PARLIAMENTARY.

(FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.) \

WELLIJSGiON, this day. Licensing Committees Election Bill.

The principal provisions of Mr Steward's Licensing Committees Election Bill are • as follows :-The Keturniug Officer shall appoint a day in the next ensuing year for * the election of members of I.icenßing Com mittees under the provisions of sub-section 4 of section 13 of tbe Licensing Act, as if this Act had not been parsed ; every member of a Licensing Committeo elected at sucu election shall come into oflice on his elec tion, and .hall hold office lor the term of one year or until the election of bis suc cessor under the provisions of this section j the Keturninz Officer shall appoint a day in the year 18S5 for taking a pol of the rate payers in the manner provided by section 46 of said Act, as if this Act had not been passed, and shall appoint the same day for election of tho Licensing Committee in succession to the committee to bo elected in tbe now next .nsuiut,' year; every member of L.censi-g Committ.e elected lv tbe year 1885 and thereafter shall come into office on hia election, and shall hold office lor three years, or until the election of his successor; from aud after the year 1885. the . election, of Licencing Committees shall be hold on daya appointed uuder the said Act for taking the poll of ratepayers, and simul taneously therewith ouce in every third | year only. A New Member's Idea of Voting Mr McDonald, the new member foi' Bruce, made an amusing mintake last night, in ouo of ihe divisions 1.0 walked into the lobby and then gravely walked to his seat, without voting, thinking ho had thus dls chaigod bis legislative functions. Colonel Trimble Baw tho error and set the green horn right. Ihe Native Land Bill. Ono of the members supporting the Land Bill informs mo that tbe Government will meet the Company to a certain extent, but willroquire that a considerable porti.n of the measure be p*.sed a* a public bill. Tbore were discussions in the Cabinet; but as tbe mattar stands, Bryce must cat the dirt or resign

Mr Macandreiv's Motion to-day. Committee of Supply is the fir-t order of the day, and immediately it is moved, Mr Maeandrew's motion will come on. I was gravely assured by an Otago member this morning that the debate thereon will last ten days, but this Ido not believe. It is beliived that all the old anti-abolition argu ments will be raked up.

Cook County Rivers Bill.

The Cook County Hirers Bill, intro duced by Mr McDonald, provides for tho appointment of Boards of Conservators. Every Board has power to levy rates for the purposes of protecting property from floods. Clauses 18 and 19 provide that all lands shall be annually classified by Boards or by some persons appointed by them in tliai behalf into the following classes, that ls to say: (1) lands liable to great actual damage; (2) lands liable to less actual damage j (3) lands not liable to actual damage. The rate payable iv every year shall b3 Uvied upon tho several lasses of land aforesaid in the proportion followius, that is to say, class 1 shall be rated at double tho amount payable by Class 2, Class 2 shall he rated at one half the amount payable by Class 1, and Class 3 shall be rated at one-fourth the amount payable by Class 1. Yesterday's Rumours re Native Minister and Agent-General.

The "limes" thus denies tho rumours circulated .eaterday :—"Mr Bryce bas not at all decided to leavo for England. He dro-ds a soa-voyagc, and does not take sufficient interest in Rusdou to care much nb&ut prosecuting him, however wottby that reckless writer may _ba ol durance vile. Consequently it ia not the case that Richmond has been nominated for the control of native affairs, As regards Mr Oliver's suggested appoint ment, the Cabinet knew nothing about it. It has long been koown that Mr Johnston is desirous of going ova visit to.the Home oountry, but nothiug has occurred latoly to render the lime of ihat visit in the least degree moro definite. Auckland City Loan Bill.

Mr Peacock to-day aßks leave to Intro* dnce tho City of Auckland Loan Bill.

Business To-day.

The following are the orders of the day :—Committee of Supply, Committeo of Ways and Means ; Auctioneer's Bill, second reading ; Impounding Bill, committed ; Savings Banks Bill, tecond reading ; Bills of Exchanjie Bill, second reading ; Bank ruptcy Bill, further consideration in Com mittee ; Fisheries Bid, committed ; Affir mations and Declar»tion. Bill, committed ; Land Acts Amendment Bill, second read ing.

St. John's College Bill.

The Joint Committee on Standing Orders report certain irregularities iv the bt. John's College Bill, but recommended the suipen sion of tbe Standing Orders. Mr Dargaville to-morrow moves the adop tion of the report, and presents a petition in favour of the bill.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(Bectbk's Cables.)

{Received July 10th, 12.30 p.m.) MELBOURNE, this day,

Mr Service, Premier, h»s r»ceived a telsgram from the Agent-General, London, slating that public opinion in England ls favourable to the establishment of a pro tectorate over New Guinea and New Hebrides. Mr Murray Smith suggests that the colonies should mako further collective proposals to the Imperial Government, offering to pay a share of the expenses of a protectorate.

[SPECIAL TO FRES3 ASSOCIATION.]

(Received 10th, 1.50 p.m.)

New South Wales Loan,

LQ.4 OON. July 9.

Tenders for the New South Wales three million loan will be received np to the 17th July. Tho minimum is fixed at par, The stock will be inscribed by tbe Bank of Englan_

'lho polling of the ratepayers upon the question of the loan bas been going on all day throughout tho various wards, but with great slowness consequent doubt less upon the Inclement weather which prevailed np two till o'clock. So far, the City East polling place appears to havo been the ono most patronised, but as the polling does not close until six o'clock, the results may come out differ ently. There seems to be little doubt how ever, that upon the general question " shall the Corporation raise a loan," the aye? will bs in a considerable majority, Tbe polling places are :—Ponsonby Ward, Oddfellows' Hall; Karangahape Ward, Ex celsior Hall, Upper Pitt-street; Grafton Ward, Wesleyan School-room, Grafton Road; North Ward, Temperance Hall, Albert-street; Month Ward, St. James's Hall, Wellington-street; Eaßt "Ward, at back of the Free Library, High-street. Four ships, clothed with 11-iuch armour, are about lo bo puichasedor constructed in England for the Greek Government, These will be more powerful than any vessels in the Turkish navy.

The dead body of a Maori chief was fonnd in the bush near Craig's house, some nine miles from Te A roha, on the 4th of the present month, Tho discovery was made by Mr Craig's sons, and they re. norted ihe matter to Sergeant EmersoD, py whom the remains, which were in a very decomposed state, were removed to Lawless's Hotel, Waioiongomai. A horse was grazing near where the body was found, while an old saddle was lying in the vicinity, A native from Matamata indetihsd the body as that of his father, _* "L 'i an!P lr<**d that he wns passing through the district some time ago with the Maori £mg and his followers. It is believed that.feellng ill.he got off his horse, nnd, being unable to procure as .stance died in the bush. Strangely enough, no search was made for the body. The horse had been wandering about the neighbour hood for about a month previoii- to the discovery. The name of deceased has not yet transpired.

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

', CAM BKIDGE, this day, i At the meeting of the Town Board last evening, the troubled question of Cam bridge publicans' licenses was brought un der review. The Clerk of the County Council has received the money for the licenses and issued certificate?, whereas Cambridge, being a town district, the Town Board argue that the licenses should have been paid toit, and consequently Cambridge publicans are now selling without licenses. Ia view of this fact, some of them, I under (stand, havo paid their license fees a second tiino, and will proceed sgaiust the clerk of the Council for the amount. j

TEAWAMUTU, this day.

The direc'ors of the Cheese Factory here having received renewed encouragement intend enlarging the manufacturing capa bilities. The erection of Pateranei Cheese Factory is being proceeded with.

HAMILTON, this day

At a meeting held here, at which the local fuotballcr. were present, it was resolved that it is desirable to form a local Football Club.

PEP. PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

MARTON, this day, HOTEL DESTROYED BY FIRE.

Gwynn'a Hallway Hotel at Turakins was burned, to tbo ground Inst uight through tho bumting of a lump iv the bar. Insurances : Furniture, £300 ;" Stock, £50; Hotel, £860. Nearly everything was destroyed, including all the clothing.

CHIUSTOBCdCH, this day.

The Canterbury Frozen Meat Company have chartered the whole of the frozen meat space iv two of the Shaw. Seville, and Albion Company's ships, which are now being fitted up in London. The ships are expected in Lyttelton to load early next year.

MINING NEWS.

[BY TELEGRAPH- PRESS ASSOCIATION.! THAMKS, this day. Deep Level Cro^s.—The cross rtef bas been mot with at No. 5 level iv tho drive on the hanging wall poriiou of No. 2 reef. It is about 3ft wido, carrying good minerals but showing no gold so tar. Driving has been started on it to connect with tho winze whrch is coming down about 20ft to northward of where tho reef was cut, and driving in tho opposite direction will also be started toon. Tho general dirt is shap ug a little bolter tha*. last month.

BUSHRANGING IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

Daring Robbery Under Arms.

Fifteen Hundred Founds Stolen,

Onb ol.the most daring cases of ''sticking up" that haa occurred for many years past took plpco withiu a few miles of Sydney on Satvtday morning, June 30tb. The first iutimation was a telegram from Mr W. H. Topham, tho seuior member of the Gnu of Topbaru, Angus, and Smith, who stated that he hud beon up near Uoufjlas Park by masked bushranger, and robbed of a sum of £1450, which be was taking Jup to the works to pay the men their wages, &c. Inspector Campliiu, of Hie detective de partment, was at once instructed to pro. ceed to the scene .and eo-opctnte with Inspector Ryeland, who is^ in charge of tbe district. Subsequent inquiries placed the officials men tioned in full possession of tho facts con cerning tho lobbery which, succinctly narrated, are as follows .-—Shortly aftsr 10 o'cl.ck on Saturday morninf, Mr Topham was being driven from Douglhs Park to the camp, tbe buggy being at the time in charge of a groom named Thompson, who held the reins. The amount ot money men tioned above was in a black ha*/ under tha stat, and Mr Topham was looking p'easantly forward to the time when a couple ol hours afterwards he would be pay ing the men their month's wages. While ia the pleasing contemplation of this tact, and when not very far from " Tho Towers," occupied by Dr. Jenkins, two masked men suddenly rdshed out from the bush and ituck ap tbe men in the buggy with the cry of " Bail up, or we will blow your brains out," at the same time presenting revolvers. Tbis was at a distance only of two mile, from Wilton, and not very far from Menannie. Neither ot the men iv the buggy being armed, they bad no other resort, but to dismount. The buggy being brought to a standstill, one of the bushrangers or dered M.jTopham to dismount, which that gentleman did under tbe prossure of a loaded revolver presented full at his head. The bushranger who had ordered him to " Come out of that," then pro duced a new clothes line, and much against his will Mr Topham was bound) to a tree, being covered all'the while by tbe pistol of the second bushranger. Thomp son, the driver, was then similarly treated and the two prisoners being now safe, the marked men ransacked ths buggy, and Iv a very few minutes disap peared in tho huh, taking with them tbe bag containing the money. This was divided as follows :—BSO £5 notos, £S5 In gold, £50 In silver, and the balance ia £1. notes. It is stated that no unnecessary violence was nsed by the robbers, who were evidently unused to the kind of work in which thoy were engaged, After they had disappeared both prisoners made strenuons efforts to free them.elves, and ultimately, after haltan.houi's work with ' his troth, MrTophsm succeeded in effecting this, and immediately freed his companion lv distress, ft might be stated that before being bound both men were blindfolded. The buggy had not beeniremoved, and im mediately on effecting his release Mr Top ham drove to the nearest rsilway-station and wired to Sydney ai above. Tbe Sydney police w-re soon oa tbe spot, aod had soon communicated with the various railway-stations, giving special instructions to the various station masters and guards to be on' tho alert At the same time they threw on scouts in varions parts of the country and left no stone nuturned to effect the cap ture of tho bushrangers. The precautions they had taken were attended with tuccoa,. Between 8 and 9 o'clock two men cot into the guard-van of the luggsgc train coming to Sydney, nnd their appearance at once attracted the attention of the guard. From certain replies they gave to questions he put, his suspicion grew every moment stronger, and upon the arrival of the train at Campbelltown he hsndad them over to the police. They were at once searched, and in their possession was found a pillow slip containing tbe whole of the stolen money, with the exception of two or three pounds. In answer to inquiries they said their names were Egan and Soudan, snd that tboy were residents of Balmain. No 1 firearms of any kind wero found upon them, or masks.. The men's clothes were wet as well as the bag and its contents, so that they bad evidently crossed tjie river. The blaok bag,.during the rame afternoon, was discovered near the river, hidden under a rock.

Prisoners were brought up at Campbell low Police Court on Monday, 2nd July, when there were fine magi.tgtes on the bench. The jr'soners, who were unde fended, manifested but little Interest In the proceedings, and asked no questisns of any of the witnesses, Scanlan .3 a rather good-'ooking woll-bnilt fellow, about 27 years of age, smarthy complexioned, with a fine dark beard, His companion, Egan, has a very different appearance. He is some years older than Scanlan—probably 33 or 34— with a thin haggard face, and rough straggling beard. He was identified as a man who was employed some twelve months back as carter on the No. 1 section of the Waterworks, and who was then known by the name of Bill Green, It appears, however, that Egan is his proper name. It i. stated—but we cannot vouch for the accuracy of the report-tbot he was in some way connected with the Moonlight affalr,A year or two back, and that for in. formation supplied by him to the police in connection with that gang, he received £100 fiom the Government, With this money he appears to have come to Sydney, and made an ineffectual attempt to get Into the police force. He says that be is married, and ban a wife and child at Balmain. Tho hearing of the case lasted three or four hours, and tho prisoners were, at its cou r elusion, committed for trial at the next Criminal Session- in Sydney,

A CLAIMANT TO COSTLEY'S ESTATE.

I ♦ ■ (BY TELEGRAPH.-OWN CORRESPONDENT.) WELLINGTON, tbis day. A Yousa man, reported to be a nephew o' the late Mr E. Costley, is on his way to Auckland with a view to take action to set aside Costley's will. He was at the House to-day, making enquiries.

BOATING ACCIDENT AT RUSSELL.

Man Drowned. (BY TELSaRAPH,—OWN COBRHSPONDENT.) RUSSELL, this day, A boat accident happened this morning, by which Andrew Corleson was drowned. The boat, having been capsized off Tapeka Point, drifted towards the whale ships, with Edward Mills holding on to the bottom of the boat, when the same was observed from the whaleshlp Robert Morrison, which ship immediately despatched a whaleboat. Mills stated that ho had been holding on for about four hours, and had tried to keep Catleson on tbe boat, but was unable to do so, Carleson was a partner in the firm of Gould and Carleson, fishermen, and was very much respected, he beiug a quiet and un assuming man.

INQUEST ON HERBERT HARRIS.

0> AN inquost was held this ofterLoon at the Market Hotel (Mrs Hnckett's) before Dr. Philson, Coroner, and a jury of 14,Mr John Gillanders, foreman, on the body of Herbert Harris, who was accidentally killed yesterday, Sergeant Kiely attended on behalf of the police,—The following evi dence was taken :—itobert Fitzroy Bolton deposed tbat he was an insurance agent, re siding at Newton. Wus not acquainted with deceased, had seen hia body ; he was walk ing down Grey -street about 11 o'clock, and when nnder the verandah near tho foot of tho street, he saw a horso, attached to a baker's cart without a driver, going at a rapid pace in a good haid gallop ; he at tempted to stop the horse, but seeing im mediate danger in catching the rein which was pulled tightly ovar the rail of tbe cart, he allowed tbe cart pass, and tried to lay hold of the tail-board, but did not succeed. At that moment the deceaaed, who was on the opposite side of the street, ran across from a shop and seized the rein, which caused the horse to partly turn round towards him. He stumbled and fell _n his bands and knees, when the wheel of the cart struck him on his right side, knocked him on his back, and then passed over his stomach. He folded his arms, rolled over, and gave a groan. (Left Bitting.)

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

July 10. 1888. vatlonal Mortgage-Sell*,., Eon 6d New Zealand Bhlpplrg-S.tiers. B_n ■ Devonport Ferf y—aeLera, 20j Mercury Bay Co.-Buy r*, lis: cellars. Its Od Accident Assuranoe-Bayers, 6s lOd Moana—larl-Sellers, Ha 1 Qaeen ot Beauty — Buyers 13s Sd; sellers, lis Od Deep Level tiroes-Is 3d, ss; buyer., Is 9d ; sellers, 5a 1 Bright -untie-Better*, 8. 6d ■ Prince Imperial - 40a, ill- 6d,; buyers, 10s; HOIIOM, lis i 'olonlal- 3. !M . Hand ot Friendship—2s: sellers 2s Id ' JOSKPiI NEWMAN, Chairman. ,

Tbe ordinary meeting of the Harbour Board was proceeding as wo wont to press ;hl.i afternoon. ',

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, TUESDAY. JULY 10.



Eeel— Youno Again.—"My mother was ani cted a long time with neuralgia and a dull, heavy. Inactive condition of the whole system headache, nervous prostration, and was almoßt helpless. No physicians or medicines did her ajuv good. Three months ago she began to use Hop Bitters, with suoh good eflect that she seems and feels ytrang again, nlthough over seventy years old,"-A L( m in R.I. Look up.



Two scboontrs were signalled late this afternoon; one is most probably the Sandfly, "putbock."



Gazette in _j-____ptcy. ■^qOMMS-v TN BANKRUPTCY. Take notloe that a D-d of Arrangement. la oi tho fourth day of July. 18S1 made between Jouitha-Cu:l»i>, of AUOkUoo, Iniha Hrovlnclal lA—rlct of Auckland*, and Conny of New Zea luid. draper, of the tint purl; Richard Knlbb Davli, accountant, of Auckland aforesaid. ihrooghont Ue said Do«d oalled tha said Truateo. of tbo eo<>o_ a part; aa* all the CraOi tom of th* wid Jaaathui Cv lon, of Uo thiid patt, bas ih'B day bean filed in tha oilico ol the Supremo Court at Auo_and. in 00-ordanoe with tha provlttOßS of " Tin Debtors and Ciodu tore _.o<, 1876.'' aid Ihe amen—neats thereof;, and take further notloe th— a meetlag of ths uredltora ol tbe (aid Jonathan Collea ia hereby oonvenid for the purpose of a—onU-g to the laid deed, ar d that such meetlag will be bold at 3 o'clock In tb* afternoon of FRIDAY, the 20th day of Joly. 1883. at tbe offloes ot the nnder algnsd, dilute In F—B—-'a BuUdlngs, Short'and- Street, In the olty of juoklaad. Dated this ninth day of July, 1.83. RUSSELL AMD OAMPBMA/, Boiloltore for the .aid Trutto i under the said ______ ___\tA_Q_P IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHKKN JUDICIAL DISTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and tho several Aotß amend ment, thereof, and of tbe Baakrnptoy of Robirt Jaimmon, a Debtor. I hereby summon a Ge-oral Meeting ot all the Credlum •( the said Robert Jamie—m to be held at the Bupiems Oouit house. Anokland, on MOJIUAT, Ihe 18th day ol July lnsttnt at 11 o'oleck In ths fsrenoov for the purcoso of ts eel—agny report aid pis Mag a resolutloa ih»t the esld Robert Jamloson be forthwith dls-, oharged from all debts provteble under bis said Bankrunta-. Dated this 9th day of July, 1383. XBO. MAO-fARLANII. Trustoo. William Thorns, Qoeen streot and Vutcan Lane. Auokland, Solloitor for the said Debtor. ■c. . BBS- '.'..,". Corporation Motices. City of auokland. MARKET MRF. £50 REWARD. Wher.es on ths morning of the filh tho Sire Hose at the Fire la the City Mark- was Maliciously Cut with latent to frustrate tho efforts ot the Fire Brlgado to extinguish the Fire, the City Council offer a Reward of FIFTY POUNDS for suoh Information as will load to the Conviction of the Offender or Offenders, P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Oflloe, July 7,1883. #JITY OF AO OKI AND TO WATER CONSUMEBS. FINAL NOTICE. All Accounts for Water Supplies dne on the 30lh June, and yet unpaid, will render occu piers liable to have tha supplies Cut Off wltbont further notloe. P. A. PHILIPa. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offloe, July 5,1-3 ■■ " ' "-■ " ■ * ■*-*■■ '"""■' t Drapery etc, TDOYB' rtLOTHING JUABT, PARENTS WOULD DO WELL TO MAKE A OALL AND INBI'EOT. BOY 8' NEW ZEALAND TWEED SUITS. Boys' Clothing Mart BOYS' BAILOR SDITS. Boys' Clothing Mart BOYm' Velvet SUITS. Boys' Clothing Mart BOYS* BHRGE SUIiP. Hoys' Clothing Mart BOYS' OVERCOATS. Boya' Clothing Marr. Special Lines In Strong Durable TWEEDS FOR BOYo' WEAR. Measure taken and pattern cut to-fit at nominal oharge for those who nrefer to make un their pirn garments, FOX BUYS ONLY, Note the Address— BOYB riLOrniNG It-fART. OYB" "--LOTHiNu Mart. Nest to their Tailoring kbtah—sjimknt. WHITE AND WATKINSON, I 083 AND WOOLLEN IMPORTER Victoria-strret, Auckland



Wanted. *4,-|7ANTED, the news to spread aboul "r —Mfcrand Oheap Kresh Lot of Men* and Wu&-_afa Auckland-inane Boots; at llampler rfjlßoOf^hop. Viotoria streei W ANTBD, a thoroughly respectable Man for a Milk Round.—Apply Auck land Dairy Co., Wednesday. 10 to 12 a.m. WANTED, a Waiter.-A pply Governor Browne Hotel. »-, ANTED, two Drivers.—Apply at the IT Eden Vine Hotel. Upper Symonda street. \V AN I'ED, at once, Man Cook for sheep it station ; must be able to bake bread ; wanes,2ss to 90s; to-dayi-Mra Elamore's Regi stry^ WA N TED~ Plasterers for New Plymouth.—Apply Auckland Timber Company's yard. WANTED, two good Improvers to the Bench; constant work. —T. Pro.ser, Upper Queen-Btreet. .*rANT_D, Young Manas bakers'as ' * * *ls ant: abe to drive horse and cart — Apply Walter Smith, Vloto la -treat. »*,' ANTED, good, steady Man (cook) V V for Walker's Hotel, To Aroha.—apply eleven o'olook, to Malcolm Nlocol, Uueon-.treet Wha-f. WANTED KKOWN-Towels, 2_d; Extra Grand Line ot Ladles' Silk Scarves, la; Cork Boles. 2.d tho pair; Stay Basks, 2d, Id. and 61 the pair; at Damplera Wakefield-atrett shop. WANTED, a Boy for the Butchering.— , Aptly James Kllgoor, Newmarket WANTED, a good stiong Lad to work in tha mire.—Apply to t>. 8. Jaklne, Customhouse .'.rest. WANTED, a Lad to drive a Raker's Cart-Apply to W. Finlay, Baker, Kyber Posb Road. \a, ANTED, a Respectable Boy.—Apply *v T. H. Kteelng. Watchmaker, Victoria street Eaßt. WAN TED, an active Boy about 15 ; mutt have a good character.—Apply T. and H. Cooke, 11, Vlctorla-atreat. WANTED, 2 Smart l—.ds for cutting —i. -Monday morning 7 o'olock sharp, Geo, CuZins, Mechanics' Bay t ßrlok Yard. WANTED, a respectable Youth, about 11 or 15, lor tha grooary trad*; one that ctn tide preferred.— Apply W. Peet, Wellington streot WAN TED, Stout Lad to milk, &c; good place aad w-go— Apply to Adam Lay bourns, Dnrham-ssreut. _____ WANTKD, Sharp Boys for ths Bench ; also Boot Machinists.—Apply early, Northern Boot and Shoe Company. ANTKD KNOW--Throo Pairs for nothing to the Gentlsman who does aot think my vreata Lot of UonU' Real Hand-sewn Mastic-tide Buots tar 10s n bargain; at Dampler's Boot Shop, Viotoria-Btreot \\l ANTKD. a General Servant.—Apply ▼■*T to Mrs NeweU. Roniuora. . \l/ ANTED, a General Servant; must " be good plain oook. — Apply British Hotel. IV *N'i_L>, a General aervant, othsia it kept; very small family.—Apply with rofer.nosß, between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m., to Mrs Bourne, Orakal Road. Remnona. \\l ANTED KNOWN—Another Grand IT Lot Berlin Woo', beautiful oa'oors, still the name prio. (3d the doEsn skeins); Fingering wool (all colour*.), 3d per Bkeln; Brown or Wblte Worsted, id tho largo skein; at Dam piei'a Wakodold-atreet tjhop. ANTED, a Girl for Book-folding and BewUg; one aoou.tomad to the trade preferred— apply to Wm Ley.. Book bind, r and Paper Rnler, 3 doora above Stab. _____ aA/AiNTED. respectable Girl, about 15, it aa domestic.—T. Prosser. Upper Qaoen- Bircot WANTED, v respectable Girl as Housemaid.—Mrs Borggren, Auckland Doardlng-bouso. Albert streot \\l ANTKD, a go'od7 steady Olrl, us I i General Servant; no -Oaklng or wash lag.-Apnly Mrs Oram, next door to Pilnoo Arthur Hotel, Hobson ttmet, WANTHD, an Experienced BarmaidU- Apply Imperial (lato Metropolitan Hotel). __ * i\; ANT-.D KSfoWS — _Uu?B~lfn. Ti b'eaihed Socks. 3d: Superior do Cl worjted Soots, 4d; Braces, 9d; Ment Btua Bultoi, 2d the suite; very Superior do,_d • at Damplor'a Wakefleld-street Shop. IV ANTED, by a Professional (German) T t Gardaner, Emp'oymoat for a fow daya luring the w«ek —Appiy at Mra Prloo'a. three floora from Young Man't Institute. Wellealey-st V» • ANTED, a Situation as Second Cook IT or Man; four years r-.e. e_ces.— Anp y a.a. Star i jßae. VV 'As__ D, Home kind Poison to adopt- T i a Baby |boy).- Apply Mra J. Tiernay. Newmarket. \&r AN _ED, by a Lady experienced in II toaohlng, Bneagemoat as VUlilng Go verness. Subjects : Good Knglish, French, Music and Drawing. For refar.nco apply to Key. R. r. Mao—ool, St. James's Man.c,- Ad-reaa XYZ„ -TAR offloe. »v,' ANTED, by an experienced person, a If felluatlon aa Lady Help or HousekeeDer; no objection to oountry; goad referenoe., — Adjj__ JHC, bTAg otlloa. WA« Tib, Pupils, by Mr Joubo. (Shorthand Teacher at Uio College). Shorthand taught In threo months. Address: Karon gahapo Road. 4* ANT-D. a constant supply of Itab- Tj blu and Pigeons; b«st prloe given,— Fl»h Shop. Hobson street, next to CvlUrioa Hotel. l\/ AfiTrvD, to Let, a Large Bedroom i i (furnished), to a rospectablo man; Hob- BOn-streot, central,—Addreas at Star Offlco. 4%; ANTED TO LEi, Tro Purni-hed » * rooms, with use of kitchon.—Address at this O—ce. Vl,' A*TBD, 2 Unfurnished Kooms. ▼i Apply Mrs Webber, noxt to Glasgow Bakery, Wellington streot. Ul ANTED, a Sitting-room and Bed it room ifuwlehef) with übo cf kitchen, for a married oonyle (two children).—Apply Rooma, btak office. WANTED TO SELL, SmaU Btove, nearly new: ntenalla, extra fltUnss; no further use for It—Address at this offloe. \ V ANTED to Sell, first-class 6_ horse- I I power Horiuoatal Englro witu Mnltl tubular Boiler.—For prloe, tec, apply to T. W. R-yiii), General Ftir-lahnr, **_Q Albert ______ ANTED, to sell or exchange for city property, or lot on lease, a Farm of 4«U acros. beautifully tllnated.—Por full parilsulars apply tn 8.T.H.. Wewton. rot Olllce VV ANTBD to Sell, or would exchange it for light hack, fine upstanding Horse, 4 years ols ; lery suitable for aprlag oivt—lt. Hew, Victoria-——..*. WAN I'ED, to Purchai-, a throo or f.a.-roomed Cottage, en Deferred Pay ment. Ponaonby or Lcd-rood preferred,—For a" di ess apply to tt-B Offloe. WAITED, to Huy, Left-oft Clo.ning bf every description, for cash. Parties waited on. P.fl.-Wanted Known-For Hire- Trap and Baddle Horses.—Apply Thos Hill, Clothier and Draper. Parnefl. WANTED KNOWN-Ladi&s* Outdoor Sho-, la: Ladles' High heel Black Eld Dan-ilng or Evantag Shoes, Is Gd; at Dampler's Boot Shop, Tlciorla-atreec. WANTED, Farmers and Planters to know that I am In receipt of beet Canterbury Seed Potatoes of various kinds ; a'so, 60 tons best Hobart convents— K. X, Davles. Onstomhonse-Btreet East. WANTED, Buyers "for~Steam-ma_e Baut-t.es, SS por lb| Mutton, 2d; Boiling Beef. 2d per lb; Qormai Saasage. (I 1; whole ialo, fid. —G. Hulme. Butch r. Navy Con traoto_&o._ WANTED KNOWN-Islsnd Oranges, 10,000 at ls per dozen; must be sold.— Apply W. Sandford, Vlotorla-street, cornor of Albert-street. IV AiTteD KNUWN-Rack Comb?, it id; Tooth Comb*. 2d; Hair BrnshoF, 9d; Tooth Brushes, 6d; Hair Oil. Bd the bottle; Barry's Trlo-pherous, ls 2d; at Dampler's Wakeileld-Btreet Shop. W" ANTED tho Ladies to Know that Munro and Milligan, Hobson-street, have secured the services of a first class Mil liner, and are now prepared to supply millinery in all Its branohoa on the shortest notice. WANTED KNOWN-A Few Print Costumes left, only .s: a Grand Line of v inter Costumes, 15s; Black Fur Trimming, Bd tbe yard : Swanßdown, Is the yard ;at Dampler's Wakoflald-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN.-Bagatelle Boards.—Shipment just to hand ox Lock Ken, with real Ivory Balls, all sizes and reliable make, Also, Tablo Croquet, Race Games, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, &c—Chas. Kolßoy and Co., two doors below Morrins, Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN by friends and customers—That Messrs Tapp and Co.. Boot and Shoemakers, have purohased the; Stook and Business Ot Soots and Co., Vlntorla street (opposite Hobson tlotell, and Intend to continue selling the Best Quality ot Goods at current prloes. WANTED KNOWN—Nice Lot of Flannol (White and Coloured), oheapi also Grey Blankota, It's the pair; Bod Quilts, Ss 6d eaoh; Rngß, 7s; at Dampler's Wakefield street Sbop.^ WTtfTED, Dressmakers and the public to come and eeo tbe New Check Silk Tartans. _ different patterns; up to 4s 61 par yard, So very coaroe. To be bad only at Wm. Beehan's Drapery Establishment, Hobson-Btreet ■opposite Governor Biowne Hotel, Hobson st-ls WANTED KNOWN-Ladies' Winter Jackot", 6s 6d; Ladles' Ulsters, fia 6d; Wool Shawl 3, la 8d; Lot of Large do, oho _ ; WlnreySklits.Ss 6d; at Dampler's Wakefteld treet Shap. WANTED KNOWN-That I am pre. pared to purchase Household Furniture and other effeots on Ihe premises on tbe Bfacrtest notloe. In town or oountry.—Apply personally or by letter, to James Rao, Darby _t-eet. _\rANTED KNOWN—UHEAF TIM. T i nBR I Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purohased oheapor and hotter than anywnoro elso at the Yards of D. Goldib, Albert-Btroet. ANTED KNOWN-That all Work. Ing Men can save their money by call ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant All moals Bd. Board and Lodging. 16s per week.—Robert Murdock, Proprietor, Note the address, nearly opposite tho Waitemata, and close to tho Dock WANTED HEEiN, the grand line of Gents' Warm Hotel 8 lppers at 2s; also, 1 sdle. High-heel Prunella Hoots, with toe caps. 6s 6d.—At Dampler's Boot Stop, Viotoria street



Wanted. WANTED, to be Supplied by a first class <-r_e-i G.0.j0 y Ca-tevery TTrldiy. —Apply Ai J. Ihcmas., ilabou Store, Franklin Koad. WANTED KNOWN — Men's Black Felt Hat., 3a; Grand Line ot Boys' Black do, ls Sd; Frauoh Peak Caps. M; Ladles' and Gent's Far Caps, ls; at Dampler's Wake field street Snop. WANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on personal and collateral security, re payable by weekly Instalment.. Bills dis counted,—Rao's New Zealand Pawn Shop, Darby-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN—Coloured Cash mere Is fld the yard; Blaok Volvetesn, Is 91 ; Cretonne, 7d tho yard; Damask T.blo covera, Ss 6d; American Leather for Table Covers, lid the yard; at Damplur'sl Wakelleld- Btrnnt Hhop. WANTED.— When you are in Hobson street call and tee the Large and Choice Stook of Sootih Cheviot Tweeds. In heather and granite shades, -t Munro ana Mll'luae'". WANTED K-U-Wfl — I will give 3 Pairs of tbe following for Nothing to those who do not think tbem Bargains:—Ladles' High-heel White Marsel- Boots li the pair; Ladles'Hlgh-hrel White Kid Roots, is Cd and 2s Od, at Dampler's Bcot Shop. Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN-The following BlUjhtly soiled Ladles' Superior Coloured Kid Gloves, ls 2d; Ladles' Fell Skirt*, ls fid; Clsrk'a 200 yard reels of Blaok Cotton, Id each; Men's Troußeru. is Bd; at Dam.ier's Wakefield street Shop. a a ANTED KNOWN — Teal Tea 11 i ▼ " Tea 111 Having j oft Bought a Bargain In Tea at auction, . will SELL IT at ls 8d the lb. Sovoral cava tried it, and say they oannot tee any difference between lt and what ta generally Bold at 3a elsewhere. Any way. I WILL GIVa TURKU POUNDS OF IT FOR .vOTH mB to the lira, parson who does not think it a Bargain. So ba In time.—At Dam pier's Hobßon.^treet Shop. *-V ANTED, Duyers of Sliver Jewellery r * to know that Charles Kolsey and Co. make this department a Speciality by keeping a large assortment and cpnilnlng themselves en tirely to roal Silver.—Charles Kelsey and Co., two doors below Morrins, Ironmonger. WANTED KNOWN .-._■ BKBT AND CHEAPEST HOUSE FOR DRAPERYM J. CAUQHEY'S, KARAN-tAHAPB ROAD. WANTED KNOWN- J. c. is * Cash buyer, is Undsr Small Ex.-bnb-*, and Will Bell a good ARTICUt AT A LOW PbICK. WANTKD KSOWN- Strong Grey Oalioaes, 2d, S.d, 3d, 1d.5., and 84 Whlts ditto. Sd. 3_t. l.d. 5-i, fid Good Heavy Navy Sarao. S.d. ll.d, la 3td BUck Ca-bmero, la _.<_. U Bd._ Bd, 3a Sd Coloured Cadimero. la 84d ; beautlfnl shades of Win*, Maronc. Prone, and tsrown Unbieachad Shoaling, souble wit tb, 10_d, ls Oid White ditto, _ Id. U Sid. In 8.(1 Woraing -lea's shirts, ll.d. it lO.d. 2sßd. 3s, 3a3d ITlmean KhiitM, _ lid, 6a Bd, Ba IOJd Men's Socks, 1> lamtxwoal and merino, from 7.4 Splen.ld Valuo In ulaiket. a Large Stook ct Ladleß' Hosiery, and a Com plete Stock of Haberdsahery, J. CAUQHEV. TWO DOOItB AHOVII LtMB-UUKB'S, g_RA_Q tUAFK Ru»D WANTED KNOWN-Three Pairs for nothing to the Lady who does not think the Ladle*' High-leg Hlgh-beel Prunella Boots for Ba fid a bargain ; at Damnier. 800 l Shop, Vlctorla-atreet. WANTED KNOWN —THAT NEIL _ 01 JH-FORD'S BALM OF GILUAD Stands foremost among the thousands Of reme dies now In vogue for COLDS, HOAR-BNKSS. BRONCHITIS ASTHMA. AND OHSBT COMPLAINTS. Usod tn all parts of the Colony, cold In bottles at 2s and 2s Bd. THAT COMPOSITION POWDER. First made and nsed by the Founders of Medioal botany, now uwjd by all who know Its virtues, ts a Cheap and First-olaas Remedy for Colds, —.ro Throat, Lro-one_, Pains In tbe Stomach or Bowola. i-lb. Una. la fid. THAT HAVING A LAIV-E BKICK OF HKKBS IN NEW -'-ALAND. N. te O. hay» been able to Re stock tbeir Dispensary with tho OHOIOHST AND BEBT OF HKRUS. 7h.yso_U.lt a trial from all who are Bu.-_.lag. Theirs Is Purely Herbal Treatment. BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WBLLIiSL-Y-STRltltT HAST, Four doors from Crulo-eh_ik and Miller's, Uu.on-t treat, \\7aNTED KNOWN-Ladies' Collars; Tf 2d; Collar* and Ouffi>, 5d the Bet; Rib bons (assorted), t Inches wtda, _:i per yard; good —awins bilk, lea- than muni prloe, 2 reels Id; at Dampler's \V'»_ollo d-*tre-.t Shop. *\I ANTED KNOWN — V V JU.iT OPENED DP AT STEPHEJISO N'S- Velrateoo. 1/0, 2a, 3/0, to 6/0 per yard 800 yaid» Cokared Satins at 1/6 and 1/9 1 owe Hosiery, newest thadrn, In Navy, Seal, Bu_k, Cardinal, winoa Spleadld Vala*'la Ulaten, 3.6 upwards Plain and Fanoy Jersey Jackou, 7/0 ta 368 A Special Line In Nawmarket Shape, 20s Underclothing, In Newest Sty lie, all prloes Hate, In Newest Shape*, larga variety Large Assortment Men's Olothlcfj Folt Carpe ~ yard wldt, 1/3 per yard Tapestry C—rpats, 2/3, 2/11, aud 3.6 per yard Oil Cloth, for Hall and Flow, 1/8 2/, 2/3 yard Matting, /9J. I', 1/3, (1} and 1J yards wide) Flannel*. /7J, /9,1/, to 2/« per yard IM Hianketd, 9/11 and 10/6 per pair 10-1 Blankets, 12/11 and 16/6 por i air 11-1 Blanket*, 20/ and 27/6 per pair Wlnoeys, lid. Old, 7.d, to li vet yard 1000 first Choioo Josephines, slightly spotted, 2/6 dressmaking and millinery on the prkmisrß. ladies' own material made up. Sooooeefol Contractor for Drapery for Lunatic Asylum. 1883. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALE WARKIIOUBK, ARANGAHAI_ ROAD, N-WTON. WANTED KHOWN—Ladies' Cm. brallaß. 1« 3d; Silk do, 4s j Gent's 80, 34; Girls' l.raaola Is 6d; aad Don of other Frevh Dargatas; at Dampler't Wakefleld-stregt ahop. ABE OPPOKTUNITY.-Wsntod, by a Lady, to Adopt a I/Mle Girt ruder five roars. Full partlonlars on spplloalian,—Addrewi BliK, "Times ' Oflloe, Blenheim, Marlborough, New-Zealand. FURNISHED Cottago of four or fivo rooms wanted; North Shore or Parnoll prcforred.—Apply G.S., Stab Olllce. j O GR<'-Klt'S.— Wanted, a Man " thoroughly acquainted "-with the trade; capable of keeping books and Bolloiting orders. —Apply X.Y.Z., Stau and " Herald." VESSELS. — Wanted to Charter, a Cutter to carry 10 or 50 tons, or a Smal Scow.—Apply H. and R, Duder, North Shoro. gARBSH BUTTER.—Wanted, 1 or 2 £ Small Dairies.—Apply Casosde Store. Collego Boad FAIllVlTlANI) wantoriult.o~Wa.kato (unmarrlsi); must be a good ploughman, and able ana willing to All no time in any crdl cary wortcrsuch as -louring, fencing, tec; good character ln-inp na«bie.- Apply to Mefsrs Hiintor aid Nol-r, Widaoaday morning, from 10 toll. I " n ._. . . gg [ C aometrnt-Kerß. lAMBS REID AND SO 5 I ♦J Bog to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the V*—-* Favouraule Pricks of ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. Having Introduced Steam Power, thoy are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other houso in town. JAMES REID & SON, FURNITURE! EMPORIUM, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Shop from Vlotorla-st i, , . i i i - —i Money. INDUSTRIAL AND PKOVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (Corner of Vuloan Lanb and Queen-street), INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT, This Soolety Is now Issuing INVESTING BHARKS ordinary, carrying full rate of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP SHARES of £20 each, carrying 7 Sor oent Interest (payable half-yearly) and par olpating in Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, por cent; acd on Deposits for 6 months, 6 per cent per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of threa f ourtha the value. Borrowors may pay off part or tho whole o their Mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further par ticulars required may be obtained at tho Society's offloes. GEORGE FRASER, Manager. A? 1 4\ '*'0 -10.-UOv LENT on Building 3fe< A\ r eoolety principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated, See List of Prdpertlee for sale on Ist page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited tor Investment— O. Williamson, Land. Estate, and Financial Age.t and Valuator, 9. Vnloan Lane NEVER FAILS. " Insect Life Is destroyed by the PERSIAN INBECTICIDE (Pyrethrium Roseum), guaranteed to be the best procur able in the London market, For the effectual riddance of Fleas, Mosqui toes, and all other Inseot pests, try AICKIN'B INSECTICIDE. 1 Sold tn tins at is Bd eaoh.



To Let. POWER TO LET, on 70 miles of gas mains, In the olty and onburba of Auok land. Engines from .to 100 h.p. Indicated. Con sumption of ta., from 1. cubic feel ot gas per indicated hor.e-power por hoar for the larger Blr.es. to 25 feat for tho Bm&Uer. Suitable for Engineers, Woodworker., Prlntors, Firewood Dealers', Boot and shoe Manufacturers. Fodder Dealer-. Maltaters. Sausage Makers, teo,, tec, and for Amateur's Lathes and Fret Sawn. The eDglne cuts firewood at 2d par ton, and at inter mittent holsUnc work tbe oost le sometimes as low as Is 8d per day for a 3. h p. engine, the engine running all day. Thlrty-flve Otto Gas Engines are now ereoted in Auokland. For tarn— and conditions, apply to the Secretary 1 Auokland Gas Company (Limited), Fort-stroet I Biggs in Btook -t, 1. -■ 3., 8,12 h.p. 5 O LEI, Shop in Doruwell'a Buildings, I Uarby-streetf oorner of 1 heatre Lane.-* John Reld ant co , Agents 'f\V LET, House 6 rooms, Brown-street,' j I Ponsonby: rent. 135.-Ban. Tanner, Agent g Q iren-streot. 'J 10 LET, Charlotte-street, near Riding $ Sohool. New Verandah Cottage, 5 rcomß, cupboards, oven, pump, and tank.—Apply house below. rjlO LET, in Vincent-street, one or two j " furnlahed Bed and -lttlng-rooms; n'.o oti -i'.oben, gas and water laid on; private family, -address thin office. npo LET or Sell, in Femley-street (off I Franklin Road). Ponaonby. a Six-roomed Houbo, with two roal.ter crates and oookln? etove, onpboards aid glass cases, teo. ; water laid on, large ehed and cellar, and every coii venlence for a family—Apply on the grsjalgej. r|"o LET, at Mount Eden, well-finished 1 Six-roomed Hon*., .cnllery, and wain house, with coppsr boiler, water laid on, Ktokoa's Rood, opposite Cuokaej's store, close ta 'Bob .tend.— Apply on promises. rj*pO LET, a Furnished Front Room.— \ sppiytoHS. Stir offlc?. rr\o LET, a good Shop and Dwelling- I house of 7 rooms, in populous neighbour hood : low rent to a go d tenant—Apply to 11, A-hton and Son. v■ 0 LET, a General Btore in ono of the - leading townships In Waikato, doing a flr_t-olaaM.bu_in.Bß. —Apply by letter to AB, Post _____ Te Awamntn. rj^O LET, nice 5-roomed Cottage; nice I position, vary comfortable; Olaren.o Bt., Ponsonby—D. If. _______ Land Agent. rr-,0 LET, the two New Shops In Rut " land-street adjoining the Clarendon Hotel.-J. M. and J. Mowbray. _ rr O LET, New Shop, suitable for drapery, f &0., In Jervois Road: also, 4-roomea.Cot teste In Clareaoa-street.-Apply vv. G. Allen, Clarence street Ponsonby. 13 O LET, a New Shop and Dwelling; JL Baa ud water laid on; adjoining Rowe and Harrison'-. Grocer-, North Koad.—Y. War Ten. Nowton. MpO LET, a pleasant Marine Residence I at the North >__■<_, with Itoaoh Frontage, Apply to Charles Bailey. Boatbnlldar. rpO LET.—One of those nice two-storied I. Cottases in vprtßg-street, Poasonbr Road, Is to Let. the others being nearly oomplated. They contain four large rooms and souhery, with link aad watar land on, fitted with grates, ovons, and onpboards—in fact, every comfort. Rent, oily 10a fid—Partlonlars at Roberta's Btova, oorner of api leg-street. to let: 4 f> or S Rooms tn best part of a Now Houso, 12b p:r week.—Mr Clarke, Eden Vole Road, Mount Eden. ■" i i . ' " i For Bale. C^HEAP COTTAGBB for Sale, within J Alteon mlnntes' walk ot the Market.—F. B, Kwlngton. Estate Agent, text the •• Herald " .-.06. Ri'Oß SALE, Gas Engine, in splendid JP* order, at nearly half its original cost.— Apply to Ingram fc Co., Hlgh-atroet, Anokland. FOR SALE, a first-class Hunter and Buggy Horse from Wanganui; also a Bay Goldlng.good In saddlo and harness.—Appl*y to W. 8. Jones, Saddler, Quoen street. IU OR SALE, a Fast-sailing Cutter, abnut A 1(1 tons, lust rebuilt; new copper. Balls, and gear; ready for sea in ten days.—Apply to* Captain Adams, at Oxley'a, Wharf. IT* OK S»LE, OR TO LET, 5-roomed * Honse, Brighton; register grate, aide oven, wall, and other oonvanlenses.—Apply R. Adllnii ton. Thames-street. Brighton. «j.Ol. SALE (a Bargain), tho Schooner V Jane And»r_on. FlO to.H roglaUr, light draught watar, now lying at Queen - street Wharf.—Apply to k. Mltobolson and Co., 19, Qaeen-atreet Wharf. IfOR SALE, au Allotment 66 x ISO; _V _ood position; stonewall fenoe. Prlco 60a per foot; easy terma—Apply Mr —ark, Kden Vale Road. Mount Eden. FnOR SAi_B, near the Springs and Rail- way Station. Onehunga, a Fonr-roomed Verandah Cottage and Washnouae: alloiment IOIt. x iWf l ; price «180.—Aptly on the place to William Larsen. BJ'OR SALK, Leamington Koad, off Val- V loy Rood, oh? Mount Roskill Road, very protty 1-roomed T Cottage!: scullery, register grate, American stove, cuphoards, tanks, dow window. Allotmont 100 x 100, level, voloanlo poll, and free from atone: a bargain.—D. F. Evans, Land Agont, Quoen-Btreet, next Bank of Australasia. 825 fJ'OR -ALE, a new four-roomed Cottage, I I Ponsonby. — lApply to Mr J. A. Boalo. Solloitor. Boheril— Bnlldlng., fort street. IMPORT.. UT TO BUTCHEKS.-I.an sell a Good Business, whloh the proprietor is disposing of In conß.quonoe of his wife's fall ing health. £300 required for the whole oonoern, in pori'eoi working order.—Apply to F. G. EwlngtcnJ MOUNT KDEN. — New and well finished Villa Residenco; bay window; fitted np with oupboa—ls, register grate; oven, nice garden; 50x100-good corner allotment; a very pretty place ; situated Mary-street, near main road; nico position.—P. F. Evans. (835) Si" BK SOLD, Now Brilliant-toned I Trioord Piano* very cheap; special reasons for selling,-W.W., Star Offlco. Shinglesi Shingle si 50,000 po^SALE at 17 b. SAM WHITE, FENCER. OUBTOM _OUB--BTI<E-T. /Tl O CAPITALISTS. SPLENDID CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. A valuable and grand Corner site, FRONT AGE to MAIN STREET, a few hundred yards bomPoer office. Properties In ao oeatral aad commanding a position a-o seldom In the market, and meet with quick and ready Bale. XMrly all —o potehaso monov can remain on mortgage at 8 por cant., ihe owner being satls- Hod with tbo nrospeotlvo as well as the present v.lnoof tho Blie. FUII partioulais, -a, at ths offloo of D. F. EVANS. Land Agent, tec, Qneen-street. 111 O R SALE. Mount Eden, oheap. and on easy terms, a new and well-finished Cottage of fonr rooms, sonllory, tec ; fitted with reslsler grates, range, ta»k, so. Solendld aUotment (voloanlo). 33 x 115. Prloe, £35 cash, balaioe as agreed upon. D. F. EVANB. I Ks tato-sg-t. T>UILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALkTt PER FOOT. * C-arko-stroet, 258 Rowe-stroot, 30s Mt. Roskill Road, 80s Prospect Torrace, Mt, Haokotstreot, 50. Eden, 20s Marino Paradost, 10s Ring Terrace, 50s Nowton Road, 80s Harbour Tcrraco, about Angloßoa-stroet. 60s 10s Market Square (lease) Nelson street, £7 Stewart-Btrect, 50s Kyber Pass Spring-street, from 12s Bayflold, 22s 6d Graco-stroot, 60s Ponsonby Road, 30s Sholly Beach Roa*. Claronco-stroot, 25s corner, 60s Rußsoll-Btroot Norfolk-st., lot for £100 Mt. Eden, Main Rood Camoron-Btroot. 35s Kdendalo, 60 x 201. for King-st.. 1 lots for £160 £25 Mt. Roskill Road, from View and Wynyard 20s Roads Edon Valo Road Stokes's Point, 1 aero, St. George's Bay Road, £150 from 90s Devonport Stokes's Point, from 10s Bay Road, 3 lots, nt Gladstone, soveral lots £25 Woodlands, from £35 Beach Road, corner, eaoh £100 Gladstone, 100 x 400, £100 Lucas Creek, lot 23 Lncas Creek, lot 21 Collego Road, £510s EUerslio, 1 acre, £200 Commercial Road, 5. aoros. D. F. EVANS, Land Mart, Quoon-stroet, next Bank of Australasia. < .1. i Goodson's Arcade. FOR GOLD AND SILVER WATCHE S (a warranted GO to Goodson's London Arcado. FOR STERLING GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY (guaranteed) Cl O to Goodson's London t Arcade. FOR CLOCKS of all descriptions, and the Cheapest in Town aO to Goodson's London Arcade. FOR JET, Abyssinian Gold, and all Artistic Imitation JEWELLERY (~\ O to Goodson's London VT Arcade. FOR ELECTRO- PLATE and BRITANNIA METAL GOODS GO to Goodson's London Arcade. FOR BREAKFAST, Dinner, Deßßort, After noon Tea, Tea and Toilet Sets GO to Goodson's London Arcade. FOR MAJOLICA WARE, FANCY MOSB GOODS, VASES and LUSTRES aO to Goodson's London Arcade. FOR DECANTERS, Water Bottles, Glass Dishes, Tumblers, Wines, and other Glass GO to Goodson's London Arcade. FOR FAIRY MUSIC, Concertinas, Aocor dlans, Musical Boxes, Orchestranettes, Harmoniums, and Musical Albums GO to Goodson's London Arcade. I FOR CIGAR and Cigarette Cases, Card Cases, and Goods BUlted for Gentlemen's Pre sentations GO to Goodson's London Arcade. Note the Addresses— , GOODSON'S LONDON AROADE, AncKLAUD* I „ „ „ CHRIBTOHUROH. LONDON OFFICE 163 St. Maiy Axe.



Public ;v otices. •^^^^a|counT city "of auci; rl^^OG^ DKaiG,v FOX K°liKi' r> iii , *-I'^***' PREMIUM, £20. A Premium of £20 will be Riven for the Bes Design tor a Foresters' Hall, to be ereoted li Karangahape Koad and Beresfcrd-etreei. Designs wIH be received by the undeislgnec until tha lfith August next. Conditions and fui'tnor putlculars may b< obtained ou appUoation to Mr Thomas Jones | Watohn—ker. Rarangahane Boad. T. W. ALLKN, Seo. "jy O T I C E. We have this day Dissolved Partnership ss Bakers aod Confectioners. All accounts dne to the firm to be paid to J. Robortaon. All debts owing to the firm to be p»id to the said J, Robertson, whose receipts wi 1 be Una!. As Witness our hands— JAMS.B RDBBRTf ON. WAL-.K NAIKiS. Wi tues.-ALvni-D Eustace. Newm.rket.Joly 1.1883. DUSIN.SS NOTICE. The Partnership hlthorto existing between Walter Nairn and James Rober sod, earn lug ou business aa bakers, tec, Newmirkot is this day dlßfolved by mutual consent. Aooounts for and against the firm will be sotted by James Robertson, by whom tho badness wIU in tutnre bo carried on. j4.mks robertson waltkr Nairn. Wltnesn. JLFBED EPST.OB. ri"-HE WONDERFUL CALF. — Now a for 8-le. at Cochrane's Mart, Fort-streot, tin Wonderful C-lf. with two beads, eight legs, fonr ear., and two tai s, mounted on varnished st_nd. Xj OTICE is hereby given that the Partner- JLI ship hitherto existing between us, the nnder.lgoed, carrying ou buaines-aa Carpenters and Builder", unoer the style or firm of "Hill and Flood." haa boon Dissolved as from the Ist dar of July, 1883. Dated this 10th day of July. 1883. JOHN HILL. JOBEPH FLOOD. Wltaess: Q. T. Kbetley Bolloltor. Auckland. IN THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM KELLY. OF TAURANGA, MAKETU, AND OHINEMUTU. All claims against this estato must be ren dered to the undersigned, duly verified, on or before the 20th day of July, instant, with the view to a first and final dividend being declared. All claims not proved by that date will not be recognised. Dated this sth day of July, 1883. HESKETH & RICHMOND, Solioitora for the Trustees. riAHE ACCOUNTS to Night fcoll Con- I tractor to 30th June nit, must be paid without delay, otherwise aervloe will be discon tinued. Offlco : City Market. Open 9to 10 a.m , Bto fl p.m.; aatordaya, 7to 9 p.m. ANOTHER LARGE Fl RE. - Protect i\ your valuables by procuring A. Tann's Celebrated Iron Safe.—X. fe A. Isaacs, Agents. 7»er REWARD for Evidence that will 3&—r lead to the Conviction of the Hoy or Boys that are In the habit ot Catapulting or Throwing Stones at the Horse in my paddock,— Captain Harrlsoa. franklin Road. 9th July. yHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, 0 Absolutely the beat remedy ever made for COUGHS. BRUNOHITIB. AND GOLDS. Price, 2s 6d and .a M a Bottle. BHAROAN _ CO, opposite Post-office. TW" O T I O E . RE EDWARD COSTLEiT DECEASED. All parsons who are or may hereafter be Indebted to the above estate, either tor Interest, rent, or otbarwlaa, will please pay the same to Messrs Jaokson and Ruasell. solicitors, Fort streot, Auckland, whose receipt ahaU be a sulfi -o—at discharge, SAMUHL JACKSON/ K 3SSS_S_t_.» D. HKAN \ Kiw d %_£_t 6f Aggkland. 27th April. 188?. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVI DENT SOCIETY. In order to afford those who cannot leave thoir avocations daring tho day an opportunity for assuring their lives, the Society has decided to opon an Ofllce from 7.30 to 10 p.m. on two evening In the week, viz., Wednesday and Saturday. Suitable accommodation has been obtained at Hickson's Land Ofllce, next to Goodson's Arcade, Queen - atreet, where Mr Metoalfo and tho Society's Referee will attend to receive and complete applications for assur ance, also to afford reliable information as to the position of the Society. All policies taken oat during the currant year will participate in the distribution to take place as at Slst Docembor next. Alter that date all profits will bo divided ANNUALLY, a privilege whioh NO OTHER Life Offlco In tho Colony gives its members. Recollect the Society 6 UNSURPASSED for STABILITY, and for the PROFIT It has realised it ls UNEXCELLED., Tho Ofllce will be opened for the first timo on SATURDAY NEXT 30th inst. ienaers. •il O H U 1 L D E H, S. Tonders will be received up to noon on B*TUBD»Y, 21st instant, for Taking Down ana Re-building ihe Army and Navy Hotel, Queen, treat. Plans, So , at onr ofllo'S, Que*-.street. EDW.'MAHONEY & SON. Architects. rii U BUILDERS The Tenders for Erection of Bank Premises at Hastings for the Hank of NewlZealanldare to be delivered at cur offices by noon Tv- MORRO A". EDW. MAHONEY te SON. Architects, Amnsementß. rj-LND OF HOPE ENTEKTAIN- X> MENT. An Entertainment will be held In the United Methodißt Free Church Sohoolroom, Pit—itroet. This (Tuesday) Evening at 7.30. An Excellent Programme. Admission : Adults, Ed; Children, 3d, 6 UCKLAND COLLEGE AND t%. GRAMMAR SCHOOL ATHLETIC SPORTS. Tho above Sports will take place (weather permitting! In the Domain on FRIDAY, the 13th instant, commencing at 10 a.m. All i Interested in the School are cordially invited to attend. Tho Old Boya' Races, for whloh post entries will bo received, will tako place in the afternoon at 3.30 and 1 p.m. respectively. A Band will also bo In attendance in the after noon. medical PAINLESS MEDICAL ELECTRICITY. ' W. HINTON. having just arrived from Lon don, with most recently approved appllsnoes, Is prepared during a short ttay in this olty to treat nervous and other diseases by Galvanization, Faradization, and Frasklinization. Charges very moderate. Consultation Free. Corns extraoted without pain. Residence: 50. Bobaon- stroft, 7 doors from Governor Browne Hotel. Hours, from 10 a.m. ta 5 p.m. PROFESSOR ELLIS, Medical Herbalist, has arrived from Christchurch, after eflbctlng most successful Cures, and ls now pre pared to treat all diseases. He guarantees to cure (without fail) tho following Complaints, if not too far gone: —Asthma, Bronchitis, Con sumption (seoond stage), Cataract, Dropsy, Dysontory, Fovors. Liver Complaints. Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, and Secret Complaints of young mon. Wonderful Cure for Corns without pain.—Address: 308, Quoon-Btreet (next Young Women's Institute). Private Consulting Room. Hours: From 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. DOCTORa_.«OLD'SP__rNYROYaL AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2a 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents Sharland te Co., oppoulto the Post Oflloe- rriHE Best Preparation extant for promo -1 ting Hair Growth Is Dr. Erasmus Wl'son's LOTION FOR THE HAIR. It Is prepared from the original formula of this eminent authority by Cbarlss Botohkh. Pharmaceu tical Chemist (Victoria and New Zealand), innotlon of Pitt and Gray-streets, Anokland. 1 G. HENDSRSON'S Cherry Pectoral 1"• -. is an Excellent Remedy for Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, and the various other affections of tho Chest and Bronchial Passages.—This preparation ts not supposed to Cheok the Cough suddenly, biit to remove the cause.—To bo had only of J. G. Hendb.—on, Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposito Three Lamps, Ponsonby, Auokland WO R" M 8 All children suffer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain .ore, BHARL_.ND*a WORM POWDERS, 1/paoket Another—riOH Hall, oppoaite Post-office. <-fl HE MARVELLOUS REMEDY ■*• FOB COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, BRONOIIITIS CONSUMPTION, AND ALL CHEST AFFEC-lONS. BONNINGTON'S PECTORAL OXYMKL OF CARRAGEEN OR Hull Moi (Reqistehkd). Cures tho worst forms of Coughs Colds, and Hoarseness, gives Immediate Relief In Bron chitis, is the Best Medicine for Asthma, Cures Whooping-Cough, ls Invaluable in tho Early Stages of Consumption, Relievos all Affections of the Chest, Lungs, and Throat. SOLD EVERYWHERE. GEO. B O~N 1-f INGT ON. CHRISTCHURCH. "DAT 81 RATSI RATSI-Use XI; SHARLAND"S PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rats eat it greedily, and die; no smell. Price, One Shilling a Bottle. SHARLAND te CO.. opposite Post-offlce, I FOR WINTER COUGHS and Bronchia Irritation, TRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronic Chert AffeoUons, " Aickin's Syrup pf Euoalyptuj wlUi Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine." la most certainly alterative and ourative. Try it for Bronchitis and A-THMA Address — THE PHARMACY, QPKKN-BTRE-T. /^URK FOR IN DIuE.TION—TONIC \ \.J BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Regulation, price 3a a bottle.-MiIARLANI) te Co (oppo site Poet-O-floe).



j Shipp pg. ~li-t- T.*'°K HOKIANG».-The s.s a_g * ARGYLE will loavo Onehnng ■ —•___—■ Yvhurf as abovo (weather and otho circumstancos permitting), on THURSDAY July!., at 1 p m„ NOT on Wednesday, July 11 as advertised on first page.—A. McGBKOon Managing Director N.S.S. Co. -__ IJIOR RAGLAN &KAWHIA ij3&s. JC -The s.s. ROWENA will leavi "trSH,t' Onehunga Wharf as above (weathei and other circumstances permittlngl.on THURS DAY next, July 12, at 1 p.m.—A. MoGbkoor Managing Director N.S.S. Co. rpoß whangaßki, _*—k_Cl—*•«&> On aooount of the i-olomonoi _Vr7rV-h_-* of the weather, the -.«. lona If *__-__-_• detained till TO-MORROW i (Wednesday), at S o'clook. A. MCGRKQOR, Man.glng Direo-or N.S.S. CO. Business .Notices. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. DAVID ROSS (of Dunedin), B-ttOW OF THK ROY.il. IWSTITUTK OT BRITISH ARCHITECTS. Begs to inform the people ot Anokland and neighbourhood that he purposes Opening an Offlco in tho City for the practice ot his profe.Blon. Will arrive on the ll!ih instant. IMPORTANT NOIICE To ALL WHO WISH TO SA.VK MONP-Y i The Proprietors ot TUB DIRECT SUPPLY STORE Being impout-hs and Ixi-ai Bdykhs In the Home Markets, are enabled to otter to the publio great oonoesi.iona on the usual Auokland prloes. The Stook is folly assorted, and, comprleleg as lt does in one buildlnx all the requisites for a honae, Pabtibs Fubkishinq Will Kind That They Can Savb Both Tims and Mohky AT The Dikect Supply Store" 249, queen-street. An Immense Btook of Lamps, all 1 The Direct sizes, kinds, and prices, at f Supply store If you have not bought a Look-1 The Ulroot Ing Glasi buy one at / Snpply Store. If yon want a Fender or set o'l The Dlreot Iflrelrons try I Snpply Store. You alwajs want Chins, Gln„.) The Ulroot ' and -arthenware. You o«n> 8 _ IyStore get lt ohoap at . DH|,*M' OUJIa If you need either Brushwaie or) The t Ire- Tinware oall at I Supply Store. When you need Knives and) TheDireot Fores try jeupply Store. Whan you are in want of Spoons. { Ths Dlreot in any quality or size, oall at j Supply store, If yon want any Pocket Knives) TheDireot or Scissors try J Supply Store. When you need a Cruet-stand) T ho Direct ohooso from the immense y a *~°.~ a £_l. variety at > au_ii.ii -i«-o If you waat any Omaments.) n.i.ni^.l. a^aTST w I,^Btre9• "'{a-SfsSSSt- It ioa want a Nice Present for) Tha Direct Mother ,Sy ß^o■'l6^• LoTer or|Bupply Store- Let your Children buy all their) TheDireot Toys at f Supply Store If yon want anything at all.) Thn n ,„.t don't say you cannot get lt tul > B^_?K,°r a you have tried at j supply Btore 249, QUEEN-STREET. TO E N C I N G. BAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST Is as follows :— Best Paling Fence of purlrl ppsts, Hobart rails, and 6ft Hobart palings, one inch apart, 60s. Paling Fence to consist heart kauri posts, Hobart raHs, and heart kauri palings, 655. Throo-rall Fence, puriri posts and Hobart rails, 455. Wire Fenoes with Top Rail, 335. Wire Fenco, 7 wires, 253. Barbed Wire Fence, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, 18s per chain. Cattle won't look at barbedwlre. Picket Fences, from 2s per foot not painted, or 9d per foot _1 complete. Very neat Picket in with mill wrought Wioket Gate, all alntcd complete, at 3s per foot. All kinds Repairs ta Fences and Estimates for very description of Fence given on applica ,ion to Sam. White. Fencor, Custom-street, opposite Arnold. Hlnea and Co. COKE. COX E . THK AUCKLAND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED) O Will deliver this Economical Fuel fc tri in quantities to suit householders w H at tho following ratea tor places _. > within Ono Mile of the Works; B5 g longer distances in proportion:— _ _\ Per Sack, 3 bushels .. ls Cd | £ FlveSacks Gs 3d Ten Sacks, or. ton .. lis Cd TwontySacks,or 1 ton.. 22s Od Orders may bo left at the Offloe or Works. GAS FITIINGS. IC.CLHS, 52 and 54 inch, Rudge's Ball Bearings to both wheels. To Sur veyors, etc.. S Tents for sale, complete with poles and pega.- Joßoph Fltt in, High-street Ginger Alb. GingbrAle. Ginger Ale. John grey and sons, -T.RATKD WATER AND CORDIAL MANU FAOTURBRB, Beg to intimate that they aro prepared to supply GINGER ALK Of a Superior Quality In Quarts or Pints. Iha Publio will find this a Deliolous Beverage. ALSO, On Hand and to Arrive, 20.ca.ks ol Corry's Celebrated Belfast Ginger Ale. EDEN CRKSC-NT AND ALBERT. SIREttT Auokland, July 7,1888. mHE LAST WEEK Of THB CLEARING-OUT BALE 08* CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUEL, 16. QUKKN-6TRKKT (opposite Town Clock). NOTICE; OP REMOVAL. HENRY PETRY, Jeweller and Watchmaker, having removed to moro central and convenient S remises in Queen-Btreet, under the Albert [otcl. takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous customers for their support while in Victoria-street, and hopes, with the increased facilities in the new premises, he will merit a oontinnance of their patronage. lyroncE OF REMOVAL MR _. T. DUFAUR, Solicitor, has Removed to Queen-Btreet, between the "Herald" Pub lißhing Offlce and the Bank of Australasia. Immediately abovo the rooms of Mr D. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent. r>Ai o T l C _. BEES WAXI BEES WAX 1 Purchased In any quantity for Cash. Buyers of Fungus and Muntz Metal, Having purohased In China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMES AH KEW oan confidently recommend them, and trust, that all his old Customers, and the Pnblio generally, will avail themuolves of this splendid opportunity and oall early to bny hia Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Koodoo, Shonohong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every tastei He has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Crockery warci Silks, Handkerohlefs, and other oommodltlee too numerous to mention, Noto tho Address!— JAMES AH KEW as CO* M_ Queen-street, TUoTICI. OF REMOVAL. MASS-'Y 4ND CO., TAILORS, Beg to inform their fiiends and customers that they have REMOVED FROM GREY-STREET lo more Central Premises In VIOTORIA-STRBKT (Two doors below Messrs Holland and Butler's), W here they trust to meet with a continuance of past favours. ENGLISH AND COLONIAL TWEEDS IN STOCK AND TO AEBIVE, All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk. Best work manship, and moderate charges. Customers own material made np. Note the address— . VIOTORIA-BTRKET (Two doors below Holland and Butler.). MASSEjY AND CO., TAILORS. o 1 HAN G _ OF ADDRESS. SULLIVAN AND* McKENNA, PITT-STREET, TAILORS. HABITMAKBR^.ana GENERAL "' ™ OUTFITTER-. | Baa to announoe to their Friends and the Pnblio , ot Anokland that they havo Removed to more Commopious Premises ADJOINING, where they .hall ba happy to meet Customers and Kxeoate Orders to their entire satisfaction. Sullivan, MeKenna and Co.'s cutting is too weU known for remark. I Perfect cutting and comfor tn wearing guaranteed. The address i— Corker of Pitt and Bbb_sfob--BTbbbtb. OOTHACHE CURE -Instantaneous Relief, ODONTALGIC) 1b bottle.-HHAR AND te 00. (opposite Post-o—oel



j -araonai. _______ WILL THE PKRS'iN who took the Eggs and Batter on Saturday night from the Heiensvllle l rain, at Mount Kdnr. It ls supposed, return them at once to the Auckland Railway Station?-». McD.naid. WANTED, Mrs Stone to call on Bern hard Beier on board schooner Jane Anderson, as soon aa possible. IF CHARLES JOHNSTON, lataiarman at the United Service, doea not call before BATURDAV aud pay for his Board and L jdg logs, I will sell bis aog to pay exi.er.s-a, SAMP Ei. PrtAFCE. 'jrHANKS^—I beg to tender my -sincere '* thanks to Mr Kirk. Mrs Woodward, Mr Woods, and all the kind friends who so willingly assisted on the recent occasion of my ohimney onfire.-W. GRIGG, Grocer, Wakefleld-street. Board and Residence. FIRST-CLASS Board and Residence for Two Gentlemen In the suburbs.—For address, apply J,A., Stab ofllce. BOARD Al\D RESIDENCE, three doors from Young Men's Institute. Wel lealey-atreet. OVERNOR -.ROwxib. HOTEL, HOBSON-.TREET.I Boabd and Lodging, 20a. per Week Sii-iB Room 2Se, per Week _ jjggt and Found. LOST, near City Market, on Hie 6th Inst, Gold Ring sot all round with coraL-Flnder handsomely rewarded by bringing same to STAR Offloe. . LOST, new Riding Switch, silver top, opposite Secoombe'a Brewery. Finder rewarded.—Apply bTAH oflloe. LObT, on Sunday, between the Choral Hall and the Ponsonby tte.ervolr, a Coral Drop Earring.—The finder will be rew«—led by leaving same at STAB. • LOST, Young Brown Retriever, answers to name of Carlo; bas this year a collar.— Finder rewarded on leaving earns at J. Hnko's, Batter-street. Educational. PSOM BOUSE SEMINARY, Bpeom. —School ro-open. July 18th.—Drawing. Painting, Calisthenics, and Dancing every Friday. J_J A X N E L L HALL. PROFESSOR BE-WARD- time for Evening Classes being fully occupied, the Adults' Class at Parnell Hall wiU be hold on THURSDAY, from 4.30 to 6 p.m. Early application is re quested, as only a limited number will be received. Terms: One Guinea * ' + Meetings. A O.S.—The usual Monthly Meeting of __.» Sanctuary City of Anokland. No. 8971. will be held In the Alexandra-street School room TO MORROW (Wednesday) EVENING, at 8 o'olook. Candidates from Courts are requested to to In attendance at 8 SO. By order. H. T. GARRATT, Beoretaty. NOTICE.-A Publio Meeting will be h. Id at the BUerstle Hotel on Wednesday next, July 11, at 7 p.m., for the purpose ot Forming a Paper Hunt Club. Auctions. TO-MORROW, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOOK. 100,000 WELL.I.-OWN FOREST, *! FRUIT, AND OTHER TREES. MONSTER SALE OF FRUIT AND FOREST TREES, SHRUBS, &o„ &a, _c. AT ARTHUR'S MART. FROM PON-ONBY NURSERY (Me. W. Masos's). * LARGE AND VARIED ASSORT ME ST of WeU grown TREKS, well balled. AU carefully Packed and De livered one month from day ot tale. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11. 12 o'clock noon. R. ARTHUR, Salesman, &c, Auckland. TO-MORROW, AT 11 O'OLOOK. carbines-Ttaylor WILL sell by auction, To-morrow, at - their It coins. Queen-street, at 11 o'clock ' sharp,- ! i i. POULTRY — Fowl*, Ducks,- Turkeys. Geese, and Young Pips. Canary Birds, Dogs, (So, 1 FRUI -'*-7« oases Hobart Apples PKOUUCK— Bams and Baoon, Salt Butter. Beef, Lard. O-iors. Potatces, Pumpkins, Carrots, Vegetabl- s. Oats. Maize, Fowls, Wheat. Floor, Oatmeal, Sharps, Bran, Pig meal. —O. GKOC'tiUKS-Toa. Sugar, Rice, Mustard, Batloy. Veatss, Candles, Salt, Eisonlts. Rennet, Honey, tec Also, Household Farnlture, Clothing, Jowellery, fto, CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneer*. THURSDAY, JULY 12, At 11 o'clock. FLOUR. BUTTER. FLOUR. G. W. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction, at his Mart, Quee--street, on Thursday, July ...at 11 o'clock, _QQ SACKS FLOUR 5() KKGS TARANAKI BUTTER Terms at Sale. THURSDAY, JULY 12. • On Account of whom it may Concebst. c. & aTlsa&cs i_| AYE received instructions to sell by I—L auotion, at their Stores, Queen-street, on Thursday next, at 11 o'clock, . JOO WAS 18 CURRANTS *£0 OASES DATES No Reserve, ; r: E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. ■ > * *"■ I • B. -tONKS. It. O. CASE. B. D. TONES TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, At 11 o'clock. £00 CASES AP^I-BS, Comprising- CRABS. PEARMAIN3. STURMER PIPPINS, &c &0.. tec. Ex Rotomahana, from Hobart. Also, 120 CASBS ORANGES. Ex Manaponrl, from Sydney. B. TONES _ GO,, Auctioneers. B TONES. K. C. OABB. B, D. TONES EARLY NEXT WEEK? EX EAST LOTHIAN?" EX EABT LOTHIAN. BOOTS AiSD SHOES. Without rbsebvb. E. TONKS & CO. WILL sell, as soon as landed irom the East Lothian, Km TRUNKS WOMEN'S AND CHtt ou DREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES. Without Reserve. Without Reserve, ______tiß_> -*$3Zmtwf__b FRIDAY, JULY 13. K. O. GREENWOOD HAS beon Instructed by the Auokland . -_ HAJftnocß Bo.bd to sell by pubUo auoUon ;t the offloes of the Hoard. Fortitreet onrg. day, the 13th day ot July, at 11 a.n_, ■ "* THE LEASE FOR A TERM OF 50 YEARS (BUhJeot to the pro-glons ot 'Tea, Ha hours Art, 1878-1« Portion of .to !_£ rtc-re ot the Pouth side of AnokiSX S&_&^MBgßia^w Plans, conditions ot sale, and draft of ]____ WIU be on view at tha offloes ol the BoiM.^^ R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. [Contkmed on fourth page)