THE TOBACCO INDUSTRY.

Manufacture of Cigars in Aiick land.

THEBE appears now to be even moro than a ■ Bttong probability of a snccessful issue to the attempts which have been made to establish the tobacco industry in Auckland. It will bo remembered that some time ago, a Tobacco Association w.is formed, and a quantity o£< suitable land at Pabi purchased, The result of theso operations was the growth of several tons of tobacco leaf despite the drawbacks attendant upon tbe first «xperimenr. Fuvonrable opinions hare been expressed regarding the quality of the leaf, and the prospecis of future crops. Some of the law tobacco has been bronpht to town, and having been subjected to the usual sweeting and caring process, is now being manu facured into cigars at Messrs Metcalfe and . Hill's office in the Insurance liuildings by Mr Michaels, a prof.sioual cigar-maker from London, The operation is a very in teresting one, and so excellent are tho specimens of Mr Michael's handiwork that , the greatest ditlicnliy has been experienced in inducing the local tobacconists , to believe that the cigars were really manufactured in Auckland. Several ■ samples of the manufactured weed may bo • Bsen at the Star Office, while the manu facturers will bo on)> too pleased to explain to visitor* at their oflices the process of manufacture, i litre is leason to believe that the demand lor these cigars will be large if the qualify thouU come at all near the expectations formed. The duty on imported cigars is 6s per Ib, and as tbe Association, only pajs Is, they will be iv a position to supply a superior article at a much loner price, and ;u the same time to realise a handsome profit en their oper ations. There will be an ample supply of material) for the very good reason that neighbouring settlers will grow tobacco leaf In addition to that raised on the company's "estate, which will be managed by Mr » ClurK, a Florida planter, The amount of material on hand is estimated to be sufH. ciaot to manufacture 160,01)0 cigars, and a* the growth next season is expected to be i fully ten tons, the output of cigars j.Bnd tobacco will iv materially .increased also. The Association is * now being formed into a company with 5,000 shares of £1 each. The 211 acrea of land has been secured for £1,000, while the Interest of the A»soci»tiou, cui.sistini.' of live stock, plaur,&c, aud thepre-eut>ear's crop isValufd at £630. Shares will be accepted in payment. Only 2,000 shares at preseut re main unallotted, and application for these may be made to Messrs Uttcilfo aud Hill, secretaries,

HARBOUR BOARD.

Fortnightlu Business Meeting,

THB Board mot.this afternoon, when there were present:—Meesw stone (chairman), VVaddell, J Jour dm an, Walker, Lamb, Harper, Clark, Morrin, McKenzie, Aickip, Mayi,

fcXCHAJNOE.— 'lho trustees of the lats Henry Somervell applied to tho Board for en exchange ot land, and the Btraighteniug of boundaries of property fronting Custom house-street West.—ftefeired to tho Works and Tariff Committee to report.

Suwra Tbrbacb Landslip. —Mr Harker wrote stating that the depression at the edge of the roadway in Selwyn Terrace caused by the landslip has ocen filled in Dy the contractor for the Parnell sewerage works, de had made no objec tion to his tipping the waste material mi to bis leased ground, —The Engineer reported that this having been dove, ho thought that Mr liar kg t should be .warned by the Paraell Council that the material so deposited must not be at all disturbed by tho works being carried on by Mr Barker.— Mr Walker .aid the Borough Council had Dot iotenered in the matter at all, and the work was not of a substan id character. Agreed to forward a copy of tne Engineer's letter to Harwell Council.

HoBsOJiYiLLK Wharf.— F. Smith wrote drawing attention to the daaiage said to have been done to the Hobsonville wharf late Saturday by the City ol Cork.—The Engineer estimated the damage at £16 to £20.—1t was agreed that the owners of the City of Cork be called upon to pay the ccat Of repair*. Dkliykby of Goods.—T. Henderson, jjun,, wrote pointing out the confusion and possible loss that might arise through the Board's representative on tbc wharf deli vering cargo which had beenstoicd by tht-ir orders without having iir.t received the. delivery orders from the agents of the vessel oat of which tho goods had been received, A shipment of potatoes ex Tarawera had been delivered without their knowledge, and they haJ not received freight, neither had bills of lading beeu presented.—Q. Flower appended a letter, admitting that the freight had been de livered, but said he had not been instructed to hold for freight. The potatoes were on the wharf two.days and a night, and the bags were pillaged.—r.efeired to the Works and Tarifi Committee to report.

■ iJSULY Place.—The City Council wrote consenting to the cutting down of Emily Place to tbe permanent fixed level of Short land-street.—The Joint Engineers' report on tbe subject read at the last meeting of the City Council was submitted. Mr Me- Doca'd added that he intended to prepare a plan dealing with Britomnrt Cliff and Emily Place at an early date.—Tho whole Of tho commnßicatioDs were rrfened to the Works Committee, witti instructions to confer with the owners of property, Fr< ezing Company, and City Council on the nibject. Bassktt'sCljAJM —The Under-Secretary for Public Works wrote forwarding a copy of Mr Bsßsott'a claim in connection with the filling-in contract, Auckland passenger utatioD, and adding that Mr Ha lea would giro every assistance with a view to the Board coming to some amicable arrangement. The claim was as follows:—lnterest on capital lying idle •toco January last, £1,000; 30 waggons, £630 [ sleepers, £53 5s 6d; plate-laying, £3918*; tunnelling at St. Barnabas's Point, £11510s i cutiiog in sandstone, £16 11s Cd; loose, £3 9s : total, £1,903 14;. The total value- of work done to the 3rd May, in cluding extras bnt omitting silt reported by Harbour Board, and filling estimated by contractor, but deposited before he com menced his work, is estimated at 21,662 3s, and he has received as progress payments £1,866, which inclndes £20i 17a advanced on account of plant and material,—A report appended shewed that the total quantity of filling in required to complete tbe embankment to railway foimation is estimated at 92,575 cubic yards.—Referred to the Finance Committee to report. Haebouk Regulations.—The Secre tary of Customs forwarded 200 copies of the Harbour Regulations, which come into force on the Ist prox., and a supply of forms of receipt.—Referred to the Works and Tariff Committee to report. Lighting Devonport, — Tho local. Board at Devonport consented to erect a lamp at the shore end of each wharf if the Board would place lamp? at the other end, —The Ferry" Company also Mated its willingness to' liaht the waiting-room on Qneeo-strpet Wharf.—Agreed to light thp lamps indicated. I.KASK OF UKVONPOET WhAEF.—The Secretary of the Devonport Ferry (,'ompany drew attention to the present unsatisfac tory accommodation for passenger and gqods traffic, and offered the •qliOTring pro posals on behalf of the Company :—lf tbe Harbour Board will lease to the Ferry Gom pany for 21 years the exclusive right to We the Victoria Wharf ;at Devonport, and the intended new ferry tee of the Auckland wharf, the Company will accept the (amp at a rental ot 7 per cent, per annum, <m the cost of bucii wharf and tee; will expend £600 in erecting goods shed", waiting-rooms,and other accommodation for the public; and will keep the whole in C repair, to the satisfaction of tbe da Engineer.—Agreed that the appli cation cannot be entertained.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Junk 23, 1883. Bank ot N.Z-BnTers, fira sa; pellew, £32 ISa Annkland Oaa-Sellars £912s 6d •taSlfVrf*'.? S°-Door-«eilora, «315s Mouatalarl—Selien, 12V 6d Albtttnla-S'elli'rß, 12« Qa?iii-- ge»n"-18a to 21b; buyers 20} 6d; Boners, *afl ritto (eontrlbntersl-lla to 15< DaeDLeVßK'rosi—Jii; K«ile:-s, i 3 3l ;>; • Prinoa Imperial -i$ i, 171; eeUerd. is.3 Premier- Bnye-F, 836,1 New (»rby-Bo»era. 2s Bey monr— Buyer a,- Ss Werahlko-Boyen, 3s; sellers, 3s fid -' '' ' JOSSPa^K^MAW, Chairman.

PORT OE ONEHUNGA.

,The Wanajta left for Sonthem ports., eafy this ftftrrnft*. •• Ptfriferufpra : Mabtor' l&wo.' Mennre J. Barclay;' A. Macintosh, Scoil, P. •^nsxew. M. Montagoe, H. S. Haiulin, Mr and «lrs Qorow, Miss Groom

It is calculated that there was fully £120 p. the Opera House last night.

TELEGRAMS.

WELLINGTON, this day. A RICH PRIZE IN THE MARRIAGE LOTTERY. On Sunday last here, the bans of mar riage between Mr Moorhonse, son of the Irite superintendent of Canterbury, and Miss Mioaes were pronounced. Mus Rhodes is daughter of the" late Captain Khodep, and worth half a million. The marriase will shortly eventuate here, and the surround ings will been a scale of m anificence nevef before attempted in the colony. ,

DEATH OF THE REV. THOS. BUDDLE.

It is our painful duty to record that another ot our oldest missionary veterans — The Rev. Thomas Huddle -has pissed away from our midst tlm morning, at his resi dence Grafton Hoad. The news canio with 6uddenne3J to almost every one. It would seem that the deceased gentleman never fully rallied since his fall on Sunday week last On that day he waa planned at One hunga, and proceeded to his appointment in the 'bu». lie seemed in hi* usual »;ood spirits till the afternoon. When it wai time to return home he found it impossible to get the 'bus, and walked from the Unehuogu parsonage to the Railway Station, but found that the tiam would not leave till about half-past 5 p.m. He walked up and down, and at lust arrived a little past 6at Newmarket Station, lie found he was late, and as he was always punctual, he pushed on to another appointment of his at half-past Gat Grafton Komi, It is evident ho bad over-exerted him«elf, for ju-t aluut half-past 6, us he was ascoudiflg Carlton Gore Hill, he suddenly felt a strange faintnosa and .-my.cil bold of the fence, and in a minute or co Bore ha fell heavily upon the ground, i'ome of the. people uoiag to church came lpon him, and hii w»fl cmieil home, The Key, Mr Wallis was with him, and :he deceased complained of great .p:iinn about his heart. Dr. Piiilsou ,v;ih speedily in attendance, and the pains became less, and in about an lour he fell asleep. The next day ho up soared considerably better, and not up on Tuesday. Since that period he complained jf pains across his chest, but the doctor is.ured bim that his heart was ail right, inri it was thought that it wa3only a severe , of indigestion limt 'evening he was | »t tea with bis »ons, Mr T. an>i C. huddle. After tea he cmnuUined of beiuir pooil>, and his son said that he would srny up all night with him. Ahout 10 o'clock tha sickness became alarming, and after that the sufferer teemed hardly able to speak, Everything thai could be dove by medical and other effort was done, but at half-past one thin morning he breathed his lane on earth. Very few words were tpaken by him from the time bo went to bed till hu died. The only audible sentence was when he win told that his sons were with him be said, "My sods," llih death lus cast a doom over hundreds of his friends, who expected every day to sto him abou' anaiu. The deceased was a native ot Durham, md, after four years of Ministerial labour in England, ho sailed with his wife from Bristol in tha vVesleyan Miisionary brig mtine Triton, in September, 1539. Among bis fellow passenger* wore tho Keys, A Idled, Bui tie, Skevington, Smalt!*, and Turton, after a protractid passage, calling uid preaching at Maderia, Cape of Good Hope, llobarton, etc., they reached Hoki juga in May, 1840. Soon after bi* arrival he procrcded to Whangaroi (Kaolin) to he under the charge of tha ttev. I. Wallis, Superintendent Minister of that district. Mr and Mrs Buddie were jladly welcomed by toe Rev. MrWalii«, and then when Mraßuiidle'a health was recruited, Mr Buddie began hi' iif>- work in real earnest. He was about four years at Raglan, and in this district ne laid thn foundation of a life-loug loving friendship with the Maori people. He was afterwards appointed to labour at Te Kopua (Waipa) dist'ict, and hrrc he was abundant in labours, and successful results followed his ministry. He wus then called to Auckland under the Rev Mr I awry (who was then Superintendtnt of Mi«»ion* in - usitralasia). Mr Buddie was ap pointed as General Missionary Secretary, In this capacity he worked most aisiduously till about 16 years ago, when the Conference drafted him to a circuit in the i-outh. Ho has travelled in several Ntw Zealand cir- Biii'g—Auckland. Manulcuu, Nelson, Wel lington, and Chriatcuuich—and wherever stationed he made a large circle of friends, fie has occupied the highest position of trud and honour the Con ferences of Australasia could glrc him. He w*s elected as President of tbo Auatra la^ian Conferecce, aud also elected as the first President in the Mew Zealand Con ference. He always seemed to possess fiu« health for a man of his years, and laboured almost a* much as a young ».an up to the few weeks prior to bis death. At a preacher, he w«s eminently sound in Methodist doctrine, and a firm upholder of the theology and dis cipline of the church he had eipoosed. Hi* prrachinj; win practical, and always full of counsel, warning, and encourage ment to the hearers. His manner of de livery was warm, and at times almost p.issslonate, in his endeavours to place be fore his hearers the truths of the Gospel. He held the position of Principal of the <hree Kings Wealeyan Oollege. but re signed it two years ago. He waa a member of the Council ot thu Auek* land University. He wa* greatly be oved among bis friends in Auckland frho knew him best, and leaves to monn his loss hi* wloow.and a. )urg- numuur tit sons and daughtera, all of whom n-e married, i hree of bis daughter! marrio.i We«leyan ministars—thr Key. Mefarg Crump, Bivin, and Dellow, Althoagh 72 years of age, he had great energy and strength to the last, which, however, he was inclined to over-tax and over-estimate, frequently conducting two widelyaeparated services on Sundays,

Latest Despatches.

WELLINGTON, this afternoon. The native Land Company's ■***"' Intterest in New Zealand land Com pany's private bill is incraasinfj. Thursday Is the last day on which it can be received. It is said that Dr. Pollen has It, and wiil send it in to-day or to-morrow, The chances of its passing are problematical, but it is certain if pushed, to split up the Grey party, and perhaps even Ministers , themselves Sir George Grey still keeps dark as to bis futenttons, and in the meantime his name is being freely used by both sides as for and against the bill. Great interest is felt in the bill by sontbern as well as northern members. Mr Bryce is known to be strongly opposed t' it, and Messrs Dick and hollestoa are with him.

I Appointment of Interpreter. Mr Hamlin, brother of the Chairman of Committees, has been appointtd au inter preter to the House of Representatives._ Ufie Botorua Railway. The teport of the Rotorua Kailway directors has not yet been distributed amongst the member**,! and consequently the meeting of the Aucklauders re the railway is poatponnd till to-morrow. Another Auckland Petition. A'pt-.titi 'B from ■•erKe»iit>Soi»ll l comji aiu ing that the enquiry into hia sy-ieru of musketry insciuciion was neither full nor proper, and asking for a now enquiry, was presented by Mr Moss to-day.

leiephone and Post-offices for Parnell, Newmarket, and Qraf ton. Mr Moss ha* been pushing the Post office Department vo establish piM-officea and telephone bureau in Newmarket, I'urnell, and Graftoa Districts. He Ulls me that it would help materially if the local bodies of these and similar district! wmlil address the Government through tueir resptctlvo members, and mxgeat the most suitable locality within which to select si'es t»i telephone, postal, and f avitigs bauk purpoaes.

DYNAMITE EXPLOSION— MAN KILLED.

[BY TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

KUMAKA, thii day. John Barrett, a minor, was killed yes urday whtls softening dynamite at the forge iv a ilaim at Dillmau's io*o. Both legs were blown off above tho knees, both arms shattered, bis right eye forced out, and bis breast riddled. He ne'er spoke, but died ia a few minutes. A > ear ago deceased had a narrow escape from the same cause, the forge being blown to atoms, An inquest will be held thii afternoon.

MINING NEWS

(BY TKLKQRAPH - PBSS3 ASSOCIATION.)

THAMES, this day. Quben OF Bhauty.—A shot was fired in tho main reef at No. 2 lead beyond the heave yes'erday afternoon, and t'.io utono, &c, thrown out yielded 201 be picked mono and showed good dab* of gold freely. '1 his came from near the floor of the drive. Another shot was iired near the rcof last night and the splendid haul of 150 lbs of picked stone and tpeclmens was bagged. Some of the piec«s are very rich, having a scam of the precious metal right through them. A grand »how was also left in the rooi for a length of 3ft aod a band r f gold in places two inches wide ia visible on the banging wall of the reef. A small clay head crixwi* the r«cf near the face but does not change tho potion of the quartz and ' underneath this, gold is showing in several places. The main b.'dy of quartz is about 2ft wide, but thoie is also a haid cap on the hanging footwall in which small t>triDger» also showing good gold, aro found. The piece of toei broken down U not more than four l'<set in length. Since the manager first picked up the reef he has driven six teen feet on it, and gold has beea seen the whole distance, Eren when cutting along tbe break tbat heaved the reef, rubbly quartz was found, whicb, when broken, showed good gold. The reef U carrying the same o-iurie as before it was heaved, and tbe men are now advancing the dig ready for breaking down.

SUPREME COURT.

(Before His Honor Mr Jtviloe Gillies and a

SpsclU Jury.)

Yesteraay (Concluded.) Frank h. Kii«g v. Fbaijvr »»d Tramr.— Cla^m £753 dama»OT.—Mr If. Healioth for the p '»hit it and MesrrsA. re Whitaker and rotter (or tho defendants.—After Mr Wallnr's exami nation had conoludofl, Measis W. Loddor nnd K. Yeoman gave evidence auto the ip«olflov tlonn according to irhiok rlio defendants wtra to ereonto their contract of matting a boiler for these. Oreti.

This Day.

Robert G. Gibbons was the first witness called this morning. He stated that ho was agont at Gißborne for the s.s. Oreti and his ovldeuco was as to the loss of trade and protracted length of voyages occasioned by the use of the old boiler! Ho said that bo great was the consumption or coal which its use involved that he had had to supply ceil at Glsborne, a most unusual thing. fae passages were also inrarlably long, one trip especially when he was on board ocenpying 49 hours to Auckland, which, was' v or IS hoars longer than, with a better boiler, tho steamer would have done it in. - Tho reanlt of this state of things was that trade fell off. and pasßengors would not travel bjf tho vessel. She -was run at a loss and indeed the last trip could not have paid for tho coal to ■«nni'.d noon it. rie thought the owner hsd t.i ke«v hbr running during the mat two or three months. Ob coming; up to Anct land and ascertaining the position of sffairß, he wi-nt >o "• nser and hbUoil him why he old not pne tho boiler io the vns»«). Franer said that bo would not do it nntli r.o bad been paid £100 tlia- waa dne on certain repays that he had made Wltunes t^nn give hts own P,N, for the Hti.minl, am) obtained a guarantee for iis payment.—Jamos ritewari, on^inroi- of tie < Tell wsi the next wltneAß. He depußed that the old bailer was qaneunserviceable, end that a'ter the contract time fit t ;i» new ot<e hud ai i>!i. d ropilra wera constantly beinu effected to iheold one. On •.ngutt.23, 1882. v tube borsi. and on AHRUst 21 and 20 two now tubes we pat lUi while on August 27 anothet tuba burst. From tnai tima np till Docombar 1 r..p>!r,« weio btlnft made at very thort tn 16 vh'S. toirintlme' rop»irlng leaks or put ting in lew b.il'B, anil at other times fitting in plugs and stays and fixing tube*. Steam had frequently to be blown during a passage to fix leaks and make other repairs. Daring tho last trip, whilo he did not think there was any immediate danger from tho boiler, he was so sick of this everlasting repair ing that he insisted upon the vessel being laid np. — This was the plaintiffs case. —Mr A. K. Whitaker opened up the defence.— His Honor eaid that after carefnly considering thn law on tno unbjsct, he felt touDdtorulo that it could not bs any defence to the notion that the prosress payments had not been made by the plaintiff as agreed upon. J t might have justified the defendants in rescinding the con* 1 tract at the time, bnt teeing that they had chosen to proeeol with the work, tbry csold not now raise it as a ground of defence. — Georgo Fraser, member of the contracting firm, was then called. He deposed that the pay ments were not mado as agreed upon, and that the completion of the boiler was proportionately delayed in consequence. Besides this, Mr Walker urged him to delay tho work, as it was tho steamer's busy time, thus making it incon venient for her to belaid up. According to the agreement. £200 was to have been paid down as deposit, but only £100 was paid, a cheque was given for the other £100 but it was dishonoured, a>d the amount had never since been paid. Other cheques and orders for various amounts were similarly dishonoured. The work waa pushed forward with all their might untii J no 21/ by wbici u«I» £300 vnomuing toe liepns't)- had boen reoeiven. Att r mat the w»r». urogrePßea. in proportion as ihoiuyuieite *erera,idi<.an'i 'te i?",a> i-a* Hjjorivwl b/ Air vvwcu-; o Uhoii'.Maws d..bj time ehoud te ini-'.-"D'.»v -ehv -KOotin 'gaiifitu-ieowcer of itioOu.i tor tdVi, tar repiir- t-j aer. whioa ti- Hfipp^sMi t<&. piuf&ittt wauiec. to p«.y *ltn h!» p7". s> nt c'afrn.

Hia Honor then Bummed up at somo length, and at 10 minutes to i the jury retired to con sider their verdict.

THU AUCKIiAJND EVENING STAB. TUESDAY. JUNE 26-



Gazette in tsanitraptcy. TN THK SUPRIMB COURT OF HEW JL ZEALAND. NOarHMKN DIBTKIOT. EX BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " Ths Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and the amendmunts thereto, and of the Bankruptcy of J>-hn yum i LIVAH, Of <MU>N|>, KkTOlcT II '■>*■ tQ'. Thl»ii to BOtifr th»t it tbe ftnt Mestlag et Creiiiiou of the at Dv«nanie<l d'b.or heifi at the Supreme Co-irt hoa»«i. Aiokland, at 11 oolook la tfl« forenoon, ibis d»r. Atlnar luoboblu Bonnet ot Anoklaad, Certlfiotted In Bsnkraptoy, was ilnly el«cte4 to tw »h« Ore dltors' Tiuatee of the property of tho above named debtor: and that tha said Arthcr Dnn beblu Bennett kaa ■ nly rignlfl'Hl to rat, tn Wtltlar, bU aocopuno-i of >"oi offlce. Dated at Auckland this !s<h day of Jnn«. 18S3. BENKY a BRKWKK. llegiitrar. J. M. Bvr.no. Debtor's Solicitor. Drapeix;«to. T3KAD THIS TWlCß.—Wearly J. V Or »at Fl'e in Karnoifih»p- Road. -BAHGAIVB! - BOBK'tT MAS N, Nbwtok, his botifht ■ ttt ck from the Foonialoe at m IC3 per o«a>. dixviaat. Tbi« atock of t *id uw mov £ «tlll be given ftw»y. Men* Shirts, at 1/0, worta 19/11; Mrn'H Two -* nvlto, U/6, worth a few potman. Like Rcdqotloni is all De aartment*. 4lier»tlonot prloo* medita ted, P»et I Job l>ot of Men's Tweed Trons9iß. 6/9, worth the money. Fact! Boys' Overcoats, 13/8: Youths', 15/, I" INEN S 11 | IN EN SI! IRISH UNBNB I MANUrACTDRIR'B LENOTH9. Yabo Wide, good and floe, irom It ftl tha yard LAMBS' HKM-HTITOHHO »N 1) BMBROI DKItED HANDKBRCHIIFB, boantlfal dealnnß. 6JS LAROTC Hr/,n FINE UNBN HANDEBR OBIBFt, 9d BOUGHT CHBAP AND SOLD CHBAP. jirfflPßOT AND JUDQB VOR YOUBSELTKS. T. B. EOBSOW. MELBOURNE HOCSE, POSSONBY. J« and W. Williams, IMPORTRRB OF DKAPEEY, CLOTHING, AND FANCY GOODS, BOTH BIDXB KARANOAHAPB ROAD. N B W T ONJ And at WHANQAROA NORTH. nnAL«;THK3. rriAIiHTHB! 1. mALETIBH. i.AIiBIHKB. IAi<BrHEB. 1 ALRTHEd, We bavo jast received, ex Clyde, A BKOOND .-KIPMBNT OF THRfIB OBLB BRATRD PAT'-KT VBNTIL4.TBD WATERPROOF OrJATS, Made from ohoioe Tweed*, in Canton, Ca»b" mere, and other makes. Any Of the above o»n be seen at our Branch Btore, Whkngaroa- Fend slko ronnd waist and lenath. Prloes, from 80a to 80a. Sea wbat the Fitli bbjb respmUns these Qoo4s:—"I have tried yonr ventilating Coat well in the oonrelng Qeld, and oonslder It a great pnocona. It la ir.ort oomfortable ta walk In, and turns any quantity ot rail.—Yours very fithfaiiy, • ••••«• (Robin Hood)—Mkibb Ooopbb, Bax and Oo." A New Proceea (Jwt dlsooreMfl) prevente the robber hardening and destroys all smell of nap tha. A Job Lot of HONKyCOMB QOILTS jUBt to hand, ten quarter, from it Od to iSa Cd. We have always on hand a SHOW OK HOaiRRY. SHIRTS, HATB, TIK3, BRACKS, BKLTS, COLLARS, &<%, &o. For Price, Style," Variety, and Gocd Valne, Second to None in Newton. Well WOR T H Heading. Do you wish to see the Best and Cheapest Display of Drapery, Hosiery, Millinery, Ladies' and Children's Outfitting in Auckland J If so go to address as below, when yon will be repaid for tMable- JAMBS- SOUTT. . Gteneral Draper and Outfitter, London Houso, Viotoria and Nelson streets. Auckland,



Wanted! '.„ ■ ttftT ANTED, the news to spread about I <r V the grand Cheap flrseh Lot of Mon'a 'and Women's Auckland-ma/ie liooia; at S ; Umnplor'a Boot Bhop, Victoria Btrtet ._ ; WANTED, a Bricklayer to Build a Cfllmpey.-ObM. Layer, Kyber Pa_. y| WTA'STEU, a respectable Lad to ride c »» tor ordere.-George Herbert, Napiai-, 8 j street. i i -.*/ ANTED, a Boy, about 14, who can J VI niiU.-ApplrWtokham'aGrocßr/Store. J J Hobaoe-Btreet about 9 a.m. 3 j vS/ANTED, stout Lad for milkiog, &c. 11 VV - Adam _»ybouni & Co.i imrhamat. ANT_D, two Boarders; respectable man.-Mrs Power. Farnell. oppoaits \ Connoll Ohamber. W1 ' ANTED, a strong General Servant for the Thames.-Apply to Mr Shalders, i J 200 and 202, Queen-street. , i • i*/ aN rhD, a i-ad to drive a Baker's I W Cart.-ApDly to A.PIU, Baker, corner or i Albert and Wyndham streets. t « AM I'D, a steady Mao fora milk' : v* ran. — A. Matthews, Be.fint Dary. Vlctoria-atreet. v*. ANTED, a Sugar Boiler—a eober ? * Man.—Staoey. Confectioner. ANTKO, Boys for factory work.— Apply to K. Waters, Confootioner, Queen-atreet. ~ j «v» A >T£D, a B»y 'o ride for orders.— I Tf Apply J. Fosa. Butcher. Queen-street._ | AiVrKD, a respictahlo B»y to deliver ■ parceLs.—Apply to Munro and Mllligan, Hobaonstreet. _ . f >*. AVTkD, by a respectable Rldorly tv Woman, -tliuitlon aa Homekeeter or Gfuerat Eervant In a small ta_l'y.-_.M.. Hiun Office. 1 * ANTED to Lend, for short term, on i TT ..■ojd Hroprty S*ourit/ (Ueeda and; T<6lt<>r'. «l»0 »t «' P»r mouin, — Address, ' ; Howard. Q.PO VA, ANTED to Purchase, a Second-hand j IT nuke.'d Cart.—Apply by Utter to M, Btab offlo. WANTED, a Plainly Furnished Koom, ■or Unfurnished, near Meohanto• Bay.— Addrexji Hoouelo , «T»B otnOJ. WANTED, a tm»rt, well-educated Youth, as Apprentice to the Drapery and Tailoring, or ono with G or 12 monthß' expe-1 rlence as Improver. — Munro and MiUigun, Hob3on-Btreet , , WAN i KD, by a sieady Single Man, a Mitutlon la a mare or amongst hortei. Apply IN, t'ott-oUlce. -Vondal*, ] WA*T_D, a strong Butcher Boy for ! tfao NorUi fhoto New Batcher/, next ' MrO y<ts»V »roc»r.— >■, Reewi Manager. YA, ANi'JU Known —K. H. Pncy's t » Muffins are to be had of Wright's, Dallon's, and McKwdu's. Qußon-street, and at < hin Jld establishment, Wttkefleld-atreet, ft_o liia now establishment, Grey-atreet. WANTED, by a respectable person, J We.hinu. Houaea au'i Offices t. clean ' br thttdny.—-PPlj Mia Wuiioiinoo'a, Mmkut mg:»ry. \\: A^TKD, Single Man who can milk j Vt aud do garden work.—Apply at Ht.u ■ Offlco. J ■ - ' AJ*TED, an experienced Canvasser ; < Vt no other nosd appy.—Mnnro and MilU gan, Hobaon street WAM'vD, Pupils, by Mr Joneoa J (Shorthand Teacher at the Colleße). ( Shorthand tautrht In thrco months. Addresa: Karangahape Hoad. •iV-NTKD SEEN —The Cnps nnd ( *V Saucers, ii: Soap PUW*. IJd; Dinner 1 Plate* (1— rge .Ja:-.), 1 jd; do do (ataall sue), SJd; ] at Otmptcj'a Ba.Ußg otf. Ilob»oc-Btreat. \\l ANTKU, for the South, First-class w ' Dreßsmakor; take managomont.—Apply Eargood, Kwon & Co., ahortland-atreot. W "ANTED",' 200 Totara Piles, from C i feot to 37 feot.—Apply to Mr Gouk, Cu3 tomhonflOMtreot. ANTKU, Two Men with picks and ahovols for a job.—Apply Cucksoy's utore. Mount Kden, or T. Usshor, Stichbury Buildings. %)_/ A «TE O, by superior person, Si tuation »» in small quiet family In town; would * undertake waahlnir. ZA. Star Office. J _» ANTED, the Address of Mr Har. l V» ecu t reddUiK li t* a Otul»(ni8 Bear ( Vloldlnff, Wellington Pruvlsos.—atdran. A.3., )■ Poat-offlco, Mangaw-tfe, Walroa. 1 W ""ANTED, a Partner to open a first- i daw Q-irry in the North UUuil.-- ■ Apply by Ua>t»-. o » O- "ffl ■«.. J \V AW l—D KWUvvN-Ladlos' uutdoor ' V V 8ho«. U; Ladles High bee! Blaofc Kid ' Dan -ing or Ev.nluK Hhotw. -U Bd ; at Uampter'B Boot Baop, Tlaorlj^«tre«'. WAITED, to Muy, Left-off Cloming of every description, for cash. Partloß waited on P.S.-\Vantod Known—For Hire. Trap and Saddle Harfleg,-Apply Thoa IIUI, Clothlor and Orapor, Parnftt.. WANTED KNOWW—Three Pairs for nothing to tha >-*dr whe doe* not thlntc tho Fieeh Lot of ladies' HUh-Le* Ulgh-htel Kid , ant- n Booie at 7a 04 a bsrgal- ; at U—-pier's Hoot Shop, viotoria-fltwet. \\T ANTBD, in the Suburbs of Jf llorslto " or Romnora, oonvunlont to Railway, Board and ttesidonco by a gentleman In bnal nesa In towa—Apply Box 213, Jt'ost-olllce, Auck land^ »A ANTBD to SELL, Best Canterbury Potatoas, 201b a Is. or <a 9d por cwt. delivered In town. Quality unequalled. Selected by mysolf in Canterbury, On hand, 1900 sacks. —VVllllam Marshall, Auckland Market. "_w/ A"T' D, 'wo Furnished Hounes near *'* town; good tonants (2 In famiy): also, Unfurnished Houbos near town.—Mrs Wliit combe's. _&• ANTED, toiiend twoiums of Money V* -#200 and *i:0 reepootivey-oo Fre hold Btxuttir.-r. _. Prlmo, 28. losara»c» BnlldUgl. -i». ANI'KD SoKN-Ollcloih, a yd wldo, * * Is 8d; Tha Mng<. Jja. 3d. and 4-i: Jnan. Mto it ; Meat (HahOT. 1M: Hu-.'dtng Burin*, ! 7d; at Dai-pier's Balling Ofl. Hobßon-Btreet. WANTbD KNuWN—That Ladies can h«ya a BeauitfallT Kmbroldered and Hem-trtitobed naadiarohlef (or Bid. at Kobeon'a i Mtloonrne Honte. Ponaonby. WANTED the Ladies to Know that Mnnro and Mllllgan, Hobßo--B«reet, have seoared tha servlcea of a ilnt ol«n Mil liner, and are bow prepared to snpplr millinery la all It* branohw on tha Bhortea* aotloa. ARTED, immediately, a Furnished Houbo (llvu or clx rooms), central) healthy and dry Imperative-Apply 8.F.1t., t-ia otfice. - _»/ AoTBD KCiOWN—That auy one TV dielroas «i eijoilng a Uocd v.bib of Billiards h»n only <o call nt the Globe Uote>, W'uiteflald ■tr^et, wLoro one o( -locok's Filbo T»bleauk»»ti »* Af*TE!J K^OWN Tea Tiays, 1» * * and 1« 3d; 8m«il Trays, 11; Crour T«a Cftnnlstnra, 9i »nl 1W Jat twrnplcr's aolllug Ofl*, Hobaoo »nee». _a"' ANTED KNOWN -That 310, Queort- V V straat. la thu plaoo for Cheap Boddirjff. v%J ANTBD KNOWN— Cheap Mat *» tttaßM, Ctie>p P»UI_.Ba«. Ch-ap Bed ftoaA; Chn«p Bo'aa. and OretonLO Cd—llona.— 810. Qion B'fot.t. •_a/ aNTkD, to Soil, 4 acres Green O»t«, ' * and Leace IS Acres near Mount Roekill. —Apply Stab Office. •»*. dNTBD KNOW N.—Bagatelle ? T Boards.—Shipment Just to hand ox Lock Ken, with real Ivory Balls, all Blaee and reliable make Alio, Table Croquet, Race Gamoe, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, _c—Chaa. Kelaey andCa, two doors bel»wMorrlnß. Ironmonßorg. \\!AHinU SKEN — Iron Saucepans vv (tin lined), is 81; Knamellsl Co. 2a; Iron Kettles, 2s 6d ; Boilers, Ca 3.1; at Sampler's 8elll»g Off, Ho-oa-ttrtat. WANTED Known (in consequence of the old premises bolng about to come down), that the bUßineas formerly carried on by Mr G. C. Piggott Watehmakor and Joweller, has been Hsmoved to the third shop above th 3 Aibort-atreot corner Ylctorla-street. »«/ ANTED KrtOWN—Te«B for the "' million I Nowhora are better valnee nbtiiinablr ; too window tor priear. Send far a pmndof thBP«"Ol<)B Uelfghtat Ja ßd. andjadee tot yonrssif j Bio?lBior Mixture. 2» lOd —R. French's Rny—l Tea Matt. Karannahato Itiad. ANTED KNOWn -Three Pairs for nothing to the Lady who does not think thelAdles' High-leu High-heel Prcnella »oora for Oa Od a burnain ; at Oamoler'a Booc Shop, Vlotorlvitre*^ \ITANTED SEEN—Tea Bottles, 6d j »' Meat Tina. Is; Dust Pans lg; Floor Dredgers Id: Fire bhovels, 6d; at Dampler's Selling i 'ff Hobst)P-Btreet. \«TaNTBD KNOW> -Three Pairs for * " notbinK to the Gentleman wbo does not think my J*r«ah -otof <ienM* Koai Hand-Bewn X laail'1 'efdo Boots for lOa a barvaln; at Dampior'a Boot Shop. "loWrla-Rtreet WAN TED KNOWN—That for a Prime t nt nf Bacon, Ham, Cneoao, or Batter. R. Frenoh'a, Karangahape Jtoad, is the placa to B___ Xjv ANJED SKPN-The China Dolls at TT C Id; Wax Dolls, Id ; grand l(ne of Money Boxes (with lock and key). Id; at Damplers Belling Off, Hobaon-street \/i. nNT_D'k>uWlVi— I will give 3 » v Pairs of the followlog for Nothing to tbore wbo do not think them Bargains :—Ladles' High-heel White UarscU Boots It the pair; Ladlea'Hlgh-h'sel White Kid Hoote, Is 6i and. 2a Bd. at Dampler'B Bcot Shop, Victoria-street. WANTED, Duyera ol Silver Jewellery to know that Churlcß Kolsey and Co. make this department a Speciality by keeping a largo aßßortmonc and confining thomnelvcß en tirely to real Silver.—Charles Kelßey and Co., two doors below Morrlns, Ironmonger. \&7 ANTED. Buyers for Fine Irish Linen, VV yard wide, at 13 3d the yard; all In Manufacturers' Lsugths; bought oheap, ard selling cheap; Inspect and Jadge for youraelt, at Robton'a Melbourne Hoc3a. Ponaonby, %a ANTED SBE *r_Foot Baths, 3s 6d; V* blop Pull". 2a Oil; Bno«e:n. la Sd; Wsshbann Baslrs. 1r; Dippers. la; at Dam pler'a Selling "ff. HobsoE-strpet. TZ AMED S-^EiN—Chamber Sets, 9s V » 6d: Yellow Pie Dlsha!', ii ; Ba^np, Sd \ Vegetable Dlshea. Is 81: &c, &o, at Oampler'3 Belllnir aft. Hobann BtrOfl \\) ANTH.D to Buy, Canavlea and Gold- W V fl^oUeß In any q.i&i tit*.—'.eaveaddress to ..Bird' at -tah Oiflee. whsre !O ba i^aen. Ik; AXVSV. to ;Dsii, a good Bread '* Tro-da. wltli Hoike and t;«r»: good raaaorgglv-n forwl'.log ■- 'pi'-y fiTib Offlco. •■ r, ANTED.—When yotr are in'rJobson" Vv Etreot oa 1 and reo the La-ge at.d Cnoloe StooVc of Soutih «JißViot Tweed-, lv bcaiber and granite shadts, at Munro ana MUlgan'g.



Wanted. WASTED, by a respectable couple, wtthont family, o»re Of chid, or will aaocfa-Address, " Kind," 3taß Offloe. WANTED, a smart Female Cook.— Apply Park Hotel. Vl^ ANTED to Sell, the Stock and T¥ Got«-wIU of a Small Grocer/ and Fjuitery Bns'ness in town, doing a large trade. —For partlnnUra apply Bhr Offlce. WANTKD, 5»00 Kauri Paling.— Apply Bcntina; price to AUaon Brokhe s. Beooh Road. Devonport. __ \X/ ANTED KNOWN —I have just TT resolved, ez Mantponrl, freah (hip ment Canterbury deed Potatoea and well harrentrl Oolom; also, ex Penguin, Fiji Yams, —K. K. Dayles.Custom-street. ANTED.—The May Numbers of the Young Ladles' Jocrnsl. and the April Numbers uf the London Journal and Family Herald, have arrived; below the usual prloe; at ■ ampler' 3 Hobspn-streoi rinop. WANTED, Partner with about £1,000 to Join advertiser. One who would not object to travel preferred. Satisfactory rafer enoe£L_Safe Investment—Parner, Stab Offlce. W ""ANTED to Know—Any quantity of good Butter at J. Beaver's, 'irafalgar- Btreet. On-Imrma W"~ ANTKD SEEV, the grasd line of Gonta" Warm Hotel 81ppers at It: aUo, i.adWn High-heel Prtineila Horns, with toe cat ssa Cd.~At jjampier's Boot 9ftop, VlolorU streut WANTED KNOWN-That 1 am pre. Dared to pnrohase Household Furniture and other effects on the premises on the shortest notice In town or country.—*pplf personalty or by leiter. to Jairua Hae. Oarby-«Ueet. \AI ANTBD KNOWN — UHKAP TIB- T1 bbbl Cbbip Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywnere else at the Yards of D. Goldie, Albert-street. •TTaNTED KNOWN-That all Work , n ing Men can save their money by call- Ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant All meala Bd. Board and Lodging. 15s per week.—Robert Murdock. Proprietor. Note tho address, nearly opposite tho Waitumata, and close to tho Dock ANTED, Posts and Rails of heart woo*. Posts—7 feet 8 x S Uchea of kauri, uiatal, totara, litres. bUck biioh. or purlri. K&lia—B feet 6 x 21 lnohes ot rlma, lltree, kanrl, m»lai, totara. biaoic blrob, or raia. DeJlreied on board cutters on Hasi Coast, or landed m hikutala, Tnames River, and Kere pan, Plako River.—Hunt & White, Contractors, Jane acd, 1883. WANTED KNOWN—Herbs for all Diseases and Complaint* at The Dis pensary. Ktrangahspe Rood. Deicrlbe your aue, and have the True. Harmless Vegetable Uediolnes. WANTED~SKEN —Iron Bedsteads (single). 17a HI; Donble do, 239; Iron Eotn, Us ; md the other Furniture at Dampler's •Wing i 'if. Hobnon-ttn-et Hhop, »m- ANTrD, the Langtry Cotsst, 2s 6d ; T» iir. Warner's Oorallno, Os H; Ll.tie NelHo, 5a 6d; Potly, 6»i The Ascot, 2s 3d; at Hotißon c Molnonrne Houbb, Honsonby. Til ANTKD KHi"WSI, by friends and ▼ T oattoniois—That Slenn ' app and Co.. Beot and Bhoemaktrs, h»ve pnrcaased the: itoat and Buslniiss of Soon ana Ua, Vidtoria ttreat (oposite Hobson Hotel), and Intend to sontlnue willing the Boat Qaallty of Goods at Mirrent prlo»fl. WANTED BEES(-Tbeche«pSclentific, VouiHiaJ, and other Books; also, lot ot family Heralds and London Journal! (in part*). M; at Dampl«r'« Boiling Off. Hobnon-strest. vft,' ANTED K^OWN—Thst TKHTH ' r can be Extraoted. Bosled, or Stopped charges strittly moderate) at The Dispensary, Kaiauiitthupt) ttcad (next Lambourna a Hard yare aton). \» T A A T E D KNOWN TT TUB BBST AND CIIK4PBBT HOUSB FOR DKAPBRT 18 r. CAUOUEY'S, Kaeanoahapb BOAp. WANTKD KNOWN- J, C. ts a Cabii Butbb, ib Umnn small Kxpxnbk, awd Will ibix a uood artiolb at a Low Pbiob. WANTKD KMOWN- Urong Grey Otllooos. 2d, 2jd. Bd, ii.M, and 8d ■Vhita ditto. Sd. Si-i. 4Jd- W. SJ<l Jcol Heavy Navy Serge Sid, 11R U Sid 31ack Cubmere. Is 3}d. li 8d 3. 6d, Ss Sd }olou<-ed fwhmiio. la Bid; beauiifal shade! Of LVwin., Muooi, Prune, and tlrown 7nb.'oachad ahoeilnif, double wlotn, IDJd, Is Ojd »hlto ditto, Is Id. Is 3Jd. 1» SJd iVortltg Men's shirts, ll}d 1> ICJ:I.3a Dd, 3j, JkSd • imean Phlita, U lid, 5a Od. 6e il)jd tlin's Bookß, in lambewool and merino, from Tld jplen Id Valae in BUoketii t Large Bto«k ct Ladles' Botlerr, and a Com plete Htu-jfc ot Uaaerdisherr. | J. CAUQHEY. Two Donna Above liiMDonairß's. KtRANG^HAPB KDA.U \\ ANTED KNOWN- T T JUoT OPENKD OP AT STBPHENSON'S- . Velreteev. 1/5,25, 7/6, to 8/3 per yard 800 y(ird« Colourad Satles at 1/6 aed 1/9 1 oom Uotlerr, newe*t (hados, la Nary, Seal, Biaok, Cardinal, Wines Splendid Vain* In Dhtera, SB upwards Plain and F»noy Jertej Jaeketß. 7/8 \n 35a A Special Lin* In Newmarket Shape. 90s Unriorcl jthlnff, In Neviei Btylee, all prices Ha<& In "-OWOSI Shape*, Un*n variety. Lats* *raorune*t Men's CloihinK Fe't Carpow. yard wtdi>, 1,3 per yard Tapestry OarpxW, 2/3,3/11, and 18 per yard fMI Ulfiiri. for Ittil and *I*t, 1/8. «/, 2/3 yard Malting im. V. 1/3, (1} »nd 11 yard, wide) FlannKln. /71. ,'J, i/, to 2/8 p-r yard D-l Blank«t*. U/ll and 10/8 per pair 10-1 Blankets, 12/11 and 16/6 per »olr 11-1 Hlankvt*, Xi and 27/6 per pair Wlnoryi, < J.l. oi<), 7id, to 1/ per yard 1000 Tint Chclee Joiephlnes, nightly spotted, 2/8 BitaaaaiAK jng and millinery ON THE PRKMISIB. LADIES' OWN MATRRIAL MADE DP. Bacoenfnl Oootraetor for Drapery for Lnnatta Asylum, 1831, STIPBENSON'S DBAPBKY ANIJ BALK WARIHOUBB, ARANQABAPIC 11UAD, NKWTON VtT ANTED KNOW N, BEST ENGLISH SLATES A!»D FInE-CLAY, finely ground. m n AIBO. ANKW WHITKNIWO M«.TBRIUi. H M Which te ' Whlt*r, Faster. »■ A Chopper than . a;bo. . BOORIA UOKTilt, Well Oround. H Pricks Low. Trumh Cash. GEOROE~IvHODE3, as 80 Builder. b. N. z. KxntNaioN works. Yard—next Dock, WANTKD KNOWN-THAT HBIL te Ot.IKKORD'a BALM OF QILKAD Stands foremost wnoim the thousands of reme dies now In vogue far COLDS, HO4R9BNKPS. BRONCHITIS ABTHM*. AND OUKBT COMPLAINTS. Ueal In all parts of the Colony, gold In bottles at 2a and 2a od. THAT COMPOSITION POWDER, First made and nnod by the Founders of Medtoal Botany, now vied by all who know Its TlrtusH, is n Choap and First-class Remedy for Colds, Sore Throat, Lco>enes«, Pains In the Stomaoh or Bowels, i-lb. tins. Is o<l. TnAT HAVING A LARBE STOCK OF nBRBS IN NEW ZHALAND. N, & O. have boon able to Re stock their Dispensary with the OHOIOEST AND BBBT OF HERBB. They collnlt a trial from all who are smffarlng, Tholis Is Parely Herbal Treatment. BOTANIC ~I)Ts PENSARY, WKLL*BLRY.BTRRKT KABT. Four doors from Crulokshank and Miller's, Queen-street, ANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on porsonaland collateral seourlty, re payable by weekly Instalments, Btils dis counted.—Rao's New Zealand Pawn Shop, Darby street. W ANTHD KNOWN.-Mrs J. White, ▼ * Drapor, Parnell. has for sale 8 large quantity of Knglißh and Colonial Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices, having docided to give up tho Root trade to enable her to give the necessary attention to the increasing demand for Drapory, Fancy Goods, &o. A line of good Dress Material at Sd. KUtingS neatly made. Parcels delivered to any address. BITOATION wanted by Jingle Man ; good groom and driver, milker andpfila gardener; referanoa tolsßtomr'orer.—Apply to '• Gmora." Btar oftto-. **, AIXAKEKKI <J AW-MliiL. Wasted Known—That I can supply TIMBER as Cheap as any producer In the province without raising the prioes when other mills have no logs. Having tramways, my timber Is felled in the winter and is more durable; the sap almost equal to the heart ot what Is felled In the summer. Have now in jtock. Bnildore" Timbers and Cabinetmakers' selected Broad Boards, In Kauri, Rimu, and Kahlkatea. Ordcja shall have my best attention,- Jonw Quytb, Waitakerol. Ist March WH WJ. KELLY'S (late C. Codlin'a • tUACB Leave* Onehnnga— Lo&ves Auckland— 8.30 a.m. 13'oon asip.m. 180 p.m. fcituraay night- Eatardty nlaht ; 6 30 u'uiocl! 11 o'oiocS BUGGIES and Carriages for Eire at thi KxohuiKc; Hotel Bublea, Frincetwtreet OnshunKa. ' W. KKLLY. Proprietor.



To Let. OOWER TO LET, on 70 miles of gas IT mains, In the olty and suburbs of Auck land. Knglnw from ito 100 h.p. Infilcmted. Ooa suinptlon of gas, tram 18 onblo feet o( gas per indicated horie-power per boar (or the larger sires, to 25 (eat (or the smaller. Suitable for Kngineen, Woodworkers, Printers, Firewood Dealers, Boot and shoe Manufacturers. Fodder. Uoalnr*. Maltstera. fiausiKo Makers, &.0., &0., and (or Amateur'a Lathes and Fret Saws, Tho eoglne outs firewood at 2d per ton, and at Inter mittent hoisting work the cost la sometimes as low as la 8d per day (or a 31 h.p. engine, the engine running all day. Thirty-live Otto Qaa Kngines ara now ereoted In /tuokland. For terms and conditions, apply to the Secretary Anokland Gas Company (Limited), Fort-street sizes in stock -j, 1,2. 8,18 h.p. 210 LET (Remuera), very nice Villa Feiidenoe o( g roomn, scullery, omhouaoc, good gardsn; seotlon 100 x 130: rent low.— Apply to v. F. Kvaiia, Queen-street, next Bank of Anstralatla. 10 LET, New ohop aod Dwelling. Pon . Bosby Road (opposite O'Uonnell-atrent). Qaa and water laid od.-Apply W. o. Allen, Clarence-Btreat. Ponsonby. |<U LiKT, in lioliHon-street, Shop and * Dwelling, lately ocoupied by Mr Parker, Grocer.—Apply T. Constable, Hobson-street. SO LET, at Onehunga, aJirat-class Shop and Huuse oontatnlng threa rooms, sitting room, and good kitchen; ultaated in the moat bnaliMS part of Unoon-etreet. within two nilnuton" walk of tbe Hallway Station; rent. £1 per weak.—Apply Mrs S, Coxon, butcher, One hnnKa, TO TeT, a Room with fl eplace, far nlshedor anfurnlahed; use oil kitchen It required.—Apply lower oorner Harding and Graham etrUtp. ' |iv LET, a Five-roomed House in I Thames-fctreet, Brighton; well, register trratp. oven, em.: good situation.—ADply M. Ma-rfott, Oroowr, Upper Parneil. • * O «-XT, a new Shop with six rooms, . oorner of franklin Rood and Naplor itrott; flratoUua ata-.d for a Bootmaker or I irupiir; rent low (or a satiable tenant.—Apply next rpor tiPllpp, ; jiO LKT, Dining-room, one or two Bed- I rooms. Bathroom, and use ol Kltohen — For addrew. spplr lira Cooper, Scarborough Terrtoe P»rnoU. I'O LKT, the two New Shops In But land-street adjoining the Clarendon Hotel.-J. M. and J. Mowbray. t |1O LET, a pleasant Matiue ttesldence I at the North ''hare, with H*aou Frontage, Apply to Charles Balloy, BoatbnUdar. p fl^BK JCxceltior Hall is open for Eire on • Tuesday, Wednesday. Friday, and Satur day; best floor In Auckland.—Apply J. 11, Dalton, tailor, Victoria-street East. [W- ORT fl 8" HO P. J£. HOUSK3 to Let In uoort Positions.- Apply. atRDCDBB, Devonoort afore. For Sale. iflOK SaLE, new Four-roomed Cuttape, ST Ponsonby.—Apply to Mr J, A. Beale, 3 ollcitor,Scherfi"B Buildings, Fort-street ■fc/l 11-LINBRY AND DR4PERY.—Fot .»' Stie, on easy terms, the mook ana Good will or a profitable business, (ew mlnnves walk (torn Qieon etteei; pnßeni owmr retiring trom business.—For partlqalara address WX, Mab Offly. j Ijl O X S A JL iS. Mount Kdeo, oboap, and oaeasy term), a new ■nd well flal«hod Cottage ot four roomß, souliory, &o.: fitted with reglator orates, ranee, tank, so. Solendld allotment (voloanlo). 83 x 115. Prloe, 025 cash, ba'aooa «a agreed upon. V. P. KVANU. • Katate Ag«»t. |JU)K BALK, Leomini?ton Koad, oIT Val- F ley Road, off Mount Rostdll Road, very pretty l-roomed T Cottage: scullery, register grato. American stove, cupboards, tanks, iiow wlndow. Allotment 100 x 100, level, volcanic poll, and free from stone: a bargain.—D. F. Brans, Land Agent, Qucen-atroet, next Bank of Australasia. 825 T ° c A p.I TAh 1 8 Ts< BPLKNDIO CITS' PKOPEBTT FOR SiLB. A valuable and grand Corner site. FRONT AUK to MAIN BTKHKT, a (ow hundred yards trom post orriov. PropnrUsa in m oeatnl aid eommtndlng a position are seldom In the markst, and meet wlto q«!ok end raadr sale. Ntarly aU <he putchue money can remain on mot tvn« at 8 par ounu, ih» owner being •atlu- Qed with the prospective ai wall as the preecnl v.lrui of the site. Full putloolMfl, k«., at tbe offloa of D. F. KVANB, Land Agent, feo.. Qa»en-street. On Sale 100 KEGS SALT BUTTEtt, IS (JUANTiriES TO SUIT PURCHASKES. RO X W, . i» KW. VICTORIASTRBBT. ■JACON 1 OACON I T>ACON 1 HAMS I HAMS I HAMS! "I U3T received, a very Prime Sample. NEW CURE, W. PARKER, Grocer. Hobson-btrkkt. Matrimonial. MATKIMUNUL. — A Young Man, age 88. Pra«o?tint, roMdlntf out la the country, wlar.c] to form me a ■quaiuianco and to correm o»d with a Yoang Per.-on wt>b view t-j Matrimony (one b»t»een the »ge of II and 84 preferred). As this advertisement is put in with sobriety and good faith, letters will b9 treated with respeac Mo names will be dl* 0 OMd. AMsets Adrertieer, t oii-ofllco, Auck land. Highway jcioara Notices. , • RCH-HILL HIGHWAY BOARD. At a mooting of the abore Board, held In the Newton West Sobool lait evening, Ur Qcorge Ohllton was elected Chtlrram. Mr Mlehaol Tobln Treianrer, and resolved tbat the nioal Monthly Utetlnga 13 held at the lame place On the lint Monday of eaoh month, at 7."3 P.m. (etgned) UKOKGK OHILTOX, Chairman. Archhlll, Jnno 28,1883. _ Goodson's Arcade. TJWR GOLD AND SILVKR WATCHES (a J? wartantod) /■.i O to Goodson's London vl Aroade. FOR STKRMNG GOLD AND BILVER JEWELLKHY (guaranteed) i i O to Goodson's London VT Arcade. TX)R CLOCKS of all descriptions, and tho JL Cheapest in Town GO to Goodson's London Arcade. T7»OR JKT, Abyssinian Gold, and all Artiatlo A 1 Imitation JEWKLLKRY / \o to Goodson's London VT Arcade. TTOR ELKCTKO- PLATS and BRITANNIA 1 11KTAL GOODS rioto Goodsoo's London VT Arcade. ' ■ CX)R BRKAKPAST, Dlnnor, Deesert, After JC noon Tea. Tea and Tollot Sote GO to Goodson's London Arcade. T?OR MAJOLICA WARE. FANCY MOSS JP GOODS. VASKS and LUSTRES GO to Goodson's London Arcade. FOR DECANTERS, Water Bottles, Glass DlabM. Tumblers. Wines, and other Glass GO to Goodson's London Arcade. 17OR FAIRY MUSIC, Concertinas, Accor- A dlans. Musical Boxes, Orchestranettes, Harmoniums, and Mu«lcal Albums 1 10 to Goodson's London VT Arcade. T7OR CIGAR and Clgarctto Cases, Card Cosos, Jf and Goods suited (or Gentlemen's Pre sentations /"i O to Goodson s London VJT Arcade. . Note tho Addresses— GOODBON'S LONDON ARCADE, AUOKLA!^1 ~ „ ~ CnBISTOHDKCH. LONDON OFFICE :US St. Maiy Axe. Medical. T G. HENDERSON'S Cherry Pectoral °" # is an Excellent Rem,eisy for Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, and the various other affections of tho Chest and Bronchial Passages.—This preparation is not supposed to Chcok tho Cough suddenly, btlt to remove tho cause.—To bo had only of J. G. Hent>krSON, Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposite Three Lamps, Ponsonby, Auckland. lj uTrlan d schbk k y pkctoral, kJ Absolutely the beat remedy ever made (or OOUOHS, IiRONOHITIH. AND 00LD3. Prloe, 88 6d and la Bd a Bottle. BHAREAN * OOm opposite Poat-offlco. rrO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. "Koumiss" made to order by Gardner, Phar macoutical Chemist, North Shore Pharmacy. o H M a All children suffer bom them. 1 It snspeoted, ask (or the Certain Cure, BHAKLAND'B WORM POWDKKB, 1/ packet Apothecaries Hall, opposite Post-office. -piOK THS CORE Of OOUQHS and COLLS •pOR THB CURB Of BRONCHITI3, 1?OR THK CURE of ASTHMA and DIFFI- Jf OULTY 0( BRBATHLNQ, gijaoN s j§YRUP OF JjYPOPHOBPHITBa WITH IiiUPHORBU X ILULIFERA. InßotUeaaU/6. rpOOTHACHBI TOOTHAOHJE X TOOTBAgRS " | Immediate Hollof by using EBSON'S M GIG ESSENCE. lfi Bottles at la. BUTCHEB'S PODOPHXLLIN BKIDUTZ POWDHRB, AaBCEABLB AND BFUHCTIVBI UnkodaUikd roR i.ivb" Disohdbosl A ÜBPfu. Mode of idtnlntaierlaa PodorhylUn TH.E fiULECTIC PHARMACY, Jnnoilon Pitt c,nd Groy-mreetg| UCTOR - NY ROYAL AND BTBBL PILLS.-The most popular I. medlolne of the day. Price. 2a 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents Sbarund & Co., opposite the FostOffloe.



1 jrorßoncu. WJLL Gentleman who called last week re 8-roomed House, Remnera, call again or send (if not suited) —William Dtnntßon, Agent, Newmarket. Fublio Notices. t CAUTION.— I am appointed Sole Agent In Auoklaod tor the '• Canterbury Times " and "Ljtteltoa 'Ilmea." Chrlgtohurch. Persona indebted to these papers are hereby informed that I wn the only authorised Agent to rcMje moneys on account ot the tald papers,—CKOlL uaHUNKB, Advertising Agent, Ul?h-»tret>r, Anohlanfl, * USTUALIAN MUTUAL PRO VI- A. DENT SOCIETY. In order to afford those who cannot leave their avuoatioßß during the day an opportunity for assuring their lives, the Soolety haa decided to opon an Office from 7.30 to 10 p.m. on two evening in the week, viz., Wednesday and Saturday. Suitable accommodation has been obtained at Hickson's Land Office, next to Qoodson'a Arcade, Queeu-street, where Mr Mstcalfe.and the society's Refereo will attend to receive and complete applications for assur ance, also to afford reliable information as to the position of the Society. I AU policies taken oat during the current year will participate in the distribution to tako place as at 31st December next. After that date all profits will be divided ANNUALLY, a privilege Which NO OTHER Life Office in the Colony gives its members. Recollect the Society ia UNBUKPASSKD for STABILITY, and for the PROFIT it has realised it Is UNEXCELLED. I Tho Office will bo opened for the first Umo on 1 SATURDAY NEXT. 30th Inst HjsIiJSI>SVILL,EIHIbBn.COAU JANVf (LIMITED). Tho Company have opened a Depdt at NRW MARKET.near tho Railway Station, for re oeiving Orders and Sale of Timber. Timber out to any length, So. Prices on application at the yard. ' CIAUTION.— I hereby caution all pen]' ) sons taking In, harbouring, or employing my girl Lilly Tale. I shall prosecute from this J date being under age.-Hngh Talt. i^AKTIKS Wamint? thair Gardeus %., Cleaned Up or Firewood Cut will please lovre their address with Mr Hare, Stationer, Wyndhanmtreet, Anoklaud. MKS, WHITCOMBE'S Market Regis . try has. wanting Employment, Gonerala, Cooks, Housemaids, Nurses, Usoful Men (or farms, stations, and families. rpHE UNION SASH AND DOOB COMPANY is CLEARING OUT TIMBER YARDS, PRIOB TO STOCK TAKING. JOB LOTS i FROM TOUR Ma) SHILLINGS PKK 100 7EST UP. AOIFIU UOI'BL RESTAURANT.— 1 THOMAS QUOI begs to tender his grate tul thanks to tho public for the liberal patronage bestowed on him since he assumed the manage- - ment of the above restaurant, and is confident , if the excellent bill ot toro that is always placed before his customers was more known, a still j larzer share of public patronage would be ac corded. At the request of many friends and i justomers, I intend to have Supper ready every , svening (Sunday excepted) from 8 o'clock to [2 o'clock, when everything of the best will be j procurable—new laid Eggs, Ham, Oysters, and Jyater Stews. I fool sure I shall be supplying i want long folk at this part of the oity. C~~UKK FOR INDIuESTION-TONIC BALSAM, a Qennlna Liver Regulation, Mice 8a a bottlc-UHABLAND & CU (OPPO ilte Poßt-offloel. 1 enaers. ] ESTATE OF ALEX. J. MaCKIB, 10BACC0NI8T. QUSEtf-3TRBET, AUCKLAND. Tenders w)U be rcce ved far the above Estate, Including; remainder of Lame ot Promlsa?. Stock Bheate and ccpf of L-a»e wilt bo aeon on premises, or at Mr ta. W. Heath's, Shortland street, . ' ■ Tenders Kill be received for Lease and Stock, sr Lease separately; to ba lodged on or before i FhIDaY, the liflih instant, at i 2 o'clock noon, ' with THtt MAOFFARLANS, ! Trustee. Auckland, June 25.1833. fll O BUIbVERB. Tenders will bo recstvel op to noon on WKD NKBDAY, Julr 11. for the Ereotton of Bank Premises at Hastings, Hawfce's Bty, for the Bank of How Zealand. Plane, &a, at oar offiejs. Queen-street,, KDW. MaHONBY & SON. Architects. m O B T7 I h D i R S, Tendtrs will b9 received tip to noon on TUKBDAY, Jivy 3. for Alteration to the City Club Hotel, ahorklasd-etreet. Plans, &o, ai onr oiflo's. Que«n street. EDW. MAHONE\ & SON. ' , Architectg. Ecclesiastical. TEMPXKANCS HALL, - ALBERT BTRItBT. SPECIAL services will bo held In the above plaoe on TURSOAY, WKDNRBDAY, and THLIM' 'V, Hth, 27in, aod SSlh, cam uienoinsr at 1,80 p.m. Speakers i Qt. a. Brown. X, H. Taylor. Q, Aldrtdse, and othora, ' - • On FRIDAY, a PUBUO T*A MUETINO will be held Id same pl«ca, at 8.30; after which, a Pabllo Meettng, lo be addMSned by above speakers and otner friends, OablnennaKera ■ AMES KEI D AND SON fj Bex to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the Veby Favourable Prices of ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. Having Introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper thaa an; othor homo m town. J AMES RJBID& SOHtJ FUKNITUIIB KXPOJUVH, HOB3ON-BTREBT (2nd Shop from Yiotoiia-Bt T. & fl. C ° ° X B> 44 AMD 46, VIOTORIA-STRKRT, Beg to draw the attention of Ladles and Gen tlemen fnrniahlng to their LARGE AND WKLL-ASSOHTBD STOCK OP ■pURNITUBK, oomprlslng Drawing and Dining-room Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with Rlas6 panels. Sideboards, Gheffoniers, Hall Tables and Hatstanda, Office Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chairs In great variety, Toiletware, Drawers, Wash stands, &c, &o, riARPETa Innludlnß Brnsaels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, Hearthrug*, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloth, Door Mats, Wool Mats, Bed-rcom Kugji&o, TDEDDINa of all kinds and of the best quality. Hair, Wool, Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Spring Mattresses, including the Paten, .Wire Wove Mattress :Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows: Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pal lleaoo T. & H. COOKTS, , . O, ViCTORIA-STRK J ' ' [Factory, Elliott-street. f Money- ONEY LENT ON PROMISSORY NOHtS. HOOBItB. FUhNll'UKg. &C. ! BILL 3 DISCODNTED DAILY. MOKIOAO BSNIG O Til ATK D. John w. hardie, lakbj Commission, a!jd' Estate Agent, HIBa-HTRKKT, AUOStAKD. .&? Blb l 0 tIU.UOu LENT on Building 3&p.JL"r tiooloty principle*, or on other term! to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment sntem. Mortgages aod Loans negotiated. Set List of Properties (or sale on Ith pane. SU per oent, alloyed on money deposited fo* inveetment.— O, WitLiAHfON, Land, Eatate, and Financial Age:. an*l Valuator.: B.vnlean Lana I~NDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING. LAND, .iND INTBBTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (Corner or Vulcan Lank ,UTD QUEEN-BTBXET), INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT, This Soolety In cow Inning INTfiSTING, SHARES ordinary, carrying full rite of Interest and Profit. PAIU-UP SHARES of £20 each, carrying 7 per osnt interest (payable half-yearly) and par. Ucipiiting in Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMEST. Interest allowed oa Deposits (or 12 months;, per ojntt and on Depoalta for c months, 6 un contiarennum. UOBROWISG DEPARTMBNT. Thd Society advances on Approved Freehold and Iwuihold Property to thu extent ot tkiee roort is the value. ! Boirowers may pay off part or tie whole o their Mortgages at any time. I Reduced Table of Rates and any further par- I tloulare required may bo obtained at tho Boctely"soSlcea, OEORCJK FRASKR, Manager. 8 1 RAT SI RATS I-Use JX IIH*RLAND"d PHOSPHOR PASTK. Ri,ts eat It greedily, and die; no smell. Filoo, One ShMng a Bottle. BHASLAND & CO,, opposite Post-offloe.



Board and Residence. f^OVERNOK i*KOVTx<fi HOTEL VJT HOBSON-£TBHKT. ' Boabd and LoDaiNa,__.,..._..aOH. per Woo) ' Biwatj RoQM—-., J ...,. M 25a. per Week JUost and Found. LOST, last night, near Queen-street, the front part of a Silver locket, In tho shape of a Buckle.—is reward will bo paid on return ing same to Star Oillce. :. LOfcT, a ChFld—a girl about 4 years of age, from Pitt-street.—Finder will kindly oblige by leaving tho same at liadfleld's, Boot ma&er, Pitt street L"*OST, a black or dark-brown Horse, about 15 hands high, branded i2j on near shoulder, tall cut square by hooks. £1 reward,— Apply to Jno. Gordon, Otahuhu. LOST, Two £1 Notes, between Cook street and Wharf, — Finder will bo re warded on leaving the notes with Beoj. Davis, Cook-atreet or T, and S. Morrin. , _^_ LOST, a Chestnut Pony, with cream main and tall. —Anyone returning the same to J. H. Dalton, tailor, Vicloria-utreet Eaat, will bo rewarded. LOST or Stolen, from Mr Pulford's resi dence In Ltveruool-btrofct, on TucnUy last, a Fox Terrier Dog Pap, aged 11 vo months. Am one retaining; tho same after this notice I will be proasoated.-C. A. Biubba. __ OsT, on Wednesday night, in Hob3on street, an Icdiarabber Goat Cover.—finder mill bj rewardrd on returning it to H. illllott, Lower Albert-etreit, Uducauonai. T ADIES' SEMINAKY, College Road. JU —Next quarter begins July 2,-K or parti culars respecting claessa apply to Miss Valle, i Busmoaa JNotices. T lONEL PHILLIPS, WINK AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, l Hna opened In the Rama Premiies as occupied by him Six (6) Years ago, ana will be glad to si c all old Filends and Customers. LIONBL, PHILUPB. VOTICE OF REMOVAL. MASS IV AND CO., TAILORS, Beg to Inform their friends and customers that they have • RBMOVID FROM GREY-STRKHr lo more Central Premises In VIQTO RIA-STRKKT ITwo doom below Messrs Holland and Butler's), Where they trust to meet with a continuance ot paat favours. ENGLISH AND COLONIAL TWTSKD3 IS STOCK AND TO AItBIYK. AU Tweeds thoroughly shrunk. Best work nanahip, and moderate oharges. Cuatomora iwn material mads np. Note the address— VIOTOKIA-BTRBBT t (Two doors below Holland and Butler's). iIASSBY AND CO., TAILORS. ifrOTICE OF KKMOVAL MR E. T. DUFAUR, Solicitor, has Komoved a Queen-street, between the "Herald" Pub inning Office and tho Bank of Australasia, mmediately above the rooms of Mr D, F, Evans, Land and Estate Agent. ■ 100 I'HaOME CU KB —Instantaneous 1 Kollof, ODUNT ALGICj Is bot 110.-BHAR UA.ND fc GO, (opposite Post-offloe) IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL WHO WISH TO BAVK MONEY Tho Propriotors ot THE DIRECT SUPPLY STOBB Being iMPonTHiia and Lisas Boyrrs in the Home M*rketo, are enabled to oiler to the public great oonoea-ionn on the a»n»l Auckland prloos. The Stook Is (ally assorted, and, comprising as It does la one building all tha requisites fqr a house, Parties Fork raws; a Win Kind That Thbt Can Sat* Born Tims and Money AT The Dibect Supply Store 249, queen-street. 4n Immense stock of Lamps, all) The Direct sizes, kinds, and prices, at I Supply Btore. If ;oa have not bonght a Look- \ The Direct Ing Glass bay one at / Supply Store. U yon want a Fender or set ot\ The Direct flrelrons try i Bnppl/ Store. Xgualwajs want China Glass, ) Tn6 nireot If you need either Brash wax cor 1 The Direct Tin ward oalt at I Supply Store. When yon need Enlvoa and! TheDlreot KorE s try ! Supply Store. When you are In want of SpOona, I Tin Direct in any aoallty or size, oall at ) Bnpply btore. It yon want any Pooket Knives') The Dlreot or BolßSors try / Supply Store. When you need a Cruet-stand) ,m, o n,,^' JXk" 0"1 the If yon want any Ornaments.) Thn rH_. k r^ndT^ 8- or lMtees- °«}aSSS?SSL If jou wanl a Nice Present for) m,.niMwt Friend or Brovaer. Lover orV R ™,"}JS?' Mother, try JBnpply Store. Let your Children bur all their) The Direct Tojaat ' r Supply stoic If yon want anything at all.) Th . n irMt dent Jay yon oannot get It tUl} H nnn!» BtoV you nave tried at i SnDPl' Btae 219. QUEKN-3TREET. «'VLKAKIN«-OUT SALE"^ U CUTLERY. THOMAS SAHUKL. being compelled to Olear oat his Stook ot Cutlery In ooaseqiienoe ot UMiPRKHISKS COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable, la now SELLING OVff the wnole ot tha Stock at atMenonnotu BaorlflM. The poods are tram tbe but Sheffield makers, and will have to bo sold at any price. Conilating of— Best Ivory Table and Dessert Knives. Lookwood's and Johnson's Beat Pooket Knives, Blectro-plated Forks, Spoons, Orneta, &o. Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks and Spoons, Superior Scissors and Razors. 11 I _ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THOMAS BAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLERY. 46, Queon-Btroot • ■ (Opposite Town Oloofc). DE&K AUNTY.-Well, I aeclare;.after trying stores In Auckland for woeks, seeking s good one, I have at lengtrTdiscaTcrod a First class Grocer. Such Nice Goods, and such attention. Go. my dear aunt, and give him a trial. The address is W. B. L X W1 S, ::ui ■Victobu-Strke*, ' :--'•:** Between Hobson and Nelson-etreets. P.S. IHo waits upon families and dellr&fi goods ate. FOIj WINTER COUGHS and Bronchia IRUITATKIN', rpRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS X with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronlo Chest Affections, " Alokln's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphite of Lima and Quinine," is most certainly a ltoratjvo and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and ASMM.V Address — THE PHARMACY, Qubkw-smww. jyOTICE OF REMOVAL. HENRY PETRY. Jeweller and Watcbmaker, having removed to morecentral and convenient premises In Queen-street, under tha -Albert Hotel, takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous customers for their support wlUlo In Victoria-street, and hopes, with the increased facilities in the now premises, ho will merit a ctlnuanoe of their patronage. TO X N C I «.; G. SAM. WHITE'S PRICB LIST la as follows:— "■",!;" Best Paling Fence of purlri posts, Eobart rails, and Sft Honart palings, one inch apart, 60s. Paling Fence to consist heart kauri poos, Holmrt rails, and heart kauri palings, 655. Three-rail Fence, puriri posts and Hobart Mils, 453. Wire Fences with Top Rail, 533. Wire Fence, 7 wires, m Barbed Wire Fence, 3 barbed 2 plain wires, 18a per chain. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Pioket Fencoa, from 2a per foot not painted, or 89d per foot all complete. Very neat Pioket Fo tic with mill wrought Wicket Gate, all alnted complete, at 3a per foot All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for very description of Fence given on applica .lon to Sam. Writs, Fencer, Cnstom-stroct, apposite Arnold, Hta.es and Co. jjj' 0 * I G I. BKKBWAXI BKKaWAXI Pnrohaeed In any qoantity for Cash, Buyers of Tongas and Mimti Metal, HaTlng irarohaaed In China a Fins Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMBS AH KBW can confidently recommend them, and toasts that all his old Customers, and the Public generally, will avail thomnolven ot this splendid opcononlty and call o&rhr lo bny his Bnperlor Ooogos. Best Miavwrod Kooloo, Shonohong, and variona Ml sed Teas, suited to evary t&Btei Ha has aIM on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Crockery-warei Silks, □aadkeroblefs, and other commodities too nonurons to mention. Note tho Adteas!— JAMBS AH KISW ft CO.. MM. Qnegß^treat. Wm, McAkTHUR & I/O. AUCKLAND. VO DKALKRB IN FANOf OOODB. KAKTHBNWAHB, CHINA AND GIiABS AND GKNKHAL fcITOKKKKBFJi H3 ! Plain ana Fanoy Statlonenr Pertomsry and Toilet Soap* Bmsliware and Combs Table and Pocket Cutlery K.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mirroit and Fancy Furnltisrs ; "' Olockß. "W btohois aad Jewellery '.;,.( -3 Tobsooo, Olsaro, ana Itpw •' "*3 v MuilsaHna»run»iiUi; < : Yx firlhonwi.M. Chten. attA UIoSS "/a-** 81o*or-«tands, fee, • M ">& r'Biton Were.'Ptotnres • ■ ( PDraee, Band B&kb, and B&sfcett Orloketlcg Apvolntmonta Lawn Tennis and Badminton ixohery and Croqnet InOoor Ganija, Tiys, fto-



. ABBOTTS OPERA HOUSE, I«Meßi -TT^.. _~ J7!7T!17.. • ~.... J. O. Rainw { Manager andLeoturer PhilipStaan MONDAY NEXT, JOLT 2ND. GBAND OPENING AND BK-APPBARANCK Of Ralnefa Original and Evergrean Panorama of the AMERICAN YTTAR. MERICAN VV AR. MKRICAN YY AR. The Entert%lnm<tnt will conoiuan 6Mb even l°g with a Brand Dlßtiibuilon of V AiAfABLK p kkskntb. whloh will ba given away to oar patrons. Admission «a usual, RKMKMBBH OUK OPKNINO NIGHf. NEXT MONDVY, July 200. > Meetings. fIT A.C. B. B0 CI BT V, -I~L« JCVHNILK CONTINQENT, A Meeting ot the abovo will talco place on .WEDNESDAY, Jane 27, A full attendance of members la ex pected. P. O'KANB. Sec.._ ff*JT PRoTESTAUT Y\? '■ A'.MANOB rsg? ' Al«xawdbj, ■; — 88th. 1b New tosTßalL A. B. QBI^ItHB. BecreUry. "\TEW ZEALAiifD LOAN AND MER 1a oantilk agknoy company (UMITKD) KoUoo la herebr glren that Uio Annual local Meeting of the New Zealand Loan and Met oantloAeoiOT Company <Umlted) wIU bs held at the Offloe of the Cempa&y, at Anokland, Oft WEDNESDAY, the Ith day Ot July, 1883. M noonr FBEDK. BATrLST. eecrete7« Anoklaad, Jane 1,1883. RICKLAYERS' LABOOKKKS' SOCIKTY.-Tho Quarterly Meeting of the above Society will bo held at the Working Men's Club on WEDNESDAY, the 27th Instant, at 7.30 p,m.-M. Tobin, SeoreUiry. Auctions. B, TONK3,] [B. 0, CABB.] [B. D. TONES TO.MORROW. « . TRADE SALE WINES AND SPIRITS, TO CLOSE SHIPMKNT-- I ■•■-■■■- <* ;^ B, TONKS & CO. i ARE instructed to sell To-morrow, at U o'clock, ■ • WHISKY— 10 Qr.-oißks lien Wynls-'1 Hose's" fi ar.-eatks Robertson's / \ • 15 oas«8 da 25 oases Halter's SO oasesConnanght . .r -, BKAKDY -6 qr.-oaska BMA, Merchants 1 AmocV tIOD, 1878 ... 1 hhd?. DMA, Merchants' AMOOlatlOti, M 78,,.,: '~ Hi U 25 caaoa Mowhante' AaoolatUm . 25 CKaea do Oo GENEVA— : 190 onea (eaoh 16 bottler) Anoaor, JDEZ SOHNAPPS CO oisea (eaoh 12 bo'.tlee) LIQUERS- M cases And, Muuehlno, CnraCiw, . a -' Oifime do Rose Rlmmel, Manfl* fc, .. UnOifto. , . BITTJSES ■ B o&BeB Pomeriaran PORT -10 qr.caiks-Talo SHERRY -10 qr.-aaska A. Floras AISO, ALES, STOUTS, &C, &O. 12 O'CLOCK TO-MORROW. : J b. tonks & oa; ,;*, _. , Attctioaecra, TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock a.m. OARBINES*&~TAYI.OR \tTILL sell by auction to-morrow at It \ ■»" t , o'clook, SlO cases Apples, HobartrTown Hams and Bacon, Walnut Cheese Good Potatoes, Batter, Beef, Onions Oats, Mulzo. Bran, Oatmeal, Floor, Tea - Smear, Candles, and Oilmen's Stores &0.. &a,, dm. CARBINES & TAYIiOB. TO'MOBBOW, At 11 oeloelc APPLES, PEAKS, AND APPLES, Ex i.e. Manapouri, from Hobart, G. W. 11l NN X V WILL sell by public auction at his Hart Qaeen-itnet, To-morrow (Wednea. day),atuo'olook, J2O C ABEB F EmT ' * Compi-ljlng— FBBNOH ORABB, RIBSTONH3 STONE PIPPINS, NEW TOBK9 FBABMAINS &0., &O. t &O, Also, S cues HAMS and BAOOV. TUESDAYS. TH B HAY M A B,XK T.I , SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS 1 HIDES AND TALLOW, etoh Twwdar. atlSo'olook. ALFRED BUOKLAWD. (Continued on fourth page.)