CABLEGRAMS.

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Ihe New Hebrides Question.

LONDON, June 28. A deputation of colonial Agents- General to Earl Derby oa tbe question of the pro po«ed annexation of tbe New Hebrides will wait upon tho Colonial Secretary today. Obituary. The death is announced of Dr William gpottiswoode, the well-known printer and ; scientist, aged GO. Fighting in Afghanistan,—Rebel Victory. CALCUTTA, June 28.

Telegrams are to hand trom Afghanistan, announcing that further fighting h*s taken place between the Ameer's troops and the Jttebel sbinwarris. The latter attacked a convoy of munitions which hud arrived from India for the Ameer. Severe lighting took place between the guard of the convoy and the rebels, resulting in the defeat of the former and the capture of the whole of the convoy by the Sbinwarris.

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h- iNDON, June 28,

Eighty deaths have occunedfrom cholora at Uamietta and several at Port Said. The Marseilles authorities have decided to quarantine all arrivals from Egypt. Steam Service Between France

and Australia,

LONDON, June 27.

The woollen manufacturers in the north of France aro pressing upon Government the desirability of establishing a lino ot trading steamers between Havre and Australian ports. M. Cochety, Minister of Post and Ttl graphs, approves of the project if the colonies unite in granting; subsidies NEW STEAMER FOR SYDNEY.

Messrs Howaid Smith end Sons' new steamer Barwon averaged 14J knots on her trial trip. She sails tor Sydney on July 5.

THE CaREY BkOTHKKS. LONDON, June 23.

Peter Carey has left Ireland for Mani toba, and It is reported tbat his brother, James Carey, also embarked at Queens towa on Tuesday lost. a ROYaL MAICH.

Prince Louis of Battenburg, has been betroth*d to the Princess Vicioria Eliza beth, eldest daughter of tho Grand Duke of Hesse-Darmstadt, and grand-daughter * of the Queen,

AUSTRALIAN.

MELBOURNE, June 23,

The local agent of tbe Peninsula and -Oriental Steamship Company hus received a telegram announcing tbat in consequence of tbe outbreak of Asiatic cholera at Danii etta, all vessels arriving from egypt will be subject to three days' quarantine at Aus trian, French, and Italian perls. In the ease of Italian port?, the regulations are the game as those made last year under similar circumstances.

TELEGRAMS.

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RUSSELL, this day.

The Wellington sails at 4 p.m. Passen gers i Messrs Ct earner, Mosefield, White, Hill, Mrs Middleton, Miss Middleton, and others.

The Penguin left at 4 a.m. for Fiji. The Bank of New Zealand will probably open a branch at Whangaroa in conjunction with their Russell agency. '1 his will be a great boon to the settlers in those parts. CAMBRIDGE, this day.

The Land Court opened yesterday morn- Ins before Messrs Macdonald and Puckey, and was adjourned again ia abont half-an hour. Mr Sheehan stated that tbe natives were still discussing the matter of the names to be put on the Tatna lists, They would have lists ready to submit to tbe Court by 2 o'clock. Tbey had also agreed to lee thePukekuraandPuahoe sub-division Stand over till 2 o'clock. Mr Sheeban stated that the Tskora No. 1 had been aettled out of Court this morning Tekeoga and Auihuitaha will also be brought forward at tbe same hour. His Honor is also expected to give an important decision In the Pukekura case this after noon.

Messrs Whitaker and sheehan, members for the Thames aod Waipa, leave the Manukau on Sunday for Wellington,

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.-.-.. Blenheim*this day. Mrs Dodson, wife of Mr H-. Dodson, M.H.B. for Wairau, died this morning,

WELLINGTON, this day.

D'VURCE CASK,

U hi At tho Supreme Court the divorce case. < Parker v. Parker and Haig, was heard. Thla waa a petition of the husband for I a dissolution of marriage on the ground of I his wife's adultery with respondent (who • tesieesat Now Plymouth) and desertion. . The jury found for petitioner, but delayed granting a decree nisi until they had considered a point of law raised I At the Divorce Court this morning, tbe E case ot Thompson v, Thompson and Watt ' was commenced. The husband's petition - is for a dissolution of marriage on tbe grounds of his wife's adultery with the, co /respondent. Petitioner also claims £1,000 damages. The parties were married in I England in 1875, and came to Nelson, i -where they resided until 1881 v i Daring that period petitioner visited ft, Fiji twice, and on his last i i return from there, he found that his_ wife i had flown with co-respoudnnt, who is-the ■ ion of a mobolder In Watiau district. The case will last all day,

;::. TIMARU. this day. • Captain Bascand, Harbour-master of Timaru. died at Waiti, near Blueskio, at : D last night, of strangulation of the bowel". Deceased was married yesterday week, and bad been spending a few days in Dunedin. While returning by express on Wednesday, f he was seized with illness, and conveyed to as hotel, where he died. Deceased leaves a large family by a former marriage. He was a much respected and highly efficient - officer.

DUNEDIN, yesterday. A house in George-street, occupied by Mr Clark, and owned by Mr Allan, was gotted this morning. It was insured for £200 in the Victoria office, but the furniture was uninsured. ■

THE JEWELLERY ROBBERY.

At the Police Court this morning, before H. W. Seth Smith, Esq., 8.M., Charles Brown and John Grappal, on remand, were again brought np on a charge of breaking •nd entering the shop of L, H enriksen, of Victoria-street, on the night of the 12th June, and stealing watches, articles of jewellery, and £13 in money therefrom; estimated value, £1,496.

Sergeant White conducted the prosecu tion. Mr Tyler appeared for the prisoner Grappal, and Mr i-usk for the prisoner Brown, John Mitchell Walker was swore, and deposed tbat he was a detective officer, also a civil engineer and surveyor; be prepared apian of Mr Hem iksen's shop ia Victoria street, on the 27th Jnne, Lawrits Henrik*en deposed that he was a watchmaker by trade, carrying on busi ness at 101, Victoiia-street; kept a large quantity of jewellery in stock; resided in Monet Roskill Road; left his shop on the evening of the robbery at a quarter past 6j secured the fastenings, and two doors one leading into the yard, and the other Into the street; the front door was secured by a common and a patent lock ; the back door was secured by a, common lock and bolt; tbe windows were all secure. Detec tive Walker's plan was a good one; his Bhop was next to the aurora Hotel; there wss a fence between the hotel and his pre mises 5 feet huh; a man could easily look over, flad opcupied tbe shop for five years, tin leaviogtbat night for home, he lefrbis entire stock of w-> tctu s and jeweil :rj behind, amounting to £1,800. T.,ok the stre t door key with him, but omitted to lock his iron sate on that particular night. There were £14 in the safe in totes, and a half sovereign and some silver in the till. Reached his shop at 8 in the morniog, and found the front coor closed but not locked, Fonnd the empty cases on tbe counter and abont the shop. He missed nearly tbe Whole of bis stock. Informed tbe police of his loib, Witness then minutely stated Bow'he found the premises, and other par ticulars with wbich the pnblic'are familiar, the details bavin* been »iredy published, (S<.ft Sitting )

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TO-DAY'S BUSINESS- -

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WELLINGTON, this afternoon. Mr Hurst goes to Auckland to-night as a witness iv the perjury case. It is understood that Mr Bryce has brought btfore the Cabinet Wahanui's p- tition, and Ministers are discussing pos sible methods of simplifying the Land Court system in the direction of more peedy individualisation of titles. Second Heading of the Constitu tion Act Amendment Bill. An interesting debate is expected to night on the second reading of Sir George Grey's Constitution Act Amendment Bill. Auckland Grammar School Scholarships. Mr Dargaville to-day asks the Minls'er of Education whether it is true that the Attorney-General has given an opinion that the Auckland Grammar School Act pro hibits the Board of Governors from grantiog scholarships to boys attending the primary schools, or who are not at the time of ob taining scholarships students of the Giammar School, and, if so, will the Go verument, this season, bring in a bill to amend the Act to enablo the Board of Governors to grant scholarships to boys who qualify at primary schools or el»e where, 'ihe Natives and Lawyers. Mr Toraoaoa asks Mr Bryce if he is aware of the general outcry amongst tho natives against lawyers practising in tbe Lands Court, and, if so, whether he will take step* to prevent the natives being further plundered. Extended powers are asked for town dis tricts. * Mr Whyte to-day asks the Govern ment to give them borrowing powers, and Mr Stevens to enable tbem to levy rates in the same manner as boroughs. Our Native Members.

Major Te Wheoro to-day asks the Government to appoint a doctor for the Waikuto natives, aud Mr Tawhai asks the Government to connect Hokianga Heads by telephone with iiokianga

Another Law Bill. Mr Connolly to-day asks leave to intro duce the Gisborne Courts Proceedings Valuation Bill. two Waipu Petitions. Mr MitcbeUon presents a potition from Murdoch McLeod and 106 others, praying for the construction of a tramway trom Whangarei Meads to Waipu. He also pre: Bents a petition from other Waipu resi dents, asking the government to extend the Immigration Act to nova Scotia. Dick Feltus's Grievance. Sir George Grey to-day presents a petition from " Dick " Feltus, complaining that ho was not permitted to copy documents in tbe Supreme Court by a "politically appointed" judge aad officials. Election Petitions Act.

Mr Ivess's Election Petitions Amendment Bill provides that petitions may bo with drawn oa application to tbe judges ap pointed to hear petitions, and that parties to the petition shall not bo liable to costs if the proceedings taken are consequent on an error of the Returning officer. Technical and Female Education.

Mr Hutchinson intends moving shortly that the oppropriation of £2,0u0 be divided among Education Boards for the purpose of encouraging technical education by means of night schools or otherwise, and for the establishment and encouragement of female classes in neddle work and cookery.

Auckland Members and the Rotorua Railway.

Matters concerning the Rotorua railway continnc, to all appearance, rather mixed. One or two Aucklnnders ceem standfast in their determination not to assist in coeiclog the Government, and tbe Ministry, even if ao inclined, cannot recede from the potition they have taken up without a loss of dignity , At the meeting yesterday, power was given to Mr Dargaville to convene another meeting within 10 days, if desirable, and »c intends to c .11 a meeting to-morrow. A considerable section are disposed to move in the Honse that tbo Government be cen sured for locking up so much land under the Thermal Springs Act. and that the Bouse is of opinion tbe Government should affotd every facility to the Railway Com pany.

While things have this outward appear ance, 1 incline to believe that the pro-pecs of the Railway Company are not so gloomy ,as some people will be apt to iaagloe. I bave reason for thinking tbat tho Auckland supporters of the Ministry are no lc«s zealous advocates of tbe rights of the rail way company than are the Oppositionists. The consider, however, tbat tbey are much more likfly to influence the Government by bringing friendly pressure tn bear on them than by entering Into an uncompromising league with the promoters of the railway. l venture to predict that, if tholatter should fail In their endeavours to alter the determination of the Govern ment, the supporters of the Ministry will increase their efforts to privately influence tho Cabinet; and falling success to these efforts, they will, as a last retort, join iv direct opposition to Ministers on this point

FOOTBALL MATCHES.

Thb following matches will take place to morrow, weather permitting :— A game of football will take place to morrow totween the Evemng Btae and Victoria football Club of North Shore, at 3 pm. Tbe following will represent the STAK:—Grdvy, Chappel, Speight, Brstt, Diddams,McKeDZle,Taylor,beslop,Brooks, Mitchell (2), Watts,' Thompson, urummond, Armiger, and Harvey. Victoria: Somer field, Gfattan, Swlnnerton, Williamson, Hewin, E, Hammond, Anderson^ Brown, Steadmau, Bailey, Farquhar, Armstrong, Burvel, Buchanan. The return match between the Young Colonials and Union Football Clubs will be dayed in the.Domain to-morrow, to com mence at 230p m, Tbe following are the representatives :—-Young Colonials : T. Whiteside (captain),- Berry, McCennell, Lawry, Cole, Warbrick, Ridings, Hard wick (2); Daok», McHugh, La Roche, PilkiogtOD, Williams, and Salt, Union : X, George (captain), Marshall, Gardiner, Brown, Damon, Houston, Fernandez, Cooper, Monnock, Moore, Maynard, Tawbai, Swanson, Jones, and Lipscombe. Emergencies : Smitb, Mark, and Latimer, A football match will be played on the Domain Cricket Ground on Monday next between the Shortland (Jhamcsjand Albert Clnbs. The Thames team arrive on Satur day nighr, A conveyance, taking both teams to the ground, will leave the Union Bank corner on Monday, at 1,30 p.m, The following will represent the Albert:—-'. 1 Bruce, Binney, Cole, Danks, Goodman, F, Hardwlck, Lccky (captain), Miller, AJc- DrmotS Pritchard, midings, Stewart, G, Smart, J. Smart, and Williamson, Emer. gencies : Goodacre and P. Mackie.

DROWNED IN HARBOUR.

Late last evening a man named Hutchins reported Jto the police the drowning of a man (name unknown) at the end of Queen street Wharf. He stated that haviog been locked out of bis lodgings he took a stroll down the pier, and ou'reaebing the end, saw a man, apparently I asleep, sittibg on one of tbe trollies. The, man was bareheaded, and Hutching aroused' him, and asked him to come and sit with him on tbe donkey-engine in stead of sitting in the draught, The man arose evidently with the intention of doing aa requested, but tripped over tho handle of the trolly, and fell overboard between the barque M endow and the wharf, Hutchins at once gave the alarm, and he was spoedily jojqed by tbe watchman of the barque. A rope was thrown to the maa, but without success, ioj he sunk almost immediately. Constables Patten, aijd Carrol, and Sergeant Kiely, werej then informed of thecircumstance. and a fruitless search was made inthsvicinity Hutchins was of opinion that the accident may have arisen through the man being suddenly awakened from sleep. Constables Luke, Macdonald, an'l Pieman, of the water police, found the b dy at 11 o'clock this mnrniLg under the wharf close to the Mendoza, after they had dragged for an hour in the vicinity. The body was conveyed to the moTgue, where it was identified as tbat of James Downey, a native of Glasgow, who was lately employed as et. r.'m-.n in the engine room of the s.s. Penguin. An inquest will be h^id at 2 p m. to-morrow.

Meeting" of the Waitekanri and Reuben Parr G.M. Companies lapsed to-day, there not being sufficient at either to torm a quorum.

MINING NEWS

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THAMES, this day. Bright Smile.—Got 701bs more speci mens to-day. lfilbs come from the eastern drive, and the remaindtr from the third stope. ISOlbs sre now on hand.

DUNEDIN GAOL ENQUIRY.

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DUNEDIN, this day. Yesterday the Commission of Knquiry continued their labours. Join Outram, a pensioner and ex-warder, deposed tbat there was continual trouble in the gaol, caused by warders watching warders and prisoners watching warders, and so on, siring information to the gaolers. Mr Caldwell always oncouraged that, nnd demanded it. Mr Caldwell would curse and swear at the warders and prisoners. He swore at witness when he asked for his discharge. Witness further said, in answer to Mr Whitefoord : It was cot safe to report anything wrong in the gaol. I bave noticed that when officers in this gaol made complaints they soon had to go. Whenmyeyesightbegan to fail, Mr Cald well would not put mo on duty inside the gaol. I went to see three or tour doctors, and when I banded their certificates to Dr, Caldwell he jumped atme as though I were a dog, and said that I could get a bucket ful of certificates if I wanted to. He, wanted to tear up the certificates, and told me to take charge of tbe Bell Hill gang, and when I demurred ho told me to go I home. I believe, bad I been allowed to go on inside duty, I should still have been la the gaol service. J oho i Somas, a prisoner, gave evidence of exceptional treatment of prisoners, and of looso conduct with regard to female

prisoners. J Kooert Beasley, warder, said: I have been in the gaol three years next October, I have seen prisoners sleeping in the corri dor—only snort sentence prisoners, and occasionally sick prisoners, a mannamed 1 ewii, tioubled with asthma, slept there. I ha»e given liquor to prisoners Lswis and Beid, and to Butler while he was on his trial for murder. I have known women to be placed on the male »lde—violent women. This witness also spoke as to improper treatment of prlioners, favouritism oo the part of the gaoler, and distensions among the warden.

The enquiry ii going on to-day,

To-day, Dr. Burns, goal surgeon, said that ho had seen that day for the first time, the regulation relating to the surgeon. He considered there was a wise discretion in tbe treatment of Moffat. He was properly excused from hard labour a» ho had become a monomaniac. He saw Rogers every day for a week prior to bit death. Mr Caldwell wanted him sent to the Hospital, but he (Dr. Burns) declined with great nit reluctance to consent as the man waa able to stand removal. None of the pris onurs complained to ihe doctor ol unkind treatment Personally he had got on very well with Mr Calwoll, and had no reason to think him other than a zealous, pains taking officer. E. Waroer McKelvie said he wss dis charged suddenly in 1879, on tho ground of insufficient prieoners, Be comalainod on the ground of not being Ihe junior warder at the time. He had seen three warders on duty when under the iuflucnce of liquor, but bad never complained, fearing that if that if he did he would have been dis charged. HEx-Wnrder Com,;an complained that, while tbero wero three warders junior to him, he had btca abruptly discharged. He believed it was because he had supplied the Government storekeeper with the lilt of stores which Mr Caldwell sent away.

TBM;:MJBCSIUkmD EVENING STAR, FRIDAY. JUNE 29.



"rgraonai. . LfrKKU .COi-LIN», please call at Penay Time-table uttloi, Saturday morn Ing, at 9 o'olook thorp Gatetta Notice VVAxK° M I T L At the Poll on Thar -d*y. ths foUowi-g Gentle men w.r- duly eleoted is Members ot the above District Hoard :— Jobn Abbot James Arorlba'd Wm. H. Cunwoll Aiex. C'ochiau Kdw. Paw. WALTFR BISAM June 28th, 1883. Returning < illloer. ■ js£A_&d9& •'iSMmSt-* NEWION ROAD BOARD BLEC TION. The following tolng the re*ult of tile Poll for Election, si token June 28.1881- Votee. Robert T. Warn coe 65 Kd»»rd Woolfleid .. .. - « John BlUlnpto* »1 ltd ward a, Hnokley .. ..17 Albert J- Holland U m.'ham Hellaby „ . .. 40 James MuNoir 39 Thoma raulder ~ ~ ..88 1 dscla'e the first fire gentlemen to be duly eleoted. THOS. SEAMAN. Returning Officer. Amusements. O^t ELIMINARY NOTICE. An ENTERTAINMENT Cn eld of the Fpeom HoU Fund) will take place in the Holt en TUHBDAY, the 17th of Jnlr. at T 30 p.m. J. L. DOCHRAN*. Hon. SCO. ■ » Money. A?in fO JtIU.UOO LENT on Building «* X." Melety prinolplee. or Oa other terms to salt borrowers, -allotments bought and Houses built oa weekly payment system. Mortgagee oa J Leans »»«•«* tod. See UM ol Properties tor sole oa Ith poee. Six per ooat. allowed oa money deposited for lavMUnent— 0. Wauawos. Load, Estate, and Flnaaelal iaei, _A ▼alnatQT. I Yntaoa Loae INDUSTRIAL AN D PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, . AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (CoitNKB OF VULCAN LAHB AND QUBEN-STBBIT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society Is now Issuing INVESTING SHARES ordlaory, carrying full rate of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP BHAREB of «20 eaoh, carrying 7 per oent Interest (payable half-yearly) and par ticipating In Surplus Profits. DEPOBIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 13 months, per oent, and on Deposits for 6 months, 8 per cent per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. Tbe Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of three fourths the value. Borrowers may pay off part or the whole o th#r Mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further par ticulars required may be obtained at the Bool'ty"a offices. GEORGE FRABKR, Manager. i • •• , ii.i Goodson's Arcade. T7OR GOLD AND SILVER WATOHE3 (a J? warranted) GO to Qoodson's London Arcade, rR STERLING GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY (guaranteed) /^t O to Goodson's London VI Arcade. FOR CLOCKS of all descriptions, and the Cheapest In Town GO to Goodson's London Arcade. FOR JET, Abyssinian Gold, and all Artistic Imitation JEWELLERY GO to Goodson's London Arcade. FOR ELECTRO-PLATE aad BRITANNIA METAL GOODS GO to Goodson s London Arcade, tfiOß BREAKFABT, Dinner, Dessert, After X noon Tea, Tea and Toilet Sets GO to Goodson's London Arcade FR MAJOLICA WARE, FANCY MOSS GOODS, VASES and LUSTRES GO to Goodson's London Arcade. T^OR DECANTERS, Water Bottles, Glass X Dishes. Tumblers, Wines, and other Glass GO to Goodson's London • Arcade. FOR FAIRY MUSIC. Concertinas, Aecor dians, Musical Boxes, Orchestranettes, Harmoniums, and Mu«ical Albums (*\ O to Goodson's London VT Arcade. FOR CIS AR and Cigarette Cases, Card Cases, and Goods suited for Gentlemen's Pre sentations ~ GO to Goqdson s London Arcade. Note the Addresses— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, AoCKtA«D' . ~ ~ OintisTCHtnicH. ONDON OFFICE: 68 St Mmy Axe. G. C 0 U T T S, DRAPER AND HABERDASHER, ■ . KARANGAHAPE ROAD, OFPOSirs HOWZ-STREKT, NBWTON.



_ST ANTKD, the news to spread about ? s the grand Oheap ffreeh Lot of Men's and Woinen'a Anoklanfl-maoe Boots; at Dampler's Boot Shop, Vlotoria-street WANTED, by a steady Single Man, a Situation In a Store or amongst horsej. Apply JN. Poat-offlce, Avondale. \i/ ANTED, two Pit Sawyers.—Apply vv to H. W. Heath.^ehortland-etreet | WAITED, by a respectable Married Couple (Man First-class Cook, Wife Kltchenmaid or waitross),a Situation.—Addrsss R.S.W., Star office. _ WANTED, the Address of Mr liar court, residing before Christmas near Floldlnir, Wellington Provlnoe.—aadrefs, A.8., Poat-olllce, Mqngawhare, Northern Wairoa. ANTEID KNOWN, that a large quantity of Blaok Satins ran be hv) at halt-piiu.i ai J. Cosgrave and Oo.V, late Linabury. ___ WANTHD, Pupils, by Mr Jonson (Shorthand Teacher at the College). Shorthand taught iv three months. Address: Karangahape Road. 41/ ANTED, a Geueral Servant; refer »V ences required. — Apply Mrs Bassett, Orakei Road, Remuera. WAITED, an Improver to the Cor pentering.-Apply on the Job, Rocky Nook, to Jobn Donald. \\r ANTED, a respectable girl, 16 to 18 ™v years of age, to assist in housework.— Mrs Atkins, Remuera. I WANTED, Dressmakers and tbe public I to come ana Bee tbe New Check edlk Tartaas. I different patterns; up ro Ls 6' per rard. So vury toaroe. To be bad only at Wm. Beehan's Drapory KBtabllshment Hobson-street [oppoalte Governor Browne Hotel. Hobaoaat.) VV ANTED to Sell, lucrative Buuness » ' In Qur.en-sireet, at once £8 per week . jrofltl, r rinclpala only rieali with.—Armstrong md ' A, Esmtw ayeno 177 Unß»n-itT«et ANTED, a jjood General servant.— Applr at Kamo (joinery Offloe, li,Queen itrar-t. _a ANTED, for a Farm, a Yonng Man v v W ho understands the work aud oan milk. -Apply Albeit Brewery, between 8 and 9 a.m. WANTED, a few good Carpenters at New Auxilllary Asylum.—Apply on tho iVorks WANTED, Tendors up to noon of Mon day next 2o>' July, for Fence—sorpar- IcnUrs apply Stak Office. ANTED, a Groom.—Apply to Mr J. Balnbridgo, Hacket - street, or at the tand, Union lliuik. I \\f ANTED, best Machiniats at once; ( v" highest wages,—Northern Boot and Ihoo Company. j WANTED, a Roy to ride for orders.— . _ G, Hulme. ii! ANTED, for the Kamo Colliery, 12 r v First-class Coal Miners and 1 Pitman.— jfflCO; 11, Queen-street, WANTED, lender* for Erection of Oottaao at James street. Ponsonby. Plans end nptolllcatlons can be Seen at the ifßtvi ot D. Goldie, Albert-street, up till i p.m. >t July 4th, when Tenders wld be oloeed. WANTED SEEN —The Cups and Sautyre. Id: Soup Plata*, lid; Dinner Hates (large alza), lid; do do (small else), Sid; it Damplerj Beijing od. Hobeon-gtreet. lE/ AN IED KNOWN-Ladie»' Outdoor l TV Shoes, la; Ladlea' High heel Blaok Kid Dun-Ing or Evening shoes, Is Ud ; at Dampler's Hoot Bbop, VloiorlA-'tree'. WANTED, Furnished Eoom, within ; 10minutes walkofPoet-offlce.—Address 1V.8., Stak Offlce. WANTED, a strong Lad ; mutt be able to milk.—Apply at Fisher and Co.'s at 9 ] t.m. tomorrow. I a*/ANTED KN"WN, that all widths j v v in Window Hollands, whlto and groon ire kept at J. lOßgrave and Co.'a. late .ulnabnry \\ ANts.D K>OW>, that the Juno J " J part of Young Ladlos' Journal is now )'n 3ale at Lonnox'a (late Wayte's). WANTED to SELL, Best Canterbury , Potatoes, 201b a ls, or is 9d per cwt, I lollvorcd lv town. Quality unequalled. Selected i }y myself In Canterbury. On hand, 1200 Books. -Wllllain Marshall, Auckland Market. H ANTED KNOWN^JTatI.OOOSirow Hats, fashionable shape, can bo had at id each.—J. Cosgrave and Co.'s., late Linabury. \l> A TED T«» SELL, a good hausage ; »? Machine (cheap); 17 inoh block.— Apply It Hutchinson, \ ictorla street. \\- A* I ED, to Buy, Left-oii Clowing of v v every description, for cosh. Parties ivaltod on. P.S.-Wanted Known—For Hire, Fran and Saddle Horses.—Apply Thos Hill, Jlothler and Drapor, ParneK. Hi ANTED, by a Young Lady thoroughly dooi*.tlo»i9 , a «l>uatlon In a respeot tble fanil'y. to aisl»t a mother ia household lutlaa—Addreis Alpha, »thi office. _\r ANTED Ki*OWN-Tbat we-are v* soiling tho remainder of our Ulsters and fccketa at a considerable rednotion in n ice — T. G. Brown's Draperi. Clothing, and Millinery Establishment, Parnoll. a ANTED, Douse of 6 or 7 roomß, ' * pl^aantly •auaie'i wubtn easy Uib ■inoeo' olty; family „f three; no ohldrea.— t;ply. Itegnt r»n', '0 Tenant, *ox 107, P.O. iV ANTKD KNOWN, that Table " Damasks, bleached and unbloached, ytn bo obtained at J. Cosgrave and Co."a (lato Llnabnry). ■x\l ANTED SSEN - Oilcloth, a yd wide. VV is Sd ; The Mngi. Sid. 3d, and Id : Jnge, 34 to 2b ; Meat n1.t.0.. KM; PuCdiog Basin*, [dj at Hampers Selling Oil. Hobson-street xir ANTED KNOW"-, Cricketers' and v v Footballers' Stockings and Cape made to order. Socks, stockings, &c, In stock or knitted to order,—Mrs Maodonald, Drako-stroet. ANTEITKN^WN, 1.000 "yards of Blaok and Coloured Velveteen*, at Is Id per yard, fomer prloe Is.—J. Cosgrare and Do., tale Linabury. \\7 ANTED the Ladies to Know tna' vv Munro anf MlUlgan, Honeonnrtot, have secured the servloes of a first oUes Mil liner, and aro now orepared tosuppl- millinery in all its branches on the shortest notloe. _aj A "TED KNOWN-That any one "* dfslrous at orjo/lng a Good Game of Billiards has only to call at tbe Globe Hotel, w»aedeld street, where One of Aloook's Prlee Tablee taker t. ■4 V AN rM) KNOWN-/ hat 100 Dor-n ' * of Colourod Kid Gloves. 1 Bottom, aro idling now at /s lid por pair at J. Cosgrave and Co 'h„ lato Unabory. ■ 77, A TEI- K»OWN—Tea Trays, ls, V V Bn d j, 3d ; s-n.n Trajß, Id i Pretty Tea Cannlstere. 01 and lid; al Dampler's Selling Off. Hnb<n" »t«w«. JT aJTFSE KNOW«— Cheap MaT y v tnmnn. Cheap Pallla-eee. Otwap Bob* •lead". Cheap Solan, and Crelonno Caahlons,— 310. Qaetn eueet. WANTED, Mrs Welch's Dancing Class to meet at the Carbon Academy, Hobjon-atroet, on Tuesday livening. Private ■enßOßSßlven. : j | yj_ a NT AD KNO W N.-Bngatello Boards.—Shipment jnst to hand or Look Ken, with real Ivory Bolls, all sizes and reliable) make. Also, Tablo Croquet, Raco Oames, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, &c—Chas. Kelsey and Co., two doors below Morrins. Ironmongers. ¥ AN ED KNmWv, thot~you cm »**• have the largest Wool1 Blankets >Sta3s Sd per pair at J. Coegrave and Co.'c,, lato Una qnry., i Al/ ANTED nnown (in consquence of vv the old premises being about tooome down), that the buslnees formerly carried on by Mr G. C. Plggott Watchmaker and Jeweller, has been Removed to the third shop above tha Albert-fltrect corner Victoria-street. WANTED KNOW* three Pairs for nothing to the Lady who does not think the La/llei' High-leg Hlgh-beel Prunella Poors for 0b Od a bargain ; at Dampler's Boot Bhop. Ylotorla-street. . WANTED SEEN—Tea Bottles, Od ; Meat Tins, Is; Dust Pans, Is; Flour Dredgers Id ; Fire Shovels, 6d; al Dampler's Selling off, Hobson-stroet. \\T ANTED KNOWN, 5,000 yards of Vv Shaded Satin Rlbbonß, wide width, ro duoed to 31 per yd., former pries le 61 par yd.— J. Ccegrave and Co.'s. la'o I>l"«bnrT'«. ViMNTiiD KNUWn-Three Pairs for * * nothing to the Gentleman who does not think my i-'reah Dot of UentV Real Hand-Bewa nlaatlr-eide Boots for 10s a bargain; at Dampler's Boot Shop. Vlotoria-street . WANTED SERN-Tbe China Dolls at i ld; Wax Dolls, Id; grand line of Mono/ Boxes (with look and key), Id; at Damplers Soiling Off, Hobaon-street. \h ANI ED SEEN—Foot Baths, 3s 6d ; * * blop Pall-, 2s 6d; Bacneis, le 3d; Wasbhanrt Basins, Is; Dippers, ls; at Dam pier's Belling Uff, Hohaon-atrf et. t*.'ANTED SKEN—Chamber Set*', 9s » » 6d; YeUow Pie Dishes Id; Badns, 3d ; Vegetable Dishes, Is Bfl t Sec Seo. at Dampler's Belling I iff Hobßon-Ptree WANTKD KNOWN—Good value in Tweed for boys' wear, 2s yard: all wool dress materials, 10}; flannel 9}; at J, Q. Brown's Cheap Drapery. Millinery, and Cloth- Ing Establishment, Parnell. iVANIEo KNOWN —I have just y » reooived, ex Manap'mrl, fresh ship ment Canterbury rited Potntuea and well harvested Onion-; also, ex Penguin, Fiji Yams, — St. E. Davlee. Cattom-street. ANTEDKNOWN, that 500 Quilted Black Alpacca fkliti oan be procured at 3a lid. former price 7s 6d.—J. Cosgrave and Co.. late Llnabnry. WANTED SEEN, the *ra«d lino o Gents' Warm Hotel Slippers at 2s also, Ladlei High-heel Prunella Boots, with toe oaps Bs6d.—At (Damplor's Boot Shop, Victoria street. \lf ANTED KNOWN-That I am pre- V v pared lo purchase Household Furniture andother effects oo the premises on the shortest notice. In town or country,—Apply personally or by letter, to Janus Bag. Darby-sheet. '%*/ ANTED KNOWN — CHEAP TIM- V v ber I Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywnere else at the Yards of D. Gqldik, Albert-street. r^TXNTED K*OWN-That all Work- V v ing Men can save their money by call ing ot Governor Gordon Restaurant All meals 6d. Board and Lodging. 15a per week.—Robert Murdock. Proprietor. Note tho address, nearly opposite the Waltemata, and close to tho Dock \XI ANTED, Posts and Kails of heart Vv woo". Posts—7 feet Bx3 inches of kauri, matal, totara, tltree block blroh, or puriri. Haile—9 feet S x2l inches of Amu, tltree, kauri, matai, totara, black birch, or rata. Dellveied on board cutters on East Coast, or ' landed at Ulkutala, Tnames Kiver. and Kere ; pae, Plako Klver.—Hunt & White, Contractors, June 2nd, 1883. ' '



Vv nnt«cl, W'ANTr.D KN-iW by friends nn ons»«mere—That Mcsr- J opp ana re Boot and Shoemakers, h*ve purohased ih Buret and BnelneßSOt Soott a».a 00. Vuitwra Street (opposite Hobson UoteU, and Intend I continue selling the Best Quality of Goods i current prioes. ______ _a; ANTED KNOWN—That TEETI v * oan be Extracted. Soaled, or Btoppe (charges strictly moderate) at The Dlspenear] Karangahspa Koad (next Lain bournes Hare ware Store). WANTED, a Gardener, one that cai milk preferred; references requlred.- Appl" Richard Reals Parnell I \^f ANTED, a Man or two good l,___\__ t< TI Sell Mufflns on wanes cr commlsston,- Aooly E. H. Percy. No. HO. Qroy-n'r-et WANTED Kx*W y—l will give J Paira of the following for Nothing t< those who do not thl nit them Bargains :—• adles High-heel white MarseU Boots 1» the pair Ladles'Hlgb-hcel White Ud Boots, Is 6d ant 2» Bd, at iiampler's Boot Shop, Victoria-street. \\,'aNTEl>, an Experienced Man tc v v take np, level, and relay turf on Bowling Qrtwn.—-* rply 95, Queen >ttest. WANTED KNuW ft—Herbs for aU Dheues and Complaints at The Dis pensary. Karangahape Rosd. De-orlbo your cue. and have the True. Harmless Vegetable Medicines, WANTED KNOWN, that oil widths in Finlay's Sheetings, plain and twilled, are kept at J. Cosgrave aud Co.'s., late Una bnry. W ANTID SEEN — Iron Haucepans Vv (tin lined), Is 3d; Enamelled «o. 3x; Iron Kettioa. 'ia 6d ; Hollers, 6s 3d; at V ampler** HelMng' ff. HobßOn-itreet. ii a ANTKD KNOWN-2,000 yards of V* Satin Dress 3tuff from BJd per yard; former price Is id.—J. Cosgrave and Co. (late Linabury. ANTED SEEN — Iron bedsteads (single). 17a Cd; Double do, 235; Iron 3ota, 14s; and the other Furniture at Dampler's jelling off. Bubaon>troet Mhop. WAITED KNOWN— THE BEST AND CHBA.PKST HOUSE FOR DKAPBRY 18 1. CAUG BEY'S, KARANdAHArE Road. WANTBD KNO^N- J, C. IS A CASH BUVEK, IS UnDtß BMALL Expsnbe, and Will war. a good AKTICLH AT A LOW PIIICU, ' WANTED KNOWN itrong Grey Calicoes. 2d, 2id. Bd, Id.ol, and Bd iVhlla ditto. 3d. 3J.v 4Jd. 51. Sid Sco« Heavy Navy Serge. Did, llfd, In Sid 31sck Uashmero. 1b Sid, In gd. 2* Od, Ss 3d Coloured Cauhniare. 1b B*d ; beautiful shades Of Win*. Muone. Prune, and brown Unbleached Sheeting, double wldtb, IOJd, Is Old White ditto, Is ld Is Sjd. 1« SJd kVurAliig Men's Shirts, 11 id UlOJd. 2s 6d, Bs. 3&3 d rimean Rhtrts, U lid, 5a Bd, 6s lOjd Vlni'd Books, In lambswool and merino, from 7jd Iplen. Id Value In Blankets A Large stock ot Ladles' Hosiery, and a Com plete Stock of Haberdashery. I J. CAUGHEY. Two IIOOKS Abovb Lamboubsb's, KARAMQ«.BAPE HUAD WANTED KNOWN, that 100 Dozen of Counterpanes, White and Coloured, ilno-cuartor to twelve-quarter, can be procured it J. Cosgrave and Co.'s late Linabury. ajaj ANTED KNOWN — 5000 yards ol Y» Muscovite Cloth, tbo Dress of the Season, can bo procured at Is per yard—well worth 2s—at i. Cesgravo and Co.'s, late Lina jury. __, ANTED KNOWN — Tea I Tea 11 Tealll Having J u»t Bought a Bargain n Tea at Auotion. I wIU SELL IT at Is Sd the b. Several have tried it, and say thoy cannot «c any difference between It and what is tenerauy sold at 8s else <rhere. Any way. I WILL GIVE THRitK POUND? OF IT ffOR IfO'i'.'lNG to the flnt pnrxon who docs cot ;hmk It a Bargain. Bo be In time.—Al Dam )lo-'a Hob« n- Seel "hot, i, aa l'6i', ouy,r.-oi -iiv^r .iewellery w v to know that Charles Kelsey and Co. nake thla department a Speciality by keeping a arge assortment and confining tnemsolVes en- Iroly to real 811 vor.-Charles Kelsey and Co.. wo doors below Morrins, Ironmonger. \nr ANTED KNOWN BRIOK BATP. first-rate for paving partis, only 2s 3d a load, at Meohanles' Bay YanT, \\rANTBD KNOWN.-Mrs J. White, v v Draper, Parnell. has for salo a largo inantlty of English and Colonial Boots and Shoes at greatly reduoed prices, having decided to give up tho Boot Trade to onable her to rive tho nooetisary attention to the Increasing lomand for Drapory, Fancy Goods, &o. A lino ot good Droes Material at Bd, Klltlngs neatly made. Parcels dollverod to any address, Z\ ANTED KNOWN-That Excellent ¥* fortralta of the La-e Revs. Hnbbi and Hu*d o may be i-ad -t ' ennoi'd (lata Wasco's), 100, Qaeen street for Is eaoh. UTANi'D X*' WN 5000 vsrds of •uperior Flannel, all Wool. lOJdper yd, former prlco Is 2d,—J, Cosgrave and Co.. lata Llnabnry. &V ANTED—The June Parts of the v v Yonn* Lodiee' JosrnaL end vhe May Parts o£ the London Journal, have arrlred i b^luw tha usaal prloe; at ampier'n Hobsoc steel Step. kit AN TED KNOWN- V> JUaT OPENED UP AT STEPHENBON'S- Velveteoa. 1/9.25, 9/6, to 6/6 per yard 600 yarda Collated Satins at 1/8 and 1/8 1 oaee Uoelerr, neweet ehades, la Navy, Seal, Biack. Cardinal, wines Splendid Value In Ulsters, 3/6 upwards Plain and Fancy Jersey Jackets, 7/6 to BSS A Speolal Line In Newmarket 8h«#o, 20a Underclothing, In Neweet Sty lee, all prioes Ham. In Neweet Shape*, l«w» variety Large Assortment Men's Oloihing Fell Carpets, yard wide, 1/3 per yard Tapestry Carpets, 2/3, 2/11, end 36 per yard Oil OlOlb, for Hall and KUnr. 1/6 J/, 2/3 yard Matting. /9J. I. 1/3, (11 aad U yards wide) Flannels, /Ti, 18, 11, to 2/6 per yard M Blankets, 0/11 and 10/6 per pats W-l Blankets, 12/11 and 16/6 per pall 11-1 Blankets, 20/ and 27/6 per pair Wlnoeys, Hi. Old, lid, to 1/ per yard 1000 first Choloe Josephines, slightly spotted, 2/6 drkssmaking and mil.linkkx on the prhmisbb. ladies' own material made up. Saooesefal Contractor for Drapory for Lunatlo Asylum, 1883. STEPHENSON'S DBAPEEY AND BALB WAREHOUBE, ARANGAHAPB ROAD. NEWTON. ANTED X- OWN, 100 Doson of White Turkish T"welsare selling now Od oicb, at J, Cosgrave and Uq.'b, Into Linabury WANTED KNOW>-THAT *.H!L Se C, IKK-iRD'S BALM OF GILKAD Btonds fcremott among the thoneonds of reme dies now In vogue tor COLDS, HO«RIKNKI-S, BRONCHITIS ABTBM*. AND OHEbT COMPLAINTS. Used In all parts of the Colony, fold In bottles »t as ana 2» Od. THAT COMPOSITION POWDER, ' First made and csod by the Founders of Modloal Botany, now used by all who know Its virtues, is a Cheap and First-olass Remedy for Colds, Bore Throat, Looronese, Pains tn tbe Stomach j y , or Bowels, l-lb, tins, is Od. i THAT HAVING A LAROE STOCK OF HERBS IN NEW ZEALAND. N. Se O. have been able to Re-stook their Dispensary with the CHOICEST AND BEST OF HERBS. Thoy sollolt a trial from all who are suffering, Theirs Is Purely HWbal Treatment. BOTANIC "IBTs P E N S A R V, I I WBLLESLKY-BTRKRT EAST, Four doors from Crulakshaak and Miller's, Qneen-etreet. ATBIRATSI HA T8 I -Use SHaRLAND' 1 t'HOS ,JHO't fASTE. Rats on It grefdlly, and die; no smell, Prloe, One Shilling a Bottle. BHARI.AND Se CO.. opposite Pout-office. \Af ANTED KNOWN, that all the dif tv feront makes of Calicoes, including Crewdson's and Horrocks's, can be had at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s (late Linabury), WANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend en personal and collateral security, re payable by weekly Instalments. Bills dis counted.—Roe's New Zealand Pawn Shop. Darbystre-t ~~— \l) AMEDSEE^- TbechenpScientifie, v V PoHtioal, and other Books; als >. lot of family Heralds and London Joarneln tin parte) _ ; at Dampler'e Hellleg Off, Hobaon-etreet ANTED KNOWN-That3lo,Queen street. Is the place for Cheap Bedding. WANTED.— When you ere in Hobson street call and tee the Large aod Choloe Stook of Scotch Cheviot Tweed*. In heather and granite shades, «t Munro ana Mlliiqan'n. Gazette in tian&rnptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. m BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876." and the Aots a lending the same, and of tbe Bankruptcy of Wil liam Joh* toon, a Debtor. Thin is to notify that William John Scott, el Albert street. Auckland. In the Piovlnelal Dis trict o • Aucklan d, in New Zealand, Shipwrlght, | his this day fl ed a statemen 11 hat he Is U" able to mefthln engasremerts with his o"dl OIS the first meeting ot oredltors 'O bob Ma' ibeSn preme Oonrthoiue al Aaokla 0, on KHIDaY, the 6th day ot July, 1831. at it /clockin tbe forenoon, Dated this S9thday of June, 1883. G. W. BABLEY. Deputy Registrar, J as. B. Graham, <J»



To Let. ' id 5 iTO LET, New Bhop and Dwelling, Pon. >.. j X sonby Road (opnovite «i*Oounell-etreet). c; Gas and water laid en.—Apply W. li. Allen, Sr Oiaronoa-street. Puneonby. rt rjiO LET, 7-roomed House, corner of JL William and Howe streets. ' 1 r'|\o LET, the two New Shops in Rut- i d • land-Btreet acjoining the Clarendon j r. Hotel.—J. M. and J. Mowbray. l" rriO LET, a pleasant Marine Residence - 1 at the North Shore, with ileiioh Frontage, a Apply to Charles Bailey, Boatbullder. " 'B^O LET, lor 2 months, 3 good Cows - JL la full milk.—Apply to Mrs Smith, 0 Domain-street. ' I O LET, a Grocer's Shop and Dwelling " ' House in the best business street In • Devonport; rent moderate — Apply to John J Jerv.s or Goorgo Slbbin, ; i j"0 LKT, a nice new House of four 1 I rooms, register grate, ooncrete tank, &o„ Rocky Nook; 10s.-James Reid. Eden Terrace. ! ft'O LET, at Conquett Place, Ktratfortf t J street, a desirable Houss (Just thoroughly repalrea), »t low rent to good ooonpant.~M, [ Ryan. Parnell. • '1 'O LET, In East-street (near Excelsior I Hall), a Four-roomed Cottage with skit -1 Hon «tt«ohed. - Apply to Thoa Hayn, Put et. I O LET, from July 4, Brick Shop and 3 \ 1 rooms; good stand for buslneea la tbe • • centre of the oitr. and beet part of Queen-street; ' for ready money trade.—J. a. Duranoe, Aroh. Clark and Sons. OPFIOFRoom to Let iv High-street; small rent.—apply to Si Rout. rp 6 ~L B Ti Shops, with or without dwelling accommoda tion, in the new block of Brick Buildings adjoining the Hobson Hotel, Victoria-street. Apply to EDWARD MAHONEY & SONS. Architects, Queen-street. iff O B T B SHORE. HOUSB3 to Let in ™ Portions.- Apply, R.& R.DUDBK, Devonport Store. For Sale. FOR SALE, 3 Prize Medal Presses; very long steel slides, treadle and power. Price gjjj to eto.- Young Bros.. Durham-street, FOR SALE, Drapery Business, in a good position; turn over about £12 per week. Easy terms.—D. F. Evans, Queen-Btreet (next Bank ot Australasia). sjiOß SALE", 16 good Working-Oxen, X oootoliilng good leaden aad obolnere, with all gear for a kauri bush team,- Apply or pirtloulais to 0. Bishop. Albert Boarding mouse. Albert-street, Anokland. IjVUR SALE, lireeou-loading Gun, with o»bo and all neoessarlos, cheap; a great bargain.—B. White, College Road. IjiOß SALE, Two nseful Spring Cart P Horses; also, two riding horses j all young and quiet.—Apply £. W. Morley. Eden Terrace, mO WORKING MEN.—For Sale, on X voloanlo land, a pretty S roomed Cottage with large rooms, ouoboarda, and cistern. £U0 (freehold). F. G. BWINGTON. Estate Agent, next" Herald" offloe. lANO CASES, lined, for Sale (price, U U eaob), at Thoa. H. Webb's, Oak Honse. Habson itroet PIGEONS For Sale.—Antwerp Carriers (pedigree birds—bred from boot strains).— Apply to y, Qoodaore, Randolph-street (near Newton Road. iLLINBRY AND DRAPERY.-For a»ie, ob easy terms, the Stock and Good will of a profitable business, row minutes walk trom Qaeenstreet; preeeoi ownar retiring from bnslnees.~For particulars address WX. Stah Oflloe. • li»OR SALE AT KAMU,' WHAN- C GAREIj To be Bold, GENERAL STOPE at Eamo, new the coal mines, dolas a lanre Baelneex and Bteadlly increaaini. To anyone potaeaelng a small capital this Is anlopportunity rarely met with. For f nrther particulars apply B, MITCHSWON AND CO., Qneqp-etrcet. Anokland. On »S a l c 100 KEGS SAI^T BUTTER, IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT rUKOHASBKS. RD E W, . XV RW, yiCTQRIA-STRBBt. L>ACON I I»ACON I T3ACON J HAMBI HAMS I HAMS I I ÜBT received, a very Prime Sample. NEW CURE. W. PARKER, Gbookr. Hobbon-strbkt. Drapery eta BOYS' QLOTHING \M AR T. PARENTS WOULD DO WELL TO MAKE A CALL AND INSPECT, BOYS' NEW ZEALAND TWBEO BUITR Boys' tUothlng Mart BO7B' 8 AILOR BUITB. Bays' Clothing Mart HOYi-' Vklvet SUITS. Boys' Clothing Mart. BOYS' SURGE SUITS. Boys' Clothing Mart. BOYS' OVEROOATB. Boys' Clothing Mart. Special Llnte In Strong Durable TWEBDS FOR BOY* WEAR. Measure token and pattern cut to fit at nominal charge for those wbo prefer to moke ne their own garments. FOX BOYS UNLY, Note the Address— BOYS' fM.Omi"Q TMTART, oys* Clothing IVlabt. Next to tbelr Taiwrihb sstabmbiimknt. WHITE AND WATKINSON, TAILORS AND WOOLLBN IMPORTERS. VICTOBI4-BTB»ET. AtOgLAND. TJBAD THISTWWICE.-Nenrly Xv Great Fire lDpEarangahape Road. -BARGAINS! - KOHHI'vT MAtk'N, Nbwton, hoe bouebt a Stock from the Founfelne at a 100 per oent. dltoount. This Stook ot 1 and few 000*1 & will be ?lvon away. Men's Shirts, at 1/6, wortn 9/11; Men's Twe<-d *uit», M/ 0, worth a few pounds. Llko Reductions In aU De partments. Alteration ot premUre medi tated. Foot I Job Lot of Men'? Tweed Trousers. e/B. worth the money. Foot I Boys' Overcoat*^ IS/0; Youths', 16/. Well WOR T H EiIADINO, Do you wish to see tho Best and Cheapest Display of Drapery, Hosiery, Millinery, Ladles' and Children's Outlining In Auckland ! If so go to address as below, when you will be repaid for trouble. JAMES SCUTT. General Draper and Outfitter, London Homo, Victoria and Nelson streets, ___^ Auckland, J# AND We WILLIAMS, IMPORTERS OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND FANCY GOOD*, BOTH BIDES KARANCIA HJPE ROAD, NBWTON; And at WHANGAROA NORTH. TALBTHBS. rpALfcTHBO. rfIALETIKB. ALE! HBP. Xai.EMIKS. JLALBTHB9, We have just reoelved, ex Clyde, A BE3OND SKIPMBMT OF THESE OKLE BRATKD PATENT VENTILATED WATItRPROOF CJATB, Made from ekploo Tweedp, In Canton, Cash npwe, and other mokes. * Any ot the stbore can be seen at our Branch Store, WhanaflrßO- ''end size round waist and length. Prioes', from 80s to 80s. Sen wbat the Field says respecting these Goods:—" I have tried your Ventilating Ooat well In the oonrslng field, and consider It a great mooess. It Is tr.o<t comfortable to walk In, and turns any quantity ot roll.—Yours very faithfully, * *•*•*• (Robin Hoodl-Messrs CoOPBR, Box AND CO." A New Hrooexß (Just dlsoovercd! prevents the rubber hardening and destroys all smell of naptha. A Job Lot of HONEYCOMB QUILTS just to hand, ten aaarter, from 1b B<i to ifc> 6d. We have always on hood a BHOW OF HOBIBRY, SHIRTS. HATB, TIES, BRACES, BELTS. COLLARS, tec tee. Wot Prloe. Style, Variety; and Good Value, Beoond to None In Newton. r INENB |I nenTTi IRISH LINENS I MANUFACTURSR'S LENGTH 8, Yabd Wide, good and fine, trom Is Sd the jard LAMBS' HBM-BTITOHBD AND EMBROI DH.KKD HANDKERCHIEFS, beautiful designs, 6}d LARGK SlZ* FINK LINEN HANDKgR CHIEF J, 8d BOUGHT CHBAP AND 80LD CHEAP. INBPECT AND JUDGE FOR YOUE3BLVKS. T, B. ROB3ON. MELBOURNE HOPSE, PONSONBY. DOES your Sewing Machine trouble you , U so, Bend It to » Practical Machln Ist,—n. H. uham-e™, 70, Queen-Etrctt (oppoßlte tbo Bank ot New Zealand.



j Board and Residence. BOARD AHD RESIDENCE, thri floors trom Young Men's institute. CROYDON VILLA, Vincent-street.- First-cla>s Accommodation tor two Gentl men, Baths.-Mrs Falter. 4 GOVERNOR Uhorvxto HOTKi VJT HOB3ON-HREET. Board and LoDowa.__..„_.!JOs. per Wee] Single R00m... ....265. per week Business Notices. T ION E L P H I L L I P S WINK AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, Bas opened In the same Premises as occuplid by bim Six (6) Years ago, and will be glad to see all old Friends and Customers. LIONBL PHILUPB. i iLKAKINu-uUT SALE OF \J CUTLERY. THOMAB SAMUEL, being compelled to Clear out his Stook ot Cutlery In oonsequenoe 0( the PREMISE COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable, is now SELLING QV<r the whole of the Htock at on enormous Saortfloe. The goods ore from the beat Sheffield makers, and will have to be sold at any prloe, consisting of— Best Ivory Table and Deisen Knives, Lookwood's and Johnson's Best Pooket Knives. Bleotro-plsted Forks, rlpoons. Cruets, tea. Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks and Spoons. Superior Solssors and Razors. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, IMFORTKR OF CUTLKKY. 4(1, Queen-street (Opposite Town Clook). TtTOTICE OF REMOVAL. MABSHY AND CO., TAILOBfI, Beg to Intorm their friends and customers that they bave REMOVED FROM GREY-STREET lo more Contra! Premises In VIOTOKIa-STRKKT (Two doors below Messrs Holland and Butler's), Where they trust to meet with a oontlnoanoe ot past favours. ENGLISH AND COLONIAL TWHED3 IN STOCK AND TO ABBIVB. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk. Best work manship, and moderate charges. Customers )wn material made up. Note tbe address— VMTOItU-BTRKET (Two doors below Holland and Butler's). MASSE V AND CO., TAILORS. TB. MEAD AND CO, beg te • announce that they are still selling it the following I ->w Prices, vis:—Prime Roast Beef, from 3}d to 61; ditto Honing, Sjd and 3d; 3ravy Beef, Id; Beet Baos»ges,4d; ditto Pork, Id I Corned Beef, 2}d and Sd; Rounds, 5d ; Fore laartsri, 2d; Legs ana Loins, 4d; Dairy-fed Pork from 6d to 7d, Pleare noto tbe address: F. 8. Miad and Co.. City Market, N.B.—Clean liness and^eoonomy combined. wf~ O" » I C B. BEES WAXI BEES WAXI Purobaaed In any quantity for Cash, Buyers ot Fungus and Hants MetsL Having purchased in China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMBS AH KKW oan oonfldently recommend them, and trusts that all Ids old Customers, and the Publlo generally, will avail themselves of this splendid opportunity ud call early lo buy his Superior Congou. Beet Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohoiig, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every taste: He has also cm hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Orookerywarsf Silks, Handkbrohlefa, and other ocmmodltlee too namerous to mention. Note the Addrcasi- JAMES AH KBW te C0 H M 4. gneen-gtrget O YOUNG MEN FURNISHING.— Walnnt Suites, upholstered tn maroon and sr-ou rep, made ezpreeely (or email rooms; alto Chatts of Drawers of Hich aad Betutlfai Mottled Kauri, at remarkably low prlcoi for o*sh—W. NOKRIK, Vurolture Manufacturer, top of Bhortlandstreet. VTOTICE OF REMOVAL MRS. T. DUFAUB, Solicitor, hae Removed to Queen-etreet, between tho "Herald" Pub lishing Offloe and the Bank of Australasia; immediately above the rooms of Mr D. F. Evans. Land nnd Estate Agent ■ ■ i iOOI 11 ACHE CUKE -Instantaneous 1 Relief. UDUNT ALGIOi Is bottle.-SHAR LAKD ft 00. (opposite Post-offloe) J^[■ OTI C E OF REMOVAL. HENRY PETRY, Jewe'lcrand Watchmaker, having removed to more control and convenient premises In Queen-street, under the Albert Hotel takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous customers for their support while In Vlotorla street, and hopes, with the Increased facilities In the new promisee, he will merit a contfnnanpe of their patronage. Li If. N C Id G. SAM, WHITE'S PRICffl LIST Is as follows :— Best Paling Fence of puriri posts, Hobart rails, and sft Hobart palings, one inch apart, 60s. Poling Fence to consist heart kauri posts, Hobart rolls, and heart kauri palings, 55a. Threo-rotl Fenoe, puriri poets and Hobart rails 45a. Wire Fenoes with Top Rail, 335. Wire Fence, 7 wires, 24a. Barbed Wire Fenoe, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, 18s per chain. Cattlo won't look at barbed wire. Plokot Fonoon. from 2s per foot not painted, or 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Pioket in with mill wrought Wicket Gate, all alntodcomplete, atSsperfoot. All kinds Repairs to Foncee and Estimates for very description of Fenoe given on applioo .ion to Sam. Whits, Fencer, Custom-street, apposite Arnold. Hlnes and 00. Wm. Mo Arthur & (Jo, AUCKLAND, TO DHALWRB IN FANCY GOODS, BARTHKNWABE. CHINA AND GLASS AND GENERAL STOREKEEPERS Plain and Fancy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soap* Brush waro and Combe Table and Pocket Cutlery R.P. and B.M. Goods boa Bedsteads . Mirrors and Fancy Furniture Olooka. W atohoe, and Jeweller* Tobacco, Cigars, ant>?lpea Musical Instruments Borthenwue. China, and Glass Vu«. Flower-stands, Seo. Parian Ware, Plotures Purses, Hand Bees, and Baskets Orloketlng Appointments , Lawn Tennis and Badminton i Archery and Croquet Indoor Game*, Toys, fto. Mieaical. . MONSTER ON VIEW. 111 l-Gome One, Co ran All, and -'ee'the MowSTHB TAPEWOKM, OVISR NINHTSBN F«BT LOMQII at Neil and Clifford's noian'O t>lspen»»ry, Wellesley-etreet Kait, fust expelled from a patl-nt In Auokland by thrir Far-famed Herbal worm Medlrtne. LIVER REGULATIAU. ~ AICKIN'S PODOPHYLLIN PILLS. NO. A ore now known from Invercarsill to Mon gonnl as one of tho most effective remedies far 11 SLUGGISH LIVER " Torpid Digestive Fano tlon, Biliousness, Chronlo Constipation, Flatu lency, &c. Thoy are a safe aperient ADD CONTAIN NO MINERAL WHATKVBB. Sold In Boxes at is., and Bottles at Is. 6 and 2s. 6d. (aU sugar coated). AT THE PHARMACY. QgKKN-STBHKT f lUKft FOR IN UIuESTION—TUNIC \ J BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Kegulatioe, prloe 3» a bottle.—SUA BLAND St Co (oppo site Post-ofllce). rpHE Best Preparation extant for promo- I ting Hair Growth Is Dr. ErisnusW, Bow's LOTION FOR THE HAIK, It Is prepared from the original formula ot this eminent authority by Charms Butcher, Pharmaceu tical Chemist (Victoria and New Zealand), lonctlon of Pitt and Grey-strerts, Auckland. FOR WINTER COUGHS and Bronchia Irritation, TRY AICKIN'S SYRUP or EUCALYPTUS with Hypophosphite of Lima and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronlo Chest Affections, " Alokln's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine," is most certainly altorativo and ouratlvo. Try It for Bronchitis and Asthma Address — THE PHARMACY, QtJBUN-BTBBBT. a G. HEMDtRSI»N'B Cherry Pectoral ** • Is an Excellent Remedy for Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, ABthma, and tho various other affections or tho Chest and Bronchial Passages.—Thie preparation is not supposed to Cheok tho Cough suddenly, blit to remove the cause.—To bo nod only of J. G. Henderson, Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposite Three Lamps. PonßOnby, Auckland. hJdARLANDS CHEHuYPkCTORaL, J Absolutely the beet remedy ever made for COUtfHB, BKIINOaITId, AND 00LD3, I'rloe, 2s 8d and 4s fid a Bottle. BHARi.AN fc 00. opposite Post-offloe. WORM 8 All ohlldren suffer trom them. It suspected, ask for the Certain Cure, SHAKLANDS WORM POWDEita.I/packet Apothecaries Hall, opposite Port-offloe. ■pott £HK CURB of CUUQHa and COLLS pOR THB CURE ol BRONCHITIS, FOR THB CURE Of ASTHMA and DIFFI CULTY Ot BRBATHINO, El)B0N8 Qyrup of JJypophobphiteb WITH IiUPHORBIA PILUUFBRA. In Bottles at 8/g. r'fiOOTHACHKI TOOTHACHE A TOOTHACHE Immediote Relief by usinjr EUSON'S M-GIC ESSENCE. In Bottles at Is. OCTOR a KfIOLD'SPKN NY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular medicine of tbe day. Price, 2s Bd a box.—Colo nial Agents Shabland & Co„ opposite the i Post Offloe. FLESH FORMfNO FOOD for Infants. AICKIN'S FOOD for INFANTS Is prepared locally from malted cereals, according to , the recipe of Baron Ueblg. It Is an / tproved BtmsTiTUTit for Mother's Milk; Fatten ) ; ing. Nourishing, and Inviooratino. . I Sold in Canisters at Is. (Sd. ) AT THE PHARMACY, QUKKK-HTHWH.



Shipping. ?e 1 J_____ OOHOONJBR LOOK OUT _&&&&• FKCWI BYDNKY> ~ _&________, Thoabovo veaßOlliavingenteroc c-) In at the Customs, Consignees are _ requested to pwe entries, pay freight, and obtair delivery or,!era. Goods impeding dl'charge ol '» vessel it ill be stored ot Consignees' risk and eipense. . v, ~ , B' MITCHELSON & CO.. b Auckland, June 89.1883. Agent j, * W AIUKU AND ONE. .aSgBgS ** HUNG A STEAM NAVI ,^a3W GATION COMPANY (LiMITKU). , TIAIE TABLE-JULY. 1883. S.S. MANDKAU. I Leave Onehunga i Leave Waluku i l Jane June I — 30-Saturday, 8.30 c.m. July July 2-Monday, i p.m. — . _ — 3—Tuesday, 9 a.m. ; *—Wednesday, 6 p.m, — - 5-Thurs., 10.30 a.m. l 6-Frlday, 7 a.m. 6-Friday, 11.30 a.m. 7-Saturday, 7.30 a.m. 7-Saturday, U noon 9—Monday, 8.30 a.m. 9—Monday, 1 p.m. 11—Wednesday. 10 a.m. 11—Wed., 2.30 p.m. 12-Thursdny, 10.30 a.m. 12-Thurs., 3 p.m. 13-Frlday, lp.m. — ~ „, — _ H-Saturday, 6 a,m. 18—Monday, 3 p.m, — 17—Tuesday, 1 p.m. 17—Tuesday, 8 a.m. .„_.-. . 18- Wed., 8.30 a.m. 19—Thursday, 6 p.m. — „ ■ .— 20-Frlday, 10 a.m. 21-Saturday, 7 a.m. 21-Saturday, 11.30 a.m. 23-Monday,Ba.m. 23-Monday, 12.30 p.m. 25—Wednesday, 9 a.m. 25- Wed., 1.30 p.m. 28-Thursday, 9.30 a.m. 20-Thnruday, 2 p.m. 28-Saturday, 11.30 o.m. 28—Saturday, I p.m. 30—Monday, 3 p.m, — — 31—Tuesday, 8 a.m. j All Freights payable before delivery of goods. J. BARR BROWN, _ Managing Dlreotor. ■"r ™ ' : i Educational. LADIES' BEMINARY. CollegeKoad.- Next Quarter begins July 2nd. ltvcnlng Classen lor Adalts. - Partloulars from MUs VaUe, Leloester Villa. MISS VAILE receives Ladies not attending school forin.t.-uotlon In Paint ing, Drawing, Painting on Satin, and Terra Gotta. ANCING CLASS, Ponsonby Hall. tadloa and "entlemoa detirous of iolninß forward names to Miss VaUe. j"""u H Ecclesiastical. Q.OSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION. BLUE RIBBON ARMY. A Mbbtinq will be hsld In the WESLEYAN CHOROH, PARNELL. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, AT 7.30. Hpeakers-RKV. MAOFARLANB. Mb DOUSE, and others, Sankey'e Hymns. Collection to defray erpetßOS. SEPULCHRE'S Third Dedicatioi . Festival THU UAY (Friday). SOthlnat.- S r anl-5? ,Ber, vloA 7' SO p'm- Preacher, Rev. G, H. S. Walpole. M,A„ Inoumbtnt of St Man's rarnelh OKNINGSIDE PREMBYTKRIAN M«A tol .»C?iF ßCHr?' h. e l .BgT' A- Todd (late of I*^ Pro,«!h In tho School-room on Sab- Dat.ii, at 2.30 p.m. Public Notioes. -j»«BS~ \ O.K. COURT riTY rimffltSßk. J\.eOF AUCKLAND, SO7B. litfwftrßffW r Dra Bvans and Coom having \______S__f_Zrig_____'. boon appointed Sorgeonß o£ the (SKEaiHM3i a™v 0 Court, the members \Ka-sAstM&l aro refl«eHted to forward with- IIIHSJiHjBJ ont delay to the Secretary the hJ___§£ME>_l_l narao of the Surgeon on whose _in ikl 'am, ] iat tllo y w]Bll t(Jbo placed.—Dr Evans may be conßuitod at his realdonco, Pitt street, at tho usual houra Dr Coom may bo consulted at Mr GUbart's,Chomißt,Queen-stroet, between tho houia of 12.30 and 1.30 p.m.. and 7.30 and 8.30 p.m., or at his residence, New market,—T. W. Allen, Secretary. -fijS&SSt if EUKKKA, So. dStmfflß&A ' 8171, A.O.F. AD.-Mem <£__W__%W___s__, hers ot abovo Court are \_____________n_S3X' informed that Drs Knight and VKiSMS 3S tBCm Evans have boon appointed MHNSpmHI Court Surgeons. Members will fi tIBHjHMII therefore forward to the Secre \jJj__Wm__*_rlo.ry on or before SATURDAY Next, June 30 on which Dr'a list they wish their names to be placed E Fitness, Secretary, Valley Road, Monet Eden. PIGEON MATCH SWEEPSTAKE OF TEN bHI'-LINGS. Undec rtio namiey Gun Club Rules, Wl 1 take place at Avondale on SATURDAY, 30lb June, at 2 P.m. sharp. IMPOUNDED, on June 23,1883, by Mr Small. East Tamaki. 1 Grey Mare, and 1 Young Bay Ur.ouht Horse, white stripe down face, two white hind feet (no brands vltible). Owner unknown. In default of being re leased, will ba bold at Pablio Pound, Otahubu, on July 9,1883, at noon. WILLIAM ABBOLUM, June 88.1883. Poandkeeper. Otahuhu, ]^ O T I C E, Any person found taking Gravel from the Epsom Pit after this date, without written per mifslon to do so, will bs ptoeeoutei as tho law directs. F. LAWRY. Chairman Eptom Road Board. SCth Jubh, 1883. CRLPTURE Gift Association.'—School >-cholar« (writers! will aall for replies to morrow (Saturday), at H. A. Colsoa'e, Stationer, Victoria-street. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVI DENT SOCIETY. In order to aflbrd those who cannot leave their avocations during the day an opportunity for assuring their lives, tho Society has decided to open on Office from 7.30 to 10 p.m. on two evening in tho week, viz., Wednesday and Saturday. Suitable accommodation has been obtained at Dickson's Land Office, next to Goodson's Arcade, Queen-street, where Mr Metcalfe and the Society's Referee will attend to receive and complete applications for assur ance, also to afford reliable Information as to the position of the Society. All policies taken oat during the onrrent year will participate In the distribution to take place os at Slst December next. After that date all profits will be divided ANNUALLY, a privilege whloh NO OTHER Life Offloo In the Colony gives its members. Recollect the Society Is UNBUKPASSED tor STABILITY, and for the PROFIT It has realised it Is UNEXCELLED. Tho Office will bo opened for the tat time on SATURDAY NEXT. 30th lnst. jtdAftGt CT ADDR Ea S. bULLIVAN AND MoKENNA, PITT-STREET, TAILORS, lUBITMAKKRH, and GENRRAL OUTFITTERS, Bog to announoe to their Friends and the Publlo ot Anokland tbat they bave Removed to more Commodious Pbbmisks ADJulniNu, wh*rn they shall be happy to meet Cuttomers and Kceiute Orders to their entire sstlsfaotion. Ba ltvan, MoKenna and Co.'d cutting ls too weh known tor remark. Perfect cutting and comfort la wearing guaianteed. The address ls I— Corn bb of Pitt ahd BarogroMMiflßteig. ANOTHER NEWSHOP.-A. Plsisted intends to open his new shop in a day or two, Great North Road, for the sale of Drapory, Stationery, Fancy Goods, and Boots and Shoes. ' b UIV the 2ls, Trousers made to measure I f>r 10s 61, at J. Williams's, People's Tailor Victoria-street. 111 LIVOCK, Bricklayer. Office : Fort- P • street, near Customhouse Hotel. Lear n Range?, Baker's Ovens. Tubular and Cornish Boilers set. Concreting, &o„ by the flay or contract, INSTALMENTS I INSTALMENTS 11 INSTALMENTS!!! Upon Hewing Ma chines must be paid promptly.—W. C. Dennes, Qicenstieel. DEAR AUNTY.—"WeII, I declare, alter trying stores In Auckland for weeks, seeking a good ono, I have at length discovered a First-class Grooer. Such Nice Goods, and such attention. Go, 'my dour aunt, and give him a trial. The address is W. E. LEWIS, VrcrroßiA-STRBiET, Betwoon Hobson and Nelson streets. P. 3.1 Ho waits upon families and delivers goods trw. 'S HE UNION SASHLAND DOOR COMPANY IS CLEARING OUT TIMBER YARDS, PRIOR TO BTOOK TAKING. JOB LOTS raoM FOUR (is) SHILLINGS PER 100 FEET UP. _JA.OtFIU HOTEL RJJaTAtJKANT.- X THOMAS QUOI begs* o tender his gTate-' ful thanks to tbe publlctoi'tb-' B'alpatronage bestowed on him since ho a?' nm a the manage ment of the above restaurant, and ls confident if tho excollent bill of fai-o that Is always placed before his customers was moro known, a still larger share of public patronage would be ac corded. At the request of many friends and costomere, I Intend to have Snppcr ready every evening (Sunday excepted) from 8 o'clock to 12 o'clock, when everything of the best will bo procurable-new laid Eggs, Ham, Oyßters, and Oyster Stews. I feel sure I shall be supplying a want long felt at this part of tho city; MEN'S ai^D E<»YS' CL^THIngI- Never seen cheaper in Auckland, not withstanding all strong assertions made In advertisements. This is genuine Men's splendid Scotch Tweed Overcoats, Heather mixtures, 28s 6d; real valne, 12b. A largo quantity of Men's Winter Tweed Trousers at 9a lid, bonestlv worth 10s 8d; a few Men's Busi ness and Working Coats ai 7s 6d, worth 10s 6d. Every other kind of Clothing equally Cheap, at JAMES BCUTTB, General Draper, Lonclon Honse, Vlotorla and Nelson Streets, Anokland. —N.B. i Country orders must be attended with P. 0.0.



, leuaers. ' I HIT OUNI ALBERT HOAfl JLVJL DISTRICT, ■___?_■■; ! NOTICB.-Tenders are invito* for Breaking ? Stone to 2} lnoh guago on .the Mount Albert J Main itoad. Tenders to be left at the Store of Mr C. J. Small, Mornlngslde, not later thaa 1 WEDNESDAY EVENING. July 4J88& A, K. TAILOH, Jane 26,1883. Chairman. m E N D E R S will be received up to I SATURDAY, July 7, at noon, for Form ' Ing Lawn Tennis Ground and Ditching. Plans and speolfloatlons may be Inspected at 95. Queen-strent; and aU requisite Information obtained from Secretary Auokland Bowling Club. Calls. UCKLAND TURKISH BATHS COMPANY (LIMITED). The Pircctors have this day mado a Call (the 4th) of Five Shillings per Share on the Capital of tho Company, duo and payable to the Secretary, at tho Company's Office, No. 5, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Anokland, on or before SATURDAY, July llth, 1883. JOHN R. RANDERSON, Secretary. Auckland, Juno 11,1883. I iii Dividends, mHE COLONIaL BANK OF NEW ZKALAND. Notice is hereby given that the TRANBFKR BOOKS of the Company will be CLOBED from 2nd to 9th July next (Inclusive). By order ot the Board, GEO. COWIE. General Manager. General Manager's Offloe, Dunedln, 27th June, 1883. .Lost and Found. ONE (£1) POUND REWARD will be given to anyone returning one Bar Colt with two white hind feot. to J. Craig's Stables, Lome street. LOST, a Black and Tan Collie Dog; answers to name of Bruce. — Anyone returning tbe same to Mr Barton Ireland, St. atephen'B Road. Parnf.ll, will be rewarded. I OST, a black or dark-brown tlorso, 12 about IS hands high, branded i» on near shoulder, tall out Bqpare by hocks. £1 reward.— Apply to Jno. Gordon, Otahuhu. _______ _ LOST, yesterday afternoon, a Terrier Pup (tan coloured) i lame forefoot.—Any one returning same to G. Jones, College If oad, neor Kngland-streot. will De rewarded. lIIOUND, a' Oart Whip.—The owner cail JV have the same, bypayin* expense*, by applying to Mrs York. Nelson-street. -iiCUVd, in my garden, at Beach Road, P North Shoro, a Goat. Owner oan bave tame br p.iylng expenses,—W. Johnston, above adnreae. CitOU.ND, a Totara Pile, 21ft long. If V. not claimed within seven days will be sold to pay expenses.—Apply to W. Marshall, work shop, Dock. Meetings. HOPE OF AUCKLAND LODGE OF THE AMERICAN ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLERS,—An Open Lodge will be given by tho above-named Lodge In tbe Young Men's Carißtlan Association RoonißThlsEvenlngat7.3o, when a lecturo will bo given by the Roy. W, G. Personnon, assisted by members of the Lodge, who will give songs, readings, and recitations. All aro Invited. BLENCH LITERARY SOCIETY. ANNUAL, OhKKf.f.L MSKTIKO. The monitors of the French Literary Socioty are informed that tbe Annuil General Meeting will take placs on SATURDAY. 30th June, at 8 p.m., In the usual meeting-room,. Y.M.O.A. Buildings, Ist, Roadlng and approval ot the Balanco 2nd. Kleotlon of a President, Secretary. Tree „ surer. Librarian. Committee, and Audi tors for thn ensuing year. All monitors are lospecttaUy requested to attend. ALBIN VILLBVAL. Hon. Seo. v^A HEVONPOKT PURPLE Jgftn XJ BTAB, 1.0.L.. No. 53.-J»n /r*^K Aroh Purple Menting In conneo'lin ~*wlth the above win be held in the Odd fellows' Hall. Dovotport, on SATURDAY KVENING. June 30. commencing at 7 o'olook, visiting Brethren cordially Invited. By order of the WM. A, LIT rLE. Seo. A UCKLAND INSTITUTE. The ordinary Monthly Meeting will be held In . the Mnneum Buildings. Prlnocs street, on MOIV. day, July 2nd, when tho foUowlng Papers will be read:- L On the Effeot of Extromo Cold on Plshea— By Mr Noll Neath. 2. Description of some New Speoles of Beetles ot the Genus Bagola—By Cap .. T. Broun, M.E.B. 3. Oa the Botany ot the Thamo3 Gnldfleld— By Mr Jas. Adams, B. A. i. The Law ot Toloranoe—By Mr E. A. Mao keohnle. T. F. CHEESEMAN, Secretary, IWJIW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER. -i-> OANTILE AGKNOY COMPANY (LIMITED) Notloe la hereby given that the Annual Local Meeting of tbe New Zealand Loan and Mer oantl'o Agency Company (limited) will bs held at the Offloe of the Company, at Auokland, on WEDNESDAY, the Ith day of July. 1883, at noon. FREDK. BATTLBY. Secretary. Auckland, Jano 1,1883. - i efaj " ' —-9 Oablnetmaaarß; ' ■*'" lAMBS REID A.NDjiSO N Bog to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the VEitv F avourablh Prices ot ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. '< Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other houso in town, JAMES REID & SON, Fuhnitukb Emporium, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Shop trom Vlotorla-jrt T. & He 0• ° M *• 44 AHD 46, VIOTOBIA-STBIKT, Beg to draw the attention of Ladles and Oca Uemen f urnlahlng to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOOK OF JPURNITURE, comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites. Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes wSS glass panels. Sideboards, Oheffonieis, Hall Tables and Hatstands. Offlce Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables. Oane Chain in great variety, Tolletworo, Drawers, Wash stands, Sec See. riARPETS. including Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Folt Carpets, Hoorthrngs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloth. Door Mats, Wool Mats, Bed-rcom Rugs/ftc. TJEDDMG pfallklndsandofthebestquallty. Hair, Wool. Flopk. Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Spring Jtottresses, Including the Paten, .Wire Wove Mattress tFoather Bods, Bolsters, and Pillows t Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pai llasse T. & H. COOKE, to, ViCTOKIA-STRE [Factory, Elliott-street. —«■ | | tactions. TUESDAY, JULY 3, ATIIA.K. MIRROKS, TOILeTgIASSES, AND PAINTINGS. For the Benefit of Whsm it May Concern, JOHN REID & CO, WILL sell by auction at their Stores. 28, Queen-street, on Tueidoy, July Brfl at 11 a,m„ ' 17 Mirrors. In Oak, Wai»ut lIS Toilet Glosses, In Mahogany i 12 dozen Dressing Glasses 81 Oil Paintings of English Soc-nory. The Mirrors Without Heskhve, MONDAY, 2NB JULY, TIMBER I TIMBER! TIMBER I f|iHE subscriber has received instructions s to sell by auction on above date, at is o clock SV 00ft WHITE PINE, 0/,UUU comprising 9x3,9x1}, 9x1,6x1,8 x 1.3x2,4x2,1x8, IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. Ex barge Result, lying alongside the reclama tion (near Goldie? yard). mma * GEORGE BIBBIN. H AuoUoneer- : [Continued on fourth page.