SENSATIONAL EVICTION.

Alleged Btgfirhanded Froceed ings.

AN eviction under circumstances of a moat sensational character occurred yesteruay afternoon in Symonds-strcet. Most of our readers are doubtless acquainted with the mud hut which has stood ia the Koman Catholic Cemetery, close to tbe road way tor a Kreat number of years. It is said' to bave been the residence of the Me cravedigger, a:trtan named Walsh, for abou'. thirty years. .■! fter his death took place, liis wife, who is now an aged woman, continued to reside there v.itu a portion of her grown-up family. It is said that Father O'Sullivao, Q:> B , who is now iv Sydney, promised that »he should be al lowed to remain in the cabin daring the remainder of her life. 1 his promise hua not, however, been ful filled, Within tha ia t lew months, ktters have been cent to ihe old lady ordering her to quit. The reason for thtse bciDg Hcnt fa that the bouse was becoming one of low repute, but this asbertion is j denied by the inrmtes Besides Mrs Walsh, tbo cabin has more recently been occupied by a youDg man named Elliott, who is her son-in-law, with his wife and children. In reply to the notices to quit, Mrs Walsh asked for leave to remain in the place as promised, pointing out that she was encased cleaning' tho church and ringing the bell. No further action was taKen theD, but some days ago Mrs Walsh left for the country, and immediately after wards Ellioit received the following Dotico : —" Office of the Catholic Cemetery Board, Wyndnam-street, 22—7 ■■ 83.—Mr Kliiott, Dear Sir,—Take notice, if jou have noi removed and cleared out all or any proper ties you may have in the builcliny within the Catholic Cemetery known a« the mud cabin before noou of Tuesday, the 31st inst., the builfiing will be pulltd down, and you prosecuted tor trespass. By order of the Key. Montignoro Fynes, ViGt., Pre-ident. —\V. F Clifton, hon, sec, Catholic Cemetery Boatd."— Klllott says that he went in search of a house, but could not obtaiD one, and cmsequrntly yesttrday afternoon was still in p saession This was the position of siiairs when the gravedigger and two laboureis arrived, and, without attempting to remove any of the furniture 1 pulled tho fupports ot the roof away. This was done in auch a manner that the heavy roof collapsed, and falling inwards, buiied tbe furniture and household aiticlts lv a mass of debris. The doors and windows were broken, and in a word, the place was wrecked to such an extent as to be nr.inhabituble. Ho trouble was taken to secure the safety of my of Mrs Welsh's or Elliott Bproperty, and the whole thing was done without regard to the loss the uufortunate occupants. Constable Dewes was on the ground, but in obedience to instructions fiom head quarters be did tot interfere. The event caused quite a sensation in the neighbourhood, and umil a lato hour in the night crowds of people were gathered round the entrance to the hut discussing the occurrence in terms of tho moat ssvere disapprobation. Mrs Wii'bli, her daughter sod the children were weepivg in the dismantled hut, while Elliott himself was oatsids, explaining to the assemblage of listeners his version of the affair. He said the whole thiug was persecution, be cause he had repented of his evil course and joined the Salvation Army, and that hud it not been for this action on his part they would not have been molested. What ever might h»ve been the rigLt of the Cem etery Board to cause the eviction, the care less manner in which it was carried out, and the damago caused to the poor people's iurnituro, gave rise to the warmest con demnation. It was said that oue of tho labourers who a&siated to break the roof in was intoxicated at the time, and seemed bent on doing as much mischief as posiible. The family remained in tbe hut all night, but to-day wo learn that Elliott has secured other lodgings for the family. H was intended li> tbe Cemetery Board to complete the work of demolition this after noon. The KCtion of the Catuolic Cemetery authorities has been severely criticised to day, and one gentleman has determined to test the legality of their conduct., Uounsel has b.en engaged, and informatio s against the three men were isnued this afternoon. The first is a summary one, and charges thorn with wilfully committing damage to and upon certain persoaul pro perty of a private nature belonging to one Mrs Welsh, that is to say, upon certain pictures, «c., by then and there forcibly throwing down tbe roof ot a cer tain houso and cottage built thereon, in which the laid articles were at, the time, and thereby causing the debris of materials of the said roof to fall upon tbe articles aforesaid and break and damage them to the extent of £20. The offence with which they are charged in tbe second information in the more serious one of felony, this being indictable. The second iuf urination alleges that the man in question did begin to demolish, pull dowD, and destroy a certain dwelling house built,of mud and tlmber in occupation ot Mra Welsh by pulling down and destroying the roof of the said dwelling-house, contrary to the forms of the statute in <uch case made and provided. The police, we understand, considered that the cuse was not one in which they should proceeJ, and hence the prosecution will be conducted by private individuals, a lawyer being retained for the purpose Since the abo»e was writteD, we learn that three informations in all have been issued against the evictors, and that Mr H. H. Lusk has been retained for tbe prosecu tion.

THE NATIVE LAND COM PANY LIBEL CASE.

(BY TBLEGEAPH,—PBESS ASSOCIATION.)

GI3BORNE, this day. MeKbhnethKerr, proprietorof "Xacts," and Mr Webb, printer, were charged at the B.M. Court, on the information of Mr O, A. DeLautour, M.H R,, with publishing, and the latter with printing, a etatement in "Facts" reflecting on tbe commercial character and integrity of informant, De fendants did not appear, neither were they represented by counsel. Prior to the case being called, Mr Kenny, defendants counsel, had Informed His Worship that he had no right to 1-suc a summons on an information laid in Wellington. The Kesldent Magis trate said tbo point was open to argument. Mr Bees, for complainant, applied for a warrant for the arrest of defendant*, but this the magistrate declined to accede to, preferring to consult the Crown* Law Officers, and consequently he adjourned matters till Thursday.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

August 2,1887. Rank ol N.Z-Bujcra. £2275; sellers, £2210s National flat>k— -ellers, 72* 6d Colonial B »nk— fellers. 46i 61 "Hiames Gas—'ellers. 80s Union Bash and Dcor — Buyers, £7 10s ex; sellers. £8 ex New Zealand Loan and Mercantile—Sellers, £5 17s 61 Flßhsr »ndCo.—Buyers, Via; f Hers, 12564 Aoclden; Assuranoe—Biyera 71 Queen ol Beauty—l2b 6a; oureri",l2B;Bellers,l3sEd Deep Level Cross—»-eiler«. 4» 3a Bright EJmtle-ite iOd; buyers, 3 lOd; seller*, is Prince Imperial - 43;bu>M-H, 12h M: sellers. 4356 d Coloiilst—Bayew, 5' ; sellers, 5i 6d Premlor-Boyerfi, 13s; ac kis, Us New Find-ls 9d > ondon- Sellers. 2s 6(1

Hand of Wrl nJshlp—Bnyerp, 2s 8d; sellers 3s W altaokl—2s lid to 3s Id JOSEPH NKWMi", Chairman.

A list is behig compiled of the variom lodging houses in the city with a view ol proceeding against the owners of those which are not licenssd.

" The Barber of Seville" was performed to another capital "house" at the Opera House last night, and the piece worked more smoothly than ever, while the singing all round was much improved. Professor Cailliau has shewn conclusively by the result of this enterprise his talent and capacity for the work to which he has devoted himself, and his next production will doubtless mark a corresponding advance. No one should rnijs the oppor tunity ol seeing tbe opera before it is with drawn ; it is worth a visit. We notice that the prices have been reduced to tbe popular standard.

Tothß Editor: Sir, In your papers of Monday and Thursday last, I noticed re ports about the supposed suicide of Andrew M. Allan, which are both slightly inc-r ---rect; In the first about presenting a vouds lady with a bracelet, which should have been a ring, and the second that he has taken <he best part of his clo'tes, for he has taken no more than can be noticeable with him. Small errors lead to all kinds of rumouis I have been continually in his company fnr over 12 months, and occupied the same bedroom, and I Mm positive th*r if suicide jus b.-eo his ta-.e, wh'ch I believe it to be it. was not through arw difficul ties he has got intu in tht. JNoithJsiand.- Yours, &c, it. Mitchell.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(Riceived August 2-1 p.m.) TASMANIfIN FINANCES.

JHOBART, this day,

The Colonial Treasurer made bis But get statement last night. He estimates tbe revenue for the current financial year at £563,000, and tbe expenditure at £519,000, The surplus will be applied to the remission of 3s per cwt on sugar, 3d per 1b on tea, and tbe abolition of the duty on machinery. A new loan of a million is to be raised for j.ublic woike. SPECIAL COKRRSPONDENT TO MADAGASCAR. MELBOURNE, Thursday. 'ihe " Argua " has despatched a special corresponden to Madagascar to report on the receui events in that country.

COLONUL *NN»X\TION CON

VENTIUN.

Sir Thomaa Mclhvraith, Premier of Quoenstand, has requested Mr Service to summon a convention of delegates from tbe various colonies to cor. aider the anuexation question.

MRSEKVICE AND IKE FENIAN

INFORMEItu.

In the Asiembly last night Mr Service in reply to a question said that he believed that some of tbe Irish inforn ers ware on board the steamship Pattun, but confessed that ho was non-plussed what to do ia the matter.

(Received August 2—1.35 p.m.) THE ADMIItALTV iND VICTORIAN DEFENCE. LONDON, August 1.

The Karl of Nortbbrook, Firut Lord of tho Admiralty, disapproves of the proposed alterations by tho Victorian Government of the armament of H M.VS, Creberup, which now carries a ten-inch tour-hundred pounder in each of the Victorian scheme of defence.

PARCELS POST,

The system of parcels post in England her turrets. B»ron Alcister approves of has been successfully inauaurated,

Latest Despatches.

[BY TELEGKAPH—SPECIAL BSPORTB.I — mm

WELLINGTON, this afternoon. More JXatlvo Land Court Judges

It is underitood that tbe Government will appoint a number of New Zealand Land Court Judges after tho sestion.

Lite Neiv Minister to Ye Dropped*

Government will not make the con.tltu tion of tbe portfolio of Mm inter of Kail ways a party quettion, in which case it will bo thrown out by the House.

\The Hallway Employes Bill,

The member for the Bay of Islands, who. during the recess posed as a champion of Hailway Employe's was not ia hlu place last night when Mr Seddon's Bill was under discussion, and Mr Brack, n drew attention to the fact, reading a strong letter on railway mismanagement, wiitUn by Mr Hobbs to the newspaper. At the termination of tke debate, Mr Barron, fearing Government would not divide, culled for a difiiion, and, although a supporter of the bill, he was compelled by the rules of the House to vote with the noos.

ARRIVAL OF THE AGNES DONALD.

The schooner Agnes Conald, Capt, Brad ley, which went ashore at Gisboine about a month ago, and was subsequently (jot off, arrived in harbour to-day. She does not appear to have sustained any serious in jury,

A meeting of the Board of Nominators for All Saints' Parish was held this after noon, when a reply was submitted from the Key. Mr Calder, of the Thames, signifying his acceptance of the vacant charge. He will therefore enter upon his new duties as soon as possible. We under* stand that the Key. J. K. Davi?, who has been miulstering at All Saints' for some time past with great acceptance, has been nominated to another charge,

THM %UCKiiAl*l* EVEJSING STAR, THURSDAY. AUGUST %



Ualla. IO3A GULD-MIMHC4 COMPANY iLIMITKD). NOTIOK TO STU4.RBHCLDKRS. The Directors bare this day trade a Call (the fltib) of Sixpence per fchwn ou the Capital of the Company, payabla to the Moratory, at the Offioe of tbe Compapy, > ew ?e*l*nd Inonranco i icmixv. y'u Bdl (Hogs, Auckland, on WKIJ NKdDAY, the Bth day of August proximo, JA.MKS bTODAKT. georetaT. Auckland Slrt Jnly, 1883. Dividends. UNION S. P. M. SASH AND DOOR COMPANY (LIMITEC). NOTIGI, An Interim Dltidend on the Fald-np Capital of the Company, »t the rate of Six Shillings per folly paid-up Share, ha* beon declared, and Is payable at the Ktgutorei Offlos of tbe (Join pony, HeohMlos Bay, on THURSDAY, 2nd August pros. For the convenience Ot Shareholders, Dlvl fiends will be aid at the Town Office, Custom houfe-street, 3rd and Ith Angus*, between tbt houi b of 1 and i p.m. DAVID MURDOCH. Secretary. Amusements T> ROCLAMATION. OYIZ! OYUZ! OY»Z! OY»Z I OIBZ Whereas a oertaln worthy Citizen ot ye most antlent Citte ot AnoMand innamed Fooler, A oth Intend to fire to jo bkhlj esteemed Vub- Ibfc on yeneztßAtUßOnjY, a Conoert of ya QUOD OLD-FASHIOAHD MUBIC OV HN«- LA.NDR. Be It known to all men. loyal and devoted to the Antlent Country, that they are beholden to present ihemae<ve«at ye Thbith* called Kohl, at ye hoax of 8 SATURDAY. Ith AUGUST. I^OOTBALL 11 TjiOOTB &LL 11 TAUBANGA REPRESENTATIVE FIFTEEN Vbbsus AUCKLAND DISTRICT. DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND, SATUKDAY, 4th AUGUST, 1883. Kick-off at S p.m. sharp, ADMISSION: Is, atgateg. Tl/CKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY. J\ -Solo and Oroh-sTal Beheawnl TO MORROW (Frid»y) AndDSt Srd. 7.45 p.m. Final Rehearsal, MONDAY. August 6t 1. 7.« pm. Conoerl (Sohnmarn's • Paraflwe and the Parl'), TUKBDAY, Aosaat7th- ijKCURE your seats at J.eiinox'B (late O Wayte's) ior "iisrbor of Bevllle" iO NI3KT-. Public i\otices. sflBE and BURGLARY ! I-Protection Sr from botti by purcharfng Tai«ns Iron 3afeß.-B, and A. I»aacs. agents. Quaen-atreet. OVBLTV I—Taking Advertisements in prose or veiß\ In any otraln, grave or u»y, worked into toplrß of the day, »nocdotes. &(£, liueb to catob -he public eya-fddtew •• JBeaay Wrl er," Foneoiiby Clnb Hotel. j. AMMOND AND BByAN, Coal » » Merchants, removed lower down Fort) street, next door to Cnstom-honse. "v>flE SEW ZEALAND SHIPPI^G 1 COMPANY (Limited). TRANSFER OF SHARES. The Transfer Bookß of the Company will be CLOSED from 30th July to 2lßt August, 1883, IDBy order of the Board of Directors. ISAAC GIBBS, Seoretary. OOCKY N O O K. fv imrin? thli bad weathor I ln>it« the publlo to look over my place, srd they will find «hat allthsßron-d U quite firm alter the heaTie-i rain a»d t!i at they caii cart tliDDxr on tn ground n" b M iv all wfatherp, rontr*et ">y ■ tcont, K'ound -with ol*y an" »8K yoar (Jootor which is ihj btsi to build your hooseon. WUi x}AxLi£Xb« P.8.-My Agent le Mr E wlugtoo,



Wanted. %V ANTED KNOWW -My highest * ~ priced Taa ia Is 6d. It Is going fust, and ls(I baUcv^lequiil to what la Rene ally sold at 3s. —W. H. Da-, pier. Hphgon atrntt. ; WANTED, for Kawakawa Colliery, 4 Kxpelecced Coat Miners.—Apply to Biy Coal Oomoany. Insurance Buil-inRB. %fy ANTED, a Book-keeper fur a Saw ' mill.—Address, with reference?, Box 83, ! Poat office. Auckland. I ytki ANTED, rirst class fainter and y v Paperhanaer &t cn^e.—Masonic Hotel, North Ehora. \,\/ ANTED, od a. farm, a Man not afraid " t of hard wort; sailor preferred — » pply Stab office. \A/ ANTKD, a stewdy Single Man for vv Farm Work.— Apply tomorrow fore noon.—Adam Laybonrn & Co,, Durham-Btreet. V\7 ANTED, a Young Man or~Boy~to v » attend to Carrlaße and llaius. Milk, and Work In Gtrden, &o. tteftrenoes require), — apply, between 8 and 12 a.m., to Mrs (i. W, WilUmiib, Kemn»ta \A/ A-NTt1!), an Apprentice ; wages s given.—Apply H. J. Turner, Cheap Mattrasaand Furniture Warehouse, 310, Quecn street. ViyANTED, a Trustworthy Young Man "V for tba Counter Trade.—Apply H, Robertson, Grcojr, Upper SjmQndsaue«t. ANTED, a good steady Boy,—Apply at Red Boot Warehouse, Victoria -Btreet. W~ ANTED, a Good Boy, 14 or 15 years", for tha Grocery.—Apply Graf ton Road Store, sharp. Reterer.c;s required. WANTED, a Kespectable Boy for the Batoheilog —Ratner, Viotorla ntreat. WANTJSO, retpectablo office Boy,- Apply Q. N. Braasey, Solicitor, Coombis' Ohaabe<s. ANTED, an Active 1 ad about 16, to attend to a horse and make himself conorally useful. — Apply Professor Tucker, Mannkau Road. Parnefl. W~ANI'KD KftOWN—Towels, 2Jd ; Extra Grand Line ot Ladles' BUlc Scarvoß, 1<; stay Batks. 2tJ, id. and Od the pair; at Dampler'i Waken<.lJ-atr«»t «hop. v*/ AHTbD, by a Heedle-woman, D»y ? 1 Wort, at Ladles' own house*.—AddreßS T.H., Stab Office. \kf ANTED, a Head Dressmaker ; must v T be thoroughly effloltot: Üb«r»i salary. Aj.o, a Sains woman lor Underclothing l.epar;. mom — Avvij with relerenoestoSounders and Co.. Donedln. ANTED, for Waikato, an elderly person or widow, with a knowledge of dairy work as General Servant in a small family; comfortable homo. References re quired. — Apply to Mrs Coleman, Brighton. Pttrnell. _ __ yji} ANTED, Good General Servant; v V most undtsrsWnd plain ooolUdk t also Youac Ulrl to aislst in housawork. — Apply Wavyioo Hone*. WANTKD, General Servant for Mount Albert, wltti rolureccca. Good wages. —Apply BTAB offlct. Vl/ rA*T*D> a General Servant in a ~* email family; must have references.— Apply Dr. Brans, Pitt street, **/AMTED, a Good Ganeral Ssrvant T r for tha North Bhore.—Apply for address at Star uffloa yjl Ai-T*D, a General {servant; good wages to oompetant girl.—Mrs Dnranco, Churoh-stroet, Devonport, opposlto Scotch Church. v; ANTED, for the Country, a rtspect. * ' able young lady as Barmaid.—Apply between 12 and 1 at Portland House, Hobson- Btrcet. WANTED, Apprentices to the May and M»utle-m»klng.—Apply to W. »'nH>'n atay and Mantle-making Kstabllahmont, Upper Queen-»tr«et. W~ANT*D KNOWS - Men's Un bJodohed Soohs, 3d ; Superior do. 61; worrttd Sooks, Id; Braces, Si; Men's Bma But tea. 2d toe anlM; very Sapsrior do, 9d ; at Dampler's WnktOsld-itrett Bhop. WANTED KNOWN-Ladies1 Collars, 2d; Collar* and Ciffs. Sd the set: Rib bons (assorted), 3 inches vrlds, W per yard; good S»wln« bilk, lcaa »h*a mual prloe, 2 reels Id; »t U«mp'er's Wtfcefleld-rtreet Shop, WfANTED, Members for Dancing Class, »* Tuesday. Instruction Clase, Friday Evenings.—Mrs Welch, Hobson-streot, oppoalto Prince of Wales Hotel. iJTrANIED, now, or doting tho next T T three weaks, a slx-roomea Honse io or no»r top of Hobaon street.—Apply House, Star offloe. VV AM TED, sverybody to know that the *T largo Billiard-room, Clarendon Hotol, will be opon to tho public on Saturday next. Grand Tournament. Two of Alcocks best Tables. \\r ANTED, 2 dozen Young fucks, also 4 Bninea ro«l»—/>poly '». Hnlma. V*< Ai>TED, every Householder fc> sec ♦ ™ my Ss lid Linoleum, "A" quality. I guarantee it the best umeio "B " quality, Sa 6d. 12 tons in stock.—J. M. MoLachlan. \\T ANTED, Two Expectable Men ss • Boud»rs wlib comfoi table tlttini; room and uo of piano— 19a inrludlLg washing -Mn KavnnuKh, Nelson-strsot, Bacond house from Cook streo». «/_, ANTED, Tenders for excavating for "* a building site la College Bond. Tensors oloso at 12 o'clock. SATURDAY, auk. 4. T«nd«ra to be Boot toM. Mcaermott, Vlo tarla-aUeot Kaat ANTED, Teodcra fur kecpiDg the Parnell l>iwn Tennis Oourts In order until May, 1881.—For particulars apply at once to Mrß Keld, Hon. Seo., ParneU. WANTED KNOrfrN—Ladies' Winte Jnokef, 6s M ; I*dlßo' Ulsters. 6s 6d; Wool Ph»wli, 1* 6d; Lot of Large >X oko<p; Winter SkliU, 3d 6:1; at Damplera Wakefleld tre»t Bh«p. WAWTKD, One or Two Gentlemen Boardsra; dss of bath and pUto; •plendld view.—Apply Double-story House, bird p»it tohooln Wolaoo-atreet ANTKD to Bay, Boilers and Engines (new and Mcoad-hand).—AddrMS Ingrain aid to.. Hlgh-rtreo«, Anokland. ANTED to Sell, for £200, Share in v.it Profitable Business.—Apply HO. STt«"ffloe. ASSTEU to Sell, first-class Ci horse poww Borlßantal K»(fl»o wita Mold tabaUr Boiler.—For prlos, &c, apsiy to 't. W. RaT(U, Oaneral Furnisher, n»ri albtrt Hotel. \A, AN «D TO SELL, a good Box TT Minnie.— Apply »> thl» Offlw. ANTED to Buy, Left-off Clothing of every detoriptioo. f*r omi«, Ptrties walled on. P.8.-W»»led Known-For Hlr», Trap and Baddlo Umntet.— App'y Thos. Hill, Clothlec ma Drapw, P«x»eUi ANTED.—When you are in Hobson street oall and we the Large a«d Ohdoo Stoat of Scotch Cheviot Tweeds. In hMtber and granite shadfw »t Munro m Mllllgan'i. ANTED KNOWN-That 1 am pre pared to purchase Hovwhold Fnrninire and other effects on the premises on the shortest notice, in town oroonmtry.— Apply personally or by letter, to James Rao, O»rby-«t.e«t WANTED KNOW/" -The following iilithtly soiled Ladies" superior Coloured KM Gloves, Is 2d; Ladles' F.l» Sfclr*. It M; Clarkß m yard neli of Black Ootion, Id each; M»n'« Trousers, Is Sd; at Damoiar's Wakefleld- Blrect Shny. \A[ ANTED KNOWN. Mrs Yandle, " Taxidermist, Furrier, &a, has Removed to Hobson street, a few doors above Munro and Mllllgan's. WANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on personal aad collateral seourity, re payable by weekly ta»telinenH. BUla dia ooantcd.-Rae's New Zealand P«wn Shop. Darby-street. WANTED KNOWN-a Few Print Uoetnmee left, only it : a Grand Line of ■Winter Contume*. 16«; BUok Fnr TrlmmlnK. 9t the y»r<l: Bwansdown, la th« y«urd \at Dampler*a Wakefleld-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN—Nice Lot of Flannel (White and Coloured), obeap; also Grey Blankets. 10s the pair; Bed Quilts. 8s 6d each; Rags, 7s; at Dampier'a Wakefleld street Shop. ___^ — • WANTED I WANTED 1-Wantedj, People to ask their Grooers for Dnpetiar'B La Hauvegards. It imparts a oiesr white light to Keroslne, and prevents all danuer from ex plosion. Hold in 8d piofcete. — W. B. Lewis, vlotorla-atteet, Agent for New Zoaland. WANTED the Ladies to Know that Monro and Mllllgan, Hobson-street, have scoured the servioeß of a flrsfrolnss Mil liner, and are now prepared to supply mUUnerj In »U Its branohes on the shortest notlco. KNOWN — Barry's Til- V ▼ onphsrous. Is 2d; Hack Combs, id; Tooth Combe, 2d: Hair Brushes, 8d; Tooth Brushes, Bfl ; Hair on 6d the bottle at ltompler's Wake field-street Shop. a¥t"El) KNOWN—AII Hoods Reduced far a Bpeedf Clearnncs and quick Bntranco to Now chop. — Robson'B Drapery. Ponwnby. KNOWN. - Pure Gold, "» Pure Silver.—Charles Kelsey and Co. have now added Gold Jewellery to their stock. Their first parcel is Jnat to hand, in *vhich wil be found a beautiful assortment of Ladios Dress Rings. Keepers. Alberts, Necklets, Brooches, Gonte' Soarf Pins, Suites, &c. Thoy strictly confine themselves to keeping only Real Silver and Real Gold Jewellerr. Fresharrlvals monthly.—Charles Kelsoy and Co. (two doors below Morrin's, Ironmongers). WANTED KNOWW — UHEAP XlM ber 1 Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchasod cheaper and better than anywnere else at the Yards of D. Goldie, Albert-street. WANTED KNOWN—Coloured Cash mere, Is 64 tbe yar.l; Black Velveteen, Is 9d ; Cretonne, 7d the yard; Damask Tfcble covcri>, 3s 6d; American Leather for Table Cove's, lid the yards at Dampler'alWakeflold etreet Shop, %»/■ ANTED KNOWN—T, B. Kobßon, * * Poneonbv. is removing to the New Shop nf»t Mr wood's, and is s'l'iopr at greatly le dncea pr'oeß, to effeot an Early Clearance. WANTED KNOWN—Another Gran( Lot Berlin Wool, beautlfnl ooloars, still the RBme prioe (3d the iozan BkelPB); Floger init WooUall roloure), 8d per Bkeln; White woisted. Id he large skein at Dampieni Waliefleld-Btreet Shop. *»/A'NTJsD—Oatmral, in 71b bags, 3a V v a ( ach,-^ Bew'a, Vlotorla-»treen r^TANTED^to Clear tor the New Pronilses, and f-lUr g Ch» ap ; gennine; no puff.-T. B. Robson, Porsonby. \\r ANTED KNOWN— Ladles' ' in- V* brvllas l-j 3d; Silk do, 4a; Gent's do, 3.t; Girls' Paraeols. Is 6d; and Lot. of other Fresh 1 Bftraalns; at Dflmpier's Wakoflald-streot Shop.



Wanted. r WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mr a Fog, Queen street "\BTAINTED, to Borrow, on 220 Acres of 1V» land and a Honaa at Mantra jsi £350. — ■Apply to f. G. fwington, Kjlate Agent, next '• tierald" offloe^ _ \aA ANTED to PURCHASE, 3 or 4 " » Geese and a Gander j must bo full grown and of large heavy breed.—Chas. A. Cooper, Brighton Road, jparnell. WANTED, Two Able Seamen. -Ulen lora, for London. j \\T ANTED, a Waiter; also, a Smart *'" Boy lor Pantry. — Governor Breown Hotel. W ANTEt\ 2 or 3 Boarders; terms, 17* * per week.-Apply W. Gadd's Cheap Fruit Depot, Victoria-street. »ar ANTED, a good Clicker, and Ap v' prentice to the Clicking; also, a good Bench Iland.-A, L. G. Brook, Parnell. \vTaNTEls—v»anred to 3ell, very cheap Vy 24 rfozea ilb Tina of good Durham Mua tiri, only 61 per tin, 2 Tins for ltd, 53 par dozen; 12 dozen Fruit Sails, la 63 por bottle; Small h Ice, 7i us for 1*; Large Ji ice, 61bs for lo; ti"«fety M»toheu, 3d per dozen ■■ Bell aud Blaok'a Pinid Matohes, 7d uer dozen; Ball and >4laok\ Tia Boxes on yla 8d ocr dozotv: Large Bibles wlJi Platea. on'y £1 2* 6d and JSI 7s 6d eioh: 2U Grcßß o( t x^roiee cso jke, £cum 2d to 44 each, 51) Leaves only, 3a Od per d zon : fens. rnly 6s per box ot 12 dozan, la (3d per dozen boxoi; Penholders, la fid per gross: I.tOO Pltces of Sponge, from 2d tola; Lot of Ploturea Si and 6d; Glass Jues, lid and 2a each ; Tea, Is 6d per lb, Slba for in ; Apploa. 3d»ud ii perlb: CuTants. 4dperlb; SmaU Tumbleis. 4 for 8d; Wine Glasses. 31 eaoh, 2a 91 ser dozen; Lot of Jogj, 6d eaoh; Razor Stiopj, only 9d. worth la 6d,—H. Watt. Genaial Dealer. Pitt-street. \y~A~N TED KNOWN. DANDELION, Renowned for Its Modioal Victuea. neil & Clifford Are-manufacturing it Into FILLS and COSVSV, THB PILLS Are the Be»t and Che»peat made In New Zua!ar.d. Kxienslvely nstd an a Family PIIL 1/ a Box, THE COFFHK Ib prononnoed br ooropesent judges to b» better than the Imported. It la good for iha Liver, Kldnaya, and Indigestion. 2/ alb. BOTANIC COUUH BYRUP Is a Pleasant and offeotire mixture, atendtly gaining ground In Ann inland. 1/6 and 2/ a bottle. SOOTHING SIRUP, OR MOTHER'S ITKIBMJ (B'OK BAUMHI, Is «xoell»nt far removing wind. refiulatiift the bowels, and produoUg natural deep. Mothers who know its value won't be without it. It 19 free from all Injurious drugs. One Shilling a Bottle. GBNUIHK HOP B£TKSS, 2/6 BOTfLE. NEIL & CLIFFORD, BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WBLLHBLI.Y-BTKKHT BAST, Four doors from Crnlokshank and Miller's, Uq«en-» treat. VV ANTED.- 21b Tins Most Excellent V 7 Tea, only 4a eaoh.-R. Hew'B, Vlotorla- Itroot. . \\J ANTED, Ladies to know that I am T T fast Rednoing my Stook, through n»T lor a Genuine rtale prerlous lo exltniiv* altera llona. Blaok Ciihmoroo, U lid to Ss 9d yard. I urn selling a great quantity; an well as Co:onrs, trom ll§d to it 6d, The Satin Clotn, at 4}d, U a good Una: aa weil as tho tU-wool Surge, at Is IJd. Vtlv.teaßS, from la 21d. Ladioa' UUtern are grwtly rwinotd, v\ o'. wove (»o d«wpt'.o»l Oallo* 2Jd ; OnwlKin's, 4s6^ doe-n; Unb'onchftd Sheeting, 6}<l,7}d. B|d, and )B>d; White Twill do, (washed), lojd, la SJd.and la Bid ; Good FlMixioie. from 6Jd to is lljd j White Bi»nkets, from 4« (Id Pd'jn; Brown Belfast Hollands, 3}iL i 3- 62d, JJd, 10J4. Is Id; Table Linen, B|J, lijd. 1» OH. 19 Uid, 2a &j, a* M. Hosiery, yioree HlDDons, Sfiowora. jfeiUiera L«O*, Undtrclotblng, In fants' Hobo*, PetlUag, Jrooka, Cloaks, &0.. all K»duo*d. N.B.—Now the addresss- JaMKS BOUTT, General Draper, Clothier, Outfitter, 6c, &c, London House, Victoria and itreoKs Auckland. %& AN T E D KNOWN. Volreteons. 1/9 «o 5/B per yard Coloured f atlts (15 ehades), 1/0 per yard Ulstora, S/S to Sss Hoßlery, all makea ai d shades J*oketM, (i/ll to 73a New Jerseis, al osloura. 5,6 eaoh Hats, in all Bfiapcs itnd oaloura Grey Fait Wainsbjroußlw, a few lett Men's O'ottiluu la ertai variety UiidßtoloihUK. »U BJjioi and qualities Kelt Carpeuj, yard wide, 1/3 Tanoetry Ourpfite, 2/3. 2/11, and 3 B per yard Hearth Ku«s a l*rno a>sortmeat Matilns;. /Bf, ill, 1/2. (1 laid, IJ. and 1} yards U-i lit--), avd 11-4 Rlanlrets, 9/U to 35s per pair New Ore^a Wuoy, /6J. worth 1/ doc yard Colonrort C«*hmere, 1/71 worth 3/3 Unbleached OaJloo, 2d 2i4. Sd, to 9d per yard WhJto Calloo. 2id, 3d, in. to 1/ our y»id Coloured Chenule lieu. 3d to l/ea.h Winoiys, 4Jd to 1/ per yard 600 Coloured Josephines, Ist choice 2,0 per pair DRKBSMAKING AND MILLINHRI" ON THB PRUMISBS. IIADIK31 OWN MaTHRIAL MADK UP, MltH SPAIN, MANAGBR, Bncoessful Contraotor for Drapery for Lunatlo Asylum, 1883. STEPHENSON'S IIRAPK»Y AND BAXiB WARHHOUSB, AND L4.DIK31 KMPOI'.IUM. K4.RANGAHAPK ROAB NUWTQN. \A! ANTED KHOYVN — Men's Black **^ Fell Hat». 3a; Grand Lino of Boys' Bltok do, Is 8d; Freuoh Peak Caps, di; at Dampler's Waiell«ld street Shop. ANTBD KNuWN by friends and oußtomers—That Messrs Tapp and Co., Boot and Bhoemakers, h»ve purchased the Stoc* and Bn^neßSOf Soon and 00.. Vlotorla »tr*et (oppoelU Hobson Hotell, and Intend lo cootlnuß HoUini? the Meat Quality ot Goods at oorrent nrle*B, '%«, ANI'ED K«UVV.N-Thnt all WorK »T j n g Men can savo tholr money by call- Ing at Governor Gordon Rostaurant All moala Bd. Board and Lodging. 15a per week.—Robert Mubdook. Proprietor. Note the address, noarly opposite the waitomata, and close to tho Dook " IJ»*RISER OF SEVILLE," «»pera JL> How*. Grand Snoonna!! I TO-SIGHTI TO-«IGHT 11 TO-NIGHT !! 1 BOUSEW»I»TED. -Won'ed, toLeaso or Pnrohase in Auckland or neighbour hood, a House of 7 or 8 rooms, in a good locality, oommandln* a viow of the harbour.—Apply H. and S., offlco of Eybkixo Stab. TO PARENTS.— Wanted, for Country Hotel, useful Girl abcut 14; good quiet homo guaranteed.—*pply M. Hassan, wynd hnm-Btroot. from 10 to 12. rr\O TAILORS.—Wanted, a Rood Catlor. I — Apprr, StaUnK 8«l»rj required, Box 225 Poet OfflOß. . rtO BOOTMAKERS.-Wanted, a good I Geninral Hand.-Apply to Wm. HoldH worth, 42, Victoria gireet, Anokland. IGEO^'S. -Wanted, good stronj; birds In any quantity. - Apply XYZ, Star office. UPILS wanted by Mr Jonson, Short hand TefOter. Anoklanrt College, ftye l«m thoronghly taught for 21e. Roaldonce, KtJHnK»banfi (load. ATERPROwF Mantles in cndlns Tarioty, from 4a 6d.-J. Cosgravo & Co. ydAKL*.HUI3 OUEttttY fiCTunaL, O ADSOlntely »h« b«t mntAr erer mado for OOU«H8, JIRONOaiTIS, ANU GOLDS. Prloe, 2s Sd and 4a Si a Hortle. 3HAR r-ANh »; Or)., opposite Post-offloe, Personal. IF Miss Rose 1., Post nffice, Auckland, docs not rop.y to my last communication, the whole affair will be espo3ed.—W.W. Ecclesiastical. T^ORTH SHORE, - Special Gospel I^l Addresses will be given in the Masonic Hall THIS KVENING. All aro heartily invited. Meeting to commence at 7.80, No Collection. Sankoy'a Hymns. Goodson's Arcade. QooDSON'd London Arcade. WHY is there such a noticeable reduotion in the prico of CLOCKS. WATCHES, JEWELLERY, CUTLKRY. and FANCY GOODS generally in Auckland during the past threo years? BECAUSE tho opening of Goodson's London Arcade marked a nnw era on tho city, and tho " Small Profit and Quick Rctnrna " principle has led others to imitate it. WHY remains yet unfulfilled the predicted closing o£ the London Arcade after six months* existence? BECAUSE an appreciating public know who introduced the " B.P. and Q.K." motto, and patronise tho one who did so. WHY is it unnecessary to " mark down " and "Bell off," or by professedly " alarming sacrifices" and "deferred payment," decoy customers into the Arcade? BECAUSE it is so well kuown that all goods having always been marked in plain figures, at one uniform low rate of profit, no such artiSce is needed, WHY should every resident of, and visitor to, Auckland inspect the London Arcade before making their purchases 1 BECAUSE in no place in the city can thore bo seen suoh a comprehensive and valnable assortment of goods at such tempting prices. See Goodson's JLoNpoN Arcade. Note the Addresses— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, AUCKLAND' „ ~ Christchubcii. LONDON OFFICE I 63 Moiy Axe. m f\ /YYI£CESTO4 all wooflilankeTs, 4)\'\S at 12b 81; usual prici. 25i.~J. Coßgrave »nd-". Z L4SB WORK:?, JtetEMAN's Bay.— Vf fatnrd«.y afternoon, from 2to S. *0.ml« ---iion, 6d. Eaoh visiiur recolvts one Ctlasa Jut-, — M. Couk ana Song,



To Let | TO LET, 5-roomed Cottage, Mary street, | Mount Eden.—Apply tit CbaliLcrs, next door. rjpO LET, to Married Couple, Two Rooms, j with nne nf Kitchen —Apply Tilt Uffl'ie. [PlhT, in Victotin-street, adjoining) Hobaon Betel, Two Co nrm.diouß Shops, with loam at r ar—Apuiy Hanoocft and Co., O'ißiomß-fctrtet. o. Mr Miln -, Hobaon Hotel. ■s,'O LE', in Hob-on-street, rthop and ■ Dwelling, opposite Mr Parker's, Grocer,— Apply to Tomaa Cont table. ■"j O LIST, Shop and Dwelling-house in Kurangohapa Road.-Apply to T. Belcher Upper (Jneec-strnet 'H\O LttT, the two aew Shops in Rut , " land-street adjoining the Clarondon | Hotel.—J. M. nndJ. Mowb^ny. rjpo LET, a pleasant Marine Kesldence I at the North -hore, with tiflaoh -frontage. ( Apply to canrlea Bailey, Boatbnllder. ff\O BETeT, with immediate possession, 3 a 7-rODmed Villa Reeldenoe, sltuntud In Park Koad. next to Karly Hack.—Apply Movers I Ireland «roa , Vnloan 1 anp. L a 0 I'KAPJCKS A.\D OTHKKS.—To ? Let. In H'den Terrace, a Doable Shop, with ?ao3 dwelling house.-App'.y C. F. Rayner, Vtctirl«->-t,'-(.et Wtst. U H=i*(jAK<Ja.— i'o Let, the bood- T y will of a Blacksmith's atop, with tools, So.; s good stock of Iron on hand. Plenty of traie-W.J. Smith Harbonr Board Notices &m """ & UCKLAND HARBOOR BOARD. TKNDERS FOB USE OF CO i L DKPOTj RAILWAY WHaRF. Harbour Board Office Anoklend, July 26,1833. Tenders will be received at ih!a omVe until TORSDaY. the 7th Augost. 1883, at noon for OB.' of portion. A. B. and C. Railway Wh»rf, fjr Storage of Loo»l Sea-borne Coal, in terns of plan and ooi-.dUlona to bj toon at this office. The Milieus or any tender not neoeesarll; accepted. Tenders to be endorsed, "Tendor for Coal Dapoi.'1 C. B. BTONB. Chairman. Corporation jNoticses. niTY OF AUCKLAND. ALTERATION OF NAMES ".OB1 STREETS, Tho City Council of Auckland. In pursuance o tho powers under the provisions of the Muniolpal Corporations Act, do hereby mako the following alterations In the name of Streets within the Cily. (Thego alterations are made owing to tho majority of the streets in tho wards lately added to tho city being of the same name as streets already existing) Name Plates will ba placed on the respective streets as soon as ready. P. A. PHILIPS, Town dork. Town Work's Offlco, July 23,1883. HI EABT WARD. Customhouse-street East and West to bo re named Custom-street East and West GRAFTON WARD. RogontrStreet to be re-named Abawa-stbeet Kent-street to bo ro-namod Avon-street Kden Placo to ba re-named Skvkhn-stbeet KARANGAHAPE WARD. Albertrßtreot to be ro-namod Gladstone-stbeei Duko-sireet to bo re-named Kaiuka-street London stroot to be ro-nutned Oxfokd-btbeet Dublin-Blreot to be re-Darned Cobukn-btreet Oxford-street to bo re-named Pitt-street (con tinuation) Blako street to bo ro named MacauLay-bTreeT Brown street to be renamed Carlyle-sirest Kdon-etreot to be ronamed Maninq-strekt Goorgesti-eet to be re named Arney-bibekt NORTH WARD. Weak Queen-street to be re-namod Swanson stuket. PONSONBY WARD. Spring-streot to bo re named Summer-street Duko-atreot to be re-named Rata-strkbt Kast-streot to bo re-named Bulwkr-strbkt Grattan-streot to be re-named Sentinel Road O'Connell-street West to be re-named Hamilton Road Prospect Terrace (near ohurch) to bo re-Bamod Church street Prospect Terrace (sec 5) to bo re-named Cre- MORNK-STKEKT Jorvoia-streot to bo re-named Jkkvois Road Pousonby Road North to bo ro-named Hkbne Bay Road Gracostroot to bo ro-named Vermont street KdlnburKh street to bo ro namod Dunbdin bt. Harbour Torraco to bo ro-uamed Gordon Ter- BAOa Grconwood etroet (sec. 1) toboro naraod Nixon- BTRERT Wynyard-stroet to bo renamed Fitzhoy btreet William street to bo ro-named Costley stkert V/harf Road to bo ro named Waitangi Road York street to bo renamed Mika-street Cameron-Btreottobero-naniudDouGL.iß-STREKT SOUTH WARD. Now-streot (oil Hepburn stroot) to be ro-named TOTARA STREET William street to boro n»mod Haydttn street. Money. 4?IKA -WANTED T" LKND, on free Aj io v. hol(lßeoU rit r , £150.-F. L. Prime, 28, N.Z. Insnranco Buildings. 4*fh f\f\t \ f9oo' £700>' £m t ■^- /Q,\J\J\J~ £250, £50.-ThoflOsovoral Bums to bo lent on good froehold security at roasonablo rates of intoroßt.—Apply to F. G. Kwlngton, Estnto Agent, noxt to "Herald" Offlco. i? 1 i\ f0 tIO,OOu LJJNT on Building 5& 1." Society principles, or o» other lerma to rait borrowers. Allotments bonßht and Houses bolll oa weekly payment system. Mortgages and I^ans ne«otlatod. Jeo J.let of Propcrilos tor sale On Ist page, Six per coat, allowed on money deposited for Investment,— 0. Willumpok, Land, Bstate. and Flnanoial kgrmt and Valnab-ir. 8. Vnloan Lane I«DUSTKIAL AN 1) fKOVIUENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (Corner of Vulcan Lank AND QUKKN-STRKET). INVESTMENT DRPARTMIfiIST. This Society Is now issuing; INVESTING SHARES ordinary, oarrylng full rate of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP SHARES of C2O eaoh, carrying 7 per oent Interest (payablo half-yearly) and par ticipating In »urpluß Profits. DBPOSTT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, per cent, and on Deposits for 6 months, 6 per cent per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. Tho Society advances on Approvod FroohoU and Leasehold Proporty to the extent of three fourths the value. Borrowers may pay off part or tho whole o their Mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further par tlonlars required may bo obtained at the Society's offices. GKORUK IfKASKII, Manager. Drapery, etc. ttv k A P E R Y. CLEARING SALE 1 T. B. IIOBSOy, PONSONBY. 13 REMOVING TO NKW PRRMIBKB, SMBXT MBl WOODB, BUTOnKK. GREAT REDUCTIONS! GBNUINE SALE ! NO PUFF! DBAPBKY. MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHISG|is cow olitaioaßlo at tbo lowest possible prices during my Genuluo Buie. The ohjeot of such rodnotiurs 1b my desire t-j rodiiro tbo utojk as much as possible previous to alterations and enlargement. L'st ot n few notable lines:— Mon's Twai-d Trtiu«era, 2,C. 5/6. 7/6,10/8,12,8, and U 6 rer pair: Man's Printed Molenkio ditto, 1/6 7C, and 8 6 per pair; Mono Devon Trouoei s and Vests, 13/6; a large quamity of Men's.All Wool IJ.fi. Diagonal Pon Jackets, 31/6, worth 111 Men's Phlr's from 1/ ta 6/11 caoft; Men's and Boys' Tweed Hatß. f rom 1/41 each. N.B.— Note the address: JA.MK9 SUUPT, General Draper, Clothier, Outfitter, &o, Lckdc/ Housb. Vlotorlaanil Nel"on "trnotß. Anoklanq ■' MuaicaJ.. JLast Weeki last week ! l4st week J. HOWDEN, SHOfiT LAND-STREET. 3 PIANOS AND 2 HARMONIUMS STJLL TO BE BiCRIFIOKD! BESIDES GOLD AND SILVER WATCHHS, CLOCKS AND JEWELLERY. COME AT GJSCE! AS TH< EUILDINGi? MUST RE PULLSD D )W|* NEXT WEKK. i S OOTHACHE CURE --Instantaneoua J "elief, ODONT ALGIOi Is botile.-SHAR- LiNU a CO. (opposite Post-office)



Prospectus. "JtTEW ZEALANDL4ND MORTGAGE COMPANY (LIMITED). To be Incorporated under the English Joint Stock Companies Acts. CAPITAL £2,000.000 m 200.000 Shares of £10 each. FIRST ISSUE: 50.000 Shares of £10 each. .£500,000. Head Colonial Office AUCKLAND. Deposit on application. 5a per Share; payable on allotment. 5s per Share ; further calls not exoetdiog £1 in lhe whole will hereafter, from time to timo be _^t^ made as may be required, but it ia not proposed to call up more than £1 per Share in all. Colonial Directors: SAMUEL BROWNING, Esq., Deputy Chair man of the N.Z. Insurance Company THOMAS BUDDLB, Esq., Director of the N.Z. Insurance Company JOHN LOGAN CAMPBELL Esq, Director of the Bank of New Zealand] JAMES McCOSH CLARK. Esq., Director of the New Zealand Insurance Company, Auokland DAVID LIMOND MURDOCH, Esq., General Manager Bank of New Zealand, Auckland GEORGE BURGOYNE OWEN, Esq.. Director of the Bank of New Zealand THOMAS RUSSELL, Esq., C.M.G., Director of the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Com pany, Limited, London CAPTAIN JAMKd STONE. Director of the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Com pany, Limited THE HON. JAMES WILLIAMSON, M.L.0,, President of the Bank of New Zealand THE HON. FREDK WHITAKKR. M.L.C., Premier of the Colony of New Zealand JOSEPH LISTON WILSON. Esq., Dlreotor Of the N.Z. Insurance Company (With power to add to their number!. Bankers : THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Solicitors : messrs whltaker & russell. Secretary, pro tern : james buttle, esq. Offices : N.Z. INSURANCE CO., Queen-street Auck land. This Institution is to be formed for the pur pose of transacting the business of a Loan and Investment Company. It Is proposed to raise money in Great Hritaln_ jy the issue of Debentures at English rates of :nterest, to be lont upon approved eitatee with n tho Colony of New Zealand; the difference in iho ratoa of interest constituting the main source 3f profit to the Company. The Company will also, on commission, re 3oive money in Great Britain for investment in Now Zealand, in the name of tho lender or of the Company, and oither with or without the Company's guarantee. Tho borrowing powers of the Company, whother on debentures or otherwise, will bo limited to the amount of the uncalled capital The investment of the debenturo money on rood securities will afford a guarantee of safety alike to tho debenture-holder and shareholder In the Company. Sound institution of a similar character have no dlffloulty In placing their debentures at low rates of interest, and it is bollnred that this Company will readily soouro the whole amount of monoy needed for successfully carrying on Its operations. All such companies, well managed, hava been successful, affording the most comploto seourlty to those who lend on the Company's dobenturos, and to the shareholder who Invests his money in the undertaking and extends to it his guarantee. Tha following table Bhows the names of Blmilar undertakings, and indicates the success which has followed their operations : z a t> 111 fS! N g g g X F P B pi & X £ H 8 p G en , . 11l 1 y m * 8. s| & q 1I B i P C I p iri g 5 i * : 3 U 8 as sasl 8 ii lei • <a fit p| I ?& ---5g s hits p. £ - s Si° An important feature In crancction with thi unflortaKing and whloh most oasn'o t« It «rod manißnment and eoanoray l« kdmtnlsirat'on, <8 th»t «ho Dlrec'ors haveH"anged with tho Wew Ze«l»nd lmu«s«ce O»mpa»y, on Tery f*vour «b'o ttrms, for tke ute o' th*irodlo«B a*d »»on oie« th>oig*ont the who'e of the co'o»y. The Dlreotors attach great Importance 'o »bis ai-.-mtfemeut, bailor In a that tbroDga It they havo iecarod an efficient ngenoy at the mlninnm of cost. Tho«e vrh» Bra most Intlmstoly acijualnted with the Co ony k»ow tha<, though there are so»oral eimllar Companloi in full work in New Zoiland. yot the fle d la not h«lf oconplod, »Bd that a Tor* Urgfl amount of Capital Is atlll ureontiy needed to deve op tbe enormous re> soorcoi of tho Co ony. Tte Ulrecoru fesltho greatest confldenoa th»t tbe»e la »n amp o fl«ld for the snocoes at the Companr. Tto Compasy will be registered In KngUnd, and the necessary stops wlil be taken forthwith to issue the Shares in London, and toonre a quotation oa the ftook Kxoh»nge. atier wtaioh tbo colonial applloacta will have their Sbaret plaoed on tho Colonial Reßfctar. Thero will bt an Raglish and a Colonial Register, and the Shares will ba transferable from ono Beglstei to another. There will bo a London Board oi Dlreowrs, snd several Influential New Zealand colonists hare sgrcod to act at Homo Dlrootorj. It 1« alaa Intended to place a largo number oi tho ShMros in areat Briialn. The Capital of the Company ha^ been fixed at £2,000.000. Shares will bo issued from tints to time as the Company progreses and the capital (S required. Tbo object ofthla notification la to asoortain the names oi thoso who ero wi'llni? to take Bharos in the procoßea Companr. The first Is- Fuocf ah&roa will be limited to 50.000, and will bo trade In Lonfoi. Of this fsiue as many as possible will be subßorlbed for there, on bohaH of those who respond to this application, bnt the 1 ireotors <Jo not bind themselvei to any al lotment, a"dreeorve the right to refoai an al lotment ; if no allotment be made, the deposit Will b ireturned in full. More taao one half ol the proposed Colonial allotment la already bud- Bcribed for. Appl!cMions to be made at the ofilco ot the New Zealand Insaranco Compary, In Anek laud, whore forma'oan be had on or before tentt August. Auckland, Ist Augußt, 1883. Gazette m nangruptcy. TN BANKRUPTCY Creditors in the following Estatos who hay not already done so are requested to Prove the! Claims with me on or before FRIDAY, the Wi. ; instant, when dividends will bo payable :— Griffiths Brother* & Co.. of Taurangi Storekeepers—first dividend. Henry Lipscombe of Queen-street, Seedi man—first and final dividend. THO. MAOFFABLANK^ ■ Supreme Court, August 2nd, 1883. f.HH



For Bale. FOB H*LE, a Small Grocery Business in cm of iho leading streets of the town; no KPOrt'wiii, on'.y BtooK, about *20>~Address at STiit office. Tiir 11 SALE, 1 of Crossley's Otto Silent M? Ga9 Kugjr.es In flrst-ola;B orcer. Can bo Been working any d*y.—Q. Hnlme, Q ifen-at. 'gj^KKNOH MiiilSOS in all colours,' ' ' Cheviots and Frenoh Ca^hmeriS Wlr cbib, [ Wool Pialdn. talt prioa —J. Oopgraye and Ca^ | KTSOR SALF.-Franklin koad.—Very S 1 Handsome New Verandah Villa, bsw wlodow. 7 l=riie rooms, watbhonso, gas and witerlsld In from malai. register g'a'es, and every convenience; allotment, 40 x 105; great bargain; mnet be told at onoe, us the owner Is leaving the distiiot.-D ff. Kvans, Land Mart, ' Qaeen-strest, next Bask of A.cstralas'a. 697 ijVOK SALE, Scotia Place, off Queen etr<et, (Jointiiooi ,ua Reßldence of eight rooms, conservatory, bmh rcoaa, large wash honeo (fitted with copper), caa ard water laid on : et-erv convenience ; allotment 35 x 180 ; vory chonp.—apply D. F. Kvsns's h nd JVB't, Queen btrott next Bank of Australasia. 556 gj OR Avenue, Edenvale.— ' ' A very pretty Villa of i rooms and soul lery, register grates, range, tank, &c.; quite new, am well-flnished; volcanic soil; allot ment 33 x 143.—Apply to D. F. Evans, Land Mart, Queen-street, noxt Bank of Australasia. _J__ 712 K/'OK t*ALK, very desirable Verandah IP Honse of 6 rooms, wash-house, good work shop, fowl-house, and good garden; freehold allotment about 120 x Si. situate in Clarence street, near Mr Dalton's, Ponsonby. Price only £160. Must be sold.-D. V. Etnas. Land Agent, Queen-streot. 863 OUNc KDEN. — New and well finished Villa Residence j bay window} fitted up with cupboards, registor grate; oven, nice garden; 60x100-good corner allotment; a very pretty place; situated Mary-Btreet, near main road; nice position.—D. ff. Evans. (835 (^HEAP COTTAGES~FOK SALE,. J I BOOTLANO-STftKKT ((freeman's B»y)- Cot , Uuo, i rooms, and freehold allotment Price, £180. (821) LBAMINGTOV RO ID, Mount Kden—Cotuae. i rooms, &o.; allotment SO z 91, Price. £220. (851) PEARL-STHEST. Stobee's Point-Coltago, i room*. Sm. ; allotment 69 x 130. Price. £150. STANLSr-STEEET, off Great North Read- Cottage, 4 rooms, soullery, &o.; allotment 83 x 100. £230. (836) OH/IkLOTTK. ITRE^T. Off Great North Road —Oottace, 4 rooms, and ucutlury ; allotment lO'Bcholti, 33 x 10U. £136. (824) BPRING-ST.KE 4T-Cot*»ge, 4 rooms, and tree hold allotment for #260. (819) DUBJjIN-srKKHT, Ponnonby—Hou°e, 8 roomu and freehold allotment, for £23!); a grant bargain. ISIS) NKW-BTR «XT. Newmarket -CoWaga. 6 rooms. row well, garden, aid- allotment 13 x 120, for £320. 1815) BRIGHTON, ParneU—Cottage, * rooms »nd freehold allotment, really good, for £260. SPRINH-STRKBT - Verandah Cottage of 6 roams, and freehold aUotment, for £320; cheap. (792jisj AccL others on application to D. IT. EVANS, Land Agent, Qaeon-etreeti JjtOß POSIXIVB SALE, CHEAP. A really good Farm of 810 aores; partly Im proved i balance good plousbAble land. A portion of bosh, some of wbioh ia laid out like a park. There U a mood Orchard, Bi^ht roomed House, and suitable out-buildiDgs; splendid eiroaiu of fresh water, and the coach going North phsbss the honse three tmes a week. Prioo low and Terms easy.—Apply to JOHN SOPPKT. Land Agent; No. 8, Queen-street, DOTATOES! POTATOES! FOR SALE, By the undersigned, in lots of one ton or more. OK TONS PRIME CANTERBURY *° POTAIOES At £3153 per ton, net cash. GI/JVEK AND NICCOL. CUSTOMHOUSE-STKEET. Auckland, August 2nd 1883 TjICYCLES H)R SALE.—One 64-inch 13 Roy»l Mail, nearly n<>w. Oo this machine the Clirt CAsmplanßhlp, Ono Mllo Handicap, and Thrre Mile Hsndloap weie won,—One Otto (Safety Bioyole Bullable for either lady or gen t'.eman —Onn 4S-lnoh Invincible Roadster, new, —Apply W. M. Servlca. r\N SALE AKD TO ARRIVE. 850 Sacks Prime OAMiRU POTATOES, fit for Tablo or Seed 100 Sacks Prime SEED TARTARIAN OATS 200 Sacks MILLING OATS 300 Saoks FEED OATS Wool'B FLOUR Flemming and Gilkinson's FLOUR Oatmeal, Bonedußt, Sharps, Bran, Maize, Chair, &c, &c K. MITCIIELSON & CO., Kauri Gum and Grain Merchants, 19, Queen-street, Whorf. AKAH6KB! ORANGES! NOW LANDING, XX 80HO3NER SAXOX, FROM RAROTONGA, 120,000 ORANGES. CHA-RLES BAGLKY, PAHNKLt, fIJSB. Hotels. PRINCE ARTHUR HOTEL AND THE TIMKS. lIOBSON & WELLESLEY-STREETS. TO THK INHABITANTS OF AUCKLAND AND THB TRAVELLING PUBLIC. The New Prince Arthur having now begun the second year of Its existence, the Proprietor begs to take the"opportunity of returning thankß to his numerous triends and patrons for the liberal support accorded him during the past twelve months ho has had the honour of catering for the public in the New Houso. When, two years ago, the old Prince Arthur was condemned, the Proprietor then, as now, thought nothing but a First class Hotel could be a success on such a healthy, picturesque, and prominent position in the City as the present nito offered. The Hotel was built, and, not like many Bpecu latlons, quite new and novel. The Old House, as it were, had to be resuscitated, old associa tions of the past are Inter-woven and absorbed into newer Ideas and Improvements of the present. Certainly, then as now, they all served a purpose. The old Fort Ligar endeavoured to throw a mantle of protection over oitiKens against Maori raids in the early days of Auckland. On the same Bite the old Prince Arthur, through all He viccisitudes, endeavoured to accommodate the publio and the traveller. There is now a newer life on the same old spot, wending its way alone to meet the times of modern Improvements; for when the tram ■ways Trill thread tho streets oC Auofcland (Wollesley and Hobson streets included), anc when tho stone pier will jut out into the beauti ful waters of the Waitemata. and Hobson-streei hare a well-defined, approaoh to the Harbonr. then it will be seen the Prince Arthur begai not one day too soon in helping to provide foi that accommodation in this particular trade whioh is now, and in the future, more than evei required. And when these works contemplated ar< bo soon to'be commenced, and very soon to be completed, then it will be seen that Auoklano will gain a higher reputation, whioh, at present many people designate her as one street City. Auokland, as a commercial seaport-its geo graphical position facing the direct water-waj towards the mighty Continents of America anc Australia and the numerous islands of theSoutl Pacific—having a magnificent harbonr, anc shortly to be connected by railway communioa tlon with the " Wonder Land of the World (the Hot Lukes Country), allowing visitors t( see its wonders, and baokod by the energy of iti people, must givo such an Impetus to trade anc commerce Id Auckland that wo, as a people can scarcely recognise the important effect H has had and will ha^e upon the rapid growtl and prosperity of the town and surroundiDf With this in view, the Proprietor is anxious tt keep pace with the times, and may also hereir take the liberty to remark that courtesy attentiveness, with a desire to please, create: confidence. A well-kept Table and the best o£ Refresh ments— The Spirits pure and old, The Wines fine and agoing, The Ales strong and cold. And goblets clear and shining— creates custom. Comfort, Convenience, and Kconomy sail Buccess, which tho Management of the Prine< Aithur trust it may carry out with every satiE faction to its patrons. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, HUBERT ORAM, Proprietor. Meetings. THE KAIPAKA STEAMSHIP CO, liUIIIKD. Notice is hereby given that an Extraordlnar Oenanil Metttag of Shareholders of the abov Comoßßy v.i'l bn!haldattho Chamber of Con meice iiootns. In the U.y of AnoWand, o "kid iT lOlh As X s«. im. at two o'oook I HVe* of «6 e^'oßW.m (divided Into 10,10 rt£r£ of £8 wobi-By Older. BhMe WILLIA « LODDK R. Manager Ksipars, S,S. Co., Limited, Auckland. sth Angußl, 1633



I liost and Found. LOST, by servant girl, on Sunday night, between Auckland end Mount Albert, a Parse coutainlocc (£t no'oi. a few ' shillings 2 rings, and a piece o green ribbon.— The finder will be rewarded on returning It to X 0. GreonwooM23.Qaceojßtteot. inoUNE>7ia Smith's Mount Edeu omni- F bus, a Sum of Money.— Apply to Mr Sni'b, on His stand, Pjat-cflloe. or at Mount EdeOa business .Notices. nEE THE SHAVING SCENE. "Barber 0 of Seville."OpenHome. TONIGHT. Fi\ PIECES Slack nnd Coloured Best &\J Velveteen, Is 6d per yard.-J. Coa grave & Co. fIUKK FOX INDIv IuH— TUNIC 1 > BALSAM, a GanuiDe layer Kegulatlon, ijjioe Si a bottle.-SHAKLAND & CU (oppo site Poat-offloa). (^/"K* « PIKCES Horrocks' Calico, 3s f) \y \J gd per dozen yards,—J. Cbsgrave and Co. CJOCKET DKAIN PIPJ.S. -A large JO Quantity, Ist and 2nd olSBa (various sizes), at low rotes — AY. and G. Wlngtono. P_/^rpli»CliS os~Flush in all Colon's, O* / Is 9d, usual price 5s 6d.-J. Cosgravo and Co. VTuTICE OF REMOVAL.—The under- IT* signed begs to notify that he has Removed to new and Central Offices, next Bank of New Zealand, Queen street.-rJoim R. R.ndkrson, Stock and Sharebroker. Land and Kststo Agent, —N. 8.: Convenient Offices to Let on the ground floor, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street. LI.QUOK TEA COMPANY, LONDON. A HANDBOMH! VOLUMK IS GIVBN A\VA* WITH KVEBtf THREES Pound* of 1.1 QUOR TTTTTTTTTTTT TT TT TT IX TT TT 2/6 D ib, TT «ty 9 lb. TT TT 'FTTTTl1 AY. S. COLLINS, Agent, MANUKAU KOAD, PAKNKLL, AUCKLAND, Terms Strle'ly Cash. rjEW BUICHEK'S BUSINESS. The nndotslgnei will open on FRIDAtf "JKX'1 a New ihop in UpP'T Q'ie*n-rtteo» (in Leienton's WHlldlmt-J wl.h a.fine Sh)W of Butchers'Meaf. Tue took will always be of tne very beßt quality, and at loweet prices. Ho truats br attention to buafoeia to merit a fair sha^e ot Ountoin. Team-Ca... oao.g W iaHT. *I,BEKT EATON, "^^ PBODUOK MERCHANT AND COMMISSION AGENT, FORT-BTRKBT, AUCKLAND. uINNEY'S FRKE STOKK. The undersigned has opened a Large Store io FORT-STRKET for STORAGE PURPOSES, And is prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCES-ON GOOD 3 RECEIVED. AVIUIAM BINNEY. AUCKLAND. _ . Victoria-street East, and at College Road, Ponsonby. Established 1801. */TARTIN 'jj/|CjQERMOTT, | Licensed Waterworks Plumber, Wholesale and Retail Tinsmith, Gaefltterv aftd Locksmith. All Orders PnnetuaUy Attended to. mi i N C^ i » G, SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST Is as (ollows :— Best Pallnß Fence of purirl jposte, Hobart raUs, and sft Hobart paUngs, one taoh apart, 60s. Paling Fence tc consist heart kauri posts, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, 555. Three-rail Fence, purirl po3ts and Hobart Wire Fenooa with Top Rail, 335. Wire Fence, 7 wires, 253. Barbed Wire Fenoe, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, 18s per ohaln. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Picket Fences, from 2s per foot not painted, or 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Picket 11.with mill wrought Wioket Gate, all ainted complete, at 3sper foot. All kinds Repairs to, Fenceß and Estimates for very description of Fence given on applioa .ion to Sam. White, Fencer, Custom-street, apposite Arnold. Hinea and Co. i OG-R< LLING.—Mr Wro. Parker, bo I J long well known as Mill Manager to N.Z. Timber Co., has been appointed Mill Manager for Devonport Saw Mill Co., and contractors and the public can now depend upon receiving their timber well cut and dressed at shortest notice. QPA PIECES Milton Cloth for /W**v/ Dr«sses,;9Jdper yard.—J.Cosgrave and Co. it- Board and Residence. RIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE for winnle Gentlemen; four minutes from Post f'flloe; If permanent 18a per week —Ad dre«H Mro Uallen. Confeotioror. Qnpen-strept. TroTlHriuit UstiuWixi, hotui,, XJC HOBSON-6TKKKT. Board and Lodging. ._..2ita. per Week Sinoui R00a.............2.')H. per Week meaical JD F. W I LX I N S, OCOLIBT AND AURI3T TO CHRISTCHOROH HOSPITAL, Will arrive in Aocxland. August 13, remsioing about three weeks, to treat E jo, tfor, and Throat Diseases, Rooms at THE PHARMAOY, QOKEK-fTRKET. i HE best romedy ever discovered for * Corns is Cura Clava-a truly marvellous cure; Is 6d.—C. W. Goodson, London Arcade. 'i IHE Best Preparation extant tor promo -1 ting Hair Growth Is Dr. Krmamna Wison's LOTION FOR THE HAIK., It la prepared from the original formula of this eminent authority by Uhablsb Butcher, Vharmaoeu tioal Chemist (Vlotorla and Nnw Zealand). inaction of Pitt and Qr«j-strectß, Anokland. FOR WINTiJt COUGHS and Bronchia Irritation rnRY AICKIN'B SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS X with Hypophosphlte of Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronio Chest Affections, " Alokins Syrup of Euoalyptus, with Ilypophosphlte of Ijime and Quinine," is most cortainly alterative and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma Address — THE PHARMACY, Queen-street. PROFESSOR ELLIS, Medical Herbalist, has arrived from Christohurch, after directing most success!nl Cures, and is now pre pared to treat all diseases. He guarantees to cure (without fall) the following Complaints, if not too far gone:—Asthma, Bronchitis, Con sumption (second stage), Cataract, Dropsy, Dysentery, Fevers, Liver Complaints. Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, and Seoret Complaints of young men. Wonderful Cure for Corns without pain.—Address: 308, Queen-strefet (next Young Women's Institute). Private Consulting Room. Hours: From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. WORM All children suffer from them. If Buepeotßd, ask for the Certain Cure. BHARLaND'S WORM POWDKBB,I/paoket Apothecaries Hall, opposite Pogt-offloe. I G7HEND 8 KSOMF'S Cherry Pectornl • •" ♦ is an Excellent Remedy for Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, and the various other affections of the Chest and Bronchial Passages.—This preparation ia not supposed to Check tho Cough suddenly, but to remove the caugo.—To be had only of J. G. Hendbhsok, Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposite Throe Lamps. Ponaonby, Anokland. MARSHALL'S Pure Homceopatbic Medicines. Is per bottle, 9i dczsn, at C. W. Goodßon'B, London Arcade, ■THE MARVELLOUS REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLD 3, HOARSENKSS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS CONSUMPTION, AND ALL CHEST AFFECTIONS. BONNINGTON'S PECTORAL OXYMEL OF CARRAGEEN OK IrKH Moll (RBGISTKBBD). Cures the worst forms of Coughs Colds, and HoaraeneßS, gives Immediate Relief in Bron chitis, is the Best Medicine for Asthma, Cures Whooping-Cough, Is Invaluable in the Early Stages of Consumption, Relieves all Affections of the Chest, Lungs, and Throat. SOLD EVERYWHERE. GE O. B O~N~N INGT ON, CHRI3TCHURCH. DOCTORAKJNOLD'SPiSNMYROYAI, AND STEEL PILLS.—The moat popular medicine of the day. Price, 2s 6d a bot-Colo nial Agenta Shabland & Co.. opposite' tho PostOmoe. __■_— — HHARLAySfcOO.- opposite Port-offlo*. —A TNL XS S M~K DICaL ' KLKCTBIOITY. VV. HINTON, havlDg junt arrived from Lon don, with moat rt.cci.tiy approved sppllancFß, is prepared rturln« a short titay In this nlty to tre%t nervous »nd nther diseases by G»lvanization, \ faradization. ani> Fka^eu• iz>tion. I GhM'gß.i very mo er*to. * onuultstton Free. i Corns extracted without pitin. ; Bealdence! 60, Hobßon-Bireet, T doom from \ overnor Browne HoteU Uqnrs, bom 10 a.m, in.



Tenders. ssFgmkd estate of IaUBTTC HBNBIKdBN. JKWBLLBB, KO» VICTORIa.-3XkHJH,T. Tenders are Invited np to August 10 for the purchase of the whole of tho Stock In the aDOye Kstste. Eojar*te t«nclerj required for tho Book Debts. Bol>, &c. Tenders to be addressed to the Trustees. BOX 286, Post-offlco, AncWand, Catatcgue3 on i ppUcalioa at tho Stab Office. Actions. TO-MOKKOW, AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. MARKET DAY. ARTBUK'S POULTRY, P^X 08 * FRUIT AND GROCKRX AUCTION MABSBT. ART HUE'S MAKT. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. p B ODUCB b KRVIT ?B AND T GROOKBT 191 sacks Walkato Potatoeß. suitable for seed 65 gunnies Onions 60 tegs Butter Bran. Oatmeal. Sharps, Flour, Oats, M«IW FRUIT.-Apples, Oranges. Lercaas lies. uuouitß, Nelson Jam. boxes uowen Maocaronl. Vermicelli, BxwsCi of Soap 16 mats Dark Brown Sumr ON BALK PKIVATBXy, FDKNirUKK DKPtKTMKNr. AT AUCTION PRICE*. A Superior Pla*p, In walnut caee, by Boca; thro" good Plinoa BewlnK Machine", two (food Second-hand Drawing-room Suites, one New Leather DUIM-fia Salts, Parlour Suites. Mirrors, Looking BUU*. Lawps, Picture*. Grates, Stoves il"**l' l"' intt Fancy T»ble B ; *<»°™* *-*££• Cbeffmiere, hook Oiseß, O'bbi *-M*» Kl'ohen D-esPcr. M»Uin«- Carpels, BwA ?i.K B Anders Wool Mats Iron »4Woj.d B^dttesda. Mattraes^S, P»lli i; Be8i p P'JpKS onesia of Urawera. Washhtunds, ToUe« Tablep, Toilet Bete IfI.MOBBOff, At 11 o'clock a.m. AT SIBbTk 7 S MAKT. af\ Socks SOUTHERN POTATOES O V-' 200 sake OaW S SSS £!&. Ba^, Flour (3outhern) if or Positive Salei ._- H ._ ai 3) Cheeses (Best Canterbury und AUOKian«l Eeroslne. Candles, Urocorka iO tana Lemon Peel 30 lbs. Coftco 2 oasei Bacon and Bares 50boxcB Tea . TO-MOBROW, At 12; o'clock, SHOPS FOB BEMOVAL. G. W. BINNKY WILL sell, on the premises, WELLES- Iby-stbikt, next to Buohanan ■new Bolldlnss, to-morrow (Frldaj), at U 0 cloo_. 0 EHOP3 FOR RBWOVAL. Terms—Cash. "" TO-MORROW. PRODUCE! SiLE. GROCERIES, FRUIT TREES, &f. HOUSEHOLD FURHIIURB. W. DOWDEJS WILL sell by auction:at the Exchange Mart, To-morrow, pi U o'elook, tc ult and Flowering Traea Prime Table Potatoes 6 r O Md^uV-°l0 8U>..100 1 b..an 4 20011.. 3 tons Onions SI kegs Prime Butter 10 kegs Taranaki Buttc? Cheese, arrowroot TD Plpaß, BroomK, Stare* Also. A Large >siortment of HOTBSHOIiD FoRSirUSK Sewlnc Machines, Plotur. s Vow Handsome Vase Wax Flowers W. DOWDER, Auctioneer. to-morrow, 11 o'clock a.m. CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL sell by auction, To-morrow, at their Booms, Queen-street, at U 0 olook sbarp, POULTRY -JTowH, Duoks, Tt rkera, Geaae. Pigeons. OaDarles, Hogs, and Young Pigs, So. PRODUCK-Hamsand Bacon. Walroa Oheeye. tali Beef, Buwer. Onlonß, «"**»••*"£? klcs 400 taoka Oats, 20 sacks M»Ua. Bran. Bharp», Ohaa P-gmeal. oatmeal. Floiu GROCKBIK3 - Tea, Sugar, Kl°^, Barter Mu*tarl, Ling Flab, Honey. Vinegar, Sawn. Koaossne, Bco. Also. STOOK OF DRAPBRY- Gento' Bolts, 8 Trous-ra. Ooata. Blankets. Oarpett. «OOto. Petilooats, Table Cloths, Ladies Hats, ana Lot other oundriei CARBINES ffl TAYLOR, Auctioneer*. JOHN LBYDOnI [EDWARD LBYDOU TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock, MESSRS. JOHN & E. LEYDON WILL sell at their Central Commercial Eaie Rooms, »ex« tho Union Bftok, Queea-street, " DRAPERY-Conslstlng of BJan^**, Boys, Youths', and Gents' Suits. Trousers, Hate, Caps, Calicoes, Dress .Pieces, Tweeds, So6ke, Trimmings Collars and Cuflk. Shirts, fK^&o. tFURNfTURB - Consisting ««>>*S' Drawers, Meat Safes. Chairs, Tables, Waßh- Rtands Pictures, Wooden end Iron Beo- SS Mat raseea, Matting. Sanoepanß, Kit cuen Range, Loo Tables, Birtl Cages &0., «W. ALSO. , On Account of Whom it May Concern, ™ sacks of mX suitable for Fowls GROCERIES-1 ton of Soap. 1 ton Sugar, Hams and Bacon, Lemon Peel, Pickles. CUTLKRY-3 cases Axes. 1 doien tarn Rakes; Balance-handled Knives and Carvers, &c., &O. . W. S. COCHEANK. *AS. DAOEB MONDAY, AUGUST 13. STORE AND TEN ACRES LAND, KAMO, WHANGAREI. 'g-^HE tsubscribers will sell, at their 1 Aooms Fort-street, on Monday. Angnat 13 at 12 o'olock (by order o£ the Trustee In the Estate of Mr A. Boss), ALLOTMENT 122, parish of Whargawi (adjoininsr the coal mines), containing 10 c^fA^wlL^Wra about £30 a year. SAMUEL COCHRANB & SON, AuoEloneen. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, TO CLOSE PARTNERSHIP AC. COUNTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE AUCKLAND AND SOUTHERN PRODUCE COMPANY. OKA SACKS~ OATS, MAIZB, k CHAFF, FLQUB, OAT MBAL. v* packages"iEA, coffee, BISCUITS, CONFECTIONERY, CIGARETTES, GISGBR WINJS. Also, GARDEN SEiIDS AND AGBICUL" TURAL, SEEDS, CONSISTING OF COCKSFOOT, TURNIPS, CLOVER, &C WEIGHING MACHINES, SEED CASKS, COUNTBR, OFFICE FITTIHGB. ALSO, At 12 o'clock, TrHB UWBXPIBED JLEASE OF 10i TKABS OF THK WICLI,. KNOWN nB-MTBAtT PHKMISICB. Q'KKN-arREKT. ab6vk company. E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions! to sell by publio anoUo<. on the premices of the Auckland and S< mharn Proance Compaiy, Qaeeu-btree'. {opqobite Me« t» T. and 8. Mornn fd Co., Queen-oueet), on Weoneedsy nest, Bttl AllßUtt' THE ABOVE. I E. & a. tii« ACS, Auctionww, (Continued on fourth pagti