FRENCH OUTRAGE ON British Consul and Officers.

Flagrant Froceedinc/s in Mada-

gascar

Satisfaction Demanded by

Britain

[REUTEE'S TELEGRAM.]

(Received July 12th, 1.10 p.m.)

1,0 > DON, Jnly 11. IN the House oi Commons last night Mr Gladstone announced that intelligence had reached the Government of a grave occur rence at Tamatave, the Madagascar town which baa been in the occupation of the Feench forces for the past few weeks. ■While the British Consul at Tamatave was lying ill, hia Secretary was arrested by order of tlio French Commander and tho Consul was peremptorily ordered to quit the town within twenty hou.?. Before that time lapsed, however, the Consul died. The French invited the oflicers of FI.M.S. Dryad lying in port to attend the funeral. Several officers came ashore for that purpose, and when the ceremony was ended, they were forbidden to re-embark, and were compelled to remain ashore. Mr Gladstone concluded by stating that the oecmrence was of such a serious nature that the Government had demanded aa immodiate explanation from tho French Government,

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[REUTERS TELKQRAMS.]

SECOND SUEZ CANAL TO BE COjS

STKUCTED.

It is announced that Mr Childem, actmg on behalf of the British Government, bag Jigned an agreement with Count de Lcs*eps for the construction of a second canal through theisvhmus of Suez, parallel to present one. The work is to be completed by 1881. Kngiand wiil provide the re quired capital ef £8,185,000. The agree mont provides for the reduction of the tolls levied by the present (.'anal Compnny. FIGHTING I« ZULULANU-CETE- WaYO VICTORIOUS.

CAPE TOWN, July 10.

Intelligence is to hand from Zululand that aßerere engagemgot has been fought between the followers of Cetewsyo nnd those of Oham. The latter were completely defeated, and Oham himself was taken prisoner,

BRISBANE, this day.

In the Legislative Assembly last night, the Appropriation Bill for £500,000 was pasted through all stages. The session is now virtually closod, and the dissolution is expected to be proclaimed immediately.

[SPECIAL. TO PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

(Received July 12 -2.30 p.m.) ENQUIRY INTO A COLLISIOfc AT SEA.

LONDON, July 11

At the enquiry before the Admiralty Court into a collision on April 24th between the ships British Commerce and County of AberdecD, in wblcu the former was cut down and sunk, the decision given held that the mate of the British Commerce wns to blame for the ac cident.

THE MEW SUEZ CANAL.

The Knglish Government will guarantee (j provide capital far tho construction of a second canal across the l.thmuH of Suez, on condition that Baron Da Lesseps reduces.the tariff, appoints a Biitish Naval Ollicer a.% Inspector of Navigation, and givei pre. cadence to English pilots.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

DUNEDIN, this day. The Wain case Is expected to finish to night The Colleen, barque, from London, passed Cape Saundcrs this morning.

KUMARA, this day,

George Michael Gilliart, aged 52, a wood cutter, was accidently killed yesterday by a tree falling on him, causiog instantaneous death. He leaves a wife and 8 children

COSTLEY'S ESTATE.

A MEETING of the representatives of vari ous charitable institutions interested in the Costley bequests was held yesterday. The question of placing the whole of the real and personal estate in one trust, the proceeds to be divided an nually, was considered, and a majority was fonad to be against it. The representatives were, however, favourable to the retention of the freehold estate, and as legal difficul ties stand in the way, it was resolved to, request the executors to divide the per sonality at once, and hold the freehold properties until after the session of 1884, in order that an Act may be passed constitu ting a proper trust to manage the proper ties and distribute the revenues.

METHODIST UNION IN THE COLONY.

Conference at Christchurch.

BY TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATIOS.)

CHRIttTCHURCH, tbis day. The committee appointed by the Wesleyan Ptimitiro Methodist, Free Methodist, and Bible Christian Churches to considor the question of Methodiet Union in New Zea land met in the Durham-street church yesterday. Seventeen representatives were present, and the Rev. R. Baven presided at the morning session, and Mr G. Booth at the afternoon. It waa unanemously agreed that there is absolute unity as to the dootrines held, and the committee stated by resolution that in this respect there was no" carrier to the nnion proposed. The rest of the day was epent in considering the constitution of the connectional Church Courts, Great interest in the sub ject waa maniefestod, and a disposition to make the necessary concessions was shewu by all.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

July 12. 1883. Bank of N.Z-J32210i; sellers, £2210a Auckland Gm- US 9a jflaner and 00.-Buyers, lls 3d Accident ABffaranco-liururn, 0s lOil Tauplti Goal Oa—Buyers. 16a Mosnatalnrl-Sellorn, 12s 61 Queen of Beantr-IU Us ti l: bnyers. I<U 3d Deep Level Crosa-4a 2d, is 9d: eellera, 5* Bright BmUe-3a, sellers, 2; lOd Prlnoe Imperial- Wi ; biiyern, Km Bollors, 41a Coloalat (le Arohal —li Premier—los; borers, 9s Gd; sellers, 10s New Union Beach— 2a 64, 2b 3d JOBKPH NKWMANi Ohalnnani

The annual procession of the Orangemen of Auckland was held to-day in commemor ation of the Battles of tbe Boync and Aughrim. Between two and three hundred members took parr. The soiree takes place tcSnlght. Professor Bernard, the popular teacher of dancing, to meet the convenience of bis pupils, has removed bis class formerly he'd ia Lome-street Ball to those central and convenient rooms over Mr Wm. Kattray's drapery establishment in Queen-street. Tho announcement as to terms, hours, &c, will be found ip another column.

A treat awaits the City Councillors to night. Tho irrepressible Hannaford has written out for their edification a full, descriptive account of all his grievances, past and present, against the >■anitary In epeotor, and the -woeful tale extends over seven pages of closely-written fools cap, and is characterised by numerous flourishes of metaphqr, poetical quotations, and historical references, The writer com plains that InßpectorGoldie haipursued him with "an undying hatred," calls him liy some opprobious names, and then,' striking a vein of pathos, asserts that in earlier times and scenes "this George Uoldu- of the oruel heart would have been a second hero — another Caligulu," with vory much more to the same purport. The Town Clerk has been fortifying himßelf for the reading of the long-winded epistlp, but rapid as his utterance ia, he does not expect to get through it ia less than half pa-hour.

THE BOYNE ANNIVERSARY.

'Ihe Orangemen's Demonstration

The anniversary of the battle of the Boyne was celebrated to-day by the Orangemen, in accordance with thtir time-honoured custom, by a procession through the city and suburbs. Xhe event was apparently one of special importance to the

brethren, while it also excited some

considerable interest amongst the out aide public. When the hour of noon approached, crowds of people wended their way to the Protestant Hall in Karangahape Koad, from which the procession was announced to start. The gentler sex was largely represented, while their interest in the proceedings was mani fested by the partiality which they displayed for the " colour" in their personal adornment. Soon after eleven o'clock the representatives of the country lodges were entertaioed at lunch in the hall by their city brethren, and as early as possible afterwards) preparations for the start were made, t-oaie slight delay wns caused by a passing shower, but the sky having chared, the banners were unfurled, and shortly uf ier one o'clock the lodges took up their positions. The members wore their sashes, nud the bright colour.? of the iusignio, and banners glittering in the sunlight, presented a striking and agreeable appearance. At this time, the footpaths in Karangahape Road were liDedJwith spectators, who mustered in very large numbers, The procession left the hill and proceeded along Karangahape Road towards Htt-street in the following order:—

artillery Band, under Bandmaster Hunter, preceded by the Union Jack,

CARRUOK—containing Brother the Rev. T, W. Dunn, Pxst Grand Master, repre senting Brother D, Uoldie, Grand Master (who is at present absent from Auckland) ; Brother It, Scott, Deputy Ginud Master; Brother C. Hooker, (irunrt fcecreturv; Brother Morrison, Grand Treasurer ; and Brother J. Brame.

Warrant and BiRLK-the former carried by Brother Nesbett, and the latter by Brother Reid,

City of Auckland (No. l) Lodok— Brother W. SargeaoD, W.M.

Royal Albert (No. 2) L^doe - Brother John Carrie, W.M.

Enniskillen (No. 3) LoDGE-Brother Joseph Cobiue, W.M.

Excelsior ((So. C) Lodge, Thames—the W.M. represented by Brother D. G. M. Scott. |

OTAHUnu (14) Lodge—Brother W. F, Massey, W.M.

Star of Waikato (17) Lodge. Ngarua^ wabia—Brother D. Coombes, W.M.

nbwmark-t True Bl^es (19) Lodgk, Newmarket—Brother A, Whisker, W.M. PrjKEKOHB Wbst(26) Lodge, Pukekohe —Brother J. Hunt, W m.

Star of Kabo (26), Kaco, Wangaaul— W,M, represented by Brother Brame, jun. Barton's True Blues (32), Papakora— Brother D. Wilfoo.

Devonport Purple Star (:i3), North Shore Brother C. Hooker, W.M.

Mount albkrt Purple Star (34)- Brather J. McGregor, W.M.

VICTORIA (35) LODGE, Parnell—Brother R. T. Talbot, W.M.

Star ok Eden (36") Lodoe, Mount Eden —Krotber J. Donaldson, W.M,

Dunn's Purple Star (39) Lodge, Bombay—Brother A, Craig, sen , W.M.

John Gouoh Tempkkance (No. 40), Newton—Brother J. Kobertson, W.M,

Colonel Blackers, (No. 42) Lodok, Pukokohe-Brother L. Wil3»n, W.M.

The rear of the procession was formed by several private carriages containing brethren and their families while the Pukekohe Drum and Fife Band was also present, The representation of city lodges was smaller than had been anticipated, but the country members showed their interest by assembling in force, The route of the procGßsion was along Karaugahape Koad, down Pitt, Hobson, Wellesley and Queen- Btreets, up Shortland-street, round Parnell, Newmarket, back through Kyber Pass and Symonds • streets, down Wakefield street to tho Lome-street Hall. In passing the residence of the Grand Master (Brother David Uoldie) in Pitt-ftreet, the procession drew up. and after the band had played, "ForHo's a Jolly Good Fellow," cheers were given for the absont but popular brother. This com pliment having been paid, the pvoccsniou moved on again, Crowds of persons ac companied the brethren on their long march, and at several points on the route the enthusiasm of the spectators was mani fested by cheers and other demonstrations I of approval.

On arrival at the Lornc-strect Hall, the key of the building could not be fouud, and the exercise of patience was rendered necessary until the hall could be opened. A few larrikins improved the oc casion by misbehaving themselves, and, as is usually the case, the police were conspicuous only from their absence. When tho hall was opened, the brethren filed into the building, They were addres ed briefly by Brother the Rev. T, Wr Dunn. The speaker said he had to thank the brethren on behalf of Brother Goldie, the Grand Master, for the numbers in which they had turned out on this occasion. When the morning broke so stormy, it was feared that very tew would be present, but he was glad the attendance had been so numerouß and that she country lodges especially had been to well represented. It showed one thing, and that was that the Society was not djinsjout. He trustod that thco celebrations would not be allowed to pass out of existence. They brought back memories of the good old days, when the eventful struggles for religious liberty took place. Ie seemed that come people now-a-days were ashamed to wear their colours, but in the old days the bands of the British regiments were not ashamed to head Orange processions. They com memorated that day because of the battles of Aughrim and the Boyne, which had given to us religious liberty and a free and open Bible, There were people, who said it was wrong of them to bold these celebrations, but the name of King William should be dear to all. It might just as reasonably be said that Switzerland should forget William Tell, or Italy Garibaldi, as that they should forget King William. He trus ted that God would spare them all for another Twelfth of July, and that they would go forth with increased numbers then, they had bad a glorious day, and ho hoped to see them all in the evening when they would have another glorious time s The speaker was loudly applauded in conclusion, and tho assemblage then dis persed.

The annual soiree will be held in the Lome-street Hall this evening.

SUPPOSED DROWNING OF TWO MEN.

(BY TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. The Captain of the Wakatu reportß that when at South Bay, Kaikoura, on Mon day last, he on having had a dingy with two men in tow. The men belonged to Kaikoura, and were on their way there. While towing the boat the tow-rope broke, and although this happened at a place where the men could easily haTelanded,thoro seems to be some doubt as to their safety, owing to their not having been heard of since, and the heavy weather experienced on the coast during the last few days. Telegrams have been received by the captain of the Wakatu from Kaikoura, asking if he saw anything of. the mcD, and he has replied in the affir mative.

THE AUCKIiAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY. JULY 1%



VINT'SjVVHISKY. A SCIENTIFIC PACT. New Whisky is maddening and poisonous, no matter how blended, coloured, or agreeably flavoured. VINT/ & SONS, Bolfast, Ireland (established S3 years), at present hold immonno stock of their Old Well-matured Wiiibky, and can ensure to tho trade—through their ; Agents—a really PURE, OLD, UNADULTERATED. AND WHOLESOME SPIRIT, tho quality having been pronounced equal to OLD FRENCH BRANDY. In bulk and case, to be had from A. HEATHER, Agent. Head Colonial Office: Melbourne. Y\r AIT;E6aATA I'l'OUK MILLS. joh7"lamb Has (or Sale- Fine Flour— in Sacks, 100*8, and BO'S, J. L. do. do. do. do. Silk dressed do. do. do. Wheat Meal do. do. do. Sharps Bran owl Wheat Oats Bis uits X Fancy do. FFIOK: 3i, jueen stbbit Auckland. JOHN LAMB.



I Wanted. i\y ANTED KiNOW«-My highest. " * priced Tea is 1b 6d. It la going fas', ami la eqail to what Is sol i oicewhera at 3s.—W. H, Dampler, Hobson strea. \X7 ANTJSD, Manager for a Saw-mill iv » T the country.-Address, with testimon ials, Box 83. Poat office, Auckland. VV AMTcD, an experienced Gardener.— ' t Apply to Mm U wyrine, Hamilton Hotel, Hamilton. **/ ANTED, a First-class Mioelog and vr General Smith. —Apply Worthlngton and Page. Newmarket. WA N TEL), a Married Man for a Farm; ab!o ta do general farm-work.—Apply Hotomahaua Offloe. Quean-street Wharf. I Vty ANTED, two good Improvers to the t T Bench: constant work, —T, Proeaer, Upper Qiiaen-fltrnet. %*/■ ANTKD, a Strong Yonni* Man asim- Tt prover. - Apply to R. Mackay. Ship builder, Custom house-street Kast. W AM TED, by a Second-hand Baker, a situation ; well np in small goods — Apply J. Ctorer, Hatter. Qacen-ttreot. WANTED, Employment (not particular what) In or about a business place, by steady man; wages moderate.—J. Loo, care of Gilbert, Chemist, Queen-street. \» / AHTJKD KNOWM — Men's Black * T Felt Hats, 3s; Grand Line of Boys' Black do, is 8cl; French Peak Capa, 91; at Uampler's Wiinotluld streos Shop. Yl/ANTED, a strong Lad to carry par t t cele.—Apply to Garllok and Cranwoil, Qnaer.atreot. WAM"_IJ, smart Youth for an Office.— Apply Box No, 137, Jfost-offlce. \\r ANTBD, a Strong] Civil Lad about " • 14, for a Butcher; one used to the trade, with good character, — Apply at once to Messrs Fißher & Co. WANTED, a Boy for the Butchering.— Apply James Kllkoot. Nawmarktt. »™, ANTED, Married Couple : wife, good » » Uunaroes; man. mi-fnl;wßge<',3!Jßtciloß and found. Also, Housemaid, no enoumbar anco?.—Mrs Hlemorci'a. VV ANTED, 2 Lady Vocalists (soprano " v nnd Contralto), Viollnlat, and Comlo Singer for a serloß of cotco IB in tne country,— Apply by letter (it ome), Bt-Ulng terras, to Kntsrprlao, Stab tifllce. W"~A»T£D,"a""Geueral Suv_ut; Nurse, maid and Boy kopt; references required. ■Apply Stab Oltlce WANTED, a Domestic Servant for general household work.—Apply to Mn Knwmsu, ftemnera; or J. Newman, insurance Building. ANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply at tho Paclflo Hotel. WANTHD, a good steady Girl for housework :l also Woman for washing on 09 a week.—Apply to Mis Purolval, Green Lane Btat on. ANTED, a Respectable Girl na genoral sorvnnt. Must have roforonces. —^ppjyjo Dr. Evans, Pitt-atreot. V*> ANTEi', a Girl for Book-folding and H Huwli'g; one aoaustomod to tne trade crofarred.—apply to Wm Leys. Bookbinder and Pater Ituler, 3 Coon above STAR Offloe. W ANTED, a Girl (10 or 12) to assist in »» Houßowork; can go to school.—Mrs Welch, 151, Groy-stroet. WAfsTED, respectable Girl, about 15, as domestic—T. Frosser. Upper Quoon street WANTED, a respectable Person as Nurse to accompany a Lady with three children to India.—For address app'y to Mr Gardner, Chemist. North Bhore. WANTED, a Situation as Cook by~a mlild e-ugort Woman; town or country. -Addras^K V. Utah office WANTED, by an experienced person, a situation as Lady Holp or BousokeoDcr ; no objootlon to country; good references, — Adrtra»B JHC. bTAR offloe. _ \\r ANT-D KNOWN — Men's Un. M bleached Booka 3d ; Superior do Oi • Worsted Bool>B, Id; Braces, Bd; Men's Stud Suites. M tho snlte; very Superior do, 9d; at Dampler'a Wakefleld-eireot Shop. W~ ANTED, by a Professional (German) Gardener, Km ploy moot for a few days durine the w«ek.—Apply at Mrs Price's, throe doom from Young Men's Institute. Wellesley-Bt WANTED, by two respectable Hen, Accommodation to bscheloriso.—Apply stating tcrmß. to GBP, Stab offlco. *__ v*/ ANTED, at once, by a Lady, Board '" and licsldcnoa In a retpsctabte private family, within 7 nil_ute»' walk of (Jaeen-Btroet. Apply to lirapar, ktab Office. \*7 ANTED, some kind person to Adopt „•' a Haby Boy.—Apply Mia J. Tiorney, Kewmarket. W/ ANTED to Kent, a 2 or 3-roomed »T Cottage within ao minutes' walk of Gooiton's Aicido; forolshnd or nofurnlshed.— Addraes Bachelor, Stab Offloe, Va/ANTKD, Pupils, by Mr Jonson TV (Shorthand Teachor at tho College). Shorthand tauwht in threo months. Address'! Karangahapo Koiui. %*/ ANTEITknOWN-Ladi^CollliFs, " T 2d; Collars and Coffii, 5d the sei; Rib bons (assorted), 3 Inohoa wide, li per yard; Rood Sewlna; bilk, less than umal prloa, 2 reela Id; at Humplot's Wa-eflo'd-«treet Shop. \\! ANTuD, to Let, a L»rge Bedroom » v (furnlshod). to a rospectable man; Hob son-Btroet. central.—Address at Stab Olllce. i y ANTED Kr7olVN^T^»eiß7~2iir; f T Extra Grand Line of Ladles' tillk Scarves, Is; may Buafcs. 2d, 111, and 6_.Ue par; at Damplert WakefleM-ilreet Shop. \\r ANTED to Sell, firstxlass GJ horse ~* power BorlEontal Eoglro witn Mnltl tnbolar Boiler.—For prloe, &c, apoiy to T. vV. R«vwl, Gwreral Fnmlßhar, noxt »lbift Hntnl. I*/aNIKD, to Purchase, a three or ™ ™ fonr-roomod Cottage, on Deferred Pay ment. Ponsonbyor l oil wood pre(err«d.—For at dtosg apply to m_r ofllcc. \\/ ANTED, to Uuy, Lef^olFcioininß of • " every description, for cash. Parties waited on. P.S.—Wanted Known—For Hire, Trap and Saddle Horeos.—Apply Thos Hill. Clothier and Draper, Parncu \AT ANTKD, all People who want worth * ' for their _ oney to call at Hnlme'a, opdo «ito tne Uarkrt, and boy Motion at 2i per lb; Superior Steam-made Sausage 3d perlb; HNI -ing Beef. iA per lb; German tianeage.6d (whole sale at 53): Hog Portding. Sa; Brawn, Id Well, them wo have a lot of ties things besides, snen as Dairy fed Pork. Ox Tongues Bheop do Prime Roast Beef, Poultry, Veal, Lamb, &o. They will be bargains on Saturday night.—O. HUiMK, Bntcher, Navy Contractor. &c, Queen-rtrett. WANTED, Farmers and Planters to know that I am in receipt of best Canterbury Heed Potatoes of various kinds ■ a'Bd, 00 tons beat Hobnrt Oorwents.—E. K. Davits, Onßtomhonse-streot East. WA NTED.—Wo are Selling a Black Coat and Vest for 27* 6(1, a good Tweed Trousers and Vest for IBs, and a Tweed Hat for Is 6d.—J. O. Brown'd Cheap Drapory and Cloth lut( Hstablishment, Mannkan Road fParnell. \\f ANTED KNOWN-Thc following ▼ T tilt hlly soiled Ladlea' Superior Coloured Kid Glovcb, Is Zd; Ladles' Tell BklrU. Is 6d ; Clark's 200 yard reels of Black Cotton, id eaoh; Man's Trousers, is 6d; at Damrier's Wakoflold- Btreot Shop. ATiT__rKNOWN7Tal:K7lnpply~of fint-clr.iß Silt Huttor on sale, rithor wholesale or retail. — Join OgMvle, Grocer, Tlotoria-street West. Y^AKfTEtTKNOWN-Money to Lend '' on personal and collateral Boonrlty, re payable by weekly Instalments. Bills dto oonnted.—Rao'B Now Zealand Pawn Shop, Darby-street ANTED the Ladies to Know that Mnnro and Mllllgan, Hobeon-street. have Boourod the sorvfoei of _ first-cltss Mil liner, and are bow oropared to snpplr millinery In all Its branohex on the shortest notlooi ANTED KNOWN-a Few Print Costumes left, only is: a Grand Line of ■» Inter Costamev, 15s; Bl«ok Fur Trimming, 9i the ysrfl : Swansdown, Is the yard ;at Dampler's Wakefleld-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN-On Sale at R. French's, Ka'angahape Fond Choioa Table Potatoes, Prime Potted Bntter. and tpeclal value In Teas, Provisions, and General Grooorlon. When passing give a call, and tote the qialltlea and prloes. Regular delivery throughout the City ana Suburb?. ANTED KNOWN, Best Waterproof Boots, 10s Cd; First-class Shoos. 6s 6d; aH3lty Market boot Btall; WANTED KNOWN by friends and customers—That Messrs Tapp and Co.. Boot and Shoemakers, have purchased the; aicos: and Business of Soott and Oa, Victoria ttreat (opposite Hobson Hotel), and intend to continue selling the Best Quality of Goods at oorrent prloes. ANTED KNOWN—Nice Lot of Flannel (White and Coloured), cheap; also Groy Ulankots, IDs the pair; Bed Quilts, 3g 6d each; Rugs, 7s; at Dampler'a Wakefleld- Btreet Shop. ANTED, Dressmakers and the public to come and see the New Cheok 811k Tartans. 4 different patterns; nn to 4s 64 por yard. So very tcaroe. To be had only at Win, Beehan's Drapery Establishment, Hobson-stroet (opposite Governor Browne Hotel. Hobson at.la WANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Winter . Jsoketo, 5s M; Ladles' Ulsters, 6s 6d; Wool Shawl', la fid; Lot of Large do,cbcpj Wimpy Hkhts. Si 61; atDamplet's Wakefleld trott Shop. WANTED KNOWN-That 1 am pre pared to purchaso Household Furniture and other effeota on the premises on the shortest notloe, In town or country.—Apply personally or by letter, to Janus Rao, Darby-stieet. WANTED KNOWN—Another Grand Lot Berlin Wool, beautiful oolonrs, etlll the name prloe (M thti 4ozen sk<>—>s); Finger ing Wool (all rolouri'), 3d per skein; White Worsted, Id the large skein; at Uampler's Wakefleld-Btreet Bhop. V&/ ANTED KNOWN—t-HEAP TIM- V» dkrl Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can bo purchased cheaper and better than anywnere else at the Yards of V. Qoldie, Albert-street. WANTED. —When you are in Hobson street oaII and pee the Large and Cboloe 3too~ cf Sonii h Cheviot Tweede, In heather and ar/»nl*e shaden, «t Munro nna Mllilgan'm aJnTED KnuWN - Barry's Tn » ■ ooph9ron*. Is 2i; Rack Combs id; TOJth . Comhp, 2(1; Hair Hrußhoe, 9d; Tooth Bruabeß, Gd: Hair ofi. Cd the bottle; at liampler's Wake fleldstreet ghop. - «ya7ANTED KNOWN-That all Work. W ing Men can save their money by call ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant. All meals Bd, Board and Lodging. ISs per woek.—Robert MtTKDOCK, Proprietor. Noto the address, nearly opposite the Waltemata, and olobo to tho Dock



Wanted* -. zzf ANTED KNOWN. — Puto Gold TV Pure Silver.—Chnrlea Reiser and Co have now added Gold Jowellory to their atook Their first parcel ifl just to hand, in iphich wu 1 be found a beautiful assortment of Ladieß I DreßS Rings, Keepers. Alberts, Necklets, Brooches, Gents" Scarf Pins, Suites, &c. They strictly confine themselves to keeping only Real Silver and Real Gold Jewellery. FreaharrlvalE monthly.—Charles Kelsey and Co. (two doors below Morrln'a, Ironmongers). i »». ANTED KNOWN - Tea I Tea ! I ' y * Teal!] HavinKJaet Bought a BarKftln In Tm at Auction, I will SELL IT at Is 8d the lb. Savoral hava tried it, and say they cannot Bee any difference botween It and what Is generally sold at 3s elsewhere. Any way, I WILL GIVK THRKB POUNDS* OF IT FOR NOTHING to the first person who does not think it a Bargain. So ba in time.—At Dam plat's Hobaon»atreet Ehop. »*/ ANTED—Wanted to sell, very cheap V? U dozen *lb Tim of good Durham Mus tard, only 81 per tin, 2 Tine (or lid, 5a per dozen; 12 dozen Fruit Sails, Is 62 per bottle; Small hice, 7ibaforl9; Lurtio Kioe.Slba for la: Safety Matches. 3d par dozen i Bell and Blaok'n Plntd Matches, 7d per dozen; Ball and Blaok\i Tin Boxes, on'y 1b 8d per dozen: barge Bibles wlih Plates, only £1U (id mid £1 7s 6d eaoh; 20 Gross of Mx-irolpo book?, from 2dto Id each, 50 Leaves only, 3a fid per drzon ; f'euß, i nly 6b per box of VI Ao7.au, is (id per dozen boxes; Penholders, Is 6d per gross : I.UOO Pieces of Sponge, from 2d to 2a; Lot of Pictures. 3a and 6d; Ulaua Jugs, Si and 'la each: Tea, Is Ed per lb, Slba for it; Apploa. SdaDd 4d per 10: CnTants. Idperlb; Small Tumblois. i for 6d; Wine Glasses. 34 eaoh, 2s 9d per dozen; Lot of Jugs, Od each; Razor Strop*, only 9d, worth Is 6d.—H. Watt, Gene' al Dealer, Pitt-street. ANTED KNOWN—CoIBUred Cash mere, 1b 64 tio yard; Blsok Veivotenn, la 9d; Cretonne, 7<l tha yard; Damask Ttble covprs, Sa Od; American Leather {or Table Covers, lid the yard; at Uamplxir'a. Wakefleld- Btfeet Shop. tl AN'i'lSU X a V WH — Vf JUST OPENED UP AT STEPHENSON'S- Velveteon. 1/9,2a, ?/6, to 6/8 per yard 600 yartla Coloured Satins at 1/fl and 1/9 1 oase Hosiery, newest shades, in Navy, Hoal, Biack, Cardinal, Winoa Splondid Value in Ulstors, 3/6 upwards Plain and Fancy Jersoy Jaoketa, 7/0 to !«a A Spoolal Una In Newmarket Shape. 20a Underclothing, In Newest Styleß, all prloes Hats. In Newest Shapes, luryso variety Large Assortment Men's Clothing Felt Carpets, yard wide, 1/3 per yard Tapestry Carpets, 2/3,2/11, and 3/6 per yard Oil Cloth, for Hail and Floor, 1/0. V, 2/3 yard Matting, i'M. V, 1/3, (1J and U yards wide) Flannels. Hi, 10, V. to 2/8 per yard 0-1 Blanket)). 9/11 and 10/8 per pair 10-1 Blankets, 12/11 and 16/6 per pair 11-i Blankets, 30/ and 27/8 per pair Wlnoeye, Jjd, Oid, 71d, to 1/ per yard 1000 first Choloo Josephines, slightlyspotted, 2/6 DKKBSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON THE PRKMISKB. LADIKB" OWN MaTBRIAL MADE UP. Soooossfol Contraotor tor Drapery for Lunatlo Asylum, 1833. STEPHENSON'S UHAPERY AND BALK WARBHOUBB. AKANUAUAPK RUAD, NKWTON. \y ANTED KNOW n. DANDELION, Renowned for lta Medioal Virluo?. NEIL &MCLIPFORD Are manufacturing it Into FILLS and COFFKK. THK PILLS Aro the Best and Cheapest made In New Zoa'atcl. Kiionhivoly uatd as a Family 1111. 1/a box, TBK COFFKK Is pronounoed by competent judges to bs better than the lmportod, it la good for the Liver, Kidneys, and Indigestion. 2/ alb. HOT*.NIC COUOH SYRUP Is a Pleastntand effective mixture. Bteadlly galnlns ground in Auotland, I,IJ and II a bottle. SOOTHING SYKUP, OR MOTHER'S FKIBND (KOK BABIHSt, Is excellent tor removing wind. rcsulstiig the bowels, and producing naltwlsleep. Mothers who knowlta value won't be without it. It Is froe from all Injurious drugs. One Shilling a Bottle. GENUINE HOP BITTERS, 2/8 BOTTLE. NEIL & CLIFFORD, BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WKLLKBLfcY-STRKKT KABT, Four doors from Crutokshank and Miller's, Qneen-Btreet. \\T ANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Urn »T brellas. 1' 3d; Silk do, 4a; Gout's flo. 3<; 01-ls' Parasols. Is lid ; and Lot* of other Freah Bargains; at Dampler'a Wakefleid-etreet Bhop. VESSELS. — Wanted to Charter, a Cotter to carry 40 or 50 tons firewood, or a Small Bcow.—Apply R. and R. Duder, North Shore. CLKKKT^Waited, a Youth as Clerk in a nolieitorVi office. — Apply (own hand writing). Box 81. Postoilicc. (»M) OR'iCKUS.—Wanted, a Man t thoroughly aco.naintod with tho trado; capablo of koepfng books and soliciting orders. —Apply X.Y.Z., Star and " Herald." To Let. FOWfcR TO LET, on 70 miles of gas mains, In tha city and suburbs of Auck land. Engines from i to 100h.p.Indicated. Con sumption of aas, from 18 cnblo feel of gu per indicated horre-power per hoar for tha larger sizes, to 25 font for the smaller. Suitable for Koginoers, Woodworker*, Printers, Firewood Dealers, lioot and tihoo Manufacturers. Fodder Dealer*. MalUters. Sanaags Makers, &0., fen.. and for Amateur's Lathes and Fret Sawe, The engine oats firewood Xt 2d per ton, and at inter mittent kolstlna work tho coat la sometime! as low as la 8d per day for a 3) h p. engine, the engine running all day. Thirty-fire Otto Has Kngines aro now erected In Anokland For terms and corulltionn, apply to tho "oorctarr Anokland Gm Company (Limited), Fort-street glzos in Btook -j. 1, 2. 3j, 6.12 h.p. L'O LUT, a very convenient Fivo-roomed Houso on Colloge Road: gas laid In; rent, 13a.—Apply Mr Nightingale. College ltoad. rpO~LtT, Two Furnished Kooms, with I Board; snltablo for a respectable married oonple. No objection to a lady dunna her acoonchotient.—For address, upp'y to Clifford and Lie, Drapeni. &C Orey-atreet. rpO Llii, at Mount Bt. John, a Villa 1 Residence with all conveniences.— Apply to J. Hancock, next honso. fViO LET, Charlotte-street, near Riding 1 Bohool. Now Verandah Cott me, S rooms, cupboards, oven, pump, und tank,-Apply houso below. , TO LET or Sell, in Fernlcy-strect (off Franklin Koad). Ponsonby, a Six-roomed Hodbo. with two ronlttor grates and oooklnn etove. onpboards aid glace case*, &o-; waltr laid on. Istro ched and collar, and (very con venience for a family.—Apply on tho promisor r jnO LET, at Mount £don, woll-iinlfihed 1 Blx-roomod Houre, icallory, and waih hnu«o. with copper boiler, water laid on. btokeß's ltoad. opDotlte Cuokßey'a store, close to 'Bus Btand.—Apply on promises. TO LET, a good Sbop and Dwelling house of 7 rooms, in populous nolshbour hood; low rent to a good tenant.—Apply to 11. Achton and Bon. ; j O LKT, a Genornl Store in one of the " leading townsbips In Walkato, doing a ilrttolßßH bneiness. — Apply by letter to AH, POBt-offloe. To Awsmatn. TO ri7BT,"i"nViotoria"-strcet, welFsUnated Corner trhapand Dwelling of 6 rooms.— W.and T. Fraier. Land Agents. Qneengtrtet. rpO LET, nice 5-roomed Cottage; Dice I portion, very comfortable I Clarence Bt,, Ponsonby.—D. V. Hvain, Land igent. 'I O LET, the two New Shops in Rut- I land-street adjoining the Clarondon Hotel.—J. M. and J. Mowbtay. rpo BE LET, with immediate possensioD, I a 1 -roomed Villa Resldeooa, tlttuted In Park Koad, next to Rarly Bank,—Apply Mecsrs Ireland Brof ■ Vnloan Lane. 'B^O LET, or Lease for Sale, in High- I streot, Double-frontod Shop, suitable for warrhonse or manufactory. Capital 7-roonicd House and ooie at Mount Kden.—ltd. Wayto, Groaod Floor. 177, Qnccn-ttreet. rf^O LET, a pleasant Marine ttesldence 1 at the North Shore, with Boaca Frontage. Apply to Ohariea Bailey, Boatbnllder. rpO LET, —One of those nice two-storied I Cottages in Spring-street, Poosonby Road, 1!b to Let. the others being nearly completed. They contain four large rooms and sonllery, with sink and water land on, fitted with sratflt, Ovons, and onpbonrds—ln fao<, every comfort, | Rent, oily 10a Gil -Particulars at ltoborts'B ' Btoie, oorner of Bpiing-Btreet. Meetings. YOUNG MUN'b CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, comer of Wellesloy and ! Albert Btreets.—Bvangellstio Service, THIS (Thursday) BVBNING, at 7.30. All are invited. Recent arrivals cordially invited. KIZONA GOLD MINING COMPANY (Limitid). The Ordlna'y General Meeting of this Com pany will tie hull at th« Compuny's Office, New Zealand Insararjca Company's Bnlldlngs, on FRIDAY, the 27th day of July. 1833. at 2.50 p.m D. O. MACDONNELL, Manager. Anokland. Jnly 11.1883. ALL SAINTS' AUXILLIARY BUNO&Y SCHOOL, BAYFIBLD. A Meeting of thono lntorebted In the above will bo beid in the Sohool-room on FRIDAY KVKNINtt next, 13th it,st., al 7.30, to reoelve Acoonnts to 30th Jnne and Report of the Com mittee, also to appoint Trustees and other General Business. THQ3> JBNKmB Aotlng Hecrotary. CaometmaKeru. ■ AM B8 REID AND SON Box to call tho attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the 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. v James reid & son, Furniture Emporium, IIOIIBON-HTKKKT (2nd Bhop from Vlotorla-at



For Bale. FOR SALS, the Business now carried on at tho Ponsonby Dairy.-For full par tioulars apply on the premises. Fl>R SALK (Burleigh-street), a nice House, i roams; l»rg« allotment. 10 z ISO. 1 bargain.—H. Partlngton, Housa and Land Agent FOR SALE, Splendid Building Allot ments, Mount Eden, commanding Rood view; will be Bold very cheap; from SO to 200 x 800.-H. PartlDßton. FOX SALE, within 5 minutes' walk of Onion Bade, nloe i roomed Houss In Rood repair.- 11. ParUngton. Homo and Land Agent. v OR SALE, 25 acres Land near Lake, ' large lea frontage; Improved ana well watered. —H. Partlnaton, House and Land Agent, Stlohbnry's Bnlldlnge. If O X SALK, Mount H'ilod, oheap, and on easy terms, a new and wellflnlehed Cottage of four rooms, noullery, &o.; fitted with register grates, range, lank. So. SDlendld allotment (volcanic). 33 x 145. Price. «23 cash, balanoe sa agreed npon. D. F. SVANB, Heiate^gtnt. MOUNT EDEN. — New and well finished Villa Reßldenoe; bay window; fitted up with cupboards, register grate; oven, nice garden; 60x100-good corner allotment; a very pretty ptace; situated Mary-street, near main road; nice position.—D. F. Evans. (835 /TIO CAPITALISTS. SPLENDID CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. A valuable and grand Corner site, FRONT auk to MAIN htuket, a low hundrod yards tromPOSt'OFlflOlf. Properties In bo central aid commanding a position are eoldom In the market, and meet with quloK and ready sale. Nearly all the purohase money can remain on mort««Ro a« 8 per cent., ihe owner being satis fled with the prospective as woU as the present vtlne of the site. Full particulars, to,, at the offloa of D. F. KVANB. Land Agent, &&,, Qaeon-street. T>UILDING ALLOTMENTS. FOR SALE AT PER FOOT. Clarke-street. 258 Prospect Terraco, Mt. It. Roaklll Road, SOh Eden, 20a Vfarine Parade at., 10a Harbour Terrace, about Newton Road, 80s 10s Anglosea-street. SOs Nelson-street, £7 Market Square (lease) Grace street, from 55s Stewart-street, 60a Shelly Beach Ro&d, I Hprlmjatrcet,from 12a corner,6os 6d Norfolk-st,lotforfllßo Mt. Eden, Main Road Cameron-street, lot for Kdendale, 60 x 201, for £70 £25 Mt. RosklU Road, from Vlow and Wynyard 20s Roadß Eden Valo Road Stoknß's Point, 1 acre, St. George's Bay Road, Al5O from 9Ua Bay Road, S lots, at Stokes's Point, from 40s £25 Gladstone, several lots Beach Road, corner, Woodlands, from £33 £190 each Collogo Road, *510s Gladstone, 100 x MO, £100 Rowestreet, 30s Commercial Road, 5} acres. D. F,~EVAK S, Land Mart, Queen-street, next Bank of vuatralasla. New Teas. China Teas, new season, 1833-84. I have this day received Cable ndvloo of departure on sth July of MY FIKST SHIPMENT FROM FOOCHOW, Per a.c. Holhow, due Ist August, Comprising— 1075 HALF-CHESTB 950 BOXES. Fooohow Buyors Report: Values this year 10 to 15 per cent. Cheaper than last season; quali ties considered far superior. ARTHUR H. NATHAN. : Anokland, 6th July, 1833. rHE pacific tea company's PUKE BLEND OP INDIAN AND CHINA rpEAS I HAS ABE THE MOST PERFECF TEAS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPnERE. Gazette in jtsanKruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DIBTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of" The Debtors and Crodltors Act, 1876," and the amendments thoreof, and of tho Bankruptcy of Hollinos William Ogilvie, of Bombay Settle mont In tho Provincial District of Auckland, in New Zealand, (jentlcman, a Dobtor. Notice Is hereby given that Boilings William Ogilvio has this day tiled a declaration that ho is unable to meet his engagement with hla oroditors. The first Meeting of Creditors to bo held at tho Bnprome Court Buildings, Eden etroot, Auckland on FRIDAY", tho 20th day of July, 1883, at the hour of 11 o'clock In the foto- Boon. Dated at Auckland aforesaid, this 12th day of July, 1883. G. W. BABLEY, Deputy Registrar. JACKSON AND IIUSSEIX, Fort-Btreet, Auckland, BoUoltors for the Debtor. IN THE BUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. In tho matter of " The Debtors and Creditor! Aot, 1876." and the several Aots amend ing the name, and of a Deed of Arranno meut dated sth day of Uay, 18S3, made bstweoa Alfred Wallace Macs, ot AuokUnd, Draper, of the fliat part; Hknjjnin Tankir,of the Oltr of Auok lund, In the (aid Dead oalled tho Trustixi, oC the second part; and nU the CniDl- Tons of ton said Alfred Wallace Mace, of the third part; and duly fllod on the Bib day of Stay. ISS3. Notice Is hereby slvon that, by an order of this Honourable Court, mado this day, the abOT* Deed of Arrangement has beon declared completely executed. Dated this 11th «ay of July. IBB3i RUSSKLL AND CAMPBELL, Solicitors for the said Truatoe nndor the Mid Deed. IN THK SUPREMK COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho mattor of "The Debtors and Creditors Aot. 1876," and of the Deed of Arranuo ment dated tbe 12>h day ot Mar, 1881. made between William Kill?, of Taurangn. and Ohinemntu, Uorchant, of the flitt part; Thomas Morhin. Matthew andebson Ckirk, and Ahtbcr Htam Nathan, all ot Auck land. Merchants, of the second pan; and all the Creditors of the said Wil liam Kelly, of the third part; filed In this Honourable Court on the said 12th day Of May, 1883. Notice Is hereby given that by an order of the Supreme Court sitting In Binbuptoy. made the 11th day of July. 1883. the said Deed was de clared completely txooutol. Dated at Auckland, this 11th day of July, 1883. HKBKKTH AND RICHMOND, Boioltois for the said Trustees. Goodflons Arcade. FOR GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES (all warranted /I O to Goodson's London VT Arcade T7<OR STERLING GOLD AND SILVER JO JEWELLERY (guaranteed) fiOto Goodson's London 1 VT Arcade. I T7<OR CLOCKS of all descriptions, and the X 1 OhoapestlnTown ("i O to Goodson s London vX Arcado. T?OH JET, Abyssinian Gold, and all Artistic X; Imitation JEWELLERY /10 to Goodson's London vl Arcade. rR ELECTRO-PLATE and BRITANNIA METAL GOODS , /~10 to Goodson's London \JT Arcade. CH)R BREAKFAST. Dinner, Dossert, After X 1 noon Tea. Tea and Toilot Sets GO to Goodson'g London Arcade. T7OR MAJOLICA WARE, FANCY MOSS II GOODS. VASES and LUSTRES GO to Goodson's London Arcade. rll DECANTERS, Water Bottles, Glass Dishts. Tumblors, Wines, and othar Glass s~i o to Goodson's London FOR FAIRY MUSIC. Concertinas, Acoor dians, Musical Boxes, Orchcstranottou, Harmoniums, and Musical Albums / yo to Goodson's London VI Arcade. "I7PR CIGAR and Cigaretto Cases, Card Casoß, A and Goods milted for Gentlemen's Pre sentations GO to Goodson's London Arcade. Note the Addresses— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, Auckland* » i. .. CniHSTOHUROII, LONDON OFKICB t S3 St. Maiy Axe.



■ Amupumnntß. L> V PERMISSION O * 4-» major shkpbbrd (Commanding tbe Auokland District), uml tbe !„„„ Officers of voiunteere. THB FINE BAND OF THK AUCKLAND GAHRI3ON. ! Under Mr J. T. Morris, I Will appear at MB. POOLEY'S SATURDAY POPULA.K COS CERT, NEXT SATURDAY, IN THB THBATRK ROYAL. GRAND OPERATIO NIGHT. Artistes— MADAME POO I.Elf Mrs Rsvitt MB Hanna Miss Tapper Mr Bornhasi Mb Russscll mr gordon goo jh. a.r.a.m. Accompanists.... Mb Slatsr ana Mb I'ooiev Cotductor and Manager Mb Poorer Admission-Half-a-cowaand One Shilling Tiokoln at Lennox's. Howden's, and c hortt'u. "DEM UE It A BAND OF HOPK. The Quarterly Entertainment la ooaneotlon with this Soolety will to held In the Nowmarket Hall od MONIJAY EVENING, July 16.h. Doors open at 7 30 to cammenoo at 8 o olook. Prlcoa of Admlß9lon: Adults, 1b: Children, half-price. R. H. ROWB. Hon. See A ACKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL il ATHLETIC SPORTa, Owing to the inclemency of the weathor and the bad state of the ground, the above Sports have been Indefinitely POSTPONED. Money. DUSTKIAL AND PKOVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY orf AUCKLAND (Corner of Vumjan Lank AKD (JUKEN-BTKEET). ' INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT, This Soolety Is now Issuing INVESTING SHARES ordinary, carrying full rato of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP SHARKS of C2O each, carrying 7 per cent Interest (payable half-yearly) and par ticipating In Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, per oou t i and on Deposits for 6 months, 6 per cent per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Society advanoes on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of three fourths the value. Borrowers may pay off part or tlio whole o their Mortgages at any time, Reduoed Table of Rates and any further par- Honiara required may be obtained at the Soolcty'6 offices. GEORGE FRASER, Manager. ■4^l ii 10 *w,uuu IiENT on Building ft* 1-"/ Society principles, or on other terms to anlt borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses bull! on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See Mat of Properties for ssle on Ist page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for Investment— C. Williamson. Land, Estate, and Financial A<rett and Valuator, 3, Vulcan Lane Drapery etc. WE CAN BEAT QUEEN. STKEKT IN NEWTON. SO call on EOBKKT MaSON for Enloker Suits, Bdya" and Yonthk' Baits, nil sizes (good valuB): Men's Trousers ivory good qnalltyl, Us Od; Trousers and vest la first -class article), 21s Od; Cloth and Worsted Coati, splendid value; Tweed Bults, from 21s 6d; Grand Seleotlon of Winter Bhiris. Ladleb' HS Cambrlo HandkerohlEfs. Od; Embroidered Col lars. 4d; Black Tips, from sd; H.sok Btraw Hats, Is; Trimmed, 2s; White Flannel. IOJd, U 3d, la 6d; Twill Ore tonnes. 6} (good patternp); Obildren'g Wool Botß. 3d; Stamped Velvet, at 2s 6d (going quickly); Lima Frilling, Call f arly and get a pair of good Stockings. K. M. sells at above prioes for UAUH ONLY. Nurserymen. THE PLANTING jBIsV THS PLANTING SEASON. W SEASON. \\T ILLIAM MASON, TT PONBONBY NURBBBIKB, In oonsequenco of retiring from business, will offer the whole of his maanlflceat stock at very low prlcer. A GENUINE CLKAHING OUT. THK LABI BEaSON AT TBE PONSONBY NURSERIES. INSPECTION INVITED. All Fruit and other worked Trees true to name, being worked from large standard Fruit bearing Trees growing on the place, and consisting of the Largest and Oholoeet CoUeotlon of FRUIT TREKS. BHKLTKR AND ORNA MKNTAL TREKS AND SHRUB 9. FLOWKRING PLANTBL HBKBB, ROOTS, &O. 300 Varieties of the Vory Best APPLES, Worked on Northern Spy and Majetln Stook. cabs, Plums, Poaonoa, Aprleots, Figs. Grapee< Neotarinea. Loqnats, Una van, Qolnoea, Medlars, Ourranv, Gooseberries, oranges, Lomctiß, Co., &o. Oaks. Ash, Oriental Plane, and Poplar. suitable for street planting. Oamctxub from 18 upwards; Aialias from per dozen. Heron Plants at lowest urioos—Quick, African Box-thorn, Obares, EKntßnus, lilgustram (ChlciOnsle and Vulgan). Itosia (ISO varieties), all worked, and of tha very eholcxwt ooileotton, to be sold at la per dozen, or 2Se per hundred. WILLIAM MASON. mHE PLANTING SEASON, 1883. JAMES MASON, PARNELL NURSSRIEB, AUCKLAND, Begs to Inform intending Planters that he has i now ready for the season too LARGEST and C HOICK T ASSORTMENT Of BHELTKRand KORKBI TREE 8, ORNAMKNTAL AND FLOWKRING &HKUBB, &0.. Sea., he haa ever offered to the PnbUo, ooneistinc of— BBELTRB AND FORKBT TBEBB. PIBDB, &O. FBniT Tbub—Apples, on blight-proof Btooks, 100 varieties; Pears. 10 varieties: Plums, 60 Vbfletlea; Paaohos, 60 varieties; Aprloota. Cherries. Figs. Neotarlnes. Grapes, LOQuats, Guavas, Currants, Oooacberrlos, Buuw berrloo, &0,, Sco. Upwards of 10,000 Obakoes, it varieties, In uiuiilng ell the best and neweet varieties Introduced by Chas. Moore, Esq.. from Spain* Lemons, Citron, and Bhaddock Ornamental and Flowering Shrubs. Stovo and Greenhouse Plants Forns and Deoorativa Plants Bedding and Flowerlxg Plants Hedge Uutokß. African Box Thorn, Bleeagnna Oloarla Privet, Sfe. ._».-, Bulbs and Tuberoses rooted Plants; Roses, 175 variotles; Carnations and Ploowoe, 60 varieties j &0., &c. &o. Herbs boots, and Horticultural Requisites &o. Garden and Flower Seeds. Orchards and Gentlemen's Gardens laid out and attended to by waotlo»l Gardeners. Doßcriptive Catalogues on application. J. M, begs to call attention to Ma splendid stook o( AOAOIA DKOURRKNS (the true Black Wattle) he baa now on hand, namberlng many thousands. It will thrive In almost any kind of coil, and will prove good Investment and should be planted extensively. It is cstl matca that upwards of £25,000 is annually tent out of this colony for the purchase of Its bark for tanning purposes. Catalogues can be had of O. H. Lavors, Queen' street; and on application at the Pamell Nur series. AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY i\ LIMITED, ESTABLISHED 1882. PURVEYORS OV LIGHT, HSAT, AND POWER. The Company sell and erect gas-flttlnga, in olndlng gas apparatus and gas-power engines. Stock lnoludea Otto Gas Engines, Office and Bhow-rooms. Fort-street. TEE BAKING POWDER par axellance is AICKIH'S CRATED BAKING POWDER. " The Most Economical." "Yields more Yeaßt Gas." Pure Material only. Not Mixed with Rice Flour or Alum. In tins at Is 6d and 2s 6d, Bpeoial Price Wholesale. Address :— THE PHARMACY, Queen-stbbkt, XIATIONAL INSDKANCE COM. J3 PAN! OF NEW ZEALAND. CAPITAL -. .._«2,000,000 PAID UP AND RESERVES. _-£m,BOO AUCKLAND BRANCH -85, QnEEN-RTRKBT. LOCAL DIRKCTOR- D. a CRUIOKBHAItK, EBQ. This Purely Local Company aooepts Fire and Mtrlne Risks of every description at LOWEBI CURRENT RATE 3. Seourlty Undoubted. Lobbob Liberally and Promptly Paid, WILLIAM TA IT. BraßCh Managei XjiNGLISH TWEEDS, SCOTCH -*^ SAXONYS. IRISH HOMESPUNS. 7 BKVEN CASES W KS SHIP WABWIOE. 4 4 CASES EX CLYDE 4 M. MDBCHIE, Merchant Tailor & Importer, Bhortland-atreet, AUCKLAND,



_ Jjost and Found. LOST or Stolen, a broken-buircd Scotcl Terrier Slut. Anyone detaining sam< after this notice will bo prosecuted. | OST, Young Brown Retriever, answer.1 JLJ to name ot Carlo; haa this yonr'a collar, lflnder rewarded on leaving sama at J. Knko'e ratter-street.—Any person detaining the flOf atter thla date will be prOßeonted. WOUND, a liver and white Pointei t. D,°?; Ponaonby collar, No. il, last year's it not claimed within 7 duya, will be sold to de tray expenaea.-Apply to W. Bollard, Avondale. Pablio isoticea. l»ifi!|P» COUBT CITY OF A.UOK jflKgfilfiSfi LAND. 3978. A,U. n^w^ DKSIGN FOR B^)KKaTaR9' 8"""I ****' PRKMIUM, fi2o. A Premium ot £20 will bs given (or tho Best Design (or a Fortmorn' Hall, to be eraoted In Karangahape Kosd and Beresferd-ctreei. Designs will bo received by the undersigned until din istb August next. Conditions and furtner particulars may be obtained On application to air Thomas Jonea, Watchmaker. Karsngnhape Road. T. W. ALLEN, 800. XN THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM KELLY, OF TAURANGA. MAKKTU, AND OHINKMUTU. All claims against this estate must be ren dered to tho undersigned, duly verified, on or beforo the 20th day of July, instant, with the view to a first and final dividend being declared. All claims not proved by that date will not be i recognised. Dated this sth day of July, 18S3. HKSKKTII & RICHMOND, Solicitors for the Truateeß. "VI OTIGE—Mr C. Aickin, of High-street, XI Auokland, in authorised to receive at] rente, interest and moneys, now or hereafter payable to me. and his or my reoelpt only will be a discharge for payment of such rents. Id tereet or moneys.—T. Aickin. M.I). rriHE ACCOUNTS to Night soil Con- I traotor to 30th June nit., must ba paid without delay, othorwiso servlco will be discon tinued. Office: City Market. Open 9to 10 a.m, 3to S p.m.; Saturdays. 7to 9 p.m. JUST RECEIVED, a Small Shipment of HelfFjr'i Hollow Ground Razor*: money returned If not approved of; prices. 4s, 49 6d, 5.'.-Jag. Adamß. Vlotorivßtreet. fiiO HIGHWAY BUAHDS AND I OTHERS, MX. JOHN SHAW, having been relieved from City Council Works, has resumed his pro fession ot ROAD KNGINKKH. He 1b prepared to take Lovela. Quantities, Batlmates, and execute any kind of Road Worka. Aodreea:—ClTY MARKET, Qokeu-stiiket Bntbaboe. TW" O T I C X . HK EDWARD COSTLEY DECKABKD. All persons who are or may hereafter be Indebted to the above estate, either for Interest, rent, or otherwise, will nlease pay tba aame to Messrs Jaokson and Russell, Bolloltorß. Fort- Btraot, Auckland, whose reoelpt shall bo a nuffl- Blent discharge. SAMUEL JACKSON/r?^^?' Aooklanl). 27th April. 1883- A USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVL Bl DENT SOCIETY. In order to afford those who cannot leave their avocations daring tho day an opportunity for assuring their lives, the Society has decided to open an Office from 7.30 to 10 p.m. on two Bvening in the week, viz., Wednesday and Saturday. Suitable accommodation has been obtained at Hlckson's Land Office, next to Qoodson's Arcade, Queen-street, whero Mr Metcalf c and the Society's Refereo will attend to receive and complete applications for (insur ance, also to afford reliable information as to the position ot the Society. AU policies taken oat during the current year will participate in the distribution to take place rm at 31st December next. After that date all profits will be divided ANNUALLY, a privilege which NO OTHER Life Office In tho Colony gives its members. Recollect tho Society is UNBUKPASSED for STABILITY, and for tho PROFIT it has realised it Is UNEXCELLED. The Office will be oponod for the first time on SATURDAY NEXT 30th inst Board and Residence. EIIR»T-CLASS Board and Residence, V 25s and 20s per week.—Croydon villa, Vincent-street, is minutes from Theatre RoyaM— Mrs fuller. _^ GOVERNOR BKuw«a HOTEL, HOBBON-PTRBKT. Hoard and Lodging, 90a. per Week Surout Boom Sss. per week Butchers. TXEVONPOKT MEAT BaZ iAR. To the Inhabitants or Devonpobt and HunnouNDiNa District— COMPETITION IS THK LIFE OF TKADK. REDUCTION! REDUCTION I REDUCTION! williamlvenell, In returning thanks for the liberal support accorded him Binoe purchasing Messrs Alison Bros. Bntchsrlng Business, hai pleasure In an nouncing that, having speolal faculties In con nection with bis business for fclaaghterlng hl« etook. and which prevents that objectionable handling of meat tilled In Auckland and uhlpped to Devonport, he is enabled to deliver Prlma Meat to all parts ot the District at the follow ing low pricoa (Terms Monthly) :— Boasting Beef (best outs), Sd and M; Roasting Beef (second cute), 3Jd and 4Jd; Boiling Beef, 2JI and 3d; Legs Mutton, Id and IJd; uiioß Mutton, Id i Fore-quarter Mutton. 2}d ; Sausage, 3 lba for 1b ; Corned Beet, 2d and 2 Jd, per K«g or Tloro*. Cheap JML eat PRIME QUALITY. THOMAS HEDGER, Butcher. Kyber Pass, In thanking the public for past favours, begs to inform them that he has reduced tho prices of meat as follows i— Prime Cuts Roasting Boot .. 6d Second do do do . .3d to J W Log Mutton 44d lxvii do ■)«! Fore Quarters _ „ „ 2id Boiling Beef, from.. „ _ 8d Families waited on for orders, and meat delivered anywhoro at above prices. A great reduction will bo mnrto to Cash Customers at the Shop. Mutton, from 2d to Id; Beef, from 2d alb. On Saturday night all meat will be sold below cost to offeot a clearance; no offer refused. T. lIKDQKII, BUTCHER, KYBER PASS ROAD. medical NEVER FAILS. Insect Life is destroyed by the PERSIAN INSECTICIDE (Pyrethrlum Roseum), guaranteed to be tho best procur able in che London market. For the effootual riddance ot Fleas, Mosaul toos.and all other Insect posts, tryAICiUN'B INSkCTICIDE. Sold in tine at la d each. PROF£SSOR¥LLIS, Medical Herbalist, has arrived from Chrlstchuroh, after offoctiDg most Bucoosßful Curos. and is now pro pared to treat all diseases. Ho guarantees to cure (without fail) the following Complaints, if not too far gonoi —Asthma, Bronohitls, Con sumption (second stage), Cataract, Dropsy, Dyaontory, Fevers. Liver Complaints, Nervoua Debility, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, and Secret Complaints of young men. Wonderful Cure for Corns without pain.—Address i 303, Queen-street (next Young Women's Institute). Privato Consulting Room. Hours: From 9 a.m. to 0 p.m. riIHE Best Preparation extant for promo- X ting Hair Growth Is Dr. Erssmns Wl'aon'a LOTION FOR THE BAIK. It Is prepared from the original formula of tout eminent authority by Charlko Huichku. Pharmaoeu- Uoal Chemist (Viotorla and Now Zealand), innotion of Pitt and Gray-fltreets. Anokland. OOTHACHE CURE — Irifltantanoous Kellef. ODONT ALQICi Is botUo.-BHAR LAND ft CO. (opposite Poet-offloe) > I G. HENDKRSON'S Cherry Pectoral •» • is an Ezoellent Remedy for Conaha, Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, and tho various other affections of the Chest and Bronohlal Passages.—Thia preparation is not supposed to Check the Cough suddenly, but to remove the oause.—To be had only of J. G. Henderson, Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposite Three Lamps. Ponaonby, Auckland. _ _ _ s All ohlldren Buffer from them, If Buspeoted, ask (or the Certain Cure, BHARLAND'B WORM POWDERS, 1/ paoket Apothecaries Hall, opposite Post-offloe. -g^HE MARVELLOUS REMEDY S FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. CONSUMPTION, AND^ ALL CHRST AFFECTIONS. BONNINGTON-S PECTORAL OXYMEL OF CARRAGEEN OR Irish Moll .(Registered). Cures the worst forma of Coughs Colds, and Hoarseness, gives Immediate Relief in Bron chitis, is the Best Medicine for Asthma, Cures Whooping-Cough, is Invaluable in the Early Stages of Consumption, Relieves all Affections of tho Chest, Lungs, and Throat. SOLD EVERYWHERE. GE O. B O~nlFi NGT ON, CHRISTCEURCH. TJATSI RATSI RATSI-Ose XV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE, Rate eat It greedily, and die; do unella Frioe, One HhUUng a Bottle. BHARLAND & CO.. opposite Post-offloa. FOB WINTER COUGHS and Bronchia iIUUTATION, -__„_ mRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCAI.YPTUS 1 with Hypophosphito of Lime and Clnlnije. For Inciplont Gonaumptlon and Chronic Chest Afltoctlons, " Aickin'o Syrup of Euoalypttia, wIUJ Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine," iamoßt oertatnly alterative and curative. it for Bronchitis and Asthma Address — THE PHARMACY, QUEEN-STREET. —ÜBJS FOR INDIuESTION—TONIC BALSAM, a Genuine liver Regulation, prlco 3s a bottle.-SHARLAND & Co (oppo- Bite Pos t-offloo).



[ .Business Notices. FROM PAKIS.-Madame Faravel Kirst-olass Dressmaker, Albettstreot thrf •> doora t om V.M C.A. , IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL WHO WISH TO BA.TJC MONKY The Proprietors of THK DIRHCr SUPPLY STORK Being Impobtkbs and Lirqk Buyers in the Home Markctu. are enabled to oftertothe pnbllo great concessions on the usual Anokland prioes. The Stook is folly assorted, and. oomprlslag as It does la one building all the requisites for a house. Parties FoßNieHiNa Will Find Tiut Thki Can Bay« Both Timb and Money AT The Direct Supply Store* 249, queen-street. An immense stock of Lamps, all) The Direct sizes, kinds, and prices, at ) Supply Store. If you have not bought a Loot \ The Direot ing Glass bay one at ) Bapply Store, If yon want a Fender or set o() The Direot ftrelrons try / Supply atore. Ton always want China, Qlasn,) rh ,„ t If yon need either Brnshware or I The Direot Tinware call at I Supply Store. When yon noed Knivoa and) The Direot i ForKa try ) Bnpply Store. When yon are In want of. Spoona, ( Tha Direot In any Quality or size, call at ) Supply Store. If yon want any Pocket Knives) The Direot or Boiaaora try . ) Supply Store. When you need a Cruet-stand) Tlio r,, rnM varTetyat"" 11 the immtnse\^Xl It yon want any Ornaments,) Thn , j, rB/ ,. s&&ysr or Lnstre9' of }snp h pe .yD^, Mother, tay ) BnDDIF Htore< Let yonr Children buy all their) The Direot Toss at I Supply store If you want anything at all.) Thn nlp ., t don't say you cannot got it till Lipply Btoro you have tried at ) ouniujr ovgro 249, QUEEN-STREET. NOTICE.— Having bought Large Stock of Tweeds for osan, I will make flrst-cUas Trousers for lCa 6a.—J. Williams, Tailor, Vio torla-Btreet. p"R ELIMIJVARY NOTICE. DAVID ROSS (OF DUNEDIN), Fellow of the Royal Iwbtitdtk or British Architects. Begs to inform the people of Auckland and neighbourhood that he purposes Opening an Office in the City for the practice of his profession. Will arrive on the 16th instant. Tp i S 0 I 5 «I SAM. WHITE'S PRICK LIST Is as follows :— Best Paling Fenco of puriri posts, Hobart falls, and sft Hobart palings, one Inch apart, 60s. Paling Fence to consist heart kauri posts, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, 655. Three-rail Fence, puriri posta and Hobart rails, 45a. Wire Fences with Top Rail, 83a, Wire Fence, 7 wires, 25a. Barbed Wire Fence, 2 barbed 2 plain wlrea, 18s per chain. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Ploket Fences, from 2a per foot not painted, or 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Picket mwith mill wrought Wicket Gate, all ainted oomplete, at Ssper foot. All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for very description of Fence givon on appllca ion to Bam. White, Fencer, Custom-street, )pposlte Arnold. Hines and Co. COKE. C 0 X' E . THE AUCKLAND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED) a> Will dellvor this Economical Fuel fe si in quantities to suit householders tH w at the following: rates for places H > within One Mile of the works; 55 2 longer distances in proportion:— O " Per Sack,3bushels .. la 6d § § Five Sacks Ga 3d Ten Sacks, or 1 ton ..11s 6d Twenty Sacks, or 1 ton.. 22s Od Orders may bo loft at the Ofllce or Works. • GAS FITTINGS. ICYCLES, 52 and 54 inch, Radge's Ball Betrlnga to both wheels. To Sur veyors, etc.. 3 Tents for sale, complete with poles and pega.—Joseph Flttin, High-atreet, Ginger Alb. Ginger Ale. Ginger Ale. John grey and sons, /ERATED WATER AND CORDIAIi MANU FAOTURBRS, Ben to intimate that they are prepued to supply GIMGKR ALK Of a Saperior Qaallty In Quarts or Pints. The Pabifo will find this a DeUolons Beverage. ALSO, On Hand and to Arrive, 0 oaeka of Corry'g Celebrated Belfast Ginger Ale. KDKN CRKBOBNT AND ALBERT, STRBKT Auckland, Jnly 7.1883. mHE LAST WEEK ' OF TUB CLEARING-OUT SALE Off CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUEL, 46. QUKKN-BTRKBT {opposite Town Clock). XT O T I"CE O~F ISZIdTVAL, MR E. T. DUFAUR, Solicitor, has Removed to Queen-street, between the "Herald" Pub lishing Office and the Bank of Australasia, Immediately above the rooms of Mr D. F, Evans, Land and Estate Agent U tiAKLAINU'S CH.EKKY PItCTOKAL, O Absolntely the best remedy ever made for COUGHS, BRONCHITIS. ANU COLDS. Prioe, 2s 84 and 4s fid a Bottle. sharuanit te OOm opposite Poßt-offloe. TWT . O X ICE. BEES WAXI BEES WAX! . Purchased la any quantity tot Cash, Bayers of Fungus and Montz Metal. HarlnK purchased In China a Fine Assort ment ol Teas him««if, JAMBS AH KKW can confidently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the Public generally, will aval! themselves of this splendid opportunity and oaU early to boy his Superior Oongon, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, and various Mixed Teas, salted to every tastei He has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Crockery ware, Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other commodities too numerous to mention. Note the Addresai— JAMES AH KEW as CO., Ml. Qnean-gtreet DOCTOR AKWOIiD'SPJSHNY ROYAL AND STKBL PILLS.—The most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2a 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents Sharland & Co., opposite the Post Office. TO-OTLCE OF REMOVAL. MAB3BY AND CO.. TAILORS, Beg to Inform their friends and oustomers that they have RBMOVKD FROM BREY-HTRKET lo more Central Premises In yiOTORIA-STRBBT. (Two doom below Messrs Holland and Butler's), W here they trust to meet with a oontlnuanoe of past favours. ENOLI3H AND COLONIAL TWEEDS IN STOOK AND TO ARRIVE. AU Tweeda thoroughly shrunk. Best work, manahip, and moderate charges. Onstomers own material made up. Note the addrona— VIoTOKIA-STRKET (Two doors boio.v Holland and Butler'e). MASSEjY AND CO., TAILORS. nSANGi! OF ADDRESS. SULLIVAN AND* McKENNA, PITT-STBKET, TAILORS, HABITM&KKRS, and GENBRAL OUTFITTERS. Beg to announce to their Friends and the Public ot Anokiand that they have Removed to more ' Commodious Premises ADJOINING, where they BhaU be happy to meet Customers and Kzeoute Orders to their entire satisfaction. Sullivan, McKenna and Co/s cutting Is too well known for remark. Perfect cutting and comfor in wearing guaranteed. The address t— CoitttEß Qg Pitt awp BgßtaroßD-BTBEKTS. nLEARIITG^OITT SALE OF \J OUTLERJT. THOMAS SAMUJtI., being compelled to Clear outMs Stock of Cln«lery in oonsequenoe of iS. PBBMKWB COMINO DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable. Is now SELLING $??35rwSotoof the Btook at an enormous Bsorlfioe. The goods are from the best Sheffield makers, and will havo to be sold at any price, consisting of— Best Ivory Table and Dessert Knives. Lookwood's and Johnson's Best Pocket Knlvea. Electro-plated Korku, Spoons, Cruets, fco. Nevada and Nickel RUver Forks and Bpoone. Superior Scissors and Rason. WHOLKBALK AND RBTAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPOBTKR 07 CUTLERY, in. Qneen-Btreet (Opposite Town Olook).



I Educational. I "ftrEWTON GRAMMARSCHOOL, Bet. 1.1 Peter Muson, B.A. The third yuarter will commence nn Mokdiy, the 16th Instant. _ EPSOM HOUSE SEMINARY, Epsom. —School re-opens July 16th.—Drawing. PaintlDK, Callßthenlos, and Danolng every Friday. . DANCING NOTICE.—To SCHOOLS, COLIKOHB. CONVENTS, ClXBa, and ET.ITI of Aitokmnd.-Mk. J. BiCRNAKD, Trained Teacher of Danclne. Calisthenics. Deportment. Drilling, fro., from Hyilnoy, has arrived in Anoklud, and has open«d Permanent Claw. Old UanotH taußht that, then New Waltz, French Cotillion, &0., no w danced everywhere In Europa and Australia, Mr Bernard cornea highly recommended by Prof. Wo it. Teacher of □anolng at the Twenty Best Schools and Elita of Sydney. , Hotels. MILLION PRICES. BOTTLK DEPARTMENT, AUCKLAND HOTEL. AUCKLAND AVKNOE. Brandy, 4/G, 5/, fl/8 hot. Hennsraey (owe), 6/9 b. Whisky, it. Hi bottle LL Whisky, 6/ bottle Walker's Whisky. 1/8 Bum, 8/. 3/8 Key Hum, VB Red Heart Ram, 6/ Geneva (qts). 1/8 Port, Sherry. 8/6, V, 6/ Knullßh Ale, 1/3,1/4 Sohnappß (qta). 4/6 Assorted Oases mads np In proportion. Open from 9 a.m. to S p.m. J' OAFFERY. Proprietor Farson&i. IF FRED. MOODY does not pay for Us board and lodgings, his goods now In my possession will be sold to defray expenses. MRB JOBSPH MASON. Aocrion^. TO-MORROW.sAT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. MARKET DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE. FRUIT AND GROOKRY AUCTION MARKET. POULTRY DKPARTMKNT. Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese. Pigeons Canaries, Fanoy Birds, Small Figs, Uulooa Pigs, &o. 14 Empiv Kegs 23 bheeti Uorrngated Iron S. Wire Netting PRODUCB, FRUIT, AND GROCERY DKPARTMKNT. 3anterbury Table Potatoes, White Rook Bead Potatoes, 20 oases Kidney Potatoes (new). 12 s&oks Mutton's Barly Heed Potatoes, Onions, Pump tin p, Melons, Cabbages, Heibs, Baoon, Hams, Beef. Batter. Cheese, Floor, Oatmeal, Sharps, Chaff, Maize Oats, Wheat, superior loesl-maile Ketchup 30 kegg of Butter, 1 case of Canterbury Hams,lß Baoka East Coast Mnisse, 25's and CD's Floor. rRUIT— Island Oranges. Hobatt Apples (well assorted lot), Lemons, Peanuts, &o, 3KOCKKIK3.fco.-Ton. Sugar, BIOS, Bfaonltß, Lollies. Confectionery, Vlnof?ar. Peel, Vesta*, Matchoa. Soap, Sturoh, Blacking, White Lead, Honey, &o. IN BALE FBTVATELT, AT AUCTION PRICES. FUKNITUBB DKPARTMBNT. L large and well assorted lot of Household Fur niture and Effeots (new and leoond-huid), superior Pianos, Saddlery, tee, XO-MORKOW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL sell by auction, To-morrow, at their Rooms, Queen-street, at 11 o'clock harp, 'OULTRY — Fowls, Duoks, Tnrkeyg, Geaso, and Yonng Plkb. Canary Birds, Dogs, to. fRUI r-70 oasea Hobut Apples WOUUCE—Hams and Baoon, Balk Batter. Beef, Lard. Onions, Potatoes, Pamptdßß, Cariots, Vegetables, Oats. Maizs, Fowls, Wheat, Floor, Oatmeal, Bharpp, Bran, Pig meal, so. IROCKRIBS-Tea. Sugar, Rice, Mustard, Barley, Vestas, Candles, Salt, Biscuits, Rennet, Honey, &o. Also, loDßehold Farnitn.ro, Giothinß, Jewellery, See, CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneer*. OHN LBYDON] [EDWARD LEYDON TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. MESSRS. JOHN & £. LEYDON WILL sell at their Central Commercial Sale Booms, next the Union Bank, Ineen-Btreat, Choeoe, Potatoes, Furniture 10 cases Oranges Iron Bedsteads, Tea. Sugar Soap, Clothing, Cutlery Cruets, Fancy Goods, &0., &c. . &o. TO-MORROW. At 11 o'clock a,m. AT SIBBIN'S MART, 3 CASES CHINA FIGURES 1 Kirst-oluss NKW PIANO 10 CHAIRS and NEW COMMODE Butter, Produce Groceries and .Sundries JOHN LETT ON] [EDWD, LEYDON TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock a.m. SHRUBS, FLOWERING PLANTS, FRUIT TREES, &c. &c. O" AVING made avrangements with Mr Li. JameH Mason, of Parnell Nnrserlea, will reoeive weekly supplies of, the nowest) colloo ttona of SHRUBS. FLOWERINS PLANTS, FRUIT TRKK3. &0., whloh they wUI offer to the public. JOHN & Ed. LEJftJON, Auctioneers. - .;' ". 8, OOOHKANb f/A& DACBK TO-MORROW. THE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, . * Fort-street, to-morrow (Friday), 13th lost., at 11 o'clock. LARGE OmCB TABLE with Drawers, Copying rross, Table and OfQce Chain,, BAMUEL COCHRANB & SON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. ~ * :V PRODUCE SILE, FRUIT TREES, &C. W. DOWDEH WILL sell by auction at the Exchange Mart, To-morrow, at 11 o'olocfc, A. Large Quantity of Fruit and Flowering Trees and Shruba, Pot Plants and Herbs Canterbury and Oamarn Potatoes Baoon and Bams Cheese, Onions, Beet ■ - Preserved Milk, Rico - : Floup.Blsoultß, Kerosene • Tea. Brown Bngar. White Sntcar Salt Coffjo. Carrots Maize, Oats, Chaff &0., &c, gas, W. DOWDEN, Auctioneer, TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALF, nt the Haymarket, to morrow (Friday), 600 sacks First-class Oata AXiFRED BUOKIjARD. TUESDAYS. THE HA YM ARKET, SALE OF WOOL^ SHEEPSKINSi HIDKB AND TALLOW, each Tneediy, •t IS o'clock. ALFRED BUCSXARD. THURSDAY, JULY 26. CITY OF AUCKLAND, ALLOTMENTS HEPBURN • SXREET AND LOWER BEBESFOKD-STREET, G. W. BINNEY HAS received instructions from the City Counoll to offer for sale by auction on Thursday. July too 2flth, at hlf Sato Booms; Lower Qaeen-Btreet, THK LBASB FOR TUIHT V THRKE YBABfI < OB" THK FOlAiO^ma BUILDINO ALLOfMKNTO:- - | HICPHUKN-STKKKT (bolow ThODIM Maaky. Ksq.'a retldenoa) — TWO Largß Allotments, iitt. Wo, frontages, by v .-■ depth oueort. \* HEPBUBN-btrkrt — Three Allotments below Totara-^treet (known as Now street), SStt. oiu. frontages by varylag depths LOWER BBRKBFORD -BTRBKT — IBIU each frontage by a depth oi lia fast prThees cholco BoIUUor Allotments are jleaeantly situated, close xo tha Wes.ern Ptrk. md at too ezplrat:on,ol the lease the City OouecU pay one-third the then value of tha bufldlnßserecttd. Terms ot sale and conditions of lease may bs Viewed on ana alter the 13th instant, and at the Offlw ot tha To.wn clerk, Hlnh-ctreet. and at the Sa'o Rooma of the Anctioneor on tho day piiorandthoday ( sal a. {Continued on fourth page.) .■■■■■■■ ,-35