TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUE OWN CORUKSI'ONDENT.)

COROMANDEL, Saturday.

Mr Hanner. mill manager of the Mercury Bay Timber Company, met with an accident last nieht by which he lost the thumb from his richt hand. He came to Coromandel hospiial to day, and was treated by Dr. M.H.R., left by steamer at noon en route (or Wellington. At the Bismarck mine extensive works have been undertaken by the tnbutcre, who received a vote of £150 from the Coud cil yesterday tor the reconstruction of a portion of the m»in road between Wo. 7 level and the Bismarck battery.

CAMBRIDGE, this day. THE TOWN BOARD AND COUNTY COUNCIL DISPUTE.

to which local or district body the pub- Mean.' license fees and dog tax should be tafd A dilute has been pending for some time between Cambridge Uown Sit tb. T«n 80., d, »«d »ol IM COU.rf, part are property holders.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION,)

GISBORNE, this day.

THE AGNES DONALD FLOATED. Tho Acnes Donald wan successfully (jot off the beach ye<terday morning, and brought alongside the wharf, Captain Wor-p, who superintended the arrangements, leaving immediately afterwards per the Tarawera for Auckland.

WJiSrPORT, this day.

A Kwamea settler namfd Chatles Hap ley was drowned in the Jlokakinui River one day last week. It is suppo.ed that he entered the river to turn back some! cattle he was bringing to towo, and was swept away.

NELSON, this day,

The cutter Plsnet, which was branded during the had weather a fe* days ago, has bo<jn launched and brought to Nelson for repair of her injuries, which are not of a eerions character.

WELLINGTON, this day,

The Fine Arts Exhibition was opened by the Governor at 2.30 yojterday afternoon.

DTJN»DIN GiOL liNQUIfcY,

The Gaol inquiry w«s resumed yesterday morning, whon Mr Connolly, Minister of Justice, and Mr Dick, Colonial Secretary, were examined by Mraolomon. The former declined to produco communications be tween Captain Hume and himself, or to give evidence of repeated conversations between them as being privileged. Mr Dick stated that when he w»s Minister of Justice io May or June last year the subject of an in quiry had been discussed, but he did not thiDk the matter then ripe,

DUNEDIN, this day, WOMaN FOUND DROWNED.

The body of a womaß,about 50 years of age, wai found floating in tlie harbour at Port Chalmers yesterday morni»g. She was well dressed, but bad only threepence in her pocket. There is no clue at present as to her identity. A man named James Winyard, employed at the Pier Hotel, was found dead in bed this morning. A three-roomed house, belonging to Robt. Darling, Castle-street, was destroyed by fire this morning. It was insured in the New Zealand Office for £200. In. tho Bankruptcy Court to-day, Daniel, Campbell was adjudged a bankrupt on creditors' petition; leave being granted to appeal. ____„,

IMMIGRANTS BY THE SHIP OXFORD.

lhree Deaths from lyphoid Fever.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—PKESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, this day. ARRIVED : ship Oxford, Captain Seymour, 87 days from London. She bus gone into quarantine. Typhoid fever broke out daring the passage, aud six of tbe passengers were laid up with it, three others having died. The names of those who succumbed to the disease are :—Jas. Silva, aged 26 : Marion Naylor, aged 16 ; and Mary Port, aged 20. The two last named were among the Wellington pas sengers. Those sick and convalescent are : —Sarah Edgier, Annie Jones, Patrick O'Connor, Michael O'Connor, Ed. McCon lan, and Robert Marshall. The passengers will probably be landed on Soames Island, but as all those who are not affected with typhoid fever have en joyed excellent health throughout the passage, and the disease is not expected to spread, the majority will no doubt bo permitted to leave the island in a day ot two.

Un taking her final departure from Fly month, the Oxford had on board the follow ing numbers for the various ports :—Wel lington, 225 souls (equal to 202 itatute adults); Nelson, 46 eouls (3G£ adults); Marlborough, 11 eouls (9 adults); Tara naki, 18 bouls (17J adults! ; Westland, 15 souls (15 adults); Uawke's Bay, 9 souls (8 adults); Canterbury, 1 soul (1 adult); making a total of 325 souls, or 289 statute adults.

. The manager of the Queen of Beauty telegraphed to-day:—"No. 9 level, 6011)3 more specimens from winze.—(Signed) U. Wilson." The notable Sydney Tawhnnga, who was a passenger from Napier by the Tarawera to-day, was arrested by Sergeant Clarke, of the Water Polics, charged on warrant with neglecting to support his wife. When Sydney wa3 being searched in the guard house, by a strange coincidence his wife was "run in" for drunkenness. The interesting couple now occupy separate cells, where they will await trial to-morrow. An application will bo made before Mr Justice Gillies, in banco, to-morrow, for the dismissal ot the.action Stone Brothers v. Major Atkinson (Commitsioner of Customs) for want of prosecution, It wai instituted ■with a view of recovering possession of the barqne Gazelle, and has now been pending some considerable time. Tho first meeting of creditots in the estate of David White, farmer, of Auck land, was held to-day, Mr Thos. Macffar lane being elected trustee. The liabilities are set down at £304 Is 9d, and the assets at £25, being the value of wearing ap parel, and a silver watch and chain, A short sitting of the District Court was held this morning, when His Honor Judge Smith delivered judgment in Walpole v. Te Awamutu Cheese Factory, a case that was heard before him some time ago at Hamilton. The judgment was lv favour of the plaintiff for the amount claimed, namely, £41 18s 6d, each party, however, paying their own costs.— Mr Laishley made application under the Mining Companies' for an older con firming the appointment of Mr K. C. Oreenwocd as liquidator for the Per severance Goldmining Company. The order was granted. f A special meeting of Mr Cullen's credi tors was held to-day at the office of Mr K. it ?^ IS> 7- he trusteoa of th° c^ato Called the meeting together to consider the J^w'J-^™ re°eived for th« st"ck- Mr McMillan occupied the chair. The highest cash tender was £2 200 The highest tender was £2,500, ia four promis sory notesof £650, at one, two, three, and four months. The vote of the meetiug was taken, aid the majority iv number voted for the tender at £2,500, but the trustees ruled that legally they dare not accept any tender except cash, unless there was a unanimous vote of all creditors. The chairman said that while several of the large creditors were against the tender of £2500, there was no choice legally but to accept the cash one at £2200. (

Latest Despatches.

WELLINGTON, this afternoon,

The 'Ktxation Debate—Under

which Leader ?

[ Mr Montgomery will nsk leave to. morow to introduce the promised bill for I repealing the Property Assessment Act and Property Tax Act. I have reason to ' believe that the contest over this bill will take place on tho question of giving leave ' to introduce the bill, as Government will not onsent even to the first formal reading. There is a race between the two rival ; leaders of the Opposition as to which shall tir»t raise a debate on this question. If Sir ! George Grey misses his opportunity this evening to move his Land Xax motion, ho mill be anticipated by Mr Montgomery to morrow. The "Times" says:-"The two threats made by the one or the other to attack the Governmnt polity in a direct mauner Mill be met by Government. They will meet Sir George Grey to-d»y If he Is Willing to fight. They otfered to givo him 1 hursday lust, but he chose not to take that opportunity, ot^the plea that he was not ready. Since then he has asked for Tuesday, aod Major Atkinson agreed to givo i',jet the probability fsthat SirUeorec will nut be ready and will wait till Thursday, The 'Government wantThtmday and Friday i fors. nply, and will no» fjive way even to] acconi 1 odate a figh'ing opponent, whose only object is to worry them. To give him Thursday woiild mejn Friday also, and that is their objection, whereas if he accepts Tuesday,, he dabatilivillgooverWedaesdayJ displacing the buiiiiess of private member*, aDd not displacing the twocUys of Govetu. ment business If Sir Geo won't accept I thi* Tuesday, he can only get noxf Tues- j day, and will not improve bis position by' delay." Duty hi Auckland Gaol. Mr Tole has given notice to ask the Ministry a question regarding the excep tional scide ot duty existing in the Auck land gaol, whereby the officers tboro are compelled to do active duty from nine to fifteen hours daily. Auckland CatltoUoiPetUions. Mr Tole to-dsy pretents petitions from the following resident! of Auckland praying for changes in tue Education Act:—From Rev. J. Cuthbert Downey and G9 others, T. H. Jones aad C 9 other*, Mrs livnes and 65 others, P, Brodby and C 9 others, Kate Mahoncy and 5 others, P. J. Murphy and 07 others, jtnnio Coulan and 32 others, Marianne Kodeiick and G9 others.

GOVERNMENT CAUCUS TO-DAY.

The Duration of the Session.

lhe Government native .hand

l'ohey.

An important ciucua of tho Govornruont party was held to-day. Thero were forty present, and upwards of teu more W(re accounted for. Mr Swanson, who has a great to caucuses, was not present," Tho Premier, who pre sided, stated that the Go»crnmeut were determined to carry tho following measures :—Brjcc's Native Committee Bill, Bankruptcy, Bills of Exchange, Local Courts. Married Women's Propcrty,.Kisheries, and Affirmation bills. It is expected that the session will conclude at tho end of next month ; and should time permit, other mtasurts on the order f»per will be paiscd. The Premier explained the native policy of the Govern ment, (he leading principles of which are Included in Mr Bryce's bill, which will ren der It illegal on the part ot anyone to deal iv native lands until Government have issued a proclamation that such Unds m»y be dealt with by private purchasers. The penalty for iufraction of the 'aw will be a line of £200 and a forfeiture of all monies paid on account of land.

(BY TJLICJAPH-PIUSS ASSOCIATION.)

The Native Land Company's Bill

Withdrawn

In the House to-day, on the Native Lands Company's Bill, Mnjor Atkinson stated that Government had carefully considered the matter, and were of opinion that under all circumstances it was n<t desirable that the bill should be pasted in any shape, He hoped, therefore, that Mr leLatour would withdraw it. Mr De Latour assented, and the bill was with drawn,

INTER-PROVINCIAL FOOT BALL MATCH.

WELLINGTON, 4 p.m. The football match, Otago v. Wellington, is proceeding. In the first spell no score was made on either side.

4.20 p.ffli Wellington has just got a try.

5 p.m, Wellington won by one try to nothirg,

HARBOUR BOARD.

AT the Harbour Board, this afternoon, it was decided tbat letters to be considered at each meeting must be banded in before 11 a.m. on the date of meeting. The Go vernment announced that Messrs J. M, CJark, Thos. Morrin, and G. W. Owen had hed been re-appointed members of the Board.—Mr Wurdelj, consulting en gineer, wrote promising to give the dock plans bii eatllest and fullest consideration. He added that his terms were 100 gulnoas for the first report, and 150 guineas for all subsequent consulta tions. These terms were accepted. Mcssis Bennett (Kamo Co»l Company) and Gil fillimi (Bay of lilands Coal Company) wrote, asking to be allowed to occupy the portion of the Hallway wharf act apart for ship borne coal for six months at a rontal which was stated. It wai agreed that tenders bo called for leaee of the allotments. The Board approved nl the plans for the Brick and Tile Company's wharf at Avondale.— Plans and specifications of section 3 of tho Freezfsg Company's reclama tion works were approved of, and por mision was given to uco the slope out side the 150 yards.—A remission of stor age to Me Arthur and Co on school fnrniture was refused. — Correspondence was read in reference to the damage done to the Railway wharf, estimated at £70, caused by the Australia. — Pilot Murray explained the accident in tho same terms as were snpplied at tho inquiry,—Mr Gamble, writiDg in reference to the sub ject, spoke of the "dangerously unskilful manner" in which the vessel had been handled by Pilot Murray, and tho " un pardonable error " caused by the same pilot. The writeradded that he had been compelled to instruct the commanders of these vessels tbat in future, in tho event of Pilot Murray coming off, he was not to be entrusted with the charge of the steamer. —Captain Ban nerman, in his report, declined the pilot as being incompetent. —Claims were, damages included, one for £10 10s for repairs to the Australia, another for £53 for damage to the Energy, and a third from the City Council, in which the amount was not stated. A legal opinion on the Board's liability was read, It doubted that the Board had any liability unless it was to employ competent persons, while vessels were not compelled by law to take pilots, but only to pay pilotage. If tho question of incompetence of a servant were elimi nated, the opinion recommended that the question should be tested.—The matter gave rise to a discussion. —Mr McKenzie considered that it was a great mistake that Captain Murray sbould have been compelled to berth such a large vessel. Other pilots of longer experience sli- ul 1 have attended to tho matter. He also suggested that the pilot sbould bring ths vessel up to the fairway and drop anchor, and tbat tbe harbour-muster should then j/o oil' and berth the vessel. Mr Nathan thought they should have a pilot for this special branch of duty, while Mr Morrin thought they B'aould endeavour to errarjge with the company to berth thsir own vessels. This latter suggestion was carried as a motion, and it was agreed that tbe legal opinion and accounts be referred to tho Finance Committee.- Mr Clark moved tbe suapeU' sion of Pilot Murray. - Mr McKenzie ob> jected to this course.—He said that each and all of their pilots had accidents and mishaps recorded upainst him. Otherwise, he was a good man, aud he did not see why they should deal more hardly with him than they had done with the o'hers. —Mr Nathan thought they should get a [good man, and pay him properly.—Pilot Murray was tuspended, pending the report of the Committee, by eight votes to three. —lhe ques tion of erecting a waiting room on the Devonport Wharf was referred to the Works Committee.—lt was agreed that the pilots communicate with vessels from Fiji, ordering them to hoist the yellow flag, and anchor at tuc fumigating hulk.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

JULY 21.1881

Bank ol N.Z-Bnynrß, m 53 ; sellers, £2210s I National Bank-^rllera, 73« , Ooloi,iilßtnk-etliKrß.4B. 01 N.Z. Insurance—lluyoiy, 7J3 Bonth Brltlth Inenrauce—Sailers, 67a National Insurance—Bnyei 3 2ln Nortfiern Steam Co —Buyerß. 8a 61 Fisher and Co Seilere, l"s 3d Accident Assurance—Bayers, 61 lOd Qaeen of Baauty-Un, 149,13s 3di sollora, 133 Ci Deep Level ()rc»—4a 3d: Bollera is Od iirlghl amlle-33 7d; buyora. 3a 3d; seller*. 3j Brl Prlnoe Imperlal-43a 6d, Hi 31; buyers, 42s 6i; sellers. Us Premier—Buyers. 103 3d Dart9-6a 61; boyord, Bs 31

JOdKPH NEWMAN, Chairman,

THE AUCK'ULMD EVENING STAR, TUESDAY. JU__f 24.



Amusements. 1 HEATRE jgppg^ JtvOYAL, Le55ee.......... H. K. Abbott Manager-.. „_„__... __....11. Rawllna TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT ! MISS GRACE sBERIDAN MISS GRACK SHERIDAN MISS GRACE SuEKIDAN MISS GRACE SHERIDAN Supported by BARKYO'NKIL IUKRY O'hEIL BARRY O'flEIL BARhY O'NEIL I AND SPECIALLY SKLKOIKD OOMKDY J COMPANY. Wjbert Keeve's CelobrateJ Comedy-Drama, WON AT LAST! WON AT LAST I WON AT LAST ! OAST OF CHARACTERS 1- AdolDhna Bnobansn, Hnq... Mr Barry t/Niil General Warbunon ___....Mr J. J. WsUli fordlnand *lt/.iuili)i,.,.Hon, Worlloj Monm»u Cranoli WarDartoa ...Mr K. A, tiartaad Mr Wolff _Mr H»rry Simile Jmn fctoad (slaa groom) _..._Mr Peter Dofl Mutia Mr W.Fairfax Ottlows. SCo. CONSTANOB W'ABnimTOH_ MIBS GIUOB &HUUDAJI Mrs Fltngerald WBrbar.on_.Mlss I.ncy Anhton Mnry 80an0e..«....- „■»„ „Mum Lllo Lee WON AT LA3?! WON AT LASt 1 WON AT LAST 1 WON AT LAST ! Box Plan at V. G. Loonox1! data Wnyto'B). UreisClroo, -I/; Slulls. 26; fit, 1/. 1 00m oiirai tit 7.30; pailarmanoo will cam manoe at 8 a'otouk.



DBMUEIU SOCIAL UNION. A Dance will toko plaoo In the Xtull TO MORROW (Wednesday) EVENING, Inatoaa of the Mußloal Entertainment, which has been unavoidably Postponed. 11. A. CLARK, Hon. Soo. ISS DONOVAN will play Paulo Glorga's Grand Fantasia, " La Zingara," at Mr Pooloy's noxt Saturday's Popular Concert at the Theatre Royal, UNDKK THtt PVfnuNAU* uK HIS WORSHIP TIIK MATOR AND CITY COUNCILLORS-Mr Pooloy's nit Saturday Popular Concort, Theatro Royal, JSth July. A GRANDMLdOKLLANKOUSNIGHT. Tlckota 2 6 and 1 -) Lennox's, Ilowdon's, and Shortt'a. Gazette in tfanirruptcy. T N BANKRUPTCY. Tako notice that a Deed of Assignment, dated the 18th day of July. 18S3, mado between LAURITB HKNRIKBKN, of Auotland, in the Colony of Now Zealand, Jowoller, of tho on» part; iiymun David Lovinsohn, of Auckland uforcta'u Merchant and l.onli Henry Nathan, of the City of Sydnoy in the Colony of Now South Wales, Merchant, of tho second part, throughout tho Deed callod tho said Trustee* ; and all the Creditors of tho mid Laurlts Hen rlkson, of tho third part—has this day been filed in the office of th« Bupremo Court »t Auokland, in accordance with the provisions of the Deblora and Creditors Aot, 1870, and amendmonta ; and tako furthor notice that a Meotlng of the <.:rc.lltor3 of the said Laurita Henrlkucn 1b horo by cenvened for the purpoao of assenting to tha said Deed, and «hat such meeting will be held at 3 o'clock in tho afternoon of TUKSDAT. tho 14th day of Angust 1833 nttheofflco) of tho un dorslgnod, sttaato in Kishei'g Buildings. Queon- Btroet, Auckland. Dated this 23rd day of Jnly, 188S DRVORH & COOPER, Solicitors for thu said Trustees. IN THE BUPREMK COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Credi tors Aot, 1876,* and tho Jets amondlßg the fame, and of the Bankruptcy of JonN Dwnibon, of tho Borough of Parnell, Clerk, a Debtor. This is to notify that John Dlnnlaon, of the Boroujh of Parnell, Clerk, has this day filed a statement that ho is unable to moethls onfrage montd with his Creditors; the First Mooting of Creditors to bo held at the Supreme Court houßein tho City of Anokland on StTURDAY, tho Ith day of August. 1883 at 12 o'clock noon. Dated thlß 21th day of July, 1883. G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. G. T. Kbbttxey. Queen-street. Anokland, Debtor's Solicitor. IN THE BUFREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NOIITHERN DISTRICT. In tha matter of "The Debtors and Credi tors Aot. 1870," aid ol the rovwal ion amendlPK >ha B»m«. and Of the »»»* ---roctoy of d*vid Warn, ot Auckland, Farmer, a Debtor. I hereby notttr ttat at the first mwfi^ff of the ersdlton at tha nrjorenamod David White, held at the S*»r«ma Caurt Bollrtbst", Auu stre««. >urkla»d tkla flay (TUBBDi.*). 21 h dar of July, ltßt, attheh-nr of eI»T»D s ot*o« In the fore»o»m. Thorns? JMacffarlane. ot Aook lend, Ortlio»t»d Jooouatant In Baakmptoy, wan appolßtea Creditors' irnßtto o' the pro perty'of the Mid Debtor, a»fl lEesuM Thomas MaofNrlane hu slxaiftod to me 1* w.i ng h's aooepunoe rf the mid 1 rus»ee>bii>. Dated at Auckland, this 34th dar of July, 1333. a. w. bahlky. Deputy Koglstrar. liAtBIILEY AND jAOKSOtf, debtor's coiioitor, Quaen-Btxwt, Anoklanfl. Drapery, etc. r INB N S 1 IBBH.SI IRISH IJSKNB 1 MANUFACTURKK'S LENGTHS, YARD Wide, (jood and fine, from Is fid the yard LADIES1 HKMSTITOHUn AND EMBROI- DfthKD HA.NDKEHCHIBFS, boantlful designs, filfl LARGK SIZH FINE LINEN HANDKSR CHIEFS. Od BOUGHT CHBAP AND SOLD CHEAP. INSPECT AND JUDGE FOR YOUESBLVES. T. B. EOBSON. MELBOUKNE HOTSB, POSSONBY. J. and VV. Williams, IMPORTERS OF DX APERY, CLOTHING, AND FANCY GODDB, BOTH BIDSB KARANGAHAPE ROAD. NEWTON; And at WBANGAROA NORTH. mALKTHKB. m A.LKTHICS. mALET«KS. AaLBIHEB. lAt-ETHES. 1 ALETHEfI We have j nut received, ex Clyde, A SEOOND SEIPMENT OF THKSK (JKLK BRATKD PATENT VNTILATKD WATKBPROOB1 COATS, Made from ohoioe Tweeds, in Canton, Cash mere, and other makes, Any of the above oan be seen at om Branch Store, Whangaroa. Send site ronnd waist and length. Prices,' from SOs to 30s. Sea what the Field says respecting these Goods:—"I have tried your Ventilating Coat well In the oonrrlns field, and oonnlder it a sreat success. It Is teort comfortable to walk in anil turns any quantity of ndn.—Yours very faithfully,* ****** (KOBIN Hood)-Me«8bb COOFEB, BOX AND CO." A New l-raoHssljuet discovered) prevents the rubber hardening and destroys all emelt of naptha. A Job Lot of HONEYCOMB QUILTS jnst to hand, ton quarter, from 4a Oil to 13a 6d. We have always on band a BHOW Off HOBIBBY. BHIRTS, HATB, TIB 3. BRACK 8, WKLTB, COLLARS, SCO., &o. For Price, Style, Variety, and Good Value, Sword to Nnno I" Mnwton KBU E i D MILLINHR AND DBEidMAKER. nasesEa Madb to thbs Litest Stsle Veby BKiBORABLR. New Fashions Every Month. ALBBRT-BT«KKT next to Mr qaro'a),



; Wantea, i \Af ANTED KNOWiH-My highest ' V™ priced l"ea la la Od. It la frying f-sr, and I Wevo la equal to wt ai is gettc a i soil at 2a, —W. H. T ampler, liobuun an>u<t. v-a/ AJNThD, a Uood Compositor; one * » used to jobbing preferred.—Apply Star pillce. V~»7 ANTED, a Blacksmith for the * » country; must be a quod shoer.—*pp>y to Blake, Puketoho. . ■',%' ANTED 7 Men for Koad Work at * ? T Hhlenßvlll^.- Apply at Eagle Hotel ihl3 ' evening, _rt m, Jas^fct. D c m.i9. (s, 1 ANTRD, a pood Spadeaman at once. »» —Apply to James Hughes, Gardener (next Union Drapery). Freeman s Bay. j iv? AM I ED, a Man accustomed to brick. %? making; or a mod bar.owman,— Apply J. Aruiiib-d, Whau. W ANTED, a few Respectable Mea as •» Boarders; comfortablo rooms; terms moderate.—Apply Stab olllce. \ V A~nTED, It Kawakawa Colliery, an TT E una-driier capabl6 uf working a pnmping&nu windiuit engine.—j,pplyßßy Coal Ca,, Ipanrauce Unildljga. WANTED, a quick hand for the Cabinnirnaklng for the Walkato. - Apply Stab Office. \\; Ar-TED, Squarers.—Apply to P. and V t J, MoLood, Helenavlllo, ANTED, TENDERS for Er. ction of a Resldonco at Ponsonby. Plans and spoclfloatlons to bo seen at Clarke Bitos' Studio, Qucon-streot, where Tenders will to opened on TUESDAY, July 31, at 5 p.m. \K.> *NTKD KNOWN — Men's Black TV Felt Hata, St; Gra»d Lino of Boys' Blaok do, is 8a; Fr~ioh Peak Capa, 9i; at Samplers WateOcld etrcal Shop. WAN TED, a respectable Lad as errand boy; r»f«enc3 required.-J, Prince, yit'oria-ciruot nuat. V4/ANTKD, a willinEr Lad.—Apply »* Wella, Paintor, Devonport. noxt to Gardnor's, Uhomiat. _____ lyA^TKt', a Boy ; tone accustomed TT to tho Butchering.—Apply botwoon 8 and 5 to A. Smith, uutcher, next to Epsom Hull. % a/ ANTtD, a strong Lad ; must be able T T to m'lk.- Apply at the Melbonrno Store. top of Pltt-ktraat, between the hours of Deiil 10 a.m. WANTED, a Strong Youth, to ride out lor orders, aoooß'.ouiod lo tho trade.— Apply Now liutohery, next Post Ofßoa, North Bhor*. i»/ AftTiJU, a respectablo Youth, about TT 15j ace accaetomed to tho retail pre ferred.—W, 11. Femon, Hatter and Hosl.r, 73, Qoeen-strot t %)i/_NT»D, a steady Young Man T T accustomed to tho bakohonso. —E. McKeown, Queon-streot Wharf, i~, ANTKD KNOWN—lo^ols, 2Jd j VV Etlra Uiwt Urn* of Ladles' Bilk Sonrvc!, lit ■ IJt»y Batka M, Id, and Bd the pair { at Damplari Wakafl»_-_raet ahoy. WAN T_D, at Bain&ford's Auckland Roj^lfltry (oatablishod 20 years). General (Gl8bor»o); kmnli family; another servant kept; 16-. WAN tk'b, at nannaford'a Auckland Registry (established 20 years) Goneral (gontlcman'a family)• o.hor aarvanu kupt; an Bioo'lent pla.^f. WANTED, at liannaford's Auckland Registry (oatabllshcd 20 years). General (Romuerai, IJ<. WANIEU, a great many Servants at Mrs Whltcombo's Maikot Registry; good plaoca. W" ANTED, a thorough Oeneral Ser vant ; mint be a good plain Cook and jiundretn.—Apply In tho mornlaa or ovuuldk to Mra Oalng, itgiuuira. ne»r St. Luke'ii Uhuroh. WANTED, a Goneral Servant; good wagoe given.— .Apply J. and D. Ox oy, Wharf. WANTED, foFMount Albert, a good Goneral Sorvant—Apply Star office. WANTkD, a good General Servant; one who oan cook,—Apply to Mra Goo. Johnston, Pouaonby Read (opcoalte Mr Llps combo'a Btoro. »~. AiITED, in a email family (no TT chlldran), rMpeotablf Woman OS Pkln Oook acd t_unox<us — c_i Wtdaeiday from 2 111 i, Dnnna, Hkll. 218. Qaten-Ureot. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply at onoe to Mrs T. J. Philips, Karangahapo Road, Newton. V*/ANT*D KNt.WN — Men's Un- T7 h'tii hei Books 5-1; Snperlor do. 0!; Wortled books, 4d; Braces, Ski; Men a Blua nlt(v), Zd the aului; very Supirtor do, !>d; at Dampler'a Wakaflald-atroat Shup. WAATED, Girls as Apprentices to tho. B«oc ai.il Shoe Trada.—Apply at Mo Artanr'i Boot ffnaiorj. Upper Qutoq etrotit. \\r ANThDT a Gill as arTlmprover to T» t»« Boot a»d Shoe Upper Trade.— Apply at Robotts't St«iO, f«nM_br Roao. WANTED, a YouDg Nursemnid~at once; rcforoncca required. — Apply, before noon, to Mra W. Ware, Kemuera. lft'ANir-D, a housemaid, in a week "» h«nce or a 000-.-Avplr —Mn Bull, ASoast »don uo>r uml.h'a 'lias U(llou). VVANTEU KNOWS—Ladies' Collar!., V T 2d; Collan aad Caffli, 5d tka _t: Rtb bo»s (aaßOUod), S Inobea wlda, 4* per yard; good Hewinr bilk, ivna ihan ntual prioo. 2 reels Id; at l>»uiplot'a W*aeflold«tre>. t Shop. W ANTKD, at Hannaford's Auckland Reglatry (established 30 years), a Kind Perion lo L-dopt or Keep and o»re for a Baby Hoy. WANWD, by a Respectable Couple, without family, cato of ohlld. or will adopt -Mx« Whltex.mba'B Multet Htniitry. HI A» I'ICU, Pupils for Parneli Kvenirg Art C<a_«a. Sahjocta ! Conitrn.tloiia) Drawing for Carpentarß anrt Bulluora, ifrw. Hand, Round, aid Sapta Drawing.-Apply by letter to ft. M, trlyy. Star Offloe. \*i ANTED, by a gentleman, Board and » ♦ Uesidenco in a prlvala fatnj'y.—Apply "_jaX,"STAB olllCO. T>jFUAnT»>D, Two reopcctable Men as ** Bomrdera in a qul»t faniily.—Address 30 Waktlloldairett. A VIED TO SELL, 350 barrels Portland Coraont (choap) for Caalu— Laurlo and Hornaby. y\7 ANTED to Sell, first-class GJ horso- T V powar Borlao»_l Knglao with Mnlti tubnl»r Bollrr.—For prlo», &c, apply to T, W. Rqt«J. Gweml Fur»lthrr, t .«xt ; llyrt Hotwl. V«, >NTKD, to Sell or Exchange for VT Ci»y Pror*f|y,ori e tonletw.aKßimof 100 acrw, Doautlful'y stm«Wd.-|tor fall p«r iioulargap ply to M.T.H., Nowtoa Poat Offloo. \\r ANTED TO SELMcFeap)7l6 osses T T of Kalaios, 4J* lb,3!bs la; ft laruo Vo4e. of rtcott's Commentary of tho BiWei ouly £2 — H. Watt, Ht« strtet. »*/ Art TED, to Jluy, Left-oil Cloming ot t * every description, for cash. Parties waltod on. P.S.—Wantod Known—For Hlro Trap and Saddle Horaos.—Apply Thos Hill, Clothier and Draper, Parnaft. RANTED to RENT, a comfortable T» Ten-roomed nouao, with grounds. Good locality lndlspcnaablo.—Apply to J.M.and J. Mowbray. VA/ -NTBD, to KenS a Shop, or light v » room at back of nhop. with good on tranco, eultablo for Hairdrosslng buulnosa.— Apply C. Coal, Qneon-etrcot. 4V. AN'l'Eb, to Kent, a Knrnished House * " of from sto 7 rooms, within an easy dis tanoe of tho Po«t-olllco.—Addroes t'liont,' Btar Offlcc «,A' ANTED, a Small Boom, ueo of *' kltohon; Greyslreot or noar.—Apply AB, Star office.. %A, ANTfiD J_NOW«.—W. B. Bust, TV P!«gtr Sowing Maohine Agent, han opened in Karaigihape Hood, Newtoa. ne palra. punotnallty. raorterato chsrgei. WANTED KNOWN—That owing to the ratfflly incroaalng drmand of their I.ooM Businf ara. the pramlaea of tho "KWZKA jAND TIMHHH CO. (LimitK"» la Custora honßenrtreet Weßt ard Fireman's Ray will bo open until i p.m. EVERY S >.TURDAy for the Receiving and Delivery ot Orders. Mannfic ture-M ot All Clisses of Mouldings. Dots Banhex, fro.. &a. at the Lowest Murltet Prices. \k! ANTED KAOWA-Tho following ~* sllrrulF P"l>d Ladlna' fnpcrlor Coloured Kid Gloves, la 2d; Ladles' Fdlt SklitK. la 0d: Clark's 2')o yard ir-eln of Blaok Cotton. Id eaoh; Men'a Trousers, 4■> 0t; at Daimler's Wakefleld- Btreet Shop. ANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on personal and collateral seourlty, re payable by weekly Instalments. Bills die connted.—Rao's Now Zealand Pawn shop, Darby-Btreat WANTED the Ladies to Know that Munro and MllUgan, Hobson-streot, have secured the servloes of a nrat-olass Mil liner, and are now prepared to supplr millinery In all Its branohen on the shortest notloe. \Af ANTED KNOWN-a Few Print » " Cosmines left, only 4s: a Grand Lfne of ■Winter Cofltumos, I6a ; Blnok Fnr Trimming. 01 tho yirfl : Bwanßdown, Ib the yard; at Oamplor'B Wakefleld-Btreet Shop. WANTED KNOWN—Nice Lot of Flannel (White and Coloured), cheap; also Grey Blankets, 10s the pair; Bel Quilts, 3a 6d each; Rugs, 7s; at Dampier's Wakeueld gtrect abop, W~" 'ANTED 1 WaINTED I — Wanted, Foople to aek thoir Grooers for Dnperier's La aauvegards. It (roparts a oiesr white light to Korcaine, and prcvonta all danirer from ex plosion. Mold In 3d p>ck«ts. — W. B. Lowla, Victorla-slreot, for New Zealand. WANTED KNOWN—Another Grand Lot Berlin Woo1, beautiful colours, ftill the Rarao prioe (3d the flozen akelns); Fit K«r iriK Wool 'nil colours), 3d pnr fikoln; White Worsted, Id the large ekeln at Dampior's Wakefleld-fltreot Bhop. WANTED KNO A^N—Ladies' Winter Jaoket°, 5a 64; Ladlei. 1 Ulntera. 6a Gd; Wool Shawls, In 6d ; Lot of Large do, ohoip; Wlneoy Skirts. 3a 61; at Dampier's Wakefleld tre»*t Bhnp. WANT-'- TO KNOW—Why J. H. Dalton. of VioMrli-Ffpot >ast, ia the Cheapest Tailor In Auckland'! Beoanae he Dtys eriin.ll rent, dors all Is own cutting, and lmpor's tiiroct from manutaotarera, eaviDK all pioflta that wareb 'u^emen and agents wou'd get. T»/ ANTED KN<»WN-For Sale, a good v» paying Tailoring Business In Whan garol (town), doing a good caah trado. Satis factory reasons can be given for retiring.— App_ly_to_Aroh. Clark & Sons. Shortlapd-atreet, k* AMlisD KNOWN bylrlends and v t camc-meis—That Metera 1 app ana Co., Boot and Shoemakers, have purchased the Bscoic ana BualnesßOt Scott and Co.) Victoria- Btreet (opposite Hobson Hotel), and Intend to continue selling; the Boat Quality ot Goods at current prices.



Wanted. '"■• I'irAHTKD, the Public to hear tho d W Prize Winner 3at Union-street Band 11 !. Hope noxt Thursday. - ' « * " AM TED, a Situation by Young Man V f willing to make hlmaelt uecfal. — Addreas BME, Btab offloe. A>TED KNUWN — Barry's Tri oothoroua. Is 2d; Hack Comba 4d; Tooth Combi 2d; Hair liruahes, 9d; lonh BrusheK, Od ■ Hair OH 6d the bottle at uampler's Wake llel'd-sirgot ShQPi KNOWN, that the Prize »V Reoltatlon, No. 7 will be given on Thursday night at Union-street Band of Hope. %~V ANTED KNOWN —W. B. Kurt, V» Sin;ror Sewing Machine Agent, haa opened in Karangahapo Road, Newton. Re pairs, punctuality, moderate charges. \\r ANTlCO—»yunted to sell, very cheap M 21 riuzca J lbTlmof guodjUnrharn Mue tsrJ. onlj tUporiin,2Tlna furllil. 5a uordrzeu; 12 dozen Fruit Salts, la 61 per bottle; Small Lioo,7ib» for Is; Large Klce.Slbs for la; Safety Matohes, 3d per dozen i Bell and Black's Plaid Matohta, 7d i>er dozen; Ball and Black* Tiu Boxob. on yla 8d per dozea; Large Bibles with Platos. only £1 — (id and £1 7a Od each; 20 Gri.es of t xarcmo touts, from 2dto id each,SO Leaves only, Sn Gd per di.zen ; Pens. Lnly 6s per box of 12 dozen, Is 6d jiur dozen boxei; Penholdora la Bd per gross: 1,100 Pli ces of Sponge, from 2d to _; Lot of Ploturo3. 3a and ud; Glass Juas, 91 and — eaoh; Tea, la 6d per lb, Slba for In; Apploa. 3d and Id porlo; Cutrauta. Idperlb; Small Turub'.oiß, 1 for 6d; Wtue Glofses. 31 each, 2a 9d por dozen; Lot of Jugs, Bd each; Kazor Stiopi, only 9d. worth Is 64— H. Watt, Poniy nl Dealer. Plit-stroet. y,' AN TE U KN OW «. — Pure Gold, H pure Silver.—Charlea Kelaey and Co, have now added Gold Jowollery to thoir stook. Thoir firßt parcel la just to hand, in which will be found a beautiful assortment of Ladles' Droas Rings, Koepers. Alberts, Necklots, Brooches, Gents' Scarf Pins, Suitoa, &o. They strictly conflno themselves to keeping only Real Silver and Real Gold Jewellery. Freeh arrivals monthly.—Charles Kelsey and Co. (two doors below Morrln's, Ironmongers). AHX'—D KNOWN —CHEAP TlM hkh I Chbap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be pnrohased cheaper and better than anywnere else at the Yarda of D. Q oldie, Albert^treot. til ANTED Known, to Farmers and * * Qrocora, that lam In receipt of tho earliest Sood Potatoes, of various sorts, direct from the Canterbury growers. Price and Sam ple on application.—Edward E. Davies, Custom lOUßO-Btreot. «*< Af«T£D.—When you are in Hobson- V * street call and boo the Large and Choloe Stook of Scuii h Cheviot Tweed*. In haather and granite shadpa at Munro ana MilUgan'n. WAHTJiDKNOWN-Thatlampre. pared to purchase Homehold Fornitura and other ofTacti t_ the premlaea on the ahorteat noUoo, la town or country.—Apply partonally or byjeitar. to Rae, Darby-atieat WANTED KNOWN-Colrored Caeh mere. It 01 the >«ri; Black Votvetoeo, la Oi ; Cratoaw, U tka yard; Uanuak T»bie oorcra, SB Od; American Leather for Table Covers, lid ihD jardi at Daruplor'< Wukell.ld btraet aho». ANTED KNOVV«-Th«t all Work. Ing Men oan Bavo thoir money by oall- Ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant. All meals 6d. Board and Lodging, 15s por weok.—Robebt Muhdook, Proprietor. Noto tho address, nearly opposite the Waitemata, and oloao to tho Dock i\r ANTED _~N~O~ W ». y y DANDELION, Renowned for lv, Modioal Virtucp, NEIL & CLIFFORD Are mannf ACturlns It into fILLS and COFFER. TH_ PILLS Am the Bett and Cha*peet made In New Zealand, Extenalvely n_d as a Family PilL 1/abox. THE OOFFHK Ib prosonnoed by oompctent julnee to be better than the Imported. 11 ti good for ihs Liver, Eldnaya, and Indigestion, 2/ alb, BOTiNIO COUGH BYRUP is a Pleasant and elbotivo mixture. Htauilly K&inlna ground In Auokland. 1,0 and 21 a bottle. SOOTHING SYKUP, OR MOTHEh'S FRIEND IVOR BAUIKS), Is excellent fjr romovias wind, regnlatiig the i bowels, and prodnoue aaluxal tlaep. Mothora who know its valne won't be without it. It la free from all injurious drugs. One entiling a Bottle. GKNUIHE HOP BITTERS. 2/6 BOTTLE. SEIL & CLIFFORD, BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WBLLVBLHY-SrRHKT K_ST. Four doors from Crtilouahank and Miller's, Qufcon-Btreet.' »», ANT ED KNOWN. Velveteons. 1/9 to 5/6 per yard Colournd huu.h (15 thades), 1/6 pjr yard Uistßrs, 3/0 to 35a Ilosiory, atl makes a: d shade] Jscket*, O/ll w 75a New Jora«> s, al o-ilonrs, 5,0 Mch Data, in all klibpci and colours Grey Kelt (Jainsb jrouulia, a fow lott Men's dotMnv 11 gnat v»j lcty Urdeio'othleg. M a*_oi and qu&'itlea Kelt Carpels yard wfaa, 1/3 Tapeeiry Uupats, 2/3. ■Jin, acd 3 0 per yard 1' ofwih Kuca a l»r«o aißorunoat Masting, ,85. ill, 1/2, (1 j aid, 1L and 1J yard< wide) •9-1, H'-i, and 11-4 Blankets, 9/11 to 35s per pair Not Ure_ Wtnwy, /6J, worth 1/ per yard Coloured Ctshmnrn, ljj wonh J/3 Unbleaohrd OaKoo, 2d 2^d. fd. to Od per yard Whlto Calioo, 2}d. 3d, Id. to 1/ per yard Coloured Uhenlile 1 iob. 3d to 1/ ea h Wlnt*yn, IJd to 1; per yard 600 Coloured Josaphlnes. let choice, 2/8 par pair DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON the prkmishs. ladies' own Material m_oe up, mrb Bpain, managkr. Suooeeafnl Contractor for Drapery for Lunatlo Asylum, 1833. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY ANP BaLR W«RKHOUSE, AND LADIEa" HMPOIUUM. KARANGAHAPJC UUAIJ- NEWTON. WANTED K^OWN—Ladies' 1 m hrollßß. 1» 33 ; Bilk do, 4s; Gonfs do, 3e; Girls' Parwols, Ib 6d; cad ham of other Freth Barttaon ; at I>»nipUr'« Wakefl«K-ati«et nkoo. T~PPLICATIO«S lor tbo position of S'\ ManaKer of <he Anolclaa* Tobtcco Com puny (Limited). wlllbercodTed np to FHIOAT, 27ihlnBt. The talarr nqulred mtgtlbt staled tied rfrfercucss furnlahed. — llotoalte _ mil. Sorrstar—b pro torn, ill), KowZ*oJand Insurance Hulioinga. UOAKD OF EDUCATION. The Board requires a Junior Clerk. Salary, £5(1 a year. App'loatloaa la wilting (with tcnii raoci>lti or ret»reno»e) will bi nvotred by Iho nndeulanod on or before TUKSDA.Y, 3l>t Jily instant VINOBNT M. RTOK, Storetaiy. EACKSMITH Wanted at onco. - A good opportunity for a thorongh and Btoafly workman who would like a permauont situation; must bo a good ahoor. Tho adver tisers—Tucker and Grico, Whangarel — will guarantee oonitant employment to a eultablo man; roo<l wagoa; married man proferrod.— Apply at Hobson-streot third door from Tro moln s bakery shop, opposite Bt. Matthew's Chnroh, In tho morning from 8 to 10, In tho evonlng from 6 to 8 o'clock, or by iottor Mr J. Grlco, care of Mr Warner, Box 23, Post Offloo, Auokland. Goodsons Arcade. Qoodson's .London Arcade. WHY Is thoro such a noticeable rodnotion in the price of CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELLERY, CUTLKUY. and FANCY GOODS gonorally in Auckland during tho past three years ? BECAUSE tho oponlng of Goodson's London Arcado marked a nnw era on tho oity, and tho " Small Profit and Qulok Roturna " prinoiplo haa led others to Imitate it WHY romains yotunfulfilled tho predicted closing of the London Arcade after six months'exlstenoe? BECAUSE an appreciating publlo know who introduced tho " B.P. and Q.R." motto, and patronise the one who did so. WHY is it unnecessary to " mark down " and "sell off," or by professedly "alarming Baoriflcos" and " deferred payment," decoy oustomors Into the Arcade 1 BECAUSE It is so well known that all goods having always been marked in plain flguroa, at ono uniform low rate of profit, no such artlQco 13 ncoded. WHY should every resident of, and vialtor to, Auckland inspect the London Arcado before making thoir purchaaes I BECAUSE In no place In tho olfcy can there be seen suoh a oomprehonaive and valuable assortment of goods at auoh tempting pricoa. |_)EE GoODSON'S XjONDON i_RCADE. Note the Addressos— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, Arjora.AWD. ~ ~ Christohuroh. LONDON OFFICE I S3 Maiy Axe. _.ost and Jf'ound, ■ OST, last Monday, 18th instant, a JLj Groonery-Yollowery Canary. The finder (if any) will be rowarded ou returning it to C. A. Stubba, at Mrs Back's. Parneil, OST, stolen, or Strayed, fiom harbour Viow House, a Bantum Rooster and Hen. Hen whito and rooster rod.—Reward on return ing eamo to above address. jU'uUND, a Catile Dog.— .apply STAR JL office, WOUND, in Biightm, Chestnut Mare, ■ with saddlo and bridle. - Apply to H. Carter, Brighton Road. QTKAYE.D, from Mount .oskill, 1 Dark r» Baj Cob, about IS hands, and 1 Light Bay Pony. £1 reward.-M. Halligan, Waverley Farm, Mount Rosklll. * ieoaera. rt\ ENDEKS will bo received np to -A S A.TUX DAY. 2Sth Inßtant, at 3 p.mf for the Erection of a fonr-roomed Cotiino in Mavy street, Moaet Eden. Phna and speciflcatlODa to be eeen at Gladding'?, Railway Tea Mart, Mount con Road,



To Let. mO BE LET, with immediate possessioi _ a 7-roomed VHla Residence, situ»tod Park Koad. next to lUrly hiauk.—Apply Meat. Iruland tiroa., Vnlam Lane. 'I O LKT, unfurnished, within 5 minute J walk of Queen-atreet, two Lo*ge Roon and Cellar on wound Hoar, with garden It r quired; referouces exchanged. — ifor addrei apply Star ofßoe. 810 LET, two nice front rooms, with at I of kitchen —Apply to first houao Seaflel Viaw, off Park Road. rf\O LET, House six rooms, in Uarlto 1 Bond, near Grafton Koad; convenier and pleaiantly Bliuatod.—Apply to Mr Dicksoi Reuent-street, Grafton. rr O LET, at Onehunga, a Vililßesidenc « between the Railway Station and th Wharf; at present occupied by Dr. Kdgelow possession on the 28th.—Apply to P. Clark Agent. Onehunga. 21st July, 18S3. bO LET, Unfurnished Apartments. ---" No. 2, Albert Terrace, Albert-street. TBIO LKT, in Newmarket, Two 5-iooome( J (Vntages (quite new), 12a por week,—W and J, Frator, LuudAgenta. Qoenn-atreet. 's vO LET, in Vincent-street, one or tw« *i furniahad Bed and S.ttlng rooms; use o: bltohen; gas atd water lild on; private family —Address this otßcc. rryQ LET, Orchard (strawberry beds full. JL bea'it'g), Paddook. and House; twentj minutes from Viotoria Wharf. - KB, staf office. JO LET, at Motint St. John, a Villa Uesidenco with all convonloncos.- Apply to J. Hancock, next houao. ■, O LET, a General Store in one of the t leading townships in Walkato, dolne a flnt-olua brulmiß*. — Apply by letter to AP, Posi-offloe. Te Awamutn. &\O LET, nice 5-roomed Cottage; nice poaltlon, v«ry comfortable; C_renoa6t., Ponßonby,—D. r. Evtni, Land Ag«nt. I^O LET, the two New Shops in Rut land-street adjoining the Clarendon Hotel.-J. M. and J. Mowbr»y. 1"\O LET, a pleasant MariDe hesldence at the Nwth tahore, wliu B«aoh frontage. Apply to Charles Bailey, Bottbollder. rtr%O LET, 6-rooined Houw, with Shop, < in Wakeflild-atreet: water laid on; low root.—Apply Cheap Furniture Mait, Viotoria street. For Bale, FOR SALE, a Four-wheel Express,— , Apply ta E. ffflare. Vlotorla-Htreet. mofi SALE, a Good Business, with lease V of promisee, In beat psrt of Queen-street: amount required, about £700.—Apply to Edward Wayte, ground floor. 177. Queen atreot. e/OR SALE (Cbeap)7~iT Three Hone - P powor Engine and Boiler.—Apply Mrs Woodward, Gundry-streot, Newton. |i>uß S a Li*.— Franklin Ko*.d.—Very 1 Handaome Naw Verandah Villa, baw wUdaw, 7 l*rtja rooms, wubhtnse, gae and water laid _ fr«m nuOng, rejjißiar Riatee, and eTo-.f oooTv—aaoa i •aiotratnt. 40 x 104; gxett r«r|j*la; moat ba told at oooe, as the owner Is loayUg the dletiiot.—D. F, Kvub, Land Mart, Qaee»-Bttcat. naxt tte»k of AnttralMla. j/»OR S*L«, Larjte TaWe, Beditead .F Washstand, and Six Chairs (all now).— For address apply Stab ofllco. rspOBACCO Cutting Mschine, a very i Buporkir one. to be sold at one-thlid of its pott.—Hi. and A. laaace, 'jpO OWNERS OK PROPEKTY.-I can J tell immedUtely Small Cottagts in the City at Bood vrlcos on oaty teims. t_d I have purohatora for any Qntcn-ktreet property which may be. for sale. - F. G. Bwlngton, Eata'e Agin% next to the " Huiald " Offlog. 1(1 O X SALE. For Immodlate Sale, a vertical Gas kmuine (Crofjß'»y'«), In good order and oon dltlon, win bs sold t bargain. Can te eeen at work. Apply BRKTT, SCHMIDT AWD CO., Corner ot Vulcan Lana and Hifih-aircct \ GOOD INVESTMENT. Ko; Sale, that well-aituat«d Allotment at the bottom ot Wtkeneld-street. close to Qaeen- Btreet, h»vln«s> lints frootsgs; aoitsblofortwo fihoco. Title i Land trtntfar.—T. Ucßher citlcli tory BnlldlngD, Qneen-street. in OR IMMEDIATE SALE, a Splendid X? Bnlldtafr iUotment 70ft, x 100 ft., aUnatad at oorner of Pitt and C«nada streele. A jtood tnveaimnnt and to be bold ohoap.—Apply D. K. Kvans'a Land Mart, Qaeen-Btreet (next Uank of Außtr*Uii>i«.i yOCKET DRAIN PIPES. — A large t 1 quAnUky Ist >nd 2nd Class (various B'aoa), low rataß.—w. and <i. Wlnatone. nnHURSTON'S BILLIARD TABLE^- J ■ For Hale, one of Thunton'a best mode. I'eal mahogany, full slzj, all complete, at a very low price viz,, £80 Th s_ a chance seldom met with.—For particulars apply at Windsor Caatle Hotel. Parneil. MOUNT EDEN. - New and well", finished Villa Realdence; bay window; fitted up with cupboards, register grate; oven, nice garden; 50x100-good corner allotment; a very pretty placo; situated Mary-street, near main road; nice position.—D. F. Evans. (835 np O CAPIT ALI b T IS. BPLKNDID CITE PROPERTY FOR SALE. A valuable and grand Corner Bite, FRONT. iQK to MAIN STKBHT, a few hundred yards from POST OFIIO». Properties la ra oentral aid commanding a position are seldom In the mark*!, and meet with qmlon and ready sale. Niarly all ike purchase money can remain on mortgage at 8 por cent., the owner being satis fied with the prospective as well as the present valne of the site. Full paxtioulara, to,, at the office ot D. F. EVANB. Land Agent, &c. Qnton-atreet. TJUILDINQ ALLOTMENTS. FOR SALE AT PER FOOT. Clarke-stroot, 25a Prospect Terrace, Mt, Mt. Rosklll Road, 60s Eden, 203 Marino Parade at, 10s Harbour Torraco, about Newton Road, 80s 10s Anglosea-atroot. 60s Nelson stroot, £7 Market Square (loase) Grace-street, from 65s Stowart-etroot, 60s Shelly Beaoh Road, Spring-street, from 12s corner, COs 6d Norfolkßt., lot for £180 Mt. Kdon, Main Road Cameron-stroot, lot for Edendalo, 60 x Ml. for £70 £25 Mt. Roaklil Road, from View and Wynyard 20s Roads Eden Valo Road Stokes's Point, 1 aero, Su George's Bay Road, £1W from 90s Bay Road, 3 lots, at Stokos's Point, from 40s £25 Gladstone, sovoral lota Boaoh Road, corner, Woodlands, from £35 £190 each College Road, £5 10t) Oladstono, 100 x 10(1, £100 Rowo-atreet, 90s Commercial Road, 64 acres. D. F. ~i"v~A N S, Land Mart, Quoon-streot, next Bank of tnstralaaia. qpo PROPKIBTORS OF BOaRUINQ -1 UOUSItB. As I have a conslderab'e demand forßoard lng-heuses.proprletorß desirous of tolling should communioato at oneo wllti me. D. F. VANS. Land Mart Qnosr-rtraot, Naxt Bank of Anawalaßla. Fowl Wheat i Fowl Wheat i FOR SALE, 200 saoks FOWL WHEAT, at 8a a bushol. S4MUELCOCHRANE & SON, Fort-at*ct. FtirßOD&x. LETTKR w»lts you from " Experto Orede." at the Post-oHoe. Newton. rm/l ATRIMONIAL.-A Young Man, 28, lYx ]>,C, Ib Irl»h. wonlfi like to oirre»DOnd with a re:peo-sbie Tfonng Woman (marrl cc ttblel with a viaw to marriage. Ounnwy lite — AddreßS WO. «tab omce. A. C. B. BA.LL.—The party who • took the Frlezs Overcoat, please return tt Working Me-'a Olnb. Calls. IVJJLYY COLONIAL UOL.D-MIiSING J3I CO. (L1MITB1J). COKOMANDEL. A Uall of 3i per Bhare has ihia diy been made by the Directors, payable to the Seorotary at tho Company's Ofllca, New Zealand Insnrance Buildings, Anokhmd. on W*DSBBDAST, the Bth day of August 1883. Uy order of the Directo s. D. d. MAODONNKLL Seoretary. 1883. Anckland. 23rd July. 1883. Money. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY orf AUCKLAND (Corner of Vdloan Lane and Queen-street). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society Is now issuing INVESTING SHARES ordinary, carrying I nil rate of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP SHARES of £20 eaoh, carrying 7 per cent Intorest (payable half-yearly) and par ticipating in Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, per conti and on Deposits for 6 months. 6 per cent per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of three fourths the value. i Borrowers may pay off part or the whole o their Mortgages at any time. Reduoed Table of Rates and any further par ticulars required may be obtained at the Society's oillcea. GEORGK FRASER, Manager. PI n i'O fciu.uuu __iNK on Building 3fei. A"" Fooluty principles, or on other terms to suit boiroverß. Allotments bought r.nd Houses bnin on weekl7 payment Byeterr, Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Bee iilat or Properties for sale on Ist page. 8_ percent, allowed on money deposited for inTestment.- C. WililAMßo». Land, Estate, ana Flnanolft.l Agett and Valuator, B. Voloan ——a.



Public notices. ■" IV EVV ZEALaN£> Railways [ B Cd" AUCKLAND SECTION. ~ 3 REWARD OF FIVE POUNDS. ! A Reward of Five Founds Is offored for In formation th»t will lead to the conviction ol ih< on pareon or persons who eat the Window Sirap ol n t the Second-olais Bmokinv Carriage cnthe trail) ,„ running between Auoklatitt and Onehuoga, on the 23rd met. - A. V. MACDONALD, p° Dlsirlot Manager, ho ... £> XTBW ZEALAND KAILWAYS. - AUCKLAND SECTION. _ REWARD Off FIVE POUND 3. 7. A Reward of Flvo Ponnds la offered for infor _ matlon that will leid to the conviction of the •n peraon or persons who Cut the Pases of Glass in . the two Carriages of Train reeohing Auoklatd ' at 9.30 a.m. on the 2lst lnat. A. V. MACDONALD. - General Manager. ;y O EWARD of Ten Pounds will be given B L_ for Information that will lead to the con viction of peison or persona who entered dwell d ing-house and alaughter-houße at Ellerlslo on Saturday. July 7th, and stolo Slngle-barrol Gun " and Steolyarda. Ruks, Bedding and Clothoa; also for giving information that will lead to c conviction of the parties that deatroyod wall a and Icncoß on my property, Ellorslio. * G. HULME. 4*l 10a KKWARD for information lead-' 9> ~^*s I_ Ing to Conviction of the person who broke down fence and took some timber off ' Fairburn's Paddock in Symonds-Btroct.—ll. E. ■ Brabazon, builder, on the ground.- July 23,1883. nJg O T I C "T. a IN XHK ESTATE Off THOMAB KBLLY. " CONTRACTOR. • A Dividend of 15s 0:1 In the £ la now payable , at the ofSoe of Messrs Devore and Cooper, v Planer's Buildings, Qaeen-Blreet, Auckland. Creditor* before receiving their Dividend must prove their Debts. Dated July 23.1833. DEVORK AND COOPER, Solicitors for the Trustees. ■ N ° ? * c E> RE EDWARD COSTLE. DEC_ABBD. : All parsons who are or may hereafter be 1 Indebted to tho above estate, either tor lutoroel, rent, or otherwise, n ill please iay the same to . Messrs Janioon and Rugsell. Bolloltora, Fort. , Btreet, Auokland, whoso reoelpt shall be a huIB olent disoharga. D^UBL JACKSON^^'ccX D. HEAN | deoeased. 1 Asoklanfl, 27th April, 188 1 *■' "■" ' ' , _! j Educational. ELEMENTARY SINGING CLASS in Parneil. on the Tonic Bolt* method ot rnitdinz music: te«oher, Mr CJlendlnnlnir. - Vuu recolvad on THURSDAY KVKNING next, 26th lnat, at half-cast 7,Lu the Presbjrtarlan , Hchool-room. Subscriptions for tho six months" oonrae (in advance); Gentlewen, 10s; Ladies, ' 7.6 J. , \TOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO- I C(4.TION EVENING OliA88»S.-The C1»B8 tor Siorthand will be oummenoad on | MO.nDAJ/EVKNING, at 7.80. The Hookke>-p ---ln« Class wl! commence on THURSDAY, 26th lust*". Sporting. ■ £20,000 To bo Distributed on tho m/TELBOUKJNE CUP, ISB3, To be run on November 6th. ALL PRIZES 1! NO BLANKS 1!! ■ "THE MELBOURNE TURF CLUB" Desire to Inform the Sporting Public that thoy have mado arrangements for holding a Mammoth Sweep on tho forthcoming Melbourne • Cup, which for Novolty.Fidellty.and Advantage ■ has no equal in Australia. ; CAPITAL: 520.000 in 20.000 Shares of £1 eaoh. First Horse .. £3,000 4 prizes of £500.. £2 000 ! Socond Horse,. 1,000 8 , 250.. 2,000 , Third Horso .. 1,000 10 „ 200.. 2,<>o'i Starters divide 1,000 20 „ llK).. 2,000 Non-startera „ 1,000 I Total .. £16.000 i The remaining £5,0011 will bo omployed by the , Club in making a book on the Cup and other . races, that la, laying and taking the odds by a new system, tho success of which has been practically proved. It is estimated that the • profits acorulng from this source will range ; from £5.000 to £15,000, tho wholo of which (both , capital and profits) will bo eaually divided ; amongst subscribers who were unsuccessful in • drawing either a Horse or a prize in the Mam > moth Sweep. Eaoh. subaoriber will be sure of obtaining aPrize.be it large or small. . The Promoters of the M.T.C. are well-known sporting gentlemen.and guaranieo the above to . bo a bonafide affair in every particular. Ten per cent, commission deduoted from all win . ninga. Drawing to take place on Ootober 28th. , Results posted immediately otter. Subscribers who wißh to bo present will please notify us i in time. Add 3d for reply and result. • Address— THOMAS BENTLEY, Seo. , M. T. C, Melbourne. :• *** ' Medical rriHE Best Preparation extant for promo- I Sing H»ir Growth Is Dr. Erasmus Wl'son's LOTION FOR THE HAIK. It 1b prepared from the original formula of this eminent 1 authority by Osmiß Buichkb, Pharmaceu tical Chemist (Vicvrla and Naw Zealand), junction of Pitt and Gwy-fltrett», Anokland. , CJH*KLANDS CHEKKY P.CTOKAL, O Absolntely the beat remedy ever made for t ooutiHS, lißUNoama. and colds. Prioe, 2a M and In flfl n Bottle. BHARtiAKO * CO. opposite Poßt-offlce. mOOTHACHE CURE —Instantaneous ' 1 Relief. ODOMT ALGIO; Is botlle.-SHAR. LAMP _ CO. (oppoalte P_t-offloe) ' ""«« O«K'S HEW ZEALAND HERBAL , __. KEMEUISS (RBGIBTHRHD). Wbolbsale Agents: For Provincial District* of -* uokland, TaranakL • end Hawke'i Bay—Auckland Agrioultural and Mercantile) Company (I/mltsd). ' For Fiji and Islands—Mensrs W, I'owdon and ; 00., Auotlonoors, Anokland. For Thames—X. Honnis, Kbq. '"OAT ST RAT sT H AT S I—Use T\) SHARUIIWDH PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rats e»t It greedily, and die; no smell. PTIoB, One HhUiiriK a Bottle. BHARLAND fe CO.. opnoglte Poat-offlee. ' PROFESSOR ELLIS, Medical Herbalist, has arrived from Chriatchnroh, after effecting most Buocessful Cures, and Is now pre pared to treat all diseases. Ho guarantees to euro (without fall) tho following Complaints, If { not too far gono:—Authma, Bronchitis, Con -1 sumption (second etago), Cataract, Dropsy, Dysentery, Fovoro. Liver Complaints, Nervous Debility. Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, and Secret Complaints of young men. Wonderful Curo for Corns without pnln.—Address: 308, Quoen-stroet (noxt Young Women's Institute). Prlvato Consulting Room. Hours: From 8 a.m. I to 0 p.m. C^UKK FOX INDIuESTION—TONIC .) BALSAM, a G*nn!no Liver RegnUUon, prioe 3s a bottle.-SHARLAND & OO (Oppo glte Poet-offlce). | G. HENDoRSON'S Cherry Fectorsl •' • Is an Excellent Romeily for Coughs, Bronohltls, Croup, Asthma, and the various other affeotlons of tho Chest and Bronchial Passages.— This preparation is not supposed to Chock tho Cough suddenly, but to remove the cause.—To be had only of J. G. Henderson, Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposite Three Lampa. Ponaonby, Anokland. O R M is Ail children Buffer from them. If auspoated, asfc. for the Certain Ouro. > SHARLAND'S WORM POWDEKB, 1/paoket Atothecarlea Hall, opposite Poat-offloe. \ FOB WINTER COUGHS and Bronchia ' "~"™TbbitatioSTl "™"""'"" mmmmmmm ■ rpRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS " X with Hypophosphlte of Lime and Qnlnlne. For Inoipiont Consumption and Chronlo Chest ) Affections, " Alckln's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with . Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine," is most certainly nltorativo and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma Addrßss — THE PHARMACY, Queen-Btrebt. } rfHE MARVELLOUS REMEDY ) * FOR ) COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS CONSUMPTION, AND ALL CHEST AFFECTIONS. BONNINGTON'S PECTORAL OXYMEL OF CARRAGEEN ! OR Irish Moll (Registered). Cures the worst forms of Coughs Colds, and I Hoarseness, gives Immediate Relief in Bron chitis, is the Best Medicine for Asthma, Cures Whooping-Cough, Is Invaluable in the Early Stages of Consumption, Relieves all Affections of the Chest, Lunga, and Throat. SOLD EVERYWHERE. { GE O, BONNIN GTO N, f CHRISTCHURCH OCTORAhJSOLD'SPawNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agonts Sharland & Co., opposite the c Poat Office. PAINLESS MEDICAL ELECTRICITY. , W. HINTON, having just arrived from Lon -1 don, with most recently approved appllanoes, la '* prepared during a short stay in this olty to treit nervous and other diseases by Galvanization, i FABADIZ iTION, ANDFiIAHKLINIZITION. Charges Tory moderate. Consultation free. Comb extracted without pain, a Realdence: 60. Hobson-sireet. 7 doors from Governor Browne Hotel. Hours, from 10 a.m. S m. NEVER FAILS. 'a Ineeot Life la destroyed by the • T»KRSIAN INSECTICIDE (Pyrethrium t x Rosoum), guaranteed to bo the best proour ' < able _ 'ho London market. ,' For the eireotnal riddanoo ot Fleas, Mosqnl _ toes, anil all other insect pests, try AICKIN'S 1 sold In tins at la (Leach,



I .Busmesa Notices. |jSTo more damp houses ? — *• HTERRA Z^IOTTA. n ERR A pOTTA 1 ERRA~L/OTTA. 1 KRRA~V/OTTA, No more damp houses need ho built if people i- Will use my Imperishable Red or Buff Terra ,{ Cotta, Pressed Faolng Bricks, or, better still, 11 my White Enamelled or Glazod Faolng Brick, 11 whioh rain or moisturo Cannot nffect. I can supply tho Enamelled Brick in various colours, as might be required. It is now well, known that Terra-Cotta cannot bo surpassed, or yet ■ equalled, by any other known building material. ( Samples may he seen at the Pottery, or will I bo forwarded on application to any person requiring the same, ;l G.BO V D , UEWTON POTTERY. VOTICE TO CLIENTS. MR. TOLE, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, HAS RBMOVED TO CHAMBERS NHXT THE BANK OB" NKW ZEALAND, QUEKN-STRSKT. T> E M () V^ Ah. SCHMIDT AND CO., LITHOGRAPHKRS, KNGRAVEHS, AND GENERAL PRINTERS, BeRS to inform their Friends and Customers that the; have REMOVED From Corner of Vulcan Land and Hlgh-stroet to WYNDHAM- STREET, Opposite the smb Cfflca. :ci I n c i if 57 SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST Is as follows :— Best Paling Fence of puriri posts, Hobart rails, and sft Hobart palings, one inch apart, 608. Paling Fence to consist heart kauri posts, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, 555. Three-rail Fence, puriri posts and Hobart rails 455. Wire Fenoea with Top Rail, 335. Wire Fence. 7 wires, 255. Barbed Wire Fenoe, 2 barbed 2 plain ■wires, 18s per ohain. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Picket Fences, from 2s per foot not painted, or 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Piokot iiiwith mill wrought Wicket Gate, all alnted oomplete, at 3s per foot All kinds Repairs to Fenoes and Estimates for very description of Fenoe given on applioa .ion to Sam. White, Fencer, Custom-street, opposite Arnold, Hlnes and Co. rHE pacific tea company's PURE BLEND INDIAN AMD CHINA rr-EAS J. BAa -v ABB THE MOST PERFECT TEAS IN THE SOUTHERN HKMISPHEBB. COKE. r^OKK THE AUCKLAND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED), Purveyors of Light, Heat, and Powbb, Invite orders for iheir Ooko at the following rates (for cash), delivered by the Company, in their saoks, within One Mile of the Gasworks: longer distances at proportionate rate :— Per Sack, 3 bushels .. Is 6d Five Sacks 6s 3d Ten Sacks, or } ton ..11s 6d Twenty Saoks, or 1 ton.. 22s Od H ____ H" § The value of Gas Coke is now o better appreciated than it for- Q Smerly was. Since we brought 3 the subject under tho notice of o 9 householders, many have habit- w g uatedthemsclveitoitsuse.both 53 S for registers and ranges, and m •5 would now decline all overtures P O to use any other solid fuel. We g U recommend those who do not « use Coke to adopt the following plan:—First, Bend to the Gas Company for a few baars of their Household Coke; just tho quantity that can he taken into the premisos conveniently, bear ing in mind that, weight for weight, coke is nearly double the bulk of coal. Next, having oleaned the grates of registers and range of ashes, partly fill them. Bay, one-half, with coke (the larger lumps may be used tor this purpose): upon this foandationlayyourkindlingsand local coals; start your fire, whon there will be one to be remem bered. Those who learn this, the A.B.C. of laying a fire, either for cooking a breakfast or for heating a room, will not readily forego the most certain and economical mothod with solid fuel. i COKE. rriO HIGHWAY BOARDS AND J OTriSRS. MR. JOHN SHAW, having been relieved from City Counoll Worto, has resumed his pro fession ot ROAD KNGINBKB. He Is prepared to take Levels, Quintltles, Kstlmatee, and execute any kind of Road Works. Address:-OITY MARKKT, Qckes-stbkei Kntbanoe. nEANQB OF ADDRESS. SULLIVAN AND McKENNA, PITT-STREET, TMLORB, Hi.BITMAKKRS.and GENBRAL OUTFITTERS. Beg to announce (0 their Friends and the Pabllo of Anokland that they have Removed to more Commodious Premises ADJOINING, where they ibail be h*ppy to meet Cuttomers and Kxeoute Orders to their entire satisfaction. Sullivan, McKenna and Co/a cutting la too well known for remark. Perfect cutting and comfoz in wearing guaranteed. Tho address !— CORNER OP PITT WP BgRUBFOBD-ST^ESTS. C\LKARIN»-OUT SALE OF / OUTLBRY. THOMAS SAMUEL, belne compelled to Clear ont his Stock ot Cutlery In oonsequence Of the PRBMIBSS COMING DOWN and CO other Shop being obtainable, la now SELLING OFF the whole of the Btook at an enormous Sacrifice. The goods are from the beat Bheffleld makers, and win have to be sold at any price, consisting Of— Best Ivory Table and Dessert Knives. Loofcwood'B and Johnson's Best Pocket Knives. Electro-plated Forks, Spoons, Crnets, &c Nevada and Nlokel Silver Forks and Spoons. Superior Scissors and Razors. WHOLBSALB AND RKTAIL, THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF OUTLERx". IS, Quoan-streot (Opposite Town Clockt. TM" O T I O E, BEBS WAX! BEBS WAXI Purchased In any quantity for Cash, Buyers Of Fnngus and Muntz Metal. Having purchased In China a Fine Assort ment ot Teas himself, JAMKB AH KKW oan confidently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the Public generally, will avail themselves ot this splendid op "~'«unltj and call early to buy bis Superior Ooi BO - Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shouobong, ano jrlous Mixed Teas, suited to every taatei He nosalso on hand Japanese Ware. Preserved Glneer, Crootory ware ( Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other commodities too numerous to mention, Note the Address!— JAMES AH KKW & CO., W4. Qnaen-atwwt riIHE DIKEOT SUPPLY STORE, S. 219, QUEEN-STREET. 0 The best place for New Arrivals p; fe and others to get all Household g 01 Requisites at a Cheap Rate. g W§ China, Glass. Earthenwaro 2 01 h Tinware. Brushwaro. Lamps ejg fng Furnishing Ironmonirery (all ktads) go Eg C-itlery. E.P. Waro, Yankee Notions OH ?S Toys, and Fancy Goods. p*3 g| HANCHARU & CRANWELL, g ° Three doors above Welloaley- | m eet W fgSLKNWIL^^HCOMPANY reoetvlng Ordere and Sale of Timber. Timber out to any length, &o. Prloos on application at the yard. . ■ kO YOU wish to Dress Well and XJ Cheaply 1 oo bp Viototla street tIU you see J. Williamß. People'a Tailor. EGGBI EGGS!—Fresh Eggs, in qnan titles to nit purohabers. at Lowest Whole- Bale PrioßS.-Kobt. Row, Vlowria-Btreot,



I Business Noticesi pAKINBRSHIP NOTICE. Si -t . Tako notice, that EDMOND PEARCE haa this day retired from the firm of ADAMS. [ BIGELuW, and PEARGK, of Customhouse . I street. Boot and Shoo Manufacturers, and that ■ I tho business will be continued by James Adams 1 and John Smith Bigeiow. who will pay all debts owing by, and receive all amounts due to, tho late firm. Dated this 21st day of July, 1883. JAMES ADAMS. *" JOHN SMITH BIGELOW. 1 ._, EDMOND PEARCE. .' Witness— Wm. TnoiwE, Solicitor. I, [CARD.] a FfcAVID ROSS, F. R. J. B. A., t 2-s I, ARCinTECT. J Fisher's Bulldlnga, Queen-street. Board and Residence. BOYDON VILLA, Vincent-street.- First-class Board and Reßidenoe, 20s per weik; baths; five minutes from Theatre.— Mrs Fuller. PKIVATE BOARD AND REBI. DBNCK, for Single Gentlemen—fonrmin utes from Post Oflli'O-(f permanent) 18s pet woek.—Address Mrs Uallen, Confectioner, Quecn-Btrefct. /GOVERNOR BKuwno. HOTEL, VJT HOB3ON-'' TREBT. Board and LoDGive, 30a. per Week 81NG1.K Room 23a. per Week Meetings. A— _ _ * A Special Meeting it BANOrUARf CITY OF AUCKLAND, no. 3978, wJllbaheld in the Alpx»ridra-»troct Schoolroom TO-IBOH ROW (Wednesday) X vkmng, 25th Instant, at 7 o'olaok. Busiuoaa: Consideration o( Hy-laws. By order. Hjexbv T. Qabbatt. Sec A.C.B. SOCIETY. — JUVBNILB • CONTINGENT. - A Meeting of tho above wil! :..':o place on WEDNESDAY, July 25. A fu:i ii'i-i 'in?e r.f members Is expected. -P. O'Kanu^^ TODGE UNITED SERVICE, 421,1.0. The regular Monthly Meeting of thla Lodge win be held on WKDNEBUA*, the 23th but. All Masons Invited. By order of the W.M. J. MBLTON, Sec rr\HE L&W SOCIETY OF THE DIS 1 TRICT OF AUCKLAND. Notice is hereby given that a General Meet- Injr of the members of tho above Socloty will be held on MONDAY, the thirtieth day of July instant, at threo o'clock In tho afternoon, at ths Diatrlot Court Room, Auckland, when the report of the Council for tho past aix month* will bo read and considered, and all other busi ness, of which ten days' previous notice shall have been given to the Soorotary, will be trans acted. Dated this fourteenth day of July, 1883. KDWIN HESKETH, Hon. Secretary. | GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION. VJT WOMEN'S CRUSADE. - Meeting'for Women only at Ponaonby Baptist Church on MONDAY, July SO, at 8 o'olock. THAMES Gi;LD-MIMNG COM- X PANY (Limited.) NOTICE. Tho Annual General Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the office of tho Company New Zealand Insurance Company's Building Qucon street, on TUESDAY. 3lßt July, 1883 at noon. J. STODART, Secretary. Auckland. 31th July. 1883. IWEW ZEALAND EDUCATIONAL 11 ISSI'II'UTK, AUCKLAND BK»NCH. TEAOOEHb' ASSOCIATION. The Annual Meeting far tho Eleo'.ionof Offloe bearors tor the eoßUing sosr will be held at the Wollesfeystre«t eohool-roum. SATURDAY, 38th mat, at 2 p.m. This will baa favourable opportunity for Teachers to join ttto Association. 11. M AEON, Bon. Sec. AOuUOuB. B, TONES. S. 0, OABB, B. D, TOHKB TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. APPLES! APPLES! Ex Taraweia, from Ilob.-irt. B. TONES & CO. tnyiLL sell, To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, 200 OASBS APPLES FRBNOH CRA.BB sroNs pippins BTCRMHKB ROdoKTS, &0., &O, Ex Tnrawora, direct from Hobut, B. TONKS. X, C. CABS. B, D. TONES TO-MORROW. By Otder of Board of Governors Auckland College and Grammar School. Q-| HOUSES. <V JL To be Sold for Removal, at Parnoll, on the Ground, at 12 o'olook To-morrow (Wednesday), July 25th. B. TONKS AND CO., Auctioneer*. rO-MOKUUW, NOON. QUEEN-STJBEBT WHARF. TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, LEASE OF PREMISES. R. ARTHUR WILL sell by auction, at Mr MoNab's, Tomorrow, noou, His INTERKBT in LKA*B of those >x tensive Premise now occupied by him, having about niz X ears to run. , Possession In One Week. THURSDAY, JULY 26. EX CLYDE. VENUS TOBACCO. VENUS TOBACCO. On Accouht of Whom it mat CONOEBK. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at his Booms (opposite Thornton. Bmlth «n 4 Firth's Mills). Lower Queen-street, on toe above date, at 11 o'olook, Kl\ THHKBQUARTEB BOXK3 TKNOB «W IOBAuCO. Ha J CA3.K, VENUS, H'B, Terms at Sale. TO-MORROW. APPLES, BANANAS, AND PRODUCE. W. DOWDEN WILL sell by auction at the Exchange Mart To-morrow, at 11 o'clock. OON&IGNMBNT OF HOBART APPLBS Alto, ISLAND BANANAS 50 KEQ3 BUTTKR AlaO. A QUANPITY OF HOU 'E«OLO FUBNI TURK, consisting of-Ohnirg, TdblML Badateias, Spring Bids, Conohes. Draw ing-room EUlttß, DRAPERY. Cretonne. Tweea Suits &a. its, &c W. Dl)lf DE N. Auctioneer. SATURDAY, JULY 28. In the Estate ot R. D, Freeman. FARM AT FLAT BUBH, DAIRY COWS, HORSES, PLOUGH, HARROWS, MOWING MACHINE, HARROWS, GRINDSTONE, TOOLS, WAGGONETIB, DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, BEDROOM PURNITDBE, KITCHEN AND DAIBY VTESBILB, POULTRY, &tt. &O- *"• THE undersigned have received instruc tions from the Trustees In the Estate ot r. D. Freeman to sell, on Saturday, the 28tb July. aHB VALUABLH FARM AT FLAT BUSH, consisting of 88 eotet 1 Dairy Oowb 2 Horses Plough, Harrows, Scarifier Mowing Machine, swingle-trees. Harness ■WagKonotte, Grindstone, Tools Posts and Rails. Saddle and lit idle Dairy Utorslls, Bonedusc Drawlnß-room Snlta of Furniture Unefianiers, Carpets, Venders and Ironft Olookß. Books. Bedroom FurnUnrj KUchen Utenßlls, tonltry, &o. AT 12 NOON. HUNTER & NOLASf. {Continued on fourth page,