■ ', ' that in *ix months more he would have his discharge by the natural ope«t«m^ law. be feaw no reason for r«UB; «- * ng the order »OW. -Mr Cooper explained thavtoe c.ed.to.sdirt not with to o^e > , SRthey had only wanted to . pl«» «c , facts of the case before the *n # !!£jr^ I Honor replied tba§ he thought the creditors had done a right and proper thing in taking notice of tbe debtor's conduct. *t the same time, as he appeared to hav«.be en exerting himself for the puraote "i*™*"* . their claimß, and as he had been ao long un certificated, he saw no reason to withhold . the discharge. Older aranted therefore. The Couit then rose.

TELEGRAMS.

-•;,:' (PBR PKHSS ASSOCIATION ) WELLINGTON, this day. »"'•'-!' It has been decided that Mr Kdward Shaw, the member for mangahua, will " r '' more, and Mr E. J. lee, member for Selwyn, wil second, ihe address-in ■\,.,. Reply. t .' The lonic leaves for Lyttelton at noon • ' 10-morrnw. lhree or four of the seamen - • have been senteuced to 14 days' imprison ' i ment for refusing duty on the voyage. 6 CBRIsTCHrKCH, this day. A boy named Payne, while at work yes ei teHay in «o. 3 Import Shed at Lyttelton, 'f ' fell from a stack ot potatoi'a and sustained '•>■ concussion of th bruin. He wa< removed " to the cottage occupied by his mother, T : where he died at eight o'clock in the oven *" iug, ':>'\ A youau lady named Humphreys was> •' knocked down thia afteruoon by a ruuaway '< in Hixh-stieet, and seriously injured. '«'.' ; She w*B conveyed to the Hospital.

TARANAKI OPINION ON THE TRUNK RAILWAY.

t;°, (BY TALKaRArH. — A COKMBPONDENT.) H!W»»-; : NEW PLYMOWpi. Miday. H '(JbkAT dissatisfaction exiateSß* as to the ,;;" future policy of the Government re the ex -5 tension of the railway from Auckland to ■ Waitara. I have never heard such general consensuses of opinion here condemning ■ Major Atkinson before. He eaid nothing *'■ j »bout the subject in his NewPlymonth speech and almc.st as little 10 his friunus li and supporters. The most that could be i&- extracted from him was that ha would be :.••■ favourable to the beat route. P«ople hert >': ■-interpreted his utterances to mean that he *»! is in favour of the Miodlo Island route as be e ing more adapted to maintain him in oilicc it • than the Auckland-Taranaki line. They feel t no hesitation in stating this broadly in J hotels »nd streeta. They further say theie 1 would be no valid reasou given why the f: line should not have betn-extended both ? from Te Awamutu and Waitara daring the | *: ■ p»»t year, still pushing on and narrowing ;■-•■ the portions to be budged.

EXTENSIVE BURGLARY.

v £1,800 Worth ofJewellery 1 Stolen. s" livo Men Arrested on suspicion. ;■, iOHßofthe most extensive robberies that fi|K have happened in Auckland for some cou ". liderable time was perpetrated last night or fo early this morniDg at thejewellery establish fe^irientof Mr Henricksen, in Victoria-Etiee'. •'•■' The oocurrenca formed ill.-subject of con ■ ■ Venation in town to-day, and appeared to • have created quite a sensation. Iha scene v 'bJifthe robbery is a two.story brick build '«i fag adjoining the Aurora Hotel, in Vie ■ toria-Bt-cet. It bas beea occupied for a ,'fi (i/fconsiderable period by Mr Henrickt '"mii, and nutil recently _ lie bas . been accustomed to reside there with his wife, but lately he nas been i'l residing iatba suburbs. In addition to a working trade, Mr Henricksen had a ■ stock of watches and jewellery of various i descriptions fur sale, and he states S» that at the date of his last stick-taking, the .. :■ -total value of his goods «as anout £1,800 I It would appear thai be do a net follow the hubit adopted by other jewellers of placing the more valuable portion of his i' stock in a cafe before leaving the premises ; each night. Mr Henricksen closed the ; shop about six o'clock last night, his '■ «. osbiatan t having previously gone homr. j Ail the windows bad been careful!* • ■ fastened, and the front door w«s double - locked, this latter precautionary measure having been taken (.imply for the s; future aeenrity of the «took inside. When Mr Henricksen arrived in %? town about eight o'clock this morning, ft he was astonished to find that tbe front door' • of his shop was unlocked. Entering in gome trepidation, ho discovered very cvi • dent traces of the intrusion of nocturnal ■ tiaitors, Goods, were scattered in all 'directions, and, to use an expressive 'turn, everytl'iog was •' topsy-turvy." A cursory glance was sufficient tn .convince Mr Hemicksen that the more valuablo portion of his stock had been . stolen, and, harrying to tbe Police Station • ; 'hs acquainted Sergeant Kiely with the fact ■ that the ' roobery had taken ■ place. The officer returned to the (hop with him, and on exnminatio . of the premises was made. They found j s 'that the catch was broken off the back «i window, thus warren ing the surmise th«t . o the burplare effroted inKress by tbat \ means. The locks of the front door wen :; uninjured, proving that they bad been . opened by keis. It Is more than probable ■ that the robbers escaped through the jo front door which was left nalockcd. . other facts which have come to light prove conclusively that tbe perpetrators of the robbeiy must have been well acquainted with the respective value of different „, portions of the stock. Gold articles of : slight value, snch as nine carat ','. ring?, &c, were carefully left be : hind, while the superior good*, which had been side by siric ■ with them, were ' * f BtirsiDg, A complete list of tbe stolen property was being made up to-day, avd . includes \r«ioh"B of various description's, chains, gn!d diamonrl rings, stuns, &c. A . 'louith e-timnte of the total value of the V-thing* st leu was maite by Mr Henrickae'i, .'-arid am»auted to over £1,500 the n>b >; '. ,bery basbeen placed in the hands of tbe deteotivre, who are now making a complete . lavestigation of the affair. ■'■' [It would appear that no time has been '. lost by the police in tbe matter. Since tbe .- , above was written, two men named Cbarleo Browi and John Grappal were arrested this afternoon, 'lhey are well-known to the ■y. police, and have, in fact, been under police surveillance for some time past. They ostensibly hawkers, but their real pro fession ia not stated. Both men were ' ( seeo lurking in the neighbourhood of the '. Aurora Hotel last night. None of the ,' stolen property bas yet been lecovered but - the police are sanguine that it will be ?;.'V|onnd.] ■ ' r~V "' ' ' :

Late Shipping.

DEPARTURES. - To-day. s.a. Chat field, for Sydney. • Hawk, Government schooner, Jacobs, fora tw cruise X Island Uly, brigantino, Haoghton, for Kolpara Waitara. thla day. '""Arrived: Oreti, 1.25 a.m.; Tui, 1 a.m.; • Maegregor, 2 5 a.m., from Onehunga. I':1 PAtSB'QKRB FOR fYDNEY. • "The Walrarapa Will leare for S/dner via 1 ifiosseU >"bont six u'cloou this evening wiih ' thnfoi owlnu oaßsengera:—»or «n6Beii—VrT. ■s-Oook, r Mwou. Kor Hycinir—Medairei . Xo.igotti. '<T r.rd and intent. feo>r -. f. heldt. Mlaseg rwno'd* and u>>nßham (»), ; K^orKeo<baod faiily. Hoa P. Lao-, i cv. I Bites M Bterß Kttoxh (!). Mr uEd Mrs OpP'-n ---.' h'laer, Mr urn Mr^ ecb Mr and M>s I Hnsaiem. Messrs Co st%ble, Moffitt Toner, , MbArthor, McLoao, White, Frlstor{. Lonsh m, ' M ttln. R*tt »r. H. Smitb. W.odrnffe PdrtH • MoUean. Fone'liierdt, B. B. Foyer, Ptsloea, •'>&l*Wt Vint. J B. Smith, Mcliiogblln. Hon. It. ; S. Csele, ana oißht in the stetirago. ■

,1 At the meeting of the Hospital Board of management yesterday, the Mayor stated '■?.■ - tkil it was thn intention of the City CYtttCU a M*pnation with the other leg>ne j uudet Mr Costley'g bequest, to , meuiuuali'e iiic overnraent to remit the duty. It wag proposed also in the memorial . to insert a clause praying for the repeal of fithe section in the Act under which duty was exacted on legacies left for public .^purposes. The Colonial Secretary was personally agreeable' to the remission , of duty in euoli cases, as encouraging .wnal'hy cilia to make snch bequests. ""Mr "J. V. F.i-h said that he did not ; think he vas n akins; any confidence when ■ ' ho Btnt>-" Iho; uothtr Auckland citizen ha.<\ '"made his wi.i, ia which he left a larger sum i o lhe ccy than whs coming to it under the Cost")* bequest, but if this leeaey duty was enforced, there was reason to fear that th« de»tinati"n of a large portion of the aura would be aLered,

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Tflfi anuual meetiub ut ihe Chamber of Commerce place this afternoon. Present: Ur. Campbell (cbairinau), Alibis McMillan, J. M, Clark, Peacock, A. Stewart, J, Lamb, R. H. Stevenson, M. A. Clark, Batger, Compton, Winks, Meaiher, Milne, C. B. tttone, Comiskey, Gamble, h, v. Aathan, Larkins, Anderson, Morpeth, lSewman, Mitchelson, Burton, A. H. Wathan, Johu Eeid, Wder, Kirkwood, Masefield, Hull, Pierce, Waymouth, Thos. Murrin, and Capt. Webb. iiitPOET.—The secretary read the annual report, which was simply a recital of the proceediugs of the Cnpniber during the j ear. Tne accounts shewed a bauk overdraft of £60 odd. (vHAlbmaa'S auDitKSH.— The chairman then delivered the annual address, He commented with sutiefaction upon the ureat uavance tae colony had made in mutcilal wealth since he last held the chair, in 1877—an advance wnicti, he said, had raised New Zealand to the place of the premier colony in the eyes ot the British taxpayer. The wealth of oar people was ehewn by tbe fact that the returns of the property tax commit* j sinners had shown an amount of property in i the colony valued between £80,0U0,000 and | £90,000,000. After taking exception to the inquisitorial character of the tax, the cbair. man went on to comment upon the iucon sistent conduct of the Government in actively promoting certain railways in the south ot no great practical utility, and at tbe same time reiusiug to relax tbe Thermal springs Act to as to facilitate the success i ut tae Kotoiua railway,which bad been un-1 <iertaken more out of a patriotic spirit' tban from any des're or hope of direct pecuniary gain. llie first section to JLichfield would be let in a few ilujs, and the second section to Ohm: • inntu was surveyed and all engineering difficulties had been surmounted. Having expressed a hope that tbe prostcu liou ot the Northern Trunk Line would be vigorously promoted by the Government, the chairman passed on to reter with gratifi cation to the near prospect of a graving dock suited to the requirements of the port, to the floating of the Meat F< eeziog Co. _, to tbe growth and progress of local industries, to tbe successful inauguration of tbe One huugii ironworks, the proposed starting of operations by the Sugar Kcfining Co.. and the promise of a payable coalfield at Ooiomandel. He also adverted with pleasure to the renewal of the maii service, and in this conuect'on re gretted, that the Union Steamship Com* p ivy was not stimulated by a little whole* some competition. He also spoke with pleasure of the tranquillity of the Datives, and of the steady settlement of the country. He conc'uded by depicting in glowing ctlours tbe future of the colony, and by quoting a warm eulogium which an Aus tralian statesman had passed upon it. ... Upon the motion of the Chairman, seconded by Mr McUillan, the report was adopted. ELECTION OF OfFICEKS. following officers were elected for the ensuing year:-President, L. D, Na'han ; vice president, 0. »ickio : com mittee :T. Peacock, C. B. Stone, A. H. Nathan, G. Holdsbip. H. B. Mortnn, John ReiJ, Matthew Clark, Mr J. Waymouth was elected auditor. Hallways South and North. Mr Firth commented at tome length upon the comfortable railway equipment which the people of the South Island enjoyed, and compared it with what be termed the rattletrap arrangement)) with which we bad to put up. Be attributed the anomaly largely to the fact that our members in Parliament had always been divided, while those of tho South had ever presented it united front when their interests were at stake. He thought it was high time that our members perceived the importance of uniting- together, and demanding that ju-tico for thin portion of the colony to which it was fairly entitled, and nothing short of which it would consent to take. Mr Firth went on to advocate the advisability of action for the purpose of in iluciog the Government ta undertake tbe extension of the Te Awatnutu line to Taranaki, and to indicate the advantages which would accrue to Auckland from being thus brought into speedy communica tion with the foriile country on tho West Const. Be believed a practicable rout*, free iron, engineering difficulties could be found I'he speaker went on to criticise a> d con demn the action of tlic Government in de clining to as.«i«t the Rotorua Kailway Co. by allowing them to procure from i,i, c natives the lands which were necessary for its succeiß. He thence pas-ed on to nlinde to a rumour that the Government intended to receive the old system of thr Crown's pie-emptiye right in respect to naive land*. If it were mi, it wuuld re tard settlement by locking up native lands. He hoped too that our memueis would . set their faces against such a •retched (ad as tbe nationalisation of the land, although it seemed to find favour in Home quarters. Nothing but land on free hold tenure would attract bonafde settlers to the colony. The resolutions urged the Auckland members (1) to press upon the Government the immediate construction of the railway from Te Awemutn jto Taranaki. (2.) To remove the obstacles to the construction of the second section of the Rotorna Railway. (3) That the Auckland members' take steps to remedy the abuses of the Native Lands ourts, and oppose the resumption of land purchase b.v the Crown. Mr McMillan seconded, and Mr J. M. Clarke, in supporting the resolutions, atat- d that he attributed the indisposirinn of tbe Government to »id the otorua railway to an intention on their part to resume the abandoned right of the solo purchase of native lands. He had good reason for be lieving that such .was the intention of the Government, The resolutions were put seriatim, and carried unanimously. OTHBB BE3OLUT.ONS Resolutions were aso passed—(l) Urging the immediate attention of tbe Government to the subject of immigration. (2) Repre senting tt>e necessity for a lightbouße either on Cuvier or Ked Mercury Inlaid. (3) Favourable to pacing Onrbunga har- OfUf under the Aucldmd Boa'd.

THE AUCKiiAJWU EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 13.



Gazette m juanKraptcv. tTTaIk r v p t c y, Creditors in the following Estates, who have not already done bo, are requested to prove their Claims with me on or before MONDAY, the 18th instant, when First and Final Dividends will be payable :- ISAACS, SAMUEL, of Karangahape Road, Cabinetmaker MAOKAY AND BHAKKSPEAR, Of Tnkapnna, Farmers MACKAY, BOBBKT, Of TaVapuna, Farmer SHAKEBPEAR. ROBERT HENRY ANSON, of Takapuna, Farmer TBO. MAOFffARLANB, Trustee. Supreme Court, Auckland, Jone 9th, 1883. Ecclesiastical. i>ARNELL WKSLKYAfc CHUrtCH. SPECIAL EVANGELISTIC SE ft VICES. TUESDAY, WKDNKBDAT, THURSDAY. AND FRIDAY EVKNINGS, At 7.50 p.m. MB. BAMFOKD, Pbeachbb. ALL ARK INVITBD. Board and Residence. 4 PAKTMeNTS now vacant at Mrs, /\ Garrlck's 10. Hobaon • street; nloely situated, with a peasant »iew ot We harbour. ! Ttrms on application. DIjRHAM HOUSE, near Victoria . Wharf, north Bhore. - Comfortable finard an 4 Residence for BlDßle Gentlemen. iS s.oflerata-Apply to Alfred Cox, Esiate Agent, 177, Queen-street. Butchers. ' Cheap M eat. PRIME QUALITY. THOMAS HEDOER, Butcher. Kyber Pass, in thanking the publio 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 . .3dto4id Les Mutton, Ui Lorn do 4jd Fore Quarters 2Jd Boiling Beef. from 3d Families waited on for orders, and meat delivered anywhere at above prices. A great reduction will bo made to Cash Customer* at the Shop. Mutton, from 2d to 4<l; Beef, from 2d alb. On Salu day night all meet will be s Id below cost to effect a clearance; no offer refuse . t. hKDG ER. B UTCHER, KYBER PASS ROAD.



Wanted. WANTED SKEs.. Theche«pScientifi< Foettcal, i-uil otter uooka; also, >h Plattirrs, at 3d. 6d. and 3d at Dampkr'd niwlU Off, Hobsoo-stret t Wa> T ai\ 4~«ood Bushmen.—Appl; to Robert Martin, In front o£ Posi office, Shortland-atreet, at 3 this evening o U to-morrow morning. ANTKD, a Man for Eltchen, alao i tif conn Cook.—_pply Au._la_d Hotel. WANTED, a Night-watchman.— a ppl; Chsrlemont Hmel. ANTED, a fiiat-claas ("ook : one. win nndereUnds hla husioets.—Apply t Henry M&lder, next to Montague*, Queen ttreet. , ___ WANTisD, a Partner with about £25( Cash, to jolu advertiser In a noon paytns bnalnesa.—Apply tor address t» Fubllsher hjat- Offloe. _____ WANTED, a Young Man to make himself generally metal, a middle-aged worran for preaalnfr, alao a general servant- Apply Kdgar. Dyer. Weueeler-Btreet Baat. \\i ANTBD.aa Assistant, a respectable Vw Young Man wishing to learn Meohani cal Dentistry: must bo gentlemanly and lalrly educated. Wages after six uiontbi.—Apply between 10 and 12, Mr Crosse, Queen-Btre____ i, A : ANTED, a Situation as Manager In a "' -- Country Store, or Clerk in Office. The advertiser has had ten years' experience m general storekeeplng. Good references.—Aa dress: H.M.3., Star Office. U/AKT».I), a respectable Youth; one V» •with a knowledge of the grocery pre ferred.-Apply H. Robertson, Symonds-Btreet. aNT&D, a Smart Boy; one who can read manußorlpt.—Apply news room thia office. . W~ Aft TED, a Boy at once.-Apply to M. m oDormott. Plumber and Tinsmith, V/otorU Btreet Kaat. WANTED, a few smart iioya.—Kew Zealand 1 imbor Company. ANT_D,~2l>r 3 respectable Youßg Men as Boarders.-rirg Jeflnry, Vln cant-atroat. *no_Und. t __ WJAHTx.'D, Two or Three Boarders; »T terms 17a ncr week.—Apply J. Gadr> a Fruit Depot, Vlotorla-atfeßt. |[ m WANTED SEEN — The Uupa and Sauoera, 4d: Soup Plates. 4J4; Dinner Platea (lar.o b'z■■■)■ 4*d; do do (small slfe). SJd; at Damplec'g Bailing on*. Hobaon-stre-t W~ ANTBD, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mra Foss, Qneen-atreet \A r ANTED, a good General Servant,, V* who c a houßuo.aid la tteut.—Apply at onop to' auama Hone, loww symonflß af co». *\ja' ANTED, a good G> nernl iServaut able Vf to do plain cooklngand waahiDg; refer encea required.-Apply to Mrs James Russell, Qlenslde. Symonda-atroot. i» ANl'sD, a General fervant; muct Vf be Rood cook and laundresa.-Fpr ad dress enquire at Measra Duder a Store, North Shore. : . *» ANTED, a General Servant for Hotel V » _t Coromaoael. — .apply at Uovornur [ Browne Kotcl. _ _________________ W" ANTKD, immediately, a General Servant for me town, wlero nur,»m_4 U fcept-Apply Mr J. Hes?, Orooer, collego Road^ .. iAf ANTED, a fjood General Sen-ant for V» small familj.—Appiy from 2tu 3 p.m. to Mr D. 8. Cnambers. Be«lng Maobtne Uepo» Qneei -street (ogp-Ute Catk »t New Zoalandl. .« ANIEO, aGcneMlServant; mußtbe Vt . a good Cook and LaundreßS.-Apply to Mrs Kenderdlne. Hden-atreet. WANTED, a respeotaUls t-irl as Gene ial, tor a small famtlT.-Acply Mra J.fl^ry. 'Nor'oiK Woose. Vlnoaot-sawt. »* ANT' v. » good Domestic -ervaor. V? -Sanford House, Upper Hobson-Btreet. _*rANT_D, a Young Girl to assist In W homework.-*ppy »» W. K. And»r son. Church street, DovonporU ANTED, a respectable Girl to make heraell generaUy naeful: ateo, a Nuriio maid to coma d»ily.—*ppiy at onoe to Mra Joeoph Ban«e, Jermya-Btraet, Logan Bank. \\r AftTED, a Cook and Laundress, also Vt a HojaemaW— pply Mrs bull, Mount Kden (near SmUh'a "BasOffioel. »»TANTED,^"Man*"and Wife without V? etioumnru.no), for dairy farm at Lake Takaonna, Worth Bhore.-Apply J. JtootQ. Anoklanfl I'alrr. ik.' ANTKD, an experieoced Milliner, V? wUh knowledge of Bales, for New market.-Apply poreoually or by letter, W Smith and Oauahey, iOi aufl 302. uppnr Unean-Bti e^ WaNXBD, a good Wax Thread Machinist; oonwast work and peod wngea fro a competent hand, —J. Tionwith a booi lfactcry, Wakeflelditreos. ANTED, Sewing, either private or from shopa.—Apply tor addteai at 8 jap. efflcg. \\l ANTBD, a number of Apprentices to * * the Dressmaking ; also, ABsiat-Dta (bodymakere) -Apply Miss Lee Smith, Rutland- Btreet, opposite Drlllahed. Cm/ ANTED, Empty Wine Bottles.— Vt Apply 39, Qoeen-Btreet. \V AMBD. LesßOos in Grammar, Writing, &c, two or three times a week (evening), from a competent person.—Apply, stating terms, to Box 82, Post Office, Auckland. i» aixT-D, Pupils, by Mr Jodsoo v* iShorthand Teacher at tho Collesre). Shorthand tautcht in three months. Address: Karanuahape lload. »» AnTku, by a married couple, Two " Furnished Rooms and Kitchen, or a amall Furnished House.-A»p]y. stating terms, MB.. Star office. l%" ANTKU, Wioe Bottlef (instead of *» empty bottles.) — Apply 39, Queen- Btroot. v. i ANTKD, a Heavy Spring Trap in ex *• change for a light one. Apply by letter or early to-morrow morning to A. Clarke, care S. FiiUertOD, Wakeaeld-Btreet. >k. AN I'Kli, a Freehold Security tor Vt _ljjjj 1 -F- Q. Ewington, Queen-street, i - "\\ ANIED, a good Security for £500 at 8 per cent.or 9 per cent., in town or suburbs.-T. Ci>hw, Utlotabuya BnUoinus. ijueen-jtreet, \\ r ANTED to Borrow, £100 on first •* olatßKurnltnre.-idc.reaa KM, Poßt office, A qokland. iiTAN'E!>, Buyers for Corned B^ef j ' * prime quality guaranteed.—G, Hulme, Bntcher,Queen» t'cet Auckland! , i s ■ ANT D, Tenders for to« fcrectiop of *■' a Schoolroom at Waterview, for tho Prinittivo Methodists. Plansand Specifications at Mr D. Goldie's, Customhouse-street. Ton dcre cloao on Saturday at noon. _oweßt or any Tender not_nocessarily acceptedj \j_ r_N~i"ED, Tendors to Build a Cottage VT at Mswumrkei. Lavo3l or any tenn.T notneceiaatlly aoceptetf.—Apply Wm. Kennedy, Mewmarkat. WANTED T*> SELL, a lot ot Jackets, Ulßters, and Dress Materials at roduoed pricea, to clear,—J. O. Brown'a Drapery, Cloth ing, and Millinery Establishment. Parnell. A TEO VO SELL, Lease cf (or to Loi) chop In Queen street; rent low.— Apply W.A., BT*R "fflof. W~XNf7irfO"SBLL, Light Milk Cart, Hoiseaod H»rne:s;BO (urth-r we tor same, win be »o'd ibeap.-Kd. K. Davnea, VatHan'' Bond Cnßtomhonae-atreft. «*,' ANT^D to Sell, good I'rap Horse — » » Apply f. H. Cater. Pompeliler Terrace. Piinaocby. * k; ANTED, to Huy, Left-otl ClotninK of |♦' every description, for cash. Partiee waited on P. % -Wanted Known—For Hire, Trap and Saddle Horaes.-Apply Thoa Hill, Clothier and Draper, Parne_ WA NTED, to purchase a Vessel of frr>m 23 to 35 tons. —Addreaa: Small Craft, Box 269, P. 0., Auckland. WANi'-D siiKN- The Mugs, 2_d, 3d, and I'l , June 01 to 2a; Meat iiishei. lOd: PuAding Ilaalnp, 7d; at Dampler'a Selling Oil. Hobson-Btreeet. ANTED.—CaII and tee the extra value in Calico, 80—1, at 4s lid dozen (under usual cost).-J. G. Brown's Drapery, Millinery, and Clothing Establishment, ParnelL VirANTED S^EN — Iron Saucepans V* (tin lined), Is 6d; Knamellei ifo. 2*; Iron Kettioa. is 6d i Bollen, da 3d: at Campler'B ealllug* ff Hobeon-atreet. \»TANTEO KNOWN. — Monk's New VV Zealand Herbal Remedies Curo Dysen tery, Diarrhma. Cholera, Neuralgia. Certain Core Guaranteed In every case. WANTED KNOWN. — Mr Horace D. Monk can be consulted re above diseases at Harbour View Hou-e, Shortland-Btreet. .*, «N KD KNOWN Another grand ** Fresh Lot of LadleB 1. Gents', and CnU droo'B &iod Rh-ap Buote, at Dampier's Boot Shop_yiotoriMti»|« \\7 ANTED.—Everybody requiring addi *v tlons or alteratloos to their premlseß should send at once to J. M. Haslott, Builder, Fort-atreet.—Experienced Tradesmen always ready. WANTED SEEN, the Wonderful Fresh Bawi'B in M"n'n Watertight 80-ts, only 10a 6d, at Dampler'a Boot Shot.. Victoria ttreet. »*> ANTJSi' KN< »W«—Cork Soles, 2Jd ; * * Boot G.'oss Bd tha Bottle; LiOng Leather Laoen. Id tbe pair, ai Dampler/8 Boot Shop, Vio toria-Btreot. 11"' ANTED SEJSN—Foot Baths, 3s 6d ; V* biop Palls, 2s fid; Baakela, U 3d; Watrmtanri Basins. U i Dippers, la; at Dam plet's Selling Off, Hobson-Btreet. ._. ANTJJD KNOWN-Another grand Vt Lot ot Ladlea', Gents', and Obildren'a Fresh Boots at Dampier's Boot Shop, Vlototia atreet. Be In time. WANTED.— All persons having Land and Home Property for Pain or to Let will do well to place same in my bands for dis posal, aa I have numerons enqulrlea daily.-J. H. Earner, houbo and L_d dsoni, Walkers Bulldinga Newton. _ ■» »; ANTED, everyone who suffers from Vt Cold to purchase for 6a 6d a Kine Ho«vy Blanket, worth 17* 61 Per pair; only lOOpnira left. To be oleared th'g week, at 8, Goombes and Co.'a New Pf emlfg*. \\r ANTEn K>uWN, that 500 Quilted v *' Blaok Alpacca Skirts can be procured at 3s lid, former price 7s 6d.-J. Cosgrave and Coj, late Linabnry. ->- AMBD ShjsN—Coffee Pots, la; *gg Bestorß Oil Candle Btloea, Id; Pa"irg Tina, It; at Dampler'a Selling Off, HobhOn-Btrwet ■ • ■; AN• ED, Millinery, imaioo _— j ■' I'.hiinren'B ' ndorllnen, Goods Hosiery, Haberd_»hery, Oorsete. FUnnels. Blanket i—at Kobson'B Molbourno House, fon Bonby,



! Wanted. l ! \\r ANTRD, a first-class Coatmaker, and 0 T» gooaOeueralUand.-A. WrigUt, Tailor, t Bhottla >d-atteeti ___ \\j » N T It D , KN 0 W N.-Bagatelle n * Boards.—Shipment just to hand ex Look ; Ken, with real Ivory Balls, all sizes and reliable r make. Also, Table Croquet, Race Games, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, &0.-Chas. Kelsey and Co., two doors below Morrins. Ironmongers, lj \\i akTKU, buyers of silver Jewellery •t »™ to know that Charles Kelsey and Co. ' make this department a Speciality by keeping a I large assortment and confining themselves ea -1 tirelyto real Sliver.—Charles Kelsey and Co., ' two doors below Morrins, Ironmonger. ; ! %\7-A*TED Kti jWN —Only 1 Galvanic T T Battery left (in kod3 order), rsdnoed «o , 30i, at Dampler'ti t!cllio« Off, ltotaon-sireet j ebop WANTED KNOWN-That 1 am pre. pared to purchase Household Furniture andother effeots on the premises on the shortest notice. In town or oountry.—*pply personally or by letter, to James Rae, Darby-sheet. V%7ANTED KNOWN—SOOO yards of * t Superior Flannel, all Wool, 10} d per yd, former price Is 2d.—J. Coagrave and Co., late Linabury. . \A! ANTED KNOWJN—Xhat 100 Dozen '* of Counterpanes, 'White and Coloured ninn-Quurter to twelve-quarter, can be procured a> J. Coagravo and Co'a., late Uoaonry. WANTED KNOWN — UHEAP tim ber I Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywnere else at the Yards of I). Goldie, Albert-street -~, ANTED KwuWW-That a large V ¥ quantity of Blsetc Batlas ban be bad at half-price at J. Cosgrave and Co'a., late Linabury 4%,- ANTED KNOWN. —Mr Monk v* earnestly invites Chronic or (ao called) Hopeless Casesio communicate, as the medicine Never Fails. \V ANTED KNOWN—IOOO yards of Black and Coloured Velveteens, at Is 6d per yard, former price is.— J. Cosgrave and Co., late Linabury. • \m ANTED Sttt-N-The China Dolls at v * Id; Wax Dolla, Id ; grand line of Money Boxes (with look and key), Id; at Dampiera Soiling Off, Hol»on-3treet W ANTED KM)\V >-That all "Work. "» ing Men can save their money by call Ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant All meals Id. Board and Lodging. 15s per week.—Robert Murdoch:, Proprietor. Noto tho address, nearly opposite the waltemata, and close to the Dook ANTED KNuWN-i.adies'Danoing >~hoes. Curl* maoe and stamped, As9d, Ju»t opened; at Kobson'u Melbourne Uouno. PonsoiibT. | ! \\f AKr*D KNuWN, rhat all tho vl different make* of Calicoes, including Crowdson's and Horrock's, con be had at J. Cos grave and Co. lato Linabury. • \¥7ANTEiT"KNOWN lea Trays, la ' » and 1* 3d: Small lraya, la; Pretty Tea Cannltttra, Cd und lid; at Dampler's Belling Uff Hobsac-ntreet. __. _^ U ANTED, Poa:s and Bails of heart " * woo^i. Poste—7 feet Bxß leches ot kMiri, luatai, totara, tltree bUok bltobu or purin, Kblib—9 foot, 6 z 21 inches of nmu, tltreo, kaori, maul, totals, biaoic blroh, or rats. Deliveied on board cutters on Kaal Coast, or landed *c lllkntsls, Tusmes Klvor. and Rare pae, Piako Kiver.—Hunt & White. Contractors, JOBo2cd, 1883. W" ANTED SBKN—Tea Bottlm, Od; Meat 'db. Is; lius- Pan*, Is; Flour nrodgerß 4d! Frying Hacs. Is G<; Fire Shovel*. 6i; at Hampier'a aelllng' 'if Houßon-stmet. %17 AN TEL) the Ladies to Know that »* Munro and Mllllaan, Hooson-Btreet. have secured the servloss of a firstolass Mil liner, and ate now prepared to supplr millinery In all lta branoht; on the shorteW notice. t\; ANTED KNOWN, that all widths * * in Window Hollands, white and green, are kept at J. Coagrave and Co.'s, late Llnatiary. ** ANTED KNOWN-That 100 Uozen * ot coloured Kid GHovoa, i Buttons, are saliloß now at 2s lid per pair st J. Cosxravo snd Co'i).. iato Llnabnry W' ANTED KNuWM—lTiat 1000 Straw Hits fiihionab'e Bhipe.o»n bo had at Id ouch.—J. ixwaravu and Go's., late Llnapnry. WANTED, every Gentleman in Auck land to »cc the I aMet « ovnlty In Hunts' Hcarvo? at Is per dozen; their Tweed Water proof Coats at 16s each; their Heavy Tweed Tron«ers at 5s lid. "or this week, at 8. t'oombol sndCa'a New Hemtaea. '_ \» ' ANTED KN' >WN, that all widths * iii Finlay'a SbrotjiißS. plain and twilled, arejeept at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s, late Linabury, m&BTl D~K N O V N-That T. * * liOncrgak, two doors above theßTiß f'flico, h»a received by lao artlvst<a>ptvndid snornoeat of Tweeas and » oreted Coatiogs. Blna and Black Broadoloihs of the best material to bo had, and from long excerienoe In bnslnoaj is thoroby enabled to ba thoroughly oompotem to Judse bow to satisfy tbe pnb'io generally. All orders entrusted to mo will be puisotuaity attended to, snd a sitlffaotery Ot itairanteed. Inspection of my stock rdsptot fally Invited. ■ Vl7 ANTED SEEN, tne extra grand » » Una of Oenilemen's Heal Hand-eewn Kid Klßptloßldo Winter Bonta. very cheap, at Damoiw'a Boot Sdod, Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN, that you can " have the largest Wool Blankets at lSa 6d per pair at J. Cofgravo and Co.'s, late Lioa bury. »* ANTED SKKN--Irnn Bedsteads ** tßlDg'p). 17» 01: nonble do, Z3i: <mn Oot», lls; and tbe other Furniture at Dampler's (telUngtff Hnb»on-.tr*et wnop. \»;ANTFD KVOWN,-Mts J. White, Draper, Parnell. has for salQ a large quantity of Knglißh and Colonial Boots and tihoes at greatly reduced prices, having decided to givo up tho Boot Trade to enable her to give the ncceesary attention to the increasing demand for Drapery, Fancy Goods, &o. A line of go d Dress Material at Bd. Kiltings neatly made. Parcels delivered to any address. \\; ANTED KNOWN — T? JUoT OPENKD OP AT ST E P H E N 8 O N'S- Velveteen. 19 in. 7/6, to S/8 ocr ya-d GOO yards Colcuied Batlns at 1/0 and 1/S 10-.W) Ho«lerr, newett shades, la Nary. Seal, Oiack, Cardinal. Wines Splendid Value in Üb>tera, 3 0 upwards Plain and Fuoy Je?rey Jsoketo, 7/61 > 35s A Kpoolal Line In Ntwmarkat Snipe, 20s Undercl]tbio(r, In Newrst Styles, all prtoes lia'B, In Newest Shaoo*, !««« variety Lftrga Afuorimoi't Men's floihing Felt Carpe's. yard widr, 1/3 per yard Tapestry Carpus, 2/3,2/11, a- d 3 0 per yard Oil Cloth, for Hail and Pla <r, 1/6 V, 2/3 yard MatUntr, /!»!, 1.1/3, Hi *nd 1) yardi wide) Flannels, m. /9,1/, to 2/8 p-r yard 9-1 Blankets, 9/ll snd 10/fl cer pair 10-4 Blanuoto, W\l and 18/5 per call 11-1 Blanket', 10' and 27/3 per talr Winceys, IJd, 6>d. I\6, to 1/ per yard 1000 Kirat Ohotso Josephines, slightly spottod, DBKaSMAEINO AND MILLINKHX ON THE PRKMIBKB. LADIK3' OWN MAVRUIAIi M ADK DP. Sncooasfal Cont'aotor (or l>rapery for Lnnatlo Asylnm, 1833. BTEP BENSON'S IRAPBRT AND fIALK WARRHOCSF, KARaNQAHAPH; RUsD, NKWTOIf. WANTED KNGWN-TBAT V> NKIL, &<1 IKK'HtD'd BALM OF GIL.KAD Btanda foremost anio i« tbe thousands of reme died dow In vogne for COLDS, HOARIHNBSB. BROVOHITIS ABTHM4. AND OUKST COMPLAINT?. Usod In all parts of the Colony. Fold In bottles at 2s and 2s Od. THAT COMPOSITION POWDKR. First made and used by the Foueders of Medical Botiny, now u-od by all who know its virtues, is a Cheap and First •otasa Remedy for Colds, t?ore Throat, Leo dness, Pains in the Stomach orßowols. ilb.tlns.ls6d. THAT HAVING A &ARQE STOCK OF lIBBBHS IN NEW ZBALAND. N. tc O. have been able to Re stook their Dispensary with tho OHOIOKSr AND MKBT OF HBRB9. 7 hey aollolt a" trial from all who are suffering, TbelTß Ib Purely Herbal Treatment. BOTANIC ~dTs PBNS4RY, WBLLKSI^ Y-BTBBKT BABT, Four doors from Crulokshank and Miller's, Queen-street. _ wTTANtED"" KNOWN, that Ladies' V? Waterproof Mantlos can be obtained from 4s (kl at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s, lato Linn bury. WANTKD TO SKLL, 100 pairs team less coupe ' JOSEPHINE 4-BUTTON KID GLOVES, 2s 6d pair; worth 5s Od. } UST Arrived, a shipment of Norwich • ' orange-colonrod SINGING CANARIES, . At W. KYRB'3. VICTORIASTHBBT. W A N T ED, Ladies TO Know that I have Just Opened Up a Large Quantity of Ladies' Very Pretty Hand Bags, of Extra Good V aluo. Procure one before all old. AMKSSCUTT n raper and Outfitter, London House, Victoria and Nelson-Btreeta. Auckland. \\; ANTtD KNOWN-Just Received, V « tt t th c Anokland Pantheon. op»OBl>e Sc James's Church. WeilinKton-itreet. anO'her J ariie Conßlg' ment (or s B Westmeath) of the Beautiful Dark Marble Gltesware, coi^l-tlng of Buu»ra Hutwrs. Flow»r Vases Tumble™. Jug«. Vonnmon'i. MogJ, &o. Tnponly tire In Now ZeiUod havh s tbe came Theabove Be»utifal Goods mo at precent oreatlcg quite a sensation in ifngla' d. i lame O'lieolnn ot ur/»aoiental Dblo» nnd Glasswa'e Fanoy Go"ds, Toy., *o. a larke »m>uut of China »nd Cmobroy or every de^orlttiOD on pale. All Gouds 26 io 30 pc- wnt. ch-auer tbau soy hooEe in Auokiaad. AU the a ove (tooda are of flrsi-oUsa ou ilty. Baeaars Bnutiiied. Large chow-room.—John Rastwood, Thei vinttaw opposite St. Jamoß's Churoh, WelilDgxon-etreot.



Wanted. WANTEu, good Poultry and Dairy fed Pork.—G. Hulme, Butcher, Queen slreet. __ ! '.. -i ANTKU, my Customers to know 'hat : *' lam in receipt of Choice Seed Potatoes as well as my usual ablpments of Best Canter bury Table Potatoes and Onions.—Edward E. Davies, Nathan's Bond, Customhouse-street. \\; ANTED KNOWN—Anotner grana 4 * Lot ot Cheap Boots, at Dampier'a Boot Bhop. Ylctorlft-Btreet. Be In time. WANTED KNOWN, by friends and customers—That Messrs 1 app and Co., Boot and Shoemakers. h»ve pnrobßMd the; Biocc and Baalneßß ot Sootl and Co., Viotorla street (opposite Hobson Hotel), and Intend to oontlnne selling the Best Quality ot Goods at entrant prloeg. __ \A] ANTED KNOWN, that Table * » Damasks, bleached and unbleached, can be obtained at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s, late Linabury^ \*"aNTED KNOWN-2000 yards of * Satin Dress Staff from Bid per yard, former price Is4dper yard.-J.Cosgrave and Co., late Llnabnry. •»A,:ANIED KnOWN—That TEETH %9 -~ can be Kxtraoted. Soaled, or Stopped foh&rges strictly moderate) at The Dispensary, Karaneahapa Head (next Lamboornes Bard ware Store). ___^_____________ ANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on personal and collateral Boonritj, re parable by weekly Instalment?. Buia dts oounitd,—lue'a New Zealand Fawn Bhop, Darby street. ANTED.—When you are in Hobson street call and see the Large and Cboloe Stootc of Soon h i.hevlot Twends. In heather and granite shades, «t Munro and MlMgan'a. ANTBD KNOWN—IOO dozen of White Turkish Towels are selling now at 9d each, at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s, late Lina bnry. WAM TED KNOWN—Herbs for all Diseases and CompUlnta at The I'la oonsary. Karangahape Road; Describe yoar ewe. and have the True, Uarmleaa Vegetable Medicine B. \ V ANTED SKEW—Chamber Sets, 9s ♦ » 6d: Yellow Pie Dlshe*. id; Buldb, 3d ; Vegetable Dishes, la 81: &c, &o , at Dampler's ijetllng off. Hobaon-street. WANTED KNOWN—We have re tuced our Heavy Winter Dress Serges to 6Jd Dur yard. One case left and must tie sold this week by 8. Coombes & Co,, on their New Premise. ; " k*/Aw TED TO SELL, best Canterbury *» Potatoes. 201 baa Is or Is 04 per owt. Qna'.Hy unequalled. 8e cote br mjsalf in Can trbnry. On hand, 1210.-William Marshall, auokland Market. aStTD, the Laogtry Cors«t, 2s 6d; : Or. Warner's Oorallne. 6a od: Little voille, 6s 8d; Polly, 6i; The Ascot. 2s 3d; at Hobaop s Melbourne Honae; Ponaonby. ANTED, 100 Ladies to attend at 8. , coombes & Co.'a New Premlaei and purchase fo< 8a 6d » Heavy All-Wool Tweed Ulster. Thry are all fashibnable shadeg, and urf^nally co<t 'Sit. For this week only, at a, , CoooibesftCo.'aflate J. CosßravßfeCo) . IT/ANTED Known (in cono>quence of Vt the old premises being about to come ( down), that the business formerly carried on by < Mr G. C. Plggott Watchmaker and Jeweller, has been Removed to the third shop above thß Albort-Btrcet corner Vlotoria-street. \\f A Ta D KNOW N- Vt THB BUST AND OHB4PKBT ROUSE FOB DRAPBRY IB J. CAUGhEy'S, Karahgahapk Road. WANTED KNOWN- J. C. is A CABH Huvkk, IB Uhdsh Small kxpbsse, and Will *«ll a Good Article at a Low Paioa. WANTED KNOWN -Btrong<Jrey C&Jiooes. 2il. 2Jcl. 3d, ia,M, and Ud White oltto. Sd. Si v IJd 6\ m Good Heavy *avy 8«r«e 9Jd, ll}i. l«3Jd Black Oasbmere. Is 3]d. 1b 8d 2- M, Sa 3d Coloured Carhmerev lsßid; tieamlful shades of V&fWlne, Mnrone. Prune, and Hrown nnb'eaohed Sheeting, rouble wiotb, IOJd, Is OJd White ditto, Is Id Is 3Jd, 1» B}d WorUcg Mon'Hfhirtß, lijd Is 10£ d. 2a6d, 3J, StM rimwin Hhlrts, i* lid, 6a 9d, 6s lUjd Slen'a Bookß, in lamtißwool and merino, from 7}d Splon Id Value In Blanket* & Large Btook ot L«dles* HoMorr, and a Com- i pleteßtookotHaberdei>erf.| < J. CAUGHEY, Two Doorb Anovß Lambiurnb's. KAIUf-Q'HAPE KQaD \\; AM TEDIKNOWN:-Ladies' time and *? trouble saved byordering one of COX'S Cheap SURPRISE PARCELS. fl i, d. Parcel A, value 3s, Mixed Haber- ' dashory, for 2 6 Parcel B, value 6s, Children's Hosiery, Gloves, and Flannel, (or .. .. 5 0 Parcel C, value 12a Cd, Dress Length, Flannol, and Calico, for .. .. 10 0 Parcel D valno 'Bh, Fancy Dress Ijongtb, Flannel. Gloves. Hoso, Handkerchiefs, and Neck Ribbon, for 15 0 ; Parcel E. value 21s. 7 yards Cashmere i (Navy, Prune, or Clarot), 6 ot Calico, 3 Flannol. 1 Gloves, 2 Hose. 1 Lace Collarette, 3 yards Glass Cloth. 2 Honeycomb Towels, 2 Toilet Covers, 1 set Jet Ornaments. for 1 0 0 Cash to accompany order. Carriago Free. P.O O. made payable to W. Cox, corner ot Pitt and Vincent-streets. Auckland, who takes this opportunity of thanking tho publio for their liberal patronage during his first year of busi ness, and hopos by continued courtesy and fair dealing still to merit tho same. N.B.—Goods not approved will be exchanged, _ ,"O TaILoKS.-Wanted, good Coat » matters. — apply at once to Wnlte and « attinum, i'»Uorg, Vloiorla-»trret. VIaNaGInG Ci-unK.— A Gentleman iYI of many years' experlenoe In the win© Trade wishes lor an antmtntment as abovß,— address C.J.M , BrAßOtßoe- BOOTMAKEKS,— A good Hand can obtain constant employment in athrivlru oonntry dlet'let; Hood wkik-b; passage paid.— Apply Q. Bilney a. Co.. Fort street. BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, Machinists and Fitters tor the Boat Trade.-Applj w. Mo Arthur and Co.'s Boot Factory. To Let. 'is O tET, new 8-roomed House with 3 £ ilrolaciu snlUble for boarding honse. larun yard Kent IBs — Apply Jamen Irvln, top of w»hfflßld street ___ LBt, for three or five years, a woll f grassed Farm of 83 aores situated at Flat Bush; House of three rooms, and Dairy, Cow shed, and Stookyard. Bent, £8 per annum. Stook at valuation.—Apply to J. Sutclille, at f arm, or JolrnHall, Otahuhu. i oTEi,Tf>a respectable lady, one Fnr. * nishod Room with nso of Kitchen.-Applr Bt*r Ofllce. '■''O LET, at Richmond, a Four-roomed I Cottage, hslf an soro o' urou-id rttble, fto. | Rent m derate.-ApßlyKdg:ar,Dyer,WeUesley- StTf Ot K»«t. _~ r|->O Lp.T, a well-fiited np tshop; a Rood I posit lon, bi'joining the Frtnce Arthur Hotel, wtliwly-mreot.—Apply H. Pram. | O LET, a Bedroom with use oi Sitting ■ rorm and pUnn In tho beat part ot Symoads-i-trae'.—Apply >tab ufflee. T O LKT, a Six-roomed Honae with an " acre of land and orchard at Valley Bo&rt, Mount Kdnn. nnxt the stare. Rent, Us per weflr..—Apply on the nren)a jg. 'fU LET, a pleasant Marine ttesidence I attheMoith hore, with H»«oh Crontagn. Apply to Uhnrlßß Hat my, Boatbnilder. ffiKj I ET, or For saLH, sra.ll FARM, ' situated at Avondalo (part of Dr. Aiokon's), about 7 miles from town. Now House 1 rooms. Stable, and out-houses. Ten acres very good land, partly in young Orchard; all securely fenced and fronting the river.- Full particulars from D. F. Kvana. Land Agent, Auckland. •j O L'T, fight-roomed House, with • bath room, besides Btable, coach and cow house, and wash-house, orchard, and three acres of ground. Situated on Main Road, Romnora, 5 minutes'walk to Btation.and bußsea pass every trip. Terms exceedingly reasonable. -Jamei Buckland. Coombea'a Chambera. mo mbkch&nts and others. TO LKT, those Cammed'one and Contral'r sltunted HUBINKHS PRKMI3KB as now oooupled by Messrs Boylun and Tatneld (who are removing), corner Vulcan Lane and High street. Prorolses contain four stories, and splendidly adaptot for any wholebale buainets, hont. moderate to a good tenant D. F. KVANB. L»nd Agent. 1W- ' v R T H SHORE. HOUBK I to Let ln^OooTpotltiODa-Apply, 11.& R. DUDKu, nevoDPort store. Goodsona Arcade. VII. REASONS WHY KVBRY RvStDBNT OF' AND VIBITOa TO AUCKLAND BHODLU VISIT i-lOODSON'S pOODSON-S1 OrooDsoN's London trooDsoirs, ARCADB. LONDON ARCADE. AROADK. LONDON ARCA.DB. ARCADE. -S ARCADE. BKOAUaK I—lt is the mot valuable and varied 8t JOk of the kind la the Anstralasiau Co'.o nits, equalled only by the London Arcade InCnrlatohurob,under the same Proprie torship. BBCAnB* I—The freedom with which every visitor oan Inspect tho goods can only be enjoyed when arranged upon the Atoido plan. BEOAUBE!-Every visitor or purchaser are alike treated with the ntmoat courtesy, and sales are not praßed, to render the inspection ot the Arcade otherwise than a most pleaasnt rooreatioo, BKOAUSB l-AIl gooda are olaßSlfled. tastefully arcanied, and marked in plain figures, the prica being known without enquiry. BEQAUBK I-Belng oven from 9 to 9, we accomy roodato those who cannot make their unr ■ obases during the day, and onr windows •five), which are moat attractive, are wel lighted. BECADSKI—Yon maytoly upon value received for cash expended hihoounts, Hbbßck iationb. acd oihttr Baitd being iKtiorrd All >.oods marker, at one uniform low tariff of profits aocording to onr trade motio—a.P. and Q.B. BEOAi SKI—You will here obtain the bes valuo for your mowy expenoed ot an v laoo in the citr. THKN Tft? IT i. Goodson's London Arcade, , QUEEN AND VICTokIA-STREETS, i ' AUCKLAND; HIGH-STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. ' London Offloe i at. Maiy Axe •;iit. . J '■



For Bale. FOR SALE, 2i h.p. Engine,'to be aeei working at the Newton Steam Coacl Factory. TL^OR SALE, pure bred Fox TenierUog, 12 yeara old; watch and ratter. Address R.J., Stab Office. |/VK SALE, cheap, for cash, a Cottage -T Plano.-M. H. Keesing. 62. Victoria street Qnst above Royal Mail Hotel). FOR SAL.i (cheap), a vety Large-size First olauH Bagatelle Table with Fittings oamplete.-Apply o. RaUey ft Co., irmt-rtreet. f^UK SALK or Lease, a first-class Dairy Farm In Rood position, for sale of all farm prodnce.-Apply to Mr HalleH. Parcel. F*OR SALE. IN VICTORIA-STREET (on aoconnt of owner leaving the district), thst VjiLUaßuß UORNER ALLOTMENT. oarlnd a frontage ol 10 fest to Victoria-street fn* 60 feet to Chapel street, together with LARGE BHOP AND DWELLING ol seven rooms. This Is one of the beet business positions In this fine street.—Apply W. and J. Abater, Land Agents, N.Z^lnsuraneß Buildings. A UCKLAND AGRICULTURAL" & ±\. MERCANTILE CO. (LIMITED.) To QrorOTs - A Grocery Business in the Suburbs of Auckland for sale. For particulars. apply No. 9 and 11, Queen-street.-G. W. Owen, Manager. p« o it i a Z E Monnt Kdeo, obesp, and on easy terms, a new and weU-flnlthed Cottage ot (oar rooms, BooHery, &o.: fitted with register grates, range, tank, &o. Solendld allotment (volosnlo). S3 x US. Prioe, «25 caah. balance as agreed upon. D. F. fiVANt). nutate Ag^nt. |i>OR SALE AT KAMU, WHAN JO GARBI. To be Mid, GENERAL STORK at Kamo, near tha coal mln es, doing a large Business and steadily inqreaslng, To anyone potsesslng a small capital this 1b anfopcortunlty rarely jjnet with. For f nrthor partloalars apply K. MITCHBLSON AND CO.. Queen-street. Anoklasd, fiRoCKRY STORE DOING AN OT EXCELLENT BUSINESS FOR SALE. This Capital Store Is situated In one ot the leading thoroughfares, about 15 minutes' walk Crom the General Post Office. The Buildings comprise Btoro, with G good dwelling rooms; illotment 36 x 109. Price, £650. Terms as igraed. VAILE AND DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Agents, Shortland-street BICYCLE FOB S*LE, 50-inch, nearly new. —Apply Sandford House, Upper aobeon-street, between C and 8 in the evening. JUST ARRIVED. 20Q TONS CANTERBURY POTATOES (Splendid Quality). 25Q TONS OAMARU POTATOES (Splendid Quality). Q. S. JA X I N S, CUSTOMHOUSB-STKEET. LJACON i IJACON I -OACONI HAMBI HAMSt HAMS! "lUST received, a very Prime Sample. NEW CURE, W. PARKER, Grookb, Hobbon-btbekt. Shipping. ißßfe^F 0" WAI TAR A. '^•*»l TheSteamor Tv i tVill leave Onehunga for Waitara on FRIDAY, it noon. For freight or passage apply to Agent, Jnehunga, or, , MASTER, on Board. Drapery. DOYtt CLOTHING MART, WHITE ANU WATKINSON. FAILORB ANU WOOLLEN IMPORTERS. VICTOBIABTRKBT, AUCKLAND. Beg to Thank the Pablio of Auolland tor their liberal support during the list 1 years. w. and W. having a demand for better olau 3oy»' Clothing, have taken the adjoining Premltes. which they bave opened tor MOY6 OUTFITTING, where a Larje t-took will be tept ot the beet ready-made Now Zealand rweed Baits. Regular Shipments of Woollen and other aooas irom the beat EogiUh and footoh Make's. a Ltrge and Well ecteotod atook ol Gonm' Meroory The Tailoring Department la still under the management ot W. and W. Tailors snpplled at Wholesale Pricis. Note the Addren- BOYS' /-'LO'THTrHJ TI/fART, OYB' V^LOTHING JLtJLaRT, VIOTOKU-STREET. (Opposite Thbatrs Royal). Robert Mason, NEWTON. to-morrow. Well WOR T H R« ADI N G. Do yon wish to see the Best and Cheapest Display of Drapery. Hosiery, Millinery, Ladles* aai Children's Outfitting in Auckland 1. If so go to address as below, when yon will be repaid tor trOnWe" JAMES SCCTT, General Draper and Outfitter, London Honse, Victoria and Nelson streets, Auckland. MEN'B AND BOYS' CLOTHING— Never aeea cheaper In Anokland, 'not withstanding all strong assertions made In advertisements. This U genuine Men's splendid Sootoh Tweed Overcoats. Heather mixtures, 28s 6d; real value. 12s. A large Snantity ot Men's Winter Tweed Trousers at i lid. honestly worth 10s 6d; a few Men's Busi ness and Working Coats at 7s 6d. worth 10s 6d. Every other kind of Olothlng equally Cheap, at JAMBS SCUTrs, General Uraper, London House, Viotoria and Nelson Streets, Auddand. —N. 8.: Country orders most bo attended with P. 0.0. - Medical. LIVER REGULATING. a lOKIN'S PODOPHYLLIN PELLS), No. A. A are now known from Inveroarglll to Mon tronni as one ol the moet efieotlve remedies tor a SLUGGISH LIVER " Torpid Digestive Funo tion. Biliousness, Ohronio Constipation, Flatu lenoy, &o. They are a safe aperient, and CONTAIN NO MINKBAL WHATEVER. Sold in Boxeß at Is., and Bottles at Is, fid. and QUKKN-STRKKT rpOOTHACHE CURE —Instantaneous A. KeUef. ODONTALGIOi Is bottle.-SHAB- LaWD fc CO. (opposite Postoffloe) Tft out xhk cuuic ot ouO'iua and colds TfiOß THE OURS Ot BBONOHITIB. F OR THB OOM gljABTmAMd^Wn £J i) 8 O S fl Syrup of JJypophoßphitbb WITH Euphorbia Piluufera. In Bottles at 3/8. r'nOOTHACHBI TOOTHACHE X TOOTHACHE Immediate Relief by using EDSON'S M*GIC KSSKNCB. In Bottles at la. E«DBRB'>N'S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER, INVIOTA BRAND. MEDICAL HALL, . - ' Opposite Three Lamps. Ponaonby, Anoklana. ATBI KATSI HATS I-Use HHaRLAND^ PHOSPHOK PASTE. Rats eat It greedily, and die: no small. nim, One Shilling a BotUe. BHARLAND fc CO., opposite Post-offloe. iri ARDNKR'S " Pectorlne" k unequalled XJC for Coughs and Colon, GARDNER'S "BLOOD MIXTURE" speedily removes pimples. Blotohm, &c. tram the akin, and renews ihe blood. TO BE HAD IN AUCKLAND ONLY AT THE ENGLISH PHARMACY, 181. QUBBN-BTRKBT. HASLETT (LATE GARDNER). /Turk for indioestion—tonic V J BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Regulation, Pltoe 3a a bottle.-BHABLAND ft CO (oppo slta Poet-offloel. IiUTCHER'S PODOPHYLLIN JL> BEIDMTZ POWDRRB, AeBBBABLB AND EFFBCTIVEI UNEQaalLip FOB 1 IVB« DIBOKDBBH I A Usefol Uoda of Admlnleierlne PodophjUlnl THE ECLECTIC PHARMACY, Junction Pitt and Qrey-Btreete. FLESH FORMING FOOD for Infants. AICKIN'S FOOD for INFANTS is preparea locally from malted cereals, according tc the recipe of Baron Liebig. It is an approvf,e . BCBBTITUTB FOB MOTHER'S MllK: is FATTEN' ing, Nouiushino, and Inviqob atjko. SoldlnCanlste i rs B atls k 6d. BMAoyi QUEKN-BTKBKT. ■W. , . it



Meetinge. AO.S.— Tbe Half-yearly Meeting ( • Sanctuary City ot Auckland, No. 897 will be held In the Alexandra-street Schor room cms (Wednesday) KVKNINcJ, at oolook. Business: Nomination and Election t Officers, Passing of Accounts, and Ado] _ tion of Revised laws. Candidates from Courts are requested to b In attendance at 8 30. By order. H. T. GABBATT. Secretary. A UCK.LAND SOCWTtf OF ARTS The Annual Meeting will be held oa MON OAT BVKNINQ. lSih Instant, la the Lecture room or the Museum, at half-past eeven. His Worship the Mayor will preside, and dto tribute the Prizes ana CottlQcatos awarded al the late Vxhlblt'oo. JO3IAH MARTIN, Beoretary. A 0.X., COURT Nil, DESPERAN • DUM, No. EUg.'i.-Tho members of the above Court are hereby summoned to attend a Special Meeting.to be held in the Court-room on i THURSDAY EVENING. June 14th. for the purpose of amending Court By-law No. 2, re Time of Meeting. By order of the C.R. THOS. WIGG, Secretary. MOUT ALBEKT T TAL aBST N ENOE SOOIETY.-Second Anniversary will be celebrated iv the Mount Albert Public Hall TO MORROW EVENING, at half past 7.—Admission Free. "XfJiW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER -Ll OANTILE AOfWOT COMPANY (LIMITED) Notice Is hereby given that the Annual Local Meeting of the New Zealand Loan and Mer oanti'o Aconoy Company (Limited) will hi held at the Office of the Company, at Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the ith day of July, 1883, at DOOBi FRKDK. BATTLBV. Eocretary. Auckland, Jane 1,1883. Tenders, mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to noon of the (th of July for the Erection and Completion of Buildings in Fort and Shortland-Btreet for the EVENINO STAR. Plans and Specifications at my otilce. W. H. SKINNER, Architect. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. ' TENDERS FOR~Tw6 SILT PUNTS. Harbour Board Office. Auckland, June 13,1883. Tenders will be received at this office until TUESDAY, the 26th instant, at noon for Con structing Two Silt Punts, in terms of Plans and Specifications to be seen at the Engineer's office. Tenders to be endorsed "Tender for Silt Punts." The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 0. B. BTONK, Chairman. '11 O B U I Jb V X R 8 Tenders will be received until noon on MON DAY, the 18th instant, for the Erection of a Residence at the North Shore. Plans, &c, at Nos. 8 and 9, South British Chambers. EDMUND BELL, - Architect Public Notiaes. ■mMmmtJm "pj" O i i C B. PANMURE "BRIDGE. Public Works Office, 11th May, 1883. The River Traffic through this Bridge will be Closed from 19th June next to the 23rd Juno inclusive, for Repairs to Swing Span. W. H. HALES, District Engineer. UUBSCKIPTIONS IN AID~OP O MHS9R9. BKADLAUGH, FCOTB. RAMSEY. AND KKMP. Friends in Auckland of the above Gentlemen having requested me to KOelve Subscriptions on their behalf, Hnbsarlpiloni will be received at my Shop till SATURDAY first, the 16th Ins t*nt. >o v T A. OAMPBKIiO, 13th Jane. Queen-Btreet, VI7ILL BE OPENED IN A FEW '" D*ra NEW BONDED STORES, LOWER ALBERT-STREET. J. 0. FIRTH desires to Intimate to Importers, Merchants and the PnbUo generally, that hta Large and Capadons Concrete Premises In Lower Albert-street, consisting of four flatc, oapable of storing 5,003 tons of merchandise, will be ready In a few <iaya for the leoeipt ot Goods. The basement floors are especially adaptol for the keeping of wines, spirits, fruits, and oil" men's stores, fro. Tha premises ate fitted np with a powerful bjdraullo lift, and supplied with every possible convenience for the oon duot and despatch ot buslcosa. The Store will be under the management of Mb Jamks Kdmibtov, as Bonded Warehouse keeper. which the proprietor believes will be a imarantee that all business will be transacted to the on tiro satisfaction of the mercantile public. J. C. BIRTH, Auckland. Jnne 11.1883 Proprietor. -MKAHAME'S PUBLIC BONDED XX STORE, rORT-SrRSBr. The Commercial PnbUo are Informed that this bond la now carried on nnder the the direc tion of MB Loura Flemmwq. who has for several rears fceen engaged in the warehouse, and IB Intimately acquainted with the wishes and requirements ot all the oustomers. Importers may rely npon every care and attention bring given to their interests. WM. a QKAHAMB. OONSaMBY DISTRICT SCHOOti Wanted, a respectable Person as Cleaner of the Ponsonby District Sohcol Hniloing; referen o s requlied. at the rate ot £10 per annum. All information as to antles can be obtained from Mr Bailey, Head Teacher, at the HchooL Applications to oa sent in before tha IMhlnslant. p , F> aVANB , HoB . |VJ OTIOB.—Now is the time to Build, or 13( have alterations, additions, fittings, etc., done. Timber is oheap, and men are plentiful. Send at onoe to J. M. Haslott, Builder, Fort street. . ALL Debts owing to John O'Brien, $ ew Zealand Bakery, i Parnell, wiU please be paid on or before the 25th June.—They can be paid to John O'Brien or W. J. O'Brien. REMEDY.— To Keop from Catching Coldß. w«ar J. wiuiamsV all Woolahlrtf. rfflUE Herbal Treatment for Coughs and X Colds.—Cherry BARK, Yanow, Pleurisy. Hoaihonnd. — Prepared at QANDKRTON'S DiaPBNSARY, fewtoa. Safe and oettaln deacrlbeeymptomi. WORMS AllohUdren suflor from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Qua. BHARLANDtt WORM POWDBBB, V paoket Apothecaries Hall, opposite Poatoffloa. BLEMSVILLE TIMBEfct COMPANY (LIMITED). The company have oponed a Depot at NEW MARKET, near the Railway Station, for re ceiving Orders and Sale of Timber. Timber cut to any length, &o. Prices on application at the yard. SHaKLaND'S CHERRY PKCTOHAL, Absolutely the beet remedy ever mt>de for OOUUHSV fiRONOBITIS. ANU COLD 3. Prtoe.2aßdand*s«daßottle. BHARI'AND * OO W opposite Poat-Offloe. *»/AITAKEREI OAW-MILL. Wanted Known—That I can supply TIMBER bs Oheap as any produoer in the province without raisins the prices when other mills have no logs. Having tramways, my timber Is felled In the winter and Is more durable; the sap almost equal to the heart of what i» tolled to the summer. Have now In stock. Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers' selected Broad Boards, in Kauri, lUmu, and Kahlkatea. Orders •hall have my beat attention.—John Birth, WaltakereLlat March 1888. N 5 T * 5 *"' RS EDWARD CO3TLKI DECKABBO. All parsons who are or may hereafter be Indebted to the above estate, either tor Interest, rent, or otherwlia. will please jay the same to Messrs Jackson and Ruasell. solicitors, Fort street. Auckland, whose receipt shall be a snffl oltat discharge. DA^S JAOraON{w"ard t C £ue> D. HBAN deceased. Arjokland, 17th April. 1883. Money. ieiA £0 *10,000 LENT on Building %> I\f Boolety prtaolples. or on Other towwenT Aliotoento bought and Houses built on weekly pajment system. ' Mortmißas and Loans negotiated. Bee lJst of Pr?™rUet fw satoon *»h paw. Six per oent. 1 aSSwefi on^ money eepcelteS tor lnyestment- OT WrSiwoH, Land. Bsute, and Financial ; XgeL «n^ Valuator. 8 vnlcan tana ONEY TO LEND, in larße or smaf ■nmsi at usual rates of interest. CONNKLJL, & CO-ihKR, Solldtora, Vuloii! Lane.



I Boroußh Mottoes. it THOROUGH OF PARHELL I- It Is hereby trablloly notified, pursuant to th< 8 Ratliw Act. 1876. and the Muolelpal Coroora , H,°S! Aot-1876-that *h0 Conndi of the BaroDßl if of Parneil Intend, on the Sad day of Jnly, US3 )■ to make a General Rate ot One Shilling in thi pound upon the annual value of all rateabK c property within the Slid Boronsh, for the period of one year, from the Ist day of Jnlr, 1883, and endlnßontheSOthday of Jane, 1831, payable In one sum. on the 9th day of Jnly ' 1883; and that the Rate Hooks and an Katl • mate (prepared and opproved by the Counoll) ofCounoll's proposed expenditure during the • said period, are kept, aad are now open for in ■ apnotlon at the Borough Counoll Offloe durine office houro. Dated at PArneU. this 13th day of June, 1883. ' S. REYNOLDS, Town Clerk. Electoral, LECTION OF ROAD BOAKD FOB THK NORTH SHORE ROAD DISTRICT. In accordance with " The Road Board Act, 1832,"and "The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876," I hereby notify that Messrs THOMAS BENTON. WILLIAM F. HAMMOND, BENJAMIN T. HAWKINS, ALEXANDER M. McCALLUM, and MATTHEW PHILLIPS hare this day been duly elected to the office of Trustees for the above Road District. THOMAS SEAMAN. Returning Officer. June Hth, 1883. ELECTION OF ROAD BOARD FOB THE MOUNT WELLINGTON DISTRICT. In accordance with "The Road Boards Act, 1882," and '< The Regulation ot Local Elections Act. 1876," I hereby notify that the following 8 gentlemen— OBARLTON DAWSON; BABTON IKKLAND, ALBUi MiRTIN. JOHN BOaRHOTT. ARCBIB tLD STEWART, and JaMBS WAIiMSIiBY, Have this day been nominated for the Road Board far the above District, being one more than tha number required (9). but Mr Albln Martin having since retired, in accordance with the provisions of "The Regulations ot l,ocal Eleotions Jot, 1876," I hereby declare the Other five gentlemen to ba dnly elected. THOMAS SEAMAN. June 13th, 1883. Returning Officer. IarAITEMATA COUNTY COUNCIL TT ELECTION. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR FOR TAKA PUNA RIDINO, JUNE 11th, 1883. Votes recorded at— § «J 3 d > M S * ® a o a Alison, Ewen William ..100 21. 0 - 121 Benton, Thomas .. ..11 0 74 — 85 Duder, Robert Humphrey.. 193 20 0-213 Majority for R. H. Duder—92. I therefore declare ROBERT HUMPHREY DUDER to be duly elected. THOMAS SEAMAN. Juuellth.lßß3. RetummgQfflcer. Amusemente.M iff ~' ,p JJANMURE HAL Li A Soiree and Ball will be held in the above Hall on THURSDAY, 21st June. Proceeds to go to the Hall Fund. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8 p.m. Tickets: 2s 6d. 1 Dividende. I) IVI DEND. BIUQHT SMILE GOLD JUNINO COMPAHTr (LIMITED), The Share Register of this Company will be CLOSKD from noon on FRIDAY, the Ifitn, till noon on MONO AY, the 18th instant, on which latter date a Dividend of Sixpence per Share will be payable. . D. 6. MacDONNRMj, Auckland, June 12,1833. Ifanascr. Business Notices. PEKSONm Advertising out cf Auckland should consult "The Oracle" in High street before doing so, and they will save cent, per cent. All the principal papers in the Colony are filed, and are at all times open for inspec tion. Send for the new Advertising Circular.— Cecil Gardner, Advertising Agent, Auckland. •^TOTICE OF REMOVAL. HENRX PETRY, Jeweller and Watchmaker, having removed to more central and convenient premises in Queen-street, under the Albert Hotel, takea this opportunity ot thanking his numerous customers for their snpporc while in Victoria-street, and hopes, with the increased facilities in the new premises, he will merit a continuance of their patronage. v\, OHM SYltDP.—Prepared especially " to destroy the Seat Worms, whloh a»n*e bo much Irritation. Piioe. UCd -GaNDER TON'S DISPHNBARy, Karangahaps Bead, Auckland. UjIKIENDS, CUSTOMERS, AND X 1 LOWERS.—as I have deotded Selling out in a few months, and being overstocked with Watches, I beg to Inform yon that I am now prepared to cell QUOD W*.Ti!H*S consider ably below the usual prices, for cash.—JAß. aDamb. Wa»ohmaker. Viororla-atreet. FOB WINTER COWGHS and Bronchial IRRITATION, mRY AICKIN'S SYRUP O* EUCALYPTUS X with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinino. For Incipient Consumption and Chronic Chest Affections, " Alckin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinino," is most certainly alterative and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma Address — THE PHARMACY, Qpeen-btbeet. rp & O #1 O6 X B, 44 AHD 46, VICTOBIA-STREET, Beg to draw the attention of Ladles and Gen tlemen furnishing to their LARQE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OS ■pURNITURE, comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with glass panels. Sideboards, Cheffoniers, Hall Tables and Hatstands, Offise Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chairs In great variety. Toiletware, Drawers, Wash stands. &C..&C Including Brussels, Tapeatry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloth, Door Mate, Wool Mats, Bed-room SugsJ&o. •OKDDING of all kinds and of the beßt quality. Hair,WooL Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Spring Mattresses, including the Paten, Wire Wore Mattress leather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pal liasse T. & hTcOOKE, «, VXCTORIA-STRE [Factory. Elliott-street DOCTOR a KJNOLD'SPEwNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-Tho moat popular medicine of the day. Prloe, 3s Sd a box.-Colo nial Agents Shabland ft Co.. opposite the Post Offloe. __^_____ Gr« C o v t ts, DRAPER AND BABBBDASHBB, KARANOAHAPK ROAD, OI'POSITI UOWK'ttniBBT, NKWTON. TMT O T ICE. BEES WAX I BEBSWAXI Purchased in any quantity for Cash, Buyers of Fungus and Muntz Metal. Having purchased In China a Fine Assort ment oTTeas himself. JAMBS AH KBW can eonfldently reoommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the Pablie generally, will avail themselves ot this splendid opportunity and oall early to buy his Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shouobong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every tantei He has aba on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Orookerywarei Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other OOmmodlUes too numerous to mention. Note the Addrossi- JAMBd AH KBW fe CO.. 81. Qaeen-Klrot. Xpt B N C I N G, SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST la t» follows :— Best PaMng Fence of puriri posts, Hobart raUs, and oftHobart palings, one fcoh apart, 60b. Paling Fence to consist heart kauri posts, Hobart rails, and heart kauri paUngs. 655. Three-rail Fence, puriri poets and Hobart ""Hvirefirenoeß with Ton Rail. 83s. Bar^ 6wlre 7l&,2»rbed2putlnwlres. 18sperChain. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Picket Fences, from 2s per foot not painted, or ■jflDd twr foot all complete. Very neat Picket Pencewith mill wrought Wicket Gate, all painted complete, at 3sper foot All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for every description of Fence given on applica tion to Bam. White, Fencer, Custom-street, opposite Arnold, Hines and Co. —UtthECTIVB PILLS for Females.— Swollen Legs, Nervous Debility, Irregu larities, hange.—Sale and testimony daily in creasing.—Gandorton, Herbalist, Earanganape Road. DE*K AUNTY.-Well, l declare, after trying stores in Auckland for weeks, ' seeking a good one, I have at length discovered a First-class Grocer. Such Nice Goods, and such attention. Go. my dear aunt, and give him a trial. The address is W. E. LEWIS, Victobia-Stbkkt, Between Hobson and Nelson streets. P.S. I He waits upon families and delivers eflinee.



rersonai. ] FWHARRIE MOKLKV, Painter and. i „ • QUzt.r— Addro: Good Hope Lining i Rooms Weli--lev--tre6>. | AYOtfhG MAN deeires to correspond with a ronDK Woman with honourable intenttonn —Atp'y HJ, Post-office, * uoUand, Liost and Found. LOST, a Safe Key, yesterday morning, —Finder pleasa Inquire for owner at SMR Offloe. Hewnrd. LOST, a White Topaz Broock-Rewaid at Stab office. LOST, at Devonport, on 3rd June, a OqW Looket and Ch.Un.-A reward will Ke )<ua by leaving isme at Mrs W. K. AndersonV, Dtinreh-atteot, Ooyurport. I ,OST, bay Mate, black points, white muera °n (oreneaa--A"red E. Isaaos, Be- T i U3 l' M"ndliy eveniDg. small Silver Ear- LOST, yesterday, by a little girl, be. tween Harry Watts shop and tool of Uroi-Btreet Two One Found Notes.—Meward will be paid on retorting tame tot-t*b offloe. LOST, on Monday evening, between ayuuonda - btreet and Monnt Albert, a Buggy Run with waterproof 00Te«D«.—Klider rewarded by leaving name at Wood's Butcher, BymonOF.rtrfiet, or Mr John W, Jaaiße. AUOk land or Monnt Albert. 1 |kS BEwAKD.—Loat, on Monday, L" Jane i. between Otabnhn Mid Buek> land's Sale Yarog, a Light Brown Waterproof Overcoat.—The finder will receive the abate reward on leaving at Star Hotel. Otshnhn. ] f|S REWARD.—StoIen or Strayed, L\r from Oa*hunga Ron. a Brown Geld ng, blackish spot on off shoulder, star on fore. n lead, Roman nose, and long thin tali, about IS hands bUh, Anyone detaining him after thlf , notioe will be proseoated.-R. Farrell, Baker, Onehnnga. ■ O TKaYKD into my paddock, two Calves £? If not claimed before Thursday wll be sold.—Alfred K. Isaacs. Remuera. tl- i i —■!■■■». :g : Anctiooß. X ■ —— fi^if B, TONES. E. 0. CAItB, & D, TONKB TO-MORROW, THORSDAY, JUNE 14, • At 12 Noon. AT THE NEW STORES'OF B. TONKS AND CO., ALBKRT AND LHTLB QUBEN-BTRBETB. FRUIT I T7RUIT I- T7IRUIT I RUIT I JO RUIT i J? EUIT I EX LOONQANA, FROM HOBART. B. TONES AND CO. WILL sell, tomorrow (Thursday), the Hth lnat., at U o'olook noon, 2000 CASKS GEKKN ITIIUIT. APPLES, PHARB. &ft, fta. Comprising SOUS OF THK FINEST OF THE J§ SEASON. ' 1 ~ ~ TO-MOKUOVV, At 11 o'clock sharp. APPLE?. AtTLES. APPLBS. Ex E.s. Wairarapa and loongana, from Hobart. G. W. BINNEY WILL cell by public auction, at his Mart, Queen-ttteet, to-morrow (Thnrs day>, at II o'olook sharp, 120 eASXS 0T VRVIT< oomprblog- FRBNOH OBABS STONB PIPPINS RIBSTONES KUB3KT3 PEARMAINS &a., eca,, &o. . AMi IN GOOD CONDITION, . Also, 4 CASKS HAMS AND BACON " TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock am. 1 OBANGKS, OrTnOBS, AND MaNDaRINHS. EX TE ANAU FROM SYDNEY. \L.*W. BATON WILL sell by auction at his Mart To morrow (Thursday), at 11 o'clock, An cases oranges and j, W MANDARINES, RQ* Walnute, Peannta, Potatoes, Onions, Fowl Wheat, &0., &0., &0. JOBN LEIDON. EDWARD LEYDMT, * THURSDAY, JUNE 14, ' AT 11 O'CMOK. MESSRS. JOHN & E. LEYDON WILL sell at their Central Commercial Sale-rooms, on above date, at 11 o'clock, A Consignment ot Oleoirranbs, Chromo lithographs, 1 Piano by Rosnor, Cloth ing, Tea. Sugar. Candles, Cutlery, Onions, Potatoes, Hams, Bacon; also. Sewing Machines, Mattresses, Oatmeal, Clocks, Watches, Flour, Figs, Matches. The Wardrobe of a gentleman' leaving for England. JOHN &!J7IiEYDOBr, Auctioneers, * JOBN LEtrONl fEDWD, LEYDON FRIDAY, JUNK 15, At 11 odoek. SHRUBS, FLOWERISG PUNTS, FKUIT TREEB, &c, &c. MESSRS JOHN & ED. LEYDON HAVING made arrangements with Mr James Mason, of Parneil Nurseries, will . receive weekly supplies of the newest collec tlODS Of SHRUBS, FLOWERING PLANTS, FRUIT TRlfss, Sec, which they will offer to the public. JOHN & E. LKYDON, Auctioneers. W, 3. COCHBANE. JA9, DACEE FRIDAY, MAY 15. HOUSEHOLD FCTBKITURE. FOR SALE, by auction, at our Booms, Fort-ftreet, on Friday, ifithltut, at U oolook, HOUSSfIOIjD FURNITURB, conataHntr of —Couch and sUe Chairs its Oretonne). Conohes, Chairs, Pictures, UunMJ, Ccreen, Book tsoelres, Vaief, vandem, Bogs, Curtains. Brackets. Pneff n en. Sewing Maohftea, Walnut Tabes! PlatenWßTe* Omierr, New Iron Hed - steads. P&Ulasses. Mtttrancs. Minors. Chests Drawers, WashMands. Toilet ware, Wresetoß TaWes WsMrobe, Clothes Press, Cot, Kitchen DtSßsOs. Ureseer.fto. Also. Id Several Tntestate Estates. TRUNKS and BAQB Personal Kffeotsand And, A LOT Framing, Glass, fto. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auetimutta. SATURDAY, JUNE 16, At 11 o clock. extensivbTsale of JEWELLERY, PICTURES, FUBHI. TUBE, DRAPERY, CLOTHING, *o. D.F.EVANS HAS received instructions to sell hv - publlo auoUon (on aeoooßt of whnm iV mayoanoernl at his land Mart, Que*S«taset on eaturdar, June 16, at 11 o'clock, w"rww»» GOLD and SKiViCK WaTCHhs, MOKKTa COtLECIION Of PICTURES, rarionisniifaeis OHKSfS OS" DKAWBRB, FURNITOfta, «o DBAPBBT AND CLOTHING. D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer, {Continuea an founk Page).