AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

Sydxey, July 12. JIH E. A. BKSKIK has been appointed Auditor-Gensral vice Mr Rolleston, W, There appenra to lie some foundation for the statement that tbe French have taken posassuonof the New Hebrides, but the acmal fact has been emphatically denied by tho French Consul here. It appears from a private source to the "Sydney Morn ing Herald" thit the inhabitants cf Noumea went to the Governor in a body to request him to take steps to annex the New Hebrides. The Government steamer D'Els tre»«, then awaiting to take her departure for the Loyalty Group, was at once de spatched under sealed orders to the Hew Hebrides, and the Bruit, und«r sealed orders, to Brisbane, it is said, to wire Home for special instructions. The Bruat, alter leaving Brisbane, returned to New- Cale- The Government intend at once carrying out extensive alterations at the Quarantine Station. , ~ The Crown Law Officer! intend appealing to the Privy Council re Toohey v. tho Commissioner of Railways, the great tram- The Engineering Exhibition haa been siDgularly iuccessful, and will leave a large surplus. , It is expected that the announcement as to the appointment of the Bishop of Sydney will bo made at the and of this m Mr ArcMbild Forbes, at his closing lec ture yesternight, said that so long a§ he had a tongue to wag and a hand to hold a peD, Australia woald not lack one loyal champion, The Sheep Show, commenclngion darar day, is likely to be the finest ever held m Australia. _ , The weather has been .very fine and BRISBANE It is expeotcd that Parliament will be dissolved In a few ds.j«, and will meet after tho general plectiou about uctooer. The Additional Mcmben Bill hud to be abandoned, owing to tho opposition ottarea. Mblbooksk. Th« Assembly carried resolutions in favour of the annexation of Wew Guinem and Pacifia Islands adjacent, and resolu tions have been transmitted to the Agent- General. There is every reason to believe that Vic toria will be represented at tho Calcutta Exhibition. The Secular Association hato engaged th« semc»s of Mr Joseph Sims, one of the lecturers of the English Secular Association. He was selected by Mr Bndlaugh. Th« Bishop of Melbourno.in evidence be fore the Education Commission, strongly advocated religious instruction to be given by the mastora in schools.

BERTHING THE MAIL STEAMER.

More Pilot Troubles.

ABOUT four o'clock this morning, rcany feaideots of tUs city were awakened by a terrlfio crash, which was heard even at Ponaonby and Purnell, and although tho morning was beautifully clear, the alarming sound w»s regarded aa the probable out break of a fierco thunderstorm, but the thunderatorm has not yet mado its appear ance ; peradventure it may be heard of at tilt next Harbour Board moeliiig. At 330 a.m. the mail steamer Australia cane round tueHtads.audas we soon afterwards learned, she was in charge of Pilot Murray. She came up the harbour on the northern shore until off Calliope Point, where the was swung nnd her head directed for the usual berth at the whirf. Coming slowly ahuad, the .steamer was observed to near th« Kuilway Wharf, and through some miscalculation or misunderstanding, she went clean into the pier for a distance of fifteen fust, A large waterpipa was smashed in two and the Water gushed forth in torrents; the iron rails laid down for the railway can were bent into many wonderful ahapns, and an iron railway truck containing about five tons of coal was completely over turned and its contents scattered on the pier. The three ■ maeted schooner Energy and the Thames steamer Kotoma hana had a very narrow escape from being run down. There was but about twenty feet between them, and the Australia grazed the stern of the latter and carried away the jib-boom of the former, creating consider able alarm amongst the persons onboard. The Australia was extricated, with one of the plates oa her starboard bow a good deal injured by collision with a pile in the wharf, but the repairs required proved slight. After getting clear of the debris, the steamer was taken over to the North Shore again, and another effort was made to reach the bcr.h. After skirmishing around the harbpur for some time, and when tbe vessel was about a third of the distance between Queen-street Wharf and Calliope Point, a hawser of remaikable length was got ashore with difficulty. The anchor had to be dropped to swing the vessel, and after some more maneuvering the berth was reached, but tbat was nearly 5.30 a.m., and ><et the steamer was in harbour two honr» pMtiously. Tho whole matter will most prembly be the subject of a com plaint to tbe Harbour Board re inefficiency of the pilot in chargr, and the decision will by awaited with interest. This Is tbe third mail steamer which han met with an acci dent while in caarge of the same person, and the matter is sorely therefore deserving of strict inquiry. The damage done to tbe Railway Wharf is estimated at about £60, which, looking at the smaih, appears too moderate a calculation. Official Inquiry, "An official inquiry, before Mr McKellar, Acting Collector of Customs, was held this aftcrnoou, when Captain Murray made the following statement:—l boarded tbe steam et Australia at 2.30 a.m. Alter passing new dock, put the helm hard a-star board, and went dead alow until ves sel's head was pointing bttween the wharves. About half way across stopped lier. Getting near the wharf she began slewing towarda the railway pier, the vessel moving tlowly ahead, not steering. Seeing the young ebb was making down, 7. gave the order to go " half speed astern." The captain rang the order, and I at onco saw the veesel going ahead, as also did the captain, I again gave the order, " full speed astern," when she appeared to go taster ahead. Just then Mr Havell, the officer who attends the telegraph, onmo up and rang the order twice to go "full speed astern," and the captain sang out to " let go the anchor, but it was too late, as the vessel was with in a few feet of the wharf. Several pas aeogers close to the'bridge remarked that the engineer took the wrong order. It; may be said that the helm was not altered when the vessel went ahead, but I saw the two veanels ahead and saw that to save them was to let the steamer take tbe wharf as she was going. [Oaptaiu Bannerman and William Has. Veil, fourth officer, contradicted this state mom. The inquiry is still proceeding.]

HARBOUR BOARD.

A SPECIAL meetingof the Harbour Board was held this afternoon. Present, Messrs C, B. Stone (in the ch»ii(, J. M.. Clark, Waddol, Lamb, 7* Morrin Harper, Arskin, and Mays.

Fbeesinq CO.—The seal of the Board wan affixed to the Freesing Companvs lease. Emily Plaok.—The ohairman stated that the meeting had been called to further consider the proposed cutting down of Emily place. A deed had been prepared and sent to the Council. Several clauses were taken exception to, and a new draft was made and submitted to the Board, The new draft, however, oontainel clauses which were objectionable to the Harbour Board. He had called that meeting because timofras running away fast, and they were supposed to have the railway reclamation complete fn December. The Freezing Comdany was quite agreeable to jdjq in the expense of any compensation Claims, He moved, "That thu matter be referred to the France and Legal Committee with power to act." - Mr J, M. Clark seconded the motion. He considered that whatever claims for compensation were made should be borne faiily and equally by the Freezing Company and the Harbour Board. The directors of the Freezißg Company were prepared to guarantee \o the city that they would pay compeni<«tion. After some further dincus •lon the motion was put to the meeting and carried. ' ■

~M'e treßs (to servant hy the Wcatmeatli): Why didn't you anßwer.tho bell. Mary!" Mary : "Faix, mum, didn't ye tell me ye »da ringiag machine?"

Latest Despatches.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

WELLINGTON, this day. assignation of a LeDislative Councillor. The Honorable Ernest Gray, one of tke Canterbury members of the Upper House, has, I hear, sent in his resignation. 'Jhe Coni2ianies Act, The priamble of Mr Shaw's tCompanisa Act, 1882", Amendment Bill is as follows : — " Whereas doubts have arisen as to whether Section 2 of the Companies Act applies so as to prevept companies incorporated either by Royal Charter or by Act of Imperial Parliament for the purpose of carrying on business of banking in the colony from taking advantage ofjihu > provisions of part 8 of the Act,and whereas it is expedient to remove such doubts," etc. lhe New Municipal Act. The Municipal Corporation Committee have recommended to the Statutes Kevision Commission the insertion of a clause in the new Municipal Act enabling corporations to purchase intormural lands for the pur pose of widening streets and effecting | other improvements. | Mr Bryce and Busden'a Charges. la the House this afternoon Mr Bryce requested Mr White to withdraw his motion re placing a sum of money on the Estimates to prosecute Busden. ;Ho said he had bum compslled to abandon the idea of a criminal action, but would at once take steps to institute a civil action against Knsden.

Native Land Bill.

Prospective Abandonment of the Meamre.

On the New Zealand Native Land Com piny's Hill being called on, Mr DkLAOTOUE tsuid that the Government having intimated to him that they objected to this Bill on grounds of general policy, and that be recognUed that they had a light to make such an objection. Ho would ask them to postpone the second reading for a wack, so that the Government might, in the meantime contlder that if all the clauses relating to public matters wore struck out, and only the first four clauses of the bill, which related entirely to matters personal to the company, were retained by the Government, he would allow thoio clauses to proceed. If tho Go vernment objected be would abandon tke bill altogether.

Major Atkinson agreed to the postpone* meut, and promised to consider the bill In its revised shape. The second reading was postponed for a week.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[RHUTMt'S TJLKGBAMS.] (Received July 17, 1 25 p.m.) THE ANNEXATION PBOPOSALa MELBOURNE, thU day. At a public mooting luld list night, the Mayor of Melbourne presiding, resolutions were paised in support of the proposed an nexation of tho Pacific Islands. fePsEAD OF-THE CHULEBA. ALKX&RDKtA, July 16. Telegrams to hand from Cairo report that cholera is now general in that city, and is rapidly spreading in the native quarters (Receiv«d July 17-1.15.) COMMuRCIAL. LONDON, July 16. Contois are quoted at 99§, a decline of ;}; New Zealand securities, 5 par cent 10-40 loan, falUu 10s, and are now at 106-; 5 per cent 1889 loan bas advanced to 1054 ; 4J per cent 1879-1904 loan has declined by 20s tolOs ; 4 per cent, inscribed stock remaini »t 10s ez div. The market rato of discount has advanced to 37« 3d, and ia new Is 8d below tbo Bank rate. There are no changes to report in colonial breadstuff's or tallow markets. In both cases they con tinue dull.

SUPPOSED WRECK ON THE TARANAKI COA ST.

(BY TELEaBAPH-PEBSa ASSOCIATION) WELLINGTON, this day. It having been reported to tho Secretary of the Marine Department tbat a quantity of wreckage had been trathed asboro about 3 miles north of Opunake, the signalman at that place was directed to make careful search along the beach and report upon the same. He states that he bos examined tho wreckage, which is on the beach north of Te Kama pab, and that it consists of a por tion of a vessel's deck-house, the timber of which is kauri, painted white; the wreck of a boat built of kauri, painted black ; 2 ash oars, 7 feet long, branded with broad arrow on the blades ; and one boat yard, 12 feet long.

WELLINGTON SUPREME COURT.

Hunt v. Gordon.

(DV TELEGRAPH—PBESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELUNuTON, this day. AT the Supreme Conrt yesterday, the case Hunt v. Gordon was commenced botore Judge Rionmond and a special jury. Mr E. fihaw, with whom were If easra H. Gully, A. D. Brandon, junr., and K. T. Morrah, appeared for the plaintiff; and Mr Harper, with whom were Metsrs H. D. 801 l and Fletcher Johntton, for the defendant. Mr Shaw opened tbe case tst tho plaintiff. Tho action, he aaid, was brought to recover £3,000 damatfes for alleged false arre«t,,and deporting the plaintiff out of Samoa Walter James Hunt was a roaidoit in the Western Pacific district at Samoa, and the defendant, Sir Arthur Hamilton Gordon, was High. Commiteioßer of the Westers Paisfic Islands, Mr Shaw proceeded at great length to slate the circumstances, has speech being unfinished when the Conrt rose. This morning Mr Shaw continued his address. It is expected that ho will continue till late ia the afternoon.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

JULX 17.1885, Bank of N.Z-Eoiierß, £22 Ua Oolmiat Uink-sellers. 4T» Honth BrltUh Insuraneo— Sailors, Cflj 61 New Zealand Loan and M«rosDtlle—sellers, £5 17a 8d New Zealand Bhlopirg-S illew. S3 i Northern Steam "Co —bay era, 8s: aellers, flj Aoddenc Assnranoe-Bnyen, 6j 1M Caledonian— Buyerc, 6a; selleiß, 8d Queen of Beauty—Sellera. Hi . Deep Level Crosn-Bnyers, i» 3d: lellera. Is Oi Hright Smlle-2g lid, Si; fcnyers. U lOd Prlnoe Imperial-««M, 435; sailers, 433 ) ondon- 2s 91 Hand of Frlendßblp-2» 3d New Union Beaoh-2s 81; buyers, 2aßd | Bellow. 3s Just-ln-Timo—Buyora, it JOSBPH NKWMAN, Chairman,

Jamea Thomas Buchanan was arrested this afternoon by Constable Maekay on a charge -of stealing six overcoats, valued at £21, the property of gentlemen lodg. ing at the Victoria Hotel. An old man, William Barns, was locked up on a charge of committing an indecent assault on a child of tour years of ago in Chapel, street to-day, named Lena Lisle, The Blue Ribbon Goapel Mission opens at Helensvilleon Friday night at half-past seven o'clock. The joint secretaries Miss A, Cox and W. S, Hampson will bo there and conduct the meeting.

An important sale of town and rural lands in the Counties of East Taupo, Waipa, Waitemata, M«nuka«, Rodney, WbangareI', Mongonnl, and elsewhere was held to-day by Mr D. A. Tole. The attend ance of the public was large, and bidding being brisk, scarcely a doa n lots were withdrawn, while many of those disposed of brought greatly more than the upset prices. The total amount realized by the sale was slightly more than £6000. A list of the lots sold, with prices and pur chasers, appears elsewhere.

We believe the mission on which Mr Adam Porter has gone to Wellington is to do a little work on behalf of Coromandel by seeding a Government vote to repair the bridges damaged by .the recent floods in Coromandel county.

J. A. Barber and Co., of Fort-street, have recommenced their issue of "The Journal of Commerce, and General Price« Cur-, rent." for the city, •which has bt?n discontinued ' for fi.ve years. The hat number gives promise ot usefulness, being fall of information of great interest to the mercantile classes. The "Journal of Commerce1' deserves success, and we hope may achieve it,

THE MADAGASCAR OUTRAGE.

BRITISH: WARSHIPS

ORDERED OUT.

(PEE KEUTEE'S CABLES.)

LONDON, July 16;(evening),

In consequence of the state of affairs at Madsgawar H.M. ship Eurvalue, 16 gur.s, 4,140 tone, the flag ship of Admiral Sir William Hewitt, on the East Indian Station, and H.M, ship Tourmaline, 12 guns, 2,120 tons, now on particular service, have been ordered to proceed forthwith to Mauritius.

TELEGRAMS.

[BY TELEGRAPH.— OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

CAMBRIDGE, this day.

The Hamilton District Court opened here yesterday, before Judge Smith, and orders lor diiohargo were granted in the fallowing bankruptcy cases. E. A. Beauchamp, C. Harwell!, and Samuel Bright, Decision was reseived in the case of William Stuart. The case ot H. Walpole v. this directors of the Te Awamutu Cheese and Bacon Factory, claim £41 18s, for wages, ih now proceeding. It has been decided to build a Public Hall at Hukanui, Alexandra.

A large amount of illness at present pre rails among the natives at Whatiwhatihoe, and several deaths have occurred of late.

COROMAVDEL, this day. Mrs C&dman was buried to-day. There Woji a very large attendance at the funeral, and tho steamer was delayed till two o'clock to enable Auckland friends to re i turn.

WELLINGTON, this day, THE DJtFiULTINO NATIVE IN TERPKBTKit. Before tho Chief Juitice, the ensa of Mokea Kohoro, M.L.C., v. Koimen- Schneider (Native Interpreter) wa« brought on. The actiou is to recover upwards of £700, the amount of remuneiation which the defendant is alleged to hive accounted for. It was agreed to defer the case until next sittings. At the Police Court a young man named H. Nichelia was committed for trial for forg ery.

DUfIEDIN, this day.

The Arcade has changed hands, Mr Kennedy, of Mow York, purchasing it for £15,000.

THE NATIVE LAND COM PANY'S PROCEEDINGS.

Action for Libel,

[BY TELEGIAFn.-FRISS ASSOCIATION.]

QI6BORNK, this day. Mr KbnniTH Kkbb, tho riputed pro prletor of a small local print called "Facts," was this morning committed for trial for publishing a defamatory libel on Mr W. V, Beta, reflecting on hia bona Jldes aa connected with the batioeaa of tho Native Land Com* pany. Tbe libtl oompla'nsd of appeared fn an article in "Factt," publiahod on the 6th insta»t, th« purport of which was that tho Ponawa Block, in common with Paremata, Waimate, Kaldi, Maugahou No. 1, and other blocks claimed by th« new Zealand Aatiyo Land Settlement Company, were obtained by fraud and perjury. The Magistrate aaid Id his mind very grou libel had bo*n published on Mr Roes. An information was also laid againat tho printer, Mr C. H. Webb, but Mr Kms being absent when the case was callod on, it was struck out.

TSI& AUCEJLLtUIJJ EVEJNING STAR, TUESDAY. JULfIT.



Lioat and Fonnd. LOBT, on Monday, 18tb, from Mrs KuoeX ParovlL a Otnnamoa Oec'c Canary. -If anyon* has foind tt they will be ban<l aomi-iy rawariort »» rctnr»l»gU to C A. Stobaa. OST, Top of a Carriage Lamp, tupposed te hi.vß r)r*»»«i between tko Cou»»tery ard P*a>o*».-VindFr will mack oblige by leaving It a' offln» of U I). w»tbaii npA<'«. iii« K*W*K '.—Lo»t,in the vicinity L" ef the Albert Fark. oa the liih. » Httriever bitch tup. b>aok vo*»ta-— Amjolo bringing Km '0 Mr J. MarUa'a. Mukei '•qnara. will r»o»lve the abive rtward 5S R*WAKD.— Lost, on Sunday even ing loit, betwe«n Oaten sod I nhM-streeta. a Hold Bkamrook Lookei.—Tladar will receive «beva reward on ret^rslDK to "freeman's Journal' Offloa. Wydnam-streat. __ OTRAYED, from Komuera, a Bay Horse, O Bttndluß 10 bands high. Kinder wilt fee row&idod.—u. h. CralckabanK.



Amusements. R. POOLEY's SATURDAY POPULAR CONOKBTi NEXT SATURDAY. A GRAND IttlSH NIGHT. TBKATRK ROYAL. HALV-A-CROWN AND ONE BHILLINB. A SERVIC BOP SOB G, entitled Given A. la Ckarcß- will ba rsedoied by tha Cfccir of the FrukUa Hond O»»»on, In that bni.'d!»K. on THUKaUAT NBXT, July 19t*. Reader. R»v. J. G»y A*ml»»ion FrM. Celleotloa at olou la aid of School f nnda. ViORTH SBuRE "AT BOMB," J3I THURSDAY. 19th JCIiT. Tha 1 hlrd " At Home" of the MMon will bo lieu In tho Devoaport Tall ■■ tha evening of THURSDAY »KXT. I>moUr at 8 o'o'ock. WM. BIBBIM. Hon. 800. Meetuurs. LODGE ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C. An Bmergimoy MmUig *t this Lod»e wUI be held In the Lodne-rooak Frooraasons,' Hall, PrlnOMMtrMt. TO-UOKROW (wedaeidwr) KVBNINO, Jnly IS, at 7JO o'olook sharp. All Maeons are lnvltod. By ordsr of B.W.M.—K, Wh-bht. Secretory. THE L W SOCIETY OF THE DIS XRICT OF AUCKLAND. Notice is horeby prlvcn thit a General Meet ing of the members of the above Society will be held on MONDAY, tho thirtieth day o( July Instant, at three o'olook la the afternoon, at tho District Conrt Room, Auckland, when tho report at tho Oonnoil for the past six months Trill be read and considered, and all other busi ness, of which tgn 6aj»' previous notice shall have been given to the Secretary, will ba trans noted. Dated this fourteenth day of July, 18SS. EDWIN HKBKETH. Hon. Sooretary. PSDM HALL.—Gospel Acldreisaa on WftDNft^DAY iVKNINQS, T o'ol&Ok All affaatiotmtoir tavttff- w?.°° llf°*! on .-_ I GOSPEL TBMPItRAJNCE MISSfJuN, BdCK RIBBON ARMY. A Meotlntt will be held In connection with tha above Inthe Pnhllo Hall, Hoant Albert, on THOK«I)»Y NIGHT next at TW. when Ad drewes will be given ky tho Hot. T. Spargeon, Mr J. Brame. and Mr w. 8. Hamrsor, Also, on Full)AY RIGHT next. In the Pnhlio Hall. Holensvillo, at 7.30, when the Rev. W. H. Potter »nd Mr W. S. Hampson will ba the deputation from Anakland. wfflAMPgONjß"™*"^



I . ' Drapery etc. LINENS I INENSI IRISH UNBNS! MANUff ACTCRKR'3 LENGTHS, YARD Widk, good and fine, from le 9d the lard LAMBS' HKM-STITOHItn *NT» HMBKOI- DitBKD HANUKKROHIBFS, beautiful designs. Bid LARQK SIZK BTNE LINEN HANPKBR CHIKF3, 9d BOTOHT CHEAP AHB SOLD CHKAP, INSPECT AND JUDGE FOB YOTJBSKLVBS. T. B, EosaoN. MELBOURNE HOPSE, POHSQKBY. G» C 0 V T TS. DRAPKB AND HABBRDASHBK, KABANQAHAPB RO4D, OPPOBII'K HOWE BTUKBT. EWTON.



Wanted. , »V ANTED KNOW-H-My highest. ▼ T prlOßd T»a ia Is 60. It ia going t»ar, and • I bAlicri is equal to w»at Is g«neia'!y sold at 3». ' —W. H- riqa.pier, ijabaoa Bttaat. ■ WANTED, 2 good CoatmaKers; highest wages; oonatant employment-apply H. L. PotsiPlskle. bhortlano-Btreet. ANTED, Six good Bushmen used to iaoking.-Apply at Post Offloa at 8 p.ro. to-day. mM / ANTED, a Well Sunk at -Lake j Vt Takapnns.-Appiy G. Bholly. Davon port Dairy. Uevonport; or J. Booth, Auckland. Dairy, Hobson-street; n »!/ A* TED, Employment (not particular * » -what) in or about a business place, by steady man; wages moderate.—J. Loo, oaro of Gilbert, Chemist, Queen-Btreet. WANTEu, immediately, two or three good Stono-breakors, — Apply J. L, Randerson, N.Z. Insnrancu Buildings. % SLANTED, Firit-class Canvasser.— Vv Apply K. Wooding General Commis- Bion and Manutaotnrers' Anenr, Hjgh-»troet._ *&: ANTED KNOWN — Men's Black ¥' Felt Hats, 3a; Gr»nd Line of Boys' (Blaok do, Is 8d; Fwnoh P_k Caps. 91; at Dampler's Watefleld strtei Stiop. WANTiCD, a Boy for the Country,— R, Bindley. Collate Read 3tor«. ANTED, a Lad to deliver goods.— Apply Rowe and Harrison, Arch Hill Tea Warehouse, Great North Road. One usod to horses and tho business preforrod. \i/ AHTED, a strong Lad to carry par- Tt ee'e.— Apply to Gorliok and Cranwo.l, Queen-street. . ANTKD, a steady Younp; Man for tho Wtohon; good wages to a Rood hand.—Apply Wm. Mcadly, Aratapu Bosrdiog House. . "ANTED, a Young Man able to drive. —Apply Robert Neal. Theatre Koyal BnlidlrcfS ' Xru AN I hi) K» OWN—Towels, 2Jd ; V 7 Extra Graud Una of Ladies' bilk Scarves, la; H_,y Hunks. 2d, id. and Sd.tthe pair; at DampUr't Wakefleld-trett shop. VV ANTKIJ, a General Servant, whore * * thoro aro no chlldron: roferonce re quired.—Apply to Mrs D. Evitt, 2U, Queon strcet. ■ ANTED, a good General Servant; ono aoaiutomcd to chiidron. KeferenoA rtquiroi'i. Uood wagoa.—Mrs Frazor. Sallsbury- Btreet. Parn»_, WANTiSD, by an experienced person, a Bltnstlon aa Lady Help or HousekeoDer; no objection to country; goal references. — . Ad.dr.mJ HC. MTAB offloa. WANTBD, by a respectable Married Couple, without enoumbranoe, a Situa tion on a Farm; man very himdy In all farm and B&rdon work, wife a good cook.—Address Zoo. Poat-oflloa, Uaohnaiß» WANTED, a Barmaid.—Apply at once Nevada Hotel. ANTED, a Cook aad Laundress j ftUo, a Uouiemaid for a private family »oir town; no youoK ohlldren,—App'y far ad dross this offloe. WanTkD, immediately, a good Nurso tir y«nng ohildion — A»ply Un Graves Aloklp, Para: Road, any awning after 0 o'clock. «a/ ANTED, two Apprentices to the v y Dr6Bßmaklng.-Mrs Langford. Parnell. iVrANTf-D ■ KNu\V« - Men's Un tT b'cA'-hod Books. 3d; Superior do, 6); Wonted Socks, Id; Braces, »d; Uens Btud Boitea, 3d the nuila; vary Superior do, 8d; at Uarqpiar'a Wa_»fleld-»tre«t Bhop. tv1 ANTKD, some kind person to Adopt *» a Baby Boy.—Apply Mrs J. Tiornoy, Newmarket. Vft/AItTED to Rent, a Honse of about ' » 10 Rooms, within 15 minutes' walk of Post-Ofllcc-Apply Y.F;. Btab Omoo. ANTED to Rent, with option of >'_rohuo, a 7 or 3 roomad Hoasa, wish gardeo and vi«w of iha harbour. Root must bd nioderttta.— » pply a-rJR Ollioo. Va/AM-iD, Pupils, by Mr Jonson ~» (Shorthand Teacher at tho Collepre), Shorthand taught In threo months. Address: Karangahape ltoad \\T ANTED KNlOWN^LadW^Collars, »' 2d; Oollin aad CifSi,Sdlhe Mt; Rfb bo»B (aamrtad). 3 Inofae* wlda, ii per yard; sooi B«»in* bilk, last'than usual prio». 2 reels Id; at Dtmplor'ii W»taflold-«trettShop, ANTED to Sell, first-class 0i horse powor Uorisont*i Eiiglio vita Mold tnbular Boiur. — For prloe, &a, apDiy to V, vv. Rnvail, B«»wa' Famtohur, n.xt Oh-yt HoU» •a; _NTitD, to Sell or _xchanße for " Cl>7 from'ty. or lMoa la*S4. aVaimof M 0 aartß, bo«uUful y mw.U. -Cor fall pu. iloulanapply to H.V.U.. Newton Pait offlco. WANTED TO SELL (cheap), 10 o-moi ot Kaiilss, Hi iJi,3:bn Is; « Urge Vqls. of iicotVu Commentary of tho Bible, only £2 — H. Watt. Pitt-straat. • WANTED to Sell, New Four-roomed Ilouio; allomiont 53 x 150; volouuio soil; £i« oaik; twUuoe, ljj weekly.—Address Baigam, tw_» Offloe. WANTED to Sell, Beßt Canterbury Potatow, 8(HbB. Is. U 6<l per o «rt. by iha »tck (dollrored); quality naoqualled. Call tor smnpltt.—W. Marthall. Anokland Market WASTED, to Jiuy, Left-oft Clotninp; of every description, for cash. Parties waited on. P.S.—Wanted Known—For Hire, Trap and Saddle Horace.—Apply Thos Hill, Clothier and Draper, Parafc %fc- ANTED, Tendo'S for 5-roomed Cot tige at PoiißOßby. Partionlars ti Mr Mhcheli at w«rkwot»h Ctmont Co.. Custom honjfrstraet West, np to grloi y atnoaa. ifU Aw XKD7Pupilg for Parnoll Kvening v* Art Clean**. Hnhjocta : < onstru.tloiml I;rawii(t for CarpsntArs and Bullcori, ITrea Band, Hound. a»>i 8«ola Dr»wing.-App'y by letter to R. M, Frlpp, STAB Offloe. VV ANTED, a Young Lady or Gentle' T f man to Board, See., in viaoenvstroet' Mnorle room with use of slttlnH-room, piano' bftili &c,-Addr»»n at .Stah oflic. WANTED. — Max Kober, Victoria. Btrsot b»tra to announce lhat he hna Tnrnuotea tor afutr more pnpUs on tho piano forte. V^ANTRED KNOWH^fbTloTiowinß » T Dll> hMy soll6d Ladies' Kupcrlor CoUurrd KM Gloves, 1b 3d; Ladiu' F.li Skirt*. Is 0d: Ciork't 300 yard r.olu of Blaok Coi>on. Id each; Man « Tronsers, la Od ; at Daim>lor's Wakuflold i'reot Bhop. ~\X7 ANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend * » on personal and collateral seourlty, re payable by weekly Instalment*. Bills dis counted.—Raa's New Zealand Pawn Bhop, Darby atrett. WANTED KNOWN—Rev.G.B.Monro will Lootnra on " Burns " at »t. Junes'D Hall on Thursiiy, 19<» July, at 8 o'clook. Ad mtmlwi. i». k«v. Mioftsulo Frnßtr la the %A/A*TED KnOW'.m. - Great Ca«h ~ * Balo, for 1 month; of Bowlng Maohlnos, at Immenae reduotiono. Worthoim Hand Ma chines, £3 15a; Worthoim Treadle, from £6; Frister and Roeaman from £4 Is; Standard Trundle Machines, from £6 10s. Come on quickly, and havo the bargains.—W. C.Donnos, Queen etrcct. _^ WAWTEU the Ladies to Know that Mnnra aad MUUffaa, HoUwn-fltreot, have seoore* the Bervlpes ot a flrst-cUss Mil-' liner, and are now prepared to Bnppli mtlllnerr la all in branchea on the shortest notice, U/ ANTED KNCWN-a Few Print ~ » Costumes left, only 4s: a Grand Line of »lottsr CoHtum.es, 15b ; Ulnck Fur Trimming, 91 tho y»n): Swansdown, Is the yard iat Dampler'e Wakefleld-street Bhop. VV ANTEu KNOWN.-Nice Lot of VT Flannel (White and Coloured),cheaps also Grey Wankote, U» the pair; Bed Quilts, Ss Bd each; Rugs, 7s; at Danipler'f Wakefleld street Shop. WAN TED 1 WAITED I —Wanted, Poople to ask their Grocers for Dupeiier'i La aauvegardi. It imparts a oiesr wklte light to Kerostne, aid nnyents all danrer fron ex plosion, fold In 3d iHOkcts. — W. K. Lewis, Viotorla-atreot. for New Zoalaid. WANTED, Dressmakers and, the public to come and ree the New Oheok Hllk Tartans, i different patterns; no to ia 61 par yard. So wry tcarce. To be had only at Wm. Beeban'n Drapery KstaWlßhmont. Hobaon-street (oppo«l*e QoTernor "ipwna Hotel. Hobaon-at.la \]V ASTED^riN' iWN—Another Grand tv Lot Berlin Woo!, boautlfnl colours. Btlll the name price (3d the dozen Bknlns); Fli gor ing Wool fall colours), Sa per skein; White Worsted,. Id the largo Bkein; at Dampler'a Wakefleld-Btreot Bhop. ~\%J ANTED KNOWN-Ladies' Winter »» Jaoket', 6s 8d ; Ladles' Ulsters, 6s 6d; Wool Shawl), Is 6d; Lot of Large do, oheip; Wincey Sklits.Sb «; atDampier's Wakefield treet Shop. ANTED KNOWN-That I am pre pared to purohase Household Fnroltnre and other effects on the premises on tho shortest notice, in town or oountry.—Apply personally or by letter, to James Rae, narby-street. *V ANTED KNOWN -UHBAP TIM v ' ber I Cheap Timber I And all othor kinds of Building Materials, can be purohasod cheaper and better than anywnere else at the Yards of P. Goldie, Albert-street, \\T ANTED KNOWN by friends and v v oußtomers—That Messn Tapp and Co- Boot and Shoemakers, have purchased1 tho B>ook and Btmineßs oC Scott ana Co., Vlotoria- Itreet (opposite Hobson Hotel), and intend to continue Belling the Dost Quality of Goods at oorront prices. \\i ANTED KNOWN—That owing to » v the rat Idly Increasing demand of their I oo»J.Bus'nc ii. the promises of the nkW ZKa L_r.*D TIMHUR CO. (Mmitehl in Cuatora bouße-Btreet West ar.d Frreman'fi'Ray will ho open until i p.m. EVERY S iTURDA V for the lteeolvlng and Delivery or Orders. MonnS>« turera ot all Clibses of Mqnldlngn. Uoora, B»Bhea, ftp., &o , at ihe Lowest Market Prices. «*/ ANTED,—When you; are in Hobson * ' street call and rce tho Large an d Choice Stock of Sopt>h Ot\«vlot Tweeds, In heather and Rfanlte B lia<leH at Munro and Mil'.lgap'n. iYTANTED KNU^N - Barry's Tri- Vt oopherouK, In 3d; Raok Combs. Id; Ti:pth Combp, 2d; Hair Brusbes, Bd; Taoih Brnshes, Bd; Hair on. 6d the bottle; at Dampler's Watfr flald street Shopj ««/ ANTED KNOVVN-That all Work » » ing Men can save their money by call ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant. All meals Bd. Hoard and Lodging. 15s per week.—Robert Murdoch, Proprietor. Note the address, nearly opposite the Woitemata, and close to tho Back -^;ANTED KNOWN, — Pure Gold, Vv Pure Silver.—Charles K«lsey and Co, have now added Gold Jewellery to their stock. Their first parcel is jußt to hand, in which will be found a beautiful assortment of Ladles' Droes Rings. Keepers Alberts, Necklets, Brooohoß, Gonte' Scarf Pine, Suites, &c They Btrictly conilop themselves to keeping only Real ! Silver and Real Gold Jewellery. Fresh arrivals ; monthly.—Charles Kelaey and Co. (two doors 1 below Morriu's, Ironmongers).



[ Wanted. \l7 ANTED, a Married Couple : wifi * » laundress, man usit nl; wagoi, 10s am all fou'd (wl'hont ercuinbr&n'e). Aino, twi 1 Homamaid*.—Mrs Slsmore'H Iteal.try. ANTiID, for an hotel in the country a good Female Cook. — Apply at tin I Muket Hotel, Auokland. \\f ANT Eli—-*v anted to sell, very chea; ; VV U dozoa I lb Tlnj of good Unrbum Mus I tnrd, only 01 pan in, 2 Tins for lid, 5s per dozen 12 dOKon Fruit Sails, is fid per bottle; Smal Bioe, 7ib»forl«; Large Woe. fibs for 1§; Stfetj JJitehas, 3d per dozsn i Bell and Black's Plate Uatohiß, Ii par duzun ; Bdll and UlackVt Tic Boxes, on yla 8d ncr dozoa; Large Bibles wio- Plates, only £13* Gd aad £17s 6d oaoh: 20 GtoB! of Uxnrotse tioaka, from 2d to ia each, 50 Leaver only, Si 6d per dozen: Poqb. rnly 6s per box ot 12 dozen, ia tkl per dozen bnxe»; Peaaolders, la 6d nor gross: 1,1)00 Puces of lipoag*. from £d to it; Lot of Pioturoa Sa aad 6d; Olana Jugs, jM and a» eaoh; Tet, la 6d par lb, Üba for 4s; Apple*. 3d ud H par ID : Currants, id per lb; Small Tu'jiblo.a, 4 far Gd; Wine Glasses. 3d eaoh, 2a 9d per dozen; Lot of Jog*, Sd each; R»«or Stiop«, only 9d. worth Is 6d.—H. Watt, Genoi al Dutler, Pltt-straet. ANTED KNOWN—Coloured Cash mere. Ii 61 tl-.n yard ; Hlaok Velvetsen, Is 8d; Cretonne, 7<l the yard; Damaak Tiblo oovcm, Ss 6d; Amorican Leather for Table Covers, lid the yard; at Dampler's Wokefleld- Btreot Bhop. Tt aTTT Bi> fi. «UW JN — V> JUdT OPENED UP AT STEPHENSON'S— Velveteen. 1 a. 2s, 7/6, to 6/6 per yard 600 yards Coloured Satins at 1/6 and 1/9 1 case Hosiery, newest Bhados, in Navy, Seal, Biack, Cardinal, Wines Splendid Value In Ulftern, 3/6 upwards Plain and Fancy Jersey Jacked, 7/61« 35a A Speolal Lisa in Nswmarktt Shape. 30s UudorclothUg, In Newcnt Sty Im, all prloos Hata. In Newest Shape*. Urge variety Large Aasoxtmoßt Men'i Clothing Felt Carpet*; yard wlda, 1/3 per yard Tapestry Carpets, 2/3, 2/11, and 3.6 per yard Oil Olotb, for Hail aid Flaw, 1/6, 8/, 2/3 yard MatUnx, /oi, 1/, 1/3, (1} and 1} yards wide) Floantls, Hi, IS, I/, to 2/5 tier yard IM Blankets, 11/U and 10/8 per pair 10-1 Blaakots, 13/11 ana 10/6 cer if air 11-4 Mai.ktt», HI and 27/0 per pair WJnooye, 4Jd, OJd, 7id, to ll per yard 1000 Kirbi Choice Josephines, slightly spotted, 2/6 DRKSSMAKIWO AND MILLINERY ON THE PRUMISU'S. LADIES' OWN MATBRIAL MADE UP. Saooeasful Cont. notor for Drapery for Lnnatio Asylum, 1883. STiPSEUSON'S DRAPESY AND BALI WARKHOUSB, ARANGAHAPSt ROAD, N«WTON, vyANTBD KNO W X DANDELION, Renowned toe its Medical Virtues, NEIL & CLIFFORD Are nwoufacturlng it into PILLS and COFFKS. THB PILLS An tha Beit and Chmpest mode lr» New ZeaUmd. Bxteailvely nats as a Family PUL 1/abax. THB OOFFHK Ia prooounood by oomp«»nt Judaea to be better tban tk» lmpoiUd. it la good for ih* Uvor, Kldn*7*. aad Indigestion. 2/alb. DOT INIO CODOH SYRUP is a Plaugtat and effective mixturo- Btomllly sainlna ground la Auoaland, 1,0 and 2/ a bottla, SOOTHINQ BTKUP, tS VH.IM.ND (IfOK BAuIIiS). Is exoelltnt f« rutnoTlng wind, roguUtluE tha bowelt, and produoug iclaral tleep. Mothers who know Ita value won't be without It, It Is free from all injurious drugs. One Shilling a Bottle. GESUIBE HOP BITTEaS. 2/8 BOTTLE. NEIL & CLIFFORD, BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WKLLYSLbY-STRBKT BAST. Four doors from Crulokshank and Miller's, Qnecn-itretL WANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Orn ▼ » br»ll»H. v 3d; Silk do, t«; Genfa Do, Hi ; QirW PuTMoU. U 6d; and Lou ot other Frejh Bargain; ac Dampiar'a Wtkeßeld-ltanet Shop. PROFESSIONAL GARDEN KR (3--otc.li', alngla. deilras a uiiuation in a geclleman'i plate, either town or country,— Apply M 8 B<--B"ffloa- CLXXX.- Waiied, a Youth as Clerk in a solicitor's office. — Apply (own hand writing). Box Bi. Post offloe, f[lO BOOTMAKbkS.—Wanted, General JL Hard.—tpp'.y to Wm. Holdsworth, 42, Victoria-street. GoodHon 8 Arcade. FOR GOLD AND SILVKK WATCHES (all warranted f\ O to Goodson's London \JT Arcailo. 17OR STERLING GOLD AND BILVBR JC JEWELLERY (guaranteed) /"l O to Goodson'g London VT Aroado. FOR CLOCKS of all descriptions, and the Cheapest in Town f^i O to Goodson's London VT Arcade. T7OR JET, Abvssinlftn Gold, and all Artlstio X 1 . Imitation JEWELLERY /"i O to Goodson's London VT Arcade. U«OR ELECTUaPIjATE and BRITANNIA r METAL GOODS ft O to Goodson's London VT Arcade. I7OR BREAKFAST, Dinner, Dessert, After JL noon Tea, Tea and Toilet Sots GO to Qoodson's London Arcade. T7OR MAJOLICA WARE. FANCY MOBB JC GOODS, VASES and LUSTRES GO to Goodson's Londoa Arcade. T7OR DECANTERS, Water Bottles, Glass I? Dishos, Tumblers, Wines, and othor Qiaos GO to Goodson's London Arcade. FOR FAIRY MUSIC, Ooncortlnas, Acoor dlans, Musloal Boxes, Orcheßtranettes, Harmoniums, and Musical Albums GO to Uoodson's London Arcade. T?OR CIGAR and Cigarette Cases, Card Casos, J? and Goods suited for Gentlemen's Pro son tations GO to Goodson's London Aroado. Note the Addresses— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, AtjOKlAW)' .. j. ~ CIIBISTOIIUBOU. LONDON OFFICE! 68 St Maty Axe. leuuors. TM-EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. BUPPLY AND DELIVBRY OF PEANUT OIL. General Manager's Offloa (Railway Dtpar;rceot), WoiliDgron, 12th July, 1833, Written Tender* will be received at this office up to noon of MONDAY, 6t« August. 1883, for th'< Supply and Delivery •{ 25.000 Gallons of Peanut Oil. SpeoifioaHonii to be wen and forma of Toodsr o*itet«»u at the Railway Stare otllcos, Newmarkut. Otulsrahuroh. and Hunodln, and the Stores Managot'<i offloo, Welliogton. Ten ders to be addrened to the General Manager of New Zealand Hallways. Wellington, and to be marked outride "Tendor for Peanut oil." Tolegraphlo TeadeTS, similarly addreesed and marked, will be received If presumed at any Telegraph Offloe by noon of th« aamo dato. pro vld«d that written Tenders in due form are lodged at a»y ulstriot Storekeeper's Office by the tame hour. Tho loweot or any Tender will BOtn^MMIIybBaTp?MAXW B LL. General Manager N.Z. Hallways. rrT~O~ B U I h D E R~B. Tenders will be rocoivod up to Noon on TUES DAY, tho 21th instant, for Alterations and Repairs at the Junotion Hotel. Planß. SiO , at onr offlOHa. Quonn-streef, EDW. MAHONEx & SON, Architects, mo Crtßt/ENTKKS.-Tenders will be J received until nooa ot the 23rd July for Alterations to Hor/se In fidlnburgh-etreeN Plans an( tpectfloatlon out be seen at Mr J. Warren's, Grcpsr. Karangahapa Boat*, where Tenders am to bs lefc The lowest rr any tender not r eooaaarlly accepted. 'W\O CAKPENTBRS.r-Tenders wanted J for roofing a home with oorrugated iron. —Apply Rev. Goldstein. _Waterloo Qnadrant. fpO MABTBR"seiPWRIGHTB.-Ten. 0 dors are invited by the Sugar Company for building a Wooden Lighter, to carry about 100 tons.—Model, plan, and specification to bo seen at the office of Thornton, Smith and Firth, where all neceesary information can be obtained. Money. INDUSTRIAL AND PKOVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (Cornbb o» YVW4N liANS and Queen-street). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society is now Issuing INVESTING SHARES ordinary, carrying full rate of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP SHARKS of £&> eaoh. carrying T per oent Interest (payable half-yearly) and par ticipating in Harping Pronto. ' DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT, interest allowed on Denoatta for 12 months, per oent i and on Deposits for 6 mOAtiU), 8 per ctmt 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 o their Mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further par ticulars required may be obtained at tho Boole ty'a ofilcea. QEORG? FRASER, Manager. *» -j "ik TO SIO,OOO UHNX on Kuildlng 3En JL ™ t Bodetr prlaclples, ot on other torms to ea)t horrcirero, Altotmenta bonght and Houses bull* on weekly payment Gjetem. Mortgages and Loaas negotlatod. Bee J-lat of Properties tor sale on Ist page Six per oent. allowed on mosey deposited tor Investment C. Williamson, Land, Estate and Financial Agent and Yalnator, 8, Vulcan Lano



To Let. ryw LET, Brick Shop, and Dwelling in • t Pin-street, plete-glass front.—Au»ly to ! W. J.OfiM, Pltt-ttreat opporito Vlnoenvg»r»f. PJ^O LET, in Newmarket, nice Cottage of 1 5 rooms; lent Un.-W. and J. Frater, Land Agents, Queen-street. rpO LET, House, 5 rooms, Upper Queen- J Hirest, 12s; shop and honsa, Victoria street, £3: doable fronted shop. High street.— Kdward Wayte Croapd Kloor, 177. Qneßn bL rj"O LET, or Leaae for Sale, in High * streut, Double-fronted Shop, BUlUble for Warehouse or manufactory. Also, capital seven roomed Home and aore «t Mount Kden.—Kd. Wayw, Ground Floor. 177, Queen-»t»-eBt. ri'-O LEr, at Mount St. John, a Villa I Residence with all conveniences.— Apply to J. Hancock, next house. lii LKT, a General Btore in one of the ° leadlug townships in Walkato, doing a tint class butlu:'Hi'. — Apply by letter to AU, Poßt-offlco, Te Awamotn. ' BO "LET, Two Furnished Bedrooms, " with or without Board; five minutes' walk Oj*i Quesn-street. where no oihar Bo»r<!Bi3 are kept.— Apuly to Mra MoOartby. Ohtpel &qnare, of Wyncham-strtet. near Mobaon street. : f O LET, in Cook-street, a 4-roomed Cottage — Atply to morrow at 10 o'clock to Mr Foley, Grocer, corner Hobßon and Vie to rlu. Btrotta. T^d" LETrOrchard (strawberry beds fail, bearing), Paddock, and House; twenty minutes from Viotaria Wharf. — X«, Star OfflOß. TO LET, in Victoria-street, well-situated Corner t-bopand Dwelling of 6 rooms.— W. and T, Frater. Land Agents. Qaeenatxeet. TO LET, in Vincent-street, one or two furnished Bed and Sitting-rooms; uso of kitchen; gas and water laid on; private family, —AddreS3 this offlco. mo LfcT, Furnished or Unfurnished, 2 i Large Rooms with use of kitchen,—For address app'y T. aid H. Cootee, ii, Vlotorla-st. 0 TO LET, a 4-roomcd Home, rent 10s,— Apply Mr Nlßhtlpgale, Collage Road. rF\O LET, a Hoom, with use of kitchen.— t Anply Mrs Crone, bottom of Hcb:on> street, above Qleeaoa'j. f r\O LET, nice 5-roomed Cottage; nice H coaltloa, v«rr oomfortsble; Olirenobßt,, Ponaonby.—D. F. Evarn. Land *gwit. rjnO LET, Furnished Apartment, suitable a for a married couple, with or without board.—Adflrew at Btar Offloa. i&\O LET, in. Rcmuera, near Archdeacon ." Prltfs, New Villa residence of 8 rooms; bath, Leamington Range, water laid on, wash house, and every convenience. Delightful locality, 5 minutes walk to station.—Apply on premises. 'mO LET, at Onehunga, a First-class Shop. 1 and Houtt, containing S bedrooms sitting room, and good kltohtn; eituatad la the moat business part of Quwn-itreet, within 3 minutta 1 walk of tho railway station; rait, 41 per week. Apply Mrs 8. Coson. Bntchar. Oothnaga. /g.O LET, Shop and Dwelling House; .JL rent 15a par week,—Apply Mrs .lack, Mount udon Koad. >»\O LUT, the two New Shops in Rnt> 1 land-street adjoininu the Clarendon Hotel.-J. M. and J. Mowbray. TO LET, a pleasant Marino residence at the Matth "horn, trith Beaoh Frontage. Apply to Charles Bailey, Boatbudder. tgiWO *EW VEKANDAH HOUSES, I {our looma, tcuUery, HrUhton Koad, Parnell; colonial oven; water lajl on; vent mod»rtHi.-;-TA»08lci). OWER TO LET, on 70 miles of gas mains, in the olty and suburbs o( Auck land, Kiiginwi from i to 100 h.p. lndlo_tM_ Con •omptioii of aaa. from 18 oublo feet of bos per lndtocted nort«-row«r per hour for tb,e Urser blb«s. to 25 fe«t for the smaller. Suitable for KEginesra, Woodworker. Printirs, Firawood De&lara, Book and bhoe If anufacturers. Fodder Dealers. IlalUters. SauMRS Maken, tea., &a. and for AmaMcr'i Lathes and Fret a«w>. The engine ouU firewood at 2d par ton, and a* inter. mttunt nolitlng work the coat il aomttimM as low as Is 8d par day for a hi h p. ensine, the engine running all day. Thirty-five Otto Gas Enginaa ex* now erected la Auckland. For terms and oondtilons, apply to tho Secretary Auckland Gas Company (Limited), Foxt-street iEOS In Btootc -i. 1, 2, 81 8, 12 h.p. For Bale. FOR SaLE, well-finished Cottages in Brown-street, Ponspnby, Ponscnby Tar raoe, and Mount Kden. rrioes very low. and termi a»sy.—w. V. Stevens, High-atteet (next * tkln'B. Vrlntat). «fi.<K Sai.H, ia Pomonbv, a new six •T roomed Pouae aear All Saints' Ohuroh. splfndid vlaw ot town and harbour, with two allotments all fenced and In good order. Halt ■oabli, balaooe o<n remain at 6 per oent.— Aptly 05. Queen-street. . BUTCHE R'S Business For Bait (in town}; a good neighbourhood i dolsg a flrat-clau traalno.B; moderate rent. Small oapltal rs« qnirtd.—l), y. Kv»n». Qne»pctre»t. ' j^ U X A IT E. For ImmoJiate Sale, a VKRTIOAL QAB EN6INK (Crots'ay'B), In good order and con dition. Will be sold a bargain. Can to Been at work. Apply BRJtTT, SCHMIDT AND CO., Comer of Vulcan Lane and High-street. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, a Splendid Building »1 o«ment. 70ft. x 100 ft., situated at corner of Pitt and Canada streets, A Kcod Investment and to be said ohoap.—App'.y li. F. Kvano'a Land Mart, Queen-Btreet (next Jjanfcof Aostralanla.l MOUNT EDEN. — New and welU flulshod Villa Reßldenoe; bo.y window: fitted up with cupboards, register grate; oven, nice garden; 80s 100-good corner allotment; a very pretty place; situated Mary-street, near main rood; nice position.—D. F. Evans. (835 jmOlt SALK, Leamington Koad, off Val- F ley Road, off Mount Roskill Rood, vory protty J-roomcd T Cottage.; scullery, register grate, American stove, cupboards, tanks, bow window. Allotment 100 x 100, lovol. volcanic soil, and freo from stopo; a barea^n.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen-street, next Bank of Australasia, 825 /y O CAPIT AL I 8 TS. BPLKNDID CITY PROPERTY FOR BALK. A valuable and grand Corner site, FROfJT aor to MAIN STHBET, n few hundred yards from POSr OFfflOff. P/OPertlos In bo oontrul and oommandlng a position ore teldom in the market, and meet with qtilok and ready sale Nearly all iLe purohase money oan remain on mortgage at 8 per oont., ihe owner being Batls flod with the prospective as well as the present vnlae of the site. Full particulars, sfc,, at the offloe c( D. F. EVANB. Land Agent, fee.. Qaton-streot. T3UILDIN6 ALLOTMENTS. FOR SALE AT PER FOOT. Clarke-stroet. 25s Prospect Terraco, Mt. Ml. Roskill Road, 60s Eden, 20s Marine Porade-st, 10s Harbour Torraco, about Newton Rood, 80s 10s Angleßea-Btreet, 50s Nelson-street, £7 Market Square (lease) Grace-street, fro* 55s Btewart-Btrect, 60s Shelly Beaoh Robd, Spring-street, from 12s corner, 60s 6d Norfolk-st, lot for £180 Mt. Eden, Main Road Uamoron-streot, lot for Edendalo, GO X 201, for £70 £25 - Mt. Roskill Road, from, View and Wynyard 20a Roads Eden Valo Road Btokcu's Point, 1 aore, St. Goorge's Bay Road, £ISO from 90s Bay Road, 3 lots, at Stokes's Point, from 10a . £25 Gladstone, several lots Beach Road, earner, Woodlands, from £35 £190 each College Road, £510s Gladstone 100 x 400, £100, Rowo-Btreet, 30s Commercial Road, Si acres, D. F. ~E~V~A N & Land Mart, Quoen-street, next Bank of Australasia, , Sporting, drf__yß^^_ira [WILL POSITIVBLY OLOSK ON THE SOTH JfULY. ■Jl/T ELBOUKNE RACES, GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE GRAND NATIONAL HURDLE RACE, To bo run In Melbourne on JULY 21st, 188* 1000 MEMBERS AT TBN SHILLINGS. STREFLSOaASB. HUBPIJB. First _ ~ ..£BO First 880 Pecona _ .. iO Second .. .. '0 Third .. _ ..20 Third _ .. ..20 Oihera (divided) _ 60 Others (divided) _ 60 200 200 5 Stars at £10 eaoh. 10.atarsat£5each. Three chances—eaoh bolntt drawn separately. Post Offloe Orderß when oonvanlent. Two Btampß neoeesary for replies. A. NIMO, oare or Tamllmton, Barrel Hotel. Parnell. I^ooo yoß2s<to £3,000 A Colossal Fortune to HaW-a-Crown. She •' GREAT VICTOBY" SWEEP on tho MELBOURNE COP. 1883. TO bo run on tl\o 6th November. This Oigantlp Sweep, by far the largest ovov known to tho Colonies, ia the property of a iwta, fljtt Company, with respanaible directora. CAPITAL: £10,000. divided in 80,000Sharosof 2s 6d each, Also, over 1,000. Prizes guaranteed, a.nd distributed as follows :— First Horse .. £30001 20 Prises, £60. .SIOOO Second, do. .. JSJOOftI lOPriißs, J325..£1000 Third do. .. $500 100, Prizes, £10.. £1000 Starters d.iYld.o . £500. 200 Prizes, £s..£lC|ooi Noii-atarterßdo.. £250 760 Prizes, £,\.. £Ui) Total _ ... .. £10,000, It will be easily aeenby theforegoing that neve? before were such inducements offered to tho public Our great effort reduces winning almost iO a certainty. We give first horse past tho post £3,000, or three times as niuch as anyone elae in similar business. We give over 1,000 pri?e3 t more than doubling all competitors, and yet our shares are but 2s. <M. eaoh, Wogivo nine tickets (or a & but. we cannot send less than two to any single address, Send P.O. Order or Bank Notes, If stamps are sent, add exchange at tho rate of Is. in the £. Should Coin be sent, register letter. Send SI. extra for morohership. The drawing will take place on Ist November by a Committee ot Shareholders, and the result will bo posted Immediately and advertised ticketa sent by return post. Write at onco for prospeo tus. NochargeT Address-"VICTORY/'cara of Gho, RohbrtsosT ai. Borke-Btreet, next Opera Houso.Melbourne,



Public notices. MMM <»OBT OITY OF AUCK arS^raTfw?^' LAKD, Kffo, A.v, ' UKSIfIS FOR ITOKE9TBKS PREMIUM. £20. A Premium o£ £20 will be given for the Best Design tor a Foresiraß' Ball, to bo ereoted In Karungahnpe Road and Bereatord-etreoi. Designs vtlll be reoelvedby the undersigned until the 15th August next. Conditions and furtner particulars may be obtained on application to Mr Thomas Jones, Watchmaker, Karang&hase Koad. T. W. ALLKN. Beo. IN THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM KELLY, OF TAURANGA. MAKETU, AND OHINEMUTU. AU claims against this estate must be ren dered to the undersigned, duly verified, on or before the 20th day o£ July, instant, with the view to a first and final dividend being declared. All claims not proved by that date will cot be recognised. Dated this sth day of July, 1883. HKSKETH & RICHMOND, Solicitors for the Trustees. LjINNEY'S FRKE STORE. The undersigned has opened Large Stores In FOltT-STREKT for STORAGE PURPOSES, And is prepared to mako LIBERAL ADVANCES ON GOOD 3 RECEIVED. W. BINNEY. rgul HIGHWAY BOAKDS 7M) J OTHERS. MR. JOHN SHAW, having been relieved from City Council Worko, has resumed his pro fession of ROAD ENGINEBK. He is prepared to take Levels, Quantities, Kstlmates, and execute any kind of Road Works. Address:—ClTY MAKIOJT. Qukkk-stbekt Kntbaboe. LIVER REGULATING. AICKIN'S PODOPHYLLIN PILLS, NO. A are now known from Invercargill to Mon" gonul as one of tho most effective remedies for •' SLUGGISH LIVER " Torpid Digestive Func tion, Biliousness, Chronlo Constipation, Flatu lency, &o. They are a safe aperient and CONTAIN NO MINKBAI WHATEVER. Sold in Boxes at Is., and Bottles at Is. 6 and 2g. 6d. (all sugar coated). AT THE PHARMACY, QUKBN-BTBEET lINTEInD to be outof business about Ohrlstmas, I an prepared to Hell at Re duoed Rates. — Jea. Adams, W atohmuker, Vtc«oil«-»tro3t. FKOM PARlS.—Madame Faeavkl, First-olaes Drestmaker, Albeit-ttreeti thrae doora from V.M.C.A. IRISHMEN 1 -Assemble in your hun dreds at the Theatre Royal next Satnrday, and listen to th» sweet rtrains of Hrln'i Music at Mr Poolfty'e Saturday Popnlar Conoart. UMERAS ON SALE 1 Kumeras on (•tie I-Adam Lajbaurn and Cb.,Dnrham etroßt. a ustkalian mutual provi- Bl dent society. In order to. afford those who cannot leave their avocations during the day an opportunity for assuring their lives, the Society has decided to open an Office from 7.30 to 10 p.m. on two evening in the week, vi_, Wednesdat and Saturday. Suitable accommodation has been obtained at Hiokson's Land Office, next to Goodson'a Arcade, Queen -street, where Mr Metcalfe and the Society's Iteforeo will attend to receive and qonadfete applications for assur ance, also to aflbu reliable information as to tho poßition o£ the Society. All policies taken oqt during the current year ■will participate in the distribution to take place as at 31st December next. After that date all proflt3 will bo divided ANNUALLY, a privilege which NO OTHER Life Office in the Colony gives ita members. Recollect the Society M UNSURPASSED for STABILITY, and for the PROFIT it has realised it ia UNEXCELLED. The Office will he opened for tho first time on SATURDAY NEXT 30th, Inat. Board and Residence. fiROYDO* VILLA, Vincent-street (five \j minutes' from Tbsntre Koyal).—Hsaltby •Ituaiion. 3omfoitable Board and Residence. Efttha.—Mrs Fnller. /Governor urowwh hotel, VJT HOBiOST-iTRKET. Boabd im> Lodoiso, „_..__...23a. per Week Binolb Room.. 25e. per Week Shipp-ng. "TT OARQOK GLENLORA, JgSfegg^ JL> FKOM LONDON. jffiffySrjg^ All Accounts sg&lnbt the barque _■ L'lii'iS—l Glenlora must too roudoroa in dupllo»te to the undersigned before 5 p.m. on THUKSU4.Y next, thel9ch instant, or they will not be recofttilflod, L. D.NATHAN JECO. -Agents, Auckland. 17th July, 1883. Caometinaseru. JAMBS REID AND SOU Beg to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the Vkhy Favourable Prices ot ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house in town, JAMES REID & SON, FURNTTURB EMPORIUM, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Shop from Viotoria-et MflQlcal PROFESSOR ELLIS, Medical Herbalist, has arrived from Christchuroh, utter effecting most successful Cures, and is now pre pared to treat all diseases. He guarantees to euro (without fail) the following Complaints, ii not too far gone:—Asthma, Bronchitis, Con sumption (second stage), Cataract, Dropsy, Dysentery, Fevers, Liver Complaints, Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, aid Secret Complaints of young men. Wonderful Cure for Corns without pain Address: 308, Queen-stroet (next Young Women's Institute). Private Consulting Room. Hours: From S a.m. to 9 p.m. /TPOOTHACHE CURE —Instantaneous JL Relief. ODONT _LGIO| Is botile.-SHAB. USD & CO. (opposite PoBC-offloe) FOR WINTER COUPES and Bronchia Irritation, fTIRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OP EUCALYPTUS X with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronio Chest Affections, " Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hyppphosphito of Lime and Quinine," is most certainly alterativo and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma. Address — THE PHARMACY, QUBKK-OTRBCT. Best Preparation extant for promo ting Halt Growth ia Dr. Krasmus WI son's LOTION FUR THE HAltf. It Is pronared from tho original formula of thin eminent authority by Os*hi,«B Butcher. Pharmaoeu tioal Chsmlat (Viotorla and New Zealand), lanotlon of Pitt and Qr«y-mreeta, Anokland. y H*RLAND'S CHEKRY PECTORAL, kJ Absolutely the beat ramedy ever made foi COUGHS, BRONCHITIS. AND COLDS, Price, 2s 6d and is 6d a Bottle. 3HARUANU * CO- opposite Post-office, NEVER F4ILS. " ~"~ Insect IJfo is destroyed by the PERSIAN INSECTICIDE (Pyrethrlnm Rosoum), guaranteed to be the best proour ablo in dio London markot. For the effeotual riddance of Fleas, Mosqni toes, and all other insect pests, try AICKIN'S INSECTIOU)E. Sold In tins at Is i d each, WORMS All children Buffer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain cure, SHARLAND'a WORM POWDKRB,I/paokel Apothecaries Hall, opposite Poat-offloe. "f G. HEND&RSON'S Cherry Pectoral "» » is an Excellent Remedy for Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, and the various other alteotions of tho Chest and Bronohlal Passages.—This preparation Is not supposed to Check tho Cough suddenly, but to remove tho cause.—To be had only of J. G. Henderson, Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposite Throe Lamps, Poiisonby, Auckland. ff^HEli A R V E LlTo U S REMEDY » FOR COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS CONSUMPTION, AND ALL CHEST AFFECTIONS. BONNINGTON'S PECTORAL OXYMEL OF CARRAGEEN OR IRISH H/TOSS «,—„_——_. Rigk Moss (RisareT_R_o). Ouros the worst forms ol Conghs Colds, and Hoarsoness, gives Immediate Relief in Bron ohitis, is the Best Medicine for Asthma Cures-Whooping-Cough, ifl Invaluable in the Early Stages of Consumption. Relieves all Affections oi the Chest, Lungs, and Throat. SOLD EVERYWHERE. GE O, B O~n"n"i NGIOS, OHRI3TCHURCH. * CIUBK FOR IN DItiESTION—TONIC J BALSAM, a Gennlne Liver EegulaUoo, price Sa a bottIe.—SHARLAND & CO (opm glte Poat-offloe). "^ THE BAKING POWDER par excdlanu 13 AICKIN'S CRATED BAKING POWDER. " The Most Economical." "Yields more Yeast Gas." Pore Material only. Not Mixed with Bice Flour or Alum. In Unn at Sa Cd and 2s Ed. Special Price Wholesale. Address :— THE PHARMACY, Qpaaat-sntsmr. PAINLESS MEDICAL BLKOTBIOITY. W BIN TON, having Jub> arrived from Lon don, with most recently approved applUnots, Is nreDared dnrinK a short stay in this olty to treat nervous and othor diseases by Galvanization, JfARADIKHIOK, AND FHAHKHSIZVTION. Charges very moderate, conaultailon Free. Cohnb cxtractsa without patn. Besldeneet 60. Hobson- street, 7 doors from Governor Browne Hotel. Hoon, from 10 a.m tosp. m.



! -*at - 'Educational. . J —.2: .— SINGING CLASS IN PARNEiiL.- The Seoond Elementary Blnging Claea - will ba oommenoed on TfIURSDA* EVrtN IN(J next, at 7.30. in the Pnubyterian t ova, Parnell. Teacher: Mr Glendlnnlngt aut> ' Borlpilon (inoludniK music) for the Six Months' Course (In ai vanoe) i Gentlemen, !0s; Ladles, 1i (id. First eveniog free to the pubiio. i Gazette in tsanicruptcy. \ . XN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW I ZKAIiAND. NORTHERN JUDIOIAL DISTRICT. ( IN BANKRUPTC¥. In the matter of" The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and of the Bankrnptor of Fredebick Biohabd Aldkbton. a Debtor. This is to »p>lfy that Frederlok Richard Alderton, of Ailcklanii. in the Colony of New Zealand, Builder, bBS this day filed a ttwoment that he is unable to me»t bis engagfmenta with his Creditors; the iim meoiing of Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court Bulldinss, Auck land, on TUKSuaY, the 2ith day ot July, 1883, at 12 o'oloolt noon. Dated, at Auckland, this 16tli day of July, 1883 G, W. BABIiKY, Deputy Kegistrar. IIESKCTH ADD RICHMOND, Wyndham-street. Auokland, Solicitors for the Debtor. TN BANKRUPTCY. Creditors in the following Estates (who have not already dono bo) aro requested to prove their claims with me on or before MOND AY. thel23rd Instant, when first and final Dividends will bo payable :— MACKIE, ALKXANDKR JAMES. Of Auok land, Tobacconist. PBRCY, EDWARD HAYLOCK, of Wake field-street, Baker. IHOS. MACFFARLANB. Trustee. Auckland, July 16,1883. Dividends. ESTATE OF T. W. CARR, MERCHANT, TE AROHA. Tho First Dividend will be payable at the.. Office of the Trustee on WEDNESDAY, August Ist, 1883. All Promissory Notes must be produced for endorsement. R. K. DAVIS. Trustee, Scherffs Buildings. TWIGNED ESTATE OF THOMAS tk. BTBADMAN, SSED3MAN. First and Final Dividend will be payable Bt the offioo of the Trustee. 11 Soherff'a Buildings, on WEDNESDAY. August ist, 1833. All Pro missory Notes must be produced (or endorse ment. * R. K. DAVIBS, Trustee. Calls. THE SOVEREIGN GOLD-MINING I COMPANY (LIMITED).—The Directors have th.lt day nude a Call of One Penny per Share on tha uapltal ot the Company, payable to the Secretary at the Office of the Company, 44. N.Z Insnranoe Bulldlnßß. on or before WEDNESDAY, the 15th August, 1883. M. S. LEERS, Secretary. Auckland, the 16th day ot July, 1883. Business Notices. y^EVONPORT, NOR X H SHORE. WELLS BROS., CAHTEES, CARRIERS, ETC. Coal. Firewood, and Coke, for Stove purposes. Coke Is oheaper than co t), • All kinds ot Fencing done at lowest rates. Estimates given. Bricks, Llmw. Shells. ABti, Tliea, &c always on hand., ■p B NO IN G, SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST Is as follows i— . Best Paling Fence of piirirl posto, Hobart rails, and aft HObart palings, one finch apart, 60s. Paling Fence to consist heart kauri posts, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, 55a. Three-rail Fence, puriri posts and Hobart rails, 453. Wire Fenoes with Top Rail, S3s. Wire Fence, 7 wires, 255. Barbed Wire Fence, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, 18s per chain. Cattle wont look at barbed wire. Picket Fences, from 3s per foot not painted, or ' 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Pioket itiwith mill wrought Wicket Gate, all alnted complete, at 3sj>or foot. All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for, very description of Fence given on applloa .ion to Sam. White, Fencer, Custom-street, apposite Arnold. Hines and Co. i COKE. I QOKE. THE AUCKLAND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED). Pcrveyors of Light, Heat, and Power, Invite orders for their Coko at the following rates (for cash), delivered by the Company, in their sacks, within One Mile of the Gasworks; longer distances at proportionate rate :— Per Sack, 3 bushels .. Is Od Five Sacks.. .. .. 6s 3d Ten Sacks, or 1 ton _ lls 6d Twenty Sacks, orl ton.. 22s Od 1a — § 8 The value of Gas Coke is now gj 1 better appreciated than it for- 2 O merly was. Since we brought « t^ tho subject under the notice of w 2 householders, many have habit- h g uatcd themselves to its use, both m for registers and ranges, and O S would now decline all overtures g ; o to use any other solid fuel We W M recommond those who do not p ' use Coke to adopt the following plan:—First, send to the Gas 1 Company for a few bates of their Household Coke; just the I Quantity that can be taken into the premises oonvoniently. bear ing in mind that, weight for ' weight, coko ia nearly double : tho bulk of coal. Next, having oleaned the grates of registers and range of ashes, partly fill them, say, one-half, with coko (tho larger lumps may be used tor this purpose)'; upon this f oundatio a lay y ourklndlingsand i local coals; start your fire, when there will bo one to be remem ; bored. Those who learn this, the A.B.C. of laying a lire, ' either for cooking a breakfast or for heating a room, will not readily forego the most certain and economical method with solid fuel. COKE. rHE pacific tea company's PURE BLEND OF j INDIAN AND CHINA TEAS EAS ABE THE HOST PERFECT TEAS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. J^-OTICE OF REMOVAL. MR S. T. DUFAUR, SoHoitor, has Removed to Queen-street, between the "Herald" Pub lishing OfSce and the Bank of Australasia; Immediately above the rooms of Mr D. F. Kvans. Land and Estate Agent. -Jtf- O X IO E. BKES WAXI BEES WAXI Purchased In any duantlty for Cash. Buyers of Fungus and Munts Metal, Having purchased In China a Fins Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMIES AH EBW can oonfldently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the Public generally, will avail themselves of this splendid opportunity and call early to bny his Superior Congou, Beet Flavoured Kooloo, Shonohong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every tastei He has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Orookerywarei Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other commodities too numerous to mention. Note the Address!— JAMES AH KBW ft OO* WL Queen-street CHINA. npHK CHEAPEST"! AKD • BEST ASSORTMENT ! OF P CROCKERY, CHINA, AND g <§ GLASSWARE, g ' g »« 3 G, BR OWN I N G'S, J5 287, queen-street (Near Market Entrance), Established 1885. FANCY GOODS. DOCTOR ABB OLD'SPK » NY ROYAL AND BTHBL PILLS.—The most popular i medicine of the day- Price, 2s 6d a box.-Colo , nlal Agenta Sbablard & Co., opposite tae PostOmoe.



I ATloT.«nn<-. TO-MOKttOW. APPLES. ~~ APPLES. W.DOWDBN \\J ILL sell by auction at tbe Exchange T T Mart To-morrow, at 11 o'clock. Immedi ately before sale of Furniture. 32 c&BOS APPLKa JUST ARRIVED . Ex Wanaka. TO-MORROW. FUKNITUKE. BTOVES. PIANO Bf BRiNSMKAD. W. DOWDEN V'V r^f sell by auct«°n. at the Exchange ellvenofe'™ 0"0" <*«""**. «*«■>. at Tables, Cheffonlera Cheats Drawers, Safes Leamington Range Parlour Stoves Valuable Pianoforte by Brinsmead and Sons; quite now, with 7 years guarantee. * T O . M 0 X R O~W, AT U A.M. SILK VELVET. SILK VELVET. GABKIKL LEWIS" Wl^er eaU,°o^ k L 00m80ntheab0ro 1 OASB BILK VELVET. to-morrow; to drapers, clothijsrs. stork kßepers, and others. general drapery, clothing, blankets, shawls, rugs, waterproof coats, hosiery, haberdashery, velvets, • &C, &0., &C. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received Instructions to sell, at hla l ~., IS??1? (OPPOBIW Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills). Lower Qoeen-etieet, to-moirow, Bt 11 o'clock. A LAHGK PARCEL OF ABOVE GOODS. '$% Fob Positive Sale. ■"' . Terms at Sale. . THURSDAY, JOLY 19. TO UHINA AND GLASS MERCHAHTS, AND OTHERS. EXTENSIVE SALE ov EARTHENWARE, GLASSWARE, DINNKRWARE, Sec, &C. &o. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at his Til.**. Sjf.ma <oPPoalte Thornton. Smith and late^tTtfdool? 61 Queett-Btreet- m ttß «*>*• 70 TIKRCEB AND GR&.TE3 OF ABOVE. GOODS FOR POBITIVB BALK. 10-MORROW, NOON. TO BJS SOLD BY AUCTION, AT ARTHUR'S MART (Prodnoa Department), err) CASES APPLES, consisting of- Wv Cratw. Stone and Stunner Plnnln* Crows Errs. &?., 5 cases ClSron Lemons Canterbury Potatoes, Onions, 100 Una Scotch Mixtures. 100 tins Convolutions. Peppermints. Almond Comfits, Baspberrytinej. and Cream Coooattnes, SO tins Arcorted Blioultt: also, too Balanea of a Grocer's fatoofc, oonslstinß-Soip. Marmalade, vinegar. Banco. HerrlngsT Cocoa, Offloa Furniture (table, drawer*, and cupboards In one) 8i TONES. K. 0. CARE. £D. TOMES TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock prompt. ONIONS. ONIONS. ONIONS. At the New Stores of B. Tonks and Co., Albert and Little Queen-streets, B. TONKS & CO. " %-. WILL SELL To-morrow, at Eleven o'clock, . . ' ~..'". ' 190 BACKS ONIONS, la Prime **v Condition. At 11 o'clock prompt. JOHN LEYDON] [EDWARD LKYDON, TO-MORROW. At 11 o'clock. MESSRS. JOHN & EDW. LEYDON mill fbII at their Central Commercial Bale Booms. Qneen-stroet. ■ ™™ SO Sacks Maize, 5 tons Canterbury Potatoes. Pumpkins Onions, Floor, Cheese, Soap. Raisins, Rice. Dried Apples, Furniture; Bedding. Iron Bedafeads. Pictures, Clocks, Watches, Clothing, Cutlery, &c THURSDAY, JULY 19, At 12.15 sharp. By Order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. VAILE & DOUGLAS \\J ILL sell by auction, at their Rooms, Ti Shortland atreot, oa lha above date, THAT VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PBO PKRTY sitoatei in Wbixesut-bibbbt Kast. being Lot i of Snbaivislonal Section 6of Section 13 ot the city of Auckland. * together with three Brick Bhops and Dwellings thereon ereoted. Further particulars' on application to toe Anotleneers. VAILE AND DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneer!, Shortland-etreot, V. 8. COCHKANE. JA3, DAOKB FRIDAY, JULY 20. GARDEN ROLLEkT MAIZE, housebold"furniturb. ripHE Subsoribera will sell at their Rooms. C Forwrreet, on Friday, 20th last., at II oolook, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, oonsfitlnffof -Couohoj, Chairs Pictures. Mate, Onl Table, Sowing Machines. Oloota, Car pets. Braokets. Rooking chairs, limp£ Cutlery. Platedware. Vases. Fwideri New Amarloan OhalraNew lion Bed steads. Mattrasses, Palliasses. Bedding, Chests of Drawers, Wasbstands, Toilet ware. Mirrors, Dressing Tables, Feather Bed. Kitchen DresserToiass Case, Uten. sits. Hose. Steps, Gas Stove. &* At 11 o'clock prompt, Under Distress Warrant R.M. Court: 10 Backs Malxa Sold for Storage and Expanses : 0 B / \ loask < 610 > loase \ / 4 tews Also. 1 case Foaall Shells large Garden Boiler, nearly new Lawn Mower, Garden Tools, &o. t & c# BAMUKL COCHRANE & SOtt Auctlonceri. " g H E R I FJTS BALI, NTOTRK^a?? W^ HOUSEHOLD FUR. HITOREof Alfred W. Ellis, late Hotelkeemr TaupW.Walkato,wlU be Bold by J&aSS'' EDWARD L. GREEN. Sheriff's Office, Auckland, Sherffl, 13th July, 1883. ' (ConUnwd on fourth page,) •