TELEGRAMS.

(PER I-EKS3 ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGIO V, this day PRUSECUTION FOH SU>DAY

TRADING

At the Magistrates Court to-day, Henry Alexander, tobacconist, was summoned for Sunday trading. The facts were admitted, b-it the defendant's covnsel contends that the Imperial Act of Charles 2nd, under whi:h thiJ information was laid, did not not ipply to the colonies The magistrate took the opposite view, and iiaed defend ant 5s and costs. Notice of appeal was givon.

CHRISTCdUKCII, this day,

At the Supreme Court to-day, W. Connor who had been convicted of larceny last ses »ion, and a point reseived oa appeal, was sentenced to 18 months haid labour, and William Leake convicted of iudecent as. sault, in whose case also a point had re served md the Court of Appeal confirmed, the conviction was sentenced to ll'lie months hud labour,

DUNEDIiV, this day

DDNEDTN GAOL INQUIRY

At the gaol inquiry to-day, warders Nicholaon and Clurk gave evidence that they had seen Sergeant Watson drunk ; they aho testified to tho improper treat ment of certain prisoners. Nicholson said ha w&s dismissed in 1879 because he made a charge of drunkenness against Sergeant Watson. Witness was reiujtited in ISSO. Tho Commissioners expect to leuve for Christchurch on Saturday. They return here for the purpose of hearing Mr Cald wall's evidence. Alexander fatewnrt, son of the .Uev, It. Stewart, has beon found dead iv his bed. In the case of Morau, charged with arson, tho jury were locked up for the night but could not agree, and weiei discharged this morning. Tho second trial takes place on Monday. Robert Farmer has got *ix months' Imprisonment for issuing a false £5 note. _____________

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(Keuter's Cables.)

The Stranded Ship.—Expected lotal A.OBS

MELBQUKNK, Thursday,

An examination of the George Koper has ahown that she hae fully eight feet of water In her hold. The surveyors comidor her a total loss, and recommend that she be sold m she lies.

THE HAMILTON MURDER CASE.

Promised Lecture by Priestley.

[BT TKLKfJIUPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

DARGAVILLE, this day. TODAY'S "Northern Wairoa Gazette" announces that Thomas F. C. Priestley, of Priestly-Hamilton case notoriety is about to proceed to Auckland to deliver a lecture explaining the mystery of the so-called "confessions," and he will also speak on '.' Prison Life and its Abuses,"

ACCIDENT TO THE ROTORUA.

[BY TELEOBAPU.-PRBSS ASSOCIATION.]

WELLINGTON, this day. THE steamer Rotovua, from Kelson and Picton, met with a casually in going through the French Pass at 11.45 last night "Whilst in the eddy the ship's head canted towards the Bluff, and in consequence of the steering gear not acting promptly, she crazed sharply on the point opposite the Beacon.. Captain Anderson at once called all hands on deck, and had the boats cleared away. 'I he wells we>e then sounded, and no wtt'v found. In the meantime tbe steamer had ton headed into Kimslie's Bay, inteuding to beach her if oeoeaeary, and she was kept in that potion for half-nn-hour. At the end ol tuat time, 09 no water win repotted in the well, the vowel loft for Hcton, and tlicnco to Wol» licgton. As part of the slip is engaged the steamer will go on to Ly ttelton. An en quiry will probably be held.

POLICE COURT.—This Day.

IBstoro Messrs Clayton and McGuire, Justices.)

ijßßßntTV.—Ono person waa punished for this ° Prohibitory Orders.—Tho Benoh granted a prohibitory order on the application of Mrs Gondie, on publicans, restraining thorn from supplying Intoxicating liquors to Thomas GondTe, of the North Shore.-Sarah Ann Gondio and Wm. Thomas J. Bell gave evidence to the effect that Mr Gondio was waating his raoana and mining his hoalth.—A similar order was applied for, restraining publicans from supply ing John Hnnter with liquor. Tho application ■was made by Mr Devore.—Robert Garrott. tanner, gave evidence.—Tho application waa adjourned in order to give to Hunter a formal DOttOQ* Ladihs' Quarrels. — Kato McQuallon was charged with assaulting Annlo Comyer by polling her hair, on the 22nd ult: and Annie Comyer -was charged with spitting in Kato UcQuallon'a face.—Mr Jackson asked that the «me« might stand over, as the ladies had retired With a view to a reconciliation.—3Vlr Arm strong also appeared in these cases. OpnWBITB MATTBB.-Hichard Walker was charged, on summons, with throwing offooelve matter, to wit, night soil, on land abutting the main road at Point Chevalier, on tho 19th ult.— Mr Devore appeared for defendant, and pleaded not guilty. Sergeant White conducted for tho police, and ut his request tho information was amended.—Simon Fraser was examined, and deposed that he was a gardener living at Point Ctaevalkvi knew Mr Walker, w ho also occupied lan* in the dlatriot. Mr Walker's kind waa near the pnbllo road; their lands were separated by a metalled rood; be know Constable Kelly and Mr Lawrence; they all went together, and bow a good deal of night soil which had not beta covered in; the smell was very offeaslvel they wore never free from Ibe horrid smell, and, if continued, he rtionld bo oompelied to remove with his wife and family to another district for tho Bake of health.—Cross-examined by Mr Devore: John Lawrence, a Bottler, deposod that on the 19th June, oariy in the morning, he watched tho nigntcarte along the road, and saw the men de posit the toil on Walker's land. It is a common nuisance—By Mr Devore: He consented two ' years ago to take the night soil on his land at the urgent request of Mr Dlgnan, the chairman Of the Board. Only consented for a fortnight, and that was enough. His family were almost poisoned. Would not allow it to he taken any longer. The flies haunted his houso by mllions and; ruined the interior of it,—Wil liam Kelly, M.0., Auckland Constabulary, gave evidence as to his visit to the place and tho results. — Sergeant White put In the documents nooessary to tho ease.— Mr Devote, in defonoe, partly admitted tho' Offense, bnt argued that it was thinly spread over the soil, and ploughed in as speedily as possible; the witnesses wero neighbours with strong; imaginations, and ho thought the alleged nnisanoe was more imaginary than othorwlse. —Richard Walker, defendant, James Smith, labourer, and Thomas H. Walker gave evidence for tho defence.—Tho Bench considered tho evidence, and Imposed a fine of 40s aud costs. The witnesses refused costs, on the ground that they only wished to get rid of a nuisance: they bad no other end in viow.—Tho Benoh hoped this case would act as a warning to others. TH« NIGHT M«i».—Walter uokenden, Thos. Dodd, and Frank Goucun were charged with allowing offensive matter to remain on the land referred to at Point Chavaller. —Mr Devore appeared tor Ookenden.—The evldeto In this Owe. although three carters were ohaiged, was bat one offencr.—Finally tho police withdrew theoharges. LinoicnY. — Tho Fevorol ohaTges BKslnst Thomas Jarvls North .for alleged larceny of books parchment. &0.. wers remandod nn«l Tuesday next, ontheappllontlon of Mr Jaokion, defendant's counsel. A NirOLKCTisn Child.—Charb a Mellon, a i little boy, >»a8 ohari«6d with being a nßßleoted child wl' nln the me»ntn« of tho AC- On the in formation of sergeant Clarice, the case was held over.

Certain lively proceedings are promised aa the result of a recent advertisement in oar morning contemporary and a paragraph in to-day's ''observer." These havo ro ference to the sale of furniture of Arm strong and Cos. Labour Offices, in satisfac tion of an alleged claim for rent due to Mr X, M, HeightOD, a rival agent on the Barne stairs, from whom Messrs Armstrong and Co. rent their rooms. The latter iirm holds the publications referred to, to bo defama tory and unwarrantable, and have in structed their solicitors to take proceedings.

The City Council had a furthor oppor tunity last night of discussing the subject ot street music, applications being made .both by Mr Lascellof, of the Diorama, and Mr Fooley (cf Saturday Popular Concert fame) to have bands stationed outside their respective places of amusement in order (o attract the public -with the concord of sweet soundi>. As to the quality of the mnsic discoursed by the Dioramic Band, there was a direct and amusing conflict of opinion between two of the Councillor?. who are conspicuous for their aesthetic taste. One of them denounced it as " a horrible noi«e, full of discoid and din,'1 while the other warmly eulogised it as f'the most sweetest music" be had ever heard, Remembering the old say lnp, that " where doctors dUagee who shall decide," the other Coun cillors refrained fr.mi venturing an opinion, but the result of the debate was a determination not to interfere in the matter aj; all, leaving the police to take action if the musicians render themselves a nu iaancf,

Latest Despatches.

WELLINGTON, tuia day, Colonial Industries and Jte^

sources.

Mr-Bracken intends movibg that it is desirable that Government should encourage local industries by giving preference to articles of Mew Zealand manufacture re. quired for use in the various public depart ments, provided that in plica and quality such articles do not suffer by comparison with the price and quality of imported article at similar character; aud also that Government should encourage the development of our mineral resources, by giving preference to coal andotber minerals that may be required in the public service. Amendment on the Land Act. Mr Kolleston's Land Act Amendment Bill revives the original condition of six yeara' residence in respect of deferred pay ment lands, and repeals the right of pui« chase within six years of land on perpetual lease. Auckland Chamber of Commerce and the Bankruptcy Bill. The Auckland Chamber of Commerce have boon very remisa iv sending up their suggested amraendments on the Bankruptcy Bill, and now they appear to expect Govern, ment to delay the bill till tboir amendment can arrive. This is impossible at the present stage, but Ministors have promised to get the amendments introduced if considered an improvement when the Bill is before the Upper House. Naval Training Vessels. Mr Daniel to-day asks tho Minister of Education what steps have been taken to give effect to the recommendation contained in the report of the Naval Training Vessels Committee of last session. Programme of Business. The Orders of the Day are—Fisheries Bill, to bo committed ; 1 aud Acts Amend ment Bill, second leading; .affirmation ami Declaration Bill, to be committed ; Bankruptcy Bill, to be further considered in committee ; Committee of Supply ; and Committee of Ways and Moans. Delayed 'lelegrams, An effort is being made to induce the Government to reduce the chaigo for de layed tslcgrams by abolishing the poitage charge.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

JUIY 6. 1883. Bank ot N.Z-Bnrerp, fi!2 fw; nellers, £22 10d Accident ABsnranoo— Soilarg, Si lUd Moanatnlarl—Seller*. i2-> Sd AltiamU-fellors, 12i Queen ot Boiuty-lflj 01, 10 1; buyers. 15.1 (kl; ivltera. 17n Deep Level Croas—Uuyew, 3d 9d; sellera. i» bright fcmllo-2a 6d ; buyers 2* i i; lellore, 2aßd Frinoo Imporial-41s 6d. 42a 6d; buyers. 41s 6d: sellers, Hi Premler-lOs Warahlko—Bayerj, 3s; rollors, 3s Id JOBSPH NEWMAN, Ohalnn&n,

At an adjourned sitting of the Resident Magistrate's Court to-day, judgment was given for plaintiff for £5 with costs, £2 10s, in the case of Knox v. Bell, partly heard yesterday. In the caso of Holland and Fortzer v, W, Rainbow, judgment was also given for the plaintiff for £16 13s Bd, with costs, £2 12s.

H boy namod Cam lea Mellon wan to-day committed to the Kohimarama Training School, by H. G, Seth Smith, R.MT Another boy named Rytdule is to be brought from Hamilton to-night for com mits! for the same instution.

The first meeting of creditor* in the estate of William John Scott, shipwright, of Auckland, was held to-day, Mr P. Oliphant piesiding. Mr A. D. Bennett was elected trustee, although he was not present, Ihe debtor's liabilities aro stated at £S9los, and bis assets at £88, being the alleged value of his interest in certain land at Muddy Creek and the Huia.

The principal business act. down fir hearing at tho Police Court to-morrow comis'B of eleven charges of broaches of the by-laws. Two persons have to answer for depositing rubbish in tho street, three for keeping unregistered dogs, and six neglec tlug to clean their yards.

The concluding cases at tho B.M. Couit yesterday were tnote of T. H. Graham v K. Hume, a claim ot £5 for damage done to plaintiff's vegetables by defendant's goat; J. C. MacCormick v. T. J. North, a claim of £10 for wrongful detention of a home; and W, Knox v. John Bel), a claim of £6 for unlawful detention of a boat. In tho first-named case a nonsuit was recorded, each party paying his own costs, and in the second and third, judgment was reserved, In our report of tho case of Hunt nnd Hough v. George Hatcher, the defendant' name was misprinted Butcher,

At the ISoard of Education this after noon, there wore present : -Messrs Liithley (in the chair), Luke, Buckland, Clink, and McKeozie.—-The chairman's report shewed that Mr Francis Warren had been sect from Uewton Kastto take temporary charge ot the Taiarn school. A motion by Mr S. Luke rescinding a previous resolution pio viding that a roll of teachers and probationer bo kept, and substituting another, omitting the necessity for stating the religion of the teacher, was deferred till the return of Mr llobbs from Wellington, on an amendment by the chairman. The following telegram was received from Mr J. M. Dargaville on the scholarships ejuestlou: "Proposed to alter the constitution of the Grammar School Board in the interests of the primary schools. Flease obtain expression of your Board's opinion to-morrow and wire me.— DAEaAVILLB." It wa« agreed to reply to tho effect that the Board consider it inex pedient to move the Legislature at present Carl Schroder's tender for the erectfon of a school building at Pnkekoho was ac cepted, Albert Moore was the successful tenderer for additions to Paeroa school. Ihe Engineer reported in favonr of 5-8 iron wire lightning conductors,which would cost £3 to £4. Agreed on Mr Clark's motion that conductors be fixed on all schools with an attendance of 150. It was stated that this would embrace about thirty schools. The consideration of change ot rite of High street School was deferred till next meeting, A number of country applications were re ceived and dealt with.

Several Harbour Board licenses were sold to-day by Mr Greed wood for a term of 60 years, subject to an increase of 50 per cent, at the end of 21 yean. Lot 51, at the jane tion of Qneen, Quay, and little Queen streets, with 26 feet frontage, brought £15 per foot per annum, JUdward a. Reynolds being the purchaser. This ia the highest price yet realised for any of the Harbour Board allotment*. Allotment 28, Custom* house.strcol-, sold for £3 5s per foot per annum to Mr C'J. Hutchinnon ; while lots

1,2, and 3, at the Pilot Station, Forth Shore, were purchased by Mr John Lamb, at>n annual rental of £12 10?, £12 10s, and £15 respectively.

To the Editor : Sir,—" For the cause that lacks assistance and the good that we can do," I desire to publicly thank Seymour George, Esq., M.H.R., lor his kindness in presenting my petition to Parliament, and his kind exortlons to get a foreigner in a strange land Justioo done him for a grievous wrong committed. Tho Par liament of New Zealand has branded my treat ment as " uninst and unwarrantable." To all the sottlers who Bigned tho petition I accord my heartfelt thanks for their kind sympathy. My old friond Dick Foltns I also thank for taking ray humble petition in hand.—Yours respect fully, John Greenpeak, master mariner.— [ADVT.I

NiDger machines, 2a Gd por week, Re pairs, needles, etc.-D. 8. Chambers, 70, Queen street.

THE AUCEJLAJNU EVENING ST^R. FRIDAY. JDLY 6.



Ecclesiastical. ' p>KRESFOKD■STBEET CONGRE SS GaTIONAL CHURCH. A bpeoial Strvice will be bald THIS <Frld»yi I EVENING, at 730 Addresß by Rev. J. 3. Hiu Young Men earnestly invited. ___J_ OORNINGSIDE PRESBYT BRIAN iVI CHURCH.-Tho Roy. Jamea Bruce, of Onohunga, will preaoh In the Sohool-room on Sabbath, at 2.30 p.m. liost and Found. LOST, on June 20, In Parnell, a Mackin. tjß& cv«roo»t, — Finder rewarded by leaving s>me at tbli office. ... JOST, near City Market, this morning, J Gold Ring set all round with oorsl -Finder regarded by bringing same ta HTitt Office. OST, in (Symonds-street, a. Silver Watoh with Black 811k Chain and Pleca Greenstone ottac'iod.-Flnder wM reoelve 5i reward by leavlnu same al J. Holloware, Draper, Queen-atroet. OST.TLady's Silver Bracelet, on Tues day. Jnly 3, In Auckland. - Finder 1b eqg-Btort to'renU to Wagerty. Ht*k offlne lOST ou Wednesday evening, between J Queen and CoUingwood-streetß. a Stiver Watoh, with Locket attaohod containing ph6to.-A reward will be paid it left nt Swu Qfflco. » (iST in Wcllfsley-street, Gold Albeit, n J —Finder rewarded on returning same to John G: Buchanan, Jeweller, Wellesley streot, late J. Ke«n. ' IitOUN tt, between Arch HillandAi'ylnm, Pa Sum ot Money.-Owner ca n have ;Bamo by stating description to Jno, Hughes, Aiylum.



Wantefl. WANTED, the newa to spread aoout iha grand Chom? yrcah Lot of Men a and Women's Ancklaad-maco Boots; at Uampler'a Boot Shop. Victoria street WAN 1 ED, a Chief and Second Waiter for Glstorne; also, a smart young man as boots,—Apply J. R. aoott. Nevudp Ho'eU WANTED, a Man to drive a Daker's cart—apply to J. Crosier, Hobßon-et. WANTED, Two Plasterers for Mew Plj mouth.-Apply Timber Yard, Auok land Timber Company. WANTED, Two Men with Picks onfy. —Apply to-morrow morning before 8 to Mr Brabazon, near Mount Eacn School. VV7 ANTED, Men accustomed to boring ?T and blasting soft rook.—Apply Mnrilu Unnaher, Johnsonvile, six miles from Wulling too WJ A"I TED, for 2 Whaling Ships, now tt lying at Russell, 6 Young Men.-For particulars, apply to Capt. H, F. Anderson, Queen street. W~" ANTED, by a respectable Married Man, employment In a Saleroom, more, or otherwise; writes agood hand, and quick at figures; good reterenc«a.-Acdiesß J.C., htar Offlce. __ %\J ANTED, a Suitable Person to take I! over a sloe Qrocory Bußioesa; no KOaiwili. Kent law.—John Karlo. Toa Broker. nigh-atreot. \tki ANTED, a Boy; one accustomed to V T horses proforroj.—Apply v, Kobertaon, Symondß.atreet. ____________ WANTED, a~"Strong Boy for smiths shop.—Gee and Potter. Rutland-street W Ah TED, a clean, steady Lad or Man aoonstoined tv the butchering.—T. Hedger. nmcher. K>ber Pats. W1 ANTED, a good strong Lad used to a produoa store.—Apply at 8. Partridge's, Ni'luonntrotit \\i AM'l'Ki), n smart Message Boy at T T once.—Apply to L. D. Nqtlitn and Co. WANTED, a Lad used to cabinetwork, App'y W, Mulliudlno. at the Aaokland Timber I'emnsny (Umltid>. WAlVl'lil), a Hoy tut the Butchering.— Apply James Kllgonr, Newmarket. V*/ ANTED KNOWN—Throo Pairs for • f nothing to the Gentleman who doaa not think my irresh Lot of Uenta' Heal Hund-Hiiwn Hlastlo-atde Boots far 10s a bsraa'n; at Damplar'a Root Shop. Vlotorla-Btreet. .^ANTED, at Bannaford s Auckland v t Rogistry estabUshed 20 years), Yunale Ilouaekeopor (gontla—ap/a family). W ANTED, a good General Servant.— V T Apply ihla OTenlng at Woodbine Cottage, Grof street. WaNTkD, at Hannaford'a Auckland Registry (established 20 years), Lady's M&ld (knowuiuiru of orOHHuunlui.; fnd_»enßa_*) and UocernJ (tame itcnuomaa'i tamll]). WANTKD, (i General Servant; nurse mall tind boy kept; ref trenoea required. —Apply til ill 0—io». \«/ ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland T T Registry (estabUahed 20 years), Station Cook, to coot (or trorn odo to six persons. WANTED, a General Servant; must be a good oook.—Ponsonby Cinb Hotel. ANI_D, at Hannaford's Auckland • Registry (sstabliabed, 20 yeais), General (Qisborna) la Uuoa woess; wager, is.i; other aervania kept; four In family. WANTED, for Kaoo, General Servant, able to oook; ifn por week.- Apply Mw Turner, opposite Mrs MiJeaV. Fruiterer, Koran gahape Koad. •- , ANTED, a General Serjaut; also, VT Nurseifirl.-ApDly to Mrs Ware, P_. muera, before noon or after 8 p.m.; reforenoee required. WANTED KNuWN—Another Grand Lot Berlin Wool, beautiful colours, still the name prioe (3d tha dozen skeins); Fingering Wool (ail coloore), 3d per Bkoln; Brow* or White vvotstod, Id tha largo skein; at win plot's Wakellttld-atreot Shop. WANTED, a Cook—Laundress ; very small family; others kept—Apply to Mrs Bourne. Orakel Road, Kemuera. AM TED, on Engagement by a thoroughly oompetont perton is tuiios woman ; quite nndeißt&nrts the care of slock ana tho management of girls, havlnghad umny yean' expeiienoe. — Address AM, Post-oflleo, jNowton. ANTED, by a Middle-aged Person, a situation aB Housekeeper or Ueneral Servant to olderly people.—Address JC, Stab offloe. WANTED, Needlework ot any descrip tion by the day. In families adjacent to Albert lnrit.—Addrcsi A.K., Btab office. v-5, ANTED KNOWN—Towels, 2Jd ; TV Extra Qrand Line of Ladies' silk Scarves, Is; Cork mului. ajd the pair; may lituka, W, Id, and (id the pair; at Uamplcr'u Wakeflelinlrett dhop. 4.V AlnTi'.D, 3 rt>spectablo men as T T Boarders ; oomfortablo sitting-room, with Übo of piano. Terms, 19s porweolt, In cluding washing. — Apply Mra Cavanagh, N'olson street, 2nd house from Cook stroot. "\\ A-TUD, Boaru and Kosidunc* in a TT private family lv tho Mount Kdon or Kpaom District.—lJU)., Btaß oiuco. WANTED, at once, a 2 or 3-ioomod Uotuwo (aoUcliod profoirtd) with n 20 mtuotoa* w» k of Ouoon-atr»oi; about 6a per week.—Apply H. 8., Briß Office. WAMEO, by a young men, a Com fortable Homo. lug* slnglo Dodroom or oae of a room for painting. Terms moderate.— App.y, stating terms. Artist. KVXHINO htak offloe. IVAH'i'BD KNOWN-Ladiej1 Outdoor VT ShOM, in; Ladies' Highheel BlaokKid Danolog or Kvenlag utaoee, ia W : <i t Uampler'a liooX Shop, Vlo.orla-itreo r- ANTiD, Everyone to Buy a First olas« Watertight Boot, 10a Gd—at Iha Uty Market Boot Shop. AUrepalneiocmted. ANTED, evoryono to iry Sauford's Pott«d Bear's lUad a line »rc«kfoat Itellth (rccommtiidi-d by the faoul.y),—Victoria tirtet, corner ot Aibert-arroftU WAINIED, Dairy Fed Pork. — O. Hulmo. Bntoher, Queen-street. v ANTED, the Public to read G. V f Uulme'e Roeiicod Meat A ilvortluemont, Quoen-ttroet. ANTED, Pupils, by Mr Jodboo (Shorthand Teacher at tho College). Shorthand taught in throe months. Address : Karangahapo Road. WANTED, all the Ladies to bring their children to bo filled at iha City Market Boot Shop. BooU at all priooa. Hopalrs oxeonteQ »eatly and oheapiy. WANT»D KNOWJ* - Men's Un- Ueaohed Books. 3d; Snperlor do, OT ; Wonted Sookb, 4d; Braces, 9d; Men's atud Suites, 2d the anlM; ?'-y Huporioc do. Di ; at Oampjer'g Wakeflald-»ireet Shop. »»/ ANTED to LBT, two or throo rooms, • » with use of kitchen.—lnquire of Mr White, grocer, corner of Great North Road. »A/ AH TED to Rent, for it term, a tour- TT roomed Cottooe within a short distance of Hallway Station; must ba In ihorauga repair. Kent moOsraM; good tenant,—Addrwe, stating terms t*nn», at&. to ABO, stab orUce. ANTED ft) SELL, a Mortice Maohine.-AppJy Stas office. ANTED to Sell, first-class 6i horse power Borißontal BagUo witn Mail! tnbular Boller.-iror price, &c, npo.y io f. vf. RbvW'l, General Fnrmlsher, prxt >ib-<>t Hotel. ANTED KNuWN-Back Ojmbs, IS; Tooth Oombs, 2d; Hair Brnsher, 0<l; Tooth Brushes, M; Hair QU, 6d the bottle; Harry's Trioophßrous, 1« Sd; at Uampler'B W akofleld-street Snop. , AH TED, to Uny, Left-ofl doming of every description, for cash. Parties waited on. P.3.—Wanted Known—For Hire, Trap and Saddle Horsee.-Apply Thoa HIU, 'Clothier and Draper, Parneß. WANTED tho Ladies to Know that Alnnro and Mllllaan. Hobson-ttreet, have seoored the servioes ot a flrstol«Sß Mil liner, and are now prepared to snpplr millinery in all Us branohea on the shortest totloe, WANTED ICNOWN-a Few Print Costumes left, only 4b; a Qrand Line of vi inter Costumes, 16s; Maolc Fnr Trimming, 91 the y»ri ; Swansdown, Is the yard ;at Uampler's Wakefleld-Htreet Shop. ANTED KNOWN.—Bagatelle Boards.—Shlpmentjust to hand ex liOok Ken, with real Ivory Balls, all sizes and reliable make. Albo, Tablo Croquet, Raca Games, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, &o.—Chas. Kelsey and Co., two doors below Morring. Ironmongers. \ 4/ANTED KNOWN by friends and V V onstomers—That Messrs Tapp and Co.. Boot and Shoemakers, h«ve purchased the; stoOK and Business of Scott ana Co., Victoria atreet (opposite Hobson Hotel), and intend to oontinue selling the Best Quality of Uoods at oorrant prloes. . .»/ANTED KNOWN—Nico Lot of V? Vlacnel (White and Coloured), cheap i also Grey tllankets, 10s the pair i Bed QuilM, 3s 6d each; Hqrs, 7s; at Dampier's Wakefleld street ahop. . ANTriDT-^CttU and See the wonder* (nl vttiuo in Coraot3-lu M, 2s G ~ and 3s Od-at J. Brown's Cheap Drapory, MUUnery, and Clothing Establishment, Par noli, ANTED KNOWN — That the Cheaptat Luncheon for the Working Men la HantoroV Pork Fie, 3d oochj Apple Pie, 3S. WANTED, Dressmakers and the public to ooma and coo tbe New Check 811k Tatt&Bß. i different patterns; np to is 61 per yard. So very toaroo. To be had only at Wm. Beehsn's Drapery Establishment, Hobson-street (OPPOBite Governor Browne Hotel. Hobgon Btla WANTED KNOWN—ladies' Winter Jacket?, Ss 0.1; Ladled Ulsters, 5a 04; Wool Shawl", Is 0d; Lot of Large <10, ono«p; WincoyHkiits, 3s Cd; BtDamp-.ei's WakeMeld trett Shop. WANTED KNOWN-That 1 am pre. pared to purchase Heracohald Farnltare and other effects on tbe premises on the shortest notice, in town or country.-A.pply personally or by letter, to Jamts Rae, Darby-sheet. • VANTED KNOWN—UHEAP TIM- V 1 bkr I Chbap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Material*, can be purchased ohoaper and better than anywnere else at the Yards of D. Goldie. Albert-street. «v ANTED KNOVVN-That all Work. W. Ing Men oan save their money by call ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant All meals fld Board and Lodging. 16s per week.—Rooebt Murdock, Proprietor. Note the address, nearly oppoßito the Waitemata, and close to tho Dock WANTED SEEN, the grand, line of Gents' Warm Hotel B>ipperß at 2-; aluo, Ladies High-heel Prunella Boots, with toe caps, 6s Bd.—At .Oumplor'e Boot Stop, Victoria street. '



Wanted. WAZiTKI), Seafaring Men and other to Bar Fitfit-olaM Shoei at Cs Bd. Ati get 01- Boots rep»ire--at City Market 800 Shop. _ i XT A N TKD X » OWN, Wertheim, Wert ' "Yt hei'm. Werttielm Sewing Machines, re duced to £1 cash. Note address, W. C, Dennes Queen-street, Auckland. %*T ANTED, a Storekeeper ; must writi V» a (food hand and b« quick at Sgures.- Apply, -with references, to " Alpha,' Box 21s Poat-office. ■ WANTED Night Scholars to know that, by larmLs'on of the City Bcnool Committee, I wIU open Kventag Classes in the No-ion atioet Publio tchool on Monday nexi, Jnly 9. Terms ns usual.—Oharlea B. Andrew. WANTBD, by an experienced petsoD, a situation as Lady Help or Housekeenor; no objoolion to opumry; gocd reterenoep. - AddretsJHC. STAR offlqe^ \\ ANTED KNOWN — Men's Block Vr Felt Hat*, 3a; Gr»nd Line of Boys' BUvik no, IB 84; Frn-ob Peak Capß. 93; Ladloi and Gent's Fur Cops, 18; at Damplerß Wake fleld street Sttop. ' _____ WANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on porsoual and collateral soomltr, re payable by weekly instalments. BUla dig oounitd.-Rae's New Zealand Pawn -hop, Uarby-Btront. WANTED KNOWN—Coloured Cash mere, Is 6-tto yard; Black Velveteen, la 94; Cretonne, Td tha yard; Damask Table oovr.ra. Ss 6d; Amorlcan Leather for Table Covera, lid the yard; at Dsmpter'sHWakefleld- Btreot Bhoo. . WAWTKD.— When you are in Uobson street call and see the Large acd Choice Stock of Soouh Cheviot Tweeds, in heather and granite Bhadea. *t Munro ana MllUgan'". aNTKD KduWfl — 1 will cive 3 Pairs of thn following for Nothing to thooe who do not think them Bargains :--Mie»' High-heel White MarseU Boota U tI»P-lr; LadW Hlßh-heel Whins Kid Boots. la 61 and 'to w.'at Dampiert Boot Bhop. Vlotoriaatteet. 1 iv ANTKcTKNoWN-That Plaiatcd'a Vy New Shop. Gumeraoha lloubs, Qruat North Road, la now open for the uaJe of Druptry. Boota and Bhoea. JCauoy Goods, Stationery, and Jumrog* Uooda. \\J ANTED KNOWS-The following TT ili*htly soiled Ladle*' Superior Coloured Kid Gloves, la 2d; Ladles' Fell Sklrtn. It fid; Clark's 200 yard rtela of Blade Cotton, Id eaoh ; Men* Trousers, la Bd; at Damtijr'u Wakofluld street Shop. WANTEU KNOWN— lhat Sanford la the Solo MumiCsoturor of Vure upotoh Blaok PudolDg (the same aa mido in the Koyal Kitohaw, prloe Bd lb.— Vloujrl* .ueat, corner of Al-ort-alieet. y\j INTRD KNOWN.-Mra J. White, TT Draper, ParnoU. has for sale a largo quantity of English and Colonial Boota and shoes at greatly reduced pricoa. having decided to (five up the Boot Trade to enable her to trlvo the neooßßary attention to the Increasing demand for Drapery, Fancy Goods, &o. A lino of goud Dross Material at Bd. Killings seatly made. Parcela delivered to any address. »V- ANTED~KNO\VN — Tea 1 Tea 11 Vr Tea I! I Uavlna jmt Bought a Bargain In Tea at Auction, I •wiH BBLL IT at Is M the lb. Savoral havo tried it, and say they cannot see any diiforonoo between It and what m neneraliy sold »t 3a elsewbtre. An/ war, I WlLLfilVli THBKK POUNDS o/IT76r .NOTUINU to the flr.t person who dooa not think it a Bargain. So Da in Umo.-AI V«m ple-'a aobaon-itra<t Shop. AWTEI>, Duyers of Silver Jewellery • to know that Ch»rloa Kolsey and Co. mako thia dopurtmont a Speciality by lceephig ■ larga assortment and confining timmselvea en tirely to real Silver.—Charloa Kelsoy and Co« two doors bolow Monina, Ironmonger. A" a TB D X N 0 WN TOT JIKfIT AND CHBtPKST BOUBB FOR DKAPKRY 18 J. CAUGuEY'B, KAKAHaAHAPi Road, WANTKD KNOWN- J. 0. Ib a Cash Butncb, is Ukdih Bmall KxpsasE, amd Will bell a. Uood Artiouc at a low Pbiob. WANTKD KNOWN- Btroog Qrey C&llooes. M, 2jtl. 3d, l&M. and Od Whits ditto. 3d. Sid. lid. 50. (id Good Heavy Navy Sorgo. BJd. HJd, la Bjd Black Caahmoro. la aid, la 8(1. 2» IW, Sa Sd Coloured C<uhmarea. la Sid; boantiful ahadea of Wine, Mtrone, Prune, and Hrawn Unbleached Shunting, ooublo wlcth, 10}<3, la OJd White ditto, la Id. la Sid. 1' BJd Wonlis Men'stihirts. Hid. la IOJ4.2aSd,Sa, 3nßd i ilmoan HhLrts. i* lid, 5a 9d. 6s lUid Men'a Soolia, In lambswool and merino, from 7id Splon Id Valuo in Blanketa a Large Stook of L&dlus' llo<ler>. and a Com* liloio a took of Habordtanerr, | J. UAUQHBY. Two Doors Above I/iMdoubhk's. KaIUNO»HAHE UUIU WANTED KNOWS—Three Palra for nothing to the Lady who does not think the Ladle*' High-leg Illgn-beel Hrnnolla l<ootn for b Od a bargain ; at Oampler'a Boot Bhop, Vlotorla-Btfaet. ANTED KNOWN—TUAT ft Cl IKKOUD'S BALM OF QILKAD Stand* foremott among tho thonsaada of reme dies now In vogue for COIiDS, HO*K»NHSB. BRONCHITIS ASTHMA. AND OliMwT (X)MPtiAINTB. Übol In all parts of the Coloiy, fold la bottlta at 2s and 2a Bd, THAT COMPOSITION POWDER, rirat made and naed by the Foonden of ModlcaJ Uotany, now tued by all who know its virtues, ia a Cheap and Flnt-olau liomody for Colds, k>ore ThKMt, Irto.onean, Palna in tho Stomach or Bowola. i-lb. Una, la Gd. THAT HAVING A LAR9K 8 COOK OF HBRBS IN NSW ZRALAND. N. ft O. have been able to Re stook their Dispensary with tho OHOIOKSr AND BUST OF HBRBB. Theyaollolta trial from all who are suffering. Theirs la Purely Herbal Treatment BO T A N I C~dTBPENSARY, WBLLKSIiRY-STRXBT KAST, Four doom from Crulokahuk and Mlllor"», Qnecn-rtrett. ANTED KNOWN-LadW Collars, 2d; Collars and OnnVSdths ao»; Rlb bosi (awwrleal. 8 lnohe» wide, 11 per yard; mod Hewin* bilk, leaa tb-n utuol prloe, 2 reola Id; at Uunpler'a Wakefleld-«tre«t Shop. »7 ANTED KHO WX - Y» JUiT OPKNKD UP AT STEPHEHSO N'S— Velroteoo, IV9, aa, 9/6, to 6/6 per yard 000 yards Coloured Satins at 1/6 and 1/9 1 osaa Hosiery, newett thadoa, In Navy, Be_l. Buxk, Cardinal. Wines Bpleadld Value la Ulaten, 3 6 upwards l'lftin and Fancy Jersey Jaeketa, 7/U to 35a A Bpoclal line In Nawmukel Bhape. 20s . Underclothlnf, In newest Style*, all prices Huts, In Mewost Shapea, la-rira variety Larg« Asßorttns-t Men's Clothlnß Felt CarpeW, yard wld». V 3 per yard Tapestry Carp«ts, 2/3,2/11, and S/8 per yard Oil Olotb, for Hall and N»nr, 1/8. V. 2^3 yard Mattinr, M, V, 1/3, (It ana 1| yards wide) Flannels. /7J, /9,1/, to 2/8 pur yard Pi Blankets, 9/11 »*d 10/8 per pair 10-1 Blankota, 12/11 ana K/6 per ralr 11-4 Blamkets, 20/ and 27/8 per pair Wlnoeyß, Hi. BW. 7W, to 1/ per yard 1000 "int Oholoe Joaephlnea, slightly spotted. J/8 ___ DRKBaMAKIN^A^MILUNBR^ ON liADlKff OWN MATERIAL MADE UP. Saooeeaful Oontraoior for Drapery for Lunatle Asylum, 1883. STEPBENSON'S DRAP3RT AND BAL« WARKHOUBB. ARANGAHAPB ROAD, NKWTON, \\ T ANTED KN OWN - Ladies' I m- V* brellaa. 1' SA ; Silk do, U i Gent's do, 3 1; Gltlb' Paraoola. Is 6d; and Low of other Fresh. BMgaln*; at Dtmplor'a Wakefleld-Btreet ahop. A ~~GENTLEMAN of hrge business oxperlonro, with about 610C0 capital, WlshOß to Purchase a Bmineas, or an Interest In a BMlness where hla services wonld be required; undeniable references. — Address Bnujnofg. fTAB offlQß. gi^KftSH BUTTER.—Wanted, 1 or 2 1 Bm«U Dalrleß.-Apply Cascade Btoro. Col'eßß Hoad. — £-y6OT>, Plain, Man Cook wants situa " T tion.-" Mah ah B," ctab offlce. Goodflons Arcade. FOR GOLD AND SILVKR WATCH warrantod . , , . GO to Goodson'a London Arcado. 170R STERLING GOLD AND SILVER JP JEWELLERY (guaranteed) / i O to Goodson a London VX Aroode. FOR CLOCKS of all deaoriptlons, and the Cheapest In Town _.«.■_ f\ O to Goodson's London VI Aroado. T^OR JET, Abyaslnlan 0014, and ail Artifltlo Jb Imitation JEWELLKRY" ~■__. f\ O to Goodson s London VT Arcade. FOR ELECTRO-PLATE and BRITANNIA METAL GOODS Goodson . BLonao . VT Arcade. f?OR BREAKFAST, Dinner, Deseort, After F noonTea.Teaand^tSet^.^^ VT Arcade. F^o^vTsts^^sf^" 038 ' p\ 0 to Goedson's London VT Arcade. FOR DECANTERS, Water Bottles, Glasa Dishes. Tumblers, Winos, and other Glass /"10 to Goodson's London VT Arcado. FOR FAIRY MUSIC, Concertinas, Accor dlans, Musical Boxes, Orchestranottes, Harmoniums, and Mu»ical Albums • t /10 to Goodson'a London VT Arcade. FOR CIGAR and Cigarette Cases, Card Cases, and Goods suited for Gentlemen's Pre sentations f\ O to Goodaon s London VT Arcade. Note the Addresses— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, AUCKLAND' „ „ CIIBISTCHUKCn. LONDON OFFICE 1 X 8t Maiy Axe.



To Let. r*\O LKT, New fchop in Jervois Road, S near top of Clarence utreet, suitable for a drapery orfjenera! store,—apply W. 6. -lien, Claronnfl-fltrHct. Pmuonhv. i ftfJ LEI', a 5-roomed Cottage, Merford ■JL ■ Btreet.-Apply Mr Knight, Butcher. St. Mary's Road, Poneonby. T~ O LET or Sell, in Fernley-street (off Franklin hoad) Ponsosby, a Six-roomed Horae, with two reulster grates and oookincr stove, cupboard;; »nd glass case;, &o.; water laid on, lurno shed and oellar, and every con venience for a family ,—Apply on the premises. rpO LET, at Mount Kden, well-finished J bix-roomed Homo, tcullery. and wu-h ---hou«e, with ooppor boUer, water laid on, fetokea'a Koad, opposite Cuokssj'a Store, close to 'Bus Htand.—Apply on premises. 'p6~LET, a Four.roomed Cottage.— I Apply J- Abbot. Hobaon-street. I rjnO Lfc-T, (it North Shore, cloie to Vie- X torla \\ h»rf, a Furnished Bed and Sitting-' room with use of hltohnn.—Apply Stab ofhoa. g O LET, a General Store in one of th » leading townships In Walkato, doing ftrttol»BS business.— Apply by letter to AB Post-office, 'f■> Awamnta. i (J L&T, the two Mew Shops in Rut- I' land-street adjoining the Clarendon Hotel.-J. M. and J. Mowbray. rpu LET, in Valley Koad, Mount iulen, 1 a 6 roomed Monse, with large orchard and ptkddoi'k; rent, 12a per week to a permanent tenant.—* ppl? on tho premises. rpO LET, frera Monday next, Brick Shop J and Dwelling In Pltt-Btreet, top Vinoent atreet.—Apply to vv. J. Offor. Pitt-street. TO LET, One Boom, with use of 1 kitchen. 163, Oiey-atreet. mO LET, Large Brick Building, Chan- JL oery-Btreot, late In the occupation of Macutb Winks and Hall.—Apply Town Clerk's Offloe. High-street, JMi LET, a pleasant Marino Kesldence at the North Shore, with Beaoh Front-go, Apply to Charles Bailey, lloatbuildor. For Sale. TO HE SOLD, New Brilliant-toned Trloord Piano- very oheap; special roaßona for selling.-WAV.. Star Office. jjUili SALE, Pair Tinamith's Kollors, r roWer. and Turning MaohinM.—W. H. Jamep. Q.P.O. jjiOK SALK, Leamington Koad, off Val- J ley Road, off Mount Roskill Road, very pretty 1-roomed T Cottage; scullery, register grate, American stove, cupboards, tanks, bow window. Allotmont 100 x 100, level, volcanlo soil, and freo from stone; a bargain.—D. V. Evans, Land Agont, Queon-street, noxt Bank of Australasia. . 823 ji^uß SALE, Drapery Business, uTagood I position: turn over about fil3per week. Easy terms—D. F. Evann, Queen-street (next Bank of Australasia)] ITIOR &ALE, a new four-roomcid Cottage, F Fontonby. — Upply to Mr J. A. Be&le. Solloltor, Soherffa BuUdlngg, Ifott-stroot. Public -notices. rrHE AUCKLAND TIMBER COM- X FANY (LIMITRD). N 0 T I C B. The Company requests that all outttan<]lnß Accounts previous to 3Uth June, 1883 (olowof Company') naanolal rear), be rendared forth wlUu w. a DiiiDY, Jos., Bocxetary. r^HB ACOOUWTS to Night Soil Con t tractor to 80th June ult,, must bo paid without (day, othorwlM etrvlce will be discon tinued. Ofllco : City Market. Open oto 10 a.m., % to 6 p. m. { aatordaji. 7 ta 9 p.m. TMPOUWDED on Jane 23,1683, by Mr X Small. Kaat Tamakl. 1 Grey Mare, and I Yonng Bay Dranght Horae, white stripe down taoe, two white hind feet (no brands visible). Owner unknown. In default of being released will bo Hold at Public Pound. Otahnhn, on July 8. 1833, at noon. WILLIAM ABSOLUM, Jgn»28,1888. Ponndkeeper. ouhnhn. * NoiHKK L-KGk FIXE.-Protect r\ yonr valuables by procuring A, Tann's Colobratcd Iron Bate.—E. &A. Isaacs. Agonta. A USTBALIAN MUTUAL PKOVI- A. DENT SOCIETY. In order to afford thoeo who cannot leave their avocations during the day an opportunity for assuring their lives, the Society has deoidod to open an (Mco from 7.30 to 10 p.m. on two evening In the week, viz., Wednesday and Batuhdat. Suitable accommodation has been obtained at Hickson's Land Office, noxt to Ooodson's Arcade, Quoon - street, where Mr Metculfo and the Society's Keforee will attend to receive and complete applications for assur anoo. also to afford roliablo Information aa to tho position of the Socloty. . All polloiee takon oat during the ourront year will participate In the distribution to take plfioo as at 31st DocQiuber next. After that dato all profhß will bedlvlded ANNUAULY.aprivilogo which NO OTHER Lifo Olllca in tho Colony givea its mombore. Recollect tho Boolety Is UNBUHPAS3EI) for STABILITY, and for the PHOKIT It ha» roallsod it la UNEXCELLED. Tho OlTlco will bo opened for the llrst Umo on SATURDAY NEXT. 30th inst. 'kT UTICE OF KEMOVAL MR E. T. DUFAUR, Solicitor, hag Removed to Qneon-Btroet, between tho "Herald" Pub llshlng Ofllco and tho Bank of Australasia, Immediately above the rooms of Mr D. F. Evans. Land and Estate Agent, LL Accounts till cud of June against the NORTHERN CLUB to be rendered forthwith. _ _/ ' * O CONSIGNaE"*.— Wanted.Consigneo I for 50 sacks Boneflour. ex Ijook Out, from Pydnoy marked >4 ■<,—X. Mitchelson, 19, Queen- BtrcDt Wharf. Ie OTICE OF REMOVAL. . J. C. BBAKLAND & CO., WHOIiKSALB 1) It U(IIII 8T 8, MANUFACTURING OHBMIBTB, ANU QBNKKAL IMPORTBII9. Wo bog to notify that we have now moved lntoonr NKW WaREHhUBE In VICTORIA -BTRBET B4BT 'the Premises formerly owrn plod by Mrmrs. KemptheToo, Prower and Go.), where we shall from this date oarrion onr butdneea (8 VHOLKB-.IR URUaaitTS and QKNXRAL IMPORUT.FS. We also nave arranged with Mb. Fbedbric Oaddt f habland to transfer to him our busi ness, or Retail Braioh. kaown aa the " Apothe oari««' Hall." opposite to the Poetoffloe. Auck land, and for whom we would gollolt the aam* liberal support which baa been given to ua for a series of rears catt. J. C. BHAKLAND & CO. June 80.188 S. y\i E should feel obligod hy the payment TT of all Aooonnta due to n> from our Retail Brunch up to tha nresont date, and which we hare authorised 11 h. V. O.Sqajuudd to receive on our behalf. * J. a BHARLAND & 00, June 80, 1883. medical PKOFKSSOR BLLIB, Medical Horb»ll»t, has arrived from Chrißtchuroh, after effeotlng moat Buooesaful Cures, and is now pre pared to treat all diseases. He guarantees to cure (without fail) tho following Complaints, 11 not too far gono: — Asthma, Bronchitis, ton sumption (second stage), Cataract, Dropsy, Dyseniorv, Fovetu, Uvor Oomplalntii, Nervous Debility. Khoumatlrcn, Sciatica, Lumbaso, and Secret Complainta of young men. Wondorful Curo for Corns without pain.—Address: 303, Quoen-etroet (noxt Young Women's Institute). Private Consulting Room. Hours: From 8 a.m. toOjp.m. rjpHE MAKVELLOUS B6MEDY COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSKNKSS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS CONSUMPTION. AND ALL CHEST AFFECTIONS. BONNINGTON'S Pectoral Ozymel of Carrageen or IRISH -VfOSS R I S II I'-*- OSS (REQIBTKnBD.) Curos the worst forms of Coughs and Colds, Hoarseness, gives Immediate Relief In Bronohltis, is tho Host Medicine for ABthma.Curea Whooping-Cough, Is Invaluable in tho Early Stages oC Consumption, Relieves all Affootiona of tho Chest. Lungs, and Throat. SOLD EVERYWHERE. GEO. BONnTnGTON, Cbrigtchurch; NEVER'fAILS Inseot Life Is dontroyed by the PERSIAN INSECTICIDE (Pyrethriuro Rosoum), (raaxant«od to bo tho best proour ablo In cho London market. For tha effectual riddanco of Floas, Mosqul toes and all other lnsoot pests, tryAlCltlN^ INskCTICUJE. Sold In ting at Is 6d oach. ATS! KATSI KATSI-Oee SHARLAND'fI PHOSPHOR PASTK. Rats eat it greedily, and die; no smell. frloe. Use Shilling a Bottle. 3HARLAND & CO.. opposite Poßt-offlca. t_UAKLANDS CHEKHY PKCTOKAL, O Abßolutely the nest remedy over made tor 00UaH8, fiRONOHITId, AN<J COLDS. Prloe. is lid and Is M a Bottle, 3HART.AN •; CO^ oppoalto Pogt-ntßee. f |IHE Best Preparation extant for promo- I ting Halt Qrowlh Is Dr. KrasmußWlßon's LOTION FuR THE HAIB. It ly prepared from the original formula of this eminent autnorltj by CteußUtu BtnoHKB. Fbarmaoßn tloal Chemist (Victoria and Now Zealand), jnnotlon of Pitt and Qrey-etroate. Anokland. 1 G, HEND&RSOIS'S Cherry Pectoral #1 • Is an Excellent Remody for Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, and the various other affections of tho Chest and Bronchial Passages.—This preparation is not supposed to Chock tho Cough suddenly, but to remove the oauso.—To be had only of J. 6. Henderson, Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposite Throe Lamps. Ponßonby, Auckland. __ _ _ All children suffer from them. If Buspeoted, aok for the Cert&ln Core. BHAKLAND'a WORM POWDKKS, 1/ packet ABOtheoarlea Hall, opposite Poat-otfloe. FOB WINTER COUGHS and Bronchia iRRITATrOK, mRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS J. with Hypophoßphite of Llmo and Quinine. For Inolplont Conßumptlon and Chronlo Choßt Affections, " Aickin'B Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophoephito of Lime and Quinine," in most certaiiily alterative and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma Address — THE PHARMACY, QrjEEN-BTBRET*



*rrreflttiems. rp HEAT R E T> O V A h UNDER THK PATRONAGE OP HIS WOR SHIPTHEMA^AND MEMBERS MR. POOLEY'S SATURDAY i>OPULiA.K CONCERTS. SECOND CONCERT OF THE SEASON: SATURDAY, 7TH JULY, 1883. SCOTIISH MUSIC, PROGRAMME. Pabt I. Glco — " Como o'er the Brook, Bessie" Sir H. Bishop THE COMPANY. Bone—"BonnieScotland".. .. Blamphln MR. WORRAIX. Song-" Robin Adair" .. .. Maoduff MIBB TAPPER. Solo Pianoforte-" Balmoral" .. Jules Llvrae MR RALPH HOOD. Bong-'"Twaa within a mile of Kdinbro'Toon" MaoAlliater Madame Pooley. Song-" Mary o'Argyle" .. .. — MR HANNA. (A, "0! wert Thou Out in _ , J the Cold Blast" ..Mendelssohn uuet <B _ ~T llo May Bells through (, the Valley Ring" ..Mendelssohn MADAME POOI.KY AND MIBS TAPPJCR. Solo Scotch Pipes-Grand Descrip tive Scona —"The Relief of Luoknow" Blockloy MB Simon PRiBKR (in fall Highland costume), late Piper to his Graco the Duke of Sutherland. Interval of Ten Minutes. Part 11. Four-part SonK-"O, Hush Thee, my Baby" Snllifan THE COMPANY, Song—" The Land o1 the Loal" .. Turner MISS ANNIE lIARORATB. Song—" Duncan Gray" .... — MR MOBBTOS. Solo Pianoforte—"Blue Bells of Shetland" Kuhe MR RALPH HOOD. Song (by request) -" Jamie" .. Molloy MADAME roOI.KV, Song—"Ye Banks and Braes o' Bonnie Doon" — MR HANNA. Solo Scotch Pipes—Scotch Reel.. Froaor MR KISION FRABBR. Finale—"Auld Lang Syne" .. .. - THE COMPANY. (Assisted by Mr Simon Fsaser and Mr Charles Drivbb, both of H.M. Scots Fusiliers, in full Highland Costume). Tickets at Lennox's (late Wayte'a) or at Mr Pooley's residence Mendelssohn Villa, Vincent-street. Doors open at 7.30, Concert to commence at So'clook. MR POOLEY. Manager and Conductor. Drapery etc. WE CAN BEAT QUEEN. STKBJtT IN NKWTON, weal! on ROBBBT MASON {or Eoiokar Unite, Boys'and YoothV Snlte aU siaea teood rains)i Usb'i Troojeta iv(yy good quality), in 8d; Trooßera and Ye*« (a DNt-elaaa ariloie). 21s 6di doth and Worsted Coata, apUndld value; Tweed Suits, from 21s Od j Grand Selection of Winter Shirts, Ladlee' HS Oambrlo Handkerohlsfa, 6d; Kmbrotdarad Ool lara, id: Blaotc Tux. from fid; Rack Btraw Hfltn, It; Trimmed, 3s; White Flannel. 10R U Sd, U 6dj Twill Ore tonne*. 84 (good palters?): OH'dren's Wool Bow, 8d; Stamped Veiret ,at 2a Od (going QUlokly): Llsso Frilling, Call i-arly and git a pair of good Btooklngs. R. M. Mils at above prioe* for OASH ONLY. DOYS1 pLQTHING jl/rART. PARKNTS WOULD DO WELL TO MAEB A CAL.L AND INSPECT. BO*P' NSW ZSALAND TWEED SUITS. Boys' Clothing Mart. BOYB' 84.100R SUITS. Boy*' Clothing Start. BOKfc' Vblvbt SUITS. Boys' Clothing Mart. BOYS' SURGE SUPS, lloja'Clothing Slut BOYB' OVICUCOATS. Bojb' Cloihlng Mart. Bpeolkl Llnta in Strong Dnrable TWBBDB FOR BOY? WEAR. Ueasore takeo and ptttarn tat to Bt at nominal Oharge for thomi who vrefor u> make uo their own (tamesta. FOU BUYS uMLY, Koto the Addroas— BOYS pLOIHINQ \fART« OYS' L-LOTHINU JM.ART. Next to their Tailobus hbtadubhmrnt. WHITE AHD WATKIBSON, T I OFS AND WOOLLKN IMPORTSRS, VIOTORU-BTRBBT, AUCKLAND. I" INBNS TIKBNSI IRISH LINBNB ! MAVUFACTORBR'B LKNQTHB, YABD WiDii Rood and flee, from la 8d tha yard LA.DIBS' HKM-BTITOHBO AND BMBROI- DuKED HANDKKROHIBFS, beantlfoi flesluns. Bid hkHliK SIZR FINE LINHN HANDSBR OHIEF3, 9d BOUOHT CHEAP AND SOLD CHBAP. INSPKCT AND JUDGE FOR YOUBSBI1VK& T. B. Kobson. MELBOURNE HOD SB, POKSONBr. G« C 0 U T TS, DBAPBR AND HABBRDABHBR, KAttANQAHAPB ROAD, OFPOSITI HOWB-BTRBIT, NBWTON. J, AND W. WiLUAMS, IHFORTBRB OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AN» FANCY GOODS, BOTH BIDXS KARANGAHA PE ROAD, N X W T 0 N; AND AT VTHANQAROA NORTH. mALHTHBU. mALKTHBa. rnALBTHBB. IALKtHBB. laLKTHES. IALBTHBfIk We have Jtut reeelred, ex Clyde, A BEOOND SHIPMENT OF THBSB OBLB BRATBD PAT»NT VKNTILATBD WATKRPROOF OOATS, Made from oholoe Tweed?, In Canton, Cash. mere, and other makes. Any of the above osn be seen at oar Branch Store. Whansßroa. Send size ronnd waist and length. Prices, from 80b to 80s, Bee what the Field ran respecting theea Qood»i-"I have trie* your VentJlaMnß Opat well In the oonreing field, and con elder it a sreat imoooßS. Itlamoit oomfortabie to walk Uii and turns any qnantlty of rain.—Yours very faltbfniiy. • * (Robin Hoodl-MbSsbs I Cooper, Box and Oo." A New Process (Jos' discovered! preventa tho rubber hardening and destroys all smell of naptha. A Job Lot of HONEYCOMB QUILTS jnst to hand, ten quartec, from it Gd to 15a 6d. We have always on hand a SHOW OF HOBIKBY, BHIRTB, HAT 3, TIBS. BRACKS. BBLTS, COLLARS. &c &o. For Price, Style, Variety, <gd Good Value, Second to None In Newton, Money. f*l ft ?O *IU|WO LENT on Building 3& I \f Boolety prlndplea, or on other iermrto suit borrowers. AllotiMnto bonght and Houses built on weekly payment ByßMm. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See Uatof PrcSortJeifor sule on Ist page. Six per cent. Sowed on money deposited for tnveßtment a WoxiAMBON, Land. Batata, and Flnanolal tgett anfl Valuator. 8. Vnlcan Lane FDT7BTKIAL AND PROVIDENT AUCKLAND (CORNKB 0? VULCAN LANB AND QUEKN-BTREKT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT, This Boolety Is now Issuing INVESTING SHARKB ordinary, carrying fuU rate of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP SHAKES of £20 each, carrying 7 per cent Interest (payable half-yearly) and par- Uoipatlng In Surplus Profits, DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 13 months, per cent 1 and on Deposits for 6 months, 6 per cent per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of three fourths the value. Borrowers may pay off part or the whole 0 their Mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further par ticulars required may be obtained at the Bootfty'sofflcos. GBORQB FRASEB, Manager,



i Corporation Notices. City of aucklamd poll of ratepayers. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a POLt Of the Ratepayers of the City ol Auckland FOR AND AGAINST the proposal assented to by the City Council at a Special Meeting, held on the 3rd of July, to raise a Loan o£ £200 600 (sub ject to the approval of Parliament), will take place before Mr Henry Ridings, Returning Oflisar, on TUESDAY NEXT, JULY 10th, between the hpnra of 9 a.m. anil 6 p.m., at the following places :— PONSONBY WARD-Oddfollows' Hall KARANGAHAPE WA^D - Excelsior Hall Upper Pitt street GRAFTON WARD-Wesloyan Schoolroom, Graf ton Road NORTH WARD-Temporance HaU, Albert street SOUTH WARD-St. James's HaU, Wellington street EAST WARD-At back of the Free library, Hlgh-etreet, The following ore the parMoulara and pro posed allocation of the Loan :— Drainage and Formation of Pon sonbyWard £28.000 Drainage and Format ion of Kara ngahapeWard 18,600 Drainage and Formation of Graf ton Ward 14.000 Drainage and Formation of North Ward 20,000 Drainage and Formation of South Ward 20,000 Drainage and Formation of East Ward .. .. _ .. 20,000 Town Hall and Corporation Offi ces, Free Publlo Library, and Art Gallery, and Purchase of Bite for Town Hall .. .. 20,000 Waterworks. Laying Mains, ad ditional Reservoirs, and Sup plementary Supply, &o. .- 60,600 £200,000 That the term of payment be 50 years, and the rate of Interest to be paid be 5 per cent, per annum, with a Sinking Fond sufficient to meet the principal in SO yean. That to meet interest on total indebtedness, a Special Rate be authorised, extending over the whole city, not exceeding la. 3d. In the fl. That th& total rates leviable In the City ot Auckland shall not exceed 2s. o*d. In the a, inclusive of Library Bate. That £100.000 may be raised daring 1881. and not exceeding C 25.000 per annum during each succeeding year. Proposed Special Rate over whole City not to come into effect before Jane Ist, 1884. P. A. PHILIPS, . Town Clork. Town Clerk's Office, Jufr Ith, 1883. p IlTf OF AUCKLAND. PONSONBY WARD. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. In pursuance of the "Municipal Corporations Act/ " Regulations of Local Elections Act, md Amendments thereto. X, Henry Sidings, Returning Officer for the City of Auckland, ao loreby give notice that an Election will be tield, on FRIDAY, the 27th July Instant, for the return of a duly qualified person as Councillor 3f the said City, vioo Mr Abraham Boardman, resigned. Candidates will require to "bo Nominated on or before MONDAY. 16tb Instant. Any person deeiroas of Nominating a Condi- Sate, mnat deliver, at the Council Offlcos. before Noon of the day above stated, a Nomination Paper signed by the person named thereon aa Candidate, and two persons duly qualified to vote at the said Election. Nomination Papers can be procured on appli nation at the office of the Town Clerk. HENRY RIDINGS. Returning Officer. City Council Office, July 6,1883. piTY OF AUCKLAND. TO CARTERS. The City Council will receive Tenders for Carting Water Mains, &c, until S p.m. of THURSDAY, July 12, in terms of Speotfl nations at this office, P. A. PHILIPS. Town clerk. Town Clerk's Offloo, July i, 1883. MiTY OF AUCKLAND. TO WATXB CONSUMERS. FINAL NOTICE. All Accounts foe Water Supplies due on the 301b Juno, and yet nnpiid. will render occu pier* liable to have the supplies Chit Off without farther notion, P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offloo, July 5,1888. Calls. . TKTORTHERN OMNIBUS COMPANY 11 (LIUITKD). The Direeton h»ve this day made a Call (the first) ot Two Shillings and Hxpence par fchar* on the OtplW ot th» Company, dna and payable to to* teoretaxy, at the Oomp*ny'a Offloe, 6, N.Z. Iniuruioe Bnlldwgg, Auckland, on or before 1 UEiDAY, Jnly But, 1883. JOHN R. EANDSRBON, Seoretary. Aaokland. Ith Jnly, 1888. Dividends. WTEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER CANTILE AQKSOY COMPANY (LIMITKU). It Is hereby notified to Sbareholdert In New Zealand that sn Interim Dividend at the rate ot Ten per cent per annum, (or six month* ending 80th Jane last. Is now payable at the Ofßos Ot the Company, Queen-street. (Signed) FREDE. BATTLBY, Secretary. Anokland, Jnly 2.1883. OaOmetmagere. | AUKS REID AND SON Ben to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the Vest Favourable Prices of ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. ! Having Introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house to town. JAMBS RKID & SON, FuitNiruius Emporium, HOBSON-BTREET (2nd Shop from Vlotorla-at rri &O" ii o o X c, 44 AKD 46, VIOTOMA-STRKBT, Beg to draw the attention of Ladlea and Gen tlemen furnishing to their LARGK AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK or •pURNITURB, comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with glass panels. Sideboards, Cheffonlers, Hall Tables and Hatstands, Offloe Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glasses-Dining Tables, Cane Chain In great variety, Toiletware, Drawers, Wash stands, &0., && rjARPETS, Inolndlng Brnssels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, Hearthrngg, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloth, Door Mats, Wool Mate, Bod-room Bogsd&o. "DEDDINQ of all kinds and of the beat quality. Hair, Wool. Flook, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, airing Mattresses, including the Paten, iWlre wove Mattress ;Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows i Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pal liasee T. & H. COOKE, U, VXCTOHIA-STRK [Factory. Klllotfrfltreet. _ OCTOR a X JSOLD'S PBM NY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-Tha most popular PoatoSoe- C^UKK FOR INWuESXIUN-ToNIC BALSAM, a Genuine Liver BegnlatiOD, price 8* » bottle.-SHARLANQ ft CU (OPPO slte PosHiSost,



I t-'oraon&i. 4 WATCH, Chain, and Key have been t\. Stolen from tho wolstooat pooket of a dead man, and in the presence of the corpse. The thief is known, to whom, for tho sake of his family, the present opportunity of making restitution of the watch, &c, or their equiva lent, is here given, within ono mouth from date July 5,1883, or he must suffer the consequences, —No address la needed. ■ NFOKM&TION WANTED OP PATRICK HYNK9 & MBS ELLEN FANNING, Natives of Tullywood Townland, Parish of Ballyloußhloo, County of Wcstmeath, Ireland. When last heard of.Patrlek was living near th city of Melbourne, Australia, and Mrs Fanning at AuokUnd, New Zealand.—Any information relative to the above-named partlw will be thankfully received by their brother, THOMAS J. HYNES, 133, Washington-street, Hartford, Connecticut, U.S., America. rr\HE PERSON who took the Silk Dm- L brella from the "Observer" office, had better return the same to avoid unpleasant pro ceedings ■ WIIiMAM Q. KHIND. — A Letter from Victoria addressed to yon lies at thla offloe. Meetings- AYFIELD AND HOME BAY DIS TRICT, PONBONBY. NOTICE. A Meeting of Fejldents and others Interested Is the openlog of a Day febool In the above District willbe held In the Bohool-room. on MONDAY KTBNING noit, 9 h lust, at 7.30, to consider tho lettais Motived from the Local Committee, and from the Board of Kducition, in udswm to applications Bent to them. THUS. JKNKINB. Convener by Reouaet. HE KAIPARA STEAMSHIP COM PANY (Limited). Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting o£ Tho Kalpara Steamship Company (Limited), will bo held at the Cham ber of Commerce Rooms, in the Citjy of Auck land, on FRIDAY, tho 13th day of July, 1883, at two o'clock in the afternoon, when the sub joined resolution, which was passed at the Extraordinary Mooting of tho Company, held on the 11th day of June. 1883, will bo submitted for confirmation :— That the Articles of Association be altered by the insertion therein, immediately after Article 30, of the fallowing:— Article SOa: The Company may from time to timo reduce its capital, and may consolidate or subdivide its shares, and may cancel any shares that have not been taken or agreed to be taWen by any person. If the ateresaid resolution shall be duly con firmed, tho following resolution will be proposed at such meeting; and if passed, will be submitted for confirmation aa a special resolution to a subsequent Extra ordinary General Meeting to bo duly convened. Besolution-That tho capital of tho Com- Eony be reduced from £30,000 divided lto 0,000 shares of £5 each, to £20,000 divided Into 10,000 shares ot £2 eaoh. By order. WILLIAM LODDER. Manager Kalpara S.S. Company. Auckland, July 2nd, 1883. Gazette in tsanKruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHMEN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditor! Aot, 1876," and the Aots amending the line, and of tho Bankruptcy of Wil liam Jobs Scott, of Auokland. la the Provincial District of Auckland, in New Zealand, Shipwright. It la hereby notified that at a flrat meeting of the Creditors of the said William John Boott, Held thla day in tba Supreme court Buildings, It Anoklau d, at the hour ot — o'clock in th 9 fore noon, Arthur Dunbeblu Bennett, ot tho Uity of Auckland aforoaaid, CnrtifWted Accountant in Bankrnptor, was elected Creditors" Trustee of the property of the said William John Scott, »nd that the said Arthur Dunbebin Bennett hss In simatad to the Registrar in writlcg his aocopt inoe of the said appointment. 6. W. BABLKY, Deputy Registrar, Jiß. B. GIUHAM, Solicitor, Auokland. Educational. ENTWORTH HODSE, Ponsonby Road.—Miss Hill's pupils will resume their Studies on MONDAY. July 16th. IJBV. U. BISPHAM'o SCHOOL, PARNELL, WILL REOPEN ON MONDAY NEXT, JULY 9th. 13ID1NG SCHOOL,—Night Clasßes will li bo opened on Saturday and Monday nights, at 7 p.m.. to receive and enter pupils in the following, via.:—Riding Class for Gentle men—Dismounting ; Single Stick—Attack and Defence; Sword and Saber Practice — Varla tioni, &c. Torms easy.—B. Hazell. Business Notices. rHE Pacific tea company's PUKE BLEND IWDIAN AND CHINA rpEAS i EAB ABE THE MOST PERFECT TEAS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. m H E LAST WEEK OF1 IHB CLEAKINH-OOT BALE O!f CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUEL, 18. QUKKN-BTKKBT (opposlto Town Clock). 1W" O X I C E> HKKS WAXI BKB3 WAX I FnrohMed In any quantity for Caah, Buyers Of Fungus and Muntz MetaL Having purchased in Chin* a Fine Assort ment of Teaa himself, JAMHS AH KBW can confidently reoommend them, and trusts that all bis old Customers, and the P»blla generally. wUI avail themselves ot this cpUndld opportunity *nd oaU «arly to buy his Superior Congou. Best Ftavtnred Kooloo, Shouenong, and various HlxMTeaa, suited to every t&stei He has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, OrwkarywaMi Silks, Handkerohlefs, and other frnnmrwutinn too namoroug to mention. Note the Addressi— JAMH9 AH KKW ft CO., SSi. Uueon-Btreet. HRHARD'S English Lever Watches, Rotherham's English Levers, and Wal tham'g, at reduced rates.—Jas. Adams, Watch mater, Vietorla-stroot. nnOOTHACHE CURE —Instantaneous X Relief, ODONTALGIOi la bot»le.-BHAB- L*.ND & CO. (opposite Poet-oSee) JU" OTI O E OF KEMOVAI/. HENRY PBTRY, JeweUer and Watchmaker, having removed to more central and convenient premises in Qneen-etreet, nnder tho Albert Hotel, tabes this opportunity of thanking his numerous customors for their support while in Viotoria-Btreet, and hopes, with the increased facilities in the new premises, he will merit a continuance of their patronage. DE4.K AUNTY.-Well, I declare, after trying Btorcs in Auokland for weeks, seeking a good one, I have at length discovered a First-olass Grocer, Such Nice Goods, and such attention. Go, 'my doar aunt, and (five him a trial. The address is W. X . LEWIS, Victoria-Street, Between Hobson and Nelson-streeta. P.S. IHo waits upon families and delivers goods tree. THE BAKING POWDER par excellance \ ■ 18 AICKIN'S CRATED BAKING POWDER. " The Most Economical.'' "Yields more Yeast Gas." Pure Material only. Not Mised with Rice Flour or Alum, In tins at la 6d and 2s od. Special Price Wholesale. Address :— THE PHARMACY, QUeen-street. fiLEARING-OUT SALE OF THOMAS BAMUKL, being oompelled to Clear ont his Stock of Cutlery In consequence Of the FKEMIBRB COMING DOWN and no other Bho* being obtainable. Is now BELLING OF? the whole ot the Stock at an enormous Saerlfloe. She goods are from the best Sheffield makers! and win have to be sold at any price, oonstiUng ot— Beet Ivory Table and Dessert Knives. Lookwood's and Johnson's Best Pooket Knives. Hleotro-plated Forks, Spoons, Cruets, &c Nevada and Nlekel Silver Forks and Spoons, Superior Solssors and Razors. WHOLESALE AND RHTAIL, THOMAS SAMUEL, . IMPOKTKK OF CUTLKB3T. «, Quean-street (OdPOßlte Town olookt. SULLIVAN AND McKENNA, prrr-sTEBET, TAILOBB, HABir^AKKß^and GENERAL Beg to announce to their Friends and the Pabllo otAnokland that they have Removed to score COMMODIOUS PIIBMISK4 ADJOININO, where they shall be hai>py to meet Cuetomara ; and Bzeoute Orders to their entire sitlalaotlon. : Sullivan. MoKenna and Co.'» cutting la too well known for remark. Perfect cutting and comfor in weulog gnaranteed. The address !— Cobnkh of Pitt and Beresfobd-btkests.



Board and Residence. ABEBP£CrABLt Man can be aceom* modtted with Beard and Residence (bodrootn to himself) at £1 per weefe— Apply STAB Otfloo. ____— TioAßb AND RESIDENCE.—Vacancy O forZorSKesoeatab'e Young Men. Term* / moderate.—Apply Sirs Clarke. H7. Qrey-streel. BOARD AND RESIDENCE,-Want«!, by a Gentleman, respectable Board and Lodging in a private family.—Apply, stating terms, to " Delta," star Office. ' CROYDON VILLA, Vincent-street} Contral position, vie* of harbour. — Vao&noy for three Gentlemen. Baths.—Mrs Fnller. _ __ /IOVJSKNOK is turn a a HOTJtt, VJT HOBaON-*TRKET.' BOIBD AND LODOIKB. _..»«. MT We9« BIHOLK fIQOM... V.-Bfe. Pet We«>t Aacaona. TO.MOBKCVT, At 12 o'clock Noon. TO be sold by auction, at the site of tlia late Golden Crown Brewery, comer of Welleeley and Lome-streets, baak of Means MllnoandChoyce. A lot of Iron Roofing A lot of Timber, &c. In lots to suit purchasers. Terms—Cash on the fall of the hammer. To bo removed In one week. K. AKTH UK, Auctioneer, TUESDAY, 2 O'CLOCK P.M. TO Bis SOLD BY AUCTION, Under Bill of Sale. DRAIN PIPES, COAL, &C. AT AB TH UR'S MART QUSBN-STRKKT. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions to seU by auction, a* his Mart, Queen-street on Tuesday next, at 2 o'clock p.m., under a BIU of Sale. Drain Pipes. Coal. &c, now lying at Ml T. eater's Pottery, formerly Mr Dowden a '.— 2UO Socket Drain Pipes, flrst-olags quality, various sizes 1630 Do do, second-class 122 Junctions, 4 x i to 13 x 12, first class 400 Surface Drainß 1600 Field Pipes, 4in. 40 Traps, 23 81nks, 18 Syphons 120 ions Newcastle Coal. Terms: Cash Immediately after sale. Intending purchasers can be landed at the Pottery by the Hirerhesd steamer on her way up, ana return by her on the downward trip. Accommodation will be provided, JOHN LSHDON. EDWARD VSYDOS, TO-MORROW, AT 1 O'CLOCK. MESSRS JN(T& ED. IiEYDON WILL sell at the Market Yardr, lately used by the Olronj, HORSES, SADDLES. &O. Also, Spring Cart .Lamps and Cushions complete Horse and Harness. JOHN & E. LEYDON, Auctioneers. JOHS LEYDON] [SDWABD LIVDON. MONDAY, JULY 9, At 11 o'clock, RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. MESSRS JOHN & Ed. LIYDON tl AYE been favoured with instraclioM fl from Mrs O.Bae. of Koranßahape Road. who is retiring from business, to BCU on tne premises, A LARGE AND WELL-SELBCTKD BTOOK OK STATIONERY, Novels, Historical Wtota, Fancy Goods, Albums. Pictures, Tracings, ftc, Also, Two Sewlnjr Machines, and a large auantlty of Household Furniture and Effecte, too nume rous to partloularise. • #, g. 000HSANK,] [JAMffl DAOBI MONDAY, JULY 16, » By Order of the Registrar of the Supremo Court of Hew Zealand. «> IMPROVED FARM IN THB WAIK4TO. THE Subscribers will sell by auction, at their Booms. Jfort-atroot, on Monday. 16th last,, at 12 o'oloolri ALLOTMKNTS 251. 351. SM, BSS. aad US. Parish of Pnkete, Wallcato, containing 214 aores 1 rood and 2 perohsei, with a BuMtanUal Dwelling-house and otter Buildings erected thereon. Conditions of Sulo can be lnspeoled by appli oatlonto SAMUEL COCHRANB & SON, AueUoneers. Tuesday, july 10. dress plaids, wool dbess Material, cashmeres, shirtings, winceys, velvetß, tweeds, btankets, rugs, sbeetikgß, forfar waterproof coats, HOSIERY, MEN'S, BOYS', & YOUTHS' TWBED CLOTHING, FELT HATS, MOLE TROUSERS, WINDOW HOLLANDS, &C too., fto, TTNRESERVED SALE OF TWENTY' SEVEN PACSAGKB OF ABOVfI i QOODS. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer, WEDNEbDAY, JULY 11, U|! At 11 o'clock. LADIES' KID BUTTON & EL&BTIC SIDE BOOTS, MAIDS' AND CHILDREN'S DITTO, HOUSE BOOTB, SLIPPEDS, &0., &a, &O. EX lONIO. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received Instructions to sell, it bit Rooms (opposite Thornton, Bmlth and Firth's Mills). Lower Queea«ta«et, on aboro date, at U o'cloofr, K7 TRUNKS OF ABOTB GOODS, WBLL Terms at Sale. The Auctioneer calls special attention to tha above, being ona of the Finest Shipments re ceived, and weU suited to )be reason. THURBDAif f JULY 12. THE REMUEBA YARDS. FOR SALE, at tbe Remuera Yards, on Thursday. Julr 13, at 11 o'clook. 160 Well -fatted Cattle, from Papakm. KM* AWBtnutn 'CMn6rMlw' 7CO Fat and Store Sheep Dairy Cows, 8 tora Cattle Fat and Store Pig?. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TMPORTANT NOTICE, THE AUCTION SALE "* -~. OF H A Ii P E K'S F A B M IS WITHDRAW* IT HAS BBXS BOLD PKIVATJJLY, ALFRED ItUCKLAND. pOUKTRY CATTLE BAblB. Waluku—Baturflay. July t Pokeno-Monday, Julr 1 Drmy-Wednesday, Jtily 18 PapisKnT&i-Wonncsdar, A uly a. ALFRED BUCKIANS, (Continued on fourth page,)