OPENING OF PARLIAMENT THIS AFTERNOON.

TSa GOVERNOR'S SPEECH.

WELLINGTON, this day. THB second session of the eighth Parliament of tbe Colony tf New Zealand was opened this afternoon by Sir W. F. Drummood Jervois. At 2 o'clock His Excellency the Governor opened Parliament in person with the usual ceremonies. There were twenty nine members of the Lower House, and fif teen members of the Upper House present. Measis Brandon and Barnicoat took the oath and their seats in the Council. His Excellency delivered the following ad dress :—

••* HONODHABLB GENTLEMEN OP THB LEOIS tt LAITVB COUNCIL, AND GBNTi.i-.MIX OF b> thk House of Kepeesbntatives, It affords me great pleasure to meet you for the first time in Parliament assembled. 7. Since my assumption of the govern ment of this colony, to which Her ]", Majesty has been graciously pleased 7 . to appoint me, I have visited a consider able portion of each island, and have thus ' been able to obtain a personal knowledge ? of various district-", and to make the ac " quaintance of many of the resident*. I , _ trust, ere long, to be able to resume my ' ' tour throngh the colony, I can liot * hut regard the cordial manner in which I have everywhere been received as' an evidence of the loyal attachment of the people of New Zealand to the throne and petson of our beloved Sovereign. I j have been specially gratified by the hearty , welcome given to me by the natives wtom I have met in different parts of the country. I was much impn-saed wherever I went by t> c signs of present prosperity, and especially ' by the vast capabilities of New Zealand,' '" which on.y need for their development a ' larger population and more extended '. markets for tho produce of the colony. I ' feel sure that as the inducements this " ' country has to offer become more fully ',"•".. realised iv Europe, increasing numbers of suitablesetilerswillbeattracted to it-shores. ' A lew days ago the Government of Victoria [ ',' .'"' telegraphed to my advisers, proposing that New Zealand should join the Australian 7,7 colonies in asking the Imperial Gdvem ".';'.' .ment to eatablish British rule over the New ' Jbebtidesand other islnnds ot the Pacific 77 idealising the great importance of these "•'" islands to Australia, and the serious detri ment it would be to British interests

.should they fall into the hand. "7, of a foreign power, I have telegraphed to jg tbe Secretary of * tate f»r the Clonies, ex ' - pressing my full concurrence in the ,' deairabUlty of such action, and my advise s B 7at once acceding to the proposal made tc .',' j. them by the Victorian Government, V telegraphed to the - gent - General of IV .M*. colony, instructing. him to co -"operate with the Agent • General ol . .Victoria in urging these views on tho Colonial Office. On Tuesday last a tflegram was received from the Agent- General to the effect that t ord Derby wou'd ' -"be/willing to promote the vows of tbe colonies on this subject if some ta*isf ic'ory assurance were given that they would bear tha necessary expense. Since Parlia ment met Uat a marked improvem.nt ' bos become apparent in the relations be , . tireen the Maoris on tbe one hand, and _">•_} Government and European settlers on . the, other. On the Wtst Coast of the 5;. _Ja.th.rn Island, where # eat anxiety recently prevailed, there now exists a '"■''•'• JWii.ral feeling of security;' the native1 '""ehisfs. Te Whitiand Tobu, have been re t% l lea*ed from custody and permitted to return n f m Parihaka, where, they are realdins; 7* and there is no indication that these cm SJ ,".'cessions will lead to tbe renewal of the ;; dangerous proceedings on the part of tbe ''"natives. Tbe labours of the West Coast n Commi-sion,now drawing to a close.will no i77dou.t be prodoctive of much ceod to the

'■■■''■'■ Maoris, and will greatly promote the f". beneficial occupation and improvement 7 of the country by both races. The thanks I * of the colony are especially dne to Sir W, f ' Fox for hi* very valuable fervices toward*

bringing about so satisfactory a result. ■ -he Maoris, who have for no many years «*-'•■• maintained their Isolation in the districts I".. betiveen the European settlements at Wai- H kato and thofe on the Waipu, have now H nnreservedly renewed their intercourse with jM the Government and Kuropean population, RE and it is a gratifying fact tbat on a recent occiision important chiefs of the tribe j : 'which has hitherto maintained a most cx i. ';7clnrlve attitude, and which occupies the t__ Most isolated part of the colony, have re cognised our laws by voluntarily attending {•'| at the Supreme Court in Auckland to tive evidence against a number of their own people who had committed a serious outrage 3 7:* en a party of Government survey or-., There '.' .'are grounds for a r. a-onable hope that iv '"' ihe future the natives will yield willing obidience to the laws of the'colony, 'Ihe '.'■ nnopp.Bed re-opening of the harbour of I Kawbia, which has been closed to Euro ; pesos for more than 20 years, the laying out i i *,■(! a Government township adjacent to the harbour, and the exploration for railway pajposes of a part of the country where -"™""I-f "many yeais Europeans had not been permitted even to travel, warrant the ■belief that the natives are realising that tbe

development of the resources of the country p will most effectually promote their own Interests. I have issued a proclamation

under the Act of last session granting an ■ ■ .amnesty without any exception, and there '" Is every reason to believe that the am-

. nesty has produced aa excellent effect on the native population. The pressing * .gWwrd of the snrveys7and the cmstruc * tion of roads prior to, the alienation »t ; Crown- lanos, have proceeded actively during the past- year, and satis.actor\ results have been attained in tbe promotion .; of permanent settlement- Further confer ence in. departmental ad ministration has a.o»n that some changes are requisite in ' -the land laws, in order to give further effect to the desire of the Legislature, tbat 7-the public estate should be so dis- H posed of as to promote the distribu* tion of tbe land amongst a numerous and indogirious population. .Amendments of " existing Acts having that object in view 1' will be submitted tor your consideration. (DariDg the last session Parliament deter '" njiaed to adopt, within fixed limits, a sys ■7.' (tin of leasing agricultural lands, with a per* ' m pstual tenure. The initiation of tbe system ffip been attended with results which may on tbe whole be deemed aati-f actory. The .introduction of population under the nomi nated system of immigration was resumed ;' btt its being authorised by Parliament, and m has teen carried on during the recess. Th« I increasing facilities of communication With Europe, and the large area of land which is being opened for settlement by 7 -roads and railways, and the establishment Bcf new industries offer, year by year, I greater inducements for the introduction of capital, and at the same point to the neces-' . lity of steadily continuing the as-isance .if Which is given from the public funds in aid j of immigration. With tbe aid of money ■Wed by. Parliament increased • facilities for the development of the goldfieids ~ have been piomked, and encouragement to this Important industry has been thereby offered. Large sums have been expended by private enterprise in openeuing out qmrtz reefs, and this branch of the —>• i 7 anstry is steadily assuming larger propor tions and becoming a permanent source of wealth to the colony. I have been able to give effect to the wishes of tie ''Legislature by arranging for the" com- Mnation of the Frisco mail service ~„for a period of two years beyond "the '-'-termination of the existing contract at a "Cost to this colony somt thing less than that pte»cribed by the resolution pa ssd last y^'-Stsi „ The paniculate are contained in

Pipers which will be laid before you. Tenders for * the establishment of ; A direct line of steam-_ip» between Great Britain and the colony, were advertised here a* weil a< in the United Kingdom, but neither the Atent-Geueral Hj nor the Postmaster-General received any I offer. Your renewed attentiou to this sub- I jfcct will be wanted during the session.

GBHM.Rr,rF.N OF THB HOUSE OF REPRC BMiT-_T-V-S.

The estimates of revenue and expendi ture tor the current financial year will b. "' ' laid before you in the cour. c of a few days.

Hon, gentlemen of the lvgislativk .-..' Council anl G tlemen of tbe House of i'efbeskntativbs. '. Returns wi! show that notwithstanding • 7-. the cuu-idernb c commercial depression X- dminga parr -f the past year, the public revenue has been well maintained. Tbe B increasing receipts from railways are satis* § j f act... v cvii ence of the general 'propress and i wellbeing of the colony, The fr, ijuent ap plications that arc made to this colony I to take part in Exhibitions in various parts

of the world have led many advisers _> civc careful consideration to this subject, and they have oome te the conclusion that the object; sought by exhibitions would be more effectually promoted, and at a less cost by the establishment in London of a per manent Exhibition for the products of tbe industries of Australasia. It is proposed to submit to you resolutions with a view of in vf ting the co-operation of the several colonies interested. It is, I think, generally conceded that the 1 egitdative Council ha-, for the most part, discharged its fuuciioes with credit to itself and with advantage to the colony, but public opinion has, I be lieve, come, or is fast ceming, to the eon. elusion that the time has arrived when an elective chamber liould be substituted for a nominated chamber. It is obvious that a | constitutional change of such magnitude i would not be attempted without mature deliberation the more so, as opinion is very divided as to tbe mode iv which a suit able constituency should be created. The view of any advisers on this very important, subject will be laid before you during the session. There are a num ber of subjects in reference to which legis lation is mote or less urgently required, but which for the last two sessions havo had to give place to the several important measures that have been sub mitted by my Government for the con sideration of Parliament, and engrossed its attention. Those measures having for the most part became law, the present session will, I hope, afford a convenient opportunity ot dealing with the subjects to which I have refened with a reasonable expectation that they may be satisfactorily disposed of. The work of consolidating the statutes of the colony has been steadily ' proceeded with during tho reces?, and I Is now fast approaching completion, and several consolidation bills of import-J ance wili be brou.ht before jou with out delay. I do not doubt that all tbo business submitted to Parlia ment will receive that attention to which it may be entitled and I earnestly bone that under the blessing of God your deliberations may result in promoting the happiners and welfare of all daises of Her Majesty's subjects in this pottion of her dominions.

PARLIAMENTARY.

(FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.) Arrival of the Hinemoa. WELLINGTON, thi** day. The Hinemoa, with Auckland members, arrived at four o'clock yesterday, after a passage of twenty-eight hours. The only event on the run down was a trial of speed between the Government steamer and the Rotorua, in which the latter proved victorious, overhauling the Hinemoa. Opening of Parliament. The Parliament opened at 2.30 to-day. It was raining heavily. The City fiuards, uider Captain l.ovcday, an old Auck lander, formed the Governor's guard of honour. The Artillery fired a salute. A Serious Charge. Wellington is full of rumours repardiag -erious defalcations by one of the Parlia mentary interprets. It U alleged that tbe official in question received and em bezzled the houorariuma of sev.ral native membars. A warrant is out for his arrest, Sir George Greg's Land Tax Bill. Sir Georgd Grey gave notice of the first two of a feries of important measures he has prepared. Tho first was a motion for the imposition of a Land Tax Hill. Mr Montgomery's Move. Not to be behindhand, Mr Montgomery s»ave notice to move for the repeal of the Property Tax. Abolition of Jbegislattve Council, Sir George Grey also gave notice of a bill to abo i-h the Legislative Council. Opposition Caucus To-day. A caucus of the Opposition win held this morning, only Mr Montgomery's sup porters were present. The result has not transpired. , Mr Montgomerg's One Shot. Tn the House, Mr MomGOMKBY gave notice to ask the Colonial Ttcasurer what date the fiuauciul statement will be made. The Public Works Estimates. Mr J. McKknzib gave notice to ask the Minister for Public Works when his state ment will be made, and tho Public Works estimates brought down. Nominated Immigration. I hear that, bo far from the recent hisb rate of incieas*. to our population by immigration showing any sigas of decieasing, it promises to go on in the opposite direction. The number of nominations made during the last month, especially from Auckland, ISO sonls is in excess of tho-c received In any month since tbe resump tion of tbe system, and though ihe Vgent-Ueneral has ceased despatching immigrants for a month or two in the mean time, so as not to have "newebums" land ing on our shores iv the dead of winter, h» will have to resume the sending out of ship .'oads very quickly in order to keep pace with the nominations.

ARRIVAL OF THE AUSTRAL.

Supposed to have 'llput in " Dis abled. Abont B 2 o'clock this afternoon a steamer outside Tiritiri flying the flags "T.fi." was signalled, hut on re ference to tbe signal code nothing definite, as to tbe interpretation of the number could be arrived at. " T.H." might have meant mail from England, and "H.T." was "vessel damaged, or unable to carry sail," About 4 p.m. a tslephooe message stated tbat tbe steamer was a.large Teasel with four masts, and Captain Breton, who came down from Grafton Hoad about the same time, a id he made her but to be a tour-masted ■ir-.n vessel, very large >"0 vessel of this description being expected here, the opinion expres-ed as to wbat she would prove were very diverse. However, at 4.15 p.m. the flaw W.I.F l. went up at the] signal station, and on referring to the International code signal list, it was found to be the numbers of the steamer Austral, Tbe vessel at that time was inside Tiritiri, and appeared to be coming up very slowly, and it was evident that she bad met with some serious mishap by the time occupied in coming np, Tbe steamer anchored outside tbe reef at 4.30. he Austral, it will be remembered, was sunk in Sydney Harbour, and, being nnahle to enter the dock there, left for Glas. gow via Magellan Straits six days ago, taking that route on account of tbe favour able winds. - i - i ■' '

_*n -F; '■ _ |_ f ,>? *;<■'•• \}f[ -' * ' - '.'i'iu THM AUCKI^-LJ?!!! EVENING BTAR, THURSDAY. JONE 14.



: . rwreonai. i\' ILL the Servant that called last V* Saturday at .Waterloo Home oil again at her early convenience IF E. M. Was. Jones, alias Ned Jones* carter, will call at the Foresters' Arms and loavo his address it will be to hia benefit. AUR.CK and Cornelius rpillane, please call and see your friends (lately arrived), No. 80, Grey-3treot. Electoral. |"VTAHUHU ROAD DISTRICT. Under tbe Regulations of " Local Elections Aot 1676.' A Poll for the election ot five (51 membero of the Otahuhn Road Board win ba tan en on •"iciNiinOAY, Jone 20th. at the Temperance Hall, Otahuhn, ■■_;... ■; . ' . The tod-wing candidates have teen duly nominated :— Messrs J *MEB BBADY ™ WILLIAM ROBkRT MILLS, THO>IAB SInINUBR. HuW«RD HCTTOV, r H^B^BAtU. LIST US BO WDEN, AIiFtiEuSUKGES. AUHUSTUS J. 8H AC-CELT. Returning Offloer. June 13th. 1883, _ vy~'A i To M IT i NOTICE. The 81-otlon of for the above nistriot Board ia fixed for 28th June, at the Pub lo HaL Walkomltl. Nomination, ot Cam v dates will be received by me till noon on Un Jane. Address: Henderson. Waitakerei East, WAI/TBRMaaM. Returning Offloer. - Mooey. A? "I 11 TO f 10,000 LENT on Building *Iv Soolety principles, or on other , terms to sett borrowers. Allotments bought ' and Houses built on weekly payment system. • Mortgagee and toans negotiated. See 11st of < Properties for sale on ttb page. Sir per cent. > allowed on money dnposlied lor Investment— ; 0. Willi.m-on. Land, Estate, and financial A™;, .-■< ~B.lnac"r. 3 ~ni«u> \jt ONEY To Le.SD, in large or smal ' < JJU. stuns, at nsnai rates of intorest OONNR.iL te COOPER, i SoUdtors, Vnloan Lane, .'-■'" * *



! Wanted WANTED SEEN- ThechuipScientifi Poeuoal, and other Books; als>. tt Pioturea, ai 8d and 6d, at Dampler'» eeillug Of ' Hobaon-Birxit, , ' ' \x7XNTED, Pick and Shovel Men f< TT Mr Danaher*a Contract, Wellington: f per day; 2 years' work.-Apply to John Rio: dan, Market Hotel WANTKD, Young Man aoie to mil, and plough, and make himself general! ; nsefal: new airival pre(«rced.-Aiiply a. Las I bonrn Sc Co. . ■■ WANTjsD, a Partner with about £25" Cast), to jolu udvertisor In a good paylßi bmlness.—Apply lor address to t ubiwlier utxi Uffloe. VA/ ANTED, Wine Bottles.—Applj » t 39, Qaeen-Btreet. k.k, AsuTCaOf at ooce, a goi.d Eugini Yf Fitter.—Apply McCoskrie, Chapel-at. WAnTtD, owners of Property, ilou»es, &c., to Band parilonlara tv inu node, signed, who hare numerous applications lot mine.—Armstrong ana Co., Kst&to 11 Queen-street. WANTED, 2 Ihst-clanß Station Hands, 2 Farm Hands, and Hotel Hands of all kinds.—Armstrong & Co,, Labour Exchange, 177, Queen-street. •a, aTNTcu, as Assistant, a respectable »f Young Man wishing to learn Moohani cal Dentistry: munt be gentlemanly and fairly educated, wages after six n.ontliß.—Apply between 10 and 12, Mr Crosse, Queen-street. ~* ANTf-I), a .Situation as Manager in a v* Country Store, or Clerk In Office. The advertiser has had ten yuan*' experience in general stoi ekeeping. Good references.—Ad dress : H.M.S., atar Uffloe. a». Aft 1 'ill), a respectable Youtii; one »* with a knowledge of the grocery pre forrod.—Apply H. Robertson, ayuionds-atruet. WaMT hD, a Smart Boy; one whu can read manuscript.—Apply news room la office. %* Ar»TKD, a Boy.—Apply to Howe TT and Hamson Ujcil Monh Koad. ■i, a NIKJD attjßJN — Tne (Jups and TV Saucers, Id: Hoap Places. Hi; Dinner Plates (Imko b:Kc). JJd; do do (small mio). HJil; at Damplors Baillug ofl. Hotwon-saeet. WANTED, a Pianist, also Female uooka aud Housemaids In any quantity —Armstrong ana Co., Labour fcxohange, off QUrOU HtftXlt. WANTED, Two Elderly Housekeepers, houß'iinaid, woman oook (nuioi), five cooks, lauu.irt.bsei; ntxtuen generJu. three trivato fiou'Cinaioa; gcud Wages.—Mrs jUi niorc'a Kenlctiy. «*/ ANTED, a good General Servant "~ for small family; good wages.—Apply at onoe, lira J. Levy, 2H, Queen-street. W/ ANTED, a good Gmeral Servant able TT to do plain cooking and washing; rofor encos required.—Apply to Mrs James Itussoll, Glenfllde, Hyruonda-Btreet. _■ \X ANl'*l>, a General servant; must TT be good cook and laundress.—For ad dress enquiro at Mesara Dudor'g Store, North' Shore. 1,-, AN! ED, a General Servant; must be m a good Cook and Laundress.—Apply to Mra Kenderdine. Kden-atreet. WANl'til), a good. General S<-rvnut for small family.—App.y fro'u t tv 3 v.m. to Mr I', S. Unamoera, Be«iug Maubine uepot Queou-BUeei (oppoalie liank uf New Zealaudi, .a/ AMT£D, a Young Girl to assist in V T booMwo'fc.- *pp'y >ira W. X, Ander son. Church oireat, Hovouport. ANTKD, an Active Girl, about 15.— Apply Mra Kunoiman, O'Cuunea-Biieel, Foneonby. , * ANTED, a first-class Dressmaker to *▼ take entire Charge of Department, Qneon-street.—Address by letter to L.S., Post Office. Box 70. . .1 AN 1&D SKEN — Iron Saucopans V l itin lined), l» 3a; KnameOol <o, 1* ; Iron Kmties. Sa Gd ; Honors, 6s 3i; at l ambler's cellieg < it HouaOii-aireet. iA/ AJNTED, a rcßpec table Girl to make TT heraolt ««ner»ily uwfal; also, a Nurse maid to coma daily.— »ppiy at once to Mn JosßLh Ban»». Jetmyn-ttniit, Logan B»nlc. iV A v TED, a Cook and laundress, also tv a HovisemaM — *■ pply Mra uuli, Moaut Kden (near Smith's 'l!ua Offlot). i ANTEU, Mar7~and Wife without ' ' * enouuitiraao'. for dairy farm at Laho I'akupiinii, North Shorn.-Apply J. Bootn, AnokJaad Hairy. i*' ANTED, .Hmplnyment, by a trust * worthy, useful Man, in almost any busi ness; wilt tako anything; wages moderatu.— Address: J. Lee, care o( Gilbert, Chemist, Queen-street^ ■ \\ ANTKD, a Lady Help for Woika«o ; v epleniid situation. Also, Female Ser vants of all kinds.—Armstrong & Co., Labonr Exohanee, 177, Queen-street (straight through up stalrß). ■ i* ANTKD, a number of Apprentices to the Dressmaking: also, Assistants (body makers) -Apply Miss Lee Smith. Kmtland street, opposito UriUshcd. i,» ■ ANl'r-D, a Leaso iv from 6 to 16 v' aor«8 Lf i an«i, within 4 mll*e from A.uokland; 6 aore* must b« fit for market gar den.—^acirejH AB, Ponofllo-. ««■«■ c dw. u.'AM'KU, by a Vouug Man, re^p^ct : s able Uoard aan Ueol"euoe; pii»a>« family protorred.—Adrtrene, sutlpg terms, &v., to Olaßgow, glT«lt offlca. »*,• aNThD,—A respfdable man wants v' to Join a bachelor or widower In house keeping ; one with house preferred.—Addresi Bacholor, Stab ollioO; ~». ANTED. LescoDg in Grammar, Writing, &a, two or three times a week (evening), from a competent person.—Apply, stating terms, to Bo* 82. Post Oilico. Auckland \», awT'D, Puuils, by Mr Jonson Vl' (Shorthand Teacher at the College). Shorthand taught in three months. Address: Karangahape Koad. \\ AwTKD, by a married conple, Two 7' Furnished Booms and Kitchen, or a small Furntehod House.—Apply, atatlnK terms, M 8., Stak office. \\, r ANTED, One or Two YouDg Men to Vt Rotrd : terma. 16s p»r we;k.-ApplyJ. Waimgiry,' onfffptionT O'er-atreat 44 ANI'JED, a goon Security for £500 at * * 8 per cent. O' 6 per ceot.. In town or suburbs. —T. Uuehor, Stlohbary s UaUnlngs. Queen-stroot. _ \\r ANTBD, Tenders for the Erection of * ' a Schoolroom at Watorview, for the Primitive Methodists. Flans and Specifications at Mr D. Goldto's. Customhouse-street. Ten ders closo on Saturday at noon. Lowest or any Tender notnecessarUy^ocoptodj \\T AN! ED, Tenders to Baild a Cottage Vv at NBwiii»rket. Lowes* or »»y tender not dc ce-narilj accepted.—Apply Wm.Keiin«dy, Mewmarkit. , %A / ANTED, the News to spread about * " the Cheap Tosh Lot of Men's and Women'i Auofcland-nwe Boots; at uampier'o Boot rhop. Victoria street. iit AN rEI>, Buyers fnf Corned B»eJ; v* prime quality guaranteod.-Oi Hulmo, Bntcher, Qnoen^treet Auckland. .* AMTED Tip LET, a Furnished 6- v * roomed Cottago near Three Lamps; easy terms.—For addreaa apply Btab office. WA Nf ED T'' SELL, a lot ot Jaobetfi, Ulsters, and Dress Materials at rednoed prices, to ole»r.—J. Q. Brown's Drapory. Cloth ing, and Millinery Kstablishment, Parnoll. \%, A TED TO SELL, Lease S (or to * * Let) -hip in o'iofin atreei; rent loir.— \ pp'y W.A., Htah "fflof. ' ■ W~ ANTftD fO~SBLL, Light Milk Cart. HnißQ and Harness;no further are for same. Will be xold rheap.-Kd. R. Davhes, fJatban'* Bond, ('natomhonpn-atrart. aim TED TO SEEL, boat Canterbury Potato's. 201bs s Is or in 9(1 icr cwt. Qna'ity nneqnklled. He'aotei) by myrelf in Can terbury. On hand, 1 Hto woke—William Mar ehml, AockUnd Market. .__ %A/ ANIEU, to liny, Loft-otl Cloming of ' every' description, for cash. Parties waited on P.S. -Wanted Known-For Hire, Trap and Saddle Horses,—Apply Thos Hill, Clothier and Draper, fame... \\! ANTED, to Purchase, Hoarding ""' Houses and Hotels Hor near city.— Armstrong & Co., Estate Agents (straight through up stairs). WANTED to Purchaio for Caeh, an Allotment in Aooiland.—Apple with fail putiotrara to A. H. Maunder. Bonuaar street. Ktien Temioa. WANTED, to purchase a Vessel of from, 25 to 35 tons.—Address: Small Craft, Box 269, P. 0., Auckland. ' : \V ANTED TO SELL, a Firat-olass * " New Oponsnm Rng and an Ulster Uriah Fileze) Tod (.'oat; as good as new.—To be SMn at Mr J. F. Leplna'a. Tailor. Wakefleld Btreei. ANTED~K»OWN—Just Bought at Anotlon. a Lot of ' adio*' High-heel MaTSfI» Boots damseed), only 1» the pair; also. White Kid Boota (high hfe b), ib 61 anu 2)Od ; at tiaropler's Bi oc Shop. Viotorla Bireet. WAMT£D KM OWN-Ladies'Outdoor ShOfß, i* ; Ladles High heel Black Kid Danoing or Evening rthoes, 4b 8d j at Uampier's Hootßhop. vio'oria-tree-. 4 a rtNI'UD SfcßiN-Tbe Mugs, 2Jd, 3d, « ♦ and 4: Jags, 6d to 28; Meat Olahet, 104: Pu-dmg Baslnp, 7d; atDampler's Sailing Ofl. Hobßon-etreeet. \\f AN > KD.—rail and fee the extra T » value in Calico, Sflin, at 4a lid dozen (under usual coat).—J. G. Brown's Drapery, Millinery, and Clothing Establishment, Parnoll. WANTED 'KNuWN, 5,000 yards of Mmkovlte Clo'h; the I'rens ot the Besaon oan be pronored at Is psr yard—well wr'h '2-— at J. coeeravo and Oompam's(late Linabniy's). WTANTEn KNOWN, — Monk's Newl ' * Zealand Herbal Remedies Cure Dysen tery, Diarrhea, Cholera, Neuralgia. Certain Care Guaranteed in every case. TI77NTED" KNOWN. —Mr Mo D k * t earnestly invites Chronlo or (so called) Hopeless Cases to communicate, as the modioino Never Fails. WANTED KNOWN, that Henry Petrie Jaweller, Victoria-street, has removed to Albert Hotel Buildings, Quten ntront. wnere enstomers oan oall forartldlaa left with him to repair. ANTED KNOWN. — Mr Horace D. Monk can be consulted re above diseases at Harbour View Hou-o, Shortland-atreet. ~\\: ANTED. —Everybody requiring addi * tions or alterations to their premises should send at once to J. M. Haslett, Builder, Fort-street—Experienced Tradesmen always ready._ >v - \\f ANTED KNOWN, that 500 Quilted t " Black Alpacca Skirts can be procured " at 8a lid, former price 7s 64.-J. Cosgrave «""* ' Co., late Linabury,



, -p,.-..-.,. ... .. ;,- Wanl;edi c« \Af ANTED, a first-class Coatmaker, ar * \T good General Band -A. Wright, i'allc if", j Bhort!ai.d-8.r0.t. 1 \JI/ ANTED KNOW N.—Bagatell ,r ▼▼ Boards.—Shlpmentjuattohand ex Loc is I Ken, with real Ivory Balls, all sizes and reliab r- i make. Also, Table Croquet, Baca Game Writing Desks, Work Boxes, &c—Chas. Kelse ■* J and Co., two doors below Morrtos. Ironmonger: » iA, ANTED, buyers of Silver Jeweller ~ V* to know that Charles Kelsey and Ct make thlß department a Speciality by keeping large assortment and confining thomselvcs ci 0 tlreJy-o real Silver.—Charles Kelsey and Co i two doors below Morrinß, Ironmonger.. 1 ___7_»TED KhOWN—Only 1 Galvani Tf Battery lett (In soo-1 order), r.duoed t f 80 . at uampler'. Selllog Off, jHobson-siree bhop , 3 imi ANTED KNOW v—The Gentlemai *v who dnea not think my *Tf_h Lot o , Hents" Real Hand-sewn alastlo side Biota fit: . 10s a ban am shall have a pair for nothing; a f Dampler's Boot Shop. Victoria-street. . \jkr ANTED KN"WN—That 1 am pre * » pared to pnrohaee Ho—.ehold Furnltun and Other etfeota on the premises on tbe ebortesi i notice, in town or country.—-pply personaUy or by letter, to Jimya Rae, riarby-efaaet. WANTED KNOWN- 5000 yards ol Superior Flannel, all Wool, -Old per yd. . former price Is 2d.-J. Cosgrave and Co,, late • Linabury. \jkj ANTED KNOWN—That 100 Dozen v» of Counterpanes white ai,d tiolonred, , nla*-Quarc(.r to twelve quarter, can be procured , at J. Co.grave and Cq'b.. late Linabury. •.Jt/'A'VrED KNOWN - UHKAP TIM »V bkhl Cheap Tn_m.it! And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than any wnore else at the Yards of D. Golpie, Albert-street -_i/ ANTED~ICNoWN-That a large TV qnastJty of BUok Satina tun be bad at balf-.r.co at 1. Cosgrave and Co'i., late Linabury U 7 ANTED KNOWN—IOOO yards of Black and Coloured Velveteens, at Is 8d por yard, former price Is.—J. Cosgrave and Co., late Linabury. WANTED SEFN-Tbe China Dolls at t Id; -WaxDolla.ld ; grand line of Money Boxes (with look and key), id; ot Damplors Soiling Off, Hobion-Btrect. WANTED KNOW^. - Ihe Lady who dees not think the Ladles' High-leg High-heel Prunella Hoots for 6. Hi a bargain •ball have a pair for nothing; at uamciers Boot Shop Victoria-street. . ANTED KSO WN - That all Work ing Men can save their money by call ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant All meals 6d. Board and Lodging. 15s per week.—Robert Mukdook, Proprietor. Note the address, nearly opposite the Waltomata, and close to the Dock \\T ANTED KNiiWN-ladies' Dancing TT i-hues, Farle made and stamped,fisOd, iJtwt; opened; at Ro'-eon'a Metbourne Rouse, Ponsonby. WANTED KNOWN, that all the different makon of Calicoes, Including Crewdson's and Horrock's, can be had at J, Cos grave and Co., late Linaburyj WANTED KNOWN Tea Trays, Is V v and Ii 83: Small Trays, la; Pretty Tea Oaonbttre, lid and lid; at Dampler's Helling Uff Hobaon-.trfet. .» ANTED, Pos:s and Rails of heart *' woo-. Poata— l feet 8x 3 l»ohes of k&nrl, macui, totar., tliree bl.ol. blroh. or purlrl. ual <—9 foe- S x2l lnohca of rlmn, ilune, kauri, maul, totarv biaoa birch, or rata; Deilvtued on board cutters on East Coast, or landai k. Hlkutala, Tnanies ttlver. and lOro n*H, P.ako Hlver.—Hunt te White. Contractors June 2nd, 1883. %\7ANTEU the Ladies to Know that * Monro and MUlliian, HoDsun-street, have seourert the servloeß ot a first ol—is Mil liner, and are now urenared to snpplr millinery la all Its branches on the shortest notloe. \V> ANTED KNOWN; .bat all widths {T f in Window Hollands, white and green, are kept at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s, late Linabury. i*r ANTED KNOWN - Thut 100 Dozen ▼ of Coloured Kid Gloves. 4 Button., are selling now at 2s lid per pair at J. Cca.ravo and Co*., late Llnabnry. I*7 ANTED KNOWN—That 1000 Straw vv H-tt, f_»blunab''. Bh»pe. o.n be had at Id ea____, ooearave and t'o's., late Llnabpry. \\J ANTED KNOWN, that all widths y I In Pi-day's Sheetings, plain and twilled, are kept at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s, late Linabury. 4* ANTED KNOWN, that you can v" have the largest Wool Blankets at 13a M per pair at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s, late Lint. bury. •* . »» ANTKD SEKN —Iron Bedsteads »» isingf.) 17« 61: loubta do. -SS: iron Cof, lis; and the other Furniture at Unmp'er's ><«l'lnß « tf Hnb*on.tr,-e« -hop. ANTED KNOWN—The Lady who does not think that the Fresh Lot of Ladles' PUh-leg Blub-heel Kid i.uit< n Hoots at 7a 6d are a bargain, abail have a pair for nothing; at D*mpiers Boot Bhop, Vlotorlmt. W ANTHD KNOWN.—Mrs J. Whlto, *T Draper, Parnoll. haa for Bale a largo quantity of English and Colonial Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices, having decided to glvo up the Hoot Trade to enable her to five the necessary attention to the Increasing em»nd for Drapery, Fanoy Goods, &c. A line of go d Dress Material at 8,1. Killings neatly mane. Parcels delivered to any address. Vft ANTED KNOWN vv JUoT OPENED UP AT STEPHENSO N'S- Velvet. ea, 10 2s. 9/6, to 8/8 per ya'd OCO yard. Colouied Satins at 1/6 and 19 I o«a» Hoelerr, newer-t rhades, la Navy, Seal, Black, Cardinal, Wines Splendid Value in Ulntera, 3 6 npwnrds Plain and Fancy Jerrey Jacket*, 7/6 tt 35s A Special Line In Newmarket Sli»no. 20s Undorcl .thing, In Newest Styles, all prloes Ha'B. In * o^est Bhape>, Urgn variety Largs .esortment Men's niothlog Felt Carpo'B, yard wld*. 1/3 per yard ' Tapestry Carpnts, 2/3,2/11, aud 3 6 per yard Oil Olotb, for Hail and Slo-n-, 1/8 V. '-'3 yard Matting, /Oi, I', 1/3, (1. and 1. yards wide) Flannels, /7., 10, I/, to 2/8 per yard 8-1 Blanket. 9/11 and 10/6 per pan*. 10-1 nian-ots, 12/11 and 16/8 per pair II -I Blanket. 20/ and 21/8 per pair Winceys, I}d, 6.d, 7id, to 1/ per yard 1003 first Choice Josephines, slightly spotted. 2/8 DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON THE PIUMIHHB. LADIES' OWN MATERIAL MADE UP. Snooessful Contractor for Drapery for Lunatlo Asylum, 1883. STEPHENSON'S DRAPEHY ANO BALK WARRHOUSK, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NBWTON. ANTED KNOW N^-The May Numbers of tbe Younsr Ladiea' Joarn»L lx>ndon Journal and Family Herald have arrlvd: balow the usual price; at. ampler. 11, bß'.n street dbop, ■; I WANTBDKNOWN-TBAr >EIL te CI IfF'tRD'S BALM OF GILKAD Stanls forematt among tho thousands of r«me- I ttles cow in vogue for' I COLDS, HOAR-iltNK u9. HROwGHITIB ASTBM .. AND OHE-T COMPi-AINTS. ... Usol In all parts of the Colony, gold in bottles at 2s and 2s 6d, : W THAT OOB|P_BITION POWDI.R, ~ -• First made and need by the Four dura of Medical Botany, now peed by ell who know Its virtues, is a Cheap and First -oiass " Homedy for Colds, rare Throat, Lcoenees, Palfis In tbe Stomach or Bowels, Jib. tins, is fld. THAT BAYING A LARQB STUCK OF HBBBS IN NEW ZHALAND, N. te O. have been able to Re -took their Dispensary with tbe OHOIOBBT ANIJ WEST OF HERBS. They BOltolt a trial from all who are sufFerlog, Theirs Is Pnrely Herbal Treatment. B O T A N I C ~5Ts P E N 8 A R V, , WBLLKBLHY-STRBRT BAST. Four doors from Crulokshank and Miller's, Queon-»tre-t._ YVANTED KNOWN, that Ladies' TJ Waterproof Mantles can bo obtainod from .s Gd at J. Cosgravo and Qa's, late Lina bury. ' ■ * '■ - '■■'-•' ' ' • ' :- WANTED TO SELL, 100 pairs .earn less oonpo > JOSEPHINE 1-BUTTON KID GLOVES, 2s(ldpair; worth6s6d. 1 UST Arrived, a shipment of Norwich *.' orange-coloured SINGING CANARIES, At W. EYRE'S. VIQTORIA-BTHKBT. \\ ANTED SKE*— Foot Baths, 3s Od ; Tv blop Palls, 2a Bd; Ba,-,«ots, la 3d Wanhhann Basl. s Is; Diopera. 1.; at Dam pier's Selling < 'IT. Hobaor-strfet. W A N T ED, f / Ja ADI E 8 • npO Know that I have Just Opened Up a '"•Largo Quantity of Ladies' Very Pretty Hand Bags, of Extra Good V alue, Proour. one .before all old. B_ -'• AMESSCUTT n raper and Outfitter, London House, Victoria und Nelson-streets, Auckland. WANTED SKEN—Tea Bottles, 6d; Meat Tins. Is: Dust Pan*-*, Is; Floor Dredgers Id: Fire Shovels, Od; ai Dampler's Selling off. Hobfloa-atroot. ._ ANTEI> KNOWN- Just Received, at tbe Auokland Pantheon, opposite St. Jameß'B Church, ■' Wellington-street, ano*her large Conslg. ment (iit b a Weßtmeatb) ot the Beautiful Dark Marble GUsaware, con»i-tlng of Buuars. Butters, Flower Vases. Tumblers. Jug*, Monumen-B, MngJ.&o. The only tore In New Zealand having the same. Theabove "o%ntlful Goods are at present creating quite a sensation In Kngland. » large o"lieotlon ot unamentai Cbtna and Glassware. Fanoy Goods, Toys, tec. a large amount of China and Crockery ot every dotortptlon on sale. All Goods 25 to 3D per oent. eheaoer than any hooee In Anokland. All the ahove goods are of -tret-class an-atiy. Bazaars supplied. Large Show-room,—John Eastwood, The Pantheon.' opposite fit, James's Church, WoUUttUA^ttoat.- """• *-,lv-



| Wanted. id VtTANTED, a &mnrt Youth for th ir. v ? Grocery, one accustomed to the bnslnes _ preferred,—Apply to J. Ogllvie. _ Ie \\T ANTED to Rent, a comfortable 5 o ;k Vv 6roomed House in thorough repair le good tenar.t, no family; in the vicinity c s, urafton Road, Symonds street, or within 1 if mlnnteo' walk of Mechanic's Hay,—Address X s. Star Office. y iV! ANTEIr, good Poultry and Dairy 3. TV fed Pork.—G. Hulme, Butcher,Quesn a street. _' V*/ANTED.-All persons having Lane * v and Ho_io Property for *-ale nr to jet - will do well to plaoe same ia mv hands for dls C posai. aa I have numerous enquiries dally.—J o H. Hamer, House and Land Agent, Walker I it Balldtn.s Newton. '_•_ AN Tit D KN'i W.N, by friends and aj V v otaßtotners—That Measra 5 app and Ca. >f I Boot and Shoemakers, have pnrohased the; S moot and Bu^m-HH ot Soott ana On., Victoria t street ioppobUh Hobson Hotel), and Intend ta continue selling the Best QoaUty ot Hoods at " onrrent gripes. j •_*,* ANTEU, my Cusmmers to know that t I am In receipt of Choice Seed Potatoes as well as my usual shipments of Best Canter bury Table Potatoes and Onions.—Edward E. f Davles, Nathan's Bond, Cnßtomhonßestreet. , Tb aN • El>, Millinery, _itu« ~__ } »v children's ' nrterltnon, w o oi Goods Hosiery, Haberdanhery, Corsets, "Unnels. Kianlteta—at Kobaon'e Melbourne House, fon. ' sonby. __^_ -- [ X -OWN, that Table V* Damasks, bleached and unbleachod, can be obtained nt J; Cosgrave and Co.'s, late ' Linabury, i _»7 ANTED KNOWN—2OOO yard' of i '•■ Satin Dress Stuff from B_d per yard. former prloe la Id per yard.-J, Cosgrave and Co., late Linabury. ' tA/ AN lED K>OWN—That TEKTH v* can be B_traoted. Soaled. or Stopped toharges strlatly moderate) at The Dlstienirary, . Kuraitalmpa Koad (next Lamboornes Bard ware Btorfc). - ANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on personal and collateral seourltr, re payable by weekly Instalments. Bills dis counted.—Use's New Zealand Pawn Bhop. Darbystreet. WANTED.— When you are in Hobson ■ street call and see the Large and Choice Stook of Sooifh Cheviot Tweeds. In heather and granite shades, »t Munro and Mllllgan'a. \\/ ANTtcD KNOwN—IOO dozen of T» White Turkish Towels are selling now at 9d each, at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s, late Llna bnry. _^ \\7ANTED KNOWN—Herbs for all VT lllxeurs and Complaints at The 1)18 ---p Karangahape Rood. Detorlbe yonr o-o, and have the True, Uarmless Vegetable Medicines. | '. '' _*/ANTED SBE«—Chamber Sets, 9s TT Bd: Yellow Pie Dlshe-, Id; Basins, 3d j Vegetal)!*1 Dishes. Is 8.: &c, teo.. at Dampler's Boning tuff, Hobson-street. W~ ANThD, the Laugtry Corset, 2s 6d; Dr. Warner's Corallne, 6s Bd; Little Nellie, 9a Bd; Polly, si; The Ascot, 2s 3d; at Bobson.B veloonrne House. Ponsonby, ANTED Known (in consequence of the old premises being about to oome down), that the business formerly carried on by Mr G. C. Plggott Watohmaker and Joweller, has been Removed to the third shop above tha Albert-street corner Victoria-street. Wa TED KNOWN— TBI BBBT AND CHB'-.PkST HOUSE FOR DRAPKRY IS J. CAUQhEY'S, Karanoahapk Road. WANTED KNOWN- J. O. is a Cash Buveh, is Undir Small Kxfinsk, and Will ell a Good ix ajjtiole at a Low Psion. WANTED KNOWN atxosg Grey C-looes. 2d. 2.d. 3d, Id.td, and 6d W_Ua ditto. 3d 3. >. 4}d 6\ s_d Geo"! Heavy "avy Sttrgo Sid. UH. 1« 344 Blsck Oashmero. la 8)d Is Sd i> Od, 3s 3d Coloured Cuohmere-, lsß.d; 'eautltnl Bhados of H.V.,Win«., Msrone. Prune, and brown Unb'oached Sheeting, rouble wlotb, IOJd, la o_d w hlte ditto, is id 1b 3.d. 1- B.d Wor«li g Men'sethlrta, H.d 1x10.4.256d,3.,3t3d . rlmean fhirts, Is Ud, 6a Bd. Cs iD.d Mfn'a Books, In lamoawool and merino, from 744 Bplen Id Value in Blankets a Large Stnok Of Ladieß' Horlerr, and a Com plate Btook ot Haoerdisaer/.l J. UAUOHEY, TWO DOOKB ABOVS LAMBQUBtt-r'a, KARAKG--HAPB X.l >D HI AViED'KNOWN-LadiVs' time and trouble saved by ordering one of COX'S Cheap SURPRISE PARCKLS. „ c. d. Paro-1 A, value 3s. Mixed Haber daahory. for 2 6 Paroel B, valuo fla, Children's Hosiery, Gloves, and Fannel, for .. ..* 5 0 Parcel C. value 12s 6d, Dress Length, Flannel, and Calico, for .. .. 10 0 Parcel D value l_s, Fancy Drees . I^ength, Flannel. Gloves. Hose, Handkerchiefs, and Neck Ribbon, for 15 0 Parrel E. value 245, 7 yards Cashmore (Navy, Prune, or Claret). 6 of Calico, 3 flannel, 1 Gloves, 2 Hose. 1 Lace Collarette, 3 yards Glass Cloth 2 Honeycomb Towols, 2 Toilet Covers, 1 set Jet Ornaments, for 10 0 Cash to aooompany order. Carriage Free. P.O O. made payablo to W. Cox, cornor of Pitt and Vincent-streets. Auokland, who takes this opportunity of thanking the publio for their liberal patronage during his first year of busi ness, and hopes by continued courtesy and fair dealing still to merit the same. N.B.—Goods not approved will be exchanged. \m aNaGInG Ci.nbK.--A Gentleman _vl rf many year.' experience In the Wine Trade wl*hes for an apnotnunent as above. address C.J.M, Star Offloe. M~ ILLEK-Wanted, for a flour mill in w_.|)cato, n ltrr.c-ol.Bt. hand.—Apply to H. W. H»th. "hnrrl*nd--tre»t. .^OoT TRADE.—Wanted, Machinists JUi and Klttern for the Boot Trade.-Appll W. Mo Arthur and Co.'s boot Faotory. Tenders. ... mOBUIL D E R B. Tenders will be received up to noon of the 4th of July for the Erection and Completion of Buildings in Fort and Shor.land-etreot for the EVENING STAR. Plans and Specifications at my office. • W.IL SKINNER, -; - .. ■ ... . Architect, rg. O 5 ti 1 L U E R b Tenders will be recolved until noon on MON DAY, tho 18th instant, for tho Erection of a Kcßidenco at the North Shore. 1 Plans. &0., at Nos, 8 and 9, South British Chambers. '"' „■_ _ •EDMUND'BELL, Arohttcot, _ To Let. POW*,R TO LET, on 70 miles of gas malm, In the olty au.' suburbs of Anok land. Knglnr* from 4«0 100 h.p. in.'ioatrd. «'<» sumption cf it*, from 18 oublo feet o( aas per indloated bor-e-i dwor per hoar for the larger statS.'to'2s feat for the smaller, fut'eble for Bnglnoora, Woodworkers, Printers, Firewood Dealers, Boot and chne Mannfioturers. Fodder i;esl«r-. Maltsters, Siussge Makers, teo,, teo.. and for Amateur. Lathes and Fret Baws. The ecg.ne outs firewood at 2d per ton, and at Inter mittent r olstlng work the cost Is sometimes es low aa Is 8d per day for a 34 h p. engine, tha engine running all day. Thirty-five Otto Gas Engines era now erected In anokland For terms and conditions, app'y to tbe r'ecretary Auokland Gas Company (Limited), Fort-etreet jag In Btook -4.1.ij8., 8,1-h.p. 'i'O LKT, tho two New Shops in Rut 's - land-ktreet adjoining tha Olaieudan Hotel.-J. M. >.nd J Mowb.ay. (O LET, two Unfurnished K«om~, Upper Nolson-atreet, next door to Mrs Jennings. ft"6' LET, a Shop and Kesirlenee. situated 1 at tho cornor ot Pitt and Groy-Btreets; a first-olaas business stand, with plate glass win dows ; gas and water laid on, etc,; rent low.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent ;_ rr.U> IET, a Cottage in Eden-street,— X .Apply toB. Berry, Edonstreot. , ' I O LET, new Shop and Dwelling, Pon- I sonby, opposite O'Uunnell-street; alsoLS roomed Cottage In Clarenca street.—Apply to W, G. Allen, Olaranre-Brreet, Ponßoflby ritO LET, Furnished Bed-room with uno 1 ot Bltttng-roO—. -*pply oottega next Bit-' Ungton'fl. Grocer. Pitttewon-atreet. ' I O LET, for three or five year», a well- I grassed Farm of 83 acres situated at Flat Bush; House of three rooms, and Dairy, Cow shed, and Stookyard. Rent, £8 per annum. Stook at valuation Apply to J. Sutollffe, at farm, or John Hall, OtahuluL I f% O LET, off Avenue Road, Parnell, I abont tho Ist August, 7-roomed House, with pantry, bathroom, kitchen range, wash house and copper boiler, half-acre allotment j all well fenced and planted with fruit and orna mental trees; beautiful and extensive view of harbour and Nnrthcoto.— W. and J. Frater, Land Agents, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. -|-0 Lf/I', a aix-roomed House with an I acre of land and orchard at Valley Road, Mount Kden. nut the store. Rent, Us per we. fc,-Apply on the premises. rtpo LET, a pleasant Marine ttesidenee I at the North hore, with Beach Frontage. Apply to Cnarles Batiey, Boatbnllder. O LET, or For SALK, small FARM, situated at Avondale (part of Dr. Aiokon's), abont 7 miles from town. New House 1 rooms, Stablo, and out-honsos. Ten acres very good land, partly In young Orchard; all secure.y fenced and fronting the river,-Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Land Agent, And—and. rilO LKT, Fight-rooked House, with I bath room, besides stable, coach and cow house, and wash-house, • orchard, and three acres of ground. Situated on Main Road, Remuera, 5 minutes' walk to station, and busses pass every trip. Terms exceedingly reasonable. —James Bnokland, Coombes's Chambers. rpO M-RCHaNTS a»D OTHERS. TO LET, those Commodious and Centrally situated BUSINESS PRKMISKS as now ooonpied by Messrs Boyian and xai.fleld (who are removing), corner Vulcan Lane and High street. Premises contain four stories, and 1 splendidly adapted for any wholesale business. i Rent, moderate to a good tenant t -.SJrVTT? -. .* i). h A VANB, Land Agent.



I. For Sale. c I BJIOR SALE, a Ntwly-bullt Four-roome is ! — Boose; al otment SO x O.i, Valley Roar Mount Kdtn. Very cheap.—Alfred cox. Eitat r Agent. 177, tjneen-Btre-t, opposite Morrln te Ot ; ITOR SaLK, 2J h.p. Engine, to be see) if I working at the Newton Steam Coac p Factory. ' I I^OR SALE, pure bred Fox Tenier IJop -i r 2 years old; watch and ratter. Address • I R.J., Star Office. lil-.R SALE, cheat), for cash, a Cottaßt ; m? Piano.—M. H. Keeslng, 62, Victoria stree I (just above Royal Mall Hotel). . li^Oß SAL- (cheap), a veiy Large-size . A First OIaSS Bagatelle Table with Fitting! I complete.—Apply O. Ralney te Co., Ifort-street. FOR SALE or Lease, a first-cla9S Dairy Farm In good position, for sale of all farm . produce.—Apply to Mr Ballett, Parcel. '. V* O R 8 A L 15. Mount Eden, cheap, and on easy terms, a new \ and well-finimed Cottage of fonr rooms, sooliery, &o.; fitted with resHter grates, range, ; tank, so. Snlendld allotment (voloanlo). 33x , I*s. Price, *12. cash, baacoe«»ngreedupon. D. F. KVANa. ' Ksiate ag»nt. SALE, Leamington Koad off Val ley Road, ofT Mount Roakill Road, very pretty 4-roomed T Cottage; scullery, register grate, American stove, cupboards, tanks, oow window. Allotment 100 x 100, level, volcanic soil, and free from stone; a bargain.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen-atreet, next Bank of Australasia. 828 fcfl O R 8 A L E, r „ ALLOTMENTS. STOKES'S POINT (Mainßoad) UlxW, «... -AVONDALE: J aore (opposite sohool), m. COLLEGE ROAD: Allotment, S3 x 100, MS per foot—NEWMARKET t Choice Jornor Allot mont,fil_o. ELLERSLIE (close to Station) t<M x 160, £1 per foot. BASY TERMS.-Also, several desirable Cottages, on terms to suit purchasers. - LABOUR EXCHANGE AND ESTATE AGENCY, High-street. A. T. Carter, Manager ■jaOR SALE AT-KAMO, WHAtf J- GaRKI. To be sold. GENERAL STORE at Kama, near the coal mln es, doing a large Business and steadily increasing. To anyone possessing a small capital tula Is antopportu—lty rarely met with. For further partlonlars apply E. MITCHSLPON AND CO.. Queen-street. Auckland. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL & MERCANTILE CO. (LIMITED.) To Grocers — A Grocery Business In the Suburbs of Auckland for sale. For partlonlars, apply No. 9 and 11, Quoen-Btreot.-G. W. Owen, Manager. _^ LjOOKS ON &EW ZEALAND. For sale, privately, 55 Books (oholce and rare works) on New Zealand, including the Institute Proceedings,—Apply COCHRANE te SON, , Auckland. JUST ARRIVED. 200 TONS CANTERBURY POTATOES (SPLBNDID QU-UTT). 250 TONS OAMARU POTATOES (BPI.K.N'DID QUAIITV). Q. S. J A X I N S, OUSTOMHOUBK-STBEKT. ■3ACONI DACONI "OACONI HAMS I HAMS! HAMBI "I ÜBT received, a very Prlmo Sample. NEW~~CURE. W. PARKER, Grookh, Hocson-btreet, '■ Drapery. OOBtßl' MASON, New XV ton, opposite Lambonrne's, has In stook Uoalery, Haberdath erv. Calloo, Shirtings, Cash meres, &o.; Mtlttarr Front B8 V oothß' and Men's White Bhlrts, Ss 6d; MoVa Tweed Trousers, from ta. uood value in Men's yanov Vto' sted Coats; Bard and Soft ».>lt Hata, cheap. H.M. hn» boaaht a Splendid lot of HOSIKHY SAUPL.-S. whloh ho will sell at WBOLE-ALE PRICE, i few Very Handsome Real Ostrich Frathers to be sold cheap; Kmbrolderod Silk Velvet, neat patterns. 2s Ctl per yard.— H..HK-.T MABON, late of the Wholes.le. DOYB' CLOTHING MART. WHITE AND WATKINSON. TAILORS AND WOOLLEN IMPORtEBB, ViOTOBii-STBairr, Auckland. Beg to Thank the Pobllo ot Auokland for their liberal support during tbe last I years. W. and W. having a demand for better class Boys' Clothing, have taken the adjoining Premises whloh they have opened tor *iOYo' OUTFITTING, where a Large Ptook will be kept of the best ready-made New Zealand Tweed butts. Kcgal-u* Shipments ot Woollen and other Goods from the. beet English and eootoh a Lvrge and Well eoleoted Btook of Gents' Mercery. Tbe Tailoring Department Is still under the management ot W, and W, Tallori supplied at Wholesale Prloes. Note tbe Address— BOYS' pLOTHING TITART, oys' Clothing IYlart, victoria-street, (Opposite Tbbatbe Roya_). Well W ORTH R B A DI n a. Do you wish to see the Best and Cheapest Display of Drapery, Hosiery, Millinery, Ladles' and Children's Outfitting In Auckland J If so go to address as Mow, when yon will he repaid for trouble. JAMES SCUTT. General Draper awl Outfitter, London House, . Viotoria and Nelson Btreeta.' • * Auckland. EN'S AND BOYS' 6_"T_l»Gr- Never seen cheaper In Auokland, not withstanding all strong assertions mane in advertisements. This Is genuine .Mens splendid Scotch Tweed Overcoats, Heather mixtures, 28s Gd: real value, 12s. A large quantity of Men's Winter Tweed Trousers at 8s lid, honestly worth 10s 6d: a few Men's Busi ness and Working Coats at Ts 6d, worth 10s 6d. Every other kind of Clothing equally Cheap, at JAMES BCUTT'S. General Draper, London Hooße, Viotoria and Nelson Btreets, Auokland. —N.B. t Country orders must be attended wl—t P. 0.0. Medical, TOOTHACHE CURE —Instantaneous Relief. ODONTALGIC) Is botile.-SH.AR. LAND te CO. (opposite Post-ofBoe) TOUR I'HB CORK of OUU--~ and GOLDS T_OR THE OUR- ot BRONCHITIS, FOR THE CURE of ASTHMA and DIFFI OULTY Ot BRSATHING. fjDSOK 8 Syrup of JJypophobphiteb WITH | EuPBORBIA PILULIFBBA. In Bottles at 8/8, [ itOOTHACHBI TOOTHAC HE TOOTHACHE Immediate Relief by oslng EDSON'S M->GIC ESSENCE. In Bottles at Is. I B«DKRS«»N*S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER. INVIOTA BRAND. MEDICAL HALL. Opposite Three Lamps, Ponsonby. Anokland. OATSI RATSI RATS l-Use XV SHaRLANDV PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rats eat It gresdlly, and die; no Bmell. price, Oi a shilling a Bottle BHARLAND te CO.. opposite Post-ofßoe. GARDNER'S " Pectorlne" is unequalled for Coughs and Colds. GARDNER'S "BLOOn MIXTURE" speedily removes pimples. Blotch ks, &0.. from the skin, and renews ihe blood. . TO BE H AD IN AUOKLAND ONLY AT THB ENGLISH PHARMACY, 181. QUBKN-STREET. HASLETT (LATK GARDNER). C" IURB FOR INDIuESTION—TONIC / BALSAM, a Genuine Liver -regulation, price Ss a bottle.-BHARLAND te CO (oppo slte Poet-offloel. _. ! -DUTCHER'S PODOPHYLLIN X> SBIDUTZ POWDRRB, ABB.BABLB AND EFFBCriVEI UNEQUitLKD FOB IIVEK DIBOHDBBB I A Useful Mode of Admlnlsierlntr Podophyll—tl THE ECLECTIC PHARMACY, Jnnotlon Pitt and Grey-streets. LIVES REGULATING. AICKIN'S PODOPHYLLIN PILLS. No. A. are now known from Invercargill to Mon gonul as one of tho most effective remedies for B SLUGGISH LIVER " Torpid Digestive Func tion, Billousneas, Chronlo Constipation, Flatu lency, &o. They are a safe aperient, and CONTAIN NO MINERAL WHATEVER. Sold In Boxes at la,, and Bottles at is. Sd. and 2b. 6d. (all sugar coated). ATTHK PHARMACY...- Queen-street



Meetings, *] \ UCrLaND SUUI-T. OF ARTS a j The Annual Meeting wIU be held on MON J* j DAY EVENING. 18th instant, in the Lecture n I '"iS 1 ot '-be Museum, at half-past seven, h ._,_'» Worship the Mayor will preside, and dls v / tribute the Prfzeß ana Certificates awarded ai . ; the late Exhibition. . j JO3IAH MARTIN, . f secretary. - TNDUSTRIAL AND provident JrX P-CRMANKNT UUI_DING, LAND. M AND INVBSTMENT SUOIKTX OF AUCKLAND. i i The Half-yearly Meeting of the above Soolety I will be held at the Society's OffloeAOOrner of ■ Queen-street and Vulcan Lane, on WEDNBB -' I UiY, the 20th lnit., at ha'f-past seven o'olook t ' In the nve-tn<. to receive the Account! and IKeport lor half-year ending 31sr Maroh last, GttORGB FRABKB, June 14, ]883. Manager. Public Notices. -«SmK*& "vr o i i c c. PANMURE BRIDGE. Public Works Office, Hth May, 1883. The River Trafflo through this Bridge will he Closed from 19th Juno next to the 23rd June inclusive, for Repairs to Swing Span. W, H. HALES, District Engineer. OUBSCKIPTIONS iw AirFoF O MHS-HS. BKADLAUGH, FOOTE. RAMSEY, AND KEMP. Frlonda In Anokland of the above Gentlemen having requeated me to receive Subscriptions I on their behalf, Subscriptions will he received at my Shop till SATURDAY flrßt, the 16th instant. A. OAMPBELT. 18th Jnne. Qaren-Btreet. TJCTILL BE OPENED IN A FEW *' DAYS. NEW BONDED STOEES, LOWER ALBKBT-ST-tBET. J. 0. FIRTH desires to Intimate to Importers, Merchant', and the Publio generally, that his large and Capacious Concrete Premises In Lower Albert-street, consisting of fonr flats, capable of storing 6,000 tona of merchandise, will be ready In a few nays for the receipt nt Goods. The basement floors are espeolally adapted for the keeping of wines, spirits, fruits, and oil men', stores, fto. The premises are fitted up with a powerful hydraulic lift, and supplied with every possible convenience for the eon duot and despatch of business. The Store wIU be under the management ot Mr Jamis Edmistok, as Bonded Warehonss keeper. whloh the proprietor believes will he a guarantee that all business will be transacted to the entire satisfaction of the mercantile publio. J. O. FIRTH. Auokland. Jnne 11. 1883 Proprietor. SWEEPSTAKE Haudic*p SPAR ROW MATCH will take place (weather S emitting) at Avondale, on SATURDAY, June .atSp.m. „ -,__--.-..» ■ J. SINCLAIR. tt\V POULTti* FaNCIBRS. I have this day Disposed to Mr R. C. Taylor of Buckland, my Mammoth Light Brabmns and also White Cochins, winners of First Prize at the Auckland Agricultural Show of 1882. (Signed) D. ROBERTSON. T HAVE Appointed Mr ROBERT SON, of -"- Symonds-street, my Agent. All orders sent to Buckland, or entrusted to his care, will re ceive Prompt Attention. ROBERT CECIL TAYIOR. June 11,1883. , pOr.SJX.BY DISTRICT SCHO OL. Wanted, a respectable Person as Cleaner of the Ponsonby Distriot Sohool Building j reforen o b require.. Balar r, at the rate of £40 per annum. All Information as to duties oan be obtained from Mr Bailey, Head Teacher, at the Sohool. Applications to be sent in before the 15th instant. D. F. EVANB, Hon. Sec, WORM SYROP.—Prepared especially to destroy the Beat Worms, whloh cause so muoh irritation. Prioe. Is 6a -GaNDER TON'B DI3PHNBARY, Karangahape itoad, Auokland. rVrORTHEKN OMNIBUS COMPANY, J_. LIMITED. Appllratlons are Invited and will be reoelved np to Noon ot FRID -Y. 15<h June, for the POBltlonof MANAQsiKot ho above Company's tannines-. Applicants to state Qualifications, rotereno... and salary required. JOHN R, BANDER-ON. . Secretary, rpO BUTCHERS AND OTHERS. The Anokland Tallow and Manure Company are prepared to Contraot for the Purchase of Hides. For pries and farther Information apply at the office of the Company, Dorhtm-street. (►nok'and, 14th June. DOCTOR *KaOLD'SPKNNY ROYAL AND STEBL PILLS.-The moat popular medicine of the day. Price, 2a 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents Seabland & Co., opposite the Post Omoe._ GBaHAME'S PUBLIC BONDED STORE, FORT-STRKET. The Commerolal Public are Informed that this bond la now carried on under tbe the direc tion ot Mb Louis Flemmino. who has tor several rears seen on-aged in the Warehouse. ano is Intimately acquainted with the withes and requirements ot ell the onstomers. importers may rely upon every care and attention being given to their lot-rests. WM. 8. GRAHAMS. NOTICE.— Now is the time to Build, or have alterations, additions, fittings, etc., done. Timber is cheap, and men are plentiful. Send at onoe to J. M, Haslett, Builder, Fort street. ' ■___ REMEDY.— To Keep from Catching Colds w«arJ. Wllliama'a all ~ooi Shirts I _E Herbal Treatment for Coughs and Colds—Cherry BARK, Yarrow, Pleurisy. Hoaihonod Prepared at GANDiiRTON- DiaPKNB-RY, Newton. Safe and certain describe symptoms. WO X M 8 All ohlldren suSer from them. It suspected, ask for the Certain Cure. SHABLAND- WORM POWDERS, 1/peoket Apotheoaries Rail, opposite Pont-oinoe, H~ BLBMSVILLE TIMBBu COMPANY (LIMITED). Tha Company have opened a Depot at NEW MARKET, near the Railway Station, for re ceiving Orders and Sale of Timber. Timber out to any length, &c. Priceß on application at the yard.. : > SHaRLaND'S CHERRY PKCTOKAL, Absolutely the best remedy ever made for OODtiHSTBRONOHrne. AND OOLDB. Prloe. 2a Bd and 4s Sd a Bottle. BHAR'AND - CO, opposite Pcst-Offloe. ty^AITAKEREI OAW-MILL. Wanted Known—That I can supply TIMBER as Cheap as any producer In the provinoe without raising the prloes when other mills have no logs. Having tramways, my timber is felled in the winter and Is more durable; the sap almost equal to the heart of what Is felled In the summer. Have now in stook. Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers' eoleoted Broad Boards, In Kauri, I limn, and Kahlka tea. Orders shall have my best attention.—John Smyth, Waitakerei,-it Maroh 188-. VT ~~0 T I C E~. RS EDWARD COSTLEY DEOEABRD. All parsons who are or may hereafter be Indebted to the above estate, either for Interest, rent, or otherwise, will nlease pay the same to Messrs Jaokson and Russell, solicitors, Fort street, Auokland, whose receipt shall be a suffi cient discharge. ■ T^ra JAOMON(-d^ac2.tlw D. BEAN \ deceased. Aaokland, 27th April, 1888. Goo-son'B Arcade. _. VII. REASONS WHY EVERY RRSIDBNT OF AND VISITOR TO AUOKLAND SHOULD VISIT GOODSON-S rjOODSON OODSON'S LONDON VXOODSON'S ARCADE. LONDON ARCADE. ARCADE. LONDON ARCADE. , ARCADE, -t- ARCADE. BKO-D3RI —It la the mo<t valuable and varied Btook of the kind in the Australasian Co o nles. equalled only by the London Arcade In Cnrlstohoroh, under the same Proprie torship. BEDAUB*I—The freedom with whloh every visitor oan Inspect the goods can only be enjoyed when arranged upon tne Aio.de plan. BECAUSE I—Every visitor or purchaser are alike trea'ed with the utmost oourtesy, and sales are not pressed, to render the Inspection of tha Arcane otherwise than a men pleasant recreattOD. BKOAUBtt t-All goods are cla-sifled. tastefully ' arranged, and marked tn plain figures, the price being known without enquiry, BECAUSE I—Being open from 9 to 9. we accomy modate those who cannot make their nnr ona.ee during the day. and our windows (five), which are most attractive, are wel lighted. BECAUSE I—You may rely upon value reoelved for cash expended discounts, Pb«b«i» ta.ionb, and other Baits being Ignored. All woods marked at one uniform low tariff ot profits, according to onr trade motto- S.P. and Q.K. BECAUSE I—You will here obtain »he bes value for your money expended of an place In the City. thrntry it Qoodson's .London Arcade, , queen and victoria.streets, auckland; high-street, ohristchuroh. ondon Office: St. Maiy Axe



_f Dividendß.. . "J *• JD 1 v 1 D E N J BRIGHT SMILE GOLD MINING COMPANY •" (LIMITKD). t -Ti2 Share Register of this Company will t CLOSI-Dfrom noon on FRIDAY, thelfith, ti noon on MONDA.V. tne 18th instant, on wale latter oate a Dividend of Sixpence per Shar . will he payable. . „ ■ D. G. MACDONNELL, Auckland, June 12.1833. Manager. Shipping, I~_^Z «7iOR GISBORNE ANI Jlgl^ *hh a. C°AST ■—■■■i~a_l Tho Hehoonor GISBORNE, J. H. Skiwke, Mast3r, Will sail as above on MONDAY next, 18th lust For freight or passage apoly to H. B. MORTON. Agent. Harbour Board Notices. A UCKLAND BARBOUR BOARD. DUSIGN FOR HARBOUR BOARD OFFICES. Harbour Heard Office, Anokland, 2.nd Maroh ISB3, Premiums of £90 and £25 respectively will be given for the best and seoond best Designs for Offloes for this Board. Cost ot offloes not to exceed £5000. Dpstgns will be reoelved at this Offloe until TUKdUAY. the 10th July, 1883. at noon. Ueelans chosen to become the property of the Board. Conditions and further partlonlars may be obtained upon application at this offloe. O. B. STONE. Chairman, ■IjJP-B5 pgssfc-' a uoeland harbour board. APPOINTMENT OF STOREKEEPER. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, 13th June, 1883. Applications will be received at this Office until TUESDAY, the 21th instant, at uoon. for the appointment of Storekeeper. Salary at the rate of £150 per annum.. Conditions and further particulars may be seen upon application at this Office. Applications to be endorsed "Application for Appointment of Storekeeper." O. B.'STONE, Chairman. Gazette in EanKxuptcy. <BWP. IN THE BUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. In the matter of " The Debtors and Credi tors Aot, 1876," and ot the respective amendments thereof, and of the Petition of Lawrence David Nathan and _ NATHAN Alfred Nathan (carrying on * business at the City of Anokland, In the Provincial District of Auckland and Colony of New Zealand, as "L. D. Nathan and Co."). for the adjudication as a Bankrupt of Alexander James , Maoeie, of the City of Auckland afore said, Tobacconist You are hereby summoned to appear before this Honourable Court, Eden-street, In the City of Auokland, on TUESDAY, the 19th day ot June Inßtant, at the hour of eleven o'clock In the forenoon, to shew cause why you should not be adjudged Bankrupt, * Dated this 13th day of June, 1883. HENRY C. BREWER. Registrar. To Alexander James Maoeik, abovenamed. (L.S.) i DEVORE& COOPER, ■ Solicitors for Petitioning Creditors. <silfl__£ 'fii_fliirW PtT r IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. . in uw matter of v Tbe Debtors ami Creditors . Aot. 1878." and the Amendments thereof. and of the Bankruptcy of Thomas • Fiddes, of Auckland, Steward, a Debtor. I hereby summon a General Meeting ot the Creditors of the said Thomas Fiddes to be held at my offloe. Supreme Courthouse, Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 2lst day of Jnne Instant, at the hour of 11 o'clock In tho forenoon, for the purpose of receiving the report of the Trustee and passing a resolution with respect to the disoharge of tho said Thomas Fiddes. TBO. MAOFFARLANB. Trustee. Thomas Fiddes, Debtor in perron. ,^2iSsßb2b*' IN THE SUPREME COURT Op NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and tho several A ots a rending the same, and of a Deed of Arrange ment bearing date tho 12th day of May. 1-83. made between William Kelly, of the one part; Thomas Morbin, Matthew Anderson Clare, and Abthob Hvam Nathan, Trustees of the said Deed, of the second part: and all the Creditors of the said William Kelly, of the third part; filed in this Honourable Court on tho 12th day ot May, 1883. Notice is hereby given that on WEDNES DAY, the 27th day of June, 18S3, at 11 o'olook in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, application will be made to this Honourable Court, sitting in Bankruptcy, for a declaration of the oompiete execution of the said Deed of Arrangement, which said Deed was assented to in writing on the 30th day of May, 1883. Dated this 13th day of June, 1883. HESKETH & RICHMOND, Solicitors for the Trustees. Bnaineßs Notices. *7 ; FIRE and ROBBERY can be Prevented by Purobusiig Tann. Celebrated Iron Ba.es.-K. A. Isaacs, Agent. : IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL WHO WISH TO BAYS MONEY 111 Tho Proprielbrs of THE DIRECT BUPPLY STOKE Being importkbs and L.rq« Buy>—is in the Home Markets, are enabled to oiler to the publio great 00n0.s-i.3ns on the usual ; Auokland prloes.' The Stook Is lolly assorted, and, comprising as It j 1 does in one building all the requisites for a house, ~ Paktik. FrjßNi.niKU Will Find .That They Can Savk Bora Tuca and Money At 'Jr. The Dibeqt Supply Store 249, quken-street., An Immenße stook of Lamps, all I The Direct , sisos, kinds, and prices, at J 8 npply Store. It you have not bought a Look-) The Dtreot Ing Glass buy one at /Supply Store. If you want a Fender or set of. The Direct I Fireiroas try I Supplr Store. You always want Chins, Glass. ] Tha B i roo t and Karthen ware. It on oan fn nn nivßtore get It oheap at )aamv aw^ If you need either Brushwaie or I The Elrect Tlnwara oall at I Supply store. When you need Knives and) The Direct Forks try .Supply Store. When yon are In want of Spoons,» TheDireot 1 in any quality or size, oall at 1 Snpply fetore. If you want any Pooket Knives) TheDireot or Soisaors try /Supply Store. When you need a Cruet-stand) -n, n *nirnnt : ohMMjrom tho buimuj^^^^ If you want any Ornaments.) m,ttTHri*i fsWSP m LM,IW '" }aSBfB&' If you want a Nioe Present for) ,-.. r,,_. .. goe,'_7 B,o,her ' ■*" •\&SSSL Let your Children buy aU their) TheDireot To j s at 1 Snpply Store. If you want anything at all.) ~ hß r,,™,. dont say you cannot BOt It tui L™.J*^' you have tried at ) supply store 249, QUEEN-STREET. JM-OTICE OF REMOVAL, HENRY PETRY, Jeweller and Watchmaker, having removed to more central and convenient premises in Queen-street, under the Albert Hotel, takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous customers for their support while In Victoria-street, and hopes, with tho Inoreased facilities in the new premises, he will merit a continuance of their patronage. M 5-*. ,Ga C O U T TS, DRAPER AND HABERDASHER, KARANGAHAPE ROaD, OPPOSITE HOWK-BTB—IT, NBWTON. CIORBECTIVB PILLS for Females.— ) Swollen Legs, Nervous Debility, Irregu larities, hango.—Sale and testimony dally In creasing.—Ganderton, Herbalist, Karangahape Road. J\E Ir. AUNTY.—WeII, ' declare: alter f trying stores in Auckland for weeks, seeking a good one, I have at length discovered a First-class Grocer. Such Nice Goods, and suoh attention. Go. my dear aunt, and give him a trial. The address Is W. E. LEWI S, Victoria Street, Between Hobson and Nelson streets P.S. I He waits upon families and delivers Ms free. •* • ' •■■"■• wwaw



„ J " Lost and Foun-.^**"* J' I T OST, In Wellington or Hobson streets , IXJ this forenoon, tbe -kin ot a large Green Bird-- \ reward will be paid for its recovery at I this offloe. , ~,. , j ;■■ jQgg ,__ TO-T, a Savings Bank Pass-book.—The i[ -vI tinder pie, ie leave It at StarOffloe. h F OST, between Wakefield-street and 8 aJ Goodson's, a Gold Earriaa'.—Reward by returning same to (^eensiand'Bakery, Wa__ neld-street. s I OST, l&st night, Gentleman's Gold J-j{ Ring, either in Victoria or Hobson-street. —Binder rewarded by bringing same to New - Zealand Tweed Co., Qneen-atreet, ' 1 OST, at Hevonnort, on 3rd June, a XJ Gold Looket and Chain.-A reward will be paid by leaving same at Mra W. E, Anderson's, unttroh-etreet, Qevonpjrt. LOST, a Cocker Spaniel Dog, about four „„ -„,months old.-Finder will be rewarded fil on returning samo to Mr H. P. Barber, ParnelU LOST, on Monday evening, between Synuonds - street and Mount Albert a Buggy Rug with waterproof covering.—Finder . rewarded by leaving same at Wood's Butoher. BymonOF-.treet, or Mr John W. James. Auok land or Mount Albert. .»■—"-. -■—- «j' OUN D, a Gold Earring.—Owner can J? reocl ye Bame at a. Linaburr te Co'a. i f\s REWARD.-Stolen or Strayed, JL " ™ from Oa-hnnga Ron, a Brown Geld ing, blackish spot on off shoulder, star on fore. head, Raman nose, and long thin tall, abont 18 hands Man. Anyone detaining him after this nntloe will be proscoutcd.—K. Parrell, Baker, Onehunga. - . ■~ 'j , J -> Board and Residence. BOARD and RESIDENCE with Private Family In Romnera (short distance from . Newmarket station) for a Gentleman.—Apply M.N, Pos i-offloe, Auckland. BOARD AND RESIDENCE wanted In a respect-hie family by a ge-tleman, where no other boarders are kept—W. Lalng Matoolmson, Clarendon Hotel. Anonla^d, | COMFORTABLE HOME for gentle \J man, with or without board; no other boarders — apply lower corner ot Hardloge and Qraham-gtreot. ' '■ *' *i"~y~~*"« URHaM HuUSE, near Victoria Wharf. North -shore. — Comfortable Board and Kesidenoe. Terms i, oderate — Apply to Alfred Co_. Kstate Agent, 177. Qnyen-atreetT /GOVERNOR BKOwuis HOTEL. \JT HOBSON-STREET. Board and LorWmß,__ Ms. per Week BmaL- RtiOM ___. per Week Butchers. CHE A P M EAT PRIME: QUALITY. THOMAS HEDGER, Butcher, KyberPass,_n thanking tho publio for past favours, begs to Inform them that ho has reduced the prices Of meat as follows :— Prime Cuts Roasting Beef _. 6d Second do do,, do ..3d to lid Leg Mutton .. '""* ju Loin do _l& Fore Quarters 214 Boiling Beef, from Sd Families waited on for orders, and meat delivered anywhere at above prices. A great reduction will be made to Cash Customers at *£$u& n A.utto, from .ftta-^.-Beet from -^i! 0,- 0n Saturday night all moat will be sold below cost to effect a clearance; no ofler refused* T. HEDGER, UTCHER, KYBER PASS ROAD. EcciesiaatioaL ~~~~ YOUNG mens CHRISTIAN «iK_-.ABS_? C. ,:A' r-loN' oOniec ot Wellesley and Albert streets.—Evangelistic SerrioeTTHlH rehuradaylEVENlNG.'Stf.af. A_Tro__.u2? Recent arrivals cordially invited?^ m™*»> pARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCHY .V.SPECJ-AL SEE VICES. TUEBDAY, WHDNEBDAT. THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY EVBNINIft AT 7.30 P.M. MX. BAMFORD, PREACHER. »ALL ARE INVITED. Auctions. TO -MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK AM. _-___ET DAY. . a. RTRUK^ POULTRY* FBmHJCE, A. FRUIT, AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKET. AUTHOR'S MART. POULTRY DEPARI-lENTi Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese. Pigeons, .■..'Canaries, Fanoy Birds, Smalt Plga, 633 Guinea Plus, from Imoorted stock Portable Boilers, teo., iron Tank and Tap Also, at 1 o'olook, - A t Horse-power Steam engine aad Boiler, to ba seen at Messrs tinstone's Yard A Superior Cheese Press and Vats, complete PRODUCE. FRU.T, AND GROCERY DEPARTMENT. 300 sacks Hobart Onions, ez Loongana It oases Gtsborne Honey UO Backs Canterbury Potatoes 1.0 packs Potatoes, Onions, Carrots Pumpkins, Melons, Baoon and Hams 1 ease canterbury Hams aad Shoulders SO sides Bacon, Beet Cbeeee. Butter, Floor Bran, Oatmeal, AUlae Oats, Chaff If RulT—Nelson and Auokland Apples, Peanuts GROCERIES), teo -10 tins Cm, f f doner.. His- I cults, Tea Sug.r. Coffe. Moo, Maiohes, Vrstas, Heap Blocking, Honey, Fanoy Bis ontts. Vinegar. Cur.,, aiuob. Peel, dploe. Baking Powder o» bale HtrvAT-aSrAT AUCTION PRICES, FURNITURE DKPU.TMKNT. A Large and Varied Assortment of Household Kequlßlses. Holioware, Glassware, Piano* Sewing Machines. Stoves, tea. TO-MORROW^ ,AT#l sP'OLOOK. POULTRY, PRODUCE, ETC. CARBINES, & .TAYLOR WILL sell'by auction, To-morrow, at their Rooms. Qneen .tree, at 11 o'olook sharp, POULTRY - Fowls. Ducks. Geese. Turkeys. Canarlo?, Pigeons. Yonng Pigs. _OB_ tee FRUlTTßftK^mb^___tiTs& WMB* PRODUCE—Hams and Baoon, Sail Butter. * - g& a_^^p-3S-_%KS__K «-5JS n Shsrirs.jpiiaff.ftemeal.fto. FRUIT-Acples, Pe^ftoT 1 iiiiiliJi.';' -v**ii*l*f __ __j-r.ll FUROTTURK, Clothing, Jewellery, Biscuit Machine in good order, coat £70, Kitchen ■'•*■'■ ''Range, i SewingMa-bines' a« ft iJIJAMt f la ~*»_£&{ .r*.-. >fc«i StOi JM Mrtltt* OARBiNE-J &. ( .*ALtt<om*»" ■ ','„'_ : !..•"..'...,.•; Auctioneer....7 7; 7" tomorrow.'. CI H producs siLE, FBUp AND i-OWEEING.TREES,' w. dowdES* ' WILL cell by auction at the Exchange , Mart, Qneen-etreet, To-morrow, at 11 o'olook. ' • ■•"- ■■■ /'*t A Fine Selection of Trees and Shrubfl, all Ol the very best kinds. Canterbury PoWto-s-i' "- r: J 'J'*-"'I A* Bacon and Hams" ~ .Cheese, Malza ■ t_KJO aR.MAB Oats, Onions, &c &c. j,, Alio. ~ A quantity of Drapery, Clothing, and Boots "■ TO-MORBIdW;* 33410 Am - At lb o'clock iiirS H- :^E?S. LD TiY,AS|tJSp9.W': AT the Do^Sennal^ City Mwket, To. ordwpf Goo. QoWde, Dogiße_H|r|r« <£ H f A large number of U.eful DOGS, Sold on account of whom It may oonoorn, AU Dogs not sold will ba Immediately destroye|.' 7 R. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. *' : " ~777j JOHN LKVDON.] , [EDWARD LEYDON. "t.'o. -M".V jß""*Bl,''o'-w, At 11 o'clock. MBSSRS.' JOHN &E. LEYDON WILL sell at their Central Commercial Ba<e Booms, sexc the Union Bank, . Queen-street, .7 itIKOM lPlanobyJßo—ler-: ; ;;.=>-. ■ Piotureß, Catlery, Blankets, Apples, ..., j r;. Aa .'■■/ . *""**«* ~ , A Large Assortment of Goods too numerous ' to mention. ''>■''■:-i™ JO H N &; E. LE YD OlT, ft , Ann—one_ts.'Y'- .'••: ,__•■ ' ; ENGLISH EORNITURB,' wi '. 7E. & A.'TSAA'CS!:; ?«__s^S \ A RE instructed to bcII by auotton as '•'•* -'••-'■'.'-'■ Boon'aslaw.eid,,-'--**.*-.'I**-' EX RANGITIKEI. FROM LONDON, £1,400 WORTH-OF THE ABOVE. Further particulars in futurftjesse.