were evidently strong suspicions on till part ot the Bank, Uiere ecem.d to linn tv U no real evidence of any Mich impropriety 1,1 conduct by the debtor as would justify tin Court in refusing liia dissharne, as tc his dealings with his wife's property, thai was no new thing. If something bad beea done, however, in contemplation of the bankruptcy, the case would bs different. Tho transactions extended far away back beyond the time when the bankrupt wan ii a good position, inasmuch as it appeared from the trustee's report that when the fire of 1881 occurred, by 'which ho lost at least £4,000, he wan apparently in a tair position, while tho diffi culties caused by that loss were increased by subsequent ill-health. These things fully accounted for debts to n larger amount than appeared now upon tho schedule. It seemed to him that hud the debtor liled immediately after the bf, he would have been in such a position as to have fairly osked for Ins diacharoo at once. But he was induced to carry on by the Bank. It was well known that it was the habit of banks to set as much ont of their debtors as possible and then to drop them. He confessed that he saw nothing in the e\idence tending to shew that ttii debtor had acted in any way improperly. There was merely a suggest tion of the suspicion of such a thing. There was no evidence to show that he had not given up the whole of his property. The truateo's report was not at all unfavour able to him. As to the action of the creditors in voting him his furoiiuro, that was a mutter for the creditors themselves; they had amply exercied the power gmn them by the act. The English Act was different. A parti altogether from the quesi ion of relation-1 ship It was very natural thvt the creditors] shoufd have been inclined ;o dual leniently • with tha debtor, seeing that he had been payiDg off debts to the cxtont of 12* Gi in the £ In short, he did not see any ci.cum btances In the case to prevent the debtor getting his discharge.—Order made accord iuyiv. BLOMFIM.B V. COtEMAN AND CIAEKK trustees in Head's estate.-Mr E Hesketh for plaiutff, Messrs A E. Whitaker and Cotter for defendants. - This was an action brought by a devisee and residuary legatee under the will of the lat s Captain Read, of Poverty Bay, against the trustees and executors of the will, and the other re siduary legatees to have tho trusts of the will declared. The plaintiff wan the eldest eon of the testator's brother, aad he has just come of oge. Two properties Were bequeathed by tho testator to hie brother's widow and children, namely, Tohouriaraocfi, on the Arai Kiver, to the eldest fob, Thomas K< el Bloom field; and Matawhero, near Gisborne, in trust for the widow, Sarah Blomfield, so long aa she remains unmarried, and after her decease or marria^o, for the eldest son, provided that immediately after that event ft should be valued, and its value de dacted from the share of the eldest eon in the testator's roiduary estate, The point in dispute was n.i to whether the plaintiffs interest was to be ascertained now or only at his mother's death, another provision in the will declaring that the children should receive their shares as they came of age. After going very fuily inte the whole matter, His Honor said he thought the intention of tho testator to be gathered from his will was, that his wbole estate except Tahaurearangi was to be equally shared by the six children, but at the same timo he wished Matawhero to be kept in thefaroilvi How this was to be accomplished Jwben Mata whero fell in, was a matter on which >liey need not speculate, until that contingency arose. Meauwhilo there would be a decree in favour of the plaintiff for the pa; • ment to him of his share of the residuary estate at present in the hands of the trus tees, the costs of alt partle< to the suit to he taxed as between solicitor and client, and paid out of the estate

WKSTON V. COLBMAN AND CLARKK (trustees in Bead's estate) —When this case was before tho Court the jury answered iv the plaintiffs favour the two issues sul;» milted to them. -Mr If. Hotketh therefore on the plaintiffs behalf now moved for judgment in accordance wfth the (incline of the jury.—Mr A. X, Whitaker (defendant's solicitor) was quite agreeable to the appli cation, tho judgment on being prepared, to be submitted to both parties.—By con« sent, the co9ts were fixed at £120.

Montague v. Smith (appeal from the Cambildi^e X.M, Court). —Mr Hugh Camp> bell, who appeared for Mr J, I*. Campbell (appellant's solicitor), applied for a fort night's adjournment, which was granted, Mr A. E. Whltaker, who represented Mr Cotter (respondent's solicitor) offering no OPPcßllon. Bart? v. Slight (Appeal from the Thames K.M. Court).—Mr J. M. Alex ander appeared ia support of the ap peal. The appellant is a Thames pub lican, and the respondent a police • ilicsr, upon whene information the former was convicted some time ago of selling liquor to an intoxicated person. It waa proved in Court that the alleged BRle was made to some person other than the one said to be intoxicated, but r.everthelass the Magistrate, relying upon the section of tbe Act which declares that proof of con sumption ia evidence of a sale to the person who consumed, found defend ant guilty of the charge,—Mr Alex ander now contended that the Act simply meant that this was a prima facie evidence of the selling, but it did not pre vent rebutting evidence being adducod, as in this case. His Honor upheld the con tention, and the appeal was therefore allowed,

CAUTION TO TRADESMEN.

It is reported that a number of produce merchants have been very cleverly swindled by a pereon who opened business in a main thoroughfare leading out of the city, ad vertising large consignments. There haa been a good deal of rushing about the city to-day making inquiries,ami the police have been consulted, but bb yet affairs do not teem to have come to a head.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

July. 11,1883. CototUl Bwk-»cllfra. i"> N.Z. Inraranoe—HujeiS. 73s ex div. Hnuth BriUih Inaurai.oo-Sallerß, 67a Visher and Cn.-Bnynra, lls Accident Assurance—Bayers. 64 lOd Qaeen o( Beauty — 13 61, 14 6i, 148; ik-llera, 148 8d Dccv Level Crofla—Sellers, U 9d Bright Smne- 3s; eellerc, 3< 3d Prlnoe Imperial—Sellers, 4U Premior—los; sailers, 10a Band of Friendship—2i 3d New Union Beaob—2a, i&'id. ; buyers, 2a Id Jnst-ln-Tlme—Buyers it JOSSPB NEWMAN, Clialrtnaa,

The election of a councillor to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of tylr Hoardman, has been fixed to take place on Friday, 27th inst, .Nominations to the vacant Beat will bo received up till Monday, IGth inst.

" The Critic " is the title of a New York literary weekly, for which Mr \V. B. Langbridge, of the Jtiurea, has been ap pointed Auckland agent. The copy of the paper which now lies before us snows it til be a high-class journal, and we under stand it is fully appreciated as such throughout the United States.

Some amusement was today extracted from a Police Court case, arising out of a " regular set-to " betwpen three woman named Mary Mulville, Kate DnnovaD, and Maria Donovan, in West Queen-street. Mary Mulville dopoaed that on Friday evening ahe had been oat for cabbage to a vegetable lady—(A laugh.) She begged pardon,' the meant the person who sold carrots and potatoes. On returning she 3iw Kate standing in her door-way. Kate Buook a broom (long handled) at her, and exclaimed: "Mow, Holly O! come here and I'll " (using a bawful word). Kate struck her ; she was a delicate woman, still she managed to claw he down. The old womm then rushed at her door with an axe, and threatened 10 let the fresh air in. The i onovans me all fighting and whisky women. Kate Dono van, wife of John Donovan, depos d that Mrs Melville went and told tales to her mother-in-law, and threatened to kick her when she caught her out. She went with the broom to ascertain the truth, when Mrs Melville attackid her, and pulled oat a quantity of hair. (Witnes< bore produced a lot_ of hair to the Court). It was not horses hair, but her own natural crop. Maria Donovan also gave evidence in a somewhat incoherent mannei, to the effect that she lost " many drops of honest blood" throngh Mary Mnbiile, an d that she put a stone in her stocking, and that it weut through the wiDdoiv. Sho conld not, old woman as she was, see Kate muithcrod without an effort to nave her. To Mr Tyler : " Ye*. I have been inside Mount Eden on a charge of assault, but the wretch desarved it." Here wit ness flew into a violent passioa, and jumped out of the box. The three women were bound over to keep the peace to wards each other for a month; and the o'her neighbours had better take the hint and keep clear of the " fighting women " during that period.

Latest Despatches.

, Questions lO'Day. ; Mr O'Callaghan to-day asks the Go. vemment if they intend amending the Pub i lie Works Act to enable Koad Boards to compel owners of land to clear gorse hedges : inlringine: on roads. Mr Levestam intends askiDg the Trea surer if Government intend dealing with 1 the subject of specially taxing property in. creased in value by public works. Major Harris asks the Minister of Works if he r*ill make an inquiry re the traffic at M^nurewa Katlway citation with a view to appointing a station-master, JSetv Bills. Mr Hutchison to-day a-ks leave to in troduce the Contagious Diseases Act Re peal Bill, aud Mr SHAW asks leave to in troduce the Company's Act, 1882, Amend ment Bill. The Native Land Question. • Mr Kkllys native lund.'motion is now the first notice on the order paper, and will be disposed of after the decentralisation de bate is finished. Electrical Engineer to the House Mr V. Barton, electrical engineer, who arrived here on Sunday, has been appointed to the charge of the electric light in the House. He is a son of the late member for Wellington, and learnt the business utider Dr. Siemens, the celebrated elec trician. The Decentralisation Motion. The Government having made the deceu tralizatlOD motion a party question, it will bo deteated by a large majority. Mr Mont gomery's supporters had rockoned, if the Government did not take that stand, that at least 40 members would have voted tor the motion. 'Itie Committee's Jieport on the Land Companies' Bill. The Joint Committee on bills mot this morning to consider the Land Companies' Bill, and will report this oftemoon that the bill should bo regarded as a private measure, Ihe Assembly Library Building, Mho Joint Library Committee to-day ap pointed a sub committee to declare the situ for the now Assembly Library Building, which is to cost £25,000

TELEGRAMS.

E(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

RUSSELL, thia day. Arrived : Kotornshanii. She sails at 4 p.m. foi Sydney. Passongors—Mr and Mrs Glc dwell.

Sailed: Wellington, for tho North; whaleships Robert Morrison, Palmetto, and Alasta, for a whaling cruise, Tbo whaleboat which was being brought from Auckland by the Wellington for tbe whaling party at the North Cape, was smashed by a sea.

PEX PEKSS ASSOCIATION )

DUNEDiN, this day. At the Supreme Court to-day, Joseph Louth, convicted of the embezzlement of Government moneys while employed as station-master at Tapanui, was sentenced to three years' penal servitude. The hoar ing of the chargo of manslaughter against Mr and Mrs Wnin has been commenced. ■

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

FIiEUTKRS TELKGR»MS,

(Received July 11th, 2.30 p.m.)

Bridge or 'luunel over the Channel. Paris, July 10. IN tho Chamber of Deputies yesteiday, a bill was introduced authorising the con struction of a bridge (sic) across the Erig lish Channel. ALEXANDRA, July 10. SPHE.ID OF CIIOL_RA CHECKED. Tho stringent measures which have been en forced in the cholera-infected diatricts have already resulted in diminishing the ravapes of the epidemic. At Dumietta a consider able decrease in the number of deaths ba9 been secured, nnj hopes are entertained that any further outoreak will be pre vented. ENGLAND AM) THE CHANNEL TUNNEL. LONDON, July 10. The Joint Committee of Lords and Com mons appointed to report upon tbe desir. ability of the projected Channel tnnnel, arrived at a decision to-day. After hearing voluminous evidence and upon subsequent deliberation, the majority of the committee decided against the pioject, as being imx pedient and calcu'ated to prejudice im portant national interests.

MINING NEWS

(Fro_the (iCokomandbl Mail."

Just-in-Time,— Dyar and party, the con tractors for sinking the shaft, have com pleted their contract. On Wednesday the last set of timber wan put in, and after the last column was fixed, everything bewg now ready for pumping and winding, a start will probably bo made to open out on Monday. Stoping noith has proceeded during the week without atiy good result. There is a small parcel of about twenty tons of general dirt, which will be put through the battery next week. Tokatea.—The directors of this perse vering compaDy have decided to carry No. 7 level ahead to the big reef. Tenders for the work will shortly be called. TOKATEA.—The manager reports as fol lows :—The cross-cut in the stope level from the hinging wall to the f ootwall leader has been driven about ten feet. A small vein w_s cut throu<sh abont half way in, but of no importance. We expeot to have the footwall reef in baud in two or three feet moro driving. '1 he general stuff from the slopes is about usual average, bat do picked stone. There is no change in the No. 2 intermediate. Tbe reef continues well defined, bat shows to gold. Tributes kno_ and MacNeill have obtained 731bs, of picked stone from their stopes on the No. lor Royal Oak tribute reef, a»d gold still showing in the face. Dick is also working on payable gold in his tribute be tween No. 1 level and surface, Royal Oak first contract for 100 feet in new low level is now complete, and tenders are ont to complete the balance, viz., 130 fee. From tho appearance of the lode in Knox and MaoSeill's tribute where the gold speci mens are now )being [obtained—the de velopment of the reef at a lower level is not unlikely to turn out a rich prize for the shareholders who have under adverse cir. enmstanecs so pluckily stuck to tbe com pany. ________-___----_

The Pollard Liliputian Opera Troupe left Queensland for Siopapore, India, and China on 24th June last. Miss Lelo de Lorme, a Queensland girl, nieco of Mr W. Bartleet Langbridge, of this city, is prima donna of the company, and the Australian press speak very highly indeed ot her vocal and dramatic powers, and pre dict a brilliant future for her.

THE AUCKLAND EYEMNG STAR, WEDNESDAY. JULY 11.



Siupp'ng. ■_, /iUIDINGSTAR, J&^V. Hjf BARQUENTINE, FROM •)sWM*|fe; DUNKDIN. The abovo Vessel having cptorcd In at the Customs, Consignees aro requested to Pay Freight and obtain Delivery Orders. Goods impeding discharge of vessel will bo stored at Consignees' risk and espense.^ Agents. 11th Jnly. 1883. ■xzm.. f^S AND AFTFR THDKS; *3s*£ v " DAY, Joly 12. 1883 the S.s. *BSB*wrL»LV will not leave .Auckland for Riveih ad on Thursdaya, nor Biverhoad (or Auckland on I'rirtn.v momlcgn; bat, Instead, , will leave tor the Wa<le on f haraflay llret tide, returning on Friday first tide. W. IO^UK-K. Manager K.H.P.Co. Amneements. GKAND COixVBRSAZIONB In aid of the funds of tho young women;s institute Will be held in tho CHORAL HALL ON THURSDAY, 19TH JULY, AT 8 P.M. CONCERT, CHiRADBS, &C. FULL PARTICULARS IN FUTURE ADVERTISEMENT. Single Tickets. 2s; Double Tickets, Ss. May be had o£ any Member of tho Committee or W. RATTRAY, Hon. Treasurer.



"WanWiO. WANTED KNOWN—My highes " T priced Tea la 1b Gd. It la going: tea. M ifl equel to wtac la soU tihewhora at 3e.—W. J DamplGr, HotiHon afr.'tt. ! \Xr ANTED, Plasterers for Ne1 , »T Plymouth.-Apply Auckland Timbt Company's yard. _____ WAftTiiD, an experienced Gardener. - ■Apply to Mr* U twine, Hamilton Hot a Hamilton. V\z ANTED, two good Improvers to th ' T Benob; constant work, —T. Protse1 Upper Qaeen-Btreet. v», «NTED K«OW« — Men's Blac vT Folt Hats, 8s; Gr«ud Line of Boyi lUuofc do, la 8d; French I'aak Caps, 91; s Dampler'B Wanodelfl street Shop. WANTED, a Young Man to assist ii the Hakahouse.—*pply toH. Ford.ne* Duder'H store, Devonport. \i_fANTEb, a Strong Young Man as ira VT prover. — Apply to R. Mackay, Ship builder, Custom-house-street East. ANTED, a young Man able to Kee] Pooka and make himself Generally me ful. Rtfarenoes reqalred.—Apply H. ).. Pot Bennlskle, Shortlsnd-Btreet. \\f ANT-Di""-" Youth to attend ti * horses and make himself Renerall; neefal.—Appiy to Mrß Hco^er, Hobson-street. WAM Xl), smart Youth for an Uifico.- Apply Box No. 137, Voat-offlce. WANTED, a Strong, Civil Lad abou> 14, for a Butcher; ono used to the trade with good oharacter. — Apply at onoo to Messn Fiaher „ Co. WANTED, a Boy for the Butchering,— -apply James KllKuur, Newmarket. ■%\t ANTED, an active Boy about 15 : V T mm t have a Rooa chMaolor.—Apply T, and 11. Cooke, 41, Ylctoria-Btreet. ANTED, a Boy.—Apply Thomas Tnradnle, t3, QreT-street. WAJNI ED, two Smart Boys for the boot trade.-Apply Auckland Boot Fac tory, Custom-etreot West. WAN TKDT Boy to mind OfilceT^ Apply to morrow. Now Zealand Stud Company's OlHce, ahortland-streot. WANTED, ft respectable boy us Ap prei t'co to tbo Tailoring Bnalnoßa. vlurtt not In) over U yoarn of age.—_ppiy 11. _, 3o«scnnlskl«. Mhortlund sTfpt Vl/A«T_|i, 2 Smart _ads for cutting Vf ( H'.—Muuiluy muiniutf 7 o'clock sharp, Qoo. Co?. Mia, Moohanlca' Bay Brick Yard. ANTED KNOWN-Three Pairs for notliliiii to the Ot nthsman who doea cot think my cronh Lot of (units' lto&l Hand-sewn tUo.Btl»Blde Boots for 10a a bargain; at Damptar'a Boot_Shop. Vlotorla-atreet. ANTED, a General Servant, othiTs kept; very small (smllr.—Apply witn riifi'ivnoee, botween 9 a.m. ana 2 p.m., to Mr« Bonnie, Uraknl Kogd. Romnora. WANTED, a Domestic Servant for genoral honiohold work.—Apply to Mrs Newman, itomuora; or J. Newman, Inanrance Bullctog. WANTBD, a good steady Girl for honMWork ;l also Woman for wnnhlnu ores a week.—Apply to Mrs l'orclval. Green Lane Btat on. _».' ANTED, a Respectable Girl as » * general servant Must havo references. —Apply to Dr. Kvana. Pitt-gtreet. WAITED, etrong active Girl,—Apply immediately to Mra Hanly's, Hanßlop House, Vincent-stroot. WANTKl1, a Girl lor Book-folding and Howii k; one accustomed to,the trade profaned.—apply to Win Leys, Bookbinder and Pacer Rnl»r. 3 doom above Stab Office. WANTED, a young girl as General Servant.—Mrs bishop. Newmarket. WANTED, a Nursegirl and a Waiter.— Mra Mllno.Hobson UotoUllobson-atreet. \,V -NTED a Strong Girl to assist in * Housework, and Blocp at home.—Apply Jlrs Price, noxt Dr.Dawson'a, Wellosleystreot. «Vf A N TEDrre7p"ectable~Gir], about 15, t V as domestic.—T, Grosser. Uppor Qaoon- Bireot WANTED, an Experienced Barmaid.— Apply Imperial (late .Metropolitan Hotel). V*/ ANTtD KNoWM - Men's tJn. ¥T b'caihed Hooka 3d ; Buporlor do. 61; Worsted Soofes. 4d; Bracts, Od; siunn Html Hnltin, 2d tbe suite; very H.iperlor do, U.I ; at Uamplor'a Wakeflala-Btreot ahop, W TNTEDTIjy a Professional (German) Gardener, Kmp'oyment for a few dayd during the week—Apply at Mra Price's, thruo dooralrom Young Men's Inatitato, Wollesley-at WAITED, Employment (not particular what) in or about a business placo, by steady man ; wagoa moderate—J, Lee, care of Gilbert, Chemist, Queen stroet. WANTED, by a Lady experienced in touching, Engagement as vuitlng Uo verneee. aut.jcota : Qooa Hnglish, Kronen, Mimlo. aud uriwlnij. For reference apply to Hey. It. K. Maoblcol. St. Jameu'd Manee.— Adilresa XVli^tti Hjifß 00. » >,' ANT-U, by an experienced person, a T V hltnatlun as Lady Uelp or llonwkoouer; no ol'jOßilon to oonntry; good referenow. — Addrowi JHC, Starofllee. \\l axxTKD, Pupils, by Mr Jonson V v (Shorthand Teachor at tho College). Shorthand taucht in three montha. Address! Karangahapo lioad. vh ANTiID. a constant supply of llab* ** blta and I'igoorK ; bfiit pnoe nlvon,— Finn Shop, Hobtoa-street, nozt to C lurian lljtel. \\! ANTED, Board and Kesidence by n H yonneman In a private family.—Apply wlthterma to J. 8.. BT-ROffloo. _* AINT_->, the news to spreud aDuut i" tho-«rand Cheap Kresh Lot of Men'a and Women* Auoklaod-mado Boots; at uampioi'3 BooCßhop, Vlotorla-Bt'eet. vv A^Tl<.D, to Lot, a L»rge Bedroom V T (furniahod), to a respectable man; Hob son-street, central.—Addrosa at Staii Office. \&i ANTED, a Sitting-room and Bed- V T room (fiirnlyher) with nae of kiloben, for a married oouulo (iwo children).—.apply Rooms, htab ofllca. RANTED, Tenders for Earth \n ork : also 1 iggioK a <«w acres o.nltlv*taa gronnd. A liberal prlos to goad workmen,— Purdie. O»r<len—'. near HO7d a Pottery. \\J ANTED TO SELL, Small Stove, * t nonrly new; nteael—, extra flttlnie; no torlher caa for U.-_ddrei« at this office. WANTED KSOWN- Towels, 2Jd ; K-trn Qrand Line of Ladiea' bilk Bcarvee, la; Htay _a«ka. M, 4d, and ca.tto par; at Darujplor'n Wakofl«ld-street .hop. WANTED to Sell, first-class 6J horse power Horizontal EagUo wltn Multl tnhalnr Boiler.—For price, &0., apmy to T. w, Rivb'l, Gnneral Fnmlßhßr, m-xt tlb^t Ifntnl. »*/ ANTKD to Sell, or would exchange T » for light hook, lino npst*ndli>K Horw, I years old; vary Bailable for spring ca-t.—K. Kaw. Vlotorla-Btreet. RANTED, to Porchaie, n three or ft fonr-roomod Cottage, on Deterred Pay ment. Poneonbyor led wood preferred.—For aedtoaa apply to btab uffloo. WAHTED, to Buy, LefUff Clotning of every description, for cash. Partiea waited on. P.S.—Wanted Known—For Hiro, Trap and Saddle Horses.—Apply Thoa lIIU, Clothier and Draper, Parnef.. WANTED KNOWN-Ladiea'Outdoor Shoea, in ; Ladles' High heel Black Eld U(in Ing or Kvenlng Bhoee, 4a 6d; at Uampler'a Boot Shop, Vloiorls-Hreer- W ANTED, Farmers and Planlora to know that I am In receipt of beet Canterbury Beed Potatoes of various klndw; a'uo, 60 tons best Hobart Uorwenta.-B. K. DtivlM, C—itomhooß9-street Emit ANTED.—We are Selling a Blaok Coat and Veit for 27s 01, a good Tweed Troußen and Vest for let. and a Tweed Hat (or In Oil.—J. «. Brown1* Cbf up Drapery and Cloth lug KalabHiihment. Mannkan Road fParnell, ANTED, Buyers for Steam-made PamaKtß. M ppr lb; Mniton, 3d; Bolllnß Beef, !d per Ib; Oorrhan Huupngo. Bi; wbole tale, 6d. —G. Holme. Hutch :r, Nary Con traotor, fee. W~ ANTED the Ladies to Know that Mnnro and MMlgan, Hobson-streot, haveseenred tha servloea of a first ol«sa Mil liner, and aro now prepared to Bapplr rnilllnorj In all Ub branohea on the ahorteat notloe. WANTED KNOWN-a Few Print Costumes left, only 4s: a Grand Lino of v Inter Comnmoß, ISs; Black Fnr '1 rlmmfng, 91 the yiT& ; Hwanadown, la the yard ;at Oampler's Wakefleld-street Shop. \ft T ANTED KNOWN by friends and Vl onstomets—That Mosers Tapp and Co.. Boot and Shoemakers, havo pnrohuied tho; BtcOK and llnsiness Of Scott and Co., Vlntoria struct (opposite Bobaon Hotel), and intODd to continue Belling the test Quality of Goods at current prloeß. " %/ »/ANTED KNOWN—Nice Lot of I" Flannel (White and Coloured), cheap j alao Grey Blankota, 1C» the pair; Ho .1 Quilts, 3a Gd each; Hugs, 7s; at Uampier'a W<ktileld street Shop. \\J ANTED, Dressmakers and the public • » to come and ccc the New Cheok dllk Tartana. 4 different patterns; np to 4s 6< Per yard. So very < oarco. To bfl had only at wm. Beehnn's Drapiry Kstablißhment Hobson-street (opposite Governor Hiowne Hotel. Hobaon at.la WAN TED~KNOWN—I adies' Winter Jick.it', 5a G1; Ladlet.' Ulatera, fia Od; Wool Shawls la Od; Lot of Large fin,ohoip; Win. ovHldita.Hs 6d; at Dmuplo/'u Wakefleld treat Shop, , %*/- ANiKD KNOWN—That 1 am pre- V t pared to pnrohaee Houeehold Furniture and other eifeota on the premises on tbe sborteat notice. In town or country.—Apply personally or by !e«t_r, to Jameß Kao, Umby-etiect. «a; ANTED KNOWN —UHEAP TIM- Vl her I Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building- Materials, can be purchased oheaper and better than any wnore else at the Yards of D. Goldie, Albert-street. ' \\! ANTED.—When you are in fiobson- V* Btreet call and ?eo the Large and Choice Stock of Sootrh Cheviot Tweeds. In heather and cr»nlt« Bhadefl, »t Munro «nq Mililgßn'n. v»7^^iEir~Kfsruwir^rß^nyTß~T;rT- tt oopherom, la 3d; Rank Combß Id; To nh Combp, 2d; Hair Brnsbes, Sd-Tooib Brnßhea, 6d ; Hair On 6d tho bottle; at Dampler's Wake fleldptreet ShoPj «^7aNTED KNOWN—That all Work. W ing Men can save their money by call- Ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant All meals 6d. Board and Lodging, 15s per week.—Robert Murdook, Proprietor. Note the addreas, nearly opposite tho Waltemata, and olose to the Dook WANTED SEEN, the grand line of Gents' Warm Hotel Slippers at 'U; also, Ladlos ulgh-heel Prunella Boots, wiih toe oapa, 6a 60.—At Uampler'g Boot Shop, Victoria Btreet.



Wanted. WANTED, a reßpectablo Person as Nurse to aocornpany a Lady with throa children to India.—For aa_e3B app'y to Mr Gardner. Chemist, Worth chore. \\f ANTED KNOWN, large supply of Vt flwt-olnaj Sut Batter on Bile, fither wholesale or retail. — John OgUvle, Grooar, Victoria-street West. WANTED, to be Supplied by a first olafs Green Grooery Car I every Krldsy. —Apply A; J. Thomaß, Lisbon Store, Fru_Ua Hoad. WANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on personal and collateral aeonrltf, ro payable by -weekly lnntalmonta. Hula din oounttd.—line's Now Zoaland Fawn Bhop, Darby atrect, WANTED KNOWN—'."oloured Cash mere, 1b 61 the yard ; Black Velveteen, Is 9 A ; Cretonne, 74 tlm yard; Dumnsk Table oovor.i, 3s Gd; American Leather for Table Covers, lid the yard; at Uimpler'iftfWakeflcld street Whop. _______ WaHTKU KiNuWin — I will Rive 3 Pairs or the following for Nothing to those who do not think tbooa Bargains :—Ladles' High-heel White MarstU HootH li the pair; Lttdttß' Hfgh-h> ol White Kid Hoots. Is 61 and „ Bd, at Dampler'a Boot Shop, Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWW-The following Bllthtly sollod Ladles' Superior Coloured KM Gloves, Is 2d; Ladles' Felt S_irtn, la 6d; Clark's 200 yard rtols of JBlaok Cotton, id eaoh; Men'n 'i rouaoTß. 1j 01; at DamDior's WakoUeld- Btroot Shop. ...» ANTED KvOWN — Tin I Tea I! ■ T Tea I! I Uavlnit j tut Bought a Bargain In I'm at a notion, I will SKLL IT at Is Ed tbe Ib, Several have tried It, und say they cannot tee any difference between It and what le generally Bold at 3a elsewhere. Any way, I WILL GIVK TURKIC POUNDS OF IT FOR NOTHING to the flrot person who docs not think It a Bargain. So bo In tloio.-At Dam pier's Qobaon-atreet Shop. ~\xj AJNTED KNOWN—Another Grand VT Lot B«rlin Woo!, beantlfnl oolonrs, etlll the name prioe (3d the dozen ekelna); Fligee ln« Wool (all coloured 3d pur ekoln; White Worsted, Id thj largo Bkeln; at Damplit's Wakefleld-Btreet Shop. W A .N T E D KNOWN- Tt TH BBBT AND OHK4.PKBT ROUBK FOB DRAPHRY 18 J. CAUQuEV'S, Karanoahapk Road. WANTKU KNOWN- J. C. IB X CABH BUYKH, IB UMIIII SMALL KXPBNHB, AND WILL 3ET.L A UOOD ARTICLE AT A LOW PBIOE, WANTED KNOWN- Btrong Grey C—loooa. 2d, 2Jd. 3d, id,sd, and Od Wlitto ditto, 3d, 341). 4}<t 6i), 6Jd Good Heavy Navy Bnrßo. Did, 11R la Sid Black Oaahmero. 1b 3jd. la Bd. 2» <M. Ss 3d Coloured Ciuhmoros, Isßid ; boamltal shadea Of wine, Marone, Prune, and Drawn Unbleached Bheetlug, doublo wlc th, IOJd, la Old White ditto, la Id. 1b 3}d. 1» BJd Working Men's bhirta. Hid. la IOJd. 2a6d,35. 3»3d > ilmna.n nhlrta, la lid, 5a 9d. 6a IIJJd Men's Books, In lamnawool and merino, from 7jd Bplen.ld Valoeln Blankets a. Largo Stock of Ladles' Hosiery, and a Com plete Btook of lliibordastjurr. J. UAUGHEY, Two Donna Abovb lj»MnnunNß'a KaRaWO tHAPE KuAD WANTED KNOWN-Threo Pairs for nothlnß to the Lady who does not think the Ladlea' High-leg High-heel Prunella Boots for 89 <M a bargain ; at UamDler's 800 l Shop. Vlotorla-B>r6ei. VIfANTEI) KNOWN—Ladies1 Collars, I? 2d; Collara and Coffii, 5d tho set; Rlb dodb (asßortad). S Inohea wide, 41 per yard; {rood Hewing bilk, leu than utnal prioe, 2 reels Id; at Damplet'a W&kefleld-iitreet Shop. V* ANTED KWOW JN — TT JUiT OPKNKD UP AT STEPHKNSON'S— Volrot*en. U3, 3a, !/6, to 6/6 per yard SCO yards Coloured Satins at 1/0 and 1/9 1 oaae Hosiery, newest shades, la Navy, Seal, Hitu.'k, Cardinal, Wlnea Splendid Value In Ulnton, 3 C opwuda Plain and F&noy Jersey Jaoketa, 7/6 to Ssa A Bpoolal Line In Newmarket Shjpe, 20a l/ndorolothlng, In Newest Styled, all prloea Hate, In.Newest Shapoa, larg* variety Lnrga ABBortmeot Men's Clothing Full Carpets, yard wide, 1/3 per yard Tapcatry Carpets, 2/3,2/11, aud 3'B pnr yard OU Cloth, for Hail and Ploor. I,'fl. V, 2/3 yard Matting, /!)». I', 1/3, (1} and H yards wide) KlannolH. /71, ,■!!. 1/. to 2/6 per yard B-l Dlnnkuti", 9/U and 10/0 per pair 10-1 Ulankotg, 12/11 and 1C 6 per valr 11-1 UlanltetJ, Wi and 27/6 Dor t air Wlnceya, H&, D|d, 74.1. to 1/ per yard 1000 Flivt Choice Joeophlnes, elixhtly spotted, 3/8 DRKS9M_KING ANtT" MILLINKRTf ON TUB I'RKMIdUS. LADIES' OWN MATKKIAL MADE UP. SaooesßtulContiaotor tor Drapery for Lnnatlo Asylom, 1883. BTKPtfENSON'S I'RAl'K'tY AND BALK WARKHOUBK, aKANUAHai-a nuio, NKWTON. V* 7 ANIED KNOWN — LiidieB1 I m ▼ T brfllas. U3d ; Silk do, li; Qont'a do. Si; GHk' PAraiols. Is 8d ; and Lou of other Freah Bargains ; at Dampler'n Wakafleld-etreet dhop. R~AF_UPrO XTL 1 NITYT-Wanted, by a Lady, to Adopt a Ltttla Girl under five jean. Full partlouiara on applloatlon.—Addreu BI.K, "Times ' O—co, Blenheim, MurlboronKb. New Zealacd. ro "GRnClTllS.—Wanted, a Man ' thoroughly acquainted with the trade; capable of keeping hooka and soliciting orders. —Apply X.Y.Z., Star and ' Herald." Y-SSELB. — Wanted to Charter, a Cotter to carry 40 or 50 tons, or a Smul Scow.—Apply It. and R. Dader, North Bhoro. Wantod, 1 or 2 r Small Dal:l«s— Apply Cueade Btoro, Col'oro hoad. Jboat and Found LOST, Young Brown Retriever, muwcrs to name or Carlo; haa thl« year's collar.— Finder row<rd«l on leaving Bama at J. Knko'a, Baker-ttrtet,—Any porson detaining the dog after tbli date will be proseonte_ LOBT, BuDcb Keys.— JKeward 2s 6d.— J. Balyday'a, fhonlgnd gtreat. I ÜBT, near aty Market, on the 6th inst, U Gold Rlnraetallronnd withooral.-Flsder htndeomely rewarded by bringing came to Htm Office. •TIOIIND, a Tnrac containing a small sum " of money.—Apply to D. Evltt, Gunmakor, Quoon-strect. Drapery etc. DOYS1 riLOTfIINQ jY|AKT. PARKNTB WOULD DO WELL TO MAKB A CALL. AND INSPECT. BOTib1 NHW ZtALAND TWKBD SUITa Boya' Clothing Mart BO?S' HAII.OR HI ITB. Bojb'Clothing Mart BOYk' Vblvkt suits. Boys' Clothing Miru BUYS' HH RGB SUrra. Hoyn' Clothlnic Mart BOYS' OVKHCOATB. Hoyb" Clothing Marr. Spool- Llnra In Strong Durable TWKBDB FOX BOXo' WEAR- Meuure taken anA pattern out to fit at nominal charge (or thoaa who prefer to make up thotr own garment*. FOn BOYS ONLY, Note the Address— BOYS piOIHINQ M AnT- Next to tholr Tailokino Kbtaiiuhhment. WHITE AND WATKI>SON, I OS3 AND WOOLLBN IMPORTER VIOTOBIi-BTBtKT. ApQKUND »»;E CAN BEAT QUEEN TT BTIISKT IN NEWTON. BO call on ROBERT MASON for Knloker Suits, Itoya' and YoDtbV fulta. all altca (good valno): Men's Troneorß ivo'y good aaallty), 111 Gd; Tronaers and vest la rat-class article), 21b 6d: Cloth and Worsted Coats, splendid value; Tweod Hulta, from 24a Oil; Oraid Selection of Winter Shirts, Ladleti' HS OambrlO Handkerchiefs, Gd; Bmbroldered Col lats. 4d; Mack Mips, from 6d; Rack Straw Hate, Is; Trimmed, 2a; White Flannel, 101 d, la 3d, la 6d; Twill Ore tonnoa. GJ (good pßttomP): OMldren'a Wool Boss, 3d; Stamped Velvet, at 2d Cd (going Qinrkly); Llaae Frilling. Call early and get a pair of good Stcoklnga. It. M. B«lia at abovo priota for OAall ONLY. Money- INDUSTRIAL AND I'KOVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (CORNER OF VULCAN LANB AND QUBEN-BTKEKT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT, This Sooloty la now Issuing INVESTING SHARKS ordinary, carrying full rate of Interest and Profit. PAIE-UP SHARKS of fi2o eaoh, oarrying T per cent interest (payable half-yoarly) and par- Uolpatlng in Surplus Proflto. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, per centi and on Deposits tor 6 months, 6 per oont per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. Tho Society advancea on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of threa (o—_a the value. Borrowers may pay off part or the whole o their Mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Ratca and any further par ticulars required may be obtained at the Soot'ty'a offices. GEORGE FRASER, Manager. £_» "8 || 10 fciu.uou ii_NT on Building "'£> X" Society princlplee, or on other terms to Htilt borrowers. Allotments bought and Ho_ea built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See >Aa% of Properties for Bale on Ist page. Six per cant. allowed on money deposited for invußtmont— O. Williamson, Land, Batate, and Financial Agent and Valuator, 8. Voloan Lano



To Liet. r f\O LET, Shop in Dornwell'a Buildings, |L Dnrby-Ptreetj oorn')"- of I aue.— John Reid »ni 10, Ageuu <-jj O LKT, Two Furnished JKooms, with X Board ; suitable (or a respectable married couple. Mo objection to a Jady dnrlnif iier acoouctenaent.—For address, app'y ta Clifford and Lye, Drapera. &q, Grey-street. /|IO LKT, Charlotte-street, Dear Kiding X School, New Verandah Coitjge, 5 roomß. cupboards, oven, pump, and tanlr,—Apply house below. r'g-vO LKT or Sell, in Fernley-Btreet (off 1 Kranklln Koad). Ponaonby, a Sis-roomed House, with two roaLter grates ant cooking Btovo, cupboards and glass casee, &o.; water laid on, lame shed and cellar, and every oon venlence tor a family,— Apply on tho rr.mi'Bo<. rlpO LET, at Mount Edea, well-finished I sixroomo'l Hou.-o, loallery. and wa^h hmmi, with ooppor boiler, writer laid on, fciokeß'tj Himd. uppnslte Cuoksej's Store, close tv 'Bua atand.—Apply on piemißes. f|iO LKT, a good Shop and Dwelling- I houte of 7 rooms, In populous ueishbnur hood; low rent to a go. d tenant,—Apply to B. Aah ton and San. . i O LkT, from Monday next, Brick ! Shop and Dwalllnp, in Pit t street —Apply to W. J. Offer, Pitt street, opposite Vincent itreet. ■ o LKT, v General ntore in one of the f leadlog townships In Walkato, doing a flrbtolnsa bueiness, — Apply by letter to AB, Post-ofßoo. Te Awamutu. r|"*o LET, in Victoria-street, well-situated L Corner thop and Dwelling of 6 roomß.— W. and T. ffrater. Land Qaeen-street. ra^O LET, nice 5-roomed Cottage; nice 1 portion, very oomfortablet Olarenoaet,. Ponsonby.—D. V. Kvtni, Land * gent. 'I 0 LKT, the two New Shops in Rut- I land-street adjolnlcg the Clarondon , Hotel.—J. M. and J. Mowbray. rr 0 LET, Kew Shop, suitable for drapery, I &c in Jorvois Road: atso, 4-rcomeu.fot tage In Olareooe-Btroet.-Appiy vv. a. illea. Olarenco Btreet, Poasonby. 1O LET, a New Shop and Dwelling; gas and water laid on; adjoining Howe ao4 HarrlsonV, Grooerii. North Koad.—Y, Warren. Nowton. j jj-io BK LET, with immediate possession, t a 7 roomoQ Villa Hosldonce, Bltoated in Park iu>ad, noxt to Karly Bank.—Apply Messrs Ireland Brw.. VuloanLane. I 'mO LET, or Leasefor Sale, in High. t street, Double-fronted Shop, suitable for warehouse or manufactory. Capital 7-roomed House and aoie >t Mount Kdon,—Kd, Wayte, around Floor. 177, Queen-ttteet. rtMJ LET, a pleasant Marine Kesldenco I at the North chore, with Beaoh Frontage, Apply to Chatlea Bailey. Boatbnllder. TO LET.—One of those nice two-storied Cottage* in i>prlog-Btreet. Poisonby Roa<i, in to Let the others being nearly complete!]. They oontain tour large rooms and soul.cry, with Bink and water land on, fitted with gratea, ovens, and oupboarda—ln fnot, every oouitort. Kent, oi/ly 10a 6d—Particulars at Roberta's Btoia, oorner of Spilng-street, For Sale. gPOR SALE, Chitty's Practice of the IT Lawi 7 volumoa, and Statement —Apply for address BTiB Office. Li OR SrLE, an Allotme"ot CfiT 150 ft., V capital position ; Btoro wall fer cc; GOs per foot. E»«y torms. —Apply Mr Clarke, Bden Vale hoaa, Munnt Kden. g CJITAGBS for Sale, within \j fllteen minutes' walk of the Market—V. O. Kwlngton, an Hi to Agent, text the " Herald" offloe. ji'OK SACK, das Kngiiie, in splendid r- order, at nearly half its original coat.— Apply to Ingram & Co., High-street, Auckland. FbITSALE. a first-class Hunter and Bupiry lioruo from W'anganui; also a Bay Qeldins.Kood in saddle and harness.—Apply to w. S. JonOH, Saddler, Queen street. Li OK hALE, a Fast-Bailing Cutter, about .V IB tons, just rebuilt; no«r copper, sails, aid gear; roady (or ta> la t»n dajs.—Apply to Captain Adams, at Oxiey'g. Wharf. FiiOK~S*LE, OR TO LET. 5-roomed ' Houso, Brighton; register grata, side oven, wall, and Dinar oonvenlooeeß.— apply X- AdliDKton, Tnames-Btreet, Brighton. aTToR^SALE (a Bargain), the Schooner I* Jano An'lvrson, 90 torß regUUr, light draught wator, now lying at Qaecn - Btreet winirf.-Aptiiy to h. Mitohelson und Co.. 19. Qoeen-street Wharf. jy OK SALs, new and comfortable House i of 5 rooiM, Sec. Mount Kden Hoad; largo allctmuot, fine vl«w. Vaiy cheap.—Apply Xd. Wuyte, Ground Kloor, 177. Qiimh Btreet, ¥7^OR SAL.X, near the Sprinas and Rail *' war Station, Ooehanga, a Fonrronrnoa VerandahCofagoand Washnonso; alloimont ■10(t. z 60fc.; prlre £160,—Apcly on the plaoa to WlUtam Laruen. UtORSALK, LeaminßtonKoad. off Val " ley Road, off Monnt Roakill Road, very pretty 4-roomod T Cottago;; scullery, roglßtor grato, American Btove, cupboards, tanks, bow window. Allotment 100 x 100, level, voloanio foil, and freo from stono; a bargain.—D. X, Evans, Land Agent, Queon-Btroet, next Bank ot Aaßtralasla. 825 • j OIUII.IJ, .. »«w ioai-iwiucil OutUlgU, F Ponnonby. — Upply to Mr J. A. Be»le, BoHcltor, Sahftrffs Ballalngfl, FortMreet, IMPURTaRT To BUTCUEKS.—I can sell a Oood Biulness, which the proprietor la dl«po9ing of In oonscquoroa of his wife's full ing health. £300 required for the whole oonoorn, In perfeot working order.—Apply to K. Q, £ Winston. | Hi 6" S A L E. Kor Immoilate Hale, "a VERTICAL GAS KvuiNJt iCroES'ry'st, in good order and oon dltlon. wi.l 1] i sold ■ bargain. Can te teen at work. Apply HHKTt1, SCHMIDT AND CO.. Comer of Vnlcan Lann and Hlgh-a'Jtet. Shinglesi Bhinglesi 50,000 F OR S ALK AT 17 s- SAM WHITE, FKNCKR, OUBTOM.HOUBK.3TBEBT. I ■ L.H ■ .11 i I IH Dividends. TWEff ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. INTERIM DIVIUKNI). Noiloo la horoby given tbat an Interim Divi dend, at the tato ot Threo Bhllllnas par tlmrr, for tho half year otid'd Slst May last, la now payable at the Head Offloe ot tho Company, Qnoan-atreoii OKOKGBC P. PIBKCK, General Manager. Auckland. July 11.1833. TW-EW ZEALAND L'JAN AND MER UANIILK ABKUOY COMPANY (LIMITED). _____ It la hereby notiiloj to Shareholders In New | Zealand that an Interim Dividend at the rate of Ten per cent, per annum, tor six months ending 30th Jaao last, is now payablo at the 011100 ot the Company, Qnoen-atreet. (Slttned) FRKDK. HATTLHY, Poo rotary. Auo^land, July 9.1883. rrisio.v inhukance company OF NKW ZICH.AND. Warrants for tho Dividend for Half-yoar end. Ing Slat May, 1883, may now be obtained at the Company's Offloe, Queen-street. R. H. BTKVENSON; Manager. A nnkland. July 9,1883. ~^ Qoodsone Arcade. ■I7OR GOLD AND BILVKR WATCHKS (all JP warranted GO to Goodson s London Arcado. FOR STERLING GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY (guaranteed) pOto Goodson's London VT Arcado. TJiOR CLOCKS of all descriptions, and tho r Cheapest in Town „,,«.* iH O to Goodson s London VT Aroade. TPOK JET, Abyssinian Gold, and all Artistic Jb Imitation JEWELLERY noto Goodson a London VT Arcade. FOR ELECTRO-PLATE and BRITANNIA METAL GOODS r\ O to Goodson's London VT Arcade. FOR BREAKFAST, Dinner, Dessert, After noon Tea. Tea and Toilet Sets GO to Goodson's London Arcade. FOR MAJOLICA WARE, FANCY MOSS GOODS, VASES and LUSTRES (~\O ta Goodson's London VT Arcade. rR DECANTERS, Water Bottles, Glass Dishes. Tumblers, Wines, and othar Glass GO to Goodson's London Aroade. 170R FAIRY MUSIC, Concertinas, Accor- F dlans, Musical Boxes, Orchestranettes, Harmoniums, and Musical Albums GO to Goodson's London Arcado. T?OR CIGAR and Cigarette Cases, Card Casos, X and Goods suited for Gontlomon's Pre sentatlons GO to Goodßon's London Arcade. Note the Addresses— GOODBON'S LONDON ARCADE, Aucklakd1 n „ Chribtouurcii. LONDON OFFICE I 63 St. Mwy Axe.



!\]EW ZEALAJND REGIMENT 01? 0.1 ARTILLERY, A BATTERY. Tba Annual General Mooting of the abovo Company will be held at the Drill-shed on THURSDAY. July 12, at 7.30 p.m. Business: Adoption of Accounts, etc. By order, FRED. J. ROGERS, Hon. Sec. ALL SAIHTS1 AUXILLIAKV SUNDAY SOHCOL, BAYFIELD. A Meeting of tlioao lnterottod In tlio abovo will bo hem In the Sohool-room on FRIDAY BVBNINS next, 13th Usi,, at 7.30, to reoelvo .Acounte to 30th Juno sod Report or the Com mittee, klbo to appoint Trustees aud othex Uoucral 15ueliiu;«. THOB. JBNKINB. Aoting Heorelary, rjiHE KAn jAKA~sTFAMSeTF~COM. 1 PANY (Limitkd). Notice is heroby givon that an Extraordinary General Meeting of The Kalpara Steamship Company (Limited), will be held at the Chara aer of Commerce Rooms, In tho City of Auck and, on FRIDAY, the 13th day of July, 1883, at ;wo o clock in the afternoon, when the sub oined resolution, which was passed at the Extraordinary Meeting of the Company, held on tho 11th day of June, 1883, will be submitted for confirmation :— That tho Articles of Association bealtered by th 9 insertion therein, immediately after Article 30. of the following:- Article 30a : Tho Company may from time to time reduce its capital, and may consolidates or subdivide Its shares, ana may cancel any shares that have not been taken or agreed to be taken by any person. If the aforesaid resolution shall be duly con firmed, the following resolution will be proposed at such mooting; and If passed, will be submitted for confirmation as a special resolution to a subsequent Extra ordinary Goneral Meeting to bo duly convenod. Resolutlon-That the capital of the Com pany bo reduced from £30,000 divided into 0,000 shares of £5 each, to £20,000 divided into 10,000 shares of £2 eaoh. By ordor. WILLIAM LODDKR, Managor Kaipara 8.9. Company, Auckland. July 2nd, 1883. -\TOTIOE.—A Public Meeting will be -L 1 held nt tho KUo.-alle Hotel on Wednesday next, July 11, at 7 p.m.. for the purpose of Forming a Fapor Hunt Club. Gazette in Banuxuptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OP NEW ZEALAND. NORTHKRN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. la the matter of ■■ The Debtors and Creditor! Aot, 1876, and the amendments thereof, and of Robert Dman Fhiebman, of Otthubn. in the Prorlnoial District of I Auckland, In the Colony of New Zea land, Farmer, a Debtor, • Tli's is to notify that Robert Dean Freeman has this day filed a dcc'arali n that he in nntblo to meet his engagements with his Creditors, the first meeting of Creditors to bs held at the 8ui): omo Oourt Bulldlnuß, Hden-street. Auck land on Thursday, the 10th day of July, 1833 at ttw hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon. Dated at Auckland aforesild this 11th day o July, 1883. G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. X, T. Dwaur, Qneen-Etiost, Auoklanfl, ao lei tar for the Debtor. TN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and the various statutory amendments thereof, and of the Deed of Arrangement of Eustace Kiubeb Raw- MSB. Notice is hereby given that on WEDNES DAY, the 25th day of July, 1883. at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or tho first day thereafter that the Court shall sit, an application will be made to tho Supremo Court of New Zealand, at Auok land, Fitting in Bankruptcy, for a declaration of complete execution of a certain Deed of Arrange ment made the 18th day of Juno, 1883, between Eustace Fraser Rawlins, of Auckland, In the Provincial Disti'lol of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand, Journalist of the first part, John Milne, of tbo mid City of Auckland, Accountant, of tho second part, and all the Creditors of the said Kustaco Frasor Rawlins, of the third part, and filed in the said Court on tho 19th day of June, 1883, and which deed was assontod to in writing on the 6th day of July, 1883. Dated at Auckland this 11th day of July, 1883. FREDERICK EARL, Solioltor for tho Trustee acting nutter tho said Deed, Shortland-atreot, Auckland. Corporation woticea. niTY OF AUCKL AN D. PON3ONBY~WARD. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR, In pursuance of tho " Municipal Corporations Act," "Regulations of Local Elections Act," and Amendments thereto. I, Henry Ridings, Roturnlng Officer for tho City of Auckland, do hereby give notice that an Election will be keld, on FRIDAY, the 27th July instant, for the return of a duly qualified person as Councillor of tho said City, vice Mr Abraham Boardman, resigned. Candidates will require to bo Nominated on or before MONDAY. 10th instant. Any person desirous of Nominating a Candi date, must deliver, at tho Council Offices, beforo Noon of the day abovo ttatod a Nomination Paper signed by tho person named thereon as Candidate, and two persons duly qualified to voto at tho said Election. Nomination Papers can be procured on appli cation at tho offlco of tho Town Clerk. HENRY RIDINGS. Returning Officer. City Counoil Office, July 6,1883. piTY OF AUCKLAND, TO CARTKRB. The City Counoil will recolvo Tenders for Carting Wator Mains, &c, until 3 p.m, of THURSDAY, July 12. In terms of Spoolfl cations at this office. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk, Town Clark's Offloo. July i. 1889. niTY OF AUCKLAND. KKBBIKG AND CHANNELLING, WILLIS LBY-BTBBKT WBBT, 1 he City rounoll will receive Tenders train 8 p.m. of TIIURSO*.Y, July 11, for above Works. In terms of plans and spoolfloatlona to be viewed at the offloo of the City Engineer. Conn cll I hamber*. High street. The Counoil do not bind themsslvcs to nocept any tender. Tenders to bo ondoreed. "Works, Wollcsley-Btreet WMt>" P. A. PHILI«'3. Town Clerk, Town Clerk1* Offloe. Jnly I 1883. piTY OF AUCKLAND. ALTKEATIOHS TO COUKCIL CHAMBER. The City Council will receive Totders nntll 3 P.m. of THUHSDAx, the Utb lust, for above Works, In torms of plans and specifications to bo viewed at the offloo of the City (engineer. Counoil Chambers, Ulan-street. The Counoil do not bind themselves to acoept any tender. Ten dors to be endorsed, " Alterations, &o." A. HJLIP3. Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Offloo, July 4,1883. Sporting. £4000 FIRST FRIZK. £4000 Li a1 Don's GRAND CONSULTATION O!» THE MBLBOUrvME CUP. TICKETS .. .. ICs EACH. Ist Horse .. _ £4000 4 Prizes of £250.. £1000 2ndHorso.. .. 2000 5 Prizes of £100.. 500 3rdHor»e.. .. 1000 5 Prizes of £50.. 250 Btartorsdivide.. 400 4Prizosof £25.. 100 Non-Btartera .. 600 15 Prizes of £10.. 150 20,000 Tiokots, at 10s each, £10,000. Each tioket has Bix chances, being drawn six times, viz., once for the Cup, and onco for each lot of Jlonoy Prizes. Whon convenient, send P.O. orders, payable to La' Don. Country cheques must add Is for erchango, and must bo marked correct by Bank. If Bank Notes are sent, ploaeo uae two envelopes, one sealed and placed inside the other. Registered Letters and Telegrams will not on any aocount be received. Purchasers of a Book, containing 25 tickets. will receivo one ticket as commission. This Consultation will be advertised in all tho principal papers in New Zealand, and also Sydney and Melbourne. The editor of eaoh paper has tho privilege of nominating a person to witness and take part in tho di awing, A commission of Ten per cent, will be deducted from all pizes to pay expenses. Enclose two stamps for reply and result. Result slips posted immediately after drawing. Result will also be advortised in all the prinoipal papers. Will close on or before November sth. Intending investors should apply early, as the list is filling rapidly. Address— LA' DON, caro of S. A. Ashor. Box 301, Post Office, Auckland; or, LA' DON, care of S. A. Asher, 286, Queen-street, Auckland. Oaoinetmasera. ■ AMES REID AND SON Bog to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Famish to the Vsiiy Favourable Prices of ALL RINDS OF FOKXITURB. Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply ail work Cheaper than any other house in town. JAMES REID & SON, FußNrnmß Emporium, HOBSON-BTRBET (2nd Shop from Vlotorla-st



Public rtotioes. r^OSPEL TEMPaiiANCE MISSION BLUE RIBBON ARMY. The irlends (i this movement will please tak notice that zhe' Goneral Committee ha appointed Mr Alfred Cox and Mr W. Hampsoi as Joint Secretaries, and the office occupied t>: Mr Cox. 177 Queon-etreet, will be utilised as i centre for the transaction of business, and al communications from correspondents relativi to the work sent them will receive due atten tion, S. MACFARLANE, .. Presldont. T\T OTICE—Mr 0. Aickin, of High-street, -Ll Auckland, U anthoridod to rooeive al rontf, intoroat acd moneys, now or heroaftei payable tsmn, and his or my reoolpt only wil bab dlsoharge foe payment of mioh rents, la toreet or moueya.-T. Alohin. M.D. COUKT CITY OF AL'Clv £s&^fptfijgFl LAM), 3973, A.U. PKRMIUM. £20. A Premium of £20 will bs given for the Best Uoßlgn for a Korestera' Ball, to be oreoted In Karangahape hoad and Beresford-ttreel. Dealecs win be received by ihe under signed until the 15th August next. Conditions and furtoer particulars may be obtained On app'ioation to Mr Thomas Jones Watchmaker, KuracKihmjo Road. T. W. ALLKN, Beo. Xj OTICE is hereby given that the Partner i-i ship hitherto existing between us, the undersigned, oarrylng an bustnes? as Carpenters and BmiiJot", nnoer the etyle or firm of " Hill and Flood," baa bees Dissolved as from the Ist day of July, 1883. Dated this 10th day of July. 1883. JOHN HILL, JOSEPH PLOOD. WItOBSS : G. T. KHB.TI.Ey. Bolloltor, Anoklaad, rgAHE ACGOUiNTS to Night boil Con- I traotor to 30th Jtino nit., must be paid wlthont delay, otherwise gprvloe will be discon tinued. Office : City Market. Opon 9to 10 a.in , 3to 6 p.m.; Satnrdayß, 7to 9 p.m. NOIHEII LA.HGK FIRE.-Protect your valuables by procuring A. Tann's Celobratcd Iron Safe.—X. &A. Isaacß, Agents. 4T?K REVVaKD for Evidence that will 3&Cr lead to the Conviction of the Boy or Boys that nro In the habit of Catapulting or Throwing Stones at the Horte in my paddock.— Captain Harrison, franklin Road. 9tn July. S" HAKLANIVS CHERRY PKCTORAL, Absolutely the beat remedy ever made for 00UUH8, imONOaiTIH. AND COLDS. Priot), 2s Bd and la fid a Bottle. SHARf.AN fc CO.. oppoaltu Post-offloe. T^ Of I 6 ST. RS EDWARD COSTLEY DECEASED. All pnraonu who are or may hereafter be Indebted to the above entnto, either tor Interest, rent, or otherwise, will oloase ray the same to Messrs Jcotfion and Ruaoell. Solicitors. Fort- Btreet, Anokland, whoso receipt shall be a sufil elf nt dlsohargr, BAMUKL JACKSONf,,.^^"^. D. HEAN j deoeaßea , Auckland, 27th April. 1883- \ USTKALIAN MUTUAL PROVI- A DENT SOCIETY. In order to afford those who cannot leave their avooations 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 ovening in the week, viz,, Wednesday and Saturday. Suitable accommodation has been obtained at Hicksoh's Land Office, next to Goodson's Arcade, Queen-Btreet, where Mr Metcalfe and the Sooiety's Referee will attend to receive and complete applications for assur ance, also to afford reliable Information as to the position of the Society. AU policies taken oat during the current year will participate) in the distribution to take place as at 31st Docomber next. After that date all profits will be divided ANNUALLY, a privilege which NO OTHER Life Office in the Colony gives its members. Recollect the Society is UNBUKPASSED for STABILITY, and for the PROFIT it has realised it Is UNEXCELLED. The Office will be opened for the first time on SATURDAY NEXT 30th inst meaieal SOOTHING SYRUP, OR MOTHEK'S FHIKND (FOH BABIflB), Is excellent fjr removing wind, regulating tha bowels, and product »k natural >leep. Moihaw who know its value won't be without it. It Is froe from all Injurious drugs. Cno Shilling a Bottle. OKNUINK fIOP BITTERS, 2/6 BOI'ILE. >EIL &~CIIfFOKD, BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WKLLKSLkY-aTBBKT KiST, Four doors from Crulokshank and Miller's, Queen-street. DA N P E L I O N. lienowacd for Its Medical Virtue?. NEIL & CLIFFORD * *« msnuf acturlng it Into PILLS and COPFEK. xtw ril/ljS Are the Host and Cheapest made In Now Zea'asd. Extenßively nstd as a Family PIIL I/abox. I'HK COFFKE Is DTonounoed by competent julses to ba better tban the lmpotted. it la Rood for the Lltur, Kidneys, and IndlgSßtlon, 2/ alb, BOTANIC COOGH SYROP Is a Pletsmtand effective mixture. Steadily eatnlna ground In Auckland. 1,6 and 2/ a bottle. AINLKSB MEDICAL ELECTRICITY. W. HISTON, having just arrived from Lon don, with most recently approved applUnoes, Is prepared during a short stay in this olty to treat nervoag »nd other diseases by Galvanization, FAHADia ITIOK, AND FBAKKLINIE »TION. Obu-gen vary moderate, foneultatlon Free. Corns extracted without pain, Hesldorcn : 50, Hobson-street, 7 doors from Governor Browne Hotel, Hoars, from 10 a.m. taip.m. PROFESSOR ELLIS, Medical Herbalist, has arrived from Christohurch, after effecting most Bnocessful Cures, and is now pro pared to treat all diseases. He guarantees to ouro (without fall) tho following Complaints, If not too far gonoi—Asthma. Bronchitis, Con sumption (sooond Btago), Cataract, Dropsy, Dysentery, Fevers, Liver Complaints, Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, and Seorot Complaints of young mon. Wonderful Cure for Cornß without pain.—AddreßS: 308, Quoen-Btreet (noxt Young Women's Institute). Private Consulting Room. Hours: From S a.m. to 9 p.m. DOCTOR Ah«OLL>'SPI£NJXY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular medloine of the day. Price, 2b 6d a box.-Colo nial Agents SiiAULANo & Co., opposite the Post Office. rpHE Best Preparation extant for promo- I Wng Hair Growth Is Dr. Erasmus Wl'son'B LOTION FOR TUB HAIK. It ia prepared from the original formula o( this eminent autho:ltr by chahi.ks Buicukb, Pharmaoea ttosi Chemist (Vlotorla and N«w Zealand). lnnctlon of Pitt and Qray-6treeta, Anokland. rpOOTHACHE CURE -Instantaneous 1. Relief, ODONT iLGIOj Is botilo,-BHAR- LiKD & CO. (oppoalte Poßt-offloe) T G. HEND « RSON 'S Cherry Pectoral •' • la an Excellent Remody for Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, and the various other aifeotions of the Chest and Bronohial Passages.—This preparation Is not supposed to Cheok the Cough suddenly, but to remove the cause.—To be had only of J. O. Henderson, | Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposite Throe Lamps. Ponsonby, Auckland. O R ~~M S AU children suffer from them. If suspeoted, ask for the Certain Core, BHAKLAND'B WORM POWDEKB,I/paokel Aiotheoarlea Hall, ocpoalta Poat-ofßoo. 'I HE MARVELLOUS REMEDY C FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. CONSUMPTION, AND ALL CHKST AFFECTIONS. BONNINGTON'S PECTORAL OXYMEL OF CARRAGEEN OR Irish Moi »«»«>««»>. Cnroß the worst forms of Coughs Colds, and Hoarseness, gives Immediate Relief in Bron chitis, is the Best Medloine for Asthma, Cures Whooping-Cough, Is Invaluable in tho Early Stagos of Consumption, Relieves all Affections of tho Chest, Lungs, and Throat SOLD EVERYWHERE. GE O. B O~n"n~I NGION, CHRISTCHURCH RATS! RATS! RATSI-Oee SHARLAND'd PHOSPHOK PASTE. Rats eat it greedily, and die; no smell. i Prioe, One Shilling a Bottle. i BHARLAND & CO.. opposite Poßt-offlon. FOR WINTER COUGHS and Bronchia Irritation, rriRY aickin-s shiup of eucalyptus X with Hypophosphlte of Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronic Cheat Affections, " Aickln's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphlte of Lime and Quinine," is most certainly alterative and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma Address — THE PHARMACY, Qdben-Bthbbt. (WK& FOR IN UIuESTION—TONIC > BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Hegulatton, price 3a a bottIe.—UHARLAND & Cv (oppo- Bitfl Poßt-offionl. ' Calls. AUCKLAND TURKISH BATHS COMPANY (LIMITED). The Directors have this day made a Call (the 4th) of Five Shillings per Sharo on the Capital of the Company, due and payable to the Secretary, at the Company's Office, No. 5, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on or beforo SATURDAY, July 11th, 1883. JOHN R. RANDERSON, Secretary. Auckland, June », 1883. Board and Kesidence. FIRST- CL.ASS Board and Residence, 23s and Mb per weefc-Oroydon Villa, Viacenistieet. 6 mlnntea from Theatre Royall- Mra (Toiler. I C1 OVERNOK tshuvr ae. HQi'JSi/, JT HOB3ON-' TKEET, BOABD AND LODGIHB. 21a. P" V.esk UiNGLK R00m... «..25.. par Week



j Highway Board Notices. pANMUKK HOAD DISTBICT. The Panmure I'.oad Boa, d herobr givo notlco of their intention, on July the SOsb, at 7 cm, at the Panmure Hall, to strlkn a Kate of Three Fartiiin«3 In the Pound on all rateable property la t'ne ■]'«!'iot, for tin period commencing Us April, IJB3, to Slot March, 1834. and pnyabla In one Him on the Ist day ol October. 1883. The H.te Bi 0... is open far inauooilon at the realdenoe of Mr P. Ganhiy. who la appointed Clerk and Collector ol Kates for tne fan mum Road Board, By order of the Board, THOMAS CLR'ART, Coalman, July 10,1883; __ ' BOARDS AND 1 OTaERS. MX. JOHN SHAW, having been relieved from City Council work?, haa resumed hla pro fession of ROAU RNOINKKK. He la prepared to take Levels. OuwiilueH, I'stlmatts, and ezecnte any kind ot Road Workß. ArdrOEß:-OITY .MAUKKI', QoiE<-BTBEBT ENT3ANCE. - Butchers. "piEVONPOKT MEAT BaZaAR. TO THB! INHABITANTS OF DIVONPOftT AND BORBOUNDINO DISTBIOT— COMPETITION 18 THK LIFE OF TRADIT. REDUCTION! REDUCTION I REDUCTION! WILLIAM AVENELL, In returning thanks for the liberal snpoort aoooided him etnee purchasing Messrs All Eon Bros. Butchering Business, hai pleasnre In nn nounclng that, having special facilities In oon rectlon with hla business for blaughceriDg his stook. and which prevents that objeotionable handling of meat killed In Auoklsnd and shipped to Dovonport. he la enabled to deliver Prime Meat to all pans of the District at the follow ing low prices (Terms Monthli) :— Routing Beef (beet cute), 6d and 6d; Roasting Beef (seoond outt), 3ja and lid; Boiling Beef, 2Jd and 3d ; Lews Mutton, Id and ■ljd; Lcins Mutton, id i Fore quarter Mutton. 2Jd ; Sausage, 3 lba for la; Comol Benf, 2d and2Jd. per K«g or Tiaron. Cheap _M eat PRIME QUALITY. THOMAS HEDGKR, Butcher. Kyber Pasa, In thanking the public for past favours, begs to inform them that ho has reduced the prices of meat as follows :— Prime Cuts Roasting Beef .. 6d Second do do do ..M to lid Leg Mutton iid Loin do IM ForoQuartors 2jd J lolling Beef, from .. .. _ 3d Famillea waited on for orders, and meat delivered anywhere at above prices. A great reduction will be made to Cash Customers at the Shop. Mutton, from 2d to id; Beef, from 2d alb. On Saturday night all meat will bo sold below cost to effect a clearance; no offer refused. T. H X D O X R, BUTCHER, K.YBER PASS ROAD. Business Notices. gj'ROM PARlS.—Madame Parard, i. Ficar-olaaa Dressmaker, Albott-ttreot, three doors fiom V.M C.A. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. DAVID ROSS (OF DUNBDIN), FHLIOW OF TEE ROYIL IWSTITUTC Of BBITIBB ARCHITECTS, Begs to Inform the people of Auckland and neighbourhood that ha purposes Opening an Office lo the City for the practice ot hla profession. Wilt arrive on the 16th Instant. "jpi 2 ~JN C I 5 Ul SAM. WHITE'S PRICK LIST la an follows :— Best Paling Fence of purirl posts, Hobart rails, and sft Hobart palings, one inch apart, 60s. Paling Fence to consist heart kauri posts, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palingß, 655. Threo-rall Fence, puriri posts and Hobart rails. 455. Wire Fences with Top Rail, 335. Wire Fence, 1 wires, 253. Barbed Wire Fence, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, 18sperohain. Cattlo won't look at barbed wire. I'ickot Fences, f torn 2s per toot not painted, or !Jd per foot all complete. Very neat Pioket 111 with mill wrought Wicket Gate, all alnted complete, at 3aj>er foot. All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for very description ot Fence-given on appllca .lon to Sam. White, Fencer, Custom-streot, opposite Arnold, Hines and Co. COKE. i 0 OK E . THK AUCKLAND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED) - rf & W at the following rates for places X > within One Mile of the Works; 3 g longer distances in proportion:— O " Per Sack,3 bushels .. Is Cd . Five Sacks 6s 3d ™ Ten Sacks, or 1 ton .. 11s Gil Twenty Sacks, or 1 ton.. 22s Od Orders may be left at the Ofllco or Works. GAS FITTINGS. jSIC¥CLT?S, 32 and 54 Inch, Radge's D Ball Bearings to both whsels. To Sut- Teyors. etc., 3 Tests tor sale, complete with pales and pegß.- Joseph Flttoa, High-stroet. Ginger Alb. Ginger Alb. GtlNGek Ale. John grey and sous, /eratku watkli and coruiai. manu- FACTURtCKS. Beg to intimate that they are prepm ed to Buppl; OINGBR ALK Gf a Snperlor Quality In Unartg or Pints. The Paii:lo will Sad this & Delicious fieveragn. Also, On Hand and to Arrive, 0 casks ot Corry'a Celebrated Belfast Ginger Ala. EDEN CRSSOENT AND ALBERT. BTRKKT Auckland. July 7,1883. m U E LAST WEEK or ibb CLEARING-OUT BALK Of CUTIiKR?. THOMAS SAMUEL, 16. QUEBN-&TBKET (opposite Town Clook). JW-13 fl"c~E 0 F KBMOVAL MR E. T. DUFAUR, SoUoltor, has Removed to Qaoen-street, between the "Herald" Pub llahin;? Office and the Bank of Australasia.. Immediately abovo the rooms of Mr D. F, Kvans, Land and Estate Agent. . N " i' i c m BEKS WAX! BEKS WAXI I'urohnsed In any quantity for Cash. Buyers of Fungus and Muntz MetaU Having purohased In China a Klne Asaort mont of Teas himself, JAMRS AH KRW can confidently recommend them, and boats that all his old Customers, and the Poblto generally, will avail themselves of this splendid opportunity and oall early to buy his Superior Congou. Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shonohong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every t&etei He haa also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Orookerywarei Bilks, Handkerchiefs, and other commodities too numerous to mention, Noto the Address!— JAMES AH KKW fc CO.. BM. Qneen-Btreßt ■VT UTI C E OF REMOVAL. MAaS^Y AND CO.. TAILORS, Beg to Inform their friends and customers that they have RBMOVifD KKOM GREY-BTREEr lo more Central Premises in VI'JTOttIA^TRKBT (Two dcors balow usoesrs Holland and Bntler's), Vi here they trust to n;ent with a continuance ot Past fnVOQIB. ENGLISH AND COLONIAL TWBEDS IN STOCK AND TO AEBIVE. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk. Best work manship, and moder&to chargos. uuetomers Own material made up. Note the adirees— VIOTOKIA-BTRKKT (Two doors balow Holland and Butler'e), MASSEIV AND CO., TAILORS. m\ HAM G X O F ADDRESS. SULLIVAN "aNU* McKENNA, PITT-STBEET, TAILORS. HABITIUKKR^aiia GBNBRAL aSSSsfe Bumvan. McKenna and Cc'd cutting is too well known for remark. Perfect ontt'ng and oomtor In wowing guaranteed. The address !— COBNEB OF PITT AND BeHSSFOBDfgTREETB. FLESE FORMING FOOD for Infants. A' ICKIN'S FOOD for INFANTS la prepared locally from malted cereals, according to the recipe ot Baron liebig. It is an avv roved SUBSTITUTE KOK MOTHF.R'S MILK; FiTTKN inq, Nourishing, and iNviaoRATiNG. Sold In Canisters at Ib. 6d. ! AT THE PHARMACY, QUESN-BTHECT.



I irersoil&i. •; riAUI'IoN TO THE RESIDENTS Of \J NORTH BHORB. A BNAKE IS lß.t GRAB 9. Beware of the Serpent that la being led obou by one of her pals, to quiz Into other people's huaiimse, Tosgae Pie and scandal plentiful. Nothing better to do. IF FpED. MOODY does not take away the goods cow in my possession within fonrteen a.ij*. frrm date, they will be sold to defray expenses. -MRS MASON, Newmarket. ■ I"1 HANKS.—I heg to tender my sincere • thanks to Mr Kirk, Mra Woodward, Mr woods, and all the kind friends who so willingly assisted on the recent occasion of ray chimney on fire.—W. GRIQG, Grocer, Wakefleld-street. lenders, TENDERS for the Erection of a School Building at Mount Eden will be received by the Education Board, wyndbam - street, Auckland, until noon of THURSDAY, 26th July Instant, Plans and specifications may be Been at the Office of the Board. np O B V I L D E R S, Tendera will be received until noon of MOV. nAY, July 23rd, for the Kroction and Comple tion of Wealey&n Church at Cambridge. EDWARD BARTLkY. Architect rr\ o 5 U i v üßa c, Tendera will -be received until boss of Ba/TUKDAY. July 21at, for the Erection and Completion of a Hevoa-roomed Howe, Oonquat Plaoe. EOWAKD BABTLVY. Architect. rp O B U I L D E R S, Tenders will be reoelred until noon ot the 18th inuiant. for Alterations to Offlooi (or the Mew Zealand Insurance company. K. KEALa AND SON. Arohlteote. < fil O C A X P E N T JS X B. Tenders will be received until noon ot tho"" " I 1 :h instaut, /or Alterations to offices In Queen- Btreet, R. REALS & SON. fTPENDERS wanted for the Insurance of I Mock in Ten Bfallj, City MarkeU-Apply R. W alkor. City Market. Educational. ]\TEWTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Rer. 1.1 Peter Masjn, R..V. The third quarter will comroenoo on Monday, the 16th instant. EPSOM HOUSE SEMINARYyip&om. —School re-opem July 18th.—Drawing, Palntlcß,' CallEthcnlcs, and Dancing ovory Friday. Auctions. TO-MORRcMY. = 4QK PACKAGES GROCERIES *<*«* AND OILMAN'S STORES: BTARCH, PICKLHB SALAD OIL, OiSlOit OH, | BAUCKB, CAPUR3 P. P. F. MUSTARD. BIflD SEED C iSK AND BULK VINE9AR WRAPPING PAPKBS, PAPER BAGS TWINE. BLUE, Va3TAB, PIQ3 CURRY POWDER, CAT3UP CRUSHED LOAF BUG IB VALENCIA KAI3IN3 Also, ', On Account of Whom it May Coacora, Ex Clyde, O/| CASES CDBSAKia E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to aell by auction, at their Stores Queen-Street, to morrow (Thursday), at 11 o'clcok, 4.05 PAOKAUKB OF TBE ABOVE. E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Anctioneers, Tu-MOKKOW, 10.30 a.m. : FKUIT, ONIONS, &C. Ex S,s. Manapouri. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ATARTHUR'S UAKI (Produce rcpartment), TO-MORROW, at 10.30 a.m. QA CASEB APPLBB, O V Crabß, Stone Pippins. Sdnrmer Pippins, Gooseberry Plpplns,Rui>Betß,BlDßU>neß. Blue Peannaina, Crows' Eggs, &c, So. QO BAGS PRIME PICKED Q/6 ONIONS. " . ru-iaußEuw.uoos, ' CLEARING OUT SALE. TO CLEAR CONSIGNMENTS. r R. ARTHUR WILL sell by auction, at bis Mart (Turnlture Dei».rtment), Qaeen-attoet. to-morrow, at 12 oVoctt noon, TO CLRAR CONSIGNMENTS, A QUANTITY O7 BUPRBIOR LAMPS Masloal Boxes, I'loiurea, a faw Good Oil Paint' ings, a OAte of Samples Melbourne-made Cloth ing. Drapery, Haberdashery, Boota, Fancy uoode, Books, a small Assortment ot Jewellery, Jewellers' Airtight Cases. Cloaks, Watches, Sea. A Theodolite and Stand Plated ware, upooos, Forks, Tea Bets, fie. TO-MORROW. (iK.\NGE-!. ORANGES. ORANGEa W. DOWDEN ~~> ILL soil by auction, at the Exchange * ' Mart, to-morrow (Thursday), at etaTOO o'olooV, SO oases Orangei 10 oases Mandaiias 6 oase« Lemons Just received, fti Manapouri. W. DOWDEN, Auctioneor. __^ TO-MORROW, HhU AT 12 NOON. W. DOWDKN WILL celt by public auction at his N Mart, Qaeon-eireet, To-morrow (Thure- 1 day), at 12 o'clook, NEW VERANDAH CO TTAQB Ol 1 room*. well n>iished throughout, 20 mlinttr walk from Queen-street, situatedtnEdea : ; | Terraae. off Newton, near Hewlett a treat: Bple&dld view. Also, 1 FREBHOLD CORNKB ALLOTMENT a'ljolninß, and: Lots, with floe View. nearly opposite Home The grcator psrt ot the purohue money can remain 00 mortgage. TO-MQRROW. Ex Manapooti, from Sydney, and , Botomahaua, from Hobart. 1^ wTeaton WILL sell by auction at his mart, to morrow (Thursday), at half-paat 10 o'clock sharp. ISO oases Oranges, JOB and GH 30 caeca Mandarins 4 cases Lemons 50 oases Apples-French Crabs, igolden Russots, Stone Pippins, Stunner Pippins, &c. Peanuts. Fowl Wheat. Bacon and Hams, Potatoes, &C, &C, &C. W. S. COOUEASE. JAS. DACBK FRIDAY, JOLY 13. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. rf^HE Subscribers will sell at theb Rooms, • X Fort-street, on Friday, 13th mat, at 11 o'clock, • • HOUR KHO Li) FURNITURE. contlaUngof- Couchee, Plotures, Chairs, Carpets, cur tuins. Clocks, itooklns ChMrs, Tables, Sowirß Machines, wslout Tables, Vases. China, Cutlery. Platedware, ttaw Iron and Wood Bedsteads, MattiasaeH, Palltaeses Chairs. Bedsteads, Otaeitt Drawer', Withstands, Toiletware. Utea slng Tables, Mirrors, Kltohen Ctjnslla . Holoware, &c. SAMUEL .COCURANE & SOH, Ancticassit. FRIDAY, JULY 13. j AT SIB B I N'S MA RT. At 11 o'clock. FOB THE BENEFIT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. , ~ -V'j /» CASES YELLOW METAL > " TKKMa-OABH jj GEORGE SIBBIN, \ A uctioncor. , I TUESDAYB. THE BAY MARKET, SALE OF "WOOL, BHEEPSKIHS HIDRS AND TALLOW, ftaen Tuosdar, mt 13 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLABD. riiHE WONDERFUL UALF~. ; 1 For Btli by Auction on Friday ( at Coch rano's Mart, Fort-strcei, the Wonderful O«lf a with two heads, eight le«f. four eara.and two _^ tai's, mounted on Tarnished itand. 1 {Continued on fourth page)