LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[REUTEK'S TELEGRAM.] (Received August 6, 2.30 p.m.) rp_E MERCHANTS 7-IPMNG AND UNDER WRITERS' ASSOCIATION.] LONDON, August 4. SHIPPING NEWS.-THE AUSTRAL smrrx at - LASGOW Arrived • Ship Wanlock, from Lyttelton, April 23- and steamship Austral, from Sydney, at Glasgow, where she has been docked for refitting. the Irish Informers -Will they be Sent to New Zealand / MELBOUKNE, this day. The latest information regarding the in formers is that Kavanagh and Hanlon have slened an agreement consenting to their, friendly deportation beyond the austrnlian colonies.

FIRE AT THAMES.

— -» Me SUP-BINTENDEaT Thorn.ON has re ceived the following telegram having re ference to a tiro at the Thames which occurred early this morning:-" Thames, Augnst 6, 1883,—Four-roomed houso in Sealey-street, Thames, owned by Kobert Batoman, and occupied by irchi bald Currie, was burned between two and three o'clock this morning. Origin of fito supposed to be occidental. Damage from £30t0£40. Not insured.—(Signed) W. A. KIK-Y, Sergeant-Major,"

MERCURY BAY TIMBER COMPANY.

Annual Meeting of Shareholders, The annual meeting of shareholders in the Mercury Bay Timb.r Company was held at noon to-day, in the offices of the Company, Fort-street. Mr D. H, McKenzie presided. Ruh-BT and Balance-sheet. — The report and balance-sheet were read as' fol lows __The direotoia hava pleasure in pre seating to the shareholders their report and balance sheet for the half-year ending 30th June last, and congratulate them upon the result of the Company's operations. Not withstanding thelower prices current during the period under review than those ruling lost year, the net profit, as shewn by the balance-sheet, was £8 850 6s lOd, after making ample allowance for depreciation of forest, &c Owing to the unavoidable delay in completing the new mill, the output for the past six months has not •quailed what was expected ; and the winter having set in before a stook ot sea soned timber for dressing purposes could be obtained, sales have necessarily bsens ome- What curtailed. The new plant is now com pleted and its output is large, and unless pricesfurther decline, It is anticipated that thebalancs-aheet for the current half-year compare favourably with tke present one. The present stock of logs at the various mills is unusually latga, while at the same time sales cannot be forced, the Southern markets being stagnant; and tbe prices in Auitr-ha being alto low, stocks wiU have to be worked off before much improvement can take place. Having these coidltions in view, and in order to fortily the Company against any pressure that might induce them to trade at insufficiently profitable rates, the directors recommend that ths payment of a dividend be postponed to the end of the current half year, when it la expectsd that the mark.t will be steadier and the demand more active.—For the Board cf Directors, D. H. M_jKh_Zlb, Chaitman. The balance-sheet was read as follow, :— To sundry creditors, £18,325 15s; bills payable, £4,849 10s 8d ; outstanding pay orders, £194 18s 7d: total liabilities, £83,169 19s 3d. Capital, £100,000; profit and loss account balance, December 31, 1883 £5,794 7s lOdj less dividend de clared In March, £1,562 10s; less directors* fees for last year, £111 8s; net profit for half-year, £3,850 8s 10» : total. £131,338 15s lid. By forest, freehold land, mills, build ingf, booms, trams, etc,£30,460 13s 4d ; logs in booms and cracks, sawn timber, live stock, and goods in store, £33,697 2s Sd; sundry debtors, __-,3J6 13s 6d; office furniture, £30; unpaid calls, £393 12a _d ; cash In hand, £20 15s 4d : Total assets. _J_B,B__ 15s Ud. Unallotted shares, 50,000 at£l. £50,000: uncalled capital on 60,000 shares at 5a each, £13.500 : total, £111,838 15a lid. The profit and lobs account shewed s—To depreciation on forest, Ac, £872 15s sd; bad debt, £115 2s 9d; salaries, trade ex penses, rents and rates, insurance, Interest, dlseonnt, &c, £1,483 lis Id; bslance, £_,B_o 9s lOd : total, £6,321 16s Id. By rents, £15 12s; transfer fees, £1 2s 6d ; , gross profits, £6,305 Is 7d: total, £6,321 . l_s Id. By balance, net profits, £3,850 fls ■ JOd. —BB2_f. GUJ-Eg, Secretary. < In moving the adoption of the report, the : Chairman said they bad a good stock of ( accumulated timber seasoning, which would , be dressed during the summer, snd should bring a good price. There was every pro- ; .petit of a favourable half-year. ( Mr J. M. Clark added that out of the assets £26,000 represented logs at tbe ' booms and in the creeks. ibis was a ' favourable item in the balance-sheet. The profit, so far, was more than 25 per cent. ( on the paid up eapit-L, ?! The report and balance-sheet were adopted, and the meeting terminated with thanks to Chairman and direotors.

PARLIAMENTARY.

.______. OUlt SPECIAL __BPO_.__ft__. < WELLINGTON, this day. Wahanui't Petition. THE Native Affairs Committee report re | Wahannl's petition that the petition should , hare the favourable consideration of the • House when the Native Committees Bill • and Native Land Sales Bill are before it. Mr Thomas Russell's Land i Claims. I The Russell Exchange of Land Bill, ■ Introduced by Mr Rolleston, is intended to , Srovide for a settlement of the claims of Mr • 'homac Russell against the Government in , respect of the Mangapomi or Hangabunga : block, and a portion of tho Te Aroha block, and Waiharakeke last and Waiharakeke Wett blocks, Thames County, by giving him a grant of six thousand acres of Wai harakeke East block. Mr Pyhe'e Gaining Bill. Mr Pyke's Gaming and Lotteries Amendment Bill purposes to repeal sections 46 and 4. of the Gaming and Lotteries Act,

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEAR- ANCE OF THE CUTTER CORALIE.

•"" " I THE well-known cutter, Coralie, dig. | appeared from the harkour during Sunday night, and, up to a late hour this after, noon, had not been discovered. She arrived from Mercury Bay with a full cargo of timber - .4.000 feet—on Saturday night, and was anchored to tbe westward of Queen-street whart. Stranberg, the master, and the crew of the cutter came ashore, leaving nobody in charge, Last night some of the men, in tending to go aboard, pulled off from the wharf in tho dingy, but returned after a lengthy but fruitless search for the vessel. They waited ashore until daylight and then made another cruise, but they also proved unsuccessful, and all efforts to brace the cntter Leve resulted iv a similar manner, Tbe weather daring Sunday was very fine, and the wind very light, which makes it very remarkable that the vessel should have gone any great distance if she had happened to pick up her auchor. The only other way in T-hich her disap pearance can be accounted for is that she has been stolen by eomo daring adventure j, who has sailed her out of port never to return again, but the theory appears very improbable as the circum stances of wind, weather, etc., were most unfavourable for such a venture. The clearing up of the mystery ia awaited with much interest, The Coralie is a vessel of 29 tons register, owned by Mr R. a, Player, of Auckland.

Mr D, G. Macdonnell this afternoon re. ceived a telegram from the manager of the Prince Imperial mine stating that 9 cwt of specimens bad been obtained from the Beventh stope in No, 1 section west of No. 5 level, a good show is also stated to be left. A meeting of the creditors of A. Stephens brasifonnder, was held this morning when __. T*l0 1 s; 1 Macffarlane was elected trustee. -he liabilities were stated at £138 and the assets at £20. The Gaiety Comedy and Burlesque Com pany is expected to arrive to-morrow, and will open in Abbott's Op. m House on Mon-

AUCKLAND RACING CLUB.- ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the above clv took place this afternoon. Present :-M B. Tonks (in tbe chair), T. Morrin. J. Kirk wood, F. W, Marks, Forster, McGuire Morpeth, Marshall, Allison, Hal.tead, W Mowbray, Lickson, M. Gallagher, C. S Wright, L. W. Coupland, McKinnon Picket, Dickey, Hammond, Gamble, Buller Barber, and Kobert Shepherd. The secre tary (Mr Percival) submitted the followin; statement of accounts : - Income and Expenditure oj _/__ Atieklanc Racing Club, year ending 30th June 1883 :— Dr.—To interest, £442 3slod; secretary £250 . wages, £279 6s; charges, £304 7i lOd ; balance, £945 14s 9d : Total, £2 21(. 12a5.. Cr.—By annual subscriptions, £734 rent of racecourse, £92 10.; spring meeting receipts, £460 9s 6d, spring meeting ex penses, £460 10s 6d—£s 19s; summei meeting receipts, £3,926 19s, summei meeting expenses, £2,715 16s 7d—£1,211 2s sd; antumn meeting, 1883, receipts, £1,46 ---oi 6d, autumn meeting, 1883, expenses, £1,360 6s 6d—£lo2; assumed names, £1 Is; autumn meeting, 1886, £73: Total, £2,219 12s sd. By balance, £945 14s 9d. BALA-i-C-SH-ET OF THE AUCKLAND RACING CIiU.3, 30-_l JCME, 1883. To loan and mortgage, £5,000; creditors, £119 33 9d ; Bank of New Zealand, £1,935 17s 3d. Nominations :To Derby, 1883, £70; Derby, 1884, £86. Total liabilities : Suspense account, £2 ; balance, £4,626 12s 6d. Dependencies for future added money: To Mares' Produce Stakes, 1884, £100; Derby, 1883, £200; Mares' Produce Stakes, 1885, £100; Derby, 1884, £300; Mares' Produce Slakes, 1886, £200; capital, 80th June, 1882, £3,580 17s 9d ; income and ex penditure, £945 14s 9d; total, £5,426 12s od. By debtors, £77 12s 6d ; unpaid subscrip tions, £235. By property : Racecourse, £6,442 13a; grand stand, £4.414 7s 7d ; furniture, £50 ; fencing, £259 17s 6d : working plant, £190 6s 6(1. By cash, £02 4s 6d ; total, £11,733 Is Od. By bslance, £452. 12s 6dj dependencies, £900; total, £5,42. 12s 6d.--.xam.ned and compared with the books and vouchers, and found to bo correct.—J. WAT__ooth, Auditor.—6th Aug., 1883. -he Chairman ia moving the adaption of the accounts, commented with satisfaction upon the increasing revenue of the Club and its sound financial position. The receipts for '82-83 had been £5.856 as against £4,193 for '81-82, and the expenditure for '82-83 £4,537 as against £3,171 for '81-82, while the profit this year had been £1,219 as against £1,026 last yeai. k_> tar as the subscriptions were concerned, thsy had increaeed from £665 in '79-80 £622 in '80-81 and £705 ia '81-82 to £734 tbis year, although no life members had joined this year. Tint they owed £5,000 on mortgage, and close on £2,000 to the Bank, but they had aasats sufficient to meet all that and to leave a handsome surplus. They bad a property of 110 acres unsurpassed in the colony, which was worth £11,000, and with im provements £15,000, although the value put down on tbe balance-sheet was only £11,358 4s 7d. The next -faster meeting would be held on Easter Monday and Tuesday, so that that fact alone should lead to a consider able augmantatton of the receipts. The motion was seconded and carried. The following committee was elected for the ensuing year:—Messrs W. McLaughlin, J. Kirkwood, S. Morrin, J. W. 8u11.., F. W. Marks, and Major George. A letter was received from Mr Joseph Byars, requesting that the disqualification should be removed from bimself and bis horse Golden Crown.—Upon the motion of Mr Thos. Motrin, seconded by Mr James Dickey, the reque-t was granted. Mr Marshall suggested—(l) That there should be a place fenced off, so that wh_n the horses were taken out to be weighed, tbe clerks migbt not be jostled by the crowd; (2) that carriages should not be allowed opposite the grand stand, alongside tbe rails ; (3) that thsre should be a special paddock for member's carriages. Mr Marshall was assured that his sugges tio.s would be taken into consideration by the Committee. It was resolved on the motion of Mr Roberts that a " Ladies' Purse, for gen tlemen riders," should be included in tfio next programme. The meeting dissolved after passing a vote of thanks to the chairman.

AUCKLAND TIMBER COM PANY.

--______►___-—. Annual Meeting of Shareholders. Ths annual meeting of sbartholders in the Auckland Timber Company was held at three o'clock this afternoon, Mr W, C. Daldy presiding. The sixth annual report of the directors shewed a net profit of £13,560 2s 5d for the year, which being added to £17,0-5 15s balance brou_.it forward from last year, makes a total of £30,665 17s 5d available for appropriation. The directors recommend the payment of a dividend at tbe rate of 16 per cent., amounting to £12,080, leaving a balance of £18,595 17s 5d to be carried forward to new account. The report added that Mr A. R. Watson, director, retired through effluxion of time, bnt offered himself for re-election ; that, it was necessary to elect an auditor; and that the dividend would be payable on tbe 10th inst, The Profit and Loss Account showed _— Expenditure : Wages, Ac, £23.824 9s lid; bad debts, discounts, &c, £6,161 Us 2d ; depreciation, £3,412 15s 7d ; balance, £30,655 17s 5d : total, £66,05417s Id. Re ceipts : From last year, £17,095 15s; transfer feet, £1210s; gross profits, £48,946 12s Id : total, £66,054 17s Id. Balanok-sH-ET.— Tbis showed liabili ties to amount to £198,376 16s 2d, as fol lows : Capital account, £95,631; premium on 12,000 shares, £18.400 j bills payable, £10,318; amounts owing, £43,316; 8.N.-.., £155; profit aud loss account, £30.655 ; total, £198,376 16s 2d. Assets: Freeholds, lease holds, buildings, plant, &c, £93,441; goods, stores ate, £22,332; book debts, £13,835) landed properties, etc., at branches, £59,015; vessels, £3,540; horses and drays, £659; insurance, £276 ; bills receivable (in hand), £48 j cash in hand, £228, making tbe total of £198,376 16s 2, The adoption of the report was moved by the Chairman, seconded by Mr Minettie, and agreed to. On the motion of Mr Fleming, Mr A. R. Watson was reelected director. It was also agreed that there be two auditors for the future at a .remuneration of £90 each. Messrs Nutter, Wade, Milne, wero proposed for the position, Mr Milne's name was subsequently with drawn, and Messrs Nutter and Wade were declared elected. The meeting concluded with the usual thanks. '

THE INJURIES TO THE ROTOMAHANA.

(BT TBLEOXAPH—PRBSS ASSOCIATION.) DUNEDIN, this day. The Botomahaua was docked to-day, aud was found to have sustained seri ous injuries. Her aft stern frame is broken 9 Inches below the base; the keel piece is broken, 6 feet of it being gone; 2 feet of the sternpost is broken off, and 40 feet of the keel is showing streaks on both sides twisted on the star board side. About midships are several large dents and some rivits have started ; and abreast the portside are several smaller dents. One blade of the propeller is broken right off, and three others are also broken. She has sustained no damage forward. Her repairs will take a consider • able time.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

August 6. 1883. Moanatalarl-Buyers, 7s Bd; sellers, 103 Alburnla—Sellers, 10- Queen ot Beauty-Us -vsitokl Extended-7d; buyers, __; Boilers, la Dsen Level uros-—fellers. 4s 21 Wright Smile-to Id, if ; bnyers, 4'; sellers, to Id Princw Imoorial- 13r 6_ 44s 6_: buyers, lis Colonist—fls 9d 0s; Sellers, Ss Od Premier—-eller_, 7s New Flnd-Ss Od. 5s 7d; tellers, Ss 8d Hand of FrienJshlp—2s __ Werahiko-43 41,4s 6d, 4s 7d ."sellers. 4s 6d New Union Beach—_s Id, la lid; buyers. Is 9d: sellers, 3s w 5 uoki-_s Id Wal jrong&mal—ls Id, Is 3d Vnlcan-39 Id, 39 3d; sellers 3i 4d All Nations—Bd. 9'

The coal finds at Cabbage Bay, Coro mandel, promises to be of great value to Auckland port and city. We have formerly referred to the report of Mr Malcolmson ou the quality of the coal, which is of a very flattering description, while the facilities for getting the coal, and for transit to the sea, are alike excellent. We understand that a meeting of the original shareholders takes place shortly for the purpose of form ing a limited liability company to work the field.

SERIOUS STABBING CASE.

) Row Between Kanakas and Europeans. About eleven o'clock on Saturday night, many persona who happened to be in the vicinity of the Auckland Hotel were alarmed by a great uproar, which appeared to proceed from one of the back rooms of that buildiog. Constable White had his attention drawn to the row by the falling of glass into the yard. He ran up the stairs and io one of the closets found a free fight proceeding iv which several Kanakas and Europeans appeared to be mixed up. One of f.iie latter, named John Williams, while the constable was present was observed to strike a Kanaka two blows, and an attempt was made to arrest Mm, Williams proved* ob structive, and when half way down the steps he refused to move. Detective Twohoy came to the constables' assistance, however, and the prisoner was convened to the I'olice Station. Before the constable made his appearance a -European named Arthur McQuialan, who resides atXilorth Shore, was severely injured iv the fray. He states that in company with a friend he wsnt up the] Auckland Hotel passage, where they mat several South Sea Islanders. An altercation took place, and during the souffle o»e of the darkies stabbed McQuin lan in the face, sending a knife clean through his right cheak, inflicting a wound about two inches long, and cutting the ' arteries, which occasioned the lots of a co_. sidsrable quantity of blood. McQainlan was also stabbed in the right leg, and in the back of his neck. He proceeded to North Shore by the late boat, and secured th« ser -1 vices of Dr. Parkinson, who dressed the I wouads. The medical gentleman ii of i opinion that the Injuries are not really dan garous, althaugh at pressnt.be cannot esti mate the result. Acting upon information received, the police succeeded in arresting the Kanakas on Sunday aftsrnoon, when they all admitted having been concern od in the fight, but nrged that they were first assaulted by the Europeans. There ap pears to baa dou\t _a to which of the parties (truck the first blow, an each deny having taken the initiative, Mr Caftrey, landlord of the hotel, states that whan the Kanaka went into tbe closet he was set upon by larrikins, who followed him there, and wished to put him out, which was the cause of the row. At the Police Court this morning, the thrae Kanakas nere charged with .MMultlng McQulnlan. •argoant White stated that the man had received two or three wounds, apparently by soma sharp ii_trum_nt, and was ill in bed, consequently he asked for a remand for eight days, which was granted. The three prisonsrs were taken to the residence of the wounded man at the North -horo in the water police boat this after noon, when MeQulnUn pointed out one of the trio as the man who had stabbed him. A rumour te the effeetthat McQulnlan was d_ad gained enrroney in town this after, noon, but it was proved to be without foundation. At a late honr MoQuinlan was alive and doing well.

THE AUCKLAWU EYmim STAR, MONDAY. AUGUST &



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_ J Wanted. \]A' ANTED KNOW* -My highest- TT priced Tea Is Is 6d. It Is going fast, and 1.(1 b-lievaiequal to wtai is geno- ally solo at Si. —\V. B. Dampler, Hobson Btre-t. *» m«/ ANTKD, a Cook; references re e v v quired.-Apply, forenoon, to Mrs L. D. c Nathan, Karangahape Road. _ 117 ANTED, a Good Cook.-Apply '* VT Scotia Hotel H.b3Q-----eet. 11 »*/ ANTED, experienced Housemaid, . VV and a ueneral S.r.ant.—Apply Cam a bridge House. Tlneent Btroct . ___/ ANTED, an expetienced Saleswoman _ Vf of good address and lady-like manners c for Show-room In Drapery Establishment In i Queen .ir.et.—Apply by lttter with refercnoss to Alpha, »t_r oilloe. t 07 ANTED, a Head Dressmaker ; must _ JV be thoroughly efficient: liberal salary, "J Alio, a Saleswoman for Under.lot.htng 1 epart ' ment.—Apply with referenoes to Saunders and l Co., Dunedin. . 5 TTTANT..D, hy a respectable, trust-, , W worthy Woman (German), to go out 1 Washing by the Day or to Clean t, fflces.—ifor , addr.sa apply Stah offloe. ANTED, General Servant.—Apply Mrs i-css, Queen-street. ANTED, a Good General Servant.— Mrs Marlow, O'Connell- street, Pon sonby, WANTED, a General Servant; good wages to suitable glrL—Mrs Durance, Charsh-Btreet. D-Vouport, opposite Sootoh O.uroh. • WANTED, at once, an unincumbered Married Couple for really good place; wages, 3.3 and all found. — Mrs El&moro s Registry. __-_____— - WANTBD, a respectable Girl to look after two into children and assist in light hou.ework.-Apply Mrs W. H. Hamilton, Parnell Rise, v.. ANTED KkOWN-Towels, 2_d ; TV Extra Grand Lino of Ladles' Silk Soartes, is; stay Busks, 2d, id. and lid .the pair; at Dampler. Wakefield-street shop. WANTED, a Chief Cook; none hut first ola.s hand need apply (sharp), to H. Bonnet, Clarendon Hotel. VV ANTED, a Handy Man.—Apply at 1 1 Brltomart Hotel, Oaitom-stie.t. Auok land; . YV ANTED, a Certificated Mate for 7T barque Examiner.—Apply Stona Bros. ANTEDr-_to__bre_k«rs. Highest price given. - Apply on the Works, Wellington-street. WANTED, a Good Coatmaker; no others need apply; also, Two Good Talloresses. —J. Williams. Tailor, Vlotoria streot. WANTED, for Kawakawa Colliery, _ Experleiosd Coal Mln«r_.-Apply to Bay Ocal Uompany, Insurance Bnllfllnga. AMI ANTED, by an energetic and reliable v " Ytung Man, a a Eogagomant as Money 0011-otor to eoe or mors respootable firms; first olaes oity i_._-o_o-s; taourliy given If required. —Addr-a* ____, oare of Mr R. Tucehopu. Plumbv, ___~ Qneea-atrjet. AN _ HD, a Partner with £500 to take an aotl vs part in a sound manufaoluring business^— Address B. Poat-offlo-. An__l_nd. WANTED, a Smart Boy.—Apply to John G. Buchanan, late D. Kcan, Manu faotaring Jeweller, Wollcsloy-Btroet. WANTaD KNuWN - Men's Un bJoa -hod Socka. 3d ; Bupsrlor da Gd : Wonted Socks. 4d; Braces, 9d; Mens Stud Suites. 2d the suits; very Superior do, 91; at Dampler, Wakefleld-street Shop. WANTED, to Borrow, on 220 A ores of Land and a House at Mangaoai, £3-0.- Apply to r. G. awington, Estate Agent, nex " Herald * offloe. WANTED KHOWN-Ladles' Collars, 2d; Collar* aad Cafl_, _d the sat; Rib boos (assorted), I Inches wide, 44 aer yard; good Sewing hilk, less than usual prloe, 2 reels Id; at Dampler's Wakefleld-tre_t Shop. W~aNTED, Two or Three Young M„n as Boarders; terms moderate.—Apply to Mrs Dowßtow, opposite Dr. Maodonald'a. »V ANTED, 2 respectablo Young Work- TT l_g Men as boarders (Parnell); terms moderate—Apply Star offloa. WANTED, Furnished Bed-rooom with use of Kitchen for married oouple.— Apply with terms to H.G.. S__j_ Offloo. \xr ANTED to Charter," a Vessel of from T T 40 to 70 tons.—W. Mo Arthur aafl Co. WANTED, to adopter hire, for a term a Re.po.t_bl* Glil o( from 10 to IS by reaceomble marri-d people.—R. U. Heigbton, Employmeut K_oh-_i_e, 177 Qneea-t-ee t. V*. ANTED, _et of Dairy Utensils - TV Incubator, Small Kitohon Rango. Two Water Tanks.-Addre-s 0.P.. Stab Office WANTmD, some one to take a quantity of Pig-swill dally.—Apply to Auokland Dairy Company, Hobson-street, ANTED KNOWS-Tho following . sll__my soiled Ladles' Sua. rlor Colrmrsd KM Gloves, is 3d ; L_di»fl' F-lt Skirts. Is 0d; Clark's 300 yard r*ela of Black Cotton. Id eaoh; Men's Trousers, Is Od; at Dan-Dior's Wakefield atreot Shop. ANTED KNO A^N—Ladles' Winte Jacket*, Gs Od; Ladles' Ulsters, 6s 6d; Wool Shawla, la 8d; Lot of Large do, oboip ; Wlneey Bkltts. 3s 61; at Dampler's Wakefleld tre-t Shop. \\7 ANTED Pianoforte Buyor's to see G. TT H. w«bb and Uo.'fl New Oaes, Prloe only ___). Flno. rloh tons, ele(__nt walnut oases.—Lyoeum Hall. Hobeon-.tieet, near Vio torla-stroat. WANTED to Borrow, £350 for _ years on Freehold Beourlty,—Apply to F. M. Motley. JBden Terra pa. vv, A*TED to lisnt, in or near Queen- TT _tre-«, Prsmlaes suitable for the halr dresslng buslco-n. — Apply O. Cl-al, Qaeen- Btreet. • WANTED, to rent a Houso, not less than Soven Rooms.—Apply J.S, S__n Office. .aj ANTED, to Rent, a House of seven ft rooms or more, in Hobson, Vlotoria. or Wells., erstreat.— Apply A.-., Bta_ '__i-e. 'aaj aH-BD TO SELL, Light Spring Cart, Ho iso. and Harases; vary oboap. —Aptly to '_. Lake, on the strand soar the Gt orhoned. WANTED to Sell, first-class 6_ horse power Horlnontal Bngtao witU Mold tubular Boiler.—For prloe. Sec, ap»ly to T. W, Revell, General Furnisher, naxt alb-rt Hotel. WaN'I'EO to iJell, a New, first-class, double-sotted. Extension Hoo-e- Buggy. —Ap»ly Bta_ Offloo. WANTED to Buy, Left-off Clothing of every de__ri»tion, for o_eh. P»rtlen waited on. P.S.—Waatad Known-Fcr Hire, Trap o*d Saddle H<_____—Apply Thos. Hi-, Clothier an* Draper, Paraell, Vy ANT«D to Bay, a Boat, botween 10 v aadJSfeek—Address, ttatlag prloe, to A-ohor, t*TAR offloe. WANTED to Hire, an Invalid's Chair, —AddJß-a -Bvall-. UTAH office WANTED.— When you are in Hobson street call and ace the Large a-d Oaoioo Stock of Sootch Cheviot Twe'eda. In haatber and granlto Shades at Muaro anq Mllllgan's. WANtED KNOWN-That 1 am pre pared to purchase Household Furniture and other effects on the premises on the shortest notice, in town or OOUBtry,—Apply personally or by lettor.-to Jamee Rao. D_rby-st.eet, W' ANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend on personal and collateral soourlty, re payable by weekly Instalments. Bills dls oount-d.—Rao's New Zealand Pawn Bhop, Darby- street. WANTED KNOWN—Mrs J. Penny has now opened a Registry Offloe for Servants In Hobsoa-streot (next Parker's Grocery), w__ce she trusts to receive a fair snare ot the patronage of the Ladies of Auok land. W ANTED KNOWN--- Few Print Costumes left, only let a Grand Line of Winter Costumes, 15s; Blaok Fur Trimming, 9. the yard j 8 wansdown, Is the yard; at Dampler's Wakefleld-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN—Nice Lot of Flannel (White and Coloured), oheap t also Grey Blan. .ts, 10s tho pair,- Bed Quilts, Ss 8d each; Rngs, 7s; at Dampler's Wakefleld street Bhop. W" Al_Ti-D I WA_.T-_l> I-Wanted. People to ask tholr Grocers tor Duperler. I__ Sanvegards. It Imparts a ctear white light to Keroslne, and prevents all danger from ex plosion, Sold In Sd p-okets.— W. B. Lewis. Vlotorla-street, Agent for New Zealand. ANTED the Ladies to Know that Munro and MllUgan, Hobson-street, have secured the servloes of a flrstolass Mil- Hnert and are now prepared to supply millinery in all Its branohes on the shortest notice. WANTED KNOWN — Barry's Til oop'nerous, 1b 2d; Rack Combs. _d; Tooth Combs, Ud: Balr Brushes,9d: Tooth Brushes, Od; Hair Oft. 6d the bottle at Llampler'a Wake fleld-street Shoo. A_.T_._- KI-OWN-that TAPP AND CO., Boot and Shoen-ak«r», Vlo toria-street, are selling Winter Goods at a slight advanoe on cost prloe, as the following quota tions will show; — Ladles' Legists. 10s 6 -; La.ios' Button Boots, from 9- 6d; Ladles' Kid ES, from 6s Qd; all Other Boots at very Low Prices »n/-ANTED KNOWN—Another Grand V T Lot Berlin Woo1., beautiful oolours, .till the same prloe (3d the 4o_en skeins); Finger ing Wool (all colours), 3d per skein; White Worsted, Id he large skein at Dampler. Wakefleld-street Bhop. \ »| ANTED.-Oatmeal, in 71b bags, Is tt .fteaoh.-B,Revv's, yiotorla-gtreeri W^^^ANTED KNOWN—Ladles' Tni. brellas. 1» 3d; Silk do, _s; Gent's do, 3.; Glrlb' Parasols, Is 6d; and Lota of other Freeh Bargains; at Dampler's WakeHsld-etreet Shop. ETTaNTED KNOWN.-Mrs Yandle, ** Taxidermist, Furrier, &0., has Removed to Hobson street, a fow doors above Munro and M-ligan'.. , %*. ANTED KNOWN - UHEAP TIM- T. beb ! Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purohased oheaper and better than anywhere else at the Yards of D. Qqldie, Albert-street ANTED KNOWN—Coleured Cash mere, Is 6d the yard; Blaok Velveteen, 1b 9d; Cretonne, 7d tho yard; Damask Table oovers. 3s 6d; American Leather for Table Covers, lid the yard; at Dampler's, Wakefleld stroet Shop. -_pj ANTED KNOWN.-Pure Gold, TV Pure Silver.—Charles Kelsey and Co. have now added Gold Jewellery to their stook. I Their first parcol Is Just to hand, In whloh will be found a beautiful assortment of Ladles' Dress Rings, Keepers. Alberts, Necklets, Brooches, Gents' Soarf Pins, Snites, &0. They strictly confine themselves to keeping only Real Silver and Real Gold Jewellery. JTresh arrivals monthly.—Charles Kelsey and Co. (two doors below llorrln's, Ironmongers).



Wanted. I%X7__NTED to Employ (temporarily), a V v Man able to us. wiade -no saw.—Apply between 7 SO >•'>_ 8 a.m. ;o W, Ihrr.O, Swan ( street,JPobjso*--^ ~\j_? ANTED, to Clear tor the New Vy Premises, and 8. 111. _, Cheap; genuine; no puff.—T. B. Robaon, Ponsonby. *.TTaNTED KNOWN—f. B. Robwi V t Ponsonby, is removing to the New fiM|. I next Mr Wood's, and Is srMng at greatHTUr duced prlcas. to effeot an Early Clearance. i a," Aft TED KNOWN.-Special lines T i less than Belling off prices. Corsets, Is 6d; usual price. 3s. Women's alack Merino Hose Is i usual prlos, 2b.—J. Q. Brown. ParneU. »_/ ANTED KNOWN.—4O Piecesßlue *» and-whlte Stripe Ticking s_d, slighUy damaged by sea wator, at I. MoPherßon'B, Draper, &c , Knrangahape Road Yv AN'ED RSOWN.-l Bale Wool- VV border Fibre Door Mats, slightly dam- I aged at D. McPhereon's, Draper. &0., Karanga hapo Road. 6*r AN TKT> K«OWN— All ..oods Vv Reduced for a Bpeedy Clearano. and quick Kntran-0 to New Shop. — Robson's Drapery. Ponsonby. I \Af ANTED —wanted to sell, very cheap Yt 'li dozen \lb Tins of good Durham Mus tard, only 6(1 per tin, 2 Tins forllct, Ss perdozen; 12 dozen Fruit Ealts, Is 6d per bottle; Small hice, 7ib« for li; Large Bice.Slbs for 1b ; Safety Matches, 3d per dozen . Bell aud Black's Plaid Matohes, 7d per dozen; Ball and Black's Tin Boxes only la 8d per dozen; Large Bibles wlih Plates, only £I-» -- and £1 7s 6d eaoh: 20 Gross ot sxeroise Books, from 2d to _d eaoh, 50 Leaves only, Ss 6d per doze*: Pens, only 6s per box ot 12 dozen, 4s 6d per dozen boxes; Penholders, Is 6d per gross; 1,100 Pieces of Sponge, from 2d to 2s; Lot of Ploturo3. 3a and 6d; Olass Jugs, 1)J and _t each; Tea, la 6d per lb, 81 ba for h; Apples. 3d and t_ per lo; Currants, 4d par lb; Small Tumblers. 4 for Bd; Wine Glasses. 3d eaoh, 2s 93 per dozen; Lot of Jogs, 6d eaoh; Kezor Strops, only _d. worth Is 6a.—H, Watt General Daalar. Pitt-street, V)Tf~TT9 T E D KNOWN. DANDELION, Renowned tor lta Medical Virtues, neil & Clifford Are manufacturing It into ■ ills and COFFEE. THK PILL- Are the Po-t and Cheapest made In New Zealand. Extensively used as a Family Pill. 1/aboi. THE OOFFJtH Is pronounced by oompeMnt Judges to be better than the imported, it ia good for the Liver, Etdnaya. aad Indigestion. 21 alb. BOTANIC COUGH SYRUP Is a Pleasant and effective mixture. Steadily gaining ground In Auoaland. 1/6 and 2/ a bottle. SOOTHING SYRUP, OR MOTHER'S FRIEND (FOR BAt-UtS), Is excellent for romovins wla_. regulating the bowels, and producing aatural sleep. Mothers who know Its value won't be without It. It 1. free front all in. urious drugs. One Shllll-g a Bottle. GENUI-E BOP BITTEua. 2/8 BOTILE. NEIL & CLIFFORD, BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WKUiI-SI-_Y-I.TRI_MT EAST. Four doors from Crulo _a_u_»k and Milter's, Qn_on-.tr eat. _ \\T ANTED.- 2-b Tins Most Excellent TV Tea, only la eaoh.-R. How's, Vlotoria- Street. ___ \j»_y ANTED, Ladles to know that I am v V fast Reduoißg my Stook. thiough hav log a G-nutno -ate previous So ex_uss-T. altera tions. Black Cashmeres, Is l.d to Ss Bd yard. I am silling a great tjuau-ty; aa well as Co/ours, from U.d t> _S 6d, The SaUn Olotn, at 4_d, la a good Una; as we<l as the AU-wool Sargo, at la lid. Yrivateeas, from Is 2M. Ladles' Ulsters are gre-Uy reduoad. We* Wove (bo deoeptloa) Calico. 2_d; Crewd-oa's,4s6d don*-; Unb_3eched Shsetlng, 6_d, 7_d. 8K and II id. White Twill do, (washed). 10_d, is „__, and labjd ; Good 1.1-d-o1. , from 6_d to is ll.d: White Blankets, from 4s 6d .___; Brown Belfast Hollands. 3.1. .__. 6_d, BS_. 10}-, Is .d; TabU Llaen, B}_. Did, is ___. la ll_d, 2a Ot, _s M. Hosiery, Ulovea. -ÜbDons, Flowers, Feathers. Laos, Undarolotblng, In fanta' Bobeo, P_Ui__e. Jfrooks, Cloaks, -So.. aU Raduo-d. -I.B.—Nato tbe address:-JaMK_ SOUTT, Oeaeral Draper, Clothier, Outfitter, *c &0.. London House, Vlotoria and Nelson- Btreeta, Auokland. Y». ANTE D KNOWN. Velveteens. 1/9 to 6/6. er yard Coloured Satins (IS Bhades), 1/6 par yard UI stars, 3/0 to 353 Hosiery, ml makes aad -bade- J-OfceW, 6/11 to 75s Now Jors_)s, ah oolonrs, 5/6 __eh Hats, in all shapes and oolonrs Gray F«lt. aiußb.roußhs, a few left Wen's (.. .-.tori la gr.at VA-loty U»-_rc'o_il*g, -11 stylet and quaUtioa Felt Carpers, yard wldo, 1/3 Tapestry Carpals, 2/3,2/11, and 8/6 per yard Hearth Rusts, a larue a-sortmeut Matting. /BJ, ill, 1/2, U 3 aid. J_ and li yards wide) 9-4. KM, and 11-4 Blankets, 9.11 to 85s per pair New Drose Wl-O-9. /6i. worth 1/ ncr yard Colour-d Cashmere, ink. worth 2/3 Unbleached Oalioo, 2d 2id, 3d. to 8d per yard White Calloo, 2id. 3d, 4d. to 1/ per yard Coloured Ohenttle lies. 3d to 1/ ea_ h Wlnoaya, 4_<l to 1/ per yard 600 Coloured Joa-pblnes. Ist choice, 2/6 per pair DRESSMAKING AND MILUNEKY ON THE PRHMISKB. LADIES' OWN MATERIAL MADE UP, MRS SPAIN. MANAGER. Suooessful Contractor for Drap.ry for Lunatlo Asylum, 1833. STBPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALE WARHHOUSB. AND LADIES' EMPORIUM. KAKANGAHAPK KOAII NKWTON. *»/ANTED KNOW* — Men's Black ▼ y Felt Haba. 9s; Grand Use of Boys' Blaok do, Is 8d; Fre-oh Peek Oapß, 9d; at Dampler. Wakefleld street Shop. »*/ ANTED KNOWN—That aU Work- V V ing Men can save their money by call ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant All moals 6d. Board and Lodging. 15b per wook.—Robert Murdoch, Proprietor. Note tho address, nearly opposite the Waitomata, and oloae to tho Dock AYOUIIG QaNTLHMAN, employed durl-it the day, would lice to be em ployed in tbe evealngs at engro slag, maklag ont aoooants, or aaythtng wh^re good o.u graphy is required.—Afl^rees WX Star efßoe. * BESPHCT7___.R Couple without /_. children would llko charge ot little Boy. or will Adopt—Apply Mrs Whltoombe's Market Rpglstry. OCT AND SHOE TRADE. - Wanted, Apprfintlo-fi to the vt„nob.— ADply W. MoArthur's Boot Faotory, Upper Queen-street _Teyonpoi_t Road district. WA_Tl_aaOoll_oteroflßat-s. State ten-.. 8-onrltr raqulrod. farther partipaUrs may be obtalnad from the uaderslgned. By order of the Bo*) d. 88-J. TANNER. " gecretary. PIGEO -IS.—Wanted, good stronj; birds in any quantity. - Apply XYZ, Stab office. . PUPILS wanted by Mr Jonson, Shortr hand Ts-Cfher, Auokland Collage. Sys tem thoroughly taught for 21s. Resldenoe, Earangabaoe Boad. Goodson s Arcade. See Goodson's London Arcade. THE~FIRE! At Goodson'sbeirg confined to the reserve stock in tho paoking?room, tho Aroado Js uninjurod, and our friends need have no apprehension of being supplied with any goods damaged by Are or wator. tho wholo having boon disposed of and removed from thp promises. Never was tho stock equal or the arrangements so com- Sloto as at tho prosont time. Iv Gold and Sliver owollery, Clooks and .Vatob.es (all warranted) we have a magnlfloont assortmont of the newest designs, at prices defying competition. Wo make no virtue of keeping only Pure Jewellery, as to meet tho requirements Of our extensive business wa ondoavour to supply the moat artistic imitation and offer it at a prioo within the reach of all. The increasing demand for Abyssinian Gold has led us to Import largely, and we havo just opened the largoat and most comprehensive assortment we have yetrecol.ed, and invito Inspection of its display in our Vic toria-street Jewellery Window. In Gold-oased (still a groat favourite) and Silverlne we have Borne groat specialties. Jet being greatly in doroand, we have a splendid stock of the newest designs. See Goodson's .London Arcade. Note the Addresses— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, AupjcfANfl. „ ' „ ~ uaisiaTOHtißcra. LONDON OE-qO--1 58. Bt, Msry Aie. I ' , I . '■ '■ Tenders. ! "pkEVONPORT ROAD DISTRICT. Tenders will bo roceived at the Offloe of tho Board up to 7.30 p.m. of MONDAY. 13th Inst, for supplying one or two Horse Teams at per day. and Metal and Fine Ash at por cubio yard. Soeelflcations at Post Office Store. By ordor of tbo Board, BENJ. TANNER, ■ Secretary. m O CARPENTERS. Tenders for the Sroctlon of a 1-roomed Cot tase ttt North Shore will be received at the office of Mr B. Tanner, 8. Queen-street, where epeol-oatlors may be seen, up to 5 p.m. of THURSDAY. 9th Instant. rs . O CONTRACTORS. Tenders will be received by the undersigned, nntll noon of 26>h instant, for the Erection ot a Blook of Buildings In Queen straet. < Pluui. Ico, at my offloe, Queen-street. THOMAS H. WBITE. Architect rfio~PL"MBEt_B and BRICKLAYERS. JL - Tenders required no till 6 p.m; on War. NKBD.I.Y next for Plnmblng Work, also for Build irig three Ohlmnera on a 12-roomed Dwelling. Plans to be seen on Job, second turning: to lett On Brighton Road, ParneU.—J. T. CConnell.



To l_e t. TO LET.—Offices with Celleraße to Let —Apply London Mortgage. Loan, *ni Disoount Bank, 61. Sliortland-.tceet, op.oslti A. Clark and .on.' Warehouse. r | .0 LET, a 4-roomedHouse iv Wakefield JL street-Apply 82, Wakefield Btreet, r_M) LET, for a term of years, Largt JS Three-storey Bull.ing, situated corner o. Blgh-street and Vuloso Lane, lately oocuoiec by Messrs B&ylan a_d Tsnfleld,—J. M. Mac donald, Houes and Estate Agent, Shortland street. TO LET, in Victoria-street, adjoining Hobson Hotel, One Commodious Shop with room at rrar.—Apply Hanoook and Co, Cnatoms-Btreot. or Mr iv.ilnp. Hobson Hotel. IPO LET, 1 or 2 Bed-rooms and Sitting" • room, near ifyinonds-street.—Apply Star offloe. MHO LET, on Mount Roskill Road, oppo- I site Rooky Nook, a House of four rooms; large outhouses, run for horse or cow: 103.— James Reid, Eden Tarrace. rsO LKT, two Furnished Rooms in pri- I vate family at North Shore.—lnquire Stab Omoo. •'« .0 LET, the two flew Shops in Rut- I land-Btreet adjoining the Clarendon Hotel.—J. M. and J. Mowbray. rj.o LET, a pleasant Marine Kesldence * at the North _hore, with Beaoh Frontage. Apply to Charles Bailey, Boatbntlder. 'fO DRAPERS AND OTHERS.-To ! Let. in Eden Terraoe. a Double Bho_. with good dwelling house.-Apply C. F. Bayaer, Victoria-street West. . -■-0 LET, Three Nice Unfurnished: rK.r,**? o™*'0 ™*' next house Smith's Draper, Upper Queen • street, near the Schools; 7s B~USINJ_SB PREMISES to Let (65 feet x:-8 feet), most oentrally Bltuated: Bteam _.w. eri U .d"aired.-._ppiy at Brush Faotory, Vlotorla ttreet East. ' POWER TO LET, on 70 miles ot gas mains, in the oily and Bubnrbs of Auok land. Englneo from .to 100 tup. indicated. Con sumption of gas, from 18 oublo feet of gas per Indicated hor.e-power per hour for the larger slues, to 85 feet for the umsJler. Suitable for Knglnoera. Woodworker.. Prinwrs, Firewood Dealers, Boot and -hoe Manufacturers. Fodder Dealers, Maltsters Sausage -lakers, fco., ___.. and for Amateurs'.Lathes and Fret Saws. The engine outs firewood at 2d per ton, and at Inter mittent hoisting woik the cost is sometimes as low as Is 8d per day for a 34 h p. engine, the engine running all day. Thirty-five Otto Gas Engines are now erected In Auckland. For terma and conditions, apply to the Secretary Auokland Gas Company (Limited), Fort-street. aiz-s in stock-., l, 2,.}. 8 12h,p. ff. O LET B V T__N DE R. The LORNS-STREsrT HALL, with two oelliu- and ante-room, for a term of 19 years. Tenders will be reoelved up to August i_, 18S3. Apply to Mr a. Fleming, Trustee, Franklin Road for further Information. r — J.'or Sale. DEVOHrORT.-For Sale, Household Furniture. - Apply E. Peel, Victoria Road, t_B_-___. fat ORTH SHORE For Sale, Cottage, XI near main wharf, .H... Also, Houses— _ rooms. __00, «2_oj 8 rooms, «375: B rooms, £__), _S3_o, £150. Good Bull-In* Altotmenie, from £1 per foot No pains spared to suit intend ing purchasers. Money to lend on Mortgage at ourrent rates. - B. TANNER, North Shore Property Agent, 8, Queen-street ON THURSDAY NEXT, ten good Cows, in milk and In oalf, will be Sold at A. Bnok-and'a Sale Yards. Reuuera, •y'OR _AL_. I of Crosaley's Otto Silent * •__! Infiaes in first olass order. Can be *o.n working any day.—(_. Hume, Qoetn-s>reet. jjtOK SALE, 7 Large Laying beese.— F Apply to Mrs Davis. Lower Bereaford- Btreet, bet vr e_n 6 and T p.m. <iiOR SaLE, atDevonport, equi-distant V from both wharvaa larr* Bunding Allot ment on side _t flagßts-T Bill, overlooking harbour and __u.gi_.to Chani>__ Also, Small Keeer v c giving baok eutranco to Flagstaff Hdl. —Joseph Booth, Dsvonport or Auokland Dairy, Hobioa-atreet, IpO-i SALE (Bargain), Good Grocery J. Business, with paying ageaolec attached; good position, leading thoroughfare; will sell aheap for oash.—Apply Stab offloe, fir OR SAL-K, profitable Butchering Busi _i ness in a thriving neighbourhood near town | lease, goodwill, and fixtures; r.nt low ; .mall capital re.ulred.—Apply Richardson and Otawley, 81, Qa-00-street. ; E/OR SALE, Five Bouses in Newton, in Vy first-claßs order; returning good interest! A good investment.—H. Partington, House and Land Agent. ID'OR SaLE, fivo minutes' walk from Je Union Bank, nloe .roomed House, in good oader; very onoap, _860; also Allotment -H. Partington, Stlohou.y's Buildings, JL OR SALE, off Kyber Pass, comtortable 1 --roomod Houso. Allotment .0 x 50; good position j choap. — H Partington, House and Land Agent. Stlchbury's Buildings. |i- Oi_ IMMEDIATE SALE, House of JO four rooms, five minutes' walk from Queen street : prion, low: barms eaa..— W. V. Stevens, B_gh-.t-.__, IU OR SALB, Eggs from choice Light 1 Brahma Fowls.—Apply to Post __-*«er. EUerslle. l_f<Oß POSITIVE SALE, CHEAP. A really good Farm of 310 acres; partly im proved i _u.l_.co good plough-ble land. A portion of bush, some ot whioh Is laid out like a park. There 1- a good Orchard, Eight-roomed House, and suitable aut-bulldiags i splendid stream of fresh water, and the ooaoh going North passes the house three times a week. Prioe low and Terms easy.—Apply to JOHN SOPPET, Land Aeentj Ifo. 8 Qae-n-Btreet, i?»n.. -a vkry ram CtW-VV/V-fa ROOM*]) OOT.AG-. with Sonllsry, within easy dUtance Of town; bar gain.- Apply D. F. uveas, Land Mart, Qiwen street next Bank of Australasia. ■"' ' * i meaical FOR WINTER COUGHS and Bronchia IRRI3.ATIOK TRY AICKIN'S SYRUP 0» EUCALYPTUS with Hypophosphlte of Lime and Quinine. For Inoipient Consumption and Chronic Chest Affeotlons, " Alokln s Syrup of Euoalyptus, with Hypophosphlte of Lime and Quinine," Is most oertainly n 1 teratl vo and ouratlve. Try it for BiiONcnma and ASTHMA Address — THE PHARMACY, QoraM-6Tl_--__ ARE you ever Sick at Sea J If you are, get Aoomorpbla, the __. o'o-s ..mely.— 0, W gooflgon, London Aroaie. RATS I RATB 1 hai Sl-.ie __IIRLAND-t PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rats eat It greedily, and die; no smell. -_.••, One Shilling a Bottle. 3HARLAN D fc CO.. opposite goat-ogee, H E R ttJt_L 1 S T_ PROFESSOR ELLIS is tho only Modloal Horballst In the Colony who is prepared to treat all Diseases. He has always prescribed with unvarying buoooss In moat oases. He guaran tees to euro In all complaints not too far gone. Ho has been very suooessful In tho follow ing complaints: — Asthma, Bronchitis, Con sumption (seoond stage!, Cataract, Dropsy, Dysentery, Fevers, Liver Complaints, Nervous Doblllty, Rhoumatism, Soiatloa, Lumbago, and Sooret Complaints of young men (without tall). Wonderful Cure for Corns without pain. — Ad dross : — 308, Quoon - street (next Young women's Institute). Private Consulting Room. Hours: From . a.m. to 9 p.m. Dr. w i lk i n s, OCULIST AND AURIBT so OHRWTCHOROH HOSPITAL, Will arrive in Auckland, August is, remain! :i £ about three weeks, to treat Eye. Jtar, and Throat Diseases Rooms at - THE PHARMAOY, QPBBIf-STBEBT. PAINLESS M.J_ DICAt BLKOTRIOITYT W, HINTON, having just arrived from Lon don, with most recently approved appliances, is prepared during a short stay in this olty to treat nervous end other diseases by Galvanization, FAKADIZ -TION, A_l> FBABKLIHIZITION. Charges yery moderate. Consultation Jree. OoBNS extract.- without pain, Residenoo I 60, Hobson-streft, 7 doors from Governor Browne BotoL Hours, from 10 a.m. 8 p.m. fOOTHACHE CORE-Instantaneous Relief, ODONT iLGIOi Is bott__-SHAR. L >■ ND & CO. (npponita Pnnt-offloel' r '___£ Best Preparation extant for prcmo ting Hair Growth Is Dr. Er-Brous wi'son's LOTION FOR THE HAIR. It Is prerared from the original formula ot this eminent antho-lty by CbabL-S Buioher, Pharmaceu tical Ohemlst (Viotor'a and New Zealand), junction of Pitt and Qrey-stroets, Auokland. I ' — Dr-tpery, etc. yy k a pc k y. OLEARING SALE T. B. EOBSON, PONBONBY, 13 REMOVING TO NEW PREMISES, INexi Mbi Woods, Botcher, GREAT REDUCTIONS GENUINE SALE 1 NO PUFF DRAPERY. EN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING is now obtainable at tbe lowest possible prices during my Gennino Sale. The objeot Of suoh reductions is my desire to reduce the stook as much as possible previous to alterations and enlargement. List ot a few notable lines:— Men's Twead Trousers, 2,8, 5/6 7/6,10/9,1-.6. and US per pair: Men's Prlntei Moleskin ditto, a/6. 7/8, and 8/6 per pair; Mon'a Devon Tropaers i and vests. 18/6; a Urge quantity of MensAU Wool D.B, Ulagonal Pea J_-k«t_. al™- _,_?._ __/: Men's Bhina froml/ to 6/11 eachi Mens aa_ Boys' Tweed Hsts. from l«l<>»° h- Q ".°S ' N_r_ th_ address: JAMBS SCUII, uenerai , n2__.i C-othter Ctatfltter. tee., London Hoos_'. VloWrta_nd-.eUon-str.ete. Auokland



Public r.0.1068. i *"H__tf>a_a-___. <__OT5P__-__S IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, WELLINGTON DlS.RtOl'. [ BATOR-AY, THtC 18.H DAY OF JOLY. 1883. - I Uoon readir.g the affidavits cf Robeht - Ciiise-Uall H-mbbton, ot Wellington, Public Trustee, and ot FKKDKKICK LaUKIE. Of Weymouth, Manurewa Road DLtrlot it is I ordered that til. Pablo Trastes shall b. 4d < mlolstrator of all the real and personal estate of > , FRA.NUIB_.NI)RH.V. I__.URlß.of Weymouth aforesaid, deceased. (-im.c. C. W. RICHMOND. J. j ALL PER .Oil S indebted to the above-! named deoeased are requested to pa. the amounts ot their several accoants tome, or to Thos. Maow. __.-_■«, Ksq., auokhuid. -also, ail perton. liavln„ clalntt against the .air e3i»ie are re quest, d to forward the same to me, or to Mr waoff_rlaue,oo orbefoioW Eu- I NfcaiiAY, the __ih d»y of august next. ) N.B.—any olaim not sent in by the day nam d Will b j il'ib.e to bo exclude, t. om participation. R. C. HAMKRTON, Publio Trustee, Publio Trust Office, Wellington. August Ist, 1883. T^TOTICiS is h.reby given that BISHOP Luck will net ree.g-iao Cialms arising from orders given in :_ls rame by irresponsible persona LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIXE INBURi.NO. COMPANY (Vsubllsh.d In ihe coloni.g 1862.) CAPITAL FULLY BU__3CKlß__>, _l,_-_,-00. EXTRACTS -«0M A. NTIAI, Rhpobt foh 1882. USBULIS OF THE T -Alt. Fire Premiums, after dsduotlng rB-i_B_ranoes(inon>aseof £85OS over 1881) - _M 90,0"1 6 7 Fire .mass were .. .. - 313,15110 7 Dsduotlng expenaei: and Includ ing tatersat ou invostments, the business of Uo year showa a ba'anoe totha Company's credit ot _,J_,._3 _s lid; aiming to this the balance of £22 918 lfis lid from 1881 makes a total of .. 11,04. 0 10 After payment of dividend, ab sorbing £9260, thore has txen carried to next year's aooount.. 36,681 0 10 BI.Ct.BITS. Capital paid up ... _, _. 185,200 0 0 Rf serve funds (exoludlng capi ta, ___~__... ______ 010 Reserved capital at call of dlreo tor* _.__.._. _ 1.666800 0 0 The Company hat paid during the past 31 year* __ 776,431 In flru losses. H. W. HEATH. Shortlandstreet General Agent. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that we, the under signed ROBERT PRESTON HOLLIB and ARTHUR BROUGH, have this day entered Into Partnership as Omnibus and Coach Pro prietors, under the style of Hollls and ..rough. Dated this first day of August, 1883. R. P. HOLLia ARTHUR BROUGH. Witness—___-____. Buown-hg, _ Solicitor. Auokland. A _ALL snd tee the last grand Invention " ' in Sewing Maolines at D. S. Chambers's. TO, Queen street. Repairs and Needles for all Machines. fcluTIC-. OF RlikuVAL.-The under- IA algn_d_-gs_ono_lfyt-atheh_sßemoT_d to new and Central Ol_t.es. next Bank of New Zealand, Queen street.—John R. Randeksoi., Stock and Sharebrokar, Land and Estate Agent. —N.B.t Convenient Offices to Lot on the ground floor, Meroan.Uo Oharaber. Queen .tree., "\TOVELTY \— Taking Advertisements in __. prose or vers-, In any strain, grave or gay, worked into topics of the day, anecdotes. &0., likely to catch i;ie publio era.—Address " Ready Wrl_..." ..n.onby Olnb Hotel. TAM intending to be out of Business about Christmas, and am now selling at reduced rates.—Jama! Adams. Watchmaker, Vlolorla+treet. HAMMOND AND BYRON, Coal Merchants, removed lower down Fort street, next door to Cantom-honse, OOOKY NOOK. During this bad weather I invifc* the publio to look over my plaoe, and they will find that all the growd Is quite firm after the heaviest rain, and that they can cart timbsr on the ground and build in all weathers. Contrast my Booria ground with clay, an. oak your doctor whloh Is the best to build your house on. V/U. BAKER. PH.—Wy Agent is Vt Bw-agton. /.HEAP CUTLER Y.-Thc-MAS V. Rami.il has REMOVED to 108 QlJEicn- BTREBT, next Mr VTesipfahl., Bootmaker. Knivea Forks, Spoons, .suets, &0., cheaper than ever. rg.O PARENTS and GUARDIANS.— 1 A Comfortable Home (with good care) may be scoured for a Yo__o___ll_. Terms moderate. Referenoes exchange?!.- For address apply to Mr W. Peet Graoar. Wellington-street. Uhakland's cherry pectoral, __. Absolutely tho best remedy ever made for COUGHS, HRQNOHITIB. AND OOLDB. Prloe. 2s 6d and 4a fid a Bottle. SAARLAND «: CO_ opposite Post-affloe r . {OABD.] ~" ~ WJ. DALT ON, C.E.. • ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, Has Removed to High-street (fronting Vulcan Lane), oTer Mr Whiter, Law Stationer. PATENT AGENT. [CARD. HAVID ROSS, F. R, I. B, A., ARCHITECT, Fisher's BuUdinga, Queen-street, v ■ ' ,.1.-1.,,.1- Harboor Board Notices A UCKLIND HARBOOR BOARD, TENDEBS FOR ÜBE OF COiL DEPOTj RAILWAY WHaRF. Harbour Board Office, Auokland, July SB, 1883. Tenders will be received at this office until TUISDAY. the 7th August 1883. at nooi. for u». of portions A. B. and O, Railway Wharf, for Btorage of Looal Boa-borne Goal, in terms of plan and conditions to be Been at this offioa. The highest or any tender not necessarily aooepted. Teaiiers to be endorsed, "Tender for Coal DapOt." C. B. BTONE. Chairman. <«_i__-_M_f_2_fe A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. N OT To K. Harbour Boai-l Offices, Auokland. 28th July, 188 S. Tho following Resolution of the Board, adop ted at a meeting held an the Sith instant. Is published for the ln.ora_____i of the publio t— That Letters received at the offloe of the Board after Ha.m, on the days of Meet ing of the Board will aot be submitted to the meeting on. that day, unless the Chairman considers the master referred to In such letter to be ot an urgent nature, O, B. tTONE. Chairman. ' .I—l II! Money. T ONDON MORTGAGE LOAN AND . JL_ DISCOUNT BARK. 50, SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND , (Opposite A. Clark & Sons' w_k_ho-h_ And Llttlo GoUlns-sti-eet, Melbsurne. loans are advanced vv.ou £10 to ;61000 Upon personal, freehold, and le .oeV.old security, repayable by weekly, montnl.. or quarterly Instalments, at loweßt ountont rates. Advances made on Furniture without removal. and ail Classes of Meid-andlse. 10ANS aBANTEprPONI-a. «POLK___a,l__OA« OIKS, AND IHTKEISTO UNDBB W IhlA. BILLS DISOOUMTIiD AT OU_tKEJ}T R-T-tS, LOANS TTPON DBPOSIT OF DEEDS. REPAY KENT DV EABY IHSTAUIENVS, Forms Gratis, INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND. AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (CORNER Of VULCAN LANE AND QUEEN-TEEET), INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society is now issuing INVESTING SHARES ordinary, carrying full rate of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP SHARES _f £30 each, oarrying 7 per oent Interest (payable half-yearly) and par ticipating in Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, per cent, and on Deposits for 8 months, 6 per cent per annum, BORROWING DEPARTMENT, The Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leambbld Property to the extent of three t ______ <$_. valu o. Boaravera may pay off part or the whole o _he_r_-_rt„_ges at any time. Reduoed Table of Rates and any furthOT par- Houlars required may be obtained at tue Soolcty offloes. ___„ QEOROE FRAgH^ a* _ . _ tO -.1-,0-W LUNT on Building iJt, X\t sool-ty principle-, or ou other terms to suit borrower.. Allot-.... v >ought andHonses built cm woekl. payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated- See List of Properties for sale on Ist page. Sir per oent, allowed on money deposited ror mv. stmont— O. Williamson. Land, Estate. ___ VHr.noolttl Ageiit an! Valuator. 8. Vulcan Lane



i Gazette in t.an__rupt__y. ! _______SE-_'__3-__' -V_-_S-l_s_S IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IU BANKRUPTCY. 1 In the matter of the Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876 " and the amendments thereof, and ot tae Biifcru icy o( HQixt-. Willi.ai OGti.vi«, uf ttombay Settle -1 main, in the Provin.ialDistrlot of _uok land, in New Zo.:a_,i, .entloaian. v Debtor. Under the powers vested in me by the above Aols, I do haroby summons a General Meeting of tbe Oredl.ors of the Bald Holllnga William Ogllvle, t. be heU in the Supremo Court Build ings, on THURSDAY, the nln<h day ot August, at the hour cf half-past e'even o'clock in the forenoon, to rcoslvo my report, and to pass a resolution that the said Holllnga William Cglivle bo forthwith .ieohar&ed or otherwise. THO. MAC.FARLANK, Trustee. Jackson and Rubskl-, Solicitors, Fort-street. Auokland, &m IN THE BUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the to attar of " The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876." and the _■ ots amending tho same, and of tho Bankruptcy of John Dinnisoi. , of the Borough of Par nelL Clerk, a Debtor. Notice Is hereby given that at a first meeting of the creditor, of tho said Dob tor, held this day at the Supreme Court House, in tho City of Auckland, at li o'olook.noon, homas Macffar lane, of the City of Auokland, Cortifloated Accountant In Bankruptcy, was elected Credi tors' Trustee of the property of the said Debtor, and that the said Thomas MaoiEarlano ha. signified to the Registrar, in writing, his aooopt t ance of the said Trusteeship. Dated this 4th day of August, 1888. G. W. BABLEY. __ Deputy Registrar. G. T. K_et___.. Queen-Btreet. Auokland,' Debtor's Solloltor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW' ZEALAND. NOKTHUttN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," and tbo amendments thereto, and of the Bankruptcy cf John Duncan Fobsyth. a Debt _r. This is to notify that John Duncan Forsyth ef Hspburn-street, Palnur, has this day filed a B-atement that ho ia unabls to meet his engsKO mantß with his Creditors, the first meeting to be held at the Supreme Court Buildings. Auok land, on MONDAY, the 18th day ot August, 1883. at the hour of IS o'otook noon- Dated this 6th day of August, 1888, G. W. BABl____. Deputy Registrar. Debtor in Person. snipping. j|\Oß WAIROA, Kaipara. -_-_____. Tha brig Syren will sail for __al- ETpara on or about Saturday next. ______-----_ For freight eto.. apply to E. MITOHELSON _. Co_ -1 ___*_. j^jk_ .1 -SB Brig SYREN, from Ja___C__k_ *■ Sydney, having entered in _E__ Bj__--t Customs, Consignees are so __H EX auestad to pass entries, present a________-__i bills of lading, pay freight, and obtain delivery ord_rs. Cargo impeding vassal's discharge will be store! at Consignee's risk and expense.— -*. Mitohelson and Co. Agents business IMotices. mHE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE, X 2.9, QUEEN-STREET. P The beet place for New Arrivals £ « and others to get all Household g o, Reauisltes at a Cheap Rate. g 2o Jjz China, Glass. Earthenware _j mB Tinware. Brushware, Lamps wg fcg Furnishing Ironmongery (all kinds) So _E CuUery, E.P. Ware, Yankee Notions ow £g Toys, and Fancy Goods. g^ _fe ° Sh HANOHARD & CRANWBLL, Q o S » Three doors above Wellesley- g 3 03 Eh eot, TTNION STEAM SAW MOULDING, SASH. AND BOOR COMPANY (Limited). MECHANICS' BAY FIRE. The Company desire to advise Customers that it Is prepared to accept Orders for ttook Goods, and to exeoute as lormerly. "7io HIGHWAY BOARDS AND J 0T3ER..1 MR. JOHN SHAW, h .ving been relieved from City Council Work*, has resumed his pro fes-lon or ROAD ENGIN KICK. He la pr*pared to take Levols, Quantities, -stlmstee, and exeoute any kind of Road Workß. Address :-CITY MAKE:ST, Qu_o__-_-_t-__- E_TitANC__, ' jD- ft N C I 5 G. SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST Is as follows I— Best Paling. Fenoe of purirl posts, Hobart rails, and sft Hobart palings, one Looh apart, 60s. Paling Fenoe to consist heart kauri posts, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, _ss. Three-rail Fence, purirl poets and Hobart rails, 455. Wire Fences with Top Rail, 838. Wire Fenoe, 7 wires, __s. Barbed Wire Fenoe, 2 barbed 9 plain wires, 18s per chain. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Picket Fences, from 3s per foot not painted, or 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Pioket Fenoe with mill wrought Wicket Gate, all painted complete, at Ss per foot. All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for every description of Fenoe given on applica tion to Sam. Whits, Fencer, Custom-street, opposite Arnold. Hlnes and Co, ' ', HOP DITTEBB, O P X> ITTK RB. Can be procured [Wbol__-_-( trots ARTHUR TT -V-ATHAN, 33 to 3.0, LOTJpa QnBKH-S-BKKT. DOCTORARNOLD'SPKNNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular medlolne of the day. Prloe, 2s Bd a box.—Colo nial Agoofcr S_t________ & Co., opposite the Post Offloe. T G. HENDERSON'S Cherry Pectoral •'a is an Excellent Remedy for Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, and the various other affections of the Chest and Bronchial Passages.—This preparation Is not supposed to Check the Cough suddenly, but to remove the cans-.—To be nad only of J. Q. Henderson, Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposite Throo Lamps. Ponsonby, Auokland. fftJkn. 'Ft.-. _H_.luJ__Tl_.__-iS.!ii(. Xj BALSAM, a Genuine liver Regulation, prloe 8a a bot_le,-SHARLAND & CO .(oPPO slte Post-offlos). LOG-ROLLING.— Mr Wm. Parker, so 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 publio oan now depend upon receiving their timber well cut and dressed at shortest notice. j AHiS REID AND bum Beg to call the attendon and eoreful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the Vsatv Fato[_______ Prices of ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. pH^to ta»^ B»P^^«^ Other house in town. JAMBS BEID & SON, FcrBNTTURE KMSOEIU-t, _rn-tsrw-STRgET (2nd ■&*__**■ gctgriajtj FLESH FORMING KHXTf*' Infants. 'a iokin'S FOOD for INFA_Bt IB prepared ___. locally from malted comta, •»*>-ding to the recipe of Baron Lleblg. It tajfappuOYßD BUBSTITUTE rOB MOTHKB- _Cfl__T FiTTßN ing, Nootubhin a, and Invi-O_M-__.o. Sold In Canisters at Is. Ud. AT THE PHARMACY, Q__-K-__HB, WO X m a All children suffer from them. U -uspeoted, ask tor the Certain Ouro, BHAHLAND- WORM POWDKKB, l/paokal Apothecaries Ball, onoo-ito Post-office, r^^^g*_U<____-_-_« Hf??~:l~~



jr_n_oii--_, YES J. Williams, Victoria .tree., is the Ch-apeat Tailor in Auokland. .. ' j c g boirees, Oonoerts, &c. T3ONBONBY WESLEYAN I X SUNDAY SCHOOL. The ANNUAL T'"A MEETING In connec tion with the above School will be celebrated In the School-room TO MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, at half-past 8 o-look. After which, a PUBLIC MEETING will be | held In the Church, Addresses will be _c. ■ Kvered by the Revs. A.held. (V. J. Watklnß, w. s. Potter, and Thomas MoMa. ter and other friends. Tickets to be had from any ot the Teachers. a UCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY.— ___. Flntl HehearsalTO-NlUHT(Monday),at 7.-5 p.m. fourth Cono-rtot the Season, _ohu manu's "Paradise and the c'eri." TO-MOrtROW (Tuesday) t-VKNING, 7th list, at 8 p.m.—H. Gllfillan, Junr., Hon. sec. TiEMUEKA SOCIAL UNION. An Entertainment will take place on WKD NKSDaY, the Bth instant, at 8 p.m. I~N A CAUSE THAT NEEDS AS-I-TANOB. A GRAND CONCERT will be given In the Tomperanoe Hall. Albert street, an THURS DAY EVKMNG, August 9th. Doors open at 7,30, commence at 8. A flrat-olaes Programnse has bean provided, and Mr G. A. Brown, who Ins glvan np the hail for tbe occasion, has also kindly consented to take tho obalr. and will preside over the meeting. Admi_aio_-ONE MULLING. £ -RIM-SAN VETERANS' DIN_.Eb7 AU thone who served In the Russian War of 1851 to 1856, and who are daalrous ot attending the dinner that Is to take plaoe on Sept. 10th, In Celebration ot the Fatl of eobaatopol, are re quested to eend in their names to the Hon, Sec, Mb HiZ.hD, Qunßuuth, Queen-street, A-Qk lan_. -11 Tickets must be obtained before Sept, Ist. Prloe ot Tloket One Games. '"" I I — Dividend-!., rj.HE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING 1 COMPANY (Limited). TRANSFER OF BHARES. Tho Transfer Books of tho Company will be CLOSED from 30th July to 21st August, 18__, Inclusive. By order of tho Board of Dlreoto-a. IBAAC GIBBS. Seoretary. £j I V I _T) X Iff D. NEW PiUNCK I&FpiRIAi GOLDMINING COMPANY (UMITKD.) The Share Register will be OLO___o {com _ p.m. on TO USD -V, the 7th, until noon on THURSDAY, the Oihlnßisnt, on whloh latter date a Dividend of 6s oar share will hs payable. D. G. MAODONNELL. Manager. Auokland. ___ August, 1883. Bducauoneu. DAN CI-.G CLASSES, Museum House, t ..noes .trees. Auokland. Quad rule Parties, Tuesdays, 7.80 p.m.. Juvenile C:asses, Saturdays. 280 pan. . ; - • ' g Board and Kesldenoe. OVERNOR BROVfh.. HOTEL, HOBBON--THEKT. BOABD AND LODGItrO 90s. por Week >___>_■ Room— per Weak BOaED and Kttß.dence tot a respectable Young Man in town; single room.-Apply S-AR Office. _ _ _ ' pRIV. TE Board and Residenoe for a J. Family, or a few Gentlemen, at Mrs leo_y_, Gloucester Route, Parnell. — Apply Stab offloe. .. pRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE r for Single Gentlemen j four minutes from Post Offloe. If oermanent. 18s per week.—Ad dress.! Mrs Dallen, Confectioner, Queen-street. I_ob- and Found. LOST, last night, a small Bay Mare, saddle and bridle on. The finder will be rewarded by giving information at the Wynyerd House. ' " LOST in Symonds - street, a Black- Thorn Stick, Ivory handle. Bllver band with Inl_ials.-F.n--r will greatly oblige by loavfng it at Mr Aley's, Watchmaker** Meetings. X -f 35 AHA LODGE, 848, LC. The Regular Monthly Meeting win be held In the Lodge-room, .Freemasons' Hall. Prinoes street, on MONDAY, ._ta6__ i_a_, at MO p.m. Visiting Brethren are tLVl:ed to attend-—Br oommand of the W.M. A. S. RU-3K-X. P.M.. Socrota-y. NEWTON LODGE OF MARK MABT-CR MASONS. No. SO). 8.0. ' The regular Monthly Communication will be held in the Lodge-room, M__onlo Ball, Karanga hapo Road, TO-UORROW line-day) EVEN ING, at 1.30 o'clook preolsaly. Visiting Mark Brethren are cordially invited to attend.—By oommand of tbe w.M. W. J. BROWN. Secretary. HE KAIPARA STEAMSHIP CO., LLMIIKD. Notice la hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders of the above Company will belbeld at the Oh&mb-r of Oom merco Rooms, In the City of Auokland, on FKIDaY, 10ih August. 1883, at two o'clock in the afternoon, for the pur.-se of confirming the following resolution, pas-ed _ i the axtraordln-1 ary Meeting held o_, the iSih nit. Resolution i That the Oapital of the Company be redoo-d from __0 000 (divided into -.000 shares ot _. each) to _...(__ (dividedinto 10.CO0 ' ahares of _a each).—Br ordar. WILLIAM LpDDHR, Manager Kaipara B.S. Co.. Limited. Auckland, Sth August.lßßß •■ - NEW ZEALAND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE-AUCKLAND BRANCH. Meeting of Members on WEDNESDAY. August 9, at 7 p.m., in Toachors' library. Busi ness : To dlsouss reoent resolutions of tho Board and other matters. 11. MASON. Secretory. N.B.—Meeting will only last about an hour.. j BDOrtinßi I■■". ' " ' X [REOISTIK-U. Lk____JS NO_ AOO-MED.I f*f( Melbourne Cup. } 1S& "THEGOLDFIELDS CONSULTATION COMPANY." (TILLING RAPIDLY.) _E4OOO INlt H_t^ oF £4000 First Award{ £2000. }-_rst Award tar This Company has boon forming for the last four months, and has met with great success. Having Agents in every principal town ot New Zealand, likewise Melbourne and Sydney, shares aro being taken up .harp, and our ledger is rapidly filling. Write early to hasten time of drawing. A fortune of £2000 can be the result. -Address— "QUARTZOPOLIS," Care ot T.LENNOX, Box: 63, P. 0., Thames. N.B.—One thousand two hundred Shares issued solely in the Mining, Up-country, tad Southern district*. ' : s .'.':' i I _t___-.M-i-.-_ : ; WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8. SPRING STRAW HATS, Duchess, May Queen, Gainsborough, Jumbo, Galatea, Lilly, Boating. MEN'S, BOYS', AND YOUTHS' MM. - BATe. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his Room* on W-dnetday. at 11 o'clook. 60A8K3 LADIBft. MAIDS', _. MEN'S STRAW HATrJ. as above 7 In OASES MEN'S, BOYS', ft YOUTHS' 3 FKLT HATS, Now landing. - [Continued on fourth page,