P-»P8W). . -, I 'She House of Commons and New \ Zealand Affairs. .

The House of Commons does not seem anxious to dfscass tae native affairs of * c. w lea and just at present. Un the 15th wrt , Mr Alex Brogden, M.P., should, according fthftotoMW have addressed Par la ment on Maori grievances. lhe House, however did not want to hear him, and on fhTmnion bei.g brought forward the; c was a "count out." Mr Brogden blames Mr Ashmead.Bartlett, M.P., for this fiasco. That ineffable bore had a motion on the paper immediately bef..re tia, and Mr B. declares that wfcen hoc. members saw the loquacious wpraffltohve of Eve rising, with the too-evident intention o ma Jng along speech, they bolted ma body. I doub , though, whether Mr Broßden coald in any case have kept a house for such a purpose. Iho majo-ity o members neither know ~or care a "dump about the Maoris, aod the few who do are distiucdj of opinion they are best dealt with by the wlonial Government. Mr Brogdea will not, in all probability, renew the motion this session.

said to be excellent, and some of it ha 3no | donbt already appeared on West End tables. The trade evidently admits of great development, ■ To return, however, to Mir ship. How I is tlie cold produced ? It ia produced by a steam engine of 115-horse power, wh:ch, ( setting in motion a "dry-air process ■ machine, fills with intense cold an interval which is left between the sides of the iced rooms and the sides of the ship, _;and also fills various channels or flues which cross and recross these marine larders. To main tain the required temperature the engine has to be kept going tuirteen hours, ou an average, out of the twenty-rour, and consumes each day about 21 tons of coal. The burning question among the shippers is whether the new trade, which will plainly be a large one, will be best worked by steam or by sail? Probably experience only will decide. There is much to be said.on both sides. A steamer would perform the journey in little more than half the time employed by a Bail ing ship; on the other hand, the Lady Jocelyn's cargo has anived in much better condition than that ofasteamar, the British King, which preceded her by a few weeks. There are many other points in tbe argu ment. For the solution of the problem we may safely tru3t to the energy and enter prise of the two great companies, the Shaw, Saville, and Albion Company and tbe New 1 Zealand Shipping Company, whoie fleets I now maintain the communication and carry the trade between the colony and the Mother Country.

personal Mr Moncure D. Conway leaves for Au.tralia, via Frisco, very shortly. .He proposes to lecture in aome of the principal kmerican cities, and then ?o on to Auck land, where the congregation of the late tor Kdget will doubtless give him a warm welcome, Alter etaying a little time in New Zealand, Mr Conway proceeds to Sydney and Melbourne, reluming home via Torres Straits. Mrs Kicbard Laishley, of Auckland, who arrived in England with her little girh and Mr and Mrs Laishley, senr., about six weeks ago, has, 1 regret to say, been some what unwell. Mrs Laishley is stopping at Anerley ju*t now, a pleasaut suburb not far from Croydon. Mace and Lord Beresford. That veteran of the ring, your old acquaintance Jem Mace, has just had the distinction of taking part in a set-to with a noble lord, who was ambitious ot showing how he could polish oft a trained pro fesaionol. The encounter took place iv a private ring by tbe Elephant and Castlo, and was witnessed by several noblemen and gentlemen. Mace, who had with him his New Zealand "champion," owned after two or three rounds that he had had enough, but offered to back the Maori against the noble lord. The latter was quite willing to commence upon tbe antipodean forthwith, and would have put down a tidy »urn to make it worth tbe pro fessional's while. Mr Herbert Slade's courage does not, however, seem equal to his statute, After observing the severe " mauling " undergone by Mace, lie visibly hesitated, and finally, to. the intense dis gust of the ex-champion, deolared himself "not on." I give this yarn, which first appeared in the " Court Journal," for what it is worth, as we have not beeo able to see Mace to ascertain the truth of the story. Since writing the above, Mace has com municated with the sporting papers deny ing the whole story. Tbe nobleman referred to, it seems, was Lord Charles Beresford, and the anecdote originated in the fertile brain of the London correspon dent of a Chicago print. It is really scandalous that persons who write for papers abroad should so abuse their trust. In one of the New Zealand dailies to band by the mail yesterday, I see a London letter, the author of which announces that the Prince of Wales went about Nice at Carnival time In women's clothes. A more monstrous He was surely never invented and how any sane editor came to allow such mischievous stuff to be printed I cannot Oonoeive, The "good thiog" which Messrs Stone Broi,, of Auckland, seem to have made out of the sole of their little vessels to the new Direct Trading Compony, has excited the liveliest envy in tho breasts of sundry Anglo-Colonial shipowneis. I don't kDOW much about the matter myself, but I met a worthy gentleman in the city yesterday who,appeared to be full of it. " Auck landers," he said, " must have more money than they know what to do with when they bny small tubs like the Laira to compete with tbe finest sailing ships afloat. Now, if they had sent home to us, we could have let 'em have a choice of ciack clippers for au 'old song.' Heaven knows there ore enough of them in the market just at present." The Lady Jocelyn's cargo of Meat. The Lady Jocelyn'« cargo of frozen meat, which l duly announced as safely arrived In my last, has, dating the past fortnight, been sold both wholesale and retail. The mutton avera.ed sfd to 75 wholesale, the retail rates in ibeadenhall Market being the same as those per British Queen, ami rather less than the Sorrento's, Eor re ference I once more append a table :— British Lady Joints. Sorrento. King. Jocelyn Sheep, or rides .. Bid 8d 8d Hindquarters .. J^d 9id aid Fore-quarteis .. 7id 7d 7d Legs, with neoks.. 9id Bd W Lee. with breasts __\ M 8»d Baddies - .. gdto9ld 9d 9d Loins. .. - Mto Bjd 9d Od Shoulders .... 9d 9d ._ Shoulders, with neoks .. « $°- si M Shoulders with breasts .... gd 8d 8d Neoks .. •• M Td 7d Breasts .... 6id 4id 4id The statements in connection with the Lady Joceljn's beef are not quite satis factory, though the ' ew Zealand Loan and Mercantile Company managed to sell it at the astonishing rate of 6d ptr pound whole sale. The fact is, they selected a most ad vantageous time to place it on the market, for on the two days the carcases were apctioned there' happened not to be a pound (either of Australian or American beef) to be had. The ytndors owe a con siderable debt of gratitude to Mr Paul {ol the Loan and Mercantile) and his coad jutors for the gumption they displayed in the matter. The beef, from what I can hear, did not look tempting. Fitters, who sell bo much of the new Zealand mutton retail, in Leadenhall Market, wouldn't tonoh it. lam also authoritatively in formed that those bntchers who did purchase a carcase or two don't mean to try the experiment again. It seems the beef is all right iv carcase form, but does not cut up well. The meat hnsja lean flabby look, jjnd if a steak Is thrown down on a stone or marble counter, blood spurtß out. It is not, of course, fur me to say, but I think person? shipDina frozen beef from the colony should be most careful. The New Zealand mutton has now obtained a well-deserved reputation for quality, and to handicap this by as sociating it with indifferent beef would surely be penny wise and pound foqli'h. I find there ia no possibility ol ascertaining what the New Zealand bee f is worth. The greater part of the curcoses were bought by con tractors" i.e., the men who supply work houses, gaols,and other public institutions. The butchers who had ony of it to retail sold the best-looking joints for the same price ns English beef, and the worst for whatever they would fetch. The following article on tne Lady Jocelyn's caigo appeared in the Pall Mall Gazette" Of Monday last, June 25th. —If any ono desires a novel sensation, let him leave the haunts of West |.ad life and penetrate the regions of the Eaat to where - the Lady Jocelyn, a ship of over 2,000 tons burthen, Is now discharging her cargo of ir&ren mutton in tho Victoria Dock. The Great Eistern Kailway takes you there from Fenchurch-street in less than half-an hour, and iv return for your trouble if the 0 600 carcases of sheep which lately arrived in her direct from Wei ington, NewZealond, are not already landed and sent off to Smithfield, you will behold the solution of one of the problems of theage.the question, namely, of the siipply of the London market with fresh meat from the antipodes. It is only two years since this new trade began. It costs £5,000 to fit a ship like the Lady Jocelyn with refrigerating apparatus, with the result that rooms are provided for some two or three hundred tooa of cargo at a tempera < ture which, during a three months voyage, ijuite regardless of the heat of the tropics through which the vessel sails after round ing Cape Horn, is never allowed to rise above freezing point, and is for the most part 'far below it. The dock labourers, as they work at the task of- unloading, pause now and again to blow on their hands, for they are working in the climate of an English Christmas or a _*ew Zealand July, ihe carcases, each wrapped in a neat white shroud of sacking, and that again coated over with thick hoar frest, are hard as s'ones. Though the main cargo is mutton, beef is also represented, and some turkeys and fi. h have also been thrown in, so that Londoners may know what " schnapper. " taste like, and investigate the merits of " king fish." But the main interest of the cargo lies, of course, in the 6.000 odd sheep which four months ago were bleating in New Zealand, and are now. we are told, selling for 7d alb. as fresh mutton to the bntchers in i-m.hficld.. The ca'daße3 weigh from 65 to SOlbs. The sheep are a cross between tbe small merino ram and the larger Leicester ewe. Tbe mutton is

Refrigeration far the English Shi2>s.

Mr Haslam's patent refrigerating appar atus is now being fitted to some of tho New Zealand Shipping Co.'s steamers. The steamers now fitted up to date are the British King, British Queen, Fenstanton, lonic, and Catalonia. The last-naoisd vessel contains the largest freezing chamber ever made. The chamber is constructed on the plan usually adopted by Mr Haslam. It occupies & portion of the main hold and the two decks immediately over, the total cubic area of the threo chambors beiDg 64,000 cubic feet and thoir holding capacity 600 tons weight of meat or about 18,000 N. Z. sheep. Two machines known as the 47,000 feet machines are employed to re frigerate this space. It is calculated that these machines will keep the large chambers at about 20° F. in the tropics with a consumption of coal about 3owt per hour.

Poßtcript. London, June 29, 5.30 p.m,

The San Francisco mail, which left Auck land on May 19, has arrived, so that those who deaire to reply via Brindisi this evening

At the sale of the Yarnley stud this afternoon, Mr W. d. Long, the well known Australian sportsman, gave 1,000 guineai for a yearling colt by Sterling out

°£ISL7!he "European Mail" this after- noon says a meetiug of M.P.'s is to be held shortly in the Houbo of Commons with a view to discu«sinK Mr Brogden's motion re the advUability of taking step, for^thei^pro- tection of the Maoris 1 his may be so but wh.n I saw Mr Brogden bimseU the other day he never aa.d anything about it. The postal order system is to be ex- tended to the colonies. .„ I see " Anglo - AuHrahau In London refers in thu a^erno°n, s " European Mail to bir F. D. bell. negotiations in Pans re a French line of steamers to iSewZe»Und. I have inquired about this more than once at the Agent- General's, but cannot ascertain much. Ihe conversation with the French Minister seems to have been purely private, in fact. wS?ta«Spired will probably be mad^s known in the colony before it is here. °

(From tub "European Mail.")

On June 18 Mr J. W. Oram, a native Midsomer Norton, but now of Christchur ( m.Z,), arrived on a visit to his couiins, t Misses Gait. There was a Urge crowd people awaiting his arrival, and direc Ihe pair-horse carriage appeared in si ilie bell* of ihe parish chutch rang or merry appeal, and a handsome bouquel flowe.a was presented to Mr Otam. I' on, Mr Cram, who seemed in good b<i and spirits, thanked the townspeople the kind reception giren him on his re> to his n»tive town. A triumphal arch* erscted across High-street, on which c the wordo " W.i~—. H.mo," cad at )t it was illuminated with Chinese lan I*. Thanks to Mr Otam's liberality, hji rnirers were not without the tneaua <3 ;oyruent. Fifty years ago a Mr Coslello left Ind for Amtralia, aflerward3 uttliog at ;k ---land, where he died reiently, lejg £100,000 to local charities. His onhr viving brother, who reside in Bolt U 75 yeara of »ge, and past wok. Ho low taking steps to provt his relaon^jpjji, more fortunate brother, with bom hae bad no communication Bince ley it£re land, „ Another gun vessel, the *W(fc« s bsen ordered to proofed from »-, eftß to the Australian Station, to suf^ the condemaed sailing schooners. hawk also will leave fnr tne j( A) j an Station as sonn as she has conUj ncr machinery tii*ls I Angio-Australian says :-I he» t Slr Francis D. Bell has been •ngag3^, atl9 on a question of great mercantile^ n{ chiefly, indeed, to New Zealand, b^ t0 Australasia in general. lhf •of steamers lately eßtablisbed seilles and Noumeais nowfouna mad" that port being too remote from th^ t wool centres of the north and north-. { France. The cost ot takinj! wool Marseilles to Kheim', Roub>ix, and

great industrial centres, U, BO ] per caul __><____: of the cost of bringing it 1 ! . . London. If Havre, however, were madiMrs WATKR.UN's monkey broke loose, the French Government a departure pjentered the house of Mrs Gann, flew at an for a second' Hue connecting the vartl ft who WM j j on thfl fl and to __ new mercantile relation would perhabniog. Her screams brought Mr Glover serine up of importance t_> Auß«ralasißj others to the rescue. Her hands while the French would unite their colonieu c scratched by the monkey. The owner in the Pacific I hear that the French^ brate has till noon to-day to get rid Government might -be contented with a moderate contribution towards the costs for a limited period. If such a proposal could b- carried through. Australasia generally would possess a line uniting the principal members of the group to France, and thus Australasian wools might be introduced 1 direct into the manufacturing districts ot | noithern France, and compete on the spat with the fleeces of the La PUta flocks, which go only to Havre and Antwerp. It is alleged by the French that they would be j abfe to give better prices for Australasian than for the La Plata wools. • i Ward v. the National Bank of New /.ea land (Limited).—This was an appeal from a decision of the Court of Appeal in New Zealand of May 8, 1882, in an action brought by tbe National Bank of New Zea land (Limited) against tho appellant, Mr C D. K. Ward, to recover the sum ot £I,ooo,with three years' interest at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum. By that deci sion a rule nisi, calling upon Mr Ward to show cause why judgment should not he entered for the Bank non obstante verdicto, was "^J™"** i The appellant had given a limited guarantee to the Bank to secure advances to Messrs John King and Co., auctioneers at Timaru and the question raised in the notion and | So this appeal was whether Mr Ward wm not discharged from liability on bib , guarantee by reason of certain transactions between the Bank and bis co-surety. Mr Macintosh. At the conclusion of the , arguments their lordships reserved judg- E m Archbishop Vaughan of S«ZeW 1 (sic), who arrived in San Francisco in Moy, en route to Europe, was entertained ~good deal among the Catholic residents ot that city, severtl very handsome *«««• *f >»« place >n his honour. On May H* he preached in St. Mary's Cathedral to an immense congregation, and in the evening was present at a reception, given special y for him by Mrs Toohey, which lasted till °r on in the next moroing. His Reverence has since arrived in Borne ttf assume the I robe of a Cardinal. ~ Much has been written about the accli matisation of cattle and sheep; andlit »■» well-known fact that some breeds are not I at all cosmopolitan in character. As an I instance of this, the "Live Stock Journal - was informed the other day by a gentleman now home from New Zealand that he had sent from England twyeaM ago several two-y-ar-old heifers which b is sure the breeder would not now b able to recognise ■ Tbese««j have eutirely d.auged in character, ihet coats are much thicker and coarser, an their frames much bigger aod stronger, an not at ell like the neat lithe and fan handlers they were when they arrived New Zealand. Their ability to fill the mil J pail Is in no way diminished, although tnc, have changed in external appearance.

Sewing, knitting, and kilting machines, wholesaloand retail. Caßbon deterred pay menU-D. S. Chamboii, 70, Qneen-stree v

CABLEGRAMS.

(REUTER3 TELEGRAM.)

(Received August 14, 2.30 p.m.) iurTeish Governor Abducted by Bnqands.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Auguet 13.

Intelligence is to hand from Salonica, in Roumalia, on the Gulf of Salonica, that a large party of brigands yesterday entered the town and captured the Turkish governor, whom they carried off into the interior. Steps are now being taken to secure the re lease of the povernor.

cholera in Egypt. ALKXA-vDRI^, August 13 The cordon which was established round this city to prevent the spread of cholera has been abolished, as there h now but little fear of the epidemic extending, (deceived August 14-2.10 p.m.) MAJOR OF THE VICTORIAN FOROtfS. LONDON, iusustU Major Brown Rigg, of the Rifle Brigade, ha been appointed Brigade Major to the Vttorian Forces. SPANISH INSURRECTION QUELLED. MADRID, Anuustl3. leports to hand from Catalonia and the nohern provinces state that the rebellion mt now be considered over, the despatch otoyal troops to the disturbed districts hang had the desired effect. There seems eve/ reason to hope that there will not be anyecurrence of the insurrectionary move i mem.

SPANISH NEWSPAPERS SUPPRESSED. MADRID, August 14. Ii consequence of the publication of arties attackinj the Government and font ting sedition, all Kelmblicin journals pubbed ia this city have beea sup pread.

SPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

SKLF-GOVERNMENT FOi Ic<ElANu. LONDON, August 13,

T Land Leaguers have addressed a pettmtothe Kadioal members of r'arlia mei urging on thsm the necessity of Ire lanreceiving similar liberty as the colo nieJ

(ewayo is still in Zululand, pnd is prcriuit to make another attack against Utepu. | Reyton, French Minister of Marine, ap>ves of Admiral Pierre's operations at Magascar. 1L; intends to organise a S#lava militia. Ie river Nile is receding.

AUSTRALIAN.

l^ved August 15-12.45.) WHOLESALE F JRGEBIES. MELBOURNE, this day. n extensive f ha , beon discovered and ft warran « haa been { d ( h to{w ww yiu manufacturer v,„ a ,, d wM(e £ Mi fa • MJide Qa9 {o numer s oU3 others ib / Blmila / date an d tenor. Several per is have been victimised, and one has eftd fi , ed hu gchedul a8 hfl , 8 unftble distinguish between the genuine and d bil|Sj Kig beljeved that tfae , ~j reach a toUJ o{ fuH w . v digopueared. ' s-vnVKV j,, m ,oM'! , «T p ~ The captain of the Pathan was sum wed to-day for ne s lectin« to provide the engers with proper food, and sentenced Pay a fine, o{£l°-

TELEGRAMS.

KUSSiLL, this day. The Glenelg arrived at noon to-Jay, the easterly gale prolonging the passage.

WELLINGTON, this day. CRUSHING OF TKKAWHITI GOLD] Washing-upin connection witb.the crush* ing of the Golden C:owa quar'z at Tera whitl wa« completed this morning, with the result that 7uozs 15dwts of rwturted gold was obtained. The number of tons put through was about 51, while the quantity of amalgam was 2210za. Ihe uirect Steam Contract. The Steam Service Committee will re port to-morrow. It is considered certain, among generally that thu agree m :ut with tbe New Zealand Shipping Com pany will be rejected.

GOVEKNMBMT INSTIUfICE DE^

PARTMENT.

The Public Accidents Committee is investi gating the working of the Insurance Depart* uient. Mr Luckie was examined to-day, and tbe actuary will be examined on Thursday.

PENGUIN RELEASED FROM QUARANTINE.

INSTRUCTIOKS were received from Welling tou by Dr. Philson this afternoon authoris ing him to relcaie the s,s. Penguin from quarantine. '1 he steamer came up to the whaif late in the afternoon

ANOTHER HOMICIDAL MONKEY.

(BY TELKOHAPH.—OWN CORRISPONDENT.)

POLICE COURT-.This Day.

(Before F. MaoKUire; Esq., J.P)

(NNKBS.—Five periODß were punished oflenoi*.

wi«T.—Ellea Mnl^ftn, an old offender, W paßiod 1 yeara atd 10 month* 1,, prlton, Pncei to alx months' imprisonment, ohajNQ Language.—Margaret Beake was lang/ith making use of threatening; inst. wards Minnie Williams, on the 10th victeier pleaded not guilty, but was con oaoh.'rdored to find two sorotles of £10

THioay costs. TamatuiNG Oas«. — Three Kmakaß. ass&ultl, and Tnit>'n, ware charged with tne Itli iDjnrlnx Arthur MoQuiilao. on Mr XaEeigaant White eonduo'ed, and interprered In defence. John iviurloy be was rthnr McQnlllan dopOßad thai On the o-er, livii a ai the North Shore. auonmiitf tho lUi (nit., ha went ItU< tin Mahon; lilth a young man named Me thepwßaijiout 11 at uIrM. went In by tjum doorflgh-atreot. Or on oil tho aid -9 to tiotng Into the bar. tft Sitting.

Mr Thos— —-— by the Red" ane has been appointed estate of J^ustee in the insolvent two attemptJncan Forsytb, painter, creditors ha'mble a quorum of the liabilities are filed The debtor's £67 is owing\t £96 16s 2d (of which assets at £28 I\H. 9 athan), and his tirely of book the latter corjsiat en. His Honor J four have beenWth and a jury of District Court wd all day at the v Joseph Inglnse of Carl Moller to recover a <hlch it is sought way of damaged £i>7 lls by The litigants are frcattle trespass. Flat, and the president at Dairy law-suits which tip of a series of carried on. There i families have witnesses on either fiidable array of me will, perhaps, ,bat the hear morrow. j* unlil to"

rH*: AUCKJLAfII* EVEJNIiXG STAR, TUESDAY. AUGUST 14,



RE M E M B = 5 H I SI If you are sick, Hop 1 Nature in making you we» surely aid H you are costive or dys}l else fails ing from any other of thtare suffer, of the stomaoh or bowels, ibs diseases you remain ill. for Hop Biy n fau it if remedy in all such compiainyoyjjpjgn If you are wasting away; Kidney Disease, stop temif orm O f moment, and turn tor a, cure Uh this If you are Bick J" 1* thac.ferg. Nervou-nesa.Ton will find a okness, in the use of flop Blttes. Mlead " If you are a frequenter, or miasmatic district, barncad^t of a against the scourge of.all couri Btem epidemic, bilious, and intermit{^. ial the use of Hop Bitters. . o V-by If you have rough, pimply, o. I bad breath, pains and aches, and « n ! generally, Hop Bitters wdl £ye % 0 rich blood, and sweetest breathy but a A Will you let them suffer I*



j Wanted. I '%/&/ ANTED, Improvers and Apprenticei 7 v to the Dressmaking.—Mrs T_»n«ford Parnell. WANTED, Hotel-keepers, Boarding hour .-keepers, and Persons Furnl. hint to attend at Cochrane'BM-rt to morrow. WANTtfD, Apprentices to the dressi. making.—Anply to Madame Faravel, Albert-street (ihreedoors from V.m.C.a.) _ \\ RANTED, a Female Apprentice for TV the Tailoring.-H Robinson. Tailor, Fool of 0 -ey-street WANTED, a~Good Machinist and Apprentices to the machining and fit ting.—Apply Edward T. Cartwright, Boot Upper Manufacturer, Qrey-Btreet. it aNTED, First-class Tailor's Mactiiu v'v Ist.—For addreeß apply A., Star Offlce VV ANTED, for the Country, a respect ? 7 .bin Ulrf nboui; 15 >ears ; references re quired.- Mis -loCnla. y, t'p ot HohßOn-Btree t. \\l A NTED, nn expeiieuced Saleswoman * v of tood addreis and lady-like manners for Show-room In Drapery KataWlPhment in Qaean-n.reet.—Apply by Liter with rcfeienots lo Alpha, __ R offloe. _ h A ■■■- TKD, a respectable Girl as Genei al Pervant—Bl Grat-ureac. __7 ANTED, a uood General Kervaut ; 1 T o'o who can cook.- Apply to Mrs <_e<\ Johnston, opposite Upßooaiba'e Store, Ponßonby Road. . . | I*7 ANTED, a General Female Servant ». for a-j hotel a few miles ln.ui town- Apply to J F. Leiine. Tailor. Wa,nefl.)ldstreet. I ANTKD, a Rood General Servant.— Apply to Mrs Briton. Vlooent-B'.reet. ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mrs O Del 1. _rqv»l and Family HoieL ANTED, a Young Girl us General Servant in a f nml'y of two; no children, —*pply after 2 d m.. Mra money. Grafton ttoad. WANTED, a Man Cook, 30. ; Billiard, marker, 255; Woman Cook, Housemaid, Waitress, Barmaid 255; Parlourmaid. Cook, Laundress, Generals.and ABSlst.—MrsElsmores Registry. _ XJkJ ANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply to V . Mrs Bull. Mount Eden, close to Smith's 'Bub Offloe. _ar ANTED Ladies to Know—Kespect ' T able Servants of all classes oan be obtained at Mr White's Reglf try Office, Victoria s rcet, two door* off Velson-Btreet. W'~A N"TED KNOWN-500 Pieces Hoi-rooks' Calico, Sa 6d per dozen yards. —J. Cosgrave and Co. ttITANTED KNOWN-Towels, 2Jd; V f Extra Grand Line of Ladies' Silk Scarree, 1b; Stay Busks. 2d, Id. and 6d,»the pair; at IJamnler1 b Wakefleld-Btreet Jiop. V&/AATKD, Everyone to attend S. TV Coohrane c »on's Furniture Sale to morrow. All good. New i. nrnltore to ba solo. is,%/ ANTED KNOWN. —Selling Off! H .oiling Off! Another Lot of Books, Fanoy Gnodß, Furniture. &o„ at Dompitr'a Hobaonetreet Shop w»/ ANTED, a Man for a Farm, able T 7 to milk and plough.-Peterson's Stables, Lome-street ■i*.. ANTED, for Remuera, a Man who ■•' ' oan milk, understands horses and generally useful.-Ap.ly Kamo Colllory lifflce, 11, (Jaeen-stree t, *m, ANTED, a Brass Finisher,—Apply v * J. Kelly, Freeman's Bay. V»7 AN _EU,~by the 6th September, an TV active Mana» Gardener.—Apply to 0. Hay & »on, Montpellier Nursery, or Captain Russell, Flaxmere. Hawkey Bay. \&f ANTED, a Sober Industrious Young » ' Man a. groom and gadener, references yquired.—apply Bt_h Offloe. _&/ A* TED, by a respectable Young V T Man. employment three or fonr lays a week; plain gardening or oould drive a businnßß cart; wages low.—Fur address, apply Stak Offloe. ajar ANTED, an Apprentice.-Apply K. '' Roilfern, Photographer V* aNTSI"), Two Apprentices; also » Two Improvers to the Dress and Habil making; ctittinv and fitting taught.—Apply t Mrs Atkinson. Upper Qneen-Btreet. ~., _>JNI'ED, a Ite.ipectable Lad aliou 11 or 15 at J. 0 r'Klhani's, Ladder mi Barrow Muter, albert street, oloso to Fir Brlgado Btitioo, WAITED, a respectablo Boy to lean t_w tmde.—J. J. awlnneiton, Woo Turner, W_rndham.sir.et. \a' ANTED, a Strong Lad about 17, t ' • work In gardoi and make hlmsel generally useful.—Apply J. Briscoe, off (Take Road, knmncra. >V ANTED KNcWN—2SO Piece. Mil * ' ton Cloth for Dresses 9jd per yard.—J Coegravo and Co. as; ANTBD KNoWfl - Men's U_ vv bleached Hooka 3d: Superior do 61 '.worked 8oo»B. Id; Braces, 9d; Men's »tv SultO". 2d tue snlW; Tory 8 ip. rlor do, 9>i; c l-tampier'B W»kef__l«-stre«it Shop. V\ TA*TED KAOWN— Feather Brd< * - .•orlnq. Maitrtuws, N»w *rusßol Cirpetß F-nae 8 ana Fh« Irons, at Cocurane Mart io-*>orro_ »A ANTED, i wo Gentlemen Boarders * private 'amtly :ni oh'l'-rrn ; use t pi .no Addrres at A Youns'a, Grrcer, Ore. etreet. _ WANTED, 2 or 3 respectable Youa Men aa Boarders In a ?rlva'« famllr Good Templara pr<-ferr.d — -i-rnt ollloi 50 Pieces-. ■ * Plush In all Colours, Is 9d, usual pric 5s 6d.—J. Cosgravo and Co. •■; ANTED, Tenders, up to Satnrda * * noxt. 18ih tas«., at S p.m., for *rectlo of a 7-roomrdHouße, Aiiiuut Hd-n . o»d, t'u.ui ■periOoattone, *• , can bo Men at Mr 8, 8m man's Store, Mount nden Road. Lowest or an t.ndvr not noo-B-artly »nrnnteil. kV ANIV-.!., Purchasers for Msngoldsi ' v any quantity.—Apply Flehor aud Co Quaen-street U. ANTED— .11 Friends willing t ' * asilst lv the Cho'r and at «he dinn. t meet at the j heafr-e Horal This Itvenicn, 6 30. **/ . NT*D, Teachers, ."chulars, and th vf Ladles of Ponßonby to be in sympathf tic accord with tho 2s 3d Corsot now on sale a Robaon's Ponsonby. «»y ANTED, a good Lairy of Fresl m Butter and Kr«b weekly, lor which th hltfcest market price will be paid; aIRO, Vlarket Gardener to call weekly wlih Ye. t table*.—Apply J. Gibbons, Japgor's Building! Vi'iti'rla-titet- »4 ANTED. — Property-holders havini * Honest to sell or to lei to oommuilotv with Alfred C-u, Land and Is ate AgODt. 17. Qneon-itreet. \\i ANTIiD.-Oatmeal, in 71b bags, 1 "l Id eaoh.—R. Row's, Vlotorla-stroeti HI ANTED, Covered-in American Wag gonette. Prloe and whoro to bo soor XYZ. Poet Offlco. Nowton. WANTED KNOWN - Barry's Tri onpheroue, Is _d ; Rack Combs. _d ; Toot! Comhf, 2d; Bale Bruihe*, 9d; Tooth Brushef Bd; Hair OH. 6d the botuo at Dampler's Wake fleld-etreet Shop, Aj_T»D KNOWjN-50 Pieces Blacl and Coloured Best Velveteon^lß 6d pc yard.—J. COBgrave fc Co. _ \\ rANTED to Kent, or Purchase, a 6 o **' 7 roomed Hotiro wlih large allotmen (Toltsnlo land),«r to purchase large _ l.otm»nt. t,C.r__ STarU_-Oo._ ' \at ANTED to Pent, sor 6-rooma * * House, within short radies of lop c 3ymonde-Btre.t.—Particulars, rant. Ac, Tenam ?TAiuJffloe. _\l ANTED to Kent, at once, or shortly Vv a e on.e_le_t Aye or six-roomed Houet situate in Symonds street or Parneil, by a goo oonstiM te.iant.—Apply by letter to A.a.l) St-lr Offlce. \Z ANTEI', to Kent, 8, 9, or 10-rooniei -" * House, either in Grafton Road Symondi street, or Farnell (lattor place preferred); ope for a month.—Apply by letter to " Houso," thi offlce. ii AS'IED KNOWN—SOO Pieces 10 - wnbl Hlanftets. at 12s 6d; usue prico, 263.-J. Cosgrave and Co. AY ANTED to Let, Apartmonts, com v ■>' iu_nrtliia jsp'oniild view. Terms ver; obsv.—T, P oner, Newton Hoot V.areho_-e. Zkr A NTBD KNOWN—Waterproc V V Mantles in endless variety, from Js 6c —J. Cosgrave & Co. TX AM'BD TO 5! Ll, best Oanterlmr; "' Potatoes, 201bs Is, 4a 61 per o*t de'lvered; onions, 81ba Is.—William Marshal. Market. \&i ANTED TO SBLL, a One-horse V v pawer Gaa Beglne (Crossley'i), Ctt Silent, cheap; terms to smt.-G.Hulme. \\i ANTED to Sell.a First-claps Business . T goodwill and plant; no previous know ledge requln d. Sure torture to aa energetl man Price very low and easy terms arranged —Apply G. I, Hong. Haute Agent, 187, Une -r street, IA-' ANTED to Sell, a Small Grocer VV Buelnesß, with f.'oat and Flrewoo Yard; in a good position. Omy a small capita required.—Apulyat Star offloe. \»TA''-T' fD, to sell, New Sydney Drays »' at reduced prlces.-Owtn Kolly, Royti Oak Onehunga. %I 7 ANTED to Sell, first-class 6J horse V . power Hortan.ul Bngl_e with Malt: tubular Boiler.—For prloe. &c, a. n>y to I', vv Reve.l, General Furnisher, next slb-<rt Hotel. yj.. ANTED KNOWN—IOO Pieces Blacl * * Coloured Silk Velvet, 2s per yard.- J. Coegrave & Co. VV ANTED to Purchase, immediately v * Cottage 4 or 6 rooafl. within 20 mlnutf wa! kot Poßt-offlco— stevena High Btreet. %A ANTED, to Purchase a decked o *'' half decked centreboard Sailing Boat- Apply to " Boat," care of box 241. Ife ANTED KNOWN-French Merino ** In all colours. Cheviots and Freno! Ca«hmer?B Wli ci?B. Wool Pialda. half price - J. Cu-gr,ivo aud Ci, \&[ ANTED to Buy, Left-oflf Clothing c every doto-i-tim. for cash, purtie waited on. P.S.—Wanted Known—For Hlr< trap and Saddle Horses.—__i|.ply Thos. Bli Clothier and Draper. Parnelh WANTED KNOW*,-The followin slightly soiled Ladies'superior Coloure Kid Gloves. Is; Ladies'FoltSkirts^lsed; Clark 200 yard reels of Black Cotton, Id each; Men Troußers, Is 6d-at Dampler's Wakefleld-Btrec Shop. . % ;a, ANTED KNOWN—Black Clot * % Jnctets, in new shapes and styles, froi is G'L-J. Cosgrave and Co.



Wanted. \I7A*TED, an Improver at Cabinet V v making, nnd a handy Hoy at Polshinf or Upholstering.-... pply Cheap Furniture anc Bedding Mart, Victoria-street East (next tht Public Hot BathH. \\r ANTED kinuWw—i. a. nooson, v » Poneonby, Is removing to the New Shoj neit Mr Wood's, and Is Bel tag at greatly re dnced prioae. to effect an Early Clearance. ajar A«TEjI» Known—All v>oods Vv Reduoedfor a Speedy Clearance and quick Kntranee to New _ hop..—Robson'B urapeiy ' onsnuby. \\'• AMTED.—When you are in Hobson- Vt street coll ond tee the Large and Choioe Stock of Scotch ohevlot Tweeds. In heather and granite shades at Munro ana MWlgan's. \_\l ANTED.-211) Tins Most Excellent V v Tea, only 4b eaoh,-R. Kew's, Vlotorla street. WANTED KNOWN.—What Every oie requires. Splendid Sampleßharp-i, _. lOe, at Albert Katon's. next uußtomhoußß Fort Btreet. \\t ANTED KNOWN —Gospel Tern- V| .pranceMlißlon this Kvenlng at theatre Roj ____ 7.80 p.m. __ \\T ANTED KNOWN, in Parnell, that VV H. White has greatly Reduced the Price of Meat. Forequarters Mutton, 2d; Legs, id; Roast Beef, from Id. H.W. has also added to Ida business a want long felt, viz, Small Goods—Pork Pies, Pork Sausages, Savaloys, German Sausages, Collared Head, Potted Beef, Brawn. Quality guaranteed. \'& T ANTED Known. — Lowe Brothers, TV corner of Ponsonby and Fraußlln Roads, aro Selling Off their Winter Stook of Drapery at a great Rcdnotion in Prloes, to clear ANTED ! W.NTED I-Wanted, People to ask their Grocers for Duperler'e La Sauvogarda. it imparts a oiear white light to Keroslne, and prevents all danger from ex plosion. Solo In 8d pickets. — W. B. Lewis, Vlotorla-Btreet. « gent for New Zealand. »A/A->TEI> KNOWN — ..HEAP TIM Vv bkr! Cheap Timber! And all other kinds of Building Materials, can bo purchased oheaper and better than anywnere else at the YarOß Of I). Goldie. Albert-street |*/ ANTED "KNOWN —Auckland re- V V olaloiod from the drink ourse. Come to Blue Rtboon Amy Meeting at Theatre Royal, To-night, 7.80. IR-ANTED KNOWN-A Few Print .-' *■ Costumes left, only 4a: a Grand Line of Winter COBtamee, 16s; Black Fur Trimming, 94 the 7 in'; _ wansdown, Is the yard ;at Dampler's Wakefleld-street Shop. WANTED KNO WIN-Several Allot merits cf Land and Houses for sale in various parts ot tho city and suburbs and at the North Share. Also a. goad Boardtag-houie, with furniture. &o„ to be disposed of.—Alfred Cox Kftate Agent, 177. Queen-Street, JIvTED KJNOWN, that we have jnst landed a prime sample of Potato Onions tor planting.—Thomas 8 teadman & Co., oppo.it. T. & S. Morrln & Company. 17S, Queen street. **. ANTED X . 0 WK, STEPHENSON'S Ladies' Emporium, millinery and dressmaking on the premises. Costumes Made Up in 24 Hours' Notice, The Managing Dressmaker being Mns. Spain. whoso Style, Workmanship, and Fit are so well known, and second to none, our charges ark below queen street Prices. a large stock of materials in all the newest fabrics and most fashionable shades, ALSO, TRIMMINGS, LININGS, &C. Ladies' Own. Materials MaSr Up. Satins, IS shados, Is 6d per yard. Nrw Dakk Tartan Checked Lustres, lid per yard. 800 Pairs Kid Gloves, la lid por pair. Successful Contractor for Drapery for Lunatic Asylum, 1883. STEPHENSON'S drapery and ball warehouse, and ladies* emporium, Karangahape road, NEWTON. \»7 ANTED the Ladies to Know that V? Munro and Mllligan, Hobeon-etreet, hare aeonred the servloes ot a first-oUss Mil liner, and are now prepared to supply millinery In all ltß branohee on the shortesi notice. _ WANTED KNOWN—Another Grand Lot Berlin Wool, beautiful colours. Btlll tho same prloe (3d the .ozea skeins); FUiger lug Wool lall ooloure), 3-1 per Bkeln; White Woisted, Id he lame Bkeln at Dampler's Wakefleld-Btreot 3hop. AiNTKu KNuWN— Nice Lot~of KUnnel (White aid Coloured), .heap; also Grey HlankeU, V, the pair; Bed Qullta 3s 6d eaoh; Huge. Ts; al Dampler'B Wakefleld street Shop. Uf ANTED KNOWN-'oleured Cash mere, l> Sd tho yard ; Blaok Velveteen, Is 9rt; Creton.e, 7d the yard; Damask T.ble coT.ru, 8b 6rt; American Leather for Table Cove-8.111 ihe yard; at Dampler's WakofUld street Sheo. \*/ ANTED KNOWN - That TAPP Vv aNO CO.. Boot and Shoer. ak»r\ Vlo tnrln-.treet. are selling Winter Goods at a slight advance on cost price, an the following quota tions will show: — Ladies' Leglete, 10a 6d; Ladies' button Boots, from Da 6d ; Ladles' Kid K_, from 6e 6d; all other Boots at very Low Prioo*. U* ANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Cm brellas, 1- 3d; Silk do, Is; Gent's do, 3i; Girls' Parasols, la 8d ; and Lota of other Freih Burgalnß; at Dampler's Wakefleld-Btreet Shop. u|a_ TED KNOWN. If there be but ono Herbalist In the Colony O-niaredtOtreatalldlseaßea, what have become ot Nell and Clifford, the weii-known Herbails * who bay, during the lout two years, r<uievod and cured bo many In Aucklan and the »ur ronndlng dlßtriote. Testlmon' dally Increasing to the aood t treys Of their many valuable oom pounds a few »f whloh they now bring bnfore the Public. LIVER TONIC Is acknowledged to be one of the best Com pounds ever made for Kegulatlng the Liver in tbtß relaxing ollmate. 1/6 and 2/ a bottle. COMPOUND BARSAPARII.LA For Parlfying the Blood, so much needed in the Spring Season. 2_ 6d a bott'e. PAIN CORBR. Cheap and moro effectual In relieving Internal and Extoraal Pains than any yet brought before the public 1/ and 1/8 a battle. GENUINE HOP BITTKRS, 2/8 BOTTLE. NEIL & CLIFFORD, HERBALISTS, WIfLLBBLHY-BTRKKT EAST, Auckland. %\l ANTED ! — Wanted to Sell, very v t cheap, having bought a Lot of Groceries very oheap. Washboards, only 6d (worth l»l; Dark Blue, only 3d lb; Plaid Matches 6d doz. 4e Bd per r_ob» ; 801 l aud Co.'s Tin Boxes, Is 6d ter doz; Good Tea. 1". Id lb; Harper rwelve treon's Washing ►'owders, only 7d doz; Good Flokl»s 8d bo'tlo; fipsom Pai'fl, i_ per do_ 2s box; Hu son'a Soap Powders. 4 packet* for 6_ ; Tin Boxes Match. 8. 2 boxes for Id. 6d por dor,; Arrowroot, Sd lb, J2 lbs for 2s; Pago, 4i lb, 12 lbs for 3s Cd; Homp Boeo. i1 lb 12 lbß for 3s 3d; Canary Seed, 6d lb, 12 lbs for Is; Patent Uroate, Id roi--b ilu. 3«C diz; Shoo Twine.ld . per ball, is Id lb; Clot his feg; Is I. per grcss; llrled Apo'm, only 4d lb; t-S.lors,2d lb; Note i P_[;er 10 qulren for le; Lemon Peel, la i_.~ H. i tVATT, _ ittstreet.- large Vases, 5a 6d per puir l worth 10b). ANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Collars, 2d; Colters and Ooffa, 6dthe set; Rib bonn (assortedl. 8 inohos wide, iA per yard; good Sewing bilk, 'ess than v .ual prloe. 2 reels ' Id; at Dampler'a Wafeefleld-strent Shop. Wf ANTED, Ladies to know that I am c v v fast Reducing my Stook, through hav tag a Genuine -Sale pi evlons to extensive altera tions. Black Cashmeres, 1b lid to 3s Bd yard, I - am sfllllnu a great quantity; aa well 88 Colours, from Hid tv 2s Bd, The Satin Clotb, at i\_, is a good line: as well as the All-wool Serge, at le lid. Velveteens, from Is 2Jd. Ladles' Ulsters are greatly reduoed. *oi Wove (no deception) Calloo 2}d ; Crew .eon's, 486 d dozen; Unb'oaohed ■ Sheeting, 6}d,7!d.Bid,andlßid; Whito rwilldo, i (washed), 103 d, la Bid,and laßid ; Good Flsnneiß, from 6Jd to is Hid; While Blankets, from 4s 6d eaoh; Brown Belfast Hollands, Sid, 4|d. Bid, , B}d. 10|ii, Is id; Table Linen, B}d, Hjd, 1b Bil Is Hid, 2s 6i, 3a 6d. Hosiery. Uloves. Biboons, i Flowers, Feathers. Laos, Underolothing, In fants* Bobefl, Pelll-es, .rooks. Cloaks, &0.. all ' Reduced. N.B.—Note the address: -JAMKd BCU..T, General Draper. Clothier, Outfitter, »c &0., London House. Vlotorla and Nolaon ' Blreetn, Auckland. l \W ANTED _KNO /VN—Ladies' Winter V v Jnckee», Ba 64; L»dlea' Olßters, 6s 6d; wo6l hhawls, Is Bd; Lot of Large do, ohe»p; Wlni-oy Skirta. 3s 61; at Dampler'a Wakefield i tret-t Shop. \jk rtNTED KNOWN —Men's Black f" Felt Hats, 3«; Gr.nd Line of Boya* ' Blaok do, Is Sit; Fr-n.ot. Peak Caps, 9d; at D_mple_'B Wa-edelo Btr.el Sioo. " t*, ANTED KAOVV-i—That all Work- Vv tag Men can save tholr money by call i Ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant All meals . 6d. Board and Lodging, 16s per week.—Robert Murdoch, Proprietor. Note the address, nearly • opposite the Walternate, and close to the Dock a Ecclesiastical. I |_»O>SOOBY BiPiIST CHURCH.- I Anniversary fecvlcts will be held on " tUNDAY r.ext, 19th August, ihe Rev. r. Spurgt on win preach In tho morning, at 11; ihe Rev. i. Carter, Pastor, in the evening, at 6 30. . Colleciions will be maoe Mter each service. II The annual Solroe wilt take place on TUKS - D-Y KVn.NINQ, 21st. The Public Meeting will be addreesed by the Keys. r. bpurgeon, i, i G. Carr, W. S. Potter, and others. Tiokots (or 1 the Tea, Is 6d eaoh. ■ t. ' ; —' : 1 i. Bttippinp, ; ___&&_. gjiOK GISBORNE AAD _ JlaK___h. I ALL BAST COAST a W <m> p '"mi8 ' s mima ______ ffj^g regtl ] ar trader. GISBORNB, J. H 8. Inn. r. Mast r, will sail as ab.vo On - bATURDaIf next. 18th Inst, reoeivlcg oargo h till .rlday evering. Ulaborno shippers will n p'eaao send dowu early, I H. B. MORTON. Agent. .



Wanted. /■^IHIMNKY SWKKP.— Wanted Known, Vy Chimneys Swept in a Workmanlike Manner; all orders promptly attended to.-Ad drees G W. Wlloock. West-street, Newton near Waring's Btore. IiIGEO.NS.— Wanted, good strong birds J in any quantity. Apply XYZ, Star office PDPILS wanted by Mr Jonson, Short hand T<wcher Ancitlanii College. Sys tem thorough!; taught for 21s. Residency KmanijivhaQe Ooad. PARTNERSHIP. -A Partner is re quired In a Wholesale Bnalneas In thiß Olty;an excellent oppoi-tuolty for an enter' prlBiDR man with aboui £500.-Address for In terview cX 8. Star uffloe. Funeral Notices. rpHE Brethren of the various Lodges are I requested to att»,nd the funeral of the ate Brother, Henry Bshdku,, which will leave hiß late reßldenoe, Kden Terrace on .VKDNKBD4.Y. tbe 35th inst.. at 3 o'olook in he afternoon. Plain mourning. W. S. COLLINS, W.M., 1.338, K.C. W. A. SfKNTON. W.M., 089. *.C. O. 9. WHSTEKN. W.M., aiß I.C O. LA ROCHIT, W.M , 1,710. K.C. THO3. W. KITT, W.M , I C3O. K.C. GK '. N. BRAynKY, W.M., 2.003, E.C. J. 8«*BHOOKK, WM.. 421.1. U. Meetings. QOBFEL TKMPERA«Ce MISSION. BLUE RIBBON AKMY. THEiTUE ROYAL, THIS (TUB3DAY» KVESING, AT 7.50. Speakers at To-night's Meeting: BEYS. G. B. MDNRO, F. G. EVANS, AND G. W. GRIFFIN, Kbq ( imerioan Consol). Chaibmani J. Newman, Esq. Subject: "The Inflaenoe of Drink upon the Working Man, his person family, and home," Sankey's Hymns. [Please briDg your books with you.] Collection at the doors to defray exponses. UT. THOMAS'S CHURCH, O UNION-BTRKET. A Meeting of the Congregation of thi 1 Church Is convened by His Lordship the Bishop of Anokiand for TCE3DAY next, the 14th August, at 7.50 p.m. The Blehop ~IU preside Tenders. v UCKLAND PROVINCIAL DIS «_ TRICT HOSPITAL, SHELTER SHED CONTRACT. Publio Works Offloe, Auokland, 13th August, 1883. Written Tenders will be received at this Office until noon of SATURDAY, 18th August, 1883, or tho construction of a Shelter Shed at the rovinolal Distriot Hospital, Anokiand. Plans, Speolfloations and Conditions of Con ract can be scon at tbia Offloe. Tenders must be addressed to tho Hon. the Minister for Publio Works. Auokland, and marked outsidd, " Tender for Shelter Shed." The lowest or any Tender not necessarily a'o epted. By command. W. H. HALE 3, District Engineer. |y EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ?AITAKI - BLUFF~~IwiTH BRANCHES) RAILWAY. SEAWARD BUSH BRANCH. Waimatua Contract (Formation Only). Written Tenders will be received at this office until noon of FRIDAY, the 7th Septem ber. 1883. for tho above contract. They are to bo ma&ksd on the outside, " Tender for Wai matua. Contract," and addressed to the Hon. tho Minister for Publio Works. Dunodin. Tele graphic tend era similarly addressed and marked will be recoived If presented at any Tolograph Oillco by noon of tho same date, provided that written tenders are lodged at any Distriot or Resident Engineer's Office by the same hour. Drawings, specifications, and general con ditions may be seen at this office, and at tbe Publio Works Offloes at Auckland, Wellington, Christohuroh, aria Invercargill. Tho lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. By command. W. N. BLAIR, Ecglneer-in-Chargo M.I, Publlo Works Office. Dunedln, 9th August, 1883. piOU NT* OF WAITEMATA. Tenders are rrqnlred by noon of the 17th Inst for banking Two Bridges and O itistruotlng Two Culverts in the Old railway line from Rlverh«ad to Kunu > Junoiloa. Plans at the County offloo, Coombeit'a Chambers. Quoen- Btreet, »nd at Mr Bteihnm's office. Henderson, OLIVKR MAYS. Oftairman. ritO PAINTKRS.- lenders wanted for I Finishing the Inside of a House.—Apply on tho Job, Nelson-stroet, nearßeresford-stroet. Licensing JNotioes. ■\tOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR jX TRANiFHK OF LJOENaB. f I, Mary Corboy, of Eihlklhl, being the bolder 0( a Pubiloan's License in resoect of iheh«nse and premlfN situate at Klbitlhl, do hereby giro BO«lce that I desue to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Te Awamutu on the fourth day ot September, 1833, apply for a Transfer of the said License trom my»olf to WILUAM T. MILLBR, my antolntae. D.ted the Bth day of Anguat, 1883. MARY OORBOY. Money. INDUSTRIAL AN T> PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (CORNER OF VULCAN LANK AND QUKKN-BTIIKKT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society is now Issuing INVESTING SHARES ordinary, carrying full rate of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP SHARES of 820 eaoh, carrying 7 per cent Interest (payable half-yearly) and par ticipating in Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, per oent t and on Deposits for 6 months, 8 per cent per annum. t BORROWING DEPARTMENT, ) The Society advances on Approved Freehold 1 and Leasehold Property to the extent of three- ' fourths the value. j Borrowers may pay off part or the whole 0 j their Mortgages at any time. 1 Reduced Table ot Rates and any further par- . tioulars required may be obtained at the 1 Society offloes. 1 GHORGR FRASKR, , Manager. j \M ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at ItJ. Blmt-olass Freehold Seonritles. WM. COLE MAN, Solloltor, National Insnr/ince Butldlngn next to New Zealand inßuiacoaCo.'B Office?. A? 1 6 & ' ° *IU|UW LISNX on Building J fe i. V** Soolnty prinolpleß, or on other I terms to suit boTTomrs. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system, j Mortgagea and Loans negotiated, See i.lst of Properties tor sale on th page. Six per ceo', . allowed on money deposited tor Investment.— j C. Williamcon, Land, Estate, acd Finanolal £ _gßt.t »n 4 Valantnr. !t. Vnlon Lane | Goodson's Arcade. - See Goodson's London Arcade. the"fire! ; At Goodson's being oonflned to tt« reserve stook J in the packing-room, the Arcade I 1 uninjured, I and our friends need have no apprehension of being supplied with any goods damaged by fire 1 or water, the whole having been disposed of . and removed from tho premises. Never was 1 the stock equal or the arrangements so com- t plots as at the present time. In Gold and Silver j Jewellery. Clookb and Watches (all warranted) we have a magnificent assortment of the newest 1 designs, at prices defying competition. We make no virtue of keeping only Pure Jewellery, l as to meet thw requirements of our extensive 1 business w« endeavour to supply the most artistic imitation and offer it at a price within the reach of all. The increasing demand for Abyssinian Gold has led us to import largely, and we ha/re just opened the largest and most 1 comprehensive assortment we have yet received, and invite1 inspection of its dißplay in ourVio torla-street Jewellery Window. In Gold-cased ' (still a great favourite) and Silverine we have I some great specialties. Jet being greatly' in 1 demand, we have a splendid stock of the newest 1 designs. I See ! G OODSON'S JLjONDON ArCADE. j Note the Addresses— ' GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE^ATOaASD. , LONDON OFFICE I W, St. Blair Axe. I ....____________■



To Let. r|VJ LET, 5-rroracd Cottage in Clarence -F ctruei, Pniißiuibv : praa ]«H 01, nnd every ynTemepuj.—apply W. <J, libu. ntxtaour. Wo BE LET, in Grry-straet, a New I Hriofc Shop and Heßidence.-Apply to F. (J. Kwington, I O LET, Mount Albert, 2-roomed Cot l taeo -with lean-to. Pleastnt situation; good well. .Suitable for one or two b&nhelors — Apply MrQlimore Mount Albert. •TO LET, for a term of years, Large * Ttaroa-storey BulHlnsr, Bitua'ea owner of Righ-streot ani Vuloin lj»n«. latolr ooouqled by MessM Boylan a;d Tanfleld.-J. M. M«o ---iioi.alti, Honee and Ketata .Agent, Bhortland ■treet. '■' 1 O LKT, or for Sale, a7-roomed House 1 with every convenience, first-class veget able uaraun. orchard, fowl-house and runs, Mount tCden Real, 3 minute-.' walk beyond toll bar and second huuue beyond lira Sayer'a atore. Aliotmnnt, about 5u by 300 feet.—Apply on the premlßßi. giO LKT, on the Great Worth Road, I Aroh Hill, a New jDinblft-frouted Shoo and dwelling of 6 rooms; gas aod water laid on, i>. first claw business position— Apply to Brett, Sohmldt and Co.. Wyndham-street, or to Mrs K. Burns, ritanley-street. Arch Hill. 'TpO LET, in Liverpool-street, a Seven. J roamed House; also a Shoo and Dwelling In Karangihapß Hoai.—Apply to rhos. tielohsr, Uprer Qowen-street. fs iv h".'l, in Victoria-street, adjoining A Kobaon Hotel, One Cooirnodlona shop with room sc riiir -Apoiy llailOOCK and CO., Cnatamg-Btreet, or Mr Mlln -, Hobson Hotel. O LEl', those centrally Situated Premises, late'y oooupied hy the Sontnorn Prodnoe uo., and direotly opposite Messrs T, and H. Morrln and uo.'s Queon-atreet. One of the lust stands in the City,—D. F. Kvana, Land agent. Qaean-atreet. ri^O LET, cool, lofty Cellar, with or I without office and yard; ooruer Vulcan Lane.—Apply Utevem, High-street. rt'Q LET, Draper's Bhop and Dwelling -1 house, Mum Hoad, Poneoaby. in first ci»fu position; a good opening for Milliner and Oresß maker; vacant m about a fortnight.—D. F. Kyang, Land nnd tiomo Agent. ris to LET, a pleasant Marine Kesidence I at the North ahore, with Beach Frontage. Apply to Oharlßß Hallny. Boatbnllder. OKKShIuPs, 158 per week and up wards. To Let.— -PP'y at Gilmour's Brush Faotory, Viotorla-street East. For Sale. tU'OR SALE, Family Residence, Mount IP Kden; new home, seven rooms, and bath-room; stable, doai-hou»e, poultry-house; larijo allotment, and paddock of ? o( an aore ndjaoent; fioot garden, neatly laid out,—apply J. M. Maedonald, House and Kstate Agent, Shortland-street. }ri UK aALk", a fine Block of Land of 340 " acres, all ploughable: large frontage to main road and about halt mile frontage to navigable creek; close to Auckland, and in a rising distriot. — I). F. Evans Land Agent, Queen-street. IfiOri SALB, a lot of Mutton Birds.— ! Apply F. Williams, Queen-stroet Whirf. HjM)R SALE, a large Wood Turning fi? Lathe.—J. J. Swlnnerton, Wuorl Tnrner, Wyndh»m*3treet. fo OK Sauß, a small Drapery and Dress- X' making Business. Small capital required, -Apply Mrs Jack, Mount Eden Koad. _ SjiOß SALE, cheap, a good Suit of Sails, »' complete, with Spars it required; suitable tor three-ton jnoht.—Apply at Boyd's Sail l.ott, ineen-street. 11AOH Si.LE or Lease, Large Allotment, J Ueohanlos' Bay ; well adapted for ooal 11 d firewood yard or manufactory; good bulld nge.—H. Partington. Stlohbnry'B aoildlngg. FOR Sale, very Large Allotments, Mount Eden. 100 x 200; level, fenced, iplendid view; only 35) per foot.-H, Parting ion, House and A«ent. |U OR HA LX [a gooa Investment), five * Freehold Cottages with good allotments, srnwtcn ; a bargain; returning good rental.—H. ?artlngto«. atlchbnry'g Bnlldlnga. tfOK SALE (Kyber Pass), Well-finished * Ho\iso of 6 moms, gas and stove, large itable, &o. Allotment 60 z 200. Beautiful jlaoe.—H. Pftrtluglop. Land Agent. |j>OK SALE, Scotia Place, off Queen -1 Btreet, Commodious Kesidonco of eight ■ooniß, conservatory, bath-room, large wash' lonee (fitted with copper), eas and water laid tn; every oonvenienoe; allotment 36 x 180; -cry cheap.—Apply D. F. Evans's Ond Mart, jueen-etroet next Bank of Australasia. 686 MOUN r EDEN. — New and well finished Villa Residence; bay window j itted up with cupboards, register grate; oven, lice garden; 60x 100-good corner allotment; 1 very pretty place; situated Mary-street, near naln road; nice poalUon.—D. F. Evana. (835 OR SALB.— Franklin Koad.—Very Handsome New Verandah Villa, bow window. 7 Urge rooms, washhouse, gaa and water laid in from mains, register grates, and ivory oonvenienoe; allotment, £0 x 105; great mrgaln; muetbe sold at onoe, as the owner Is eavlngthe district.-D. F. Kvans, Land Mart, jneen-straut. next Bank of Australasia. 697 •j'SOR Sr»LE, at Devonport, equi-distant i' from both wharves, largo Building Allot ment on Bide of Flagstaff Hill, overlooklnp; aarbonr and Ringitoto Channel. Aleo, Small Keierve glvine baok enitranre to Flagitaff Hill. -Jo?oph Sooth, IJavonpi it. or Auckland Ualry. HobßOn-fltreet. fj OK SALE, The Avenue, Edenvale.— *r A very pretty Villa of I rooms and soul lery, register grates, range, tank, &c.; quite aew, anrt well-finished; volcanic soil; allot limit 33 x 145.—Apply to U. F. Evans, Land Mart, Queen-streot, next Bank of Australasia. 7_2 "P O X SALE. THP VANGU*Rn FLOUR MILL AND RESIDENCE. The Mill contains two pairs Stones, Smnttar, Dressers. Elovators, &0., and is worked by a 12-horse-power Stationary Kngine, and has a arge Store-house attached. The, whole stands 3n a Corner Seotlou within a minute's walk of the Railway Station, and is quite new, and is jffered for sale on account of the death of Mr Peart, senr. For particulars apply to W, BETHWAITE, Vanguard street, Nelson. I) «■ W I hK I N S, OOOLIBT AND AUBIBT TO OHEIBT CHDROH HOSPITAIi, [9 now in Auckland, and will remain about three creeks, to treat E/e, itar, »nd Throat Diseases Rooms at THE PHARMACY, Qaoen-atroot, Hours of Consultation: 10 to 12, and 2 to 8 P.m. August 13, 1883. If OP JBITTEBSI Hop Bittbksi Hop Bittersi 3/ per botUej or Three Dozen Case at 4/6. J G. HHNDKIWON, OBBUI%T, iIEDICAL HALL, POHSIiNBT, Oppoelte Three Lamps _ OOP D I T "T E X S. Imported Direct from tho Manufactory. 63 PER BOTTLE. 4ICK IN, THE PHARMACY, QUEBM-BTBEET. PROFESSOR ELLI3 is the only Medical aorballst in tho Colony who Is prepared to treat ill Diseases. Ho has always prescribed with mvarying success in most cases. He guaran .i'C9 to cure in all complaints not too far gone, fie has boon very successful in the follow ng complaints: — Asthma, Bronchitis, Con lumptlon (second stage), Cataract, Dropsy, dysentery. Fevers, Liver Complaints, Nervous lability, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, and Secret Complaints of young men (without fail). vVonderful Cure for Corns without pain. — iddreßS : — 308, Queen - street (next Young tVomen's Institute). Private Consulting Room. Hours i From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. UttAKLANDS CHJSttttY PECTORAL, O Absolutely the best remedy ever made for OOUttHS, ISRONOHITIB. AND OOLD3. Prioe, 2s Bd and ia Cd a Bottle. SHARfiANU te CO.. oppoalta Pnat-offloe.' DOCTOR a hJSOLD'ShPKrt NY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular nedloine of the day. Prioe, 2s 6d a box.—Colo >lal Agents Sharund & Co., opposite the Jpat Offloe. FLESH FORMING FOOD for Infants. a ICKIN'S FOOD for INFANTS is prepared tX. locally from malted cereals, according to he recipe of Baron Liebig. It Is it; jppboved IUBSTITIITE FOR MOTHBM'S MltK; FATTEN no, Nourishing, and Invigiorattno. Sold in Canisters at Is. 6d. AT THE PHARMACY, QOKEN-6TREET. OATSI RAXSI KA'i'Sl-Dse _V dH4RI.AND'a PHOSPHOR PASTE, Rats eat it greedily, and dio; no small. Price, One BhUUng a Bottle. SHARbAND fe CO.. opposite Post-offloo. I \OOTHACHE CURE -Instantaneona .1 Relief, ODONT 4LGIO( 1b botile.-BHAR jtND fe no. (opposite Poßt-omoe>' f'iflE Best Preparation extant for proruu ■ 1?" Halr Growth is Dr. Erasmus Wi'son's jOTION FOR THE HAIK. It la pwpared roni the original formula ot this eminent luthority by Ohables Butoheb. Pharmaceu iloal Chemist (Viotoria and New Zealnnd) unotion of Pitt and Gray-streets, Auckland. pUKJS FOR INDIuEVIION-TONIC \ ' BALSAM, a'Genuine Liver Begulation, arice 3a a bottle.-BHAKLAND & Co (oppo lite Poat-offloc). r^HE DIRECT ST7PPLY STORE, J- 219, QUEEN-STREET. ? The best place for New Arrivals g *■ and others to get all Household g Requisites at a Cheap Rate. & ag China. Glass. Earthenware S TjQ Tinware. Brushware, Lamps h.,5 HP FnmlshinK IronmongeryJaU Wnds) pjo |g CutSr^BP. WarejankeoNotions gW ?S Toys, and Fancy Goods. si 1 HANCHARD & CRANWELL, Q a I Three doors above WeUosley- S P I street, | ____________________________i



I business Notices. IT>Oi>TB AT ANY PKICEI Must oe Hf B')ld I Omno and Rio for yourself.- Coriiet Stnll In City ii»rl<or. C'~ "h"e"a"F~C ITTT E liy.—Thomas HiMUILhSS KKMOVKD to 103 QUKKN STREiCT, next Mr WBa'Pfaale. HOOunaker. Knives Forks, Fpooos. Cruets, &0., oheaper than ever. .VfuTICK OF KKvIOVAL.—The under ,l * signed begs to notify that he has Removed to new and Central Offices, next Bank of New Zealand. Queen-street.—John R. RiNDERSON, Stock and Hharebroker. Land and Estate Agent. —N. 8.: Convenient Offices tn Let on the ground floor, Mercantile Chambers Queen-street. O»UMisNTALM*RILKMAS'>iNS, and workers of Marble Mantelpieces, Cheffoniers and Toilet Tops, Slabs for Labora tory and Butchers' Shops. Marble worked to any design. Manufactured in Auckland.—R LKVETT & CO., Victoria-street (near Free man's Bay. OK ONE WEEK ON L*Y, Commencing SATURDAY, August 18th. Tn order to Clear Ont our Present Btook to make room for Kxpeoted Consignments. It will be oflered tn such a way as will ensure a speedy Sale, Purchasers of lon to the value of 61 will bi given kb liiHooutit any Pair ot Boota they may ohoou* to "select out of our window, thus rto-irln? what tn Home cases will amount to 75 per oen\ Ample profits aonrulng from our Manofuomrlnp: Basinets, we o»n supply to our UDStomers ana the Public Importea Boots and Shoes st tbe Very Lowest Rates In till 1 rad">. Without an* mxckptiow. T. PROSSER,~Dfper Quben and Newton Boot Wabbhouse. TTNION STEAM SAW MOULDING, BABH, AND DOOR COMPANY (Limited). MECHANICS' BAY FIRK. The Company desire to advise customer* that it Is prepared to accept Orders for Stock Goods, and to execute as formerly. "JLp X 5 C I 5 GT SAM. WHITE'S PRICK LISTJ Is as follows :— Best Paling, Fenoe of. pnrlrl posts, Hobart rails, and sft Hobart palings, one inch apart. 60s. Paling Fence to consist heart kauri posts, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings. 665. Three-rail Fence, purlrl posts and Hobart rails, 455. Wire Fences with Top Rail, 83s. Wire Fence, 7 wires, 25a Barbed Wire Fenoe,^ barbed 2 plain wires, 188 per chain. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Picket Fences, from 2a per foot not painted, or 0d per foot all complete. Very neat Pioket Fence with mill wrought Wioket Gate, all painted complete, at Saper foot. All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for every description of. Fenoe given on applica tion to Sam. White, Fencer, Custom-street, apposite Arnold. Hines and Co. JW O X 1 O E, BEBS WAXI BEKS WAXI Purchased in any quantity for Cash. Buyers ot Fungus and Muntz Metal. HaTlna purohaaed in China a Fine Assort ment of Teas hlmßelf, JAMKS AH _BW can confidently recommend thorn, and trusts that all his old Customer*, and the Public generally, will avail themselves of thin splendid opportunity and call early to buy his Snperior Con v, Besi Flavoured Kooloa, SboucbonK. and arlous Mixed Teas, suitad to ever; tavtei He has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger. Oroofcerywarei Silks, Raadfcerohlefß, and other oommoditleu too nnmeronv to mention. fe'ota tho Address!— JAMBj Ail X \V * CO.. ti. Onnen-nrn Gazette in tsanjcrnptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. I«J BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of the " Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and of the Be veral amendments thereto, and of the Bankruptcy of Patrick Collins, ot Onchunga. in the Provincial District of Auokland, and Colony of New Zealand, Labourer, and Debtor. This Is to notify that the above named Patrick Collins, of (jnehunga, in the Provincial District of ♦ucklaod, ani Colony of Now Z-a'and, hu this day filed in this Honourable Court, at Auckland, a statement. In writing that be U unabla to meet his engagements with his i reduors: the *irnt Meeting of Creditors to be held on TUESDAY, the Slat day ot Angnst 1883, at the hour of 11 c/olnck in the forenoin, in the Supreme Court Hnildtng, Auobland. Datea thm 11th day of Augost, 1883. G. W. BA.BLKY, Deputy Regis ra . TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW JL ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot 1878 " and smendments and of the BankJoptor of admund pkrov Bbbtt, of Long Bay near i.ncaß'B Creek, Auck land, bettler, a Debtor, Notion is hereby given that at tbe first meet ing ot the Oreditois ot tbe said Debtor, held this day, at the anpr* me Court-housa, in thn City ot Auokl-r.d, at 11 o'elook in the ioret.o n, ThOmnß M».off»rlsne. of the sild city. Certliloa t-d Accountant in Bankruptcy, was eleoted Cnoitort' Trustee ot tbe property of the said Debtor; and that ths ssld Thomas Maoffarlane has signified to the itegistrar. In writing, his aooeptftcoe of ihesatd tru«ceethip. Dated this iSlh day of Aunuxt. lifts. G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. PrVORB & OOOPffR Qaeen-gtreet, Auckland; Solicitors lor the paid Debtor. Volunteer Notices. VT Z.R. ARTILLERY.-A BAT —~ • . BEKY. A Sneol tl Parade of tbe Battery will be held on THURSDAY nex«. the 18tH, Kvery member requested to apposr in undress uniform. By order, R. KKAfiNB. Hon. Heo lOorporation jNotioea. r<ITY OF AUCKLAND. PUNAKITERE DISTRICT <BACK OF HOKIANGA HARBOUR). 1 500 A ORKS P]NDOWMKNT. i The City Counoil are prepared to receive offers for the Lease of the above Block of Valuable Land (the greater portion being covered with good timber). Applicants to state what rent they are pre-. pared to offer, payable half-yearly In advance, with or without the right to cut timber, fte. Offers to be lodged on or before WEDNES DAY, October 3,1883. Extract from Commissioner of Crown Lands* Letter.-Thte land ia of excellent quality, with mixed bush. Plan may be viewed, and any other infor mation obtained on application at this office P. A. PHILIP 3, Town Olerk. Town Clerk's Offloe, August 13 1883, 211 Drapery, etc. J} X A P_ E R Y. CLEARING BALE T. B. Rqrsqn, ponbonby, IS REMOVING TO NRW PREMISES, NSXT MEI WOODE, BDTOHJSB. GREAT REDUCTIONS GBNUINB SALE! NO PUFF DBAPEBY. EJN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING is now obtainable at the lowest possible Drloes daring my Genuine Sale. 7'he objoot ot suoh teduotlous is my Ceßlre to reduce the stock as much as possible previous to alterations and enlargement. List ot a few notable lines:— Men's Tweed Trou*ers, &6, 6/6, 7/8,10/9,12,8, and 14 6 per pair; Men's Printed MoUwkin ditto, 1/8,76, and 876 per pair; Men's Devon Trousers and Vests, 13/6; a large quantity of Men's All Wool u.ts. Diagonal Pea Jackets, 81/6, worth iili Men's Bhlm from 1/ to 6/11 each; Men's and Boys' Tweed Hats, from 1/44 oaoh. N .B.— Note the addreni JAMKa SCUTT, General Draper, Olothier, Outfitter. Ice., London . House, Victoria and Nelson-streets, Auokland,



rersonai. _ ■ pO my Friends.—l am unable, through * ill-health, to attend to their grievances, I leave Auckland on Wednesday next for Kal para. My fnturo address is Waimonki.—Ri J. Feltnß. ; IF OUNOAN X *YLOR does not settle with Mrs BmTh, Vincent-Btraet. before next Tuesday, his Ullage wilt be sold to defray extremes. _-ost and Found. — . — .....: LOST OR STOLEN, on Sunday, a small Terrier slut, Parnell, oollar No. 134 Last Been on Ho'ison B-acli— Any parson leaving it &t Mr lifilloK'n. Hatcher, l'ariioll, Will be N warded. LOST, this morning, in Symonda-street, a Browo-and-Whtte Oattle Dog, i months oil.— Finder will be rewarded on returning S»me to W. Hooton, ewe Potter & Co., Durham street. LOST, a red Cow, tips of boms sawn off, branded No. 18. -AU expenses will be met by applying to Fisher and Co., Qneen-Btraet. AITfiTPOUJND (£1) REWARD, Lost on Friday, 10th August, about Bapreme Court-honße, or on Rsmnora Koad, an Arrow shaped Gold Broooh.—Anyone sending same to thfi Utah Offloe will laoiWe the abova reward. aj^OUND, by a little girl, a Bank Note. ~ Owner can havo same by stating where lost with description and nayinft expenKSS of thla advertisement.-Apply Jas. Soutt, General Draper, Clothier, etc ; London House, Victoria > and Nelson streets. Auokland. STOLEN frum Blaioslie House, Pitt- O street, between Satutday nfaht and Sun. day morolng, two Cypress Trees v Pots. Un less they are returned within a few days p«J» ceediogs will be talren, as there whereabouts are'known, . PabilC i*OtlCßß. c vOUNTY OF WAITEMATA. * ' The Offioe of the Council has been removed to Ooombes'fl Ohambera. Qaean-strest Auok land. OLIVKK M ».xB, Augußt H, 1883. Chairman. VT 0T 1 C'E OF REMOVAL. -^ The Undersigned has Removed to Natlona Insurance Buildings, Queen-street, next New Zealand Insuranoe Company's UfflCBS. WILLIAM COLEMAN. BoUcltor. fro. j5~ OCKY NOOK. un'rlnir this bsd wither I.lnvlti the puWto to look over my i-laoa. and th«» wUI tod Aat sllthegrou-.d Is quite firm after the heaviest rain, and that they oaa cart timber ™ ™ ground and biiid in all weavers, contrast my scoria ground with clsy and ask your dootor whloh is the best to build P.8.-My AgnntUMrjiwlngton. T H 8 H O X B, DA VIES BRO3, O»RRIBRS, &O. , -^ Otr 'Busses and Expresses meet alUteuun. Furniture, Goods Parcels,addressedto us. removed with dasoatoh at lowest ohargts. V. Bros thank the residf nts of Devonport and Dlstrioi for their liberal patronage. and«»ure them that all oaio wiU bs nnea to delivery ot at Mr Peel'aOffloe. Vlotorlaßoad. will be pnnotnally attended to. WO X M S All ohllaren suffer from them. If suspeoted, ask for the Certain Opre, SHABLAND'a WORM POWDBE^^PJOket Apothecaries Ball, opposite Poat-offlce. FLOWEk, Fruit, and Vegetable Gar dens laid out and fceDt in order, under re»eotable obarges, by Practical Gardenera.- Aoply to C. H. Layers. Bead Merchant, Queen- Btreet, Auokland. j _ EX LANGSTONE. - Machines for everybody, wholesale andratol^-D. S. Chambers, 70, Queen-street (opposite Bank or New Zealand), and at Fort-street. Board and Kesiaence. /^IOVERNOK URU W« c. HOTEL, \JT HOB3ON-BTBEKT. hoard md Lodging. *)••»« eek Binqm Room,. -&»• wwm" TTDaKD ajnd KBSiDEINOfi for re ,J> SDeotable Young Man in townj single room, *l per week.-Apply stab omoe- Anotionß. TO-MOKKOW, At Half-past Ten o'clock. L. W. JSATON WILL sell by public auction, at his Mart. Queen street, To-morrow (Wednea dai), at half-past tin o'clock, 100 cases Oranges, various brands •1 o»bbs Lemons 25 oases Apples - - - 100 b'g) Potatoes a prim) article 1 oases Canterbury Cheese ' .10 kegs good dolt Batter Ftjl Fruit (it landed In timeJ-Btnanas, Pines, and Coooanu s. - . B. tONKS. E. O. OAKK. . B, O. XOSKB TO-MORROW. FLOUR! FLOUK! FLOURI 8. TONKS & 00, VVTILL cell to-morrow, at 11 o'clock, C} 2 SACKS FLOUB ■ 4Q BIGS FLOUR, VXTi jog blqb flour, 60*8 a really good bound flook. Without Rkskbve, To Close Condgnments. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, At 11 o'clock, P A X N E L L~~NU RSKRIES, PAR NELL NURSERIES. ANNUAIrSALE. R. O. GREENWOOD BAS received instructions from Mr Jan, Mason to sell, at the Parnell Nurseries, on Wednesday, August 29, at 11 o'clock, ■-', . A Large and Choice Assortment of TREKS» SHRUBS, &a, &O. 4.000 Shelter Trees. 5.000 Fruit Trees 3,000 Or namental Trees and Shrnbs 4,000 Roses Mag nolias, Azaleas, Sec. ; 10,000 Hedge Plants, Im Climbing Plants, 8.000 Oranges, Lemons, Shad dook. Limes, and Olives; Native Trees. Ferns, Bedding Plants. &o.; 6,000 Acacia Deourreus (the tanning-bark wattle). The entire stock is very strong and heattttr, and guaranteed thoroughly worked and true to name. Goods carefully paoked and delivered within five miles of the Nurseries. LmcnEON Provided. ('rowther's Busses pass every IS mtn^jafi, K. C. GREKNWuOP, • A uctioneer. THUKBDA.X, AUGUST 16, NOON. HOUSEHOLD FtrRNIiURE, SHOF FITTINGB, SEWING MAOHINB, MIRROR, &C.,&0. J R. O. GREENWOOD tjj AS received instructions from Mr J. P. I_L i-OBergan to sal by auction on Thnrsdar next, at noon, at hts Hiiop and Real Jenoe, Grey- THB WHOLK OF Hid H0U8BHOM) FURNI TURK. SHOP FITTINOB, GAB FITTINS StWING MAOHINB. KTtt, KM. THUhSDAY, AUGUST 16. SCOTU PLAOB (off Upper Qaeen^treet). HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &c D. F. EVAftS aAS been Instructed by Mr Cameron to cell by anotlon, at his residence Sootte Place, near the Girls' High Sohooi (off Upper Qnoeri-sticail, on Thursday, the 16th Au«_tTat 11 o'clock, HIS KOUSKHOLU FUHNITOBB ANB BFFKOrS, consisting; of—Parlonr, Bsd rrarn, and Klt«*ien Ifnrnitnre. aow *a. §D. JF. EVANS, Auctioneer. V. a. COOHBAN* JAB. DAOBI THUR3DAy, AUGUST IG. BDILDIWGS KOR REMOVAL, BOXES. rpHE Subscribers will sell, at ttrfr lnstan?a°UloVaS_ BtrOf>t' °a Thßnto '- "* THB BOILDINSS nu the ttRRAKWATKBf. lately oooupled by the Auckland Rowing gmb. eonifattng of-Bhed, Plat O rm, m* To be Kemovol in Seven Day?,, ilso. 25 as__^ h m-bia ** .«-» BAMUEL COCHRAHB A BOH, *** Auctloneen. — '■ ..I i 4 1 ainc nntMiiT (Costfnwd on fourth *