TELEGRAMS.

(EBOM ODE OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

CAMBRIDGE, this day.

at tbe Cambridge District Licensing Pnnrt this day, renewals were grsnted to Messrs Kirkwood, Rose, Hewitt, and Gil- Stt- The license of Camp's Tamahere Hotel was altered to "accommodation," fnd the license reduced to £15. Mr Hay appeared for Gillett and Kirkwood^ and ap- Xd for eleven o'clock licenses. Refused. In the wative Lands Court, evidence is helnff taken in the Tatua Block, tfforts 22 uLing made to amalgamate the smaller Xims by arrangement among the partus. The Puahae subdivision has been furtner adjourned to allow of an amicable arrange ment.

(PEB PRESS ASSOCIATION )

CHRISICHCRCH, this day. The Customs datiea collected during May amounted to £19,168; beer duty, £864. The Customs duties for the.corre«pondiog period of last year, were £20.999; beer Suty, £1207.

GISBORNE, this day.

Mr Duncan Hepburn, brickmaker, was elected j eaterday a member of the Borough Council, two hundred and twenty-six votes being recorded for him. His oppo nent, Mr Willoughby Brassey, s>licitor, only received one hundred and forty votep. EXTRAOKDIN^RY CRIMINAL * CHARGE. The Police Court wns occupied till mid niuht yesterday hearing the charge of rape . nieferred by Mm Marian Proughley againsta *oung man named Mclldoe, of Gi.bome. Mrs Proughl»y married a man named Joy in Auckland, living with him only about a moctb. She teaches music and chenille work and admitted receiving visits from oentleman friends, and taking a little whiafcy with them occasionally. Prisoner entered her bouse after midnight in com pany with another man, who in evidence stated that Mrs Proughley wanted 5s to allow him to stay till morning. The evidence of the prosecutrix went to shew that she resisted all overtures, and that she was criminally assaulted against her will.' . The accused was committed for trial at the , Bupreme Court at Givborne. The Gisborne shareholders in the Mntual Fire and Marine Insurance Company are very indignant with the directois (or transferring the interests of tbe company to : the Union on their own responsibility. lee this morning a quarter of ao inch thiolc. Cold dry weather has set in.

DUNEDIN, this day,

' ; The Licensing Committee of Dunedin - Boath granted midnight licenses to hotels ;:ln tbe main parts of Princes-street, but •restricted the hours in nearly ell other coses where midnight licenses have been -hitherto held. Respecting the lambipg- I down case at Scott's Hotel, the Bench ex I pressed tbe opinion that It was a very bad case, but as no proceedings had been taken ; In the Police Court, declined to cancel the licenao. Geotge Wilson, a saloon passenger by the Indian Empire, died of consumption shortly after the Indian Umpire's arrival, • He was in a delicate state of health on leav - jug England. • The Dunedin Central I icensing Bench ' have cancelled a publican's license, and iv • ' the majority of case* restricted the hows, •.The Commissioners stated that in any ca« where barmaids were employed after hours. - 'they would unhesita'ingiy take away the license.

KARANGAHAPE LICENSING COMMITTEE.

las annual meeting of this committee was , heldiknson to-day, in the Resident Magis trafo'a Court. Piesent: -Messrs K. Meven ion (chairman) Joreph Warren, Nicholas Bimma, and George Bevan; Mr J. B fltoney, clerk; Superintendent Thomson so the part of the police; and Mr Stephen . Fuller, secretary of the Licensed Victual lera Associations. Solicitors: Messrs. Tyler, Hesketb, and George. I TRANSFBHS. — The following twelve ''o'clock transfers were granted. Queen's ■Hotel, John Adams to Louis Hartmsister ; York Hotel, Walter M. Davidson to John .Retatlack. • s>; . RBNEWAIS — John Thompson, Edin -1 oorgh Castle ; Jobn Lynch, King's Arms; ■& Patrick Brophy, Star Hotel; Loois Hatt meUter, Queen's Hotel; Samuel Williams, Newton Hotel; Jobn Hetallack, York ,' Hotel.-s-Supeiintendent Thomson baying no ■■;' complaint against any of the applicants, the renewals were granted.

NEWS of the FORTNIGHT.

i-BT OUB SPECIAL *,ORBESPONDENT in London.)

Easter Holidays, London, April 5 THB advent of Easter was signalled all over Bsgland by piercing east winds and Violent sleet storms. Shivering holiday inakttidrew up their blinds onEasterSunday morning to find the country covered several Inches deep with a shining pall of virgin tnoW, and when frost-supervened once more made the streets absolutely impass able. We really began to feel as if it.were Christmas instead of mid-spring. For tuaately, this sort of thing could not last bag. The clerk of the weather is good- Mtwted, and having played off his foolish little joke upon us, he allowed the sun to thins, and now we are having quite a good time as regards weather, y'u Lady Florence Dixie. the talk just at pnsent is all about Lady Florence Dixie. In my last I gave you (quite in good faith) the story of the " Mys terious assassins and the Invincible corset," At that time the facts were very generally believed to be true. Some of the papers had declared credible and independent wit .nesMs would be.fort'tcoming when required, toswear to having seen Lady Florence's "Mgawkward women in green dresses" in tb seighbourhood, and it was not till Mr Gladstone and the House of Commons burnt out laughing over the affair tbat its real nature began to dawn upon the public. ■The Kene in the House did not occupy two minutes, a member asked the Premier if i be could furnish any information about the alleged attack on Lady Dixie, and the rißht hon. gentleman replied tbat the police could discover no signs of the as •aasins, npon which everybody present ap plauded. Mr Gladstone is so kind-hearted : and generous that he would never have given such an answer, unless he knew more than he chose to tell, aud ever since people tone been expectantly awaiting some •tattling revelation. Now, however, It does nQt stem likely much moie will be board of the business. The Home Rule party vowed vengeance, and Captain O'Shea declared that unless tbe Home Secretary made a definite statement as to whether the attack had taken place or not, bs would raise a debate on the question. '.'■-, This threat created an immense sensation, but eventually the gallant captain was Pacified, aud, npon Sir William Haicourt Worming the bouse that the evidence in &wour of an assault having been com mitted tested mainly on the woid of Lady Florence herself, the matter was allowed to *op. Meaawhile, the initiator of this extraordinary escapade is simply raving « be laughed at by Parliament, flouted M the police, ignored by Royalty, •ltd discrei Red by the public, is a very different thing to being the much-admired heroine of a brutal assas-ioation plot. If lady Florence did (*b the detectives infer) pierce the holes in her garments with a P>!r of scissors before she put them on, and ?n*a razor lightly across the palms of berhands to make them bleed, she is beirg »ell punished for ber folly, and the posi lion Prvumont Dixie finds hinrel in must be tii-- reverse of pleasant. The Queenaberry family have always seemed - more or less crazy, The present Marquis (Lady Florence's brother) is an : obtrusive atheist, who imagines his j agnosticism amatterot importance to thecom munity at large. He talks in the wildest Wsy, and only the other day interrupted the performance of a play (it was Tenny • son's " Promise of May") because hedis f agreed with tbe sentiments of one of tbe characters. Lady Gertrude Douglas (Lady . Florence's elder sister) has also peculiar - tastes. At tbe mature age of five and tbitty she married a young baker-her proteg6 from childhood -and now assists in dispensing bread to the residents of West Bwmpton. Lady Florence herself bears the leputation of getting into sundry not altogether ladylike scrapes. She is fond , -of dry champagne for lunch, and, possibly, this beverage may not be wholly dis- ! Connected with the assassination delusion,

THE TRUNK RAILWAY ROUTE.

Mr varkeek'e Report.

(BY TELEGRAPH-TRESS ASSOCIATION.)

i NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. Mr Carkkik, the sutveyor employed to explore the country batween Stratford and Manukau for a roHte for a railway, reports that the country through which he went was good land, and that there were many suitable routes for either roads or railways, He says theie are no engineering difficulties in the way to taken railway through tbe country. Mr Carkeek corroborates all Mr Cheal, the surveyor {oow of Auckland), reported eight years ago respecting the country, who then said : " The first sixty 1 miles was undoubtedly a good line for a railway, and be saw no difficulties for a railway being taken along the route he went towards Auckland."

MUNICIPAL "ROW" IN SOUTH DUNEDIN.

The Ratepayers and the Mayor,

[BY TiLEORAriI. — PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

DUNEDIN, this day. After the "row" at the meeting of the South Dunedin Town Council last night, the majority of the Councillors, along with a large number of ratepayers, held an indig nation meeting, when a resolution calling on the Mayor and the whole of the Council to resign *as earned. A resolution was also pioposed that in the event of the Mayor taking the chair at any future Council meet ings, the ratepayers should take steps to prevent him, and io tbe temper of tbe meet ing would have been catried, but the Coun cillors urged them not to resort to force. Creat excitement prevails iv the Borough.

MINING NEWS.

(BY TELEaRAriI.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

THAME3, this day. Tns Marines to-day got 31bs of stone, showing f eely colours and dabs of cold, while breakiog down tho No, 2 leef in the wo.t drive. At No. 5 level tho reef is broken for 16 feet ia length, averages about 9 inches thick, and camei a large quantity of good mineral.

ACLIMATISAIION SOCIETY.

The monthly meeting or tue Society was held at 2 p.m. to-day. Present: Messrs J. Russell (in the chair), Bull, Buttt, Bill.

AMnRICAN brook Trout.— Tbe chair man said that there w-re still a number of the American brook trout in the ponds ot the Domain, and it was advisable that they should be turned out. A letter had been sent to tho Tautanga Society, offering them some, but no reply had yet been toceivtd. —Mr Hill said that he believed the reason there was ne demand for them was the belief that the waters of the province were too warm. He read a letter from a friend at Raglan, stat ing that the fish were thriving well. It was decided to send 700 of the fish to Messrs Kay, Hay, and two streams at luakau, and also to write to Mr Commons at Tauranga, asking if the wciety there would take the balance. Some discussion ensued as to the advisability of importing trout ova fiom Canterbury next season.—- The chairman question! d if the public knew the society would supply them with ova free of cost on the condition that they provided fish boxes. Ihe society would also provide specifications as to size, etc., of lish ooxes. It was eventually decided to 'to make this fact public iv the papers, and postponed, consideration of the matter of orderiDg trout from Canterbury till next meeting. LICKNSE3.—The secretary reported that the reveuue from licenses would be about £450—£30 leas than last year. Several members stated, as the reason of this diminution, that this year country Bottlers bad to send to Auckland for their licenses; last year the licenses were Issued at the country poet-offices. A resolution was passed recommending the Government to i authorise tbe sale of licenses at post-offices. -The chairman reported that the special ranger appointed by the society had secured evidence against several pcr.-ons for shoot'ng without licenses. -Mr Hill moved, and it was resolved, "That in view of the largely iucreased facilities for the sale ot game tbat the meat freezing industry will afford, the Council recommend tbat the following amendment to ' The Animals Piotection Act' be made : Tuat tbe Government be empowered to pio hibtt the exportation of pheasants from any licensing district." Poisoning Rabbits.—Mr Hill stated that tee Rabbit rmisance Act had been in troduced at fiaxlan, wheretoe pheaeants tee as thick as in any part of the colony. He believed that the result would be that tbe pheasants would be poisoned in large qualities. From petsonal expertenoa ne knew that the rabbits were not at all likely to increase bo as to become a nuisance, tie said that the wholesale spreading of poisoned wheat at Otago had the eflect of exterminating the pheasants and partridges. It was decided to request the Government to discontinue the destruction of rabbita at Kaglan by means of poisoned grain. Financial.— The monthly statement of accounts showed a credit balance on June 4'h of £115 0s 9d.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Jura 5, 1883. Bank of N.Z - Sailers, £2210s Nationlal Bat-k-Sellers. 78s (Joionial Bunk-Tilers. 17a 8.8. Insuranoe— Sai'era. 37" 6d National Insurance— jiew Usua, Ms P»ld up; seller e,2ls 61 oion liisuranon—Buyers. 24i N.Z. Loan and Mercantile—Bellew, AS IBi National Mortgaftt—;9a 6d Tsunlriroal—Sellers, 16i Coromandei S.S. uo.-Sellere, 17s ._, Shaping—Sellers, 82s 6d Eisner *> d Co.—Hurers. lis: rollers, Us 6d Accident—Bayers, 6' 8d; sellers, 7a Albnmta Buierß,«2s Queen of B ;auty-9j tfd, 8s 6d; buyers. 7s 6d; Boilers, 9s „ .. _~ n rino» tmcor!al-44*: boyeis, lit; sellerj, 15sEd Lsidon—Bayerr,2s6l ew Manukau—2» 3d; buyers, 2) ld; sellers, 2s id '

A telegram was received from A'exandria to day, stating that Wahanui has arrived at a native settlement near that township for the purpose of meeting Sir George Grey. The first meeting of creditors in the estate of David Hogg Munn, of Kamo, publican, was held in the Supreme Court house to-day, Mr Thos. Macffatlano being elected trustee. The debtor sets down hia liabilities at £1320 17s Id, Messrs L. D. Nathan and Co., who claim £816 13a 7d, being the largest creditors. £230 is the amount of the assets, of which sum £150 is represented by book debts. A conference took place between the Parnell Borough Council and the directors of the St. Heliei's Bay Company to-day, with reference to the poitits of differecce bitween the two bodies re the tramway agreement. Nothiog definite resulted. The Ornru prooerty which Mr Green wood advertises upon the 4th page of this issue that he is instructed to offer by auction, has been withdrawn from sale. A meeting of the creditors of Robett Jamieson, wheelwright, late of Pukekohe, I and now of Auckland, was held to-day, when Mr l hos. Macffarlane was elected trustee. The debtor's liabilities are stated lat £104 7s lid, and his assets at £20 10a.

THE AXJCKLAJSD EOiNING STAR, TUESDAY. JUNE 5.



XTEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY JJI AND MERCANTILE COMPANY CAPITAL £1,000,000 Head Offices, New-Zealand: THB TRIANGLE CHRISTCHURCH. Manning Director! Geo. G. Stead. Consulting Direotor: P. CUNNINQHAM. The undersigned begs to Inform Grain Mer chants and others that he has been appointed AGENT for the above Company, and is now prepared to receive orders—which shall have prompt attention—for Grain and All kinds of New Zeai^nd Produce. R. H. STEVENSON. Agent. Union Insurance Office, Queen-street B1 O R S A L~EI '■? ALLOTMENTS. STOKES'S POINT (Main Road): U x 231, -~. —AVONDALE: J aore (opposite school), &0. COLLEGE ROAD: Allotment,33 x 100, A3 per i foot.—NEWMARKET: Choice Jorner Allot . ment,Cl4o. ELLERSUE (olose to Station) 168 x I 160, 41 per foot. EASY TERMS.—AIbo, several desirable Cottages, on terms to suit purchasers. ! - LABOUR EXCHANGE AND ESTAfE AGENCY, High-street. A. T. Carter, Manager



J Meetings. I ~~" rjIHEATRE ROYAL, SIR GEORGE GREY, X.C.8., Wilt deliver an address at the Theatre,Royal ' To-night! Tc-NtQRTi To-nigM] commencing at 8 o'olock, on the principle! whioh should guide tbe Citizens of Auckland In founding the Fiee Publlo Library. The Char will ba taken by His Worship the Acting Mayor. The Dress Circle will be specially set apart for La: its, and Ladles accompanied by Gentle men, The doors to both Dress Circle and Stalls will be open at a quarter-past 7 o'olook, JNO. KINO, f eoretary to Committee. rTI TIZE NS' BALL. A Special Meeting of Citizens' Ball Commutes will be held la Ur IJevore's (Jfflca (Devora and Cooler's new offloes). Q aeon-street. iO-MoR UUW (We uoßd.j), the Bih June, at 3,30 p.m. Business:—To pass Aooounts aid w md-up the late Bail. Hairs. D. F. BVANB. Hon. Sao. WAITAKRREI WEST HIGHWAY BOARD. Ihe adjourned Annual Meeting of Ratepayers wl l be held at tuo Uratla Hote', Henderson, on SATURDAY, the 13th June, at noon. JOHN SUYTH. Chairman. Maltakerel.lth June. 1883. WIS, the undersigned, request the mem bers of the present Highway Hoard to meet tho Katepayers and Residents of Devon port, at tbe t evooport Hall, on TUUHHOA.Y, tha 7th lnbtant, at 7.80 p.m., to afford Informa tion as to 'he present financial potltlon of the Botrd. and the expenditure of the rates to the t-ro.eat tine, ana fornleh books and papers, &c. &o.: - j F. Duder William IJnd M atthew Sla' tery Thomas Cole 'i hew. J. Uarbutt Geo. N. Brassey T. J. Ducer W. Bond H. Cameron *dw. Burgees T. Bond W. B. Anderson Kdw. Kamncond h.t. Rowley W, H. Pearoe T. K. Durance JohaLfck J. .'otinett II d. Bartlay w Uliam Buohanan Henry Pitta Jtvouh Glennv H. B. Mortoi t orollne Vlor.on IperH. George Hlbbla ts. M. ) John BUes J. Byinoni. "IVTEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER- JlI CANTII.E AGtfNuy COMPANY (bIMITBDI. Notice Is hereby given that tho Annual Local Meeting ot the New Zealand Loan and Mer oanii o Agenoy Company (limited) will bs held at the Offloe of the Company, at Auokland, on WEDNESDAY, the ith day of July, 1888, at noon, FRBDK BATTIiBY. Beoretary. Auckland, Jane 11883, ,« UCKLAmu PKRM*DtENr CO "* OPHRArIVE BUILDING AND IN VESTMENT SOCIETY. NOTICE. The Eleventh Annual Meeting Of the Anok land Permanent Co-oceraJvo Building and Investment ncolety, for receiving the annual report aad account*, and eleotlng a Committee of Management and Auditors for tbe ensuing year, will be held In the Lecture Hall of the Young Men's Christian Association, Albert street, on TUESDAY, 12th June, 1883, at half past T In the ovening. JOHN BATGBR. Beoretary. i I E3 Ecclesiastical. pOSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION. BLUB RIBBON ARMY. Tie following meetings In connection with the above wilt ho hold during the week:— • uesdayi Wesleyan Churob. Newmarket. Spaaters — M'flira John Rrame, F. A, White, and Qrabam Tawbi* (nuiw). Thum day i Baptist Church, Ponsonby, Bpo>k»r — Rev. Q. W. Spenoa and Mcssra J. W i*>Of aod R. H. Doubt. Adm'wlon: Free but Ocl -1,-otlon to defray expenses. Kaoh MeailDg to oemmence at T. 39 p.m. Sankey's Hymns. Pleasa bring them with you.] 'ii i' i Medical THE BAKING POWDER parexeellane is AICKINS ASRATKD BAKING POWDER " The Most Economical.'* "Yields more Yeast Gas." Pure Material only. Not Mixed with Rice Flour or Alum. In tins at Is 6d and 2a (3d. Spooial Prloe Wholesale. Address:— THE PHARMACY, QugKN-STBBET. CUKR FOR INDIuE»IIuN—IVNIC BALSAM, a G»nulne Llvor HegulaUOr, prloe 8a a bottIe.—SHAKDAND JC Co (oppo site Poat-offlort. INTERNAL COMPLAINTS. Stiff Joints, and Broken Parts attended to,— S-iwlna Maohlne Depot, 70, Queen-street. D. 8. Chambers. 'pUE Herbal Treatment lor Coughs and I Colds.—Oberry BARK, Yarrow, Pleurisy. Hoar hound. — Prepared at GaNUaRTuN 8 DI4PBNBARY. fewtoa. Safe and certain describe symptoms. JtOOTHACHE CURE —Instantaneous . Relief. ODuNT ALGIOt Is botUe,-SHAR- L AND fc 00. (opposite Poet-offloe), POR THB CORK of 03U9H8 and COLIS, ■piOR THE OURS Of BRONCHITIS. I7IOR THB CURE of ASTHMA and DIFH . OULTYot BRUATHING, £oBONB j§YBUP OF JJYPOPHO9PHITES WITH jLuPRORBIA IT ILULIFERA. ' In Bottles at 8/6. TOOTHACHE! TOOTHACHE I TOOTHACHE Immediate Relief by using EDSON'S M 'GIU ESSENCE. In Bottles at la. yharlands cherry pectoral, O Absolutely the beat remedy ever made for OOUtiHS, HKONUBITIB. AND COLDS. Prion, 2s Cd and it Sat. Bottle. BHARLAND «-. Co., opposite Prst-offlee. GARDNER'S "Pectorine" is unequalled (or Ociugbs and Colds, GABDNRR'4 "BLOOO MIXTURE ' speedily removes Pimples, Blotohcs, tec. from tho skin, and renews the blood. TO BE HAD IN AUCKLAND ONLY AT THE ENGLIBH PHARMACY, 181, QUBBN-BTRBBT. HASLETT (LATH GABDNEE). HEwDBRSON'S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER. INVIOTA BRAND. MEDICAL HALL, ' Opposite Three Lamps, Ponsonby. AuoMand, KATSI RAT SI RATSI-Use BHARLAND'* PHOSPHOrt PASTE. Rats eat it greedily, and die; no emeu, trloe. One shilling a Bottle. SHARLaND fc CO. opposite Post-offloa. ORM SYBl)P.—Prepared especially tn destroy the Beat Worms, whloh oanse so muoh Irritation. Prloe, la 61—GaNDER TON'h DISPitNtfARY, Karangahape Koad, Anokland. ________ WO R M H All children suffer trom them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Cure. < SHABLaNDB WORM PQWDBkb, 1/paoket ADOtheoarlea Hall, onnosite Post offloe. Til E N C I N G,l SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST Is as follows :— Best Pating Fence of puriri posts, Hobart rails, and sft Hobart palings, one inch apart, 60s. Paling Fence to consist heart kauri posts, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, 5Se. Three-rail Fence, puriri posts and Hobart ra Wire Fences with Top Rail, 83s. - Wire Fence, 7 wires, 255. ..__,,, Barbed Wire Fence, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, IBs per chain. Cattle won't look at barbed wire, Picket Fence?, from 2s per foot not painted, or 2a 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Picket Fence with mill wrought Wicket Gate, all painted complete, at Ssper foot. All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for evory description of Fence given on applica tion to Sam. White. Fencer, Custom-street, opposite Arnold, Hines and Co. POWBR TO LET, on 70 miles of gas mains, in the olty and suburbs 011 Auok l»nd. Knglnoß from J to 100 h.p. in. tested. Con sumption of sao. from 18 oublo feetot.gasiper indloated bor.e-vower per hour for tha larger Sims to 25 fe?t for the smaller, tunable for SSeers. Woodworks. Printers. Firewood j DeSaA. Boot and .•hoe M™*^™™-*™^ ue»ler'. Maltitera S*ussg9 Wafcers, *c., So., and for Amateur's lathea and Fret Saws, Ihe OTglne out. firewood at 2d per wn. and •tinted Sutent hoisting work the cost *»m*W»m mar aa la 8d ncr day for a 84 h p. engine, tne &gla" JSSIM <3l day. ThW-AveiO«o Gas Knulnes era now ereoted in Anokland For ; ] u?m» and conditions, app'y toi the 1 Auokland Gas Company (Llnaßed). Fmfretreet sizes In stock -1,1,2. 3}, 8,12 h.p.



I Wanted. WANTED SEEN, the Wonderful Fresh Bargains In! Men's {Watertight Boots, only 10a 6d, at Dampler's | Boot Shot. Victoria street WANTED, a General Farm Hand, married.—apply Kotomabana Office, wharf. WANTUD, a Situation as Driver; knows the City and bubarbs well.— Apply by letter to •' g.f1.," Past-uffloe. Newton. ANTED, Draper's Assistant.—Apply bhera In o.hers. Qaeenßtreet. W~~ ANTED, a Carpenter used to Saw mill work for Watkato.-Apply to H. w. Heath. Hhortland-street. \\j' ANTuD, a Wheelwright for General VT Work and Hepalrs.-App'y to James Molmyre. Onehunga WANTED, a good Coatmaker and Tallo.ess.-R. Stow. Tailor, 85, Victoria street WANTED, 3 *.B. Seamen for brigan- tlte Magel au Ulond.-Apply on Buacd. WANTED, for Wholesale Warehouse, Manager tor Maconeater Department; liberal ealaiy to a first claw man with colonial experio cc -apply by letter glviug references, Stc, tuMinohtßtec Star Uffloa. Auckland. _ AN!ED, a Hioreman for an Iron Yatd; mußt ba aoou.to ed to bar iron. _T, and S. aaorrln and Co. (limited) WAN TED, a Plumber aud Ziucworker; a ÜBOtnl hand wIU have permanenj em ploymeat - Apply to Josh. Harrison, Unite atreet, Cambridge. _ WANTEu, a good Wax 'lhtead Machinist; couetaut work HicjJ petent hano.-J. Trenwlth'a BO)t Faotory. Wakeflel i- street _____ "ANTED, a Steady Man as Carter, accustomed to horssß.-Apply J. Grey, Kden Crescent, or saotory. Aloert-Btreet. WANTED, Steady Young man to Colleot Milk in country; must have good knowledge ot horBOB.-Apply AUOktanO Diiry.Company, Bobaon Bueet lUtolon Wed nesday. | I _\T ANTED, 2 or 3 Reapectable Young VV Men Boatdere.-Apply Mrs Connolly. Welling ton-street ____ WANTED, a respectable Boy able to mil* and make himself generally uai f qL—apply to Samuel Cochrane and Son, ifott street. ___— \* ANTED, a respectable Boy to deliver Vv parcels j mu*t enow lown well.—Apply to Monro and MUUgag. Hobson-atraet. WANTED, a respectable Lad to drive a baker's onrt-Appy to T. J. Philip. Baker, tiewton. lIT ANTED, a respectable Youth to at v T tend to horse and gatdoo.-APply tIAH Uffl-e. WANTED, at Hnnnaford'a Auckland Registry (established 20 years), 1 Hotel Generals (townlMirgent WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years). Butcher Boy (Upper Thamos),_2os and found; urgent T*i ANT&D, at Hannaford's Auckland VV Registry (-BUbiiSLeo 20 years), Generals I Parnell', nowatblng_;_mTient. "WJ ANTED, at nannnford's Auckland » v Registry (established 20 years), Good Respectable Female Servants of all claascs. _\J ANTED, a General Servant,.wbo cau T 1 milk; no washlag.-Mrs R. H. Stoven son. Shelly Beaob. ■ WANTED, a good General Servant.— Mrs Ziegler, Brloklayers' Arms Hotel, Chapel street. ______________ WAN TED, 2 Genet al Servants.-Apply to Mrs Jervls, rtOiiatry offioe, Devon port. WANTttD, Cook and Laundress ; also 8 BooseiUkid.-Apply to Mrs Bui, Mount Kden near amlth's Omnibus Office AN l ED, a Situation, by "a good Housemaid, in tho town.—Mrs Whit combo's Registry, next tho Market, Wellesley- Btreet entranoe. 11/ ANTED, a Respectable Girl to mind Vv a biby.-Apply *ra Williams, Vlotoria atreot. _ WANTED, a reapectable Girl for amall family la Watkato; mu»t hi able to do plain ooosiog.-Apply to Mis J. K. Wright, le Awamutu. WANTED, at once, two good Tailor ossob -Apply to J. F. Leplne, Tailor, Wakefleld-Btreet. WANTED, 2 Lady Assistant* at the London Aro.de.-A»P y to 0. W. floodson. WANTED to Hire for a few weeks, light Home lor Pony) »nd ChaiM. With option of parohate. -" A.2.," et*r Otilcs, ANTED, a Good Mouse of 7 rooms within one mllo of Government llouso. —Address, T.P.A., Star Office. V* AN r*D, to Sell, 2 first-class Howes, Vl qnlet to rldo and drive; any trial given, -J. W. Prince, Newton. »v'ANTED, Tenders till 4 p.m. on «;, Saturd»y, 9th Instant for Painting a Dwelling-bow. — Apply F. irlme, Iron monger, fco„ K»r*na*h»p» HQad - - / ANTED, a Situation by a younrf la' y VI as Lady Help, Parlour-maid, or Houso maid; has had considerable experience in the above capacities; Is a good needlewoman.— Apply to GL, Young Women's Institute, Queen- Btroct. . » « r ANTED.—When yon are in Hobson- V ¥ street ca'l and tee the La'ge and Choloe Btook of Sojh h t hevlot Tweed*. In heather and cr»nl'e shad's, «t Munro ana MU'lgan'a. TTTaNTEO SEEN, tie extra grand V v Line of Sentlemea'* Heal Hand-newn Kid Elastic aide Winter Bonte. very cheap, at Uamoler'* Hoot Shoo, Vlotorla street U ANTED KNOWN, Porcy'a Muffins to be had at Messrs Wright's and Dallon's Pastry-cocks, Queen-street Wr McKeown^ Qaoin-Btreet Wharf, and at the Bakery, vv akefleld-Btreet. \\; ANTED KNOWN—Another grand V? Lot ot Ladles'. Gents', and Children's Frtßh Boots at Dampler's Boot Shop. Vtotoila atreet Be In time. WANTED TO SELL, New B-roomed Hona- In Fontocbr. Kasy terms.—Apply Mr w. H. Potter, at B. Ooombes's, Qaeen-etreot \\l ANTED, to sell a House, 3 rooms, vt situated In Water-street, near the Kden Viae Bole). Weekly payment! taken; »ls* plenty other property on ea»y terms.—For further particulars apply *. J. Thomis, Lisbon Storr, gran<lln Koad. \\i ANTED to Buy, 1 or 2 first-class V T Carrtaio Hones, not less than 16 hands 2 inches high; brown or bay preferred. -Apply W. Orowthor. U' ANTE D, Millinery, Louioo HI v* Children's t'nderlinon, Wool .Goods, Hosiery, Haberdathery, Uorsetß FUnnels, Blankets—at Kobeon's Melbourne House, t on sonby. WANTED ENOWN-Herbs for aU Diseasts and Complaints at The His penaary. Karangahape Koad. Do>orlbs your owe, and have me True, Harmless Vegetable Mediolnes. \\f ANTED, to Huy, Left-ofl Cloming of vv every description, for caah. Parties waited on. P.S.-Wanted Known—For Hiro, Trap and Saddle Horses.—Apply Thos Hill, Clothier and Draper, ParnCu,. WANTfcD KNUWN—Bwing LooKtng Glasses 3s 6d. 4s and is 61, are lnoluded, in Dampler's Se'l'ng Oil, Hobaon-atreet f hop »*/ ANTrD, the Largtry Corstt, 2s 6d; Vv Dr. Warner's Ocrallne. 6b da; Uitle Itollle, 5s 6d; Polly, 5' 11 he Asoo-. 2s 3d; at Bobsonj Meltonrne Bouse, PODBonby, WANTED K^OWN—Thst TEIiTH can be Kktraoted. Soaled, or Stopped (charges strictly moderate) at The Dlscociiary. Karangahaps Read (next Lambourne's Hard ware Btore). WANTEU Known (in cons'quenco of the old premises being about to como down), that the business formerly carried on by Mr G. O. Plggott Watchmakor and Jowoller, has boon Removed to tho third shop above tho A Ibort-Btrcct corner Victoria-street. U ANTED KNuWN, by friends and ous'omeis—That Mo<nru 1 app and Co.. Boot and Shoemaker,), hwo pnroaased the; S<cot aid BtislntßßOf Soott ana Co., Victoria- Street (opposite Hobson Hotel), and Intend to oontlnue soiling the L'oat Quality of Gooda at oorrent prices. X/ai ANTED RNOWN—That all Work- V v ' ing Men can save tholr money by call ing at Governor Gordon Restanrant All meals Od. Board and Lodging. 16s per woek.—Roukut Murdock, Proprietor. Note tho address, nearly opposito the Waßomata, and cloae to the Dock ta/sWiKD KNOWN-Another grand Vv Fresh Lot ot Ladles', Gents', aod Chil dren's Good Chi ap Boots, at Dampler's Boot Shop. Vlotorla-strbC- ANTED, the Publio of Newton and Ponsonby, &o„ to know that Itboy oan be suited In every description of Stationery, Benin Wools, end fanoy rltfcu. br P*jit>g a visit to J. Bamer, Walker's Buildings, NewtO", WANTED, Ladies and Gentlemen to Bee our splendid stock of new and seasonable Boota and Shoes. Orders made upon the premises; fit guaranteed: real bargains; no rubbish.— Tapp and (Jo., Viotorla sireat. near corner Hobson-Htreet, WANTED RNOWN-That lam pre. parel to parobasp Houeebold Furniture and other effects on the premises on the shortest notloe. In town oroountry,—apply personally or by leitpr. to Jamie Bae. Darby-attest WANTED KNOWN-Cork Soles, 2Jd j Buot Got a 6d tha Boifle; Button Hooka 2d; Long Leather Laoea, Id the pair, at Dampler's Tost Shop, Victoria-street, \ju ANTED KNOWN—Door Mats, Is TI and 1b 9d, are lnoluded In Dampler's Selling off, Hobßoa-Btreet Shop. WI7ANTED KNOWN -CHEAP TIM- V v ber 1 Cheap Timber 1 And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the yards of P. Gqlpib, Albert-Btreet WANTED KNOWN-that a Gospel T mreraroe Meeting will beheld in tbe Wesleyan Church, Newmarket Speakers: Messrs John Brame, F. A- White, and Grahanj Tawhal. Tuesday. Y-30 p,m ' WANTED KNoW«-ttiat a Gospel Tempera ca Meeting wilt be he'd tn the MiurtVden liaDttstOhbroh io-n'Bhtat7.3op m. apeakers; Revs. '>: xpnrgeon and W, J. Wat kla. and Mr Robert Fry. i a*/ANTED KNOWN-No better V v Speotaoles need be uned than those 1 reduced to 9,t p• r pair at Dampler's Selling Off, i Hobson street Shop, ! vvANTtD KNOWN-Wood Chairs vv Is; grand Grecian Gane - bottomed Chairs. 6s 61 are lnoluded in Dampler's Selling Off. Hobson-street Bhop.



f Wanted. WANTED, the Public of Newton and Ponsraiby. Sea., to call and Inspect the only Stationer* Shin in Newton,- J. H. Hamtr, Walker's Mew Buildings. _\T ANTED KNOWN—The Selling OH f T lnolndes Loa (fireproof Safes at £3 and £3 10s. No higher prices at Dampler's Hobson-Btr Shop, WANTED KNOWN-Ladies'Dancing t-hoes. Fatls made and stamped, 6a 9d, just opened; at Robson's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. ANTED, Pos:s and Rails of heart woo*. Posts—7 feet Bxß Inches ot kauri. Hiatal, totara, tltree. blaok bliob, or puriri. Kails—9 feet 6 x SJ lnohes of rlmu. tltree, kauri, matal, totara. blaok blroh. or rata. Delivered on board cutters on East Coaot or landed at Hlkutals, Tnames Kiver. and Kere p»e, Plato Hiver.-Hunt & White, Contractors, June gad. 1883. WANTED KISOWN—The Grand Lot of Plana Mualo (best known eonusl is reduoed to Id durlntt the celling Off at Dam pier's Hobson-street Bhop. ___ WANTED KNOWN—Anotner grana Lot of Cheap foots, at Dampler's Boot Shop, Viotorla-Btreet. Be In time. WANTEU the Ladies to Know that Monro and MlUlgan, Hobson-street have secured the servioes of a firstoUss Mil liner, and are now prepared to supplr millinery in all Its branohea on the shortest notloe. ANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on personal and collateral security, re payable by weekly Instalments. BUla dls ooumed.-Rae's New Zealand Pawn Shop. Darby street . l» / ANT E V Km OW 5 - A. 0. STEPHENSON, DRAPER, NEWTON. Has Just Opened Up NEW VELVETEENS, epeoial value, L' 9 rard NEW SATINS. 1/9.26. to 6/8 yard NEW BILK 3, splendid Lyons. 4/6 yard NEW HOSIERY. W upwards NE W DOLMAN S, well trimmed, 25/ NEW UL9TERS, 8/6 to 35' eaoh NEW JAOKHT3, splendid value, at 7/8 N«W UNDSROLOrBtNG.aU styles and prioes NE W H ITS, In Btrcw, fto., Oi upwards NEW FEATHERS, 1/6 to 21/eaob NE W FLOWERS, /2J tc 8/6 eaoh NEW TAPESTRY CARPETS, 2,6 iter yard NEW LONG LAOS CURTAILS, IBi. V, 1/S and 1/6 per yard NEW SHORT CURTAINS, li J to V per yard NEW FLANNELS, 85 pieces, /7J to 2/6 pe^yard NEW BLANKBTS, full size, AU Wool, 18/6 per pair NEW CLOTHING, In great variety. DREBSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON THE PRBMIBKB. A. 0. STEPHENSON, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. ANTED.—J. H. Haraer wishes to inform the PubUo that he has com menned DUBlnesa n House, L»ud, and (Estate agent, In Walker's Buildings, Newton. WANTED TO SELL, 100 pairs seam leas coupe JOSEPHINE 1-BUTTON KID GLOVES, 2sfid pair; worthss Bd. JUST Arrived, a shipment ol Norwich orange-coloured SINGING CANARIES, At W. EYRE'S. VIOTORIA-BTRBET. CIOKKECIIVK PILLS for Females,— ' Swollen Legs. Nervous Debility, Irregu larities, Change.—Sale and testimony dally in creasing.—Ganderton, Herbalist, Karangahapo Road. Wanted, li A D I X s TO Know that I have Just Opened Up a Large Quantity of Ladies' Very Pretty Hand Bags, ot Extra Good V alue. Frooure one before all sold. JAMES SCUTT General Drapor and Outfitter, London House, Vlotorla and Nelaon-stroeta. Anokland. ClOuK and Laundress and Housemaid J wanted.—4pp|y to Mrs unit. Mount "den, BOOT TRADE-Wanted, Machinists and Fitter* for the Boat Trade.—Atppl] W. Mo Arthur aad Co.'s Hoot Factory. Gazette in Bankruptcy. -'ilfrJWfttl^iP IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1878," and tha several amendments thereof, and ot th" Bankraptoy tf Robert J amieso.v, a debtor. Notloe is hereby given tbat, at a first moeting of tho creditors of tho above-named dobtor, held on Tuesday, tho fifth day ot June, 1883, in the Supremo court Building at Auokland, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, Thomas MacfiHrlane. ot Auckland, Certificated Accountant In Bank ruptcy, was elected Creditors' Truateo of the property of the said debtor, and that the said Thomas Macfarlane haa Intimated to the Regis trar in writing hla acceptance of tbe said Trusteeship. Dated at Auokland this sth day of June, 1883, G. W. BASLKY, Deputy Registrar. William TnonNß, Solicitor for the Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN UIBTBIOT, IN BANKRUPTCY. In tbe matter ot >' The Debtors aad Creditors Aot 1876." and the several Acs Amend ing the same, and of tbe Bankruptoy of D*vio Hugo Mnitir, ot Kamo. near Whangarel, In the Provincial District ot Auckland. In the Colony of New Boalaad. a Pnbltoan. Notice Is hereby give* that, at a first m«etlng Ot ttie Creditors or the "aid David Hog* vunn, held this flay In the boi'dlngtt of the Supreme Court, Anokland, at the hour of 12 o'olo-k noon, Thomas Macffanann. Kaq.. ot Anokland, in tbe said Provlnolal Ulstrlot of Anokland. Cert* Seated Accountant In Binkrni tor. waa o oot.d Creditors' I ruateo: and that the said ' nomas MsolTarlarehas Intimated to the Regis'rar ot this Honorable Court in writing his acceptance ot tke b> Id office. Dated at Auokland, this fifth day of June, 1863 G. W. BASLKY, * Deputy Registrar. A. v. Whitaker. Wyndham utreet. Auokland, Debtor's Solicitor. ■'__Yr_m_j_Y____~ IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTOY. In the matter of The Debtors and Creditors Act,lß76,"and the Statu tea amondlng the same, and of tho Bankruptcy of Samuel Jamks Frost and Ernest Arthur Frost, of Ararimu, Wade, oarrylng on business together undor the name of r host Brothers, Contractors, Debtors. This Is to notify that Samuel James Frost and Ernest Arthur Froßt of Ararimu. In tho Pro I vlnclal Distriot of Auckland, in the Colony of Now Zealand, Contractors, have this day filed a declaration that they are unable to meet their engagements with their creditors; the first meeting of creditors to be held at the Supreme Court-hoiißO, Auckland, on TUESDAY, the 12th day of Juno, 1883, at the hour of 11 o'olook in tho forenoon. Dated at Auokland this 4th day of June, 1883. G. W. BASLEY. Deputy Registrar. E, T. Dufaur, Phortland-sttoit, Auokland, Bolloltor fop the Debtors. Goodaon's Arcade. _— REASONS WHY EVERY KHBIDBNT OF AND VISITOR TO AUOKLAND SHOULD VISIT GOODSON'S riOODSON'S OODSON'S LONDON UTOODSONS ARCADE. LONDON ARCADE. ARCADE. LONDON ARCADE. ARCADE. -:- ARCADE. BEO AIJBE I—lt Is the mot valuable and varied staok of tbe kind In tbe Australasian colo nies, equalled Only by the London Arcade in Cnristohurob, under the same Propi^e torehlp. BKOAOBKI—The freedom with whioh every visitor oan inspect the goods can only be enjoyed when arranged npon the Arcade plan. BECAUSE I—Every visitor or purchaser are alike trea'ed with the utmost oourtesy, aad sales are not pressed, to render the Inspection of the Arcade otherwise than a meat pleaßsnt recreation BECAUSE I—All goods are classified, tastefully arranged, and marked in plain figures, the pric3 baiog known without enquiry. BECAUSE I—Being onen from 9 to 9. we aecomy modate those who cannot make their tor oHses during tbe day. and our wiadows ifiye). which are most attractive, are wel lighted. BECAUSE I—You may roly upon value received for cash expended discounts, Phkukw- TATIONS, flnft Other B*l?s being igrgrffi A)l roods marked at one uniform low tariff of profits aooording to our trade niouo-f .P. and Q B. BSlOAUSttl—Yon will here obtain tbe bes value for your mouy expepceft a_t an lisps In the Ultr, TRBNTaVITI (^GODSON'S liONDON ■' QUEEN AND VICTORIA - STREETS, AUOKLAND; j! HIGH-STREET. CHRISTOHURGH. London Office: St. Maty Axe.



j To Let TO LET, furnished House, 4 rooms and Pantry. Moderate terms. —Mrs Whlt oombe's Registry, next the Market, Welleslfey atreet entrance. r'| 0 LET, a New six-roomed House near X Queen-street, very convenient; only 15a weekly.—D, F. Evans, Agent Queen-street. rr O LET, a pleasant Marine Residence 1 at the North xhore, with Beach Frontage. Apply to Onarlea galley. |-|[\0 LET, 5-roomed House, close to 5 Queen-sueet, and 3-roomed Cottage, Brown-street.—J. Williams. Victoria-street. I >o LET, new Groomed House, corner Pioton and Hepburn-streets; flue view; g«s and water laid on.—Apply on premises Wednesday and Batnrday. ' | iO LKT, new Shop and Dwelling, oppo -1 site O'Connell-atreet, Ponsonby Road; also. 5-roomed Cottage in Clarence-street.—W. G. Allen, Clarence-street. Ponsonby, a O LEi, in Customhouße-street West, a * Yard (ar part); gooa water frontage.— i pply J. Morrison, Aephalter. Newton Roan. «T\o BE LET Cheap, on Lease, new 8 1 roomed House Store-room, large Yard.— Apply to James trvln, too ot WBkefleld-atrest. rrO LET, a Five-roomed House in Lin- I colnstreet. Ponsonby.—apply to Oraw ford, Fruiterer, near Llnooln-street. 'ItO LET, a 5-roomed House In Brighton ■ Road, Parnell; 13s a week.-F. J. Moss and Co., Shorcland-street. a A) LET, in Gibraltar Crescent, a com- JL fortable 6 roomed House, with water laid on.—apply to G. F. Fowler, Blaoksmltb, Manukao Road, Parnell. TO LET, or For SALK, small FARM, situated at Avondale (part of Dr. Aicken'a), about 7 miles from town. New House i rooms, Stable, and out-houses. Tan acres very good land, partly In young Orchard; all securely fenced and fronting the river.- Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Auckland. ' TO BE LKT, in a first-rate position in Queen-street, a Fruit Shop. Stock and txturea for sale.—Addreas at the Star office. r|AO LET, in a private family, Furnished 1 Bedroom and Sitting-room for a Gentle man, three doors from^Y^M^C^A^AAhert^street. r-0 LET, in Franklin Road, an eight roomed House; gas and water laid on.— Apply Mr P. Smith. Auokland Timber Co. (Limited). rpu LET, a good 5-roomtd House, with .1 city water, situated in England-street, oif Franklin and College Roads.—Apply to Wm. Leys. 3 doors above Star office. fT\O LET. in Newmarket, two nice five JL roomed Cottages, (new) 12s per week.— W, and J, Frater, Land Agents, N.Z, Insuranoa Buildings. rpO LKT, Eight-roomed House, with J bath room, besides stable, coach and cow tiouse, and wash-house, orchard, and three icres of ground. Situated on Main Road. Uemuera, 6 minutes' walk to station, and busses pass every trip. Terms exceedingly reasonable. —James Bncaland, Coombea'B Chambers. rpo EXPttKSSMEN, CARTER*, AND J OT4KKH. — "tabling 2 Horses. Coach tiouse, Grass Haddook, titunted iv Randolph street, Newton, to let.—Apply T L. wniooofc. r|'d LET, a 6-roomed House near Three " Lao ps, t'on»onby; rent,lla.-Apply to Mr Nightingale Co. ege Road. COTTAGE TO LET at foot of Grey street, two rooms, 6s weekly,—O. William so.!, stata Agent. 8. Vulcan Lane. Anokland. OFFICE TO LET, 7s Od a week.-Apply London Loan and Discount Company, High-street, 2 doors from Vuloan Lane. SHOP and House to Let in Grey-street, excellent position lor bnslnew t gas fixings. fco.-O. Williamson. Estate Agent. Vulcan Lane. "j^ oRT fl aHO X£. HOUSE:) to Let In Good Positions.—Apply, R.6R.DUDBU, Devonuort more. " ■- aw ' i i a For Bale. £615. —i b' ls- £618- - Sold At Okce, a NEW TWBLVtf- ROUMtI) HOUaic. furniture complete; out houses; 82 acres of land (fenoea). S aores in orchard; plough, harrow, osrt and harness! situated at Parkiri. Genuine bargain. F. G. EWINGTON. Next" Herald " Offloa. ijiOß IMMEDIATE SALE.—Nice V Verandah Cottage (Four rooms) and free hold allotment. (33 x 90); situated iv Montague streot, Newton (near Upper Queen street). Price, Daly £180.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street (H8) ■ TI O R S A L IS. Mount Eden, oheap, and on easy terms, a new md well-finished Cottage ot loar rooms, soultory, &o.: fitted with register grates, range, tank, &C. Soiondld allotment (voloanlo). 33 x U6. Prloe, U'l6 cash, ba'anca as agreed upon. D. F. KVANtJ. nutate gjgnfc rpWO Allotmcots of Land at Coromandei, JL 38 x 93, at 6S eaoh; good road frontage; must b<j sold at oaoe,—Apply for address to Publisher, Star Offloa. U'OR SAtlitj Good-will, Stock, aud Fit- F tings of a Grocory Business, situated In a leading suburban thoroughfare, doing a good and steadily increasing trade. Dwelling con sists of 5 rooms: gas laid in. 'Bus passes every 1 minutes.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street (next Bank of Australasia). E" OR SaL*, Mount Eden Road.—Very Pretty 1- roomed Verandah Cottage, fitted with register grate, colonial oven, tanks, &o.; El garden and stable. Allotment, 28 x 120. c, £310. Very cheap.—Apply D. F. Evans, d Mart, next Bank of Australasia. 798 _ IjiOtt. IMMEDIATE SALtS (a Bargain)", v House. 7 rooms, and fiee>ioid allotment 60 x 100, for £330. House has verandah lo front and aide, good well, tank, wasb-honse, and nice garden; and Is now offered a bargain at £330, of wbioh £230 oan stand on mortage.—D. F. a vans. Estate Agent, Queer-street (441)_ jiTOR SALE.-A Nice Little Farm of JF 20 Ames, only 13 miles from Town-3 miles from Walkottltl -tatlon-all fenced ana In grasp, Cottase of i rcoins. In quod order' Oroba'd with about 300 fruit trees In full bear log. Ail neosssary out-bouses, 2 miloh cons. heifer, horse, light spring oart. harness, with 80 head of poultry, household furniture, oooklvg utensils, tools. Ko. Prloe for the whole lot, £275. Ibis offers a oapital ohanoe for a New Arrival—D. F. Evans, House and H state Agent, Queen street Anokland. - 809 LEE-STRBET, off Brighton Road, Par nell.—l i-roonied Cottage, fitted with register grate, Yorkshire side oven: well drained, and splendid well of water. Corner Allotment, 83 x 99. Price, £260. 1 1-roomed Cottage, finished off iv a similar manner totho above. Allotment, 33 x 99. Price, £250. A flrat-rato investment—Apply D. F. Brans, Land Mart nest Bank ot Australasia- 802_ AY I HAYI HAY l-Just Received, First Shipment of Red Clover Hay. from J. O, Firth's Estate, Matamata, in small bales, lewt. to ljcwt. each. Splendid sample, and superior to anything ever imported into Auck land. Wholesale and Retail, at R. B. Symon's Hay, Corn, and Produce Stores, corner of Vic toria and Albert streets. triOß SALE. IN VICToRIA-STREET ' (on aocount ot owner leaving the dittrloti, that VALUABLE UOKNER ALLOTMENT, baring a frontage ot 10 fost to Viotorla-Btreet and SO feet to Chapel-street, together with LMtoE bHOP AND DWELLING of Seven rooms. This la one ot the best business positions In this fine street—Apply W. and J. .Frater. Land Agents. N.Z. Insuranoa Buildings. im O R SALE. SAM WHI IE has for sale at his New Yard: Puriri Potts In any Quantity, apeolal prioes to lar.e buyers: retail. Is 01 eaoh; Hobart do, Is 3i: Heart Kauri do. Is eaoh. Balls—Hobart. 80s »nd 80s per 100: TI tree, 75'; Sawn Rtmn, 8d eaob. Pailngs-Beart Knurl Palings, 12s 6d; Hap do, IOj: sft Hobart 18s; 6ft do. 20«. House Blocks. Id por foot. Good Wicket Gates, 10s. Capd.and Mold Gate Posts, 65.-9 AM. WHiTE, Fonoor, Customhoasa-street (oppoßlto Arnold, Bines and Co). _ Highway .tsoara Noticeß. ATAHDHU ROAD DISTRICT. In aooordanoe with the Road Boards Aot, 1882, and the Kegnlatlon cf L-cal Elections Aot. 1878, I hereby give notice that Nominations of Candidates to fid the offices of flo Membereot tho Otabuhu Hoad Beard, must be delivered at tho Temperance flail, O.ahubu, bofore noon ot WEDNESDAY, tbo 13th day of June. In the event of a Foti being necessary, it will ha t<ken on vvKtink -IDa V, the 20th day of June, at the above-named ola c, ' AUGOhTUS J. HHACKBLI-. KeturniDg Officer. June 2nd, 1683, MASONIC HALL, ONEHUNGA,- The Gospa), in Short Addresses, Tesil monlon. and bong, at 7,30. on WEONESDaY EVENING. All olatsa* invited, and all ages The New Edition of Sankey'fl Hyicns will be used, and Copies will be on Sale In the Ante room, at 4d eaoh. i BOSS __________» Moaey. __?_ |k TO *10,000 LENT on Building 3£> L" " Society prlnolploa, or on other terms to suit boirowerß. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment Byatam. Mortgagee and Loans negotiated, See l.lst of Properties for sale on 4th page. Six per oent allowed on money deposited tor investment— a Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Alien and Valuator. 8. vuloan Lane INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, JLAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (CORNS» OF VOLOAN LANE AND QUBKN-STRBKT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT, This Society is now Issuing INVESTING SHARES, ordinarily carrying full rate of Interest and Profit PAIP-UP SHARES of £20 eaoh, carrying 1 Ser cent Interest (payable half-yearly) and par oipattag in Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. 1 terest allowed on Deposits for 13 months, 7 per cent, and on Deposits for 8 months, G per o nt per annu^. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Society advances on Approved Freehold ?,nd Leasehold Property to the extent of three ourths the value. Borrowers may pay off part or the whole o their Mortgagos at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further par Honiara required may be obtained at tbe Society's offices. GEORGE ERASER. Manager,



Corporator! >otices. ■ ftiJUIT QITY OF AUCKLAND METER WATER SUPPLIES. Quarterly Accounts rendered for above Sm plies require to be Paid on or before the 7t instant. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, June 1,1883. Bportma. [CiiOsbs on or About 19th July.] KACE INVESTIGATION COMPANS Will hold a Olscusßlon on the VICTORIA RACING CLUB'S RACES TO BQ RUN AT MELBOURNE About July 21.1883. 4000 MEMBERS AT TEN SHILLINGS. Od. National Maiden Cash Prizes. Steeplechase. Hurdle Bace. *_~£,__ »onr About 2j About U 5" m~ B2OC Nominations Nominations. Sat£2o.. lOC First.. ..«100 Fist.. ..«M0 ,„..£,« mr Second .. 180 Seoond .. 100 10RtiE10" 1M Third .. 100 Third _ 60 SO at £5.. 150 starters - 100 rtarters .. SO Non start. ISO Non start. ISO £900 £550 £560 About 76 Prizes. Each liokkt has Six (6) Chances. Apply by letter (registered letters not re- Delved). Cheques must have exchange added. Bank notes accepted. Fost-offioe Orders pre ferred, payable to Birbad. Please enclose two Stamps for reply and rosalt. Address— SIN BAD. dre of Mr booLtY, Box 312, P. 0., Dunedln. t i eb eg Elducationa'. FUPIL TEACHER 8' EXAMINATION. The Exammatlon ot Pupil Teachers and Can didates fer Kmployment will take place at Auokland and- the Thames, beginning on TUVSDAY, 261b June Instant. All Pupil Teaohers of the First and Seoond Fear are required to attend, unless special* exempted. PupU Teaohers ot the Third Tear who dealre to be examined should send In their names not atec than the 16th Jane instant. VINOKNT K. RIOR. Booretary. rVANCING LESSONS PRIVATELY. CLASS ECU AVAILABLE. MR and MIS 3 ROBXRT3 (Melbourne) in attendance dally at tho LOBNK-STRSET 11*1,1,, from 11 a.m. The New Waltzes, etc A few lessons under capable supervision will inali/y those desirous of taking ca.-t satlsfao urilr In the ball room. Schools and Families attended. 1 8 * Public notices. [EDWARD LISTER GREEN, Sheriff , of the District of Auck'and. hereby give lotloe that, under Writ of bale, duly Issued oat if the supremo Court of New Zealand, Northern Jlß'riot. at Auokland, In an aotion wherein William Farrkll, of Onehunga, In the Pro vincial Dlatiiot of Aunkland, Gardener, Is Plaintiff, and Joh.v McMahon, or Onehunga, n the provincial I) strict of Auoklane afore latd, Storekeeper, Is Defendant, I have taken,ln sxeoutlon at the aultof the said William Farrell, :he Execution Creditor, the Bstate and interest >f the l;o endant in all that Pleoe or Parcel ot Land in the Provincial lilstrlot of Auokland tfoiesald. being Part of Allotment No. 17. of Section No. 30, Of the Vllltge ot Onfhunga, In the Pariah ot Wattemeta and Oonnty of Kdem sounded towards the North by other part of said allotment, No, 17, one hundred links, to wards the South-east by a line, twenty-live feat ilx loobei, towards the South-west by other partot Bald allotment. No. 17, and towards the worth-west by a road, forty-seven links, wl<h Buildings thereon erected, and all other, the rlghte, and apDurtenances thereunta belong ing: a n-l I hereby also give notloe that I Intend :o oau-e the tald Lard to be Sold by Publlo Amotion, at my Offloe, Si>ortland-.<treet, in the Dity of Anokland, on FRIDAY, the twenty ieoond Day of June. 1833. at the hour of 12 noon, unlets the Debt, Interest, and Costs, payable by rlrtue of the said judgment, be sooner paid. The Sollottcr for the Execution Creditor la Josura augcstus Tolb, Collator, Shottland itreet. Dated this Ist day of June, 1883. EDWARD In GREEN, _^_ Sheriff. (A OAHD.I r HE UNDESINGNED begs to intimate to his friends and tbe publlo generally that he Intends rommenoing bnalness as BOTTLKK AND WINK AND SPIRIT AGENT, in those Central Premiers, Qubkw-Btrf 4 st (next to the Waltemata Hoteli, where he hopes to reoelve a liberal share of their patronage. Jure 4.1883. LIONEL PHILLIP3. Ti * S. MOBRIN & CO, (LIMITED) Beg to intimate that thoir Establishment WILL BE CLOSED E very Evening at FIVE P.M. during tho Month of JUNE, on account of STOCK TAKING. Tl O THE PUBLIC. 1 DENIS MoBREARTT having purchased the Lease and Goodwill of TH* dHAKEB PKARK HOTKL. Wyndham-street, hating S years' experience as Barman with Mr Gecrge < 'dson. Empire Hotel, Dunedln, also with Mr Abbott and Mr MoGregor ot this olty, bopea by Blrlot attention to boslnew. combined wth Mlvillty and keeolsg the best brands In the mar ket, to mirlt a fair Bhare ot public support. N E W PARTNERSHIP. The undersigned (members of the late firm ot Russell, Devore, and Cooper), have this day entered into partnership, and will carry on busi ness together as Barristers, Solicitors, and Notaries Public, at Fisher's New Buildings, Queen-Btreet, Auckland, adjoining the premises now in course of orectlon for the Bank of New South Wales. A. DEVORE. THEO. COOPER. Ist June. 1883. L DIES' Gem Rings, Wedding and Keeper Rings: an overstock on band, to be sold at reduoed rates.—James Ada*ns, Wa'ohmaker. Yicorta street. TySSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The Partnership hitherto carried on at New market by John Lumpkin and Edward Riohards as Butchers, under the name of John Lumpkin, is this day Dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts owing to the said firm to be paid to John Lumpkin, by whom all liabilities will be liquidated. The bualness in future will be carried on by John Lumpkin. J. LUMPKIN. E. RICHARDS. Wltness-EMKHSON Knapp. Newmarket, Juno 1,1883. TW" O ~x I C E. All persons indebted to the late firm ef Lump kin and Riohards, Butchers, Newmarket, are requested to pay their accounts to John Lump kin, Newmarket, on or before the Ist July next. John Lumpkin will continue the business in the old promises. FOR WINTER COUGHS and Bronchial Irritation, TRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS with Hypophoephlte of Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronio Cheat Affeotions, " Aickln's Syrup ot Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine," Is most certainly alterative and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma, Address:— THE PHARMACY, QUSBN-STBBET. G° AND .__». __ -». "SEE THE Grand «£l^^igV Lotof Cheap Spectacles at^SS' '^S^Dampikr^ Hohaon - st. Shop. %*/- AITAKEREI UAW,MILL Wanted Known-r-That I can supply TIMBER as Cheap as any producer in the province without raising: the prioes when other mills have no lotrs. Having tramways, my timber Is felled in the winter and is more durable; the sap almost equal to the heart of what Is felled in the summer. Have now In stock. Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers'1 selected Broad Boards, In Kauri, Rimu, and Kabikatea. Orders Bhall have my best attention.—John Smith, Waltakerel. Ist March 1883. NEVER FAILS, Insect Life is destroyed by the PERSIAN INSECTICIDE (Pyrethrium Roseum), guaranteed to he the best procur able in che London market. For the effectual riddance ot Fleas. Mosqul toes. MdaU other insect peats, try AICKIN'S Sold in tins at Is 3d each. ■^ O X I O E. RK EDWARD CO3TLEY DECEASED. All persons who are or may hereafter be Indebted to the abovo estate, either for Interest, rent, or otharwlsß, wlllolease my the same to Messrs Jackson and Russell, solicitors, Vott street, Auckland, whose receipt shall be a suffi cient discharge. Aqoklanfl, 27th April. 1883, BILLIARDS) BILLIARDS 1 MR E, WILKINSON Hate of Dunedln and Wellington) has taken tbe management of the Billiard room In tbe Prince Arthur Hotel, where, by strict attention to business and keep, Ing a teieot room, he hopes to seoelve a fa's share of the ggj^^mCT^ —UTCHER'S PODOPHYLLUM SEIDLIT3 POWDBRB. ABBSEAIU.B and Eyysonvs 1 CnsquaUhd yon livek DmohDBBSl A Useful Mode of Administering Podophylllnl THE ECLECTIC PHARMACY, * Junotlon Pitt and Grey-streets.



Business Notices. - -—' IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL WHI WISH TO S AVK MONEY 111 • The Proprietors ot THB DIRKCr SUPPLY STORE Being Importkbb and Li Ran Buyers in tb Home Markets, are enabled to ofler to the J" pablio great oonoesvions on the usual n Anokland prioes. The Stook Is fully assorted, and, oomprlslng as It does la one bulletins all the requisites for a house. • Pasties FußitKHraa Will Unto That The^ , Can Bay« Bom Tims and Monky ' AT - The Direct Supply Store 249, queen-street. An Immense stock of Lamps, all > The Direct , sizes, kinds, and prices, at f Supply Store If you have not bought a Look-1 The Dlreot ing Glast buy one at (Supply Store ,I If you want a Fender or setot) The Dlreot Flrelrons try I BuppL store, Yon always want Chlcß, Glass, 1 Tbe m reo t . and sarthenware. Ttou can fgnpply Store. ' get It cheap at ) » If you need either Brnshwaie or 1 The Direct 1 Tmwaraealtat f Supply Store. i When you need Knlvei end) The Dlreot Forsstry /Euppy Htsre. When you are In want ot Spoons. I Ths Dlreot in any quality or Blze. oall at / Supply Store 1 If yon want any Pooket Knives 1 The Dlreot or Boissorß try I Snpply Store. When you need a Cruet-stand) The Dlreot choose from tbe immense a^ « Bt variety at / "■ U you want any Ornsmenls.) The Dlreot Fair ol Vasts, or Lustref, o\ \^ffSSm any kind, try ) *™ It iou want a Nice Present for) Tha D 1 rco , S, rl?? d °L, Blo,hM> Lover or f Supply Store. Mother, try J Let your Children bny all their 1 The Dlreot Toy s at f Supply fetor o. If you want anything at all.) Th« tui>ap« don't ray you cannot get It toi } B Spplf "tore, you have tried at ) a">""* =■«"'• 249, QUEEN-STREET. Pianos. JPianos. FOR SALE, by the undersigned— PIANOFORTE, by Schwechten, in hand some Walnut Case, a splendid instru ment ail modern improvements, nearly new. price ..£65 PIANOFOHTE, in Walnut Case, by Ziegler, Trichord, price £31 PIANOFORTE, in Walnut Case, by Dusant,* ■ 3 price £20 PIANOFORTE, ia Rosewood Case, by Walter, price _ ..£ll PIANOFORTE, in Cedar Case, by Chappell, price £12 SVMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Fort-street. ■ AMES REID AND SON Beg to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to tbe Very Favourable Prices of ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. Having Introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house in town. JAMES REID & SON, , Fobniture Emporium, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Shop frojn Vlctoria-st-' 1 y IREWORK. \AI IttEWORK. J. P E T F O R D, Plumber, High street. Having engaged an expert Wireworker from Sydney, Is prepared to execute all orders in the Wire line, such as Flower Baskets, Stands, Soreens FirejGuards, &c, Samples can be seen at J. Petford's, High street; LJACON I I3ACON I T>ACON I HAMSt HAMS! HAMS! JUST received, a very Prime Sample. NEW CURE. W, PARKER, Grocer, Hobson-strket. N ** V * *' BEKSWAXI BEBS WAXI Purchased In any quantity for Cash. Buyers of Fungus and Muntz Metal. Having purchased in china a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMKS AH KEW can oonfldently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and tbe Pablio generally, will avail themselves ot this splendid opportunity and call early to buy bis Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every tantei He has also on hand Japanese Ware. Preserved Ginger, Crockery ware, Silks. Handkerchiefs, and other oommodltles too numerous to mention. . Note the Addreast— . JAMES AH KEW ft CO. 834. Queen-street. Wu Mo Arthur & (Jo,, AUCKLAND. TO DKALKRS IN FANGS' GOODS, «ART HKNWARE, CHINA AND GLASS AND QKNBRAL STORKKKBPKRB Plain and Fancy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soap* Bruahware and Combs Table and Pocket Cutlery B.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mlrrorc and Fancy Furniture Clocks, Watohos, and Jeweller? Tobaoco, Cigars, and Pipes Mnsloal Instruments Earthenware, China, and Glass Vases, Flower-stands, fto, Parian Ware, Plotures Purees, Hand Baas, and Baskets Cricketing Appointments Lawn Tennis and R^t"i'nV>» Archery and Croquet indoor Games. Toys, fee. CLEARING. OUT SALE OF CUTLERS'. THOMAB SAMUEL, being compelled to Clear ont his Stock ot Cutlery ba consequence Of the PREMISES COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable, la now SELLING OFF the whole ol the Stook at an 'enormous Sacrifice. The goods are from the beat Sheffield makers, and will have to be sold at any price. Consisting of— Best Ivory Table and Dessert Knlvea. Lookwood'S and Johnson's Best Pooket Knives, Eleotro plated Forks. Bpoons, Cruets, fto. Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks and Spoons, Superior Solasors and Razors, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ' THOMAS SAMUEL, i IMPORTER OF CUTLERY 18, Queen-stMol (Opposite Town CIook). tgn H A N X S. F. McKENNA AND CO., TAILORS AND HABITMAKERS, Pitt-stbekt, auoklakd, Deaire to tender their thanks to these friends and pations who have so kindly supported them during tbe last four years. v MR MAURICE SULLIVAN Has now Taken Over tbk Business, bnt F. MoKSNNA remains In tbe capacity of Cutter, and hopes that bis old friends will continue their favours. F. MoKBNNA is well known for his perfect catting, and is expelled by none to Auckland. William Qullivef, HOUSE. LAND. ESTATE. AND COMMISSION AGENT. DRAUGHTSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR. MAPS. PLANS, ftd., COMPILED. (Coombes's Chambers. 86, Quies-stbiit, Auckland.* W.G, begs to notify his blends and tha publlo generally that he has removed to <ke above premises, where be hopes, by strlo* attention to the requirements of his clients, to merit support. From his large knowledge of Ponsonby Pro perties, be is in a position second to none to deal with parties toying or selling In that dis trict. Inspaotion of my list respectfully Invited, A ready sale for Cheap Houses and Allotment NO SALE NO CHARGE. A long list ot Country Properties open to In spection. Insnranoes effooted at Lowest Rates. Remember the Address— OOOMBES' CHAMBERS, QUMtN-aTBHET- Drapery. J^ AND yy^ yyiLLIAMS, DIRECT IMPORT RS OF DRAPERY AND FANCY GOODS, Boig Bides KARANGAHAPE ROAD. NEWTON. "NOT BELLING OWJt" "NOT GOING TO ENGLAND"— "NOT OFFERING A LARGE DISCOUNT"- Bnt bave to arrive by the following vessels now due:— Rs. P0T051...,, 3 CASES AURIGA...., , S CASKS QKORGK BBWLEY 9 CASKS CLYDE.............. , 8 OASES A BIG LOT WINTER GOODS, oomprlalng CLOTHING AND OVERCOATd: these latter bave been made eneolally to our order "extra lmtg." BLANKETS. FLANNELS. HOSIERY, Sec. Sco _ In addition to the above-mentlonod Goods, we shall reoelve. ez Geobob BewLey. about 200 (two hundred) of Cooper. Box and Co.'a Cbuibjratkd Patent Vesticatinu WATERPROOF TALETHES COATS. See what tha Field says respecting these Goods:—"I nave tried your Ventilating Coat well In tbe oourslng field, and consider It a great suooesss. It la nroit oomfortabie to walk la, and turns any quantity ot rain.—Tours very, faitbfuity, * »**«»* moBiN HooDl-Miesro Cooper, Box and Co." A New frooeea (Just discovered} prevents tha rubber hardening and destroys aU smell of naptha. .. n,. We bave alwaya on hand a SHOW OF HOSIERY. BHIRTS. HAT 3. | TIE 3. BRACKS. BELTS, OOLLARa I fto., fto. i Fos Price, Style, Variety, aod Gocd Value Second to None to Newton. N.R-The Watebprqo. oats are worth tttng



Liostand Found. 5 KS REWARD. — Lost, in Qneen OS 0 Wakafleld-street, on Saturday morning, a Purse, containing Gold Ring, &0.-Finder trill 1 receive reward on leaving Purse, so., at 3% Wakefield-, treat. _ "I rf|S, REWAKD.—Lost, about three c JL \" weeks ego, iv or about Onehunga, • Gold Ring,—Apply Hichard Webb. Oc_h____ 1 i\S REWARD.-Lost, en 21st May, -I_Jv between Ponsonby ana uevonpprt. » lAdy'd Blaok Cloth Cloik.- Apply to Mr Baker, Ferry Tee. Whuf r T OS r, Bay Horse, about 15 hands high, I_J black points, and white round feTiok near hind toot-Reward-on deivery to J. Donald, t-ymonda-ntreet. , T OST, or Taken by Mistake, from J-i Intake, a Square Kauri Spar, about 60ft •on,?-—Finder rewarded on application to Chan Ball»y.__ __ LOST, Pair Eye Glasses, near Franklin Road.—s»reward at Stab Office. LOST, a Lady's Tortoiseshell Bracelet. Any person returning same to Keeaing Brothers, Jewellers, Victoria-street East, will be . rewarded. LOST, at Onehunga, near Royal Oak Hotel, aBo wv Leather Pocket Book, ooi tainlng a photograph and soma prlva'e .papera addressed to H. N. dailth.—Kinder wllltbe well rewarded on returning same to I). B. Orchard, 18 New Zealand Insuranoa Buildings. '- S~TRAYED into my Paddock, at tha Lake, a Bay Horse, with white root.on forehead. If not claimed within seven days, it wiUbosoldtopayexpense^^^ Lake District, North Shore. 2nd June. 1883. Board and Residence. A RESPECTABLE M AN can be accom. modited with Board aad Hesldence. a bedroom to himself, for £1 per week.—Apply Srm Office. ' BOARO and Residence for 2 Gentlemen, In quiet looallty.-Mrs Eillsdon, 3, William street. _^_______ /GOVERNOR RRovrnn. HOTEL, VJT HOB3ON-..TKKKT. Board and lodgikb. „_■ 20a. pee Week Binolb Room ...,45». per Week ■ a Tenders. rHE TIME lor receiving Tenders for Alterations and Additions to the Union Bank of Australia, is extended till noon on SATURDAY. June 9 SMITH AND ARNOLD. v Archlteota. 0 BUILDERS.—Tenders will be re eelved rid FKID J.Y, Bi.h June, for addition to Cottage In Ponsonby.—L. MoLean, su, Wellesley-atreet. next Young Men a Roams. Auctions. T 0 ■ M O R ROW, J At 11 o clock. . | SCARLET AND WHITE FLANNEL. DBESS BUTTONS. !fc | To Close Accounts. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his Rooms To-morrow, at li o'olook, 2 OASE3 FLANNEL 1 OASE DRESS BUTTONS TO-MORROW. UNRESERVED SALE OF . .... .# .... WINCEYS, SERGES, CASHMEBES, I COATINGS, BUNKRTS, RUGS, SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS. HOSIERY, BELTS, BRACES, HATS, WATERPROOF ' COATS, MEN'S AND YOUTHS' TWEED CLOTHING, &0., &C„ &0. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at his Hot ma (opposite Thornton,. Smith and Firth's Mills). Lower Queen-atroot, on the above date, at 11 o'olook. OO CASKS AND BALES OF ABOVE OO GOODS. WITHOUT RKBERVB. . Terms at Salt. TO-MORROW. .. MOLE TROUSERS. * f MOLE TROUSERS. ! GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his room;, on aboro data, at 11 o'olook, ' 12AO PAHS MKN'3. BOYS'. AND 14W YOUTHB' PRINTED ItOLH TROUSERS. au m"ua . THURSDAY, JUNE 7. FOli POSITIVE SALE. LARGE RETaHiT STOCK OF*"' DIAMOND RINGS, SIGNET RINGS GEM AND WEDDING RINGS, GOLD AND DIAMOND BRACELETS Lockets, Brooches, Earrings, Suites Studs, Solitaries, Necklets, Alberts DIAMOND PINS, Pendants, Seals; Silver Knives, Forks, and Spoons, Silver Tankard, WATCHES, JET SETS, Mounted in Gold, Silver j Thimbles, Gold iSpec^feleb," i, &<::, &c "■ '■•'■ -:: ,i GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell, at hiVßoomfc on above (ate. at It o"e!ook, "-"•' A CONSIGNMENT OF ABOVE. ', ~ . Terms at Sate. V* TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock a.m. L. W. EATON *' WILL sell by auction, at Jhis Mart, toi morrow (Wednesda»».,at 11 tfotoofc 80 oases ORANSifS and APPUBB ' o&M^° np€arß 'W,lta',tB Baoon and Hams ''.-■■' TO-MORROW, 12.30. . FRUIT T~~FRUIT ! TO BE SOLD"iy AUCTION, AT ARTHUR'S MART. ______ _tfX CASES APPLES, PEARS, &G. t*V 1 cases Honey 38 Una Assorted Confectionery Ex s.s. Southern Cross, 180 sacks Potatoes 10 sacks Taranaki Bran JOHN LMDON, EDWARD LBYDOW TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, AT 11 O'CLOCK, MESSRS. JOHN & E. LEYDON WILL sell at their Central Commission Hale Rooms, next the Union Bank. Bank Queen-street, A New Piano, ex s.s. Westmeath 6 tons Onions iflne rampie) 100 boxes New Season Tea - SO half-cheats ditto Potatoes, oats. Matches. Figs. Candles 2 oases Men's Clothing ~»«u«» Knives, Forks, Spoons. Jewellery 1 set Second-hand Harness Cooks. Watches Sco„ &c, „a, JOBN LEYEON] [BDWD. LBYDON ' SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 11 o'clock. MARKET YARDS (Lately occupied by the Circus). MESSES JOHN & B. LEYDON wiD bold a Sale of USRFUL HACKS.' tight Harness Hones Farming Implements, Hay. Straw ami Sondries. at the above Yards? 'aM JOHN & E. LEYDON, Auctioneers. * W. S. COCHBANK. ~ J. S. DACBK iAfts THORSDAx, JUNE 7. MOTTLED KAURI WARDROBE. ■ MOTTLED KAURI CHESTS ' LRAWBRS. HOUSEHOLD "fURNITURR AT UPPER QUEEN-STRBST. THE subscribers will sell on the premises ti». ,vUpl??r Qaeon-street (nexi Queen's Hea* HoteD,onThnrscay,V>n ln«t.. at U o cluck.a lot of BUPERIOR HtU.EHOLD FURNITURE All new and wen made, cooslatljia of hannsoaie Mottled Kaod Wardrobe Seven Ditto Chests Drawers. Couches in Hair Cloth. 1 ables, Washstanda DrewdnS Tablea, Cheffanier, Bedsteads, etc, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers (Continuea on fourth Paje\ .--;■■ ..... j^l^"