their position to bombard th town a la Alexandria, but, mean while H.M.P. Dryad camo to anchrr in a position winch interfered with the French ships in service. Tho English war vessel being neutral, Admiral Pierre politely requested the commander of tho Dryad to shift hia anchorasjp, which he twice declined to do. The French Admiral sent a third request, with a diagram of the position he demrcd the Dryad to" take, and his request was then acceded to. After wards the commander and the oilicers of the Dryad went ashore and mixed with tho people.

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUE OWN COBBESrONDEKT.)

TE AWAMUTU, this dayj

The house ot a settler named Hunt lia3 been destroyed by fire. The dairy adjoin ing the house was also destroyed.

KAMO, this day,

The big pump lately working at tho Tookey mine, Thames, purchased by Mr Bennett, for the Kamo colliery, having been erected by Mr J. McCoskie, engineer, com menced operations at 1.30 yesterday on the site near the shaft. Everything worked smoothly and well, and the water was reduced very fast. Messrs Mitchelson and Co. provided a good supply of creature comfoits to the employes, aud the healths of tho piopiietors, engineer, manager, and success to the mine were drunk with en thusiasm, ♦- (PER TRESS ASSOCIATION,) CBRISTCaUSCH, this day. THE GOLDFIELD A SHAM. A practical digger just returned from the alleged goldfield on iN.nety Mile Beach asserts that tbe whole thing is a delusion, and that a man caunot make anything like 11 tucker*" At a meeting of the shareholder of the Southern Cross Petroleum Company last night, a reeolution was carried protesting against tho directors purchasing another boriug plant until after the opinion of the shareholders has been ascertained at the next half-yearly meeting. DUNiDIt., this day. Gilbert Eccles, ploughman, Wyndham Valley, fell from a dray, receiving Injuries reßul'ing in his death. Tbe City Council have received two offer!, to purchase tho gas works. The schooner Dawn has run back, having spru ag a heavy leak. INVERCARGILL, this day. Tho Southland Frozen Meat and Pro duce Company have resolved to replace tho machinery lost iv the Waitara. • The meeting of tho Kacing Club resolved they could uot remove the disqualification from Pathfinder (laic Joker) until it had been removed by tho Dunston Club, whicb was the origiual disqualitier.

MINING NEWS.

(BY TiLEGXAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION

THAMKS, this day. LOB DON.—A few pounds of picked stone were obtained to-day from the hanging wall leader in the winze on No. 1 reef at No. 3 level, and colours were seen in the main, lode, which is 2 feet wide. Good strong blotches were also seen in the drive on No. 3 reef at the same level. This drive is in 60 feet, and the leader is 9 inches wide. Imperial.—Had an interim of retorting to-day. The amount of dirt ciushed was 432 loads and 9cwt of specimens, not in cluding the haul obtained yesterday,

COROMANDEL, this day,

Jtjst-in-Time.— A new leader has been cut in the low level, shewing gold in solid stone,

DEATH OF MRS ANSELL CORONER'S INQUEST.

AN inquest upon the body of Mrs Harriett Ansell, a lady of 73 years, whose body was found yesterday morning in a well attached to her stepson's residence, Summer-street, Ponsonby, was held thia afternoon in the Ponsonby Club Hotel, before Dr. Pbilson, coroner, and a jnry of 12. Mr Alexander McKenzie was chosen foreman. Constable BerDard repre sented the police.—Elizabeth Ansell, wife of Thomas Aoscll, deposed that the de ceased was her husband's stepmother, ;iad lived at his house On Tuesday night the old lady retired to rest about 10 o'clock apparently" in good health. She did not make her appearance as usual the next morning, and on her room being enteicd it was found that she was missing. A search was then instituted, resulting in the dis covery of her dead body in the well at the back of the house. She could not account for the death of deceased. On the Tuesday night she upset a kerosine lamp and that might have preyed upon her mind prompting her to commit suicide.— Thoß. Ansell, hueband oi last witness, gave corroboratlye evidence. He also stated that with the assistance of Wm. Katterns, he removed the body from the well,—Win. Xa1 terns gave similar testimony. (Left Sitting.)

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

July 28.1883.

Bank of N.Z-Bainrfl, £22 6s; sellers, £2210s National Batik—-eliors, 72a 6d Colonial Bink-f elltrs. Uia (id N.Z. Insurance—Buyeis, 7ia South British lnsurai.ee— Sellers. 57fl National Insurance)—Huyeis. 2la Gil; sellers, 26a Thornob Gas—Sellers. 30a Union bash and Door—Buyers, £7 19s; sellers, £3103 Northern Steam Co.—Bnyors. 3a 6d Fianer and Ca-Sellers, Us 3d Accident Assurance—Bayers, 6s lOd, ex dlv. Qaeenof Beauty-sellers, 136 Deep Level Cross—buyers, la: Fellers, ii 3d Bright HmUe-33 6d; buy or t, SB 3d; seller*, 3s 0:1 Prince Imperial-43a; buyers, 425; sellers. Jlfl Cooulßt (lo Arohai—Buyers, S3 lid Premier—Bayers. 10s 9d New Find—Bajeni. Is tgt Werahikc-is Id; buyera 4s; toller*, la 61 ■ JOSEPH NEWMAN, Chalrmar,

A meeting for the purpose of winding up tho Stodait Goldmining Company was to have been field to-day, but, in the alfecnce of a quorum, was allowed to atuod ad journed till to-morrow. At the Police Court to.morrow, Burns will be charged with indecent assault; the loda Driscoll, Doyle, and Hottuy with dis turbing the Salvation services; mid O'Brien with stealtog gum from a dwellirjg at Kaukapakapa. Constable Naughton arrived in town to-day in connection with the latter case. The. fourth of the mission services of the Bey. Father Lo Menont dcs Chesnais, the subject of the sermon being " Liberty," drew a very large congregation to St, Patrick's Cathedral last evcnlDg. The rev. missionary, in the course of hia text, said " that there was no such thiring us liberty, cither socinlor religious, unless it came from God." This evening, at the usual hour, 7 o'clock, there will be a procession, und the scrmonwlU beon " A Friend in Need." A bright-eyed and attractive little maiden, who lisped her name as Ida Watkinn, was observed by Constable Hobs on in Queen street, on a tour of inspection, this after noon. She was taken to the station for safety, pendiug the arrival of one or more of her parents. In answer to questions pat by the good-natured guardians of the peace, she mystified them with the statement that she bought Udrlollies at Taylor's, that her father was a carpenter, and that she would go home only she did not know whero she lived. The manager of the London mine tele graphed to-day :—" Broken Ho. 2 reef, and got dabs gold. Also reef in winze colours of gold seen. Few pounds of picked stove from hanging-wall leader. - (Signed) Chas. D. Waitb." Mr MeKellar, Collector of Customs, de spatched several men to the barque Gazelle by the Customs launch this morning with instructions to kedge her off, if possible, and brlDg her up the harbour. There appeared every prospect of their efforts proving successful, as the barque floals in 3ft. of water at high tide. Toe Sybil, which was scuttled yesterday, has been floated, but the ketch Wild Duck still re mains under water. A telegram received by Mr D. G McDonnel to-day from tho frince Imperial mine manager states that owing to the con dition of the water rise the batteries are all stopped, and adds : " We will not start be fore Monday. Cannot get fitber Moanataiati or Kurunui batteiiss, Will retort amalgam on hand to day. - (Sigted) G. S. Clack " Facts—Close confinement and careful atten tion to all factory work gives tho operatives pallid (aces, poor appetites languid, miserable ' feelings, poor blood, inactive liver, kidneys. See., and all tho physicians and medicine in the world cannot help! them unless they get out of door or nse Hop Bitters. None need suffer if they will use it freely. See.

PARLIAMENTARY

(FROM OVR SPECIAL JtEPORTJsR.)

I j WELLINGTON, this day. 0 The State of the Cabinet.— on a the Edge of a "Boil-Over." ■' The atmosphere of Parliament is verj j heavy-laden with intrigue and cabal, and - the Eafety of Ministers is only to be found f in early sending members to their homes, 3 There is little loyalty in the Government supporters, the bond [of cohesion being self-interest. Many Northern men will ( L ppoae Mrßryce's native land legislation, ad some Southern men waat grant for their railways, which have been refused them as yet, The names of the men thus indicated I need no. particularise. Small knots of men am 1 caballing in every corner of tho House, ■ Wiiitaker being the only bond keeping Government together. If he could i get out of it without breaking bis party up he would, in my , opinion, certainly do so at once, but . his loyalty to his colleaguee keepn him In office against hia inclination, and , Cabinet meetings without disputes are not ,of frequent occurrence. The muliihness of Bryce is the cause of the ducord, thewholr question with, him, being the carrying of what h.! calls his policy, Thcro is also the feeli » of distaste for continuance in office, alter tl'e novelty has worn off, in the easaof Mr Johnson certainly; Mr Dick, I hear, does not care much ; and thoae who cleavo to I'llico are Messis Atkinson und Rolltiston, who make a business of receiving Government pay. I am of course precluded from giving the detiils on which I have arrived at these con clusions ; but to those who are behind the curtain the condition of things is no secret. The continuance of the Govern ment in its present form depends on the capacity of ita members to submit to Mr Bryce'a ruling, who daily becomes more dogmatic. This increased mulish ness on his part is the result of his coquetting with Mr Montgomery, I anticipate no change this se«sion, but we are on the edge of a " boil-o»er " every day. Thore is no nows, nor can there be any, while affairs continue in this condi tion, 'xalking-out and Counting-out\ Lnst night's countlng-out wan nn arrange ment on tho part of member.*, y ho objected spending a whole tight on tho discussion of a measure which could not poisibly qe carried. Mr Seddon was very much dis gusted, ns it is tho greatest intuit that can be heaped on a member, Mr Fish's object inspoaking till the 10.30 adjournment was to prevent the second reading of Mr reen's Local Option Bill, This now takes such a low position on the Order Paper that it is improbable for it to bo reached again this session. lhe Wharf for Waiheke. Major HurrU's motion re Waiheke wharf lost its place on the Order Paper through ellluxion of time, but he will move it again to-day. Questions 10-day. Mr Pillictt to-day asks the Governnunt ■whether they propose amnuding the 'J own Districts Act to meet requirements of towns not pogapising roterves. \ Mr Sheehan aaks the Miniatcr of Mines if he will establish an office at the Thames for tho registration of mining agreements and transfers. Mr hutchison asks: (1) Has a tender been accepted for the hospital atßotorua? (2) Is such hospital intonded to bo an hy dropathic establishment? (3) Will there be gratuitous iidmission, and (1) and will Government add two members to the Thermal Spring Board of Trustees. Mr Tole and Railway Reform. Mr Tole asked leavu to postpone his motion re adoption of Mr Vaile's ticket ' station ..y»tnn instead of the mileage system on railways till Ist of August, Captain Hume to Resign. It is considered probable Captain Hume will resign. His three j eats' appointment concludes in about two months, and he is far from satisfied at the small increase of salary, from £600 to £700, that is offered to him, Should he elect to resign and go Home, Government will be called upon to pay the travelling expenses of himself and family. Auckland Petitions. The petition of H. J. Syms, of Grahams town, and P. O'iiara, of Auckland, the Petitions Committee report that the Royal Commission having roported adversely on their claims, they consider it unnecessary to make any recommendation. Ke peti tion of M. Mullool, asking relief, inasmuch as he had lost a sum of money through the action of the Government, the Committee report that they see no reason to alter the previous decision. Maori Dishonesty. The Native Petitions Committee, in a re. port laid before the Heu je to.day, accuses the Maoris of dishonesty one to anothar. The report, which wai on tho petition of Wepha and 58-other requesting the removal of rißtrictions upon alienation at Wbakatano, was as follows:—" This is one of a series of petitions where the names on the grant are only entered as trustees of the tribe. The trustees not unfrequently let the land and appropriate the rent to their own use, Legislation is needful for the purpose of fixing individual interests. The Committee recommends the matter to the early con sideration of Government" Travelling Expenses. The travelling allowance paid to the assistant general manager of railways for the year ended 11th July, 18S3. amounted to £207 10s. Auckland City Loan Bill. The Local Bills Committee were to have reported to-day on the Auckland Loan Bill. Consideration of tho bill was, how ever, postponod, pending the arrival of certain papers, Sheep'l arming in the Colonies. According to a despatch from the colonial office, it appears that a Mr Kew ton has been commissioned by the government of the Argentino Republic to come to the colonies to study the question of sheep farming. lhe Transit of Venus Party in Auckland. Mr Edwin Smith, who hid charge of the American Transit of Vtnus party in Auck land writes as follows to the Premier : -" I have the honour to thank you for tho kind ness which the N.Z Government has shown to the United States Transit of Verms party at Auckland in granting to it the free useot the railway.post offico,telegraph, and many other facilities. We particularly wiih to thank Mr Percy Smith, Assistant Surveyor-General, and Mr Furby, Superin tendent of Telegraphs at Aucklandd, for the personal attention they have given to our works some months ago, lhe Late Major Withers. Mrs Withers has forwarded a petition to the Secretary of State for War, in which she states that she is left with her three young children, and that her only means of support is a small property of hoi1 own which yields her about £70 a year, and is wholly insufficient for the mainten ance of herself and her family; that she is aware that there is a general rnle which provides that pensions shall not be granted to widows and children of officers who marry after the husband is 60 years of age, but she trusts that the following circum stances may be taken into favourable con sideration :—(1) Her husband's long and faithful service of over sixty years; (2) that he had been "noted" for a long and distinguished service pension, and was hoping to obtain it; (3.) helpless condition in which her infant children are left, and she prays that the Royal bounty may be extended to her as a matter of great favonr, and that she may bo granted an ordinary widow's pension and compas sionate allowance for her children. Recoymtion of Feminine Bravery. Kate Middlemas, the half-ca-te guide at Ohinemutu, ehowed remarkable bravery In. saving the lives of a canoe full of tourists capsized on Lake Kotomahana, Represen tation being marie to the Governor, he communicated with the Royal Humaßo Society through Lord Derby, and a bronze medal and certificate have been trans mitted to His Excellency. This trophy the Governor has sent to Mr Brabant, K.M., with the request that it should bo presented as publicly aa possible.

" There's nothing so sad as to hear a man , tell infernal lies beautifully." So said the sage Carlyle, probably after a visit to a court of law. Dbunkkn Stuff.—How many children and ■women aro slowly and surely 6yinj. or rather being killed, by excessive doctoring, or the daily uao of some drug or drunken stuff called medicine, that bo one knows what it is mudo of, who can easily be cured and savod by Hop Bitters, which in so puro, Bimple, and harmless that the most (rail woman, woakest invalid, or smallest child can trust in it! See,

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

: TIIH AGENTS-GENERAL AMD I ANNEX \TION. ' MKLBOCRXF, Ih 8 day. The Agent-General in London, h«s tele graphed to the Government that he U constantly conferring with the other Agent-uenerals on the subject of the pro posed annexation of the Pacific Islands, and that he will not resist his efforts in tho matter, RISE IN PRICE OF TEA, Telegramf from Foochow, dated July 24th, report that commou teas aro one tael higher.

Two of the trucks in the down train from Helensvilie managfd to get off the line this morniDg between Waikomiti and New Lynn, causing a delay of about an hour a half, Tbey were replaced after consider able difficulty, and without any damage having been cansed.

THii; AUGKL-kJNiI EYEJNING STAK, THURSDAY. JULf 26.



HOP BITTERS AXE THE PUKEST AND BEST KVKR MADE. They aro compounded from Hops. Malt, Buchu, Mandrake, and Dandelion—tlio oldest, best, and most valuable medicines In the world, and contain all tho boat and most curativo pro pertlod of all other remedies, being tho groatost Blood Purifier, Liver Regulator, and Ltfo and Hoalth Restoring Agent on earth. No disease or ill health can possibly long exiet where those Bitters aro usod, so variiid and perfect aro their operations. They givo now life and vigour to tho agodand infirm. To all whoso employments cause irrogularlty of tho bowols or urinary organs, or who requiro an Appotker,Tonic and Mild Stim / ulant, Hop Bitters are invaluable, being highly curative, tonic and BtimulatinK.wlthout lntoxl- I eating. No matter what your feelings or Bymptoms are. what tho disease or ailment is, uso Hop 1 Bitters. Don't wait until you riro sick, but v* you only feel bad or mlsorablo, n*e Hop Blttora at once. It may savo your lifo. Hundreds have boon Bayed by so doing. £500 will bo paid for a caBO they will not cure or holo. Do not suffer or lot your friends Buffer, but uso and urge thorn to uso Hop Bittors, Romombor, Hop Bitters la no vllo, drugged, drunken nostrum, but tho Purest and Bost Medicine evor made; tho 'Invnltd's Frlond and Hope," and no poraon or family should bo without thorn. Try tho Bitters to-day. Got at Chomista or Druggists. Tenders. TVTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. No. 33, STATION BUILDINGS CONTRACT. Publlo Works Offloo. Auoklnnd, July 21,1883. Written Tenders will bo roooived at this Oflloo until noon of FRIDAY, 10th August. 1883, for tht Erection of a sth Class Passenger Station and Urinals at tho Knmo Railway Station, on tho Whangaroi-Kaino Hallway. Plans, Specifications, and Conditions of Cou tract can bo soon at this Oflleo. and at the Puhlio Works Oflloe, Whimgarol Tenders must bo addressed to tho Hon. tho Minister for Public Works, Auckland, and marked outsldo " Tondor for No.SS, Station Buildings Contraot." Tho lowest or any tondor not necessarily accepted. By command. W. H. HALK3, District Kpgineor._ 'IJitNDERS will bo received at my office • .»■;" np to 31st lnßt. for the Pulling Down of a Block of Brick Buildings —J. Craig, Fort-street. Tea Merchants- TEA. SKILL in tho art of combining tho growths of INDIA and CHINA is far from common; long oxperlenoo in Sorting and propor facilities for Mixing aro not always at tha command of the dealer in Toa, Tho bo3t Tea in cup is thewtODUCT or mant SORTS. Twenty years' knowledgo of tho trado onabloa tho Subscriber to place the very bost valuo at tho servloo of hisCnstomors. Vory muoh extended ureaa of cultiva tion, and qnickor means of tranait, havp loasoned considerably tho llrst cost of rill Tens. The amount of rtnty is 4d. por In, on all sorts and qualities. The VKnv finest TAKIKTIE9 aro now sold by tho Subscriber at lower prices than over. Wo htivo to look to India for tho Per fection of Tea Culturo. 7 lb. Box Puro Indian Tea for Twenty ' Shillings. 7 lb. Box Tea (of extraordinary merit), ' FifUiOn Shillinga and Sixponco. Q Tins Family Tea, Us., for cash. o Tins Unrivalled Tea, 13. each, for ■" cash. Robert Rew, City Tea Mam1, VjCTOniA-STTtKET, Land Transfer Act Notices. 1 AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notice la hereby given that the several parcels of Land hereinafter described will bo bronaht nnder the provlalona of tho Land Transfer Aot, 1870, unions oiiToat In the meantime be lodged forbidding the sumo in each caso, on or before tho 21st day of Annum next i— ANNIB CRKAGH.-Lots 1 and 19 of Sco lan 2of the Subdivision of Allotments 11,11 and 15, of a. c ion 10, mil) irta of Auotclan*. Aim, Lots 10 and 11 of Section i. cf tho aforesaid Subdivision. Also. Part of Seotlon 5 of tho aforesaid Subdivision, la applicant's occupation. 2058 JOHN MAXWKUL-Lota 1 nnd 2of Seotion 9. of tho Subdivision into Lota and i-cetlo .8 of suburban allotments 1 and 2 of hootlon 0, Suburbs of Anoklatd. AI'O. Lots 1, 2 3. »nd 1 of Section iO, of tho afore said HubdlrMon 2080. JOSKPH WHITBUKM.—Lot 12 of tho Bub dlviilon nf Allnimentß 93 and 9t, of deoilon 1, duburba of Auckland. Unooonplart. 2089. JOHM PARKINXOV, the joungor. — Allot men« 136. Pariah of Wniouka, Couuty of Opottkt, containing 60 aoree. In applicant's oocupntion. 3091. Diagrams may ba inspnotod at this office. Dated thl« 12th day of July, ISB3, at th« Lnm'B Registry L'flloe, Auckland. THKO, KIS3LING. District Land Koßtstrar. Gazette in Bansruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTBKHN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors anfi Creditors Aot. 1876." and 11 tho several Aota amend ments tho' p if and of tho Bankruptcy of Robert iikilt.y K->i.i'ii, of iiuntly, Fmmor, a Debt jr. Notice it hoioby given that It ii tho intention of the abOTc-nameo. Debtor on WftUNK iDaY, the eighth day of Aagnsc, 1883, at 11 o'olcck in tho forenoon, or on tho first day thtrimltor upon whioh the O >urt Bhail el', to »iu><y to the Supreme Court of Mow Zealand, northern Ijlb triot. at Auckland, lor an OMor or Michargil, under the provisions of Section 181 ot Xte Dobtors nna Creditors Aot, 1576." uaioa this 25th da; of July, 1883, HUGHE3 AND GBOBGB. Solicitors lor tho said Debtor, ahortlnncl-ntruuc, Auokland IN THE BUFREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHKRN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1878."and oil tho several Aots amend ments thereof and of tho Bankruptcy of Samuel Isaacs, of Karangahapo Road, in the City of Auokland, New Zealand, General Dealer and Cabinetmaker, a Dobtor. Notico is horeby givon that it is tho intontion of. the abovenamed Dobtor to appy to this Honourablo Court on WEDNESDAY, tho oighth day of August 1883, at 11 o'clook in tbo forenoon, or on tno first day thereafter upon which tho Court shall slti for an Order of Immediate Discharge. Dated this 25th day of July, 1883. HUGHES AND GKORGK, Solicitors for tho said Debtor, Shortland-Btreot, Auckland. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW X ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Credi tors Aot, 1870," and of the B&veral Acts amendments thereof, and ot the Bank ruptcy of Thoma6 Lewis cox, of Cam b'ldee, Walkato, in tbo Provincial (Me trol ot Auckland, and Co'ODF oc New Zealand, Bootmaker, a Tebtor, Notice is hereby given that it Is tho intf ntlon of tho abov* namod Debtor, on WEUpKSUAY, the eighth d»y of August, 1883. at 11 o'clock jn the forenoon or on tho flist day therealter upon which »he Conrt siau sit. to spnly to the Snpremo Courl of Now Zealand, Northern Dis trict at Auckland, for an Order uf Discharge, nndo- the proviso™ of action ISJ of 'The Debtors and Credi-OF) »>t 1878 ' Dated this 25ih d»y of Jaly. iSM, BUSHES AND GEOHGB. So lcitors for tno said Dobtor. ghottland street, Auckland,



| Wantea. \ «ai-ANTED KNOWi« -My highes: ! W priced Tea Uls Od. It la going Us-, an I h»Hev« is equal to wfca'. is gene ally sold at Si — W. 11. b'a—plor, Hobaoo atrabt. WANTED, a Good Compositor; on used tojobbinj? preferred.—Apply Sta: olllce. tVANTBD. Four Uood Carpenter?.- Vv Apply to Jones and Ahiers, WorKßhoi Newmarket. anTEU, immediately, a Team of I 1 Gfiod Working Builocfisin goodordei —B,B_J3tab Offloe. \\r ANTKU, a single Man to drive dra; hoivos.—Apply to J. and vv. Brown !-I,'iUIII. %»^ANT>b, MntTFor Kitchen ; also, 2( v* Bentr»ls (town and suburbt) Nntso, Boy rooks.—Mra Whttcombo'a Market Regiatrr. ANTED, a Respectable Young Mar to drive a baker's cart; also a Mcasusti Boy.—Apply C. Johnston, Union Bakery, Par noil. ■■■ *» AM'Ei>, v Steady Young Man fot milk round.—*pply at Belfast Dairj from 7 to 8 in the cvoning, Victoria-street West, »»^ANTED, iT~qnick hand for the V» Cfthln»tniHkinn tor the Walkato. - Apply Btab Oflioe; WANTED, a. yituation by Young Man willing to itmkii hlmsoK ueofal. — Addreea BMK, <-r\H oflloa. %*; ANTED KNOWS — Men's Black **' Folt H»t«. 3a; Grind Lino of Boys' Klaok do, la 8d; Franoh Peak Capa. 81; at Dampler's Wauofleld stroo: Snop. 'IJi/ArvTEL1, a Boy; ,ono accustomed Vt to tbo Butchering.— Apply botwoon 8 and 5 to A. Smith, butchor, noxt to Epsom Hall. \a/ ANTED, a Strong Youth, to ride out '*' for ordera, aoousioinod »o >he trade.— Auplr Now Butohery, next Post Offloa, North Shore. vy ANTED, a Situation in tho General vv Oroccry BnBlnosa; good roferoncos,— Address Grocer, Star olllco. IV ANTKD Kf>OWN—Towebi 2Jd; ' ' ICxirn Qraud l.inu of Ladies' Bilk Soarvcn, la; Slay Bunks. 2d, 4d, and 6d tho pair; at l)amnl»r's vVakullelntrect 'hop. \\f ANTEU, Apprentices to the (stay and »» M*ntlo miktny;-APBly tj W. Vetts'd Stay aad Muitio-muklng Katabltshment. Uppor Queen-»tr«et. WANTJsD, by a respectable person, W_hln« or Cleaning by the day,—Kor addrtsa apply Star Ufflce. »R/aNTEL>, a thoroughly respectable V v Yoang Girl to asaloi in geneiai house work; will be treated r.B one c>f the family.— Apply to Mra Bayors. General Store, Mount Eden Roafll \RT ANTED, a thorough General Str * • YT.t; mnatbo a good p'aln Cook and LuiiidrcH*. — Auply in tho morming or evening to Mrs Chlng, Ramuer*. iio«r St. LukViUhnroh. ««/ ANTED, a Good General Sorvant. » • No wnshlug.- Apply Mra Llnabur/, Poniouby. ANTED, a General Servant—Mra Parsons, London-stroet. noar Convent, Ponsonby. %«. AIITK.L), a respectable «irl as General »* Sorvant in n smnll family, must havo references; also a little Girl to tako ohiirge of a baby overy aftornoon from 2 to s.—Apply Dr. Evans, Pittßtrcot. \fx/ ANTED, a General Servant; good *> vii^os tiivon.—xpiily J. and 1). Oxoy, Wharf. _ WANTEIJ, a good General Servant or a usoful Oirl to aaaiat In housework.— Mrs Lyons, Day Btroet, oil' Boresford-stroct. VVTANTED, a respectable Yonng Girl * » for light employment.—Apply to J. L. HatawelL WANTED, for Mount Albert, a good General Servant—Apply Stak offlco. \\7 ANTtD, a good General Servant; T T one whu o»n cook.—Apply to Mrs Goo. Johnston. Pouaonby i.via (opiioaito Mr Lips ootnbo's Store WANTED, a good General Servant, — Apply at onco to Mra T. J. Philips, Jvarangahapo Road, Newton. AN'IVD KNuWN - Men's Un bea hed Hoolib. 3<l; Hupeiior do, 61; M'ontod Snots. Jd; Mrac«s, 0d; Wen's Stud Suites, Zd tee anlte; very Saperior do, Pd ; at Damplor'a Wtkeflela-Btroet Shop. VV ANTED, Girls ns Apprentices to the »' Boos aid ShO3 l'rad».—Apply at Me' Arthur's Bootjfaciory, Upiior Q'leeu-streßt. ANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Collars, 2d; Collars «nd Csifrt, 3d the set; Rib bons (aeeo>ted). 3 Inohes wid», 4* por yard; gool Sewing bilk. ea« th»n mual prlo«. 2 rools Id; at Uumplet'a WakeUold-«ireet Shop. WAS I'ED, Pupils for Parnell Evening Art Ci&saee. Subjects : Constructional Drawing for Carpsnters and Balluors, Kree Hand, Room!, ami Siom Dniwlng. - -Apply by letter to K. M, Krlpp. irTAH O(lloe. -«R J ANTED, Pupila for Carpenters' and ii Butdoia' I'rawlng Claaa, h4d itnTnee d»y and Thursdiy HvonlnKS at V.M.C.A.— Apply b> lonor to It. M. Ifrlpp. Stah oflloe. WANTKD, nn Harmonium, with or withont etopa; would exobango fora Piano if roqnlrcd.—Apply 10 Thoa 11. Wobb. Oak Houao, Hobxin-atreei (noar (> ok-i ti-jot), rANTtD, Two respectable Men as * Eoirdors in a qal»t laa,ily.—AddroM Sfi Waki_llold_Btre_t. 7*7 A\TED~TO SELL, :!50 barrels » • Portland Comont (choap) for Cash.— Laurio and Hornsby. \\l ANTEuTo Sell, first-class 6i horse » ' power tlo-lßontal Ehklio wltn Mulii tnbuUr Butter—For prioo, &c, apniy to T. w. R^vnl, General Fumlaher, -<xc 'ib'rt Hotol. _V AiNTiiD 1O SELL (cheap), 16 c^es Tv of Kalains, <Jrt ib,3ibs Is; B largo Vo'a. of Urott's Commentary of tho Hlbio, only £2 — H. Watt, Utt street. \A! ANTED, to Isuy, Left-oil Clommg of i* every deacriptlon, for cosh. Parties waited on. P.H.-Wanted Known—For Hiro, Trap and Saddlo Uorsos.—Apply Thos Hill, Clotmer and Urapor, Parnefu ia/ ANTED to KE«T, a comiortablo » * Ton ■ roomed Houso, with urounds. Good locultty indlsponsablo.—Apply to J.M.and J. Mowbray. \\r ANTED, t» Bent, with option of * * purchaso. PorUblo Engine about U-horso power.—Union Sash nnd Door Com? pany. Mechanics' Bay. \\! ANTKD to Kent a llousu of 9, 10, » "* or more roomß wHhin 10 or 15 minatca' walk of Queen-street.- Apply F. Star offlco, \¥f ANTED, "to" Let, the Barber's Shop * • tn connection' with tho Public Hot Botha, with or without llttinga.—Apply to W. L. Roth, Victoria-Btroet Boat, **/ A^TriD^ good Empty Cases il medium izi ; also, small »tout oraUs.— Apply to Newton Pottery. ■_V/ANIED KNOW.N-The foll"ow_R »T Bllshtij- colled Ladles' Superior Coloured KM Gloves, 19 26 ; Lodlm1 Felt Skirt', la 6d; Clark's 200 yard r»oln of Blaok Cotton, Id eaoh; Men'n Transers, UM ; at DamDior's Wakelleld atreot Ship. WANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on personal and collateral security, ro payabls by weekly lnntalments. Bl'la dla counted.—Roe's New Zealand Pawn Bhop, Darby street ■ w y ANTED I^NOWN-a Few Print " * Cosiumes left, only is: a Grand Lino of v intirt'omnmen, I6fl; BKck Fur Trimming. 0.1 tho yarn :Bwanadown,la thsyardiat Dampler'a Wakoflold-stwtt Shop. W'- ANTEU KNOWN—Nice Lot of Flannel (Whlto and Coloured), oheap; aleo Gror Blankets, lh* the pair; Hod Quilts. 3s Ort each; HuKU. 7s; at Dampler's Wakefleld street Shop. \\J ANTED F^WaNTED I —Wanted, 77 People to aek 'heir Grooers for Dupetier'a La Rauvogardt. It imparts a oiesr wMto light to Eeroslne. and prevents all danuer from ex plosion. Mold In 3d pcoknts. — W. K. Lewis, Vlotorla-stroet, _gent for Ne\_Zo»la»d, W~ANTED~ KNOWN, "Sale ot real Dresden Chint, Cundolabra, Vases, f lifiiros. &0., To-morrow, by Auction, by K. V. Rro*nwoort. _*, ANTED _NU/VN—tadius1 Wliitir " * Jc.okoo", Ss 61; L*dle«' Ulaterß. 6a Ort; w-00l Pbawl«, 1" 8d; Lot of Large rto, oho -n ; Wlnro7akUts,3B 6-t; atDamplei's Wakeiield treet Shop. ANTED KNMWN—Boots made, re palrcd, exchanged, and sold at a small profit in corner Btall City Market. _A7ANTED KNOWN-For Sale, a good * paying Tailoring Business in Whan garei (town), doing a good cash trade Satis factory reasons can be givon for retiring.— Apply to Arch. Clark & Sons, Shortland-stroet. ANTED the Ladies to Know that Mnnro and MilJlunn, Hobson-street, have secured the eervloes ot a flrstolkss Mil liner, and aro now prepared to supplT millinery In pll Its branches on the f hortoa) notice, yU ANTED KNOWN - Barry's Trl "» oopherous, Is 2d; Kaok Combs 4d; Tooth Combe, 2d; Hair Brnahofl, 9d; Tooth Brnshea, 6d; Hair On 6d tbe bottle at Sampler's Wake iloldatrent Shop, V\ r ANTED—Cash uustoraers lor Mut- V ' ton, 2d; Boiling Beef, 2d; Steam mado Sauaago, 3d; Roasting Boot, from 3d; German Sausaco, 6d, Whole Bale. sd; Pork Brawn. Id; Pork Pics Id; Black Pudding' sd; Poultry Sucking Piga. Ox Tongues, Smoked Beof &c—' G. Hulmk, Butchor, Navy Contractor, Steam Sausago Factory, Queon-streot, ANTED KNOWN. — Pure Gold, "" Puro Silvor.—Charles Kelsov and Co. havo now added Gold Jowellcry to their stock. Their first parcel ia .iuat to hand, in vrhich will bo found a boautlfnl assortment of Ladies' Dress Ringa, Keepers Alborts, Necklets, Brooches, Gents' Scarf Pina, Suites, &c. They Btrjctjy cpnjinp thomailvps to keop.ins only F.uai Silver and Heal Gold Jewelle'iv. Vr6ah arrivals monthly.-tsharles Kclaoy and Co, (two doors below Morrin's, Ironmonnora). *¥74.Ni'Ep KNOWN — uhjsap IIM- Yv bkr I Oisbap 'I'isinKH I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can bo purchased cheaper and better than anywnero olso at the Yards ofJD. Goldib, Albort-Btrept. ".»/ When you are in Hobson v T street call and toe the Lvge and Cnplco Stopk of Scotih cheviot Tweedo, in heather and granite Bhaden »t Munro ana Milljgan'3. « ju ANTED KNOWN -rJ.'hat lam pre- V V pared to purohaso Hou»ehold Furniture andotber effeota on the premises on thoshortpe) notice, in town qr oountry.—*pply personally or by lpiter, to Jb);uh Kao, Carbj-Btieet. W'TNTED KVOWN—'dl t iiW"Cash, mere It gi tip yar I; Blapu. Velvetepn, J.S Od; Gretonnd, 7n thi yard; UHmiHk Tolj'e' covert), 3s Gd; American Loathpr fpr Table Covers. Hd the yard; at Dampler'a Wukdleld street Shop,



| Wanted. j %R/ ANTED, 3 or 4 Good Busbmen.. t" VV Apply Ooulthanci arnthera, Papakur A or Btewtirt <*■■*& Garlickyojt-atreej. B>! \\l aWTED, a good Siroug Girl to ( -j VT ~l'ati washing and sluep at home. 0 Apply between 7 ami 8 o'clock p m,, ta H. He n net, ularandon Motel, Wakefloln-street. » a/"ANTED, 2 Kico Rooms with use i * > kitchen; Newton preferred. — App; j, W.0.. Star Offloe. W/ ANTED KmuVVix, that I am iv r< 0 V* celpt of another ahlpmont (c . Taraweiu) of > arly ?esd Potatoes— Wink L^pitones, Klduws, and oihor early sorts.—l E. Davles, 13. Cugtom-Blreet. V \»7A"STED, a respectable Sttoug La V y for tho Storc.-B. Gittos and Sonß. 9 oat ANT * I), two men to take a Cottaa '* down. — Apply to C. Hawkeswoot ' Staffordshire Iron Works, Ilobaon-atreet. 1 Wf Ai*TED, Four or Five Kespectabl V* Working Mon as Boarders in a quit . homo; tarms moderate.—For address apply Mr uilbert, next the Union Drapery, Freeman' ■ Bay. I yi/ ANTED, Ladies to know that lan v'1) faat Reduolng my S'ook. thiouKti hat ' Ing a Henuino 'Sate provlous to OKtenßlvo a'tera s tlons. Ulack Caslnuwen, Is lid to 3s Od yard. ■ om sailine a great qnanUiy; a i woll an Colonre from Hid t<it<6d, Tho Satin Cloth, at JJcl, Is I good lino: os wo 1 as tha «Hwoo! Surijo. at 1 1 ljd. Vi'lvetoons. from la 2jd. Ladioa' Uliten ■ are grottly reduoad. wot Wovo (no doonpttou Calioo.23d ; Orewd»oi>'B, isGddoKjn; Unb'oachet . Sheetlnu C3d. 73<1- 89d,ftnd Klla; Whltowastaei ; Twill d i. lOJil, l«6i(i,i»ndl»fild:Qoodiri«niie'B from (IJi to la lljd; While Blankets, from i-> 6c ' oaon; mown tsoltaat tlollanda. 3\i, 43-1. 6}i) 8}1.1031. Is id; Table Linen. 8} i, lijd, 1» 9ii 1> llji, 23 C , Sj 6,1. Hnalery. Ulovea. HlODona iTlowers. iTenhors Laoa, Undei cloth Ing, In rants' Robes, I'oil^es, urooki, Cloaks, &0., al Kaduotd. W.H.—Noio the addreaßi-JAMKi BOUIT, flemwal Driper, Clothier, Outfitter, *c. &0., Lonrton House, Vlotoria and Nelson streets, Auokland. AN TED" KNOWN—Another Grand Lot Berlin Wool, beautiful colours, etUl the oamo prloo C.U the dozen ekelns); Fipger lnit Wooi I*ll ooloura), 3d per skoln; White Woisted. Id the large skein at Uampiert Wakefleld-streot Shop. \\l ANTED — w anted to sell, very cheap ?! Jlriozo^ }lbTln«of good Durham Mus tor<l, only CJ por iln,2 Tins 'or lid, 5a par dnzon; 12 dozoo Fruit baits, la 6d per bottle; Smal. nine 7it»forl<; Large liloe.Slbsforls; a«fety Matcbw. 3d per dozen i Bell and Black's Platd Matnhi-ci, 7d per doEan; Bill and Black. Tin Boxoa onlj' Is 8d ror dozen; Largo Bibles wiih PlaU39, only £1 3a 6(1 and £17i 6d each; 20 Qrcss of * x iriMno hookr, from 2d to Id eaoh, 50 Lesvea only, 3a Cd per d' zen : Pona. cnly 6e per box o( 12 dozen, is Gd per dozan boxiw; Penholders, Is 6d per gross: l,too PUcos of Sponge, from 2d to 'i<s; Lot of Pioturoj 3i and Cd; Glass Jugs, 91 nnd It caoh: Toa, la 6d per lb, Slbi for 4s; Applos. 3d*nd <td p«rlo; CuTanta. Idperlb; Small Tuaib!o:s, i t or Bd; Wine Glassos. 3d caoh, 23 9d per dozen; Lot of Jags, 6d each; Kazor Strops, only 9d, worth Is Ba.~ H. Watt, Pane; al Oenlcr, Htt-atr«et. "tt&/ ANT ED it JN O W M. DANDELION, Renowned ro lta Medloal Virtuoe. NEIL & CLIFFORD Are manufacturing it into HbLH and COFFEIT. THX P11.L3 Are the ne=t *nd Cho«peßt mado In New Zca'atid KxioiuJvely ueid as a Family PIIL 1/ a box. THE COFFBK Ia pronounood by competent Judges to be better than the Imported, it la good for the Liver, 1-Udnaya, a«d Indigestion. 21 alb. BOTANIC COUGH SYRUP Is a Pleasant and eilnotlvo mixture. Steadily salnlne ground In Auo&land, 1/B and 2/ a bottle. SOOTHING SYKUP, UR MOTHER'S rKIENU IKOIC BAUIKSI, IsoxccUont iv romovlng wind, reguhiHog the bowels, and producing natural tleep. Mothers who know its value won't be without it. It l^froe from all injurious drnga. One Shilling a Bottle. GENUIHE HOP BITTERS, 2/6 BOTILE. NEIL & CLIFFORD, BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WKLLSBLVY-BTRKKT KABT, Four doors from Crulokulmnk and Mlllor'B, Queen'Btroet. ii aTn" t~e d kwo wn. TV Velveteens. 1/9 to 6/8 per yard Coloured Patina (IS shades), 1/G inr yard Uisters, S/C to 35a Hosiery, all makes af& Brndei Jf<Aot«, 6/1110 75a No* Jerbi-js.nl oslours, 5,'G o»ch Hats, In nil Hhnpc3 and colours Grry Kelt Uainsbjroughs, a few left Mvn'a Oic>tnln« in great v*r lc'y Unaero'othl»K, »U stv>o< nnd iiualltles Kolt Carpets yard wide, 1/3 Tapestry Carpnts, 2/3, a/11, and 3/6 per yard Hearth Runs, a ltruo a>sortmont Slaitlng, ,82. ,11,1/2, (1 ;aid, lj. and 11 yards wide) 9-1.10-1, and 11-1 Blankets, 9111 to 35s per pair Now Uro»s Wlno*y, /6i, worth 1/ per yard (Coloured Caahmoru, 1/7J worth 2/3 Unbleached Calico. 2d 2ii, 3d, to 9d per yard Whlto Calloo. 2il. 3d, 1(1. to 1/ pnr yard Coloured Chenlilo ) lon. 3d t j 1/ ta h ■Wlnoeyn. 4Jd to 1, per y«rd 800 (»loor:d Jrnophlnts. Ist choice, 2/6 par pair DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON THE PRKMIHKB. LADIKB" OWN MATERIAL MADE UP, MKB BPAIN. MANAGBR. Bncoossful Oontraotor for Drapery for Lnnatlo Asylum. 1883. STEPfJENSON'S I)BAPK"V ANI> BALE WAREHOUSE, AND LADIES' EMPORIUM, KARaNGAHAPK ROAD, NUWTON. WANTED KNOWN by friends and customers—That Moasra Tapp and Co., Boot and Shoemakers, hivo purohased the Bicou: and Buslnenaot Soott and Co., Victoria atroet (opposite Hobson Ifotol), and Intend to oontlnue soiling the Best Quality of Goods at onrront prlons. %4/ AN IMSD KNOWN — Ladies' tm- V » brellas, la 3d ; Bilk do, is; Gent's do, 3j; Glrlo' P«r«aols, la 6d ; and Loin of other Freßh Bargaino; at Dampler'a Wakefleld-etreet ahop. ANTED KNOWN-That all Work. Ing Mon can savo tholr money by call ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant. All meals 6d. Board and Lodging, 15a por wcok.—Rohert Muudock, Proprietor. Note tho addroas, nearly opposite tho Waitomato, and closo to the Dock . rPLICATIONS for the position of '* Mnnigrr of ihe Auoklanrt TobtCcoCom enny (Limited), will boroocived up to KkIUAY, 2"thirßi. Tho salary rtqulrod most bestited i»»d references fumlßhed. — Motoilfe fc Hill, Bocretarl«B pro torn, 29, NewZ«alaud Insurance Pnlldlngß. |J»OARD OF EDUCATION. The Board reqtilroa a Jnrior rimfc anla". £80ayear. iippllostiona tn wiitlnglwlth tea i monUlß or retsrenoes) will b3 rectfved bj the nndertiiiaed on or before TUKSII aY, Slut Jnly lnstait. VINOKNT F. RICK, Sooretary. §_> LACKSMITH Wanted at once. — A O good opportunity for a thorough and steady workman who would like a permanent situation: must bo a good shoor. Tho adver tisers — Tuoker and Grico, Whangarei — will guarantee constant employment to a suitable man; good wages; marrlod man preferred.— Apply at Hobaon-Btreot third door from Tro main s bakory shop, opposite St. Matthew's Ohuroh, in tho morning fjom 8 to 10, In the evening from 6 to 8 o'clock, or by lettor Mr J. Grico, care of Mr Warnor, Box 23, Post Office, Auckland. v/j KSSEiNGE < Wanted for the Colonial *• Bank of Now Zoaland, Auoklond.- Written applications, with testimonials, will be received (by post only) up to 6th proximo. S»OYS Wanted to Learnlhe" Trade; > "♦ room for a gr.id MaohUist,— A»ply immtdlotoiy to Gtuorgo Foster, Boot M&nnfao tnrer, Hroy sttiot Anokland. 0 TATJON MANAGER.— Wanted, an 1 ' oxperlenoed Sutlon M»na»er for a large Sheep and cattle station at Poverty Buy; refer r-nce« required.—,»ppij by letter. (t»tln» inme &o. to J. Frar Oisrbe, Insuranoe Bolldloes, Qncan-strost, Auckland. PIGEONS. —Wanted, good strong birds in any quantity, —Apply XYZ, Stab office. O R M X All children suffer from thorn. If siihpootod, ask tor the Certain Cure, BHARLaND'S WORM POWDKKS, 1/ paoket Atotheoarlen Hail, oppoglte Pont-ofßce. _____ Patrimonial,-a Young Man, 28, ItJL Bnglleh Ohurob, and lq Irish, wonlfi like to oorrespond with »respootable Young Womor (marrUgotblel with a view to mtrrtaftr, Conntry lifo —Address WO, Btar offloe, Auok. lana^ *" 6oodson'a Arcade, See Goodson's London Arcade. TT7HY Is thoro snch a noticeablo reduction In W the price of CLOCKS. WATCHES JEWELLERY, CUTLKRY. and FANCY GOODS generally in Auckland during tho past thrco ycdrs ? BECAUSE tho opening of Goodaon's London Arcade marked a now ora on tho city, and tho " Small Profit and Quick Roturna " prinoiplp has led others to imitate it WHY remains yet unfulnllod tho predictqd closing of tho London Arcade after b(x months' existence? BECAUSE an appreciating public know who introduced tbo " S.P. and Q.K. motto, and patronisp tho ono who did so. XJii HY is it unnecessary to "mark down " and Tt "soil off." or by professedly "alarming sacrillccß" and "deferred payment," decbj oustomnrs Jnto th.c Arcado? BECAUSE It ia so well known that all goods having always been marked in plair figures, at one uniform low rato of profit, nc such artifice is needed. WHY should every resident of, and viaitoi to, Auckland Inspect tho London Arcad< beforp making their purchases J i BECAUSE in no place in the city can then _ J bo seen such a comprehensive and valnabli , ) assortment of goods at suoh tempting pricpa. i "■ —~ — $EE, . GoopSOM'S JjONpON A^C^-pg '. Note tho Addresses— ) SOODSON'3 LONDON ABCADE, AuciittAH ~ „ .. CnRISTCUUBOI LONDON OFFICE j 68 Mtuy Axe.



; To L.et. — rstO LET or Sell, a 4-roomed Cottage •i>. Jl nood well and Unk. — Apcly to Mis RodgOi's, Uonoral Jtore Brlghtou, pd.rno 1. to nno LET, at Mount Eden,~sTx-roomei ~ 8 House, newly papered and nalnted; re "" sister Rrale, washhoute, Rarden, oto.-W. C _ Gatenby, Urunery Warehouse. ?y LKT, in Victoria-street, adjoininj .( Hobson Hotel, Two Commodious Shops — with room at rear.—Apply Hancook and Co. 9" Cnstouiß-fctrcot, or Mr Milne. Hobson Hotel. ? JLtil, liouse six rooms, in Carltoi {' X hoiid, sear Grafton i«o»a; convenient ' nnd plnuantly aimatfv).—appiy to Mr Diokson, - Hogont-atroet, Grafton. rjpo LET, at r botwoon tho Railway Station and the c Wharf; at present occupied by Dr. Edgelow: 1 possession on tho 26th.-Apply to P. Clark, ' Agent. Onolmngq 21st July. 1883. c rs-U LEr, at M»uui St. John, a Villa ; o * Ilesidonco with all conveniences,— 'B Apply to J. Hancock, next house. ' s i fe>O LKT, a General Store in one of the " leadlog (otrnships In Waikato, doing a n nrbt class budnußs, — Apply by letter to AH, ~ Post-ofiioe. Ta Awamntq. ij '| T0 LKT, the two New Shops in Hut ' i land-street adjoining the Clarendon '• Hotel.—J. M. and J. Mowbray. a 'mO LET, 7-roomed House, Wellington s • strott, gaa and water und gas ttovo with ) t'oUohed kitcli n.-H. Partlngton, Houso and 1 Land Agent. } rs\O i/ET, a pleasant Marine hcsldence j I at tho North Shore, with Baaoh Vrontagp, Apply to Charles Bailey, BoatbuUder. 3 rpo BE LET, with immediate possession, ♦ a 7-roomed Vllls Keaidenoe, situated In ." Park Koacl. next to Early Bank.—Apply Moaßra J Ireland Hroa., Vnloan Lane. for Sale. 1 tji O X S A L JE, For Immediate Sale, "a VESTIOAL GAB > ENGINE (Oross'ey'sl, In good order and oon ) dltlon. Will 1)9 sold a bargain. Can bo ecen at work. Apply ) BRH.TT. SCHMIDT AND 00.. Corner ot Vulcan Lane and Hlgh-fltreet. • li^Oß SAL*, at Aroh Hill, an Allotment , C of Ground 60 by 300.—Apply a. Cromwell, t Arch Hill. _^_ 1 id^Oß SALB, a new Cottage of 4 room 9 ' IT and scillion, verandah front and back, ' foot of Windsor-street, by Windsor Castle Hotel, ! Parnell.-Apply on the promises. PIANO FOtt SALE, in good order (one of Bord'a). in rosewooi case, prloo SU, at hoe. H. Webb'g, Oak House, Hobson-gtreeti I ijiORIaiMEDIATE SALE, a Splendid ,JD Building allotment 70(t. x 100 ft., altnated ; at corner of Pitt and Canada Btreeu. A good , liiVßotmont and to be told cheap.—At p!y O. 9". Kvunt'i I And Mart, Queen-street (next bank of Anßtr>la»U.) gjiQK SALE, a Good fcope Mansle.— JP Apply Mrs Gutry, Pratt-Btroet. Wclling ton-streot, oppoalte Wooda tho butohers. BiTOR SALB, The Avenue, Edenvale.— B* A vory pretty Villa of 1 rooms and scul lery, rogiator grates, ranßO, tank, &c.; quite now. and well-flnishcd; volcanic soil; allot ment 33 x 115.—Apply to V. F. Evans, Land Mart, Qucon-strcct, noxt Bank of Australasia. 712 . «JIOK SALF.—Franklin Hoad,—Very 0 Handsome Mew Verandah Villa, bow window, 7 Urge rooms, wuhhouse, gag and water laid In from malm, register grates, and every oonvenienoe; allotment, 10 x 105; great bargain; must be Bold it onoe, as the owner la leaving tbe district.-1), If. Kvana, Land Mart, Qneon-BtTBOt, next Baak of AnatralMla. FOX »AtE, Scotia Place, off Queen : street, Commodious Kealdonoe of eight rooms, oonaervatory, bathroom, large wash. liuneo (fitted with copper), can and water laid on ; every oonvenienoe : allotment 38 x 180 : vory cheap.—*pply D. F. Evans'* L»nd ITuit, Quoen-atroet next Bank of Australasia. TL» PKOI'KIETOBS OF BOaKuINQ HOUSBS, As I have & consldorab'o demand for Board: lng-houses.proprietors desirous ot Eollinfr should communicate at once with me. D. F. -VANS, land Mart Queen-street. Next Batik of Ansiralaela. mOCAFITA L I ii T S, SPLENDID CITX PROPERTY FOR SiLE, A valuable and grand Corner site, FROrIT AGS to MAIN STKKKT, a few hundred yards from POS V OFIfIOF. Properties m to oeotrsl ard commanding a position are eeldom In the market, and meet with quloK and ready sale. > curly all tUe purchase money can remain on mortgage at 8 ppr cent,, the owner being satis nod with tha uroareotivo as well as the present value of the site. Full partloulars, dec, at the office of D. F. EVAN3. Land Agent, So,. Qneon-street. impoHtant to Working mew. FOR SALB, Building Sites clovo to tha Avon dale Htation 1, j, or aoro lots. The land Is ex cellent, and mi!) beo i olonghed, ditched, and oncnil. Pulco Kor l-«ore). fiJO. Terma-£sdown, talancs kiuk from in'ixhest, on Bill in throe, jlx. and nine months; 4 acre lot, £10 down and balanoe as above; 1 icre, £15 do wn, and baUnoo as above. Building Silos also at Fooky Nook on easy terms. A New Well-bnllt Three-rcomed Honse with front vt randan and luck porch. £11:0. The air lotmont in freehold. Cash required, £30 down; ba'anco In l, 2 3, or i yoars, at eight psr cent. F. G. EWINGTON, I and Agent, next" Herald" office. Fowl Wheat i "Fowl Wheat i FOR SALE, 200 sacks FOWL WHEAT, at 3s a bushel, Samuel cochrane & son, Fort-streot. ivieaical ! NEVER FAILS. Insoct Life is destroyed by tho : "PERSIAN INSECTICIDE (Pyrothrlum • A Rosoum), guaranteed to bo the best procur , ablo in cho London market. For the cll'ectnnl riddance ot Fleas, Mosqnl toos, and all othor Insoct posts, tryAICKIN'9 i INBkCTICIDE. Sold in tins at la d each. • , HE Best Preparation extant for promo '• ting Hair Growth Is Dr. Erasmus Wilson's ■ LOTION F«>R THE IIAIK. It Is precarod " from the original formula of this eminent ; autharltr by Ofc»ri.!cß Butoheb. Pharmaoeu tloal Chomlet (Victoria and N«w ZeaUnd), iunotion ot Pitt and GrayOrpets, Auckland. QUAKLAND'S CHEKRY PKCTORAL, O Absolutely the beet rem«dy ever made for I COUGHS, BRONCHITIS. ANlt OOLDB. Price, 2s 6il and Is 6d a UolUe. . 3HARr,AND «s OOm opposite Post-Offloe. i TOOTHACHE CURE —Instantaneous ' A Relief, ODONTALGIOj Is bottle.-SHAE. - LAND fc CO. (oppoalte Post-offloe) j OKOPESSOR ELLIS, Medical Herbalist, ) X has arrived from Chrißtohurch, after . effecting most Bnccosatul Curos, and is now pro , parod to treat all diseases. Ho guarantees to cure (without fail) tho following Complaints, If i not too far gono: — Asthma, Bronomtiß, Con -1 sumption (socond stage), Cataract, Dropsy, * Dysentery, Fovore, Liver Complaints, Nervous > Debility. Rhoumatlsm, Soiatica, Lumbago, and Seoret Complaints of young men. Wonderful . Ctiro for Corns without pain.—Address: 308, J Qnoon-Btroet (next Young Women's Institute). Privato Consulting Room. Hours: From Q a.m. to 1) p.m. _ "1 6. HENDBRSoN'ci Cherry Pectoral ' "F • Is an Excollont Romody for Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, and tho various ' othor afieotlons of tho Chest and Bronchial Passages.—This preparation Is not supposed to ■ Check tho Cough suddonly, but to remove the causo.—To bo had only of J. G. Henderson. 1 Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposite ( Throo Lamps, Ponsonby, Auckland. FOR'WINTER'COUGHS and Bronchia Irritation, TRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronio Choat Affections, " Alokin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine" is most oortainly alterative and ouratlvo. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma i Addrsas — I THE PHARMACY. QOEEN-STRBET, * THE MARVELLOUS REMEDY C tor COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, : BRONCHITIS CONSUMPTION AND ALL CHEST AFFEOHONS, BONNINGTON'S PECTORAL OXYMEL OF CARRAGEEN OR ra MBii <r««™«. 1 Cures the worst forms of Coughs Colds, and. : Hoareonosa, gives Immediate Relief in Bron chitis, is the Best Modicino for Asthma, Cures Whooping-Cough, is Invaluablo in tho Early Stages of Consumption, i Relieves all Affections of tb,o Cheat, ■ Lungs, and Throat. SOLD EVERYWHERE, : 6P, BONNIN GTO N, CHRISTCHURCH. ! T^OCTORAKJNOLD'SPE^NYROYAX, XJ AND STEEL PILLS.-The moat popular , medicine of the day. Pripe, 3s 6d a box.—Colo -1 Dial Ageqtq aruiiLANn k Co., opposite, tha • t Poat Qffloa. _^ PAINLESS MEDICAL ELECTRICITY. 1 W. HINTON, having juat arrived from ton ' don, with most recently approved appliances, is prepared during a short stay In this olty to iroit , nervons and other diseases by Galvanisation, 3 Fabadi^ation, and Fbaneun^ation. Charges very moderate. Consultation Free. 3 Corns pxtractea without pain. a Heßideoce! SO. Bobson-street. 7 doors from Governor Browne Hotel. Hours, from 10 a.m. •\V m. , FLESH FORMING FOOD for Infants. \ lOKIN'S FOOD for INFANTS is prepared i J\. locally from malted cereals, according to ' the recipe of Baron Liebig. It la an approved substitute <tor Mother's Mitß: Fattbn inq, Nourishins, and luvqoßATiNa. I 'aoldi i C ? nU r|[ atl i S. H 6d. RMAoy( QUBBN-BTBEET.



I _ liost and Found. ; T OST, between Star Office and Posi a XJ offloo. » Now Tobacco Poncb.—Trinde please leave same for T.F., Star Offlco. and b 1 will bo obligated. LOST, on the 18th July, ISS3, at St .. James's Hall. Wellington-street, Anoli . land. onthenltrhtotthePalvatlonTea Meetlni ' i a,TB6 i!, o°,' alt' in ß money, bills, ana a look o £ a rilm infler J wl" b0 rewa ded *>y loavlng th. ' nalr, bills, and parse If nnt the mor.oy. (nsmi > written on bills) at the £t*k Office, [ T OST,.Btolen, or Strayed, from Harhou i ■-* View House, a Bantum Rooster and Hen • lll n *f an£ rooßt*r red.-Reward on return ing Bomo to above address. , kfOUNL\ in SymonasH-treet, a Tmal ,J> Hay Homo, with s«ddle and bridle on> ; hip^Koad' 1' J- Garijin6ri ?™»tbrer. Karanga. QTRAYED, from Mount Koskill, 1 Dark 1^ Bay Cob, about 15 hands, and 1 Light Bai IS_._ias__: lt Hailigan- *««& Board and Keßidence. PRIVATE Board for a Gentleman ; no other boarders. Terms moderate.—Apply for addrenß at aim offloe. PHiIVATi~BOARb and RESIDENCE for Single Gentlemen-four minutes from *BPJ 0Dl?3-(if, Permanent) 18s per woek.- Addre^3Mra_Dallon, Confectioner, Queon-atrcet, pßovboN VILLa, Vineent-street. ---\ ■' Flrst-olasa Bonrd and Residence. 20a per weekjjilngle room, 255; Bath.—Mra Fuller. GOVERNOR hKuwM HOTEL nOfliON- TIiKET. Board and Lodging aos. pot Week Binolh Room^. m . 25e. per Week Public iNOticea. XT o B S^)N COUNTY. BLEOTORa" ROLLS (or the several Rldlrga will be cpen lor Pnbllo Inspection until 10th AtißUßt, »a follows :- To Kopnra—Council Offloa. Te Kopura aratapn—Pott offloe, Aratapu llargaviUi—Pont-olnoo. Dargaville tValro*— Post-office, Tugltoroila (Jkjkhn—Post-offloe. Whtkahara fcaUkohe—Foet-offloe. Matakoae Paparoa—Post offloe, Paparo* Walrsu-Poatoffloe, Maungatnroto Pakekaroro-Poat office, Pukukaro-o J. W, MATTHEWB, Chairman. (ADVaRTISEMEST.] rpHIS DAY FOKTNIGHT I will _ answer B. Spenoer'a Letter ot the llch In EVKNINQ Btah, My letter lojutraa an ln qnlry; one slrfed Inquiry la not right. Lord Uundonnld and I stand In the same poslUoo> JAM MLS MoLKQD, J\TOriCfi TO THE HKSIDENTS OF i-l DEVONPORT. Mbisbs. DAVIS BROS, have been authorised by the Devonport Steam Ferry Company to m«ot the boats with their 'Bob. Fares, 3d. DOCKY M O O K. During this bid weather I Invite the pnbllo to look orer my plaoa, and they will find that all th« er*o»d ia quite firm after the hoavieit rain, aid that they can cart rimbar on the ground and build In all weathers, Contrtet my Boorla ground with olay, anO astc your doctor whloh Is tha best to build your house on. Wll. BAKKR. P.a.— M y Agent is Mr Bw_gton, O~yOU wish to Drees Well and C&ssply ? Soui Vlotorla street till yon mo j. ft Iblanm. Peopled Tal'or. REWARD of Ten Pounds will be given for information that will lead to the con viction of peiron or persons who entered dwell ing-house and slaughter-house at EUerlsle on Saturday, July 7th, and Btole Single-barrol Gun and Steelyards. Ruks, Bedding, and Clothes; also for riving information that will lead to conviotioii of tho parties that destroyed wall and fonccii on my property, Ellerslio. Q. HULME. ftf O T I C iS. RS EDWARD COSTLEY DEC»_3BD. AH pnrrotia who are or may hereafter be Indebted t j the above estate, either (or interest, rent, or otherwlsa, will please pay the same to Mesßrs Jabkron and Russell. Solicitors, Fort < street, Auckland, whose receipt shall be a snltl dent discharge. HS J^ONjJwardcStle, D. HKAN ] deceased. Aaohlanil. 27th Atirjl. 15S 1-.HK i~NuttuslG»ED haa this day purchised tbe entire Stack of Mm White head's Dtfipery. MUXno-y. and Dressmaking Kstunilshrc.imt, Karsnuahane Boad, and will boU off at greatly redaced iprloes. and will con tinue to carry on tho above business as hereto fore. No reasonable offer reineed. MRS POKTER. Eaiangahape Road. Money. a? h £ h lU tiu.uuu ham 1 on Building 3& 1L \r Society principles, or on other terms to wilt borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses bnllt on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Leans neQOtiatod. gee ugt 0 ( Properdee ibr sale on Ist page. Six per oont. allowed on money deposited for Investment.— G. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial AKoit and Yalualar, S> Voloas Lane



Drapery, etc. yy a i t FOB TBS SENSATIONAL «ALE ov I fj U L L E N'S BABKRUPT STOCK. DOUGEI F>& A UON6 FOX CASH. »y-AIT H)R DAKGAINS. SALE TO COMMENCE 'MUESDAY, TULY O1 ST. W, E. W ALL & C a JSfl'S AND BOY'S CLOTHIHG is sow obtainable at the lowest possible prloes daring mr Genuine Sale. The object of Buoh reductions is my dMlre to rednoe tbe nook aa ir.nob as poasl bla previous to alterations and enlargement. List o( a faw notable lines:— Men* Twe«d Trotters, 2,6,6/8.7/8. 10/8,13,6, anil 14 8 cor pair: Men's Printea tl olenkla ditto, 4/C, 70, and Bo por pair: Men's Devon Tromseis and Vests, 13/6; a laige qasntity of Men's AJI wool u.b. Diagonal Pe> Jackets, 31/6, worth 18/; Mtn'i Bhlrm, from 1/ to 6/11 eaoh j Men's and Boys' Tweed Hats, from VU eaoh. N.B.— Note tho addreif: J.vMfcw BCU IT, Qen«Tal Draper, Clothier, Outfitter, tea, Lcndon Houbb, Victoria and Nelnon-gtreoMl. Anokland. riNENS fliJlM.fl IRISH LINKNS 1 MANUFACTURER'S LENGTHS, Yard Wide, good and fine, from Is 9d the sard liAUIRS' HBM-STITOHBD AND KMBROI- DtiuKU H&NDKBKCHIBFS, boantlfal dcsIRDH, 6id LAKHK SIZK FINE LINEN HANDEKR CHIEF J, 0d BOUaHOT CHEAP AND SOLD CHEAP. INSPECT AND JUDGE FOB YOUBSBLVES. T, B. ROBSON. MEIiBOURNE BOrSE, PON3OKBY. J. and W. Williams, IMPORTERS OF DKAPERY, CLOTHING, ANB FANCY GOODS, BOTH SIDRS KAR ANGAHAPK BOAD, NEWTON; And at WHANGAROA NORTH. KTIALKTHKB. rfIALICTHES. rTULBTHKS, XALETHBS. XALETHES. AaIjKTHES We have jaet received, ex Clyde, A BEOOND SRIPMENT OF THKBE OSLH BR4TKD PATENT VKNTILATHO WATKRPROOF COAT 3, Made from choice Tweed?, in Canton, Cash' mere, and other makes. Any of tbe above osn be seen at oar RrsncV Biore. Whangaroa. fend size round waist and length. Prices, from 30s to 80a. Bee what the Field eaya respecting these Goods!—"I havo tried yonr Ventilating Coat well in the oonrsing field, and consider it a (treat snooess. It Is nost comfortable to walk rnbtor hardening w.d destroy all «neU of captUft. We have always on hand n PHOW OF HOBIHUY, HHIBI3, f AT 3, - TIK3, BRACKS, BBIiTS, COLLARS, Ro,, Ro. Pot Fries, Style, Variety; and Gord Value Sooond to None In Newton.



j -amtrs^Trmn's. f; mO-NIGUTI TO-NIUHT fi MUBIO4L BKLKCTIuNi -*ND 9ALK O UUKFUL AND FANCY GOODB ;. AT THE ARC<! HIM, WKSLKYAN CHURCff. il ADMISBION-FKBB. D 6 Proceeds of Sale In aid of the Church, r ALL SAINTS' SUNDAY SCHOOL LIMELIGHT ENTERTAINMENT IN THK 1 PONSON BY HALL TO MORROW (FiUDAY) ; July 27,1853. Doors open at 7 o'c'ock, to commence at ?.S( ; I p.m. Admission: One Shilling; Children, half . price. I U CKLAND VuUNG LIEN'S : ±X. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. [ CHORAL HA.LL. LECTURE ON "MOZAR T," DV TnE Rev, T. McKenzie Fraser, TC-MORROW (ffriday) EVHNINU, JULY 27. PROGRAMME. Overture to " Zauberfliute " Pleoe composed In Mozirt'H 4th jo \t Piece compo3ed4n Mnzarl's 6tn year Kyrie onmpoaed in Muzan's 12th year Kyrle from" Twelfth M«s' .. .. "holr 8o o-"La dove preDdßZaubßrflOto". .Mr King Maroh—' Zanbo fl ito " Solo-"Qui BdoeKO non Zauberftoto ". .Mr Smyth t'o'.o— *' Uatti Batii" (" Don Giovanni") Mrs Chad wick Andante Sonata, Od, 10 Andante Sonata Op, 2 " Gloria"(" Twelfth Masa'} .. .. Choir Organist Mr J. P. Hooton Pianist >...> Mr W. Hooton Conductor - Mr John Karle Commencing at 8 v.m. Doo'B op .-n at 7.20. tieata reserved tot tlokxi-holdera till 7.45. Admission, la (eeason tloket-holderß free). " rfI>HEY that go down to the sea In ! R ships," and " all doing business in great waters," should come to the next Saturday Popular Concert, and hear "The Winds Whistle Cold," "Tho Storm," "Tho Storm Fiend," &c. Theatre Royal, 2s 6d and Is. | Busmes3 .Notices. JS"o more damp houses. TPERRA ptOTTA. fi ERRA /^OTTA. 1 ERRA-V^OTTA. i KRRA-\jOTTA. No more damp houses need be built if people will use my Imperishable Rod or Buff Torra- Cotta, Pressed Facing Bricks, or, better still, my White Baamolled or Glazed Facing Wrick. which rain or moisture Cannot affect. I can supply tho Enamelled Brick in various colours, as might be required. It is now well known that Terra-Ootta cannot be surpassed, or yet equalled, by any other known building material. Samples may be scon at the Pottery, or will be forwarded on application to any person requiring the same. G.BO V D , SEWTON POTTERY. XTOTICE TO CLI EN TS. MX. TOLE, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, HAS REMOVED TO CHAMBERS NEXT THE BANK OF NEW ZBALAND, QUKBN-STRHKT. T3 E M O V A L. SCHMIDT AND CO., LITHOGRAPHERS, ENGRAVERS. AND GENBRAL PRINTERS, j Begs to Inform their Ftiends and Customers that they have REMOVED From Corner of Vulcan Land and High-street to WYNDHAM-STREET, Opposite the Stab Oilloa. ~ [card.] r\AVID ROSS, F. R. J, B, A., ARCHITECT, Fisher's Buildings, Queen-street. URK FOR IN DIuESTION—TONIC BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Regulation, prloe Sa a bottle.-SHAKLAND ft CO (oppo site Post-offloel. BOOTS— BUOTS-2,000 Pairs, in Cor ner Stall. City Market, almost giving away. Open all week. Repair a oxeoutea. SOCKET DRAIN PIPES. - A large quaot'ty, Ist and 2nd class (various Blzes), at low rates —W. and G. Wlpstone. -pi B N C I M G. SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST la as follows \— Best Paling Fence of pnriri posts, Hobart rails, and sft Hobart palings, one inch apart, 60s. Paling Fence to consist heart kauri posts, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, 55a. Throo-rail Fence, pnriri posts and Hobart rails, 455. Wire Fences with Top Rail, 335. Wire Fence, 7 wires, 255. Barbed Wire Fence, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, 18e per chain. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Picket Fences, from 2s per foot not painted, or 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Picket iiiwlth mill wrought Wioket Gate, all alnted complete, at 3a por foot. All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for very description of Fence given on applioa .lon to Sam. Whttb, Fenoer, Custom-Btreot, opposite Arnold, Bines and Co. rt,sO HIGHWAY BOAKDS AND _B OTHERS. MR. JOHN SHAW, having been relieved from City Council Works, has resumed his pro fession ot ROAD ENGINEER. Be la prepared to take Levels. Quantities, Jfatlmatcs, and execute any kind of Road Works, Aodress:—ClTY MARKET, Qukks-btkekt Entrance. rtL&SS WORKS, Frbkman's Bay.— XT Saturday Afternoon, from 2 to S. Ad mission. 6d. Kaon visitor receives one GUse jug,—M. Oook and Sons. jp WITHEFORD AND CO., '• IRONMONGERS, PLUMBERS, GASFITTERS, BEI4IIHANGERS, TINSMITHS, ANE GALVANIZED IRONWORKERS, MAMJKAU BOAD, PABNEIX, AnOKLAND. O. Witiieford having taken Mr S. G, BURGEaa into partnership, the busiaesE formerly otrrled on under the one name wi'l be oootlnuod as heretifore under the above title, C. W. takes this opportunity to return thanke to bis numerous customers for the support hitherto aooorded blm,and£oUolta a oontlnnanoe ot their favonrs. O. Witheford and Co. beg to o«H attention to their Well-usoried Stook ot Builders' and Household Ironmongery, White Lead, Linseed Oil, Brnßhware, &o , &c, which are offered at tee Lowest Prloes; also, to the greater faollitlee with which they will now be able to prosecute eaoh branch of tho working department, to which C. Wlthetord will give his Bpeolal atten tion, Galvanized Tanks Of all sizes pupplled 01 made to order on the shortest notion. n WITHEFORD AND rjO., PARNELL. "^f O X I 13 _■ BEES WAX! UEiS WAXI Porohaaed In any quantity for Cash, Buyers ot Fungus and Munti Metal. Having purchased in China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMBS AH KEW oai conflfiently recommend them, and trosta that al his old Customers, and the Public generally, wU avail themselves ot this splendid oppnrtunlt< and call early to buy his Superior COl BO 1, Hob" Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, ana rtirlou Mixed Teas. Bulted to every tastei He ' ~ j Uii on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved uingei Crockeryware< Silks, Handkerchiefs, and othe oommoditles too numerous to mention, Note the Addressi— JAMES AH KEW & CO., 281. Qußen-Btre«t. "OAT Si KATSI KATS I—Dsi .JLV HHARLAND'fI PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rata eat it greedily, aad die; no smell. Price, One Shilling a Bottle. BHARLAND & CO.. opposite Poet-offloa. riIHE DIRECT SUPPLY STOBE, I 219, QUEEN-STREET. , O The best place for Now Arrivals g } h and othors to get all Honsohold g 1 & Requisitea at a Cheap Kate. g > §5* China, Glass. Karthenware on Kg Tinware. Brughwaro. Lamps 1 c-S irnrnfihincr Ironmongery (all kinds) 3X • «P cStSry,BP. Ware, Yankee Notions §g :'£g Toys, and Fancy Goods. g^ ' i _& ' ° IH_ HANCHARD & CRANWELL, C '|O 5 I Three doors above Wellesley- S 1 ee__ E XJELENSVILLE TIMBERCOMPANI XX JUMITED). ' I The Company have opened a Depot at NKV, i MARKET, near the Railway Station, fc ' receiving Orders and Sale of Timber. Timbt >i cut to any length, &o. Prices on application 1 tho yard.



1 "-iaatinfiTß, 1 "TRABBHK 0F SEVILIi E." p Tho Orchestra a?d M*mbers who take par' —» this Opnra will ple«sa meat (or rehearsal at the Oper. Hjuse at 7.45 p.m. on FRIDAY. 27th instant) K. w. HOKiTP. Hod, tec. AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). .. Xotloo la hereby given that the ordinary Half yearly Meeting of tho shareholders in the Auckland Gas Comu-ny (Urolted), will bo held In tho Company's Oilloes. Kort-Btfßot, Oa F«I ---DAY, 27tn Instant, at 'i o'olook p m-for tha parpose oc deoUrlng a MViDKND torlfio halt ' year ending 30th Judo last. By order of the iionrd ot Directors. , It. B. PARSON 3. bocretary. Auokland. 16th Joly, 1833. IW-EW ZEALANITIeDUCATIONAL i jLI I^STITUTF, AUCKLAND BRaNCH. TKACaEHb' AB9OCUTION. Tho Annual Meeting for the Klootionof (JiUoe i bearois (or tho onßuing yew will be held at the Wo'.loslej- street eobool-rocm. SATURDAY, 98th lnsr, at 2 p.m. This will bs a favourable opportunity for Teaohors to join tho Association. H. MABON, Hon. See. r|>HE LaW SOCIETY" OF THE JUIS JL TRICT OF AUCKLAND. Notice is hereby given that a General Moot ins: of the membora of tho above Sooioty will be held on MONDAY, the thirtieth day of July Instant, at three o'olook in the afternoon, at tho District Court Room, Auckland, when the report of the Council for the past six months will be road and considered, and all other busi ness, of which ten days' previous notice shall havo been given to the Secretary, will bo trans acted. Dated this fourteenth day of July, 1883. EDWIN HESKETB\ Hon. Secretary. 7>E RUTOKUA LEASES, AnAdJouinci Voattng ot Leaseholders will be held at iho < • pi-- 1 ' nl"'ng Rooms, at 7.30 p.m. IHDubUui, lo dlsoa.s Legal Opinion and ot nor nuslnesa. a, cozbns. ihalrman. Shipp Dff. ~~Z~Z OAKNELL, BRIGAN jgI&HL. J TINE, FROM LYTTKL is__S__£f Consignees by tlio above ressol iifFHTaa aro requested to pay freight and obtain delivery orders without delay. Goods impeding discharge of vessel will be stored at Consignees' risk and expense. STONE BROS.. Agents. July 25, 1883. AaotiOuß. TO-MOKROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. MARKET DAY. * RTBUK'S POULTRY, PRODUCE, J\. FRUir AND GROCKRY AUCTION MAHKBT. "ARTHUR'S MAKI," POULTRY DEPARTMENT. Fowls, Ducks. Tuikeys, Geese. Pigeons. Canaries, Fanoy Birds, Small Pigs. S Small Plga (killed and dressed), Guinea figs. Two Good Pointer Dogs (well trained), a Good Whittling Magpie, a coll of Large Hope. PRODUCE. FRUIT, AND GROCERY DEPARTMENT. 120 Sacks Canterbury Table Potatoes, Onlonßj Pumpkin*. Carrots, Cabbages, Oats, Maize, Oatmeal, Vlonr Bacon, Hams, Beet, Oheeca. Sharps, Bran. 20 kegs of Taranaki and other Butter. FRUlT,—Apples, Oranges, Lemoas, Ko. GROCERIES. - Tea, half-chest? and boxw. Coffee, Biscuits, Lollies, Sauce, Currlo Powder, Vinegar, Vestas, Matches ON BUB! PKIVATKty, AT AUCTION PRICE 9, FUKNITUKE DEPARTMENT. Oca Superior Piano (walnut case), by Eord; (our good Pianos, new and Beoond-hand Carpets, Hearth Rugs, Fenders. Firelron?, Drawing-room, Dlnini-roon, and Parlour Snit<w, couches, uhsits (assarted), Tables, Cheffonlers. Minors, Picturos, Lamps, Grates, Stovos, Sewing Machines. Iron and Wrort Bedatoada, Pal'iSßsee, Spring. Balr, and Flax MattrofS:s, Feather Pillows. Chests of Drawers, Washetindg, Toilet Bets, Toilet Table?, Looking Glares*, Oom ' moieß, Fancy Table?, S .dales. Brfuy Har ness, &a, So. TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock sharp. APPLES, PEA.KS, AND ONIONB. APPLES, PSAKS, AND ONIOrtS. Ex b.6. T.nrawern, from Hobart. G. W. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction, at his Mart, Qaeen-Btreet, To-morrow (Friday), July 27, at 11 o'clooS sharp, AQQ CA3KS FRUIT, comprising— FRENOH CRABS STONK PIPPINB STDRMBR PIPPINS SCARLEI PKAKMAINB RUBBHT3 RIPSTOSK3 20 BAGS ONIONS Also, 3 OABBS HAMS AND BAOOH TO-MORROW. PRODUCB SILE, FRUIT TREES, FLOWERING SHRUBS, &«. W, DOWDEN VST ILL Bell by auction at the Exchange V T Mart, To-morrow, at 11 o'clock. A Large Quantity of Fruit add Flowering Trees and Bhruba (aasorieo) 111 Backs Onions (Sydney) ICO Books Pota'ojs (Sydney) AIBO, Canterbury Potatoes Apples, Oranges. Mandarins Lemons, Bananas Bacon and Hams Oboeae, Baef, Kice, Sonar. Tea Mate?, Oats, Chair ice, &0., &c. W. DOWDEN, Auctioneer.



' JOHN LEYDON.] [EDWAKD LEYDON ! TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. j MESSRS. JOH» &E. LEYDdN WILL aell at their Central Commercial £a<e Booms, next tbe Union Buuc. » Queen-street, Potatoes, Mate's Cheese! Floor Pumpkins, Mama and Bacon, OnlonE . Hooks, Sewing Machines. Clothing ' Pictures. Cloofca, Tea. Bnprsr, Soap Iron Beds'eada and Mattrasßea Ametloaa Uriel Apples, Baddlory. &O. So,, &C. Also. ; 1 Pir no by Bord, Paris, to be Bold without , reserve. I JOHN LEYEON] EDWD, LEYDON f TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock a.m. i SHRUBS, FLOWERING PLANTS, : FRUIT TREES, &c.. &c. I Cff AVIN6 made arrangements with Mr El. James Mason, cf Parnell Nntaorloß, will reonive weekly supplies ot the newest coUeo ttona ot SHRUBS. FLOWKRINQ PIIANTB, FRUIT TRSK3. &0., whloh they will offer to the public JOHN & Ed. LEVTDON, Auctioneers TO-MORROW, 11 o'clock a.m. CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL sell by auotlon, To-morrow, at their Booms, Qneen-Btreet, at U o'olook sharp, '<■ POULTRY - Fowls. Dnoks. Geeae, Tnrkeys. a Canarleß, Yoang Pigs, Fox Terrier (took 1 Pilze). Bnglish Terrier. FKUIT-Oranßos and Apples. ,t PRODUOK—Hams and Baoon, Walroa Cfteese. a Beef, Lard, Salt Batter, Potatoes, Carrots. 0 Vegetables, Oats, Maize, Bran. Bharpu. ■. GROCERIES — Flonr, Plmneal, Tea, Sagor. 1 Oatmeal, Salt, Woo. Mustard, Biscuit-. Candles. Uround Qlnger, Barley, Starch, VOBtua, &o. Also, . 56 Gents' Suite Clothes. TrOMMS eß d VeaUi, c t>hlrts, wlnoeys, Tableoloths, uivakate, ...mbrollUia. &C CARBINES It TASXOB, Aoctloaeer?. ! TUESDAY, JULY 31. BY ORDER OF THE MOBTaAQEES. ! E. & A. ISAACS 1 TTAVE received instractions to selL by 1 JDL anctlon, aUhelr Btpres, Qneen^treet, 00 j Tuesday next, July 31. at 11 o'olook. H 5 THE S.S. LALLa. ROOKH, 5 With Engines. Rnnn'ng Gear, Fittings, etc, « at present hauled up on Mr 1). Gouk'a Slip. { — —— Terms and conditions ol sale to bo seen at tho office of r \ E. & A. ISAACS, ir I Merchants and Auctioneers. .j■ > * ■ I (Continued on fourth page,