THE EARTHQUAKE AT ISCHIA:

(BEUTEBS CiCLES),

jtour 'lhousand Victims,

i.OiNDON, July 31. IT is now stated that l>y the earthquake at^lschia Island 4,000 were killed In the village of Lacco only Jive escaped death. NAPLES, July 31. Among tho sufferers by the recent earth quake a'> Ischlaare some persons of Eut-lish nationality. They are, however, tew in number. Recovery of Bodies. LOaiJON, July 31. At Isohia one thousand bodies have been taken from among the mins.

Latest Despatches.

[BJT TEIiEOBAPiI.—SI'JICIAb REPORTER ]

Timber - growing Reserves.

Tlmlid'-growiny Meservcs. WELLINGTON, this day. A return laid on the table of the Legis lative Council shows tho area in Auckland, reserved for the growth and preservation ot timber to be 4,422 acres ; total for colony, 7,541 acres.

Mr Decrgaville's Accusations Against Messrs Whitaker and Russell.

Mr Dargaville to-day gives notice to move for a committee to inquire into the allegation made by himself that Me»sr3 Whitaker and Russell received £10,000 from the Bank of New Zealand for getting the Loan Consolidation Act through the House in 1867.

Scene in the House to-day,

Mr Daraaville and his Bully. Something approaching a " scene " took plaoe in tho Houso this afiernooa when Mr Dargaville ga»e notice of his motion for a Select Committee re his acousationi against Mr Whitaker. As MrDargaville left the table, Major Atkinton said something to him inaudible in the j>nllery. Mr Dav,GaVILL- promptly turned round, saying—" You aro a bully 1" Major Atkinson rose and demanded that Mr Dargaville should withdraw the expresfioD. Mr DAEGATILLE refuted, saying that Major Atkinson h»d used gro-sly irjsultiu>r language to himself. On being asked to say what the insulting language was, by the speaker, he refused, aud tho matter dropped. ,

Ihe Froperty Tax Bill. Major HABRIS, when in Committee on the Property Tax Bill, intends to move that in estimating the value of real property, tho unimproved value only shall be taken.

PRESBYTERY OF AUCK LAND.

Teb regular meeting of the Presbytery of Auckland was held this morning in St, Andrew's Church. Piesent :~Jb*evs, D. W. Runciman (Acting Moderator), K. F. Mac nicol (clerk), John Macky, G. B. Monro, A. Thomp»on, T. W, Dunn, A. Carrick. A. Todd, Sutherland, T. McKenzie Fraser, Thomas Norrie, D. Bruce, Mr W. H. Madili, and Mr Irwin (student).

ELECTION OF MODBRATOB. -The Key. J. Bruce was elected Moderator for the next half-j ear, but in his absenco Mr Kunciman retained the cbair. KIHIKIHr.—An application from the Kihikihi Church Committee was referred to the Property Committed. MISCELLANEOUS.—An elder's commis lion was reoeived from Waluku in favour of Mr Thomas Brownlee.—Ti>e proceedings of the meetiDg held at St. Andrew's Mance on the 4ih ult. were sustained, admission to the church not beiug prac ticable.-Is was resolved to accept Mr Hotson as a student of theology in connec tion with the Prenbytery, a certificate of character, however, to be obtained Irom his minister, Sunday - Bohocl Committee. — The Key. J B. Monro tendered his resignation as convener of this Committee.-At the utgeat and unanimous desire ot the fres bytery, the resignation wa^ withdrawn. WaidkU CoslMißSion.—The Rev. &. B Monro read the report ot the commission appointed to visit tho districts of Waiuku, Pollok, Kohekohe, and Awhitu. They had ascertained that there were three church buildings in thes* districts and four preaohing stations. Three services were held on one Sabbath, and two on the other, with occasional services at Afaioro and Manukau Heads. There were 135 church memberi, of whom 76 were communicant!, and the average attendance at the lord's table was 72. ihe only debt was a sum of £6 on the manse. The commission bad found-(1) that the Waiuku cha>ge was a heavy onej (2) that tbe minister had laboured with energy, wal, »nd succe-s; (3) that the whole staff of elders were In terested in their work 5 (4) that the Com mittees of Management were well orga nised ; and (5) that the treasurers were en thusiatic. It wbb recommended : - (1) That the elders should be called upon to sign the formula of the Churcb ; (2) that a ses«ion. book be kept in each charge; (3) tbat the same system should be adop ted by the Committees of Manage ment; (4) that the Pollok congregation should, be given an opportunity of con tributing to tbe church services; (5) tbat all church property be insured. It was resolved, on the motion oi the Key, John Maeky, " That the report be sustained, and that the Preibytery expres* its approval of the diligence with which tho commission has discharged its dutlet, and of the ex cellent way in which tbe convener bas in formed the Presbytery ot the retult of the investigation."—lt was alsoag>eed to assess the charge for a stipend of £200.—The Key. T. W. Dunn was appointed to read out the recommendations to the Waluku congrega tion on the 12th imt. Ptjkbkohb AMD Pokbno.—A communi cation was received from the session of the Pakekohe and Pokeno charge announcing tne appointment of Mr W. 11. Madili as its representative to the Presbytery. The remainder of our report is unavoid ably held over.

LATE SHIPPING.

RUSSELL, this day.

The Wairarapa sails at 4 p.m. Patsen gars—Messrs Firth, Smith, Cook, Greeu way, Millet, Milne, Hales, /rober, John son, Mre and Miss Firth, and others. For Wellington — Mrs C. L. Daviee. For Greymouth—Mr and Mrs May and family. For Napier—Miss Leonard.

"Ulericus" writes : The highly-religious "Herald," in an articlo this morning on " Religious Education," thus pats on the back our growing lanikinism : -" Js there a boy worth a snuff who would not fling his book at the tormentor's head ? Instead of generalising on the decay of reverence, and the deleterious effects of secularism, the Bishop should have hurled a bolt at tbe idiotic head of the esteemed and respected clergymen"—that is, gentle reader, a clergyman who went to give a religious les son at the conclusion of the echool (accord ing to tbe " Herald's" frequent advice) and at whom the youpg hopefnls shied their books " in conclusion," accordiog to Bishop Moorhouse.

A meeting of tho creditors of William Thomas Miocham, matter mariner, was held to-day, wben Mr Thos, Macffarlane was elected trustee. The assets are stated at £20, and the liabilities at £211.

Professor Cailliau's singing classes were successfully opened last evening in the Christians's Meeting House. A number ot new pupils were enrolled. As Professor Cailliau was absent, conducting at tbe Opera House, the elementary and advanced lesson* were given by Mr Boyle.

Tha final meeting of the creditors of Randolph Eagleton, haii dresser, of Queen street, took place to-day. The report cf the trustee (Mr Macffarlane) stated that the debtor commenced business without capital, and got on well until he started a second shop in Queen-street. On gettiog into difficulties he borrowed at a high rate of interest, and also gave a bill of sale over his stock to a firm to wbich be owed a large account. His only available assets were furniture and book debts. The former were told by auction and yielded a dividend of 2s 6d in the £. The bookdebtfl were of very little account, but a portion woulrf be coIlooted, when a final dividend would be pnid. The liabilities were £435 13s, and the Assets £124. It was agreed to recommend the debtor s discharge.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(SPECIAL 10 PRBSS ASSOCIATION )

(Received Aug. .1, 2 40 p.m.)

The Colonies and New Guinea. LONDON, July 31. i In a letter to the "Fortnightly . Review," Sir Julius Vogtl advised Lord Derby to arrange for colonial contributions before anuexing Newuuinea, Auckland University Professor. Forty applications have been received for tho position of Professor of Mathema ics at Auckland University* The appointment has uot yet been made. : Jsoble Visitors to Australia. The Earl and Countess Roseberry will shortly visit Australia. Mortgage Company's Loan. The £200,000 worth of debentures offered by the Australian and New Zealand Mort gage Company (.irnited), have not been '■■ Covered. Excitement in Ireland, -Wild Jtejoicings. At Dublin men and women danced round bonfires in celebration of the informer Carey's death. i The newspaper offices were thronged with an excited crowd when the news was re ceived, and great enthusiasm was mani fested. (Kcceived August Ist, 2.15 p.m.) MELBOURNE, this day. Arrived, this morning—Te Anau, from Bluff. Sailed, this morning—Manapouri, for Bluff. (Received August 1, 11.10 a.m.) THE FKOZBN MEAT MARKET. LONDON, July 31. The frozen meat by the steamer John Elder is soiling at 6d per lb. The carcases of mutton are small and inferior to the previous ehipment, EARTHQUAKE IN TAbMAJSL9. HOBART, July 31. Several »hocks of eirthquake wore felt to-day at Brauxholme, in the north-east of this colony.

SUPREME COURT-In Banco.

THIS DAY,

(Beforo His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.) Etc Robert JAJinsoff, a debtor.—Ap plication for discharge,—Mr Thorne made the motion, and the papers being quite re gular, the order was granted. R. W. .Good v. W. Whitaxer.—Mr Keetley appeared for the plaintiff, and moved for an injunction to reitrain tho defendant from felling and removing timber on his property in tho Northern Wairoa district. There was no appearance either by or for the defendant. The injunction was granted, and the question of posts re seived.

MASDBRS FCOTT V. TjIB HORTBKRN Str«MShip COMPANY.-Mr Thco. Cooper for plaintiff, and Mr E, Heaketh for tho defendants. Tbe action arises out of tho robbery of jewellery on board the »team>r Wellington some time ago, tho plaintiff claiming £800 compensation from tho defendants for breach of their agreement to carry his goods safely to taeir destination. — Before, how* ever, the Cisc can come on for trial, it was decided in Chambers that there was a subitantial question of law to be argued, and the argument was therefore taken to day. Tbe question wa« :— " Whether the affirmative alienations set forth in paragraphs 3, 4, and 5 of the statement of defence raise any sufficient defence to tbe action even if taken in conjunction with the negative allegations fo paragraph! 2, 6, and 7 of the statement of defence.— Counsel having been heard, His Honor decided that in point of law the defence put in, i.e., that undar section 503 of the Merchants' Shipping Act, is a pood defence } action to be tried at the next Civil Sitings if necessary. The Court then rose.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET,

AuaasT l v 188?, Bank Ot N.Z-Pellers, £22 10a National Hark—-#Uers, 72ifld Ojio*W B*nk— «li«rfl 10j 61 ' names Gat—-*ellor9, 30s I7«lo» Hush and Dcor-Buyers. «1 10a ext

co'ler*. £8 ox Flelwr »nd Co.—Burers. 12* ; wllprs, 12e 6d Aooldrm assuranoo— Buyers. £8 tod Queen of B»*ntr —t- uynrp, Us; sellers, 12a fid Deep Level i.tmw—aoyerg, 4s; sellers, it 61

; Jrlnoo Imperial— Bellerr # 41a rwouiet (i c Aioba,\-5 6d ; bnyers, 61 Premier- Buy<>rn. 12a 6d New Find—4s 6d to is 8d; buyers, is Gel 1 oodon- 2s lid Werahlki- it 14 ; BO'lera. 4s 3d Waltaoki-2alldto39ld JOSEPH NEWMA^. Chairman,

THE &UCKLAJNJJ EFEJNING STAR, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1.



Ecclesiastical. XTORTH SHORE. Special Gospel i ' Addresses will be glvon In tho Masonic Hall THIS EVENING. All aro heartUy invited. Meeting to commence at 7.80. No Collection. Sankey's HymnH. M~'lfG~ A. BROWN'S BIBLE UlA*B will be held ea Thnredt* nt«ht next, ftt t*i- Temceranoa Hmll, at 7.30, as nsntl. Musical. XjAST WEEK! LAST WEaK ! LAST WEEK J. HOWDKN, Shostlano-stbbbt. 3 PIANOS AND 2 HARMONIUMS STILL TO BB aAORIFICBU! BKBtDM GOLD AND HtVKR WATCHTO, CLOCKS AND JEWELLERY. COME AT OKOE! AS THi BUILDINGS MDBT RE PULLTO D >WV NEXT WERK. juost and Found. LOST, by servant girl, on Sunday nlirht," between fiuckisnd »nd Mouil Aioert, a Pane cooiainlnsc 5 £1 notox. a few KhlUl«lTß 2 rings, aid a piece o gtten rlbboa.— The flndnr will be rewarded oa returning It to X 0. Urconwoofl, JBB. Qaeen itreei. Volunteer Notioeß. CITY GUARDS (LATE NO. S COMPANY RIFLBSr Monthly Inepeotion Par»de THIS ('Vedres day) EVENING at 7.30. Vail uniform. Kines BtrloWy oof oro-d fo' non-«tt«nd«noe. ALrRSD E. In AAOS, Captain. Goodson's Arcade. See Goodson's London Akcade. WHY Is there snoh a notioeable reduction in the price of CLOCKS. WATCHES. JEWELLERY. CUTLERY, and FANCY GOODS generally in Auckland daring tho past three years? BECAUSE the opening of Goodson's London Arcade marked a now era on the city, and the " Small Profit and Qulok Returns " prinoiplo has led others to imitate it. WHY remains yet unfulfilled tho predicted closing of the London Arcade after ea months'existence? BEOAUSK an appreciating publio know who introduced the " S.P. and Q.R." motto, and patronise tho ono who did so. 11/ HY Is it unnecessary to "mark down " and W "sell off," or by professedly alarming sacrifices" and "deferred payment," decoy customers into tho Arcade ? BECAUSE it is so well known that all goods having always been marked in plain figures, at one uniform low rate of profit, no such artiQce ia needed. WHY should every resident of, and visitor to, Auckland inspect the London Arcade before making their purchases ? l IEC&USEInno place in the city can there -13 be seen such a comprehensive and valnable assortment ot goods at such tempting prices. See Goodson's .London Akcade. Note the Addresses— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, At7oKLA*d* ~ „ CHRISTOHUBCH. LONDON OFFICE l 68 Maiy Axe. *x o x i o i. BEBB WAXt BEHS WAXI Purchased in any quantity for Cash, Buyara ot Fungus and Muntz Metal. Baring purohased In China a Fine Aiwort mentof Teas hlmßetf. JAMBS AH KBW cm confidently recommend them, and trurtf that all his old Cnfltomcra, nod toe Pablio fcenerally, wIU avftU thenu«lvM of tbia vDlsodld orporlonity and oaU early to bny his auperior Oou v, Hesi Flavonred Kooloo, BhouehonK, ftad arlons Mixed Teas, snlted to every taotei He has »v» on hund Jscaneee Ware. Preserved Gloser, Oroolterywar*i SUkg, Handkerohlrafs. andothar ooraraodltle.' ceo namerous to mantlon, Note the Audresßt— JAMKa AH KEW ft CO., va. Queen-street,



I, Wanteq. { \\ ■ ANTED KNOWN -My highest. I * » nriced Tea fa la 6d. It Is going fas', and I Is I b«llevf .equal to wimi la gene ally Bold at 3a. —VV. H. Ila I'tiier. Hobson atr.*et ;. \\f aNTKD, by a good < ook and Balcer, * " a situation, town or country.— t pp'.y [ Mrs Whitcombe'a Regis ry office r WANTED, a Man Cook, --pply H. * *_*_ Maiden's Dining Rooms, Queen street. 8 V\T ANT£D > good steady Benchmen.— '» Northern Boot and Shoo Company, Hobson-street, r \\f ANTED, 2 goud Bushmen ; muat be t » » used to jackiag.—Apply Post office, 7.15 t tQ"pight- WANTEDTfork'awakawa Colliery, 4 KxpeilecOcd Coai Mlnarji—Apply to Bay Oogl i.oinaany. Intoranne Mntl;iinga. 1 iS/ ANTkd, by a young man lately from ft Kokland, b Bltu»iion itown or ouumryl; ■wiling to omKo himself uaolul. Apply O.ft. Stab ufflce, 1 jii ANTED, by a respectable young t V man. a situation as Hairdresser, Hair , ! worker, &c.; lias no objection to leaving Auck land ; reference if required.—Apply by letter to Alpha, care of G.P. Office, Aucklaud, vl-aNI'kU, Kespectable intelligent V t Youth for Solicitor's Office j must writo good hand.—Apply in own handwriting, en; closing references, to Box 99, Poat-offlce, Auck land. _^ ANTED, a good steady Boy.—Apply at Red Boot Warehouse, Victoria street. WANTED, respectable l>ffice Boy.- Apply G. N. Braseey, Solicitor, Coombes' Chanbois, WANTED, a Strong Lnd ; must be able to milkit-Apply to the Melbourno Store, top of Pltt-Btreet, between the hours of 9 and 10 a.m. WAHi&D, respectable .boy as Appren tice to tbe Tailoring; wtges from tbe i cooimtnoement Also, a Metauge Bar, at once, —J. Wiillama, Vlotaria-«tr«ot. WANTED, an active Boy to deliver broad and be useful.—Apply Thomas Wilaon. Grey-street. | WANTED, an Active Lad about 16, to attend to a horse and make himself conorally useful — Apply Profesßor Tucker, ManukauHoad Parnoll, ir/TNTKD KNOWN—Towels, 2id ; ( * » Extra Grand Una of Ladies' Bilk Soarree, l«; ntoy Barks, 3d, ii, and 6d the pair; at llampler'B WakeiloliHtrett Shop. V\J ANTED, experienced Barmaid, Two i y Honae^ialdt Uameplace) Ckiok(woman), 25a Hoaoemaid, Honstkveper, Uroom able milk, a*mo able garden; several private. —Mrs Blamore'a. WAaTKD, by a needle-woman, Day Work, at Ladies' own liousoa.—Acidroaa •r.ff. f ßTAßf>flloe. WANTKD, General Servant for Mount Albert, with reforsnooj. Good waees. —Apply htah offloe. WANTED, respectable General Servant ■with sood ohaxaoter.—»pply Mrs Whlte'v K«Kistry omcu, Vlourla-elraet (two doors off NeuaomstreaVi \^7 A^TKD, a Qentral hervaot j good wagea to competant fflrl.—Mrs Durance, ;huroh-6t)reet, Dovonport. opposite Sootch Church. V*; ANTED, for the Couitry, a respect. » " able young lady as Barmaid.—Apply between 12 and 1 at Portland House, Hobaon- Jrpefc \*J ANTED, a Cook and Lauudresa for » » a private family noar town.—Apply for addww at this ofllco. iNTEiVApprenticos to the Btay and MbtlomtkloK-APBly to w. Petty'a Stay aid Mantle-making Hatobllshmout, Upper Qaoon-ttroot. ANTED, a Girl (aDout 14) to wale Ivsrmlt sraerally iwotnl; to rleap it homf.—apply at Tha White Home, P»rneU. _ WANTXJD KNOWN - Men's Un. b'co..-hod Sooka. 3d ; Hup oiler do. 01; wonted Sooke. id; Braced, 0d; Mons Btnd Bnlta*. 3d the anil*; very Sapariot do, Oi ;at Dampler'a W«Jgefl»ld-»tre*t Shop. WANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Collars, 2d; OoUari and Coffb. 6d tin, net ; Rib bons (ataorted), 8 lnchi» wlda, la per yard; good n« winr bilk, >*aa than aiual prloo, 2 reels Id; at Uamplec'B WaJt«fl(Sd-»tre«t Shop. WAKTED, everybody to know that tho large Blhiard-room, Clarondon Hotel, will be open to tho public on Saturday next. Grand Tournament. Two of Alcooks best Tttblee.



%\r ANTED, 2 down Young Ducks, also «» i Guinea Fo»l».—Apply U. Hnlme. VA/ANTJED, every aousoholdcr t> see »* my 33 lid Linoleum, "A" quality. I guarantee it the beak made "B " Quality, 3a 6d, 13 tons In stock.—J. M. MoLachlan. V,, ANTED, Tenders for excavating for TV a building elte ia College Road, ren'ergdose at 12 o'olooic, bATURDAY. *.ug. i, Tond«ra to be Bent to M. Mcjermott, Vlo torla-ati oat Bant VV ANTKD, Toadors fur keeplDg thb * * Parnoli Lawn Tonnla Courts In order until May, 188t.—For particulars apply at onco to Mrs Held. Hon. See, Parnoli VA'ANTE'i', Tenders for buildW two Doublo Chimneys. — For particulars, apply Mr John Parker. Nelaon-street. VV ANTmD, TendersTTirrThundTy, » * Annual 2, fcrpaWtlaa »nd papering a house, labour only,—apply J. P»ko, Builder, l> 6 y Nortn "oa<l WANTED &NO /VjN—Ladles' Winto Jaokots, Sti 6d: Ladles' Ulsters. S« to; Wool Shawl*, 1« Bd; Lot of Large <io, oho .p : Wtnc«y Skats, 3i 6i: at Dampler's Wakeßeld tratt Shop. ANTED, Bmpty Bottles, viz., Cham pasno.qaatta and pints and wins pints. —ivuatnuro Bros. »hd Co., Sbortlatd street, oppoailo Auckland Club. \A7 ANTED. Plainly-faroished or Un- TT furnished Room for working man, 8 minutes' walk of Post Offlco.- Address Honry, Btar office * \*T*I*TED, by 2 yoncfj Eentlemen, v ■ PrlTato Sitting-room and 2 Bod rooms; ■will dine out.—Apply, stating torms.to X, Stab office. yy ANTED, Four or' Five Kespectable * * Working Men as Boarders In a quite home; terms moderate.—For address apply Mre eiibort, next the Union Drapery, Freeman's Bay. Y*TANTBD, One or Two Gentlemen V» Boarders; ns» of bath and pImo; splondtd view—Apply Dcrablo-itory Bouse, third pint fchoil", NelsoDHStreet WANTID to Bay, Boilers and Engines (sew and Becoafl-hsnd).—Addrwo Ingram and Sec, High-ttreet, Auokland. %VTANTED to Sell, first-class 6} horse. » » power BoriaonUl Bngloe wltn Mulii tnbnlar Bollec.—For price, lie, apply to T, W, ReTeil, General Furnisher, next .albart Hotel. \\, ANTJD TO SELL, a good Box T T Mangle—Ayply at thh office. V\/ ANTED to Bny, Left-off Clothing of * erery Aetarivtlvn, tnr ounh. P»rtles waited on. P.?,—Wanted Known—For Hlrn. Trap a«d 8«ddl« Hnrsntl.—App'y Thos. Jill], Clothier anfl Draper, Parnelli WANTED.— When you are in Hobson street oall and see the Large aod Choice Stook of Sooich Cherlot Tweed*. In hrather and irrnnlte ehadm »t Macro ana MllHnan'B, ANTED KNOWN-That I am pre pared to purohase Household Farolture anil other effects on the premises on tbe shortest notion. In town or oonntrr.—Apply personally or by letter, to Jamaa Rae, D«rby-et.eet. _ WANTED KNOWN-The following tllihtly soiled Ladles' Superior Coloured KIH Gloves, la 2d; Ladiee' Felt Skirts, U Od: Clark's 300 yard nela of Black Cotton. Id eaoh; Mt-n'n Trousers. 4a M; at Damoler's Wnkeflolil street Shop. W ANTED KNOWN. Mrs Vandle, " Taxidermist, Furrier, Sec., has Removed to Hobson street, a low doors abovo Munro and Mllligan's. W~~ ANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on personal and collateral seonrity, re payable by weekly Instalments. Bids dis counted.— Rae'e New Zealand Pawn Shop, Darby-street YVANTED KNOWN—a Few Print * Costumes left, only ie : a Grand Une of win tnr CoMnmeg, 15a; Bleok Fnr Trimming, 91 the yur" : Hwansdown, Is the yard s at Oampler's Wakeflpld-Btreet Shop. WANTED KNOWN—Nice Lot of v * Flannel (White and Coloured), oheap; also Grey Blankets, IDs the pair; Bed Quilts, 3s Od each; Rugs, 7s; at Dampler's Wakefleld- Btroet Shop. WANTED I W*MED 1-Wanted, Fouple to auk their Qrooers for Dnpetior'a La Hanvegardti. It Imparts a dear white light to Keroslne, aod prevents all danger from ex plosion. Bold in 8d packets. — VV. R. Lewis, Vlotorla-Btreet, Agent for New Zenlard. ANTED the Ladies to Know that Munro and Mllllgan, Hobson-street, have seoared the services or a flrst-oluBS Mil liner, and are sow prepared to euppl* millinorj in sll Its branohea on the nhorteai notica. WANTED KNOWN - Barry's Tri oopherona, Is 2d; Raok Combs ii ; Toath Combs 2d; Pair Rrnshoa, 9d: Tooth Brnshes. Bi; Hair O» 6d the bottle at Uampler's Wake fleld-street Shop. UTANTBU KNOWN—AII »* Befluoedfiir a Speedy Olearsnca and quick Entrance to New Shop. — Robson'a Drapery, Ponaonby. --f ANTED KNOWN.-Pure Gold, ' ' * Pure Silver.—Charles Kelsey and Co. have now added Gold Jewellery to their stock. Their first parcel is just to hand, in ■■vhich will be found a beautifal assortment of Ladies' Dreas Rings, Keepers. Alberts, Necklots, Brooches, Gents' Scarf Pins, Suites, &c. They strictly confine themselves to keeping only Real Silvor and Real Gold Jewellarr. Froßh arrivals monthly.—Charles Kelsey and Co. (two doors below Morrin's, Ironmongers). , %«J ANTED KNOWN—uheap XIM »V berl Cheap TmBER! And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywnero else at the Yards of D. Goldie. Albert-street. WANTED KNOWN—Colßured Cash mere, 1b 6d tbe yard; Blaok Velveteen, 18 9d; Cretonne, 7d the yard; Damsnk Table cover;, 3s 6d; American Leather for Table Cavers, lid the yard; at Dampler'siWakefleld- Btreetßhep. , ) %*/ ANTED KNr>WN—T. B. Kobson", Ponw»bT, Is removina to the Now Shop Di't Mr wood's. a*<l U B^liiift at gnatly ie dueed prices, to effect an Korly Qlearanoe. \\f AKTJED KNOWN—Auother Grand V» lot B«r!in W'>o!. benutifnl oo'ourß. htlll | the name price (3d the ''ozau skelrß); Xi. ■we- I iiiK (nil rolouro), 3d per akeln; White! Worsted, Id he large skein at Uampier'o 1 Wakefleld-Btrcet Shop. t



Wanted. WfA'NTVD, an Apprentice j wages "" given.—Apply H. J. Turner, Cheap Mattrass and Furniture Warehouse, 310, Queen ] street. _ WAITED, a General Servant.—Apply MrsL. M 0368, Coifge Road, Ponsonby %*/ ANTJSD, urgently, Uooks and Lauu ;V? dresie*. lOUmeiaK Nuncs (town aod oiuntry,; (Houinmald, Gennr»l Hoy. hoifjl).— Mrs Whitcombo'i?, Market Resist'y, \AJ ANTisD —Oatmeal, in 71b Lags, 16 V Til eaoh,-R Kew'n, Viotorla-Btreen T^fANTED, to Clear tor the New TV Premises, and B*llli g Cht ap; genuine; no puff.—T. B. Roba?n, Pnr.soot'y. \l7 ANTED KNOWN — Ladies' Lm » t brellas, 1? 3d ; Silt, do, is; Gont'a do, 33; GMb' ParaßOla, 1b 6d ; and Ldui of other Pre«h Baratllnß; at Dampler'a Wafeefleld-Btreßt tjhoy \\f ANTKE— w anted to sel1.- very cheap » T ai riozoo Jlb Tina of goodlJnrhan Wub taril. only 6iperda,2Tinß forlla, 53 perdoion; 12 dnzen Fruit Baits, la 63 per bottle; Small Hoe fihuforli; 1-arue hlne.6lbaforl»; «»iety Matohflß, 3ii per dozen; Bell and Blank's Pl»la Matohes 7n wer dozen ; B-ll ar.d Ulaok*. Tin Hoxea on y laßd oerdozei: i.argo Bibles with P)ate3 omy HI 2* Od and ill 7s fid eioh; 2ti Groes of * xoroieo ooake, from 2(1 to Id uaoh, 50 Leaves only Ss Cd per d> zen : Pens, tnly 6a per box ot 12 doeaD, 4b 6d per dozen boxes; Penholders, Is fid ter groBB: 1,100 Pl«cos of Sponge, from 2d to 2a; Lot of Piotu:ea Sa and 6d; Glass Juis, Si and 2s each: Te», 18 6d per lb. Slba for is ; Apples. 3d »nd ii per lb; Cn'ranta. ii per lb i Small TumKeiß, i for 8d; Wine Glasses. 31 eaoh, 2s 8d per dozen; Lot of Jngj, 6d eaoh; Kaior Stiopi, only 9d. worth la 6Q,—H. Watt, general Dealer. Pltt-atreet, %y- ANTE D KNOWN, DANDELION, ltenowned for its M«dioal Virtnee. NEIL Ara msDufaoturinßltlnto PILLa and COFFBH1. THK PILL 3 Are the Beit and Cheapest made in New Zealand. Extensively nstd as a Family PilL 1/ a box. THK OOFFKB Is pronounoad br oompetsnt j u Jtres to be better than 'he lmpottttd. It ii good for the Liver, Ktdnayg, and IndlgeetioD. 2/alb. BOTivNIO CODWH BYROP Is a Pleauwit and offentivo mixture. Steadily gaining ground In Auonland. 1,6 and 2/ a bottle. SOOTHING SZBUP. OB MOTHEh'S FKIKND (FOX HAUU'S), la excellont far romovlng wind. rogulntiiK the bowels, aod producing natural tlesp. Mothers who know its value won't be without it, It ii free from all injurious drogu. One shil.itiK a BotUe. GBNUIHK HOP BITTKRS, 2/0 BOTILE. NEIL iTcLIFFORD, BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WBLLItSL»Y-BTBiIBT KAST, Four doors from Orutotohank and Minor's, Unecn-atroet. \\l ANTED.-21b Tins Moat Excellent * * Tea, only la eaoh.-R. Kew'B, VtotorU street.



v V ANTED, Lsdies to know that I am T t fast Raflnolng my Stock, thtoogh h«T iug a Genuine 9«lo pierlous to oxMatlr* altera tions. Ulook Caahmeref, U ljd to 8b Od larU. I am selling a great quantity; w woll aa Colours, from Hid to id 6d, The Satin Clou, at JJd, U a good line; as woil as the All-wool Bargo, at Is lid Wlvauwts. from Is 21d. l-ndioo' Ulatera are Kr«»tiy radnoed. Wo' \Vnvo (no ttoopto.) CaUooitJd: (TrnwlKin's, <lo»*»: Unb'wohud Bheetlng, o}d.7}d, B}d, and 16 ifli Whlto r will it .•, (washed), IOJd. la r>K »od Is Bid ; Good Kl.n. 0.0, from Bjd tola Hid; While Bl»nh«t», from is 6d raoo; Btown Belfast Hollands. :i}.i. JK 05J. B}d. 10W. 18 id; T«blo Unen, BJJ, lljd, X BJ-1. 1« lljl-l. 2a 00, 3d Bd. Hosiery, mores hinoouH, Fiowem. Feathers L*oo, UnderolotbioK, In fante' Kobei, Pellirea. «rock«, Cloaks, &o. all U.duod. N.B.—Naie tbo adrtrcvia:- J.iMKd BOUTT, Geaeral Draper, Clothlar, Ouifltter, So.. &0., London Uouao. Vicbarln and Nolson atreota, Anokianfl, *»/ ANTED KNOWN. Volvoteens. 1/9 to 6/6 pov jard Coloured "atUs (15 Bhsdes), 1/8 pjr yoM Ulßters, 3/8 to B^9 Hosiery, ail makod a»d Shades Jtoketv, 6/11W759 New Jeneys, al wlonrs. 6,C »aoli Hats, In all »h»pea and oolouru Gn>y Felt OainsborouKlis, a few left Man's CX'othlng to Kraat viuloty Under(rothloK, all akjio* anA Qa&litlea Felt Carpew, yard wida, 1/3 Tapestry Carpets, 2/3,2/11, and 3 fi per yard Hearth Bugs, a largo assortment Mmtinß,/Bf. ill, 1/3, (1 raid, ll and li yarda wide) 9-i. IM, and 11-1 Blankets, 0/11 to 35s pot pair Now Drewi Wluoty, /Bi. worth 1/ ncr yard Coloured C»6hm«r«, 1/71 worth 2/3 Unbleaohed O&iloo, 2d ijd 3d, to Ud per yard White Calloo. 2Ja, 3d, U. lo 1/ per yaid Polaarod Chenille 'lies, 3d tj 1/ m h Wlaotya, lid to 1/ per yard GOO Colourud Josephlneß. let choice, 2/G par pair DBBSSMAKINQ AND MILLINERY ON TiiK PBRMIBKB. LADIB3" OWN MATHKIAL MADE UP, MX« SPAIN. MANAGER. Sncoeasfol Contraotor for Drapery for Lnnatlo Asylnm, 1883. STKPHENSON'S BBAPKRT AND BALK WABKHOUSB, AND liAUIKV KMPOKIUM, KABANQAHAPJC KUAU KKWTON. \V ANTED KNOWN —Men's Black V* Fell Hatf, 3a; Grand Lino of Boys' BUok do, Is Brt; Frauoh Peak Caps. Od; at Dainplora Waneflolrt Btreol Shop. WABTMD KNOWN by friends and oiutomera—That Aleasra 1 app and Co., Boot and Bhoomafcera, h»vo porobaaed the axwK aad Badness of Soott and 00., Vlntorla ttreet (opposite Bobson Hotel), and Intend to continue noliing the Best Quality of Qooda at ourrenr prlwa. ya, AtitKU K^OVV.'N-Thut all WorK » » Ing Men can save their money by call' Ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant All moala 6d. Board and Lodging. 15e per wook.—Robert Murdook, Proprietor. Note tho addreßa, noarly opposite tho Waitemata, and oloaeto tho Doofc " |J»*KBER OF SEVILLE," n po ra O Maura. Grand nncciv !! I TC-VIOHX I TO-HIBHTII TONIGHT!!! HOUSEWAKTED. -Wnnlcd, to Lease or Purchase in Auokland or noighbour liood. a House of 7 or 8 rooms, in a good locality, commandlne a vlow of tho harbour.—Apply H L andS,,offlcoofj;3^ENiNoSTAß. HTATION MANAGER.—Wanted, an oxcerlenoed Station Manster for a large sheep and cattle station at Povurtj Bay; refer ences rtqnired.—apptr by letter, itatint terms &0.. to J. Frar Clarke, Insuianoo Hulldioßß, Qaoon-stroat, Anoltland. npO PARENTS).—Waatcd, for Conntty " Hotel, useful Girl about 11: Rood qulot horns gusrantood.—Apply Ai. Haaauu, Wynd ham-streot, from 10 to 12. TO TAILOKB.-Wanted, a good Cotter. —Apply, statlnK s<U»rj nqnlred. Box 225 POBt OfflOP. f|O BOOTMAKERS.-Wantod, a good I General Hand.—Apply to Wm. liolne- Worth, 12, Viotorla3Teet, Anoklanfl. PIGEONS. -Wanted, good strong birds in any quantity. — Apply XYZ, Stah offlco. y BAKLA.NDS CUEKKY PJtCTOKAL, (O Abaolntoly tho best remedy erer made for COUGHS, llRONOaiTla. AND OOLDa. Prior, 2s Cd and is fid a Bottle. SHAR'iAND ft CO.. opposite Pnst-Dffloe, Amnsementßt ||1OO1BALLI! TjiOOTBALLI! TAURANGA EEPRKSKNTATIVE FIFTEEN Versus AUCKLAND DISTRICT. DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND, SATUUDAY, 4th AUGUST, 1883. Kick-off at 3 p.m. sharp. ADMISSION: la, at gates. Interpkovikcial JTootball Tour. AnHANn i^ONCERT VXKAND V/ONCEKT, IN AID OP THIS FUNDS, WILL BE lIELD IN THE THKAIKE KOYAL ON THURSDAY, 9th INSTaNT, Under tho Management of MR H. GOHDON GOOCH, A. t\A.M. PROGRAMME IN FUTURE ISSUE. admission : Dross Cirolo, Is; Stalls, 3s; Pit, 2s. Tickets may be obtained from members of the Auckland Football Association, and at Lennox's (late Wayte's), where teats may also be reserved. «TI»SS WORKS, Frkeman's Bay. — V* Paturdf.yatternoon,from2to 5. Admla- FioD. 6d. Hach vislior receive s one Glaas Jug.— 21. Cook and Sons. Board and Residence. RIVATE BOABD and RESIDENCE for elflgle Gentlemen ; four minntci irom Post Offlai; If nerruanant IS* per wo»k —Ad flre-B Mr* )>n >n. ro feot.in' e^. Qnegn-a-ratt, J TOVi<,Ki>UK liKuvY:-'s HUXiiJ., VJT HOB3ON->THKET. | Boabd and Lowhno. Bt>. per Week 1 Sinqui 800M,..-. r ..... J _»58, per Week



To Let. POWER TO LET, on 70 miles 01 gas mil's, in the olsy sa.' f-nburb3 of Auck land. Eoßlnes from Jto 100 h.D.lntfio»t«d. Con sumption of fc-aa, irom 18 cubic fooi ot uaaper Indicated hor,e-tii\vor tor hour for tha larger b!i»b to 25 feet i.r she fctrMiler. Suitable for KDKi'noors. Woodworker.;. Pilntsrs, Fi.-ewocd Healera Boot and shoo Manufacturers. Fodder Ddslnrsi M»ltatßr» S-inpsSt) Walters, Co., &a, and for Amstflnr&VLatfcep «nd FreiSaOT. The engine onta firewood at 2d per ton, and at. intei mutant f.oiE'tlnK weik the oont le sometimes ta low aa In 3d P6*1 day 'or oSJh p. enßine, the engine rcnolcs all day. Thirty-five Otto Gaa Wnijini'B an noW erected in Auckland Kcr tjirti's and conditions, avip'.y to £ho -eoKtary Aaoldand Gafl Company (Umited), Fott-streeJ, blzv.B in Btook-i.», 2, Si 8. 12^.^; rfuj iTTx Wf THHD XX, ? Tb<s y.OHNIC-3TRKJT with two o^llars and snte-ronm, for a term of 19 je«rc lenrton will be received ap to Auuutt U, 18 3. Apply to Mr A. Fleminy. Trustee, iTianklln osd for further Informnion. nnO LKT, a 4-rocimed House; rDQt, 10s. I —App'y to-P1. Mi'htingjiß, Co legs K<i"-j. ■TuTLvT, >n Welleiiey-stieot, FliS and * Oyster Sbpp; Foi-nitnro land Kiztares foi sale; a suug busincsa.—Apply tnia otllce. '«1O LET, a .'wo-roomed Cottage and 5| $ Ac-OB Good Land planted with fruit treea; rent low to suitable tenant. — Enquire Miaa l'arrar, noar Mr Kinlock's Farm, Avondale. fT\O tKT, 5-roomed Cottage, Mary street, ? Mount Eden.—Apply Mr Chalmers, next door._ rriO LE V, a 5 roomed Cottage, pleasantly I eituatod near city; rent low,—A little lot bl tohiture to bo sold cheap,~A.M., Stab Office. ~ .. -.... npo LKT, in Victoria-street, adjoining; I Hodbod Hotel, Two Cojunodlom Shops, with room at r. ar.~Aiigiy Uanoook and cc.,. Onalomß-ttceat, or Mr Mlln", Hotison Hotel. TO LEI', in Hobson-street, Shop and Dwelling, opposite Mr Parker's, Grooer. —Apply to 'F. Consttble, Hobgon Btreat. .'ij>o LET, the two New Shops In Kut- If land-itreet adjoining the Clarendon Hotel.—J. M. and J. Mowbray. __ r#MJ LET, a pleasant MariDe Residence I at the North »hore, with B«nca Frontage, Apply to Ontrlea Bailey, Boitbnilder. nnO BE LET, with itnmedlate possession, _ a 7.ro»n>6d Villa Residence, situated In Park Komi, nexi to Karly Bank.—Apply Messrs Irrlund Hroß , Valosa lane. V%/_A»iGAKt->A.—To Let, the Good- Yj will of. a Blaoksmith'a Shop, with tools, Ko.; a good mook of iron on hand. Fienty of fowm-W. J. Smith



For Sale. ■SjlOR SALE, 1 of Crossloy's Otto Silent JD Gas Knginos In flrst-olam on'or. Can be Been working any day.—6. Hulmo. Queen-at. IMPORTANT TO WORKING MKN^ FOR 3ALK. Building t-i;oa clow to ths Avon dale Rtation 1, i, or noro lots. Th* land Is ex oallont and naa boo c ploughed, ditched, and fenced. Price ifor it»ore), fIJO. 'Terms- Hi down, balanoa line from in»kbst, on Bill in throe, j!x. and Dine months; 1 sere lot, £10 down and balaioe as above; 1-ncro, fllodown.andbslanco as above. Building Eito3 also at Rooky Nook on easy terms. A New WoH-bnilt Throe-roomud House with (rant verandah mid baok porch, £lhO. The al lotment is freehold. Cceh required, £39 down; balance in 1, 2 3, or I years, at eight per cent, W. G. KWINGTOV, I aid Agent, nest" Herald" offlce. jftOll POSITIVE SALE, CHEAP, A rosily good F»rm of 310(iaren; partly im; pjov-'l : h«lnf(;o good plounhthlo land, A portion Of bosh, some or wninh i« laid Oat like a park. Th«re i< » Rood Orchard. Eight roomed House, and suitable out-i>ulMlugi>; splendid ntriwm of fr»»h water, and the ooach giing Nonh PBBS3B the house three tines a week. Prioe low and Terms easy.—Apply to JOHN SOPPED Land Agont, No. 8. Qaopn Btroet. 4PIHKAP COTTAGES for Working \J Men In Upper Qaeon-etrcot, Duke street, and 'Sorli-Strw.t.—F. f», nwlngton. Land Agoat, nrat to the 'Herald' Oflloe. AEAHQKSI ORANGES! NOW LANDING, XX BOHOONBR SAXON, FROM RAHOTONGA, 130,000 ORANGE H. CHABLKB BAG L E V., PABNKLI. FIBE, Drapery- etc. y\ a a pc it Y. CLEARING SALBI T. B. KoBSO*. PONSONBY. 18 BEHOVING TO NEW PKKMIBKB, |N«sr Mri Woodp, Bctobeb, GREAT KEDUCTIONS! GBNUINKSALE! NO PUFF! DKAPEKY. MEN'S AND UOY'S CLOTBUG ia now obtnlnanlo at Ihe low»at pnetlhlu prloflf during mt Gonulr.o Sk'o. iho ol\juot of suoh rtxtuuUucH U my n«Blr« to reduce th« uio.nt as ibnoh as possible previous to nlterftfons and •■lariainent. Ltst ot * f»w notable lines:— Men's Tw*d Trcu»«r», 2/C, US. 7/6,10/S, 126,0nf H 6 per iiiii"-: M«b's Prlntoi MolaukU oitto, »/8, 7 6, »nd 8.6 per pair ; Mon'fl D«von TTouters and Vests, 13/6; a largo qnnniitr of Men's All Wool U.rf. Lilmoml Pa* Jaekit9, 31/0, wonh 41/; M»n'« Hhiria, fcom 1/ to 6/11 enoni Men's a«d Boya'Tweed Hals, from 1/41 ouch. N.B.— Note the addron: JiMhj SUUrT, Orniral Draper, Cloihler, Outfitter. &o, London Bouaa, Victoria nnd N«l-O'i-itro»t», Aunltlnnd. ivieaical rnHE Best Preparation extaut for promo- I tinuHalrGiow>hisDr. Kresmnsttlßon'B LOTION FOR THE HAJII. It If preoarod from iho origln&l formula of thil emluMit mitho-itr by ijii«hi.kh Hutcmm. t-harmaoeu tloal '.'homl'it (Vlot'rla and Now Zealtnd), I unction of Flti and Grfj-strotta, Aooklacd. i LfVEWREGULATINO. " AICKIN'S PODOPIIYLLIN PILLS, No. A aro now known from Invorcargill to Mon eonui as ono of the moat effect!yo remodica for •' SLUGGISH LlVKlt" Torpid Digestive Funo : tion, BilloußiiOßS, Chronio Confitipation, Flatn j loncy, &o. They are a safe aperient and CONTAIN NO MINERAL WHATKVKB. Sold In Boxes at Is., and Bottles at Is, 6 and 2s. 6d. (all sugar coated). AT THE PHARMACY. m OCEKN-STHKET fy\OOT^ACHE CURE -Instantaneous 1 Uellef. OUON r A.LGIO) Is bot«le.-SHAR LAND ft ("(). (nppoHlte Poßt-o(Hoe> PROFESSOR ELLIS, Medical Herbalist, has arrived from Chrifltohurch, after cfl'octlng most successful Cures, and is now pro pared to troat all diseases. Ho guarantees to oure'(without fail) tho following Complaints, if not too far gono: — Asthma, Bronchitis, Con sumption (second stagol. Cataract, Dropsy, Dysentory, Fevers, Liver Complaints, Nervous Debility, Bheumatism, Soiatica, Lumbago, and Secret Complaints of young mon. Wondorful Cure for Coma without pain.—Address: 308, Quoon-Htreot (noxt Young Women's Insiitute), Private Consulting Room. Hours: From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. WOK M All children suffer from them. If bubiieoted, ask for the Certain Core. SHAKLAND'a.vvOKM POWDKKS, 1/packet Anothooaries Hall, ocimmto Pout-office. T G. HEND'-RSON'S Cherry Pcctor&l '* • is an Excellent Remo<iy for Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, and tho various other affections of tho Chest and Bronchial Passages.—This preparation is not supposed to Check tho Cough suddenly, hut to remove tho cause.—To bo had only of J. G. Henderson, Dispensing Chemißt and Pharmacist, opposite Throe Lamps. Ponsonby, Auoklam^ MA RS HALL'S PurT~Hormcopatbie Medicines 1b per bott c, 9s doz«n, at C, W. Goodson'a, Gordon Aroade, r"FHK makveTlTTus kbmedy " FOR COUGHS. COLDS, HOAHSENHSS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS CONSUMPTION. AND ALL CHEST AFFECTIONS. BONNINGTON'S PECTORAL OXYMEL OF CARRAGEEN IS MBII (B»«m«»). Cures the worst forms of Coughs Colds, and Hoarseness, gives Immediate Relief In Bron chitis, is the Best Medicino for Asthma, Cures Whooping-Cough, is Invaluable in the Early Stages of Censumption, Relieves all Affections of tho Chest, Lungs, and Throat. SOLD EVERYWHERE, GE O. B O~n"n~I NGT ON, CHRISTCHURCH. Doctor a RMOLD'SPKfiNY koyaL JLf AND STEEL PILLS.—Tho most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2a 6d a box.—Colo nial Agonta Shablani) & Co,, opposite tho Post Office^ A~l'iSl KATBI isai'Sl-Use PHOSPHOR PASTE, Bats oit'lt greedily, and die; no email, h-fS?', Oco fihllling a Uottle. SHARLATID fe CO.. opposite Poat-offlo*. AIMLIISS M*K DIGAL HLKCrRICITY. V 7. HINTON, having junS arrived from Lon don, with most recently approved appliances, La ' p.-ep»fed rtnrimir nhurt stay in this olty *o irett i rurvovf >rd -.thur dif.?fises by G»r.VANizmoN, ; paR'VIZ-.iihn, ami J';;a ♦klimzvtion. ; Ohiirgs. very aioderate, f-onsukatlon (free. OfBNB extraotea without p»in, ' i'.eeldHEoa: 50, 7 doors from ! overnor Browne Hotel. Honre, from 10 a.m. m.



! Prospectus. i and shippers. While there oan tie no doubt of i tha Company being a dividend-paying concern at ; an early date, through the Company having absorbed a profitable business, it will bo of great boaeflt to stock-owners and farmers to become shareholders as they thereby assist to provido I £or themselves a steady and regular market ' ortheir produce, at paying rate?, all the year i ."ound; glutted markets and nomin&l prices being rendered impossible to those farmers and stock , owners who have an interest in, and avail theniaelvos of the service 3 of tho Company. The Shareholders -vrill have the first claim on the Company's services. Country settlors as well as the large farmer and stock-owner can reap the benefits which this Company will inevitably confer on the agricultural and pastoral interests of this and surrounding districts. Applications for shares to So mads to the acting Secretary, Mr A. Boardmsn, at the Office of tho Company, No. 125. Queen-streeS, where forms can be had on or before the oightt day of August prox. I . The application, allotment, and further pay ments, numed on account of sharos, can bo made'to the Bank of New Zealand, Auckland, or to any of its Branches. j Tho Memorandum of Association and the Articles of ABsociaSion can be seen at the Office of the Company, or tho office of tho Solicitors of the Company. There abe no promoters' shares, and no MONEY PAID TO PROMOBERB, it more shares are applied for than can be allotted, tho allotment will be pro rata. While tho Directors have made provision for a large Capital, it is intended to avoid calling It ud unnecessarily. They will doubtless be ablo to obtain money for tho Company's purposes at low rates of interest Auckland, July 13tb, 1883. CJalla. TOaA GOLD-MINING COMPANY JL ILIMITKD). NOTICE TO LIURKHOLDKRS. Tho Directors have this day made a Call (the htihrof Sixpence per fthare on the I'aplt&l of the Company, payable to the Seoretary. at the Offioe of tbo Company, feew Zetland Insurance Company's Buildings, Auckland, on WED NESDAY, the Bth day ot Angnot proximo. .TAMlig b'l'UUa.bT. Beoretary, Auckland, 31st July, 1883. TWEW MANUK4U GOLDMINING II COMPANY (LIMITED.) A CM (the 2odl of 31 per shire boa been made by the Directors of the above Company, payable to tbe nnnereigned, at the office of ths (Jomoany, 83 Queen-street. Anokland, on WEDNESDAY, the Bth August, 1883 F. a, wmrre, Munoitor. An ok and, ltt Angm*. 18 S Dividends. UNION S. S, M. SaSH"T^SOuE COMPANY ILlMITBD). N 0 T I C F. An Interim Dividend on the Paid-up Capital ot the Company, at the rate of Six Shilling* par fully paid-up Bhare, has been declared, and is payable at the Hegifterei Offlci of the Com pany, Meohanioa Bay, on THURSDAY, 2nd August pros. For the convenience of Shareholders, Dlvi» dends will be aid at the Town Office, Custom house-street, 3rd and Ith August, between the horns of land 4p,m. DAVID MURDOCH, Secretary. iiarbonr Board Noticeß a ugkland harbour board. n6~t76e. Harbour Board Offlcea, . Auckland, 26th July, 1883/ The following Resolution of the Board, adop ted at a mooting held oo the 2ith instant, n published for tbe information cf the pnblio :— That Letters received at the offloe of the Board after 11 a.m. on the diya of Meet- Ing of the Board will tot be submitted to the meeting on that day. unless the Chairman considers tha nwter referred to In snob, letter to be of an urgent nfttUro' C.B.iTONB. Chairman. Public notices. KDOFS-COHDYKAR.-Tlie Penny Time Table for Angu«t: full of neefnl ln« formation. Aikforit. Kverybodys'Friend. & LOT OF English Lever Watches, * American Waltham W»tohes, Ladle.' Go d sad eilver Geneva Watohe«, Gold and Silver Alberta and Ch«lns, to bo sold oheap.— jaj. Adams, vyatchnuker, Victoria street.' KS J. KE*NY begs to inform ths Ladles and Gentlemen, also »he fervaols, of or »bout JiuoJlund that sbo i»t»nds Op»ldb a RJ.GISTRY OFHOK »OK BKRVANT3 In HobBOK-bteb»t (near Parker's, Grcost), and ttuets, by a»t»ution to weir lequlremonts, to merit a ihara of their patronage; at the tame time th*y will be assisting her to rear her four young ohlldreo, for whloh ehs wl!l feol rot ever grateful. _ SECURE your seats at Lennox's (late Wayte'a> for ''Barbar ot Seville" l'O NiaHr. _ . SCRIPTt?KE Gift association. — 0 NM<-e -*ohol«ra of City echooli (wrltta) will plenie o«U for their replies on Thur.dty, 2nd Angu^t. at H. A. UoUon'a. Etaooaer, Victoria Mrebt. rpIBE and BURGLARY I I—Protection F from both by puroharing Ta»n's Iron Sates.—X. and A. Isaacs, «genw, Qu^ea-ntreet. I OG-K* LLING.—Mr Wm. Parker, so 9 J long well known as Mill Manager to N.Z. Timber Co.. has been appointed Mill Manager for Dovonport Saw Mill Co., and contractors and tho publio can now depend upon receiving their timber well cut and dressed at shortest notice . OOBSON CuUNTY. ELECTORS' ROLLB for the eeveral Hidings will be cpan for Publto Inspection until 10th August, »b follows: - Te Kopnrn—Council Offloe. Te Kopuru jratnpa—Pet office, Ar&tapu. Uargavllle—Poet-office, Darßavllle Watou—Post-offlco, Tanaiwiroria Okahn-Poet-offlop. Whnkahara At attkohe—Foat-office. Matakoha vaparoa—Pott office. Papsroa Walraa- PoitoffleaMaungaturoto I'ukekaroro—Pont-omoe, Pukekaroo J. W. MATTHKWS, Chairman. jcard. njAVID ROSS, F.R. 1.8. A., ARCHITECT, Fisher's Buildings. Queen-sheet. JL) F. W I LX I N S, ocausi: and aubist TO CHRISTOHOROH HOSPITAL, Will aa-ivo in Anc'tlaad, August 13, remaining; about three weeks, to treat Kyo. Hnr, and Throat Diseases. Rooas at THE PHARMACY, QOKICW-KTHBET. [CARD.] \\J J. DA LT ON, 0.E., *- T c ARCHITEC! t AND SURVEYOR, Has Removed to High-Btreet (fronting Vulcan Lone), over Mr Whito.B, Law Stationer. PATENT AGENT. p O 0 X V NOOK. During; this bad weather I lnvit* the publio to look over my place, and thoy will find that all the grou> d la quits firm after the heavieot rain, and that they can cart tlmbor on the ground anil biild in all weattors, contmt my ecorla ground with clay. an<) aate yoar doctor whloh Is the best to butid your honseon. WM. JUAIi-urt* P.B.—Vy Agent Is Mr Bwlngton. Money. ni Kfk —WANTED T<> LBND, on free- JZIOVJ- ho i d asourity, £150.-F. L. Prime, 28, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. Jf*O i~\f\l \ £900> £700, £500, t£- &, \J yJ ". £250, £50.-Theso several gums to be lent on good froehold security at reasonable rates of interest.-Apply to F. G. Bwington, Estate Agent, next to "Herald" Office. jo-j fik XO tIU.OUU LJSNX on Building ■JSr JL" y society prlnolplee, or on other lerma to suit boirowors. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment syetem. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Beo List of Properties tor sale on Ist page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for Investment.— 0. WtLLUM&ON, Land, Estate, and Financial Agest and Valnator. 8. Vnloan Lane IJNDUSTKIAL ANI) FkOVTuENT PERMANENT BUILDING. LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (COBNER OB- VULCAN LANE AND QUKKN-SriUCET), INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society is now Issuing INVESTING SHARES ordinary, carrying full rate of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP SHARES of 820 each, carrying 7 per oent interest (payable half-yearly) and par ticipating In Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, per centj and on Deposits for 6 months, 6 per cent per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT 1 their Mortgage! st any time. i Reduced Table of Rates and any further par tlcularV required may be obtained at the Soolfty'u offices, 6SORGE FRASER, Manager,



j Sporting. KOBEKT BLAIKIB, MEMBEJJ, OF TATTERSALL'S. Has Books open on all forthcoming events- V.X.C. Derby Melbourne and Now Zealand Cups Hawkesbury Handicap Great Metropolitan Stakes, &c. (Double or Single Kvent). LONGB6T Cuukekt Odds Laid. Address: Tattersall's, Auckland. VfIELBOURNE CUP, 18S3, G. FLANEUK'S CONSULTATION. j 2,000 MIEJk^ AT £1 FirftHorsa,.., £700 vpcond Horoc — — - 300 Third Horse . 200 Otter Starters (OiTldud) __.. 300 Non-Btarters (Divided) . _ jiOO ' *2,0C0 150 PBIZBS, I It la advisable tbat remlttancoa be made by Post Offlca Order. Bank Notos. or Marked Cheques. Kxohangea to Cheqaes must be added with stamp for reply. Appl.cation by letter only. Reßlstered Lettora or Telegtams will not, on any account, be re 1 ceived. ' Drawing under the supervision of a Commit tee of tbe lnveßtora. Will take place about 31st Ootobir. Resalt Slips forwarded to subscribers immoat -1 ately after drawing. ADDISESB -" G, FLANEUB," Care p. TWOHILL, Park Hotel, Auokiand. Meetings. riAKAFUNA JOCKEY CLUB. The Annual Meotlni? c£ the above Club will be held at the Maeonio Hotel THIB (Wednestfai) kVMNIMO, Auguat Ist, at 7.30 p.m. T. PtllL, Hon. Sec, T^BVOaFORT LI lEBARY ASSOCIA- U TION. The regular Fortnightly Meeting will be held THIS (Wednesday) EVBMNU. at 7.30, In ' rinity Hohooi-room, when a paper will be real by Mr H. J Wlckens on " The Writings of Brei Harte," Visitors cordially invited. OH AS. BATHS, Hon. Seo. Funeral Notices. \ UCKLAND BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION, Tbe Members of the AUCKLAND BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION are re quested to attend the Funeral ol our late Membor- MB. WILLTAM Gl'CiL. The Fnneral will leave his law Resldenos, corner of Wellington and Colllngwood streets, at 3.30 TO-MORHOW AFTERNOON. W. O, CONNOCLY, President A.B.A. Tenders. O BUTCHERS AND OTHEBS.— Tenders sra Invited for the sucp'T of t torn 15 to 30 Dresied Sheep (wethers not Uas than 50 iba weight) per week, de'ivered »ttho Mount Eden Hta'.loa, for 6 or 12 months, at per In cash. Payments weekly. The lowest or any tender not nsceSßtrily accepted.—T, USSHKU, btioh burj's Buildings, Queen-atceet. Business Notices. SEE THE SHAVING SCENE. " Barber ot BeTlUe,* Oper« Hoase. TO-NIGHiT. CUK* FOB INDIuESTION—TONIC BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Regulation, mice Sa a bottle.-BHARLAND & Co <oppo site Post-offloe). SOCKBT DKAIN PIPJHS. - A large quantity, Ist and 2nd olaas (various sine), at low rates —W. and G. Wlnstono. NO COTTJN or Shoddy, but all Wool Tweeds. Everyone trr tae IBs 61 Trousers to moasare.-J. Williams. Tailor, Viotorla-at. T> E M O V A L. SCHMIDT AND CO., LITHOGRAPHRR3, ENGRAVE 38, AND GENKRAL PRINTIRS. Bees to Inform tbeir Friends and Customers that they save REMOVED From Corner of Voloan Land and High-street to WYNDHAM-STKEET, Opposite the Star Ofllca. riIHE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE, I 219, QUEEN-STREET. 0 The best place for New Arrivals > ™ and others to get all Household a 01 Requisites at a Cheap Rate. 2 0* a W£ China, Glass. Earthenware 2 ■"H Tinware, Brushware, Lamps «g H« Furnishing Ironmonuery (all kinds) go ??£ Cutlery, K. P. Ware, Yankeu Notions oM £g Toyß, and Fancy Goods. g JJB — ° a% HANOHARD & CRANWELL, O „ Three doors above Wellesley- g § eet' M "~ "AUCKLAND. Victoria-street East, and at College Road, Fonsonby. Established 1861. jyrARTIN -jyjCJ-JERMOTT, Licensed Waterworks Plumber. Wholesale and Retail Tinsmith, Gasflttcr, and Locksmith. All Orders Punctually Attended to. iji i n c^ i^ w g] SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST Is as follows :— Boat Paling Fence of purirl posts, Hobart rails and fift Hobart palings, one moh apart, 60a. Paiinpt Fence to consist heart kauri posw, Hob&rt rails, and heart kauri palings. SSB. Three-raU Fence, puriri posts and Hobart wire Fences with Top Rail, 83s. Wire Fenoe, 7 wires, 255. Barbed Wire Fence. 2 barbed 2 plain wires, 18s per ohain. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Picket Fences, from 2s per foot not painted, or 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Pioket liiwith mill wrought Wicket Uate, all ainted complete, at 3sper foot All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for very description of Fence given on applica ion to Sam. White, Fencer, Custom-street, apposite Arnold. Hines and Co. si RASA G £ OF ADDRESS. SULLIVAN "and" McKENNA, PITT-STREET, TAILORS, HA.BITMs.KRRS, and GENKRAL OUTFITTERS. Beg to annonnoe to their Krierds and the Pnbllo Ot Auckland that they have Removed to more Commodious Pbkmibks ADJOINING. ■where they shall bo happy to meet Customers and Kzeonte Orders to their entire satisfaction.' Bulllvan, MoKenna and Co/a outting is too well known for remark. Perfect cutting and oomfor In weiring guaranteed. The address t— Corner of Pitt kd Bf.rhbfokdßT..vketb. TTNION STEAM SAW MOULDING, sash, and door company (Limited). MECHANICS' BAY FIB*. The Company desire to advise OustMnen that it /s prepared to bccbp* Orders for Btook Goods, and to execute as formerly. : TDTELENSVILLETIMBERCOMPANY , Jtl (LIMITED). The Company have opened a Depot at NEW : MARKET, near the Railway Station, for ■ receiving drderu and Sale of Timber. Timber cut to any length, &c. Prlceg on application at the yard,



Prospectus. 3 5 r^ll* NEW ZEALAND FKOZE'J r 1 MEAT AND STORAGE COMPANY I (LXMITKD). • Incorporated under " Tho Companies Act, 1882." ! CAPITAL, £200,000: IN 40,000 SHARES OP | £5 EACH. *; i First Issue, 20,000 Shares of £5 Each. ' Deposit on Application, 2a 6d per Share; Pay -1 able on Allotment, 2s Gd per Share; also 23 6d per Share within one Mouth of Allotment, and a further 28 Gd every two Mionths thereafter i ] until the sum of 20s be paid; tho balance as raay be required, but no call shall exceed 20a per Share, or be made at lesser intervals than three months. ad Office of the Company NO. 125, QUEEN-3TREET, AUCKLAND. Directors: JoSKi'ri Banks, Esq. (Fisher and Co., Limited) Auckland Alfred Bockland, E'stf., Auckland Arthur Bull, Esq., Auckland John Logan Campbell, Esq., Auckland Patrick Comiskey, Esq., Auckland J. C. Firtii, Eso;., Auckland Joseph Howard, Esq., Auckland Every Maclean, Esq.,"Auckland' D. L, Murdoch, Esq., Auckland L. D. Nathan, Esq., Auckland Thomas Russell Esq., C.M.G., Auckland Francis D. Ricn.'Esq., Otago James Runciman, Esq., Walkato i William Steele,- Esq., Walkato Hon. James Williamson, M.L.C., Auckland E. B. Walker, Esq., Cambridcs (With power to add to their number/. Bankers : The Bank of Now Zealand. Solicitors : Messrs Whitaker & Russell. Auditor : A. BOARDMAN, Esq, This Company is formed for tho purposo of facilitating and promoting tho oxport of Meat, Dairy.and Agricultural Produce of this Colony, and of'all kinds of produoe from the South Seas. Tho Company intend to do tho export business for tho public entirely as agents, and On agency terms, but it will be prepared, if suoh business is not offered, to undertake It as principals. Tho question of tho Meat supply to Europe is one of tho most important of tho present day, and !s exciting groat attention. Tho consump tion of animal food throughout the world is increasing, through tho higher wages earned by tho masses slnco tho growth of manufactures, and tho oonsoquont increase and distiibution of wealth. ■ In 1870 tho total value of the meat im- , ported into the United Kingdom was £7,708,000; j but in 1880 it had grown to upwards of £26,000,000. , This scarcity of moat has been partially relieved , by the supply from America, but lately tho rising price thoro has caused a falling off of tho supply from that souroo. Tho application of sciOnco to moat preserving has opened up to t New Zealand this new and vast market for its I produce, and tho prospect which is thus opened 1 to tho colonists la iriost encouraging, and must add gro&tly to tho wealth and oOfataoroe of this country. Mr Joseph Banks, Managing Dirootcr of Fisher and Co , has taken a very largo interest in this Company, and to secure hla services and tho knowledge and experience gained by an established and successful concern.the Directors havo purchased the extensive Meat Preuerving, Butchoring, and Export Business of Fisher and Co. (Limited), with all their Freehold and Loasohold Estates, Plant, Book Dobts, Livo and D<iad Stock, and havo entered into an agree ment, bearing dato tho 11th day of July. 1883, made betweon Fisher and Company (Limited), of the one pait, and Josiah Clifton Firth, on behalf of the Company, of tho other part. The Directors intend to continue the busi. noes now carried on by Fisher and Cp., 1 and to largely extend their operations. Ihe 1 Directors have also purchased at public auction from tho Auckland Harbour Boards the finest site in New Zealand for the purposes of the Company, and havo accepted a lease thereof, dated tho 17th day of July, 18S3, mado between tho Auckland Harbour Board and this Company. They propose erecting immediately upon this sito a lir3t-clas3 plant for freezing meat for export, chilled chambers for a Dead Meat Market, and General Export Stores. This site is* situated at the Railway Terminus, and tho Works to bo constructed by agreement betwoon tho Harbour Board and tho Company . will be connected with the railway by a lino of rails, and be on tho finest dcep-wator wharf in Auckland, whore ships drawing 25 feet of , water can come alongside and load A cargo op Frozen Mkat in i 8 hours. Tho Works will bo commenced forthwith, and tho Directors boliove that within 12 months they will have their Freezing Plant, Meat Stoics, , Market and Export Stores ready for uso. Tho DEAD MEAT STORE and MARKET will have a oapaeity sufficient to store a cargo < for tho largest Bhlp, and also to provide storage i for tho local wants of Auckland. It is believed when these capacious chilled Stores are ready, i thoy will be used by Stock-owners, not only as i a depot fori ho Moat cargoes intended fpr Ship- I ment, but also a3 tho Depository for the Btock j thoy havo for salo, and by the Butchers as a i Roservo Store for their meat until required to meet tho daily wants ot their Hetail Business. Tho Butchers, and through thorn every housp- • holder in aud around Auckland, will bo largely 1 benefitted by having a constant supply of prime meat, In fireglass condition, during our hot summer weather as well as in winter. The . well known largo loss of meat in hot woather, , for which tho rotail purchaser has in reality to : pay. will bo completely avoided by utilising the Company's chilling stores. Provision will also bo iuouo for Cool Chambers for Dairy Produco, Buitor, Cheeso. Milk, and a separate , Chamber for Fish supply. Connected with this Branch of tho Company's bußinoss will bo tho manufacture of Ice, which > will bo mado on a largo scaio and sold (still at a largo profit) at very much lower rates than , havo yot been kDOwn in Auckland. It is not Intended to confine tho operations pf tho Company to tho Provincial Distrlot of Auck land. It will sook to collect siook and produco from other portions of tho North Island, and will either dirootly itself, or with tho co oporation of other districts, provldo Buitablo local means and appliancos and transit by which tho Company a constituents can roap tho benefits of the Company s storago and ex port facilities and markot in Auckland, Eng land, and othor placoa. Mr Banks is now in Amorioa, and will, at Chioago ongago Kxperts in thp Canning and Meat Preserving trade Though New Zealand moat is admitted to bo superior to American, yet suporior skill nnd knowlodgo of the trade has hitherto enabled America to supply a better article in tinned and preserved meats than any supplied from Now Zealand or tho Australian Colonies. This difficulty tho Direotors hope shortly to ovorcomo. aud soon to be ablo to supply tinned and preserved moats that will compete with that of tho best produce houses of Chieauo. The demand throughout Europe and tho East for tinned and preserved meats of this class is practically unlimited, and a dirept trade botwoen Auckland, India, China, and Japan is gradually growing up. Tho Canning of Meat on a largo scale, and in tho first class modo proposed, will, practioally, bo a new indnatry among us that will give con stant employment to a considerable number of workmon, and will also utilise a largo quantity of moat in a much moro advantageous and profitable manner than is at prcsont possible as tho Company wiU havo tho option of canning or freezing it. As the Gonoral and Export Storos which the Company will immediately erect in Auckland, on thoirrai. way and wharf site, will be most commodious, and will have all possible labour saving appliances, thoy must command the sup port of the Merchants of Auckland. For, being connectod with both the railway and deep water wharf, they will afford the very best po sition for tho eeonomlo storage of Merchandise, whether arriving coastwise or by road or rail, and whether intended for shipment or for any part of the interior. A very perceptible saving in cartage will bo effected by using thesestores, as good* placed in them can easily bo for warded cither coastwise or by rail. The Island trade, both import and export, for which Auckland is the natural contre, is in its merest infancy, and iB capable of great ex pansion at no distant date ; and the facilities which this Company will provide for collecting and storing, and for shipping at short and regu lar infe rvals. tho varied and valuable products of tho Islands will largely promoto the rapid incroasoof tho trade between Auckland and the Islands. Tho want of sufficient outward cargo from and the long detention of vessols loading at this port have very much militated against it, as was recently impressed upon tho Harbour Board by a gentleman representing Glasgow ship-owners. Tho operations of this Company will largely romovo such reproach by being able to havo cargoes of meat (frozen and tinned), and agricultural Island, and othor nroiiuco ready, at stated intervals, to load, a Btoamer or othor vessel in tho quickest possible timo, and to give, what is so essential for suc cessful steam services, really quick despatch. Thoy will thus make practicable a regular line of steamers trading betweon this port and London, making the voyage in loss than one half tho time occupied by sailing ships. Such a service will bo of great value to the commercial interests of tho port, and. coupled with the regular export of meat and agricultural produce by it to London, will prove a very powerful stimulus to immigration to Auckland of capitalists, farmers, farm-labourers, and of artisans. For the fact that New Zealand beef and mutton, equal in quality to the best that the rich pastures ot Scotland and England pro duce, aro regularly shipped to, and cold wholesale, in London, at a little more than half the retail price in the Metropolis and large towns of England, will be more convincing to the English mind of the abundant agricultural resources and advantages of this colony than the best printed statements, or the most eloquent addresses of immigration agents. Stock-owners and farmers generally by the operations of this Company will secure what is of tho greatest importance to them, viz: A STEADY MARKET, AT FAIR PRICES, IN ALL SEASONS. The shares of tho Company are of Buch an amount as to bo within reach of all classes-the dostro of tho Directors boing tbat the Company I should be a great co-operative concern, ; with all the advantages derivable from abundant capital, economical an.l milieu management, fhe best meohuuoalMd labours



Fereonai. _ AUGUST TOPPERWEIN. — Please coll at Bank of Australasia. Gazette in BanKxnptcy. IN THE SUPKL'ME COURT OF »EW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JCDIOIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of • ■ The Debtors and Credt tora -Act. 1876." nnfl the several Acts amendments thereof, and of the Bank rnp'cy of Johs B^ouonTON. of Auck land, late a Sorteuc in the Royal ArtUlory, a Uefctor. NotlO3 Is hereby Riven that at a first meeting Of tha Creditors of the aborenamed John Brousrhton; held at ths Supreme court Build ings, Auckland, on Friday, tae 20thday of July. 1883, at 12 o'olook noon, Thomas MaoU'arlane, Hsjulre, of Aooklan<), a Certificated AOOonnU ant in B»nkrup'cy, was duly elected Creditors' Trns'ee of toe property of the Bald Debtor; and the said Thomas Maoffirlanc having accepted, In writing, the still office, I hereby notHy the said ejection nnd acceptance. Datefl this ;!-Bt day of July, 1883. Q. W. BABLBY, Deputy Registrar. G. N. BBAssHir, Coombeo's Chambers, Queen- Btreet. Auokiand. DeJw*'s Solicitor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DIBTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtora and Creditor* Aot. 1876." and tbe seje'al statutory ai)enam»rt« thereof, and of the Bank ruptcy ofWILLIiM THOMAS MiNOHIM, of Auckland, In th» Provincial l»la triot of Auckland, in iha Colony of New Zealand, Mastor Marinor, a Debtor. It Ib hereby notified that at the first meeting of thß oreaifo« of the nli WilliamJTtaMi Miooh.m. hold at the fnpreme < onrtßoußa. o Ttl» D Ka^Wd°^M ffarlane has signified to me in •writing his ao <WB%S&£SS®*» of **+ lm' Q. W. BABLEY. Deputy Registrar. Fbkdekiok Karl. Bhortlaiid-streer. Anolclana, Solloltor for the Debtor. TH THE SUPREME COUBT OP NBW JL ZEALAND. NORTHERN JUDIOUfc UlßTfiiClt IN BANKRUPTCY, In the matlor of the Debtors and Creditors* Act, 1876 and the several Aote ameno ments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of John Kinneab of the City of Auok iand, in the Provincial District Ot Au<* land, Grocer, a Debtor. This i» to notify that John KJnnear,, of tho hc erci^r taThr4 e»S day of Augusts, 1883, at eleven o'olook In tho forenoon. Eated this Slat day of July, 1883. B. W. BABLTSY. Deputy Registrar. 6 N. Brass**, Coombas" Chambers, Queen street, Auckland, Debtcr'a aoUoitor. IN THK SUPREME COUBT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter oJ «• The Debtors and Creditors Act 1876." and the Aota amending tha Same, and ot the Bonkruptoy ot Fbahoib mo'kbsna, of the Cl«y ot Auoklana. Tailor, a Debtor. This is to notify that Francis MoKenna, «* tte City of Auokiand. Tailor, hai this day filed* statementltbat he Is jumble w meet Ws engaße ments with his Orediiors ; the first Meeting Of Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court hou«e. in the City of -»noW»na. on WKDNKB DAY, the lsth Say ot August, 1883, a* 12 ooIOOK nlDftted th's Ist day o« Awust, 1883. O. W. BABLBY. Deputy Kealstrar. O. T. Kbktley, Quoon Btront Auckland, Debtor's Solicitor. IN THE SUPREME COUBT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. INT BANKRUPTCY. In the natter of "Tho Debtora and Credi tors Aot, 1876," and the bover&l statutory amendments t> oreof, and of the Bank ruptcy Of RANDOLPH EiOLSXOW, ft Debtor, Notice is heioby Riven that It Is the Intention of fc*ie said Randolph lagleton to apdy to this Honourable Court, on WEDNESDAY, the flftseoth d»y of AiKost 1883, or as torn there -ft«a«Ccraniel may bo hearrt in that henalfc that an trrter of imnvdta'e di charge m»y bo granted him turn all dsb^s provable under hla sa<d Bankrnptoy. * Ditcd ai Auckland this first diy ot August, f fifM FBEDRRICK EARU Debto '« So'ioitoc. Shortlandatreet. Auckland. AUoUODSa " TO-MOBBOW, At 11 o'clock. FRO IT! FRUIT I FKUIT! TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, Wf\ CASES HOFAKT APPLES 4 \y 75 cases Orange 3 AT AKTh"u~B'B MART, TO-MORROW, at U o'clock a.m. TO-MOKROW. NOOK, 1 HOUSEHOLD FUBNITUBE AND EFFECTS (The pro serty o t a gentleman leaving Auckland.) Bemoved to Mart for Convenience of Sale, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT ARTHUR'S MART (Furniture Department), TO-MOKROW (Thursday), at 12 noon. IKON AND WOOD BBDSTEADS, Uattrasm. Pailiaeses. PUlpvra. Waah stands. Toilet Bets, Toilet Taoles: LooWng Glasses. Cans, Wood, and other ohaira Ohami of Drawers. Tables, Couohes; Matting. Oarpato. Mate, Oilolom. Glaes and Earthenware, Kltoben Utensils, Tubs, eto. A) bo, 2 eood Drawlni! room Bnit«s 1 good Leatder Dlnlnif room Suita 2 "ets Venetian Blinds (for bay windows* PJaEos.OheffoniT.rs boo Tab'.e?, Dining Tables Drapery, Clothing. Fancy Goods Also, i- Lot of Panel Doom la.: ge Meat Safe W, 8. OOOHBAHK JAB. DAOBI FKIDaY, AUGUST 3. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, THE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Friday, 3rd tart,, at XI o'olook, HO£JBFHOIjO FURNITURE, constating ot Couohiß. Chsiis, rarnets, WaUiat TabU s, Mroleum, LU'hes, V»»ei, Fen ders and Itcni, Khkb, Mats, Cheffonlere, Lamps Clocks. Chi a blngert flowing Maohl'e Plated Wars. Piotureß Iron and Wool Kedateads, Foither Bed. Pillows. M»ttr»fei. PaUiaasea, Oheata Draiers, Mirrois Wanhstands, Tpiiet wate, jjrB(FtDK-tables,Curt»ln», Holtow ware, ElchenUtensils, Copper toller and furnace, lioa Tubs and Buokots, Meat Safe, So. Also, FuU-rlBWd Model Ehio under class oase-Bal. vanic Battery. Large W&aow Xtme, Btepe, So. SAMUEL COCHBAWB ft SOW, Anotloneorn. ■ MONDAY, ODTOBEB 1. AUCKLAND HARBOUK BOABD. LEASES OF ALLOTMENTS ON BREAKWATER. B, C. GREENWOOD HAS been instructed by tbe Auckland Hwfour Bowd to aen ny juWlo auction, at the Offices ot the Bojrd. on Mondny, too let day cf October, 1883, at 11 a.m., THK LBABEB FOR A TBRM OP BIVK YKAR 5! OF ALLOTMENTS Noa. Ito 10. Inc'usiv?. situate on the Breakwater Ball? way Wharf, > Piaos. c mdtiious of fa1", and draft ieagei will !be on view at tho uiilco of the board. (Continued on fourth page,