TELEGRAMS.

(FKOM OUR OWN COBBKSTONDENT.

THAMES, this day. •

MrNewland, engineer on the Patiki, has ia hh posseiision a live kotku, or native white -franc, wUch he captured near Te I"ha t»o months ago. It is tbnv.Bg finely, being fed on fis^h and meat.

(PKR PRESS ASSSCUTION.)

-1"• NEW Pi YMOfl IH, this day. Mr \V. H. Taylor, a commercial traveller for the firm of Butjterworth Brothers, died at noon to-day at Cottiw's Criterion Hotel from congestion of the lungs. It appeared he got wet iv crossing the Manawatu a " fortnight ago, and caught cold. jure. O'Carrol and Jucatham attended, and he has had an experience l nuise since he has been ill, but he was seized with convulsive fits this mo.niog, and died about noon. His wife is in Wellington, and he has one child, . NEISON, this day. i Major Atkinson last night bad a long , conference with members of Friendly < Societies regarding the National Insurance and Friendly Society question. The follow ing resolution was passed by a ■ large majority:—" lhat in the opinion of this meeting the scheme of National Insurance, U propounded by the Hem Major Atkinson, fcas much to recommend it, but that iv its preliminary state it is premature to pass any decisive resolution." A unanimous ■vote of thanks was given to Major Atkinson. The Licencing Bench have reduced all 12 , v'clock licenses to 11 o'clock. WELLINGTON, this day. i ihe City Council has refused the I Huhonr Board's request for a portion of their reclaimed foreshore at Te Aro for dock purposes. About 358 guests were present at the bull given laßt night by the Wellington Club to Hia Excellency the Governor. ■ Lady Jervois was too unwell to attend. : PALMERSTON NOR.T.H, this day. '""'' A house owned by a man named Graoby, "at Terrace Jind, wn-< burned down this morning. The family weie saved with difficulty, but the effects and f nrniiure were all destroyed. Insured in the Northern ] Office for £150. DUMEDIN, this dsy. . The tender of Walter Carlton, Dunedin, to erect goods shed for £2,065 has been accepted. ~) Another lively meeting at South Dunedin waa kept np till nearly three o'clock this morning. The presence of twelve police men prevented any display of rowdyism. The gas dispute remains in stain quo.

TELEPHONE CHARGES.

(BY TBLKOEAPH-PRESS ASSOCUTIOS.)

WELLiN^TOfI, this day. The deputation of telephone subscribers appointed at the recent meeting interviewed the Commissioner of Telegraphs (Hon. Mr Dick) to-day. The chairman (Mr J. E. 'Nathan) said that as the Department had recently isbuee a circular suggesting certain alterations in the telephone service, tbo present appeared an opportune time to brirjg under their notice what was really wanted to -extend the 'usefulness of the exchange. There ■were three points: the limit of distance within which connection would be made at the minimum charge slioulo be extended to on« mile; the exchange should be open iHnigbt; and, although of less impor tance, if tbe other points were conceded, tha subscriptions should be reduced. They did not ask for any reduction Jn the rate to the present subscription, but it should be reduced so as to induce larger numbers to join. After a long discussion, Mr Dick admitted the de irabllity of ex tendiug the telephone service as largely ar possible, but the Government, of course, could not do this at a lo*s. Compared with other places the rates were not high, but he admitted tbe whole cost of the instruments was provided for, as well as ' current expenses in the first year's subscription. He promised to give the arguments of the deputation the most careful consideration and to look into the whole subject, to see what they could do in the direction indicated. He would communicate the result to the deputation. Having thanked Mr Dick, the deputation then' withdrew.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

V tax weekly meeting of the Board of Edu cation wan. held tbi» aflerooon. Present— i Messrs Laisbley (Chairman), W. F. Buck lund, 8. Luke, D. B. McKenzie, F. J. Moss, and K. Hobba. ■'ohaibman's KBFORT.—-'he Chairman m'bmitted the appended report:—Teachers: The following temporary arrangements have ljKn made—Mr Wm. Mclntosh (proba tioner), from Newton JSaH to Mt. Kden School; Mr Hockin, from Traiaine; College (0 Harrisville School; Mr James Rosa, from Training College 10 Papakura Vallny bchool. Salaries, etc. : List appended shewing stoppages of salaries on account of iksences during May; also, list shewiog remiuipn of similar stoppages on account of absences during April. Authorised pay ment of salary to Mr Hogwood, late teacher Mongonui, from April Ist to 15th, v certified by Committee. Authorised payment of allowances on account of travelling and removal. .- ~ . .-Cheques .bare been signed aa follows: -Teachers' ' salaries for May, £3,610 0» 9d; Training College do, £92 Is 8d; insurance, 355; Mr Allright's salary and allowances for I May, £69 lls; contract payments, £460. - Scholarship :— Scholarship allowance to ' A. F. Burton (Ngaruawahia), rated at H £40 a yeari in terms of regulations ..'■-, , , , utara: Cummittee have been referred to provisions of acconrit andregii-, I lttiotiß, as to employment and location of pnpil teachers. —Mr James Hoywboa ha» been granted exemption from attendance at Sitnrday classes for two months.—Mr J. I ttealey has been informed tuat bis applica tion 'for assistant inspectorship was re ceived too late for consideration.—Mr D. O'Donojjhues's and Miss Kate Truscott's names placed on li.it of applicants for removal.—Offer of " Pictorial World " de clined. — Training College: Midwinter ■ holidays fixed from 2nd to 20th July. ; Thb Gbafton Road Dispute.—The secretary ot the Grafton Koad School Com- H mittee, wrote stating that, inconsequence of Mr Talbot having withdrawn his appli cation for the appointment ot headmaster, : the members unanimousljr withdrew their nomination for the situation. The letter then proceeded:—" lan also directed to Inform you thai as the Inspector's reasons are very vague, the appointment of a I headmaster will be considered ai a I meeting to be held on Wednesday, 20th •■ Jone. lam further directed to draw your ; attention to the dilatory way of delivering I letters from the Board, which leaves us ". very little time to send reply for your next meeting." In explanation of the charge of delay, the Chairman stated that *Mr Kice had been delayed by preiss of work : : from writing his letter to the Committee till Tuesday last. It was a special letter, I and care had to be taken with it. A dis ensaion ensued, in the course of which great dissatisfaction was expressed at the Committee's intimation that the further consideration of Mr He»ley'a appointment \ had been fixed for so distant a date as the ■p; Messrs Moss, Luke, and Buckland *troogly objected to such an excessive de lay, especially *»s Mr Martin's tirm expiies on the 30ih inst., and as the school must be suffering in the meantime. —Mr J^uke could V not conceive what possible objection there could be to Mr Healey. Bis educational eiedentials were as high as those of Mr Habens, Inspector Genera', and while at W&iuku he earned the reputation of being »n enthusiastic teacher. —It was resohea to wquest the committee to forward their Wews on or before the 15th mat., and to forward them Mr Healey's credentials. Grats HiaH School. -The Committee appointed to deal'with the matter of a site I for the Girls High School reported that !'■ having made enquiries with a view to pro curing a suitable site foe the school, they recommended tbat immediate action should be taken to obtain the reseivatinn of the three acres of Lnd fro ting Howe-street promised by Government for the purpose The committee fur .her suggested that the, reservation should contain the usual pr« vision enabling a sale or exchai g« cf site to be made (with the approval ot Govern ment) in case it might hereafter be found possible to secure a site in i» morn central positJoD.—Mr Moss explained that the ' Howe-street tite was not the best one that could be desired, but it was ''% thS 'best One available.—Mr Buckland was. in favour of securing the site, hut he was opposed to the Uitjh School being per manently located upon it —It was agreed to give effect to the committee's recom mendations. ,

I Assistant Inspectorship.— The com j mittee appointed to examine the applica tions of candidates for the position of Third Assistant Inspector of Schools brought up their report, which stated that Mr Wm. Fidler, M.A., with hononts, of the New Zealand University, head-master of the Wliangarei Public School, was the candi date best qualified for the post. It was agreed to appoint Mr Fidler. acaoOL FUND ALLOWANCES. — The Chairman and Messrs i.uke,JGoldie, Buck laud, aud Hobbs were aptoiated a, Com mittee to consider the sufficiency or other* wise of the present system of allowances to the various schools in the district. It was mentioned that the current term ex> pircs at the end of the present month Auckland CITY.—It was resolved to pay one-third the cost of cleaning the Welleslej-streat East School, viz., £20.— A letter was received from the committee complaining ef the dilapidated state of the school fencing in Nelson-street. —Be- ferrrd to Mr Alleight. Newton East.—Kelative to the com mittee's application for shelter rheds and the enlargement the Inspector and Mr A llright .reported that two shelter sheds of a size to accommodate 100 children each wpuid coat £145, and that no doubt they would be a grea*. convenience, but their supply to all me lag* •■ public schools would involve a heavy expendimre. They did not think that the enlargement of the Newton Kast School was called for, seeing that there was room for 141 more pupils nt Jvewton West, and for 189 more at G'afton Bcal. It was agreed to leply that, in view of these latter facts,; the Board were not prepared at present to enlarge the Newton establishment.—j question of erecting shelter sheds was da-: ierred. PoN'ONBY. —Mr Jenkins and several other residents of Home Bay and Buy field, Ponscmby, memorialised the Board upon the' necessity of establishing a school at Bay field, as the distiict school was too distant.' The building recently erected opposite Mr J-inabury's residence couid be obtained on reasonable terms for the purposes of a school. —It was decided to ) e'er the memorial t» the Fontonby Com mittee for tut-ir report. EfSom.—Mr F. Lawry wrote with re ference to the establishment of a pnlbic school in the Epsom Hall, and stating that there were 40 children r«jsidini{ within half a-mile of the hall waiting to be enrolled as scholars. Mr Auckland said that a school was already hold in the Epsom Hall, doubt less a private one.—lt was decided to refer the matter to the comoiiUees of the neigh bouring districts for their report.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

L')JNIION, Jane 7, THE FROZKN MEAT TRADE,

The cargo of frozen mutton by the steamJ ship Garonne from Melbourne has arrived in excellent condition. ■

OBITUABY.

Sir George Bowytr, the well-known jurist and author, has died; aped 72.

SPORTING NEWS.

The Ascot Cup,

fKKUTKK'S CABLEGRAMS,]

(Received June 8, 2 40 p.m.)

LONDON, Jun« 7. The Ascot Cup race was run to-day, and resulted as follows :—

The Gold Cup, value l.OOOaovc, with 200aovs. tor the second, and 100 for tbo third, added to a subscription of 20«ovs, each. Two miles four furlong". Mr C. J. Le Fevre's ca c Tristan, by Hermit-Thrift 1 Lord Falmouth's b f Dutch Oven, by Dutch Skater—Cantiniere ... 2 Mr V. Loirilarii'a eh h Wallenstein, byWaverley—Lady Wallenetein 8

APPLICATIONS UNDER THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT.

A. Warning to Butchers.

Ms Cotter, instructed by Mr Woolfield, Inspector of Abattoirs, made application to the Resident Magistrate this afternoon, under tbe 88th section of the Public Health Act, that certain meat unfit for human food seized yesterday in the shop of Pasco, a butcher in Grey-street,- by the Inspector, be condemned.

Eaward Woolfield, Inspector of Aba-: toits, deposed that yesterday afternoon no went to Paaco's shop, found a carcase tbere unfit for food, and seized it One piece was in the shop, and the rest in a compartment below the shop. Mr Pasco was not there at the time, but Mrs Pasco was. To Mr Tyler : The under place was not a cellar, it was entered from the level of the back yard. The piece of meat iv the shop weighed from three to three and a half pounds, and it was mixed up with other pieces of meat; it was within two or three inches of other pieces. Hud never been in the back room before. Mr Tyler said his answer to the charge was in the section nnder which the pro ceedings were taken. He read section 83, and contended that the meat bad not been exposed for sale. The whole offence rested on the point whether the meat was exposed for rale or deposited for preparation for sale and intended for the food of man ? '1 he Court had do power to condemn it if it did not come within these categories. The meat was cot intended for sale, and had been pat in the cellar for the purpose of being sent out to Waraock Bros.' boiling down establishment. The piece that , had been found in the shop had been given to a boy for a dog. The meat was not 1 diseased, but was of dark colour, probably iv consequence of the animal having been I driven too hard, "

The defendant deposed that he went to tbe market on Tuesday and purchased a bullock. It bad been ship-borne. He killed it that night, and brought the meat iv tbe next day, when h* found that it was unfit to sell to the customers. He took it below to .the cellar, uud intended to give it to Warnock Brothers for the purpose of being boiled du«n. tie fre quently bad refuse, which was deposited in the cellar until taken to the boiling-down esta olishment. The meat was of dark colour he believed from over driving. It did not bleed well; the bullock could not walk in to the yard but it had walked from the pad dock; shipborne cattle frequently got into that state from ovor driving; all that was wrong with tbe meat was that there was more blood in it than there should have been. —To Mr Cotter ; Be bought the bul lock at £2 12s 6d; on the day he bought it, other bullocks sold for £5, £6, £7, and £8. He estimated the weight of the bullock at 6cwt. He slaugh tered the bullock at the sale yard because it could not walk away. Be thought it he drove it it would get worse, A consi derable portion of his trade was family trade; the meat was cut up before being seen by the customers. He cut the car cass up in pieces to take it to the cellar, The whole of the carcass was taken be low within balf an hour after he brougi t it in from the yerd. Warnock's man called at 12.30 yesterday, and took away fat ane bone. He did not know wby the man did not take away the beet; he forgot to leave word with Warnock Bros, to talce it away. Wamock Bros.' man took away parts of the ' carcass ; he was too heavy loaded to take 1 away the whole of it. Witness brought the meat in from the yard in his cart. He bad not time to take it direct to Warnock'a, He had been cautioned by Mr Woolfield previously against selling dark meat. Mis .Pasco gave corroborative evdeoce. George Hume, butcher, deposed that sbip-borne meat was frequently of a dark colour. , ■ Matthew Rewitz,.the man employed by Warnock Bros to remove fat and refuse from the butchers chops, deposed that he was at Pasco's shop yesterday. He saw B'>me by pieces of meat there, but was in structed only to take the fat and bones. There' was no meat among what he took yesterday. If there had been meat to take away he could have taken it. He was not too heavily laden. Sergeant Keily deposed that when be assisted Mr Woolfield to seize the meat, the piece of beef unfit for human food was amongst tbe other stock-in-trade. Mr Woolfield recalled, deposed the beef was cut up in pieces ready, for sale. There was about 701b weight of the carcass miss ing. ;- Hiß Worship said the Act threw tbe onus of proof that the meat was not intended for sale by the defendant, and tbe evidence for the defence failed to do that , There were several inconsistencies in the evidence, and' the defendant did not attempt to ac count for the meat that w«s missing; the only inference be cou d draw was ihat it bad been sold. His Worship then made an order condemning the piece of meat found in the shop.

Proceedings will at once be taken against the defendant for having been in possession of meat wbicb has been condemned as unfit for human food.

LICENSING COURT.

According to previous announcement, sittings of tbe suburban Licensing Courts were held to-day as follows :—

Waitakerei.— the only application for renewal was by Mr Herd, Oratia Hotel, Henderson, Constaple Kelly;'wild'ap peared for the police, raised no objec tion. ■:

Waikomiti.— Tbe business consisted in renewing the license of Mr a, W.-, Clarjt'a New Lyune Hotel, to which thete wsa no objection.

I Parn«ll,—All the Commissioners were present, and Mr Walker, Mayor, presided. Applications for renewals were made by Frederick Tomlinson, Exchange; Julia Quinn, Windsor Castle; and Patrick 1 Lynch, Alexandra. Sergeant Jackson, ; who represented the police, made no objec tions, and tbe applications were granted. Jnewmarket. — The Commissioners present were: Messrs McColl (Chairman), Clayton, and Mason.—Renewals of licenses were grart-d to Mr Henry Corbeh, Royal George; Wm. Warnock, Captain Cook; and George H. Easton,,Newmarket Hotel, Constable Ryan represented the police, and tbe reports submitted were of a favour able character. .",..'.'.

WELLINGTON - MANAWATU RAILWAY.

[kebtkr's telegram,]

LONDON, June 6. The balance of the unallotted shares of the Wellington and Manawatu Railway Com pany were placed in the market to-day, and fully covered.

[PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

WELLINGTON, Thursday. The Manawatu- Kail way Company to-day received a cablegram from Sir Jvliua Vog«l, Huuouuciog thai their debentures, amount' ing to £200,000, have been taken up by a London syudicate. The debentures bear five per cent, interest, bat the directors refuse to state at what price they have been disposed of beyond the general statement that it ia a satis factory one. By the Ant, they cannot hell at a price which will give the pur chasers more than six per cent. The reserve o f. 40,000 sharea have also been taken up in London, on the same terms as the shares hold ia the colony. The direc tors dow intend to push on the construc tion of the line with the greatest po.sible rapidity.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Junk 8, 1883. ■ MoMat»l«rl-£ellere, ISa Queen of &aautr-9s: nellen. 9l : , Uueo Level Cross-Si oa, tt Id; buyers, is; sellers. «c 8d Bright Smile— i&i.JQi; pellnrs, is 6d : London- 2s 6d, 24 93; buyers, 2a 6>; sellers, it 91 Parta—Buyers. Sa

Messrs Stone Bros have received a cablegram announcing the arrival of the Aloestis at Mcl bourne to day. She left Mauritius about the 26th of April.

At an extraordinary meeting of the Home Rale and Blackmore G.M. Cos. held this morning to consider tbe question of amal gamation, committee was appointed, to report in a fortnight to an adjourned Sleet* ing-

The man Thomas Lloyd, who it as seriously injured at tbe Kaipara recently by being jammed between two logs, died at the Hospital yesterday rooming. Aninqu>st on the body was proceeding late this after noon. :

There now appears, to be a good prospect that the railway station reclamation will be completed very shortly. On Saturday lost, Mr Stone, Chairman of the Harbour Hoard, telegraphed to tbe Premier, reminding him of the understanding that had been arriv- d at. On Wednesday, Mr Has ob, abandoned his contract, and immediately atterwaids the Government telegraphed to tbe Harbour Board to take possession, which they did, a man betas; placed on the work to level the stuff deposited.. It was at first thought that the Board would permit Mr Bassett to finish the contract, taking the stuff from Britotnart, but we believe it has now been determined to call for tenders for the work within the next few days.

£^^paE^:..Jb|gCiajAJW.U EVENING STAR, FRIDAY. JUNE-8.,



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. rC- Wanted. WANTED SEED—Yellow He Dishe id ; B&tiaa, 3d; Vegetable IHebes, la 8c &0., &a, at Oampler'a Senlng off. Hobson-at AlTfi7D,TCertificated Mafefor tl t ldand tllr— Auply shipping Office. ' "«*/ ANTED; Draper's Assistant.-^ ppl VY t-hera Uroihera, Qqeenatreet. WAffITUD, a Wheelwright for Geners Work and Kepalrs.-Apply to June Molntyre, Onehnoga. i*, ANTED, a-Carpenter or two.—Appl; vv lit (he * orss, iaet Deyoud the Asyium Great North Kcadtuu. Woolgar. ANTEDj two good Bash Cooks.- Sohspu itcd ABgeune, Queen-si. Wharf ANTEoiSaUiman.^-Anexperiencec young man wanted to look otter Cloth m Deportment In wholesale house,— Apply bj letter, stating references, to Box 277. Y/», ANI'KD, at onoe, a Youug Mau foi V f , the ssutohoring, competent to slaughter also a strong Ltd to ride for orders.- H. G»«eu Mi'.en'l'erraiß, ''' *-" '" ' ' '■" WAJNTED, Haad Closers to take work oat. aud BBveral Boys (or the irade.-U. Black and Co., At jrdeen Boot Factory, chapel- Sttßßt. tji/ ANTED, a respectable Boy W Ap _y» preoUce.—Aßpty ,X., Lonergan, Tailor, Wyndham-atreot. ■"• ■ "ANTED, an; Htrand Boy at once.— Apply the Little Dustpan. YXraNTeJ), a Smart Boy; one who can ' 'TVi :iiread»nianußoript.—Apply 'news-room thia office. < iNTED BEKN — Tho/i Oupst and Sanoora, Id: Soap Plates, lid; Dinner Plates (large Klze), l|d; do dq(small BWe),3ja; 'at Damplers Boiling ufl, Hobaon-atreet. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mrs Taylor, Scotia Place, Upper Queen street. I -,„ ~Vi ' ;. ... , ~:> „ ....- j;;,, ■. WANTED, a General Servant; one nconatiined to cooking.—Apply th'a office for address. WaNTkD, at a Sawmill, a General Servant.—For 'particulars, apply to Mrs Raid. BurlelKlHrtreefc, 1 doors below St. Sepnl chro'e Church. \k/ A* TED, a lirst-class Dressmaker for V » Cainbriaue.— a pply James Held. Xden Terrace. 9to n.»,m. | . , ■ , . ANCtfiO, on Experienced Milliner.-- Apply Smith and Caughey, Upper Queon-atreet. "; •' • ',; ' aMTbV, 2 Good Tailorewes, also Girl to fell.-^f. Williams, Pebplo'a Tailor, Victoria-Btreet. . %jkj ANTED, a Waitress} also a Kitchen "» maid; must undermanft their work.— Apply PaclSo* Hotel Dining Kooinu, Wueen- Blreui, _ *n ! ANTKD, a good Housemaid j another *» keot; wages good.—Waterloo Houae, Waterloo Quadrant. ■ . ' ;. ' ' : ; ■< \\l AnTEu, a good White Shirt flution- V V hole Mater; stUEle need only apply, -0. do X.'i-kW, Uuraani Btrtut, corner ot Albert utroet,, ....,.■ '■■■~ ~ ' : ■ ■ ■ ;■ '■;. WANTED, a Mituation as Housekeeper by a Widow, reoeotly srrirea; is an experience) cook. I't>e couatry not objected tu. —Apply L(j., Stab efflue. , . ~ ANTED, by a Young Lady, a Situa* tion as Lady Help or Cuuuiaalon.— .H, care Mr Wsyte, Agent, Qneen-atrett. W "ANTED SttEN^Th7Mugß72Jd73d, and 1'); Jugs, 61 to 2s; Meat ofcthe*. lOrt; Pu- ding Bastn«,7di at Uampler's SallinK ufl, Hobsoii-dtreeet. ■iSi" ANTED, a respectable Working Man VV as Boarder; moderate terms. Koothor hoarders—ftdrtre?f BTAu 'iftlce. WANTED, One or iwo Respectable ' Men as Boarders ill a private family.— Apply to Mra Lorrigan. Welling ton-street (jjipo- Site I odfl'B Grocery). &b, ANTr D, two respectaole Men as i? ■ Boarders: comfortable' sitting-room, with piano; terms nwoeratw,—Un Kavanagh, Nelßon-bueat, auoonrt houae fromCookstroet. %», ANTEJO SEEN—FooTSalus, 3s 6d } »<' ' blop PalU, 2s lid; Bacmels, Is Sd; Waxhntann Hanivo. Is; Dluyeru, Id; at Dam pier's Selling vB. Hobiion-Btreet. WACiTKU to Kent, a 7 or 3-roomed House within 7 or 8 minutes walk train Qneen mreet— Addre»g "83 " Stab office. WANTKD, a tbreo, also a four-roomed Cottaae, In Newton for good tenants.— J. 11. Hamor, Land Agent, Walker's Buildings, Newton^ • '••- _ , \}U a Furnished Bedroom, with » y use of kitohen.in Karangahap* Road.— J. 11. Hamer, Land Agent, &0., Walker's Uuild ings, Newton. \a/ ANTKD, a Dwelling, C or 7 rooms; * » aomewhors In vicinity of Lower Hob son-street.—J. B. Graham, aoliolw. * */ A<*TED, to iiuy, Left-ofi Clominß ot " every description, for cash. Parties waited on, P.S.-Wanted Known—For Hire, Trap and Saddle Horses.—Apply Thos Hill, Clothier and Draper, Parusl.. \\f aN lEO to Buy, Puriri Posts in any y » qasntlty.—Sam White FeEOer, Oostom hooao-street. WA NTED, to purchase a Vessel of from 25 to 35 tons. —Address: Small Craft, Box 269, P. 0., Auckland- WANTKD, to purchase or lease a Seven-roomed Houae with about 2 acres land; near Town.—F. J. Moss and Co., Land Agents. L-h ANTED, Tenders till 4 p.m, on v ) daturany, 9th inntant. for Paintloß a Dwoiiinß-nnnsr. — Apply V. Frlme, Iron monger, &0., K<.r»ngah»m> rtoad \\i ANTED, everyone) who suffers from t t Oo)dtopnrob.K-efor6dßda.mneHo*vy Blanket, worth 17d 6> per pair;only )00 pairs left. To bo ou-ared thta wcofc. a.% s. Coombea and Oo.'a New Premlter. »"*. ANTED.—When you are in Hobson ' > Mreet call and tee the Large ar.d Choioo Stook of 8o»i' h t havioi rweedi>. In bealhar and BTtnl'c Bhad'B, «t Munro and Mllilgan'n. TaNTEU SEEN, me extra grand Line of OeaUemeh'a Heal Mand-iewn Kid Klaßtlo-Blde winter Boots, very cheap, at linmolet'a Boot 3hoo, Viotorlagtreet. ' WANTED KNOWN, that 500 Quilted Black Alpacca Skirts pan be procured at 3s 114, former prico 7a Gd.-J. Coßgrave and Co., late Linabu. T. WA.HTED SKE:V - The Scientific, Poetical, *nd other Books at Dampter'a Selling Off, HobMin-street _^ 4&AMIEH, Millinery, Jbscuco •.» ''' ChiMran'H .TTuderlinoa, Wool Goods, Hosiery, Haberilathsry, Corsets Flannels. Blanket—at Kol«on'a Meibounio House, iron , gonbr. W' ANTED, 100 Ladies to attend at 8, Coombea & Oo.'a New Premliea and pnrchaee fo- 8a 6d * Heavy All-Wool Tweed Ul»ter. Th-'y are all fashionable shades, and orl«nally to*t 20. For this wuik only, at y. Coombcs fc I'o.V 'late J. Cjoagrave fc Co ) vy.ANTBD K^OWN that Table ,*» Damasks, bleached and unbleached, can be obtained at J, Uosgravo and co.s, lato Llnabnry. ... ~, ■ ~-.■■'■■; ,: '... ...in'.-. \ I vi'ANTED KNDWiN—Herbs for nil .t V itinnawa ,»ndiComplaints at The: nig- D'eo««ry. Karingah'apa lioatl. Du^oHbe your owe. and h&vu tao Ttuo, Unrauues Veuetable Medicines^. - - '■■. -- ■■■■■'• ■' :" !; ■."" ""' ' V&'AtVTED SSjsN—Coffee Pots, lsj V™ «Bft JJeiters, 6di Candle SttoKs, id; ißaklnß Tins, li; at Dampler'u BelUug Off. Hobaou-street. ... '.■■.. ; ' ■~ -.- ■■!! I «A/ANTKD, the Laogtry Corast, 2a 6d; v ♦ Dr. Warner's Oorallne, Sa to; WtUa Kellio, 6s Cd; Polly, si; The Atcot, 2s 3d; at Bobson.B Melhonrne Hones, Ponsonby.. «Jfc/ ANTED KNOWN-That TEETH ' y» can be Kstraotod. Scaled, or Stopped loharges strictly troderate)at The Dispensary. Earaneahaps K:ad (next Laraboarno's Hard ware atom). ■ ■- ■■ ■ 1 ' WANTED KNOWN—We have re ilu'ed onr Heavy Wiiter Drees Herges to 6Jd per yard. One case lefi and must be sold tbls week by 8. Coombes &, Co., ontthelr Waw Premlsef. ' WANTKD SaEN—Frying Pans, Is 6d; Flro Rhovele, Od; iron Sauoepans, 6d; Kettl«», is 3d; at Sampler's Boiling bit, Hobaon-ttreat. ANTKD KNOwN-100 dozen of White Turkißh Towels aro selling now at 9d each, at J. Cosgrave and. Co.'s, lato Lina bnry. ANTEL) Known (in cons-quenco of the old premises being about to come down), that the business formerly carried on by Mr^G.O.Piggott Watchmaker and Jeweller,, has boon Removed tn the third shop above the Albert-street cornor Victoria-street. \k, ANTkD TO PUi.CHASK, a Small "*" Allotment, situated in or near Howe street, Newton.—J. H Hamer, Land Agent, Walker'sßnildings,Newton. ... i -a*?ANTED KNOWN, by friends and 'Vv ouaiomers—That M e»ara T app and Co.. Boot and Bhoemafei ra. hive purohasud the; Biooc aan Biiblhcbb oC Scott ana Co.. Vintoria street (opposlto Hobaon Hotel), and Intend to oontinue Belling the tost Quality ot Goods at current prices. \fL: ANTED KNOWN—2OOO ya^di of v* Satin Dress Stuff from BJd per yard, former price laidper yard.-.f.Cosgi;ave and Co., lato Llnabnry, -.■■■■ - ■' ■ v,.1 AN I t>u StsEN — Iron Saucepans Vv itln lined), Is fid; Enamelled *o, la; Iron Kettles. 2s 6d; Boilers, 6s 31; .at Dampler's eelllag t it. Hobaon-street, ■ ■ ' ' WANTED KNOWN-Another grand Vtteb Lot of Ladies', Gents', and Chil dren's Good Chew Boom, at Dampler's Boot Bhop, Vlotorla-strbC- \MJ ANTED KNOWN—That 100 Dozen ▼ * of Counterpanes, white ar.d Coloured, Oa ii to 12s Id, can be prooured at J. Ooegrave and Co'a.. late l.jnabnry, WANTED, the Public qI Newton and^ ' Potißimby, &c to know that (they can i>b BQltert in every <jeeoripsl<>n of Btatlooery, Berin Wool?, and fancy s-ilbt-. by pay ion a visit to J. i. Hamer. Walker's Hnllfllpga. Nawtoo. , KNOWN-That 1 am pre » V caro") 'o purohaee Honeehold Furniture snd other effeata na the premises on ths Bhoneat notice. In town Of oonntry,—.Apply personally or by letter, to James Bae, iarby.st.eet. ANTEO KNOWN- 5000 yards of Superior Flannel, all Wool, lOidpor yd, ' former price is 2d.-J. Cosgrave and Co,, late 9 Linabnry. f \K7aNTK!>KNOW«-Gork Soles, 2Jd j V T Root G>OfS, 6d tha Bottle; Button L Hoobs 2d; l<onsr Lentbnr Laoso, Id the pair, at s Dampier'a Shop, Viotoria-etreet. W" a TED KNOWN-Only 1 Qalvanic Battery left, raducad to 30a, at Dampler'e Selling Off, tiobeon-sueet ohon.



Wanted. s, »J|7 ANTED KNOWN— CHEAP Tin -1; V™ bbb! Cheap Timber I And nil other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywnare else at tho 18 Yards o£ D. Goldib, Albert-street. »«/ANTED SEEN—Iron Bedsteads " TV (single), 17s 61: Double do. 28s: iron _ Tots, lls; at Dampler'a Selling Off, Hobaon tl ttreet Bbop. ; ____ ib J --,'ANTED KwuWN—That a large I T» quantity of BI«ok Satina osn be bad v at halr-price at J. Coagravo anduo't.lue • Unobnry WANTED KNOWN—IOOO yards of Black and Coloured Velveteens, at Is . 6d per yard, former price is.—J. Cosgrave and ■ Co., late Linabury. 1 «*, ANTED KNOVVN-That all Work- V t ing Men can save their moaey by oall ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant. All meals , 6d. Board and Lodging. 15a per week.-'-KOBERr - Mukdook, Proprietor. Note the address, nearly . opposite the Waitemata, and cloße to the Dock WANTED, ne rublic.ot flewton and Pgnscmby, &0., to oaU and lnapeoi the only Stationer's Shop In Newton.—J- H, Hamer, Walkers »ew Hnildtnga. _____ » «/ ANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Dancing ¥ T t-hoes. Paris made and stamped, BdSd, jant opened i at Hobson'a Melbourne House, Fonaouby. - , ANTKD KNUWN, that all the different makeii of Calicoes, including Crewdeon's and Horrock's, can be had at J. Cos-1 grave and Co.. late Lintibnry. ia7AN"fED~KNOWN 'lea Trays, Is VV and 1b 3d: HmaU Trays, *a; Pretty Tea Cannbters, Sd and lid; at Damplet's Belling Off, Hohson-iitreet. ' WANTED, Posia ana Kails of heart wooi. Posts-T.feet 8 x 8 Inches ot kauri, matal, totari, lirree blaok bliob. or puriri, kollb-9 feet 5 x34 Inches ot rlma, tltree, kauri, matal, totara, blacK birch, or rata, Delivered on board outters on Hast Coast, or landed at Hikutala, Tnatnes Klver. and Kero pae, Piako Rtver.-Hußt & White, Cootraotors, Jane 2-0,1883. WANTED KNOWN-Thal 100 Dozen or Coloured Kid Glove* 4 Bnttona, are salltDß now at _a lid per pair at J. Coagrave and Oo'».. >at^ Unabnry. ' ANTED KNOWN—Anotnor grana Lot ot Cheap Hoots, at Dampler'a Boot Bhop. Victoria-street. Be In time. WANTED the Ladies to Know that Mnnro and Miuiuan, Hobson-ttreet, have secured the servloea ot a flrst-ol»B8 Mil llaer, and are now vrepared to aupplt millinery In ail Its bmnohoa tin the shortest notloe. \\J ANTED KNOWN, that all widths -Vt in Window Hollands, white and green, are kept at J. Cosgraye and Co.'g, late liinabury. \^ANTEdI_N OWN—Money to Lend V V on peraoual and collateral seoutltj, re piyablu by weekly loßtalments. Bills dl» ---ouamed.—Rae'g Mew Zealand Pawn Bhop. Darby street .■ WaNTUD SEEN, the Wonderful Fresh Bargains in Men'i Watertight Boots, only 10s M, »t Dampler'4 Boot Shoy, Victoria ■treat. WANIED KNuWN-Ths^t 1000 Straw H«t\, frtthinnab'o shape, oan be had at ii etoh.—J, uoigrave and Co'a., late Llnabnry. WANTED, every Gentleman In Auck land to see the Latest Novelty In dents' Soaives at la ter dozen; their Tweed Water proof Coats at 15s eaoh; their He»vy Tweed Trouurs at 6» lid. kor this week, at S. ooombes and Oo.'g New P ernleee. \a rAN I'UD KNOWN—Another grand ♦ f Lot oc Udlea*. GBUte". and Children's Vttih ßoots at Damplet'd Boot Shop, Victoria street. Be in time. ' \\; ANTED KN"WN, that all widths 1» " in Fintay's Sheetings, plain and twilled, orokeit at J. Cosgrave and Co/s, late Llnabury. W-- --YgD~KNl)"Wl^That T, ,„ , jonbboan, two doors above the Bt«r Oflloe. hta reoeived by late arrlral) a iplendid assosmiet of Tweeds «nd » orated Coatings, Blua ant Black Brotdnloths ot the be* material t be had, and from long ezperlenoa In nualneals thereby enabled to be thoroughly oompetento jud«o how to satisfy the pubiio Koueroly. All orders entrnsied to me win bo punotuauyvttended to, and a sitlefaotory tit nnnr»nta«d, Inepbotlon ot my Btook respect folly Invitet %V AITBD KNOWN — A.t>. STEPHENSON, DBif JB, KIWTON, ' Hi Jubt Opened Up NBW VBliVßbkns, speoial value, 1/9 yard NKW SATINB/9,2/g. to 6Vfl yard NEW BUiKa.«endldlyonß,J/6yard (JKW HOBntß4jii n p wara . NKW DOLtf Ar- weU trimmed, 25/ KKW UL9T«»P.H/i| to 88/ eaoh NBW JACK » Tfpiendid value, at lit NKW ONDBiKO" HNa.BU.tyleaandprices NKW H4T-. m c^ w , t<y< Bdnpwardi NKW FKAI»IKK I/Bto jji /eaoh NBW FLOWBR94 M j/ 6Moh ! NKW TAPKaTRX AR p KTßiSM jp 6ryftrd NKW LONG LAOIjrj RTAINS m y m andl/Jperra NBW BHOBT OURj NB , /jj to V per yard NKW ITLANNBLB. Vooea. /7t to 219 per yard KBW BLANKKTB, x BlMi Wool> m per pair NBW OLOXaiNO,In wtVMlatri DBSBBHAKINO ANI M j LUNKRT Q « THKPR» BKB.8 KB. Ai O. BTKPj; NSON OdporpaiJa* jfcSve bary. il/A'NTKD KNO\\ mTaAT OFGILBAD* UM Stanla (oremoat amoTiß tho thnL d , diesdow In vogue l aßal nmo COLDS, BOAR3KNB^S. Bt, OHITIH ASTBM*. AND OH» Hlrls' COMPt,AINT3, ÜBeainallpartsM^Colo.y. Bjnbotoo , THAT COMPOSITION POWg First made and oaed by the FouudwC" 3ieMl uotuiy, now nted by all who tL ./"' vlitueß. is a Oheap and Fliaifj,. itomedy for Colds, Koro Tort LwMeneu, Pains In the Btomae, or Bowels. } lb. tins. 1b Bd, , THAT HAVING A LAB9B STOC™™ HBBBS IN NKW ZBALAND. ' N. 8c 0. have been able to Re Btook tho Dispensary with the CHOIOKSr AND BBBT OF HSKHS. they solloita trlsl from all who are sofferl Theirs Is Purely Herbal Treatment.



B OTA Nlfc DISPENSARY^ . WBLLMIi1 Y-BTBKKT BAST. V Four doors t rpm CrulokthAsk and Mlltot'tf, , t i Uueenilroft. .. *" 4N'ED.—J. H. Hamcr wishes to I Inform the Public tiat he has com manned boalnwß us II >u»o, L»ti<t, and (Kutme agent. In Walker'b Buildings, Newton. ANTED BBKN—Tea Bottles, fldj Meat Tins, lsj Dm* P*n», 1b; Floor Dredgers. Id; at Dunplet's Sailing Off. Uobson stoeat, . ... . WANTED KNOWN, that Ladies' ■Vt ■ Waterproof Mantles can. bo obtained from isGdftt J. Cosgravo and Co.'s, late Una bury. ■ ■ WANTJ4D TO SELL, 100 pairs scam* leas coupe JOSEPHINE I-BUTTON KID GLOVES. 2s6dpair; worthfis64. JUST Arrived, a shipment of Norwich orange-coloured SINGING CANARIES, At W. BYRB'S. ViOTOBIABTBHarr. W■ A NT ED, L AD IB B ''fiO Know that I hare Jnjt Opened Up a R Largo Qnantlty of Ladies' very Pretty Hand Bags, oc Extra Good Value. Procure one before all old. „, : . AJVIRB SOUTT ■ noralßraPßrßn *^u'^or> London Hocsb, Victoria and Nelson-streets, Anokland. __ ACHiNIST Wanted for Country Mill; must bo able to make own lrqns and take entire charge of maohlnes.—Apply Union Bash ana Door oSmpanr, MaohnnWßay. f^ ROOEKY. - Wanted, a Reopeotable \T South for the Counter.*-*PP'r in own bandwrltlnß to Orooer. Post-offloe. Ancleland. BOUT TliAllE.—Wanted, Machinists and Flttem for the Bort trade,-Appli W. Mo arthur and Co.'s "00l Factory, Gazette iv Bankruptcy. IN THE BUPREMnE COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHEHN DISTMOT, IN BANKROPTOY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and the several amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of Wn> ' . liam HAKTSHOKN.of Helensville, in the ■' Provincial Distrlot of Auckland, Brick maker, a Debtor. Under the powers vested in me by the above, mentioned Act, I do hereby summon a Genera.' Meeting of the Creditors of the said William Hartshorn, to beheld in the Supreme Court House, Auckland, on Thursday, tho fourteenth day of June, 1883, at the hoar of half-past eleven o'clock forenoon, to receive my report and to pass a resolution that the said William Hart shorn be forthwith discharged from all liabili ties under the said Acts. Dated at Auckland, this 7th day of June, 1883, THQ; MAOtfifAHJiANK, ■ -~-■'■ ■: "■:■■ ■■■ ■ . Trustee. ■ Laishlkt anp Jackson, Debtor's Solicitors, Anokland. DOCTOR * kWOU>'BPk NY ROYaL AND STEEL PILLS.-Tho most popular medicine of the day. rpi Price, 2s 6d a box,—Colo nial Agents Sharland Sc Co., opposite the Poat Office.



Foraonai. IF this chould meet the eye of Miss Jane Ivey, she will hear ot a friend by applying 2"F Dort and Fedi do not return the Photo . Bent by Alptn they might hear of eome tblng to their Disadvantage, aa they are well known by A. : ■ To Let. rj\ o L E ~¥. RKMUKBA-Villa Beiidenoe of S rooms; rant, 20a per week GUcNUUBN (Shelly Besca Road)-Dellghtf al " ESS? 111 Pesldence; nmgniacant view; rent, £100 per annum POMPALWitK 'JKRRACK-5-roomed Hongs, bathroom, &o,; garden and outhouses;" row. 21a per wouk GBKAT NORTH ROAD-Hou&e of 7 roams; gas laid on; rant 18a. !SBawrl,D ViBW-Houaeof 7 rooms, Harden, . &°-i.n>nt, 17b 6d MOU*T KOJtN ttOAD-New 6-rooraed Villa, „ oelu». washhouee, &c.; rant. 25s per week MOUNT «ukn Ro*.u-r Handsome 6-roomed Villa Residence; helf-acre allotment; ten! 23i per week PKoapmoT TKRR4CE —4-roomed Cottage: T«y oonventont; rent. 18» I), V. KVANa. «Btate Agent, Next Back or Australasia "j|<o LBT, abont the 20th of thiß month, » a new 8-roomed House, fitted with every conyealence^-Apply Mr Kelly. Monnt Eden. | ' JO LET, a comfortable House of 5 small 0. rooms, with oyen. tank, verandah. && Rent, 9a.-Apply next door to R. J, Booster. Norfolk-street, Ponsonby. ' * O LET, a 4 roomed House, with good ' well nod tank, near the Orphan Hone. Paraell-Apply k J. King, Brighton. Parnell. nnO LKT, a large double Shop, in busy t/T^^V"' ewl£flttedilje; rentlow.-Apply to John Barle, Tea Broker, fflgh-atrent ■ $ ?pO LET, two 6-roomed Cottage»7 with) «- r.Bli Cl>s. Tcnlelloß'"-*WPI» to Jes<e etotes, rIA0 LETi new b-roomed Mouse, corner -i. Pioton ana Hepbura-sireetß: fine View ■ ' (TO LET, a nice little Cottage in Pitt' f Bt'Oßt, nest to Excelsior H»U ; rent. B».— *w'y •>• H. Ualton. Tailor, iVlocorta-etreeti Batt* ii ■ ■ ri>o i^EJ, Shop andDwelliDg, also three 1. roomed and eight roomed House.—Apply James Irvin, top of Wakeflield-street. rpo LET, a pleasant Marine Residence I at the Nortn Hhore, with Mnach Vrontae«. Apply to Oaarlea Bailey, Boatbnllder. »TH) LET, or For SALB, small iFAKM, J sltuatedatAvondalelpartofDr.Aiokeh's), abont 7 miles from town. New House i rooms. Stable, and out-houses. Ten acres very good land, partly in young Orchard; all securely fenced and fronting the river.-Full particulars from D. g. Evans, Land Agent. Auckland. rpo LET, a good 5-roomed Bouse, with o^n^toiK^ Leys. 3 doors above Stab office, TO LET. in Newmarketrtwo nice five ot . T*% ml£? ott?m. (new) 12s per week— BulSnm; ' ABentti. N.Z. Insurance rjS6 LBT, JKight-roomed Home, with I bathroom, besides stable, coach and oow uouse, and wash-house, orohard. and threo wrea of gropd. Situated on Main Road. Bemuera. S minutes' walk to station, and busses pass every trip. Terms exceedingly reasonablo. -James Bnokland, Cioombea's Chambwß. QUOP and Dwelling House to Let" In » 11 Gre?" BtrS oti Plate glass front: excellent a\Tui c bafar &w"uamßon' KBtate tf XCKLSIOK HaLL.-Fersons wanting n-ni to J" re above HaU oan »' P«" 11 J* ?•IJalum' XliUor ' "V'owrla- N°K T & BHO Ef. HOUSE.) to Let In Good Positions.--Abdlv B.&B.DODKK, Hevnnoort Store. For Bale. ~^ OfiiSLIMINARY NOTICE VALUABLE FBKiCHOLDa B"OB SiLB. In oonßequenoa of Mb. 0. O. QnioK Inlendlng ihortly to le»v« the colony, he has nUoed !h« sholeot hfsValn.blo FRBKHOLU X "SuTOSaief 70^0111 l 0 Oar hM^ 'or Particulars will be given !n fitnre adTertlse. nsnts, or oan oe obtaTnea from »UTe"UB H. ABHTOK b BON. House, Land, «nd K»tate AKents. 8 New Zealand manranoe Bninings. POTATOES! POTATOES! POT4TORBI ONIONS I ONIONS 1 HAM 3! BACON! B Also. BBKD POTATOm.* (OtioiceVariotir-8-. The above ar» of the Best Qit lity. direct from tha Canterbury Growers and Uurers. Samples and Prices on I application. BDWABD K. DAViKa (Wathan'g Bond), Oaßtomhcaiie-Btreet. Anokland. ""'' F^OR SaLB, 4-H.P. Boiler and EoKine" „. «W. r Aoply J.Kemißg. Foreman W.Sc,Q. wiratose'b Branoh Jfard, Oußtomlionse.street wcat, ~ I^ 0R SALK (a good investment), five M! Houses In City, bringinß in a good rontai Und igeni? heap--H; PmM»SW». JHonwaßd CIOK SaLE, Nelson-street, Well-finished JL 1 6-rcomeil House, with good allotment and Bivery oonvenie«iOo.-H. PaitlngSoni Sttohbnry-a puUdiDgf, I^OK SaLIS, Large Buildiog Allotments. * 10J x 198 faob; good pcjitlon «nd fine flew: a short distance from town.-H. Parting ton, Hnnteand l.anrt Au<U't. iiiUli within 5 minutes of Queen* \ »treet a comfortable 4-roomed Cottaee wltlfona or two allotments; very cheap,—B", Partiogton, Home and Lund Agent. fj^Oß SALE (to arrive ex Forest Queen), * 658 sacks Southern Potatona, well picked and good quality.— Qkobok SmiiiN. LfORS^LK, Kden Vale Koad, Mount V Eden, a new nine-roomed House; tanks, Btovej oven, cupboards, verandah three sidos. Prioe £4S'i, easy terms.—Vaile and Douglas. 3hortland-street. ~-•;'• • • yj OK SALK, Leamington Koad", off*Val r ley Road, off Mount RoskiU Boad, very pretty 1-roomed T Cottage; scullery, regißter grate, American stove, cupboards, tanks, bow window. Allotment 100 x 100, level, volcanic rail, and free from stone; a bargain.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen-street, next Bant of Australasia. 825 g/iOR IMMEDIATE SALE.—Nice r Verandah Cottage (four rooms) and free hold allotmen' (33 x 881; situated in Montague street, Newton bear Upper Queen street). Price, ">ly .8180.-1). ft. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen wet, . . . . .., ■.. 1718) 1 0R BALK, Newtoa Road, nice five. roamed verandah Cottage, well finished, th Allotment having a frontage to Newton sad of 10 feet Price only £280; very oheap.— V, $vans. Land and Estate Agent. Qaeen pt, next Bank of Australasia. 630 >-__ _ A j; w WHITE hsa Jor aile at his New Yard: lajPonts Iq »ny Quantity, special prloes to sSmyords retail, la (id eaoh; Hobart do, 1b sngart Eonrldo, la each. Balls—Hobart, Bd<\9&> per 100: Tltree, 755: Sawn Klmn, lap, P*>lngß-IfcßrtK«urt Palings, 12a 6d; Hlooflj 1 6ft Hobart, 18a; 6ft do. 20*. House Oandl Per fnot. Good Wloket Gates, 10a. yJiotMoW- G»'» Poßtß. 88.-BAM. WHITR, ginegUstomhousß-street (opposite Arnold, if°^ALlS AT KAMU, WHAW •*" \ 6ARKI. nel? toe. OENSBAL BTOBE at Kamo. stoadlly mines, doing a large Bosinesa and small cap'f49ll* To anyone possessing a with, lls isantppportunlty rarely met ForlnrtVuQnlaro apply , . ttTOHKLaON AND CO., Qaeon-street, Anokland, ■ Aroade. VII. ' .. „ . ~ REASONS 1 KVKBY B"SIDBNT OF AND W TO AUCKLAND fi OODSONT DLD VMla' /^oonnnia-a HpnW'WIXW GoODSOnI AE9 AS?' n ?ONDON ARCADE. A«nl ONDON ARCADE. -> ,ABCADE. BK°tto?k oFtfe molt Taln»ble Md tonhipf Vnnder tne ssma ProP'le- BK°ii 7 B «or o ;te ra with whtoh every pT«S, >"Bea upon the Aioide BKOiuke Etreli1'or « vakbtm m 2nd «w™ afc lna utmost" eourteßy, fn»metiolLSrßM'aed. to render the Kpteiife «*erwtßethana BBo^rS«ed Aa U F e oUwslflad-tastefuily ohasSs dv?"^ 0* make *>*** »™ * fflve) which aP* ""^ onr windows Ughted! %i attracslve, are wel BKO^ Scayh"Sp Ue>W°valuere C elv e d Iv #o*U mtirl* 118 being lßßoxe4. mrlff <SlprofltsV,0?? $? uwn tow mQtto-e.P. andF^s *« ow trade ~:ip^ln&eCity>xPen<led of an '■ .'" . ihsNT\ ■ Goop«)N'sLoNi QUEE^ AND VICTK ; HIGH-STREET, CHB\^__^ I Ijon don Office: St. T&™B* A liL accounts owing by r ■ / ;A Tob»ooonlst. Queen-streeMackie, tottennder^igned atonoa^ J A testt lD 1 Owe of K> in



; OOXIfi G ENTERTAINMENT -will be .:JLP given by K. UONOVAN (assisted by a Company of Well-known Baxera), Auoklend I iflßl1 * w «lSht Champion at Lorne-«»?eo6 Hall, TO-MORKOW (Saturday. KVKNING, at 7.80. Admlßßloa-2) ana la. K. Donovan H willing to mi a any man In tbe Noith island for a Friendly Set-to. MAGIC LANTEKW. Mosic, and Read . inns, THIS (Friday) KVBMNG. last. Sepulofire'g School boose, Symonds-street, at 7.80 p.m.. in aid of Hunday-school Funds. Doors open at 7 p<m. Admission, 6d; under IS, 3d, <■■' Ecclesiastical. .;■; \fORNIVGSIDE PRESBYTBRIAN IVI. CHURCH. - The Rev. G. B. Monro wiU preach in tbe School-room on Sabbath, at 2.30 P.m. ■|\ JSWMAJBKET WKSLKYAN i» °HUROH.—The Amerio«n Kvasgeiists (Mrs Puelpg and Mr and Mia Uaouan) will con auot the Services on sunray next. Morning ana B reuint st (he osuat houro, and »1w every evening during the week, comraet)Ctu« ai 7.80. Meetings. T3aT£PaYER& are respectfully re- A\i minded that the Election ot a Member to represent NORTtiCOTK in the COanty Conn ell takes placa on MONDAY. Jane 11, from 9 o.m. till c p.tn. Poll at Uevonport ana Nunh oote Hall, where Votes oan be recorded' at either place. The residents have nominated Major bkkton. WORKIJSG MEN'S FKIEHDLY „,., AIDSOCIKTr. The Annual Meeting or the above Society will beheld at the Lodkeroom. Parnell, on MOM- O»T, June nth, when everp member is re quested to attend. Business: Important. Klee tlon o' offloers, So. By order. tr,|i B. G. BURGHS*. • fceotetary. V^AITAKJERKI WEST HIGHWAY IT- BOARD. The adjourned Annual Meeting of Ratepayers will' be held at the oratla Hotel, Henderson, on SATURDAY; the 16th June. «t noon. JOHN SMYTH. ■ • ■ <-— ' • Chairman. Waltakerel, ith Jnne.'l333. rruTIRaJxGI Highway DISTRICT The Annual Meeting of tbe Katepayera of tha Titirangl Highway Slstriot will be held in ths Jotioolroom, litiranßi, on WHDNKSOAX, the 13th (thirteenth) day ot Jane, 1883, at 11 a.m. ,:% M. G. iiJCNNOX ' Chairman. t< Galls. ■\TBW UNION BE ACH GOLD MINING ll COMPANY (LIMIXUD), Notice la hereby given that a Call (the fifth) )f Threepence per Share, has teen made, pay iDle' to the undersigned, at the Office of the Company, No. 21, New Zealand Insurance Bnlld inin, Auckland, on baxUKUAK, the 30th Jane. J. FKI4.R CLABEK. Booretflry. Anokland, 7th Jane, 1883. Money 4*l 6^ x 0 *l«i00o'«-BNT on Building -%- I V Kooieiy prlnitiples. or on other terms to salt borroverg, -llotnianta booitht indHoneea bolll on wnetrp payment oyitom, Uortgaaeß and- Unuib negotlatod. See ialat of Properties for sale on Ith pane. 81z per cent allowed oc money depo&Ued for lnv«BtmenL— Q- WitxuMßOM, Land, Rstate. and Financial ixteu and Valnator.'S.^oloan lAne Public notices. r EDWARD LISTER GKEEN, Sheriff' i ot the District ot Anokiand, herebr give lotioa that, nnder Writ of Hale, duly lßt>ned oct )(the supreme Court of New ZeaUnd. Northern Uls'riot at Aaokland, in an action wherein William FABBRLr,, ot Onehunga, In the Pro rlnola Dlftriot of Auokiand, Gardener, is Plaintiff, and John MoMabon, ot Onohnn«a, n the trovmoial D'strict of Auckland afore laid, Storekeeper, is Defendant. I have taken, in jxeontlon at the sultot the said William Farreil, the Exeontlon Creditor, the Estate and interest 3f the Uetendant in all that Piece or Parcel of Ci*nd la tha Provincial uiatrlct ot Auokland tfoteaald. being fart of Allotment No. 17, ot 3eotion Ko. 30, of the VHUge ot Cn«hu»Ra, In the Parish ot Waitemata and County of Kden* bounded towards the North by other part of laid allotment, Ho, 17, one hundred links, to wards tbe South-east by a line. tw*ntr-five feet ilx inches towards tbe South-west by other part ot nald allotment No. 17, and towardß tbe Worth-west by a road, forty-seven links, with Buildings thereon ereoted. and all other, the right*, and appurtenances thereunto belong- Ing: And I hereby also give notice that I intend to oauae the raid Land to be Sold by Pubilo Anoiloo, at my Offioe, S^ortland-atreet, la ttiu Olty of Anokland, on FRIDAY, the iwenty seoond Day of June, 1883 at the hoar ot 12 noon, unless th* Oebt, Interest, and Co.ts, payable by virtue of the said Judgment, ba sooner paid. The Solicitor for th< Bznoutlan Creditor 1b Jobkph auqustos TOLB, tiolioltor, bhortland- Btreet. Dated this Ist cay of June. 1883. : ■ KDWABD L. GREEN, ; » Bherlfll BDIOAL PBAuTITIOJNEKS' XX UIStBATION ACT, 1869. I, David Morioc, M.D., Kdlnbureh, and Mo, Col, Sur., Edinburgh, now residing In Auoklsnd, having depoelttd evidence of my qualUoatlons with tbe tteglatrar ot Blribs, Marriages, and Deaths, of tbe Auckland Übtrict, this day. give nottoo that I Intend to atinly to be registered nnder "'he New ZealandMedloalPraotlcloncrs' »oc, 1869," on the 16th day of July, 1883. . . M U. WUK.CB, M.D. Auckland. Bth Jnne. 1883. Q U R W A R B H O,U S B wim, as CLOSBD ON MONDAY NEXT, . lf/ UthINBTANT. L. jp. NATHAN & CO. ~k.AY PHEMISES will be Closed on IVJ MOND»Y n»xt, Juno lli^-Arthor H. Nathan, Lower Qawn-atreeet. /IKAfIAME'S PUBLIC BOSDED V3T BTOBE, KORT-StBKEV. ' The Commercial Pnblio are Informed that this bond it now cirrled on under tne tha dlreo tion of Mb Louis Flkmmjnq. yrho has for several yr-us teen enttaged.in tbe Warehouse, an<i is Intimately e^qualnted with the wishes and requirements o( all the customers. ■ {mporteij, may rely upon oTory care and attention bslng given to their Interests. . ■ . _J.WM. J-_««AHAMK. ' (A CARD] • yHB UNDESINGN KD begs to intimate • to his friends and tbe public generally that he Intends commencing business an BOTTLMK AND WINK AND SPIRIT aGENT, In those Central Premises, Qhres-btbebt (next to the Waitemata Botelt, where he hopes to receive a liberal share of their patronage. : ' Jane«, 1883. LIONHL PHILTJP?. X • & S. MORRIN & CO. (LIMITED) Beg to intimate that their Establishment WILL BE CLOSED Every Evening at FIVE P.M. during the Month of JUNK, on account of • ''■<& STOCK TAKING. !k HaNKS.— On behalf of the parents ot JL the late Thoa. L'.oyfl, who died yesterday from lDjaties received in the Kalptira, I have to thank Mr W. Loader, and also Captiln T. soon ana the crew of the »>». Kln». Hi the greit kindness and attention paid to the do orasea whilst on on the paesairn to Helensville. -John James Allan. June 8.1883. HENTdRY AND WHIT LEY'S SSTATE. : NOTInE. y , .5 TTAU.?ob^>^ ne to*lß Estate remaining Unpaid on SOth J«ne Instant, wiU be placed in Solicitors hands for recovery. J. G. WATSON, '-' ■ i, Queen-street. HELEKSVILLK TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED). The Company have opened a Depflt at NKW MARKET, near tbe Railway Station, for re ceiving Orders and Sale of Timber. Timber out to any length, &o. Prices on application at the yard. • ■ TO THE PUBLIC. DKNIB MoBRKARTT having purchased the Lease ard Good will of TH.' SHAKES I'KARK HOTSL, Wyndh»m-str«et. having 6 years' experience as Barman with Mr Ge rga j'rdsDß. Umpire Hotel, Dunedio, also with Mr Abbott and Mr MoQregor. ot this olty, hopes by strlot attention to business, combined with civility and beeping the best brands in tbe mar ket, to marlt a fair share ot pnbllo support gAW,BIILI,. Wanted Known-Tiat I can supply TIMBER as Cheap as any prodaoer.la the province without rsMngTflie priosa when other mills have no logs. Having tramways, my timber fa felled in the winter and is more durable: tha sap almost 6QWI to the heart of whatis failed in tte summer. Have now in stock. Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers' seleoted Broad Brnrds, in KtrarLKtats,andKahikatea/ Order* RB EDWARD CO3TLE7 DBO»A8KD» I 4ILI!J7 OI1I? wh<3 •"" °* "w "wwaftei! be Indebted to toe above estate, either for interest, rent, or QtherwlSß, vtllrlasao pay the same tot) Messrs Jaobßon and RoiselL Bolloitorg. Fort-: street, Auckland; whose receipt shall be a snffl plent discharge. / i IXHEAN , t dweawS. ' Aqoklanfl, 27»b April. 1883. BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS") MR B, WIUtItfSON tt»«o of Dunedln and Wellington) has t*6«a (be maaagemeat of the BUljard-room la tbe Prince Arthur Hotel, where, by strlot attention to bueibesa and keen- Ing a 'Beieot roam, ho hopei to r>>o?Jve a fa-r share Of the Knights ot the 1 5u -. KD W -.- RO WILKINBON,



;/{.. ' Licensing Notices. ■..-,—ti -■' Cjj^Stf&ltSiS* ■■"' i i ■-■ "•i< ■ • ■■•fIEHUBBSt"' " T«"OTICE OP APPLICATION FOR A | XV PUBMOAN'B MOBNSK. I, WILLIAM HKNBY FORTBR, 01 Welles teyftreet. Auckland, Publioaii.done°e«y B»™ notice than desire to obtain, ena will at the next litCßDSton Heetkut to be holden at Pokenc Railway Station, on the twenty ninth day oi Jane Instant, apply for, a Certtflo&te aathoriains [ the issue of a Publican's License for a house situate at Meroer, containing eleven rnorae exclusive of tboce reqalred for the tiae of the family. Dated the sixth day of June, 1883. W.H. PORTER. ._ jrMfITL ■KTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB A J.l PUBLIC ANd LIOENBH. I, Cbarlea Fletcher, of Meroer. Waifcate. Pub- Ilcan. do hereby give nonce that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be hoiden at Pokeno Kail way Ma lon, on the tvanty-Binth day of June instant apply fora Certificate authorising the tone of a Pub'loao'd Moensefora boose oltaata ai Meroer, contain ing o'even roonip, exclusive ot those required for the use of tho family. Lated the 6th day ot Jane, 1883. , ; O. gr-BTOBBB. , Shipping. „ jsafr*k TGEW ZEALAND SHIP- JaBKJv *•* MNG CO 'd LINK1. Sitf^r' SHlPgroro«bbwlkr, ■^^■■" DOR LONDON. All Aroonnta against the thip Reomo Bewloy must be rendered In triplicate to the under signed by 10 a.m. on MONuaY next, or they will not &c recognised. ilia; NttW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (LIMITCD). Agent.'. Qoeen-Btreet. fitsT" TOOK KALEoe CHARTER, >ff~s™B}fc. " —Tlia Bne Kngllßh-builtbrie &tfr?mS&: NEPTUNE, 293 tons register, now Jtjri"!?lT^ daily expected.—For particulars "™"^^"" apply to JAMBS DAYIDSON, 85, Queen-afreet, jo_k3^ OaKQUK FaMeNOI'JH, ' jflgg-k. ■P FOR LONDON. SbESBBi a" Accounts against the barque Famenoth mußt be sent in to onr Office (in duplicate) on or before 10 a.m. on SATURDAY, the 9th instant. Passengers will please have their heavy lug gage on board not later than Saturday Morning, and pay balance of passage money. Shippers are requested to pass their export entries TO-DAY (Friday), and have Bills of Lading sent in for signature. . OBUIOKSHANK & CO.. AgenW. Business Notices. IBLE IN SCHOOLS agitation. — See New Zealand "XtK3.etaa," Saturday. Bth June, 1883. " Vfi • HITB, White, White Sewing Ma- T t Machines.—B2 casea jast landing ex Johan Theodore.—W. O. Dennea. Qneen Bt. rp i a n i i. F. McKENNA AND CO., TAILORS AND HAHITMAKBB9, PrrT-BTBBBT. AUC-ÜBB, Desiro to tender their thanka to those friends and patrons who have BO kindly supported them during the last four years. MR MAURICE: SULLIVAN Has now Taken- Over the Business, bnt IT. McKBNNA remains In the capacity of Cutter, and bopea that his old frienas will continue their favour*. F. MoKKNWA it well known for his perfeo cutting, and la exoelled by none In Auckland. I A MBS EEID AND Sufi Beg to call the attention and oaref ul considera tion of those about to Furnish to the Vebx Favourabie Prices of ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house in town., , James reid & son, ' FoßumjßE Emporium, HOBBON-STRBKT find Shop from Viotorla-et- WIKEWORK. vyIitEWORK. J. P E T F 0 R D, . PtUMBKR, HIGHrSTHKET. Having ongaged an expert Wlreworker from Sydney, is prepared to execute all orders in the Wire line, such as Flower Baskets, Stands, Screens Fire Guards, So. Samples can be seen at J. Petfobd'b, High street. JJaOUN"! TvACOFI "OACON! HAMS! HAMS! HAMS I "JUST received, a very Prime Sample. NEW CUKE, * W. PARKER, Grocer, Hobson-sthbkt. T. ••«.. V ° ° X * 44 AHD 46, VICfrOEIA-STKEBT, Beg to draw the attention of Ladles and Gen . tlemen furnishing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK or XpURNITUBB, comprising Drawing1 and Dining-room Suites. Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with glass panels. Sideboards, Cheffoniera, Hall Tables and Hatatands, Office Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glaasea, Dining Tables, Cane Chairs to great variety. Toiletware, Drawers, Wash stands, &c, &a VTARPETS, - Including Brussels, TaMatrjr, Klddenolnater, and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum. Floorcloth, Door Mats, Wool Mats, Bed-room Rugs J&o, TDBDDING of all kinds ana of the beat quality. Hair. Wool, Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and FUuc Mattresses, Spring Mattresses, including the Paten, Wire Wove Mattraw ifeather Beds, Bolsters, and PUlowsj Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pal liasse T. & ifcOOKE, ■; 48, VICTORIA-STRBi ' [Factory. KUiott-atreet. $ ° V l ° B BEES WAX! BEBS WAXI .J. : Purchased In any qnantlty for Oast, Bnyera of Fungus and Mnntz Metal." ' . Having purchased in China a Fine Aesort ment of Teas himself, JAMES AH KBW can oonfidently reoommend them, and iraati that all his old Customer*, and tbe Public generally, will avail themeelVßß ot this uplondld oppurtunlty and call early la buy his Superior Congou, Best flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, and various Mixed Teas.suited to every taotei... Me haaaleo on hand Japanese Ware, PMaerved Ginger, Crockery ware { Silks, Handkerohlefs. and oner oommodltlea too nameront to mention, Note the Address!- ■ , ; -''■•■'•■ ■ JAMKS AH KKW * CO., ■'■i' BM. Qman-atra«t. Wm. MoArthur ft Co., AUCKLAND. TO DKAIrKBS IN FANOT GOODS, XAKTHENWARB, CHINA AND OtABS AND BKNKItAij STORKKKKB* «3 \ . Plain and Fanoy BeaUflnery Perfumery and Toilet Soup* Brushware and Carabs Table and Pocket Cutlery - K.P. and B.M. Goods ' ■ > Ironßedstoada Mlrrott and Fancy Fnrnitare Clocks. Watches, and Je wellecf ■ ' Tobaoop, Oteare. and Hpee ; Mutlesl Inauramonta , Eartheuwnro, China, and Glass Taww, Flower-stands, &c - Parian Ware, Plot urea .' Pnraea, Hand Bags, and Basket* CMokettag Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badmtnton Arohery and Croquet Indoor Games. Toys. fto. . pLBAJXING-OUT BALE OF \J OOTLBRX. THOMAS SAMUKIj, being compelled to Clear out his Stock ot Cutlery in oonsequenco of the PRBMIBivB COMING DOWN and no ptheifinop being obtainable, is now SBLL.ING OF» the wnote ot the Stock at aniecormons Saorlflce. The goodß are from the be<it aheffleld makers, and win have to be sold at any price. Con»l8U»g of- Best Ivory Table and Dessert Knives, Kleotro-plated Forks. Spoons, Crnou. && Nevada and Nickel ahver Forks iad otioona. Superior Sobsora and Razors. WHOLHBALK AND BBXAIii, THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLBEy. 48, Queen-atreet : (OpiO rite Town Cloak). #1 L>l AM 0 C3LLIIE B, BOOBS. LAND, X3TATB. AND • COMMISSION AGKNT. OBAUGHTBMAN AND IIiOMINATOR, MAPS; PLANS, fto., COMPILBD. (COOUBZaS CBAMBKBB, 86. QOBEr.-BTUBRT. W.G. bass to notify bis friends and the public generally th»» ho has removed to »he above prembOH. where he hopes, by strloi attention w the reaolremenffl of hla ollentst to merit support. Prom Tils tare knowledße of PonßanbyS pertiea. he Is in a poaitlon second .to'Muto deßrwitliDartUsbnyiiigor oelllng u» iSiTd£ Inspaotion of my Ust xespeoUnlly Invited A roadjr salo for Cheap Honsen and Allotment ; ,WO Sam ifo CHARGB. ,;■.;' A long list ot Coantty Propenleo open to in; apeaUon. Insurances afflootea at ioweat Bates. Remember the Addteas— OOOMBES' CHAMBERS QUEKN-BTBKBT.



JUost and Found. LOST, Stolen, or Strayed, from the Onei huuga iijb, about 25th May, a Hrowa Gelding, about IS bauds high, Roman noao, and «f* °n forehead. bi&cttißh spot on off shoulder, with law* thin toll. — Anyone returning tha same to R. i-arroil, Baker, Onehunga, will be rewarded; anyone detaining tha tame after UilßcottoewiabflpfWeonted. ->£ LOnT, last nighty between O'Connell street (Ponsonby) and Opera House, a. fjtor Locket (containing photos) and Chain. jjjgj^gng a reWard°f &">nleaying LOST, or taken by Mistake, from ,„„„ 15«5 e- ■> Squared Kauri Spar, abotrt6ofs lonsr.-Flnder rewarded on application to ÜBMI galley. Baatbatlder. LUST, fox Terrier Slut, with black „ i J^wiUnyr left eye: answers to name CSXKAYEU, Pointer Dor lirer coloured j nu M S°«™ Nt>- 783- A™*l*oa City—Binder geara retnrn to Kobertsonn Store, Ponsonby ji'SUAFKD f'omTelel-Kenir. New Worth. *'■) Road, on Friday last, a bay Ponr. black points, gutta-percha ring roundTfetlOcji— Any person delivering the Pony at Mr Rogan'n win be remunerated. Teaaere. YyHANCrAREI-KAMO RAILWAY. No. 35, STATIOS BUILDINGS CONTBAOT, LKNSTHKNING WHANSABBI GCODH SHKD. ■-■'.• ; *;' •} ■ ■ Foblio Works Oflloe, : V Auckland, June 7th, lßSfc Tenders will be reeelvad at this office till noon on tfKIDAY. the 22nd Jaoo, for ibove contract. = Theyora to be uurted outside, "Tenderfor No. 35, .• tatlon Butldinga Contract," and ad (fresßjd to the Mlultier lor Publio *M»ks, Auckland. ■•>.;, i : '!*Z , P.ans, Bpecifloatiooß, and conditions mvrba" *Sr? at toe Ptibiio WoskaOffloej. Aucklandaiul The lowest or »ny tender not necea&arlly ftOoepted. ••..-.. ■ -■~-■■ . ».i, nt Byoommand, ■ • Bignel) W.H. HALIH, Dfapery- Clbaking-out Sale. mrs. botterworth, MHiMNBB, &a, Wttli HOLD A CLEARING-OUT SAIiB OB| WINTER GOODS 708 A FffiW WSEKS, COMMENCIHO SATURDAY, 9TH iNST.i AT QRffiATIiY REDUCED PRIOR?, CONSISTING OF liiDIEa 1 AND CHILDREN'S OOBTUMKS, UNDEROLOTaiNH. BABY LIKEN, jAOKETBj OLSTERB, AND MILLINBRS 803DS IS QREAT ■ i VABIBTT. QUEEN-STREBT (OPfOSITB OlTr MAKKET), MONEY • IN .■ *%. rpELfSj:{ M . The UNDERSIGNED Is annoknelng Oie. Aspiration ot his Lease and a REDUCTION in Prices of hid, Entire Stock, as a Substantial Proof of Gratitude for Paßt Patronage. Healso Offers a Discount of 2a in the & on afi parcels of alls ana upwards. < _My Stock is weU-knewn as being of thh bbot makers in all Departments, so that Qenuina .Bargains can now bo obtained* G HARLES ALLEN, GENKR/iI. DRAPER, VICTOBIA-STBBEI. J. AND W. W ILLIAMS ' DIRECT IMPORT RS OF : DRAPERY AND FANCY GOODS. ,: _ ' Both Sides KARANGAHAPK ROAD, NHWTON. „„ "NOT BiILU^O OFF" "NOT aOlNli TO ENGLAND"— "NOT OFFERING A JUAHGK DUCODNT" iiai have to arrive by the following vessels sftJS TOBI"" O'"""*»-.....S OABBB AUKICtA.. .*.,» ~ 6 OAHKfI GKORGK BKWLKY .....a OABBS OLYCK ......BOAS3Ba In adtHtfon to the above-mentioned Goods, we shaU wcelve. ex George Bewlhiv ibmrt 3S (two hnndred) of Cooper. Box and Co.™ CECBBR*TKD PATENT VKSTIiAIINO WATERPKOOF . TALBTHES GOATS. nS^f wh.?i l ha Fiad SWB wspeottag them Ooods^"! have tried your Ventilating Ooat weU In the ooorainn field, and consider Uil neat raocesss. It is reort oomfortable to walk ANew Prooess Qnßt discovered} prevents the- ■ rubber hardening and destroys ail wnell oC We have always on hand a SHOW OF HOSIRBY. SHIRTS. HAT« 1?B8, BRACKS. aSW&OQhfcjJtit™' &a, tee. " . .T Fte "PMo%^S'l ei 7S eb*r* »»a Gocd Value, Second to None in Newton. " Board and Residence. \J Ffrat-olass Board and Beatdenoe; atagla roo^,^^perweekJbattsK—Mrs Fuller. ACCOMMODATION foMtwo respeod-' * • aJU Worklnn M*n where two others are " kepti-For. adflresa apply H. Slator, Groow! oorner of WeUesley ana ChapelHatreetsL , HUBHAM HOUSE, near Victoria* ,&L jntiiar s-ffi* was ' /^TOVisjtCJSJOK JBUO wa o. HOTEIi1 VT HOBaON-STaaBT. Board »nd Ik»dgiko,__., i_sos. nor Waeir |. I . Auctions, ;, . TUESDAY, JUNE 12. LADIES' KID & LEVANT BOTKMf ! ; BOOTS AND SHOES, j LADIBS' EVENING SHOES, HOUSE BOOTS. ; GABRIEL. LEWIS i ■),,; HAS received Instructions town at Sis CT rth ..si?. n?\ toppoßi£ ThomtOß, Smith S gO^UN^QOIgBOOTBAWO '"' v Terms at Sale. WEDNESDAY,, JIJHB 13.," "* TO SADDLERS,"raiALERS AND OTHERS. jj GABRIEL LEWIa i; fS AS received Instrnctloiw to «ea «t tea ■ ,■ - ■ &a. .aa, &a :., ■ j TennTTrSale. j| ! THURSDAY? JUNE 14. CLOCKa CLOCKS. CLOCKS, TIMEPIECES. \ LANDSCAPE AND MARISE OLKOGRAPfIS ! - (BEAUTIFDT.LY FfiAMBD) ;■■■ ■— ; . ■ GABRIEL LEWIS ! TZTAS received Jngtmctions to BelL at Ma M, B& ißar aasa&fi?*1 above date, at v o'clock, ""~on-fIWMV on the 32 CASBfa CLOCKS (aborted) - , . W. S. COCHBANE. ~' JAS I , MONDAY, JUNK 11. WATCHES, JEWELLERY, BOOKS. IT 0? !l ALK ' 8«c«0D- ■* °°t Rooms ff^orntreat. oa «ondt,.-u*| Oi £ o™^ |ANOY «Co^, rtAiED^JSI j SAMUEL COCHRANE "■'& SOW I ADOEioneeia : ' ~ : (Gontinuext on founk Paye)* 1