EMILY PLACE WORKS.

Report by Mr C. E. voolce.

THB following letter from the Diocesan authorities in reference to the cutting down of Emily Place, with report from Mr C E. Cooke on the subject, were read at tbe meet ing of the Harbour Board this afternoon ■.— Diocesan Office, Auckland, August 7,1883. Sir,—l have the honour to acknowledge receipt of the letter of the 19th ult, from Secretary of your Board, submitting for the consideration of the General Trust Board, copy of a joint report by the Engineers j of the Auckland Harbour Board and the

City Council, and tracings of plans in reference to the proposed cutting down of Emily Place, and requesting the acquies cence of the Trust Board on the proposed scheme. In reply, lam instructed 10 for ward you the following resolution passed at a meeting ot the Board yesterday, viz , "That this Board is desirous of rendering every assistance in their power to the pro posed work of cutting down Fort Btito mart, but in view of the report of Mr Cooke, U. 8., can only give their consent upon receiving v guarantee that the work will be carried out in .uch a way as to secure the church property againstlajury, and that a copy of Mr Co.ke's report foiwatded to the Harbour Board with this resolution.— I have, cic, W. S. Cochrane, Secretary,"— . Appended was the following report from Mr K. IS. Cooke :—" Queen-str.et, <_ugust 0, 1883. To the Chairmau ot tho i_eneral Trust Board of the Diocese of Auckland : Sir, —At your request that I should report upon the excavations proposed to bo m_de in Emily Place as affecting St. Paul's Church, I beg to 6tate, after examination pi the accompanying plans, that I am of opinion it would not be advisable to carry out the work as shown in cross section on line K.K., but at this point (the notthern side) the full width of 40 feet from the foundations of the church should be earned up for its full height to tho natural surface of the ground. No cross sections are famiahud us to the depths of tbe cuttings and character of the works on the east and west side, but I am informed that the cutting on the western side will be nearly twenty feet iv depth. During the execution of the work, heavy masses of earth would be thrown down, and from this cause the church or its foundations might suffer. Speaking generally, without accurate knowledge of the deptns of tho cuttings, dip, aud position of strata, and foundations of the church, it would be safer not to allow any excavation to be made under SO feet on the eastern and wcttern sides from any point of the church. If arrangements were made for another Bite for the church, and St Paul's taken down, I believe that a better grade than one in tan, and a better outlet for this part of the city, might be pot by carrying the excavation straight out through the present site of tho church, and running it oat some distance up Princes street.—l am., &c„ 1 C. E. Cooke, A.M.I C.E.

On the motion of Mr Mays, seconded by the Chairman, the letter was deferred until next meeting.

Agreement Between.Mr Barker and Froxen Meat Company.

The following letter from the Frozen Meat Company waa alio road :—Tbe secre tary of the Harbour Board, Andkland.— Sir,—l have now the honour te inform you that, finding the claims for compensation for permission to cut down i-mily Place, were ef snch a character as threatened to postpone indefinitely the reclamation works about being undertaken by the Harbour Board and the Freezing Company. I have, on behalf of this company, entered In to an agreement with Mr * athan Harker to remove 125,000 cubic yards of material from St. Barnabas's Point by a payment to him under certain conditions of the sum of £1.250. This quantity will bo sufficient for the present requirement- of the board and company, I inclose for perusal and co_c_nence of the board the agreement/between Mr Harker and thli company.—l am, &c ,J, C, Firth, Chair man of New Zealand Frozen Meat and Storage Company (Limited),—The agreement was read.—lhe chairman said the Freezing Company having entered into this agreement, he was not sure that it would sot be to their interests to join them in the purchase. He trusted, with the Mayor, that the cutting down of Emily Place was not going to fall through. If they were going to fill in Mechanics' Bay at any time, they would ha\e use for all the earth obtainable from Et. Barnabas's Point at Emily Place.—Speaking on tho subject, His Worship the Mayor suggested they had a right totak.i away tho earth from. St. Barnabas's Point, Mr Barker having only bought the clay.—Mr Lamb characterised the action of the church authorities in standing in the way of what he thought was one of their greates improvements as unbecoming. It was added that the only other opposition was offered by Mr Wright, and his was but a small amount. —On the motion of Mr Aickin, the matter was deferred till next meeting,

HARBOUR BOARD.

THB fortnightly meeting of the Harbour Board was held this afternoon, There were present: Messrs Stone (in the chair), Clark, Aickin, VVaddel, Dacre, Mays, Lamb, Owen, McEenzic, Walker, and Nathan,

New Member,—The appointment of Mr James Dacre as a member of the Board by the Ci.y Council was notified. R__IONATIO_ OP Pilot.—James Murray resigned his position as pilot in consequence of remarks made by members tending to show that be had lost their confidence. — Ordered to itand over till r.port of Com mittee is received.

Dooi REPOBT.—Mr Wardell leported from Sydney that ha had quito mastered all that is proposed for tno new dock, and was now engaged on his report.

WHABF.-The New Zealand Timber. Company applied for the necetsary authority to erect a wharf 200 by 100 feet from Cus tomhouse-street West—Plans vime stated to be incomplete, and ordered to be re turned ; amended plan to be referred to Works Committee,

Dbvokport WHARF. — The New Zealand Timber Company appointed the Chairman, Mr Harris, and Mr Masefield to negotiate for the company in referenoe to the damage to this wharf. The Company drew atten tion to tbe damage, aud asked that provi sion should he made for the steamers to run there as usual.—Deferred, pending motion on the subject. -ITB.—The Auckland Rowing Club de« clined the site for shed offered, and asked the terms for site inside the entrance to intake in Mechanics' Bay.—The Harbour* master was requested to confer with the clnb re Bite.

LEASE.-The Takapuna Jockey Club asked on what terms the Board would lease for fifty years at a nominal rental the por tion of the Board's property adjoining their course.— Referred to the Works Committee to report.

PONSONBY Wharf.—Mr Swift, contrac tor, asked for extension of time till October 6, owing to delay in getting timber.— Ordered to stand over till Engineer's return, when he will report.

STORAGE.—Letters from Messrs L. D. Nathan, G. Lewis, and Flliott were read in reference to charges of storage on goods, Works Committee.—Recommended— (1) That the Devonport Ferry Co. be al lowed to erect a waiting-room on Victoria Wharf at their own expense. (2) That no alteration be made in position of 15-ton crane. (3) That re commendation of Collector of Customs re shed Cbe carried out. (4) That Foreman of Works report on cost of erecting tee on site of present ferry tee, the materials purchased from Mr Sutherland to be used. (5) Railway "Wharf : The Legal Committee recommended that the Board do not ac knowledge any liability for damage caused either to or by the Australia oa the 17th ultimo.—Report adopted.

Mr Justice tiilies in Chambers this morning granted probate in re John YoUDg (deceased), and also issued aD order to register a copy of the will of Thomas Heap} Smith, besides further extending for a period of 30 days the caveat lodged by Walter Vere Stevens under the Land Transfer Act in respect of certain blocks of land. Mr Tufaur male tho application ; the Registr.r consented. In re Manders tcott v. Northern St.am ship Company, Mr Theo. Cooper (for the plaintiff) moved for an order to stay proceeding pending the hearing of an appeal against His Honor's dcci.ion in defendant's favour last B.nco day • security for casts to ba fixed at Wellington. Mr E. tlesketh, for the de, fendants, opposed the motion, but His Honor decide, to graat the order" as prayed.

Despaibino.Bankers.— Tho number of _ul cides among the brightest and most capable of business men, bankers and others, will be ____•/_"* J__S ha _ .? minimum as soon as the speolflo virtues of Hop Bitters are known. As _____?♦____ W _.r .i "ielr brains and neglect i-t^nw... <__^_*Brolße'the to** taken _oes _S_2_2__?_ ana "*_»«-- debility, physical and mortal, ensue. Read. ■ i'"J""w"

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Landing Allowed at Sydney.

SYDNEY, tbis day,

It has transpired that the Government havo decided to permit the landing of the Irish irformers here from the Pathan for their own protection.

MELBjUR>E, this day,

The Palhan sailed yesterday for Sydney with the informers on board accompanied by Detective Mackay. Smith continues to deny his identity, and is very violent, It is possible he may be deported to Cal cutta.

TtiE _UEZ MAIL. MELBOURNE, this day. Arrived, this momiug : P. & O. Co.'s Australia, with Suez mails.

LATE SPORTING NEWS.

(reuter's cables)

THB MELBOURNE CUP.

MELBOURNE, this day. Til- following further Cup scratchings are posted :— Aberfoyle, Lord Clifden, Glencoe, Goldfinder, Hesperian, and Palarenda.

N.Z. INSURANCE COMPANY.

Design for Neiv Buildings. \

Forty-five designs wero opened to-day. The prize of £250 was awarded to Mr Alfred Smith, of Smith and Arnold, Auckland.

Latest Despatches.

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WELLINGTON, this afternoou. The Dargaville-Atkinson Charges. Mr Momtqomeey has t>iven notice that his name bo discharged from the Darga villo Indictm.nt Committee. Major Atkin son alto gave notice that Mr Hurst's name be diicbarged from the Committee, and Mr rTitzgerald's substituted.

MURDEROUS ATTACK AT NEW BRITAIN.

FROM Captaia Fianci., of tho schooner Meg Merrilies, whose arrival at Suva ia announced in another column, we ("Fiji Argus ") have obtained the following paiti culars of an outrage which occurred at Maw Britain on the 10th of May last, as related to him by Mr Carrol, a trader for the firm of Godeffroy and Co., of Samoa. It oppcars that the master ol the schooner Fanny, of Qusensland, on ar riving at that Island for the purpose ot recruiting, obtained at the first town visited an interpreter, and with him pro ceeded in one of the ship's boots, in com pany with the Government agent, and a priest, who was a pas-enger, to a distant village for tho purpose of obtaining la bourers. At this village the interpreter was recognised as a renegade member of the tribe, and immediately set upon and slaughtered, his bead being clove open with an axe. The body was noovertd and taken into the boat, but wh.n it was found that life was extinct, it was buried in the sea. As the schooner was lying off and on at the town where the inter preter was obtained, the captain deter mined upon proceeding there to inform tbe townspeople of the sad occurrence. This idea was carried out, but wh.n the story was 'told to the natives, who had assembled on the beach in large numbers, all well armed, they expressed doubts as to the truth of the statement, and ex pressed their belief that their friend bad been murdered by tho whitemen. They then letreated from the boat and opened fire. This was returned, two of the natives being bit. Tho fight then became general, and in the couse of it the captain received two bullets, a serious cut from a toma hawk, and a spear wound, his injuries being so serions that his life was despaired of. The Government Agent was also severely wounded, and the priest lecoived a bullet in tbe thigh. Some of the boat's crew wero also wounded, and they had the groa'.eßt difficulty In e_oap ing with their lives. It appears singular that the captain, Government agent, and pn.ienger, were all in one boat, but Cap tain Francis assures ns that New Britain being a new field, this often occurs in the anxiety to be first to vi-lt a terra incog nita, besides which, tbo natives are gene rally so friendly 'hat much confidence is r-posed in them, and the traders aud recruiters resident there are of opinion that had tho captain taken the body of the in terpreter back to his friends, initead of throwing it over the side, the lamentable occurrence would never have happened.

DUNEDIN, this day,

The tiaol Commissioners occupied the greater part of today with Mr Logan's orois-examination. The Rotomabana inquiry takes place on Thursday^ ■

A grand concert in aid of the interpro vincial football tour is advertised in this issue.

The Harbour Board this afternoon, ncga l.ed an amendment to award the first prUbb for office plans to tho design Aohor. The Triangle In Circle, Mr Ross, therefore gets first prize, and Mr Bartloy, Anchor, stcond.

Referring to the concert conducted last month by Mr Gordon Cooch.in this city, the Sydney " Bulletin " of July 28th says : " The chief attraction was Miss M. Green wood, who, four years ago, played with success at Amy Sherwin's concerts. She is only twelve years old, but the manner in which she played from memory selections from (Beethoven, List, and Weber, fetched the andience, and showed that the mantle of some great (performar has fallen upon her."

THE AUCKJLAISJi EYJ&NIN-j. STAR, TUESDAY. AUGUST 7-



Drapery, etc. T-V X A P B B Y. CLEARING SALE T. B. ROBSOW. PONSONBY. 13 REMOVING TO NEW PREMISES. Narr Mrti Wood., Bctohhr. GREAT REDUCTIONS GENUINE SALE I NO PUFff DBAPEKY. MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING is now obtainable at the lowest possible prioes during my Genuine Sale. The objeot of such reduotlons Is my desire to reduce the stook as much as possible previous to alterations and enlargement. List of a few notable lloes:- Men's Tweed Trou'ers, 2/6, 6/6, 118, 10/9,12,6, and 11j6 ocr pair: Man's Printed Molsnkln ditto, 1/6, 1% and 8/6 per pair: Men's Devon Trousers and Vestß, IS/6: a large Quantity of Mens All w_oi d.b. __aso__l Pea Jackets, 31(6, worth 12/: Men's whins, from 1/ to 6/11 each] Mens a-.d Boys' Tweed Rata from 1/1* esoh. N.B.— Note the address: JAMKS SOU IT General Draper, Clothier, Outfitter, Sea, Lcndok House. Vlotoria and Nelson-streets, Auokland Goodson's Arcade. SfiE Goodson's London Arcade. THE~FIRB! At Goodson's being confined to the reserve stock in the packing-room, the Arcade ia uninjured. and our friends need have no apprehension of being supplied with any goods damaged by Are jjr water, the whole having been disposed of and removed from tho premises. Never was the stock equal or the arrangements so oom pleto as at the present time. In Gold and Silver Jewellery, Clocks and Watcheß (aU warranted) wehave a magnificent assortmentof the newest designs, at prioes defying competition. We make no virtue of keeping only Pure Jewellery, as to meet the requirements of onr extensive business wo endeavour to supply the moat artistic imitation and offer it at a price within the reaoh of all. The increasing demand for Abyssinian Gold has led us to import largely, and we have just opened the largest and most comprehensive assortment we have yet received, and invite inspection of its display in ourVio torla-street Jewellery Window. In Gold-cased (still.a great favourite) and Silverine we have some great specialties. Jet being greatly In demand, we have a splendid stook of the newest designs. Bee GouDSON'S JL-ONDON A.RCAD_. Note the Addresses— GOODSON'S LONDON AROADE, AUCKLAND. „ ~ CHBIBIOnUROH. LONDON OFFICE l 8?. Bt. Maty Axe.



j, I Wanted. j Xh,' ANTED KNOW* -My ldghe; I , ;. I ~ fflced Tea ia la 6d. It Is going faac. a IBU. DBllev_;equsl to w a~ la gene ally sola at ' —W. H. Daoipler. .).i.„_., ar- _t_ | \X7 ANTc-D, good Servants for i v v departments, good places, town saburl —Mrs Penny's Registry, Upper Hobson street, \XT AN TED, at Hannaford's Aucklai tt y y Registry (established 20 years), Coo c laundress, 15s, for Thursday's Gisborno boa >r other servants kept. j.,-; ANTED, a Hood General Servant. v* Mrs Mario v., O'Connell - street, Po eonby, I W" AN TED, a General Servant; goc * TV wages to suitable girl—Mrs Daranc s Churth street, Devanport, opposite Bcott t Uhuroh. WAI.TI.D, at Hannaford's Aucklan Registry (established 20 years), use.i Boys,ableto Milk. WA .TED, a General Servant for sxati family.—Apply at onoo to Mrs. Ha. t. foot of w elllngton-Bireet, opposite Wo.di Bmoher. R ferance required. W ANTED, a General Servant.—Appl; to Mrs O'Dowd, Naval and Famil Hotel, Pitt-street. WANTED, at Hannaford's Aucklam Registry (established 20 years), Cool! 20s; Housemaid, 12s ;—Bame hotel, town ; rar places. WANTED, a Cook; -references re quired.-Apply, forenoon, to Mrs L. D Nathan, Karangahape Road. \kj ANTED, an experienced Saleswomai v ' Of loocl. addr.iß and lady-like manner, for Sbow-ruom In Drapery Estibli.hment ii (.--en-street.—Apply by Utter with referenoei to Alpha, -Tab office. • VK/' ANTED, at "Hanuatord's Aucklant »* Registry (established 20 years), Gonora . (oldcrly); two in family; country; work light IXJU ANTED, a Head Dressmaker; musl V T be thorou.hly efficient: liberal salary All o, _• Saleswoman lor Underclothing Depart mom.—Apply with references to Saunders an. Co., Dunedin, WANTED, by a respectable, trust worthy Woman (German), to go out Washing by tho liny or to Clean unices.—_"-> address apply Stab offloe. WANTED, a respectable Barmaid with good references.— Apply at Greyhound Hotel, Queen-treat. WANTED, a respectable Girl, about 16, for houneworku Referenoo required, —Mrs Davoy. third honßo Groat North Road. |»/ ANTJD KNOWN—Black Cloth t v J_c_etß, In navr ehapea and Btyles. from 4a 6_.— J. Co-grave ana 00. v./ANTED K__OWN-To_els, 2Jd _ f T Extra Orauct I.U. of L_dlea' Bilk Scarves, Is; stay Bucks, 3d, id. and lid .the pair; at DaropUrjl Wakefield __r«_t shop. aja/ A* TED, a First-class Pattern-maker. v v —M.B-flald and Co,. Albert-street. va/ ANTED, a Man to take charge of tbe TV W.wton Baiha; ono M>on_toi__d to a __bamb-1.0r.-_.p_ly to K. -ahiou a_d Son, 8 -ew Zealand Inß-xanoa BnUdlcg.. WAP.TKD, a Good Sioreman j refer --coj -.qnlrad.—Apply to John and Bd, Laydon, Anononeers. WANTED, a Good Coatmaker; no others need apply; also, Two Good TaUoresses. — J. Williams, Tailor, Vlotoria street. *»/ aNT-D, t*o good Carpenters, at *' onca—Apply at __vy_i_.s Grocery Store, Mount Edon Road. W~~~A NTED, ~S tonebreakers. ~ Highest prloo given. — Apply on the Works, Wellington-street. aja/ aNTKD, for Kawakawa Colliery, _ ■' >" -iix>tono-d Coal Mln-ru.—Apply to Bay Coal < 'omjany. Inauranoe Building.. i&/ ANTKD, by an energetic and reliable ' * Young Man, a- Bog-Bement as Money Oollaotor to one or mora respooUble ilrrca; flrstv. olass oity t<__>re_cws; ..oarliy given If required. — addrss. ___B, care 01 Mr B. Tudehope, Plumber, ftp., Queen-street. Am, ANTED, a Smart Boy.—Apply to ▼ v John G. Buohanan, late D. Kcon, Manu facturing Joweller. Wellealoy-etroet, WaKTBH, a Strong Lad ; muetbeablo to Mllk.-M. Herd. Vlotoria Avenue, Eden Terraoo. ANTED, an Errand Boy, —Apply this Offlco. WAN 1 ED, a Partnor with £500 to take an aotlv. part in a sound manufacturing buslneia.—-.ddreaa B. Pogt-offlog. Auokland. ANT-D KNOWN — Men's Un b'eached Books Sd; Superior do, (11; _'or-t«d Books, id; Braces, Od; Mens Stud Suites, ltd the suite; very Superior do, Od ;at Dampler's W___rfl_ld -treat Bhop. W~ A NTE D, the Publio to be in " Bym_ athatlo Aooord " with the Sailor.' Begt Oonoert nan Saturday. Theau. Koyal. \\f ANTED,—Tobaaco Culture. — Any- V V one desirous of starting Tobacoo-grow- Ing as a paying concern should communicate at onco with mo.—Adams. Virginia, stab Oflloo. \\r AJN TED, to Borrow, on 220 _ ere» of ' » Land and a House at MangapaL £330.— Apply to v. a. n wing ton, Kalate Agent, nex " Herald " offloe. ANTED KNOW¥—Ladies' Collars, 2d; Collara aad Cuffs, 5d the set; Rib bons (assorted), _ Ji.ohoc wide, ii per yard; good Sewlnx bilk, teaa than u.nal prloe, 2 reols Id; at U-inplor. WnJ-6-old--tre_.tßhop. V-v ANTEu, two or three Respectable Vv (_ii_tl.i_.o_ Bo v data ; elaglo rooms; terms, £1 U p.r week.—Apply Btab Office. W4»T-D, two reipectablo Young Men as Boarders; within throo minutes' walk of Clty.-Apply Offlco of thla paper. i*-'ANTED, Two or Threo Young M<:n ■ ■ as Boarders; terms moderate—Apply to Mrs Dewstow. opposite Dr. Maodonald's. WANTED, two or three resectable Ho-nli-rs; terms modeja'o: slcuitlon co-traL—For addrees opoly Star Offleo. AJAJ ANTED, 2 rrspectable Young Work » v i-ig Men as boarders (Parnell); tormß moderate.— Apply Bt_r offlo». VSI/ ANTED, Furnished Bed-rooom with v " uso of Kitohen for marrlod couple.— Apply with terms to B.G. Btab Offlco. at ANTSD, by Gentleman—easy dis ?' Unco from Qa<__a fliroet, In private family—Good I'nfurnished Room- flro-plaoo — Add. B6S " George," Poat-offlce, Auokland. WANTED KNuWN— 250 Pieces Mil ton Cloth for Dresses, 9_d por yard.—J, Coßgravo and Cq WANTED KNOWN-The following slid hsiy soiled Ladles' Superior Coloured Kid Gloves, la 2d; La_l*B' F-lt Skirt-. In Od; Clark's 300 yard nola of Blaok Cotton Id .a_h; vim's Troußora, la 6_ ;at IJamnl_t'b Wakellold street Shnp. ANTED ENO N N—Udies' Winter Jackot", 6s Bdj Ladles' Ulsters, 6s 6d; wool Shawls, Is Bd; Lot of Large do, obotp; Wincey Skirts. 3a 61; at Dampler _ Wakefleld tregt Shop. WANTED, a New or Second-hand Light Waggon.-Apply 0 and 11, Queen _4_B-t. WANTED Pianoforte Buyers to see G. 11. **ebb and Co.'s New Ones, Prloe only £35. Fine, rioh tone, elegant walnut oases.— Lyoeam Hall. Hobion-Btreet, near Vio -Oria-streat. W ANTi-D.—Oatmeal, in 71b bags, Is id eaoh.—R. Rew'_, Vlotorla-Btroeti WAR TED to Borrow, £350 for 4 years on Freehold Security.—apply to F. M. Morley. Bden Terra cc. WaN'l KD to Rent, or to Purchase on lleferr-d P»yment, a four - roomed uottage in Newton Diatrlot.—Address to K. v. Brans, Newton Post-offloe. Nu Land Agents neod apply. A;'TED to Rent, in or near Queen etre_t, Premises suitable for the halr dresslng buair.o.n, — Apply C. Okal, Qaeon- Btreet. WANTUD, to rent a House, not less than Seven Rooms.—Apply J.S., Stab Offloe. WANTED, to Rent, a House of seven rooms or more. In Hobson, Vlotoria, orWellesle.-street.—Apply A.8., stab Offloe, \\' ANT-D KNOWN- 50 Pieces of V » Plush In all Colours, Is 9d, usual price 6s 6d.—J. Coagrave and Co. WAN lED TO SELL, Light Spring Cart, Ho^Be, and Harness; very oboap, —Apoly to T. Luke, oa the Btrand soar the Ore, hound. \\T ANTED to Sell, first-class 6_ horse y V power Horizontal Engine with Multl tubular Bollßr For prioe, &o„ apply to T. W, Re yell. General Furnisher, next alb-rt Hotel. ANTED, to Buy, a Milk Run of from 15 to 80 gallons per day.—Address A.V., Stab Offlco. WANTED to Buy, Left-off Clothing of every description, for cash, Parties waited on. P.B.—Wanted Known—For Hire. Trap and Saddle Horsen.—Apply Thos. HIU, Clothier and Draper, Parnell, - WANTED.— When you are in Hobson* Btreet call and Bee the Large and Oboloa Stook of Sootch Cheviot Tweedo, in heatber and granite shades at Munro ana Mllllgan's. • V ANTED KNOWN-That 1 am pre y v pared to purchase Household Furniture andother effecta on the preuilßea on the shortest notloe, in town or country.—Apply personally or by letter, to James Rae. Darby-stieet, \X7 ANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend M on perbonal and collateral soourlty, re payable by weekly Instalments, Bl'ls dis oonnlcd.—Rae's New Zealand Pawn Shop, Darby-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN—Mrs J. Penny has now opened a Registry Office for Servantß In Hobso-.-tr-et (next Porker-i Grocery), whero rhe t-rrst.. to r-'oslve a fair snare of the patronage ot the Ladlos cf Auok land. \&t ANTED KNOWN-A Few Print ' v^' Costumes left, only Is; a Grand Line of -»Inter CORtume?, 15s; Bl.ok Fur Trimming, 91 the yard; a wansdown, la thu yard ;at Dampler's Wakefleld-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN—Another Grand Lot Berlin Woo', beautiful ooloura, still tha same prioe (34 tha >?ozen skeins); Finger ing Wool (all colour,), 3d per skein; White Worsted. Id ha large skein at Dampler's Wakefleld-street shop. ,»/ ANTEI. KNOWN—Nice Lot of Vv Flatnol (White a»d Colouredl.cheap; aIBO Grey Blankets, lea the pair: Be_ Quilta, 3s 6d each; Bugs, 7s; at Dampler's Wakefield- Btreet Shop. ______ WASTED IW» STED 1 - Wanted. People to aek their Grooers for Duporior's La aanvegards. it inriparta a oieir wblto ligt t to Kerostne. and rr> vents all danser from ex plOßlon. sold In 3d p'okets.— W. B. Lewis, Victoria-street, Agent for New Zealand,



WantscL at- ZXJAtiTiH) KNOWN—6O Pieces Black nd v v and Coloured Best Velveteen, Is 6d per 3e, yard,—J. Cosgrave & Co. — % "XT ANTED,a Stable Boy.—Apply Major ill W Walmsley, Sylvia. Park. .BB «. aa/Af-TED, a good General Servant '. V. (where another ia kept). References id required.-Mra R. Garllck. Mount Eden Road. Ik- *»7ANTED the Ludies to Know that ■-■ TT Munro and MllUgan, Hobson-street, _ have secured the services ot a flrst-oI.BS Mil- liner, and are now prepared to Bupplr millinery In all Its branohe. on tho shortest notice. ANTED KNOWN - Barry's Tri oopheroua, Is 2d; Kaok Comba Id; Tooth 7 Combf. 2d ; Hair Brushe., 9d; Tooth Brushes, S. Od; Hair On 6d the bottle at Dampler's Wake '" field-etreet Shop. -, \«/A_.TED Km OWN —That TAPP a. T. AND CO., Boot and Shoemaker . Vio °l torla-straet, aro selling Winter Goods at a slight _ advano.on cost price, as the following quota a tlona wiU show: — Ladies' Leglets. 10. 61; i Ladies' button Boote from 9. 6d; Ladles' Kid _" E_, from 5s 6d ; all other Boots at very Low ' Prloe. .aa ANTED KNOWN—SOO Pieces 10-4 , v T all wool Blankets, at 12j 6d; ÜBual pries. -5-.— J. C.-ar-va and Co. 3 \&j ANTED KNOWN—IOO Piecesßlack V v Coloured Silk Velvet, 2s per yard. ---c J- Coggravo & Co. W/ ANTED, to Clear tor the New TT Premiaes, and Selling Cheap; genuine; ,_ no pnff.—T. B. Hobson. P..BOa_y. ii'ANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Cm i ' v brallas, 1. 3-; Silk do, ds; Gent's do, 8j ; Girl*' Parasols, lg Gd; and Lot. of other Fresh I Bargalnßj at Dampler'- Wnkeflald-Btreet Bhop. s <_&, _iNTED KNOWN.-Mrs Yandlc, f* Taxidermist, Furrier, &0., has Romovod 1 to Hobson Btreot, a few doors above Munro and 1 Mlillgan'B. ' llfAdW. KNOWN—CHEAP TlM tj Yf berl Chkip Timber I And all othor kinds of Building Materials, oan bo purohasod oheaper and hotter than anywnere else at the [ Yards of D. Goldie. Albert-Btreet W "ANTED" KNOWN-Coleured Cash mere, la 61 tho jar I; Blaok Velveteen, , Is Bd; Cr-tonne, 7d tho yard; Damask Table . oovara, 8s 6d; Amerloon Leather for Table ' Covers, Ud the yard; at Dampier'3. Wakefield* Btreet Shop. \ v. V-VNTED KNOWN—T. ±5. Robson, ." Ponao-br, is removinf. to U_e New Shop next Mr Wood's, and 1b Billing p.t greatly re ; dncod prlo_-. to effeot an ICa ,y Oloarano.. • Tv A->TED KNOWN .-Special lines TT leesth_»selllag_ff .rices. Cai-ets, Ib6d; i usual prio-. 3a. Women's Hlaok Merino Hoco , \ Is. u-ml prio*. 2a.-J. Q. Brown, P_r»el_, .<_ ANTRD KNOWN.—4O Piecesßluie ■ v*' and-whlte Stripe Tioking &Jd, slightly • damaged by sea water, at _). MoPherson'B, 1 Draper, __o„ Kaxangahape Road. \.i_/ANiED K.UWN,-1 Bale Wool- V* border Fibre Door Mats, slightly dam aged, at D. MoPherson's. Draper. See, Karauga ; hqpo Road. ! WaSTBU KaOWN—AII <»oods »▼ Beduoed-or a Speady Clearanoa and qnlok Batrance to Naw thop. — Robson's Dra.ary, Pomonby. ____________ ta/iSTEI) KNOWN-500 Pieces TT Horrocka'Calico, 8a 6d por doaon yards. —J, Cosgrave and Co. WANTED— vt anted to sell, very cheap 21 dozen i lb Tim of good Durham Mus _•__. only G'l per tin, 2 Tins tcrlld. 5. uardoconi 13 doren Frnit Baits, la 6d per bottle; Small h Ice, Tibfl for li; Large hloe, 51bs for la; Safety aiatohea, _ d per dosen j Bell and Hlaok'- Plaid MatchHß, Td per doeen; Ball and ulaok'» Tin Boxes, only 1b 8d per dozen ; Large Blblea wlih Plates, only £1 it Cd and _1 7a 0d oaoh; 20 Greta of _ xarol-e Books, from 2d to la each, 50 I__»vea only, Sa (Id per dime- ; Pons, rnly da per box or 12 doaon, __ 6d per dozen boxes; Penholders. la 6d per gross; I.tOO Places of Sponge, from 2d to 2s; Lot of Pioturo-. Sa and 6d; Glass Ju«b, Bd and _a eaoh; Tea, Is 6d par lb, Slba for _s ; Apples. 8d and _d par lb ; Currants. Id per lb; Small Tambloio, 4 for 6d; Wine Glasses. Sd eaoh, 2b l)_ per dozen; Lot of Jug .Od oach; Razor St_op», only fld. worth Is 6d.—H, Watt, Genet ol Dealer. Flit-street. yU~~A NTED KNOWN. DANDELION. Renowned for It- Mndioal YlrtueF. NEIL Bt CLIFFORD Are marulacturlng It Into i'ILLS and COFEE-. THH PILLS Are the Beet and Cheapeet made in New Zealand. Extensively us. d as a Family PilL 1/ a box. THE OOFEKB Is pronounced by oompetent Judses to be bettor than (ho Imported, it 1. good for tha Liver, Kidneys, and Indigestion, 21 alb. BOTANIC COOQH SYRUP Is a Pleasant and effective mixture, steadily gaining (.round in Auo aland. 1/6 and 21 a bottle. SOOTHING SYRUP, OR MOTHBU'S FRIEND IKOH BAaIBSI, Is excellent for romovUg wind, regulating the bowels, and producUg natural ileep. Molherß who know Its value won't be without It. It 1_ free from all lnJnrlouß drugs. One Shilling a Bottle GENUINE BOP BITTERS, 2/6 BOTILE. NEIL & CLIFFORD. BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WBLL-SLXY-BTRKET KABT, Four doors from Crulokshaok and Miller'a, Queon-Btreet. ANTED.- 21b Tin_"Mo«t Excellent Tea, only la eaoh.-R. Row's, Vlotoria street. ■■; ANTE l) KNOWN.— Pure Gold, ** Puro Sllvor.—Charles Kolbov and Co. havo now added Gold Jowollory to tliolr stock. Their first parcol 1b Just to hand, in whioh will bo found a boautifal assortment of Ladies' Dross Rings, Keopors. Alborta, Necklots, Brooohoa, Gonta' Scarf Pins, Snitoa, &o. Thoy atrlctly conflno themselves to keoping only Real Silver and Real Gold Jeweller.. Freeh arrivals monthly.—Charles Kelaey nnd Co, (two doors below Morrin'B, Ironmongers). C\r ANTED KNOWN—French Merinos Vt in all colours. Choviots and Frenoh Oodhmeres WUooyß. Wool Piatdß. half prloe.— J. Cmgravo and 00. i_t/ ANTED, Ladies to know that I am T v fast Rednoiag my Brook. through hav ing a Genuine sale previous to oxtenslvn altera tions. Hlaok Cashmeree, la lid to Is fld yard. I am selling a great quantity; an well as Colours, from il_d .j -M Gd, The Satin Cloth, at 4Jd, Is a good lino: oa well as the All-wool Serge, at la I lid. Vflvetee-iB. from la 2id. Ladles' Ulsters are grestly reduoed. w* Wove (no deo-ptlon) Calloo.Md ; Crewdron'B, 486 d doz-<»; Unb oaohed Sheetlnft, 6ld,7_d, B|d,and IBi't; Whito Twlhdo, (waahed), lOjd, U -id.and la bid ; Good Flannols. from _}d to ib Hid; White H.nnkets, from Is 6d Mtoti: Brown Belfast Hollanda. 3|d, 4J-. 6Jd, BJd. KKH, Is id; Tabla Llnon, B_d, Hi-, U9H Is Hid, 2a 0., 3. 6d. Hosiery, Wloreß. Rinbocß, Flowers, renhere. Laos, Underclothing, In fanta' Robce, PeUl<cß. -rooks. Cloaks, &0.. all R-duo-d. N.B.—Note tho addresst-JAMES BCUTT, neneral Draper, Clothier, Outfitter. s-c. &0., London House, Victoria and Nolson -Btr_et_i, Auokland. as aTn TED KNOWIV. Velveteens. 1/9 to 6/6 per yard Coloured hatlns (15 ehadea), 1/0 par yard Ulsters, S,-d to 35a Hosiery, all makoa a.d shades J-okofa, G/U to7sb New Jennys, ah colours, _,'(> eaoh Hats, In all shapes and ooloura Grey Felt Galnsborongha, a few loft. Men's O'othing In great variety Underclothing, all styles and qualities Felt Carpets, yard wide, 1/3 Tapestry Carpets, 2/3,2/11, and 8/6 per yard Boarth Ruas, a lame assortment Mailing, /B_, HI, 1/2, (1 yard, li and 1_ yards wide) B-J, 10-4, and 11-4 Blankets, 9/11 to 35s per pair Now Drees Wl_o.y, /61, worth 1/ner yard Coloured Cashmere, L7i worth 2/3 Unbleaohed uailoo, 2d 2id, 3d, to Od per yard White Calloo. 2Ja 3d, id. to 1/ per y«id Coloured Chenlile 'r les, Sd t_ 1/ fa h Wiaoeyß, 4id to 1/ per yard 60i) Coloured Josephines, Ist choice, 2/6 per pair dressmaking and millinery on the premises. ladies* own material made up, mrs spain, manager. SuooeßSfnl Contractor for Drapery for Lunatlo Asylum, 1883. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALE WAREHOUSE. AND LADIES' EMPORIUM. KARANGAHAPB ROAD, NWWTON. \\. ANTED KNOWN — Men's Black T* Felt Hats, 3a; Grand Lino of BoyB" Blaok do, la 8d; Frenoh Peak Caps, Od; at Dampler's Waaedold street Shop. |3fjrANTED KNOWN—Waterproof V T Mantles In endless variety, from ds od_ —J. OOBgrave & 00. WANTED KNOWN-That all Work- Ing Men can save tholr money by call ing at Govornor Gordon Restaurant. AH meals 6d. Board and Lodging, 15s por week.—Robert Mubdock, Proprietor. Note the addross, noarly opposite the Waitemata, and close to tho Dock BOOT aFd shoe traoe.- Wanted. Apprentices to the Bench,— Apply W. MoArthur's Boot Faotory, Upper Qaeen-s'reet. |\EVONPO_T ROAD DISTRICT. " WANTED, a Collector .flßates. State terms. Security required. Farther partlcabrs may be obtained from the undersigned. By order of tho Board. BEVJ. TiNNER. Secretary. PIGEONS.— Wanted, good strong birds in any quantity. - Apply XYZ, Star offlco. UPILS wanted hy Mr Jonson, Short hand Teccher. Auc-land Coll-ge. Sys tem thoroughly tnught for 21?. R-Sldence, Karani-Aharie Boad. RAD-SMEN'S Hook-".—Evening Fm ploymont,—Wanted to keep the above. Compotont and expeditious; reasonable terms. —Please apply C P. Star Offlco. Mee-ipge. AO.S. —The usual Monthly Meeting of * Sanctuary City of Auckland, No. 3978, will be held in the AiexanOraßtreet Siho'l reom TO MORROW (Wednesday) KVHniIVO. Augtmt Bth. Candidates from Courts to be In atendanoeatßSO. Byorder.-H, T. Gabb_tt, Secretary. [CABI-.J \XT J. DALTON. C.E., J ? • ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, Has Romoved to High-street (fronting Vulcan Lane), over Mr Whiter, Law Stationer. PATENT AGENT,



For Bale, FOR SALE (cheap), a Good Flax-dress- Ing Machine, with Collies, &c.—Apply to "glax"3TA_C--~P. DEVONrOhr.— Eor Sale, Household jj'urnltur.. — Apply E. Peel, Victoria Road, ''olr-8.. raj OKTH SHORE..—For Sale, Cottage, Aa near main whaif, £160. Also, Houses— 1 rooms £200, £250; S rooms, £375: 6 rooms, £350. £380. £150. Good Buildfn_ Allotments, from £1 per fool. No p -ins Bpared to Bult Intend ing pnrohaaeiß. Money to lend on Mortgage at ourrent rates. - B. TANNER, North Snore Property Agent, 8. Qaeen-street ON THURSDAY NEXT, ten good Cow., in milk and in calf, will be Sold at A. Bnckiand'a Sale Yards. Remuera. At OR SAL_, 1 of Crostley's Otto Silent .' Gas Kngltea In fl'Bi ola-u order. Can be Been working any rqr.-i.. Home, Qneen-.ireet, : Ji^OK SA-.K, Five iiouses in Newton, in V flrst-class order; returning good Interest. A good Investment.—H. Partington, House and Land Agent. ■jTOR S_L_\ five minutes' walk from .r Union Bank, nioo _roomed House, in' good order; very cheap, £260; also Allotment —H. Partington, -.tlchbu.y'a Buildings. bj OR S-.LK, oif KyberPass, comtortable A ,-roomod Houso Allotment 10 x 60; good EO-itlon ; cheap. — H. Partington, House and and Agent. Stichbury's Buildings. ii OK SaL_:, Egg. from choice Light » Brahma Fowia— Apply to Po3t-ma_ter, Hlleralle, ft O BAKERS AND OTHE _S.—For Sale, c the Freehold, also Goodwill of Bußineaa at present onrried on by Mn Lkarmonth, of Wha ngarel. This Property, consisting of good Oven aud Bakehouse, also Shop and Dwelling, situ ated In tho best business position of tho Town, and at present doing a larxo business, offers a rare chance to an enterprising man to moke a fortune in a few years.—Apply to R THOMPSON, Auctioneer, Whangarel. I^.OR POSIIiVE SALE, CHEAP.' A really good Farm ot 310 ao.es; partly Im proved I balance good plouiihablo land. A portion of bush, some of whloh 1b laid out like a park. There 1_ a good Orchard. Eight roomed House, and suitable out-building-; splendid stream of fresh wat6r, an . the ooach going North po_s_i the honse three times a week. Prlco low and Torms ea-y.—Apply in JOHN SOPPET. T____ * gentj WTo. 8 Qoe_n-street_ ju'iOß i-ALK, The Avenue, Edenvale.— _• A very pretty Villa of _ rooms and soul lory, register grates, range, tank, __o.; quite new, ani well-finished; volcanio soil; allot ment 83 x 145.—Apply to D. F. Evana, Land Mart, Queen-street, next Bank of Australasia. , 74^ jLi-OR SALB, very desirable Verandah - Houbo of 6 rooma, wash-house, good work shop, fowl-house, and good garden; freehold allotment about 120 x B_, situate In Claronoo atreot, near Mr Dalton's, Ponsonby. Price only £460. Must ba sold.-D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Quean-street. 863 1" IXOR »ALE, Scotia Place, off Queen . ._r»et, C__m_-o_iQUS Rtaldeaoe ot tigt rooms, conservatory, haih r_o_i, large wash honio (filtad with copper), gas aad wator laid on; every oonv_nlonc_; allotment 86 x 180; very ___>__•.— -pply D. IT, Ev.na's l»- nd Matt, Quooa-stroot next Bask of Australasia. 580 JJ.OR S_>L*.-FK_.N_-MN~R6AD.-_Tery X Handsome New Verandah Villa, bow window, 7 large rooms, wa.hho.se, gas and water laid la from main.. r._tat_r grates, and every oonvoßlenoa ; aliatmant, 10 x 105; great bargain; must be void at onoa, as the owner is leavlagthe dißtr.o_.-D, F. It vans. Land Mart, Qaeea-s-rnat, next __t_k of An.tr_la_la. 687 ■ MOUNT EDEN. — New and well finished Villa Residence; bay window; fitted up with cupboards, register grato; oven, nice garden; 50_ 100- good corner allotment; a very pretty plaoo; situated Mary-street, near main road; nioe position.—D. F. Evana. (835 pHEAP COTTAGES FOR SALE. SCOTLAND-»T_.E__r (-re-mans _Uy) - Cot tage, 1 rooms, ani freehold allotment Prlo-, £100. (821) LBAMINGTOa- ROAD, Mouot Eden—Cottage, 1 rooms. Sec ; allotment 60 x 91. Price. £220. wa PEIRLSTKEKT. Stokes's Polnt-Cottaga. i room., Sec ; allotment 66 x 130. Price, £160. (8.1) BTANLEr-ST-tKBT, off Great North Road— Cottage, _ rooms, BOUllery, &o, I alLtrnont 83x100. £230. (836) CHa__-OTT-.-__.E-_, off Great North Road —Cottage, i rooms, and scullery ; allotment loaaehotd, 33 x 100. £135. (824) t SPRING-SThEaT—Cottage, 4 roams, and free hold allotment, for £260. tSIOI DUBH--BTRKKT, Ponßonby-Hou»e, 8 rooms, and freehold allotment, for £230; a great bargain. 1818) NKW-STRKKT, Newmarket -Cottage 5 rooms. KOofi well, garden, and allotment 48 x 120, for £320. (816) BRIGHTON, Painell—Oottago 4 rooms and freehold alloimant, reaUy good, for £260. __n BPKING-STRKHT - Verandah Cottage of 6 roama, and freehold allotment, for £320; oh cap. 1702) And others on application to D. If. EVANS. Land Agent. Queon-streot /\N SALE AND TO ARttIVE. 850 Sacks Prime OAMARU POTATOES, fit forTablo'orSeed 100 Sacks Primo SEED TARTARIAN OATS 200 Sacks MILLING OATS 300 Saoka FEED OATS Wool's FLOUR Fiomming and Gllklnson's FLOUR Oatmeal, DonodUßt, Sharps, Bran, Maine, Chaff, &o„ &o E. MITCHELSON & CO.. Kauri Gum and Grain Merchants, 19, Quoonstroot, Wharf. ___»-_>_"_r_ -A VERY PRRTTY 4 »_.1/V« ROOMBD COT I'AG «. with Scullery, wlthla easy dt.tanco of town; bar gain.-Apply D. F. -vans. Land Mart Qu.cn Btroet. next Bank of An.traiaßia i X ».S. SEA CULL, l AT ONEHUNGA. FOR SALE, j4Q TONS GOOD SEED POTA'I'OES. Apply to I. WILSON, Storekeeper. Or, Captain on board. ' i - —t Gazette in Jtsarucraptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot " Tho Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and amendment., and ol the Bankruptoy of Kdmund Pbroy Brett, a Debtor. This Is to notify that Edmund Paroy Brett, ot Long Bay. near Luoaa' Creek, Auokland, Settler, has this day filed a statement that he la unable t_ ni.it his engagements with his Cre ditor-, The first meeting ol Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court-house, Auokland, on MONDAY, tbe 18th day ot August, 1883. at 11 o'o ook in tbe forenoon. Dated this 6th day ot August, 1883. B. W. BABU-Y, Deputy Registrar. DEVOR- & COOF-St. Queen-street, Auokland; Solicitors for the Debtor. IN THK SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTOY. In tho matter of the Debtors and Credltors Act, 1876 "andtho several Acts amending « tho Bame, and of the B_nkru_toy of Andbrw Steph-nb, formerly of Vlo toria s'.reet but now of -Welllngton stroat. In tbe t_ty of Auokland. in the ProvlnoUl District of inokland nnd Colony ot New Zealand, Brass Founder, a Debtor. It Is hereby notified thst at a fl.Bt meeting ot orAditors of the said Andrew Stephens, held this day In the buildings of the Supreme Court, bouae, Auokland, at eleven o'clook in the forenoon. Thomas Maoffarl&ne. Ksqulre, ot Auokland, Certificated Accountant In Bank ruptcy, was eleoted Creditors' Trustee Of the property of the said Debtor, and th.it the said Thomas MaoSarlane has intimated to the Kegi-trar, In writing, hla accept a ice of the said trnateesbip. Dated this 6th day of August, 1883 G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar.' CONNKLL AND COOPBB, Vuloan Lane, Auokland, Sollolturs for the Debtor. Board and Residence. OVERNOR " HROvyct- HOTEL, HOBSON-»TRKET. Bo aud i_D LoD-i_->. __..... _..__3. per Week Bm____ Room-... 25n. car Week |3RI\/A'fE~_i-ard and Residence at the Jl North Shore for single ger.tlßmen.— Apply to Mr PreßS, Post-ofßoe, North Shore Comfortable Sitting-room, with nse of Piano, also Bath-room RIV-tTE Hoard and Residence for a Family, or a few Gentlemen, at- Mrs i eoky's. Gloucester Home, Parnell. — Apply Stab offloe. PRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE for Single Gentlemen j four minutes from Post Offloe. Jf permanent 18s per week.—Ad dress: Mrs Dallen, Confeotioner, Quoen-streot. ■' gg Tenders. rg'ENDESS received till August H'h for . Building a Church at Helensvllle (labour ' only). Plane at Mr John Lamb's Offloe, 85, Queen street,



i To l_et. inno LET, a Four-roomed Cottage, with S. ff wash-house BUS othor oonvenlenoep, ploaaantly Bltuate top cf Brown-street, Pon- Bonby. r n.O LET, New Verandah House, four - rooms, scullery, Brighton Road. Parnell; rolorial oven: water laid on; rent moderate.- Apply Stab Office. rO LET, a 4-roomed House in South street; ront, 9b per week.—Apply Mrs Coin. Edwin-street. Newton. ,'B.O LET, for a term of years, Large I Three-storey Bull-lng, situated corner of High-street and vuloan Lane, lately ooouDied by Messrs Boylan and Tanfleld.—J, M. Mso donald, Honso and Kstate Agent, Shortlaad- I Btreet. r g.O BE LET, in Grey-street, a New _ ~,Brlok Bhoy "nli Dwalling In a first-rate pOßltipn,—Apply to F. G. Ewlngton, Estate Agent. _^ j rr\o LET, a Furnished Bedroom, suitable S for two gentlemen friends, with or with out partial board; two beds. — Apply Stab I Offloe. J rpo LET, House of five rooms, with . range and every o_»ve_len_e.—Apply Mrs I Blmpklr.s, Park Roaq, offQraftOn Koad. LET, in Newmarket, J. cv. 5-roomed Cottage; rent. 12s per week.—W. and J. -"rater. Land Agent.. Qneen-Btreet. I . |.0 LET, a Five-roomed House, Alexan- A dra-Btreeti rent. Ut per week.-J. WIU ! lams. Tailor, YiotO'-la ttreet. TO LET or LEASK, a good Dwelling House, Outbuildings, &0., with 1. aores of ground, all in grass and well fenced, close to town.—For particulars, apply to Mr Guokfley, Mount Eden Grocery Store. rj\o L._T, in Victoria-street, adjoining I Bobson Hotel, One Co-imodtou- Bhop' With roam at war —Apoly Hanoook and Co, Onatoms-t-caet. or Mr Mllna. Hobson Hotel | -O LET, lor 2 Bed-rooms and Sitting". ' room, near -ymonda-atroet.—Apply Stab offloe. -I -0 LET, two Furnished Rooms in pri f vato family at North Shore.—lnquire Btab Office. ■■ * O L_T, Comfortable Offloe and Store- I room attached, on Queen-street Wharf. No. 87.-W. H. Roa-yns. '|iO LET, the two New Shop* in Rut - land-street ar_olnlcg the Clarendon Hotel.—J. M. and J. Mowbray. TO LET, a pleasant Marine Besldence at the Nerth Shore, with ____._. Frontage. Apply to Charles Bailey, 80-tbnUdor. il'O DRAPERS Aft'D OTHERS.—To J Let, In Kd«n Terraoe. a Double Shop, with good dwelling honae.-Apply O, F, Rayner, viotorla-atreet Wast. I New Teas. ,VTEW QEA..ON fTtEAS, 1883-84. JUST ARRIVKD, Prfß S.B. TAIAKOA, FROM WELLINGTON, TRANSHIPPED SX HOIHOW, FROM FOOCHOW. IftOf. PACKAGES NEW BHi ABO N_ j.ui/u teas, as under :- Rosebod Zh\ I 1 100 packages PAN YONG Viry strong and fall, ripe Pekoe Souchong Kaluow. 2-. 89 pookagae PAX LUM Very full, ripe, true Pekoe Kalsow flavour _ 100 packages PAX LUM Very s-ro_g, rnollow, rioh, and delicate Pekoe Kalsow flavour 5 202 packages PAN YONG Choice, rioh, fruity Pekoe Souohong Kal.ow 6 100 packages TAI OOU Strong, rioh. ripe, brisk ICalaow 7 09 packages SOEY CUT 8 89 packages YOVG HOW Very strong, full, pungent Kalsow 9 100 piokago- FAN YONG Choicest, rioh. ripe, heavy Pekoe Souchong Kalsow 13 99 paokages PAX LUM Vo> y oh-toe, fall, ripe Pekoe Kalsow 1. 99 paokages PAN YONG Fine, strong, fall, fruity Pekoe Sou ohong Kalsow 15 102 paokages PAN YONQ Ch.lce. rich full, ripe Pekoe Sou ohong Kalsow 16 96 paokag-s FOOK OAN Think, strong, ripe, true Fock Oan fl-vour 17 10* packages WONG HUNG Fre.h. flavoury, thick, strong Wens Hong flavour 18 202 packages BOB! KUT Very fail and strong sweet bnrnt So-OhoDg Kal.ow. Also, to follow on.. P_CKAGR_. OBOICEB. MANDARIN 000 ROSKBUD MIXTURE. In _lb. and lib. p.o-ete. Samples for Liquoring may ba had on applica tion at tho offlco ot ARTHUR lIEATUER, OOSTOM-B-RKET WKBT. IV E W OKASON npEAS, 1883-1884. OUR NEW SEASON'S TEAS TUST TO HAND. SAMPLKB FOR LIQUORING ON APPLI CATION. Jja D* Nathan and Co. \T A N D I N Q EI 8.8. HOIHOW, O TOO OHOW, 1,800 PACKAGES ALL CHOICE CONGOU TEAS. tr The Importer specially Invites attention to the Finest Chop as being a Tea selected with regard to quality rather than oost. It Is de scribed by the shippers as being: ONE OF TBE FINEST TEAS THEY EVER SAW, H. B. M O R T O N. TB-EW a-EASON rT.EA\ EX _.n. HOI HOW, DIREOr FROM FOOOHOW. 570 PACKAGEB. A M Marked. / \ Marked. These TEA.B ara specially selected by our Agent In Fooohow, from the Choicest Teas of the Beason, to meet the requirements of the Market. Intending purchasers are Invited to call and get Muster Samples. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND MERCANTILE COMPANY (Limited), >0 9 and 11, queen -street. 1 ' __\ 8-HPP'Df.. *________ fj'iOß HOKIA-NG-..— The s.s, _*JSSj> r ROWENA will leave Onehunga '■" ' Wharf as above (weather and other drcumstanoes permitting), on TO-MORROW (Wednesday), August 8, at 1 pm. —A. Mo Ghkoob, Managing Director N.S.S. Co. .ark***. ff/'OK WAITARA.- Tho s.s. W&£? V MACGREGOR will leave One *oaf^*Brhu_ga Wharf a- above (weatherand ' other circumstances permitting) °n ™UKS DAY, August 9, at 8 a.m.-A. McGREGOE, Managing Director N.S.S. Co.



i Amusement n j rj% H^ITaIc~R E ROYAL THURSDAY EVENING. AUGUST Bth, 1883 GRAND CONCERT _.___, In aid of the f onds of the j INTERPROVINOIAL FOOTBALL TOUR. Conduotob. . MR GO-TdON GOOOH, A.R.A.M. I Vocalists: Madame Pooley. Miss Stephen son, Miaa Hargravo. Mis 3'_ upper, Mr Burnham, Mr Hanna, Mr S. Keesing. Mr Gordon Gooeh : Mr Slater, Aocompaniat. Also, in Second Part of Programme, the Ladles and Gentlemen of tho Dovonport Musical Society, who have kindly consented to sing a Cantata on this occasion. PROGRAMME. Part I. Part Song-"Awake, _Eolla_. Lyre" Danbu COMPANY. Song—" The Gallants of England " .. " Gatty MR BURNHAM. Song-" Who's That Tapping ?' .. Lirdet MISS A. HARGRAVE. Duet— "Serenade" V. Gabriel MISS TAPPER AND MR HANNA Song—"Little Maid of Aroadee" Sir A. Sullivan MADAMK POOLEY. Quintotto-"Blow Gentle Gales" Sir H. Bishop ' COMPANY. Desorlptive Song (by desire) "The 1 Desert" _ .. Einanml MR GORDON GOOCH. j Song-" Tit for Tat" Pontet MISS STEPHENSON. , Ballad-"Good Night, Beloved' .. Balfe j MR HANNA. | Part Song (now)—" Beware " .. .. Hattcm COMPANY. , Interval of Ten Mlnutos. i p_-__n. I Duet (Boprano and Tenor) — " H Trovatore" .. _ .. Verdi MADAME POOLEY and MR BURNHAM. Soena—"Vienl lamia Vendetta" .. Donixetti MR S. KEESING. TO CONOLUDH WITH Cantata-" TBE PIONIO" .. _. Thomaa (With Solos, Duets Trioa. and Choruses by Ladles and Gentlemen of the Devonport Musioal Soolety). Tickets: Cirolo. la; Stalls, 2a 6d; Pit, Is. ALL THE MUSICAL- ARRANGEMENTS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR QQOCH. QRCHESTRAL nONCEhT, SO DE _________ RepeateD (by begum-} ok THURBDAY, AUGUST 16Tn, 1883. PROGR-JSIME IN FEW DAYa OOHDtroTO-t .. .. HERR OAIU. 80HM_TT. CONCEBT AT 8 SHARP. REDUCTION OF PRICES i- I-ioifT Sbats (which can bo reserved at Upton's), as Bd; back Shuts and Galleby, ONE SHILLING. H. F. EDGER. Hon. Bee. XO.G.T.— The Hope of Parnell Lodge, * No. a will cel-brate their tenth anni versary, August 8,1883, by a Social Tea and En tertainment. Tbe Rev. G. W. raraon.on will ooou.r the chair. Tea on the table at 0.80.- A. J. WaLKk X, Soo. Committee. Pii-lic -Notices. TTNIVERSITy OF NEW Z-ALAND. Three B. A Diplomas will be present _S at the Choral Hall. Synionda - street, Auckland, on THURSDAY AF-ERNOOW, August 16, at 3.45 o'olook, by Bi.hoo Cowle. Member of Senate, aotlng for the Chancellor. All Uni versity Graduates are specially Invited to attend In token of their lntereat in tho higher education of the Colony, and, if convenient, to wear tholr Academioal Droes. ROBERT BROWNING. Secretary to the Qhan-0110-_ Delegate. IN THE SUPREMa COURT OF NEW ZSAL-ND, WEU-INGXON DISTRICT. SATURDAY, THi. fBcH DAY Ot JULY, 18S3. Uuon reading the Affidavits o_ Robhbt Ohise-Ball Uambkton, of Wellington, Publio Trustee, and of FREDERICK LAURIE, of Woymoni__ Maourewa Road Di.triot it 1b ordered that >hi Pubic Trns'ei h.ll be Ad ministrator of all the real and pernonal estate oC FK«__U- AMißMVVLaUßlit.otW'eymoath aforesaid deceased, (.lpned) O. W. RICHMOND J, a LL PER. O*S indebted to the above t\. named deoeased ate requested to pay the amounts o' their several aocoaats to me, or to thos. Maopv-BLai-C Esq., Auokland. a.'bo, aU pertons having olaima against the .aU estate are requested to forward the same to me, or to Mr Maoffarlane, on or before WKl> W-__i ia V, the 29 h d_y of AugUßt n.it, N.B.—Any claim not sent in by the day nam'd will ba liable to be excluded from participation. R. 0. HAMKRTON, Publio Tra.teo. ' Publio Trust Offioo. Wellington, August Ist, 1883. "/i RCH HILL HIGHWAY BOARD. | NO T IC E. | At a meeting of the above body, held last evealnr, I Mr J. H. JOUNING was appoint.d Secretary. Treasurer, Collector, Inspector at flulsanoes. and Issuer of Dog Collars, for the above district, It Is also notified that tbe sum of Three Farthings in tbe Hound was struck en all Rate able Pioperty In aforesaid di_Mo_ GBORGK OLILTON, Chairman. Board Offlco, Arch Hill, 7th August, 1888. T>OND RENT REDUCTION. B. AND A. ISAAC, birr to tender their tbanka to all clients for the liberal Bupport hitherto reoeived from them, and have much pleasure in stating that a Discount of -8 per oent. will be allowed on all Goods Stored In Bond or Free -tore on and after July 28th. 1888, on Rec-lvlEgi Delivery, and Rent. LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIBE INBURiNOS COMPANY (KBtablish-d In the colonies 1862.) CAPITAL FULLY SUBSOKIBKD. -11.-52.000. EXTRACTS STROM ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1882. RHBDXTS OF TBE TKIR Flro Premiums, after deduoting re-insaranooßUnurtaaeof £65 115 over 1881) - ___9D.0_1 6 7 Fire lot Bra were .. .. - 3-3.15110 7 Deduotlng o_pen.es and inolud- Inglntereßt ouinvestmentß. tbe business of tbo year shows a ba'anoe to ths Company's credit ot £32,023 .3 lid; adding to this the balance of 622 918 15a lid _._,.„ ~ from 1881 makes a total of .. 11,811 010 After paymont Ot dividend, ab sorbing £3 260, there has been carried to next year's _c.or.nt.. 85,682 010 SKOOHHT-. Capital paid up .. _. _ 185,200 0 0 Rt serve funds (excluding oapi- tal) ____.. 215.682 010 Reserved capital at call Of dlroo tora __..._. 1,686800 0 0 The Company has paid during the past 21 years £2 775,-31 In flro losses. H. W. HBATH. Shortland-street. General Agent, (.ALL and see the last grand Invention ' in Sewing Machines at 1). S. Chambers's. 70, Queen stroet. Repairs and Needles for aU j Machines. . _ T\r OVELTY I-Taking Advertisements in I —A prose or versa, in any strain, grave or gay, worked into topfes ot the day, anecdotes, &0., likely to catoh tho publio eyt_~-Add_e_s " Ready Writer," Ponsonby Club Hotel. OOCKY NOOK. During this had weather I invito the publio to look over my place, and they will find that all the ground ia quite firm after the heaviest rain, and tbat they can cart timber on the ground and build in all weathers, Contrast my scoria ground with clay, and ask your doctor whloh Is the best to build your honso on. WM. BAKKB. P.B.—My Agent la Mr Bwlngton. UtiAKLAND'S CHEttKY PECTORAL, K_7 Absolutely the beet remedy ever made for COUGHB, ISRONOHITI3. AND COLD 3. Prloe. 2s 6d and la Ed a Bottle. SHAR'ANO fc CO_ opposite Post-off-oe. Dividends- I v i 5 iT- n v. ..its. PAINC* IMP-MB--- GO-DMINING NKW t_r_llT--_.J The Share Beglstor will be OLI. HO from _ p.m. on TOE^DtY, 'he 7th, u_tl. i.oon on THURBD4Y. tbeOhlnb-Ut, on whlc. utter cate a Dividend of 5s oar .hire will b- o-jable. _). G. MAODONNELL, Manager. Auokland, _th August. 1883



~ ■» _-______■■__■■■___■ rersonai. YES.-J. Williams, Victoria-street, la the Cheapest Tailor In A uoslaud. • Liostand Found. LUS i, Fox Terrier Pup, black eye, chain and collar. If returned to Irvin'a Stables will be rewarded. Anyone detaining after this date will be prosecuted. ~s, I ST, a Purse, containing money, sup __J posed to bo in St. Jamca's Hall. The finder on leaving same at Mr C. Canning's will be rewarded. ._. 'OUNii, on Saturday la.t, a black-and • white Terrier. Owner can have the samo by paying expenses. If not claimed within three days will bo sold.-Apply Star Office. business JNotices. BOOTS AT ANY PRICE. Musr Be Sold! COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. CORNER STALL It. CITY MARKET. r» .HE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE, i -8- 219, QUEEN-STREET. P Tho best place for New Arrivals j_ m and others to get all Household I W f. . Requisite, at a Cheap Rate. £ go I _» gg China, Glass. Earthenware to a Tha ware. Brush ware. Lamps J _.^ gg Furnishing Ironmon_ery (all kinds) I £n BjG Cutlory, EP. Ware, Yankc. Notions i§W S_j Toys, and Fanoy Goods. _>" _f ° t_H HANCHARD & CRANWELL, I Q _> H H Three doors abovo Wellosley- j 5 S street. I h TTNIOM STEAM SAW nOULDIeTo, BASH. AND DOOR CO 4PANY j (Limited). j MEOHANIO9' BAY FIRE. . The Company deslro to advise Customers that it Is prepared to acospt Orders for Stook Goods, and to exggate aa formerly. JLf E N C I _. G. SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST Is as follows :— Best Paling Fence of purirl posts, Hobart rails, and sft Hobart palings, one Inch apart, 60s. Paling Fence to oonsist heart kauri poets, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, 555. Three-roll Fence, purirl posts and Hobart Wire Fences with Top Rail, S3-. Wire Fence, 7 wires, 255. Barbed Wire Fence, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, 18s per ohaln. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Ploket Fences, from 2s per foot not pointed, or 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Ploket Fenoe with mill wrought Wlckot Gate, all painted complete, at 3b per foot- All kinds Repairs tc Fences and Estimates for every desorlption of Fonoe given on applica tion to Sam. White, Fencer, Custom-street, opposite Arnold. Hines and Co. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE" Notioe is hereby given that we, the under signed ROBERT PRESTON HOLLIS and ARTHUR BROUGH, have this day entered into Partnership as Omnlhns and Coach Pro prietors, under the style of HolUa and Brough. Dated this first day of August, 1883. R. P. HOLLIS. ARTHUR BROUGH. Witness-RoBEBT Bhownino, Solloltor, Auckland. NOTICE OF REMOVAL.—The under" signed begs to notify that he has Removed to new and Central Offices, next Bank of New Zealand, Queen street,—John R. RtNDERSON, Stook and Sharebroker, Land and Estate Agont. —N.B. s Convenient Offloes to Let on the ground floor, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-Btreet. HAMMOND AND BYRON, Coai Merchants, removed lower down Fort Btreet, next door to Custom-house. | AMES REID AND SON Beg to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the Very Favourable Prices of ALL RINDS OF FURNITURE. Having Introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house In town. JAMBS REID & SON, Fukniturk Emporium, HOBSON-STREBT (2nd Shop from Vlctorla-st.) COKE. ftOKE. THE AUCKLAND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED), Po-.-__.ors of Light, Heat, akd Power, Invite orders for their Ooko at the following rates (for cash), delivered by the Company, in their sacks, within One Mile of the Gasworks; longer distances at proportionate rate :— Per Sack,3 bushels .. is _d Five Sacks- .. .. 6s 3d Ten Sacks, or 1 ton .. lis 6d Twenty Sacks, or 1 ton.. 22s Od h w M The value of Gas Coke Is now O 8 better appreciated than It for- c. merly was. Since we brought g the subject under tho notioe of 3 3 householders, many have habit- 9 o uatcd themselves to its use, both p X for registers and ranges, and td H would now decline all overtures _ tn to use any other solid fuel. Wo Q _> recommend those who do not m 2 use Coke to adopt the following g w plan:—First, send to __o Gas ™ Company for a few baas of their Househobd Cobs ; Just the auanttty that can bo taken Into ie premises conveniently bear ing la mind that, weight for weigh*. COke ia nearly double - the milk of coaL Next, having oleaned the gratoa of registers and range of ashes, partly fill them, say, with ooke (the larger lumps may be used for this pur pose) ; upon this foundation lay your kindlings and local coals. Now start your lire, and re plenish often with small quanti ties of local coals. Those who learn this, the A. B. C. of laying a fire, for cooking a breakfast, will not readily forego the most oertaln and Quickest method with solid fuel. For the mode of burning Gas Coke without coal see adver tisement in Herald. COKE. CHEAP CUTLER V.-THOMAS SAMUSX has REMOVED to 103 QUEKN STREET, next Mr Westpfahl's, Bootmaker. Knives Forks, Spoons, Cruets, &c, cheaper than ever. Money. ___?A i \C\Ci TO I-END, on first ab XfmXJ XJ XJ olass securities at ou» rent rates of Interest. Also smaller sums.—J. M. LENNOX. Stook Broker and Land Agent, National Insnranoe Buildings, Queen-street I OAUUN MORTGAGE LOAN AND XJ DISCOUNT BANK. 50, SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND (Opposite A. Clark __ Sons' Warehouse And Little Collias-B'.reer, Melbeur-e. LOANS ARE ADVANCED FROM £10 TO £1000 Upon personal, freehold, and leasehold security, repayable by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments, at lowe.t current rates. Advances mode on Farnllure without removal, and all Classes of Merchandise. LOANS GRAOTBDUPONLir_.POLiaiES,LEGA. OIKS, AND INTERESTS UNDER WILIS. BILLS DISCOUNTBD AT CURRENT RATES. LOANS TTpoN DEPOSIT OP DEEDS. REPAY MENT BY EASY INSTALMENTS. Forms Gratis. All communications and Interviews held strlotly confidential. I" NDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUOKLAND (Corner of Vulcan Lane and Queen-street). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society is now Issuing INVESTING SHARES ordinary, carrying full rate of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP BHARES of £20 eaoh, carrying 7 per cent interest (payable half-yearly) and par ticipating In Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT, interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, per oent, and on Deposits for 6 months. 8 per oent per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. Tho Bodety advances on Approved -freehold _____________I- Property to the extent of three 10_rtJis the value. • Borrowers may pay off part or the whole 0 their T-fortgageß at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further par ticulars required may be obtained at the Soof. ty offices. GEORGE ERASER, __ Manager. __*»._ ro £1U> UUU h__T on Building ___>> JL \y Society principles, or on other term, to suit bair_.-i.n_ Allotments bought | and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List ot I Properties for sale on Ith page. She per oent i allowed on money deposited tor Investment— ' C. William-os, Land, Estate, and Financial A_e_t and Valuator. R. Vulcan Lino



Hg_gg__l___ - m ___iim i— mm tmg__mg__m_ Sixxrtmg. T OLA SS ■ '~ T L S' -_-_ GRAND CONSULTATION or. TUB MELBOURNE AND NEW ZEALAND CUP 6, 18__, ,_. _ Ot 10,000 M .moora at 10s eaoh. Ist Prize, 1000 sovereigns; 2nd Prize, 1000 half aoverei„nß; 3rd Prise, iOOO crowns, in oach Cup. Melbourne Cup . Nkw Zealand Cop dlstribut-on. distribution. Ist rlprse .. .. £____. Is.. Uor.e .. .. _.1000 i__l_.orßo •• flsoo 12nd Horse .. _-0O 3rd Horse.. .. .-„»__ 3rd Horse.. .. £250 fetartcrs (divided) _~._, Starters (divided) ___0 Non starters I Non-starters (divided) .. __s_ol (divided) .. _370 £27001 £2300 _•« w? _ T-t-I-Fivo Thousand Pounds. . -tachttoket has two chances, and can draw tne nrst horse in each event. Drawing under the supervision of Committee of Shareholders. Apply by letter. Please forward Post Office Orders when convenient; it Is safer than .ending notes, being equal to registration. Cheques mtißt bo markod correct by bank, and have 18 added for exehango when from country. Two stamps for reply and result Circulars containing full particulars, and form- for applying for tiokets, sent free to any address on application. Will close on or before sth November next. Address- LOLA MONTES. Care Mi A. Moas, Box 317. Post Office, Dunedin. Two Thousand Pounds for 10s. Medical \lO MOaE CORNS NOWI-Cura .* Clava. the Now Russian Remedy. has proved a thorough sucoess. 1/B.—O. W. Good son. London Arcade FOR WINTER COUGHS and Bronchia iBHITIATTON TRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS with Hypophosphito of Lime and Quinine. For Inolptont Consumption and Chronlo Chest Affections, " Alokin b Syrup of Euoalyptus, with Hypophosphito of Lime and Quinine," Is moat oortalnly alteratlvoand curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma' Addrßss — THB PHARMACY. QUE__r-BT_---_C. RATSI RATS. KaT Sl—Use >SH-iRLAND'>. PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rata eat it greedily, and die; no smell. Price, One Bhffilng a uottlo. SHARLAND fc CO.. opposite Post ___<__, H erJ.ali_.T_. PROFESSOR ELLIS Is the only Medtoal Herbalist In the Colony who is prepared to treat all Diseases. He has always prescribed with unvarying sucoess in most cases. He guaran tees to cure In all complaints not too far gone. He has been very successful In the follow ing complaints: — Asthma, Bronchitis, Con sumption (aeoond stagel, Cataract, Dropsy, Dysentery, Fevers, Ltvor Complaints, Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, Sciatloa, Lumbago, and Secret Complaints of young men (without fail). Wonderful Cure for Coma without pain. — Address: — 308, Queen - street (next Young Women's Institute). Private Consulting Room. •Hours: From 9 a.m. to 0 p.m. ■ I FLESEBORMING FOOD for Infants. AICKIN'S FOOD for INFANTS Is prepared locally from malted cereals, according to tho recipe of Baron Liebig. It Is an approved substitute for Mother's Milk; Fattkn inq, Nourishing, and Invigorating. Sold in Canisters at is. 6d. AT THE PHARMACY. , Queen-street. O R M S All ohlldren Buffer from -hem. If sußpeoted, ask for the Certain Cure. SHAKLAND'S WORM POWDERS, V packot A.oth-o____B Ball, opposite Post-offloe. DOCTOR ARNOLD'SPEI-NY ROYAL AND STEEL PILL. .-The most popular medicine of the day. Prioe, 2a Gd a box.—Colo nial Agents Sn.uir.AND & Co., opposite tho Post Offloe. ■■'■ 5 G. HENDiRSON'S Cherry Pectoral .' • Is on Excellent Remedy for Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, and the. various other affections of the Chest and Bronchial Passages.—This preparation is not supposed to Check tho Cough suddenly, btlt to remove tho cause.—To be had only of J. G. Henderson, Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposite Three Lamps. Ponaonby, Auokland. (j .Ur-t. FOR lNDii_E.-,IIoN—TuNIO \ / BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Regulation, piloe Sa a bottl_.-_UAR___.ND __ OO (oppo slte Poat-offloe). i) B. W I LX I N S, OOULIST AND AUBIBT TO . CHRiSTOHOROH HOSPITAL. Will arrive In Auokland, August 13, remaining about three weeks, to treat E. c. Ear, and. Throat Diseases, Rooms at THE PHARMAOY. QUB_»-„TR_-_f. LIVER REGULATING. A ICKIN'S PODOPHYLLIN PILLS, No. _t_ axe now known from Inveroargill to Mon gonul as one of the most effective remedies for " SLUGGISH LIVER " Torpid Digestive Func tion, Biliousness, Chronlo Constipation, Flatu lency, &o. They are a safe aperient and CONTAIN NO MINERAL WHATEVER. Sold In Boxes at Is., and Bottles at Is. 6 and 2s. Gd, (all sugar coated). _, AT -HK PHARMACY. Queen-street , PAINLESS MEDICAL BLW-TRICITY. W. HINTON, having just arrived from Lon don, with most recently approved appliances, 1_ prepared during a short stay in this city to treat niTvorra and other diseases by Galvanization, FARADIZATION, AND FBANKLINIZ-TION. Charges very moderate consultation Free. Ohns extracted without pain, it esldenoei 60, Hobson-street, T doors from Governor Browne Hotel. Hours, from 10 a.m. 8 p.m. TOOTHACHE CURE -Instantaneous Relief. ODONT ALGID; Is bot _e.-BHAR- LiWDfe DO. (oppoßlte Post-office. . !*_E Best Preparation extant tor promo ting Hair Growth Is Br. Erasmus Wilson's LOTION FUR THE HAIR. It la prerarod from the original formula of this eminent antho-fty by Charlies Botcher. Pharmaoeu tloal Chemist (Vlotoria and New Zealand) luuotloii of Pitt and Grey-street*. Auckland. -.actiona. TO-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. Ex Waihora from Hobart, B. TONKS & CO., :,»"ILL sell To-morrow (Wednesday), . v at eleven o'clook, 200 CASE. APPLES, French Grabs, Stone Pippins, &o, &c. The choicest shipment received this season and la splendid conditio-. TO-MORROW. BUTTER, oats,-ELOUR, fcbni- TORE, &_.. W. DOWDEN v», ILL sell by auction, at the Exchange v v . Mart, Queen-etroet, To-morrow, at 11 o'olook, 20 kegs Good Butter 10 tons Flour 60 sacks Oats Whcatmeal, Maize. Tea Also, A quantity of Household Furnlturo, Sewing Machine, Cook, Earthenware, Sec, ana a lot of Trees and Plants. TO-MORBOW. Ex Waihora, from Hobart. L. W. BATON WILL sell by public auction, at his Mart, Cueen-street, to-morrow, Wed nesday, at 11 o'clook, 60 cases Apples, FO 21 cases Apples, Scarlet Pearmains 19 casos Apples. Stunner Pippins Also, 100 hunches Bananas Fowl Wheat, Onions, Butter, __o. THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, At 11 o'clock. APPLES I PEARS I APPLES APPLES | PEARS | APPLES (Ex s.s. Waihora, from Hobart). G. W. BINNEY WILL sell by publio auction, at his Mart, on Thursday, August 9, at eleven o'clock, 820 CASES FRUIT, Comprising— FRENOH CRABS STONE PIPPINS STURMER PIPPINS RUSSETS PEARMAINS Sec, See. W. 8. OOOBRA»KI [JAMIS DA-_-_ THURSDAY, AUGUST 9. SADDLERY. ~ HARNESS. HAKMES. MOUNTINGS. T.HE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms. Fort-street, on Thursday, 9th Instant, at U o'clock, A CON.IGt-MK.NT OF B&DDLERY, HARNK-S. Ero , oansUtlag Ot Gent*, and Ladies' Huddles. Martingales, Breastplates. Sets of Harness. Buckles. Harness Mo anting- R. .ettos, _) rnamen ts. Staples, etc. - To Close Aooounta. the most ot the ab.t_ wlll be sold j WiraOOT BKSBBVE, .AHIIK- COCHRANE Ss 809, i Auetloneers, [ {Continued on fourth page,