FEARFUL TRAGEDY IN NELSON GAOL.

WARDER SHOT BY i,

PRISONER.

Suioide of the Murderer.

(BY TKLKGXAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION,

NELSON, this day. BetWEUN six and half-past six this morn ing a most dreadful tragedy was enacted at Nelson gaol. It is at present impossible to gather all tho particular, but it appears that the only warder iv charge, John Adams, must have allowed John Davidson, a prisoner serving a life sentence for the manslaughter of Denis Quinlan, at Lyell, to leave his coll, probably to enable him to go to work in the kitchen. Davidson appears to have been looked on as a very quiet man, for though special precautions were taken with him after he was sentenced, he seemed to have been fo docile as to have averted any apprehensiou of his becomioK violent. Adams, after liberating prisoner, went into the yard, and then came tho dread ful deed. Prisoner was left without control, and probably seiEed with a desire to escape, he seems to nave taken a tomahawk, and smashed in 4he guard-room door. That done, he soized a couple of loaded revolvers, and with one hastened ta tha yard whore poor Adams was, and appears to have shot him through the head. Of course, the deed was unwit nossed; but from the surrounding circum stances the abovo would appear to have been the course pursued, Uho noiso of a revolver awakened Mr Shallcross, tho gaoler, and Mrs Shallcross, ana both having hut an Indistinct idea that there was something wrong, hastened into the gaol In the corridor they wero met bj Davidson with two rovolvors, which he was presenting. The gaoler spoke to tho man firmly but kindly to induce him to re tire. Mrs Shallcross asked him whore Adams was. To this prisoner said, "Oh, yes, he's in tho yard all right." Mrs Shallcross th.n entreated him to lay aildo tho wsap ms, and he parleyed for a considerable tiroo, aud appeared to be somewhat pacified, He then demanded of Mr Shallcross that ho should let him pass and escape from the gaol, and though un armed, the gaoler opposed him. Davidson then spoke of the Lyoll murder, making a charge against the woman concerned therein, and assorting his own innocence While he was doing this, and while Mr and Mrs Shallcross were doing all they could to pacify bim, the man suddenly put one of the revolvers in his mouth, fired, and in an instant was dead. Adams came heio from Wellinaton recently, and had a wife and four children, the youngost of whom is two months old.

LATER.

NELSON, this afternoon.

Shallcross, the gaoler, was very relicient this morning, but It now appears that Warder Samuel Adams wai stabbed in the back of his head, and also in the abdomen, by Davidson, who was employed in the Gaol as cook. He used one of the kitchen knives. The event has caused a great sensation here, aud the authoiities are greatly blamed. An inquest will be held this afternoon.

THE FOOTBALL MATCH

(BY TELEGRAPH.—PKESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, this day. It is beautiful weather for the football match. Wood, who captained the Wel lington team againßt rsunedin, is unwell, and unable to play. This is a serious loss to our local team.

Canterbury v. Wellington.

4.8 p.m. First spell just over. Wellington, 1 try ; Canterbury,'nil.

THE HANKOW FROM FOOCHOW.

WELLINGTON, this day,

The steamer Hankow, from Foochow, arrived this morning, hut as she comes from an infected port she proceeded to quaran tine ground, fcho has a canro of tea.

TURANGA BRIDGE.

The following tenders were received for the Tnranga Wharf and approaches Con tract. Accepted: Wells aad Gardner, Auckland, £366. Declined; E. Mills, Auckland, £394 } J. J. O'Brien, £497.

A meeting of the residents of Devonport was held last week at the Oddfellows' Hall to consider the high rales charged by the Gas Company. The meeting was largely attended, and the subject fully discussed. A deputation was appointed, consisting of Messrs It. W. Alison, T. Press, A. W. Gardner, and W. H. Pearce, to wait upon the directors ef the Company and ask them to reduce their present charges. The deputation met the directors yesterday, when Mr Alison, on behalf of the deputation, informed them of the general feeling in the district that at present rates gas was a luxury, and he also explained that while it was felt that every consideration should be extended to the Company for their enterprlie in introducing gas Into Devonport, yet that the present rates were such as to render its general use prohibitory ; also that the majority of con sumers for the past month had found the use of gas so expensive that unless a reduc tion were made they would be compelled to discontinue it The deputation requested that a reduction of 25 per cent, should be made from 15s perl.OOOcubicfeet for lighting purposes, andafurtherreductioii for cooking pnrposea. The directors promited to con sider the request. Mr Alison has since re ceived from Mr Parsons, the secretary ot the Company, a communication stating ♦'That . the directors have resolved to reduce the price of gas at Devonport to _ 15s per 1,000 cable feet, subject to a discount of 2a and 6d, when used for lighting, and 5s when used for gas-cooking ranges, pro vided the.accounts are paid within the time stated on the bills wherein discount can be claimed." This reduction will doubtless meet the wishes of residents of the marine suburbs.

Mr Laishley intends to move as follows in reference to teachers' examinations at the next meeting of the Board of Educa tion t—l. That for the future steps be taken to teat the capacity of all pupil teaohers, and, so far as possible, of all other teachers, to place themselves sympatheti cally in accord with their pupils. 2. That teachers be further instructed by regula tions to continuaUy imprt ss on scholars a true definition of what education is, 3, That elementary instruction and tho teach ing of the young children be considered as the most important, and with this in view pupil teaohers be not allowed to have sole charge of junior classes.. 4. That the holidays be re arranged with tho object (infer alia) ot re ducing their aggregate number, whilst at the same time ovoiding injurious strain to scholars. 5. That whereas the holding of teachers' exami- ations in January is detri mental to the health of the teachers, and conseonently injurious to the efficiency of the schools, and involves the necessity of longer holidays in January than would otherwise be advisable, the Government be requested to alter the time of the exami nation,

The anniversary sermons of the Upper Pitt-street Primitive Methodist Church will he praaohed to-morrow by Che Revß 8. Macf nrlanp G'.!_ 1°",!?• al d T?' Corr- TnoAnnualtolrTe Will be held on 'rueedsy evening. ■««"«■

Notice is given in our advertising columns of anniversary »ervlces in oonneutlo* v.iih ,he Primitive Methodist Church in Upp.r Pin. Btreet, to be conducted by the Rev. B, Msofir laue, B. B Monro,and T. G. CaT, ihe eorto will be hold on the f ollowivg Tuesdiy.

At St. Paul's Church to-morrow morn™*' the Incumbent Is announoed to deliver an inf1® ductory sermon to a course on the subject of "tlio Holy Kucharist, The sermons will be preached on successive Sunday moraines, and will pro bably extend over six weeks.

WBtiai __VC__l__JSO EVEJNIJSG STAH. SATU DAY. JUtf %$>



Wanted. \\ ANTED KNOWN -My highest. priced Tea Is IsOd. It Is going fan', and I bnllcve Is equal to what 1b gene ally sold at Bs. —W. H. Dampler, Hobson street. V»r ANTED, good Harness or Jobbing »» Bond—Apply Henry Braoe * Com pany (Limited), ssi ANTED, a Steady Single Man to J '; v drive a Pair Horses.—Apply to Stockley, Arch Hill. •**J ANTED, a single Man to drive dray v V horeoa.—Apply to J. and ~, Brcwn, Epsom. WANTED, a Respectable Young Man to drivo a baker's cart; also a Message Boy.—Apply C. Johnston, Union Bakory, Par noll. 6a/" ANTED, a rcipectable Youth tor a v T Solicitor's Officii, whh a view to articles. — Apply in own handwriting to Lex, Btah Office. i \)y ANTED, a strong Lad accustomed A> * to tho Carpentering —Apply to Mr James Joneß, Cappell-street, Great North Road. \Af ANTaD, a smart active Lad to ¥ ¥ attend to a Doctor's Horto and Buggy. -Addreis Star OfflcJ. WANTED, Employment by a Good Needlewoman, or will recelvo work at home.—For address, Stab ollioo ANTED, a Boy. — Apply J, W. Pooley, Wood Carver, London-s' root, Newton Road. W ANTBD, noy tor omce.—Apply oy „'" lottor in own hand-writing to "Boy," Star Office. WANTED, a respectable Lad, 14 or 15. —Apply J. Levy, 814, Qnten-itreot. Vl7 ANTED, a strong, trustworthy, Boy r ¥ fo; a wholesjlo spirit store.—Apaly 11, Dsvlsan ana. Co Huymaraet. Queen-BtrMit. J\ aNTbd KttOVV.i — Men's Black Black do, Is 8d; Freuoh P»ok Caps, Od; at Dumpier's Wasodeld street Shup. ia/ANTED KNOWN—Towels, 2Jd f ■ i Extra Grand Line of Ladies' silk Scarves, Is; Stay Bulks, 2d, id, and Od the pair; at Dompler's Wakofield-street ahop. *\! & NTED, Apprentices to the Stay and ¥ ¥ Mantlomnklng.—Apply to W. Petij'e Stay and Msnuo-maklng Hstablishment, Uppor Jjuton-Btrsot. ♦ fcV'ANTiiD, a thoroughly respectable r ¥ Young Girl to assist in geneial house work; will be treated ob one of the family,— apply to Mrs Sayers, General Store, Mount ffdeaßoadi WANTED, a Girl, about 12, to assist in housework; cau go to BOhsOl.—Mrs Welch, 151, Qrey->tceet. WANTED, Apprentice to the Millinery and asiiat in tho shop.—T. B. Robson, Vial bo vi in Honso. PoMonby. %Jk *AN TED, a respectable elderly woman ' I SorvanU—Apply to Mr Jonoa, ooro of Messrs Masollold and Co., Albert-street. V|7 ANTED, n good Machinist for Tailor ¥ T ing work.-Apply M. Hlggins, Tailor, Victoria-street. xa; ANTaD KNOWN — Men's Un- T ¥ bleached Books. 3d ; Superior do, 04 ; Wonted Sooke, Id; Braces, Od; Mens Stud Jul ton. 2d the suite; vary Superior do, Sd ;at L)ampler'B Wskeflidd-Btreßt Shop. WANTED SEEN, the Tweed Hats, '" U 6d; Shirts, li; Boy»'Knickerbocker iutts at Us.—J. G. Brown's Cheap Drapery and luthlng Kttabllsliment. Parneil. WANTED KNOWN-Ladies' Collars, 2d; Collars aad CaflV, 6d the set; Rib boas (assorted). 8 inohes wide, U per yard; ?ood Sowing silk, 'am than u.uul prloe, 2 reels Id; at Utmpier'a Wakefleld-ttrett Shop. tM ANTED KSOWN—JuIy Yonng * - Ladies' Journal. June Fnmby Herald, Family lteador, London Journal, &o.—W. E, Mearß, Bookaellor. Queen-street. ■aA/* ANTED, Biyers of splandld value in T ¥ Tw«ed Tmateri and Vesta at 16s 6d. Tweed Tr.userß, 8/tl, 9/11 and lf/6. at Brown's Jlothlng KstablUhment, l]ar»cll. V*,- ANTED, £150 for 12 months. Se» *¥ ourlty: Bill of Sale over Furniture. Interest: 25 per cent.—Address, "Money," Poet 3—Qo, Auckland. \\i AN.IED, Tenders for 4 roomed Cot- T T ta*a. Plans aad Bpeolficattean oan bo seen at Mr_.T. Davis's. B*ksc. jUdeo Tsmraoe. i\r ANTED, the Scrub "Cleared from 13 T ? acreo Lane, close to Newmarket -tattoo, -Apply to A. ffhyts, Storekaepar, Onahanga. WASTED, Pupils for Pardell Evening Art Classes, Subjects l Constructional Drawing for Carpenters and Builders, Free Hand, Roocd, and Seela Drawing.-Apply by letter to H. M. Filpp, Star Offloe. WAn TED, Lessons in Architectural and Freehand Drawing. Terms mu»t be moderate, — Address Devoir, Post-office, frewmorkot, WANTED, an Harmonium, with or without stops; would exchaage far a Piano if required.—Apply to Ihos. H. Webb, Oak Bonso, Hobtoa-Btreei (near Oook-»tr#et). lA/A**TBD, by Oentleman engaged in ¥» business, good Lodgings within Bhort distance of Qnoen-streot.—Apply, with terms, C.A.. Star Ottlco. Wain TED, a Gentleman Boarder In a Private family; no othor boarder*.— For address apply Star office. kfo ANTED, Board and Residence for v* Gentleman and Son 18 ?oars». with stable and paddoc* for hori«e; Res. new pre ferred.—Address X H„ HcßtofflOJ. a*, AJNTED, Four or Five Respectable * ' Working Men as Boardors in a quite homo; terms modorato.—For address apply Mts Gilbert, next tho Union Draper}', Freeman's Boy. yiTANTBD, Two reipectable Men as »» Boarders in a qaUt family,—Addjete 36. Wakeflold-strett. WANTED to Sell, first-class 6J horse power Horlsontal Engiae wltn Mulll tubular Boiler.—For price, &c apply to T. W. Revell, General Furaisher, next albwt Hotel. \AI ANTED by a married couplo with ' v out family, ono or two Rooms, unfur nished, on ground floor, with fireplace, noar Qneen-streot.—Address Stah Office. i», ANTED to KEaT, a comfortable ~¥ Ten-roomed House, with grounds. Good locality indispensable.—Apply to J.M.and J. Mowbray. \\f ANTED to Rent, a 5-roomed Hoato ¥ ¥ within a qearter o' a mile ot Post-offloe. —Addrrew J A. Croira Hoiol. Gray-etreet. \\J ANTED, to Let, the Barber's Shop ** in oonnoction with tho Public Hot Baths, with or without fittings.—Apply to W. L. Both, Victoria-street East, WANTEDKNOWN, In PameD, that H. White has greatly rednood tho J rice of Moat, Forequarters Mutton, jd; Legs, d; Roast Beef, from 4d. H.W. has also added to blB business a want long felt, viz., small goods, Pork Pies, Pork Sausages. Savo loys, German Sausages, Brawn, Collared Head, Potted Boot, Quality guaranteed. WANTED KNOW*-The following stlthtty soiled Ladles' Superior Coloured Kid Gloves, ll 2d: ladies' Felt Skirt*, is Od; Clark's 200 yard mcl* of Black Canon. Id eaoh; Man's Treußors. 4a 6d; at Da—Pier's Wakefield- Btreot Shop. RANTED KMOWir —Victoria Music - ¥ Books. All numbera can bo procured from W. E. Mears, Mnsicsollor, &0., Quoon-st. WANTED KaoWN. that I am in re ceipt of anatfaer Shlpmont (ex Tarawera) of Far)y Seed Potatoes— fluk*. Lapttonee, Kidneys, and other enrly sorts.—E. E. Davles, IS, Cnttom-streot. WANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend on personal and collateral seourlty, re payable by weekly instalments. Bills dis counted,—Roe's New Zealand Pawn Shop, Darby street \*r ANTED KNOWN-a Few Print ¥ v Coslnmea left, only 4s; a Grand Line of Winter Costumes, 16s; Blank Fur Trimming, 91 the yard ; rt wansdo wn, Is the yard; at Dam pier's Wakefleld-streat Shop. WANTED, everyone to try Panford's Potted Boar's Head, a fine Breakfoet Relish (recommended by the fnoulty).—Viotorla- Btreet. corner ot Albertetreet WANTED KNOWN— Nice Lot of Flannel (White and Colourod). oheap t also Grey Blankets, Its the pair; Bed Quilts, 3s 6d eaoh; Rugs, 7s; at Dampier's Wakefluld- Btreet Shop. WANTED I WANTED 1 —Wanted! People to ask their Grocers for Duperler's La Rauvegards. It imparts a olear white light to Kerosine, and prevents all danirer from ex plosion, fold in 3d p»okets. — W. B. Lewis, Victoria-street, Agent for New Zealand. WANTED KNO /VN—Ladies* Winte Jackoc, 5s Od; Ladles' Ulsters, 6s Od; Wool Bhawl«, Is 8d; Lot of Large do, ohe*p ; Wincey Skirts. 3s 61; at Dampier's Wakefleld treet Shop. ANTED KN WN-Boots made, re paired, exchanged, and sold at a small profit in comer stall. City Market. WANTED the Ladies to Know that Monro and Mllligan, Hobson-street, havo scoured the services ot a first cl<ss Mil liner, and are now prepared to suppl* millinery in all its branches on the shortest notice. WANTED KNOWN — Barry's Trl oopharous, Is 2d; Raok Combs, id; Tooth Comb*, 2d; Bale Brushes, 9d: Tooth Brushes, Od; Hair Oil. Od the bottle at Dampier's Wako fleld-streot Shop. -yANTED KNOWN.-Pure Gold, ** Puro Silver.—Charles Kelsoy and Co. havo now added Gold Jewellery to their stock. Their first parcel is just to hand, in which will bo found a beautiful assortment of Ladies' Dress Rings. Keepers. Alberts, Necklets, j Brooches, Gents' Scarf Pins, Suites, &c. They strictly confine themselves to keeping only Real Silver and Real Gold Jewellery. Fresh arrivals monthly.—Charles Kelsey and Co. (two doors below Morrin's, Ironmongers). a %J ANTED KNOWN—CHEAP '11M* v v her 1 Cheap Timber ! And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased | cheaper and better than anywnore else at the Yards of D. Goldie, Albert-street. "*]»7ANTED KNOWN—Coloured Cash- V¥ mere, UOd tfce yard ; Blaok Velveteen, Is 9d; Cr tonne, 7rt tha yard; Damtißk Teble ! oovrrs,- 3s 6d; American Leather for Table Covers, lid the yard i at Dsmpier'siWakeflold- Btreet Bhop.



[ Wanted. \\T ANTED KNOWN—Great Bargalnß I _* V ••> Ulotera Jackets and Millinery at J» I v. Brown's Cheap Drapery. Millineryi and U.'othlhg Establishment. P»me:l| %&/ ANTED KNOWN — Crimson and v? Ruby Silk Velvet. 3a lid per yard (worth 8a Cd) at J. Smith's, Queen-street. VR/ANTED KNOWN—Another Grand : VT Lot Borlio Wool, beautiful oolonrs, etlll i the name prloe (3d the iosen skeins); FHger lng Wool (all colours), 3d per Bkein; White worsted. Id the large skein at Dompiet'fl Wakofleld-streot Shop. WANTED KNOWN — Tbat the Cheapeat I.unraheon for the Workinst Man Is Sinford'a Park Pie, 3d e»oh; jspple **/ ANTED.—When you aro in Hobson- T ~ street call and see the Large and Choice Stook of Sooich Cheviot Tweeds, in heather and granite shades at Munro and Mllllgqn'a, WANTED KNOWN-That 1 am pre pared to purohoae Household Furniture and other effects oa the premise* on the shortest notloe, in town or country.—Apply personally or by letter, to Janus Rae, T)orby-st»eet. \AT ANTED KNOWN^ThaFSanfordis * * the Sole Manufacturer of Pure Sootoh Black Pudding (the Boroo as made in the Roi al Kitaheo) prloe 6d lb, -Vlotorla street, corner ol AIBBTt-3gg3ti %».'ANTED-Cash Customers tor Mut _» v ton, 2d; Boiling Beef, 2d i Steam made Sausage, 3d; Roosting Boot, from 3d; German SaUßago, Cd, Wholesale, ad; Pork Brawn, id ; Pork Pies. Id: Black Pudding Sd; Poultry Booking Pigs, Ox Tonguoa, Smoked Beef &c— G. Hclmb, Butohor, Navy Contractor, Steam Sausage Factory. Queen-Btreet. WANTED —vr anted to sell, very cheap IA doze* i lb Tint of good Durham Ifua t»rd. o»ly M pot On, 2 Tina far lid, fis uerdexon -12 dozen Fruit Salts, la 6d per bottle; Small I-.lce, 7il» (oris; Largs It toe, tabs for lit Ssfoty Matches, 3d per dozen i Bell aad Black's Plata Matches, 7a imr deeen; Ball and Ulack". Tin Boxes. on:y la 8d eer dozen; Large Bibles with Plate*, oniy Al 2, 6d and £1 7i Od eaoh; 2U Grcss of axnrouo > ouki, from 2d ts ia «ach, 60 Leaves only. 3s 6d t»r doiea : Fens, c nly Be per box ot 12 dozen, Is 6d per doztm boxea; Penkoldeis, 1> 6d nor groes; 1,100 PKcos ot 3po»a», from 2d tn a*.; Lot of Ploturot, 8a aad Od; fciats Ju«a 91 and 2a each : Taa, li Od per lb, Slba for 4s; Apples. 3d aad Id perle; Ca-raatß. Id per lb; Small Tumbloiß. 1 for Bd; Wine Giateos. 3i each, 2s 9d per dozen; Lot ot Jog. 6d each; Razor Strost, only 9d. worth Is 6d.—H. Watt, General Dealer. Pitt-street. ANTED KNO VV S - Plain and tlenred Japaaeee Silks, at Is 6d per yard (worth 2s Cd). at J. Smith's, Qneoo fltroot. W~~ ANTED TO SJKLL (cheap), an Iron Water Tank, with tap. — Apply J, Sohmidt Nelson-street, between Victoria and Weilesley streeia. yy A N TED X N 0 W"*N. dandelion. Renowned for iv Medical Virtues. NEIL & CLIFFORD Are manafaoturlna It into PILLS and OOFFKb". TUB PILLS Are the Bot* end Ohaaptet made In New Zealand. Rxieuively tnkd as a Family PiU, l/s box. THE OOFFHH Is pronounced br oompetant judges to ba better than the lmpottad. it li iiood for the Liver, Kidneys, aad Indigestion. 2/a lb. BOTANIC OODHH SYRUP la a Pleaaantaad oifectlvo mixture. Hteadlly gaining ground in Auokland. 1,0 and II a bottle. SOOTHIHG STHUP, OR MOTHBk'S VKIBND (FOR BAM1H8), Is excellent far romaviag wies, regulating th« bowels, and prodnoUc aaiurel aleep. Mothers who know its value won't be withoul It, It In free from all lajarions drugs. Ono Shilling a Bottle. GENUIME HOP BiTTEKa. 2/8 BOTTLE. NEIL & CLIFFORD, BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WHLL'ASLHY-STRBMT HABT, Four doors from Crulokahonk and Miller's, gneoo-strast. WANTED, Ladies to know that I am fast Reandag my Stook. thiougti hav ing a Ganulne i*a>o piorloua to oxlaailva altora tloas, mack Caahraeree, la lid to *a Bd yard. 1 am e-Mlini a gnat quantity; aa woll as Colours, from Hid t-j -it 6d, The Satin Clou, at I}d, is a good line; as wo>l aa the »11-wae» Serge, at li lid. Vrlv«tae»s, from Ia 2}d. Ladloe' v latere are graatty ro*Jn»»d. *et wove (aa (eoepttODJ Calloo.2}djCrKwdi«ra's l 4s6ddoz«i; Unb'o»ched Shaetlng, Gid, 7} i BJd, and 18 ta Whlt>s Twill do, (washod), 103 d, la 5J.1. and l«»Jd; Wood FUnno-a. from 63d to is Hid ; White Blankets, from It <M •aia; fiiowa Belfast HWlands. 3)4. 4fi. 6J.1, BJd. lOfe, la id; Table Uaan. BJ.I, IIH, 1. 91a. li Hid. 2s 6i, 8. 6d. Hoeiery. uteres. M noons, Kiovera, Feathers, Laos, (jntsrolotklng, In. (ants' Kobeo, Padl.ee, rroek*, Cloaks, &0.. all KaduowJ. Jt.R—Mow tko asdreMi-jAUB, SCUTT, Geaeral Draper, Clothier, Outfitter, *a. &c, London House, Victoria and Nelson streets, Auckland. \%i ANTED KNOWN. Velveteens, 1/9 to 6/8 per yard Colourod Potles (15 shades). 1/0 inr yard DisfcTß, 3/0 to 35s Hosiery, all makes a»d shades Jacket*. 0/11 to 75s New Jereeys. all oolonrs. 5/0 each Bats, In all ahapoe and ooloura Grey Felt Gainsboroußht, a fow lott Man's Olothinii lis enat varloty UndoroioililDg, all style] and quolltlofl Kelt Carpets, yard Md*. 1/3 TspeanCarpM, 2/3. a/11, and 3j6 per yard Hearth Rusts, a larito anwrtmoni Matting, ,83, ill, 1/2, (1 jtud, li and li yardj wide) 9-1. 10-4, aad 11-1 Blankets, 9/11 to 3Se per pall New Utem Wlacwy, /6J, worth 1/ per yard Coloured Caehmens L7i worth 3/3 Unblcaohed Oadoo, 2d 2Jd, 3d, to fld per yard White Calico 2Jd. Sd, Id. to 1/ per y«d Coloured Chenlde i lee, 3d to 1/ en.li Wiaoevt, Hi to 1/ per yard 500 Coloured Joeephlnee, Ist choice, 2/6 pat pair DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON THE FRBMISHS. LADIES' OWN MaTBRIAL UADE UP, AIRS SPAIN, MANAGIR. Snoceasful Oontraotor for Drapery for Lunatic Asylum, 1883. STEPHENSON'S DBAPK«T AND BALH WAREHOUSE, AND LADIES' KMPORIUM. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NKWTON. ANTED KNOWN by friends and customers—That Messrs Tapp and Co., Boot and Shoemakers, have purokooed the StBOK and Business ot SooH aad Oa., Vlotoria street (epposite Bobeoa Hotel), aad intend t* oontlaue soiling the Best Quality of Goods al onrrent prioee. WANTED KNOWN—Ladieh' Cm brallaa, 1* 3d; Bilk de, la; Gentfa do, 3t j Girti' Parasols. Is Od; and Dsm of other Fiesh Bejgajas; at ti_a___ WakafleM-atreet Shop. WANTED KKOWR-Tbat all Work, lng Men can save their money by call ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant All meals 6d. Board and Lodging. 15s por week.—Robert Mubdook, Proprietor. Note tho address, nearly opposite the WaJtemata, end close to tho Dock UOIRD OF EDUCATION. The Board requires a Juaior Clerk. Salary, £80 a year. Applloatioas In wilting (with teed, moniila or relerenow) will ba rerotved by the undersigned on or before TU*SD iX, 3lat Jul* Instant. VINCitBT E. RIOB, Seoretary. B~" "OUSE W AS TED. -Wanted, to Lease or Pnrchaso in Auckland or neighbour hood, a House of 7 or 8 rooms, in a good locality, oommandimr a view of the harbour.—Apply H. and S,, office ot EvEtaNG Stab. i*/jESSKHGER FOR COLONIAL Ivl BANK,—This vacancy has now been Ailed; UTATION MANAGER,-Wanted, an *■ - experlenoed Station Manager for a large sheep and cattle station at Poverty Bay; refer ences required.—Apply by tetter, statin*; terms fca. to J. Friar Clarke, Insurance Buildings, Qneen-stiest, Auokland. »|W BUSHMEN.—Wanted, Felling and -I. Ssllttlng lato Firewood 30 large RUir trees at Mount Albert; also, a fence removing, —R. O. greenwood, Qaeen-etreet. PIGEOSS.— Wanted, good strong blrdf in any quantity. — Apply XYZ, Stai ofllco. Goodson b Arcade. OEE G oodson's London Arcade, WHY is there such a noticeable reduction it the price of CLOCKS, WATCHES JEWELLERY, CUTLERY, and FANO? GOODS generally in Auokland during the posl three years? BECAUSE the opening of Goodson's Londor Arcado markod a now era on the city, and the " Small Profit and Quick Returns " principle has led others to imitate it. WHY remainb vet unfulfilled tho predlcter] closing of the London Arcade after sia months'existence? BECAUSE an appreciating publio know wht introduced tho " B.P. and Q.R." motto, nnc* patronise the one who did so. WHY Is It unnecessary to " mark down " and "Bell off." or by professedly " alarmini sacrifices" and "deferred payment," deooj customers into the Arcade ? BECAUSE it is bo well known that all goodi having always been marked in plan figures, at ono uniform low rate of profit, n< suoh artifice is neoded. WHY should every resident of, and visitoi to, Auckland inspect tho London Arcadi beforo making their purohasos ? BECAUSE in no placo in tho city can then be soen such a comprehensive and valuabl assortment of goods at such tempting prices. See GoODSON'S JjONDON A.RCJDE Note the Addresses— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, Auoklani ~ .. Chjustchubcl LONDON OFFICE! 5? Mai y A xe. rrtHE CNDJC.KMGNED has this da; 8. purch»Bed the entire Stook of Mr. Whit< head's Drapery. Millinery, and Drestmakln Establishment, Karangahane Head, nnd wl sell off at greatly reduced Iprloeo. and will coi tieue to carry on the above business as herett fore, wo reasonable offer retneed. MRS POBTER. KaraDgabapt) Kjaa".



Board and Kesidence. j BOARD AND RBSIDEKCE in town | for a Gentlemen ; htalthy position ; room ; to himself: fll per wok.—Apply Stab offloe. PRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE for Single Gentlemen—four minutes from Post Office - (if permanent) 18s per wook.— Address Mrs Dallen, Confectioner, Queen-Btreet, /TROYDoN~VILLa, Vincent-street.— \ ) First-class Board and Residence, 20s per week; single room, 255; Bath.—Mrs Fuller. OVERNOR BKuwmJE. HOTEL-, HUB3ON-:TREET, Boabd and LoDGisa. 20s. par Week &inblh RobM„. 255. per Week — i Ecclesiastical. YOU I»U MEN\« CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, cornor of Wollesley and Albort streets. — Mooting for United Prayer THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. An address to Christian Workers will bo given by tho Rev. J. S. Hill. Friends aro cordially invited. A BIBLE CLASS for MEN every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, from 3 till L ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. — 11 a.m., Morning Prayer, Holy Communion, and Sormon, ••Introductory Sermon to Course on tho Holy Euoharist;" 0.30 p.m., Evening Prayer and Sermon, "The Lying Prophet." ALL SAINTS' CHURCH. — Tenth Sunday after Trinity.—ll a.m., Morning Prayer. Litany, and Sormon, by the Roy. G. H. S. Walpole, M.A.; 0,30 p.m., Evening Prayer and Sermon. InRIPHANY CHURCH.-Sunday (to- Hi morrow) Mowing I Pruyor, Litany and Sermon at 11 am.; Children's Service and Ad4r«si t>y the Yon. Archdeaoon Dudley, at 3.50 p.m.; Evening Prayer and Sermon by the Rev, J. *•■ Hdl. at 0 30 p.m. PRIMITIV* METHODIST CHURCH, UPPER PITT-STREET. ANNIVERSARY SERMONS TOMORROW. Morning, at 11-Rov. S. Macfarlane Aftornoon. at 3—Kov. G. H. Monro Evening, at 0.30-Rov. T. Carr. Collections in aid of Church Fund. ANNUAL SOIBEE on TUESDAY. July 31st, at 0.30. Tickots, Is Od. Public Mooting at 7.30. Addressos by Roys. J. S. Hill, J. Guy, W. S. Potter, and Mr Laycoik. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Alexandra-street. — Morning at 11, Mr J. Wollls; Evening at 0.30, Mr A. C. Caughey. ~JEWMARKET VRIMITIVEMETH>' -11 DIST CHURCH.-Aftornoon at 3, Rev. W. 8. Potter; Evening at 0.30, Mr Thompson. UTranklin road primitive IT1 METHODIST CHURCH. — Services on Sunday: Morning at 11, Roy. J. Guy; Evening at 0.30. Mr Wallls (studontK PITT-STREET WISLKYAN CHURCH. - Morning at 11, Roy. A. Raid: Evening at 6.30, liev. W. S. Potter, ST, JOHN'S WESLKYAN CHURCH, Ponsonby. -Morning at 11, Roy. T. G. Oarr; Evening at u\SO, Roy. G. W. J. Sponoo._ mjAKNRILWKSLEYAN CHUkCH.— * Morning at 11. Rev. W. O. Ollvor; Even ing at 6,30, Mr W. Hogg. EVON PORT WKSLKTAN CHURCH.-Morningat 11, Rev.G. W. J. Bpenoo; Evening at 8.30, Roy. A. Reld. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Beres ford-street.—Tho usual Borvicos will bo oonductod to-morrow—Morning at 11, by Itov. G. , O Newport Ifrom India); Evening at 0.30, by tho Pastor, Roy. J. Robertson, M.A. MORNISGSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CnURCH.-The Roy. D. W. Runciman, M.A., »ill preach in tho School-room To-mor row, at 2.30 p.m. __ U KITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, corner of Pitt ond Vinoont- Btrcota.—Morning at 11, Rev. W. S. Potior. , Evening at 0.30, Mr J. Squndots. \M R. THOMAS ELLIS JONES will irl Pn«oh In Welsh on Saadey Kvemlag, July 39, at 6.30 p.m.. in IB* email IxwHU-o-room or . the Youa*- Men's Christian »«Kxi/itfon, and wld be RiftUtcd by an English Protober. • ZIOSPtL TEMPERANCE MISSION. • vJT —W.nled.etl the Wemen ot Pareell to . attead a Blae Ribbon Meet.ni*. at Harnell W es • lavan Ohetoh. on Moaday afteraoaa aaii, at 3 ' o'oioek. Meerigg ojaduoted by women only. I i IHKISTADHLPHUNS meet In the ; V' Newton Hall for fellowship at 11 a.m.; , in tho evening at 6.30. a Lecture on "Tho , Rich Man and Lazarus." ABBO'lT'd OPERA HOOSK.-Goo. A. Brown will locturo on Sunday Night, at 6.30. Subject: " Why do Wo Bellove the , New Testament r Morning Service at tho 1 Temperance Hall. UNMCTAHIAR SERVICES will be conducted in tho Lomo-strcot Hall on Sunday, July 29, by T. Hodgson. Morning: " Tho Bible-What It is. and Whoroforo Given." Evoning: "It Doth Not Yot Appoar What Wo Shall Be." rgIHKATRERuYAL: SUNDAY EVEN II ING SERVICES, under tho conduct of tho Young Men's Christian Assooiatlon, on Sunday Evoning, from 8 to 9. All are invitod. Boats Free Gazette in ±sanKruptcy. IN THE BT7PREMK COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. XS BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Crodl -1 tors Aot, 187G," ond tbo »mendmente tier-oof, «ad ot tho Bantruptoy of Rousbt Mauk.y and Roiubt Henry Anson HniKtavi.it, trading toirethur a* 00-pattnors und»r the ttjle or firm of " Mackay and Shakespoar." Under the power*, vested In me by tho above named 4oti, I do h»reby summon a Gmoral Moatln* of the Creditors i»f tho s»ld Kebrri lUckay aa* Robert Heary Aison Bhaktsoeur, to De held la tbo Saprsme Court-house, inc.. Und, on FRIDAY Ihe third day of Aniust. 1883, at the kour of half-paM o'oren o'olocK In the I forenoon, to receive my reyort and to para a reso lution that tke mid Robert Mocfcey end iiobx-t Henry Anson Shakeepoar be forthwith dla Charged from all llabUltlee nader the Bald Act. Dated at Auckland thia 27th day of July, 1883. HO. MAC/FARLANB. Trustee A. 11.I 1. WHITAFCSB. Wyndham-Blre*t Auckland, kollclior tor the Debtor*. <-i%m__-P IN THE BUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHHRN DISTRICT. IN BAMKRUPTOIT. In the matter of "The Dobtors and Credi tors -«ot, 1876," and tbo several Aots aneadlne: the same, and of the Bank i raptor of imiinnv Stafhbns, a L'ebtor. Thla Is to notify that Annrow Stophens, • formerly of Vlotoria-Buoet, but now of Wollleg : ton-itreet in the Utr ot Auokland, In the Pro vincial Dißtrlot of Atokland, aae Coloey of New Zealand, Br*M Founder, ku this day filed a ttatoment that he Is u»ablo to meet his < engagement! with his Oredllori; the First ' MrtatlagOf CcvelWcs to be keld at ikesujreme > Court-house. Anckland, on MUKDAY. the 6th day of AiguM, 1883, at eleven o'clock in the forenoo*. Dated this 27th day of Jnly, 1883. B. W. BABLEY. i Deputy Registrar. CONNKLt, AND COOPKB, Vnloan Lane, Auckland, Solicitors for Debtor. i ■&*&_■ IN THE SUI'REME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors 1 Aot, 1876." and tho several amendments ' thereof and of the Bankruptcy of DaViD Hogg Mi;an, of Kamo, neer i Whengarei, la the Provincial Dißtrlot of , Auckland. In the Colony of New Zea land, Hot-jlkeoper; a Debtor. Urdor the powers vested in me by the above named Aots I do hereby summon a General . Meeting of the Creditors of thesild David Uogg Munn. to be held in the Supreme Courthouse. Auokland, on FRIDAY, tho third day rf August. 1883, at tho hour of eleven o'olook in the forenoon, to receive my report and to past a resolution that the said David Bow Munn bo forthwith alscbargetl from all liabilities nnder i the Bald aot. Dated at Auc^latd this 27th d»y of July, 1883. THO. MAOFFARLANB. . ™ *, Trustee. A. if. Whitakeb, i Wyndhem street. Auokland, I SoUoltor for the Debtor. i __________________________ snippngr. I flteh.g.* COROMANDEL. 1 Captain W. D. Hargrave, ' Time-Tablb, Leaves Auokland t Leaves Coromandel i : Monday, 30th h l2 noon — J — Tuesday, 31st, 12 noon 1 Wedn'sday, Ist, 12 noon — — Thursday, 2nd, 12 noon r Friday, 3rd, 2 p.m. — J — Saturday, 4th, 12 noon 3 Weather and othor circumstances permitting. 3 Not responsible in shipping, oarrying, or dis charging 11 vo stook. No oargo recoivod without shipping note, and within hall an hour of advertised time of departure. All parcels must be prepaid on board. A. R. H. SWINDLEY, Manager ~ -:^« XTOR RAGLAN & KAWHIA. *ms£& " -The B-B- ROWENA will leave - ■ Onohunga Wharf as above (weather . and other circumstances permitting), on MON - DAY, July 30. at 8 a.m.-A. McGregor, y Managing Director N.S.S. Co. j- " «^S£^ i'''"oll WHANGAREI.-The i- JiP*tg& f b.s. lONA will leave Queen )• w - street Wharf as abovo (weather and other circumstances permitting) on MONDAY, July 30, at i P.m.-A. McGhegor, Managing Pireotor N.S.S, Cd



To Let. fT'O LET OK SELL, New well-finished , _I_ House 5 rooms, valley Road ond Viotori* Avenue. — 'idw. Woyto (ground floor), 177, j Qneen street; ~ rglO LET (completely t urnished), a very JL CotnuiOfiiouii O-roomud Villa on the- Resold neer Victoria Road.—Apply to ;t-offlci\ Devou rort. f/'O LET, a 2-ioomtd Cottage in Green j street, near Convent, oil' College Road. t $ 0 LET, Nicely Furnished Bed and Sit* * ting-room ; use of kitchen ; .gas and water laid on ; private family; no children,—Addre63 this ofllco. rjnO LET, a comfortable Bedroom (for- JL nlshed) in Hobson-straet s rent, 4i ptr Week.—ACdrai.B at KTAB Omca. * c 0 LET, a 4-roomcd House, rent 10a ; § alro a 3-roomed, 8s 6d.-F. Nightingale. College Road. fITO LV.T, a ma convenient House (new) i In hewion Road, near Karang»haoe Bond, on right-hand side.- Aupit on premises. ?V\o LET, a 3-roomed House in Repent* ? stroet, Newton.—Apply to John Jackson, m >U LtlT, a new 5-roomed Houae j water J. lold on; Urge yard,—Apply to Mr James Irwin. WafceHnld-street r«iu LET, Unfurnished Apartments.— ? Apply after G p.m., No 2, Albert Terraoe, Albort street. rr\o LKT, new Verandah House, Brighton Jf Road, Parnoll; four rooms, Boullory, colo nial ovon, water laid on. Rent moderate,— Stab Ofllco. rriO LKT, 5-roomed Cottage in Clarence -1 stroet, Ponsonby; every convonionco; rent lis.—Apply W. G. Allen, opposite. rflO L K.T, a convenient, four-roomou J house, near College Road; rent, 10s,— Apply Mr Nightingale Collego Road. i« \0 LET, at Mount Eden, Six-roomed ** HouS3 newly p^pemd and pained; ro glstar urate, wathhoueo, garden, eto - W. C Gatfnby, ijraperr Warei oust. 'SO LF.T, in Victoria-street, adjoining v Hobson Hotol, Two Commodious Shops, with room at roar.—Apply Hancock and Co., Ciißtoniß-i-trcct, or Mr Milno. Hobson Hotel. ri\V LEV, at Mount at. John, a Villa j Residence with all conveniences.— Apply to J. Hancock, next house rinO LlTZthZtwo New Shops In Hut " land-street adjoining the Claiondor Hotel.—J, M. and J. Mowbray. f§yO LET, 7-roomed House, Wellington * stroet, gas and water and gas stove wltl detached kltchm.-H. Partington. House and Lend Agent. rpo LET, a pleasant Marine Residence J at the Berth Shore, with Reach Frontage, Apply to Outrix Bailey, Boatbullder. WHANGAKOA.— To Let, tho Good will of a Blacksmith's Shop, with tools, fee ; a good Btook of iron on hand. Plenty ol trade.— W. J. Smith ■ a AIHUSrfm«UV6. MEW MARKET HALL, GRAND CONCERT AND BALL, BY THK WAITKMATA »fIINBTRBLSI I I AITEMATA -OIINBTREL3 I : I TUKSDAY, 31ST JULY". «. NEWEST 80NGS AJtD JOK»P. ARTILLERY BAND. HAMNCKSbi'd STRING BAND. Door? open at 7.30; oommonot at 8 sharp. Admission :—Froet Seats (ticket* admit to Heli), 2a 6d ; St-oind »e»ti (Canctrt onlj) U, i, MALGAMATED SOCIETY OF A CARPEJrriCBS AND JOINICRS (A.nOK LAND BRANcn.-Tho members of tho abovo branch will celebrate thoir Eighth Annivorsary by a HALL nnd REFRESHMENTS, to bo hold in tho Lorno-street Hall on tho 2nd August, 1881 Tickots-Double, 7s Od; Slnglo, ss. May bo had from any of tho following Committee i—Messrs Whitehead, Parks, King, and W. PYATT. Hon. Sec LJIR HENRY HAVELOCK BAKD OF 0 HOPE. AN ENTERTAINMENT to oelobrato the First Annivorsary will bo held in tho School room, Alexandra-street, on MONDAY, July 30th. Chairman: Rev. W. S. Potter; Pianist, Miss Bottany; Organist, Miss Pottor. Tho programme comprises—Addresses, Secre tary's Report, Recitations, Comio nnd Senti mental Songa, Duets, Selections by String Band. &a Doors open at 7 p.m.; commonco 7.30 sharp. Admission-Adults, Is; children, half price. -ALKX. WEIR, Scoretary. Meetings. A CONFERENCE in connection with the Auckland Pr<jibyUry will be held in Bt. Jomet's Mall, on w if v M «BD A Y. Ist August. at 7.30 p.m. i he He v. G. ii. Monro will opoa the Conferoace by roadlag a paper on "ihe Lapned Minn, aad Hew to Reach Them " '■vHE LAW SOCIETY OF THE DIS- I TRICT OF AUCKLAND. Notico ia hereby given th-«t a General Moot ing of tho members of tho above Society will bo held on MONDAY, tho thirtieth day of July instant, at throe o'clock in tbo afternoon, at tho District Court Room. Auckland, when tho roport of tho Council for tho past six months will bo read and considorod, and all other busi ness, of which ton days' previous notloe shall havo been givon to tho Secretary, will bo trans acted. Hated this fourteenth day of July, 18*33. EDWIN HKSKKTH. Hon. Secrotary. At HE ROLL CALI .-CRIMEAN CELE £ BRATION. A GENERAL MEETING of those who took port In the Russian War of 1851-5-6 will bo held on MONDAY, July 30th, at 7.30 p m.. in Rob son'a Commorciul Dining Rooms near tho Havings Bunk, Qucon-stroot. Business iTo receive tbo Committee's Re port, and mako final arrnugomeuts for tho dinner to bo hold on Soptombor, tho 10th. W. 11. HAZARD, Hon. Sec. Volunteer Notices. fc-. z. c. aT-a " batteTy. Tho Monthly Inspection of tho Battery will bo hold in tho Drill shod on THURSDAY NEXT, tho 2nd August, at 7.50 p.m. sharp. Uniform: Undrosa, with arms and accoutre ments. R. KEARNS, Hon. Sec. i'lecucai fITfHE Bost Preparation oxtaut for promo- J ting Hair Growth is Dr. Erasmus W i son's LOTION FOR THE HAIK. It Is prepatod from tho orlaieal farmnla ot this eminent authority by OaaaXKi HuicimH. pharmaceu tical Cheaoltt (Vloti-rla and Hew Zealand), 1 auction ot Pitt and Gr»j-aaoeis, Auckland. TOOTHACHE CURE -Instantaneous nelief, ODONT AiGIOi Is boHe.-BUAR LAND & CO. (apposite Poet-affloe) PROFESSOR BLLIB, Medical Horbailst, has arrived from Chrlstchurch, after effecting moßt suocossful Cures, and Is now pre pared to troat all dlsoasos. Ho guarantees to euro (without fail) tho following Complaints, If not too far gono: — Asthma, Bronohitls, Con sumption (second stago), Cataract, Dropßy, Dysentery, Fevors, Liver Complaints, Nervous Debility, Rhouuiatlsm, Sciatica, Lumbago, and Socrot Complaint-8 of young mon. Wondorful Cure for Corns without pain.—Address: 308, Quoon-street (next Young Women's Institute). Private Consulting Room. Hours: From fl a.m. to 8 p.m. WORMS All children suffer from them. If Buspeoted, ask for tho Certain Cure. SHARLAND'S WORM POWDKKB,I/ paoket Apothecaries "lull, oonssite Poat-oSloe. 'THE MARVELLO US REMEDY l- FOB COUGHS, COLDS, HOAHSENKSS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. CONSUMPTION, AND ALL CHEST AFFECTIONS. BONNINGTON'S PECTORAL OXYMEL OF CARRAGEEN OR Irish Moss Cbwbiwmi. Curoa the worst forms of Coughs Colds, and Hoarseness, gives Immediate Relief In Bron chitis, is tho Best Medicine for Asthma, Cures Whooping - Cough, is Invaluable in tho Early Stages of Consumption, Relieves all Affeotions of tho Chest, Lungs, and Throat. SOLD EVERYWHERE. GEO. B o"n"n"i NGT ON, CHRISTCHURCH. OCTORaHNOLD'SPkNNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-The most populai medicine of the day. Prico, 2s Od a box.—Colo nial Agents Shakland & Co., opposite.'the POBt Offloe. SHARLANDS CHERRY PECTORAL, Absolutely the best remedy evermade fot COUGHS, lIRONOHITIs. AND COLD 3. Prloe. 2a 6d and 4a Od a Bottle. SHARUANP tt CO- apposite Post-O—oo. KA'i'Sl KA'l'SI KaTS I— Vee dHARLAND-B PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rats eat it greedily, and die; no small. Prloe, One Shilling a Bottle. SHAKLAND & CO.. opposite Poat-offloa, AIN h E S S MEDICAL ELECTRICITY. W, HINTON, having just arrlvod from Lon don, with most recontly approved appliances, ii prepared during a short stay in this oity to iron norvoim end other diseases by Galvanization FAHIDIZVTION, AND FaANKLINIZWION. Charged very moHorate. Consultation Free. Corns extracted witbout pain. Kesidenoo: 50, Hobson-street, 7 doors fron Governor Browne Hotel. Hours, from 10 a.m 5 in. LIVER REGULATING. a ICKIN'B PODOPHYLLIN PILLS, No. A J\ aro now known from Invorcargill to Mon gonul aa one of the most effective remedies fo •' SLUGGISH LIVKR " Torpid Digestive Func Oon, Biboußnoss, Cnronio Constipation, Flato ; lenoy, &o. They are a safe aperient Am , CONTAIN NO MINERAL WHATEVER. Sold In Boxes at is., and Bottles at Is. 6 am * 2a, Cd. (all sugar coated). >• AT THE PHARMACY, QuasN-STRsm;



Pot Sale. If OR SALE, a new 3-roomed Cottag JC with freehold allotment, SB x 170 faoln Sfoant Kden Ro«d j o bargain; oH*y Sid ; Slst twootuerCollages, and teveal allotments fo vale on easy terms.—?. Surman, Mount Bde General 6ti,rc, Mount Keen Road, I?I0R SALE (Mount Eden), a new an ■MA woll-llr.ighcd Villa Residence, contalnln 5 roomn, bsy window, rogiitor grate, and stove j goal ont-house, together with large level allot meat (60 x 132 i. well planted with ornamentc iron-; iltua'.ed in Mary street.—Apply to Jai obarteon, fc'add*or, Karangahape Road. {iSOR SALE, ftorth Shore, Four Acre P FrultplahC9d isnd, in one or mora lots snlendid building sltes.-Addriaa A.G.P.. BTi! Offloe. ijj.Oß SALE, a 6-roomed uouse, situate' SA in ldnooln-»treet, POnsanby. — lfor pai tloularß apply H. Rogers, Llnooln-gtreet. TilOR SALE, Uous23, Arch Hill; ! BJ Rooms, £210; 7 Room*, £215. Ponßonb: —5 Room £220; 6 Booms, flii!) cash, balance a arranged. Also, cheap Houses. Mount Edoti easy terms.-W. V. Stevene. Hlgh-etreet. I HKAP COTTAGES for Workinj V> Men In Upper Qaeen-Btrcst, Jlutie-stroet yorfe-Btroit, nnd nsxt to the Congregations I Sunday Pohool, hrJioburgh-street. Newton Two for £325 —W. G. awlngton, Land Agent next to the "Herald''Offloe. Sj OR i»ALE, The Avenue, Edenvalc.— I' A vory pretty Villa of 1 rooms and bciU lery, register grates, range, tank, &o.; quite now, and well-finished; volcanic Boil; allot ment 33 x 115.—Apply to D. F. Evans, Land Mart, Queen-street, next Bank of Australasia. __ 742_ FOR SALE, choap-a bargain—nice a Roomed House with outer kitohan and garden :60ft >o Cross-itroot 102 ft.depth. Price, £3,*0.-Ki uulro on the premise Aided T. Bearnnand. to-OR SALE, very desirable Verandah , *^ Houso of 6 rooms, wash-house, good work shop, fowl-houso, and good garden; freehold I allotment about 120 x 83. situate in Clarenco- Btreot, near Mr Dalton's, Ponsonby. Price only £100. Must bo sold.—l). F. Evans, Land Agent, > Queen-street. 883 I gjioiZs ALI. -Franklin Road.—Very I .8? Handsome New Verandah Villa, bow window, 7 large rooms, washhouse, gas and water laid in from mains, register grates, and every convenience; allotment, 10 x 105; great bargain; must be told at once, as tha owner Is leaving the dlstriot—D. F. Xvaas, Land Mart, Queen-street, next Bjgjc of Australasia. 697 ' §710 R BALE, Scotia Place, off Queen ' IA street, Oommodlons Keoidonoe ot tight rooms, conservatory, bath-room, largo wash . house (fitted with oopper), gas and water laid , on ; every oonveaienot ■ allotment 38 x 180 l I very cheap.—Apply D. F. Evans's _nd Mart, Queen-street next flank of Australasia. 586 j Lfl U R SALE. For Immediate Sale, a VERTICAL GAS ENGINE (Croes'ey'al, in good order and con dition. Will ba sold a bargain. Con bo seen at work. Apply BRJKTT, SCHMIDT AND CO., Corner ot Vnlcan Lane and Hlgh-atreet. pHEAP COTTAGES FOR SALE. BOOTIiAND-»TRiraT (Freeman's Bay) - Cot tage, 4 rooms, and freehold allotment, Prloe, £100. 1321) LEAMINGTON ROAD, Mo_.t Eden-Cottage. 1 rooms, lea. | allotment 50 x 01. Price, £220. 1852) PEARL-STREST. Stokes's Point-Cottage, i rooms, &o.; allotment 03 x ISO. Price, £150. (841) aTANLEr-STHKUV, off Great North Road tluttage, i rooms, soullery, &o,; allotment 33x100. £230. (830) CHawLOTTK-iTRERT. off Great North Road —Cottage, 1 rooms, and soullery ; allotment lo»«3hold, S3 x IUO. £135. (821) SPRiNU-SThEfcT—Oottnge, i loxnt, and free hold allotment for £200. (819) DUBLIN-BTHKKT, Ponionby-Hou*e, 8 rooms, and freehold allotment, for £230; a great bargain. (818) NKW-BTRMT, Newmarket-Cottage, 5 rooms, goon woll, garden, and allotment ii x 120, for £320. (815) BRIGHTON, Patnell—Cottage, I rooms, and freehold allotment, really good, for £260. (802) BPRING-STRIXT - Vorandah Cottage ot 6 rooms, and freehold allotment, for £320; cheap. (792) Aid others on application to D. F. EVANS, Land Agent, Queen-street. jm OWL W ■■' E~ A T. SO FOWL WHEAT. Fon Sale, JSQ BACKS FOWL WHEAT. Pbicb, 8s Pee Bushel. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, FOKT-STKKET. Drapery, etc. BLACK CLOTH JACKBTS, in new shapoa and stylos, from >3 Od.-J. Cos grave an« Go. FL(\ Ca PIECES 10-4 all wool Blankets, •yyjKJ at l2j 6d; usual prloe, 258.-J. Oaigrava aa* Ca FRENCH M^RIMOS In all colours, Cheviots aad French Oaahmerte. Winceys, Wool Plaids, halt piloa.—l. Cosgrave and Cj. t_f\i L PUCES Horrocks' Calico, 3s OV \J Bdper dozen yards—J.Cosgravo and Co. f_'f\ PIRCiS of~Plush in all Colours, OU Is Bd, usual price 5s 6d.-J. Cosgravo and Co. «r f\ PIECES Milton Cloth for rS*IV Drosses, BJd per yard.—J. Coegrave and Co. li\f_ PUCES Black and Coloured \f\' Silk Velvet, 2s per yard.-J. Cos gravo & Co. f ( \ PIECES Black and Coloured Beet UV Volvoteon, Is 6d per yard,—J, Cos gravo & Co. .ATATERPROOF Mantles in endless V T varloty, from is 6d.—J. Cosgrave & Co. T INENS JINENS! IRI3II LR-KNS I MANUFACTORItR'S LENGTHS, YAHD Widb, good and fine, from li Bd the jard LAI»II»S' HIM-STITOHBD ANT) EMBHOI- DtiKEl) HANDKERCHIEFS, beautiful designs. Bid LARGK SIZt FINE LINEN HANDKKR CHIEF*, Od BOUGHT CHEAP AND SOLD CHEAP. INSPKCT AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES. T. B. Eobson. MELBOURNE HOUSE, I'ONSONRY, J, AND W. "WILLIAMS, IMPORTERS OF DKAPERY, CLOTHING, ANB FANCY GOODS, BOTH BIDSS KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON; AND at WHANGAROA KORTH. TALHTHBB, mAIiKTHIs, fTIALETnxS. ALEIHUB. XALErHKS. XALETHEB We havtjuit reoelved, ex Clyde A SEOOND bBIPMBM OF THESE CHLE BRATBO PATENT v»ntilatkd WATBKPUOOF OoATS, Made from choioe Tweedr., In Canton, Cash mere, and othor makes. Any of the above oan be seen at our Brasoh Storo, Whangaroa- Fend eizo round waist and length. Prioes. from 80s to 80s. See what the Field Bays respootlng these Goodß^-"I have tried yonr Ventilating Coat well In tho courting field, and consider it a greet success. Itlsnoet oomfortablt to walk In, and turns aay quantity ot rain.—Yours very faithfully,* ****** (Kodin- H00D)-Mes6B8 COOPEB, BOX AND OO," A New i-rooess (Just disoovered) prevents the rubber hardening and destroys all smell of naptha. A Job Lot of HONEYCOMB QUILTS just to hand, ten Quarter, from in 6d to 15s Od, We have always on hand a SHOW OF HOBIRRY, SHIRTS, HATS, TIES, BRACES, BELTS, COLLARS, &c, &c. For Price, Style, Variety, and Good Value, Seoond to None in Newton, Sporting- ' pAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB, The Annual Meeting of the above Club will be hsld at the Masonio Hotel on WEDNESDAY, ' August Ist, at 7.30 p.m. T> PEK L, Hon.Seo. UCKLAND COURSISG CLUB! SECOND MEETING FOR SEASON, TO BE HELD DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST, 1883 1 Tub President's Stake—Limitod to Sixteen, nil aged Groyhoands, bona fide the property ol • Members of the Club. ' All paid Members aro entitled to a draw £oi > nomination, which draw will take place or WEDNESDAY, the Ist of August next, at i p m., at the Club Room, Albert Hotel. 1 Each dog to pay an entrance of £3 10a. whici ' will bo divided as follows (or pro rata), anc I towards expenses. ! Ist dog, Handsoma Silver Cup, presented ti ! the members by A. E. Isaacs, and £10; 2nd dog the runner up, £16; 3rd dog, «7 10s; Ith dog , *nos. '• ; Date of entry (when Judge and Slipper wil Dj bo elected) also dato of meoting ond draw foi I places in running, in future advertisement. 1 CHAS, WALLNUTT, * Hon, SOC Aliened. July 28,18?3,



I JbOßt and ffonntt c T 0&T, near Penrose, a Brown Sill g JLi Umbrella.—Finder will bd reworded b i, applying to Mr J, Bradley, Otahuhu, or Flehe * nndCo.Qaeen-street. a — LOST, through landing at the Nort! Shoro.Vol I. of Thomson's "Now Zee _\ land "—Will any personhavlng thesamekmdl; ■ leave It with Mr F. J. PreßS. Pest-office Store f. T OST, between STAR Office and Post JU office, a New Tobaoro PouoV-»Ftade * plofee leave samo at Stab Office, and be will B obligated. s' " " ; T (ST, last evening, a £6 note and a £ S M_J note, Numbers known. Bellevod to hay* been lost either in the Greyhound Hotel or M - Darby's boarding house.—£2 reward will bo paii » on delivery of same at Mr Darby's Boardini '- House. - T OST, on Tuesday night, Gold .Earring JLi ia Clliott-street. — Finder rewarded b: ' leaving it at Confectioner. Viotorla-Bt ; |j* OUN.D, Half-sovereign, used as watch ? ' chain pendant—Apply Capt. Alexander i Laurie and Hornsby, Wyndham-street. 1 Dividends. STATE OF T. W. CAR R, MERCHANT, TE AROHA. Tho First Dividend will bo nayablo at the 1 office of the Trustee on WEDNESDAY, ' August Ist, 1883. All Promissory Notes must * be produced for endorsement. H. K. DAVIS. Trustee, i Scherjfs Buildings. A SSIGNED ESTATE OF THOMAS £—. STBADMAN, seedsman. First and Final Dividend will be payable at the Office of the Trustee, It Soherff's Buildings, on WEDNESDAY, August Ist, 1883. All Pro missory Notes must be produoed for endorse ment. R, K. DAVIBS, Trustee. Public iNOticee. RE PAYMENT OF WORKMEN EM PLOVKD ON CONTRACTS LET BY PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. Attention Is called to Clause 23 ot the Condu tlons of Contract, which provides that work men, tradesmen, and labourers of every olass employed on the works to whioh these condi tions refer ihall be paid their wages in full In money, current coin of the oniony, at least once In every fortnight, aad no ticket or other system, ot payment by providonr, liquors, or goods will on any pretenoa be allowed. The workman ot every olast Shall be paid on tho works If it be possible, or in some building ad joining, aad la ao cose shall they be paid at a pnbllohouße or other place where liquors or refreshment*, are sold. 'ihe penalty to* any breach of tbla olause, as often an the same shall happen, 1b fifty pound*; and it Is lawful for the Minister for Publlo Works, without any notice to the oontraotor or any further process ot law, to deduct the penalty onpenaltlee from any moneys that may be due or owing to the contractor nnder this contract, or that may hereafter be due or owing thereunder. By order. CHALKS T. BENZONI. Aoting Unaer-Seoetary for Publlo Works, Publlo Works Offloe. Wellington. 6cn July. 188a TZU C KLAN D HOSPITAL. COMMITTEE: Elected : Appointed : J. M. Clark, Esq. (Mayor) Hon. Col Haultain J. 0. Firth, Esq. W. 0. Kensington, Esq Thomas Peaoook, Esq. Arthur Bull, Esq, M.H.R. Sydney Dando, Esq. E. A. Mackeohnio Esq. (Chairman) Applications for admission by persons suffer ing from diseases and requiring medical treat ment, will be received at the Hospital on any day between the hours of 11 a.m. and noon. In oases of accident or emergency, patients will bo received into the Hospital Without de lay, beds being kept ready for urgent cases. Patients able to do so will bo required to pay for their Bupport at the Hospital according to their position and ciroumstanoes. Subscriptions will be thankfully reoelvod by any member of the Committee and by the undersigned. H. N. GARLAND, Secretary, Wyndham-Btreet. \ UCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS.— A Premium of TWENTY POUNDS is offered for the best Original Design for a Certificate for the Society. For conditions, apply to JOSIAH MARTIN, Secretary, Markot Square, Queen-Btreet ■ OG-ROLLING.— Mr Win. Parker, so IJ long well known as Mill Manager to N.Z. Timber Co., has been appointed Mill Manager for Devonport Saw Mill Co., and contractors and the publlo oan now depend upon receiving their timber well out and dressed at shortest notice. REQUIRED BY VAILE AND DOUBLAS, LAND AGENTS. Shobtland-stbee". To Purchase. 3 to 6 scree of LAND at the WH An, near the Railway Station, or having a i water frontage. Tn Ra»l or Pin chase, a good FAMILY RE.->IL)E«C«. ot not less than from 9 to 12 rooms. Bast iideof City preferred. I G. HENDERSON'S Cherry Pectoral *' • Is an Excellent Remedy for Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, and the various other affeotlons of the Chest and Bronchial Passages.—This preparation is not supposed to Check the Cough suddenly, but to remove the cause.—To be had only of J, G. Henderson, Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposite Three Lamps, Ponsonby, Auckland. EN'S AND HOY'S CLOTBIaG Is now obtainable at the lowest possible prioes during my Genuine Sale. The objeotot Buoh redactions Is my d(8lro to reduce the stook as mnoh as possible previous to alterations and enlargement. List ot a few notable lines:— Men'B Tweed Trotuera, 2,6, 6/6, 7/8,10/9,12/6, and 116 per pair; Men's Printed Moleskin ditto, 4/6, 76, and 8/6 per pair; Men's Devon Trousers and Vests, 13/6; a large quantity of Men'B All i Wool U.n. Diagonal Pee, Jackets. 31/6, worth 11/; Men's Shirts, from 1/ to 6/11 eaoh; Men'a aid Boys' Tweed Hats, from 1/1} each. N.B.— Note the address: JAMKS SCUI'T, General Draper, Clothier, Outfitter, fto., London Hot-UK. viptorla and NeUon-Btreets, Auckland. ..O O C X V NOOK. During this bad weather I Invito the publlo to look over my place, and they will find that all the ground Is quite firm after the heaviest rain, and that they can cart timber on the ground and b-iild in all weathers, Contrast my scoria ground with clay, and ask your doctor whioh Is the best to build yonr bouse on. WM. BAKKK. P.B.—My A gent Is Mr Bwlngton. FORIVINTER COUGHS and Bronchia Irritation, TRY AICK1 MS SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS with Hypophosphlto of Llmo and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chrenio Chost Aiibctions, " Aiokin'B Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophoaphite of Lime and Quinine," is most certainly alterative and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma Address — THE PHARMACY, Queen-street. KEWARD of Ten Pounds will be given for Information that will lead to the con viction of peißOn or persons who entered dwell ing-houso and slaughter-house at EUerlsle on Saturday, July 7th, and stole Single-barrel Gun and Steelyards, Rurb, Bedding.iand Clothes; also for giving Information that will lead to conviction of the parties that destroyed wall and fences on my property, EUerslle. G. HULME. TV ° T-1 C X' RK EDWARD CO3TLKY DECKASKD. All persons who are or may hereafter be indebted to the above estate, either for Interest, rent, or otherwiss. will please pay the same to Messrs Jaokson and Russell, Solicitors. Fort street, Auokland, whose receipt shall be a suffi cient discharge, BAMUKL JACKSON/ E ?^!S2oS,tto, D.HEAN ] E dSS^ed. Aookland. 27th April. 188 _ TTNION STEAM SAW MOULDI«G~ BASH, AND DOOR COMPANY (Limited). MECHANICS' BAY FIRE. The Company desire to advise Customers that It is prepared to accept Orders for Btook Goods, and to oxooute as formerly. Money. J»1 A XO £1U,1)0U Jj-NT on Building iS-irfJLvP Society prinolplea, or on othei terms to snlt borrowers. Allotments bonghl and Houses built on weekly payment system- Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List ol Properties tor sole on Ist page. Blx per cent allowed on money deposited tor In vestment. 0. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Finoncia Agent and Valuator. 8. Vulcan Lone INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY 01 AUCKLAND (Cohnbb of Vulcan Lani AND QUKEN-BTHEET). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society Is now issuing INVESTING SHARES ordinary, oarrylni full rate of Interest and Profit, PAID-UP SHARES of £20 each, carrying - per cent interest (payable hall-yearly) and pai > tioipating in Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. L Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, I per cent, and on Deposits for 6 months, 6 pc cent per annum. ) BORROWING DEPARTMENT. '. The Society advances on AW"™* _^__°A_ . and Leasehold Property to the extent of three fooTihs the value. Borrowers may pay offpart or the whole o 1 their Mortgages at any time, c Reduced Table of Rates and any further par Honiarai required may be obtained at thi Sooif ty*s offices. \ GEORGE FRASER, Manager,



Business Notices. fe D£ST Canterbury Potatoes, 201ba U 7 JLP ia 6d per errt. by the bag, delivered. Bee >r Onions. Slba la.—Wm. Marshall, Auoklant Market, _ f\UH.& FOR INDIuESTION—TONIC t. \j BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Regulation y price 3s a bottle.-SHARLAND &Cv (oppo ? Bite Poat-offloel. BOOTS— B'JOTS-2,000 Pairs, in Cor ncr Stall. City Market, almost giving J away. Open all week. Repairs executed. SOCKET DKAIN PIPHS. — A largi quantity, Ist and 2nd class (various sizes) 1 as lo iy rates —W. and G. Wlnßtone. ? TAMIS HCGHES, Practical Gardener i W fi prepared to lay out gardens on reason . able terms, and keep gardons in prder.-Fleast address James Hughes, next the Union Drapery Freeman'a Bay „ 'r'TE* B N C I N G, ISAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST Is as follows :— Best Paling Fence of puriri posts, Hobart rails, ond sft Hobart palings, one inoh opart, 60s, Paling Fence to consist heart kauri posts, I Hobart roils, ond heart kauri palings, 655. Three-rail Fence, jrariri posts and Hobart rails, 15a. \ Wire Fences with Top Rail. SSs. Wire Fence, 7 wires, 255. Barbed Wire Fence, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, 1 18sperohaln. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Picket Fences, from 2s per foot not palnted.or 9d per foot all complete. Very neat P.oket iciwith mill wrought Wicket Gate, all alnted complete, at Ss per foot. All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimatee for very description of Fence given on applioa i .ion to Sam. White, Fencer, Custom-street, ' apposite Arnold, Hinea and Co. naANQK OF ADDRESS. SULLIVAN AND* McKENNA, rrrr-sTRKET, TAILOR 3, HABITMaKKRB,and GENBRAL OUTFITTER*, Beg to announce to their Friends and the Publlo of Auokland that they have Removed to more Commodious Premises ADJOIKIN9, whero they Bhnll be happy to meet Customers and Kseonte Orders to their entire satisfaction. Sullivan, MoEenna and Co.'a ontting ia too well known for remark. Percent cutting and comfor In weiring guaranteed. The address I— CORNER OF PITT ND BERKSFOItD- STREETS. ■ AM£S REID AND SON Beg to call the attention and careful oonsidera . Hon of those about to Furnish to the Very Favourable Prices of ALL KINDS OF FURIITURE. Having Introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house in town. JAMES REID & SON, Furniture kmfokiuh, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Shop from Vlotorla-et.) COKE. r\OKE. THE AUCKLAND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED!, Purveyors of Light, Heat, and Power, Invite orders for their Coke at the following rates (for cash), delivered by the Company, in • their sacks, within One Mile of the Gasworks i longer distances at proportionate rate :— Per Sack, S bushels .. Is 6d Five Sacks ~ .. .. 6s 3d Ten Sacks, or 1 ton ..lis 6d Twenty Sacks, or 1 ton.. 22s Od 3 The value of Gas Coke is now § bettor appreciated than it for- _ a marly was. Since we brought n J the surgect under the notice of q 2 householders, many have habit- m w uated themselves to its use, both g S for registers and ranges, and w I r_\ would now dooline all overtures O O to use any other Bolid fuel. We O U recommend those who do no', ~ use Coke to adopt the following plan:—First, Bend to the Gas Company for a tew bags of their Household Cob_ ; Just the Saant^ tbat oan be taken into is premises conveniently, bear ing In mind that, weight for weight, coke is nearly double the bulk of cool. Next, having cleaned the grates of registers and range of ashes, partly fill them, say, one-half, with coke (the larger lumps may be used for this purpose): upon this foundationlnyyonrkindlingsand local coals; start your ike, when there will bo one to be remem bered. Those who learn this, the A.B.C. of laying a fire, either for cooking a breakfast or for heating a room, will not readily forego the most certain and economical method with solid fuel. COKE. JSo MORE DAMP HOUSES. TERRA riOTTA. f| ERRA pOTTA. ERRA-I^OTTA. 1 ERRA~I>OTTA. No more damp houses need be built if people will use my Imperishable Red or Buff Terra cotta, Pressed Faotrig Bricks, or, better still' my White Enamelled or Glazed Facing Briok which rain or moisture Cannot arTeot. I can supply the Enamelled Briok in various colours, as might be required. It is now well known that Terra-Cotta cannot be surpassed, or yet equalled, by any other known building material. Samples may be seen at the Pottery, or will be forwarded on application to any person requiring the same, G. BOYD, HEWTON POTTEKY, CWITHEFORD AND CO., a IRONMONGERS. PLUMBERS. GASFIITHRS, BELLHANGERI, TINSMITHS, AND GALVANIZED IRONWORKERS, MANUKAU ROAD, PABNELL, AUCKLAND, a Witbeford having taken Mr S. G. BURGESS into partnership, tbe business formerly oarriod on under the one name wi i be oontinued as heretofore under the above title, O. W. takes this opportunity to return thanks to bis numerous customers for tbe support hitherto accorded htui.and&olioits a continuance ot their favours. O. Witheford and Co. bog to call attention to their Well-assorted Stook ot Builders' and Household Ironmongery, White Lead, Linseed OH, Brushware, &c, &c, whioh are offered at tne Lowest Prioes; also, to the greater facilities with which they will now be able to proeeoute each brunch of the working department, to whioh C Witheford will give his speoial atten tion. Galvanized Tanks of all Blzss supplied or made to order ton the shortest notloe. Q # ■^P'ITHBB'OBD AND QO.. PARNELL, [CARD,] nAVID ROSS, F.R.J.8.A., ARCHITECT, Fisher's Buildings, Queen-street. T> E M O V A L. SCHMIDT AND CO., LITHOGRAPHERS, ENGRAVERS, AND GENBRAL PRINTERS. Bess to inform their Friends and Customers that they have REMOVED - From Corner of Vulcan Land and High ftroel to WYNDHAM*STREET, ( I Opposite the Star Offlcs. GRAHAME'S PUBLIC BONDEE STORE, FORT-SIRSEr. . The Commercial Publlo are informed tha - this bond is now oarried on nnder the the dlrec I tlon ot Mr Louis Flemmino, who has fa several years been engaged in the Warehouse . and Is intimately acquainted with the wlshe -i and requlremeats ot all the customers. k Importers may rely upon e?ery care ant i attention being given to their interests. [ WM. S. GRAHAMS. rr»HE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE 1 219, QUEEN-STREET. M I I O The best placo for New Arrivals P _ ™ and others to got all Household g c _ Requisites at a Cheap Rate. g •- Kz Chino. Glass, Earthenware 2 ™9 Tinware. Brushware. Lamps __a f-X Furnishing Ironmon^ry (all klndsh vc SS Cutlery. EP. Ware, &nket> Notions §p- Sg Toys, and Fancy Goods. P^ gg HANCHARD & C _\ Throe doors abovo Wellosloy- S I g cet | RELBNSVILLETIMBfRIUMPANTi (LIMITED). Tho Company havo opened a Depot at NEW ' MARKET, near the Railway Station, fo receiving Orders and Sale of Timber. Timbe I out to any length, &o. Prices on application i the yard.



, A STEADY MAN (bavin* £600}JJknw { jt\. to Correepond with a Young- woman 1 with a view to Matrimony; one having "J™*?? 1 preferred.-Applr ABO. Post Offloe. Anoklaßfl j « DOMESTICATED Young Lady . i_. wishesto correspond with a Gentleman . ot fair means.-Encloee Photo, to Eureka. GPO. Auckland. __ \\ »»/ ILL the gentleman who took another* . T7 Hard Black Felt Hat from the Choral Hall on Thursday night, leaving a low-crowned one in its plaoe, oblige by calling at the BTAB i ofllco, whore his own awaits him? WILL Mr B. Turner kindly commnni. cite with W. Folrhead, Stonley-atreet, t the secretary to the committee ot the men who - have lost their tools by the late fire at 3 Mechanics' Bay and oblige- ILLIAM KENNEDY, a Mariner, living In Hobson-atreet. January, 187?. please call at or send jour address to Stab ' Offloa- Land Transfer Act Notices. * | AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notice Is hereby given .that the several paroels of Land hereinafter desorlbed will be brought ' under the provisions of the Land Transfer Act* 1870, unless caveat in the meantime to lodged forbidding the same in eaoh case, on or before the 2ist day of August nest t- ANNIE CREAGH.—Lota a and IS Ot SeoUon 2, of the Subdivision of Allotments 11, it and 15i of Section 10, suburbs of Auokland, Also, Lots 10 and 11 of Section i, Of the aforesaid Subdivision, Also, Part of Section fi, of the aforesaid Subdivision. In applicants occupation. 2099 JOHN MAXWELL.—Lots 1 and 2of Section 9, of the Subdivision Into Lots and Sections of Suburban Allotments 1 and 2 of section 9, Suburbs of Auokland. Also. Lots 1, t, 8, and I of SeoHon 10. of the afore ,sald Subdivision. 2080. JOSEPH WHITBUBN.-Lot 12 of the Bub. division of Allotments S3 and 81, of Section 1, duburbs of Auckland, Unoccupied. 2088. JOHW PARKIN *ON, the younger. — Allot mem 136, Parish of Woioaka, County ot Opotlki. containing 60 acres. In applicant's oooupatlon. Diagrams may be inspected at this offloe. Dated this 12th day of July, 1883, at the Land* Registry Offloe, Auckland. THEO. KISSUNG. District Land Registrar. Tenders. ■ pOUNTY OF WAITEMATA, lenders are required by noon of FRIDAY. the 11th August, for Bridges and Culverts on the Fukeatua, Walnut, Riverhead, and Dairy Flat Roads. Plans and specifications mar be seen at tho County Office, 86. Insurance Buildings, Auck land ; and at the Wade Hotel. Wade. OLIVER MAYS. July 26,1883. Chairman. liioensing Notices. \[OTICH OF APPLICATION FOR L~ TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I, JOHN MORRISON, of the Queen's Hotel, Pokeno, being tho holder of a Publican's License in reapoc t of the house and promises situate at Pokeno, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Mooting to be holden at the Pokeno Railway Station, on the 4th day of September, apply for a transfer of the said License from myself to Fbedekio Edward Murray, my appointee. Dated the 23rd day ot July, 1883. JOHN MORRISON. Anemone. MONDAY, JULY 30. WITHOUT RESERVE. 10 CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. LOOKING GLASSES, DRESSING COMBS, CLOCKS, DOLLS, SADDLERY, VASES, PICTURES, CIGARS, See., ac, See. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his Rooms on Monday, at li ociook -1 Oases Handsome Vases 3 Cases Clocks 1 Case Looking Glasses Saddlery, Combs, Pictures, Cigars &C„ &0„ &o. TO CLOSE ACCOUNTS. MONDAY, JULY 30. AT SIBBIN'S MART. At II o'clock, W(\ BAGS GOOD MAIZE, 4 1 v ox Gienelg (unreservedly) 8 Cases Canterbury Hams and Bacon; upset prloe. Gd CO Oaseß Dsvos's Kerosine, In lots to suit purchasers. Terms at Sale. ~ MONDAY, JULY 30. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. - WATCHES, 'JEWELLERY. CLOTH ING, TOOLS, &c. X, ARTHUR LTAS received instructions from Messrs Q Bloom and Keestng to Bell, at his Mart. Qacen-street, on Monday next, July 30- ALL THK UNREDEEMED PLEDGES from the victoria Pawn Offloe, Victoria Street, and Newton Pawn Office, Welioeley-street, consist ing of— VICTORIA.-868, two SSL Watohea, January 27 {353, SHL Watch, January 22; 319, Eieotro- Galvonle Battery. January 12; 312. Gold Ear rings and Ring, January 8) 293. SHL Watch, January S; 208, SHL Watch, November 16: 207, Gold Chain. Watoh and Studs, November 16: 182. Watch and Chain, November 6: 810, Sriw Watch, January 8. NEWTON —16, Gold Chain, August 29: 80, SHG Watch and Gold Albert, September 8; 34. Holy Bible, September 11:80. SHW Watch, Sep. tember 80;«, SHG Watch, Ootober 16; 76, SHL Watch, November 8; 83, Gold Brooch, Novem ber 25; 108, SHL Watch and 2oz. Gold Albert. December 11; 118, BHW Watch, December 21; 121, Plated Teapot. December 22:130, Gold Ring, December 29; 138, handsome Sapphire Gold Ring, Dooember 301143. Revolver and Ammunition, January 3; 163, S.O.F.L. Watoh and Gold Chain. January fi; 168, Sewing Machine, January 8; 168. Gold HL Watoh, January 11; 169, Sewing Machine, January 11: 170, Gun and Clock, January 13; 182, SHL Watch, January 17: 188, Sewing Machine, January 19. Also, Dross pieces, Clothing, Jewellery, Carpenters' Tools, and a host of valuable and useful goods, too numerous to mention. R. ARTHUR Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, At 12 o'clock noon. 100,000 WELL.GROWN FOREST, FRUIT, AND OTHER TREES. ! MONSTER SALE OF FRUIT AND FOREST TREES, SHRUBS, &0., &c„ &0, A A T A RTH UR'S MART, FROM PONSONBY NUBSERY (MR W. MASON'S). A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORT. MaNT OF WELL-GROWN TREES Well billed. ' AU Carefully Packed and Delivered One Month from Day ot Bale. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST I. At 12 o'clock noon, R. ARTHUR, Salesman. &&., Auoklana. W. B. OOCHKAOT] [MS. DAOBB MONDAY, AUGUST 6. At 12 o'clock. j By order of the Mortgagee. HOUSE AND SHOP, PCKEKOHE. riNHE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms. " o^iool F ortßtreot* on Monday, 6th August, at 12 ALLO^M E?T 3, subdivision lot 87. section h, . k. e| ono West, 60 feet frontage by t 181 feet deep, situated near the Railway Station, with DWELLING HOUSE and r SHOPcw^tedttooon.nowoooupiedby Mr Patrick White. BAMUEL COCHRANE & 80S, 1 Anctioxetrß, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1883. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOOK. By order of the Transferee of Mortgagee. 5 fTiHE unrJersi/rncd has been favoured with ' I Instructions to sell by publlo auction, at * hi* Mart. Queen-street, Auckland, on Friday, > the 10th day of August, 1883, at 12 o'clock noon, , All that Piece or Parcel of LAND, being i part of a block of land called Whaka- I nekneke, situate at Queen's County i Coromandel. containing one acre (more > or less), with all the rights and appur tenanoes thereto belonging being the ! property of Mr Edgar Douglas White. > Conditions of sale and a plan of the property J may now be seen at the office of, and toll lnfor ! motion may ba obtained from the undersigned. or i ror* Ksfcare is I*hiey and Jackson*Bolioitore, P. C. GREENWOOD, 1 Auctioneer. Auokland, July, 1882/ L-SHLeyJe. jAe*®Mfti, ,