TELEGRAMS.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION,)

DUJNEDIN, this day. ; . Besides disposing of his Arcade property, Mr Daniel Campbell sold his King-street property for £2,250, for which he refused £8,000 "little more than a year ago. On Monday application will be made to have, him declared bankrupt. Other failures through Waikato purchases are anlicipated.

SUPREME COURT.-Civil Ses sions.

THIS DAY,

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.)

Accident at Hiverhead.—Claim for £2,050 Damages. John Gibbon* v. Tits Kaipaua Steam ship COMrANY (LIMITED); claim £2,050 damages.— Mr E. iicskcth appeared for the plaintiff, (instructed by Mr Theo. Cooper), and Messrs Tjdcr and Hugh Campbell for the defendants.—The plaintUF. in May last, was a passenger to Hiveruead by tho steamer Lily, and in tho operation of making tho vessel fast to the wharf his right foot waa caught in a bight of the rope and lorn off, wherefore ho claimed £2,000 damages, besides preferring a special claim of £50 iv respect of expenaos entailed upon him by tho accident.—John gibbous, the plaintiff, was tho first witness. Ho deposed that ho was a labourer.' His laet employment was digging for gum, i and working own his onaccount, on Dr. Lee's farm at Kiverhead, where he resided J with his wife, Ho was then in the habit of coining to town about once a fortnight with eggs ior the market. He always travelled by the steamer Lily, t'n the lGth of May he came down by the lily, having bought a ticket from the captsin (lliomas Kosa). Having transacted bis business, ho returned the samo evening by the Lily, but a different captain was in command. His name, however, was also Ross. They left about 4 o'clock, and called at several places on the way up. When the Hobsonville wharf was approached, the captain asked Mr Lamb to go forward and throw the time. Mr Lamb desired witness to accompany him, and be went forward accordingly with biru, and under his direction threw the line to the wharf, who 0 a man caught and fastened it, another passenger making it fast at the other e»d to the mooring post od the steamer. Witness also assisted in put ting the cargo ashore. The line was then cost off and tbe steamer proceeded on her way. The next wharf at which a stoppage was niado was the railway whaif at hivoiheal. He and Mr Lamb were sitting talking, one op either 6ide of the wheel, when the captain came up and said to Mr Lamb (indicating witness at the Bame time), "You'll get this man to see to the head lines." Mr Lamb answered " yes," and then took witness again to tho forepart of tin vessel, where, un der his direction, witnesi again threw the line ashore, and a'man made it fast on the wharf. Mr Lamb tried to secure tho othor end to the steamer's mooring post, but he could only get one turn round it, as the steamer was going ahead so quickly. The time was between G and 7, and it w«s a fine night. Witness was standing about two yards from the mooring post, havlngjust before thrown the line to tho wharf, At the same time the captaiu gave the order " full spsed ahead," and the rope, which' was lying loosely about the deck, began paying out so rapidly that Mr Lamb could only get one twist round tho post. Witness was trippad up by a piece ot the rope, and before he could recover himself, his right foot was caught in a bight, and ho was dragged|towards the po3t on his back, ■ He cried out as he felt himself tripping, and then, as he was being dragged, he yelled' out that ho was gripped by tho rope. Mr Lamb caught hold of his leg. There cuino a crash, oat not a painful one, and Mr Lamb said, " Your leg ia .broken}" and then immediately afterwards the rope fur ther tightened, and the foot fell off into Mr Lamb's hands. At the same moment the boat stopped suddenly. His foot was hanging by one sinew, and Mr Lamb severed it. He was very faint, and a man named O'Neill at tended to his leg, pouring cold water upon it. That same night he was taken to the Hospital, and he was still an inmate of it. On the day after his admis sion bis leg wn» amputated by Dr. Haines some six inches below the knee. TJio leg was now going on all right, but the doctor bad told him that it would be months yet before he could ueo an artificial leg. Some three or four times previously, when travelling on the Lily, he had thrown the lino ashore when requested to do so. The steamer was worked by the captain and engineer only, and the en gineer was always below. At tho time of the accident he was earning at least £3 per week, and was living rent free.—John Lamb, miller, deposed that he was a pas senger by the Lily at tbe time that Gibbons met with his accident. He did not think the captain asked either Gibbons or him *elf to throw the line asbore when the Riverhead wharf was reached, but witness being accustomed to throw the line, said " John, I think you had better throw the line," Gibbons as sented, and threw it as he had often done before. The captain gaie the order "full speed ahead," and before witness could get the rope securely fastened to the moor- Ing-post, the vessel began to forge ahead. At the same time Gibbons was tripped up by the loose rope, which caught his right foot. Witness cried out lustily several times for the »teamer to be stopped. Gibbons sried out also. Bis foot, however, was dragged rapidly np to the mooring-post, where the rope severed tb.3 leg. This was before the steamer stopped. The stern line was made fast .to the wharf first on this occasion, whereas the uaual course was to make fast the bow-line and thea to go astern, when the stern line was made fast in order to bring the vessel alongside the wharf. He was quite clear that the captain's order was "fall speed ahead." After the acci dent occurred, he heard the captain ask the engineer why he bad gone " ahead " when his order was " full speed astern." The captain also said to the engineer, in reference to the accident, ''Jack, we've done this," but there Vas no wrangling between them. Witness was much con fined at tbe time. He believed that a sailor was now employed on tbe Lily as well as ' the captain and engineer.— On the Court resuming, Mr E. Hcsketh addressed the jury, and Mr Tyler followed. His Honor began to gum np at fonr o'clock. '

MINING NEWS.

(BY TELEGRAPH—PBESS ASSOCIATION.)

Nsw Prince Impbehl.—The 2nd stope weatward upon the footwall branch of No. 2 reel ia within. 20 feet of tho boundary. The leader here is yielding fully 18 incees wide of crushing dirt. There is a rich show in the toof for a length of about 4 feet, a short distance back from the face. The third stope is 20 or 30 feet from the second, The fifth stope is about 15ft through the break, and No. 2 reef is looking exceedrnglg well. The good hauls of stono obtained here during the pait few days are probably a continuation of tbe rich snot strupk just above No. level, and there is no doubt but that the block now in hand on No. 2 reof west of tbo break will yield some rich parcels of stone as stopes are advanced along it. The hanging-wall leader, jnst seaward of the breajk, is now about 10 feet from the So. 2 reef, and is producing good crushing dirt, colours of gold being seen, Tbe show in the back of the 6th stope is very rich for folly 5 feet inlength. Eastward of the winze the reef in the stopes is looking about the same as usual. At No. 4 level the drive on tho footwall portion of No, 1 reef in in 10' or 15 feet past where the winze from the level above will come down. Good cruahtDg dirt.is coming]to;hand, and gold is also secu in breaking drwn the hanging-wall of the .he reef.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

July 19.1883.

Bank of N.Z-Buyers, £23 6s ; sellers, £22 10* South Bcltl.h lnsurai.ee—Boyofa, £(Jj; sailors, 679 Accident Assurauoa-Baycrj 7i Caledonian—7s 3d; sellers, Bs' Qneen of Beauty-12!; sellers. 121 Deep bevel Cross—ls 3i, 4a Bi; buyers. lB2d; eellera, U 61 Bright Umlla-39 4d. »i 2d; bnyors, 3i 2d: soiler?, Said Frlnos Imperlal-12s Gi, 133 Cd; buyers, 428 i sellers 13s Band of Friendship—Bayers, 2 1 Boss United Company—Buyers. 4i JOSSPS NEWMAN, Chairman.

The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Waste Lands Bo*rd, whicn should have Viooa held to-day, was allowed to lapse out of respect to tbe memory of the late-Mrs "Wateri, mother of Mr V. J. Waters, chief clerk, who died at her residence, Parnell, yes tctday.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(Received July 19-1.20 p.m.) I SPREAD OF THE CHOLERA. ALEXANDRIA, July 18. Cholera continues to spread in Cairo, and sixty-one persons are now suffering from the plague. FRENCH SAILORS STONED IN CHINA. LO^DOtf, July 18. Intelligence is to hand from Shanghai that at a ffite which was being- held there last Saturday, a number of French sailors who were present were stoned by an excited Chinese mob. The disturbance is supposed tojoe^the outcome of the present feeling to wards the French iv China. (Beceivad July 19-2.15.) QUARANTINE OF SUEZ P.,SjsEN. GERS. . LuNDOW, July 18. 1 All mails passing through the Suez Canal, after being disinfected at the sea fortress J at Brindisi, will be forwarded on. The passengers will be quarantined at Pro veglia (?) MINISTERIAL BANQUET.—DE CLARATION OF POLICY. SYDNEY, this day. At the banquet given to the Ministry last night at Wooloongong, Mr Stuart, Premier, in the course of his speech in replying to the toast of the evening, promised to intro duce a Land Act Amendment Bill early next session, and stated that the Ministry > would stand or fall by tho measure. The Premier further announced that the ' Government would submit an extensive 1 railway policy of a moro comprehensive character than any yet placed before Par- ; liament. FURTHER VICI'OIIIAN LOANS. MELBOURNE, Thursday, j The Colonial Treasurer announced in his statement last bight that !t is proposed to raise a new loan of one million for the , construction of new lines of railway, and in order.to utilise tho rolling stock and rails now on hand ; and it was further inteided ( to issue a new loan of three millions to meet the old loans falling due. The puhlin debt of the colony is £2G,000,000. The f Trea»urer showed that tho revenue from railways and waterworks, after payment of atl expenses, was suflicicnt to pay 4 per t cent, on the capital invested \

Latest Despatches.

[BY TELIi«RAPH-OWN ÜBrOETER,]

WELLINGTON, this altsruoon. The Division on Sir Qeo. Greg's

Bill Last Might, Tbe Government were determined to de feat Sir Ueo. Grey's Bill to repeal an Im perial Act by a largo majority.. Whips were hard at work, and cabs were even tent to the Theatre for members. The point at i.i.suo iv the bill it of more impor tance than many imagine, and, stripped of all redundant verbage, is this :—Have not the people of the colony a right to initiate laws on any question affecting the peace, order, and good government of the colony. Sir George Grey holds that farliament has this right. If the Imperial Government assented to the repeal of the Imperial A cts bo far as thor relate to this colony, it would be an admissiop on their part of this right, if ours ; a right which is inherent to all constitutional legislatures. Hie Native Land Comqany's Bill,

The current report iv the lobbies is that Government will not as.ent to the passage of any portion of the JNative Land Conx pany's Bill. Contempt of Court Bill. Mr Tolc's Contempt of Court Bill pro. vides that contempt by wilful disobedience, breach of order, &c, may be punished by Imprisonment, not exceeding three months, or a fire not exceeding £50. Newspaper contempt must be tried by a Jury, and may bo puniihed by a fine of £100, or imprison ment, with or without hard labour, not ex ceeding six months. Inspector of Cheese Factories. Mr Hutchison to-day aßka the Govern, merit if they have appointed an Inspector of Cheose and Dairy Factories. New Bills. Sir George Grey asks leave to introduce the Native Lands Act Amendment Bill to. day, and Mr Kolleston the Hawhia Town ship Sale Bill. Slur on lhames and Coromandel. On Friday next' Mr Kelly asks if ft is proposed to place a sum on the estimates for the discovery of payable goldjiolds in the North Island. Changes on the Judicial Bench, There is this much of truth in the rumour circulated recently re the retirement of judges, that Judge Johnston shortly aßks leave to retire on a pension. Vote for Pultlic Libraries Mr Smith shortly moves that £0000 be appropriated this year for public libraries. Xhe Commercial Depression. Mr Macandrew is to move, by way of amendment on Mr Bathgate's lengthy reso lution re commerciJ depression—"That It be a further instruction to the Committee to comider and report as to the best mode of using the public credit."

Several lads are to be brought up at the Police Court to-morrow on the charge of disturbing the Salvationist services.

At the meeting of the Wesleyan Mutual Improvement Association to-niorrow even ing, Mr H. Johnston will read an original ;ale, entitled " Our Camp."

A child of two years, son of Joseph Uiicb, was burned to death at East. Oxfoid, Can terbury, on Tuesday, fey Us clothes catching fire during the absence of tbe parents, At the Dunedin Gaol inquiry ypsterday, a prisoner deposed that Mr Caldwell had suggested to him \o commit suicide, saying, "there is a necktie and a window." Witness, was aleo struck with bludgeon?, choked and kicked by warders. By telegram from Dunedin, wo learn tpat the Colonial Hatk report for the half-year shots the net profits for the half-year to be £18,335 16a 3d, and the amount available for distribution, £19,025 14s lid. Of this £14,000 will be absorbed in paying a divi dend of seven per cent, £2,000 will be carried to the reserve fund, and £3,028 14s lid will bp carried forward.

The first meeting of creditors in the estate of Robert Dean Freeman, of Ota huhu, farmer, was held in the 3upr«me Court-houso this morning, Mr A. O. Carter In tbe chair. The debtor's assets were stated at £925, and his liabilities it £657 16a Id, of which £432 was secured by mortgage to D. Leslie, baker, of Parnell. 73 acres of land near Otahuhu, with dwell iDg house and outbuildings erected thereon, valued altogether at £700, was the principal asset, while furniture made up another £100. Messrs Thos. Macffarlane and H, P. Gibbons were elected trustees.

THE AUCKLAND EYEMNG STAR, THURSDAY. JULY 19.



personal. EDNA.— Please write. I was detained. —Yours In anxiety. Dividends. STATE OF T. W. OAR B, MERCHANT, TE ABOHA, Tho First niTidend will be payable at the offlco Qf tho Trustee on WEDNESDAY. August Ist. 1883. All Promissory Notos roust be producod for endorsement D^yjg Trustee, Scherffs Buildings. A SSIGNBD ESTATE VV lUUMaS t\. BTKADMA.N, BBKD3MAN. First and Final Dividend will bs PasaMo »t the nffloa of tho Tmatee. 11 Boherff'« Buildings, on WEDNKSDAY. Aogust let. IK3. All Pro missory Motaa must be produoed for endorse. mentl b. K. OAVIKS, Troßtee. jjost and Found. WAK^ING.— Lost, a Promissory Note for £25, endorsed John Rt. Lambort, aated 18th July, 1883,-Apply BTAR^fflce L ____ L~OSTron~ Monday night, 16th inss., in Nowton Ko»a. near to VvllklEßon'a Stera, a Gsntlemans 8116: Handkrohlef.-lh) flr.dor ■will be rewarded on r*turniDK s ime to the Srore of M833T8 J. and ft Wilkinson, Nowton Koad.B LOST, on Monday, 18tb, from Mrs Ruoa'B. Par Doll. a Cinnamon Coot Canary. -X anyone hss found It they will be band aorntiy r"wardefl pn retnrnlnglc to 0. A. Stnbbß. fr»OUtXi>, on 6th July, a Lady's Shawl, ' on the Kpsrm Road. Owner oan havo U by payJna expenseß-Apply at Toll Gate. New market. ' DEMUKKA SOCIAL UNIOS. The Entertainment which ehonld tako phoa on.Wedoesday, tho 25kh Inttant, 1b unavoidably POBTPONHD. I



Wanted, Vfe - ANTED KNOWS —My highest ♦ T prloed Tea in Is (id. It Is fjoinn fast, anc I bMicva Is equal to wr>a'. Is kodo ally bolo at 3s —W. H. Sampler. Hutmuii air«et. WANTED, for a Sawmill in th< country, a General Manager; inusl i n&VB praotio»l scqualttanee with mlv and bniit a work.—AdCrets witli referenotß to Jox 83, Post office, AnofcUcd. \U ANTED;~~Ckrk for a general " " Grocery Boslneas.—Apply to R. Rew, Victoria-street. WANTED, 2good Coatmalcers; highest wa«re»; oonstant employment.—Apply t H. ti. Pofsaplakle, bhortlanc-Btreot. ) %]kr ANTED, a Butcher for Fiji. -Apply I v* to ft. Hnlnm, Bmoher. I \m/ aNTJSD, a Shingler.—B. Ulttos and . vy aocß. WANTED, a young Man accustomed to the Blacksmithing.—Bach and Fair weather, Grey-street. ' %»/AN TED, for the Pilot Service, TT Kapira. a Cnlnf Boatman: whips, 6,9 10a per momh; mutt understand and ba able to Iwork the commercial code of signals; a mairled man, iioquali ted with the Kalpars rivors, pre ferred.— » piltoatloo.wlth references to ba made to Harbonr Matter. Kalp»rt Hemda U/ ANTED, a Situation as Traveller; ▼ » latoln the employ of the well-known and successful firm of Messrs Mnnro and MlnllMn . bs Traveller and Oolleotor, (or nearly two years.—Apply to G. K. Rollersoa Pitt street. WANTED, a Domestic Servant for general wort.—»oily Mis Nuwtuan, Komuera, or Mr Joseph Newman, Inaaranoe Buildings. WANTKD, an Experienced Salesman; ono uaud ta the Fnaoy trade preferred, —Montagne'a Funoy Bazaar. A"NTED, First-class Canvasser,— Apply K. Wosding General llommlo- Uon and Manufacturers' Agent, High-street. \\T ANTED KNOWN — Men7s~Black T* Felt Htta, 3a; Grind Lino of Boys1 Black do, Is 84; French Peak Caps, Od; at Dampler'a Wanofleld street Shop. \\T ANTED, a respectable Boy, about 14, rv to look after ahorsn and make hluß*lf eonornlly usifnl—Apply before 9 urn. to 11. Farrell, Baker, Pfinco'.-atreet. Onehnnga. WANTED, two smart respectable Boys to ddlvar paroals.—Apply to Munro and Mitligan. Hob3on-street. VST AM TED, a strong Lad to carry par » ? co??.—Apply to GarUok and Cranwoil, Qqeen-street. W ANTKD, by a good Cook and Baker, VT « situation.—Apply Dy letter to FJG, Stab office. . WANTEU, by a middle-aged Person, a 81taatlon a« Houtekeeper ta one or two Kontl«mui, or aa General Servant to elderly peopls.—Addreta I'lousokooper. ,ht»u (jflloo. l&/ ANTED, First-class.Coatmakers and V V T«llorea-oa. — Anuly New Zealand Cwced Company, oppcelte Utrb; -Btreat. ANTKD KNOWN—Towels, 2Jd ; Kxlra Grand Line of Ladies' Bilk Scarves, la; Stay Bu«ks, M, Id, and M.tho pair; at Damnler'B Wakelleld-strett dhop. ANTKD, a good Goneral Servant; ono aooußtomed to children. Keferenoa required, t- ood wages.—Mrs Frazer, Salisbury streot. Parnell. WANTED, a General Servant for Jtnßs.ll.—Apply ti Mrj iXI n«. Star Hotol. between 10 and 12 In the morning. WANTED, a General Servant. -Apply to Mrs rose, Uueen-atreet, nor.t but one to Albert Hofl. WINTKD, General Servant.—Mrs S. Valle, "The Avenue," Karnngabape Road. W ANTKD, for an hotel in the country, » Rood HVm»ln Cook. — Apply at tho Market Hotel, Auckland. WANTED, by a respectable Married Couple, wlihcut enoumbranoe, »Bltun tion on a Farm; man very handy In a'J farm anl garden work, wife a good ooolr.—Address Zou Poat-ofHoa. Onohnnga. i,y Nurse Girl, by Jrlra Brown, it 'Walheke.—Apply to Mrs J, Hodgson, Parnell. WANTED, a good strong Girl to dp plain w*»hinß and sloop at homo.— Jpply r»»r«ndon H"»ol. b twaenTardS. WANTED KNOWJM, that the Mel bourne ''Sportsman" may be had r*gnl»rly at L»noox's, late Wnvte's, 100, Queen streot. WANTID KNOWS - Men's Un. bleauhed Books, 3d; Superior do, 61; Wonted Books, Id; Braces, 9d; Ken's Btun HnliiM, 3d ttio autte; very Superior do. 9d; at Dampler's Wakefleld-atroat Shop. » *.' ANTKD, Two or Thrse Loads of Ti. ** tr«o Flwwood.-T. J. Proa*, late 0. Mays. Viotoda Wh»rf. DovocporU ANTfD, Pupils,"'by Mr Jonson (Shorthand Teachor at tho College). Shorthand taught In three months. Address,! Karangahapo Koad Hi ANl'Eu, Kverybody to Know that W. S. Kagan will open a Butnhet's Shop In Upper Mtt-atr. ot next the King's Arms Hotel, on gaarday n?x». \\r ANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Collars, TV 2rt; Collsn and CofTa. M tbe set; Rib bocn (aseorted). S Inches wid«\ 44 per yard; good Sewlnic bilk. <em than umal prloe. 2 reels Id; »t Uamplor's W>kefleld-«tref t Shop. \\f ANTKD, at once, Fnrnished Bed and v * Sitting-room, without board, for mar ried couple engaged during day. where no other boarders are kept; must bo within 11 vo minutes of Queen-street; terms must bo modorate.— Apply by lcttor. All, Staii oflloe. »*, ANTED, to Kent, by a married ** oouplp, Furnished Slttlnß-roem and Bed-room, with nso of Kitchen, without boird. -Address; 11.11.. Stab Offlco. \\l ANTED to Sell, first-claas QJ horse- V T power BoiiannUl Baglio wltn Mulii tubul»r Boiler.—For price, &0., apdy to T. W. R»y»il, Gonoral Fnmlehfr, next <lb»rt flotnl. y,t,r aNTKD, to Sell or Exchange for * » City i'ronorty, or let on 1o»bj, a Ifaim of 400 aorrg, coautifql>y sita»tvd. -For fall par >ioalars apply to K.T.H.. ffewtoa Poet Office. WANTED TO SELL (cheap), 10 c«ses of Raieins, i\\ ib.Stba Is; B large Vo's. of tkotl's Commentary of the Bible, only £3 — H. Watt, Pitt-street. vvrAI"TEl> to Sell, Best Canterbury » ■ Potaioee, 2011b. la, i* 6dper cirt.by ih> gtfk (delivered); quality uooiinallea. Call for sample.—W. Marshall. Anekland M»rket WAITED, to iluy, Left^otl Clocmng of every description, for cash. Parties waltod on. P.S.-wanted Known—For Hiro, Trap and Saddle Horsos.—Apply Tlios 11)11, Clotlilor and Drapor, Parnol'.. HI ANTED Wantinff, to Retail Mast at Lo*e than Wholesalo f-rloes. Mutton (prUne qualltj), 3d por lb; BJlllng Beef do, 2(1 per lb; the Celebrated i<icam-ra»fio 8tioB«Ko9, 3d per lb; Roast Beef from 3d up; German Sansace, 01, wholesale, 51: nog Pud rilnis. sd; Pork Pies. Id: Pork Brawn, Id; Poultry, Suoklns P>gs &o. It will pay you to oome and car« It awa;. 10 Oxen and 6) 8ko«p for Friday. — G. HULMR. iiutcbur, Bt«o,m sausage Faotory, Queen-street WAN TKD, Pupils for Farnell Evening Art Olasm*. Bnbjeots I Oonrtruotioaal Prawing for Carpenters and Bnlldara, Vres Band, Roond. and SuDla Urnwlng.- Apply by letter to R. IS, Fripp, STAB Office. WANTED. — Max Kober, Victoria street, brgs to snnonnoe that he baa vacancies for a few more pupils on tho piano forte. WANTED K.NOWN-The following ellthtly soiled Ladles' Superior Coloured KM Gloves, la 3d; Ladles' Felt Skirts, li 64; Clark's 200 yard neli of Blaok Cotton. Id each; Men's Trousers, Is 6d; at Dampler'a Wakefleld street Shop. WANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on personal and oollateral soourUy. re i payable by weekly Instalments. Bl'ls dis counted.—ltae's Now ..Zealand Pawn fchop. Darbystrett. WANTED KNOWV. ~ Great Oivh Salo, for 1 month, of Sewing Machines, at immenso roduotion-i. Werthelm Hand Ma chlnos. £S 169; Werthelm Treadle, from £6; Fristor and Rossman from &i ia; Standard ,'roiullo Maohlnes, from M 10s. Come on luickly. and have the tiargalnß.—W. CDennos' Qucon etrcot. WANTEU the Ladies to Know that Mnnro and Mllligan, Hoosun-strcet, haveaeqared the scrvloos ot a flrstcUss Mil liner, and aro now prepared to Bupplf millinery in all its branohfis on the shortest notloo. \h- ANTED I^NOWN-a Few Print * *•' Cosiumes left, only 4s: a Graqd Line of « Inter Coatnmaii, 15s; Blaok Fur Trimming. 91 tho yarA i Swansdown, Is the yard; at Dampior'a Wakofleld-etreot Shop. ' WANTEU KNOWN—Nice Lot of Flannel (White and Coloured), cheap; also Grey blankets, 10s the pafr; Bod Quilts. Ss 6d each; Rugs, 7s: at Dampler'a Wnkefleld street Shop. WANTED I WAJNTED 1 —Wanted, People to ask their Grocers for Dapeiier's La Bauvegards. It imparts a dear white light to Keroslne, and prevents all danaer from ex plosion, Bold in 3d p»okets. — w. B. Lewis. Victoria-street, Agent for New Zoilatitl. W~* ANTED, Dressmakers and the public to comn and ccc the New Obeok bilk TaTtans. I differoot patterns; no to ia 61 p»r yird. So very coarce. To be Dad only at Wm. Beehan's Drap;ry Rstabllßhment. Hobaon-etreet (oppoalteGovernor "rowne Hotol. Bobaonstlg WAN TED^K.NuWN—Another Grand Lot Berlin Woo', beautiful fioFoura. etlll the aame prloe (31 tho fosen Bkolnsh Flr.Ror- Ing wool (all colourv), 3a per Bkolni White Worsted, Id the large skein at Uampiar's Wakefleld-etreot shop. WANTED KNO /VN—Ladies' Winter Jacket", 5s 68; Ladles' Ulsters. Ss 6a: Wool Shawls, 1» 8d; Lot of Large (in, ote^p i WlneerSkirts, 3a 6(1) atOampleia Wakeileld troet Shop. » a/ANTED KNOWN-That 1 am pre- V * pared to purohase Household Furniture and other effeots on the premises on the shortest notice, in town or country,—Apply personally or by leiter. to James Rue, Oarby-Btieet. \%J ANTED, the Residents of Dovonport **' and surrounding dlstiiot to go and inspaot tho Fplendld Bbow ol Meat at the DavonportMeat Bazaar. BoaoH Koad. Dovon port, and jadae for thomsel^p. — Wiultjn a vat ell. Proprietor. Jnly 19 1883. WANTEU, the inhabitants of Uevon port North Shore, ta take n >tlce that G G. Butob has taken np his residence In Vic toria Boad- ard 18 prep»red to do Carpenter Work Plain Gardonlna. aid Viae uro.Blng: oVa-Kes mcderate.-N.8.-Third houw bboto the Wj'lowa, right-hand sido. ♦ l/ANl'iSt) KiNOWiN — CiHEAP lIM- Vv ebb I Cheap Timber 1 And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywnoro olse at the yards ol V. GoiiDiß, Albert-street.



Wanted. ' • \HT ANTED KNOWN by friends am I W customers—That MewriTapp and Co. , Boot and Shoemakers, have purchased the ' Stock and Business ot Soott ana. 00., Victoria - 1 street (opposite Hobson Hotel), and intend ti ' continue Bulling the Best Quality of Goods a' I 1 current prices. W' A»TED KNOWN — Barry's Trl oopharons, la 3i ; Raok Combs. Id; Tcott , Combp, 2d; Hair Brushes, 9d; Tooth Brushtß I 8d: Hair Oil. 6d the bottle; at liamplet's Waio , fleld-atreet Shop. W~ANTED KNOVVN-That all Work ing Men can save their money by call ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant All meals 6d. Board and Lodging, 15s per week.—Robert Muhdock, Proprietor. Note tho address, nearly opposite the Waltemata, and close to the Dook "i^7ANTE~J3"ICNOWN. — Pare Gold, V? Pure Silver.—Charles Kelsey and Co. havo now added Gold Jewellery to their stook. Their first parcel is just to hand, in which will be found a beautiful assortment of Ladies' Dress Rings. Keepers Alberts, Necklets, Brooches, Gents' Scarf Pins, Suites, &c. They stnotly confine themselves to keeping only Real Silver and Real Gold Jewellery. Frcsharrlvals monthly.—Charleß Kelsey and Co, (two doora bolow Morrin's, Ironmongers). ANTED.—When you arc in Hobson- Btreet call and Bee the Large and Ctooioo Stock of Scotch cheviot Tweeds, In heather and granite shade* at Munro ana MUllganV. ANTttD, a tidy Girl, about 14,; o «ssl»t— Apply Mrs —tog, wmdham Cottage, wyndham street (near Gas Works'. ANTBC— vy anted to sell, very cheap 84 dozen J lb Tina ot good Durham Mua t»ri, only Bi per tin, 2 Tins for lid. 5s per dozen; 12 donou Fruit Sails, Is 6i per bottle; Small hice, 7ibatorls; harge «ioe.6lbß for 1b; Surety Matohea, 3d por dozen i Bell and Blaok's I'min Matches, 7d per dozen; B-jU and uluok". Tin Boxes, on yls 8d per dozoa: Large Bibles with Plau>3. only £1 2a 6d and £1 78 8d i>»oli: 20 Gross of uxarotso hojk», from 2d to id each, 60 Leaves only, 3s Gd per dozen : Fons. only 6s per box ot 12 dozarj, -Is Gd per dozsn boxes; Penholders, la Od cor aross: 1,100 Pkces ot Sponge, from ad to 29; Lot of Plomro3.3i and 6d; »lass Juxs, Oi and 3s each ; Tea, Is M ver lb, fibs for „; Applos. 3d a*d id per ID; Currants, 4d pur lb; Small Tumbloiß, 1 for Gd; Wine GlaißOa. 3d t-uoh, 2s 3d por dozen; Lot of Jngj, 6d o&ch; Hazor Strop*, only 9d. worth Is ed.—H. Watt, Genei q\ Dealar, Pltt-atrect. • A/" ANTED Known, to Farmers and 1» • Grocors, that lam In rocelpt of the earliest Sof d Potatoes, of various sort*, direot from the Canterbury growers. Price and Sam ple on application.—Edward E. Davies, Custom houßQ-Btreet. AJNTEU KWOWN—tolaured Cash mare, It 61 tbo yarl; Blaok Velveteen, Is Od; Cr.toniw, 7<l the yard; Damuk Table ooTrra. 9a 6d; American Leathor for Table Uovora, Ud the jftrd; at Dampior'a. Wakotlold- Btreet Hhop. ___^ WANTED KNOWB-That owing lo the rai.(d]y lnoreaalng damand of their I onl Buslntsi). the premises of Ihe (« h;\V ZK a- LAND TI_B«R UO. (IIMITBuI In Cuitom houßS-itNet West a«d if woman'" Bay will be open until 4 pm, EVEKY SaTURDAY for the Keoelvlng and Delivery ot Oraera. Mannfjc turera ot All Classes ot Monldlnga, Doors, Baßhea, &.Q., fco, at the Lowest Market Prlcca. VV ANTED KNO W N, DANDELION, Renowned far lta Jllodioul Vlrtuoe, NEIL cTcIIFFORD Are manufacturing it Into FILLS and OOFVEB. THK PILLS Are the liott and Cheapest made in New Zealand. Extesalvely ostd as « Family PIIL X/abox. THE OOVW*H In pronounuod by oompeMnt judaes to be better than the Imported, it la good for tha Lltar, Ktdnaya. and Itdlgeetlon. V alb. ~ BOTINIC COOQII SYRUP Is a Pletsintaod effective mixture. BieadUy ealnlna ground In Auotland, 1/S and V a bottle. SOOTHING SYRUP, Oil MOTHE fc'S VKXKHD (IfOR BAUIBS), Is excellsnt fjr romovluK wind, rognlatiiK the bowela, and prodnoUg natural tleep. Mothers who know its value won't be without It, It 1» froofrom all Injurious drugs. One Shilling a Bottle. GBMUIWE HOP BITTKBB, S/B.BOTfLE. WEIL &~CLIFFORD, BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WHLLKSL-Y-STRHHT BAST, Four doors from Cralokshank and Miller's, Qneqn-ttreet. vy ANTED SUBSCRIBERS. Qr. 6 mths. Year. "Sydnoyßulletin".. ~ BeOd 12s 24s "Boolo'y,"Christchurch_ 3s fid 78 Us " Canterbury Times" .. BsOd 12a 21a " Australasian" ~ .. 7s Gd 16s 30s "Otago Witness" .. .. CsOd 12s J— These aro tho leading weekly papers of tho colony. ThU price includos postago to any part of New Zealand. All subscription* payablo In advance. CECIL GARDNER. Tho Advertising Agent, Hlgh-stroot, Auckland. \Ai ANTED KNOWN. Velveteens. 1/9 to 6/6 per yard Coloured Patlng (16 shades), 1/ti pir yard Ulsleri. 3/fi to X<3 Hosiery, all makes a»d aasdes J-OkcM, C/ll 10 75a New Jo««js, al polourg, 6.0 «»ch lints, In all shspes and ooionra Grey Celt Oalnabjronßhf. a fow Io"t Men's Ointtiin- ia sreat variety Uruorc o>hl»a. all BtT'oiana qualities Kelt Carpets, yard wlda, 1/3 Tapeotry Carpets, 2/3. a/11, and 3/6 per yard Henrth Ruas. a Urso aisortmoot Mattlntc, ,81. '11.1/2, (1 laid. 1} and 1J yardj wide) B-f. KM, and 11-4 Blankets, 0,11 to 35s per pair Now Drat* Winery, /oi, worth 1/ per yard Coloured C»Bhmi«r<i. 1,7f worth »/3 UnhlcaoheA oailco, 2d. 2\i, Sd. to Od per yard Whito Calico, 2}a- 3d, W. fo 1/ per y«id Coloured CbentUe Tlea, Sd t.i 1/ tah Wiactyv, ijd to 1/ per yard toil Coloured Josephines lat choice 2.6 per pair DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON THE PRKMISKS. LADIES' OWN MATERIAL HADE UP, MRS BPAIN. MANAQBR. Sncooßßful Contractor for Drapery for Lnnatlo ABylnm, 1883. STKPHENSON'B LBAPKKY ANO BALK WABBHOOBS, AND LADIES' EMPORIUM. K.RANGAHAPH KOABk NKWTON. WJ ANTED KNOWN—LadioB1 Urn > > brellßß, In 3d; Silk do, 4b ; Gonfa do, SB: Girls' Paraiois, la 6d; and Lo>« of other Fresh Bargaina: at D»mplor'« Wakefleld-atreet Shop. fpO TAILORS.- Wanted, a Good Coat. 1 «nak»r— Apply at onoo to White a*d WaVklneon, Tailora. Vlotorla-stfeet. /inOOTHACHE CURE —Instantaneous I Relief. ODUNT ALQIQ; U boSilc-BHAR- LaND & UO. (oppoßlt* Post-offloo) Qoodßons Arcade. Goodson's London Arcade, WHY Is thoro snoh a notiooablo reduotion in the prico of CLOCKS. WATCHES JEWELLERY, CUTLKRY. and FANOV GOODS gonorally In Auckland durlnp; tho past three years 9 BECAUSE the opening of GoodßOn% London Aroado markod a new era on tho pity, and tho "Small Profit and Quick Ro^urns" prinolplo has led others to Imitate It, WHY romains yet unfulfllled thp predicted closing of tho London Arcade ajter Bix months' uxiswnoo ? BECAUSE an appreciating public know who introduced tho " B.P. and Q.R. motto, »nd patroniso tho ono who did bo. \Tn HY la It unnecessary to " mark down '■' and W "sell off." or by professedly" alarming Baorlflcos" and "deferred payment," decoy pustomors into tho Arcade J Because: tt is bo won known tnot ail goods having always beon marked in plain figures, at one uniform low rate of profit, no suoh artifice is needed. WHY should ovory resident of, and visitor to, Auokland inspect thn London Arcade before making their purchases % BECAUSE in no place In tho city con thorp, bo soon suoh a comprehensive and valnablo assortment ot goods at suoh tempting prices. See GooDSON'S JjONDON A.RCADB. Note tho Addresses— GOODSON'B LONDON ARCADE. A~oia_i«p. ~ rt „., CHRIBTCHUBCH, LONDON OFFICE: 68 St Maiy Axe. Money. INDUSTRIAL AN L> PKOVIUENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (Coknick OF VULOAN LANK AND QUEEN-HTBKKT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society 1b now Issuing INVESTING SHARES ordinary, carrying full rato of Interest and Profit.' PAID-UP SHARES of £20 each, carrying 7 per cent interest (payable half-yearly) and par. aoipating In Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, per cent t and on Deposits for 6 months, 0 por cont per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Soolety advances on Approved Freehold and Leasohold Property to the extent ot threa fourthß the value. Borrowers may pay off part or the whole o tholr Mortjjagoa at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further par ticulars required may bo obtained at the Society's oUlocs. GEORGE FRASER, Manager. __•"! dft x'° £I°.uw wswr on Building "Sfo M" f Society principles, or on other iiaruii to inlt bairowois. Allotments bought end Houeca built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and I^ians negotiated, A»o List of Properties tor Bale on lat page. Six per oent, allowed on money doposlied tor Investment.— C. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Flnanolal Aae&t and Valuatot, 8, Vnloan Lane



To Let. TO LET, a thioe. roomed Cottage am Fnrnijhnd Apartment*, — Apply to Mr Williams Grnen-otricr, nar Convent (oi College Head). rirO LEr, at Mount St. John, a Villf I Residence with all conveniencss.- Apply to J. Hancock, nest house. rTnO~LET, 5-roomed House in Uppei I Queen-street; gas and water; rent 12s.- ApplyMr Way te, Agent Queen-street. _ npO LHT, new 6-roomed detached Villa, ! at Mount Eden.-Apply D. F. Evans, oi Jesse Stokes, Mount Eden. . TO LET, with immediate possession, premises at the corner of High-street and Vulcan Lano. — Apply to J. M. Macdonald, House and Estate Agent, Shortland-atrcet. ' O LET, a General Btore in one of the ■' leading townships in iVnlkato, doing a flr&t ol»ss buf-lni?B9. — Apply by letter to AS, Poßt-offloe. Ta Awamntn. O~LTIT, Furnished or Unfurnished, 2 Large Rooms with use of kisohea,—For address app'.y T. and H, Cooke, H, Vlotorla-Bt. I~\O LET, nice 5-roomed Cottage; nice portion, very oomfortable; Clarence ut, Ponaonby.—D. **. Evani. Land * gent. rjHO LET, Furnished a partmant, suitable » for a married couple, with or without board.—Andrew at Star Offloa. a LET, Shop and Dwelling House; I rent 153 per weok.—Apply Mrs Jack, Mount Kdon Koad. <i\O LtT, the two Mew Shops in JKut- I land-street adjoining the Clarendon Hotel.-J, M. and J. Mowbray. rO LET, a New Four-roomod Cottage Ia Leamington Road, off Valley Road, Mount Edoo. Kent, 7spec week.—Apply oa the premises. O LET 7 a pleasant Marino Residence at the North Share, with Beaoa Vrontage, Apply to Charles Bailey, Boatbnllder. For Bale. FOB SALE. — Seven-roomed House, situated on main road, Poneonby. Good vlow; gas and water laid on. Magnificent Property at Remnera consisting of 3 Aores with Houso of 10 rooms coaoh houso. stable. &c. Good Orchard and Sluubbery. Doliuihtful Residence ood Grounds not but passed for beauty in any suburb; the piok of Devonport. Bouses and Allotments in various localities for sale at moderate prices F. LEIGH WHITE. 13, ScherlTs Buildings, . . Fort-Btreet. Tj^Oß SALE, Three Acres ot first-class 7 Green O«t«, at KlKrallo.—Apply to OoL awgon. KUeralle. _ I UMERAS OH SALE ( Kumeras on i iV i>a.o!-Adam Laybonrn and Co,,Dnrh»m atroat gjtoK SALE, in Pomonby, a new six- T roomed Hq übo near All Saints' Church splendid view ot town and hirbour, with two allotments, all fenoed and In good order, Half cabh, baUnoa o«n remain at 6 per oent.— Apply C 5. Quoon-qiraet. tfTUHEH'S Business For Sale(intown)j a good neighbourhood j doing a first-class traslneia; moderate rent. Small capital re> quired.—t). V. Kvam. Qaeen-Btreat. ||T U X S A L E. For Jmmoliate Sale, a VBRTIOAL GAB ECNQINK (Orot»'»y'8), in good order and eon dftlon, Will hi sola a bargain. Out te seen at work. Apply BRHfIT. BOHMrDT AND CO., Corner ot Vuloaa Lane and High-street. mo CAPITALISTS. SPLENDID OITJT PROPERTY FOR SALB. A valuable and grand Corner el to, FRONT AGB to MAIN BfRHKT, a fo w hundrad yards fromPOSr OVtIOB. Properties In M central and oamrrundlng a position are teldom In the market, and meet with qHlcfc and nadr sale. Nearly oJI ilie purohue monov oan remain on mortgage st 8 per oent., ihe owner being satis- Sod with the crosptctlve as well as the present voltui of the site. Vull psitlonlarß, to., »t the ofDoe of D. F. EVANS. Land Anent, &0.. Qofon-ttreet. A GOOD CHA«CE JOE A WORKING __. M kH.-i roomed Home at North Bbore, allotment 40 z 13J. fowl-aonie, and all requlre qairomenta; P'loe. £130 Part cwi remain on mortgage.—B, Tanner. 8. Qaeen-streot. fj^Oli IMMEDIATE SALB, a Splendid F Bnlldioi? 41 otmeut 70ft. x 100 ft, situated at corner of Pitt and fannds Btreota. A BQOd loveotment aurt to be Bold choap.— *i p'y D. K. Kvam'i Land Mart, Qusen-street (next Hank of Austnlatla.) ROCKET DKAJN PIPiCS. — A large ~ qtunilty Ist »nd 2nd Olaes (various blbsb), low ntst.—w. and <■>. Wlnatono. riIHU^STON'S BILLIAKD TABLE.— M. For i-nle, one of Thoroton's best made, real mahogany, fnll slz". all 00-mlolo, at a very low price, vlk., £80 Th's Is a ohanoe teldom met —iui.—ror partloalun apply at Windsor Cattle Hotel. Parnel'. MOUNT EDEN. — New and well finished Villa Residence; bay window; fitted up with cupboards, register grate; oven, nioe garden; 60xlOO-good corner allotment; a vory pretty placo; situated Mary-street, near main road; nice position.—P. g. Kyana. (835 li'Oß. SALB, Leamington Koad, otf'Val r ley Road, off Mount Rosklll Road, very pretty 4-roomcd T Cottagoi; scullery, register grate, American stove, cupboards, tanks, dow window. Allotmont 100 x 100, level, volcanic coll, and free from stone; a bargain.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Quaon-etreet, next Bank of Australasia. J2s_ T>UILDiN.a ALLOTMENTS' FOR SAL- AT PER FOOT. Clarko-street 23s Prospect Torraee, Mt Mt. IlosklU Road, Ms Kden. 20a Marino Parade bL, 10s Harbour Terra.co, Ehout Newton Road, 80s lft) Anglosoa-stroet. 60s Nelson street. £7 Market Square (lento) Graco-street, from 55s Btewart-Btrect, 60s Shelly Beach lioad, Bprlng-stroet, from 12s cornor, 60s ■ M Norfolk-Bt.. lot for £180 Mt Kdeni Main Road Camoron-Btroot, lot for Edendale, 60 X 201, for £70 «25 Mt. Roßkju Road, from View aiui Wynyard 20s Roads ' '" Kdon Valo Road Stokes'a Point, 1 acre, St. George's Bay Road, • £150 from 90s Bay Road, 3 lots, at Stokos's Point, from 10a £25 Gladstone, several lota Beach Road, corner. Woodlands, from £35 £190 each Collego Road, £S ICM OlauHlono.NXUMfl.filOO Rowo-Btrcet, 30s ~_.., Commercial Road, 5} acres. D. F. EVANS, Land Mart, Qncen-strcot, next Bank of uietralaaia. Meetmsrs. YOUNG flJfiW'» CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellesioy and Albert streets.—Evangellstlo Bervioe, TUia (Thunday) KVKNING, at 7.30. All aro Invited, Recent arrivals cord—Uv Invited. \\l Q«KING MEn'S CLUB.—Notice.— T T The Half-yearly General Meeting of tho Mumbore will ba held In the Olub-roomß. on FHin»y. JoI.YSnh, 1883 »« 8 p.m. llasineS': To reoaive the Half-ye»riy Bswnro-1 hoot, etc— Hr order ot tho President.—Simeon Moses, Sooretary. ________________ ifcICLAND GAS OoMPANY (UMITED). * Notloo Is hereby Riven that theordlr. ary Half yearly. Mooting ot t&« shareholders In the Arraftland Gaa Company (Limited), will bo hold In the Company's Orßooa. Fort-ntroot, Oa FBI DAX; 27tn mtwjnt. at t tfoiook pm. for tbe pnrpoßß ot doouring a PIVIDBND tor the halt year So»h June loat. By order of the 80-d ot beorcUry. Auokland, 16th Jnly, IE3. rfTfiS: L*.W SOCIETY OF THE JUIS- X TRICT OF AUCKLAND. Notice is hereby given that a Genoral Moet _K of the members of the above Society will bo leld on MONDAY, the thlrtioth day of July nstant. at throo o'clock In the afternoon, at tho District Conrt Boom, Auokland. men tno report of the Council for the past six months will bo road and oonsldored, and an other busi ness, of which ton days" previous notice shall havo beon given to tho Secretary, will be trans- Dated this fourteenth day of July, 1883. EDWIN HESEKTH, Hon. Seoretary. lenders. X'HAMES VALLEY-ROTOKUA RAILWAY. (MOBRIKSTILLB-UCHB'IKLD SKOTION.) LICHFIBLD rONTRAOT. J.enfth, 103 mlle>. (Forma'ioa only.) Written Tenders for th> above Contraotwlll ba receives unW noon ot MONDAY, the 13th August. 1883. They are to he endorsed * Tender lor Llohfleld Coniraot." and addrewed to the nnderelgupa, at whose offloe plans, drawings (peotfloatlons, and general oondltlona may be WTh'e lowest or »ny tondor eqS nooesearlly aoceptec, STBWART & HUNTKR. Civil Hnirfneare. # Shortland-street Anokla.nd, JnlylUm . , rp O BUILDER S. Tenders wiU bo roceivednntll Noon ot WKD NESDAY. Auauat Ist for the KreoUon and Completion of a Block Ot Buildlngß in We.fe ß .oy ß treet K«t____ fIARTL^^ TDOROUGH OV I'ARNELL, Tenders will be reoelved at Ihe Boronsh Conncrt Offloo np to a p.m, on MONDAY, tbe 30th Instant, for tbe Removal of Night Soil tram the Unround, Kroptjintt Gewplta, ffin, (the Cann oll providing a oart), for a period ot Oue or Thron Years. Farther particulars ta hi ohta'nod at the abovo address, 8. REYNOLDS. Town Clork, July 18,1883. 7|To JOINERS AND BUILDKKS. Tenders will be reotived for the Erection of a Hotel In the New Government Townahlp, Bocorna, at the ofilos of 11. Aahton and ton. New Zealand Insurance Bulldingg, up lo noon on MONDAY, SOth July, wuere plans unt! MtieoliloatloDß may be inspected. B. B. CORLETT. Architect, Tauranga,



FrosDecEus; a rrtHE NEW ZEALAND FROZE!" s J_ MEAT AND STORAGE COMPANY IT (LIMITED). | Incorporated under "The Companies Aot, 1882. CAPITAL, £200,000; IN 40,000 SHARES 0} £5 EACH. _ Fib»t Issue, 20,000 Shares of £o Each. Deposit on Application, 2j 6d per Share; Pay ; able on Allotmont, 2s 6d per Share; also 2a Cd per Share within one Month of Allotmont, and a farther 2a 6d every two months thereafter, [ until the stun of 20s be paid; tho balance as ] may be required, but no oall shall exceed 20s per Share, or bo made at lesser intervals than threo months. jjTead Oi'pice op tub Company : NO/125, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Directors: Joseph Banks, Esq. (Fiaher and Co., Limited) Auckland Alfred Buokland, Esq., Auckland Arteiub Bull, Esq, Auckland JonN Logan Campbell, Esq., Auckland Patrick Comiskey, Esq., Auckland J. C. Firth, Esq., Auckland Joskpii Howard, Esq., Auckland Every McLean, Esq., Auckland D. L. Murdoch, Esq., Auckland L. D. Nathan, Esq., Auckland Thomas Russell, Esq., C.M.G., Auckland Feancis D. Ricn, Esq., Otago Jambs Runoiman, Esq., Waikato William Stbelb, Esq., Waikato Hon. JiMES Williamson, M.L.C., Auokland E. B. Walker, Esq., Cambrldeo (With power to add to their number). JIANKICKfi: The Bank of New Zealand. Solicitobs : Messrs Whitaker & Russell. Auditob : A. Boakuman, Esq. This Company is formed for the purposa ot facilitating and promoting tho export ot Meat, Dairy, aud Agricultural Produce of tho Colony, and of all kiwis ot produce from the South Soas, Tho Company intend to do the export business for tho public ontiroly aa agents, and on agency terms, bnt it will bo prepared, if such business Is not of fared, to undertake it as principals. Tho question of the Meat supply to Europe ia one ef tho most important of the present day, and is exciting groat attention. The consump tion of animal food throughout tho old world ia Increasing, through the higher wages earned by tho masses since the growth of manufactures, and tho consequent inoreaso and dlstiibution of wealth. In 1870 the total value of the meat tat ported into tho Unltod Kingdom was £7,708,000; but in 1880 It had grown to up wards of £26,000,000. This scarolty of meat has been partially relieved by tho supply from America, hut lately tho rising price there has caused a tailing off of the supply from that source. Tho application of soienco to moat preserving has opened up to New Zealand this now and vast market for its produce, and tho prospoct which is thus opened to tho colonists is most encouraging, and must add greatly to Ilia wealth and commerce Of this country. Mr Joseph Hanks, Managing' Director ot Fisher and Co., has taken a very large interest in this Company, and to secure his services and tho knowledge and experience gained by an established and successful concern, the Directors have purchased the extensive Meat Preserving, Butchering, and Export Business of Fisher anq Co. (Limited), w.'th all their Freehold and Leasohold EBtatos. Plant, Book Debta, Live and Dead Stock. The Directors intend to continue the business now carried on by Fisher and Co., and to largely extend their operations. The Dlreotora have also purohased at publio auotion from the Auokland Harbour Board, the finest site in Now Zealand for tho purposes of the Company. They propose erecting immediately upon this sito a flMt-class plant for freezing meat for export, ohilled chambers for a Dead Meat MarKet, and General Export Storps. This, Bite is situated at the Railway Torminus, arid the Works to bo constructed by agreement botwoon tho Harbour Board and the Cojupany, will be connected with"the railway by a line or rails, and be pn the flneßt deep-Water wharf in Auckland, whoro ships drawing 25 feet of water can como alongside and LOAD A cargo Of FuozEN Meat In -18 nouns. Tho Works will bo commencodfortb,with, and the Directors bolieve that within 12 months thoy will have their Freezing Plant, Meat Stores, Market and Export Stores ready for übo, ' The. DEAD MEAT STORE and M.AR.KET wiII have a capacity sufflolent to Btore a cargo for the largest ship, and also to provide storage for the looal wanU of Auokland. It is believed when these capacious chilled Stores are ready, they will be used by Stock-owners, not only as a depot for'the Meat cargoes intended for Ship ment but also aa the Depository for the stock they have for sale, and by the Butohera as a Reserve Store for their meat until required to meet the daily wants ot their Retail Business. The Butoherj, and through them every house holder in and aroand Auokland, will be largely benofittod by having a constant supply of prime meat, in flrst-olass condition, during our hot summer' weather as well as in winter. The well known largo loss of meat in hot weather, for whioh the retail purchaser has In reality to pay. will be completely avoided by utilising the Company's ohllllng stores. Provision will also bo made for Cool Chambers for Dairy Produce. Buitor. Cheese, Milk, and a separate Chamber for Fish supply. Connected with this Bran oh of the Company's business will bo the manufacture of Ice, which will bo made on a large scale and sold (still at a largo profit), at very muoh lower rates than have yet boon known in Auckland.' It is not intended to confine the operations of tho Company to the Provincial District of Auck land. It will oook to collect stook and produce (ram other portions of tho North Island, and will olthcr dlrootly Itself, or with the oo operation ot other districts, provide suitable local means and appliances and transit by which tho Company s constituents oan reap the benefits of the Company's storago and ox port facilities anil niajkut in Auckland, Eng land, and other places. Mr Banks is now in America, and will, at Chicago, engage Experts in tho Canning and Meat Preserving trade. Though New Zealand moat is admitted to be superior to American, yet superior skill and knowledge of tho trade lias hitherto enabled America to supply a hotter artiolo in tinned and preserved moats than any supplied from New Zealand or tho Australian Colonies.' This difficulty tho Dlreotors hope shortly to overcome* and soon to be able to i supply tlnnod and preserved meats that will compete with that of the best produoe houses Of Ohi • ago. Tho domatid throughout Europo and tho East for tinned and proservod meats of this class, is practically unlimited, and a direot trad? jotwoen Auokland, India, China, and Japan la radually growing up. The Canning of Meat on a largo scale, and In tho first olass mode proposes, will, praotically, bo a new industry among us that will give con stant employment to ft considerable numbor of workmon, and will also utilise a large quantity of moat in a much more advantageous, and profitable manner than Is at present possiblo, as hq Company will have the option of canning or freezing it. As the General and Export Stores which the Company will immediately ereot In Auokland, on tholr railway and wbarf site, will be most commodious, and will have all possible labour saving appliances, thoy must command the sup port of tho Merchants of Auckland. For, being lonneoted with both tho railway and deep: wator wharf, thoy will afford tho vory bost po sition for tho oconomlo BtoTage of Merchandise, whethor arriving coastwise or by road or rail, and whethor intended for shipment or for any part of the Interior. A1 very porceptible saving n cartage will be effected by using theso stores, as gooda placed In them can easily bo for-, warded either coastwise or by rail. Tho Island trade, both import and export, for which Auckland Is tho natural centre. Is in ite merest infanoy. and is oapablfi of great ei pansion at no distant dato. And the facilities which this Company will provide for collecting and Btorlnfr, and for shipping ot-short and rcgu ar Intervals, tho varied and valuable produots of the Islands, will largely promot6 tho rapid inoroasoof the trade between Auckland and tho Islands. Tho want ot sufficient ontward cargo from and the long detontion of vessels loading at, this port, have very muoh militatod against it, as was recently improssed upon the Harbour Board by a gentleman representing Glasgow ship-owners. The operations of this Company will largely remove such reproach by being able to have cargoes of meat (frozen and innod). and agricultural. Island, and other prodnco ready, at stated intervals, to load a Btoamer or other vessel in the quickest possible tjme, and to give, what is so essential for suo-1 Cessful steam sorvioes, really quick despatoh. Thoy will thus make practicable a regular lino of steamers trading between this port and London, making the voyage in less than one lalf tho time ocoupied by sailing ships. Saoh a service will bo of great value to tho commercial | interests of the port, and. coupled with tha regular export of meat and agricultural produce ay it to London, will prove a very powerful stimulus to immigration to Auckland of capitalists, farmer?, farm-labourers, and of artisans. For tho faot that New Zealand beo! and mutton, equal in quality to the be^t {hat ;ho rloh pastures of Scotland and England pro duce, are regularly shipped to. ana Bold wholesale in London,, at a little more than halt ;ho retail price in the Metropolis and largo town's of England, will to more convincing to ;he English mind of the abundant agricultural resources and advantages oi thlfj colony than ;ho boat printed statements, or the moat eloquent addresses of Immigration iftgen,ts, btopk-ownors and farmers generally by the operations oi this Company will secure what is of the greatest importance to. them, viz;-A STEADY liUUKST. AT FAIR fIUOES, IN AW, The shares of tb,e Company are of such an amount as to, be within reach of all olassos—the desire of tho Dlroctojfl being tbat the Company should be a great co-.opbrativk concern, with all the advantages derivable from abundant capital, economical and skilled management, the best meohanical and labour saving appliances, and with a largo body of shareholders directly interested as producers and shippers. While thero can he no doubt of the Company being a dividend-paying concern at an early date, through the Company having absorbed a profitable business, it will be of great benefit to stock-owners and farmers to become shareholders as they thereby assist to provide far themselves a steady and regular market for their produce, at paying rates, all tho yoai found; glutted markets and nominal prices being rendered impossible to those farmers and stock owners wh.o have an interest in, and avail themselves of th,e services of tho Company. The Shareholders will have th.o flret Claim Ofl tho Company's servloes,



Prospectus.. .;:, * I ' Country Bottlers as well tat the large farmc r and stook-ownor can reap tho bonellts whlcl this Company will inevitably confer on tin agricultural and pastoral interests of this anc „ surrounding distnots. Applications for shares to be made to the f acting Secretary, Mr A. Boardrnan, at the Offloe of the Company, No. 125, Queen-street, where forms can be had, on or before the flrsl day of August pros. Tho application, allotment, and farther pay- I ments, named on account oi shares, can be ■ made to the Bank of New Zealand, Auckland, or to any of its Branohes. 1 The Memorandum of Association and tho Arttolea of Association cm bo seen at the Office 1 of tho Company, or the office of the Solicitors of the Company. There ajjk no promoters' shares, and no money paid to promoters. If more shares are applied for than can bo nllotted, tho allotment will be pro Tata. While the Directors havo made provision for a largo Capital, it la intended to avoid calling it up unnecessarily. They will doubtless'be able to obtain money for tho Company's purposes at low rates of interest Auckland, July 18th, 1883. Pubiio notices. XT () T I (3 i, All Claims against James Wjtr.r.s, Farmer, Tnhikaramea, not already forwarded, are re- Quested to be sent before the 28th July Instant, to THOMAS SB £ VAN. Inanranoe Buildings, Anokland. T> 15 M O V A L. SCHMIDT AND CO., LITHOGRAPHERS, ENGRAVERS, AND GENHRAL PRINTKRS, Begs to inform their Friends and Customers that they have REMOVED From Corner of Vnlcau Land and High-Btroet to WYNDHAM-STREET, Opposite the Stab Offlo. fTfIAKE tbe wear and tear of your diges- Ml tive apparatus, buy Hulme's Steam-made Sansagcs at 3d per Ib. They aro the foundation stone of muscular Christianity. Look down tho wanted column if you want anything in the moat line prime and ohoap. qHEKIFF'S SALE. Under Writ of SaleTthe HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE of Alfred W. Ellis, late Hotolkeepor, Taupirl, Waikato. will bo Sold by Mr Knox at the Taupirl Hotel, on THURSDAY, tho 19th instant, at 12 noon. EDWARD L. GREEN, - Shorlfl. Sheriff's Office, Auckland, 13th July, 1883, A USTKALIAN PLATE GLASS IN- X3l BURANO4 COMPANY (LIMITED) INCORPORATED 1859. CAPITAL .. - .. £10,000. Head Oifxojc—sß, Temple Court, Melbourne. WINDOWB~AND MIRROKS Insured against Accidental Breakage, at low rate of premium, p, a. j 6~n"e~s & co., Agents for Auckland. Office i Shortiand-street, same building as the Royal Insnranoe Company's Offios. liAC»Gat;KI TOBACCO COM PANY (LIMITED),. £500 (in £1 shares) more wanted to begin operations at once. No expense for land, and ekillod cheap labour secured. Address.for par ticulars. Whangaroi Tobacco Co v Limited, Star office. rs^ HIGHWAY BUAKDd _JSD J OTrtER*. MB. JOHN SHAW, having been relieved from City Counoll Worki, has resumed his pro fession ot ROAU KNGINKKK. He is prtpared to take Levels. Quantities, Estimates, and execute any kind ot Road Works. Aodreie:—ClTY MARKET, Qubex-stbebt Kntjawok. MX HUNTERS (lato ARTILLERY) BAND wIU play Irl»h Music at Mr PooUy's Brand Irish Conoert next Satuidar. Ecciesiaatipal pARNELL WESLEYAN CHUkCH. TEMPERANCE MEETING. , SPECI»L LECTURE bst MRS. 1-HELPS OK •■' iir OMEN'S fi^EMPERANGE JARUSADE." COHMEWCE AT 7 O'CLOOK. ADMISSION ■ REE. NO COLLECTION. /^ RAFTON ROAD BAND OF HOPE. The Anniversary ot the above will be held In tbe Wealoyan Sohnol-room. Grafron Road, on THURSDAY EVENING next, July 19. when the 8«rvloeof 8on«."' hristie's Old Organ." wIU be given br the Bard oC Hope Choir. Clini -to be taken by the President, at 7.30 p.m. Admls slon—Slxpenoe, Children Half-price. B. MEAR<. Secretary. OaDinetmagerß. ■ AMIS REID AND Sus Hog to call the attondon and carofnj opnsldera tion of those about to Furnish to the VBBY Favourable Pbioes of ALL KINDS OF FORNITURE. Having Introduced Steam Power, they are prer pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house In town. JAMES REID & SON, Fnß(tfrrnKß Emporium, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Shop from Vlotorla-st «a.ftQioai VIOLENT RAGING Toothache is, in nearly ovary instance, ldetantanoonrty onrtd by Odontalgloon, I».—G. W. Boodson, Loorton Arcade. «,. OSK'S NEW ZEALAND HEyBAt \3JL REMEIiMS (BHGIBTSKBD). WHor.Haaw Agents : For I'fovlnolal Dlatrlotnof AuoSland, TaranakL and Hawke's B»y—Anoklan,! ARrlonlturat and Mercantile Company (Limited). For Fiji and Islands—lleasra W. I'owden and Co., Auctioneers, Auckland. For Thames—E. Honnls, Esq.. ROFESBOR ELLIS, Medical Herbalist, has arrived from Christohnroh, after effecting most suocessf ul Cures, and is now p^o» pared to treat all diseases. He guarantees to cure (without fail) the following Complaints, if not too far. gone:—Asthma, Hronohi,tls, Lop sumption (second stage). Cataract, Dropsy, Dysentery, Foyers, Liver Complaints, Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, Sdlatlca, Lumbago, and Secret Complaints of young men. Wondorful Cure for Corns without pain,—Address: 308, Queen-street (next Young Women's Institute). Private Consulting Room. Hours: From fia.m. to 9 p.m. ' .' FOB WINTER COUQHS and Bronchia rTIRY Sc^iS% NBYRUP OS EUCALYPTUS X. with Hypbphosphite ot Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronlo Chest Affeotions, " AlcWn's Syrup o£ Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine," is most oertalnly alterative and curative. Try it for Bronchitis aud Asthma AddrßSS — THE PHARMACY. Qobbn-stbest. ~jj G. HENDERSON'S Cherry Pectoral "■ ■ « is an Excellent Reme4y for Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, and the various other affeotions of the Chest and Bronchial Passages.—This preparation is not supposed to Check the Cough suddenly, bJH to remove the causa-To be had only of J. G. Henberbon. Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposite Three Lamps. Ponsonby, Auckland. livee'begula ting. AICKIN'S PQDOPHYLLIN PILLS, No. A aro now known from- Inyercargill to Mob- Jonul as one of tho most effective remedies for LIVER " Torpid Digestive Puno tion, Biliousness. Chronlo ContitipaUpn, Flatu lency, &o. They ar« a safe aperient and CONTAIN NO MINBBAI WBATKVEB. 6« In Boxes at Is,, and Bottles at Is. 6 and 33. 6d. (all BUgarconted). AOh c pharmacy. Queen-street rg>HE MARVELLOUS REMEDY COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS CONSUMPTION, AND ALL CHEST AFFECTIONS. BONNINGTON'S PKOTQRAL OXYMEL OF CARRAGEEN OR Iwsl Moll <R»-™__). Cnrcs the worst formß of Coughs Colds, and Hoarseness, gives Immediate Relief in Bron chitis, is the Beet Medicine for Asthma, Cures Whooping-Cough, is Invalnablo in the Early Stages of Consumption, Relieves all Affections of the Chest Lungs, and Throat SOLD EVERYWHERE, GE O. B ©"NIT INGIOH, CHIUSTCHUROH. , TBS BAKING POWDMB wrexcellanee AIOKnra.^BA^D^^gPOWDEB. "Yields more Yoast Gas." Pure Material only Not Mixed with Rioo Flour or Alum. In' tins at ÜBd and 28 Gd. Special Price Wholeflalo- Address..- THE PHARMACY, Quekn-bthket.



' f Board and Keaidence. r t>OAhD AND KiiSIUENCE (In town 11 JD for ft respectable Young Man; b bed-raoa 0 to hlmstlf.-Apply Btib Offloe. U""ROVDO^ VILLA, Vincent-street (five mlnuteo' from Tno*tro Uoya)).-uealtb] 1 sltnatloD. comfortible Board and Rosldonc? ) iJfttna,—Mrs fuller. t jpiilV'ATlt BUAKD ANJORKSIDENCB JL lor Single oontlomtn (if neinutent) 18j per woek.—Address Mrs Dalltn, Cooftjctionar, . Qnoen-Btreet. 1 /GOVERN UK UKUWJ-.R. HOTKL, VJT nonsON-STHttKT. Boabd md Lodging, 20s. pop Week Swam Room-. „ 255. por Week Mducationaj. Jtopular (Singing Class. PBOFESSOR CAILLJAU will CPUN another ot his Pornlar Klemontery clDglng Cltssoa on TUKSDAY KVKNING,3IBt Joiy, mtheCliriß tlans' Meeting Bouse, Cook-Btreet, at 7.30. Fee: Ladles, Gi ; Gontlomen, 10a Gd per Qa»rter (In advance). Names received by Seorotary on night of opening. Drapery, etc. J« and W« Williams, IMPORTERS OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND FANCY GOODS, BOTH SIDKS KAKANUAHAPK ROAD, NX W T O N; And at WHAKGAROA NORTH. fpALKTHBS. mALKTHKS. mALETHKS. J.ALETHES. IALKI'IIKS. laLBIHES Wo have just reoelved, ex Clyde, A SEOOND SHIPMENT OF THE3E CELE BRATKD PATHNT VSNTIL4.TED WATERPROOF CUAT3, Mado from choice Tiroode, in Canton, Cash more, and other makes. Any ot the above can be Been at onr Branoh Store, Whansaroa. fond size round waist and length. Prices, from SOs to 80s. Seo-what the Field says reapaotlng these Goods:—"I have tried your Ventilating Coat well In the oonrslng field, and consider It a great success. It is rcott oomfortable to walk In, and turns any quantity of rain.—Yours very faithfully, * *••*•* (Robin Hood)— Mebshs Cooper, Box and Co," A New Prooess (just discovered! prevents the rubber hardening and doßtroyß ail smell of nantha. • A Job Lot of HONEYCOMB QDILTS jUBt to hand, ten quarto.-, from 4s fld to 15s Gd, We have always on hand a BHOW OF HOBIKKY. SHIRTS, HAT 3, TIES, BRACES, BKLTS, COLLARS, &c, tec. For Price. Style, Variety, and Good Value, Seoond to None In Newton. Business Notices. THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE, 249, QUEEN-STREET. P< t" p The best place for New Arrivals fe m and others to get all Household g Q< Reauisltesat a Cheap Rate. S OqJ H H55 China, Glass. Earthenware g BJa Tinware, Brushwaro, Lamps mS Eh 2 Furnishing Ironmongery (all kinds) gn £H Cutlery, E.P. Ware, Yankeo NoUons oW £g Toys, and Fancy Goods. g H 3? — '° Ms HANCHARD & CRANWELL, g H Three doors above Wellosley- § v to fj street. a "P|EVONPORT, NORTH EHORE. WELLS BROS., CARTERS, CARRIERS, ETC. Coal. Firewood, and Coke, for Stove purpose , Coke is cheaper than co s). All kinds oC Fencii. 1 done at lowest rates. Estimates given. Bricks, Lime, Shells, Ash, Tlios. &c always on hand.. (^JUaRLANDS CHEKKY PBCTORAL, JO Absolutely the best remedy ever made for COUGHS, BRONOHITra, AND COLD 3. Prioa, Us 0d and 4a Cd a Bottle. SfIARLANU « OO« opposite Post-offlce. rgiHE Best Preparation extant for promo- I ting Hair Growth Is Dr. Erasmus Wi'son's LOTiON FOR THE HiUK. It la preuared from the original formula ot this eminent authority by Obahlbs Buicbeb, Pharmaoeu tloal Obemist (Viotirla and New Zealand), junction of Pitt and Qrey-etroets, Anokland. TCI Jfi N C I N G. SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST Is as follows:— Best Paling Fence of pnrirl posts, Hobart rails, and sft Hobart palings, one inoh apart, 60s. Paling Fen.cc to oonsist heart kauri posts, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, 555. Threo-rall Fence, purirl posts and Hobart rails 435; Wire Fences with Top Rail, 336. Wire Fence, 7 wires, 255. Barbed Wire Fence, 2 barbed 2 :plain wires, 18s per chain. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Picket Fences, from 2s per foot no? painted, or 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Picket 1 1 (With mill wrought Wicket Gate, all aintod complete, at 3s per foot All kinds Repairs tc Fences and Estimates for very description of Fonae given on appllca ,ion to Bam. White, Fencer, Custom-street, Opposite Arnold. Hinea and Co. rHE Pacific tea company's PURE BLEND INDIAN AND CHINA ' rfI^EAS JLkas abe the most perfecr teas in the southern hemisphere. I H O V^ A L. -<J, F. MAOINTYKE AND CO. (THE AUSTRALIAN VINEGROWKRd COMPANY) beg elnoorely to thank the pnbUo for the patron age they have received slnoe commoncinsf business In Anokl&nd, and wish to make known that they have RVCMOVKD to more commo dious premises in QHORTL AND-STKEKT. next Winks and Hall, and opposite the Anokland Club, where. In addition to the Australian Wine Business, they will oarrx on the business of General Wine and Spirit Merchants. In oon- Bequenca of J. F. Maointrre having taken his brother (Mr Alezinder Muclctjre) Into partner ship, the bnslnees will in futnre ba carried on under the style or firm of Maolntyre Brothers and Co., and they hope to continue to reoeive tno patrooage hitherto bostowad. MAOINTYRK BROTBERB AND CO. will Unnort direct from tha BEST DI&TILLSRS at Home, ana from FIRST-CLASS BOTTLERH OF MALT UQUOR3, whloh will enable them to supply the Best Brando of Wines, Spirits, Malt Liquors, So., at moderate prices, They will also keep on hand tha celebrated HeUdonSro Water. They pwtloularly wish to call the attention of the public to the faot tbat the olasa of Australian Wines they keep have ourled oS many gold Medals at the Bordeaux Exhibition, as also at Sydney, Melbourne), and Adelaide. Borne ot them, snah as Port, Sherry, duet (Noa. 1 and 2), and Ver dellao.are spoolaUy reoommendedfor medloal purposes.. The pnbUo may at all times rely on finding a oholoe eeleo- Won of these unsnrpassed Wines U Stock. Price List on application. \\r o M ' s V? All children suffer from theso. If Buspeotedjjask for the Certain Cure. SHABLAND'S WORM FOWOBRB, V ptoket Apotheoarieg Hall. oPßoalta Poat-offloa. BBK3 WAX! BSBS WAXI , Pnrohased in m qnastity tor Oash, Buyers ol Fnnsus and Mnnta Metal. Having purohased In China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMSS AH SEW can confidently recommend them, and trusts that all bis old Cne.tcir.ers, and the PnbUo generally, will avail themselves of this splendid opportunity and call early to buy his Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shonohong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every tantoi He has also on hand Japanese Ware. Preserved Ginger, Oroolcerywarei Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other commodities too numorons to mention, Note tbe Addxessi— JAMES AH ICBW _ CO., 184. Qn«og-fltrtwt NEVER FAILS. " Insect Life Is destroyed by the PERSIAN INSECTICIDE (Pyrethrium Roseum), guaranteed to bo the best proour able in the London market. For the effectual riddanoe of Fleas, Mosqnl toes, and all other insect pests, try AICKIN '8 INSECTICIDE. Sold In tins at ls\ deaoh. * HAN G E OF~AD DRESS. SULLIVAN "AND* MoKENNA, PITT-STREET, TAILORS, HAIUTM/iKftßS,and GENERAL OUTFITTERS, Beg to announce to their Friends and the Fablio ot Auckland that they have Removed to more COMMODIOUS Premise* ADJOINING, ivhere they shall ba happy to meet Customers and Execute Orders to their entire satisfaction. Sullivan. MoKonna and Co.^ cutting la too well known for remark. Perfect ontting and comfor in weiring guaranteed. The address 1— Corner of Pitt and Bebescobd-stjee ts tiUKfi KOR INDIuEsiTION—TONIC / BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Regulation, mice 8a a bottte-SHARLAND - CO (oppc site Postofßoe). VUTICK O~F KKMO VA L, . MASStY AND CO., Tailors, Bob to Inform their filends and oubtowon that * they havo EKMOVKD FROM GREY-STEEBT 10 more Central Premises In VIOTOKI4-STRBKT fTwo doors below Messrs Holland and Butlert). Whore they trnsttojeatwuh.oonunuance of INGUSH AND COLONIAL TWESD3 IN STOCK AND TO ARRIVE. 111 Twpijda thoroughly shrunk. Best work n,aniuJmS modwate charge*. Customers own material made upj Nota the addrofifl — NOW we * VI . JTOKIA . aTR g BT (Two doors bolow Holland and Bntler'n). MASBEY AND CO., TAILORS. i y^OCTOR AHJMOLU'SP-aWY ROYAL \J AND STEEL PILLS.—The most populai : modlolne of too day. Prloe, is 8d a box.—Colo ! nial Agents Suabland „ Co., oppositej th( ' post Office.



."vnotion -.-* ) W, 8. COOHRAHI, [JAR. DAOBK 1 TO-MORROW. ? By Order of the Registrar of the Supremo Court. 5 102 ACRES, PARISH OF PJEPEPB. rpHE subscribers will sell, at their ,3. , Kooms. Kort-Htrco!-. li-monoir (B"riday>, 19th Inst.. st 120010 fc, LOTS 13 and 14, Parish of Pepepe. County O( Kmiaod, cjutalninK 102 a-jres. BAMCEL COCHKANE & SOW. Ancticaetn. TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. _AT SIBBIN'S MART. If) TONS BAKERS' FLOUK AY/ 20 fceis fiuttor 8 tons Hrno 300 baxs Oats 45 bun Miizo JO vvalroa Cheeses CO mats '-nKar 59 boxes Tea wiarps. Fowl Wheat Bacon, Hums, Ontona, Qroccrlca &c, &c. &c XO-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. CARBINES &~TAYLOR WILL sell by auction, To-morrow, at their Rooms, Quoen-atreot, at 11 o'olook sharp, POULTRY -FowU Ducks. Geese. Turkey* Young Pigs, Canaries, two English Terrier! and others. Fruit Trees, Shrubs. Plants, Sea. PHOOUCK-Hnnia and Bacon, Wah'oa Cheese, Potatoes, bale Butter, Oolons. Beef. Salt, Oats. Maize, Bran. Sharp?, Kice. Tea. Sugar, Vestas, Condensed Milk, Harloy, Mustard, Carrots, Vegetables. FRUir-30 oasea Applea Also, A lot ot New Clothing, Jewellery, Ban, Furni ture, and Sundries, &o. CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneers. JOIIN LEYDOK.] [EDWARD LEYDON TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock, MESSRS, JOHN & E. LEYDON l?y ILL sell at their Central Commercial Vf Pale Rooms, next the Union Bank. Queoa-street 2 Planes. 2 oases Clothing. 1 tons Potatoea 1 ton Pumpkins, 20 eaoks Maize, 25 Cheeses Onions, Furniture. Plotures, Books Bedsteads: Kino, Apples, R&lslns, Cutlery A large Quantity of Saddlery 3 Travelling Trunks. Sewing Machines Watches, Clocks, &c., &O. A fresh Supply of James Mason's Plants, from the Paroell Nuraary TO-MORROW. PRODUCS S4LE, FRUIT TREES. FLOWERING SHRUBS, &c. W. DOWDEN \\7 ILL sell by auction at the Exchange Vt Mart, To-morrow, at 11 o'clock. Large Assortment Firs! class Trees 25 kegs Prime Corned Batter Apples. Bananas Canterbury Potatooa Baoon and Bams Tea. Rioe, Oatmeal Brown and Whits Sugar. Also, Furniture Clothing, _a, &o. w. doTdek, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, AT 11 o'clock A.M. MARKET DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE. FRUIT AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKET. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. Fowls, Totkßys," Ducks, Geese. Pigeons. Canaries, Fancy Birds, Small Figs, Guinea JPlgs (from Imported stock), &c PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY DB.PARTMKNT. 12 kegs Taranakl Bait Hotter, 2 kegs Taranakl Pat Butter. 3 irogs Walkatolßulter (In lib). 30 kegs various Salt Batter, Canterbury Potatoes, Heed Potatoes. Onionst Carrots. Cabbages, Pumpkins, Anderson's Flour (In saoks and 69'e), Bran, Sharps, Oats, Wheat, Maiza, Baoon, Bams, Cheese. GROOERlES,_o.—LollleslConversiUon, Scutch Mixmreß, Marbles, Bird's Eggs; Mints, KaspberrylCreamß. Raspberry Tines, Cocoa Tines. &o.); Assorted uisouits (Nelion and Auckland). 10 paokagee cf Jewel Paokets, Photographto I'aoketa Lolling, Boner (In 10 and 28 ib. tins and bottles), Vestas, Matches. Candies, Blacking, White Lead. ON SALE PRIVATELY, AT AUOTIOS PRICKS. FUKNITUBK DKPAItI'MENY. A. Superior Piano (walnut oate), two Useful Pianos, Suites I a variety. Tables of all kind*. Chairs (assarted), Cnesis of Drawers, Iron and Wcodßjdstotda, PallisSßes,Mattraeseo, Carpets, Fenders. Stoves, Orates, Pictured. f looks, Watohes, Jewellery, Lamps, Cloth lng, &c, &o. WEDNESDAY,^ ULY 25, At eleven o'clock a.m, QUEEN-STREET WHARF. AT MB. G. R. McNAB'S STORE. CLEARING-OUT SALE OF TEAS; GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, fi OILMAN'S STORES, &0,, &a, &O, R. ARTHUR O AS been favoarned with Instructions R-E from Mr G. R. Me Vab. who is Riving np >he wholesale branch of his business, to sell by 1 auction, at his wholesale store, Qaeen-streot, on ' 1 Wednesday, July 25. at 11 o'olook a m,, SIS NEWLY-SELECTED STOCK OF WE'LL ASiOItTISU TEAS, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, OILMAN'S STORES, &C, &C, &c. Terms—Cash. MONDAY NEXT, ~ At 11 o'clock. EXTENSIVE SALE~OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, ■ < Consisting of— DIAMOND KINGS, GOLD & SILVER RINGS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEvVELLERY; &0., &O, X, ARTHUR HAS received instructions from Mr P. Hart, of the London Loan Ofllco, Vic toria street, to sell by auction, at his Mart. Queen-street, on Monday noxt, at 11 o'clock, the following unredeemed Pledges :— 1882: Aug 21th, 4710, 2 Diamond Rings. Gold Albert, 20dollar Coin, Brooch, and Necklace; Sept ith. 4799. Silvor H.G. Watch and Albert; 7th. 4826. Chain and Greenstone; 10th. 4850, S.H.G. Watch and Albert; 16th, 1879, aH.G. Watch: 21st, 1939, Dressing Case: 21st. 4943. S.H.G. Watch; 23rd. 4956. S.H.G. Watch; 25th, 4971 Cruet Stand: 23th 6038 S.O.F.L Watch 29tb. 5000. G.H.L. Watoh: 29tb, 5016 ;Pair Marino Glasses: October 6th, 6065, Pair Solitaires': 10th, 5098, S.H.L. Watch and Brass Albert; 13th, 5116 Modal; 18th 6169, one Gold and one Stiver Necklace; 20th, 6190. Concertina; 21st. 6192, Gold King; 23rd, 5201, Gold Wedding Ring: 23rd. 5202, Gold Keeper: 23rd. 5203. S.HX. Watch:. 23rd 5203 S.O.SYL. Watch, cigar Case;'" H6th, 5228, Uold Brooch. ; 26th, 6233. S.H. Wai tham Watohes; 28th. 6237. Gold O.F.G, Watch:; 28th, 5242. SU.G. Watch: 30th. 6252. Brooohand : socket; 30th,6253.Theodoiite: Nov3rd 5278 Hand SewtagMachine: 3rd.6282,5.H.G. Watoh; SroY 6285, B.H.G.Watch", 4th 6288 Gold CaG-Watchl 6th 6299, Silver HL Watoh, Hak Albert; W, 5308,G0ldEing;7th 5312 Gold Pin; 10th. 6345. Diamond Ring; Uth 6359 Gold HuntlngLever; Watch; 13th, 5305, SHG Watoh; 13th, 6361 BOFL Watch; 16 h, 5389, Gold Breast Pin- XtE 5401, Gold Ring; 18th. 5110, Pair Gold Earrings 20th. 5418. SIl'G Walch; 20th. 6421. WeddSut Ring; 20th, 5128, SHL Watoh and Albert: 23rd7 6454. 24 Silver Forks and Spoons; 21tk 616 L Gold OFL Watoh and Chain: 24th. SloVHand Sowing Machine ; 24th, 51G8. SHG Watch iSHth, 5469 SHL Watch; 2Jth. 6473, SHL Watch; Ssth! 5474, SHL Watch; 27th r 6494. Work Box. Coffee Pot, Milk Jng; 29th, 5505, SHG Watch; 28(h, 5508 Ring: Deo Ith. 5546. Ring; sth, 556 L BHG Watch; 6th. 5575, SHL Watch, Gold Albert j 6th, 5578, GOFG Watch; 7th, 6585. GOFG Watch! 9th, 5601, Ring; 11th, 5613.6 Pieces Jewellery.; Uth, 5615, Gun; nth 5616, Fair Barrlnes • 13th, 6631. Treadle Sowing Machine; 14th. 6641, Ring; 15th, 5653, Gold Cnaln; 18th. £666 Silver Albert Ringtrad Chain j 18th 6667, Ring; 18th, 5668, SOFL Watch and Ring; 80th, 6695, SOFa Watch and Chain; 2.lst. 5T02. Modal, Rings and Looket; 22nd, 5709, SOF Watch; 23rd. 6718, Pair Opera Glasses; 23rd, 6721, Silver Hnntlng Waltham Watch; 26th, 5734, Diamond Ring; 26th, 5741, SHG Watch; 27th, 6753, SHL Watcfi! 27th, 5760, Ring: 28th, 6776, SHL Watch and Albert; 29th. 5783. Ring: 30th 5803, sundry lot of Tools; 30th, 6812, SHL Watoh and Albert. 18S3: Jan 2nd. 5831, SOFG Watoh and Gold Albert; 3rd. 5847, Band Sowing Machine; * 3rd, 5841, Diamond Broooh and Barrings; 9th, 5749, 2 Remnants 2 Nightdresses; Bth, 5818 Coat and Vest; Feb I. 6177. Coat andfl Vtivw Deo 11 £206. Suit of Clothes; 11th,020% Bundle ClottlngTFeb 3,6228 Remnant ciSST- , sth 8281 RuS- 10th, eai Trunk and Contents; '. Utn ©©7 ifcnS^ 16th. fm. Bundlg Bno ripi™- fotii Mio. Coat and Trousers; ISth, 6142. nrcsß • 27th. £584, Suit Clothes: March 5, 6638, C^t%tM644TDreßS and 2Pet«ooats; 5t8,665t Muffand Collaret (for); s:h, 6657, Quilt and Bed Tick; 9th, 6690, Shawl, Sheet and Sundries; 10th, 6713. 5 Dresses and uloak; 10th. 8721. Shawl; 10th. 6735 Shawl; April 26 741fi, Trunk and Contents; 25th.7376. Sash. PRELIMINARY NOTICE OF BALE BY . AUCTION. TJILLIARD TA T? L, E, by fiist-clsss onY^ 0 USt HnS_ QUe£Oßta)et' «»" R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. {Continued on fourth page,