SUPREME COURT.- This Day.

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.) DivOBCB _i n the matter of the petition mmm, £t Sored to a decree absolute atmullng iff mrriage. He stated that tt» respondent and co-respondent had in- Smatod that tbey had no intention of ap neorine.—The decree was granted. PF W. LALLY AND OTHEBS V. GKO. EDOCUMBB AND CTHERB.-Cl al m £873 12a 6d -This was an action brought by Frederick William Lally, gentleman; William Eugene Outhwaite, barmter-at law • aud William Ouleman, solicitor, against Qeo. Edgcumbe, journalist, Richard Loud, feirymao; J. H. Silverster Davi* brickmaker, all of Hamilton—on a mortage deed, to recover the sum of £750, together witu arrears of interest and in surance premiums.-Mr Coleman appeared lor the plaintiffs, but there was no appearance either by or for the defendant-, although they had filed as a defence a general denial of the plaintiffs' decorations.—Frederick William tally, one of the plaintiffs, having been sworn, produced the mortgage deed upon which the cLim wa3 made. It was given by George EHgcumbe and the other deien dints iv consideration of money advanced to them by the plaintiffs. No part of it bad been repaid, and U was still owiug. Interest was claimed lrom august 4, 1881, viz. £118 2s 6d. The buildings had not bean kept insured since March, 1882, as covenanted, and in their default be had paid £5 10s for premiums prior to the issue of the writ. £BGB 2s 6d was therefore due bb principal and inteiest, and £5 lOs for niemittms. making a total of £873 12s 6d, LHis Honor briefly direoted the jury how to answer the issues, at>4, in accordauce with this direction a verdict was returned for the plaintiffs for the amount claimed. Hay and Oihers V. ttoEHAN.-Claim £750, money .sdvauoed.-Mr K. Hesketh appeared for the plaintiff., and ]bf ewas no appearance by or for the defendant. The action was brought by John nay, Wm. BWJhahan, and 6-tS. Graham, to recover the amount of their advances on a block of land in wbich the defendant was interested, and which they agreed to purchase in case alter inspection they approved it.-Jolm Bay deposed that he was one of the plaintiffs to the action. About January, 1882 he had an interview with the de fendan', Mr Bheehan, about a certain olock of land in the Wanganui district. The in terview took place in witness's oihce in Queen-street, and it ended in Mr Sheehan making the following written offer :— "Auckland, February Bth, 1882. Be ceived from Messrs Hay, Graham, and Buchauan, the sum of seven nundred pounds (7GO> in part pay. Dent of consideration for sale of my interest in the Rua-iwi Manga-mutiao block, con taining not less than one hundred acres, thia amount being part of consideration agreed to be paid by them if they approve of the block after inspection, should they sot approve, aroonnt to be reloaded. Mr Sheehan asked that they should take up his advances on the block, and witness declined to agree to anything of the sort until the block had been inspected. The result was that the offer was accepted un conditionally. Mr Sheeban consented to show witness over the block. On tie Bth of February, however, he called and said that he conld not go unless he had an advance of £700 for which he would give a Govern ment order for £500 and bis own cheque for £200 on the Bank of New Zealand. The advance was made on these terms, and Mr Sheehan gavo a receipt (pro diced) for the amount, which was said to bo in consideration of the sale of his interest in the block provided they approved of it after inspection. That same afternoon, witness, Mr sheehan and Mr Graham proceeded to Napier. On arriving there, Mr Sheehan annonnced that he could go no further, and proposed that Mr Nelson should take them on to Wan aanui. He asked for a further advance of £50, and it was made, Mr Sheeban giving for it cheques by Whitaker and Steeban for £30 and £20 respectively. After that, witness and Messrs Graham and Nelson proceeded across the couatry to wards the block, but the natives intercepted their further progress, and they were obliged to retnrn. Ultimately, however, Mr Graham inspected the block, and, as it wa* not approved of, the plaintiffs in July applied that tbe £750 should be refunded. They had frequently made the applica tion since then, but no portion of the money had been returned. The order and cheques had been presented, but were dis honoured. The issues submitted to the jury were :-I. Did the plaintiffs approve of the Rua-iwl-Manganuitiao block, and agree to purchase the same? 2. Has tbe defendant failed to pay to the plaintiffs the ium of £760? 3. What sum, if any, are the plaintiffs entitled to recover from the defendant ? The defendant, in his plead ings, alleged that tho plaintiffs did approve of the block after inspecting it, ana that in consequence be entered into certain negotiations with natives which in volved him in greater expense than the advance of £750 could cover.—At the direc tion of his Honor, the jury answered tbe first issue in the negative, the second in the affirmative, and returned a verdict for the amount claimed, viz., £750

(Left Sitting.)

SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

A iaoMDioota named John McGulre hss been mttatng from hta tent on the Coast Oum fleld, rW DargaTllle, since Mar sand, and taere ia reason to feat thax he has com- SitSa»n-ctde. He or.llrd at the aum-Btor; en tbe oo»at on theevening of the 22nd nit. and ■tiUlg tnai there was snlUc'ont gtim ia his tent lo B»r for hb account, adde-: that be woulrt not be sae'a any more. H« has not been seen einco.

MURDER TRIALATNELSON.

! Verdict of Manslaughter.

(JJT maOBAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION.} N£vSO«, this day. IK the Lyell murder case the jury retired »t midnight, and after an absence ot 45 minutes returned with a verdict of man slaughter. The prisoner, in reply to the Jaige, said be bad been convicted on the oith of a perjured prostitute and two per jured constables The Judge sentenced him to penal servitude for life, saying, at the same time, that the jury had taken a very merciful view of the case, as the evidence Jolly justified a verdict of wilful murder. The cake has created aloe of excitement. The Court was crowded the whole time.

Oxford Railway Tenders.

Bnc tenders were received last week for the tormaUonoißl miles of the Morrinsvine-Llch fleW section of the Thames Valley-Rotorua railway; After due consideration, the directors have decided upon the accaptance of Messrs 'Menerand Marshall's tender, which is £4.524 belowtherest. The following are the tenders ;~ Meroer and Marshall <acoepted) .. 12.998 4 0 Hunt and White.. - •• ■■ ll'Wl ? I I). JTnllon .. .... .. •• 18.1*8 * 0 Fotghey aridDarrow .. .. ••}•>■!'!£]! i! Brett and MuUinger .. .. •■ lg.«?10 0 W.G.Baeaett .. 22.900 0 0

FIRE IN QUEEN-SIREET.

The flre-bolla rang out an alarm ot fire last nig^t, *bontaqn»rterp»BtlO o'clock, when It ww discovered that It wbb bUzlnß la the book niter's »hop nest 10 Mr Couutand'g produce Btoise. Two men named OnroU and BeSford were jaasirg lelsorely aoag the p^vemett when they notloed » stlara of bri K hti i}t*' Ihronuh to- opooiwplot the shnttew, BeQtord «onoi raa to the flreboUand gave «»« »'»™; The Fire Brigade, under enperlntendent Hnßheß. were quickly on tho spot, but thiouih the unaided exertions ot a man came* Fpencar, the flte was Bub ?n^' lS™r« the arrival ot the B/laade. Detective Walker and Sergeant MoManon ox emi"ed the place and concladed th&.t the fire was purely accidental, and that It arose from the waste gas. in consequence of which the Patfer near the half-extiogulshed jet had caught The damage is estimated at between £20 and £25 The shop la in tho hands of Mr Lennox, and sub-let to another person who does not • reridc on the premises. The block of buildings ot which the shop formed a part ia covered by a policy in the New Zealand Insurance Company,

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

:L ' . Jonk 21, 1883. Natlonlal Bank-71-; Beu»tß, & 12a 6d N.Z. Inenranoe— Boyars £3 16s Uonth Britlh InauraLco-JJ'i 16) 6d; Sailers, £2 17s Aud<c>and Timber- Bajera, fa 2a 64; sellers, aS7s BA Flener ai d Co.-Bayers. 11s 61 Queen of Besntj— Ha. 15s, 16s; bayers, Us; I Fo"lerp ft 133 Deep Level Crost—Ba«ers. la; seller?, Is 3d Bright emilA- Is «Ms 8d; sellew, 1b 7d Prn jo Imperial-50a to 6ls; bujera, 60a; sellers, Sis -' Band of Friendship—ls fid

Ctalrai&n.

Mr J. M. Daruaville, M.H.K., was a pssßenger for "Welliutc'on by tbe Tarawera, which left for tbe i-outh this afternoon.

TELEGRAMS.

(PER PKBS3 ASSOCIATION.)

RUSSELL, this day. Tucker and Co.'s packet barque More castle sails at daylig&t to-morrow for New Bedford, with a cargo of oil and whalebone ; valued at £16,000. The above firm Intend , sending a vessel next year to bring home j the oil from their ship. j WELLINGTON, tkia day. j The three men who were arrested for; creating a disturbance at the opening of the Salvation Army campaign were fine £5 and coats, or 14 days' imprisonment, and one of them for assaulting the police was sentenced to seven days' imprisonment without the option of a fine. In the latter case a notice of appeal was given. j Tne following teDders have been received for So, 34 SUtion Buildings contract :—i Accepted : Rackstraw and Kamsay, Auck- I land, £250. Declined :J. T. McCoonell, Auckland, £275; IN. W. Maunder, One- ; hunga, £284; Smith and Kowe, Onehunga, £290; Geo. Stephen, Auckland, £321; Wrigley and Hancock, Auckland, £364; t. Mills, Auckland, £384. t

CP KISTCHURC3, this day. The dead body of a middle-aged woman was found in tho River Ashley, near Rangiora, yesterday eveniDg. From ap pearauces the body had evidently been in the water three or four weeks. It has not j yet been identified. The affair is a mysterious oue, aa no one is reported mi.s-iug from the district. The Canterbury Meat Freezing Company have resolvent to-day to raiae their capital [ from £20,000 to £50,000. uISGIUUKFUL FIGHT. Two men named Burrell and King had a fight at Flaxtoo yesterday. iJurreil knocked King down and then kicked him on the bead and chest, breaking several ribs and inflicting serious internal injuries. Burrell was arrested, and King is in the Hospital. More Steamers for the New Zealand irade. The agent for the Shaw, Seville, and Albion Co. (Limited) lino of ships has received cable advices to the effect that instructions have been given to Messrs Peter Denny and Co., shipbuilders, I>um barton, to build steamer* without delay for the-Sew Zealand trade. DUNEDIN, this day, . George Vinyl, a steerage passenger, while under the influence of drink, jumped overboard from the Wanaka last night. The steamer stopped, and a boat put out for half-an-hour, but tho search proved un availing.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[SPECIAL TO PKESS ASSOCIATION.]

(Received June 21, 2 p.m.)

THE DECEASED WIFE'S BISTEK BILL.

LONDON, June 20.

The Deceased Wife's Sister Bill will be retrospective in its effect with regard to legitimate offspring only.

PEACE IN AFGHANISTAN.

A treaty of peace has been concluded between the Ameer of Afghanistan and the rebel bhinwatris, MX W. REDMOND CONTESTS WEX FOBD. Mr Wm. Redmond, a Parnellitc, is a can didate tor the representation of the borough of Wexford.which wan rendered vacant by the resignation of Mr T. M. Healy, A FENIAN LIBEL. Mr Devoy, editor of the " Irish Nation " newspaper, has been sentenced to sixty days' imprisonment, for accusiog the agent of Baroo Koiuschild in New York wuh dishonesty in connection with a Fenian bill of exchange. THE OOBDiN CLUB AND M. CLEM ENCCAU. The election ot M. Clemencean as a number of the Cobden Club has caused the secession of a number of the Whig members. EXPLORATION OF NEW GUINBA. MELBOURNE, this day. The " Argus " to-day announces that it has despatched its Fiji »pecial correspondent to New Guinea, and that he left Cooktown yesterday for that island. THE KXPENBE OF ANNKXING THE SEW HEBRIDHS. With the exception of South Australia, all the colonies have intimated their willingness to share in the expenses of the annexation of the New Hebrides. (Received June 21, 11 a.m.) RAILWAY BRAKES. LONDOr*, Jane 19. The "Kngineer/'reviewingthe proceedings of ihe Board recently appointed in Victoria to enquire into the respective merits ol various railway brakes, says that the ver dict in favour of the Woods brake was arrived at in flat opposition to the evidence. (Received June 21st-2,20 p.m.) The Fighting in Madagascar.— France aatisfled. LONDON, June 20. The latest telegrams to hand from Madagascar reports that the Ftench com mander is content with the position now occupied at Tamatave, and has decided not to advance upon AnanUnarivo, the capital. BRITISH jBNVi'Y TO THE TKANk- VAAL. It is announced that Mr William Gurdon has been appointed British envoy to the Transvaal to open negotiations for tho re vision of the Anglo-Boer convention.

SERIOUS FIRE AT AMSTERDAM.

AMSTDKDAM, June 20.

& serious fire occurred tokday at tbe dockyard in this city. A Dutch warship lying in dock was totally destioyed, and great damage was done over property.

DEATH OF Bit*H< -P COLBf SO. CAPK TUWN, June 20. The death is announced to-day of Bishop Colenso, of fatnl, aged 69.

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TO-DAY'S BUSINESS

Netv Zealand University Degrees.

I Xhe University Amendment Bill, intro duced by Major Atkinson, enacts that the Senate of New Zealand shall have powers, afier examination, to confer degrees of Bachelor and Master in Arts, and Bachelor and I/octor in Law, Medicine, Soience, and Music. Hon. Mr WMtdker and the Council. In the course of the debate on the Ad* dress, in the Legislative Council yesterday, Mr Whitaker said that the time had ar rived when he should retire from active political life, but if it were to the interest of the pany that he should retire from the Council and seek a seat in another place, he would do so, Another Absentee. Mr Mitchelson to-day moves for a week's leave of absence for Mr Oargavillfl. Auokland Railway Management. Mr Wliyte has two questions on the Order Paper—whether it is the intention of the Government to make inquiries, by conn mi.-siou or otherwise, into the management of the Auckland railways generally, and more particularly as regards the carriage of goods? and whether it is their intention to introduce a bUI for the pur pose of endowing with lands within tbeir boundaries, boroughs, and town distriots which have been incorporated since the pausing of (he Act of 1878, where by the endowments to boroughs were stopped ? Ihe Contagious Diseases \Act. Mr O'Ca'lughan will ask if it is intended to amend the Contagious Diseases Act, and to make it compulsory in large cities. Second Readings. The Eight Hour*, Workmen's Lieusj and Law Practitioners' Bills come up for second leadiuK. lamaki Bridge and Onefwnga Mood. Mr Harris to-morrow intends asking if it is the iotention of Government to exompt the Tamaki Bridge from tolls, and moving for a return showing tbe tolls received at the gate on the AucklandOnehunga Kood, and what portions thereof were expended on the Great South lload in Fianklin North, 2he Detective Force. g. Mr Watt moves far a return of tli c number of men employed in she detective depart ment in lach provincial district, and the cott of the same for the year ending 31st of

March 1883} and, futher, in view of the late disclosures in Australia, America, and.other places, are Government of opinion that the service ii conducive to the welfare of the colony ?

A jsovtl legislative I&posal, I Mr Cadman moved that all bills be cir culated within ibe colony one month betore discussion by Parliament. Proposed Amendment of the Election Act. \ A meeting of members was commenced ,by Mr Steward io-day to consider hit pro posed bill to amend the procedure for the election of fcchool Committees. The chief alterations propound are abolishing the commutative vote, defining the teitn " douseholders,' the creatiou of e'ectorat groups for tbe election of members of Education Boards, altering the time for electing Committees to April, alter ing the financial year far School Committees to 31st March, and pro viding for the retirement of the com mitteemen each year, instead of the whole goin>j oat together. Opinion on several p.unts was divided, but ultimately Mr Stew ard agreed to have the bill printed as soon as po sible, in order that members might send it to tho School Committees in their several dUtncts for their opinion upon it.

T/ie Mining Companies Act,', Mr Bolleston's Mining Companies Act Amendment i« a reprint of the bill passed by the Legislative Council last session. Native Claimants to Takapuna Land. Mr Cadman to-day presents a petition from Arama Kataua Hautiutu and another native, claiming to be the owners of a large block of land on the northern shore of Auck -1 land harbour, including Takapnna. The petitioners' allege that tha land was never disposed of by them, and pray for an in quiry. Specimens from Northern Goldfields. Mr Cadman has deposited a number of rich specimens from Thames and Coroman del in the Houae'library, The South Island lrunk Line. A meeting ot Canterbury members is now being held re the several rival routes for the South itUnd trunk railway. LATBK. At the meeting of Canterbury members this morning, tho West Coast line was approved of by all present, With two excep tions. Reflations were carried to the effect that the meeting considered it'un desirable that the Northward trunk line should be continued via the Eatt Coast, and that notion . should be taken to secure a 'line''to Westland. A deputntiou of three Ministerialist! and three Oppositionists was appointed to ascertain Ministers' intontions rt the ex penditure of the £180,000 already voted, and te suggest that it be spout in extending the main line to Top House.

The bazaar at tit. Mary's Fall, One* hungo, last night was inogurnted by the local brass band marching through the town with torchlight procession and then playing in front of the hall. The music in ■ide was then taken np by Mr Curtis, bandmast«r, and Mr Cottelli's siring band, with several lady asiiittnts at the piano. The bazaar was quite a success, and will be continued for several succeeding evenings

In the Supreme Court this morning Thoa. Lowry Wilcock was granted » decree absolute dissolving bit marriage with his wife, Mary Price Wilcoek, on th« (rounds that she had committed adultery with Charles Edward Forder, and was cohabit ing with him. Mr Arthur sells to-morrow some superior vine roots in a healthy condition for plant ing.

A deputation from the stonebreakera who have been prevented from continuing their work at Monnt Eden, waited yesterday upon His Worship the Mayor, and laid their grievance b?f< re him. In accordance with a promise th n given, His Worship visited the ground to-day and interviewed the Governor of ;he Gaol, The result of the conversation was an understanding that tbe men should be allowed to continue their work pending aa application by the Cor poration to the Government for a lease of the reserve at a nominal rental.

Lectures.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY. JUNES 21



A. IjKCTUKE WillboDelivorodatthe MOUNT BD«N SCHOOLROOM FkIDaY EV«N?«G, JUNK 22»d, BY RKV. S MaCFARLANB. Sdbjkot: " The Art of Open in« and Shutting the Month.' Chair to be taken at 7.F1 by Rev. T. Bpurgeon. Music on " Fairy Bells will be rendered at intervals. ADMISSION FREE. ODNQ MEN'S CHRIBTIAN AS BOOIATIO^—Tiio hey. hlrley W, Bsker will, by Bpeolal reques', deliver his I co tnre on " Gaifleld tte DalUuV'TO-MOHKOW KVBNINU. at the Young Meu'i Kromn, In Wellealerttreat, Leoture to cram-nenco at IS3 p.m. The Theatre C&olr will reader aetoral pieces of muato. Corporation jNoticeß. piTY OF AUCKLAND. NOTICE. WHOLESALE AND PACKET I.ICENSFS FOB THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS. Notice Is hereby given that ALL LICENSES A3 ABOVE require to bo renewed on or before the 30th inst. Forms of application mast bo obtained from and lodged with, tho Clerk to tho Licensing Court, at the Resident Magistrate's Court, High street. P. A. PBK.IPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Jane 21st, 1883. Meetings. YOUNG~MBtI'B CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellesley an* Albert streeta.-Evangelistlo Servioe, THIB (Thursday) KVSNINQ, at 7.30. All are Invited, faaoont arrivals cordially invited. CHUKUH OF EHGIiAND HOME MISSION hOuißTjr, The Bishop of Aookland Invite* the Friends Of the Home Mifßlon to at'wd at Meeting to be held at Bishop's Court, THIB KVHNINO, nt 730 o'olook. 'in* object o( ihs meeting la to form a Society, to bo called the Homo HUsion socioty. jQHN H4BBI)DWf Hod. Seo. pro torn. TCTEW ZEALAND LOAH AND MER. 131 OANTILE AGKNOY COMPANY (LIMITBD) Notion Is hereby given that tho Annual local Meetlcg of the New Zealand Loan and Mor outl'e Anenoy Company (Limited) will bs held at the OfSee o( the Company, at Auckland, on WBDNKBDAT, the Ith day or July, 1883, at noon. FUKDK. BATTIiKV. Koorotor/. Anokland, Jano 1 1883. Caometmagarti ■ AMU REID AND SUN Beet to call the attention and careful oonsldera tion of those about to Furnish to the Vkbv Favourable: Prices of ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. Having introduced Steam Power, thoy are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house in town. James reid & son, Furnttubr Emporium, HOBSON-3TRKET (2nd Shop from Vletorla-flt T. & -B. O ° ° * * 44 AND 46, VICTOMA-BTKKKT, Beg to draw the attention of Ladles and Qon tlemon furnishing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASBORTED STOCK Of ♦ TjiURNITURE, comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, wardrobes with glasb panels. Sideboards, Oheffoniers, Hall ' Tables and Hatetandu, Office Tables, Chimney ' and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chain 1 In great variety, Toiletware, Drawers, Wash ; stands. ta.te CAEpETBi I Indndtaff Brnflsels.Tapestry, Klddermlnater, ' and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China : Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Flooroloth, Door Mats, Wool Mats, Bud-rcom RugsJ&c, • TJEDDINa lof all kinds and of the beet quality. Hair, Wool, : Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Spring ; Mattresses, including the Paten, Wire Wove i Mattress TFeather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; I Kapok Beds, Bolsters and PiUotra, and Pal 'Uasse 1 . T. &H. COOKE, «, ViCTORIA-STRE [Factory, Elliott-street.



Wanted. WANTED, the grand news to sprea aboat the Cheap ifreah Lot o( Men id Women's Ancklanrt-tnar.o Hoots; I Dampler's Boot dhop. Victoria atreet. WAN I'ED, a Boy.-Apply to Gladdin and Son, urooera, Monofc Kden Ko»o._ WANTED, a ■young Man as a Junio Hand for the Drapery.-D. MePheraor SCarangahape Rood. . ANTED, at once, a good Watertigh Knee Hand -J. Trenwlth's Boot tfftC cry, genaington House. Wakefleld Btra't W' ANTED, 2 f?ood Gasfitters.—Appl: actbeGaaworfcg. %J_'ANTKD, a First-class Ploughman VT one aoouatomed to the Double-furrow ireterredr-Apply to Robert Menzies, Panmure ANTED, a Kaneer for the Kpsorc Bovl District. - Apply to WMla_ Mnnißon. Clerk, Newmarket. ANTED, a Siogle Man who cat Ml'k and do Garden Work.-Appli lunt & Company, on Friday afternoon. rAjNl'fcD, Tailors and Tuiiores.es; apply at once to Munro & MllUgan, looaon-ttreet. WANTBU, a Boy about 14 or 16 w milk—Apply at Wiokham'a btore, lobjon-B-.-it iiboni9 am. to-morrow. ANrED, a Farm Hand (married m«) -Apply W. and J. Frator. Land Lgenti. K.Z. Instance Buildings. »i»./AN_ED, several good Machinists.— V* c. Bltok & Co.. Aberdeen Boot Fnoioty, ihapel-Btrcet. . . WANTED, a Charwoman. -Apply to Joseph Mojb', Now Zetland Tweed Co. »17 AH TED. a Lad as light porter and W etr.ort r>y; wf'lbe tau-jhtthe baßlnesa : fonnfl suitable.—J. MoLaohlan. IJtrANTB.T>, William Warwick, Black- W smith, late ot Taur_nfca. to call (or a it.er at itar Offloe. or reply d'reot to Geoige >t_____'?lwM*__ TMI"?^ - i¥rANTED, a Steady, Stroni?, Younji W Man, willing to learn, to make himself enoraUy useful on a gentleman's place cloao to »wnV-Addreßß, stating wagea. to X 22, Stab rifANT-D, at aannafordfi~Juck^£d VY Registry Hstabllsned 20 years), Hotel eneral, 15a (Ruanell). Urgent. »»/• ANTED, at. Hannaford's Auckland W Registry (established 20 years). Hotel [mi^-.M^inarkarllle!. Utgant. — iiTANTBP. at Hannaford's Auckland VY Registry (established 20 yeftrshFemale oo_. JOj: BoT_bu»«W. Ut oame W»lk-io oiel'. "remit , __—- .A/aNTkD, at Haunatord's Auckland VV Registry (established 20 years). Young [an to mill drive, and La useful; ganfeman * imllyi 20i. Urgfant. . i »; ANTED, immediately, a good General ■* Servant; must bo able to cook and -ash: gpoa wagoß.-Apply at once to Mra John [arleyr—orne-atrect. _____ ii: A~*T*_> a first-class f'abinetmaker} *»■' highest wages glven.-Apply to V. W. levell. No. 217.jie_t Albert HotoL [VANTED, -Good General Servant for W small f.mtly. must be abl. tn Cook Dy kept.-Apply at H. B. Mtrtond. Cub om onsMtreet. ba'wc :>n half-pa-.t ten and Half net eleven in the mowing. , _.. li7*ANTED,"a.Situation as Manager in a W country Store, or Clerk In Office. The ivertiser has had ten yeara' exporlenco Jn Bneral storekeoptnK. Good referenocs.-Ad reaa: H.M.3.. Star Office. ~_ IarANTvD, Puolls. by Mr Jonson W (Shorthand Teacher at the C^iege) horthand tanaht in three months. Address. :arangahape Road. . iir aNTBD SBEN — The Cups and W aanoera. Id: Soup PlatM. *4_: Dinner latei Oarge »iEe). 4}d; do do (small aUe). SJd; > Dampler'a Selling Oft Hobton-street. l XT ANTED, 2 smart Girls as Waitresses} V> aooujtomed tolthe bu»in»Bß.-_pply at IAROfBoe. kI7ANTKi>, good Tailorens i al»o, VV Boyfor mo__wes.-Apply J.WiUlamß, allor, Victoria-street. , I*.A ANTED, a good General Servant — " Apply to Mra Bornhardt Lory. Hobson :rcet. __________ 71, ANTED, two Sisters oi Friends as W cook Pid Homemald.- Apply Mrt Jno. Os». North abore. .«/ '•NTKD, a aituatlon e.% Working "» J-weller by one Jaa« a.rlrod trom _.ng jd—Addro-s L.t.. 3ran ■ fline. l » j ANTKL), by tiie end of tlie moutli, a T» Lart to milk and make him.olf g- oer*lly lefal: one from oonotry prefofred.—Sir Her >ld, off Or-kal Road. Kemnera, JJI/-ANTBD to Sell, Wostport Coal, in Vt lots to null purchaser*. Snperior tor c»m and blaoksmlih purposea. —F. Clark, nehnnga. . a New or Second-hand VY Bo>t abont 10ft long; oau and >al>a amplote.—VVnuJ, Bronghton, oaiaMasollald'B pan dry. IV ANTED KNOWN-Ladies1 Outdoor V> Shoos. U; Ladles High-heel Blaok Kid lanolng or Evanlng 8hoe», 4« 6d; at Uampler's toot Shop. Vlo'orl_-«tree«. i\r ANTED, to iiuy, Left-oil ClomiDj? of Vt every description, for cash. Partloa raited on. P.S.—Wanted Known—For Hiro, 'rap and Saddle Horses.—Apply Tlioa Hill, ilotliier and Draper. Porncf.. ANTED KNOWN—Threo Pairs for nothing to the Lady who does not think is Fiesh Lot of Ladies' "inn-leu Htgh-hrel Kid lUtton Boots at 7s 6d a bargain ; at Dampler b loot Shop. Victoria-street. V\7 ANTEDlo^Purcbase, 1 Three, 1 Four, Vt and 1 Klve.roo<ned Cottaßa, bot-een ymonde-STPOt and Ponsonby.—J. H. Uamer, lousa and Lan-1 Agent, Walker's Hullditigs, ■ ewton. x\T ANTED SBEN—Oilcloth, a yd wide, V * i 8 ad; Ths Mtißii. iU. 3d. and Id: Jaw, i to 2s; Meat nhhoi, lOrt : Pudding Bulns, d; at Damplers Sailing Ofl. Hobßon-atreat. WiiNT-D KNoAVN—That Ladles can hiva a Beautifully Kmbtolderod r-id lem-Btltobed naodkercblerforSid.at Kobson'g ilelbonrne Hon»e Ponaonby. WANTED the Ladies to Know that V» Mnnra and MilUaaa, Hobson-atreet, iave scoured the servioes of a flnl-olwM HU- Inor, and are now Drooared to Bnpplr milliner]' n all its brsnohe« on ihe shorteet noUoe. \\f ANTED KNOWN—Tea Tiays, Is V* and la 3d; Small Traiß, 1*1; Pretty Tea innnißtnrs. 01 xnil lid; at uampler's Selling )ff, Hobnon nt?oet. V* r"ANi jiu SKEN — Iron Saucepan* v * itin lined), 1b S<l; Knaraellal «o, 1»; ran Kettles. Is 6d ; Bolleni,6s Sd; at l-amvler'a lelllng Off. Ho^oon-Btreet. \\f ANTBD KNOWN—That everyone ■ anfffridK from cold mar have lmmedlato 'ellef by purchasing one of our is dl Blankets. «galsr price 12a Od; also. Kitrft Sli» (Iliioet lualltrl. fls 01 each. Those are told in town at 7s 6J per pair. To be had only at S. Coombes ml Co.'b New Premises this weak. ; \\T ANTED, at once, 200 Working Men Vt to Parobaso oar 6s lid Tweed Traosara; _merloan Paper dollars 31 i>er box; »nd the ,atf 8> Novelty in Mcn'a tfosrves, «t Is per doz. for ibis wrek only, at 8. Coombos and Co. s >ew Premises. • \\! ANTED Known (in conspquenco of Vw the old premises bolncr about to come lown). that tho bUßiness formerly carried on by Mr G. C. Plggott Watchmaker and Jeweller, ins boon Removed to the third shop above tha _lbert-stroet corner Vlctoria-Btreet. ANTKD KNOW^ -ihree Pairs fqr nothing to tho Lady who 4°oa not tMnk ;ho Lartiae'UlKh-lcs; Ulgb-beel Prunnlla f'oata for 6s fl<! a bargain ; at UamDlor'u 800 l Shop. yiotorla-gtreet. WANTED SEEN-Tea Bottles, 6d} Vt Meat Tins, 1b; Dnsl Pane, Is; flour Dredgers. 4d: Fire Shovels. Qd; at Dampier's jelling Off, Hobson-ntroot. W~ ANTEFKNOWN—Money to Lend on personal and collateral seourity, re payable by weekly lsntalmenta. ' Bt'la i^ls oonnicd.—Rao's New Zealand Pawn Shop. Darby Btreet_ viJANTKD KNOWN-Three Pair* for * • nothing to the Qeiitleman who doea not think my f reeti Lot of Uent«* Real Hand-sewn Klastlcelde Boots for 10a a bargain; at Damplar's Boot Shop. Viotorla-Btreet. WANTED. —When youaro in Hobson street oall and poo the Large and Gholoe Btook of Soon h Cheviot Tweeds, In heather and granite shades, »t Munro anp, Mllllgao'n. WA^TED KNOWN-That we will Clear out onr ?0s Sp'endld Witopy Cfer-. coats at 16 i 6d. our 35s Men's anlts at 21s, our Buys' Clothing at h-IC orloe, for three daya only, at 8 Coambqnand Vo.'a Now Premloes AN fTb.—Tho May NumDers of tho Young Ladies' Jonrnal. and <ha April Nuinbsrs tit thn London Journal and Family Herald, have arrived; below the usual price; at amplor'B Hobßon-stteei anop. ANTED, Buyers for FioeTrish Linen, yard wide, at v 9d ihe yord; all in Mannfaolurerß' Lei<Rths; bonght oheap, a<n\ gelling ohnau: incpeot and j adge for youraelt, at Kob'Or.'d Melbourne Hnnsi. fonsonby. ANTBD KNOWN-I have a long list of persons enquiring fqr Cottages and Houses to tteot; aUo, a list of Servants wishing for employment.—J. 11 Hamqr, House and Land Agent. Walter's Bntldtnga. Wawton, \\ ANTED B_l£\-Voot Baths, 3b Qd ] V" Ijlqp Psils, Ss 6d; Qooetß. Is 8d; Wafnhv>rt Paalia In; Dippers. Is; Qt Dam? pler'a Selling V 3, HQbßOP.Btreet. W ANTED KNOWN-Just Kooeived; V T at too Anokland Pantheon, gpposite St, James's Church, WelllntrtoniStr«et. another Largo Consignment (pry o.s Westmeatb) o( the Beautiful Dark Marble Qluaware, oonthtlng of Sukbm, Bntters, Flower Vases. Tumb(e.rs, Jugs, Monument, ISvgi, &o. The only i-tare In New Zealand having the same, fhoahovo Ppantlful Ooods are at present oreatlng quite a sensation In irngl.r.d. a large collection of ornamental China and Glassware. Faaoy (Jooda. Toys, fto, a large amount ot China and Crockery ot every description on rale. All Qoods 35 tq 30 poc cent. chxacor thso any honso in Anokland. All the a Hovo good« am of flrst-clmja qonllcy, Bawars cupplled. Large Show-room;— John {Eastwood, The Pantheon, opposite St. Jamea'a Ohuroh, WelUngion-Btrae^ _____ WANTED XN 70WN.-Mrg 3. Whlto, Draper, Parnell. has for sale a large quantity of English and Colonial Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices, having deolded to give up the Boot Trade to enable her to give the necessary attention to the increasing demand for Drapery, Fanoy Goods, &o, A line of good Ureas Material at Bd. Kiltinga neatly made. Parcels delivered to any address, y*, ANTED SKEJN—Chamber Sets, 9s »' V 6d: Y«JIOW Pie Dtthe••, Id; Basins, 8d ; Vegetabi- Dl«hes. U 8 -. : &a, Sea . at Dampier's eeiiinu off. Hobson streo



"Wanted. j VST ANTED to^ Rent, a five or s!x.room» '.- IT T House, Furniched, within easy distanc '£ | Of town.—Beta, Star Office; - ! TTTASTiii) to Rent, 1 or 2 Rooms o S vt Offices In or near Queen-street.- iddrei JRB. Etab office. • VjrrANTED.— A middle-aged Lady de '• TT e'reuj of improvlog her knowledge Ii . mlUlnory wi.u'd give her services for olr monti: t without remuneration -Apply A.B, Bt*bOffloe !• \\f ANTED KNOW N.— Bagatelle Vl Boards.—Shipment jußt to hand ex Look f Ken, with real Ivory Balls, all Blzea and reliable ' make. Also, Table Croquet, Race Games, Writing Desks, Wcrk Boxes, &c—Chaa. Kelsey ; and Co., two doors below Morrins. Ironmongers. f \T|7-aNTEL» KNOWN-I wIU give S TT Pairs of the folio wins for Nothing to i tbo«e who do not think them Bargains :—Ladles' i Hlg>heel White Marsd* Boots If the pair; Ladles' High-heel White Kid Boom, is U and • 2a PC, at Damplera Bcot Shop, Victoria-street. . <*&) ANTED, Buyers ot Silver Jewellery » » to know that Charles Kelsey and Co. - make this department a Speciality by keeping a > large assortment and confining themselves en • tlrelyto real Silver.—Charles Kelsey and Co., two doors below Morrins, Ironmonger. ANTED SEEN, the grand line of Qenta' Warm Hotel S.lppers at 2j j also, I:iwl!u3 Blgh-heel Pronella Boots, with toe i oui 5s Bd.—Ai .uample/o Boot Shop, Victoria [ street \\T ANTED KNOWN-That 1 am pre. , t T pared to purchase Household Furniture andother effects on tbe premises on the shortest ' notloe. In town or conn try.—Apply personally or by letter, to James Hae, Oarby-BUeet. ' »»7ANTED KNOWN—t/HEAP XIM. TT ber! Cbeaf Timber I And all other . kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased i cheaper and better than anywnere else at the Yards ot D. Qoldie, Albert-street. ANTED SEEN-The China Dolls at rid; Wax Dolls, 4d ; grand line of Money , Boxes (with look and key), ii ; at Dampiers Selling Off, Hobaon-street. | ni ANTED KNOWN —That nil Work, ing Men can save tholr money by cull Ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant. All meals Id, Board and Lodging. 15s per week.—Robert Mubdook, Proprietor. Note the address, nearly opposite the Waltemata, and cloae to the Dook VV ANTED, Poßts and Rails of heart »™ wool. Posts—7 feet 8 X S ieohes of kmrl, matsi, totari, tltree buok blioh, o/ purlrl. Kails—9 feet sx2} inches ot rime, itree, knurl, mattd, totara, blaok birob, or rata. Oellvsred on board cutters on East Coast, or landed at Ulkutaia, Tnsmes Kiver, and Kero pae, Plato River,—Bunt & White, Contractors, June 2nd, 1883. WANTED KNOWW-Herbs for all Diseases and Complaints at The Dis pensary, K&rangahspe Road. Deaorlbe your cue, and have the True, Uarmless Vegetable Medicines, WANTED SEEN—Iron Bedsteads (single). 17s (Id; Donble do, 38s: Iron Cots, Us; and tbe other Furniture at Dampier'a Belling Off. Hobaon->trwet Shop. v»/ANIEu KN'WN —we sell this » v week our la 6d White Twill Shaetlng for Mil per yard; Orewdson'a Calloos. Bjd, rrgolajr prloa Sd; and a Splendid vlanael, at 7J<t per yard, To be cleared tbii week, by 8. Coombea and Co., on their New PrmnUes. I*/ ANTkD, the Langtry Corßst, 2s 6d; vv Dr. Warner's Corallna. fia So; Llitla Nellie, Gs Bd; Holly, S<; The Aioot, 2a 8d; at Hobsonta welnonrne House, Ponsonbr- ANTKD KNOWN, by frleids and ousiomers—That Moaari I app and Co.. Boot and Shoemakers, hive purehaaed the: StocK aad Bnalness of Scott and Co., Victoria (treet (apposite ilobson Hotel), and Intend to oontinue selling the Best Quality ot Goods at oarront prloes. \\T ANTED SEEN- ThechejpScientlfic, V T Poeiloal, sod other Books; also, lot Ot Family Heralde and London Jouraal* (in parts), 6d ; at DampUr'j Belling Off, Hobson-strett \Jk! AN'I'ED KNOWN—That TEETH '* can be Extraoted. Scaled, or Stopped tohargM stritUy moderate) at The Dispensary, Karaagahspa Koad (next Lamboarne'p Hard waro Store). ANTED to Sell, tills week', 100 Ladlot' Ulsters, at 8* 6d coon (the original prloe of these goods w« 20)): alto SO Heavy Clothed Woll-trlmnod Jackets, at 11* 01, worth S?a 6(i. For this weak only, at Bamuei Coombes and Co.'a New Premltta, WAMIBD KNOWN THK BKBT ArJO CH«*P«BT HOUBE FOR DHAPBRY 18 J. CAUQHEY'S, KABAHCUHAricitOAp. WANTED KNO * N- J. O. is a Cash But eh, is Uhd»k Small KXFBNBK, AND WILL HKLI, A UOOD ARTICLE AT A LOW PuIOB. WANTED KNOWN- Gooi Heavy Navr Serge. 9Jd, 11|<1, I* 3Jd Black Uuhmere, Is 3(d. In 8d 2- 6d, Sa 8d Coloured Cashmere•. lsSld; shades ot H»wine, Marone. rtune, and Brown Unb'oaohod Sbeetlng. nouble width, IOJd, 1b Old White dltta, is Id, Is 3Jd. It Bid WonUug Mon-»ahlrfe, lljd. IslOJd. 256d,3g, B>Bd ' rimw»n Khirts, U lid, 6a Bd. 6s IOJd M«n's Books In lambawool and merino, from 71d Uplon Id Value In Blankefai a L»rge Stock ot Ladles" Ho-Herr. and a Com pleie atook ot Baberdisber/. j J. CAUGHBY, \\ ANTED KNOWN — T T JUST OPENED UP AT STEPHENSON ',S— VeiTet«en. l», 2s, 5/6, to SIS per yard 800 yards Coloured Satins at 1/8 and 1/9 1 o»so Hoelerr, newest thades, in Navy, Seal, Biack, Cardinal. Wines Splendid Value in Ulsters, 3-8 upwards Plain and Fancy Jertey Jaeketa, 7/8 ts 35s A Bpoolal Line in Newmarket Shape. 20a Underclothing, in Newest Styles, all prloes Hais. In Newest Shapes, Urge variety Largo Assortment Men's Oloihtng Felt Carpets, yard wide, 1/3 per yard Tapestry Oarpnts, 2/3,2/11, and 3/8 per yard Oil Cloth, for Hall and Plotr, 1/6. 2/, 2/3 yard Matting, /9i. I', 1/3, (1J and 1} yard* wide) Flannels, fli, IS, ]/, to 2/« per yard 9-1 Blankets, El/11 and 10/8 per pair 10-4 Blankets, 12/11 and 16/3 per pair U-l Blanket!!, SO/ and 27/8 per pair Winceys, 4}d. 6|d, ?td, to 1/ per yard 1000 Vint Choice Josephines, Bllghtly spotted, US dresbmakinq and milliner! on tbe prkmissb. ladies' own material made up. Buooeasful Con tractor for Drapery for Lnnatlo Asylum, 1883. STEPBENSON'S , IJKAPKHY AND BALK WARKHOCBS> KAKANfIAHAPK KOAD, NKWTON ANTED KNOWN-TBAI VEIL ft C IKKORU'B BALM OF GILBAD Btands foremost among the thousands ot reme dies now In vogue tor COLDS, HOARBBNRSB. BRONCHITIS ASTHMA. AND OHKST COMPLAINTS. Uaofl In all parts ot the Colony, Cold In bottles at 2a and 2s Gd. THAT COMPOSITION POWDER, First made and used by the Founders ot Mod loaJ botany, now used by all who know its virtues, Is a Cheap and First -class Hemody for Colds, Fore Throat. Lflo ones«, Fains In the Stomach or Bowels. Hb. tins. Is Bd. THAT HAVINO A LAR'JE STOCK OF HEBBS IN NEW ZSALANU. N. ft O. have been able to Re stock their Digpensary with the CHOICEST AND BEST OF HERBS. They BOliolt a trial from all who are suffering. Theirs is Purely Herbal Treatment BOTANIC ~dTs P E N S A R V, WKLLKBL»V-BrREBT KABT, Four doors from Crulokshank and Miller's. Qneen-ttret't." Wanted, LADI X 8 mo Know that I have Just Opened Up a, 1 Largo Quantity of Ladles' vory Pretty Hand Bags, ot Extra Good V alue. Procure one before all old. , JAMES SCUTT Goncral Draper and Outfitter, Londos House, Victoria and Ndlßpn-stropts, Aucltlarjd. BOOT TftApE^—Wahted~M(vchinisW and Fetors for the Root Tr&de.-Aprll w. MoArthar and Oo.'b BooTFaotory, C" IENKB AL CLERK. A Gentleman of *■ many ye«r»< esoarienco and general routine of an offlco wishen (or an appointment as above,—Address O J.M.,.btab Ufßce. TAJLOKS—Wanted, at once, a, hqo<J 1 Pallor and Talloreaß,—H, BQbjqsqn, |QQt C^TUATION require^ as Mother's Help K-7 a? Children's Maid; oan do neeiilevork and set up floe things,—Address 3, St. May"« Road (next Mr Knjgbt'e, Butoher) Ponoonby, Auckland, N.g. "" A""'J|.'ft"ADESM AN, a widower, 42, wishes to correspond with a respsctable female, with a view to early matrimony; one oontcni With humble home; no. objection to widow with one or two children.— a ddroes H, h.. Tradee man Te Awamum Poßt-offloe, WalkatJ gAW.MILL. Wanted Known^-That I can supply TIMBER as Cheap as any producer in the nravlnos ■without raising the prices when other mills have no lags. Having tramways, my timber is felled in the winter and is more durable; the I sap almost equal to the heart of w hat is felled in ; the summer. Have now In atook. Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers' selected Broad j Boards,, iv Kauri, Riniu, and Kahikatoa. Orden shall have my best attontlon.-~JonN Smith i Waitakerel. Ist March ISBS. Educauona1. ADAME POOtEY'S VOCaL ilUAri-'. New Te-m oomm«M)fB TH a



-_ To Let. OOWKR TO LET, on 70 milea of gj M.. mains, in the oity and submbs of And : ;n". Kuginitß from \to 100 h.p. )nolO£>tud. CO) ■ .-.pUor. of van, from 18 oublo fee. of (ma p< indloated hor.e-power per hoar tor the large sizes, to 25 feet for the smaller. Suitable to Knglneers, Woodworkers. Frlnten. Flrewoo Oeaien, Boot and choc Mannf letnren. Fodde Uealer*. Maltstare. Srasage laakers, &a,. &o and for Amateur's Lathes and Tret Bawl. Tb engine onta lire wrod at 2d per ton, and at Intel mtttent ootstlnß work the coat is sometimes a low as Is 8d per day for a 8J h p. engine, thi engine running all day. Thirty-are Otto 8a Engines ara now erected in Auokland. 7a terms and conditions, apply to the Secretary Auckland Gas Company Udmlted), Foit-street Blzea In stock -}■ 1,8. 3j. 8.12 h,p. rO LET, New Shop and Dwelling, Pon sonby Road (opposite O'Conne'Fstrent) )as and water laid on.—Apply W. U. Allen, Clarence-Btreet. PjgßOnby. TO LET, in Eden Terrace, a 4-roomed Cotf ige and Stable, with paddock -Applj to Mr Lennox or M. Bnrke, Bymond>atreefc ru LEI, 3 convenient Shops next Hob son Hotel, Vlotoriattreet; rent, 80s pei week. — Apply to 8. Jagger, Captain Cook Brewery. '»W LK.T, a Five-roomed House in I Thames-Btreet, Brighton; well, reglstei mate, oven, eta; good situation.—Apply U, Mtrrtott. Qfcce:, Upper ParneU. I>O LET, at Ouehunga, aFirat-Otass Shop . and Honee containing three rooms. Bitting room, and good kitchen; altjsted in the most bußiaeis part ot Qneen-street within two mlnntes* walk of tbe Hallway Station; rent, £1 per week.—Apply Mrs B. Ooxon, Butcher, One htrnga. • rO LET, new 8-roomed House, with store-room; large yard; rent low. Also, 5-roomed Cottage.—Jaa.lrvin, top of Wakoflcld- BtrectiaM ~ I ;;_ I\O LET, the two New Shops in Kut land-Btreet adjoining the Clarendon Hotel.—J. M. and J. Mowbray. 11\Q LET, in Hobson-Btreet, a Shop with I. S noins; counter snd other flttiogr.— Apply H. J. Riordan, Hobson-strett. TO LET, a pleasant Marine Residence at the North shore, with Beaoh frontage. Apply to Übarloa Bailey. Boatbullder. rv\Q MItKCHaNTS AND OTHERS. TO LET, those Commodious and Centrally ■ United fIUBINKsa PRBMISKB aa cow ooonpled by Messrs Boylan and Tasfleld (who are removing), corner Vulcan Lane and High street Kremlins contain four stories, and Bplendldlr adapted for any wholefcale buslneca Kent, moderate to a good tenant D. Jf. KVANB. Land Agent. tT O R T H 8 H O X E, . HOUBE3 to Let In Good Potltlons.-Apply, K.& R.DUDKK. Devonpon Blow. For Bale. 11l Oil SALE, Bioycle ; two 50-inch Tim- F berlaks, wlih Lump, Bell, etc. and lateit Improvements.- Ktehardson, oare of Mr Heath, Nelson street (opposite Hainer'«,!Vlctorla-streot enfl). /^AS ENGINE tor Sale, one b.p., with JT latest Improvements.—Apply Mr Leslie, Knglneer, Qreystreet L|«OK BALK, Leamington Boad, off Val- F lay Road, off Mount Roaklll Road, very pretty 4-roomcil T Cottage; scullery, register Km to, American stove, cupboards, tanks, dow window. Allotment 100 x 100, level, volcanic poll, and free from stone: a bareain.—D. 7. Kvans, Land Agent, Queen-street, nest Bank of Australasia. 825 ji~ O '"■"""It SALE, Mount Rden, oheap, and on easy termi, a new and well-flnhhed Cottage ot (oar rooms, sonliery, &a: fltled with register grates, range, tank, *o. SDlendld allotment (volcanic). S3 x MS. Prloe, A2i eoth, baiaooe m wreed upon. K»tateAg>nt. 3ALVNI OACOJS I T3ACOiTi HAMS I HAMS I HAMS I [ ÜBT received, a very Prime Sampla NEW"~OURE. W. PARSER, Gbookb. Hobson-strekt. Board and Residence. BOARD AND RESJDKNCB 3 doors from the Young Men's Institute, Woliou ef-Rtroei. TOVEKNOU UttOwna HOTEL, VT HOBBON-STJUBET. Boasd 4NS LoMura, ..__„«>». per Week Biwql« Roou^.^..^^..Va. per Week Gazette in Jtsan&rnptcy. IS THKSUPRFME COUKTOFNEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTO3T. In the nutter ot «• The Debtors amd Creditors Aot 1878." and tho several Aeta amend ments thereof, and ot the Bankruptcy of tbomis riDDEs. a Debtor. Notloo is hereby given that tbe laid Thomas Flddea inrenda to apply tt this Honourable Court, at Auckland, on WEUNKBHA7. the (th of July, 1883 at eleven o'clock In the forenoon, or as «oon after is he osn 13 heard, for an order of Immediate D'qoharge from all his Uablli"£3. Dated this gist day ot June, 1883. Tno»j <a ITiddm, Deb'or In Person. Public Notices. ■%T O XI C E, I hereby glv* notloe that I lnt-tnd to apply to the Mtngere Roui Board on the 91st day of June, 1883. for a Blanghtering License In the Mangers Road District under Ceo. S3 Of '■ The Hlaugherhorscj Aot, 1877." CH«.RLKS HUQHHRDBRN. OUhuhn, June 18fb, 1883. JM-OTIOE OF KKMO VA L MR E. T. DUFAUR, SoUcltor, has Removed to Queen-street, between the "Herald" Pub, lishing Oillou and the Bank ot Australasia; immediately above the rooms ot Mr D. h\ Evans, Land and Estate Agent. ITS no am telling the imolic the Tiutii until they try it 800 and try J. Williams'a 10a 6d Trousers, worth 81s, to measure. HELEN SVILLE TIMBBK COMPANY (LIMITED). The Company have opened a Depot at NEW MARKET, near the Railway Station, (or re ceiving Orders and Sale of Timber. Tim,her cut to any length, &c. Prices on application at the yard. J^.EW T>ONJPBD UTOBES, LOWER ALBKRT-STKEET. J. O. FIKTH ««Biren to Intimato to Importer?, Merchants, and the Public generaly, that his Large and Capacious Concrete premlaes In Lower Aibert-fltret, eonalsting ot four f^tts. oapable ot Ktorlng S.OOO tons ot merchandise, ABB NOW OP AN for the receipt of Goods. The basement floors are especially adapted for the keeping of wines, spirits, traits, and oil men's stores, fto. The premises are fitted np with a powerful hydranlio lift, and supplied with every possible oonvenlenoe for the con dnot and despatch of business. The Store will be under the management ot Mb Jambs Ed^ibton, as Bonded Warehouse keeperi which the prop; istor believes will be a guarantee that all business will be tra.nsaoted to the entire satl&faotlon ot the mercantile public. Lowest Current Rates. } & FraTH Proprietor. Ancklaad. June 11. 1888. /^KAHAME'S PUBLIC BOJNBED XX STORE, B-OKT-STRKET. The Commeroltl Pnbllo are informed that this bond Is now carried on under tee the direc tion ot Mb Louis hlkhmino. who has tor several rears "eon enuaged m the Warehouse, ann is Intimately acqi;alDted with the wishes and reaulremoiita of nil the customers, importers may rely upon e»OT bare and attention b,,lng given «°gff AM ,, ACIPIO HOTKL RESTAURANT.— THOMAS QUO? begs to tender his Kra,te ful thahk'a to the public for the liberal patronage bostqwpd on him since he assumed the manage ment of the above restaurant, and is confident if the excellent bill ot fare that is always placed before his customers was more known, a still larger share of publio patronage would be ao oorded. At the request of many friends an,d customers. I intend to have Supjer ready every ovonlDg (Sunday ezcepted) from 8 o'olocJc to 12 o'clock, when eYPrytflJng 0 ( c B t w m proourah^-<rnew laid Kggs Ham, Qysters. and Qj-Bter fitews. I feel B,uro I sl^ftll be supplying ft Vant jo^g felt at ihiß part of the dty. ri>HE UNIQN SASH ASD PQOR COMP4N¥ v OLEABING OUT TIMBER YARDS, PKIQB t Q BXOCK TAKING. JOB LOTS VBOM FOUR Us) BHILLINGB PER 100 9EBT UP. ~mT v T~" I V T~W. RB EDWARD CO3TLEI DECBABKD. persons who are or may hereafter be Indebted to the above estate, either for interest, rent, or otherwise, wiUf lease pay tbe same to Messrs Jaokson and Russoll Solicitors, Fort ■traet, Auckland, whose reoelpt shall be a snffi | oirnt discharge. BAMT7JS JAOKSONfB^SI^, D. HK in I deceased. Aaokland, 27th April, 1889



j Dividends. UNION S AA-H \NU BOOi COMPANY. Thci Transfer Books of the above Compan will be Closed from the 20th to the 30th iostac (inclusive). DAVID MURDOCH, Secretary. fenders. npTo B U I L D X R S KXTENBION OF TIME. Tha time for receiving Tenders (or theßroe tlon oi: Stables and coitagn In Upper Symoads (•treat, has been (extended till noon on TUE& Architect Hofltaann'n Buildings, Quoen-street. rfi O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to noon on SAT URDAY, the 30th Inst, tor the ereiiion ot a Laundry at 3". Stephen's Orphan Home, Par nell. Plans and Specifications can te seen at offlco ot N.Z. INSURANCE CO., Qacan-streeet. I O iJXCAVATORS AND CARTERS. Tenders require! for Excavating Site for Two "bops In welleßley-atreot Plans, &0,. ai Mr Holder's offloo. Qußon-atreot, where Tenders are to be left up tills o'olook on BATCBDAV, the23rd.—THO '. COL*BBuQg. Contrsotor. RTEHCING MATBKIAL, Tenders will be received up to the 2nd pros, 'or supplying, and delivering on the Shortlanl Wharf. Thames, 3800 Posts and 14,000 Bails, within six weeks from date of acceptance of tender. Specifications and conditions may be seen at Stab Offloe—" Contractor." (\ENDERS for Additions to the School building tat Paeroa (Thames) will be ro oelved by the Bdnoatlon Board, Wjndbam street. Auckland, until noon of FMDAX. 6th July, 1883. f uni and ipeclflcition at the Offloe of the Board, and on application to the Chairman ot the.Ohlnemnrl BohODl Committee. Harbour Board Notices. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. ' TENDERB;FORTWO SILT PUNTS, Harbour Board Office, Auckland, June 13,1883, Tenders will be received at this offlco until TUKSDA'i, tbe 28th insUnt, at noon for Con struotlng Two Silt Punts, In terms of Plans and Bpficlfloattonß to be seen at the Knuinoor's office. Tenders •to be • endorsed " Tender- for Silt Punts." The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. -i, ■. -.:.{-.. ■ .■■■. '- ■ ' O. B. BTONK, t1 ■ '"■■ ,".. 1 5: ■. ." ■„. | Onatitnan. A UCKfciAND HARBOUiT BOARD. DESIGN FOR HARBOUR BOARD OFFICES. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, 22nd March 1683. Premiums of £60 and £35 respectively will be Riven for the beat and second best Designs for Offloei tor this Board. Cost ot offioeg not to exoeed emo. Designs will be rsoeived at this Offloe until TUESDAY, the 10th July, 1881. at noon. Designs ohosen to become tho property oi the Board* Conditions and farther particularsm»y be obtained upon application at thli offloe. . C.& STONE, ; , , ~' -; -.-■ • Chairman. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. BHED CHARGES. Harbour Board Offices, Auckland, 16th June, 1883. The following; Shed Charges are published for general Information ;— Per ton (weight or measurement!, s. d. 'or receiving goofla into Bhoda .. ..0 9 tar delivering goods out otaheds .. ~0 0 Storage for whole or part of first day ..0 6" Storage for whole or part of second da? ..0 9 Storage for whole or part of third day ~10 Storage for every day or part of a day, after three days .. ~ 10 Storage for transhipment goods per day or part of a day , .. ~0 2 Luggage, per day or part of day, per pkge. Q 2 No charge will be made on day of landing for oods landed through Sheds, but all other Goods stored will be charged from time of entry into Sheds, : ■ The Auckland Harbour Board will In no wise be responsible for damage or loss by fire or otherwise. O. B. BTONB. Chairman. Dr«pery« O OBBRT MASON, New* AX ton.opponiieLambourne's, has In stock Hosiery, Haberdath err. Calico, Shirtings. Cash meres, &c; Military Front BB Youths' and Men's White Shirts, 9j Gd; Mei's Tweed Trousers,.. : from 6s. flood valuo in Men's .' , jranoT Wo-sted Coats; Hard and Soft Felt Hats, ohea,p. K.M. - h«« bought a Splendid lot of UOBIKKY SAMPLBB, whloh be will aell at WHOLESALE PRICE. A few Very Handsome Beat Qrtrteh Feathers to be sold cheap: Embroidered Silk Velvet, ntat jpntterns, B*Gd per raid.— 1' jluHEttT M4.EUN, Into ot ibe - Wboieule. , .-■':. .•;-■-:•■■ .i ■•'.' f IN £N SJI 1 IMKNSI! IRISH LIXKNS \ MANUrAOXURKR'S Ii BNQT HB. Yard Wide, good and fine, tram Is Bd the jard liAUIRS: HBMSTITOHKO AND KMBROI DCKED HANDKERCHIEFS, beautiful demons, 6}d L4RGK SiZ* FINS LINEN HANDKSB CHlßlf*. 8d BOUGHT CHXAP AMD SOLD CHEAP. IKSPICT AND JUDGE FOB YOUESELVES, M|| T, B, BOBSON. MELBOURNE HOOSB, PQNBoyBY. tnOK ONE WEEK, no reasonable offer P Mfuwd; leaving Auckland. liatahaiea loss than coat, - Mra Whltehead, Milliner, Nowton. ■ MEN'B AND BOYS' CWTEINQ-^ Never booij cheaper in Auckland, not wlthßtaniiina all BtronK aßsertions ma.de In Advertisements. This la genuine Men's aplendid Bootch Tweed Overcoats, Heather mixtures, 88s 64; real VB,rae/Ss. A tarro quantity of Hen's Winter Tweed Trousers at I Hi, honosUy \vorth 10a 84; a few Men's Bus}' ness and WoKlng Coats at 7s Gd, worth ICtJ 6a, ivery other kind of Clothing oqualiy Oheajv at AMES SCUTTS, General Draper, Xoadon House, Vlotoria and Nelson Streets, Auckland. —N.ii.: Country orders muat be attended with '.P.O. Gtaodson'B Arcade. . TOOK GOLD AND SJLVKR WATCHJ3 W 7 warranted) fi O to Qoodßon's London VJp Arcade* FOR STERLING GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY (guaranteed), f'i O to,Goodaon'aLondon V3T Arcade. JH3R CLOCKR ot e,\l desoriptiona, and the X Cheapest in Town^^ ~— f\ O to Qoodson's London VT Arcade, QK)R JET, Abyßsinjan Gold, and all Artlatio I? Imitation JiEWELLSRY rl O to Qoadson's London VT Aroade. TPOR ELECTRO-PLATE, and BRITANNIA t METAL GOODS f^ O to. G aodaoa'a London VT Arcade. ■TOR BREAKFAST. Dinner, Dessert, After JC noon Tee7T«»and Toilet Bete ri O to Qoodson's Lofidofl TTiGH MAJOLIOA WARE, /aN^Y MOSS T GQOBI,VABSSasd^I/a?HEB* / i Q to Goodson'B London WOR nWJANTKRS. WateiWSee, Blawi , Dnbea, Twnbiei&Wines, «nd other Glass rui, to Goodson'a Londoß VF Arcade. TTOR FAIRY MUSIC, Concertinas, Aooor . djans. Musical B«xes, Orcbestranettes. Harinoulmns, and Mv»»ioal Albums k~> Q to Goodaan'a London VT Aroade. [70R 016 AR and Cigarette Cases. Card Cases, i? and Ooods salted for GeaUemen'B Fro. sentationa r\o to Goodsong London Note the Addresses— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, AuexUKß' LONDOk OFFICE 163 StMaiyAxe, rillMß TABLE. BAIHBKIDaE'S 'BUSSK& From UOTOS BARK-7 minntei part the hoar. Mj T Sn mT£ t3^S&-* mln^ to U» TowK-1-iurt 9, hut 10, "ftSnfcNlOK BAWK TO BHKIXT BXACB—B3 mlmitespart a, » minuws mwull, » mlnntes Sit J,» mtautas part *. ffl minutes put 6, T muratea p»s««. »»d S3 mlnnws to B frmm MIU.T Beach-5.30 a.m.. F.it a.m., 10.1fis,m..ltoS,*to4,ltoS



j AHiTTßßinftnn*. R.JJJALL AT TAKAPUNi j A BaUwiH take place at the Takapuna Pnblii y ' Schoolroom TO-MORROW EVENING (Friday) it ?' bait-past 8 o'clock. The steamer leaves Ancle land at half-past 0, and the Ims at 7; returr tore,Bß6d^_LadyandQentteman,Bs. AVONDALB PUBLIC HALL. An KNTBRTAINMKNr wIH bs slven In - St? 55° ye HsU *" tho AVONDAIiIB MIN BTBKIiB onFRIDAT KVKNINQ. June 32, in • aid ot the Pianofor-j Fund. Tiokets, ?i esoh, WiU admit to Concert and Dunce. A 'Bus leaves the Union Bank at 7 o'clook sharp, returning after entertainment. Business Notices. MR. HITCHENS, having established Agenoles In the Chief Towns of the Southern Inland ot New Zealand for ths sale of his CeIKBRatHD BLOOU RttSTOKKB, now wants a Uentlonmn of business habits and ex ■ perienoe, with a f *lr amount of oaplial. to rvtpre , sent him as suLK AGKN r fob th« Salb or , Hia Mkdicai, Phsfarations. Fall partlanisrs . and furtner informatton can be obtained from the Proprietor, at his rriidenoe, Brighton Bouse, Aberorombia atreet, Anokiand, between tae hoars of 8 and 9 in the morning anrt 1 and 5 In the afternoon, up to TUBaOAIT, 86th June Instant SEWING MACHINE;, Sewing Machine, Sewing Machine,—lnstalments must be paid promptly.—W. C. Dennes, Queen street. IMPORTANT NOIICE T>» ALL WHO WISH TO a aVk MONiCY The Proprietors ot THK DIRKOT SUPPLY STORK Being Impobtbbs and LißOu Buykhs in the Home Markets, are enabled to offer to the publlo great oonocsfions on the naval Anokiand prices. The Stook is tally 1 assorted, and, oomprislaß as it 1 - does in one tiuildlnu all the 2 requisites tor a house, Pabtibs Fobhibsing Will Find Tbat Turn Oak Bay* Bora ma and Money at Xhb Dibect Sdpply Store* 249, queen-stbeet. An Immeoße stock of Lumps, all \ The Direct sizes, kinds, ana prices, at (Supply Store, If you have not bonght a Look-) The Dlreot ing Glass buy one at j Supply store. It yon want a Fender or set of\ The Direct Firelrona try f Supply Store. You alwajß want Chins, Glass.) m,nnirnnt It yon need either Brush ware or { The Dlreot Tin wars call at I Supply Store, When yon need Snivel and 1 Tho Direct Forastry ■ ■ jßuppy etore.: When yon are In want ot Spoon*, ( The Dlreot in any quality or size, call at j Supply btore If you want any Pooket Knlvesi, The Dlreot or Bolasors try ( Supply Store, When you need a Cruet-stand') m hn * VT .-i v&aJ"" 11 t6° lmmenßOJßu?pl|Btore If yon want any Ornaments,') Th _,-,,._,. r^dTsfr" LUBteM> ot}aW^,. Itjou want a Nice Present for-) Thnniront Xe dr. <Sy BtOth6r' "(ASSI Let your Children buy all their) The Direct Toj s at I Supply store It yon want anything at all.) Thl ,th™*,* 249, QUECN-STREET. THE NEW QUEEN-STREET FURNISHING WAKEHOUSK, F. W7S»VJttfc CABINBTMAKEB, UPHOLSTBBKB, AND GENERAL FURNISHES, QDEEN-STBXET, AUCKLAND, Bess to announce to the Pnblio ot Anokiand tbat he bas Opened Premises asjoining tbe Albert Hotel In the ibave tine. F. v r, hay. ing t jen in boslneas for many yearr od om ploylag a first-Maea staff of worln. o, can gnarantee estiaf action in all orders em .sted to him, and confidently solioltsa shsro of patron age. ! ii «. Large Btook of Bnpllab, Italian. American, -; and Colonial Jfurnltoro on band. Note the addretß- NBXT ALBBRT HOTKL, Qrjg«w sraweT. Gr. EORGE DIXON (Awarded Prize Medal Sydney Exhibition), Manufacturer of DOUBLE CRATED WATERS & CORDIALS, • Cuba street, Wellhißton. Ask tor his celebrated GINGER AISS, to be bad In all parts of lhe Colony. A. H. NATHAN, Agent for Anokiand. •XT O T I C E . Having appointed Mr A. H. HATHAN my Agent for the Auckland Province. Mr Holm wood no longer tikes orders on my behalf. All outstanding accounts to this date must be paid to Mr Holmwood, or to myself, Cuba-street, Weliauton. GmDIXON. June 21st. 18S3. - ' CLEABIK6-OUT BALI OF OUTLBRr. THOMAB BAMUBL, beintt compelled to .Clear ont Ms Stock ot Cutlery in eonseqnenoe Of the PHKMIBKB OOMINO DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable, is now BKLUNB OFF the whole of the Btook at an 'enormous Sacrifice. Tbe goods are from tbe best Sheffield makers, and win have to be sold at any price. CoDslstlog o*— Beet Ivory Table and Dessert Knives. Loot wood's and Johnaon'e Best Pooket Knives. Bleotro-plated Forks, Spoons, Cruets, fco. Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks and Bpootiß, Superior Holaoora and Rassors. WHOLKBALB AND RETAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLBRT. IS, Qaeon-street 1 (Op po Bite Town Clootl. SBABL.AND'B CBEKKY PKCTOKAL, Absolutely the best remedy ovor made fer OOUGHB, UKOKOHITIH. ANU COLDS. Price. Ss M and is« a Bottle. BHAHCiAND as CO.. opcoalte Pogt-offlce.' Wm, JMoArthur & Co. AUCKLAND, TO DBALKRS IN FANCY GOODS, KARTHKNWARB. CHINA AND SLABS yr AND QBNBRAL BTORKKKSFXBB Plain and Fancy Stationery Pertumerj and Toilet Soap* Brußhware and Combs Table and Pookol Cattery B,P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mtrrorc and tfanoy Furniture . ■ Clocks. Watches, and JewaQev Tobacoo, Cigars, and Pipes MuMccfci InsiruDienti Karthenware. China, and Blaa Vases. Flawer-Bttuids, Sx, Parian Ware, Pictures Purses, Hand Bus. and Basket* Orlcietlcg AppoUxtmento Lawn towV^m «^^ Badmliitoß Arohery and Oroauet Indoor Oamoe, T-iib, IW> im b » c i » g! BAk. WHITE'S PRICK LIST Is as follows :— Beet Paling Fence of pnriri posts, Hobatt rails, and Sftßobart palings, one inch apart, 695. Paling Fence to consist heart kauri poets, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, 65b. Three-rail Fence, purlrl posts and Hobart Wire Fenocs with Top Rail, 83s. Wire Kence, 7 wires, 265. Barbed Wire Fence, a barbed 2 plain wires. 18a per chain. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Picket Fences, tram 2b per foot not painted, or 2s 9d per foot all complete. Very seat Picket Fence with mill wrought Wicket Gate, all painted complete, at 8s per foot. All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates (or every description of Fenoo given on applica tion to Sam. White. Fencer, Custom-street, opposite Arnold. Hines and Co. _ * IURB FOR INDIGESTION—TONIC Vv BALSAM a, Genuine liver Kegolatlon, price Sa a bottIe.—aBARLAND & Co (oppo atto PoeWifflott. TOOTHACHE CUKE -Instantaneous JL Relief, ODONTALQICi Is bottlo.-SHAB> LAND fc CO. (opposite Poßt-omoe) lAB AUNTY.-Well, 1 declare, alter trying stores in Auokland for weeks, seeking a good one, I have at length discovered a Firet-olass Grocer. Suet Nice Goods, and snch attention. Go, my dear aunt, and give him a trial. TheaadreßSla W, K. L X w i s , ViotobiaStreet, Between Hobson and Nelsonstreeta, P,3»IHe waits upon families and delivers goodi tree. ■ .■ A card, <T HE UNDESINGNMD begs to Intimate »■ to his friends and tbe publlo generally that he Intends commencing business ts bottlkr AND WINK AND SPIfilT aQKNT, In those Central Premises, Qukev-sthkbt (next to the Waitemata Botel). where he hopes to receive a "SSiiaf """""tigggL PHILUPB. LIVER BEGULATINU. '» I0KIN"8 PODOPHYLLIN PILLS, No. A. A are now known from Invercareill to Mon gonnl as one of the most effective remedies foe lency, &c They are a safe aperient, and CONTAIN KO MINERAL WHATEVER. Sold in Boxes at X, and Bottles at Is. 6d. and Sa. 6d. (all sugar coated). "• TtThk pharmacy. "«■ OTI 6 E O Jb* KEMOvAi* HENRY PETRY, Jeweller and Watchmaker, having removed to more central and convenient premises in Queen-street, tinder thelAlbert : Hotel, takes this opportunity of thanking hia . numerous customers tor their support while in I Viotoria street, and hopes, with the increased faollitles in the new promises, he will merit a onttnuanoe ot their patronage.



I Jbost and Foiind« • I IiTOUND, Purse in a Ponsonby 'tivkj** 1 ■ Ownuroi.n hay« th* uDe bj giving de* 0 crlptlon to J. Mnllaniy d jygr. iff.. 1 T OST, in Queen-street, Lady's Hunter 1 XJ Gold .Watch; initials on back^-Ftadar rewarded on returning to Stab Office, op Ssrgt, Clarke, Police Station" OST, yesterday, between Mosenm ami . Bntanrtreet, savings Bnok Pass Book.— Heaae return to the Cook. City Buffet. IJ^QUND, a Brown end White Poiateif ■ti_. Sl°t-—^h* nwnor can have Barn* by applying toStib Office nntl paying oxpenK*. If not-* aimed within s^vm days, will be«oMl t_«ggftay eauenteg. .. \'. IfODND, on Tuesday, near the Junction *. Hotal, Kproii, a Surveyor's Link Chain.— »w.E 6r.. 0a5 £? V6 »»>»>B by paying expeoata to Richard Webb. Onehnnga. S l™' B**8** from 'ou»lde my shop;* thin AJ, li«nr;a.«yi mprMng. a Caak oontalnlnK PJ^V bt«?«d W. MjA. & Co. i Boppomd to hive be. n taken aw»y la a out aboai 2 *.m. itflWOOVerywUlttiM^afitreWftmJ.: •'. *■. BhRUAN. '•■■■■. ' ■ Moneyi' i (tftyOH'lldi -*-' 1 a1! fO aw.DW L-KNTonßolldlßiJ JL " " a> Society principles, or on other term) to stilt boirowers.. Alibtmente bottilil and Houses built on weekly payment sysMtu Mortgasres and Loans negotiated. Bee:ttotof Properties for sule on 4th jjsko. Six per ocsnli, allowed on money deposited tor investment-- C. Willum^on, Land, Rstate. and Ploanaliil asea wi Valuator. S.Vuloan Lane ONEY TO LEND, In lar^e '«# small warns, at nsnal rates of Interest. CONNKIX & OOOFKR, B<tfMV)Tg. Vntoan Lana. INDUSTRIAL AHP PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUI I. DIN % LAND, AND INVESTMENT BOOIKTY O» AUCKLAND (Corner of VUWAN liAMi AND QUEKN-HTREKT). 1.. .ii.if.it- UOf'Jf ,#>;■ ■•'-.:-'«« UTj)»v»O<B UL ■ Thla Society la now Issuing INVESTING SHARES ordinary, ■ carrylnil full rate of Interest ana Profit. _ , PAID-UP SHARKS o( £20 each, earning 7 per cent interest (payable half-yearly) and pej!- - tlcipating to Surplus Profits. - t .< t «> DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interesjtallowad. on, Deposits for 12 months, per cent; and on Dopoeftstbr 6. moathi 6 tffer. cent per annum. - '■ ' BOREO WING: DEPARTMENT, The Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent o£ tnreo fourths the value, ..*.' ," .' ,'. ..•.-.,.'- *-V -"^ -» Borrowers mar pay"off part or the whole <l their Mortgages at any time. HodncoS Table of Rates and any, further pa> Uculars required may be obtained at tie Society's offices, .-- • .;-:: :\ gkokok ibasbb. Manager. Auctions. . ,+ m* ■ijii'lMiV \.4 ' t "''' ' ■ ■:'' < ' i.'' nr '' ii '" ' ''"■'- ■ iifr"' »|ABKfiT7DAYj^Tjj{ . A RTItJR'S POULTRY, ERODUO^" AND QBOOEKT AUCTION MAHKKT. ; POULTRY DKPARTMKNT. anKV, Fowifl, Tukeyß, Ducka, Geese. Plgeona, HI Canaries, Faoor Birds, Bmßll FiH, &c Dark Brahtnaa, White epanlah, and DookwlßK Game ITowls—aU froai Prisa aiook ■ ■ ■ Buicea Pigs, from Imported Stools- :: A Saddle and Bridle, lbtro Com Bin ■ Fishbarrow. Wheelbirrow ' -■' Lot of Lsrge Cnnv«iß Covered Bcrosni •- •■ ■*' k A Few Ohoioe laxue Vines Also, a taw hnndrcS of Superior Vine Boats, In * ' good order, ready for planting • PBODUCK, i-RUIT, ANb'WoOBBX DKFAHTMKNT. ~ Utlxe. Oatu, Fowl Wno&t, Bran, Flour, Oat meal.Bacon, Sams. Beet ■ i-uriit I case Canterbury Hams, In doth •■ ■-'■' «'" m Oheeee. Bntter - ■ ■■ : CaaterDory and other Potatoes .. ■• ;■ , Onlonsj Heibs, Cabbagos, Oarrots, Pumpkin», i Melons y , FROIT — Auctlani and Hobatt Appier, Pet ' nnts, 130 bunches Bananas * ' QKOOKRIKd. fto.-Qißborne Honey. Bfuolto. Conteoiionery (well assorted). Teas. Hugur, Coff.'s, > 100, Cannes, Boap, Vestap. Matches, BUcklng, Peel, Spies. &0,, Balla ot Twine '- . . ■ ON BATJE PBTTATSLT, AT AUCTION PKICEB, FUBNITUBB DKPaRXMHNT. Snltet; Loo, Square, and Dlnlns Tables j Ohef foulere, GUub Case<>, Carpets, Hekrthrngs, Weil Rqks : Stuffed. Cane, and Wood Thalia; Ml-rors. Vases, Clooks, Tinaepleoes, Pictures, Ornaments, Sewing Maohlnes, Pianos. Stoves Ovens, 'anges. Orates, Cheese Presa and Vats, Meat Sates, Look* ing Glesses, Toilet eets, GlasßWare, Karthea ware, Washstandi. Toilet I'ftblen, Chests ot 1 . Uraweri. Wardrobes, Iron and Wood Bed- m steals, Cots; Soring, rtax, and Hair Mai? <"■ traasei; PaKasseb.: PiliwWß, Marting; a V L«rga ABSonraint of L*mps; Musical iJoxss. Watobei, Saddles, &o, (co. TO-MORROW, AT 10 O'CLOCK A.M. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, A T the Doc Kennels, City Market, To* xi morrow (Friday) the 82nd ot June, 1833, by order of Geo. Uoldle, Dog Kegifttrar, A large number ot Ueef ol uOQS. Sold oa acoonnt of whom It mty concern. All Dogs not sold will ba immediately destroyeO, B. AKTHUII, Auctioneer. TO-MOBROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. POULTRY, PRODUCE, ?TO, ~ CARBINES & TAYLOR ~ , M} « WILL sell by auction, To-morrow, at ■■ f their Booms, Qnesn-street, at U o'clock sharp, POULTRY — Fowl?, Duoks, Geese. Tnrkeyß. | Canaries, Toung Piss, Dogs, fta FRDIT TBKBS, Shrubs, Plants, fto. FRUI r—Apples, Oranges. So. PKOuUCK-hama and Baoon, Bait Beef, : - Bntter. good Tabls Potatoes, Unions. Puray kins. Vegetables. Oats, MaUse, Bran, Bharps Flgmetl. Oatmeal, Chaff CrROOKBIKS-Tea. Sngar, 3 casks Currants, ; Treacle, Honny, Barley, Diled Apples. I Csndlee, and Keroslne Alao, at 1 o'clock, THK STOCK OK GARDEN SBKDB. KTO.« In the Betato o(^Ur Llpßopmbe,.oonttgtfsg of Garden Eeeds fit all flesuriotlons—ehssorcom* pound, Peat, Beans. Onions, Biddlah, Tornip Mango!, Beet, Asparagus. Plans inslgnns, M«o raoaspa. Itantburtnla, Gum (varloott, etc, etct Floor Pot*, fccales and Weights. Seed Poctete, Counter, Nest Drawers, wraths, and variety of other Sesfls too numerous to iwntiffa. AiS New Seed*. CARBINES "&"TArLOR, *nctioneer». TO-MORROW. BANANAS! BANANAS! JH PINEAPPLES! COCOANOTSJ EX PENGUIN, FROM LEVUKA. L. W. KATON WILL SELL by auction to-morrow mM (rrlday), at heU-past 10 o'clock, MO bunches Bananas , . 20 oases Pineapples 6 bass Ooooannts TO-MORROW. PRODUCE SALE. FRUIT AND FLOWERING TREES. W. DOWDKW XXJ ILL Eell by auction at the Exchange I▼< Mart, Qaeen-street. To-morrow, at U A Large Assortment ot Fruit and Ornß mental Trees and Shrubs SO Bunches Bananas 5 Tons Canterbury Potatoes Canterbury Bacon and Hams >, 10 Kegs Prime Corned Bntter 30 Superior Cheese Oats, Maizi, Oatmeal, Tea, Coffee, Floor. Furniture, Washing Boiler, Falter Goods, Sec &Ch tvs, JOHN LEVDON.] [EDWAED tETSOR t | At 11 o'clock. MESSRS. JOH.V & E. LE7DON WILL sell &t their Central Commercial 6a*e Booms, ac» the Union Buk'. Qneen-street, A Large Quantity Of Cutlery, Jewellery Furniture, Watohei, Clocks Vestes. Potatoes. Pumpkins. Ontoni Candles, Tea, Sugar, Coflee, Flour, Oats Qothtnit A Large Quantity Ot Fttperh&nglngs 1 Large Cask BlaoK Patnt S dcz Bottles do do A Pure-bred Better bog ALSO, On Account of Whom it Hay Concern, U0 doz Bottled Ale, anatts ana plnta * JOHN &'"iTLKYD.o'ir, Auctioneers. TO-MOKROW. ™"~~ At 11 o'clock a.m. AT SIBBIN'S MART, f%{\ 4KEQS" SUPERIOR BDTTEB (*V/- 08 saots Cantsrbmr Potatoes S .f!k-ri UObßgsOats _, ' 6tonsSnpertot«rout ~ . '"' 13 s«cksßUu|e ■ ■ .'•' C --,-ria& Fowl Wheat ' Tea, Groceries. . {Continued on fourth page.)