vota.i fir those who opposed the introduction of the Bible to the schools, he surely could not help filing his conscience, pricking and condemning birr:. Round : " Pdcr Thomas DayI—Messrs fmith, K. Sprapg, and J. Kilpatrick (en cored). B:o the Key. Mr Thompson next ad dressed the meeting. He said that the

assemblage of that evening was cooclusive proof of the fact that Orabucism was neither dead nor dying, and it afforded him great satisfaction to know that it was to give forth no uncertain sonnd upon the subject of solid Bible truth, Oraugeism was an organisation of men to maictaiu the truth made known iv the Bible, and therefore it could not die. It had the stamp of eterDal vitality upon it, and consequ-ntly mu9t continue t-j live and pro-per. It processed to cultivate truth, justice, righteousness, brotherly lore, piety, unity, concord, and obedience to tue laws of the country in which its adherents lived. Its objects and aims were to preserve an open liihle for ail men, to uphold freedom under law as opposed to the liberty of Phienix Park, and to get Christian men into our legis hitures. The speaker then went on to udvoeato warmly the introduction of the Bible into the public school?, and to point out that Oraugeiam was opposed, not to lioruan Catholics, but to Jtvoman Catho licism. At this stage Dr, Maunsell retired, when tho assemblage gave him three hcaity cheers, Duet: " Friendship — The Misses iirame. The Key. W. S. Potter gave the conclud ing address, and in the course of it, an nounced that he had promised to deliver shortly in thia city a. lecture in connection wiili Urangeism. lie thought it would be a dire calamity for Orangeism to become, disorganised and weakened. There were no lees than GS/.154 Kouiau Catholics in tho colony, and ovcty priest among these people was sworn to put down tho heretics by every means in his power. Especially needful was it for Orangeisai to be furthered and assisted iv Auckland, for this wa* the head - quarters of the Koman Catholics in New Zealand. The speaker then proceeded to denounce Ritualism, to a-Jvise hi 3 hearets to keep as tar as possible fiotn Koman Catholicism, and to condemn the sly system of prosely tising, which lie said was carried on among Prostestant young ladies at convant seminaries, quoting in this connection Archdeacon Edwards' (of Duncdin) states ment that he knew of 14 young ladie3 who had been convetted to Jttonianism by thuse .methods. Chorua: "Strike, Strike, for Victory," choir.

Telegrams, expressive of fraternal greet ings were read from Brother Qoldie, Graud Master fat Chrisichurcbj, nnd Brother Hire, of Kcihu. On the motion of D. G. M. Scott, seconded by Biother Sargeson, a vote of thanks was passed to the Hon. Thomas Kussell for his kindness in allowing ilowers to be taken from his gardens tor the decorative pur poflua of the soiree. Upon the proposition of Brother Hooker, feconded by Brother Morrison, votes of thanks were also passed to tho choir, the ladies who had presided at the tea,land the tiusteea of Pitt-street Weslcyan Church. Brother Bramo proposed a vote of thanks to the Captain of tho Loch Ken for tho loan of a Union Jack. Carried.

Vote 3of thanks were likowise passed to the Chairman, and the Grand Master, Brother Uoldie, the latter vote being given with tho honours of the order.

The proceedings ended at 10.45 with the sineing of the > ational Anthem, and tho pronouncing of the Benediction by the Key. "W. a. Potter.

Miss Nelly Spragg played the accom paniments to the various musical selections that were given in tho course of the evening.

YOUNG DIAMOND LODGE.

The members of the Young Diamond Orange Ludge (No. 10), held their anniver sary ball last night in the eden Hall, in memory of the battle of tho Boyne. The Hall was nicely decorated for the occasion, the moat noticeable lining the Union Jack of England and the Lodge banner, a very handsome one, bearing on one side King William on a white horse, and on the other, the Rev. George Walker, in the act of addressing tho Protestants at the siege of Dcrry. The dancing commenced at 3 o'clock,Mr J, F. Lepine acting aa M.C, and MrJ, Johnston as W,M. of the Lod. c. The danoo music was provided by Professor Lewis. Refreshments were ample. About 40 couples took part in the lively exercise, which was continued until three o'clock this morning.

DINNER TO THE HON RUSSELL, C.M.G.

THE Hon. Thos. Russell, C.M.G., who leaves by the next mail steamer for America en route to England, was enter tained lost night at a farewell dinner by the members of the Northern Club. No previous gathering of the kind within the precincts of the Club has been to well at tended or so conspicuous forcordiality of feel ing. The banquotting-room was nicely decor ated, appropriate inscriptions, such aa "An Revoir," "God Speed," &c, being fixed up In prominent places, while the spread upon the table did full credit to the cuisine of the establishment.

Mr J, C. Firth occupied the chair, sup ported on the right by the guest of the evening (Mr Euisell), Dr. Campbell, and Mr D. L. Murdoch (manager of the Bank of Stow Zealand), and on thelcftby the lion, Ja». Williamson, M.L.0., Mr G. B Owen, and Mr K. C. Barstow. His Worship the Mayor (Mr J. M. Clark) filled the vioe-chair.

After the viands and sweets had been duly discussed,

The Chairman rose to give the first toast. Be said thit it was customary be fore proposing the special toasts to submit the formal ones, flow he did not intend to propoae any formal toast that evening, la the days when Imperial Rome held sway there was one name the mention of which, whether by citizen, colonist, or bar barian, excited feelings of terror, aversion, or contempt—the name of Coosar. It waa our happier fate to live under a Sovereign whose name called forth a spirit of loving loyalty throughout the wide bounds of a far more extensive fcmpiro. Everywhere, indeed, the name of onrsraclous Queen was the symbol of the virtues which Englishmen moat dearly loved and honoured. He asked the company to drink Her Majesty's health and happiness. The toast was drunk with great enthu fiiasm.

The next toaat was "Oar Guest." la rising to propose it, the chairman said that it was a peculiar advantage which the port ef Ancklatid possessed in being the point of arrival and departure on the great ocean ; steamer Hop. In these days, when all the world might be said to be on its travels, this was no light advantage. It afforded ub the opportunity of welcoming men who had distinguished themselves in learning, in the art«,and in commerce. Before now we had had the privilege of entertain ing distinguished writers, and of men eminent in the other walks of science and art. We had often bad the advantage and the pleasure of bidding "God spoed" to departing guests, who bore away with thorn messages of good will to the old folks ac Home from their kin here across the sea. In that gallery of unforgotton memories which time and cir cumstance were building up, we wrre proud to remember that there were worthy colonists at Home who were spending? thoir means and using their abilities for the furtherance of this country's interests. He migut mention in particular t ie name of Mr James Mac' clvie, a gout o man whose genial faje and kiadiy heart were sill remembered by mi< y among us and oue too, who had conclusively shown bit love for the colony by present ing to it the munificent gift of a toble gallery of at', as if he kntw well that in the rough life of the colonist, glimpses of these things of beauiy which were joys for ever, were not without their value. .Neither could he forget such a man as |Jndge Manning,' who by his book on " Old New Zealand " had set up a monument which wou'd perpetuate the memory of that proud stubborn, yet in many respects, noble race, with which we had so often been brought into ceiilict. If.theo, ho bad done much Lpiour to these who had come amonast ns, and left us as strangers, we coul i hardly do less for those who had borne with us the burden and heat of the day, No doubt, > what pqets called " the battle iof life " we ofttn came into cpntact one another in a way that was not always the most agreeable fpr us, but tbo^e who were present knew woll enough that iv the heroic work of founding anewcolony—of biriding up a gr. at country —thpre wero many hard knocks to bj givon and taker, (Applause), /ill It wan a pleasant thing for al who were th re and who had taken p rt in the noble enterpii c of founding a greater Britain of the Sotith, to think that they could thus meet and en.

I ings of good-will. Among tlie foremost of ! those who had laboured lo push a-iead the i fortunes of this colony was the gaext of the evening:, Mr Thomas Russell. (Applause ) Tlifiy had met (hat night to do him honour— the honour which his long services on behalf ot the colony.and this part of it particub r y; well entitled him to receive. It would bo difficult toenumeratetheservicep Mr Russell had rendered to New Zealand, both here and at Home. We were all proud of him who, virtually a son of the soil, yet occu pied no meun position in that great heart of I the nation known to the world a9 the City of London, and we rejoiced to welcome bim. We had welcomed him be fore, and \re again cheeifully bade him " God speed," became we knew that every time he visited the land which all of us loved, his energies there and his efforts hero vrcie alike devoted to the welfare of the colony for which he had done so much. (Applause.) He (the speaker) felt that he was but express ing the unanimous and bearty wish of the company whan ho invited tiam to drink to the health, happiness, and prosperity of their honoured guest, Mr Thomas Kussell, C.M.G. (Loud and pro longed applause.) Mr T. Kpsel), on rising to respond, was reived with loud cheering. lie said he was sure their presence there to-night, and the hearty manner with which thoy had responded to the toast, showed their good will. (Cheers). Knowing that, he ftlt he would bpst consult their wishes by making himself most at his ease. He h,id prepared no speech. (Laugh). If he had prepared a speech, ho would have been in misery, thinking of what he should say, and fearful of missing any part of it, so he made up bis mind to wait for the inspiration ot the moment, gathering as much as hecould from the eloquence of the chairman. (Cheers). He must in the first place disclaim a great deal that had boeu said regardiiiKjliim by the chairman (no, no), his kind heart running away with his cool head (uhcors.) He gave way to no oue in his desire to forward the interests of New Zealand, and this part of it especially, which ho looked upon as destined to be the head of New Zea'an]. Going backward und forward as he had been, he had more opportunity than j they had of sjeing the progress made, and it do place had he been so much st uck with this as iv Auckland. It was a sur prise to him on his return to flud that Auck land hail growu out of it.s babyhood, and coatatned the elements and enterprise which would cusureits progress. (Cheers), The same remarks would apply to the J country, but not to the same degree; the ! country would come all rigbt—the great dilliculty the farmer had in obtaining a remunerative market for his beef and mutton was being removed, and the ex port of his meat was destined to work changes that few now can rcnli.su. (Cheers.) While going away, ho would do all he could in forwarding the interests of the colony, nud in promoting steam com munication with the H >me country, lie could fancy himself, ou his return, coming to «ew Zealand by diroct steadier, taking his diuner in the new dining-room of tho Northern Club, taking the ltotorua ox pres», then through Waikato, through the busy towns of Mornnsville aud fo Aroha, at the foot of which ho nould eeo Fifth's mill, taking his lunch nt Matamata, tho City of thb l'laifls, and thence to dine at Hotorua, the wondeiland of the world. This, he believed, would come to pass very rapidly. That the Lake district and Kotorua would attract thousands and tens of tkousinda to theae sliorep, was certain, and these visitors .vould advertise tho colouy. With Rotorua open, and trunk railways opening up tbe North Island, thoy would have a new era of prosperity, (Cheers.)

The Chaiiin.'iu then, in a eulogistic speech, proposed the health of the Mayor. He praised Ills Worship's application to the duties of hu oilice, the lively intcicst he took in all public questions, his zeal in the advancement of Auckland, and the liberality ot his views, The toutt was duly honored. Ilia Woradip, in responding, referred to the remarks made by Mr Russell, and ex pressed his firm belief that all he had pre dictod or foreshadowed would come to pas?. So far as the mining industry was concerned he would go even further than Mr Russell, and boldly say that within a couple of years 20,000 miners would be located at To Aroha and Paeroa. It was well known that an aurifetous belt stretched between the two townships, but no proper conception had yet been formed of its richness. His Worship then went on to dwell upon the advance made by the euy within the last few years, and to refer to the glorious future that lay before it.

The health of Dr. Campbell, and of other gentlemen was also toasted, after which the remainder of the evening was given to conviviality.

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Before H, 0. Soth Smith, Esq.. It.it.)

Nora, a y-'Ung woman who boa been fre quently oonvloiei of drunkenness, waschamtd nndar the vayrunt Act with being an nabitmil, etc — n o.a s.id ahe t.ai a good uuabaud, and if Hi* Wur»hlp would forgiva her etc wou d to.eh drink no more.—Heigoant Wbie \\M about to lecoant former couv!i"!onp,-Nor« :

"Now. sergeant, )OU lcuk like v timuemria ; don't bo hard upon paor Nora." -Three monies' Imprisonment,—Nota : "Oh, dca*. dear* my liit c home will be bromm up. and my dear hce band will dlo broken he*ried "—Jobu Loonaid. a very old offender, was sentotceri to n no DDOiihs undor ih« Vag'ani tct. chimneys ok *ire.—(Tredit. Gaorgo Shearor was charged wl h permitting bis chimney 10 ba on il c in Uppsr Qaoen-strett — Defendant mid he bad only beon la the bonne two d«ye.—Ser geant MoJiahon observed the preliminary nnoke.—Fined la—James Blood wa» ohar«od with a similar oll'oi.oo at nla house iv Victoria street.—Constable Lamb desoribed the soene. The flames Word three feet above rlie ohlmuey. - Fined Is. Too F.«Br.—Samuel Young, 'bus propiiotor, pleaded not gamy to a eha rKo of driving a pair of bonei at othsr than a wnUliu pace round the Qoeon-s'reet corner ot Wollesley-street, on the aitri June.—Conatablo Muokay cooosed to tnooiße. and ror^eant Kloly corrobratod. He was s jre Mr Young was tho drive-.—Uerendaot replied the sergeant shonld be thankful for keon eyesight; it « as, rtmily, however, an optical illu- Blon.- Thorn*» no^em (Utshuhni w»s called In dnfunoe, and deposed that there wo.s but one hoi >c; be considered that it waa not fmt arl v- Ug; huaidßouin an^ty words pass betweon Mr Youc g ana C'onatab'o Maofcay.—By -"ergeat t wh.to: I'ho horsj wou d nut no and they turned back and got another; ths eooond hcu bj ■ was not a fast horse; in fact, be was led pare or the nay —Samuel Yonng give evidenco to the eiloct that ho only went at a moaorat* put. —ilia Worship fete that he mußt oonvlut 1* the ca p.—2ob und r.oatu, ' UN L»ni) —' h-.rloa Horatio Nolson, a son of the wave, was picked up by Conatabie Fa tan In Lorne-jtreet in a buwlldurou state, and duly cued for. The poor fellow hid been drinking Irish whisky In hononr ot the day.— is and Bunday Bker. — William Harnloy, of the Wynyard Arms, was charged on summons with supplying beer to Georgo Smith, an nncoramor clal travollor, on Sunday, tho Bth iiißtunt, and thereby committing a breach of the Licensing Ao t—Mr Tyler appeared in defence, and pleaded not guilty.—Sergeant White said that tho bar man, Inn Us, was an important witness in this case. Ho supplied the beer to Smith. Mr Hamley had discharged tho barman after he committed himself In disobeying orders.—Mr Tyler said ho was quite prepared to go on with tho case. The barman had acted contrary to MrHarnloy's orders, and consequently he dis charged him.—Remanded tor a week in order to discover the barman. AIXKGBD LAROBHIES. — Thomas Jamos Noiin again appeared In answer 10 sundry Olmgeaof larceny, on the information ol Mr J. C, MaoOormtck, solicitor. There were five charges against defendant. Tne first whloh It was proposed to take was that charging dtfond ant Thomas JiraoaNoith with the larceny ot 13 printed books valne £U Ba, on (he 22nd Jan. —Mr Hctkotb and Mr Jar kws appeared la de fence.— Mr a. HesSptho'-jioted to taking this 0893 flrsl bat suggested ihat the proper course waa to take the oasea aooordlng to the dawn. 1 The first, therefore, was alleged to nave b>on committed on the 30 ;h Leoomoer.—His Wor bMp ruled tea- it reated wlih the proeeoutlon, —Witnesses were thtn ordered oat ot Court.— Mr wasabont to draw attention to the particulars of the can-, bat His Wonhlp said ha Know nothing ot tee oase a»d i« would te best to heir the witnesses-Mr Hesketh addressed the Court with a view to shewing that in bring ing tneßo cases, Mr MaoOormiott was ao taated by on!) feeling — that of revonge.-Thomaß Ussher. land agent, deposed that he knew dofondaut by the name of North. Had bUßinesa tranactions with him on tho 22nd of May. Defendant said he had some law books for sale at Mr Rao's shop. Witness asked him to bring down the pawn tickets.. He nromised to soe tho books, and wont accordingly, He paid JB2 5s on-tickets, and subsequently on Dayment of £i 3s 6d to Mr Rac ho got the books. Tho doosb ac in Mr UEnoiiiKhani's ratei the ]3 booka produced are come of them, bnt ha notioad that in somo marks which w«re not there whoa he purchased them.-By Mr Hcb keth • He behoved ho has not seen the books since Frld»y last; these bcoka were only part of the whole whioh he btrauht. There wero 18 altoKcther. Bomo of the boaks nro nol in the ! samo state at when he left them. Thero aro initials, J.C.Mo., in penol', in Borne of them, ■whloh were not th?ro before. —M> Deaher p< 1- ted ont the marks In several of the vo'umes wh'oh were not there previously. Tho whola of ilia tloiteta wero in Noriha name; thee was no attempt to conoeal anything on North's part.-Mr Htsketh BBk^d that the books minht bo removeii before the examlnat ion cf Mr MaoCormlok.-James Rae. pawi.oi oker. deaoted ih*t h« c rrisd on OuS'tiea» lv D»rby-B>rbet; knew Mr North, thn accuse t a id gavo evidonce ss to tbe severil datts on «> ion th - bo.ka were cleaned fttd tj theic bsiog redeemed by Mr iishor. ho elleved tho booka baforo the Cours were those pedged by North. They wo c entered aa law boate, wlihont BpecUl note or soW "O-. Had every rartlouiar regarding tho ibiigra in bit b-ioK, whloh he coold produce. jno ucketa weio ftil dwtroyed.

(Le/talitlng)

A meeting <f ci editors in the insolvent estate o£ Utniy Peier Uluett, wa3 to have been held to-day, but, as there wore cone present, it was allowed to stand adjourned

Latest Despatches.

Ifie Native Land Coy's Bill.

Government Oppose the Measure.

WELLINGTON, this day. I can state authoritatively that the Go vernment do not intend including the re sumption of the pre-emptive right in their native policy. It is understood that when Mr DeLatout moves the second reading of the Land Company's Bill, Major Atkinson will move an amendment to theetlect that the principle of the bill will interfere with the native policy of the Government,

Mr Cadman.

Mr Smith today asks 14 days' leave of absence for Mr Cadman, winJgoes North to attend the funeral of his mother,

Water Rights on GoldfiehU,

Mr Feddon is desirous of petting the Mines Act amended in the direction of the reduction of water light fees and rents.

TELEGRAMS.

PKX PBES3 ASSOCIATION )

CHKIsTCHURCH, tbis day,

During tho past year 84,231 persons visited the Museum—s3,3Bs of whom were on week days, and 30,840 on Sundays.

DUNHDIN, this day. Charles Baker, a bushman at Lake Wanuka, has committed suicide by shoot ing himself in the head.

THE DUNEDIN MAN SLAUGHTER TIGHTER CASE.

Verdict of Guilt y.

(HIT TELEGRAPH-PRESS ASSOCIATIOS,)

DUftKDIN, this day. In the case against Mr and Mrs Wain, for manslaughter of their son, the jury brought in a verdict of guilty, with a recommenda tion to mercy, Sentence was deferred till Monday,

HOARD OF EDUCATION.

TaEOidiniry mciliaß of this Board was held th!s aftiTQOQn la tho oillcos, Wyndban-siroet, Present: Messrs Lalshlor (chairman), Lnko Buckiand. MoKcozlo, His Worship ths Mayor' and Mr O'SuUlvau, Inspector ct schools.

Minutes.—The minutes oC tho pro no.•>• m. ctiog were udopitii.

Chairman* mkpovt — Tho Chairman's re pon was brunght up and raid in respect of business done Binoe the last niotlng of the Hoard, choquos sinned, Sets. BciiuLAßHiin'B.—The Chairman moved, and it was carried, "l h»t, in view of tho meeting of tho Governors of the Qr.ia.iinr s-'oboo, to be hold to-morrow morning, iha dhuutslcn on the subject of goholsrublcu 1m dofoirod tit.til the next meeting of the board." boiiooLAiiic.—Tne report as to one at which puplli should be admitted to .primary eohoola, also aa to to&ohing h alu. was read. Tho ropori was nlmply a quoin 1 jn from a report preaemed to the Hoard for iStii. With rogaro io the teach- Ing of i *tin In ihu eohoola. that ould noi be Kiven ntloot to with' in a uendlnn ibe Hdncitlon Act. It Booms, however, very likely tual an amendmout or inu Act will bo anon pro onoed. It was oonaiderad therefore oeeloas to elite as i tho proposal Mprca>nt—The Chairman Bald whoa bo brought forth hlHmoiion la retpootoliiieage nt which cblldr^nihuold boudmlttoa intokolioala ha wa» not aware of iho Intpeotur's repoit of ISSI, making seven years the lowest limit — Mr lluclciand said It waa c>Dvonlent ior puonts to send their children to sobool to net them out oi tbe nay, bat they ojuld not romomber what thoy wore ttnght before mix or saven. The Hoard KOnnraily aßiood trtai seven was oaily nnouKh for a child to go to sohool. The report was approved and adopted. Piitsica& 1 iuixino — The loapootor'a report was brought up, containing h s roeomme da tloas on the toaobing of 8} wniisiics in acbool»:— til 1 hat an hour bo klvob weekly lv each sohool tj that toaohlnir, In acikloa to ths lime now tn'ooltily aei apart lor that purpose. Twonty minutes to be given dally befor<> tho dinner hoar, and ten mlnutca just beforo dismissal of school for tho day. (2) That a Stitur day class for teachers, astiHtants. and others bo openod at tho Thames at which head touchers may attend. (3) That in addi tion to tho classes for assistants and junior teachers, a class bo opened at which hoad teachers may attend. (U That only tho following exoroises in drill and gym nastics bo allowed in the schools, viz.: Indian clubs rinßs. and horizontal ana parallel bars, together with extension motions and marching. The motion wua adopted. Nona; or MOTi-m.—Mr Luke gtve notio of motion, "That act'ou re roil sotting forth Ha raitjloua iic'b to which toiohora belong be poitpo.cl until atier ths return ot Mcosra iiobb* and Moss from WalllDgtoii," Tklkgkam.—A to'cjiam w>9 roid fom the Minister of Kil.icaMon nspactlng an ola build ing at Polteco which mlunt ba sal<ablo for a !i iimol-hoiiKO - It wn.s ttsolv<d to refer tbo matter to tho local cchool CommiUse to .«p>rt QPOd« Girls' High School. — Four applications wero received from persons for tho position of assistant master of the (iirla' High School. Mr liuckland said the going through tho testimo nials and particulars wonld tako a very long time. The namen of tho candidates wero Krancis, Herbert, Swocton, and Wood. After Bomo remarks from tho Mayor and othor mem bors. tho matter was referred back to tho com mittee the names of Messrs liackland and I. uke to be added.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

July 13.1833. KUher and Oi.-liurera, Ha 3d Qaecn of Boautj-lSs. 111 31; hollers. IU 3d Deep Level croea- is U. Ss i buyon. is lO<t; eel'

iera. 5i Bright amllo-2B 6d ; nellere. 2i 9d Priocs Imperial-40a, iia; buyers.4l«| sellers.

i2<£d Haudof Friendship—buj ore, 21 Seymoar-2i 61,3 i; bayen. Us lid; sellers, Si Sd London-2) Sd: buynra. 2s 31 Werih'ko— buytra S:i: sellers, 3d id Junt-ln- l'lme-uuyors la 6d JOBKPXI NEWMAN, Chairman.

The Hon. Thos. Kiianell win bunquetted last night by the members of the Northern Club, In responding to the toast of his own health, the Mayor predicted that within the next two years fully 20,000 miners will be located at Te Aroha and Paeroa. Our report will bo found in another coinmßi

The following tenders were received to day by Mr Percival, for the construction of a culvert at Kllerslie Racecourse :-Brewin and Hendry, £122 10s; Edward Byrne, £174 ; Andrew Erwin, £114 | Übarles Kay, £137, These are considered to be too high, and none will be accepted. At the KiM. Court yesterday after noon Ilia Worship (Mr Smith) re orvsd judgment in the case of Keylm.n v. Fauldor. The concluding case upon the list was that of Skelly v. Hurt and Levy, an action for detinue of a ring. It seems that the plaintiff pawned a diamond ring, alleged to be worth £20, with the defendants for £1, and thon two days la'er returned and got 10s additional by giving up the pawn tickot. The defen dants claimed that this was equivalent to a sale of the ring, which the plaintiff denied. They bad paid £3 10s for the resetting of the ring, and if iho plaintiff would give them £C 10s they were willing to return it. Ilia Worship, holding that the giving up of the pawn ticket was proof of a sale, give judgment tor the defendants.

Ihe anniversary soiree in connection with the Twelfth of July festivities took place last night in the Lorne-stroet Hall, and was very largely attended. In the coarse of the evening, Dr.. Mannsell under took to substantiate the charges he had made at the General SyLod at Napier against the Roman Catholic clergy in lespect of the old provincial svt tern of denominational education. Aa extended repoit appears elsewhere.

In a paragraph which appeared In our last ismo with reference to Mr Hannaford'a complaint to the City Council, a typographic cal error occurred which calls for correction. The complainant was stated to have written of his bete noir, Inspector Goldie, as "a second hero," whereas the less compli mentary phrase " a second Nero," should have been printed. Again, in our report of Mr Mth Smith's judgment, ia the caee of MacCormick v. North, nt tbe It. M, Court, " paid officer " should have read "peace officer," a rather material difference.

A sitting of the Supreme Court in Cham bers was beli to-day, when the following applications wtre dealt with : -Re WiJ- Ham Barton (decease) : Motjot by Mr Mackecbnie for letters ot adminis tration, Allowed -to stand ovO'i the consent tr d aclaiming of infants to be lied. fie Hihepp Pareooo(deceased): Motion by Mr Dufaur for probate. Granted. An application for order cf adjudication ia ie James Wai pr Waller, a dehtor, wag adjourned by couaent till July 20. lte King v, F.B'ter and another: Hearing of in/erpleader Bummons, it was ordered that the solicitor's 1 en should prevail, the sheiiff to pa> over amount iv bis hands to plain titl's solicito . Finer v. King »nd another. Mr Lusk moved that plaintiff file an amended ttatement of claim in terms oE notice, &c. Dismissed with one guinea Cms .Be Alexander Jimcs Mackie (dcotor). An app ica ion by Mr IJevore tor order to tax petitioning creditors co-is was granted Ke bicbaid Gwynne (de ceased)! A motion by Mr Thome for pro-

THE AUCIQiAfIJJ EVENING STAR, FRIDAY. JULY 13.



Wanted. ________ • *V ANTED KNOWH -My highest ■ TT priced Tea is lfl C(l. It Is Roinf? _s-» and Ila equal to what is sola nmewhera at Bs,—W. H. 1 Dqcnpler, Hobaon Biiett. ANTED, Manager for a Saw-mill in the country.-Addresa, with testimon ials, Box S3, Post office, Auckland. \HJ ANTED, a YouDg Man as Master V? for hcow Kaurli— Apply on Monday next Auokland Timber Company (limited), Cuatomhoufle Btroet Wtßt. A~NT_fD, a Bricklayer to build two chimnoys. - T. N. Horsier, builder, O'Neil-street, Pongonby, WAnTeD, on experienced Gardener.— Apply to Air i Uivjuno, Hami ton UcUl, Hamilton. . WANTED, by a good Cook and Baker, h situation.—_.pply by letter 10 KJl\ Stab office. \mi ANTED, a Bricklayer to Build a IT Cbimnoy.-Apply hT-B office. v «/ ANTED, a First-class Shoeing and »» Gene-al Smith.— Apply Worthington and Page, Newmarket. i \\! ANTED, a Married Man for a Farm; IT aboto do general furm-work.—Apply Kotomahaoa Offlco. Qacon-street Wharf. \\f API TED, by a Second-hand Baker, Vi a tit nation ; well np In small Roods.— Apply J. Ccoter. Hatttr. Qaeen-ttreet. ANTED, by steady, middle-aged, Man, emplojmem (book-keeping), and will tug to make himself generally ua«ful,—Ad diem uP, P-patoltol. < WAITED, Employment (not particular what) in or about a business place, by steady man; wages moderate.—J. Lee, care of Gilbort, Chomlßt, Queen-stroet. WANTED, Employment by an ex perlonoad Patater and Papfiihioger.— Address Tom. Btab office. WAN r_D, a situation aa Improver to tho Carpentering—Addreßa to tt.. Stak Offloj, Vi. ANTED KNOWN — Men's Black \r Kelt Hate. 3a; Grand IJno 0/ Boys' Hlao- -0, Is 84; Frauoh Peak Caps, 91; at Uampler'a Waaotleld strtet Snoi>. W ANTED, a smart Boy for the trade. Vi —Apply Hurle, Boot-inker, KaranKa harojtoad. ~\\r A^l D > Smait Laii> 14 or 15> 118 it Moßia;e Hoy.—Apply at onoe, J. _wy \\T AiNTED, a strong Lad to carry par * I ce'e.—Apply to Garlic- and Cranwo.l. Jaean-streat. . _NT«D, a Strung, Civil Lad about 14, for a Butcher; ono usod tothotrado, tvith good character. — Apply at once to Messrs Fisher & Co. w , AN ml) KftUWN—Towel*, 2Jd i it ICxtra Grand Line of Ladieu" auk 3carve». la; etay Buska. Sd, i(t and 6a the pair; at Uamptor'fl Wakelleld-atrutl shop. «*/ ANTED, at Hanuaford's Auckland V T Registry (established 20 yoars). Hotel Beneral duwu); wanna, lla. ANTED, at Hammford's Auckland Registry (established 29 years), Young Man to mlik and drlvo Uoiiiloinuu'a fanlllj). ANTIcD, at Hannaford's Auckland Honiotry (established 20 yesiß), General [Glsborne), 15b. "ANTED, situations at Hannaford * uckland licßlstry (established 20 yearsl for^everal really utatul ild> _ouiig Qlrm. WANTED, 2 Lady Vooaliats (aoprano and Contralto), ViollulHr, and Uomlo ilanav for a norlea of ooncorts in Uie conntry.— -cplr by lotter (\t once), statins terms, to Sntcrprißo. STATMjfflce. WANTED, Hotel General, 17s; 12 other Gonorala: Nursos, Washer women; also Board and Hceldouca (AlDort Park.—Mr.i WhltOflmbe'B liogiHtry WANTtD, a good tyenoral Servunt; 010 aooastomtd to children, neferecco ■cqulrwl. i.ood wagos.-Mrß Fruzcr, Sallßbary- Itreet, I'arnell. \A/ AiS'ffD, a General Servaot.— Apply * * to Mi-a Clark, 117. Groystrcot. W' aj>T_D, a General Servant; Mirso maid sid Boy kept; refotoncesroqalred. ipply BtauOHlco WANTkD, v good steady Girl for hon.vwork ;1 also Woman for wasninK )ro3 a woek.—Apply to Mib Porolval, Greon Liane Btat on. WANTED, a Respectable Girl na Koncral servant. Alust have references, -Apply to Dr. Evana, Pltt-streot. \ V aNTEI», a Girl (10 or 12) to a.sjist in M Housework; can go to school.—Mrs rt'clch, 151, Groy-strcct. »,*, ANTED, Situation as Uousemaid or » T aenoral io.-vant, by the day o; week. -Apply Mrs Cruno, above Gloeson's Hotel, Uobgon street. WANTED, a respcotablo Poison aa Nurso to accompany a Lady with three children to India.—For aoorojs app'y to Mr Uaidner. Chomlet, North Bhore. WANTLI), a Situation as Cook by a mlddio-aged Woman; town or country, -Addraaa KIT. Mt.b ofllce t\i ANTED, by an experienced person, a T T blmallon a< Lady Ho!p or Hona.-kuoDor; no objeotloa to ooantry; god rslaronooe. — Adajawt JUC, "TAB oQloe, WANTED, two Kirst-cIaES failorosßes ; nono other need apply.—J. H. Calton, Tailor, Victoria atreot Huat. \)»7ANTe.D KNOWS — Mtn's Uu- TT beuohed .ooks 3d; Superior do. 6i ; Wornted Hoote, itl; Braces, 01; -ion's atuu Halloa, 2d tne suite; very Bapetlor do, Ud ;at Duniplor'3 W»kefl»ld-etroet Bhop. U, ANTED, some kiud person to Adopt • ~ a Baby Boy.—Apply Mrs J. Tiornoy, Xewmarkot. i\7ANTED, a Purchaser for Single- TT barrelled Muezlb.loadls g Qnn ai.d Sundrl■■ h, 3ue,-_pply Adwardk'a btore, Lower Union stteot, W ANTED, a supply of Fresh Butter v and Kii(?a. al«o rresh Vegetablos, at Mrs Fsaion'?, flti-itrcot. opposite Palmer's, Hutoher. WANTED to Kent, a 2 or 3-roomod CoitHKO within 20 mlnutca' walk of Oooipon'a Aictdo: furulshodor anfurnlahed,— Aildreeg lUohelor, Staii Ollloe. ANTED to Kent, in Suburhg, Cot. tage (turnlthed), or Lodgings for family. -^pnly 8. oiiie Naiiopn' Irsnr-io<( ompwiy. WAM'kD, 1 or 2 i nfurnished noouis with naa.—Apply Box 299. Poet office \\/ANTED, fmall Furnished Hoom 'I near town —Apply QG. Star office. WAJ>T_U, a 4-rooined Cottage Wittiiu oaay iliaunco of town; rent mu>t be modcratf.—_ poly Zota offloa of thia paper. WANTED, Comfortably Furnished SlttinK and two llcdroons, or doublo Bedroom with attendance; for about tlireo months; three chlldron.—AddroßS U.lt., Stab Offli c. WANTUD, Pupils, by Mr Jonaou (Shorthand Teaoher at tho CoIIobo). Shorthand taught in tlireo months, Addresß I Karangahapo Uoad. _ W/ ANTED KNOWN-LadielTCollarß, ii 2d; Collar* and Onffi). 5d tho Bel; Mb bODB (aßSortodl. 3 ino_e> wide, i\ per yard; good Mowing: bilk, )eaa than mual prioa, 2 reels Id; tt Uampiet'a Wa-cflold-ftr6«t Shop. V\/ ANTED to Soil, lirst-claas CJ horse. ii power Horizontal Kngico wltn Mnltl tabular Boiler.—For prloe, &c, apDiy to T, W, R«v«'l, Gareral Fnmlsher, next 'Ib^rt Hotal. WANTED to Sell, Beat Canterbury Potatoes, 201bs is, U fld por cm. by the Bifk (delivered); quality unequalled. Call fir sample.—W. Marthall. Anokland Market. WANTED, to Jsuy, Loft-01l Clotninß of every description, for cash. Parties watted on. P.S Wanted Known—For Hire, Trap and Saddlo Horsos.—Apply Thos Hill, Clothlor and Draper, Parneri. ANTED, all People who want worth for their money to call at Huhne'o, oppo- Rite the Market, and buy Mutton at 21 perlb; Sapeilorr3teara-_iado Sausage. 3d perlb; Boil ing Beef, 3d per lb; German _aataßn.6d (whole gals Bt r>l) ; Hour Padding. 54 ; Brawn, Id Well, tbeniwo have a lot of t lea things boalrlcn, stioh as Dairy-fed Pork, Ox Tongnes. Sheep do,, Prims Rosßt Beef, Poultry. Veal. Lamb, &o. They will bo bargains on Satarday night,—H, JIUiMK, Hutoher, Nary Contiaoior, &c, Qaeen-atroi t. WANTED, Farmers and Planiera to knovr that I am In rooeipt of beet Caaterbnry Deed Potatoes of v_rlons kinds; aIBD, 00 tons best Hobart UeiwonU.—K, X, Davlee. Ccatomhouao-atreet Kast. WA N TED.—We are Selling a Black Cost and Vest for 27s 81, a gcod Tweed Trousers and Vest for IBs. and a Tweed Hat for Is lid.—J. (■». Brown's Cheap Drapery and Cio:h lrg KBtabllahment, Mannkan Road fParnell. WANTEftgrftNOWN-The following sllg htly Boiled Ladlea' .superior Coloured Kid Gloves, la 2d; l.udlea' Felt Sklrti. l-i (Id; Clark'B 200 yard rxela of Black notion. Id eaoh; Mend Trousers, Is 6d; at DamDior's Wskolluld- Btreot Shop. VSf ANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend ii on personal and collateral seonrity, re payable by weekly lnntalmonts. Bl la d_ counled.—Kae'a New Zealand Fawn Bhop, Darby Btroft WANTED the Ladles to Know that Mnnro and Mllllean, Hobsan-street. havetoonred the services of a first olssb Mil liner, and are now prepared to anppl? millinery In all lla branohoa on the shortest cotloe. WANTED KNOWN—a Few Print Uoalumoß left, only 4a: a Grand Line of w Inter Costumes, 15s; Black Fur Trimming, Bi the yard: Swanadown, la the yard ;at Dampier's Wakoflold-etroet Shop. WANTED KNOWN-On Sale at E. Fionch's, Eta-angahape Fo:d Choice Tall-) Potatooa, Prime Potted Butter, and rpecial value In Tea?. Provisions, and Uenoral Groceries. Whoa paaalcg rlvo a oal), and rote the q-alltles ard prices. Hoßular delivery throughout tho City and anbnrbp, \«/ ANTED KNOWN—Nice Lot of V i Flannel (White and Coloured), cheap; also Grey Blankotg, 10s tho pair; nod Quilts, 3a lid each; Huns. 7b ;at Dampier's Wakcfleld- Btreet abop. WANTED, Dressmakers and the public to come ana too tbe New Check 811k Taitsnß. i different patterns: uo to Jb fil par yard. So viry tenrce. To bo had only at Wm, Beehan'tf Drapery KBtab'Uhment Hobaon-Btieet (oppoaHe Governor Hiowae Hotel, Hobson 8t.)8 WANTED KNOWN—ladies' Winter Jsoket , 5s 6J ; Lndleb' Ulßtera, fis 6d; w^ool Ehawl', 1« 8d ; Lot cf Large fin, ohe-p ; Win' c? Pklita. 3i C :; p-t Damplei'u Wakelleld ! trn>t Shop WAN 1 ETTKNOWN-Tiuu 1 am pre pareo to parohase Uoueehold Furnltura 1 and other effects on the premises on the shortest notioe. In town or oountry.—Apply personally



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN—Another Grand Lot Borlin Woo', hoantlfnl oolours. still the name prica (3d the <iy/.t>n skelne); FUg^r 'lv.it Wool (all colons), 3d per Bkoln; White Worsted, Id the large skuia; at uamplm's Wakeflald-street ahop. WANTED KNOWN, Best Waterproof Boots, 103 fid: First-class Shoes, Cs 6d; at City Marketbpot_stalh I \Ar ANTED~'KNOWB — UHEAP TIM »1 ber! Cheap Timber 1 And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than any waore elae at the Yards of D. Golbie, Albert-Btrcet. WANTED. —When you are in Hoo9on- Btroot call and nee the Large and Cbolca Stock of Scotch Cheviot Tweeds. In heather and eranl'e Bhad*n. >t Munro ana MllHaan'n. u/a>TED Kinu WJN — Barry's Tn. V* oipharom, Is 21; Kaok Comba id; Tenth Combi", 2d; Hair Brashes, 9d; Tooth Brußhei<, lid ; Hair On Gel the bottle; at Dampter's Wake fleld-Btreet Shop. WANTED KNOWN—That all Work"- Ing Men can save their money by call Ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant. All meals Cd. Board and Lodging. 15s per week.—Robert Murdock, Proprietor. Note the adcUesß, nearly opposite the Waitomata, and close to the Mock — Pure Gold, TT Pure Silver.—Charles Kelsey and Co. have now added Gold Jewellery to their stock. Their first parcel ia iust to hand, in will bo found a beautiful assortment of Ladies' Dress liinga, Keepers Alberts, Necklets, Brooches, Gents' Scarf Pins, Buitqs, &c. Thoy striotly confine theinßelvea to keeping only Real Silver and Real Gold Jewellers'. Fresharrlvals monthly.—Charles Kelsey and Co. (two doors below Morrin's, Ironmongers). ___ \\l ANTEJJ—Wanted to sell, very cheap V T U doze a .', lb Tina of good Durham Mus t»rJ, only 64 per dn, 2 Tina for lid, ssperdtzen; 12 dczori Fruit Baits, Is 6d per bottle; Small liice, 7itw tor U; Large h Ice, Gibs lor la; Bufoty Mstohep, 3d per dozen i Bell and Black's I'in.ta Matches. 7d per dozon: BjU and BlaokV Tin lioxea, on yls 8(1 per dozen; Large Bibles whh Flatoa. omy £1 2» Gd and £1 7s Gd each; 21) Gn.nn Of « xaroifo took!, from 2dto id tftch, 50 Leaven only, 3a Cd per dozen : Pens, tnly 6s per box of 12 doi'.sn, is Gd per dozan boron; I'enholdeiß, Is Od tier gross; 1,1100 Pieces ot Sponge, from 2d to 2u; Lot of Pleturoa. 3j and Gd; Uluaa Juits, 91 and 'ia each ; Toa, la Cd per lb, SUm for la; Apploß. 3d and 4d per ID; Cu>rants. Id per It); Small TuroblOJß, 4 for 6d; Wine Glosses. 31 eaoh, 2a 9d por dozen; Lot of Juga, Gd each; H»zor Stiop*. only Si. worth Is Ed.—H. Watt, Gone^ al Denier, PUt-atroet, ANTED KNOWN by friends and customers—That Messrs Tapp and Co.. Boot and Shoomakers, hive pnrcnosed the; Stock and Business of Scott and Co., Vlntorla street (opposite Bobson Uotol), and Intend to continue selling the Best Quality ot Goods nt enrrsnt prlofs. ANTED KNOWN—colsured Caah mere. Is 61 tho yard; Black Velveteen, la 9d; Cretonne, 7<l thu ymd ; Damuk Table oovith. Es Gd; American Leather for Table Covers, lid the janl; at Dampler's Wake lUil etreet Hhop. \^r~ASi XX D KJNOW JN — TT JUiT OPKNKD UP AT STEPHENSON'S- Velreteen. 19.2a, 7/6, to 6/6 per yard 800 yards Coloured Bating at 1/6 and 1/9 1 o*Bo Hosiery, nowoßt shades, la Navy, Seal, Block, Cardinal, Wines Splendid Value In Ulators, 3,11 upwards Plain and Fancy Jersey Jackets, 776 to 35e A Spoolal Una in Newmarket Shape, 20a Underclothing, In Newest Styles, all prloes Ha»B, tn Newest Shapes, large variety Large Assortment Men's Clothing Folt Carpota, yard wide, 1/3 per yard Tapestry Carpeto, 2/3,2/ I], and a 6 per yard Oil Cloth, for flail and Floor, 1/8. 2/, 2/3 yard Matting, ,51). I', 1/3, (lj and 1 j yard* wide) Flannel*. /7J, /9,1/, to 2/6 por yard il-1 Blankets, 9/11 and 10/0 per pair HM Blankets, 12/11 and IG/6 cor pair 11-1 Blankets, 20/ and 27/6 por pair Winceys, -Ijcl, GJd, 7id, to 1/ per yard 1000 First Choloe Josephines, slightly spottod, 2/6 ___ DKKSBMAKINO AND MILUNKKY ON TUB PBKMISKB. LADJEB' OWN MaTKUIAL MADK OP. Baooessfal Contraotor for Drapery for Lnnatlo Asylum, 1383. STEPHENSON'S OBAFBUY AND BALK WARKHODSK, ABANQAHAPK ROAD, NtWTON. YY ANTED X N O NY N#. DANDELION, Renowned for Its Mudloal Virtnw, NEIL &TCLIFFORD Aro m»n ufncturliig it Into PILLS and COK if XX, TUB PILL 9 Are tho Debt and Cheapest made In New Zca'acd. Kxtenelvoly nscd aa a KamllyPllL 1/abos. THK OOFFKK In prononnoed by competent jnlees to ba better than the Imported, it la good lor the Uf or, Kidneys, and Indigestion. 2/alb, BOTANIC COCOH SYRUP Is a Ple»B»ntand offeotive mixture. Bioadlly Kalnlnn groaad In AuonUnd. l.lj and V a bottle. SOOTHING SYIiUP, OR MOTHEa'S FKIBND (KOH BAUIK8), Is extv.lkmt f.ir romovlog wind, regulating the bowels, and producing natural sleep. Moihora who know Its value won't be without It. It U free from all injurious dings. One Shilling a Bottle. QKNUINE HOP bTttKRB, 2$ BOTILK. KEIL &~CLIFFORD, BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WBLLKSLmYSTRBKT BAST, Four doors from Crnlokshank and Miller's, Qaeen-Btrett \\J ANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Uni- V V brellas. In 3d ; Silk do, U : Gent's do, 3<; GlrU' Parasolß. Is Gd ; and Lou of other Fresh Bargains; at Dampler'd Wtkcßeld-streot Hhop. CLXXX.— Waited, a Youth as Clerk In a solicitor's office. — Apply (own hand writing), Box 81. Post ollicc. /"GENTLEMAN Wants Furnished Hud \jf and Drawlnu-rooiii.Hoardfthd Attendance, In privato family (central). — Address : A.Z., STAit_offlco. fO GROCERS.—Wanted, a Man1 i thoroiißhly acquainted with tho trado; capable of koejiing books and Rolloitlug orders. —Apply X.Y.Z.. Staii and " Herald." ''|>O DKESSMARtthS. - Wanted, for a « Country District a Competent Person lo undoitako Dressmaking.—Farpartlculara,apply to tho Forry Hotel, Northcoto, Ecclesiastical i\/tcm<n^siijK PHE-BYThKiAN l»l CHUnCH.-Tho Rnv. K. F. Macnlcol will preach In the School-room on Sabbath, at 2.30 p.m. lenders. RK JONATHAN O TILL EN, DMAPKK, QUKKN.STRKBT. Tenders for the Assots In th's Vetato will ba received by tho nndsrßlirned up till noun on BATUKDAY. July 21«t. 1883. stock and ftoik sheets urn bo lnspeoted on and alter Monday^ 16th lnst R. K. DAVIP. Ttoitoe. 14. Soher iTs Bnlldlniro. • I THAMES VALLEY-ROTORUA RAIL 1. WAY. MORRISBVILLK.-LICHFI(f 1,1) SBCHON, liICUPIBLD OONTRAOT. LBNGIH, 101 MTI.KH (FOUNDATION ONLY.) WBITTKN TBNDKRS far tho abovo Con tract will Ijo recelvnd nntil noon of MONDAY, tha 13th Angnst, 1883. They aro to be endorsad, " Tender for Llohfleid Contraot." and addressed to tho undersigned, si whoso ofDoe plans, drawings, Bpeoiflcat'.on?, and conditions may be seen. Tho lowoßt or any Tondor not noco3swlly noccptod* STEWART & HTINTKR, Civil Brglneers. Bhortland-street, AuokUnd, July 12. 1883. MON &TKAMBIIIP COMPANY OF NEW ZBALAND (UMITBD). TBSD3BS I OR BUPPIIBS. The Company Invite- separate Tenders nntil noon ot WKDNKBDAY, 18th Instant, for the supply to their Vessels at Auckland and One hniißii of the undermentioned stores :— Meat, Bread, Vegetablea Fish, Milk, Poultry. Tho lowest ot any loader not necessarily accepted. Conditions and forms of Tender can be ob tained at the Company's offlot s. Fort-street, July 9, MSB 3; rg'ENDEKS will be received for the Ereo I tlon of Cottages inJPocsoaby. np to noan 18 h July. Pixcs, etc., at uo} croft's, Iron monger, Victo ia-streot. Highway Board Notices. pAtAKOA ROAD BOARD. I. ALEX. BELL, Returning Offloer for tho abovo Road Board, in accordance with tho pro visions of "' Tho Road Boards Act, 188!," and " The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1878," do horeby glvo notice that written nominations of Candidates for the offlco of Member of tho Paparoa Road Board, in place o£ Mr Thomas Mclnncss, resigned, will bo received by mo up to noon of SATURDAY, July 21st, at tho resi dence of Mr John Finlay, and that the Poll (if nccossary) for tho election of a member will take place on SATURDAY, July 28th, at tho abovo residence. ALEX. BELL, Returning Officer. Pakuranga, July 13th, 1883. DAPAROA ROAD BOARD. The Paparoa Road Board heroby give notico of their intention, on July 31st, at 7 p.m., at the residence of Mr John Finlay, to strike a General Rate ot Three Farthings in tho Pound, snich rate to bo payable on tho 21st day of August, to Alex. Bell, Collector, at his residence, Paku runp;a. Tho Rate Boole ia oi>en for inspection at Sir John Finlay's. Tho olllce of tho above Board ia Mr John Finlay's residonco, and tho olllco hours from 7 to 9 p.m. on the second Tuosday in each month. By order ot tho BoutL



To Let. fW\O LliT, a very convenient Five-roomed JL House on College Road: gas laid in; rent, 13a.—Apply Mr Nightingale Collego Road.,. 'jpO LKT, or Lease for Sale, in High- I Btreet, Doable-fronted Shop, suitable for warehouse or mannfaotory. Also, capital seven roomed House and acre *t. Mount Kdcn.—it.], Wayte. around Floor. 177, Qucen-ntreet. fllO LBT, New Shop in Jetvois Uoatl, 1 near top Claretce-street; i»l»o, Srcomed Cottage; g'S laid on.—Apply W. G. Alien, C'Uretee 3'roet. Focaonby fliO LtT, Two Furnished Kooms, with I Board; suitable for a respectable married couple. No objeotlau to a lady during her accoQctiMitnt. -For audroaa, app'y ta CilU'oid and Lye. Draperfl, &c, Grey-Btroar. r» O LET, a Four-roomed Cottage.— » Apply to Mr Grant, Montague street, Newton. rrO LET, at Mount St. John, a Villa 1 Residence with all conveniences.— Apply to J. Hancock, next house; * O LKT, a General Store in one of the " leading townahlpa In walkato, doing; a lrttol»BB bneiaeaa. — Apply by letter to AB, Foat-offloe, Ta Awamntn. TO LET, in Victoria-street, well-situated Corner thop and Dwelling of Brooms.— W. and T. ITrater. Land Agantß, Queen-street. fpO LET, nice 5-roomed Cottage; nice I portion, very oomfortablei Ularenoa st,, Poneonby.—D. *". Evsnj, Lund t gent. _ 'fl'O LET, the two New Shops in But- I land-Btreet adjoining the Olaiendon Hotel.-J. M. and J. Mowbray. BK LET, with immediate possession, I a 7-roomou Villa Kesidenca, eitnatod Id Park Koad. next to Early Bunk.—Apply Meears Ireland Broiv VuloanLane. ___ r\\Q LET, a pleasant Marine Hcsldence I at the North chore, with Beach Frontage, Apply to Charlea Bailey. Boatbnllder. POWfclt TO LET, on 70 miles of gas mains, in the city and suburbu of Auck land. Hnglnoa from i to 100h.p.lndlcated. Con- Bnuiptlon of mii, from 18 onblo feel of gas per Indicated hor^e-power nor hoar for the larger 81/.cv, to 23 foet tor the emaUer, suitable for Knglnoora. Woodworkers, Printers, Firewood Doaiers, Boot and shoo Manuf aoturore. Fodder Dealer.'. Maltatera. Sausage Makers. &c, &c, and for Amateur's Latbea and Fret Saws. The engine oats flrowcod at 2d por ton, and at inter mittent hoistlne work the coat is sometimes aa low as Is 8d per day tor a 34 h p. engine, the englno running all day. Thirty-flvo Otto Gas Knßines ara now erected in Auckland For terms and conditions, apply to tbe Secretary Auckland Gag Company (Limited), Foit-stroot aizoa In stook -4.1,2. 3i. 8.12 h.p. For Sale. iflOR IMMEDIATE SALE, a Splendid. 1 Building k 1 otment 70ft. x 100 ft,, altuatod at coroor of Pitt and Canada stieeta. A good la vestment and to bo eoldohesp.—tpp'y O, F. Ev&nß'd Land Mart, Quoun-btront (uoxt BanK of Alintr<laaia.) ■JOlt SALE, at Kocky Nook, a Six. F roomed House in good order, and allot ment 13.— Apply to F, O. KTVington. XpOR SALE, a quantity of Useful Kmpty C Barrels (iron bound), cheap. — Northern Boot and Shoo Company, AKGAIN ! BAKGAIN 11—Two Shops and Dwelling ; also Detached Cottage on onp block in mam thoroughfare.—Apply F, Hanndera. Tailor Quoon street. FlksT-ULaSS Milch Goat for Sale. —Apply Mrs Smith, Kxmcuth-Btreer, off Newton Bead. T¥6ITS A F"E S F O X SAt E. Two of MARVIN;s"^B3T SAFES Jor Im modlato Sale. SUe of each, 3ft. lln, x 2ft, tin, x 2ft. lln. Apply at the Oilloa of tho Union Inenranco Company, B, H. 3TBVBNBOW. lf\ O H SALE, For Immoliate Sale, a VKRTIOAL QAB KMOINK iCroes'ey's), In good order and con dition. Will bs sold a bargain. Can te Been at work. Apply BHUTT, SCHMIDT AND CO,, Corner ot Vulcan Lane and High-street. "DUILPING ALLOTMENTS, FOR SALKTf~PER FOOT, Clarke-street. 25s Projpect Terrace, Mt, ML Itoskill Road, 50a Kden. 20a Marine Paradost., 10a Harbour Terrace, about Newton Road, 80a 10a Anglosea-stroet, 50s Nelson street, £7 Market Square (lease) Grace-street, from 55s Stowart-Btrcet, 50a Shplly Beach Rouil, Spring-Btrcpt, from 12a corner, 60s r Gil Norfolkat., lot for JBIBO Mt. Edon, Main Road Cameron-street, lot for Kdendalo, CO x 201, for £70 ££5 Mt. Roskill Road, from Viow and Wynyard 20a Roads Kden Vale Road Stokea'a Point, 1 acre, SL George's Bay Road, £150 from 90s Bay Road, 3 lots, at Stoke3's Po(nt. from 10s £25 Gladstone, several lots Beach Road, oorner. Woodlands, from £35 £190 each College Road, £510s Gladstone, 100 x MO, £100 Rowe-stroet, 80a Commercial Road, it] acres. P. F. EVANS, Land Mart, Qucon-streot, next Bank of vustralasia. rjfo capitalists. BPLKSDID OITS" PROPKRTx" FOR SALE, A valuable and grand Corner site, FROrJT AGK to MAIN 3THKKT, a few hnndrea yards from POS r OFriOK. Properties In to oentral and commanding a pmltion ore teldom In the market, and mccl with qtiioK and ready sale. Nearly all ihe porohaße monov can remain on mortcrnße al 8 per oent, the owner being satis fled with the prospective as well as the present vslno of tho Bite. Fall particulars, fco,, at the office of D. F. BVANB. Land Agent, fee.. Qaeon-Btreet, Drapery etc. " —_^ ~ ' j WE CAN BEAT QUEEN -BTKBKT IN NBWTON. 80 call on KOBEKT MartON for Knicker Bults, Boys' and Youths' Units all stzea (good value); Men'a Troaeos ivo'y sood Saallty), Its 6i ; Tronaera and voat la rst-nlais nnlivt), 21a M; Cloth and ■Worsted Coat*.cpleudid value; Tweed Bulls, from 21a 6d; Brand Selection ot Winter Bhlrig. Ladlos.' HH Oambrio Bandkorohisfß, 01; Kmbroldered Col laia, Id; Blaok alps, from &d; Rack Btraw liato, Is; Trimmod, 2t; White Fiannol, IOJd, 1b 3d, Is 6d; Twill Ore tonnos. (jj (xood patternp): Oki'dren'a Wool Boa*, 3d; Stampod Velvet, at 2a Gd (KOlnR Quickly); Huso Frilling. Call early and got a pair of good stockings. K. M. Belli at abovo priocs for OAail ONLY. | INEMS 1 IH X M SI IRISH UNKNB I MANUFACTDRBK'S LENGTH 8, Yabd Wide, good and line, from la Ud tho jurd LAUIKS' HKMSTITOHBO 4ND KMBUOI- DithED HANUKKRCHIEFS, boautlful designs, OJd LA.ROK SIZK FINE UNKN HANDKSR CHIEF J, 9d BOUGBT CHEAP AND SOLP CHEAP. INSrECr AND JUDGE FOR YOUBSHLVES. T. B. EouaoN, MELBOUR^E HODSE, PONBONBY. G. C O U T TS, DRAPER AND HABKRDASIIER, KARANQAHAPB ROAD, OFPOBITB HOWH-BTRBKT, NKWTON. J. and W. Williams, IMPORTERS OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND FANCY GOODS, BOTH BIDBB KARAN GAHAPK KOAD, NEWTON; AND AT WBANGAROA NORTH. npALKTHEB. mALKTHES. mALETiIKB. laLKIHKS. IALErUKS, 1 ALKTHKd, Wo hay" just received, er Clyde, A SKOOND SHIPMENT OF THIE3E CilLlii BRATKD PATSNT VHNTIIiiTKD WATKKPROOF COATS, Made from oholoo Tireedc, In Canton, Cash mere, and other makes. Anr ot the above can be seen at onr Branch Store Whangaroa- fend Bize round waist and length. Prices, from 30s to 80a, See what Ihe Field says respeotlntt these Goodst—"l havo tried your Ventilating Coat well In the coursing field, and consider It a great nnooesa. It la most oomfortabie to walk In, and turns any quantity of rala.—Yonrs very faithfully,* •••••• (ttoniN Hood)-Mesbbb Cooper, Box and Co," A New Prooeea (J<ut discovered! prevents tbe rubber hardening and destroys all amell of naptha* A Job Lot of HONEYCOMB QUILTS jnat to hand, ten quartor,from la 8d to 153 6d, Wo have always on hand a BHOW OF HOBIKRY, BHIRTS, HAT 3. TIES, BRACKS, BKLTS, COLLARS. &c, &o. For Price, Style, Variety, and Gocd Value, Second to None In Newton. TOOTHACHE CURE —Instantaneous Belief, ODONTALGICi Is bottle.-SHAR LAND & CO. (opposite Poßt-ofBoo) FOR WINTER COUGHS and Bronchia IBBITATION, mRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS X -with Ilypophosphlto o£ Hmo and Qulnino. For Incipient Consumption and Chronic Chest Affections, " Aickin'a Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphite of Llmo and Quinine," is moat certainly alterative and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma Address — THE PHARMACY, Quken-sthbkt. A TSI KATSI KATS I-Dso 3H*ROANDFU PHOBPHOK PASTS. Rate eat it greedily, and die; no Bmeli. Irloe, One Shilling a BoWe. «.. . «nr . >m a. ml nnnmrita |Jfiflt«'ltMnA.'



Public rxotioeß. *«^W^ssi| COURT CliV OF AUCK ff FOR FORE3THHS: PRKIiIUM, £20. A Premium of £20 will he given for the Best Deaign for a Korontora' Hall, to bo erected In KaruiiKahapa Koad and Beri'sford-streei. Deßienß will ba reeaivodby tho undersigned until the 16th August next. Comlttlona and furtner particulars may bo obtained On appioation to Mr Thomas Jones Watchmaker, KurauKahaoe Boad. T. W. ALLEN, Beo. a UC~KLAND AGRICULTURAL £\. AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. POULTRY, PIGEOnTaND CANARY SHOW, To be held in MR A. BUCKLAND'3 WOOL 9HRD. ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, The 3rd and ith August, 18S3. LIST OF AWARDS IN A FKW DAYS. WM. PJJRCIVAL, Secretary. A SSIGNED X STATE OF JONATHAN A COLLKN, DRAPER, QUEEN-STRSKT. AUCKLAND. All Claims against thla Batata are requested to ba sent to the undorßlgned on or before FA)D4.Y,I3th Instant. B. K. DAVI3. Trustee. 11. Scherfl'g Buildings. __ /GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION. BLUE RIBBON ARMY. The trlonds of this movement will please take Dotlce that the General Committee has appointed Mr Alfred Cox and Mr W. Hampson as Joint Secretaries, and the office occupied by Mr Cox, 177 Queen-Bticet, will be utilised aßa centre for the transaction of badness, and all communications from correspondents relative to the work sent them will receivo due atten tion. S. MACFARLANE, ■. President. riW HIGHWAY BUAKP3 aJND J OTHER?. MR, JOHN SHAW, having been relieved from City Council Worke, has resumed his pro fession of BOAU ENGINEKK. Ho H pnpared 10 take Levels. Quantities, Fstlmatts, and Bxeonte any bind of Road Works. Acdrees:—ClTY MAItKKT, Qusev-strew Kntbawck. NOTICE. —To PROFESSOR SAMrL*'S Popltei—T lie ezaot pattern of. Leather Halter aa used by the Professor can be hat1, mule by one of his pnpi'a.—K. Flood, Badoler. We'llngton Btreet (3acois balow Toad's atore). VF O T I C J5 . US HI)WARD CO3TLE7 DKCKABKD. All persons who ara or mar hereafter be Indebted to the nbovo estate, either tor Interest, rent, or otherwise. willDleasetay the same to Messrs JuoUEon and Russell, Bolloltors, Fort- Btreeti Auckland, whose receipt shall be a suffl olent dlsohareo, B^S JACKSONfKdw«dCo BsC D. HEAN ] d6oaMea> * Anokland. 27th April. 1883 ---mELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, IZiriKwooD Asa Lakr Street, Cambbidsb Waikato, New Zealand, W. K. CARTER, Proprietor, W. K. C. bega to return hi a sincere thanks to tils numerous friends and the public generally tor the liberal support he has received sinca sommencing business, and has to Inform them that, in order to meet the requirements of this rapidly advancing district, no is at present BUILDING LAHUK ADDITIONS to his PRBMIBEB, which, when completed, will muko thorn bccoihl to none in the North Island. Tourists for the Hot Lake Country supplied with Saddle Horses and Buggiea on the shortcut notice; also, experienced guides and caroful irlvers, Buggies and Saddle 1 toracsa always on hire. Orders by telegram or otherwise punctually attended to. CamlsrUUra. Deoember 22,1882. a USTKALIAN MUTUAL PJIOVL A. DENT SOCIETY. In order to afford those who cannot leave their avocations during the day an opportunity for assuring their lives, the Society has decided to open an Ofiloo from 7.30 to 10 p.m. on two evoning in the woelc, viz., Wednesday and Saturday. Suitable accommodation hsb been obtained at Hickson's Land Office, next to Uoodson's Arcade, Queen - street, where Mr Metcalfe and the Society's Befereo will attend to receive and complete applications for assur ance, also to. afford reliable information as to the position of the Society. All policlea taken oat during the current year will participate in the distribution to take place as at 31st December next. After that date all profits will be divided ANNUALLY, a privilege which NO OTHER Life Office in the Colony gives its members. KecoUect the Sooiety ia UNBUHPASSED for STABILITY, and for the PROFIT it has realised it is UNEXCELLED. The Office will be opened for the first timo on SATURDAY NEXT 30th inst ittiecucai « NEVER FAILS. Inseot Life Is dostroyed by the PERSIAN INSECTICIDE (Pyrethrlum Rosoum), guaranteed to be tho beat procur able in the London market. For the effectual riddance of Fleas, Moequl toes.and all other Insect pests, try AICKIN'b INSECTICIDE. » Sold In tins at Is d each. PROFESSOR ELLIS, Medical Herbalist, has arrivod from Chrietohurch, after I effecting most successful Cures, ooil is now pre pared to treat all diseases. He^uaranteos to cure (without fail) tho following Complaints, if not too far gone: —Asthma, Bronchitis, Oon- Bumption (second stage), Cataract, Dropsy, Dysentery, Fevers, Liver Complaints, Nervous Dobillty, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, and Secrot Complaints of young men. Wonderful Cure for Corns without pain.—Address: SOB, Quoon-Btroet (next Young Women's Institute). Private Consulting Room. Hours; From 9 a.m, to 9 p.m. riiHE Best Preparation extant for promo- I ting Hair Growth Is Dr. Erasmus Wilson's LOTION FOR THE HAIK. It is prepared from the original formula of this eminent nntbo-ltr by Chimes BuiCitkr, Fharmneou -1 tloal Chemist (Victoria and New Zealand), lunotlon of Pitt and Om-Btroetn, Anokland. WORMS All ohlldren snffor from them. If BUBpeoted. ask for the Certain Cure,, BHABLANira WORM POWDEKS, 1/psotcel ABQtheogjiea Hall, otmoatte Poßt-jffloe. THE BAKING POWDER parexcellance ia AJOKima JJCRATED BAKING) POWDER. .;:;?*; " The Most Economical." ."YJelda more Yeast Gas." Puro Material only. Not Mixed with Rico Flour or Alum, In Una at Is Od and 2s 6d. Speolal Price Wholesale. Address :— THE PHARMACY. Qvbkn-btkkkt. TG. HEND»RSON'S Cherty Peotoral • is an Excellent Remody tor Caushß, Bronchitis, Croup, ABthma, and tho various other affections of tho Chest and Bronohial Passagos.—This preparation <s not supposed to Cheok tho Cough suddenly, bllt to remove the cause.—To bo had only of J. G. Henderson, Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposite Throe Lamps. Pongonby, Auckland. rrUE MARVELLOUS REMEDY COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS CONSUMPTION, AND ALL CHEST AFFECTIONS. BONNINGTON'S PECTORAL OXYMEL OF CARRAGEEN on Irish Moss <Reg IS t ERE d). Cures tho worst forms of Coughs Colds, and Iloarsonoss, gives Immediate Relief in Bron chitis, is the Best Medicino for Asthma, • Cures Whooping-Cough, is Invaluablo in tho Early Stages of Consumption, Relieves all Affections of tho Chest. Lungs, and Throat. SOLD EVERYWHERE, GE O. B O~n"~N*I NGTOH, CHRISTCHURCII. CURB FOR INDIGESTION—TONIC BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Kogulation, urloe 3s a botUs.-SHAULAND & Co (oppo site Post-office). Goodson b Arcade. FOR GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES (all warranted /"I O to Goodaon'B London VT Arcade, FOR STERLING GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY (guaranteed) (^ O to Goodson's London vl Arcade, T7OR CLOCKS of all descriptions, and tho A Cheapest in Town /~10 to Goodson's London VT Arcade. FOR JET, Abyssinian Gold, and all Artistic Imitation JEWELLERY GO to Goodson's London Arcade. T?OR ELECTRO- PLATE and BRITANNIA J? METAL GOODS (~10 to Goodson's London VX Arcade. I7OR BREAKFAST, Dinnor, Dessert, Aitor X 1 noon Tea, Tea and Toilet Sets GO to Goodson's London Arcade. FOR MAJOLICA WARE. FANCY MOSS GOODS, VASES amd LUSTRES GO to Goodson's London Arcade. FOR DECANTERS, Water Bottles, Glass Dishes. Tumblers, Wines, and othar Glafsa GO to Goodson's London Arcade. FOR FAIRY MUSIC, Concertina* Accor dions. Musical Boxes, Orcheatranetten. Harmoniums, «*Xf%s£§gsS jMam Ijr Arcade. i T-iOR CIO AR and Cigarette Cases, Curd Cases, F and GoodsTsuiteS for Gentlemen's Pro eentntiona 0 to Qoodßon'a London VX Arcade. Note the Addresses— GOODSON'3 LONDON ARCADE!, AUCKLAND1 „ j. ,< Chbistchukou, T/INnON OFFICE 1 68 Bt. Mail Axe.



j Business Notices. FROM PARlS.—Madame Faravki Fifßi-ciaHH Dressmaker, Alnert-itreo' threa goara f ■ om V.M C. A. "VTOTICE.—Having bought Large Stocl -Ll of Tweeds for osan, I ■will make flrst-oUs Trousers foe IGa Gi.— J. Williams, Tailor, Vie toria-Btreet. nTKiTTTI 12SAKY JSOTICK DAVID ROSS (OF Dunedin), FEttOW OF THE ROYiL IfJBTITCTH OP HHITI3E ARCHITECTS, Begs to Inform the people of Auckland and neighbourhood tnut ho purposes Opening an Office in the City for the practice ot hlij profession. Will arrive on tha lGlh Instant. T^ a S C~ i 5 uT SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST Is as follows :— Beat Paling; Fence of purirl posts, Hobart rails, and sft Hobart palings, one Inch apart, 60s. Paling Fence to consist heart kauri posts, Hobart raila, and heart kauri palings, 53a. Three-rail Fence, purirl posts und Hobart rails, 455. Wire Fences with Top Rail, 338. Wire Fonco, 7 wires, 255. Barbed Wiro Fence, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, 18s per chain. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Picket FencOß, from 2s per foot not painted, or 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Picket > 11 with mill wrought Wicket Gate, all alnted complete, at 3s per foot. All kinds Hopalrs to Fences and Estimates for very description of Fenco given on applica .ion to Sam. WniTK, Fencer, Customstreot, opposite Arnold, Hinca and Co. COKE. COX E . THE AUCKLAND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED) O Will doliver this Kconomlcal Fuel > » in quantities to suit householders on W at the followinc; rates for places S t> within One Mile of tiie Works; % g longer distances in proportion :— O ™ Per Sack,3 bushels .. Is 6d § % Five Sacks 6a 3d Ten Sacks, or 5 ton ..11s 6d Twenty Sacks, or 1 ton.. 22s Od Ordora may be left at the Office or Works. GAS FITIINGa. ICYCLIfS, 52 and 54 inch, Budge's Ball BouMngs to both wheels. To Bur. vcyora, etc., 3 TeDts for Bale, complete with poles and pega.—Joseph Pitt 'n, Htgh-Btroer. rpHE LAST WEEK OF THB OIiKARING-OCT SALE 08" CUTLBBST. THOMAS SAMUEL, 16. QUKBN-3TRKBT (opposlto Town Clock), rHE pacific tea company's PURE BLKND OP INDIAN AND CHINA npEAS 1 KAd ARE THE MOST PERFECT TEAS IN TIIE SOUTHBEN HEMISPHEKK. jyrOTICE OF KEMO V AL. MR E. T. DUFAUR, Solicitor, has Removed to Queen-street, betwoon tho "Herald" Pub lishing Office and tho Bank of Australasia, immediately above tho rooma of Mr D. F, Kvana, .'band and Estate Agent. Bd.aKLAMTS OUEKKY PnOTOKAL, Absolntoly the beat remedy ever made for COUGHS, UHONCHITIn, ANIJ CULDS. Prloo, 2s 6d and 4s 6d a Bottle. SHAUiiANU t CO.. oppoalle Poßt-offloe. jy O T ICE. BBKS WAX! BEHSWAXI" Pnrohased In any quantity for Cash, Bnyers Of Fungus and Mont: MetaL Having purchased In China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMKS AH KKW can oonfldently reoominend them, and trusts that all bis old Customers, and the Public generally, will avail themselves of this splendid opportunity and oall early to buy his Superior Congou. Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to ever? tiwtoi He has also on hand Japanese Ware. Preserved Ginger, Crockery ware. Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other oommodltles too numerous to montloa. Note the Addressi— JAMBS AH KKW ft CO., Mi. Quaan^treot DOCTORaBHOLD'SPKANYKOYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular medicine of the day. Price, ija 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents Siiahland & Co., opposite the Post Offloe. -VTOTICE OF REMOVAL. MASSfiY AND CO., TAU.OKB, Beg to Inform their friends and oustomera that they have RBMOVKD FROM OREY-STREKT 10 more Central Premises In VIOTOHIA-STRRKT (Two doom below Meesra Holland and Butler's), W bore they trust to meet with a continuance ol past favours. ENGLISH AND COLONIAL TWBED3 IN STOCK AND TO ARRIVE. AH Tweeds thoroughly shrunk. Best work manship, and moderate ohargap. Customers own material made up. Note the address— VI /TOKIA-BTRBKT (Two doors below Holland and Butler's). MASSEY AND CO., TAILORS. ft HAN G £ 0 F ADDRESS, SULLIVAN "AND* McKENNa, PITT-STREET, TAILORS, lIABITM A.KKRH, and GENERAL OUTFITTERS, Beg to announce to their Friends and the Public of Auckland that they have Removed to more Commodious Premises ADJOINING, where the; shall bo happy to meet Customers and Kxeoute Orders to their entire astlaf notion. Sullivan, MoKonna and Co.'d outtinK Is too well known for remark. Perfeot cutting and oomtor in wearing guaranteed. The address I— Cornbh of Pitt and Berbsfohd-bthebtb, /CLEARING.OUT SALE OF \J OUTLKRY. ■ THOMAS SAMUEL, being compelled to Clear oat his Stock of Cutlery In oonsequenee Of the PRKMISKB COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable, la now aELLJNG OFF the whole of the stock at an enormous Baorlfloe. The goods are from the best Sheffield makers, and will have to be sold at any prloo, consisting ot— Best Ivory Table and Dessert Knives. Ixwkwood's and Johnson's Best Pooket Knives, Kleotro-plated Forks, Spoons, Cruets, fee. Nevada and Nlokel Silver Forks and Spoons. Superior Scissors and Raiora. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLERS', 18, Quoen-Btroot (Opposite Town Clock). OaDinetmaKera. ■ AMES REID AND SON Beg to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to tho Vans Favourable Prices of ' ALL KINDS OF FCRNITURE. Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other home In town. JAMES REID & SON, FunummE Emporium, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Shop from Vlctorla-st m & o g i o o X c, 44 and 46, Victoria-street, Hog to draw the attention ot Ladles and Gen tlemen furnishing to their LARGE AND WBLL-ASSORTED STOCK 0» ■pURNITURE, comprising Drawing and Dining-room' Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with glass panels. Sideboards, Oheffoniers, Hall Tables and Hatatands, Offloe Tables, Chimney and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chairs n great variety, Toiletware, Drawers, Wash stands, &c, &o, /CARPETS, 1 including Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, Hearthroga, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloth, Doer Mats, Wool Mats. Bed-room huks.&o, •DEDDINa of all kinds and of the best quality. Hair, Wool, Flook, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Spring Mattresaog, lnoludlng tho Paten, Wire Wove Mattresa^Feothorßedfl. Bolsters, and »w!i Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, ana Pal liasse _ __ T. & H. COOKE, «, VICTORIA-STRE rFaotory. Klliott-gtroot. "" Board and Kesidence. [JIIEsT-CLaSS Board and Kesidence, V Zss and 20s per week.-Croydon Villa, Vincent-street, 5 minutes from Theatre Roya't— Mraimiier. BOAKU AND KE-IDENCK lor Roßpectable Man in town; fil per woek ; room to himself.—Apply Stab office. OVERNOK bßuwnß HOTKL, UOB3ON-ETHEKT, Boabd Aim LoDaroo,__. J ..__2^. per Week



I iforaonai. WOULD THK BOY from Pamell who ploked np the Key In Uueonstreet tbls morning oali on the niderslßned ? -Arthur Tilly. . 61. Queen-street. July 13,1883. I " ' ■ -*■ ""'• Meetings. HE PAPiR HUNT CLUB will meet at Gwynno'a Hute!, Kpsom, To-morrow, «t 3 p.m. _______ j^ORTH SHORE REGATTA CLUB.' T tie adjourned Annual Me«tingot the above wiu be hfW at. the Maf oalo Hotel, North Shore, on TUhSUiY next, 17th Instant, at 7.30 pm. CHAS. C, DAOKK. HOC BBC. a KIZONA GOLD MIN ING A. COMPANY (Limited). The Ordinary General Mooting of this Com pany will be hell at the Commny'a Ofßoe, New Zealand Insurerm coimwiy's Buildings, on FRIDAY, the 27th day of July. 1833. at 2.80 P.ni 1). Q. MacDONNELL. Manager. Auofeland, Jnly 11,1833. Corporation wotioes. niTY OF AUCKLAND. CUSTOMS-sTIiEET EAST (Known nfi Customhouse street). Notleu i i hereby given that the abovo Btreet IB 103 feet in width, and that all porsons deposit iog or permitting Ballast.Stone, Wood Sheds or Olios, Tanks, or any other description of matorinl, on any part of the said S treat, with out tho cooeent In -writing of tho City Council, will be at onoo prosecuted, I P. A. PHILIPS. Town Cleric Town Clerk's Office, | July 12,1883. fIITY OF AUCKLAND. FIXING LEVELS, It 1b hereby notified that It is the Intention of the City Council ot Auckland to Fix the Levels as under :— From Franklyn Road in Ponsonby Road to Three Lamps in Ponsonby Hood, and from Three Lamps down College Rood to foot of Franklyn Road. Plans may be aoon in tho City Engineer's Office, High'Btreet, Auckland, within office hours, and all persons Interested herein, or liable to be aggrieved thereby, will be hoard by the City Council at a Meeting to be held on THURSDAY, tho 26th day of July, 1883. All objections must be mado in writing. addressed to the Council, and sent to them not ■ less, than ten days before tho day appointed on which to hear objections. .-•: P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, June 22nd. 1883. Gazette m Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OP REW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JDDIOIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter ot '.' The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876." and tho several Aota amend ments thereof, and ot the Bankruptcy of John Hkodq utos, of Auckland, In New Zealand, late Sergeant In the Royal -rdllery a Debtor. This In to notify that John Broughton, of Auckland, late Sergeant In the Royal Artillery, has this day filed a statement that he Is ui.abia to meet Ma engagements with hli Creditors; the nnt meeting of Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court Buildings, at Auckland atore- Fnki. oa FRIDAY, tho 20th day of Ju'.y. at IS o'clock noon. Dated this 12th day of Jnly. 1883 i Q. W. BABLKY, Deputy Registrar. O. N. Uiupfky, Coombeft'g Obambere, Queen- Street, Auckland, Debtor's Solicitor. Liost and Found. LOST, Tuesday evening, email Black Travelling Bag and Umbrella.—Anyone returning the came to Star Office will be re warded^ I OST, a Bunch of Keys. 2s 6d reward. JL- —J.Halydny, ahorHatidatrect. DOG.— Lost, Liver and White Setter Dog, answers to name of Pup; last Been near Junction Hotel. Newmarket. — Anycna bringing same to Mr Bull, Mount Kden, will be rewarded, Money. FDUSTKIAL AND PKOVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (Corner or Vulcan Lank AND QUEUN-SIKKKT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. . This Society Is now Issuing INVESTING SHARE 3 ordinary, carrying full rate of Interest and Profit, PAID-UP SHARES of £90 each, carrying 7 per cent Interest (payable half-yearly) and par- Uoipatlng in Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Depoßlta for 12 months, per contj and on Dopoaitsfor 6 months, 6 per cent per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. Tho Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to tho extent of three fourths the value. •', ■ Borrowers may pay-off part or the, whole 0 their Mortgages at any time. , ~ ,;.i. : ., Rodnoed Table of Rates and any further par- Honiara required ~nmj bo obtained at the Society's oflloeH. iV GEORGS FRASER, tit .Manager. S £>1A tO £IU,UW LBNT on Building «1V Bootety principles, 'or on other terma to suit iKnrowers. Allotments bonght and Honsea built on weekly payment nyatsm. Mortgages and Loans negotlatedi Bea List ot ProperUeefor sals on Ist page,, Bbcperoent, allowed on money deposited tor Investment— a WuxiAMBON, Land, Estate, and Financial 4eoEt &ni Valuator, 8. Vulcan Lane •auctions,. ; j ■■»,,- SH E R I F F'S S AL B. Under Writ of Sale, tho HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE of Alfred W. Ellis, lat« Hotelkeeper. Tauplri, Waikato. wiU bo Sold by MrKnoiat j the Taupirl Hotel, on THURSDAY, tho I9th I instant, at 12 noon. EDWARD L. GREKN. Sheriff's Ofßoe, Auckland, . Shorlff -13th July, 1833. MONDAY, JULY 10, At 11 o'cloclc, PIANO, CHEFFOMIER, TABLES, CJOUCHES, SOFA, CHAIRS, S&WING MACHINES, PICIVRES; JEWELLERY, DKAPERY, TINWARE, BATBS, CROCKERY, PER&MBDLATOKS, GL&BS, ' &c, &0., &c. D. JP. EVANS ETAS received instructions to sell (on L aooountof whom It may oonoern), at his Mart, Queen-street, next Bsnfc of Anttralistau on Monday, July 16, at U o'clock, FUKNITOKE, Glass and Tinware, Dmpery k PainMngo, Piano. JeweUery, &c., &c, &c ■ D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. B, TONES, B, O. CABK, D, V, TOHKB SCHOONER ELLERTON. FOB ABSOLUTiS SALE. IMJIKDIAMLY ON HEB ARRIVAL FROM LYTTBtTOW. B. TONKS& CO. Have been lostrncted to «a'i. QCHOOWEK TfIiLERTON, Three masted, flash deck, diagonal built. ooc« Dered. 87 tons register, 12S tonß burden. Draft, loaded. 7i feet Sails taut, ana only require* W tons ballast to go tj sea. w ' WeUto^B 3^rai°E t. ißate ; Terms Easy, riOUHTHY CATTLE SALEB. Pokeno-Jlonday, July IB Drury—Wednesday, July 18 Papakura—Wodncsday, July %, -» «. ALFRED BUCKLAND, (Continued on fourth nnmt \