to Mr Rose votincr, on the ground that no person Lad a right to relegate his voting powers to au aguut, and because ho be lieved the property wa« sold. Voting papers were, however, supplied to him. He also objeced to Mr Woolfield recording his vote, on the ground that he was, not a ratepayer. He also got bis voting papers, gEdward Woolfield, the next witnesß, was also called, hut did not appear. Mr Brown, ing said subpeenas had been issued for this gentleman and Mr K. J. W arntclf, aDd they were most important witnesses, being the chairman and clerk of the Board, and having the requisite documents in their pos session, j It transpired that these subpeonas had not been served, and Mr Browning remarked upon this fact ai being peculiar. He asked for half-an-hour's adjournment in order that he might consult his clients. Messrs Cotter and Heskcth objected. His Worship said there was uo fault on the part of the petitioner, and it was hard that he should suffer. The summonses for the witnesses had been deposited ia the Court at <he present time. I Mr Cotter contended that Mr Browning should have seen that his witnesses were present before he opened the case. But, having once commenced the case, he was bound, according; to tbe rule of the Court, to go on to the conclusion. bis Worship said this was not a hard and fast rule, and granted an adjournment till two o'clock, When the Court resumed, Mr Browning said he had consulted his clients, and they were determined to go on with the peti tion. That being so, ho would ask for an adj)ornment. Messrs Woolfield aud Warnock, ho understood, bad both been' within the precincts of the Court this i " litr "cotter inquired if His Worship had j decided to (jrant an adjournment. His Worship 3aid that course would only he fair to the petitioners, as tho non service of the summonses was through no fault of their own. lhe caso was then adjourned till 11U0 a.m. to-morrow.

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORHE3PONDENT.)

TAUKANGA, this day.

Cinsiderslile iuteroat ia manifested in the polliug ie the £25,000 proposed borough loan, which will probably result in a majority. .Larrikini-nn has extended to Greorton.

.hUSSELL, this day,

Arrived : Glenclg, Captain James Tautari died last night. He was a vory superior native, and- for several years was master and owner of the schooner Sea Breeze,. Ho was aged 70 years.

(PEE PRESS ASSOCIATION,)

WELLINGTON, this day.

At tho magistrates' Court, Herbert Col born, formerly clerk of tho II.M. Court ot Tapanui, was fined £20 for neglecting to famish a copy of his cash book.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day, DIVOKCE SUI I.

At the Divorce Court yesterday, the case of Holt v. Holt, Ah Chee, nnd Duke was heard. Petitioner appliod for a divorce »n the ground of respondent'sadnltery with the two correspondents. After hearing the evidence, which fully proved the charges ot adultery, His Honor granted a rulo nisi with costs against tho co-respondent, Ah Chee,

At tho Board of Health yesterday, Dr, Ned will reported that during the past quarter there had been 67 cases of fever, ■mostly typhoid, 25 of diphthtrin, 10 of ecarlet .fever, and 1 of measles in Chriat cbnrch au.l suburbs,

Heavy south-west weather set in last night and still continues, Bain fell in torrents during the night and heavy showers are still falling.

DIIJNBDIN, this day.

The heavy rain has now Btopped. A good deal ot damage has been done on tho flat through the water entering houses.

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Before Moms F. L. blrao and D. Macdonald, J.P.'n.) Dburkiuhhss.—John Thomas was fined 5i sndomte. Oebcbnb LiNSUAas.—John Farquh»r wai ch»ruoi nncar the Vagrant Act with usin-; obscone language In a pub lo p'aoe: alto with assaulting Ccn.Ublo n auahtun. on the 30lh lnet, Whi'O In tho execution Of his umy,— Prisoner ansed for a remand for a week.—Ser coant White objected, as witnesses w»ro here From Helenevl'iO.—Hr^^ner pleaded i.ot guilty. —UonuUb'e Naugb»on daposod th»l prlsouei's wife and three children ran to nim for 9rotoo tioii an h* was smashing hln things and dia man tl In is him: Ula Ungu a«o was » or? shuoklmr, hid cndoot was violent a»d vbau ho wool jo arroit him pritOner Hhaclc him botido his bead. PrigODer and hfa wife l.re a dreadtu. lite. In eoasoquono uf Ms orinklng habita -Captain William Adams corroborated.— —Emma Farquhar, wife of prisoner, gave a melanoholy account of her sufferings under the hand of her husband: aho had six yeurs of it, and at times he beat her moat unmercifully ; she prayed for protection from his Tiolence. The husband said ho had no peace of his life; hla wife's tempor and tongue had nearly driven him mad.—Ordered to pay costs. US 7s Id, and to find sureties to keep the peace for six. months— himself In £20, and a suroty to the Bame amount Largest or A Watch—Frederick Bereeford Staunton. on remand, was charged with tho larceny of a silver watch, value £5, on tho 26th Inst, the property of Wm. Francis, of Auck land, — Prisoner pleaded not guilty.— Wm. Francis deposed to having his watch on the 34th lnst. at his room at tho Uualomhouse Howl; after dinner ho s»t down in a chair »nd wen t to sleep; a lad roused him and asitd tne Urn*; be found*'hla waioh wad tons; tho watch producad was his oroerty; 11 w»» worth £s.—John Mioilormutt, merlner, saw pfoi-oatir asleep in the chair, prlso'icr put bla kinds sroandihlm. bat did not ccc him take the watoh; prisoner shortly left —To pri soner: You said you were going totuke ¥>s Voiter's po-iralt; son us a good hand la that Una-Kmannol Mendallflihn. ibopman M Mr Bart d6D«sed to vrlsoser's pawning the watch <prodoood); £1 wm ioat oh it — D«teorire Hngboa arr-*ated the pri»ODor on th« oharse.— The Bencli /aand prisoner gatltr. and ordered him to gaol (or three months with hard 1? bour. Thb Bow Amono the Tailoks. — Michael and Francia McKonna were charged with assaulting Maurioe Sullivan, by striking him and dragging him on to tho pavement, on the 27th Inst—Maurioo Sullivan (on warrant) was charged with assaulting Thomas MoKonna, a tailor, by knooklng his head against a counter, and otherwise ill treating him, on the 27th lost. —Mr Jaokson appeared for the McKcnna'n and pleaded not gmlty, and asked that the cases ; might be taken together. — Tho request was granted. — Sullivan pleaded not guilty. — A number o( witnesses were examined, and the oridence generally tended to show that Sullivan was tho Bgurcuaor. Tho case allotted a great deal of amusement, and finally the MoKennas were acquitted and Sullivan ordered to find sureties to keep the peace for clx months, him self In £20 And another In £20, and to pay costs, iBSs.

THIS AFTERNOON.

(Before Messrs Prlma an! Hull, J.P.'b),

6CMMONB GiSES.-Robflrt Ludlow oleadod guilty to obstructing the footpatn in Viotoria- Btreet, on the Mb Mr Goldle said the doff*. d&ut h&d erred ihrongh innorance.—Fined It and oosta—a. similar chnreu BRntngt j'homaa Mllloti, was withdrawn,- Mon(j Uhong, (Or un clean varri, -was fined Ib. A Diet? IABD.-John Levy w»8 charged with neg ofltlnK to oloan [hta private yard in Upper Quuen-stroot, on the Hth lcstatit —Mr Jiokson pleaded not gnllty.— lha BelnuAani In this o«8s Is a bottler ol Eagllth beer and ttont, and ilia cause of onmplalnt was a heap oC manure In his yard, from which unolean water flowed into the premises of Mr George Btalnea, Insprotor Goldle openrd ihe case, and called ■witnoßi-os —John lovy deposed that he kept a borac, and the manure was partly sawdust; it waa cleared away at regular Intervals.—The Bench, having heard the evidence, dismissed the case with coßts, £3 3a. Tfais waa all the buainess.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

.ATJGC7ST 1,1883. Bank of N.Z-Eellerß, £22 10s Natloußi Hark— Jellers, 72i8d Coloi ill Bintc—rellera. i(k 61 Thames Qat—Sellers. 30s Union Hash and Door-B7 15s num. New Zealand Loan and Mercantile—Sellers. £5

Fisher and Co.—l2a; buyers. 12s; Hellers, 12s 6d Accident ABSuranoe—Bayers, 0} lOd Qaeenor Beauty—sellers. 12s Deep Level Cross-Ja 3d, ia M: buyers, la;

sellers, it 61 Bright amtln—Boiler ■<. Si 0 1 Prinou Imperial—Bnyerd, Via; Beliefs. 413 Coioiilet (I» Aroha)—Bfljaris Is Cd Premior—Bayers, 12a Werahlko- i» la Watisokl-lSuyors, 2s 7d JOaKPH NKWMAN, Chairman,

We have to acknowledge 5s in stamps from H. W., and £1 from Mr Ross (Sargood and Son), on behalf of the joiners of the Union Bash and Door Company.

Johnny Bowerman, the local Salvationist captain, would appear to be a bit of a wag in. his way. Writing to head-quarters con cerning his Auckland experiences, he cays :—" Wednesday.—The hall full. Had a grand march. The devil at work all around. Mttd and clay very plentiful. A we neared the hall, our larrikin friends aaluted us with rotten eggs There were tojue good shots among them. One caught the lieutenant in the eye We wished they would bring fresh cooked ones ; them we could make a good use of. Hallelujah < We got the victory I Inside, powerful meeting. The soMiers spoke well, and airmen were forced to yield. "

THE EARTHQUAKE AT ISCHIA.

Three Thousand rersons Killed.

Half the Island Destroyed,

(SPKCIAL TO PEESS ASSOCIATION.)

LONDON, July 30. It is calculated that the number killed by the disastrous earthquake experienced on the island of Ischia is 3,000.

The western portion of the island suffered the greatest damage, and that side is said to be completely ruined.

Ischia, the capital ot tbe island, escaped

in] my. Many of the chiefs of Roman society have been killed.

(Kcceived July 31—12 55 p.m.)

NAPLES, July 30,

I Latest accounts to hand from Cassamic ciola show conclusively that nearly two thousand persona were killed by the recent earthquake, and that fully a thousand have received injuries of a more or less serious nature.

Latest Despatches.

(BY TKLKORAPH—SPECIAL KEPOUTEB.)

Reform of the Ujyper Mouse. WELLINGTON, this afternoon. As soon as there is a day vacant, Major Atkinson will introduce a resolution affirm" ing the desirability of making the Upper House elective.

Parnell Koman Catholics,

In the house today Mr Moss presented a petition from 214 Roman Catholic re sidents cf the borough of Parnell praying that their grierances under the Education Act may be redressed.

Auckland Pilotage,

Mr Swamon to-day presented a petition from the »hip owners and musters of Auck land, praying that masters'pilotage exemp tion certificates be the same as in other colonies.

North Auckland Railway,

Mr Seymour George to-day presented a petition from Rodney County Council, praying for tho immediate construction of the North Auckland Kallway.

Auckland Petitions,

Mr Eheehan presents a petition from 600 Thames Catholics asking assistance for de nominational school*.

Anti-Catholic Petition. Mr Bwanson to-day presents a petition signed by 400 Aucklandsrs ngainst any change in the education Act. Bridge over the Walkato at Huntly,

Mr Kolleiton has been deputationised by Messrs F. A. Whitaker, J. B. Whyte, anil Hon. J. Williamson, the object of tbo do putation biing tho urging on Government tho necessity of a bridge across tto Wai kato Kiver at Huntly. Mr Kolleston laid he quite recognised the importance of the work, but there had been to many calls under the Koads and Bridges Construction Act that he had no funds. Howerer, ho would have a conference with Major Atkin ion and sec if some means of erecting the bridge could be.devised,

Mr Tole presents further petitions from Newton relative to claims of C.itholic» in the education question. Also a petition from Mr Mallinger, asking for an inquiry into his suddeu dismissal as Inspiic i;or of Permanent W«tys in Auckland, It was at the request of tho Mininter of Public Works that Mr Tole's motion on the above subject was postponed till the 15th August. Mr Pole iotendod to move it, bat acceded to the request of the Minister, who had preoiog engagements, which would have compelled hie absence daring the debat*.

The Premier has announced in the Upper Hoiue that Government intend to prohibit the importation of stock, owing to the pre valence of cattle disease outside the colony.

THAMES GOLD-MINING COM PANY (LIMITED).

The annual meeting of the above Company was held at noon to-day, only five share* holders being present Mr C. J. atone pre sided. Mr J. Stodatt (secretary) submitted the following report and balance-»heet: —

The directors have to submit the annual statement of accounts, which will inform shareholders of the financial position of the Company, and they regret that the returnß from tho mines in which the Company holds interests have not enabled them to declare dividendi. The following sharo* hare been purchased during the pa»t year : -Deep Level Cross Company, 400 shares ; N«w Prince Imperial Company, 163 shares'; Hobson Company, 1,500 shares ; Coroman del Just-in-Time Company, 200 ".shares ; Martha Company, 333 shares; and Hau raki Company, 300—the two latter being Karangahake companies. £1,700 re mains at interest at 6 per cent, and £160 »t 8 per cent, as a reterve fund. Statement of Accounts from ißt July, 1882, to 30th June, 1?83. Crt Br balance Bank of New Zealand, £07 lls 3d: dividendi rocclved, C 302 10s; loan ra paid. £1,000; shares sold, £JBl Is fid: total, rtl QQI Qg Dr i To new shares purchased, £1 2<W ss: calls jald, £151 Is: salaries, £50; ohar«os, £15 lia *d; balance Bank ot New Zealand, £78 19a Assets: Balance Bank of New Zealand £78 198 8d: cash at oalL £1.110. loan to Bismarck, £760 • interest, £197 Is 7d: total. £2,1« ils 3d. Liabilities: Calls to pay, £158 8s; intorost on, £31 18s; balance, £1.955 15s 3d: total, £2Mt 19 3d Capital Account—To B 000 Bharos at £10 por share. £60000. By capital called and paid. £59,151 17s (3d: capital called unpaid on 461 shares forfoited, £SlB 2a Gd: total £60,000. The chairman, in moving the adoption of the report and balance-sheet, said that tbe policy that w«e being followed at present was a " waiting one, and rightly bo, Beeing that there wai very little inducement to in vest. Beiides, their financial condition was Buch that rigid economy and careful mmagement were absolutely nece«s»ry, as they had no capital to call up, and bat a comparatively email amount on re serve. They would have to husband their resources very closely and make no false investment!. 'Iho few that hid been made during the pait few yo*rs were such as they had no desire to feel disap pointed with. It was to be regretted that the state of mining matters at the Thames was so dull, and Unit all tbe old interests should be, bo to speak, nnder a cloud, but as the darkest hour preceded the dawn, it might be that ere long things would become much brighter and nioro hopeful. The motion was seconded by Mr G. Aickiß, and carried. In answer to a. question, the chairman said that they had £1,100 at interest at 6 per cent., while £760 had been lent to the Bismarck G. M. Company, of which cum £600 was bringing in 6 per cent., and £160 8 per cent. They owed some £100 or£2oo. Messrs. Graves Aickin and K. C. Bars tow were elected director?, and Mr Bucha nan*was re-appointed auditor. The meeting then terminated.

The annual meeting of the Waiotahi Gold Mining Co.,which was to havobeen held at noon to-day,lapsed for want of a quorum.

The police have reason to believo that the man Alexander M. Allen, whoso hat and letters were found near the dock yes terday, has not committed suicide, but has left Auckland. This view is borne out by the fact that all Allen's bost clothes and properties have disappeared trom his lodgings,

Ex-Detective Sullivan, being unable to find sureties for his future good behaviour, was sent to Mount Eden this afternoon in default.

The ordinary meoting of the Grammar School Board of Governors takes place this afternoon too late to be reported in thU issue. Amongst the business is the con sideration (i a letter from the Rev. T. Thistle withdrawing the resignation of hie position as Classical and Knglish master, and of a letter from the Parnell Borough Council requesting the Board to dedicate a portion of land at Parnell for the continua. tion of tbe road from Portland-street. Colonel Haultain moves, pursnant to notice:—(l) "That two new claBS-rooms be erected in the Bpaces between the wings and the central hall." (2) "That the recommendation of the Head-master that a writing and drawing rraster be appointed be agreed to."

"You Don't Know Their Valub."—" They cured me of bllloußnesß and kidney complaint, as recommended. I had n hali-bottlo loft, which I used for my two llttlo girls, whom the doctors and neighbours said could not be cured. I am confident I should have lost both of them one night if I had not had the Hop Bitters In my house to use. That is why I Bay you do not know halt tho value of Hop Bitters, and do not recommend them highly enough." 800.

CABLEGRAMS.

[SPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

Ihe Cholera.—Fifty-one British

Victims

LONDON, July 30,

Fifty.one deaths have occurred among the British soldiers in Egypt from cholera. Cherif Pasha has consented to execute tho British sauitary scheme.

LOJSDON, July 30. A man named Terry has crossed from Dover to Calais on a floating tricycle.

AUSTRALIAN.

FEDERAL QUARANTINE SYSTEM,

SYDNEY, July 30,

The Government are considering the question of the establishment of a system of federal quarantine, in favour cf which resolutions were passed ut th« recent Inter colonial Conference.

SYDNEY, July 30,

The owners of the immigrant shijj Allan Shaw, which arrived from London on May 2, have been fined £500 for breaches of the immigration regulations. The owners of the shipEllora, which arrived on Juno 11th, with immigrants, from Plymouth, have been sentenced lo pay a fine of £250 for a similar oflonoe.

THE AUCKLAIID EVENING STAR, TUESDAY. JULY 31.



Tenders. TWEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. "NO. SO, BTATIOn"bUILDINGS CONTRACT." Pnblio Works Ofllco, Auckland, July 27,1883. Written Tendore will bo received at this ollloe until not not SATURDAY, August 11,1883, for the erection of a Post and Telegraph Office, with ilttinsa. A Statlon-mastor'a House, Class B, Coal Houso, and Urinals, at iho Waitakorol Station, ou tho Kulpara-Waikato Railway. Plans, Specifications, and Conditions of Con tract can bo soon m this ofllco and at the Publio Works Olllce, Hamilton. Tenders must bo addressed to the Hon. tho Mlnißtor for Public Works, Auckland, and marked outsido, ' Ten der for No 39, Station Buildings' Contraot." Tho lowest or any Tender not neoossarlly accepted. By Command. W. H. HALKS, District Engineer. rti o car FTfTITs, Tenders will b« roo»tved mtll 4 o'clock on FRIU&Y, Auiiul 3rd, tor the f rectlon ot a Cottage In (■lUßux-siniet. swion (Üboar only). Plan«, &a, at my ofllco, Qaueu-Btreet. TUOMa9 H. WulTB. Architect, rpu PAINTBtiS & PAPErtfcUNGKKS. Tenders will bo reoortod till iooa on wjd. NK3IJA.Y, 2nd Aogu»i, for P«l»tini mil Paper icu Ihrae Uonica. Suooißoatlona n»n bo neon at Nos. 9 ana 11, Uuow-a.roet, AoofcuuiA. rr\O CAVPENTBKS.—TindersI-enufrod 1 till FUIHAT next for AlteraJlona to D«xby'i Dlnlnsr-rooms. PUns and Bpooiflo&tlons to be »e«o on tho promlmw. ' |1Jl» DE aS Wanted for Building a Four. I stalled StatJa (abour onlFK— kvvlr to Harcourt and Co , Brewers,Oxforrt-airoat, Ureat North Road. Money. *-*"! 4\ lO *IU,WO UKWT on Building **»*"./ 8ooi»ty prlnoipliM, or on other Isimi t» nult boicavtn. Allotment! bought and Hauww built at whUt paymam ujwrn, Mortsagea a»< lx»»« n»notf»to<i. 8«e Uat of Prop*rtlMfor s&>« oa lit pne*. 31* per ooat, allowed •« nioaiiT dspudted far l»T«stmenL— 0. WIu.I>SUOM, Luit, XlUt*. ftnil Financial is**, t vi Valuator. «. Voloftn Lane INDUSTRIAL AN P PKOVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVKBTMKNT SOCIETY otf AUCKLAND ICounkb oir Vuloan Lank iSU QUBBN-61'BEZT). INVESTMENT DIPARTMENT. This Society Is now Issuing INVKBTING SHARKS ordinary, carrying full rate of Intorost and Profit. PAID-UP SHAHKS of £20 each, oarrylnß 7 per cent Interest (payable half-yearly) uud par- Uolpatlnu In Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, per cent, and on Deposits for 6 months, 6 per oent per annum. BORKOWING DEPARTMENT. Tho Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to tho extent of three fourths the value. Borrowors may pay off part or tho whole 0 then: Mortgages at any time. Reduced Tablo of Rates and any furthor par ticulars required may be obtained at the Society's ouToes. GKORGK KRA3KR, Managor. -sitfdicai 'fiHE Best Preparation extaut for promo • ting Hair Hiovtili Is Dr. Kruuuuu Wl.son's LOTION FUR THE 11* I it. It la praoared from the original formula ot this emlnsut amho'ttr by Ohaklbs Buiobrr. Pharmaceu tical Chemist (Viet■ rla and N«vr ZnaUnd), lunoMon of Pitt and Qrtj-fltteato. Anokland. LIVERREQTJLA TINO. AICKIN'S PODOPHYLLIN FILLS, No. A are now > miii from Invercarjcill to Mon fjonni as one of (he moat ntleotifo remedies for •' SLUGGISH LIVKR " Torpid Digestive Fnno tion, Biliousness, Chronlo Constipation, Flatu lency, to. They are » safe aperient and CONTAIN WO MINERAL WHATEVER. Sold In Boxes at Is., and Bottlos at Is. 6 and 2s. Od. (all sugar coated). ATTHK PHARMACY. Qdkkn-btuklt HpOOTHACBE CUKK -Instantaneous J lU)Itf,OI)ONT4.LGIO|HbOHto.-aHAR LARD tc CO. (»ppo»ltc Poei-offloe) ROFES^OR KLLIB, Medical Herbalist, has arrived from Christchuroh, after effoctlDg most successful Cures, and Is now pro pared to troat all diseases. Ho guarantees to euro (wltnout fall) tho following Complaints, If not too far gone: —Asthma, Bronchitis, Con sumption (second stage), Cataract, Dropsy, Dysentery, Fevers, Liver Complaints, Nervous Debility, Rhoumatlsm, Sciatica, Lumbago, and Secret Complaints of young men. Wonderful Curo for Corns without pain.—Address: 308, Queen-atreet (next Young Women's Institute). Private Consulting Room. Hours: From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. VV ° X MS V V AU children suffer from them. If sunpootei, Mk for the Certain Curo. SHARLANDTS WORM POWDKRB, 1/pttOkel Arothecnrieg Hall, oppowto Poet-office. ¥ G. HENDERSON'S Cherry Pectoral * • is an Excellent Remedy for Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, and tho various other affections of tho Chest and Bronchial Passages.—This preparation is not supposed to Chock tho Cough suddenly, blit to remove tho cause.—To bo had only of J. Q. Henderson, Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposite Throo Lamps, Ponsonby, Anakland. •i^HE MARVELLOUS BIMEDY * FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSKNKSS, ASi'TTMA, BRONCHITIS CONSUMPTION, AND ALL CHEST AFFECTIONS. BONNINGTON'S PECTORAL OXYMEL OF CARRAGEEN OR Irish Moil «««--«») Cores tho wont forms of Coughs Colds, and Hoarsoness, gives Immediate Koliof In Bron ohitis. Is the Boot Medicine for Asthma, Cures Whooping-Cough, is Invaluablo In tho Early Stages of Consumption, Relievos all Affections of tho Chest, Lungs, and Throat. SOLD EVERYWHERE. GE 0. B O~n"nT INGT ON, CHRISTOHURCH. DOCTOR AKXNOLLTSPfiaNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular medloine of tho day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents Hhahland & Co., opposite the Post Office. A~TSI RAT si itA'iSl—Use .iHiHfcAND1* PHOBPHOK PASTE. Rats o_t'Ot grordlly, and die; no smell. MM. Ore Shilling a Bottle. BHARL^D fe CO.. uppoßlte 'oHt-ofllOT. FLESH QBRMING FOOD for I nfants. AICKIN'S FOOD for INFANTS Is prepared locally from malted cereals, according to tho reoipe of Baron Llebtg. It is an approved SUBSTITUTE FOR MOTHER'S MILK; FATTEN ING, NOURISHING!, and INVIGORATING!. Sold in Canisters at Is. lid. AT THE PHARMACY, 0 UEEN-BTBEET. }3 AINL ES S MEDICAL BLtOTHiriTY. W. HINTON, havinn just arrived from Lon don, with most rccort'y approved appliances, 1b prepared during a ahorc stay in this olty to irost oervooß and other dlßmseß by Galvanization, Karasic»tiom, aid Fha^kliniz»tion. Chargei vary moderate, t onaultatlon Free. CoBKS oxtrantea without p&ln. hesldenoe I SO. Hobson-siro-t, 1 doors from Gjvernor Browne Ho""i. Hours, from lOa.m, m, UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY LIMITED), MAN FAOTURERS 0' COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, CANDLKS, PEANUT, AND OTHBB LUBRICATING OILS. tioap and Oanale Works t Painell Oil WorkS! 0U8TOMBOU«B-8TBBSX WaBT. WsrehoußO and Ofllr.es i Loweh Albebt BMUORi Cash Purohaeerß of TALLOW. Delivery takes at their Panel' Wort* or *>* Warehoaie.



1 Wanted. \ v*' ANTED KNOWS -My highest. » » priced Tea la Is (Id. It Is going f»sr, and I ballevo is bqasl to v/i lU 1b g»nc ally soli! at 3«. —VY. ii. Uampler, H»hnun atrnet. • RANTED, good Coat Hands.-Apply • ' at ones to Munro Bud Jlilllgan, Hobson otreet. %\f ANTED, by a good fook and Baker, ' » ? a Situation, town or country.—apply , Mrs Whltcombe'a Regis, ry olUco ! \\7 ANTKD, good steady Beuchmcn.— i V» Ncth m Hoot and shoe Company, I Hobaon-street. i %\l ANTED, by a respectable young * man. a situation as Hairdresser, Hair worker, &c ; hag no objection to leaving Auok i land; reference if required.—Apply by letter to Alpha, care of G.P. OlHco, Auckland. HI ANTED, by an experienced and trustworthy Man, a Hitantlou in 'Murk or Aocountani; hasgiod tes'inaonlale, aDd will be content with a email a-l»>y.— vadreesXY, Box 57. n.A ANTED, a Strung Lad ; must be able * * to milk.—Apply to thoMelbourne Store, top of Pitt-atreot, botwoen tho hours of D and 10 a.m. TT~ ANl'iO, a Lad to assist in garden ' * and mako himself generally iisoful.— Apply to Gravea Atobin, I'nrk I'.oad, after C o'olook evening. W ANTED, a respectable Lad.—Apply T' A. Young, Grocer. Uioy-atreet. _ WANTED, a respectable Lad for a Bread Cart. Ono aeoustomed to horses preforrod. — Apply to 11. Hobortaon Grocor, Symonds-street. tA/ MINTED, rcspcctablo Boy ns Apprcn ' * ttce to tho Tailoring; wives frooi the commencement >Ibo. a Meesige Day. at once. —J, Wiillama. Vlot jrio-Btreet. H~~ ANTKD,~a respectable Boy to deliver Koods.—William Hogs. Grocor, Now market. \» ANTED, a good, steady Boy; one * * aooustomed to a ahoe thop ■ ruturriui.— Apply at md Bout Warehngan. Vlotocla-stroet. \/l ANTED, a Boy to make himself genernllj uiotut In a bouae. — Apply with references, between 10 and 11 a.m., to it. and A. Isaiun. WAN IKD KivOWN—Towels, 2Jd~; ? » Kiiru Oriuin Line of Ladies' Hllk Scarves, la; stay lluiks. U, id. and Bd the pair; at Uampler'i WakeflalJ-atrett .hop. a* ANTSD »mployers to know that ' ' thoro are a largn numbor of really useful Gonorals and Young Girls daily to bo tound_at Hannafor_d'a_Auokiand Registry, l«. ANl'Ku, at Hannaioid's Auckland T' Registry (established 20 years) Huiol General (; uranakl. twu 1.. fmnliy ; wa»;is. 2 (to ; apondld place. *a/A«TjsD, at tlannaford'g Anckluod t" Keglatry (flatabUa; of. 20 years), Boya to milk and b» useful. HI A ■"■TED, at Hanoaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), Hotol Boasemald (town); waM»B, Its. 151/ ANTKD, General Servant for Mount * * Albori, with roferenoo'. Good wattes. —Apply Btah offloe. \/t, A IVIED, a General servant; one ' ' able to do plain cooking.—Apply Occi dontal Hotel. \\ ANTED, for tbo Country, a rtspect * ' able young lady aB Barmaid.—Apply between 12 and 1 at Portland Houso, Hobson ■treat \JU ANTkD, a Cook and Laundress for * * a prlr»M family near town.—Apply for addnea at thU offloe. \\r ANTED, Apprentices to tho 6tay and *' M»»ilom»ktn({ — Apply to W. Pettj'a Stay aad Mimtlomaklng Upper Qaeon-itroet. ANTt*D KNOWN — Men's Un b'Panhnd Books. 3d ; Superior do, 04 ; Wonted Books, 4<i; itraces, Bd; Moan Btud Suited, 2d tbe en Ito ; rury aupurlor do, Od ; at Dampiejr's Wykeileld-»troet Hhup. V/V"*NTED BKKN, tho Tweed Hats, * v la (Id: Shlrta. la; Boy« Rtlokerbooker Sulta at Ua.— J. G. Brown's Cheap Drapory ana Clothing Kttttbllahmeni. ParnaU. \\! ANTED KM OWN-Ladies' Collars, » » 2d; C!oU»rt *Bd Ooffn, 5d tho set j Rib bona (»88ort«d), S lnohoa widn, Id per yard; good 8e«ln« bilk, leaa than wual prloe. 2 reels Id; at Uamplor'a W«Aaflold-ntreot Shop. \\ /-ANTED, 2 dozen Young Ducks, also V~ 1 Guinea KowU—tppiy o. Hnlme WANTED, lenders for pulling down and ro-bullding Chimney.—Apply on tho Job, Lower Pitt-etroet. \IUANritV, Tenders, till Thursday, » « J.ut(uut 2, furimUilnu and papcrlnit a honse, labour only,—apply J. Page, Builder, Now North Hoart »fI,'ANTKU, Kayers of fplo.ndtd value in * * Tw»ed T'ontem and Veels at 16a M. Tweed Trousors, 8/11, 0/11 and ie/6, at Brown'a Olothlng KsteblUhmeat. Farnell. WANTED KNO"J^N—Udles'"Winto Juck.ju-, 6a 6d; Ladlea' Ulatera. fin M; Wool lhawli, U Od; Lot of Large <in, oho«p; Wlni«y Sklits, 3a 61; at Dampler'a W'akefleld trc»t Shop. TfcTANTKD, Empty Bottles, viz., Cham »T p*rdo qoaita nnd plnta »nd wine plota. —Mtmnuro Bros, nul Co., BhortlaLd etteet, oppostlo Auokland Club. TaTaNTUD, 2 Furnished Koonm to » » sail married oouplo In or near town. Bttto teiina.—Atpiy ' Tirma." BT.R oflloa. WANTED, a Small Koom, with fire plaoo or Btovn, Groy-Btroct or thoro about?.—Address AU, Htah olllco. \a, AN IED Plainly-furuiohed or Un v* furnished Itoom for working man, 8 minutes' walk of Post OlDcc.- Addrcsa llenry, Stah olllco. U,: ANTED, comfortnble furnished Site ** tln« and Uouole beddtd Koom, or 2 single ODCfI with attendance; for several montHß.-Addr.ca r.K.H., Hi ak offloe. va,' NTED, by 2 ynm.u tentlancn, * » Prlvato Sitting-room and 2 Bcdrooniß; will dino out,—Apply, stating tormß.to X, Staii omce. _ W "ANTED, at onco, Frlvato Board and Rrsldenoe In a private famllr. or whoivi ono or two boardori an kspl, SUnvlnn, lolgto bonrhoud of Symonds-ab eot-.fl.de rdes »lth fall p&rtlcnUr« 10 lo«»m, *tab ofllo*. Vif ANTED, In a re.«pcctabl« prlvato ▼ " famiij, within an easy dlsta ooofQueon rtreot o-ii! or two Gantldmen Boudor-; aloßle bedioomt; ter»B, raoderatOi—Apply by loiter, to A.O.U;. Star Olllco. \m/ AM'ED, Four or Five Kcspectable V* Working Mon as Boarders in a quite homo; terms moderate—For address apply Mib uiibort, next tho Union Drapery, Frcoman'a Bay. WANTRD, Oue or Two Gontlemon Bo&rdera; m« of bath aud iilaco ; splendid view.—Apply Lloublo-itorr House, third pnat tchooli, Neleon-etreet i~NT*D~to Buy, Boilers and Engines (bow and mcoad-hand).—Addreea lnnrmn a»d ace, Hlgh-»trw», Anokland. Winf ED TO S"BLL72(?ood Monkey*, —Apply at the Swan Hotel, early. \l7 ANTED to Soil, first-class 6*"horse »" power Boriaraal Kn(jl»o wltn Mulll tnbnUr Boiler.—For prlo», &0,, apply to T. W. RaTnJ. Genoral Fnralahar, next Altwrt HoteU WANTED.— When you aro in Hobsoin fltrcot call and too the Large nnd Chaico Stook of Sootch Cheviot Tweedi. In heatht-r and trmnlto shadow al Munro ana Mllllgan'g. WANTED KHOW*-Tho following Bliihily mllad Ladlm' Superior Colottred Ki<l Gloves, If 2d; Ladlee' Fall SUit*. 1« 6d; Clark's 200 yard r»oli of Black Collon. Id tach; Mwi'i lYnuaen. Is Gd ; at Damti«r'« Wakefleld etreot Shop. VV ANTED KNOWN. Mrs Yandlc, ' Taiidormiat, Furrior. &0., haa Removed to Hobflon street, a fow doors abovo Munro and MlUlgan'a, «Jl/ANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend tI on permaiiland collateral security, re payabls by weekly lnn&tmontt. Bills dle oonnleiH.—Rae'i Now Zealand Fawn Shop, Darbyetrett. WANTED KNOWN-a Few Frint Costumes left, only la: a Grand Line ot Rioter Cofltnmea, ISa; Blaok Fnr Trimming, 91 tho yurfl : Swansuown, Is the yard j at Uampler's Wakefleld-strent Shop. ««/ANTEu KNOWN—Nice Lot of T» Flannel (Whit* and Oolonred). oheap t also Grey blankets, 10s the pair; Bert guilts. Ss 6d each) Knits, 7a; at Oampler's Wakeflold-1 street Shop. WA NTED I WANTED I-Wanted, People to ask their Grooera for Ouperier'a La Sauvegards. it I mparta a oiear white llßbt to Kercalno, and prevents all danser from ox. plOßlon. Sola in 3d mokotfl. — W. lE. Lewia,': Victoria-street, ■■ gant for New Zealand. \R7ArvTED the Ladies to Know that r t Mnnro anri MllUuan, HoDson-street, have noon red t'.-i turvloea of a first c!«sb Mil liner, arrt ai o cow urepared to Bnpplt millinery In all its branches on the shortest notice. \KT ANTED KNOWN - Barry's Tri " * ootiharons. Is M ; Kack Combs Id ; Tooth Combs 2d; Hale ittushO9,9d; Tojih Brnsheß, Bd ; Hair On fid the bottle at I'anipler's Wake field-street Shop^ _^ W~A N TEU KNOWN—AII i^oods Reduced tn a Hpetdy Clearnnoa and qnick Kntranco to New s"hop. — R',bson'B tirapory. l'onaoriby. -V'ANTEn KNOWN. -Pure Gnld, v» Pure Silver.—Charlos Kelsey and Co. havo now added Gold Jowollory to tholr stock. Their first parcel is just to hand, in which will bo found a beautiful assortment of Ladies' Dross Rings/ Keopers. Alborts, Necklets, Brooohos, Gonts' Scarf Pins, Suites, &c. They strictly confine themselvos to kooping only Real Silver and Real Gold Jeweller/. Freeh arrivals monthly.—Charles Kelsoy and Co. (two doors bolow fltorrln's, Ironmongers). *%7 ANTED KNOWN—UHEAP TIM »» BKBI Ohbap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, oan be purohasod ohoapor and hotter than anyweere else at the Yards of D. Goldie, Albort-atrcet. WANTED KNOWN—Coloured Cash, mere, Is Od tbo yard ; Blsok Velveteen, Is 9d; Cretonne, 7d tho yard; Damsak Table covers, 3s 6d; American Leather for Table Coverß. lid tho yard; at Dampler'^Wakefield 6treet Shop. i «a/ ANTED KNuWN—T, B. Kobson, V* Ponaotby, Is removing to the New Shop next Mr wood's, and la si-Mag at greatly re duced prices, to effoot an Early Closranoo, ANTED KNOWN—Great Bargains in Ulutera Jaokrta and Millinery at J. G Bcown'a Cheap Drapery, Millinery, and U ottung EsttbUihment. ParneU, _^ WAISTED KNuWN—Another Grand Lot Rerlin Wool, beantlfnl colonra, still the name prloe (3d the dozen skelna); Finger ing wool'all colours), Sa per skoin; White Worsted, Id ho large akeln at Sampler's Wakellelfl-ttreot Bhop,



I Wanted. WANTED, to Clear tor the New Premiws, t>nd -'. Ikg Cheap; (jennine; ' nopnff.—T. 8. "ov. n P ■ sonry. • \\- ANTED, iusi...- able General Servant I ♦ * wliheoodcharooor.—Apply Mtß White's | Keclair; Offloo, Vlatiiua-etnwt (tw.o doors off Neison-street)._ T,*7ANTEP, a strong Youth, about 16, V* fur store.—R. Glttos and Sous Wjnl- I hamatrent. k\/ AN rHl>, Employment by v gooc V T Cook nnd Baiter; gi >d references -Mr Whltooiniie'n Mar.et Registry. WANT 80, a Young Girl as general servant; mast be able to milk,—Mrs Thoa. Cranwoll. Mount Eden. ANTED KNOWN-That 1 am pre~ pared to puiobauo Household Furniture and other effect* on \he premlseß on tho shortest notloe. in town or oountry.—Apply personally or by loiter, to Jammijtae. Oarby-stieet. TsTaNTED KNOWN—Ladies' Dm- V t brellas. 1« 3d; 811k do, 4s; Gent's do, 3j ; Girls' Kirm-oIK. Is 6rt; and Lota ol other Fresh Bargains; at Pompier's Wakefleld-Btreet Shop. \tt/ ANTED—"anted to sell, very cheap V? 24 rtozen ilb Tins of gnud Durham Mub t»rd, only fit purlin,2Tinn for 1 Id, 5s perdozon; 12 doeen Fruit Salts, la oa per bottle; Small Hoe, 7ibaforln; Larye Nioe.sibsforls; Safety Matohoa, 3d por dozen i Bell and Blaok's Ptalrt Matohes, 7d per doeen; 8.1 l and MlaokV Tin Boxoa. on'y la 8d per dozou ■ Large Bibles wlih Plaioa. only Al 2« 0d and £1 7s 6d oaoh; 20 Gross of n xoruiso nouks, (rum 2(1 to la. tsaoh, 00 Leaves onty, 3e Gd per duzen ; Pona. only ts per box of Ii dozen, is Cd per dozen boxen; Penholders, Is Od por gross: MOO Pitooa of Sponge, from 2d to 2a; Lot ol Ploturoa. S.i aud (Id; Olass Jugs, 91 and 2s each; Ton, loßdpur lb, Slba for 4a; Apploa. 3d and Id per It); Curraota. idpsrlb; Small Tuuibloiß. -J for 6d; Wine Glassoa. 34 caoh, 2a 8d por dozen; Lot of Jugs, 6d oaoli \ Itazor Strop*, only Bd, worth 1b 6d.—H. Watt, Gonetal H'udfir. Pitt-street 'A*T~A~ N TED KNOWN. DANDELION, Renowned for it* Mtdloal Virtue?. NEIL & CLIFFORD Are miDufaoturing It into FILLS and COFFK If. THK PILL 3 Are the Beit and Cheapest made in New Zoa'and. Extensively us, <1 au a Family Pill. 1/ a box. THK OOFFKK Is pronounoed b» compotent judges to ba better than ihe Imported. It la (jou/1 for the Liver, Ktcnpyg, and Ind'eeetlon. 2/alb. BOT *NO ROOUH BYHUP la a Pleas«ntand Kifeotive mlxtiug. Kuwdlly gaining grouad in AuoKland. I/IS and 2/ a bottle. SOOTHING SThUP, OR MOTHER'S rxIRNU (KOit UAtsIKB), Is excellent far romoTlnn wind, resjulatlig the bowels, and produolag natural deep. Mothers who know its valuo won't ba without It. It la free from all injurious drnga. Cue Shilling a Bottle. GKNUINK HOP BITTKKS. 2/8 BOTTLK. NEIL & CLIFFORD, BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WKLIjKSLhY-STRWIiT BAST, Four doors from Crulokshank and Miller's, Uneon-itrett. WANTKD, Ladies to know that I am fast Rsdnolng my Stook. through liar- Ing a Genulno j»1o prorlous lo cxlenslve altera tions. Black Oaahraoroe, la IJd to 3s Od yard. I am stlllng a great quantity; as woll as Colours, from Hid tj 'U 6d, The Satin Glotn, at d}d, Is a good line; as vo 1 as the All-wool Sargo, at la lid. Vi lv<it<ytn. from Is 2}d. Ladloe' Ulsters are gruatiy rednoed. Vi o< VVovo(no<eoeptlo>) Calloo 2Jtl; Cr»w4«on'a,4sßddoz*n; Unbloaohed Bheetlnß, 6}d, 7}d. B}d, sod IB Id; White Twilt do, (washed),lOJd, la sJ',and lstijd ; Good PUnnos, from 6Jd to la 11 Jd; White Blankets, from 4a 6d piioh : Brown Uolfast Hollands. SJrl, 4J<l. 6|d, b'M 103 1, IB id ; Tabln Linen, B}ti, liJd, la Did, la Hid, 23 8., 3d Cd. Hosiery, Gloveu, KlbDons, Kiowors, feathers L«<i(>, Underolothioi;, In tnntfl' Kobee, Peilues. »rookii. Cloaks, &0.. all Kfiduotd. N.B.—Note the addresst-jAMUd BOUTT, General Drapor, Clothier, Outfitter, tc. Kc,i London House, Victoria and Kulboii slreota, AuckJand. V» / ANT X 1> KNOWN. Velveteons. 1/9 to 5/6 per yard Coloured Katlrs (15 shados), 1/6 par yarfi UiSUrs,S/6t03i3 Hosiery, ail mskea aid sbadoa Jioliotj, 0/11 to 75a Nil•» Jer»>t)u, ali ooloui-3, 5/8 oscli Hat.-), in all shapes and ooionra Grey Felt Onlnsbjronßha, a fow loft Men's C'othliitc la great raiioty Underooihing, »11 siyioi and qualitloe Kelt Oarpew yard wido, 1/3 Tapesur O«rpiiW, 2/S. mi, and 3/B per yard Hearth K;i jn. a Urvo assortment J*ftiiin K . /S}. .11,1/2, (1 jaid, lj and 1J yard* wlde> il-1. lo—t, a*d 11-4 iilankota, 9/11 to 35s per pair Now Drj.B Winoey, /6i. worth 1/ per yard Coloured Uashmere, 1/7}. worth 2/3 Unbloaohed cailoo, 2d 2id, 3d. to gd per yard wwto Calico. 2id. 3d, Id. to 1/ per yaid Coloured Uhenlile ilea, 3d tjl/ta.h W laoeyu, lid to 1; per yard 500 coloured Josephines. Ist choice 2/6 p3r pair DRKBBMAKINQ ANU MILLINKKX ON THK PKUVIIBUS. LADIKS' OWN MATtRTAI, UADIC VV. MICH hi'AlN. UANAQtSR. Sucooi-Hfnl Cont-aotor (or Drapery for Lnnatlo Asymm. 1883. STSP BENSON'S LKAPKKY ANI> BALK WARKUOUSK, AND LaUIKo' KMPORIOM. KABaNGAHAPK ROAD, NtWTON. Vi *NTRD KNOWN—Men's Black * Felt H»t^. 3a; Grand Line of Boys' BUck do. Is 8.1; Frauoh Peak Caps, 9d; at Dau.plorn v^'auefleM streot Bhop. ' x A>l'tD KN'iW.N by friends and cußiomers—That Mo-wri i app and Co.. Bant and Bhoemak«rs, h»vo pnrahaeed the SioOK and Hiißtncesof SooU and U>.. Victoria ttreet (opposite Hobsoo Uotetl, and lntond lo oontinae selimg tbo Host Quality of Goods at cnrrunt prloffl. WANTED KMJWN-That all Work. Ing Men can Bavo thoir monoy by oall- Ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant All mo&ls Bd. Board and Lodging. 15s por weolc—Roiikiit Mijudock. Proprietor, Note tho addross, nearly opposite tho Waltomata, and closo to tho Dock , r-vyj iiuER OK SEVILLE, l7~Opera O Hon«?. Granrt Bncooiw 111 TO-HIQHTI TO-*IGHTII TONIGHT 1 11 _^ BOUSE W AN TKDT- Wanted, to~Loaßo or Pnroliaso In Auckland or neighbour hood, a Houso of 7 or 8 rooms, in a good locality, oommandlru a vlow of tho harbour,—Apply 11. and S., oflloo of Evekiko Star. oTATION MANAGER.—Wanted, an v^ oxporlnnced Station Mtmafcr for a larga shoep and catle station at Povntr Hay; refer enoet required—.fipplr by letter, etttlnc terms, &n, to J. Frar Clarke, Insuranoe Hulidlngs, Quoon-atio*t, Anokland. f TO TAILOKB.— Wanted, a «ood Cutter. I — »pplv, statinß sti»rj required. Box 2.'5 POStOfflOf; IGEO *S.-Wanted, good Btronß birds in any quantity. — Apply XYZ, Star offloo. BUAKLANDS CUEKRY PKCTOKAL, Abeolutely the beat remedy over made for OOUGHB, BRONCHITIS, ANU COLDS. Prlo*, 2s 6d and 4s fid a Bottle. BHARtiANU tc 00. oppoaltn Post-ofrlof»' rAA PIECES 10-4 all wool Blankets, • P\J\J at i 2« Gd; usual prloe. 268.-J. Oosfrrava an 4 Co. Board and Residence. BOARD AND RESIDENCE for two ntpootab'o Yonng Mtn In a private family, fir* Imlßntoe' walk prom Qneon-ttreet. Torms mooota'e—aß. BTtm ofßoe. (MUD AND RBSIDKWCE in town for a Gentlemen ; h»althy potitlon: room to hltneelf; &l par week.—Apply Stab office. PRIVATE BOAK'lTand RESIDENCE for ■■ Ingle Gentlemen; four minutes from Post OHloe; if permanent J8» per week —Ad dre-a Mrs Ilallen, Confeotionor. Qneen-sireel^ £ IOVEKNUK JSKUWKii HOXKL, V3T HOBSON-STBBBT. Board im> 1xm0iN0,._..., 10s. per Week Single Room ____355. cer Week Goodson's Arcade. Goodson's London Arcade. WHY Is thero suoh a notlcoablo roduotion in tho prko of CLOCKS. WATCHES JEWELLERY, CUTLERY, and FANCY GOODS generally in Auckland during tho past thrco years ? BKCAUSK tho opening of Goodson's London Arcado marked a nnw ora on tho city, and tho " Small Profit and Quick Roturns " prlndplo has led others to imitate it "fl/Hy remains yet unfulfilled tho predicted »» closing of tho London Arcado after six months'existence? BECAUSE an appreciating public know who introduced tho "S.P. and Q.R." motto, and patroniso tho ono who did so. : \\i HY Is it unnecessary to " mark down " and VV "sell off." or by professedly "alarming saoriflcos" and "deferred payment," decoy customers into tho Arcado ? BECAUSE it is so woll known that all goods having always boen marked in plain figures, at ono uniform low rato of profit, no Buch artiQco is needed. WHY should every resident of, and visitor to, Auckland Inspect the London Arcade boforo making thoir purchases ? BECAUSE in no place in tho city can thero bo soon such a comprehensive and valuable assortment of goods at suoh tempting prices. See Goodson's Jjondon Akcade. Note the Addresses— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, AUCKLAND1 .. .. ~ Christohuroh. LONDON OFFICE i 68 Maty Axe. NEVER FAILS. Inseot Life Is destroyed by the PERSIAN INSECTICIDE (Pyrethrlnm Rosoum), guaranteed to bo the best procur able In cho London market. For the effectual riddance of Fleas, Mosani toes, and all other bisect pests, try AICKIN'B INSECTICIDE. Sold In tins at la d each,



To Let. rB"10 LKT, a Comfortable 6-roomed Cot ; * tap a; gas and wa er laid on -H. J Klordau, aobaon-Btreet loptoi.e ll* Porker, ' a 0 let uk SELL, JNew wen-finished 1 M. House 5 rooms, Valley Road and Victoria Avenue. — Kdw. Wayte wrunnd floor) 177 Qaeen street-. f|lU LET, in Wollesley-stieet, Fish and '■ Oyster Shop; Furniture land Fixtures for »ale; a anug bußimss.—Apply this office. •jpi. LET, a Two-roomed Cottage, and * Apartments (Furnished or uufnroi»hod).— Apply to Mts Wnliamß, Gieen street, low Convent, off Collegß hoad, ' fIO LET, a Two-roomed Cottage and 5J • Ac-08 Good Land planted with fruit trees; rent low to suitable tenant. — Knquire Misa Farrar, noar Mr Kinlock'a Farm. Avondalo. t 0 LKT, Nicely Furnish, d Bed and Sit -1 tiiiK-room ; use of kitchen ; gas and water aid on ;pi ivate family; no children.—Address this office. Ti LET, new Verandah House, Brighton Road, Parnoll; four rooms, soullery, colo nial oven, water laid on. Rent moderate.— Star Office. IAU LET, ia Hobson-street, Shop and Dwelling, opposite Mr Parker's, Grooer. —Apply to T. Constable. Hoheon Btreet. STU LKJ", 5-roomed Cottace ia Clarence Btreot, Ponsonby; every convenience; rent lls.— Apply W. G. Allen, opposite. | O LfcT, the two New Shops iv Rut- S land-street adjoining the Clarendon Hotel.-J. M. and J. Mowbray. fW LET, a pleasant Marine Kesldence at the North dhore, with Beach Frontage. Apply to Charles Bailey. Boatbullder. rjiO BE LET, with immediate possession, i. a 7-roomed Villa Keeldenoe, situated in Pork Hoad, next to Karly Bank,—Apply Mosars Iraluud Bros., Vujoan lane. WHANGAKOA.— To Let, the Good will of a Blaoksmlth's Shop, with tools. fee. ; a good Biook of Iron on hand. Plenty of trane—W.J. Smith j For Bale. IjU R SALE, 1 of Crossloy'a Otto Silent i (:)iin Engines In Urst-clais orrter. Can be seen worxing uny day.— G. llulmo. Qaeen-Bt. ijiOß SALE.-KRANKLIN KOad.—Very !T Handsome New Verandah Villa, bow window, 7 large rooms, waehhonse, gas and water laid In from mains, register grates, and every convenience; allotment, 40 x 105; great bargain; mu>t be told at once, as tke owner Is leaving tbo district.-1). V. Kvans, Land Mart, Qaeen-Btreet, next tiaak of Anetralasla. 697 tpOR »ALE, Scotia Place, off Queen .a 1 atrtet, Commobiotis Residence of eight rooms, conservatory, baih rconj, laige wash' honßo (Sited with copper). t«a and water laid i on ; every convenience : allotment 36 x 180 : very cheap.—tpply I). V. Evans's L.nd At tut. Queen-street next Bank of Apatralaalß. 686 SiM)R~»ALB, The Avenue, Edenvale.— " A very pretty Villa of I r,ooms and soul lory, register grates, range, tank, &o.; quite now, ana well-flnished; volcanlo soil; allot ment S3 z 115.—Apply to I). F. Kvans, Land Mart, Queen-street, next Bonk of Australasia. m gjiOK SALE, very desirable Verandah " House of 6 rooms, wash-house, good work shop, fowl-houso, and good garden; freehold allotment about 120 x BS, situate In Clarenoe- Btreot, near Mr Dalton'B, Ponsonby. Price only £160. Must bo cold.-D. F. Kvans, Land Agent. Quesn-streot 863 OUNf EDEN. — New and well flnished Villa Residence; bay window; fitted np with cupboards, register grata; oven, nice garden; 60x 100-good corner allotment; a very pretty place; situated Mary-street, noar main roadi nloe position.—P. F. Evans. (835 COTTAGES~FOK~SALK, EOOTLANO-STMIRT Crewman's Bty)~ Cot t»ko, i rooms, and freehold allotment Piiop, £isn. em LHAMINQTON KC)»-D, Monat KAen-OotUge, i rooms, &o.; allotment 60 z 91. Price, £220. (852) PHIRL-STrtrtrrT, Stokfa'a Point-Cottage, i rooms, &,o. ; allotment 69 x 130. Prloo, £160. Bill BTANLEY-BTRBBT, off Great North Hoad- Coiuko, i rooms, soollery, So.; a'luttnent 33x100. £230. (836) OHAKLOTTK-BTREBT. off Great North Road —Cottage, i rooms, and soullery; allotment lew chpld, 83 x lilt). £135. (8U) B?RING-STKK»T—Ootiage, I roooili, and free hold allotment for £290. (819) DUBMN-STRKBT, Ponaonby—Hon»e, 8 rooms, and freehold allotment, for £290; a great DAiyaln. (81S) NKW-aTR<HT, Newmtrtet-Coitage. 6rooms. ltoo4 *i) 1, gaidun, and allotment (8 x 120, for £320. (816) BRIGHTON, PaineU—Cottage t rooms and freehold allotment, really good, for £260. «802) SPBINa-iiRKXT- Verandah cottage of 6 rooms, and freehold allotment, for £320; oheap. 1792) Aid others on application to D. F. KVANS. Land Agent Qneen-gtreot C-\HBAP COTTAGES for Working J Men in Upper Qaeon-strcet, Dake-Btreet, lork-strett. and next to the Congregational Bnoflay Hnhool, Kdinbnrgh - street, Newton. Two for £325— t. G. bwlngton, Land Agont, next to the ■ Herald' Office. ■ mportant to Working men, FOR SALK. Building Sites oloaa to tho Avon dale Station i, J, or acre lots. Tha land is ex cellent, and nas beo» plonshed, dltchofl, and fenced. Prioo (for 1-iore), £JO. Terms—£s down, balanoe ii!«k from im'krkst, on Bill In throe, Jlx. and nine monthß; j acre lot, £10 down and balanoe as above; 1 icre, £lfidowD,and baUuce as abovo. Building Silos also at Rooky Nook on easy terms. A. Now Well-bnllt Throa-roomed Hoase with front verandah and baok porch. £180. The s! loUuont la freehold, cash required, £30 down; btuanoo In 1, 2 8, or i yean, at eight per oent. F. G. KWINGTON, I and ARBnt next" Herald ".offloe. ABAROAIN, — Four-roomed House, situated In Albort-etreoi (2nd house from Cook-street), the same to be lomoved. Price, only £7 10».—Apply J U, Clarßßon, Marmlon stroet. off Upper Queen Btre t (near Turkish thi). _ '_ POSIXIVE SALE, CHEAP. A really good Farm of 310 aores; partly Im proved i balance good ploni<h«ble land. A portion o( bush, some of wMnh isJald oat like a park. There ia a good Orchard. Sight ioome■ l Bouse, and suitable out-builfllngu; splendid stream Of fresh water, and the coach going North passes tbe house three times a week. Prioe low and Terms easy.—Apply 10 - JOHN BOPPKT, Land Agontj No. 8, Qaoßn-Btroßt, ill O W 1 W '< B A T, £) fowl wheat, For Sale, _gQ SACKS FOWL WHKAT,1 Pkiob, 3s Per Bushel. SAMDEL COCHRANE AND SON, F<_____r___T\ QSAHG£B| OKANGESI NOW LANDING, EX BOHOONER BAXON, FROM RAROTONGA, 120,000 O R A N G E a CHARLES BABLIY, PADNKtt »ISB. Drapery t etc. |-v k A P E X Y. CLEARING BALE I T. B. ROBSO-J. PONSONBY. 13 REMOVING TO NEW PREMISES, SN'bxt Mm Wood GREAT REDUCTIONS! GKNUINESALEI NO PUFF I DX APERY. MEM'S AND BOY'S CLOTHIRG is now obtainable at the lowest possible priens during my Gennlno Sale. Ihe objeotof Buoh lednotloDS Is my desire to reduce the siook as much as possible previous to alterations and Rnlargement. List ot » few notable lines:— Men's Twwd Trou-er», 2/6, 6/0 7'G, 10/9,12,6, and 14 6 tier pair: Man's Prlntet Molenkln ditto, ilB, 76, and B'6 per pair; Men's Devon Trousers and Vests, 13/8; a large qnnnlity of Men's All Wool u.rf. LilaßOial fea Jackets, 81/6, worth 42/ • Men'a Khlriß from 1/ tv 6/11 eaon; Men's and Bora' Tweed Hats, from 1/4J e*oh. N.B Note tbo nddioas: JiMw SOU IT. General Draper, Clothier, Outflt'er, &a, London ■ Honan Vlotorla and Nnl on-atroon. Anokland. | r>LACK CLOTti JA'KKIS, in new .O Ehspes and stylos, from l<i 01.— J. Oos -1 grave amUo. Galls. lONA GIJLD-MINI^G COMPANT •LIMITKD) NOTICE TO PH&RKHOLDKRS. The Directors have this day made a Call (the fifth) of Sixpeuco imr bhara on the Capital of the Company, payable to the Beoretary, at the Offloe of tbo Company, t ew Zealand Insurance Company's Bnt'dlngs, Anokland, on W'KD NKdD A.V, the Bth day of August proximo. JAMHS BI'OHaRT. Eooretary, Auckland. 31tt Jnly, 1883. ■ Ecclesiastical. R G. A. BROWH'S BIBLE CLABB will be held on Thursday night next, at the Temperance Hall, at 7.30, bb usual. PRIMITIVU METBODIST CHUKCH, UPPER PITT-STREET. Addresses by Revs. J- S. HUI, J. uuy. w. o. Pottor, and Mr Laycosk.



Liost, and Found. LOST, on tho Three Kings Koad, a Tai board of a <-!nrt.—An- po'sin returoir biimo to Beloher's htor», • m ..Kgahape woap wUlberewarrioc). LOST, a Braaa Safe Key.—lO3 reward 0 _ leaving at Stab office. LOST, near Penrose, a Brown tili Umbroila—Finder will be rewarded b appljlngto MrJ. Bradley. Otahuhu, or Flahe and Co, Qneei.-Btrec'. K~Ts~ "itEWARU.-Loat or Stolen, : f Small Biaok and White Coollo Bltot mnd leg and fall htvc beon broken; Monn Welllßgton collar in when last Been. «.bov f?. WBra. on reooyery, or £5 on cooviotlon 0 thief. If stolen.—Hobeit Genreo Hill. 29, N. 2 InaaranoeßnlldlDßß. Ju'y3l.lßß3. Meetintra. TTIAKU'UNA JOCKEY CLUB, The Annual Meeting of too above Club wll be held attha Maeonio Hotel on WKDNKbUAY August la,, ,v 7.30 p.m. T. P*BL, Hon. Sep. a CONFKKfcNCE in connection with Xi the Auok'ond Praabytery will be held In St. Jamnt's hall, on Wkd.h *Hlj A.V, leiAngnßt, at 7SO p.m. ihe Key. G. a. uionro wM ope a the Conference by midlrg a paper on " ihe 1 iiptu.i Mutssa, and How to Reach Theai" \ ——- Funeral Notices. 1.0.0. F., ||fM.U.,A,D., LOYAL FOUNTAIN OB1 FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 3920. LOIWH-HOOM. LORNK-STOEET HALT,. A BUNKRAL MKKTING of the above lvOilgn will bo hold at tho LodKO-room TO-MORROW (Wednesday): August f. at 1 oolook, to form in procosaion and follow the remains of oar late Brother Jpiw MOKQ.UJ, to their last resting place. Members of other Lodges respectfully invited to attend. Regalia: Blaok Scarf, White Gloves. By order of the N.G. OHAS S. WRIGHT, Pormanent Seoretary. Public iNOticea. gr/1 PIECES Black and Coloured Beat *J\S Velveteen, is 6d per yard.—J. Cos grava fc Co. URGLARIES and FIXES !-The cry „ '•—" Still they come I" Delay 1b tfangerour. Porohase a Tann'a Iflreproof Bttfe,-K. and a! Isaacs. Agents. CJKCURE your seats at Lennox's {late maHTai^' e) tor ' IBarber o* SevlUe" io wCRIPTURE Gut association. — wn, fiste's^gaar^^ ?L£iZet? H- A- UOlßOn' a' 8tetlon": Kn< h PIECES florrocto 1 Calico, 3s and Ca M P6r d°Zen yardß>~J> °<WBrave I OG-K'LLING.-Mr Wm. Parker, go •TtaiJ 0?? WS U *? owa as Mlll Manager to N.Z. limber Co.. has been appointed Mill Manager SSiSf™^ Saw Mf Co- and <»SSSoS and the public oan now defend upon reoelving their timber woU out and dressod at shortot C(~| PIBCJsS of Plnsh In all Colours, and Co. lßfld" VUmßi prl<* * M'~Jl OosK™TO [CARD. " ~~~ Yy AY I D ROSS, F. R. I, B. A., ARCHITECT, Flsher'a Bnlldtnga, Qnoe:] -Btreet. D B. W I LX I N S, OCCTU9T AND AUBIBT TO CHRIST^HOROH HOSPITAL, Will arrive In inorland, August 13 remaining about three weeks, to treat Ere. Har, and Throat Diseases. Rooms at »«™» THE PHARMAOY, QUUEN-BTHKET. [OABD.] \\T J. DALTON, C.E.. » T • ARCHITECr AND SURVEYOR, Has Removed to Hlgh-stroot (fronting Vnloan Lane), over Mr Whito.s, Law Stationer. PATENT AGENT. DOCKY NOOK. burin? this bad weather I invlt* thepubllo to look over my plaoe, and they will find that all theßroiud Li quite firm after the heaviest rain, ami tbat they oan cart timber on the ground anil b >ild in all weatLers, Contrast my scoria ground with day. antf ask your doctor whloh Is the best to build your honse on. WM. BAKBK. P.3.—Vy .Agent Is Mr EwlngtoD, tle aTjckland~~tallow and &. MANURE MANUFACTORY CO. (omiTliD). NOTfCK TO SHARBHOLDBRB. On and after the Ist AUQU3T, 1833, and till farther notice, the Price of Kougb Fat will be Twopenoe Farthing per lb. By order of, a". O. CARTER. } Dlreotors. "fS O T I C IT RK EDWARD COSTLEJr DEC^ABKD. All perrons who are or may hereafter be Indebted to the above estate, either for Interest, rout or nthorirlsß. will plttja jay the aame to .Vieesrs Jackson ana Russell tiollcltorß. Fort titroat, Auokland. whoso reoeivt shall be a suffl oiLßt discharge. affiffS JAOKSON{^waISl ol!s^y ACioklana. 27th April. 183 ' "**" » LBERT EATON, PROMU'tK XiKROHANT AND COMMISSION A GEN •, JTORTSinSET, AUCKLiND. LjINNEY'S FRKE STQRE. The undersigned has opened a Large Store in PORT-STREKT for STORAGE PURPOSES, And is prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCE 3ON GOODB RECEIVED. WILLIAM BINNED, p~E N F O L D & 0~0 SOUTH AUSTRAIJAN WINES PROM TH GRANGB VINEYARDB. KSTABLISIIED 1859. Red Winkb, Whitk Winks, Grenaohk, Tokay , Frantionao, Musoadink, and Obangb Tawney Cboioe Rich Wnre, Guarantied 10 years old, WACHTER & C(V&~~EPERNAY ROYAL CHARTER CHAMPAGNE, In Donble Magnums, Quart and Pint Bottles. Ths undersigned has a large stock of the above Winos, In splendid condition, for sale at reason able prloes. THOMAS MACKY, Wholes air Wine and Sfiiut Merchant, Fort-street, April 1883. VS/HOLESaLE AKD RETAIL !v» GENERAL PRODUCB AND I PRO VISION STORE, Fort-street Back of Wlngate Barns, and Co.'a). Samuel Evinson 1 Begs to announce that he has opened a General Produce and Provision Storo at the above ad ! dress, and invites all bis old friends and the Publlo to give him a Call, feeling sure that his Prioes will bear favourable comparison with any bouso in town. POTATOES, FLOUR," OATMEAL, ana BACON, newly arrived from Southern Ports, and othor goods to arrive. Storage for Freo Goods on Reasonable Terms. Note the Address— FORT-STREET. Back of Wlngate, Barns, and CoYs Temporary "■•emisea. Ginger Alb. GingkrAle. Gingek Ale. John grey and sons, 7ERATKD WATER and CORDIAL MANU FAOTURKRS, Bog to Intimate that they are prepared to supply I GINGtCR ALE Of a Superior Quality in Quarts or Pints. The Publfo will Had this a Dellolons Beveraga. Also, (in Hand and to Arrive, ocaßka it Corry'sCelebrated llolfast Ginger Ale. EDEN OHBSCENT AND ALBERT. STREKT Anokland. July 7, 3. ENGLISH TWEEDS, SCOTCH BAXONY3 IRISH HOMESPUNS. rSBVKN CASKS t/y EX SHIP WABWIOK, 6 4 CASES EX OLVDK 4 M. MUBCHIE, M erobant Tailor & Importer, Phortlanfl.atroet AUKLAND.



j BuninnPß Notices. U. I QEE THE STI \>. VINU SCttNE, "Barbe , X O of Seriilf,"Oper»Hou,e IONIQHr, dl OOP BtTTE S~at~i'LO Pharmacy, * -D- Per botUo. D 1VF X' WILLIAM H. SECCOMBE - i»* older brother of Mr J. V. beooombu, 0 k the lirber J'as». Brewer, having arrived fron y ihu oath, will tie open to engagement 1 ir Brewer and Maleter. - o^.o PIECES Milton Cloth fo a &**\J Dresses, B}dper yard.—J.Cosgravi 1, and^o_ it 4 iUkk FOit INUIuEMIoN—toNIC ? V^ BALSAM, a Ganuine Liver HeguUtlOb i 1 orloe Si » bottle.—B;iAl.LA.«D aCm (oppo '■ site Pom-'fiioei. . OUCKaI' JUuAIN PIPKS. — A larfje 1O quantity, Ist and 2nd class (vsrious Bices), at low rates— W. am O vtfirstone. ■[ .K/-ATERPROOF Mantles in endfss ' • variety, from Is 6d.—J. Coagrave & Co. COTTjN or Slxortdy, but all Wool Twee s. Kvnr»onnirT tuel"s 6d Trousers j to irensarn - J^_WlU ama, 1 a lor, Vlotorla-ut. in RENCH ~MKRINOS~In all colours, <r Chevlotß and French Cashmeres. Wlnoeys, Wool Plaids, half price —J. (Jo«grave and CJa. JBE JN" O ▼ E L T V HAIR-DRESSING ROOMS, 55. GREY-STREET. Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Hair Neatly Cat and Trained. MRS LESTER'S HAIR RESTORER, for Promoting Growth of Hair, always in stock, TESTIMONIALS I Mas Lhstkr. Halrdroaser, 65, Grey-street. Dear Madam,—l tender you my sincere thanks tor the good you have done me by Introducing your Hair Restorer. My hair has boon falling lor more than twelve months, and now it is firm in my head, and growing nicely, through using one bottle of jour valuable remedy, I certainly reoommond it to any ladles who are troubled with thin hair.—Yours truly, MRS WILLIAMS, 121, Grey-street July 23,1883. July 4th, 1883. Mrs Lester. Hairdresser and Dermotologist, 65, Grey-street. Madam,-Having used your Hair Restorer for ten weeks, I have been benefited to such a degree that I tender this Testimonial to you, to make use of as you may feel disposed. My' hair, which was falling out in combsfnil, is now firmly set in my head, and a fine now growth has come where it was nearly bald. Anyone who may doubt this statement, please refer them to mo.—Yours respectfully, THOMAS BRKNTON, Grey-street, Auckland. J^ E M O V A L. Mr. H- xj. Possenniskie HAS REMOVED TO TEMPORARY PREMISES IK SHORTLAND.STREET, OPPOSITE ARCH. CLARK & SONS, Lathly Occupied by Mr. F. A. WHITE. j> it Si (5 v^ a^ l. SCHMIDT AND CO., LITHOGRAPHERS, BNGRAVBRS, AND GENERAL PRINTERS, Bess to Inform their Friends and customers that they have REMOVED From Oorner of Vulcan Laud and Hlgh-stroet to WYNDHAM.STREET, Opuoßlte the Stab Office. > rpHE DIRECT SUPPLY STOKE, -I 243, QUEEN-STREKT. 3 Tho best place for New Arrivals g " and others to get all Household g CU Requisites at a Cheap Rate. g 2o JJ2 China, Glass. Earthenware <" 010 Tinware, Brush ware, Lamps w g Hg Furnishing Ironmongery (all kinds) Sa SC Cutlery, E.P. Waro, Yanke* Notions ow ES Toys- 1"14 Fancy Goods. g" 33 • o 3h HANCHARD & CRANWELL, Q o 5 a Three doors above Wellesley- 1 g X ee*L Lm AUCKLAND. Vlctorla-atreet East, and at College Road, Ponsonby. Established 1861. JUTARTIN jyjC-QERMOTT, Lioensea Waterworks Plumber. Wholesale and Retail Tinsmith, Gasfltter, and Locksmith. All Orders Punctually Attended to. I amTs~reid and si>n Beg to call the attention and oareful oonsldera :lon ot those about to Furnish to the Vkbv Favourabie Pbiobb ot ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. Having Introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house In town, JAMES REID & SON, Furniture Emporium, HOBBON-BTREET (2nd Shop from Vlotoria-at.) nHAKGI OJ? ADDRESS. SULLIVAN InF MoKENNA, PITT-STREET, TAILORS, HABITMAKBRB, and GENERAL OUTFITTERS. Beg to annonnoe (0 their friends and the Pab'lo ot Auckland that they have Removed to more Commodious Premises adjoining, where they shall be happy to meet Cnatomniß and Kxeoate Orders to their entire sstlafactlnn. Bnlllvan, MoKenna and Oo>'s oat ting i.< too well known for remark. Perfect cutting aad comtor in muring guaranteed. The address 1— Corner or Pitt nd Bebkeford-btuebtb TJNION STEAM SAW HfOULDIsG, SASH. AND DOQR COMPANY (Limited), MECHANICS' BAY FIRE. The Company desire to advise Customers that it la prepared to accept Orders lor Stock Goods, and to execute as formerly. I COKE. I pOKE. THE AUCKLAND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED), Purveyors of lkiiw, Heat, and Power, Invite orders for their Ooko at the following rates (for cash), delivered by the Company, in their saoks, within One Mile of the Gasworks; longer distances at proportionate rate :— Per Sack, 3 bushels .. Is Bd Fivo Sacks 6s 3d Ten Sacks, or 1 ton .. 11s 6d Twenty Hacks,or 1 ton.. 22s Od M lpl1" O The value of Goa Coke is now 8 better appreciated than it for- _ Q merly was. Since we brought 3 M the subject under tho notice of q S householders, many have habit- Q < ri uatcd themselves to its use, both h m for registers and ranges, and m C 3 would now decline all overtures P O to use any other solid fuel. We O H recommend those who do not w nse Coke to adopt tho following plan:—First, send to tho Gas Company for afew bags of their Household Coke; just tho quantity that can be taken into the premises conveniently, bear ing In mind that, weight for woight, coke is nearly double the Dulk of coal. Next, having Cleaned tho grates of registers and ranges of ashes, partly fill them, say, one-hall, with coke (tho larger lumps may bo used for thig purposo): upon this foundationlayyourkindUngsand local coals; start your fire, when there will bo one to bercmem berod. Those who learn this, theA.B.O. of laying a flre, either for cooking a breakfast or for heating a room, will not raodilv forego the most certain and economical method with solid fuel. COKE. O ELENSVILLE TIMBERCOMPAH V t\ (LIMITED). The Company have opened a Depot at NE W | MARKET, n.ear the RaUwav Station, for 1 receiving Orders and Sale of Timber. Timber ' cut to any length, &c. Prices on application at the yard.



Fereonaii ■r TULII ASS REJB.— '■■ registered letter v awMts you «it 'he TV-office. m " f,? AWIX Hit prom «t>o livi-e in Chapel-street, who called to see Mr ■* Jonen ut Mn?efield and Co.'s, last Saturday '' morning, to cull again to-morrow morning. i \ U Mr iSlair, passenger per s Rotomahana from Thames yesterday, to call at Kldd's Commercial Hotel II to-morrow, re Bush.—John Conynghani. Amusements. ' fSiiAM>~hUCCE?S! Great Enthusi- I "T bboil ' Ba b»r of Seville" ' Barber of Sevlllo.' by Prof. Caiman's Opwa Booloty, TO • WiwHri to-night II U NDER TH.X faTKONaGK«>F HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCILLORS.—Mr l Jooley's next Saturday i Popular Concert, >hcatre Royal, <lth August, A Grand OLD ENGLISH NI&HT. Tickets (2 6 and I' > at Lennox's. Howden s, Shorttfa, Kady's, and Hoffman's. i _ Corporation Notices. |^ITY OF AUCKLAND. DBBISNU FOR A FBKB PUBLIC LIBRARY AND ART GALLBRY, *O. The City Council of Auckland tv o proparad to offor two premiums for the best Ucbluhh (or a SRBE PDBUO LIBtfABY Bnd ART GALMBIT, ' Lcctaro, and Clata Rooms foi fcchool of Arte, Stc, v'z:— £300 tor Iho H.a" "■ fl " "'gn BIGO for the Second Best Design Ground plan showing area, level*, and all farther information may be obtained at tho Offloiof the 'town Clerk, Oonooll Chambeiß Hlgh-Btreet, after thu 10th lnaant, and at the Offices of "he Town C.'oka of Melbourne, Sydney, Dunealn, Wellington, aiaObrijtchurcn upon reoeUt of advice, Eeslgns will b8 re colved uatll Iho Ist of Decembsr next Estimate? of cost of Building to b» attaohed to tach Design. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk'g Offlco, July 12,1833, Mnaicai. Jj<vst Weeki LAST WEBK ! L .ST WEEK ' J. HOWDRN, SHORTLAND-STBKKT. 3 PIANO 3 AND 2 HARMONIUMS STILL TO BE SACRIFICED I BESIDVS GOLD AND Rlt/VKR WATOHBS, OLOOKS ANU JKWKLLKRY. COME AT ONCEI i AS THK BUILDINGS MUBT BK PULLED DJWN NEXT WKEK. Aaotionß. TO-MOKKO W, At 11 o'clock. FLOUR, POTATOES, CHSESE, BACONT. Ex 8.8. Walrarapa O. W. BINNtY W3LL sell by public auction, at his Mart, Queen-street, to-morrow, Wed nesday, August l, at 11 o'clock. |^qq SACKS FLOUR gg SACKS WHITE POTATOES 27 SACKS KIDNBY POTATOES 94.Q SACKS BLUE DERWKNT POTA TO TOES j3 casks canterbury oheeßk a cases canterbury hams * and bacon ALSO, On account of whom It may concern. Jg BAGS FLOUR—6O*B Terms at Bale. TOMORROW. POTATOES. POTATOES. POTATOEB. BX PABNEIiL, FBOH LVTTELTON. NOW-LANDING. L. W. EATON HAS reeeired instructions to sell by auoton, at his Ai-rt, to-morrow (Wed nesday), at 11 o'oloc-. In Lots to Suit Purchaser?, On.) SACK* !<- .TERBURY POXAXOKB, ouu Jn Prime Condition Also, In Store, 20 dsrs Fi st-clasa Onions S cases Canterbury Cheese Canterbury Hams and Bacon 10 kogß Bmter 40 ousufl Orangea-JDB 20 rasea apples—FC 100 buo'hoa Bananas TO-MORROW. FURhITUKE, EA.RTHKNWARB, &O. W. DOWDEN \\! ILL sell by auction at tbe Exchange V T Mart To-morruw. at 11 o'clock, A Quantity of Usu" al HOUSEHOLD FUJl nuuks, Tables, Ohalw, Oolonlal Oven, Register Orate*, ihrtw Sewing Machines'. Also, 80 dozen Earthenware Dishes (Tarlona siies) 20 koufi Batter 8 tuva i'utatJes &c. &c, &a TO-MORROW, at 11 O'CXOOE. CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL MELL by Auction, at Eleven o'clock. PROOUCE, Hams and Bacon, Bntter. Walroa. Cheoie, Lwd, Honey, unions. Potaton, beef, Oata, iualze, Bran, Plg-leed, Sharps, fco. Also, FURNITURE. Oentif Clothing, Drapery, Gents' Trovnora. Jewellery &c,f oec, See. TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, At II o'clock a.m. PIANO, HOi;SEP.OLD FURNITURE, &C. ANGLESKA-STBtET, T. F. EVANS WILL sell by public auction, at the reetdei.ee. Angii s»a-Btroot, on Tuesday, the 7th August, al 11 o'olook. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFn-ECTI, consisting of — Piano. Drawing room Suite, Whatnot, Carpet, tmrtatiis and Poles, Mirror. Bedateadc, Tables. Chain, Rook?, Parloar an l Bedroom Wunitaza, Kttoben Utensils, and a Lo* of UKfttl BnodzlM and Hflcom. V. F. EVAHB, Anctioncer. WEUfIESDAY, ADGUBT^. NOON. DESIRABLE WAIKATO FARM, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY R. C. GREENWOOD, AT HI3 MART, QUKKN-STEBET, AnOBXAND, On WKDNKBDAY, AUGUST 1.1583. BY OEDKR OF THE SECOND MOBTQ&OKB, A FARM of 100 acre', known as Jamea X3L «"Ib' Farm: about 5 miles from Hamil ton, ana being Allotments Nrn 145 BD a US, TBhlkwamea. Ttoro are about 21 aoreiTto (JTHBB and cultlvaUon. and t«o Orchards oon talnlns nearly 100 Frnlt 'trees of the best varietfe) of Apple, Plum, Chtrry, and Peach, and a quantity of flooeeberry and other Bathe*; all Of whioh are Tery productive. Tha HOQM contains five roous wlthreraodah nearly new (Continued on fourth page,