extent Parliament could take from colonists the right to nmend the Conßttwion ? and further! has tho Speaker a right to interfere to prevent members iutrodncinp win, or w that the privilege of the House alone .? Gold on Rawau. A sample of iron pyrites, brought from Kawmby Mr Seymour George.have been found by Dr. Hector to contain traces ot gold. Early Fairing. I |T hear that Mr Sheehan has sent a rrqni- Bitioa to b» "paired" aßainstj and Mr Whitaker for, the Government. Auckland Petitions. :•'j •;;'

Mr Peacock to-day presents a petition from Mrs Hannah Richard*, whoie late husband was for 23 yeara bailiff of the Court at Auckland, pra>ioa for a gratuity ; also, one from John E. McDonald, who served in the Volunteers in Taranaki, and received a remission ''certificate ea titling him to a land grant certificate. 1 his was lost, and petitioner asks for the issue ot a new certificate.

(PER PRKSS ASSOCIATION)

Among the notices of motion given io tbe House this afternoon was one by Mr Beetham in favour of the colonies being represented in the Imperial Parliament,

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

SUGAR BBIPMINTS FtOM MAURITIUS.

MELBOURNE, this day,

Mauritius advices to 2ad4nat. report the following quotations of sugar :—Cargoes to New Zealand ports : Duuedin, 250 tons; Lytteltou, 300 tons. VIC I OMAN POLITICS. .: The "Argus" publishes a forecast of Ministerial measures for tho approach- Ing session. These, it is stated, will include a bill for the appoint ment of tbree commissioners for . the nifluagennTit of railways, and a bill to Abolish official patronage in public depart ments. The " Argus " states that party questions will be avoided by the Govern ment. HEW ZEALAND AND XHE NEW HEBRIDES. Mr Service, Pren>ier, baa racolved a tele gram from the Government of New Zealand intimating the latter's intention to teat in Parliament the question of sharing with the other colonies the expenses of the an nexation of the New t ebrides and other groups in the Pacific.

CUTTING DOWN OF EMILY PLACE.

Proposed /Schemes.

Thh City Knginoer (Mr W. Anderson) and Mr HoDona'd (Harbour Board Engineer) are y engaged in preparing a joint report upon the rojeot of cubing down Kmily t-iaoe and ... the remains of Fort Britomart. We nnderstand that two alternative schemes are suggested and recommended. One is' the Harbour Board proposal to cut down and slope away from the back of St Paul's Church,which would produce a gradient of one in >x. The scheme which Mr •Anderson favours, howevor. ia to slope w»» ih»- hill 'roiii ihe wilhera side ot fhori- Bid street. »h!ch wonid give a much easier adlent, Tia., lln IP. The resort will be »üb _ tiel to ib* ranoii on Thnrvdar next 'there •no doubt that the second scheme is the better ithe two, but its adoption will largely depend . pon the action that the property owners may U ke. - - _____^ ■

MEETINGS Of CREDITORS.

• The first meeting of creditors in tho estate o£ James Thomas Hendry and Wm. spencer Wiiltler, nuroharite, o£ Lower Qaean-atieot, was hold in the Supreme Courthouse i this . morning. Mr G. W. Owen presiding. Messrs •! D. H. SlcKensie and John Buohanan were *■'' elected trustees. The statement submitted by tho debtors shewed that the liabilities Is ftmbmnt to £7,819 10a id. tho largest Item-' being an ioUVw: -Joh«i uuohauhu, 4Ujaa; Ue-kntU and Aitknn, £B>2. 1). ri. Uo- H.tZr.'a fiifiS; X MeQUI, «843 5 Thorn y- lod, H i.lth and "irtb, £6SQ; Brown, Birntt and I Co. C18S; Jtß-pn Crai«, ««5j b. -y. Eatou, tSBS In "ddlilun to all tbeaa liabilities, the Coioalal Bank la neourod for ffi.&M. vhuirol towii R ara the aiseta : Sioolc 1b debtor*" pre mlMS la Lower Queen utreoc and Meohan'ce* But £B*>; good cos* d»bw, £933: dounttnl book oVbta, JJ37»: bad book debm, £186 I TotM. #1812. Ttt« d»bwrs hava no per • eonal liabilities, but tnoy have assets— J Hendry, £40 worth of houeenold furniture, aud < Whitley. land at Raglan, veined at £100. bat subject to a olalm by Mr D. H. MoKemie. The second attempt to assemble a quorum of TbO». Aldridge's oreditors having failed like the tot, the Registrar has appointed Mr Tboa. llaoflarlanetrusteo. The final meeting of Eobt. White's creditsra , to day fell throngh for want of a quorum, and ■ the debtor will there/ore have to apply for his *- discharge nnder the 181 th Section ot the Act I . The trustee's report stated that the debtor until , ■ teeently reiided at Tauranga. and was for I many rears in the employ of Thomas Wrlgley. I While there he had transactions connected with ' I tka sale and hire of horses. Leaving Wrigloy'a i:, sertloe. he staried in business as a horse-dealer, s but not being successful, ho came up to Auck ' land and cot employment Boing pressed br - ! various claims, he direct ti a man named W. J. I Elnda to receive some £30 that was duo to him I' npoa a house at Tanranga,eo that he might make ' proportionate pnymoinu to hia ortditurs oat of , It Hindo reoelred the money and remitted £12 • to tho debtor, bat refused to aaoonnt for the balance. In the meantime a Mr Norris, of ,' Tanranga. who had obtained judgment against '." the debtor, lodged him in gaol, and he was therefore obliged to file in order to net released. I ' Sloes then he had issued a warrant for the I amstof Hinde, agalnßt whom a charge of era benlementis preferred. The liabilities ware £104, and the assets £3S 7s, bat It was donbttnl whether tho latter would be recovered. ,

MINING NEWS.

(BT STBLEaEArn. — PEKSS ASSOCIATION,)

TUAME9. Ihlsdsr. *I Tm *Mb 3 stoae torn the Qu-eu of Beauty lait alrtonniß ouk of. the main rest bejond tho C'jjtyi'aVMAfleval. Oniy»V«rr small portion i itjEttieleeXbasyet bean broken. Bor 7lts more , atone euna to h»nd this mornlns. and gold to 1 VSittowtog. ThsroaflsabontlSliionMortwo ton wia», and the disoovery U an imporuait mat beyond »he»lia o >he 10-f has fiot been b SShed, - B«to w;««. i level at So. 10 le«i; th« Kop.. ■wioo&ln* well, and the dirt Jaa<Bo ' h*ftln« ffer » good rt.«nrn. In »ho drive on " H»PWcosW*cfth»»haf«the rtofw aboutlß ashm wide, and tooksas wen as ii do's la ti* , lowm. A fresh oonwaoJ for M feet at SOa per .; 0M has been let bete. - . „ . ' 'Mr i>. O. Mac-lon, ell receivftrt ths ft>ilowlpg .* -•tioon from Mr WDsjn. m»»as(er of the Qaeen > f*Bt»<ktyi-'Oatnet «Na S.sinkUijc no<th ; w«td, ifilba picked scene, 'a'r ah..w i«ti 10 face-

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

, , ; Junk 19, 1883. • Bank of «.Z-Selii»w, 633 W» ■ , .. Nattonlal Ua>: k-BeIICTS. 7&> Gil . Ctf otU'Bink-Sel'er». 17s , I >'»I(m liSQranoo-21«8a K.Z. l.oin and MercantHo—Seller*; £6 •. Aooklud Has-ifellers, £812 iß* ' ~ VHon.UMh and Door Co.-£Bi2s 6d; sellers, ineioand Timber- £5 8a; buyers, £5 2s ca; sel ; lai»,£S ; fagpirltioal-BeUerii.es qS2Ktia£x&m iod to 15, gi: buyers. Us j •■■■ ie-iers.lß) Doep Level Otobb-4b to 19 2d B Winos Imperial-Buiers, ita ; sellers, Ma , - »8W Bind—Buyers, 8s Wershiko— Bajetf, 2b 10d gj I . . JOBEPH NEWMAN, jphl ■ ■ ;; . "• •.■■•'. ■■■'>■- " Chairman.

J ls In Chambers, this morning, Mr Henry '■■ Bhora was admitted to practice as a bafris ; ter and solicitor of theAnprame Court.'

\ telegram jn^t to hand advises Mows '"•Stone rfros. that their natque, Laira, sailed from London for Auckland on the 17th Instant. »"■'• The levels of Ponsonby 'oad and ppl " tege Road are in proces!l of being fixed ''■Tbey will be laid before the City Council at *!'lta next niceting. Progress is also being ' 'made with tbe woik of lixiog levels in the Earangahspe and Graf ton wards. Nearly all the ''outside" work in the latter dis > tiict has already been got through. At the meeting of the Parnell Borough i;ioooneil last night, the by-laws relating to • poundage fees under tbelAct were'passed, The other business was of a simply routine : character.

By the barque George Bewley, which ar rived a short time since from London, tbe > law Society received a consignment of iSX] worth of books, for which new shelves, &c, are now being put up, under the supervision of Mr Crick, the librarian. Amongst the more notable works ate acomv I plete set of "Law Reports" from 1866 to 1881 inclusive, with digest (149 voX), and a complete set. of the " Law Journal " from 1823 to 1881, inclusive, .with digest ;; (I*l vols.). The books are bound substan tially, and in uniform style. About 5200 vols of the old Reports, which1 these new . works replace, are to be sent down' to the ' B.M. Court, where tbey will be shelved for

■, -the use if the profession, f We unders'ai.d I. that there is a further shipment of £300 .worth of books , oft its! way from . : England. , This spirit of 'alacrity i 8 largely due to tho inflnenco of the librarian, who take-* a lively interest in the proper -♦quipment of the library. Ihey will best .■ . appreciate the s»rvice< of the librarian who •: remember'ita;-old state; of■ thinj?B,' «h«b '' Tecent editibni were conspicuous by their absence, and works were assorted and arrant ed anyhow. Now the Library is well stocked and everything is in apple.pie tder,

TELEGRAMS

(FROM OUR OWN COHBESPONDENT.)

(.PER PRBSB ASSOCIATION.)

NELSON, this day,

A fire broke out at 3 this morniog in the stables of Griffin and Sons, Albion-street. 'lhe fire had obtained a yood hold before tbe alarm was given, but with a good sup ply of water ii was soon got under. 'J ho stables and granary were insured in the Colonial for £100. Tho contents were uninsured, and the loss is estimated at £200 above tbe insurance.

WaNGaNUI, this day.

Mr McLerie, of tbe Commercial Hotel, was brought up at the KM. Court this morning on a charge of selling a bottle of beer to a girl. Be pleaded guilty to the offence, but said it was against his orders, tbe beer being served by a new bar maid to whom he had not given orders. The magistrate inflicted tbe minimum fine of 20s and cost a, the decision to be endorsed on the license.

"~ WSLLINGrON, this day.

THE MANAWATU RAILWAY,

The directors of the Wellington-Mana matu Railway Co,, Limited, have received advice of the formation of the Company's London Board, which consists of tho Kiglit Hod. Anthony John Mundella, Vicw-PreM dent of the Committee of the Council, Sir Peuros Pilyan, K.C.M.G.,C.8., and Mr Edward Stafford, K.C.M.G. The London bankers are the London and Westminster Bank, Limited, and Mr Jobs fifuckroil, secretary to tho Agent-Gener*), has ac cepted tbe position of London Secretary for the Company.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day,

The New Zealand Shipping Company are advised by cable that the actual steaming time of the British King's homeward voyage was 41 days 9 hours. Captain Hallttt, li.N,, of the lonic, is confident of making the homeward voyage in 40 days, Hn ship was visited by between 3,000 and 4 000 per&ons yesterday. THE uHUKCH AND SALVATION ARMY. The JKev. A. H. Watson, Church of England, preached a serinoir on the Salvation Army yesterday. After re viewing the origin and method of con ducting the whole, be thought that ill's was a movement for good, and he, and others with him, felt tbey ooght to wish Wod.speed to it. It wa* a movement reach ing a mass of sin and misery not toncbed by any orgauization of the i biistian Ctiureb, iherefoie they ought sot to make light of it, but endeavour, by help and advice, t<> prevent a really useful movement lapiiug in any degree into irreverence, which woud do great barm to a work of great power in the oanse of religion. At the KM. (.ourt to-day, James Swindell was fined £10, or a month's im prisonment, for preparing bankruptcy papers without being a solicitor.

TIMARU, this day.

Tbe Supremo Court opened this morning before Justice Johnstone, There are only three cases in the criminal list, viz., arson, attempted rape, and placing stones on the railway line. Hfs Honor congratulated the Grand Jury on the universal paucity of cases. True bills wero returned in all the case*. X, Inoes, for wilfully burning a gra»s stack on Level's station, wai sentenced to three years' penal tetvitude.

DTJNKDIN, this day. Tbe Prison Commiuion commoncea its sittings nn Wediu«d»y.

The Monntaiuee, has been floated off, none the worm lor the acci'leut.

Mr Inanca, belonging to a survey party at W.ikaia, was thrown form his horso on. tbe Mandeville bridge, and killed.

I be South Duuudin Council had.another rowdy meeting last ulnlit, calling f«r the interference ot the police, who arrested the ex-Mayor. The Mayor (Mr Osmond) left the Council Chamber under police escort, and the crowd followed him hooting.

There are excellent repot>b frmi the diggings at the head of the lake. <n* Hutopesin party dhided £20 per week to each man.

X AIKOURA, this day.

An immense octnpus has been washed a'liore, Its estimated weight i« sr.wt. ; length of arms about 10 test; those parts remaining not eaten by congrr eels being from four to five feet in length, and eigh t-ecu inches round at the root".

CORRESPONDENCE.

RE SWALLOW'S DISCHARGE.

(To the Kditor.)

Sm,— •?■ Mr Martin swallow paw fit last week, when applying in Court for an ordei of discharge from bankruptcy, to make certain misleading statements about me, I treat that you will grant met he opportunity of setting mjself ri«ht with the pnblio con cerning them. In the first placu, beasserted that bad it not been that 1 pushed him, he wonld not hare sought the protoctioo of the Court at all, but liaro cudravourcit to pay his debt* in fnli. Now, this is' abioluUly false, as the umple state ment of one or two facts will show. Mr tiwallow was sold ont under a' distress warrant tor rent before 1 summoned him and I only lud recourse to th»t step when I learnt that he was indebted to all his tradesmen, and for erery necenstry, a« weil As for a - very largo number of th« luxuries of lit*. At that time, too, he seemed to be at. the height of hi* prosperity, fie was the most fashionable music-teachiT in Auckland, and the orga nist of the loading Anglican Church, while bis terms were higher than those of any other teacher in the plseo, laitead of him offering to eive £5 or £10 in cash, and the balance at the end of January following (terms that I would gladly have accepted), I told him that I would take £10, and un dortod paper for the balance, but he wonld make Bo terms. On the very sane day, however, he paid a solicitor £15 to Carry him throogh the Bankruptcy CcQrt. Mr Swallow's remarks1 with re ppectro myn'lf arejnst on a par with his statement that "his money was spent? i simply upon the nenessaiies of lifn," an*" that, too, iv face of the account for £60 10s with which, at the second meeting of creditors, he sought to explain how he bad spent tbe £230 that he admitted having re ceived during tbe six months prior to his filing. This account for "tbe simple necessaries of life" is entirely made up of rach items as fancy soap*, pei fumes, tnilot vlneear,- cigar paper, tobacco, wines, spirits, and bees, while no explana tion can be given of the purposes for which the other £170 wai disbursed. Probably it was ppent on the valet. That tho luxurious musician should have victimised me in com mon with many other?, is bad enongh, but when be goes farther and in a public Court slanders and traduces me, he adds gross insult to contemptible meanness.—l am, &c, ; H. I. POS^ENISKIE.

PORRIDGE.

(To the Editor.) Sir,—ln the Star's report of the Trade and Labour Council. Mr Thwaites is *'taud to have said, "People were fed on porridge in Scotland, and capitalists, if they could, wr-uld not give the working-maa anything better here." Now, Mr Editor, I have yet to learn that the use of oatmeal has either a weakening or a degrading effect upon tbose who use it. Scotland has always been able to hold her own, and for states men, warriors, literature, science, and art, is inferior to no other country under the sun- the nee of oatmeal notwithstanding. I strongly recommend Mr Thwaites to try a twelvemonths' use of porridge, and, at the end of that time, I have not the slightest doubt but he will have more brains and less jam.—Yours, &c, PAREITCO,

ENCOURAGEMENT TO THIEVES

(To the Editor.)

SiR,-In the case of theft brought omlnßt Alfred Jamoa Wilson and William Dunstin, tho facts are as follows:—On Saturday nights we employ several of our apprentices to assist in attending to our customers:cainong them were Wilson and Dunstin. Wilson was always employed lnsido the shop, -while Dunstin walked up and down outside on the footpath to see that no kwfers helped themselves to any of the goods hanging about on tho windows and • our. ibe youtbs all got pild overtime, an" woie cismitsid when tbe shop was Closed. On ?a-urday nlghtlaßi, the abaveaametl wcrereen !»'owiit>K about in a su>p<olous nurfier after the Bhcp wi s c 03vi. Two members of the Him, (hlukioi< by their m*. no that tbey bad BOme ttting planted, secreted thfm*tlv.'s wnore tbej coula i«ee thp aonuned. Presently "they wer' wen taking n>m*>hi»g from ncder the nn-tal cros'jp*<i»-r th» ,wi«ie» ohirnei. Huei^g thtg. we walked after tno two, and asked what they were doing about tho promises; th«y said, "nothing" We then asken-them what they had taken from under the iru tol oroseing; they Fftid, "a pair of boots Wilson had bought in Queen-street," which, on examining, we found was a pair of our own manufacture. Being

accused, they confessed tho theft, promialnpc to pay doublo thoir value if wa said nothing about; it, Danstin afterwards made a confession in tho presence of two members of the firm, a detective and two constables to the effect that Wilson passed tho boots from tho packing-room under the gate to Dunstin. who planted them under the metal crossing tn be taken away -when the shop was closed; This, he said, they had been in the habit of doing every Saturday night. On the case being heard at the Police Court yesterday before the K.M., or I should say called, for It was not even stated, it was dismissed; the accused pleading guilty, the prosecutors and the threo constables were not allowed to make any statement, and the two prisoner.-i, who on their own confession have, been systematically robbing the firm for weeks past, were simply called upon to pay 63 9d eaoh and go about their business, while the prosecu tors have to submit to the loss of goods week after week end some £2 in bringing the case be fore the Court. If that 1b the way thieves are to be, treated, the simplest and least expensive course ! wo imi Miow lv the future will bo to take <he Roods from them, say nothing, a>d si offer an inducement to others to try ir. If ih) rtsult of this oasoiajustiae, thenlat thieves v old a grand jubilee, for all thegooas in tbe olty are at ttaelr • liapoeal, " rear nothing, for If you are caugnt you have only to pay for the goods." Mo-1 of the inhabitants ot Auckland are aware ti*t wd have lost hundreds of pounds dorlnir the last two years, and we bave been blamodflror treating the ttiavea too leniently ; but wiat, wo ask. Is the nib of try i>-g to pcot et yi ur property-am!, ot oouree, »t 'he w*m.i time other ceaoie's—if you we to be treated by acoh a back-banded elan in iho faca as this? It Is camuniy a mutter th»t leqn'ie- enquiring in o, liflV.cnlrm sb It dees the Bit..ty of the goodu ot every irerchant ia AtiC'lwd.—Ap.iloirlalnz lor taking up so mnci of lour Rimoo, »-o are. &c. Gißßtrr flaoß.

Easily Proven.—lt 18 easily proven that malarial fovors, constipation, torpidity of the liver and kidneys, general debility, nervous ness, and neuralgic ailments yield readily to the great disease conqueror. Hop Bitters. It re pairs the ravages of disease by converting th food Into rich blood, and it gives new life an vigour to the aged and infirm always. See.

Inspector Goldic has "run in" ten va grant caninea within the last few days, They consist of pointers, retrievers, terriers, and mongrels, and will be duly offered to public competition on Friday next.

The Sanitary Inapcctor reports the city to be entirely free from infectious disease.

At a meeting of the City council Finance Committee this afternoon, a series of resolu tions was pasted, recommending the Council to introduce a bill to Parliament with the object ot obtaining powers to expend por« tions of the loan upon such works as the adoption of the system ot drainage, advn (uted by Mr Clark, C.K., the extension of the water supply throughout the entire city, the enlargement of the existing reservoirs, and probably the construction of a new one on Mount Eden. The recommenda tions are important, and will doubtless be approved by the Council.

A Sydney Journal has the following on thi •unjeot of soiled bank no»ea : — "'A ioug-Butfcrir.g citizan, tired of leceiving ov^r the bank counter the diity payer iilveri out there as notes, has takeu a le^al opinion on the, matter, lie is adtited that he may act with them just as he would if an hotel waiter handrd a soiled napkin at a dinner table; he may fling it buck again, the one being an insult as much as the other. The suffering citizen has notified his intention of acting as advised, and fur tho fature flinging back behind the counter any sailed *mtes thai may be handed to him over it. A b.mk customer has a right to demand clean paper when he submits to take p*per in place of g"ld."

Meetings.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, JUNE 19.



jaiUBBMTiHnu-. T ITERARY AND MUSICAL ANTKBTAISMBNT. FIRST OF A BBRIRB Ht AID OF CUUROB FCND3. Et. James's Hall, o* WdDNKSUAI. 2Jin IW., AT 8 O'CUDCK. Chorus—" Smile, Oh Hnn " s-.uk- 'Oh, Pair Dovo ".. Mltß JUckle Reolutti n-•• Carfew HeU"..SIrR G Mackis VimiutotM liiM-MUiu < 'alpan and Mala ob- • Auntiu"..Mlv MoUilUn Re*t*'lon-" The Uieboaf^Mr IT. Tuttenall Utorna-' On it onder Kuok " INTERVAL. Chorus- " llarvost Song " Sodk - Miss Colpan Reading-I' An Electric Trip to London"..Mr Harry Duot—"To the Woods "..Misses Maoklo and McMillan Chorus—" Harvest Home." GOD SAVE THK QUEEN. ADMISSION-ONE SHILLING. Ecclesiastical. |\EVONPOKT Pi-ESBYTERUN- I' CHURCH.-Induction Services TIIIB KVENING at 730 o'clook. Drapery. ■<~TTT' ~'. ~~~- ~~~-. RiDB^RT MASON, New t--.n, oppofl'M Larobonrao's. baatnttook uo<lery, Haberda-h ---er«. ' alloo, 8hlrHB(», Cash nwrfls. &\; Mllitart Kront HB > oaths' nnd Mra's White HhlrM. th fid: MeVs Twoed Trousviw. tram Gb. nooi value In Men's fanor *»o stod Uoaui Hard ana Soft *rM >*Bt». obeaih H.M. h»- boashc a 8pl«odl<t lot of HO6IKKT SAMPUHB, whloh ho will Bell a» WHOLKhaLK r-uiCK. « fe<r Very Handsome Real O-itrioh s*>aihnn to be sold ehrap; Kmbro!d«ro4 Silk Velvet. n»a« ratwrng. 2»(H po ya'd— liniiK -T MaEO.m, late of the WhOMAfl*.



Well Worth Reading. Do yon wish to see tho Best ana Cheapest Display of Drapery, Hosiery, Millinery, Ladles' Md^OUldPsn'sOoiflttlniiloi.uekJaadi Hspijo 0 address as below, when you will be repaid for trOable" JAMES SCUTT. . General Draper awMJatlUtor, , ,; t London House, Victoria and Nelson streets. : '■> ■".■ -.v -v- ■ ■ ■■ , Anoklana. •■•G^* 1"-'- >'■ ■•CJsfi-:-"0-'" > Xfiu* ®*>MW?B, DHAPBK AND HABBRDAHHRB,' KAEAWaAHAPB ROAD. OFPOSITB ROWB-BTBIKT, NEWTON, ' .i - • MEN'B AND BOYS' CI/VTEING— Never seen cheapea In A uckland, not withstanding all strong I assertions made in advertisements. This Is gonulne Men's splendid Scotoh Tweed Overcoats, Heather mixtures, 28s 6d; real valne, 42b. A lame quantity of Men's Winter Tweed Trousers at 83 lid. honestly worth 10s 6d ; a few Men's Busi ness and Working Coats at 7s 6d. worth 10s 6d. Bvory other kind of Clothing equally Cheap, at JAMES SOUTTS, General Drapor, London 1 lo<ißo, Victoria and Nelson Streets, Auckland. —N. 8.: Country orders must be attended with P. 0.0. X AND yy^ yyILLIAMS, DIRBOT IMPORT RS OF ' b DKAPERY AND FANCY GOODS, ~ lioi n Sides KARANGAHAPIf ROADi NHWTON. mattrt ,"NOT BSLU- G OFF"— , ... v ' "NOT OOlNu TO ENGLaNO" "NOT OFFKRINU A LA*GB I«sCOUNT" rtat have to arriya by the followlnpt vessels now duo:— Sfc P0T081...... ;......8 OABK| aURIUA s<iA-tHB GKUKQK BHWlißx"< tft.i CA^KS CLVI V 8 'ABB-« A BIG lOr WINTttB .(jKi.Oi"", onoiprlslDß ■ JI.OTHINO AND nVKrtCOATH: thoS' later have been ma^o "uoolally to onr otiw " extra Ion*" BUANEftTS. FUaNNKUJ, HOSIKitX. In ad ltloo to tho sbnve-mentioned Gnoda, wo shall receive, ex Geokob Bkwlky, »bont 200 (two hundred) of Cooper, Box and Oo.'a Cbi.kbrjtbd Patbnt Vbntii atinq WATBRP«OOF TALBTHES COATS. Sea what the Field seys rcßpeotlna these Goods:—"I have tried your Ventilating coat well in the coum-in* field, and consider it a are*t Fuooesss. It Is nro<t comfortable to walk In. and tnrns any qoantlty oC ml'i.—Yonrs very faithfully, * ••••*• (Robin Hood)—Mk6sbb Cooper. Box and Co." A New trooees (jnst dlsoovered} prevents tbe robber hardening and destroys all smell of naptha* ™ —— * We have always on hand a SHOW OF HOBIKBY. SHIRTS, HATS, TIBS. BRACKS. BKLTS, COIiUiRS. &0., fto. For Prloe, Style, Variety, and Good Value, Second to None in Newton. NATIONAL INSURANCE COM RAN!" OF NBW ZSa.LA.ND. CAPITAL £2,000,000 PAID UP AND RBBKRVK3— <JiSI,BCO AUCKLAND BBANCH -1 85, OUKKN-BTBBKT, LOCAL DSRHOTOR— D. B. Cbujgkhhahk, Kbq, This Paraly Looal Company aocepts Fire and M.riuo > Jaksof even flifcvtn'fon at LOWEST ODRBBNT RATE 3. Security Undoubted, Lorn-oi Liberally and Promptly Paid. ; WILLIAM TAIT. Rraaoh Manager



j Wanted. { . WANTED SEK>—Foot Baths, 8s 6d ; blcp FatU, 2a 6d; Baokeli, Is Sd; ! Wasf.haDfi Baslrs. U; Diojmis, Is; a* Dam l pler'g Sflllrtg Vtt, Hobßoc-strnet. , ' W>NTEu. an E«and Boy, one who ' v » knows the town well.-Apply A. Wright, ' Shortland street . WANTED, a Smart Boy; one who can read manuscript; good wages given.— . Apply Newsroom this office. ■ I ' . %A/"AMTKI>, two clean smart Boys tor :■ VT Carrying-oat Oraera; goed wigs — 1 Apply at onoe tv w, Avenell, Hatcher, Devon ' port, AN"lTl), a Boy about 14 or Id able to milk.-Apply at 9 a.m. to Wick '} ham'g store. Hobson-street. i*/'ANTED, an Ollioe Boy—Apply J. v~ B. Morpeth, No. 20, Insurance Build ings. i WANTED, a strong Lad as Hrrand Boy or as Apprentice —Apply to J. V. MoLachian. \\ ANX I'D, aYounz Man as a Junior '* Hand for the Drapery.—D. MoPherson, Karangahape Road; ANl'hD, Youug Man as Junior.— James rcuit. Uuiwul Draper, Olothter, tec. London Hoose. victoria and weleoa-Btreots, uicklanj. _ ANTED, a good (Joat Hand; ccnstaHt emp oyuieut cai 1 1/ best wsgea to a good mao.-Applj to J. S. Cobley, Tailor, Short land street. X\, ANTED, Pick and Shnvol Men for T * Mr Danaher'B Contract. Wellington: 8s per doy; 2 years' work.-Apply to John Rior dan. Market Hotel \\> ANTED, 2Quarrymen for Rangitoto, v ' —Apply tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock to A. Lamb, Fort-Btreet. WANTED, at once, a good Watertight Kuijh Hand -J, Trenwith's Boot Ka^ tary Kensington .oniie. Wahtflald atre't : ut/ ANl'fcD, Gardener about three days j * » eve) y furtnlvat; must be good mower. - App-y t> H. g aarliofc.MoaotKaenßoad. %\J ANTED, Six or Light good Miners TT for the Wi>]linKion-*nij»wiitu. Bailwoy. , — »pplr Jo' n Blordan. Market Houi. , ■: ANThD, a Situation as Manager In a ' 1 Country Storo. or Clork in Offlco. The advertiser has had ten yoaru' experience In gonoral storekeeping. Good references.—Ad- } dross: H.M.8., Star Office. 1



aa//A>tvD, Pupils, by Mr Jonso* "v- <Bhorthand Teacher at the College). Bhorthand taught ia throo monthß. Address: Karangahape Koad. |\7 ANTED, 2 respectable Men Ledgers. TT —For ton address Apply BTAB CUMce. l*/ ANTED SEEN — The Cupa and »» Baucers, 44: Soap PUtes, 4Jd; Dinner Plate* (large tlr.f), -ijd ; do do (small aUe). SJi i at Damplot-'u BeiUng "tf. Hobnoa-atreat. ANTKD, 2 smart Girls as Waitressesj acou.tomod ujthu bntintes.-apply at ■tar offlue. iA ' ANTKU, good Tuiloress j al«o, v» Boy for messages.—Apply J. Williams, Tailor, Vlctorja-street. ,» a NT* D, a rem oclableyounu Girl as v * General Bervant for Bombay: nurse maid kept alip.—Apply to Mrs S Jnckaun, Orakel Koad, Remuera. ~ -<NTI£D, a good General servant for small family; good wages.—Apply at once, Mra J. lievy, 2U, Queen-street Wain TED, situation as General Ser vant Id email family; so children,— apply hy letter to Q.K.U-. »t«k Offlo«. *NT*D,a General Servant for Whan garaL-APply to Mrs henry GlMilau. Bymondi-*tr6»t (opposite Wind mill).. ; iir ANTED, a Lady Help; ono who will ▼ T do tha cooking and washing in » small family.-Appir by letter to Box 108,Q.P.0, AHIKD, at Haanaford'a Auckland Registry (oatabUshed 20 years), Hotel Cook, Housemaid, and .vuraexnald (aame Wai- H»toHowi). Very urgent. ANTuD, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (istabUahed 20 years). Hotel General, ISa (Kusaeu). Urgent to the lost decree. W~ ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), Hotel HouMiniid and Waiue&i (Nunh Shore). Urgent, (ATANTKD, at Hannaford's Auckland *V Registry (established 20 years), General (f hamosi ammi family: bxqjUcb place. Urgent. WaNI'KD, at i annuEoid's Auckland Registry (ostablishod 20 years), iiu«h Cook. 30a. ■ rgtmt .*■ ANTKD, by a L»dy, in a pthate '• » family. Cva i nfatnl«hod Room* wllb arealac, bcutrd, atd rktloudanoe; ureforrtv'. — AdAress Jas. T. Jerram, Graoo BH(vt, Pcnsonby. . WANTED, Wine Bottles.—Apply 39. Qneon-streot. __ ;» ANTku, the News to spread about ** the Oboap *reeh lot of Men's and Women's AuoUaud-mar o Boot* I atUamplei'a Boot-hop. Viotonastreet. WaMTkD to Sell, Westport Coal, in lota to huu ptuohasern. Superior tot veam and blacksmith purposes. —P. Clerk, jpehnnga. »*/ANTED, to Buy, White Mipo.— » T Apply to J. Walßer, Florist, Sen., Olty Market. i», aMTED to Let, a 4-room Cottage } * ' tb vr wrot: water laid oo.—Apolr at the Cbe»p rprphnra M«rt, Vlotorla-ttrtßtßaet, v* AVI ED, to May, Left.ofi doming of t» every description, for cash. Parties waited on P.S. -Wanted Known—For Hire, ['rap and Saddle Horses.—Apply Thos Hill, .'lolliior and Draper. Pamela » AS'i'Ef >,aSecond-band Harmonium, with row ac.d halfreeda or m -re. If willed, wanli «soba>e* a pltQO. - tpply at once to Thoe. H Weob, oak House, Hobioa-at



\\J A»TUi- to Rent, 1 or 2 Roomi of '* i itllcui In or near Qaeen-sire«t.— tddreti) JRO. ftTAKOffloa. 11 AMKD GKNrR.ALLV KNOWN' ** the Mew Zsainnd 'weed Company are making to ii'Cii»uro Mnn's Tweed Tronsern, 13a 6d. Men's I weed nulu. SM. — Joseph Moses. aeca-or. \\, «NTB1) K.Nt'WS—Jnst Bonght at v v Auatlon. a Lot ot I-adky' Hlghheel Maradt Hoots iUmaKnd),only 1- tbapalr; alro. wbtce Kid Hoots (Ugh h«ei>), is 61 ana it ta ; »t Dampler's H/ot Shop, Vl< tonautroet. V* A^TEU KNOWN-Tea Trays, 1* VT and la Sd; agnail Trail, 44 i Pretty Tea Oanoistflrs, 91 «nl lid ;ai AM>mpter*a Selling Off^Hobaon ttioet. ... \£j. AN • KJLJ BKEN - Iron Saucepans Vf itin Used), is Sd; BnameUei no, in; Iron Kettles. Ss Sd ; Hollers, 6s 8d; at Dampler's f'aUiflgi.ff Hobeon-fttreet. WAN TKD to Parchase, a Well-finl«hed Bouae of 10 rooms new the oUy.— l tolKh WhU>, 12. BnUdlngs. Kon-rrtot WANTED KNOWN—That everyose suffxlni; from oold mm have immediate reliaf by purchasing one ot oor Is ii Blankcti. regular prioe \%» Oil; also, Xxlra Size (llnest qo«lltj), 0< 64 each. These ara sold in town at 17b 6j per pair. To be had only at 8. Coombes and Co.'s NeW Premioesthii week. WASTED, at once, 200 Working Men to Purchase our Ss 114 Tweed Trousers; Amerlaan Paper dollars. 34 t>er box; »nd ibe i.at «■■ NovbUr in Men'a Uoarvea, at Is per dor,. For tbi'i wek only, at B. Coombea and Co. 8 new Premiso*; • \JjTANTE>D, Baalucfis Man with not '* If 89 than £l,(l<H, to Joitt'adverttter In manufacture bualnets. Properly munaKiw. xure fortune. KU hteon yean' references in New Zea'and.—Manufacturer, Btah > flloe. \\7 ANTED SBEN~the Mngs, 2Jd, 3d, ▼ T and 41 j 3am, 01 to 2a; Meat irlsr.es, tOd; Pu'ding Basins, 7d; at Dampler's Sailing Oil. Hobson-Btrceet. WANTED Known (in consrquenoe of the old premises being about tocomo down), that tho business formerly carried on by Mr G. C. Plggott Watchmaker and Jeweller. has been Romoved to the third shop above tha Albort-streot corner Viotorla-street. AM ED KNOWN-Ladies'Outdoor 8ho«R, ii; Ladlos' High heel Black Kid Danolng or Evening Shoes, it 6d; at Damptor's Boot Bhop, Vlo orU-etree*. ANTED KNOWN. — Mohk's New Zealand Herbal Romodlos Cure Dyson tery, Diarrhoea, Cholora, Nouralgla. Certain Cure Guaranteed in every case. ANTED, a Rood Wax Thread Machinist; constant work and good wagos to a competent hand. —J, Trenwlth's Boot Faotory. Wakafleld-Btrcot. .- «NTEI» KN'WN. —Mr M»nk v* earnostly invites Ohronio or (so callcil) Hopeless Cases to communicate, as the medicine Never Falls. »%, ANTIiD KNOW« the Lady who ** does not think the Lnaies' High-leg Htgh-heel Prunella "oo>s for 6a 6d a bargain, nail hNve a pair for i.othliu; at uamplei 8 Hooi Shop Victoria-B ree». iIT ANTED 'SBBN—Tea Bottles, 6tl j V* Meat Tins. Is: Dust Pans Is; Floor Dredgers, id: Fire chovels, 8d; at Uamplur's Selling!'if, Hobson-street.



WANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on personal and collateral security, re- Durable by weekly tnntalmentp. Bills d'.s jounicd.-Hao'B New Zealand Pawn Shop. Darby street WANTED.— When you are in Hobson ■treet ca'l and ccc the La'ge and Gbolee Stock of Soon h cheviot Tweea*. In heather and granite shad^, «t Munro ana MlMgan'n. ANTED KNOWIV, that Henry Petrle Joweller, Vlatorls-etrcet. hag removed 10 Albert Hotel Buildings, Qaron titdnt wnero rnstomore can oall for arlloloa left with him to repair. ANTED KNOWN—The Lady who does not think the Fresh Lot of Ladles' Pluh-leg High-heel Kid iiuitcn Boots at 7s Oil a bargain, Bhall have a pair for no thing; at Dampler'B Hoot Shop. Viotorla-atreet WANTED KNOWN—That we will o'esr nut ear 30a Sp endld Wltney Over-, coats at ICj Cil. oar 35s Men'« ::ult» at 2ls. oar Bays' Clothing At hull i>rlce, for three days only, at 8. Coombes and CQ.'a New Premlteß ANTED,-The May Numbers of the Yi'ttiur Ladies' Journal, and ho April Su übare of the London Journal and Family Herald have arrived: below the usual price; at ■ amplers Hubßon-atreei Shop. •»; ANTED KNOWN BOBT. Masos, V* Nowbon opposite Lambour. e'B>. having bought IPouLtaln's >-tock at a low price, will be able to sell under Queen-atr»«t Piicei—Mt»n's Kanojr wonted Oar". "68 6d; Rood Tweed n rouse™. 6a 61: «oys' Overooaw, 134.61: LBd<«»' ---1 L.»n < KjHara (»C «t&). Id: 1 :edie»" f«noy Sg}ttt, \ 3a it i*6i ; /werlnoatJd^ashn.era Hrae at all pr'lo s; 6«n. Twill "-heetlnn, lOJd: Children's Wool hi ota. Id pair. Tall earlj.as thesellcea a te beltg culokiy ol*ftred out.



Wanted^ ANTED KNOWN.-Bagatelle Boards.—Shipmentjust to hand ex Look '• Ken. with real Ivory Balls, all sizes and reliable make. Alto, Table Croquet, Race Qames, '■, Writing Desks, Work Boxes. &o.—Chas. Kelse and Co., two doors below Horrina. Ironmongers. . *m; ANTED, ouyers oi Silver Jewellery l Vt to know that Charles Kelsey and Co. . make this department a Speciality by keeping a large assortment and confining themselves en tirely to real Silver.-Charles Kelsey and Co., two doors below Morrina, Ironmonger. aNTkD KNOWn—The Gentleman who does not tblnk my fresh Lot of Cents" Real Hand-sewn Hlaatlcsrao Boots for 10a a barcam ohail havn a pair for nothlne; at D&mplar'a Boot Shop. Viotoria-atreet WANTED KNOWN-That 1 am pre cared to pnrohaee Household Furniture and other effects on the premises on the shortest notloe. in town or country,—Apply personally or by letter, to James Rae. Darby-aUeet. «\7 ANTED KNOWN— UHKAP 11M- T» ukr! Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywnere else at the Yards of D. Gouik^ Albert-street. r^TANiED BB*N-Tbe Ohina DolLs at " Id: Wax Dolls, 4S ; grand line of Money Boxes (with lock and key). Id j at Darapie/s Selling Off, Hobaon-street. *», ANTED KNOVYN-That all Work t » ing Men oan save their money by call ing at Governor Gordon Rostaurant All meals lid. Board and Lodging. 15a per week.—Robert Murdoch, Proprietor. Note the address, nearly opposite the Waitomata, and close to the Dock A*TED KN'WN—ladies'Danemg -hoes i'nrli mnCn and sUmped, 6s 9d, a.t openedi at Kobeon'a Melboome Uoone. Foneonby. ANTED, Posts and Kails of heart wood. Posts—7 feet Bx3 inhes of kauri, matal, totar«, titree bl«ok biioh. or purlrl. Kaili—9 feet 6 x 2i Inches of rimu, itree. kairl, matnl, totara. biaok blroh. or rau. Delivered on board outturn oo Kasi coast or landed Ht Hlkntala, Tnames nlver. and Kere pae, Plako Rivar.—Hunt & White. Coutraotora. J<u*2<-& i }B8& ; W "ANTED KNOWN—Herbs for all Diseases and Complaint* at The Dis pensary. Karangahape Koad. Deoorlbe yonr cue. and h&ve the Truo, U*ruiiuss vouotablo Medicines. *»7 ANTED the Ladies to Know that 'T Manro and MUllgan, HoDson-street, have neoarad the servioaa of a first oUss Mil liner, and are now prepared to snppl> millinery In nil Its hrtnoho* on the shortest notioe. ANTED SEKN — Iron Bedsteads (alDg>e). 17s Gi; Donbla do, 2Sa: Iron Cots, Us; and the other furniture at Dampter'a flel'lng >.iff Hobaon-.trpet Hhop.



UANIED, Millinery, iiaaicD -— »* childron'a "nderllnen, Wool Qooda Hosiery, Haborduhery, Coraeta, Flannels, Blankets—mt Kobaon'a Melbourne House, f on gonby. WANIEu KN'WN —We sell this week our It 01 Whlto Twin Sheeting; for 104 per ymd; Orewdaon'n Oallow. SJ.I, rcealar pnoa Sd; acd a "p'eodld flannel, at 7Jil ocr yari To be o'e&rad thU week, by B. Loomben and Co., on their New Pramlina. ANT EETknOWN. — Mr Horace D. Monk can be consulted ro above disoasea at Harbour View Hone. Bhortland-etreot. ANTrJ), the Laugtry Cotsnt, 2a 6d ; tv Dr. Warner's Onrallne. 6a 60; U'tla wolllo, Ba 6d; Polly, Sj; lha Asoo^ 2a 3d; at Robaons Melnoarne Honse. Honsanby- W~' ANTED SEEN, the grand line of QeDta' Warm Hottl and otW Silppors at I 'ampler't Boot Shop, Viptoria-Bireat \4' ANTKD KNOWN, by friends and i ' ountomnro—Th»t Mouru t app and Co.. Boot and Shoemakers, have porobased the; Bito* ft'ia Bntlnesa ot Soott and Co., Victoria ttreet (opposlta Hobson Hotel), and Intend to eootlnne aeliing the coat Quaulr ot Oooda at oorrent prlore. ANTED to Sell, this week, 100 Ladle*' Ulsters, at 8i 6d »aoh (the orlßinal prloe of these goods wu 20 ); ako SO Hesry Clothed Well-trlmwed Jaokets, at Us 64. worth V7a 6d. For this week only, at Samnel Coombea and Ca'a New Premlwg. WA a T£ D KNOWN THK BKST AKD CHE4PNST HOUSE FOR DKAPBRY IS J. CAUGJUEY'S, KAEAUOAHAPB ROAD. WANTED KNO»N- J.C. is a Cash Hdvkh. is Ukdir Bmam, Ksp«bße, and Will -bii, a uood AIJTIOLK IT a LOW PuIOB, W4NTBU KNOWN- Cttrong Orey O&lloaea. 2d, Sjd, 3d, Id.ol, and 01 Whits ditto. 3d. SJ i (Jet 51. SJa Ocol Heavy ■wavy Sergo SJd. lljd. In 3)d Black Uaahmero. U 3|d U 8d 2> 6d, Ss 3d Coloured Om.hm.to.. la BJd ; • cauiltul Bhuilos Of n t ">"Win», Mtrone. Prune, and Brown Untveaetand B^elHlng, noub'e wieth, 10M, le Wd white dltti, 1» Id lsSjd.lt> BJd • Worttog Men's bhirte, 11 }d U ICJd. 2s 6d. 9i, &Sd 'imiMin Hhlrta, U lid, 6s 9d. 6s lOjd Mm'e Hootß, in lamMwbol and merino, from 7jd Uplea Id Value In Rltnket* & Large stock ct Ludiee' Uo«ierr, and a Com plete »tO3k of Hn>>erdißberr,| J. UAUGHEY, Two iJoibs Above i .*mo jUßks's K<R*«Q .HAFE K.KH.Q »» ANTBD KNOWN — Vf JUoT OPENED UP AT STEPHBWSON'S— Vel7«t«w. lIS. 3a. 9/6, to 8/6 ocr ya'd 800 ysrda Oolcnted Batlaa at 1/8 and 1/9 1 o«« Hpaleri. neweat »h&doa. In Navy, Beat, Biack, Caralnai, Wlooa Spioncln Value in outers, 3 6 apwardi Plain and Fancy Jersey JaokeU, 7/81 1 35a A Bpeolal Line in Newmarket Shtpe. 20s L/nderclatbioB1. In tientat Stole*, all prioes lU's, In '■ uwest Shapsn, Ur«- variety Largi JMtoriniant Mcn'n nio'hlnfl! Feit Carpa's. yard wtar, 1/3 per yard Tapestry Uarpnto, 2/3.2/11, and 3 6 par yard Oil Olotb, for lImI and wi.i r, 1/6 V, 2/3 yard - MalUng;, /Si. I. 1/3, (U ->«m 1 1} yard, wide) Flannsl*. nk, iO. I/, to 2/6 p-r yard (M Blanket, 9/11 and 10/6 ocr pair 10-1 Blanket*, 12/11 arm 16/6 per i alt 11-1 Blank»t><, W' and 27/6 per i air Wlnwyi, Hi, Did. W. to 1/ per yard 1000 vlnt Cbolue Jojophluos, tllKbtly spotted, 2/8



DUKS3MAKING AND MILUNEHY ON THE PRKMISSa. I.ADIKB' OWN MATKIttAL MADS UP. Bsooesctnl OonVaotor for Drapery for Lunatle Asylum, 1883, BTRPHENBON'S DRAPBRT AND BALK WARHHOOBB, KARANGAHAPR ROAD, NKWTON ' WANTED KNOWN-TBAT & Of JKKOKI/8 BALM OF OILKAD Stanlt foremost amoiß tbe thonsandaot reme dies now la vogne for COLDS, BOAR3KNKSB. BBONCBITIB ASTBMa. AND OUKST COMPLAINTS, Csol In all parts of the Colony, fold In bottles at 9s and 3t Bd. THAT COMPOSITION POWDER, First made and used by the Four dira of Morllcal i ot-my, now used by all who know Its virtues, is a Choap and First-class iiemooy for Colds, '-ore Throat Lcoonem, Pains in the etomaeh or Bowels. 1-lb. tins. Is 6d, THAT HAVING A LARQE STOCK OF HKBBS IN NKW ZBALAND. N. ft 0. have been able to Re stock their Dispensary with tho OHOIOKST AND BBBT OF HERBS. They BOlloit a trial from all who are suffering. Theliß la Purely Herbal Treatment. B O T A N I C~l>Ts P E N S A R V, WBLLKBLHY-STRKHT EAST, Four doors from Cruloti shank and Miller's, Queen-street. , W A N X « D, Xj a d i k s TO Know that I have Just Opened Up a Largo Quantity of Ladles" very Pretty Hand Bags, ot Extra Good Value. Procure one biiforoall' old. JAMESSCUTT General Draper and Outfitter, London Housb, Victoria und_^olson^Btreets L Auckland !



"** ANTi'D K^uWN-Just Received, * V nt tro Auokland Pamheon. opiiosl'e 8t James's Chnroh, We>lin«ton-Btrtet. ano her I aree Conslg- raent (of r b b Weßtmeath) or ihe Benutltul Dark .viarble Ol.eßWare. c0..e1-tlug of Bnaars Hutttra. Fiowor Va»es. Tumblers. Jugs, Monument, Mogt, &o. Thn only tore In New Zealand havli'K ibo oaniß Theabove aoods ure at present creating quite a sensation m Knglaod. * lar s e oilleoilonot oroamemal Oblna and GlMßWate Fanoy Goods. Toys, &c. a laree amount of China and Crockery of every deioriptlon on tale. All Gouds 25 io SO por oent. chsaoer than any houeo in Auckland. AUtha aN>va goods are of flrst-olass Qu-ilcy. Bacaars supplied. Large Bhowroom.-John Kutwood, The Pantheon, opposite St. James's Ohuroh, Welllpg'on-Btroo'- aNTEU TO SELL, Corsetfe, Is 6d \ Crewdson'n Win. *hite Calico, la Ud doznn yards; laraa Kentish Towels la eaoh.— At J. G. Brown's Drapery, Clothing, and Millinery Katabllnhment, Parnell. ANTED SEE V- ThecheiipSclentlflo, Poetloil, and other Books i olao, lot of Family Beraldn and London JournaU (In parts), Sd; at Dampler'a Belling Off, Hobaon-street. \\! ANTED KNOWN -Mr H. D. V v Monk'd hoars of Consultation are Bto 10,1 to 8.30. and 6 till 8 evening. ANTED K.KOWN—That TfiBTH can be Extracted. Scaled, or Stopped (oharges uttictly moderate) at The Dlspennary. Kara"fah»p) Kcad (unit Lamboarnn'i Hard ware Store). ■ \VANTRD KNOWN.—Mrs J. White, V« Draper, Parnoll. has for sale a large quantity of English and Colonial Boats and bhoes at greatly reduced pricos, having deoided to give up the Boot Trade to enable her to give the necessary attention to the increasing demand for Drapery, Fancy Goods, &o, A line of go d Dress Material at Bd. Kiltingg neatly made. Parcels delivered to any address. 1V ANTED S^EJS—Chamber Sets, 9s « ' Sd: Yellow Pie Diehe-, id ; BadDa, Sd ; Vegetable Dishes. Is 81: See, fee, at Dampler'a Seiuns ufr. Hobson-street.



Wanted. WANTED, a Rood General Servant.— Apply to Mrs Bernbardt Levy, Hobson s t root. AIiaDV desirous of returning to EDg land would take charge of children, or attend to an invalid lady on the voyage, for passage. No consideration required, bnt free passage. Can be highly recommended.—Apply to N.R.N., Post-office. Devonport. TJOUT TKADE.—Wanted, Machinists 0 and Fitters for the Boot Trade.—April w. MoArthnrand Uo.'b Boot Faotory. t CLEKK. A Gentleman of «-T many yesra' experience and general routine of an office wisho* for an appointment as above.— Addreaa C J.M.. STABtOfflce. OITUaTIuN required as Mother's Help O or Children's Maid; can do r.ooilework and Ret up fine tnin«i>.—Address Z, at. Miry's Koad (next Mr Knight's, Butoher), Ponsonby, Auckland, N.Z. 1 0 TAILORS. — Wanted, good Coat- I maker* at onoe. — Apply to White and Vatfclaao'-., Ylotorla-atreat. YOUNG MAN would like to make the acquaintance of a Young I*dy with a view .to marna.e.—Addreis A, Howltt, Post office, Auckland, ! yj^A I TaTKEKEI UAW-MILL. Wanted Known—That I can supply TIMBER as Cheap 09 any producer in the province without raining- the prices when other mills lave no loss. Having tramways, my timber is j felled In the winter and is more durable; the sap almost equal to the heart of what Is felled in the Bummer. Have now In stock. Builders' limbers and Cabinetmakers' selected Broad Boards, In Kauri, Rlmu, and Kahikatea. Orders shall have my best attention.—John Smith, Waitakerel. lot March 188S- Goodson's Arcade. "CIOR GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES <al, X warranted) /~10 to Goodson's London j T?OR STERLING GOLD AND^BILVSR JC JEWELLERY (guaranteed) / 1 0 to Goodson's London VX Arcade. f?OR CLOCKS of all descriptions, and the L Cheaoest In Town GO to Goodson's London Arcade. [7IOR JKT. Abyssinian Gold, and all Artlstio A Imitation JEWELLERY GO to Goodson's London Arcade, 170U ELECTRO- PLATE and BRITANNIA r METAL GOODS GO to Goodson's London Arcade. 17011 BREAKFAST, Dinner, Dessert, After A 1 noon Tea, Tea and Toilet Seta GO to Goodson's London Arcade. •POR MAJOLICA WARE. FANCY M 033 r GOODS. VASES and LUSTRES GO to Goodson's London Arcade. TfOR DECANTERS. Water Bottles, Glass I Dlsbes, '1 umblers, Wines, and other Glass Hi 1 /"10 to Goodson'B London VI Arcade. FOR FAIRY MUSIC. Concertinas, Accor dlans. Musical Hexes, Orchestronettes, Harmoniums, and Mu*ioal Albums UO to Goodman's London Arcade. FOR BAGATELLE BOARDS, Maglo Lan terns, Chess, Drafts, Be?lque, Microscopes, Kaleidoscopes, Stereoscopes, and all Games suited for Winter ttveqinga GO to Goodson's London Arcade. J7OR DSBKS, Dressing Caseq and Sags Work X Boxes, Sealskin Bag and Muff Combining Purses, Ladies' Companions, &o. f"\ 0 to floodgon's London VX Arcade, 170R CIGAR and Cigarette Cases, Card Cases, X and Goods suited for Gentlemen's Pre sentations GO to Goodson's London Arcade.



Note the Addresses— QOODSON'B LONDON ARCADE. AnoKLAi>D' ~ „ „ Chuistohuboh. LONDON OFFICE: S3 StMaiyAxe, Corporation iNoti :oa. riITY OF AUCKLAND. NOTICB TO »AT*H OONSUMKKB IN THK KABANQAHAPJC ROAD, SYM'iwDS BD IJVBEPOOLBTE«KTS,AND THEaKAFTO" DISTEICr. Water will bo Cat Off during THURSDAY next June 21st, to effect Repairs at Kybor Pass Reservoir. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Ulorfe. Town Clerk's Offlco. Juno 19th, 1888, ,"•> luaucanona'. LADIES' BKMINAKY, Oollcro Boad Priftelpal. Miss Valle Next qoatter begins July 2nd. Tbera will t3 bo midwinter recess. Clowes are formrd for PalDtlng, Drawing. French and DunoiDie, to which ladles not attending sohool ato received. Only a few vaoaDCUw for p^lrate puiiiU Gazette m BanKruptcy. IH THK BUPREMK COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NOKTHKKN DI3TKICT. IN BANKBUPTOY.



In the matter of " The Dabtora end Creditors Act, 1878," and the Beveral amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy '< llknry Lipscombk. ot Queen-street. Auokland, Seed Dealer and Fruiterer, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that, at the first meot lng of the Creditors of the said Henry Lipsoombe. held on MONDAY ,tho eighteenth fluty of June, 1883, in the Suprome Court Build ings, at Auckland aforesaid, at 12 o'clock noon. Thomas Macfforlane, of Auckland aforesaid, a Cortifloated Accountant In Bankruptcy, was clecied'Creditor»' Trustee of tho property of the Bald Henry Ltpscombo; and that the said Thomas Macffarlane has intimated to the Kegißtrar hlg acooptqneo, In writing, of the said i trusteeship. Dated tula 18th day of June, 1883. tf. W. HA.ILKY. Deputy Registrar. Detorh Ann Cooper, Fisher's Buildings, Auckland, Bolloltors tor tlip abovonamod Debtor. XN BANKRUPTCY, In tha matter of "The Debtors and Credi tors Aot, IS7G," and the mverai Aots amending the same, and' in tfae matter ot the Bankraptojr of Thomas auiridob, a Debtor. Notice Is herebr Riven that a imfficleat number et Creditora ol the raid Ihomtn Aldrldge not having attended at the flrat meet- Ing, appointed to be held at the Supreme Oouri House, Anetland, on Monday, the 18th d»y of Jane instant, at 11 o'oloek m the forenoon, or at the sojourn iLont thereof, held at the same plaoe on tnla day. at the same bow, the Keglrtrar has appointed Thomas Maeffulana. Bsqnlre, Certi floited Aoooontsnt in Bankruptcy, to be Oredl tors' Trustee, and the said Thomas Macffarlane bas Intimated to the Keslatnr (in wilting) his aooeptanoe of the said otlloe. _.. a uated this 13th day of June, 1833. a.iw. basley. Deputy Registrar, H. Wtrxi.AM'ON, ShorUaud-fltreet, Auckland, aolloltor tor the Debtor. 4£SMGESy IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and Amendment*, and ot the Petition ot LiWiiKNoa David Nathan Dud Nathan awbjcd NAiHiN. oatry- Ing on badness as " i>. D. Nathan & Co., for the adjudication as a Bankrupt of ai.isxandkm James Mackh, of tne City ot Auoklani aforesaid. Tobacco nist, . . Take notioj that on Tueßday. the 10th day ot June, 1883, the said Alexander James Mackie was adladxed a 11 -»nh rapt on thi I'otit on of the abovtnnmed Lawrenoo David Nathan ana Nathan Alfred hatnsn, and further tateo notloo that Monday, the 2S h day ot June. 1883, »t 'he honr of eleven o'ciOoK iv tne foreDOOD.ia the time, and the supreme COUit Builuings. Kdon ftreet. Auosland, is the place, appointed for holding the meeting ot the oredltora of tne mid Alexander James Maokle herein, and for tho Bankrupt to appear and submit to be ex amined. Dated this 10th day of June, 1883. HBNKY P. BKKWKB. beglstrar, HDrvorb&Coopiir. Fisher's Bulldings.<Q<ieen street, Auokland, aolloUcra for the teUUonlog Creditors. F THE SUPREME COURT OF HEW ZEALAND. NOKTHKBN DISTKIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of the "Debtors and Credi tors Aot, 1876." and the various statutory amendments thereof, and of Edbtaor if babkb Ra-vwns. ot the City ot Auck land, Journalist, a Debtor. Notloo is hereby givan that the above-named Rustaoe JTraser Kawlios did. on the nineteenth day ot Jane, 1-83, file In the Supreme « ourt, at Anokland, a Deed ot Arrangement, dated the eighteenth day of Jane, 1883, and made between the said Kustaoe Fwaer Rawlins, ot the first part: John Milne, of Anokland aforesaid, Ac countant, of <be second part; and all tbo Credi tors of the said Knataoa Fraser Kawlinß, of the third part And thnc a Meeting ol tne Creditors of tha Bald KuHtace Fraser Rawllna U hereby snmmomv fo- Fftln aY, the aifh day ot -Inly, 1383, at eleven o'olook in tha {orencon, at tbe office of Frederick Bar), Solicitor. Sh.rtl*nd str> or, Anokland, for the purpose of absenting to the said Dt-ed. Dtted at AnoKland, th'a nineteenth tUy Of June, 1833, FBEORRIOK KARL. to loltiir for the Trustee, Bhoitland Btreat. Anofcland. /^HEAP Kid i'loves (Kouillon Jose \J pbinee), i nutcone, 3a lid ; 2 buttons. Ss 114, i «>. i. Bennett's, Draper, next Theatre Royal, Qnegi-fltreet,



To bet. ' rOW*K IV LFT, on 70 miles of gas mains, In the olt? anil suburbs of Auok " I land. Engines from Jto 100 h.p. indicated. Oon . j sumption g( kas, from 18 oablc feei of k&s per , i Indicated horse-power per hour for the larger . J slues, to 25 feet for the smaller. Bultable for ; Kntrlneern, Woodworker*, Printers. Firewood . Dealer*, Boot and .-hoe Manufacturers. Fodder uesler-i. Maltsters. Sausage fliakora, Sc, So.. and for Amateur's Lathes and Fret Bbwb. The engine outs firewood at 2d per ton, and at Inter mittent fiolntlnsr woric the cost Is someUmes as low as Is 8d per day for a 3J h p. engine, the I eugina running all day. Thirty-five Otto Gas KuKineu are now ereoted in Auokland For terms and ooodlclons, apply to the -eeretary Auckland Gaa Company Tumitod), Fort-street BlEfls in Btoot -j, 1,2. SI 8,12 h.p. ' r*O LET, Bedroom, wun use of Kitchen. * or Parlour; and Bedroom (furnished or unfurnished).-Apply Mrs Simkins, Park Road (off Graf ton Road). gO LJST, cew Shop and Dwelling, Pon • Bonby, opposite 0 Uonnell-street; also 5 roomed Cottage In Clarence street.—Apply to W. G. Allen, Clarence-soreet, Ponsonbr. I'O LE f, a comfortable 5-roumed House, Bitnated ia Brawn-street Ponsanby; rant moderate,-Apply Mr B. Arch, brown- Btn-ct. n 0 LET, Dnfurnlshed Room with fire " place, in respectable house ; board if re quired; ten minutes from Poat-offlce. — For address apply Stab Office. I 0 LET, the two~(New Shops in Kut ' land-Btreet adjoining the Olaiendon Hotel.—J. M. and J. Mowbray. rr\O LE r, a Double Shop, with 7 rooms I attached. Rent low.—John Karlo, Tea Broker, High-street. f | 0 LET, for three or five years, a well. I Rrassed Farm of 83 aores situated at Flat Bush; House of three rooms, and Dairy, Cow shed, and Stockyard. Rent, £8 per annum. Stock at valuation.-Apply to J. Sutclilfe, at farm, or John Hall, OtahuhU; rfO LET, off Avenue Road, Parnell, t about the Ist August, 7-roomed House, with pantry, bathroom, kitchen range, wash house and copper boiler, half-acre allotment; all well fenced and planted with fruit and orna mental trees; beautiful and extensive view of harbour and Northcote. — W. and J. Frater, Land Agents, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. |*O LET, a "pleasant Marine Residence • titthoNpith hore, with Hxsoa Prontage. Apply to Cn»rlaa Baliey, BoatbnUdar. -U\O MfiRCHaNTS AND OTHERS. TO LET. those Caramodlous and Centrally situated BUBINHHS PRKUISK9 as now ooonpied by Messrs Boylan and Tanfleld (who i are removing), corner Vulcan Lane and High street. Premises contain four stories, and splendidly adapted for any wholebale bußlnees, Rent, moderate to a Rood tenant.



D. F. KVANB, Land Agent,



*jr or th shoe z. HOUBE3 to Let In Uooa Foiltlons.-Apply, R, & 11. DUHKh, Devonrort Htore. For Sale. ONEHOKGA.-For Sale, Two Four. roam Gattageo, 1 with frontage to Fitzroy street, and other to Churoh street i also, a BU rooiiod Cott&Re and Uraa fornet Allotment with troEtage to Church and Hill streets. Uoases newly ptlntea «nd roofed with gaivatlzed iron. Ottthulldinis. tanks, etc. and nover tolinor well of water,—Apply to Mts John Leahy, Chnroh street. Onehnnyt. jU"'K BALti, LeamiDxton Koad. off Yal- V ley Road, off Mount Roskill Road, very pretty 4-roomed T Cottage: scullery, register grate, American stove, cupboards, tanks, bow window. Allotment 100 x 100, level, volcanic foil, and free from stone: a bantam.—D. K. Kvnns, Land Agent, Queen-street, next Bank of Australasia. 82^ . tp O R 8 A L IS. Mount Rdeo. cheap, and oneaßy terms, a new and wellflni«hed Cettage ot fonr rooms, sool'ory, &o.: fitted with, register erat;a, ranae. tank, So. Solendld allotment (volcanic). S3 x ltS. Prloe, C2S cash, ba'asca m »arreed anon. D. F. KVANB. flßtate Ag'nt. I^o GROOKRB AND OTHURB. The undersigned having doolded to relinqnlsh the business carried on hy him during the past twenty-eight yeare, ia deslions of letting jthe or*mlaee. * good ter ant will be liberally dealt with. The stock or anr portloa ot it may be taken st a valuation or as may be agraed.S T. THOMPSON, Wholesale and Retail Grooer'and /mpoitor, VlotorU ard *lh»rt utrret-. Ancfcl»nd. LJaUuM 1 |»A(JUJN I |>ACOJS 1 HAMS I HAMS I HAM9I JUST received, a very Prime Sample. NBW CURE. W. PARKER, Gi^opEß, Hob.son-strket.



Tenders. mo IS U 1 L D E X H, EXTENSION Or TIME. The time for receiving Tenders for the Erec tion of Htabies and Cottages in Upper Symonde street, bas been Extended till neon on TUiiB DAY, 20th isßtant. R. M. WAT c, ArchiWOt Public Notices. XT OTICK— The Publio are canUoned J" asatnat reosivlßß or caahlne Cheqne-Ko. 499 for£ix payment for the fame being stopped, -T. KVANB. V^OTICE OF KBMOVAt MR E. T. DUFAUR, Solicitor, haa Removed to Qucon-Btreot, between the "Herald" Pah liahing Offloe and the Bank of Australasia. Immediately above the rooms of AJ<" V. S. Kvana. Land and Estate Agent. EXTEKsI-N uP BUSIWKSa.—New Warehouse ana Factory In Kom treat; Shippers and Ui« trade supplied \rlih sawing maohltea.—D. ». Onambarg. 70, Qqeen-atreet. a LL Persons who have left Wntches or -dL Jewellery with D. Kcano, WeUealey-Bt., are requested to o*ll (or samp on or before WEDNESDAY, June 20th,-O. KEANB. L'IRK and Ri>KBEKY can be Prevented • ' by I'nrobaatrK T»nn'fl Celebrated Iron Safes.- E. A. Ibmkw, Agent. _ IT'S no use telling the public the f mth until thoy try it. See and try J. WlUlame's 163 6d Trousers, worth 21s, to measure. H" KLKfIBVILLE TIMBBK COMPANY (LIMITED). The Company have opened a Depot at ■NKW MAHKKT, near the Uoilwuy Station, for. re ceiving Orders and Sale of Timber. Timber cut to any length, Sec. Prices on application at the yard.' THE FIRB INSURANCE ABSOCIA. L TION (LIMITED),



HHAD OFFICE; LONDON, E.C, Capital Folly Sabebtibed. ~..., fil.OOO.noo Paid up....,.,..,....,... .........esw.OOO General Manager for New Zealand I T. J. LAUD, WBLLINOIQS. This Company is prepared t> take Risks at remunerative rates. 0. F. X. KIBBLIKQ. Agent. Echerlfs Buildings, Fort-street. ptRAHAME'S PUBLIC BONDED VJT STOBE, rORT-SrRBET. The Commeroial Publle are informed that this bond is now carried on under the the direo> lion of Mr Louis klemmixq. who has fox several years noon emiaged in the Warehouse, and is Intimately acquainted with the wishes and requirements ot all the customers. Importers may rely upon every care and attention bslng given to their interests. __ WM. a BKAHAMB. ACIFIC HOTBL RESTAURANT.— THOMAS QUOI begs to tender Ids grate ful thanks to the public for the liberal patronage bestowed on him since ho assumed the manage ment of the above restaurant, and is confident if the excellent bill of fare that is always placed before his oastomere was moro known, a still lanrer share of public patronage would be ac corded. At the request of many friends and customers, I Intend to have Bnpper ready every evening (Sunday oxcepted) from 8 o'olook to 12 o'olook, whon ovorytnlng of the best will he procurable-new laid Eggs Ham, Oysters, and Oyster Stews. I foci sure I shall be supplying a want long felt at this part of the city. rr>BE UNION SASH ADD DOOR COMPANY is CLEARING OUT TIMBEtt YARDS, FRIQR TO STOCK TAKING. JOB LOTS FROM FOUR (4a) SHILLINGS PBK 100 FKBT UP. mo POULTKY FANCIERS. I bavo this day Disposed to Mr R. V. Taylor ot Buckland, my Mammoth Light Brahmasand also White Coohins, winners of First Prize at the Auckland Agricultural Show of 1882. (Signed) D. ROBERTSON. T HAVE Appointed Me Robebtsokt, of •*• Symondfl-Btreot, my Agent. All orders sent to Bnckland, or entmßted to his care, will re oelve Prompt Attention. ROBERT CECIL TAYLOR. Jane 11,1883. J^ O T I C E . RS EDWABD COSTLE! DBOKASHa All n»nons who are or mar hereafter be Indebted to the above estate, either for interest, rent, or other wiss. wiU< lease jay toe same to M«un JaoUeoQ and Huusell. twlicitois, Fort- SmiT Auokland. whose receipt shall be a sufll oleß»dlfloharge. »«--»«_-# fAMUKL JlOßßOKf,**%¥«'«, D. HKan ( deeeaaed. Aaokland, 27th April. 183?



Lioatand Found. LOST, on Qaeeustreet Wliatf, on 17th. iiisi.. a Fair of Opei*aiMfiO«.- Finder vici bosniUbly rewarded on returiiiogfams ta office of this paper, or Noll Mccaa, ffrackUn rtoad. OST a kilver Necklet, between Via cent*trett and Shaktpear'B, in Qaeen jjreet.-Finder pleasa return to Mome I)e Plete. Oarby-Btreat, and a email raw. rd will be given. LOST, from A. Kelly's, Kden Temeo, Bay uorae (branded X on near gh mtder) • also Croam Coloured Pony (no brand).— Any one giving information that will lead to their recovery w 1U be rewarded. LOST, from Waitakerei, 17th May, Bay Horse, 15 hands, black points and wblts around n»ar hind JetJook,—Any pureon found; with him in their possession will be praeeoufed. Kevard on delivery to J. Dooa'.d, bymonds ptreet. t L< IST,l ST, on Saturday, in Quei-n-street, Four One PonDd Notes.—The finder will pleaee take them to He win Brothers, Grocers, and reserve one pound^ |t~WonPOUMDS KEWAKD.—Lo3f, on ' IBih June. 23 Oae vound Notes, betwesn Qneens'rtot sod nailwsy Station, Pleaie le'.nrn to jMr Barton. Star ufflce FOUND, a White Greyhound Slut; ParneU Collar, No. 12,—apjjly J. Gidley, Epsom. Haroour Board Notices. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. SUED CHARGES. Harbour Board Offices, Auckland, 16th Jnne, 1883. The following Shed Charges are publiihea for general information :— Per ton (weight or measurement) For receiving goods into sheds .. ..8 9 For delivering goods out of sheds .. .. 0 9 Storage for whole or part ot first day .. oi'6i Storage for whole or part of second day .. 0 «S" Storage for whole or part of third day .. 10 Storago forevery day or part of a day, after threedays .. .. .. .. .-. l o Storage for transhipment goods per day or i partof aday ..0 2 Luggage, per day or part of day, per pkge. 0 2 No charge will be made on day of landing for Goods landed through Sheds'; but all other Goodi stored will be charged from time of entry into Sheds. The Auckland Harbour Board will in no wise be responsible for damage or loss by flre or. otherwise. *H C. B.£TONB, Chairman. Business notices.



>-|iO THE INHABITAN'S OF PA(? ---« NELL.-T. H. BIGGS. Boot and Shoe maker, Brighton House, Manukau Road; Parnell, begs to return hla Blncere thanks to, his numerous oustomers for • the' very liberal support accorded him since hia opening in the district, and now begs to inform them that, in conaeqnenooof newsjustrecoivea from England of the death of a near relative, ho will be obliged to proceed to Europe by the first outgoing steamer on urgent and important business affecting his own Interests, and as he expects to be absent for not more than four months, and has appointed a competent and Bkilful workman to oarry on and manage hlB business for him during his absence, he trusts that his many friends add customers will still continue their kind support, and he begs to assure them that all orders given either for new work or repairs will be executed in the best possible manner, at the lowest prices, and with the greatest neatness and despatch. j>LEARIN«.OUT SALE OF Kj ovtlsrx, THOMAS SAMUKIij being oompelled to Clear out bla Stock ot Cutlery lo oonsequenoe of the PBEMISttfI COM 1N» DOWN and no other Shop boles obtainable, is »r«v BBLUNU OFK the Wbole of the Stock at n enormous Sacrifice. The goods are from thi - 6 Sheffield inakore, and will havo to be sold t,- ..»jr price. Con»lßtin« of— Best Ivory Table and Uessert Knives. Loocwood'a and Johnson's Best Pooket Kmvus. Kieotio-plated Perks, Spoons, Ornets fco. Nevada as£ Nickel Silver Forks ana' Spoons, Snpsrior Solesors and Bazara. WHOLKSiLK AMD KKTAIIi. THOMAS SAMPEL. IMPORTER OF CUTLERY, 18, Queea-ltMOt (Op-.08118 Town ClooM. ©O VICTOKIA-STREET, AUCKLAND C3O^ (six poors ftbovo Albert tW, T. E. CARTER, WHOLB3ALK AND KKTAii PICtUBE FRAME MANOffAOTURKB, IMPORTER OF PIOTOKKB. MOULDINGS, GLABStiN,V 8 ITt^MK aN? r I. MOSIO^ Tho Lvgest Stock of LmiOORiPHs, Chromos BHQB4VINGS. and all kinds ot f iotcbeu t (about 60C0 In Bioak). Mouldings of all ktnda (above 30 000 fmt) In ooew.or cut to Bize. Hne Baok-atuff. Rings, and all lUteriala for Picture Framing. Tne Thads Buppllod on liberal terms. Pioture Framw made to order in one hoar. MUBIO»Ji I»BTRDMB»T DBPARTMBNT.' PLanoforten, Or*anH, VioUns, StrioßS. and Fit tlngs, Oonoettincß, Cornels, FlaUB. and Flaeeoletta, , MKtODiHfB.-These beanUtol Inottuments are very easy to learn, and our new lot are quite the rage. For beauty ana cheapness they are S better than any evof importmi before. TKACHdR of the VIOHN, PIANO. OOB ' NRT. ftc. Terms, 20a per quarter. Tne Hey. J,Klddlo Bays-"isa Teaohfrot Musiolcoa rider he (Mr Carter) la esc.iptlonallr able.'" The KBV. Gordon Smith--As o Teacher ot Mnsio on vanooß Instruments ho stands here (Knßliind) In high tooute, and also as Repairer of Instru ments he has won himself a name." Band master ateane-" I oaa wlih. great oonflaenoe teoommeno htm (Mr O) as a thorough and effi cient master, under wtiose oare t>upua win make rapid ptogresa. I'uplU plaoed under htm tor musical Instruction get on rapidly, and ton booome efficient.'' Toner and hepalrer of Musical loatrnmontß,



Jji E N C_ I N G. SAM. WHITE'S PJUCE LIST Is as follows :— Best Paling Fence of puriri posts, Hobart rails. an 4 sft Hobart palings, one fijoh apart, 60s. Paling Fence ta consist heart kauri posts, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, 555. Three-rail Fence, pnriri poatsand Hobart Fails, Is3< . . Wire Fences with Top Kail, 33a. Wire Fence, 7 wires, 255, Barbed Wire Fenoe, 2 barbed 2 plain wires. 18sperohain. Cattle won't took at barbed wire! Ploket Fenoea, 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 .Is per foot. All kinds Repairs hi Fences and Estimates for every description of Fenoe given' on applica tion to Sam. White, Fencer, Custom-street opposite Arnold. Hines and Co. ■■- IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL WHO WibH TO SAVJS MUNICH' Tho Proprietors of , THK DDEWOT BUFPLY STORK Being Impobtebb and Li« 3« Bosses In the Home Markets, are enable! to otter to the public great oonoesiona on the usual Auckland prices, The Stock la laUy assorted, and, conipnalag as it does la one building all the requisites for a house, ! Pabti"" FnßsieaiNO Will find That Thkv IU« BAY« BOrH TlMl AMP iftoRBY AX The Diekct Supply Store 249, queen-street. " An Immense Block ot Lamps, all) The Direct Blaes, kinds, and prices, at (Supply Store, It you have not bought a Look-1 The Dlreet Inn Qlaa i buy one at f Supply Store, It yon want a Fender or setot) The Direct Firelrons try j Supi'l/ Stoic, Youalwasa want Chins, (ilatß.) Th»nirnnt - s?tt jasssßf lM> *°BM}«sas& It you need either Rrushware or) The Dlreot Tin wars call at . t" Supply Store. When you need Knives and) The Dlreot I Fores try J Supply fc t ore. When yon are in want ot Spoons, ( Th» Dlreot in any Quality or Blze, oa.il at J Supply - tore. It you want any Fooket Knives) TbeDireot or Soissors try ) Supply Store. When you need a Cruet-stand) Thanirnnt variSyJ"" 11 tbe imineilße}a™P'y Btoe Jf you want any Ornaments.) Thoniract aMaTSy- 8' °r LnßUe?> °f JaSSfflL It jou want a Nice Present for) ■ma'niMß* Mother, ttyßtolher* "JeSSiBSSL Let your Children buy all tholr) The Direct Tojb at T Supply Store If you want anything at all.) Th «. ,



_ 249, QUEISN-STREET, ••-OTICE OF REMOVAL, HENP.Y PETRY, Jeweller and Watchmaker, bavins removed to more central andconvemwit premises in Queen-street, under the .Albert Hotel, takes this opportunity of thanking; his numerous customers for th^WP or'wJ}i l, cJ n Viotoria-street. and hopes, with the inoroased facilities In the new premises, ho will merit a ( continuance of their patronage. rpO BUTCHBttS A»D OTHKhS. Thn Anokland Tallow and Manure Company «3 prepared to Contract tor the Purchase of , HFflr*Ddoe and further infonration apply at the office of the Company. DurhMMtieet. frnofcland, »th June. j /YtTBK FOB INDIuEsTIU'N—TONIC \ J BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Kegulatioii, price 3s a bottie.-BHAHLA.ND ft CU (oppo site PosM>ffloe). mOOTHACHE CURE -Instantaneous _1 KeUof.ODONTiLQlC;lsbOtila.-SHAE. LAND & CO. (opposite Post-office) DE*K AUNTY.-"Well, I declare, after . trying stores in Auckland for weeks, seekinf; a good one, I have at length discovered a First-class Grocer. Such Nice Goods, and such attention. Go. my dear aunt, and give him a trial. The address is W. E. LEWIS, Victoria-Street, Between Hobson and Nelson-streets. ■ P.S. |He waits upon families and delivers 0 ds free. '



J ursonsx. j yvvißY FARM If the Party who { J-/' called on Mr Mnson or .Mr HaUet (Par- I Cell) will call again, he can be furnished with, fall particulars. - XF ibis sticuld meet the eye of Henry SbepDenoo, will he oommut>lcato with bis brother, Genr.e ». Sh^jrerson,before Ist July, ISB3 — Addiwß oni ot Mr Joseph ttoig, Com merclal-ntrcet, Auckland. Sydney papurgpleaaa couy, ■' ■ • ■■ • - ■■ XF the man who took "the Ferret" from Mr Ovvou'h Ga'den, Pinnonti*. on •• ntnm-y last, audwho Is wnll known, 0C16" not ntnin the satna wtihm '21 hours of thlr. cctleo, the matter will tec pii>ced In the hands of tha police. llfiUTßti'S Telegram Company. . A IV memage fnr Do.tor Fredenct Charles Bmith.—John finah&i.an, Agent. ■: > ■. ; I "HK three g-ntlemsn who toon the ] Gdlrt Neok'et from Albart Villa on Sunday aficnonn are rcqaaaieii tv raturn It. as they are Known, ana It will sive further proceeatnßi bo ing taken. . . , .. \Xj ILli A. Stevens, or Anderson, please »» wrlt^ to >pu. aoxlons i'tlend W. Old addrot ?. l etter in P.O. •..'" -■ I



Board and Residence. jMOMI'MKTABLIS Hoard-awl Residence, V-' sldrlo and donble rooms; splendid view of town end harbour and suburbs; about flvo minutes' walk from Qneen-eireet. Terms mode rate.—For aflnrats apply '■Tjh office. /^OVEKNi>K tfKuwna HOTBI., \JT HOB3ON-.TitEKT. Boabd ivd liodoiso. i^Ma. Week BINBUH 800M...-.....-.-858.PW 'Wlßafc C^bmetm&Kers. * ■ AM.JSB KEID AND SOW Best to call the attention and careful considera tion ot thoeo abont to Furniab. to UlO VEBY Favottrabt-e Prices of ALL RINDS OF FCKNITURE. Having tntrodncod Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house In town. ,'<;!,., James, iiiijy.Se,, soty, * . •■;. FOBNrrCBBBMPOBTOlI,':•■;•■ HOB3ON-STREKT (2nd Bhop from VlctOria-St m & . SiS « 1 O O X Jt, !• ■JOU. \j . 44 AHD 46, VICTOEIA-STKBKT, Beg to draw the attention of Lnfllea and Gon tlemen furnishing to their LARGE AND WKLL-ASSORTKD SXOQKOF TnURNITtfRE, comprlalng Drawing and Dining-room Snltea, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes ,with glass panels. Sideboards, Cheffonlerß, Hall Tables and Hatstands, Office Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glassea, Dining Tables, Cane Chaira In great variety, Toiletware, Drawers, Wash stands, &c., &c ' ' >i ' M X ;i '-t rtARPETS,. Including Brnssels^Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Flooroloth, Door Mate, Wool Mats, Bed-rcom Kngaj&o. . ■ -.' :: p -. T>KDDIN»^ ■-.-; OMB ot all kinds and of the best quality. Hair, Wool, Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and Kliuc Muttressos, Spring Mattresses, Including the Paten, ,Wlro Wove Mattress Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pi'.lowa, and Pal- Uasro T. & H, COOKE, d 6, VICTORIA-STRK IFaotory, KUlott-etreet.



f ODGE A L 810 N, E.G., mV&N JLj PORT.—in Emergency Meetinu of above oilge will be heldT.'HS h-VHMNG, at the Lodite room. Odd JTellowa' Hall, DevonDOrt, at 7.3u pm. sharp. AH members are Mquwtedto oe present. Vlxltloe Brethren invned. 8y ord "r of the W.M.-OKCHj OaRDNBB. Bec<_ LODGE ST. ANDREW, Ho. 418, S.C. be held In the Loaßeoroom. FjK»roason* HJU. Princes-street. w-M-tRoW Wedneadayi fcVKNINO. Juno ZOtb, at 7.80 O'clock BbUT. .Ml Masons are Invited. By order Of the R.W.M-K. Wkight. Secretary. m ¥ ODGK UNITED SERVICE, F*r\ Jnno 27, In the Fref maßonß' Hall, Pita oes-atwet. Tickets oan be obtained Irom any ot the Officers o^the Lodge. ' />| ARDENEES' HORTICULTUKaIi VX SOCIETY. A General Meeting will bo held in the Now market Ball on TUESDAY, the 19th instant, at Easiness: To Elect Officers for tho ensuing The attendadce ol all interested is invited, • * p. smaIJjCTELD, Hon. Sec_ • UCKLAND BAND OF HOPE A UNION.-Notice to Mombsm of Vl* Cholr.-Tho Pra olioe wiU be held In the' Newton Congregational Sohooi-room JSI-MOFKOW (Weanesoa*) KVKNING. at 7 SO. Notioa to t ole«tov-Adiourncd Meeting of BxecnUVO Connoll same lime and place. pITuITTRY ASSOCIATION. A Meeting o£ the members of thei abovoAßao elaW will meet at the Boomsi of the 'Jormg Men's Christian A?BOciaton onWWSESUAY BVENINS Next, at7.30.-J.PBABSON,BoCg



Moaey. . «1 rfL iO *iiO,ooo LENT on Building %/ JL\F society principles, or another uroii to snlt bwrowsrs. Allotments bough* £dHMMTbuUt on weekly Payment aystem. Mortgaues and Loans negotiated. _BeaJjßtoi Properties for Bale on Ith page, BH percent. JSSwedoß^oneydeposi«ea?or lnveßtment -0 WaiuMSON. Land, Xstate. and Flnanolal t^r. K n^ Vulnator. g-Valoan Lane *,« ONBY TO LEND, in large or smal ■j. '/ . , t » BoUcltorß.iVplßaJi Laaa._ TNDtrSTRIAL AND' PROVIDENT AUCKLAND (COBNKR OB1 VUMAN LAMB AND QBKBN-SffßEß'). INVESTMENT -DEPARTMJENT, ■ This Society la now issuing INVESTING SHARES ordinary, carrying oarrylnß 7 pertJStoter^t (Payable halt-yearbi and par ticipatlng in Bnrplns Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, per cent * and on Doposits lor 6 months. 6 pet cent per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Society advances on Approved Freehwa and Leasehold Property to the extent ot threo fourtha the value. Borrowers may pay off part or the,wholeo their Mortgages at any time. *• • Reduced Table of Rates and any^ further par ticulars reqnired may be obtained at the Society's offices. GKORGK FRASER^^



Aocwons. TO-MORROW, at Jl o'clock a.nu CAKBINES & TAYLOR WILL sell by auction To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, SiO CASKS APPLBS (Hobart 1 own) Hams and Bacon, Walroa Cheese flood Potatoes, Butter, Beef, Onions Oita, Maize. Bran. Oatmeal, Flnur, Tea sugar. Candles, and Oilmen's Stores &c &c, Sco. CARBINES & TAYLOB. JOHS LCTBON] [KDWD. UTTDOH AT 11 O'CLOCK. ' MESSRS JOH{4 & Ed. LSYDfN \\l ILL sell at their Central Commercial VV Sale-rooms, To-morrow,*tUoclock, 5 Mna Pomptsios 2 too* Oatona ' ■ I I 3 SS'wSSS! Tea. Raising Ap f l« r_Sieß Oheew. Vostas.-Clotning. Coffeo lawlSt MwUbos. Figs. Sidles, tec AMO, » lurae Ccnslgnment of Drapery and ___J^£!_?» e2L-__. ____. XO-MOKROW. At 11 o clock, ON OUESN-STREKT WHARF, ALONGSIDE FOEKST OUEKN. /»£/» SACKS POTATOES. FOB tHE BKUKFIT OF WHOM X MAY CONCERN. Terms at Sale Bags Free ana Dcliretoa in town. i^CffiOtsGE SIRBIMi Auctioneer, on iourik Page).