that the com pilation of the roll stands in abeyance till the return of Messrs Moss and Hobbs, when Mr Luke will move for the rescinding of tbe original resolution.

BARQUE LOCH KEN ASHORE OFF GRAHAMSTOWN.

11 here was great excitemeut in town this afternoon when it became known that tbe barque Loch Ken, bound from this port for London with a largo and valuable cargo, had gone ashore at the month of the Piako Kiver, about six miles olf Grahamstown. The chief officer of the vessel was a passen ger by the bteamer Kotomahana which tu'rived from Thames about 2 p.m. and from him we learn that during thick weather at 8.20 p.m. tbe Loch Ken took the ground oiFGrahamatown, and owing to the strong westerly wind and high sea which prevailed, it was found impossible to get her off. The mishap in attributed to tho fact that tho compasses were wrong. Mr Batger, local manager of tho New Zealand Shipping Company, upon hearing of the accident, made arrangements for a steamer to go to the barque's assistance. Should the weather moderate, an effort will be made to float the barque at the next high tide. According to latest information received,she had sustained no serious injury, and there "appeared every prospect of getting ibe vessel off.

LATER.

The s s. Kotomahana left for tho Thames at 4 fi m., and will attompt to tow tho Loch Ken off to-morrow morning.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(SPiCIAIiTO PEEB3 ASSOCIATION.) (Keoeived July 20th, 2 25 p.m.) THE FRENCH IN MADAGASCAR. LONDON, July 19. The French Consul at Zanzibar has pro ceeded to Madagascar. THE FKOZtcN MEAT TRADE. Tho shipment of frozen meat by the s.s. Lutitania has arrived in good condition. a QPEENSLAND LCUN. Tenders for the Goldsborough (Queens land) loan of £200,000 were opened yester day. The amount wos uncovered, and tho time has be. n extended. TUBIUY AND THE SUEZ CANAL, The Porto dipute the existence cf tho alleged De Lesseps mouopoly in arguing tbnt it is limited to tho present Canal.

[REUTEU'S TELIdRAMS.]

(Received July 20, 2 15 p.m.) THE GOVjiKNMKM' AKD THE SECOND SUEZ CANAL. LONDON, July 19. Mr Gladstone has announced his inten. tion of making on Monday nox-t, lv the Hoase of Commons a statement as to the courio the Government would pursue re. garding the agreement conduct DeLosseps for second Suez Canal. QUEENSLAND AND NEW GUINEA. The Hon. Evelyn Ashley, Under.Score tary for the colonies, stated, in reply to a question, that Sir Thos.Mcllwrath, Premier, of Queensland, had telegraphed to the Colonial "fflco that strong discontent pre vails in the coloDy at the decision arrived at by the Imperial Government on the question of the proposed annexation of New Guinea. Sir Evelyn .Ashley added that the Governmeut still considered the proposal premature. English Aid to Suppress the Cholera. ALEXANDRIA, July 19. The Khedive bas accepted the proffered aid of England for the suppression of the cholera epidemic, and Sir E. B. Malet has telegraphed requesting that twelve doctors should lorthwith be despatched to Egypt,

SUPREME COURT.-Civil Ses sions.

(Yesterday Concluded.)

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.)

Accident at Kiverhead.—Verdict

for £700 Damages, John Gibbons v. This Kaipara Steam ship Company (Limited) ; claim, £2,050 damages. -Mr E, Hesketh tor the plaintiff (instructed by Mr Theo. Cooper), and Messrs Tyler and Hugh Campbell for the defendants.

The following evidence was "cmshed out" of our last issue :—William O'Neill, a a settler residing at uarkin's Point, closely corroborated Mr Lamb's evidence with respect to the accident. He stated tnat he was standing upon tbo Riveihead wharf at the time, and he was certain that the stern • line was first made fast, Gibbons and Lamb being at the bow ; and that, as the vessel was widening out from the wharf at the bow, the captain (who was at the wheel) gave the order " full speed ahead," when the accident followed Immediately. When Uibbons was caught by tho rope, he called out " .Let go 1 let go 1" and Mr Lamb cried out at the same time "Stop her ! stop her !" At Mr Lamb's request, be accompanied Gibbom back to Auckland by the steamer. —Angus Rob?, sailor, deposed that be was master of the Lily on the day when Gibbons met with his accident. As the vessel ap proached the Rlverhead wharf he neither requested Mr Lamb nor Gibbons to throw out or make fast any line. He threw out the stern-line himself, and made it fast, there beiDg no necessity for the bow-line at all, as they were only going to stop to land ono man. He gave the order " full speed ahead," as the engines hud stopped too soon, then the order "stop her," and immediately afterwards tbe order "full speed astern," Tho engines, however, wore sent "ahead," and after one or two revolutions witness gave the order to stop them. There was no time for them to have givei any impulse to the steamer, but the had "way" on. Just after the last order was given he heard screams, and going forward, saw Gibbons lying on tho deck with his foot tightened up to the bight. [The witness afterwards contradicted this by saying that he heard tho cries before he gave the order "full speed astern.''J He afterwards reproved the engineer for going ahead instead of astern, as he had ordered. He (witness) was not now in the employ of the- defendants.— John Kay, engineer of the Lily, deposed that the orders given just before coming to' the wharf were "stop her," "full speed ahead," and "stop her." He was quite clear that the order "full rpeed astern" was not given at all.—Crpgs-ezauined by Mr Tyler: The captain did not blame nim that night for disobeying orders. '1 he captain did not blame Mm for anything.— Dr. Maynes describod the state of (jibbons's leg when- he was brought to the Hospital, and its subsequent amputation. Had thu leg been cut cleanly by the accident in stead ot being severed as it waF, the chances wera that tbe man wonld have bled to death.-Dr. Mackellar, house surgeon At tne Hospital, gave corroborative evidence as to Gibbons's state when brought to the Hospital, besides ttating that he was now well enough to leave it.—At the re« quest of the jury, Mr Lamb was recalled, and asked if he considered that tbe Lily, with only the captain and engineer to work her, was sufficiently manned to carry paa aengers In safety. Mr Lamb replied that he thought so, aa the vessel thus manned had been run for two years without any accident happening.— Mr Tyler said that ho did not intend to call any evidence, and the usual luncheon adjournment waa therefore made. Messrs Hesketh and Tyler having ad dressed the, jury, His Honor summed up, He said that the first duty of tho jury was to discover, if possible, what was the im mediate and direct causo of tho injury to plaintiff. They would next consider whetber the defendants had been guilty of a breach of duty, that is, an act of negli gence which" was a part of the cause, oi the sole cause. If it was tbe sole cause, the verdict should be for the plaintiff. But if part of the cause was an act of negligence by the plaintiff himself, and the other part was by tbe defendants, then the verdict would be for the defendants.—ln regard to this last statement, Mr Hesketh quoted Radlcy v. London Railway Co., L.K. 1, Appeil Cases, p 751, to show that a verdict baßed upon a similar direction had been quashed on appeal, the law being that if the plaintiff bad been puilty of nogli geuoa as well as the defendants, his negli gence did not absolve them from responsi bility for the accident which ensued if they could, in. the result, by the exerciee

of ordinary care and diligence, have avoided the mischief which happened. In such a case the plaintiff's negligence will not excußO tho defendants. — His Honer admitted the authoiity, and directed the jury accordingly. — The jury retired at half-past four, and after an hour's delibera tion, returned, finding a verdict for the plaintiff for £700 damages, — Judgment was therefore given for this amount, with costs.

Latest Despatches.

(BY TELEGRAPH. -OWN EEPORTEU.)

I WELLINGTON, this afternoon. "JDummyism" in Otago—lndem nity Bill for Witnesses. Tub Select Committee on Otago dummy ism report that it is useless proceed ing with the inquiry unless a bill is paseed giving indemnity to wit nesses who might criminate them* selves. On the report being brought up to-day by Mr Pyke, Mr Rolleston forth with asked leave to introduce tho required bill without notice, stating that he would ask to have it passed through all its stages on Tuesday. Tho bill was introduced and read a first time.

SCINTILLATIONS.

WeATIIEK cold and changeable. The moon, like some men, is brightest when it is full. Mr J. G. Ward has been elected Cluir< man of the Bluff Harbour Board. Wellington knights of the hammer op poss the Auctioneers Bill now before Parlia ment, " Better late than never " does not apply with eminent success'to the man who wants to catch a train. It is proposed to split Wanganui County in two, the second division to be called Wangaehu. Timaru Chamber of Commerce protest' against the high rates asked by Insurance Companies for insurance on freights from that port. Honour and Uiame from no oocdltlon tlse. Bay well your goods, and tnen ko adiertlse. The Salvation warriors inform us they »ro not afraid: they "open lire" on Devonport "larrikins ' on Monday, 30th Instant. Jn Ireland, during 1882, 87,427 coses of drunkenness were summarily dealt with by the magistrates, Dunedin City Council suggest that auctioneers' licenses should be £50, and that £10 should bo charged as license fee for share, property, or money brokers and appraisers. Kvery man is fond of hitting the nail on the head ; but a man who nit his ringer nail yesterday did not, evidently, think to, as his enthusiasm became wild and in coherent. Fred, Pluramcr, thu burglar, says that Mr Caldwcll, ex-governor of Dunedin gaol, invited him into his office to drink brandy and smoke till far on in the night. We expect to receive by telegraph ro morrow the result of tho drawing in " Ada Mini tun V sweep at Dunedin.

A meeting of the creditors of Holllngs William Ogilvie, of Bombay Settlement, gentleman, was held to-day, when Mr Thoa. Macffarlanc was elected trustee. The debtor's liabilities are stated at £263 6d, while ho is possessed of no property whatever,

THE AVCEJbAJHV EVENING STAR, FRIDAY. JULIT S!0-



i-ersonfw. (IAUUON. — The Public are hereby > cant'.oned against negotiating tho fellow- Ing Bills, bJI it.'cd 18 n July I- Forty Pour,els at Hlxtr ÜBfB. Eevonty-flve Pounds at NUeiy Days, and Seventy flva Found* at One Hundred and Twenty i »yg. drawn h- me In favour oC x. O. FUher, paiment ofw».ne having been Stepped.—WM- MOO*. \\j ILL the Lady who took by mistake IT from tbe Mount Hobson "At Home" a soaUicin u*t. on the 10th, kindly return tbe tnao lo Mri Laws. Hemaer*. MB. MILbBURN, Pianist. — Plea»e call on J. It. Scott, Novada Hotel. Im portant* IF THE OWREbS of the Boat that J wm doted np by tbe Wixalah cater do not oume and take her away vriihin saven il»y«. the will be Sold to pay expenses.—George Hoi-bop. Master Wara'ah EDNA. —Please write. I was detained. —Yours In anxiety. Board and Kesidence. TO PROPrtIETORS OF BOARDING- Housaa. As I have b conslderab'o demand for Board- InK-honsus,proprietors doelroui ol eolllrgshould ooiumunloato atonco win mo. D. F. VANS, Land Mart Quee»-»treet, Next Buik of Australasia. BOAKD AND KESIubNCE (In town) for a recpicuble Young Man; t bed-room lo hlnißtlf -Apply Btib OffloK. MIVAT* BOARD AND KHSIDBNCK tot Sloklo Qonttomen (If po.mtticat) 18s nerweek.-AddrtßS Mrs bailtn, Coufootlcner, Qqeen-n treat. /"10VEKNUK ijnurrwa HOTEL, VT HOBdON-fcTKKKT. Boird ikd LoDeiRS, 80s. per Week Binolr J100m....-_~ 2Sa. oer Week Calla. "rSTOKTHERN OMNIBUS COMPANY JJI (LIMITED). The Dlrootora h»ve this day 'made a Call (the first) or. Two Shillings end Sixpence ptt Miare on the Capital of the Company, due and payable »o the leoretary, at the oomtwny'B Office. 6, N.Z. Inraruise Buildings, Auckland, on Or before IUEdDAY, July Sift, 1883. JOHN K. RANDSRBON, Secretary. Auckland, sth July, 1883. Corporation ttotices. QITY OF AUCKLAND.. CUSTOMS-STREET EAST (Known as Coitomhouß© street). Notice is hereby glren that the above Street Is 100 feet In width, and tint all parsons deposit log or permitting BallMt, Stone, Wood Short a or (JfQo s, Tanks, or any ether description of material, on any part of tha laid Street, with out tbe consent In writing of tbe City Council ■will bo nt onoo proseontod. P. A. PHILIPS. 'i'jwn Olork. Town Clerk's offlco, July 12,1883. piTY OF AUOKIiAHD. TENDERS FOR BOPPLY OF TIMBER, fed. The OHy Council win reoelve tonders nntll 7 p.m of THOHBDAY. tno SB h lnst., for above in terms of speelflo&tlens to be viewofl at tho offioe of the illty Knidaaor. Hinh stmr-t. Tne Uoancll do not bind themeolves lo accept any tender. Tenders to bsoadoreeil, "For Timber.1 P. A. PHIMP3. Town Cl;rk. Town Clprk'a Ofllc 3, July 20.1883. Meetings. (SOUTHERN CROSS CHAPTBR, 180. Tho Regular Meeting of the Chapter culled for THIS EVENING Is POSTPONED until further notice. henry q f^i OSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION. *T WOMEN'S ORUSABE.-MaetlnK for women only at Ponsonby Baptist Church, on MONDAY. July 23. at 3 o'clock. rpHE AUCKLAND PAPEK HUNT X CLUB will moot on Orakel Bridge at 3 p.m.TO-MOKROW. AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY A. Ojlmited). Notloo Is hereby Riven that the ordinary Half yearly Meeting of tbe Bhareholders In the Anokland Gas Company (Limited), will be hold In the Company's Offices. Fort-street, on FBI DAY, 27tn instant, at t o'clock p ra, for the parposa of deolnrlng a MIVIDKND for the bait year ending 80th Juno last. By order of the Board ot Directors. B. B. PABSON3. Secretary. Auckland. 16th July, 1893. lenders ■ rpO CARPENTERS. Tend? rs will be reoelved np to noon on TUES DAY, tho 21th innt.. for the erection oi a Cottage In Ksranuahape Ward, Plans, fto., at Offloa, ("i<y Market Kntranoo. JOHN SHAW, R-ad Engineer. ripENDEKS for tbo Erection of a School -1 hourc at Honda will be received by tbe Education Board. Wynnham-street, Anokland, nntll noon Of FRIDAY, 10th August, 1883. I'l&ts and nicolffcitlon may be seen at the Office of the Board, and on application to the < hiirman tt the Dlstrlot bchool Committee, Hunna. rg-KNDERB for Repairs and Improve -3 monta to the Teaorot's Konldonco at Wiipo iTPBBwill be received by the fcduon tlon Board, Wyndhom street. Anokland, unlll noon of FRIDAY. lOih August, 1833. Plans ard speolfioatlon may ba seen at tha Ofllo of tbe Board, and oa eppHoatioa to tho Ghalinim ot the District School Oommittea Walpu Upper.



Wanted. \jkf ANTED KNOWN -My highest. ', * T priced Tea la Is 6d. It Is going tasr, and I bMlevft is equal to wr a', Is gene ally sola at Bs, ; —W. H. Danipler, UobßOa straet. \AJ ANTED, Single or Double ODV, *T dark tildes; tiza. 61 xci x I exaot.- L3M. Btib office. WANTED, a Junior Clerk.—Apply by letter to Fisher & Co. (Limited), etatlng Balary required, on or before Tae;d»y next at noon. WANTED, by a Practical Engineer, ODRBKement In sawmill or otherwise.— Hnglneer, stab ufUco. ; W ANTED, tor a Sawmill in the ?» country, a General Manßßer; must have praoticjl ecqualttanoe with mlv and bush work,—A.dcroas with references to tlox 83, Poat- Ofßoe, Auokland. WANIED, by a Young Man (good obsractjr). a aa Balcsm»n or warehouseman.—Addtee3 K. Ai L., Post-ofllco, Auckland WANTED, for the Pilot Service, Kapira, a Chief Boatman; waws, £M I 10s per montb; mutt understand and bd able to work the commercial code of signals; amm rled man, acquainted with the Kalpurt rivers, pre ferred »pilio!.tlon,wlthreferenoes to bamade to Harbour Mant«r, Kalptr* He«ds ■jj*/ AfnTED, a SUjation as Traveller; * * late in tho omploy of *he well-known and sucoesßful firm of Messrs Mcnru mid Miulgm , ns Traveller and C'olleotor, for nearly two yaars.—Apply to G. E. Ro"oreoa Pitt street. \,% KNOWN — Men's Black T'f Felt Hits, 3d; Gr»nd Lino of Boys' Blaok do, Is 8d; Fronoh Peak Caps, Od; at Dampler'B Wauefleld street Shop. WANTED, strong Lad for Pony and Chaise, and work In garden.—Apply last house In Wynyard-Btroet ■ vs./ ANTED, a clean, civil Boy for the » y bn'ohory.—l'. Hndgor. Kjbar Pass. h/s/ AfvTKD, a Boy to clean boots, (Ssc — Yt Apply Wynyard Houge, Brien Orescent. WANTED, a respectable Boy, about 14, to look after a hone and make himself Ronor«lly cseful — Apply before 9 am, to R, Farrell. Baker, l'/lneo.-atreet, Onehnnga. WANTED, two Braart respectable Boys to deliver parcels.—Apply to Mnnro and MUllgun, Hob^on street. \\l ANTIiD, by a good Cook and Baker, T * » Situ&tlou.-Apply Dy loiter to FJG, St^b offloe. WANTED, Firet-class Coatmakers and 'l'»llorea ; io3. — Apply New Zealand Tweod Company, opposite Dgrbi-street ANTED KNOWN-Towels, 2Jd; Extra Grand Line of Ladleß' fcilllc Scarves, Is; stay Bulks. 2d, id, and M .tho pair; at Uampior'B Wakefleld-etreet shop, WANTED, a Respectable Girl to aimist in houso work.—Apply Mra Drysdalo, Gothic House, Qrey-Btreot. ANTEDTa good strong Girl to do plain wtuhlng ana sloep at homu.— Anply Olarondon Hotel, b-tween T ard 8. WANTED, a good General Servant ; one need to children preferred.-For addro's apply Stab offloe. •*/ ANTED, Baker, Married Couple, • * Gonerale HonkomMoa, Female Cooks (argoni), at Mra Whltaombo'a Market Registry. General Chaniee) hotel. 17s fid ANTED KNOWN, that the Mel bourne ''Sportsman" may be had reguUrly at Lennox's, late Wayte's, 100, Queen- Btreet. WANTkD KNOWN — Men's Un bea had Books. 3d; Snperlor do. 61; Worsted Hooka, ii; Urooes, 0d; Moua Btud Suites, 2d the Butte; very Saperior do. Dd ;at Uampler'a Wakeflela-etreet Shop. WANTKD, Pupils, by Mr Jonson (Shorthand Tcaohor at tho College). Shorthand tauKht In throo months. Address.! Karangahapo Koad WANTED, Tenders for Doublo Chiln. noy.—Apply on the Job. Rocky Nook, adjoining Toll-gate. WANTED, Everybody to Know that W. S. Katiau win open a Uutchei'B Shop In Upper Htt-stnet next the King's Arms_Hotol. ou Sanrday next. WANTEDICNOWN— Ladies' Collars, 2d; Collan and CnfTK, Sd the sot; Rib boos (asßortedl, 3 Inches wide, In per yard; good Howliu bilk, lea* than mual prioe. 2 reels Id; at Dtmpler'a Wnkefleldntreet Shop, x\r ANTED, at once, Furnished Bed and ** Sitting-room, without board, for mar ried couple engaged during day. whero no othor boarders are kopt; must bo within livo minutes of Quoen-stroat; terms must bo moderate.— Apply by letter. AH, Stab oflico. vi, AwTED, to Hent, ljy a married " couplo. Furnished Sitting-room and Bedroom, with use of Kitchon, without board. —Addresa: H.H.. Stab OIUco. %»/ ANTEU to Sell, first-class 6J borso- V f power HorlEontsl Kaglto wita Multl tnbulur Bcllfr— For price, &c, apoiy to T. W. Rovni, Q«reral Fqi-nlahFr, nnxt «lb»rt Hntel. • a, aNTED, to Sell or Exchauge for • v City Prnnmty. or lot nn leisi. ufaam of 400 aons. oosutifuliy situated.-Vor fall par iloalarß apply to K.T.H.. Newtoa Poat Offlce. WANTED TO SELL (cheap); 16 cases of KaislDß, til lb.3!ba la; 0 largo Vo'.s. of Beott's Commentary ot the i!ib!e, only £2 — H. Watt. Pittstraet. WASTED, to Buy, Left-oil doming of every description, for cash. Parties waited on. P.S.-Wantod Known—For Hire, Trap and Saddlo Horeos.—Apply Thos Hill, Clothier and Draper, Parnfc^ WANTED and Wanting, to Retail Meat at Lena than Wholesale frloef. Mutton (prime qnalitj), Jd per lb; Boiling Beef do, 2d per lb; tho Celebrated Htoam-mtao 8anB»K0«, 3d per lb; Rout lii-n from Sd up; German SnUßase. 61, wholosalo, 51: Hog Pud filnua, sd; Pork Plea, Id; Pork 8.-awn, id; Poultry, Sacking Pigs &o. It will pay you to oome and carl it a»ur. 10 Oxen and 5) Sr.o.iu for Friday. —G. HULME. Butcher, titeam Bausage Faotory, Queon-street. WAN XKD, Pupils for Parnell Evening Art Classes. Subjects : Conntruotloiml Drawlog for Uarpont^rs and Bullcsrs, Vree Hand, Hound, unit Sanln Drawing.-Apply by letter to H. M, Frlpp, Btab Ofllce. ANTED. — Max Kober, Victoria street. b<g« to announce that he tiai vacanotosfor afavr moro pupllß on tho piano forte. ivtANTED, splendid line of Boys' ▼ * Knickoibookxr Bulls at 11s 6d, lets toan half prlOT.—J. G. Brown's Cheap Drapery, Olothiog. and >4tUlnorr Kstabllshmant. Paroell. WANTED KNOWN.-That we ar~o m-kln« Pork Plea, German Sausages, Black Puddlngp, Collared llead, «nrt other dalttieß.-H. 'Whltn. Hntrh«r, PnrnMl Rise WANTKD K«uWJ>—Balance of Jicketß Ulstnig, and Millinery to be cleared out; wonderfally low.—J. G. B own's Cheap Drapery, MllllnoJy, and Clothing is;ab llehncont Parnall. WANTED KaoWN-Tepp and Co., Boot and Shoemakers and Importers, ViotOfU-atrcot (opposite Hob-on Hoiol). have reoeived a la^o Consignment of Wlntor Oooils, includln* ladies' tintton Kits, from Ts 01 1 Kiastlc Kid from 6s 6d; Gentlemen's Calf Hcata at lowest priooß. N.B.—All »he goods »re of the very b-8t qnqllty. »*, ANIiSU JBLwuVV-1 * Xne following » T nil. hMy sollnd Ladles' Bnperlor Colourwl KM Gloves, la Sd ; Laflios" Ff It Skirt*. !• 6d; Clark's 200 yard r..o!s of Blaok (:onon Id f ach ; Mnn'a Trousers, 4s 6d; at Damoiar's Wakefleld street Shop. WANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend on pertonnl and collateral security, re payable by weekly innlaUnenta. Bills dls ouunxd.—Rae's New Zealand Pawn Shop, Darby-street. ANTED KNOWV. —Groat Ca"«h » » Salo, for 1 month, of SowlDg Maohlnos, at immonse reduotlonx. Worthelm Hand Ma chines, £3 15a; Werthoim Treadle, from £6; Friater and Rossman. from £4 4s; Standard Treadle Maohmes, from £6 10s. Como on quickly, and have tho bargains.—\V". C.Donncs Queen streot. *&/ ANTEU the Ladies to Know that T» Munro and Mllligan, Hobson-Btreet, have ceoared the servloes of a firat-olssß Mil liner, and ate now prepared to supply millinery In all its branoheg on the shortest notioe. ANTED KNOWN-a Few Print Costumes left, only 4s; a Grand Line of w Inter Contnmeo, 15s; BUck Fur Trimming, 91 the yard : Bwansdown, Is the yard; at Dampler's Wakeflold-Btretit Bhop. ANTED KNOWN—Nice Lot of Flannel (White and Colonred), oheap; alao Qrey Blankets, 10s the pair; Bod Qullta. 3s 6d oaoh; Rugs. 7s; at Dampler's Wakefleld- Btreet Bbop. WANTED 1 WaiNTED 1 —Wanted, Poople to ask their Grooers for Duperlet's La Sauvegards. It imparts a oiear white light to Koroaiuo. and jircvoutu all danaer from ex plosion. Mold In 3d pnoketa. — W. B. Ijowlu. Victoria-street, Agent for New Zoaiar.d. WANTED KNOWN—Another Grand Lot Berlin Wool, beautiful colours, still the name prioe (3d the 4ozen skeins); Finger ing Wool (all ooloure), 3d per skein; White Worsted, Id the largo skein at Dampiet'a Wakefleld-Btrcet shop. WANTED KNO rVN—Ladies' Winter Jaoketp, 6s 6d: Ladies' Ulsters, 6s 6d: Wool Shawl?, in Bd; Lot of Large rio, obo*p; Wincey Skiits, 3s Ui; at Dumpier a Wakeileld treat Shep. »»/■ ANTED KNOWN-That 1 am pre y v pared to pnrohaso Household Furniture and other effeots on the premises on the shortest notion. In town or country Apply personally or by letter, to James Rae, Darby-ebeet. WANTED, the Residents of Devonport and enrrounding dlstliot to go and lnepaot the tplendid Show ot Meat at tho Davonport Meat Bazaar. Beach Road, Devon port, and jadse for tbemßelvnr, — William Avocell, Proprietor. July 19.1883. WANTED, the inhabitants of Devon port North Shore, to take notice tbat G. G. Burns has taken up his residence In Vio tnrla Road, ard Is prepared to do Carpenter Work, Plain Gardening, and Vine. Dressing: obarges moderate.—N.H.—Third homo above the Willows, right-hand side. * \r ANTED KNOWN —UHBAP XIM VI bbb 1 Cbbap Timbkb I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywAere else at the Yards of D. Golpie, Albert-street. ANTED Known, to Farmers and Grocers, that I am in receipt of the earliest Seed Potatoos, ot various sorts, direot from the Canterbury growers. Prico and Sam ple on application.—Edward E. Da vies, Custom honao-street. WANTED.— When you are in Hobsun street call and ccc the Large aad Choloe Stook of Soutih Cheviot Tweeds, in heather and granlle BhadPH at Munro.ana Mllli^anV. WANTRD, a tidy Girl, about 14,; o >ssl<t Apply Mrs King, Wyndham Cottage, Wyndham street (near Gas Works),



Wanted. . »*tANTED KNOWN by friends am I VV oußtomers—That IVTB9BraTappandCo, > Boot and Shoemak^rn, have purchased the BkiOX and BnaineßS ot Scott B>nu Co., Victoria ' Btreet (uppoßltu Uobson Hotel), and Intend t ■ contlnne ueliing the Best Quality ot Goods a " currant prices. \\f ANTED KNOWN-For Sale, a goo< *» paying Tailoring Business in Whan I 1 garel'(town), doing a good cash trade. Satis '' factory reasons can bo given for retiring.- Apply to Arch. Clark fc Sons, Shortland-atreot VIFANtKb, at once, a respectabh Vt YoungLa'lyaßßjrniald.—Apply Alber Hotel; WANTED KNOWN — Barry's Til oophurous. Is 2d; Raok Combs 4d; Tootl Comb» 2d; Fair Brushes, 9d; Tooth Brushes 6d; Hair OM 6d the bottle; at Uampler's Wake fleld-street Shop. «iT^ANTED KNOWN-That all Work- Vt ing Mon can save their money by call ing at Govomor Gordon Restaurant All meals 6d. Board and Lodging. 15s per week.—Robebi Mubdoox, Proprietor. Noto tho address, nearly opposite the Waitemata, and olose to the Dock ~^ZJ~AV iTED~K NOWN. — Pure Gold, VT Pure Silver.—Charles Kelsey and Co, have now added Gold Jowellery to thoir stock. Thoir first parcel is juot to hand, in v/hich will be found a beautiful assortment ot Ladles' Drees Rings. Keopors Alborts, Necklets, Brooches, Gents' Scarf I'lnß, Suites, &c. They strictly oonflno themsolvea to keeping only Real Silver and Real Gold Jewellery. Fresh arrivals monthly.—Charles Kelaey and Co. (two doors below Morrin's, Ironmongers). \%f ANTED —warned to sell, very cheap Vt ii dozen ilb Tins of good Dnrham Mus tard, only (M periln.2 Tins for lid, £s per dozen; 12 dozen Frnlt Hulls, Is 61 per bottle; Small Hoe, 7ibsforl»; Large Kloe, Bibs for 1b; Safety Matches, 3d per dozen i Bell and Black's Puld Matches, 7d per dozen; Ball and ulaok'o Tin Boxes, only Is Sd per dozen • Large Bibles with Platos, only 61 2j> Cd and £1 It 0d eaoh; 20 Gross of Kxeroiso cooks, from 2d to Id eaoh, 60 Leaves only, Ss Od per dozen ; Pens, only 6s per box ot lit dozen, is 6d per dozan boxes; Fenholders, Is Od per gross; MOO Pttces ot Sponge, from 2d to 2s; Lot of Ploturea. Sa and 6d; Olasa Jugs, D.l and 'it eaoh; Tea, Is 6d per lb, Slba for is; Apples. 3d »cd 4d per la; Curraots. Id per lb; Small Tumblers, 1 for Sd; Wine Glasses. 3d eaoh, 2s 9fl per dozen; Lot of Jugs, Cd eaoh; Razor Strop', only 9d, worth Is Bd.—H. Watt, Gena' al Dealer. Pltt-stroct. ANTED KftOWN—coloured Caah mere. li 81 the yard; Blaok Velveteen, Is 8d; Cr«tonne, T« tho yard; Damask T«ble oovnM, Ss Od; American Leather for Table Covers, lid the yard; at Dampler'fl.Wakeflold gtreet Bhep. ivr ANTED KNOWN. DANDELION. Renowned tor its Medical Virtues. NEIL &~CIFfJ'ORD Are mtnufacturlngit Into PILLS and OOFFEK. THK PILLS Are the Best and Cheapest made In New Zea'asd. Extensively ÜBtd as a Family Pill. 1/abox. THK OOFFKB In pronounoed by competent juSres to be better than the Imported, it la (toad for the Liver, Kidneys, and Indigestion. 2/ alb. BOT &NIC COOGH SYRUP Is a Pleasant and cffectlvo mixture. Steadily Kainlne ground In Auottland. 1/6 and 2/ a bottle. SOOTHING SYRUP, OR MOTHEE'S FRIEND (FOR BAUIKS), fa excellent.f at romovlnct wlud. regnlatiqe the bowels, and produolng natural tleep. Mothers who know its value won't be without It. It la free from all injurious drugs. One Shilling a Bottle. GBNUINE HOP BITTERa. 2/6 BOTILE. NEIL & CLIFFORD, BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WKLLKBLJIY-STRKBT EAST, Four doors from Crulobshank and Miller's, Qneen-itreet, x*i ANTED KNOWN. Velreteoos. 1/9 to 5/0 per yard Coloured Ratios (IS shades), 1/G psr yard Ulsters. 3/6 to 35s - Hosiery, all makes aid shades Jacket;, 6/11 to 75a New Jenejs, al' oolonm, 5:0 on eh Hats, In all ehnpea and ooloura Grey Felt Uainaburoußhs, a fow lott Men's O'otiiinn la great variotr Urderc'othliiß, all stylos and qualities Felt Carpeis. yard wide. 1/3 Tapestry Carpets, 2/3, 2/11, and M per yard Bcarth Ruzs. a Ur«o aisortment MaitinK, /BJ. ill, 1/2, (1 }aid. li and li yards wide) B-l. IW, and 11-1 Blankets, 8/11 to 35s per pair New Dreea Wlooey, /<H, worth 1/ per yard tiolourort CaabmsrA, 1/74 worth S/3 Unbieaohed ua>lco, 2d 2H- 3d, to 0d per yard White Calico. 2Ja. 3d, Id. to 1/ per yard Coloured ChenlUe 'lies, 3d to 1/ each Wioceye, i Jd to 1/ per yard COO Coloured Joaaphlnes. Ist choico, 2,S psr pair DHKB3MAKING AND MUiLINKRY ON TUB PRKMISKB. LADIES' OWN MATKRIAL MADE DP, MBS SPAIN, MANAGBR. 8nooo»sfal Contractor for Drapery for Lunatlo Asylum. 1883. '■ STBPHENSON'S JjRAPBRY AND BALK WARBHODaB. AND LADIKB' BMPORICM. K&RANGAHAPK ROAD, NWWTON. ' \\T ANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Cm- W brellas. It 3d; tillfc do, Is; Gent's do, Ss i Girk' Parasolß, Is 61; and Lou of other Fresh Bargains; at D*mpler'< Wakefleld-street Shop. /IAVETAKEB. — A Responsible Man 1 ' and his Wife (without children) would be glad to live in and have the core at night of buelnees premises in or near Quuen-stroot; un deniable references; 2or 3 rooms required; no salary expected.—D. F. Kvans, Land Agent, Queen-street. Goodsons Arcade. See Goodson's London Arcade. WHY IB there such a noticeablo rednotlon in tho Price ot CLOCKS. WATCHKS. JEWELLERY. CUTLKRY. and FANCY GOODS generally in Auckland during tho past throe years? BECAUSE the oponlng of Goodson's London Arcado markod a nnw ora on tho city, and tho ". Small Pront and Quick Returns " prlnciplo haa led others to Imitate it WHY romains yot unfulfilled tho prodiotod closing of tho London Arcade after six months' cxistonoel BECAUSK an appreciating publlo know who Introduced tho " S.P. and Q.R." motto, and patronise tho ono who did bo. WHY Is It unnecessary to " mark down " and "sell off." or by profoesodly " alarming sacrifices" and "deferred payment," decoy oußtomers into the Arcado? BECAUSE it is so well known that all goods having always been marked in plain figures, at one uniform low rate of profit, no such artlQco is needed, WHY should every resldont of, and visitor to, Auokland Inspect the London Arcade before making their purchases 1 BECAUSE in no plaoo in tho city can thoro bo seen such a comprehensive and valaablo assortment of goods at suoh tempting prices. • See GfOODSON'S JjONDON A.KCADE. Note the Addresses— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, AUOKLAHD. ~ ~ „ CnBIBTOUUBOB, LONDON OFFICE t 68 St Maiy Axe. Oaometmftgerß. I AMES REID AND SON • I • Beg to call the attendon and careful oonnirlora--. Oon of those about to Furnish to the Vebv Favoubabib Pbiukh of ALL KINDS OF FDRNITURE. Having Introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house in town. JAMES REID & SON, Fubnituhe Emporium, OBSON-STREET (2nd Shop from Viotorla-st Money. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage »t Fint-olass Freehold Securities. WM. COLKMAN, Solicitor, Oorner ot Queen and Staortland-streets, INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUOKLAND (COBNKB OF VOTOAN'LaNB AND (JCKKN-STBKKT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Sooiety is now lssoing INVESTING SHARES ordinary, oarrylng hill rate of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP SHARES of «20 each, oarrylng 7 per cent Interest (payable half-yearly) and par tiolpatlng in Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, per cent; and on Deposits for 6 months, 6 per oent per annum, BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of tliree (ourths the value. Borrowers may pay off part or the whole o their Mortgages at any time. I Reduced Table of Rates and any further par ticulars required may be obtained at the Sooiety'a oflloes. * QEORGK FRASER, Manager. -I?"! II £lU,Uuu iii£NT on Building 3&JL" Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List oi Properties for sale on Ist page. Six per oent. allowed on money deposited for investment.— C. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agest and Valuator, 8, Volcan Lane.



To Let. TO LET, a three-roomed Cottage an Furnlihod Apartments. — 4pply to Mi Williams. Green - Btrset, nsar Convent (o College Koad). j|iO LET, Brighton Koad, Parnell, tw JL new verandah Houses; four rooms; acu lory: colonial oveni water laid on.—Sta: Offloe 1 _ 'f' 6 LET, House, five rooms, with cook ' ing range and ever; cinvonlenoe.—Appl Mra Slmklns, Park Road tif Graf ton nod. rpO LEl', at Mount St. John, a Villi I Residenco with all conveniences.- Apply to J. Hancook, nexthousoj r|lO LET, with immediate possession " premises at the corner of High-street am Vulcan Lano. — Apply to J. M. Macdonald Houae and Estato Agent, Shortland-stTcet. fflO BE LET, with immediate possession * 7-roo noil Villa Resldeaop, Biiu&tttd 1. Park K3«ui, next to Italy Bank,—App'y neeer; Ireland Bros.. Vnlcaa Lane. j\O LET, a General Store in one of thi ' leading townships in Waikato, doing i flrttolaea bminsse. — Apply by letter to Al Poßt-ofßoe, Ta Awamnto. riyO LET, nice 5-roomed Cottage; nice J coaltlOD, verr comfortable: Clarenceßt., Ponsonby.—D. F. Kvem, Land _mt, '3^o LET, Furnished apartment, suitable » for a married coupio. with or without board.—Adareiß at Star Offloa. rjO LKT, the two New Shopa in Rut- I land-street adjoining the Clarendon Hotel.—J. M. nod J. Mowbray. O LET, a pleasant Marino Residence at the North Shore, with Beach Frontage, Apply to Charles Bailey, Boatbnllder. r|M3 LET, a Bedroom, with use oi kitchen, f suitable for a lady engaged through the day, or a reßpeotablx married couple.—For adilrnsi apply star uffloo. _ r k O LET, Brick Shop and Dwelling in 1 Pittßireot. ulitoglasi front.—Apply to W. J. Offer, Pl't-Btrcat (opposite Ylnoent-etreet), J\\O LEI', at Newmarket, Nice 6-roomed L Cottage, well found with accommodation. Apply to V. G. Clayton. HolonsviUe Timber Company Depot, Newmarket. OWKR XO LET, on 70 miles of gas mains, In the olty and suburbs of Anok land. Bnglnea Irom |to 100h.p.indicated, Oon sumptlon of sas, Irom 18 oublo feet ot gas per indloftted horte-powor per bonr for the larger sizes, to 25 feet for the smaller. Suitable for Engineers, Woodworkers. Printers, Firewood Dealers, Boot and tihoe Manufjotnrers, Fodder Dealer*. Maltsters. Sausage Makers. &0., fee,. and for Amateur's Lathes and Fret Saws. The engine outa firewood at 2d per ton, and at Inter mittent bolatlng work the cost is sometimss as low as Is Si per day for a SJ h p. engine, the englno running all day. Thirty-five Otto Gas Engines are now erected In Auokland. For terms and condition*!, apply to tho Secretary Anokland Gas Company (Limited), Fort-street Jzob In stook -}, 1,2. 31. 8,12 h,p. For Sale. FOR SALE, — Seven-roomed House, situated on main road, Ponuonby. Good view; gas and water laid on. Magnificent Property at Remuera consisting of 3 Acres with Houao of 10 rooms coach house, stable, &c. Good Orchard and Shinbbory. Dolißhtfal Residence and Grounds not sur passed for beauty in any suburb; tho piok of Devonnort. Houses and Allotments in various localities for sale at moderate prices. F. LEIGH WHITE, 12, ScherfTs Buildings, Fort-Btreet. OR SALB, Wheeler and Wilson Sew ing Maohine, almost new, warranted com plote, hand and foot; latest improvements.— Apply Mrs Tizard, Manntean Road, Parnell. FOR SALE., Three Acrea ot first-class Green Oats, at KUerallo.—Apply to CoL Dawson, Hlleralle. jm,>K SALE, in Ponsonby, a new six- P roomed Borne near All Saints' Church. splendid view ot town and harbour, with two lotmonts. all fenoed and In good Older. Half ca*h, balance p*n rcimaln at 0 per oent,— Apply 65. Queen-street. * GOOD BLOCK For Sale—cheap. - A. E. Wood, Bntoher, Symonds-streat. EX O R^ 8 A L E. A FABT-SDLINgT AND WKLL FOUND OUTTKK AhO, A ECHOONBB, ABODT SO TOYS BEGISTEB. App'y to F. KI^SLING. Boherft's Bal'dlngs, Fort-street. |ji v X S A L E. For Immediate Sula "a VERTIOAJ, GAS EMQINK (Croes'ey'sl, In eood order and con dition. Will bs sold a bargain. Can to toon at work. Apply BRrcTT, SCHMIDT AND CO,, Corner of Vulcan Lane and Hlgh-Btreet. "T GOOD INVESTMENT. For Sale, that well-situated Allotment at the bottom of Wakefleid-sueet. close to Qaeen street, havings)Un»s frontago; suiutblofor two BhODB. Title I Land transfer,—T. Uuehor, atloh bnry Bnlldlngß, Qneen-Btreet. gjvUK SALE, a nice four-roomed House, ™ five minuiea' walk from Union Bank. Piico, 8270.—H Fattlogton. OR SaLK, five good Houses in good repair, always let; freehold. A rue o^nnoe.—H. Pattington, Htlohbary'a Hnlldlnga. ti^Oß SALE, nice four-roomed Cottage, P Ktirloj-a'.reet, obeap; also, L&rve Allot mentn. Mount Eden, very cheap.—H. Partlng ton House and Land Agent, riAO LEASE, Large Allotment near wharf ■ and railway, with large buildings, suit able for ooal or firewood yard or etoro.—H, Fartlngton, ■itlrhbnry'H Bnidlng^ a GOOUCHawCEFORa WOKKING l\. MAN 4-roomed House at North Bbore, allotment 40 x 13). fowl-houre. and all require qairemeuti; prioe, £130. Part can remain on mongftgn.—B. Tunner. 8, Queen-street. I/iOR IMMEDIATE SALK, a Splendid U Hnlldlnu »totmoct. 70(1. x 100 ft., Bltnated at oorner of Pitt and Canada strne's. A good investment anri to be cold cheap.— M ply D. F. Kvana'a Land Mart, Queen-etreet (next danK of AUBtralanla.) tjOCKET DKAIIN PIPES. — A large ~ Quantity Ist end 2nd Class (various s'z-b), low rates.—W« and Q. Wlrstono. rjiHURSTON'S BILLIARD TABLE.— I For falo. one of Thnnton'n best made, real mahojtany, full olm. all completo, at a very low price, viz., £80 Th's is a ohanoe seldom met wltn.—For particulars apply at Windsor Caatlo Hotel. Parnell. MOUNT EDEN. — Now and well, finished VlUa Resldenoe; bay window; fitted up with cupboards, register grate; oven, nice garden; 60xlOO-good corner allotment; a very pretty placo; situated Mary-street, near main road; nice position.—D. F. Evans. (835 Drapery, etc r INE N S I IN ENS! IRISH LISBNS I MANUFACTURER'S LENG TH B, TABD Win is, good and fine, from Is 9d the jord LAWBS" HBMSTITOHSD ANT) BMBROI- D»hED HaNUKBKCHIBFS, beautiful designs. B.d LARQK B'ZX FINE LINEN HANDKKR CHIEF 4. 9d __ BOUGHT CHEAP AND SOLD CnEAP. INSPECT AND JUDGE FOR YOUBSELVKS. T. B. Robson, MELROURNE BOESE, POMSONBY. Gr. C o v t ts, DRAPER AND HABERDASHER. KARAHQAHAPB ROAD. OFFOsrra iiowb street, NKWION J, and W« Williams, IMPORTERS OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, ANB FANOY GOODS, BOTH SIDItS KARANGAHAPK ROAD, NEWTON; And at WHANGAROA NORTH. mALKTHKa. mALKTHKS. nnALBTHKS. lalethks. lalethks. JLalkthes We have Just reoeived, ex Clyde, A SECOND SHIPMENT OF THBBK OELE BRATRD PATKNT VKNTILATKD WATKRPROOF COATS, Made from ohoioe Tweeds, in Canton, Cash mere, and other makes. «. Any of the above oan be seen at our Branoh Store Wbangaroa. Send Biro round waist ana length. Prices, from 30s to 80s. See what the Field says respecting these Goods!-"I have tried your Ventilating Coat weU In the oouwlng field, and oonalder It a Teat Buooess. It is rro»t comfortable to walk n, and turns any quantity of rtJa.—Yours very aithfuiiy, •••**•• (kobiw Hood)—Mkbbbb JOOPKK, BOX AND OO." A New iTooeea (Just discovered! prevents the rubber hardening and destroys all smell of norths. A Job Lot of HONEYCOMB QUILTS Just to hand, ten quarter, from to Ad to 16a 6d, We have always on hand a SHOW OF HOBIKKY. SHIRTS, HAT 3, TIES, BRACES, HBLTB, COLLARS, &c., (co. For Price, Style, Variety; and Good Value. Second to None In Newton. v s ii i i d MILLINBR AND DRESSMAKER. Dbesses Mad si to this Litest Sttlus Vxby REiBOHABLK. New Fashions Every Month. ALBBRT-STRBET (next to Mr Oai&'e). THE BAKING POWDER pareaxelkmce IB * ICKIN"S CRATED BAKING POWDER. J\. " The Most EconomlcsX1* "Yields more Yeast Gas." Pure Material only. Not Mixed with Rice Flour or Alum. In tins at Is 6d and 2s 6d. Special Prioe Wholesale. ~,..„. Address :— "" THB PHARMACY, Queen-stbbst.



Public notices. d 0 'I^EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. £ " AUOKLAND SECTION. ;• REWARD OF FIVK POUNDS. * A reward of Flvo Pounds ia offered for infor . nation that, -will lead to the conviction ot the II iiorson or persons who cut the cushion in one ot the first-class carriages of train reaching Auck -1 md at 9.30 a.m. on the 10th mat. A. V. MAODONALD, < Diairlot Manager. '• »»/I!A>G\REI TOBACCO COM VT PANY (LIMITED). a £500 (in £1 shares) moro wanted to begin s operations at once. No expense for land, and skilled cheap labour secured. Address, for par " tlculara Whangarei Tobacco Co., Limited, Stab 3 office. 1 11 INTEND to be out of business about JL c.!hrUtmai. I am prepared to cell t.t a , reduction,-Jaa. Adams, Watohmaker, Vlotoria aireet. CO IT AGES ON DEFERRED PAY-: MKN'iS.-I hare a larga and increasing demand for Cottages of i and 6 rooms to lie Purchased on the Deferred Payment Byetem. Those having Propertj to dispose of In Mils • manner should oomniunloato with me at onoe.— i I>, Xi Kvanß, Land Mart, Queen-street, next to Bank of Anatralasla. rjiOBACCO Cutting Machine, a very 1L superior one, to be sold at one-third ot Its CM*.—X. and A. Isaac?. f»IU HIGHWAY BOAKD3 AND 1 OTHER?. MR. JOHN SHAW, having been relieved from City Council Works, has resumed Ma pro fession ot ROAD ENGIN EKK. He to prepared to take Levels. Quantities, Estimates, and execute any kind of Road Works. Address:—ClTY MAIIKKX, Qubuh-btbbbt ESTBAMQg. W ° T x ° K RK EDWARD UOSTLKJT DECWABBD. All persons who are or may hereafter be Indebted to the above estate, either tor interest, rent, or otherwise »»iUoleaße ray the Bame to Moaera JaokßOn and Russell, solicitors, Fort street, Auckland, whose reoolut shall be a snffl dent discharge, fAMUKL JAOKSOnL™I™^ D. HEAN , } deceased, Aaokland. 27th April 1883- "DICE! T>ICEI! T> IC E I!! EX SYBIL The arrival ot the above Vessel enables ns to offer her Cargo of . FINEST JAPAN DRESSED RICB, AT LOWEST MARKET RATKS. SAMPLES ON APPLICATION, Deliveries Immediately. L. D. H ATHAN AND C°* APPLICATIONS for the position of Manager of the Auokland Tobsooo Com pany (Limited), will berooeived up to FkIOaY, 27th losr. The salary required most |be stated and references furnished. — Metoalfe & Hill. Secretaries pro turn, 29, NowZaaland Insurance Bnlldlnga. UINNEY'S FREE STORK. Tho undersigned has opened a Large Store in FORT-STREET for STORAGE PURPOSES, And Is prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCES ON GOOD 3 RECEIVED. WILLIAM BINNEY. F, .1. Moss & Co., BOD SB, LAND, AND ESTATE AUKNT BHOBILABD-STBEBT, Intending Buyers are respectfully Invited Inroad our Llßt ot Properties. Money to Lend at ourrcnt rates ot Interest. USTKALIAN PLATE GLASS IN BURANCS COMPANY (UMITBD> INCORPORATED IBS 9. CAPITAL .. _ .. £10,003. Hk.lo OirriCß—63, Tomnle Court, Molfconrne. WINDOWS~AND MIRRORS Insured against Accidental Breakage, at low rate of premium, f. a. j6~n¥s & co., Agents for Auckland. Office t Shortland-sireet. same building aa the RoyM Irsnranoe rompiny's Offloe. adeaical SPECIAL Tincture of Podophyllum is the Best Liver Regulator ever discovered. Try It. IB.—C. w, Goodaon, London Arcade. CJUaKLAND'S CHEKRY PECTORAL, O Absolutely the best remedy ever made for OOUiiHS, ÜBONOdITIB, AND OOLD3. IMoa, 2s 6d and is 6d a Bottle. SHARTjAND «: CO.. opposite Pcst-offloe. rpHE Best Preparation extant for promo- I ting Hair Growth is Dr. Erasmus Wilson's LOTION FOR THE HAIR. It la prepared from the original formula of this eminent autbo-lty by Ohablks" Butcher, Pbarmaoeu tloal Chemist (Vlot^rla and Now Zealand), lunotlon of Pitt and Qrey-Btreetß. Anokland. 4/5 OnK'S NEW~ZEaLAWD HEfcBAL aA KEMKL.I&S (RKGISTJiRKD). WnOLEBALIt AQKNT9'. For Provlnolal Distrioti ot Anokland, TaranakL and Hawko'n Bay—Auokland Agricultural and Mercantile Company (Limited). For Fiji and Islands—Meisrs W, Eowdon and Co., Auctioneers, Auokland. For Thames—E. Honnls, Esq. RATSTbATSI RAT S I—Use KHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rate eat It greedily, and die; no smell. J? prioe. One Shilling a Bottle. BHARLAND ft CO.. oppQilta PMtofflaf„ RUFKSsOR ELLIS, Medical Herbalist, has arrived from Cbriatohnroh, after effecting most successful Cures, and Is now pre pared to treat all diseases. He guarantees to cure (without fail) the following Complaints, it not too far gone: —Asthma, Bronchitis, Con sumption (second Btage). Cataract, Dropsy, Dysentery, Fevers, Liver Complaints, Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, aad Secrot Complaints of young men. Wonderful Cure for Corns without pain.—Address: 303, Queen-street (next Young Women's Institute). Private Consulting Room. Hours: From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. TOOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneous Relief. ODoNTiLGIOj Is botile.-SHAR- LaND ft CO. (opposite Poet-offloe) CIUKK FOR IN DIuESTIUN—TONIC 1 BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Regulation, price Ss a bottle.—BH arJjAND & Co (oppo glte Poßt-offlco). __ | G. HENDERSON'S Cherry Pectoral "' • is an Excellent Remedy for Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, and the various other affections of the Chest and Bronohial Passages.—This preparation Is not supposed to Chook tho Cough suddenly, but to remove the cause.—To be had only of J. G. Henderson, Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposite Three Lamps, Ponsonby, Anokland. O R M~ S All ohlldren Buffer from them. If suspected, ask for tho Certain dun. BHARL AND'B WORM POWDEHS, 1/ paoket ABOthecaries Hall, opposite Poet-offloe. 'IPHE MARVELLOUS REMEDY * FOB COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS CONSUMPTION, AND ALL CHEST AFFECTIONS. BONNINGTON'S PECTORAL OXYMEL OF CARRAGEEN OB Bush Moll (Bwmnnunrt. Cures the worst forms of Coughs Colds, and Hoarseness, gives Immediate Relief in Bron ohltis, is the Best Medicine for Asthma, Cures Whooping.-Cough, is Invaluable In the Early Stages of Consumption, Relieves all Affections of the Chest, Lungs, and Throat, SOLD EVERYWHERE. GEO. BoTnIHGIOS, CHRISTCHURCH. DOCTOR ABJN OLD'S PK« NY ROYAL . AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents SiiAitLAND & Co., opposite] tha Post Offloe. A~I NLESS MEDICAL KLBOTRIOITY. W, HINTON, having just arrived from Lon don, with most recently approved appliances, Is prepared during a short stay In this olty to treat norvotjß and other diseases by Galvanization, Fabadizltion, and Franklinizvtion. Charges very moderate. Consultation Free. Cobns extraotea without pain. Kesldenoe! 60, Hobson-street. 7 doors from Governor Browne Hotel. Hours, from 10 a.m. 6 m. LIVER REGULATING. A" ICKIN'3 PODOPHYUJN PILLS, No. A a™ now known from Inveroarglll to Mon ~~~r,?£nn7ot the most efleotlve remedies for SfiLUOGISH LIVER" Torpid Digestive Fcmo tion Bufousness, Chronic Constipation, Flatu- SSoy &S.They are a safe apenont AND rnNTAW KO-MINEEAI WHATEVER, Sold in Boxes at Is., and Bottles at Is, 6 and 2b fid. (all sugar coated). 881 TAh« PHARMACY, QUEEN-BTKEET '



{ Amnsements. fO a.c B. SOCIETY t B .• BHANCn No. 81. Tenth Anniversary will bo Celebrated by a SocUl Qathor ing in the Large Hall (corner of Pitt and ■Wellington-streets), on MONDAY, 23rd July, 1883. Dancinß to commence at 9 p.m. Tickets (double), 8s: Extra Ladies, 2s 6d. Proceeds in aid of St. Mary's Orphanage.-J. Clabke, Secretary to Committee Tickets may bo had from any of tha Committee, and at Mr Klynn's, Booksol'or. Wi G. Connolly and E, Gough M.C's. DEMUEIU SOCIAL U Z-i I0 N. The Entertainment which should take placa on Wednesday, the 25th tnsttnt, is unavoidably POaTPONKD. ( Kducationn,'. JPopular Singing Clams. PBOFESSOR CAILLIAU will cpkn another Of his Popular Elementary SloglDg Classes 00 TUESDAY EVENING.SIet Jniy, In the Chris tians' Meetlne Boose, Cook-etroot, at 7.50. fee: Ladles, Gi; Gentlemen, 10s Od per Qanrtor (In advance). Names reosived by Seoretary oa night of openlDg. Business Notices. \TOIICE TO CLIENTS.' MX. TOLE, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, HAS RKMOVED TO CHAMBERS NEXT THE BANK OF NEW ZBALAND, QUKBN-STRBBT. R M_£_ v *■ t SCHMIDT AND CO., HTHOGRAPHKR3, KNGRAVESB. AND GENBRAti PRINTKRS. Bees to Inform their Friends and Customers that they have REMOVED From Corner of Vulcan Land and High-Btruet to WYNDHAM.STREET, Opposite the Star Ofllca, : VTOTICE OF REMOVAL. -LI Mlohael Brearly, late oC Hobson-street, butoher, bogs to notify that ho has taken those premises at the corner of Vlotorla and chapel streets, lately occupied by Mr Reeves, and where he will be glad to meet all his o:d cua tomsrs. He also hopes that by keeping the beit Quality of beef, mutton, pork, &c, at too low6Bt prlceß, he will receive a share ot public Bnpport. Open to night, "I M O V A L". J. F. MAOINTYRB AND CO. <rHK AUSTRALIAN VINKGROWKR3 COMPANY) beg Binoerely to thank the public for the patron age they have received since oommenolng business in Auckland, and wish to make known that they have RBMOVED to more oommo dloußpremisesinßHOßTLAND-BTHEET, next Winks and Hal', and opposite tco Auckland Olnb, where. In addition to the Australian Wine BcalnoMß. they will oarry on the baslness of General Wine and Spirit Merohants. In con- Boquflnon of J. F. Maclntyre having taken his , brother (Mr Alexander Maclntyre) into partner- ] Bhlp, the bualnesa will in future be carried on unaer the stylo or firm of Maointyre Brothers , and Co., and they hope to continue to receive i to c patronage hlttierto bestowed. 1 MACINTYRB BKOTHERS AND CO. Will i Imitort direct from the BEST DISTILLBRS at Home, and from FIRST-CLASS BOTTLBRB OF MALT LIQUORS, whloh wIU enable them to snpply the Best Branda of Wines, i Spirits, Malt Liquors, fca, at moderate price?. They will also keep on hand the oelebrated Helldon Sea Water. They particularly wish t" ' call the attention of the publlo to the fact tb. tho class of Australian Wines they keep hn■• { curried off many gold Medals at theßordea.. Exhibition, as also at Sydney, Melbourne, anu Adeltlde. Some of them. Buoh as Port, Sherry, Claret (Nob. 1 and 21, and Verdellho,are apeolally recommended for medloal purposes. Iho public may at all times rely on finding a choice selec tion of these unsurpassed Wines 1b Stock. Price List on application. TT< ELENSVILLE TIMB BE COMPANY JJI (LIMITED). Tho Company have opened a Depot at NEW MARKET, near the Railway Station, for rcoeiving Orders and Sale of Timber. Timber cut to any length, &c. Prioes on application at the yard. HOP DITTERS, O P X> ITTK RB. Can be proonred (Weolefam) from ARTHUR TT TW-ATHAN. 33 to 39, Lowes Quben-street. rpHE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE, I 249, QUEEN-STREET. o The best place for New Arrivals jj « and others to get all Household » h Requisites at a Cheap Rate. k t^Z China. Glass. Earthenware gj WU Tinware. Brushwaro, Lamps wg E"a Furnishing Ironmongery (all kinds) wg ff 5 Cutlery, E.P. Waro, Yankee Notions op] ££ Toys, and Fancy Goods. g^ h§ " ° Sh HANCHARD & CRANWELL, g £ Three doors abovo Wellesloy- § ||3 | street. H * L BEit T EATON, PRODUCE MERCHANT AND COMMISSION. AGENT," Fort street, Auckland. T-.EVONPORT, MORXH SHORE. WELLS BROS,, CAKTEES, CABEIEKS, ETC. Coal, Firewood, and Coke, for Stove purposes. Coke is oheaper than co<). All kinds of Fenoing done at lowi-Bt rates. Eatlmates glvon. Bricks, Lime, Shells, A an, Tiles, &c, always on hand. jiLEAKING-OUT SALE OF \j OUTLBRY. ' THOMAB SAMUJJL, being compelled to Clear out his Stock of Cutlery In ooneequence Of the PBEMISKS COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable. In now SELLING OFF the whole ot the mock at an enormous Sacrifice. The goods are from the beat Sheffield makers, and will have to be Bold at any pribe, oonnlatlng of— Best Ivory Table and Dessert Knives. LooKwood'B and Johnaon'a Best Pocket Knives. Kleotro-plated Forks, Spoons, Cruets, &c Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks and Spoons, Superior Sdasors and Razors, WHOLBSALB AND RETAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLERY, 48, Queen-street (Onpoflltß Town Clockti ti\ £. 5 U ~l Jtf G. SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST Is as follows :— Best Paling Fenoe of purlrl posts, Hobaxt rails, and 6ft Hobart paUngs, one inch apart, 60s. Paling Fence to consist heart kauri poets, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, 655. Three-rail Fenoe, purlrl posts and Hobart rails, 455. Wire Fenoea with Top Rail, 83s. Wire Fonoe, T wires, 255. Barbed Wire Fenoe, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, 18sperohain. Cattle won't look at barbod wire. Picket Fences, from 2s per foot not painted, or 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Pioket i ■■with mill wrought Wicket Gate, all alntod complete, at 3s per foot. All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for very description of Fence given on applloa ,lon to Sam. Write, Fencer, Custom-street, opposite Arnold. Hines and Co. rHE pacific tea company's PURE BLEND INDIAN AND CHINA rpEAS Jl eas ABE THE MOST PERFECT TEAS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE, fi HAN GIS 61? ADDRESS. SULLIVAN AND* McKENNA, » PITT-STEEET, TAILORS. HABITMAKBRS, and GENERAL OUTFITTERS, Beg to announoe to their Friends and the Publlo Ot Auokland that they have Removed to more COMMODIOUS PBEMiaUB ADJOINING, Where they shall be happy to meet Customers and Kxeonte Orders to their entire satisfaction. Sullivan, MoKonna and Co/a cutting is too well known for remark. Perfect catting and comfor in wearing guaranteed. The address I— Corner op Put • wn BgggsFOßP-BTJKgrfl, Tin- O X I O B. BKBH WAXI BSBB WAXI pJrilueA in any quantity for Cash. Borers of Fnngnaand Munte Metal. hutluk Durehased in China a Fine Assort mStof^eMWniSf, JAMKB AH KBW can oonfldently reoommend them, and trnsta that all his old Customers, and the Publlo generally. Will avail themselves ot this splendid opportunity and call early to buy his Buporior Congou, Beat Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohonfr, and various Mixed Teaftßultea to every tastei He has also on hand Japansas Ware, Preserved Dlnser. Orookerywarei Sllka, Handkerehtefe, and other oommodltlea too numeroai to mention, Note the Aadreßßt- JAMK3 AH KBW & CO., XL Queen-Btreet,



I ' .boat and found. LOST, in St. James's Hall, on Wednes day night, a Koy'ii ovcri'oit, "Allan Wallla" on coila--. Kinder please lesvo it at the Star Office. .. . LOST, a Black and Whi'e Fox Terrier Uou ; No. collar, IC9l.—Finder rewarded on cetnrnlng game to 95, Ylotorla street. LOST, between the Masonic Hall, New ton, and the bottom of Vincent-street, a Black Satin Fan, with hand-painted flowers.— Finder will be rewarded on leaving it at this office. LOST, in Queen-street, Cheque No. 16 505, on Colonial Bank; payment has been Btopped.—Finder will pleaeo return to Colonial Bank or S tar office. trOOND, to-day, a Cheque, in Queen ff1 street. — Apply Mr Mooro, corner of Abercrombie and Laurence-streets. HJiOUND, a Jacket, in the Opera House, JO o«. Tuesday n'gbt. The owneroa#have the same b; p»>log expenses.—Apply to Mrs Hurling, Dnrhaoißtreet. OUaO, on Cth July, a Lady's Shawl, on the Rpsrm Road. Owner can have It by paying expenßea.-Apply at Toll Gate, New market. Ecclesiastical MOKNINGSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Tho Rev. G. B. Monro will preach in tho School-room on Sabbath, at i3O p.m. tS&i Gazette in JBameraptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NOETHKBN JUDICIAL IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of *' Tho Debtors and Creditors Aot. 1878." and the several Aeta amena> menta theroof. and of the Bankruptcy of Kobebt JiMiKSoN, Wheelwright, a Debtor. Notioe Is hereby glvtn that It Is the Intention of the abovenamed Debtor to make application to this Hononrablo Court, on wkdniibDAY. the flnt day ot August 1883. at eleven o'oioolt in the toranoon, or oh soon thereafter as Counsel can bo heard in that behalf, that an orderol immediate discharge be granted him in accord. anoe with a resolution passed by a malonty of his Creditors, proa on t or represented at s, pleat ing dnly convened and held for the purpose on the sixteenth day of July instant. Dated this nineteenth day ot July, 1833. WILLIAM THORNS. Debtoi'a Solicitor. Ff THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. In the matter of " Tho Debtors and Crodltow Aot, 1870," and the several Acta amend ments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of HiMriKL leu-scs, ot /■.uuMKiihape nuaa, Auckland, <,ablnetmnker, a Debtor; Bodhet HKltiY KA'PK, of Huntly. Farmer, a Debtor; and Thomas L»wiß Cox, of Cambridge, Walkato, Hoot maker, a Debtor. Notioe ia hereby given that General Meetings of the Creditors in tha above Estates will bo held In the buildings ot tho Bupreme Court, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day W July, 1883, at the respective hours of 11.11.80, and 12 o'clock, to receive my reports, and gr&nl the suld Debtors an order of discharge, under the provisions o t the said Aots. - . Dated this 19lh day of July, 1833. THO. MAOFFARIiAN*. " Truatoo. HUOHVS & GBOBQB. ■ Bolioitors for the nbo vonamod Debtor?, Bhoriland-street, Auoklana, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. ' IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot " Tho Debtors and Creditors: Aot, 1876," and tho several Aots amend ing the samo. and ot the Bankruptcy ot Kobebt ije»nk Fbeiman, of otahuhu, Farmer. — NotloQ is hereby given that at a first mooting of the Creditors of the said Robert Dome Free man, held in tha Bupreme Court-bouse, Auck land, on Thursday, tho 18th day of July, 1883, at U o'clock In the forenoon,HenriPatrick Gibbons, oC Auckland, Storekeeper, and Thomas Mao ffarlane, cf Auckland, Certificated Aooountant In Bankruptcy were elected urcditora' Trurteoß of the estate of the said Eobsrt Deane Freeman; and tnat the Bald Henri Patrick Glbbona and Thomas Maofhrlane have intimated to the Registrar ot this Court, in writing, their aooept anoe of the said trusteeehlp. Dated at Auckland, this 10th day of July, 1833, G. W. BABLBY, ■ - Dopnty Registrar. E. T. Dufaus, SoUoltor for the laid Robert Deane Freeman, Queen-street. Auokland. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. \ 4 | In the matter of "The Dab tow and Credi- - tors Aot, 1876," and tha Amendments thereof, and of the BanJtruptfly of HOL- ■ linos William Ooilvib. of Bombay ' Settlement, in tho Provincial District of Auokland, in New Zealand, Gentleman, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that at a first meeting of the Creditors of the abovenamed Holllnga William Ogilvio, held on Friday, the twentieth day of July instant, in tho Supreme Court Buildings, Auckland, at cloven o'clock in the foreboon, Thomas Macffariane, of Auckland, Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, was eleotod Creditors' Trustee of the property of . the Bald Boilings William Ogilvie, and that the said Thomas Macffarlane has intimated to the Registrar, in writing, bis acceptanoe of tho Said trustooehip. , . Dated this twentieth day of July, 1883. Gf W. BASLEY, . .™ Dopnty Registrar. 1 Jacks n and Rtirbklt,, Fort-street, AuokHnd. Solicitors for the said Hollings Wil'iam Ogilvie. ';. . ■": ■, : !T» —: i r*r— -\ . TN BA'» X R U:PiT'C«y, Creditors in the following Estates (who nave not already done so) are requested to prove their claims with me on or before MONDAY, the 23rd instant, when first and final Dividends will bo payable :— __^*_™», I MACKIR, ALKXANDEIUAMKS.of Auck land, Tobacconist. PERCY, HOWARD HA YLOCK, Of Wake- ?, fleld-Btreet, Baker. THOS. MAGFFARLANK. ~..., Trustee. ■ Auckland. July IS. 1887. A.iutioua. MONDAY NEXT, At 11 o'clock, EXTENSIVE SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, Consisting of—' ' : - DIAMOND KINGS, UOLD & SILVER RINGS, GOLU AND SILVEK WATCHES, JEnELLERy, &c, &C, R. ARTHUR HAS received Instructions from Mr J. Hart, of tho London Loan Office. Vie-, toria street, to sell by auction, at hia Mart, Queen-street, on Monday next, at 11 o'clock, UNHRDRKMfcD PLEDGES, as per Evctf ing Star ot July 19,, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, At eleven o'clock a.m. QUEEN-STREET WHARF. AT MB. G. R. McNAB'S STORE; ' CLEARING-OUT SALE OF TEAS, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, • / ODLMAK'^ STOKES, cco.» &a. &o. U. ARTHUR £.1 AS been favourned with Instructions O from Mr G. R. MoNab. who Is Riving up the wholesale branch of his business, to saU by auotlon, at bio wholesale store, Queen-street, on Wednesday, July 25. at 11 o'oloci: o m., HI3 NEWLY-SELKCTKD STOCK OF WELL AS2OHTE i TEAS, GROCERIES, PctOVIBIONa OILMAN'ri BTORES, &C &tt, &O. Terms—Cub. . MONDAY, JULY 23. EX P. &O. HTa&MtSB, FROM MALTA. MALTESE SILVER FILIGREE BROOCHES, EARRINGS, NECKLETS, LOCKETS. VERY SUPERIOR ARTICLES. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to Bell, at his rooms (oppoelto Thornton, Smith and yirth'B Mills), Lower Quoeo-atrect, to-morrow ' • rtllo'olook. A BMALL tMSSIBNMKNT OF VERY HANDSOMK SILVER ORNAMKNTB A3 ABOVf. Direct from Malts, ■■ r--~ ~