SUPPOSED INCENDIARISM.

City Market Again Partially Destroyed by Fire.

The Fire Brigade Hose Mall

ciousiy Cut m Several Places,

ANOTHER outbreak of lire occurred iv the

City Market at an early hour tbis morn ing, and the surrounding ate of such a character as to warrant the belief that a deliberate attempt was mails to burn Ihe buildings down. The alarm was given about two o'clock, and was bo lorlg and continuous that, notwithstanding the cold atmosphere, hundreds of anxious citizens hurried Into town to ascertain the cause When the discovery of the fire was made, Constable Mackay proceeded to the western wing and roused the custodian, a man named Robert Chii-g ---neck. It was then found that the fire was in Kafton's furniture stall, which is ou tho east side of the Wellesley-street wing. When the Fire Brigade arriv.d, the flames were spreading to the ro—, and several leads of hose having beeu quickly con nected, a well-directed stream of water was soon playing upon the interior of tho northern wing. The struggle between

the fiery and watory elements was brief, and the flames were soon extinguished, A diabolical attempt was, however, made to prevent this successful issue. Immediately after the water was turned on, a .tartling discovery was made. Tbe force oi ihe water suddenly ceased, and it became apparent that some thing had happened to tlio hose. An ex amination proved this suspicion to have been just, 'lho lead of hose at tho main entrance had boen cut for a depth of several Inches, while a more serious cut waa dis covered at the turn iv the centre of tho building, A close inspection was made of the cuts, and it was concluded by the police and other person-intoiosud,that they had not been mado with a knife, but with a blunt in-trumont, such as an axe, toma hawk, or chisel. It was also found that a -Imilar outr^e had been ncipetrated upon the hose leading from Cook and Wo.lcsl.y streets, no loss than half-a dozen cuts resembling those at first seen bsing dis covered. It Is very fortunate that tho mis sraant did not effect tho purpose ior which ths damage to the hose was evidently made. No sooner was the discovery made than Superintendent Hughes suspected the iataHtlon, and experience led him to hit upon the expedient of parcelling tha damaged portions with sacking. The fire waa nt this time com plete!/ under control, and all further danger was at an end, The attention of tho polioe was, however, called to the circumstance, and Detective Hughes is now making an investigation,

Damage and Insurance,

An exuninotion this morning proves that the damage will not be very serious so far es the building is concerned. Ihe roof has bean burned through in several places, and the flooring and lining of Ka! ton's stalls on the eastern side are almost completely de stroyed. It is estimated that £300 will cover all the necessary repairs to the Market, which Is insured in the National Office for £3,000, the policy being divided in equal proportions amongst the following com panies t—New Zealand, South isriti.li. Colonial, Union, North British and Mer cantile, Northern, Victoria, Sun, United, Imperial, Hamburg • Madge burg, Standard, Norwich Union, and National. Tbe proportion of loss will conse- QUMtly be.vory small. ,'Mr Rafton occupied eleven Btalls, five of these being on the eastern side of the Wellealey-itreet wing the seat of the fire, and the remaining six opposite, His stock consisted of crockeryware, furniture, bedding, &c Tha contents of the five stalls were insured la the i nion office for £400, and this is total loi», On the goods in ihe six stalls, the insnranoe waa £200, also iv tho Union office, bnt this will only be pattial lost, through tho effects of water. Mr Rafton considers that his stock was worth £SSO last night. Mr Green, fruiterer and fancy goods dealer, has Buffered serious damage to his stock by water. Be is uot insured, and estimates Lit 1o»b at £150. Mr Walker's stock of lurniture was also injured some what by water, and he ia not insured.

Cause of the Outbreak

Speculation has been rife to-day on tho canae of the outbreak, but nothing has yet been discovered to throw light on the sub ject. Mr Rafton closed his stall shortly before six o'clock, and states that he had no lire thero then or during any part ot the day. The doors of tbe Market were closed immediately after six o'clock. There is every reason to believe that the fire was the work of incendiarism, and the police should leave no stone unturned to fully Investigate tbe occurrence, and tbe other suspicious circumstances in connection With the water-hose.

ANOTHER OUTBREAK.

The diaeovery was made about seven •'clock this morning that the ridge oi the roof iv tbe southien wing which opens into Cook-street waa on fire. A message was flo-patchsd to Superintendent Hughes, and he harried down with a small detachment of the brigade. The outbreak was not serloas ana was Boon extinguished, but, had it remained unnoticed for another half-hour, the consequences would have beon mnch gieater than thsy were.

Later Particulars.

Careful examination waa mode to-day of the hose tampered with during the progreis of the fire. The cuts are made crosswise, aad must have been inflicted deliberately, and with a very sharp knife or other instru ment The idea that an axo was used is ut terly improbable, lt cannot'be supposed that the damage was the result of defective hose, tha pipe being new, and iv splendid condition. On one lead, the greatest diffi culty has been experienced in cutting through the leathtr, which is hacked a (Treat deal in several places near to the lneialon ultimately made. No donbt exists in tbe minds of those who assisted to quell the outbreak that it was tho work •f an incendiary. Tho flames that rese through the roof aroused and confirmed the suspicion that keroeine had been need. An official inquiry into the whole fire is likely to be held at the instance of tho insurance companies.

NATIVE DROWNED IN THE WAIKATO RIVER.

(BT TBMCtKArH—OWN COBKESrOSDENT),

CAMBRIDGE, this doy. IrtKdead body of a native named Hoani Paheba waa picked up In the Waikato River hereto-day, It appears that Hoani, with two other natives, had been attending a tangi over the deceased natlvo near Taupo, and on returning home in a oanoe tbey tiled to navigate their craft over the Orakei-Korako Falls, but got oapsiied in the attempt. The other two natives roaiaged to reach the chore, bnt Hoani did not come to the surface. The accident happened about ton days ago, the scene of tho accident being about 100 miles by river from here, and there being a large number of high falls and rapids in the river. Considering these circumstance*', the body is in a good state of preservation, Three natives swam into the river after it to day, and brought it ashore. The re mains will be taken back to Taupo for the tangi.

MINING NEWS.

(DV TELEOBAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT. ]

THAMES, this day. Thb New Prince Impebial got 801bs of specimens to-day irom tho slope on the foot, wall leader at No. 5 level, aud a good show is left for seven or eight feet in the roof.

QOEEH OK BBAUTV.*—At No. 9 level tbo —id has been pinched np by bad country, but in tho dig it shows signs of improvements. At No. 10 level north the reef has been heaved, bnt will probably bo picked up in a few feet of driving, The quartz in hand looks well. Seawatd at No. 10 a break has crossed drive, bearing the reef to the right. It has been picked up again, and is loo»ing well. Tho retorting takes place on Friday.

DETACHED ~c.UADRON.-Tho manager reports :—Sinoe my last report I have been working on the reef. It looks woll, and I am getting good dish prospects. I hope before long to be able to report something belter.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

JuiT -, 1883. HouataUr.— Seller., ills Sd .Been ot Beauty - 170; buyera, 16.; Bullets. 17s Od Deep Level Croat—Sellers. 4s EJ— oe Imperial—4ls j buyers, 41a Werahl-o-setler- So 6o Parts—Buyers, 6e 6d; seller*", „

TELEGRAMS.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, this day.

CUSTOMS RETURNS,

The Customs returns for the colony for last month amounted to £105,818 8s lOd, the returns for the principal places being , —Dunedin, £30,413 ISa sd; Auckland, £22,844 15sOd ; Wellington, £17,141 ss3d ; Lyttleton and Ch'istehurcb, £13 513 lis 9d. The returns for the colony for June, ISB2, amounted to £110,187 19s lid. The beer duty last month was £4,136 5s 7d ; corresponding month last year, £9,093 6s 6d, The loturnsof the tax from the principal towns for June, 1883, were—Christchurcb, £_9S 3s Id ; Dunedin, £976 13a 7d ; Auck. land, £813 9s Id ; Wellington, £288 7s 4d, GOLD IN WELLINGTON DISTRICT.

Among the exhibits on the table at the Philosophical Society's meeting Inst night wore about two pounds of quartz taken from a point between Lowry Bay and Pen barrow lighthouse, near Wellington, whioh Dr. Hector said had beon tested and found to contain gold at the rate of 6oz or 7oz. to the ton. Dr, Hector added that the breaks were all fresh, he himself haviug made them, but that beyond that ho could say aothing about tbe tiud, except that the quartz hati a very close resemblance to that of the Wealth of Hations at Keefton,

DUN KDIN, this day.

William Sims, for doing "tho match box trick," was sentencod to 12 months' imprisonment at yesterday's sitting of the Supremo Court.

Josoph Louth, station-master at Tapanui, has been found guilty at the Supreme Court of embezzlement, and has been remaudod pending tho decision of the Court of Appeal on a point reserved.

INVEItCAKQILL, this day..

At a meeting of the Frozen Meat Com pany, the question of replacing tho plant lost in the Waitara was discussed, con sideration of tho matter being ultimately adjourned, Several of the speakers com mented strongly on tbo apathy of tanners in not supportiag the Company.

Charlos Voi|.-it, night-watchman, was chsrged with di-charging a revolver with in'ent to injtire niveau McGregor, employed as watchman at the Prince of \\ ales tl otel. Prosecutor aoposed that early in the morning the jr'Boner knocked at the door of tho hotel, and refused to go away, whereupon several buckets of water were thrown on him. He then returned and fired at McGregor, who returned into tho hotel unhurt. Defendant, who was not on good terma with McGregor, stated tbat there was a light in the hotel, and on seeking to enter he was knocked down and otherwise abuiod. Ho also stated that ho used blank cartridge, aud aimed at tho floor. He was dischargad with a cau tion by tho Bench.

Latest Despatches.

[BY TELEGRAPH.—SPECIAL REPORTER.]

WELLINGTOV, this afternoon,

The New Local Courts Bill,

Thero is a diversity of opinion between the Judges and the Government over tbe Local Courts Bill. It appears the Judges want to magnify the District Courts, and with this object they increase the power, jurisdiction, and work of tho District Courts, making ihe Supreme Court mainly a Court of Appeal. Too Government, on the other hand, would restrict the powers of tho Local Courts, employ ono or more extra Suprome Court Judges, and cany, ai it wore, tho highest kind of judicial func tions and law into tho corners of the land, and by to doing restrict the chances of appeal from inferior to superior Courts.

TJie Native Land Company's Bill.

The Joint Committee on Standing Orders havo agreed to recommend that tbe Standing Orders alleged in tha examiner's report not to have been complied with in the case of the New _calaud Land Com pany's Bill, be dspon-ed with. In ordi nary c.uric, tho bill will be read for the first time to-day.

Shoftkeepers' Hours of Closing.

Mr Swanson is moving in the direction of amending the Municipal Corporations Act, so as to place power in the hands of coun cils for the regulation of tho closing hours of shopkeepers.

Chairman of Public Accounts

Committee.

Mr Moaa has been appointed Chairman of tho Public Accounts Committee, in which lho subject matter of the Control ler-General's memo, will shortly bs con sidered.

Remission of Fines,

Mr McDonald to-day asks Government if they intend carrying out the promise made by Sir John Hall to refund half of the fines imposed under the Sheep Act upon certain sheep-farmers in Poverty Bay ; also if it » true that the Government have rcduted the amount of Hues from £100 to £5 imposed ou elißcp-iarmers in Marlborough ?

Physical Training in Schools.

Mr Miß'ttjlrew to-day moves : "That, in the i*pi-riSK <$ tMUHouse, it is desirable that physical training should constitute an essential branch ot the education at public schools throughout the colony, and that it is the duty of tho Government to see that a fair proportion of the vote for educa tion .hall be expended in tbat direction." The Ventilation of the House.

A con.mi.toe to devise means of im proving the ventilation of the Houbb is to be appointed.

Coming Questions.

On Friday Mr Mitchelaon asks Govern ment if they intend connecting Mangapai Post Office with Whangarsi; and Mr Harris aska for the monthly sitting of the R.M. Court at Howick.

Ihe Native Land Company's

Bill.-Decision of Committee,

In the House this afternosn, the Joint Committee on Standing Orders repotted on the New Zealand Native Company's Bill, that tho examiners' report is correct, bnt, that having hoard tho promoters by tbeir agent, recommended that tbe Standing Orders 31, 32, and 16 be dispensed with and that parties be allowed to proceed with the bill on condition that clause [6 is expunged. That clause gives the com pany power to purchase native lands. I near that clause 6 of tho bill has boen struck out by the committee.

R.M. COURT.-This Day.

(Before IL G. Seth Smith. Esq., 8.M.)

UNDEFENDED CASES. In the following cases judgmonc wont for tho plalntifis by default:—flulmo v. E. D. Whit combo, 9s 2d: H. Saw kins v. Michael Grace, 10s 6d: C. T. Wron v. 11. A. Cowpor, £4 17s Od; same v. W. H. Howlett, £8 lls9dj L. D. Nathan and Co. v. J. Hathaway, £13 1b ; W. H. Kenton v. Jas. Smith, £3 13fl od: same V, Capt. Oorbett, £2 Is 6d; same v. 8. B. Cameron, 18a; samo v. H. Bowman, £4 2s; Union Sash and Door Co. v. Miohael Houlihan. £2 lis 7d; fas. Smith v. Jas. Irvine. £1 9s Id; John King v. Joseph Molloy, £2 Hs; H. Harris v. Meroury Bay Tim ber Co., £6 Os 9d: John King v. Geo. Gapes, £1010s; Cornelius Little v. William Trevarthon, sen., £1 ls Cd.

JUDGMENT SUMMONS CASKS. A. G. Reid v. J. C. MaeCormlck.- Claim, £1 16s.—The debtor did not appear, and an ordpr was therefore made for payment of tho dobt In ono month; in default, 10 days' imprisonment. Thomas Slater v. Moss UoTYonnh.-Claim, £8 2s. - Mr Speed for judgment creditor.-Alr S. Hesketh for debtor.—By consent an ordor was mado for the payment of the debt within ono month; in default, 10 days'lmprisonment. W. H. Dawson v. S. W. Ivens.-Clalm, 32a.- Order made for payment on or before Sept sth; in default, 5 days' imprisonment, . Mooro and Townsend v, H. L. Kldd.-Claim, £10 Hs.-Mr George for judgment creditors.— Ordered to pay on or before sth September; teg days'imprisonment in default. K. Kedfern v. H. Smith.—£2 -.-Order made for payment at rate of 10s a month; in default, 5 days imprisonment.

tiDJOUHN.D. Charles Bailey v. Paioa S.S. Co, £166, 10a; Georgo Hnlme v. J. H. White, fill 9s 8d; Saml. Leo v. Henry Llewellyn, -519 -s 6d; Dennis Sullivan v same, £8 2b 6d; John Codd v same, £3: Hanchard and Cranwell v. J. W. Waller, £3 17b : 3. Mclntyre v. R, J. Gibbons, £41 4a 6d j F. J Some—ield v. T. Flaherty. £3: Same v. W. A. Waterman, £9 10-1 L. D. Nathan and Co v. J. W. Waller £19 2d; B. 11. Keening v. Thou. Garlick, £11 lis; Jas. Brannd v. Albert Walker, £29 16s Id; Jamos Dickenson v. Wm. Boager, JUDGMENT CONFESSED. John MoNeill v. Georgo Wadman.-Clalm, d>2 ' 10s lid.—Tho defendant appeared and confessed the claim. Judgment was given accordingly.

DEFENDED CASKS. Nicholas Hunt and John Hough v. Geo. But cher. Claim, £13 5s 6d work and labour done.— Sir Lusk for plaintiffs; Mr C. F. Buddie for defendant.- The plaintifl- aro painters, and the claim was brought In r.-spect of a sub-contraot whloh they took from tho defendant for paint ing and varnishing a house at Aroh Hlllthat ho waa erecting. They had received £10 on ac oount, and now sought to recover the balance. Tho defence waß tnat tho work had boen un properly done, and that the ohargos were exhorbltant.-After hearing evidence, His Wor ship struck out some of theltems from the parti - i culars of claim, and gave judgment lor £& 5s Cd, and .3318s costs.

VBM AUCK-_i___-l) EVENING STAR, THCRSDAY. JUL? 5-



— _- _ Lrost and Found. LOST, List evening, between Queen and Collingwood-streeta, a Silver Watoh,wi_ Booket attached.-A reward will bo paid It left at Star Qlllee. _ LOST, from Symonds^-treet, Fox-terrier Pup, black Bpot on back.—Reward will bo paid to finder on returning same to Mrs Mao ready, Symondß-atrest, opposite City Road. LCST, Monday night, between Athen teum, Newton, and Symonds-Btroet, Um brella with coloured lining. — Finder will ba rewarded on leaving same with Mlaa MoLaugh lin, Shortland street. ____, LOST, on Saturduy evenm;;, between Queen-Btreet and Ponsonby, Bright Gold Brooch: oval, white cornelian atone, with glats box centre for hair, small bine stones round B-ge,—Anyone returning same to F. Mace, at Messrs Morrin te Co's, Q teen street, will receive -2 -ward. LOSl', on July 4th, Gentleman's Signet Ring.—{toward will be given by leavi-i? atßr_j.Offloa. LOST, between Albert-.treet and Whart, la April, a Pccketbook containing _eaf_r- Ine Ulsohsrg— bearing came o( Anaorson.— Whoever will return same 10 40, Hobson-street, will be rewarded. rpAKEN by Mistake.'lrom St. Thomas's » Hall. Qontleman's Silk Umbrella.—Pleaso return same to Star Offlce. Board and Residence. * PaKTmENTS Vacant at Mr -?■ Garrlok's. 10. Hobaon-atreet North; nloely Bituatod, good view. Tonus on application. h" »OAltD _ANDR_SfDENCE.—Vacancy P for 2or SReaiio'itab'o Young Men. Terms moderate.—Apply Mrs Clarke. 117. Qroy-atroot. /GOVERNOR BRUYvna HOTEL, \JT HOBBON-ITBKBT. 80-J-D AND LODGINO. 2-3. per Week I Kinqlk Room. _.._%_. por Week Dividends. I OOROUGH OF PaKNSLL. Notico Is hereby glvon that tha Water and T'miim.o ttaes Iseoond 001100 Ion) ara now due, and X la requested that the game bo sold with out delay. Arrears of the lirat ooliootlon of Bald Ratoß must bo paid forthwith, or proceedings will bo taken to ontoroe pi»yo>ent 8. REXNOLDS, Town Clerk. sth July. 1883. ;■■■-■■ ~ .i i M__T3 OaOinetmttgar-i. ■ AMIS BEID AND SON Beg to o—l the attention and careful oonsidora tlou of those about to Furnish to tho Vkby Favourable Prices of ALL BJLNDS OF FURNITURE. Having Introduced Steam Power, thoy are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house In town. JAMES KUID & SON, FumnTURE Emporium, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Shop from Viotoria-trt T. & B* U ° ° X Xi 44 AHD 46, VIOTO-_tA-BTB-.BT, Bog to draw tho attention ot Ladlos and Oan tlemen furnishing to thoir LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTHD STOCK Of ■pURNITURK. oomprluing Drawing and Dining-room Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with glass panels. Sideboards, Oheffonlors, Hall Tables and Hatetanda. Offlce Tables, Chlmray and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Caao Chairs lv great variety, Toilet ware, Drawers, Wash stands, tec, tec /-UtPETfI. inoludlng Brussels, Tapes try, Klddennlnster, and Folt Carpets, Hoar—ruga, Coir and China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Llnoioum, Flooroloth, Door Mats, Wool Mat*. Bed-reom Rugsj&o, TDEDDING of all kinds and of the beat quality. Hair, Wool. Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattreuaeo, Spring Mat treason. Including the Paten, Wire Wove Mattress iFoather Beds. Bolsters, and Pillows: Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pal- Uasao T & H. COOKE, 48, V-OTORIA-BTHE I factory. E-Uott-atreet. Drapery etc. WE CAN BEAT QUEEN -BTIU.-5T IN MHWTOrt. no call on EOBSKT MASON for K-Joker Bulls, Boys' and Youth*.' Suits all sl-_ isood value): Mea'a Trootors ivivy good quality), lis Od; Trooßoxa ud Ye.i ta flrat-tlaas anion), 21a Od; Cloth and V> orated Coat-. apLaudld value; Tweed Suits, Irani -ia Od; Grand Selection of Winter Bbiru. Ladle.' UH Oambrlo Handkerchiefs. Cl; Umbrolderud Col la. 8. Id; Hit ok ilpa. from M; flask Htraw Hats, la; Trimmed, -j ; White Flannel 1044. I* Sd. la Sd I Twill (>ro tonmw. 64 (good paiursr); OU dren'a Wool Bom, Sd ; Stamped Vi-ivet, al 2a Gd (going quirklri: Lis so Frilling, —til i arly and g.t n pair of good Stockings. K. M. ml- at above prloes for OAsil ONLY. BOYS' /CLOTHING IHAHT. PARKNTB WOULD DO WELL TO MAKE A CALL AND INaPHOT. 8058" NEW ZBALaND -WEED SUITS. Boy.* CU—lag Mart BOYS' BAILOR BMTS. Bora' Olothlag Mart BOI»' Vatvirr BOTTa. Boys' Clothing -fart. BOYS' B«RGE SDITB. Boys' Clothing Mart BOYS' OTKBCOATS. Boys' C-Othl»g Mart. Special Lin. la Strong Durable TWEEDS FOR BOY a' WEAR. Measure taken and pattern cut to fit at nominal obargo tor those who prefer to mako nn tbeir Offß garnet-la. /Oft BUYS ONLT. Note tho Ad-re*—— BOYS' /"-OrH-l»G AfART. ois' _>lo_ki.«_ Ivlart, Next to tbeir TAmonii— »bt.iulibiimk.vt. WHITE AND WATKIHSON, TAILOBB AND WOOLLEN IMPORTERS, VICTORI---TB«KT, ACOKLANP. riNENS 1 INBNSJ IRISH LINENS I MANUfACTURER- LENGTHB, YAB» Widb, sood and fine, from la 9d tha jard LAMBS' HEM-SMTOHEtI AND BMBROP DanßD HANDKERCHIEF-, beautlfal des-gns, 64d LARGE SIZ* FINK LINEN HANDKHR CHIEF-. 9d BOUOHT CHEAP AND SOLD CHEAP. INSPECT AKD JUDOE FOR YOUEBKLVBS. T. B. BOBfIOK. MELBOURNE HOUSE, PONSONBY. Ga C 0 U T TS, DRAPER AND HABERDASHER. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, OPFOBITB nOWB-BTBSKT, NEWTON. J. and W. Williams, IMPORTERB OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, ANB FANCY GOODS, BOTH BIDBS KARANGAHAPE ROA D. NEWTON; AND AT WHANGAROA NORTH. TALr.THf-8. rfIALRTHEB. "T'AIiBTfJKB. ALEIHBB. ± ALE THUS. A ALBTHEB, Wi have Jn_t reoelved, ex Clyde, A BEODND SHIPMENT OF THESE OELE BRATBD PATXNT VBNTIL-TKD WATrXKPROOF OLJATB, Mado from ohoioe Tweeds, In Canton, Cash mdre, and other makes. Any of thd above oan ba seen at our Branch Store, WhangSroo Pond Bize round waist and length. Prices, from 30s to 80a. Sea what the Field says res peeling these Goods t—" I havo tried your Ventilating Coat well in ths eounlng field, and consider It a great t-ocess. it ls rr.ort oomfortabie to walk in, and turns any quantity of rain,—Yours vory faithfully, ****•"*" (RoniN Hoqdi-Mk—-a OOOPKR. BOX AND CO." A New Prooess (jnet discovered} prevents the rubber hardening and destroys all amell of nap——■ A Job Lot of HONEYCOMB QUILTS jnst to band, ten quarter, from _6d to 16s 6d. We have always on hand a BHOW OF HOBIKRY, BHIRTB, HAT 3, TIES, BRACKS, BKLTa COLLARS, tec, tec For Prloe, Stylo, Variety, and Good Value, Seoond to None In Newton. «g^— ~— ——^^^^F^-^^—^ m^m—nmm^^'mm^f__ (JHAKLANDS CHEERY PECTORAL, O Absolutely the beat remedy ever made for COUt-HS, BRONOHITI--. AND COLUS. Prloe, 2s 8d and ts fld a BoiUe. SHAR'-AN * OP- opposite Post-offlee. LIVER REGULATING. A ICKIN'E PODOPHYLLIN PILLS, No. A A are now known from Inveroargili to Mon' KOnnl as one of the most effective remedies for a SLUGGISH LIVER " Torpid Digestive Fnno tion, Billousn-aa. Ohronlo Constipation, Flatu lency, tec Thoy are a safe aperient and CONTAIN NO MI—EH AX WHAT-VICK. Sold in Boxes at Is., and Bottles at ls. 6 and 2a. Od. (all sugar coated). TTTHE PHARMACY. QUKEN-STREET



"Wanted. \AT ANTED, the news to spread aDou TV the grand Cheap -fresh Lot of Men'i and Women's Auokiand-ma. o Boots i a Damplor'a Boot Shop, Victoria etreo*- WANTED, a strong Boy; one accus tomed to tho emlih shop.—Jas. Msokle Coachbnllder, Vlctorla,»»T_t, Kast. \\T ANTED KNOWN—Three Pairs foi Vf nothing to the QenWeman who does noi tMnltmy rresh Lot of Oenta' Real Hand-sewn k last.o-Bide Boota for 10a a bars am; at Dumpier t Boot Shop, Viotorla-Btreet, «-. ANTED, a General Servant; also, TT Nnrs.girl.-Apply to Mrß Ware, Ko muora, before noon or after fl p.m.; references required. ■ta/"ANTED, a General Servant; nurse- Vt majd and boy kept: referencesreoaired. —Apply off. R o-uo-. ANTED, a General Servant; must boa good cooi,—Ponsonby Cinb Hotel. ANTED KNOWN—Another Grand Lot Berlin Wool, beautiful colours, .till tha same prloe (3d tho cozen skeins); Fi.gerlng wool (all colour.), 3d per skein; Brown or White Woißted, Id tha largo skoln; at Dam plar'a Wokefleid-Btreet Shop. \J_I ANTED, a young girl to assist in Vt Housework; sloop at homo.—Apply between 10 and 12 a.m.—Mra Johnson, Albert atreet, Newton. AIS TED, a Lad iwed to cabinet work. Appy W. Mulllndlne, at thu Auokland Timber t'oinuany (Limited). WAN 1 El), for Kaeo, General Servant, able to cook; 16i per week.- Apply Mr-i Turner, oppostto Mra Mtlos'ii, fruiterer. Koran ganqpo ttoad. WANTED, a competent Uardensr to prune trees; re—irenoes required.— Apply Mr Btodart, Haokett-etreet.Ponsonby. _ W"ANTItD, a Cook—Laundress; very small family; others kept.—Apply to Mrs Bourne. Orabol Road, Kemaer». _ WANTED, an active youth te Collect, and Dollvor Orders.-E. Wood, Meat Depot, Bymonfla-streot. ANTICD, two or three good Pick and | Shovel Men.-Apply to-night, 7 D.m. Dunn'^ Wellington Hotel. Wellington-street. * ANTED KNOWN—Towels, 2Jd ; Extra Grand Line of Ladies' Silk Scarves, la: Cork doles, -id tha pair; Stay Busks, 'id, Id, and Oa the pair; at Dampler's Wakeileld-atre.tahop. . HI AinTED, a clean, steady Lad or Man acousto—od to the butchering.—T. Hedger, Buictior. Kybtr Pma, WAN! KD, some kind Person to Adopt • Baby (girl) 11 months old.-Apply AU., -tab Oißoe.. _____ WANTED, a Man to drivo a baker's cart,—Apply to J, Croaiey, Bob»on-.t. WANTED, Two Plasterers for New Plymouth.-Apply Timber Yard, Auok land Timber com.pant. WANTED, the Public to read G. Hutme's Red need Meat Advertisement, jueoo-.treet. WTAN fED7_ Tinßinith; also a Boy for tho Biscuit Factory,—Apply to John Lamb, 85, Queen-atreet. WANT_D~3 respectable men as Boarders ; comfortable sitting-room, with use of piano. Terms, 19s per week, in :ludl»g washing. — Apply Mi. Cavanagh, Kolaon street, 2nd house from Cook atroot. W-HXT..D, Seafaring Men and others to Buy iririit-an _ -hoes at fs Od. acd ret Old Boots rei.„irua-at city Market Boot -hop. WANTED KNOWN-Ladies' Collara, 2d; Collars and C_f-. 5J tho sat; Rlb- MJiB (assortod). 3 Inohot wide, la per yard; rood sewing talk, Itw than ujuaJ prio», 2 reels ,d; at D-mpler't Wa-efleld-iitre-it Shop, WANTED, Miners accustomed to Long Drill, for Mr Danahor's Contract, IV'tlllnaton ; none but practical meru-Apply to Alexander Wt—on, Oook-ttreetl WANTED, Men accustomed to boring and blasting soft rock.—Apply Martin Jsnahor, Johnsonvllle. alx miles from Welling on WANTKD KNOWN-Ladios' Outdoor Shoe*, it ; Ladles' High-heel Black Kid Dan-.lng or Evening Shoes, la Bd ; at Dampler's Boot Shop, Vlci oris., I treet. WAITED, at once, a 2 or 3-roomed Cottage (detached preterrsd) wlth<n 30 minutes' wa*k of Uneea-atreol -, about 8s por week.—apply H. 8., Star Offloe. WANTi-D, Everyone to Buy a First- Class Wm tar tight Boot, lQt 6d—at the _ity Market Boot Shop. All repairs exoorjted. VyANTaD KNOWN - Men's Un- TT bleaahed Books. 3d; Superior do, 01; Worttad Books, id; Braces, 9,1; Mail's Bind .altos, 2d tbe snltt; -try Superior do, M ; at Dampler's Wak_il_—-street Shop. "ANTED, all the Ladies to bring their children to bo fitted si tha Olty Market Hoot Shop. Boota at all prices. Repairs .xeoutod -o-tly a<.d ohoapiy. «*/ ANTED to LKT, two or thrco rooms, » * with una of kitohon.—lnqulro of Mr Whito, grooer corner of Great North Road. Wo « l El), Dairy Fod Pork. — U. Hulme. Bntoher, Queen-atreet. WAftlkD, Pupils, by Mr Jonson (Shorthand Tenchor at tho College). 3horthand taught In threo months. Address : Karangahapo Road. WANTKD, a good strong Lnd used to a produoo store,—Apply at ti. Partridge's, r^i'luon *.yoet. \\. An TED.—Call and See the wondor- T T ta 1 vain ala Cor nets—ls 6d, lit 81. and 3s Ml—at J. Brow-,'! Cheap Drapery, Mllllr.ory, -nd Uothlng -itabilahm—il. Painoli. W Ail TED, needlework of any descrip tion by the day. In families adjacent to Albert Pa -.—A«dreai A.8., SfAg *_____• WAITED, for 2 Whaling Ships, now lying at Rilßßoll, 6 Yonng Mon.—For particulars, apply to Capt. IL F. Anderson, Queen street, ____ WANTED ICTSoWN— Ladits' Winter Jacket-, Ss Od; Ladles' Ulsters, St Bd; wnol Shawl), la Sd ; Lot of Largo do, oho*p ; Wlu.oySklitß.3. Od; at Dampler's Wakefield street Bhop. VV ANTED TO SELL, a Mortico T t Machine—Apply Star oflloe. ANTED, a good Housemaid, also a Young illrl to nmlst la haajowork.— Apply at Cambridge Hoise. Vlacent—root. WANTED, a Dairy to supply good Butter.—Apply to IL A. MoCarthny, Notron-street. vt I ANTED, Froehold Lot with Houae; tt sbcui 150..— Apply at once to Ca-h, Star offloe. W7ANTED KNOWN-Eack Cimbs, TT _d; Tooth Oomba, 2d; Malr Hruhof, Od; To.»b Brushes Od ; Hair OU. 6d the bottle; Barry's Trlo»ph»roua, 1b IW; at Dsduplet's Wakefield-atreet Shop. WANTED KSOWN — I will gtvo 3 Pairs of ths following for Nothing to those who do not think than. Barga'ns :-___—o.' Hlgh-heol white _-»r»ol* Boota 1« tha pair; Ladies' Hlgh-h-el Whit* Ud Hoou. Is Od and ia 80. at Dantpter'B B—it Shop, Ylotorla-ttroet, in; ANTED, a respectable Girl, from 10 * ' to 18 years of auo, to asolit in housework. - Apply to Mn Atgiss, gemntra WAN 1 El), to liny, Left-oil doming of every description, for cosh. Parties waitod on. P.S.-Wanted Known—For Hire, Trun and Saddlo Horace.—Apply Thos Hill, Clothier and Draper, Parn6L. WANTED to Soil, first-class 6_ horso power Borls—ital Kmgl.e wlta Multl tubular Boiler.—For prlot, &0., aptly to T. W. I _______ General Furnlshur, nnxt \lb»rt Hotel. ANTED the Ladies to Know that Munro ana Mllllgan, Hobson-Btreet, have Honred the servlons ot a first-o1»bb Mil liner, and are now prepared to supply millinery tn all its branohe- on the shortest notloe. WANTED KNOWN-A Few Print Costumes loft, only —; a Grand Line of w Inter Costumes, 15s; Black Fur Trimming, 01 the yard ; a wanßdown, ls the yard i at Dampler's Wakoileld-Btroet Shop. WANTED KNOWN.-Bsgatelle Boards.—Shlpmont jnst to hand ex Lock Ken, with real Ivory Balls, all Blzos and reliable rm—:o. Also, Tablo Croquet, Raos Games, Writing Desks, Work Boxoa, &c—Chos. Kelsoy and Co., two doora below Morrins. Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN by friends and customer!)— That Mossrs Tapp and Co.. Boot and Shoemakers, have purohased the; Stook and Business of Scott ana Co., Viotorla- Btreet (opposite Hobson Hotel), and Intend to continue selling the Best Quality ot Goods at current prloes. »«/ ANTED KNOWN—Nico Lot of y' v Flannel (White and Coloured), oheap; also Grey lilankots, 10s the pair; Pod Qnilts, 3s 3d each; Rugs, 7a; at Dampler's Wnkefleld atreetßhop. WANTED SEEIN, the grand lino of Gents' Warm Hotel 8 lppors at 2i; also. Ladle. Hlgh-hoel Prunella Roots, wi*h toe oaps. Ba 6d.—At Damplor'a Boot Stop, Viotoria Btreot OAT ANTED KNOWN-That 1 am pre- V v pared to purchase Hou-ehold Fnrniture and othor effects on the premises on tho ahortost notice, in town or oountry.—Apply personally or by letter, to James Roe, Darby-st. eet. aa/ AMTKD KNOWN — uukap TIM. Vt ber I Chkap Timber 1 And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purohased ohoaper and hotter than anywnoro else at the Yard a ot D. Goldiic, Albort-atreot. KNO.VN-That aU Work- Vv Ing Men can savo thoir money by call ing at Govornor Gordon Restaurant All moals 6d. Board and Lodging. 15s per wook.—RonKßT Murdoch, Proprietor. Note tho addßesa, nearly oppoaito the Waltemata, and cloae to tho Dock WANTED KNOWN.-Mrs J. Whito, Draper, Parnell. has for sale a large gnantity of English and Colonial Boots and hoes at greatly reduced prices, having decided to give up tho Boot Trade to enable her to givo tho nocosßary attention to tho increasing domand for Drapery, Fancy Goods, &c. A hue of good Presß Material at Bd. Kiltings neatly made. Parcels delivered to any address. ANTED" KNOWN—Money to Lind on personal and collateral soourlty, re payable by weekly instalment*.. Bills dls oonnt cd,—Rae's New Zealand Pawn Bhop, Darby-street \\ ANTED KNOWN — Men's Blaak v ■ Felt Hat«. St: Grind Line of Boys' Blaok do. la 8d; Frmion Peak Caps. 91; ladles' and Gent's Far Caps, ls; at Dampler's Wake field Btreet Snop. WANTED KNOWN—Coloured Cash mere, la 61 tie yard ; Blaok Velveteen, la 9d ; Cretonne, 7d the yard; Damask Tablo oovers. 8a 6d; American Leather for I able Covers, lid the yard; at Dampler's. Wakefield- J street Shop,



I Wanted. I \\T ANTED, £100 for six months, en I VT BHlofSale. Geo "isiourlty. £12 given for accommodation. — Address Money, Pont l offlco, Auckland. I W ANTED. — When you are in Hobson- V T street call and see the Large and Choice Stook of Scotch Cheviot Tweeds, In heather and nranlte shades, it Munro ana Mllilgan'a I •**, ANTED KNuWM—Tbat Plaist.d's ( V V New Shop, Gumeraoha House, Great I North Boad, Is now open for the sale of Drapery, Boots and Slice!, i'ancy G.ol'i, Btatlonery, and J*pa--e_o Bonds. WANTED UNOWM-Tbe following slUhily soiled Ladies' Bnperlor Coloured Kid Gloves, ls 2d; Ladles' Felt Skirt", ls 6d; Clark'B 200 yard reels of Blaok Cotton. Id eaoh; I Men's Trousers. Is 6d; at Uamnior's Wakefield. Streot Ship. , «*/ AN TEO to Rent, for a term, a lour 'V roompd Cottage within a short dlsta-o of Railway ataii;n; must be In thorough repair. Kent moderato: good tenant.—Address, stating terma terms, tec to ABO. Stab offlce. V*7 ANTED KNOWN — Tea 1 Tea I! T- Teal! I Having just Bought a Bargain in Tea at Auotion, I will aKLL IT at ls Sd the lb. Several havo tried it, and say they cannot see any difference between lt and what te generally sold at 3i elsewhere. Any way, I WILL GIVE THRt-r. POUNDS OF IT FOR NOTHING to the Art person who does not think it a Bargain. So ba in time.—Al 11am pler'B flob-on-itrent Bhop. ■**; ANTED, Buyers of Silver Jewellery » T to bnow that Charles Kelsey and Co. make this department a Speciality by keeping a large assortment and confining themselves en tirely to real Silver.— Charles Kolsey and Co.. two doors below Morrhiß, Ironmonger. WA :> T E D X N~O WN THE BKBT ANII CHK S.P-.BT HOUSE FOR DKAPSRY IS J. CAUQHEY'S, I-Aeanqahapk Road. WANTED KNOWN- J, C. is a Cash Bbykh, is Ukdur Small KXT—NBB, AND WILL SELL A GOOD ARTICI— AT A LOW PUIOK, WANTED KNOWN- Strong Groy Calicoes. 2d, 2_d. 3d, 4d,__, and Cd Wblta flltto. Bd. 3.0. l.d. s<i, 109. Goad Heavy Navy Soree. Old, 11J-, ls Sid Blaok Cashmere, ls Sjd ls Ud. 2» Bd, 3s 3d Coloured Cashmere.. Is 8)d; beautiful shades of wine, Msroae, Prune, and brown Unblenohed Shooting, double wlctb, IOJd, 1b Old White ditto, ls id ls 3.9.. U Sjd Woriliig Men's khlru, 11 jd. ls 10_d. 2sßd,3a, 3—d i vimean Shirts, la Ud, 5s Bd. us lO.d Men'a Sooka, In lambawool and merino, from 7Jd Hplon Id Value In Blankebi A Large Stook of Ladles' Hosiery, and a Com plete Stook of Haberdashery, j J. UAUGHEY. Two Donna Abovb L-MUJUHHE'S. KARa>'G»HAPE _.AD XAr ANTED KNOWN-Three Pairs for if nothing to the Lady who does not think the Ladles' High-leg Hlgb-heel Prunella Boots for Oa Od a bargain ; at Damplor'a Boot Shop, Vie toria-atr-et. ANTED KNOWN-THAT J.HIL te CLIFFORD- BALM OF GILEAD Stands foremost among the thousands of reme dies bow In vogue for COLDS, HO»R.¥NK?S. BRONCHITIS ABTUM*. AND OHKBT COMPLAINTS. Used In all parts of ths Colony. Eold in bottles at 2s and 2s lid. THAT COMPOSITION POWDER, First made and nsed by the Founders of Medical Botany, now used by all who know Its virtues. It a Cheap and First •class .tornady tor Colds, xoro Throat Loo. .a-at-. Pains In the Stomaoh or Bowels, } lb, Una. ls 6d. THAT HAVING A LARUE STOOK OF HBRBS IN NEW ZB ALAND, N. te C. have boen able to Restock their Dispensary with the CHOIOKST AND BUST OF HERBS. 'Ihey aollolt a trial from all who are suffering, j Theirs Is Purely Herbal Treatment. BOTANIC ~DIS P E N S A R V, ! WKLLVBLkY-BTRKItT KAST, Four doors from Crulokshank and Miner's, Qoeen-itr—it, Ul AMT.I) KNOWN-: TI JU-.T OPENED UP AT STEPHENSO N'S— Velveteen. 1/9,25, 2/G, to 5/6 par yard 600 yards Coloured Satins at 1/6 and 1/9 1 oase Hosiery, newest shades, in Navy, Seal, ! Black, Cardinal, Wines Splendid Value in Ulsters, 3/6 upwards ' Plain and Fanoy Jersey Jaokets, 7/6 to Sis A apodal Lint In Newmarket Shape, 20s Underclothing, in Newest Styles, all prloes Hats, tn Newest Shapes, largt variety j Largs Assortment Men's Clothing Folt Carpets, yard wldt, V 3 per yard Tapestry Carpnts, 2/3,2/11, and 3/6 per yard Oil Cloth, for Had and rioor. 1/6. 2/. 2/3 yard Matting, /9_. I. 1/3, (1} and 1J yard) wide) Flanntlt. /7_. 19, 11. to 2/8 per yard , li-l Blankets, 9/U and 10/S per pair i 10-1 Blankets, 12/11 ana 16/6 per pair I 11-4 Blanket*, 20/ and 27/6 per patr Winoeys, 1.9, 6.d, J.d, to 1/ per yard 1000 Vlrat Choice Josephines, slightly spotted, 2/6 DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY ON , THE PRBMiaita LADIES' OWN MATHRIAL MADE UP. Snooessfol Contractor for Drapery for Lunatlo ' Asylum. 1883, , STEPHENSON'S DRAPESV AND BALE WARHHOUSB, j ARANQAHAPK KOAD NKWTON. -ANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Cm br-lUn. In Sd; Silk do, it; Gent's do, 3i: Girls' Parasols. Is (id ; and Lot* ot other Fresh Bargaltß: at Dampier's Wtkotleld-street Bhop. WANTED Known (in conßequence of tho old premises being about to como ! down), that tho business f ormorly carried On by ■ Mr G. C. Ptggott. Watchmaker and Jowellor, has boon Removed to the third shop abovo tho ■ Albort-atreet corner Vlotorla-atreot. • "LiURNISH-JD Al-KTMKNTB wantod : F by a family of 8 O bod-rooma and Bitting- I room).— Apply by lettsrlto Apartment., Star I offloe ._________——-_____— • n_M3 CONSIGNRES.— Wnnted.Consignco | _L for SO sacks Bone flour, ox Look Out, from ; Bydnoy marked iJ <].-E. Mltoholson, 19, Queen street Wharf. _____ / IROCEkY.—Young Man wanted for VIC tto Store.—R.Rew, Victorlatrtroot. ijißabH BUTTER.— Wanted, 1 or 2 JT SmaU DaiJieß— Apply Casosde Store. -Ool'-te Boad. _____ GOOD, Pliin, Man Cook wants situa tUi,—" Wah ah B." tah offing. ttei. WHITCoMBE has several good S«VMte. and Young GUIs to assist, i waiting tor plaoee.—Registry Offloe, next tha jaaiket^ yy AITAKEREI Wanted Known—That I oan snpply TIMBER as Cheap as any producer in the province without raising the prloes when other mills have no logs. Having tramways, my timber la felled In the winter and is more durable; the sap almost equal to the heart of what It felled In the eummtr. Have now In Mock. Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers' soleoted Broad Boards, In Kauri, Rimu, and Kahlkatea. Orders shall have my best attention.—John Smith, Waitakerei. lat Maroh 1888 ---| 1 I , l il I magical RATSI RATSI RATS I-Uso BHARLAND- PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rats eat lt greedily, and die; no smell. Prioe, One Shilling a Bottle. BHARLAND te OQ„ opposite Post-office. riIHE Best Preparation extant for promo- I ting Hair Growth is Dr, Erasmna WI son's LOTION FDR THE HAIK. It ls pre Dared from tho original formula of this eminent autho-lty by Cbablbs Butcher, Pharmaceu tical Chemiat (Viotoria and Now Zealand), Innotlon of Pitt and Grey -streets, Anokland. riURB FOR INDIuESTION—TONIC X.J BALBAM a Genuine Liver Regulation, nrlce 3s a bottIe.—SHARLAND te CO (oppo- Blto Post-offloe). | G. HENDERSON'S Cherry Pectoral •' • ia an Exoellent Remely for Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, and tho various othor affeoUona ot tho Chost and Bronohial Passages.—Thla preparation is not supposed to Cheok tho Cough suddenly, but to remove tho cause.—To bo had only of J. G. HENDKnsoN, Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, oppoaite Three Lamps Ponaonby, Anokland. Goodsonß Arcade. FOR GOLD AND SILVER WATCHB S (a warranted - _ (P O to Goodson's London _T Aroado. FOR STERLING GOLD AND BILVER JEWELLERY (guaranteed) /~t O to Goodson's London VX AroadO. FOR CLOCKS of all descriptions, and tho Cheapest in Town _____!_, (~i O to Goodson'a London VT Aroado. FOR JET, Abyssinian Gold, and all Artlstlo Imitation JEWELLERY rS O to Goodson's London VX Arcade. FOR ELECTRO-PLATE and BRITANNIA METAL GOODB_ „ _ „ . , _ . f\ O to Goodson's London VT Arcade. GOR BREAKFAST, Dinner, Dessert, After noon Tea. Too and Toilot Sets O to Goodson's London Arcade. FOR MAJOLICA WARE, FANCY MOSS GOODS, VASES and LUSTRES GO ta Goodson's London Arcade. FOR DECANTERB, Water Bottles. Glass Dish—, Tumblers, Winea. and other Glasa GO to Goodson's London Arcade. FOR FAIRY MUSIC, Concertinas, Accor dianß, Musical Boxes, Oroheßtranetteß, Harmoniums, and Musical Albums / 'i O to Goodson's London VT Arcade. FOR CIGAR and Cigarette Cases, Card Casea, and Goods suited for Gentlemen's Pre sentations # GO to Goodson'a London Arcade- Note the Addresses— i GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, Aucklakd ,. ~ ~ OnBISTOHUROH. LONDON OFFICE t 58 St. Maiy Aze.



To Let. POWfiR TO LET, on 70 miles of gttf mains, In the city and suburbs ol Auok land. Engines from, to 100 h.p.intlicated. Co :.■ sumption of aaß, from 18 oublo feel ot gas por Indicated horse-power per hour for the larger sizes, to 23 feet for the smaller. Suitable lor Engineers. Woodworkers. Printers. Firewood Dealers*, Boot and Shoe Manufacturers. Fodder De-lsr.*. Maltatera. S-usago Makers, teo., tec, and for Amateur's Latbes and Fret Saws. The etgine outs fire wood at 2d par ton, and at inter mittent hoisting work the cost la sometimes aa low as 1b 8d ppr day for a 34 h p. engine, the engine running all day. Thirty-five Otto Gaa Engines are now erected In Auckland, Vet terms and conditions, apply to the Secretary Anokland Gas Company (Limited), Fort-street Blzoa in stook -~ 1, 2. 3., 8.12 h.p. t_ (O LET, a Furnished Cottage, or Un- I furnished, next to tho Crown Hotel, Grey street. riiO LKT, Now Shop in Jervois Road, .1 near top of Clarence-street, suitable for a drapery or general atore,— Apply W. G. alien, Clarence-street. Ponsonby. • i -.O LET, a 5-roomed Cottage, Meliora te street-Apply Mr Knight, Butcher, St. Mary's Koad, Ponsonby■ fit) LET, at tho Whau, a Six-roomed » House, with 1 acres, snd a good well of water. — Ai ply Mrs Harper, Newton-Btreet, Newton. rjio i-ET, at Rocky Nook, a nice new t House, four rooms and sklillon; oonorete tank, roglator grate, teo. 10a.—James Held, Kaon Terrace. rg\o LET, Two Rooms, with use of ( kitchen.—Apply Mrs Crone, above Glee son's Hotel, bottom of Hobson-Btreet. HTIO LET, a General* Btore in one of the I leading townships In Waikato, doing a flrtt -lass bUElness. — Apply by letter to AB, Poat-offloe. Ta Awamuttu rrO LBT, a Honse in Franklyn Road, X Suitable for a La-lea' Seminary.—Apply to James Clare, coaehballder, Onßtomhonse atreet West, or BTanklyn Koad. a 0 L&T, the two New Shops in Rut -6 land-street adjoining the Clarendon Hotel.-J. M. and J. Mowbray. rpo LET, in Valley Road, Mount it den, J a 6 roomed House, with large orohaid and paddock; ront, 12s per week to a permanent tenant.—Apply on the premises. TO LET, Two Rooms, with use of .JL kitchen, 183, grey-street. TO LKT, In Charlotte-street, Eden Tor- I race, a New Verandah Cottage, con—in ng live rooms, with eopboards, oven, pump, lank, woodshed, &c.; renr, 10s per week.— appiy Oral house below, or to George Patterson, ;61, Grey-street, rO LET, a pleasant Marine Residence at tho North Shore, with Beach frontage. .pply to Charles Bailey, Boatbnllder. J1 O L E T. J — Shops, with or without dwelling nccomraoda lon, in tho new blook of Briok Buildings tdjoining the Hobson Hotel, Vlotoria-Btrcot, Apply to EDWARD MAHONEY & SONS, Architects, Queen-street. For Sale. •JjtOß SALE, or To Let, nice four-roomed F cottage, nearly new.—Apply R. Redfern, 'liotographer. Queen-street, Auckland. fT'.OR SALE, off Queen-street, 4-roomed __- Oottago, In good order.—H P-rtlngion, lousa and Land Agent. Stlohbnry's Bmldlnga. HjiOß SALE, Leasehold of 5 Houses, •P Freeman's B.yi all let to good tenants — L Partington. Agent. Stlohbnry's Buildings. IJIOR SALE, Burleigh-street, nice 4 |J roomed Oottago. with Pantry, tec Allot neat, 40 by 160 feet.-H Partington. Agent, Itlohbnry's Buildings. __ LJiOR SALE, Mount Eden, large Building V Lotsjngoodpc.l-lonandoon—nandlnggooa low.—H. Parting—», Stlohbory'a Building-, ii 'OK SALE, Leamington Boad, off \ _1- P ley Road, off Mount RosklU Road, very irotty 1-roomed T Cottage i Boullery, register Tate, American stove, cupboards, tanks, bow vlndow. Allotmont 100 x 100, level, volcanic oil, and free from stone; a bargain.—D. F. Evans, Land Agont, Queen-street, next Bank of Lnstral—ila. 82 - Drapery Business, in a good position • turn over about £12 per week. Casy tonus.—D. F. Evans, Queen-Btreet (next lank ot AUBtralosiali 801L *R, or Engine and Boiler, about i-horse power. — Particulars, J. Kelly, 'rovlnclal Hotel. A GOOD HOME AND PLENTY OF WORK.-For Salo, at Norman treet, Rocky Nook, a Five-roomed House and freehold Allotment for £210. A Handy Man ould got regular work in the neighbourhood.— j. G. Ewington, Estate Agent MOUN r EDEN. — New and well finished Villa Residence; bay window; Ittedupwith cupboards, register grate; oven, iloe garden; 50x100-good corner allotment; . vory pretty place j situated Mary-street, noar noln road ; nioo position.—P. F. Evans. (835) |p O R Sale, Mount Eden, oheap, and on easy term., a new md wellflnlahed Cottage ot roar rooms, oullory, &o.; fitted with register grates, range, auk, tec Solomild allotment (voloanlo). 83 x 15. Prloe, -B2- cash, balaioe as agreed upon. D. F. EVANA gatata *g>nt. Tl O CAPITALISTS. IPLENDID CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. A valuable and grand Corner lite, FRONT .QR to MAIN STKKKT, a few hundred yards rom POB r OFHOB. Properties In so central and commanding a koiltlon aro soldom In the market, and meet .Tiflh quid, and ready Bale. _ Nearly all ihe porohaao money oan remain on nortgiga at 8 per cent., the owner being satis led with tho prospective as well as the present r»lno of tho site. Full partlonlars, -0., at the offloe ct D. F. EVANS. Land Agent, tec. Queen-street. DUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE AT PER FOOT. .larko-troet, 25s Rowo-street, 30s Ut. Rosklll Road. 60s Prospect Terrace, Mt, laoket-street, 50s Eden, 20s Uarine Paradost, 103 Ring Terraoe, 50s ■Jewton Road, 80s Harbour Torraco, about l nglosoa-stroot. 50b 10b IfarkotSquare (loose) Nolsonstrc—, £7 .tewart-stroot, 50s Kybor I _bb .prlng-streot, from 12s Bayfield, 2_s m Grace-street, 60s ?onßonby Road, 30b Sholly Beach Roa*. .laronco-Btrcot, 25s cornor, 60s ' .üßsoll-st. oot Norfolk-St., lot for £100 «t. Edon, Main Rood Camoroo-street. 35a Mend—o, 00 x 201, for Klng-at,, 1 lots for £160 £25 Mt.Ros-11 Road, from Flow and Wynyard 20a Roads Edon Vale Road Stokes's Point, I acre, St, George's Bay Road, £150 from 90s Devonport Stokes's Point, from 10s Day Rood, S lots, at Gladstone, several lots £25 Woodlands, from £35 [.eaoh Road, corner, each £190 Gladstone. 100 XIOO, £100 tineas Crook, lot 23 Luoas Creek, lot 21 3ollego Road, £510a EUoralle, 1 aore, £200 Commorolal Road, 5. acres. D. F. EVANS, Land Mart, Qtieon-etreot, next Bank of Australasia. POTATOES! POTATOES! ON SAL'S (CHBAP), 50 TONS OAMARU POTATOBS. 3PLBNDID SAMPLE, Fir FOR BBKD. E. MITCHELSON & CO., 19, QUHEN-TRKKT WHARF. Harbour Board Notices. _3&_II A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD, j DItSIGN FOR HARBOUR BOARD OFFICES. Harbour Board Offlce, Auckland, 22nd Maroh 1883. Premiums of £50 and £25 respeotlvely will bo given for the beat and seoond best Dealgns for Offices for thla Board. Cost of offleeß not to exceed £5000. _ D .lgns will be reoelved at this Office nntll TUESDAY, the 10th July, 1883, at noon. Destiros chosen to beoome the property ot the Board. Conditions and further particulars may be Obtained upon application at this offloe. O. B. STONE. Chairman. Mopey. _y "S A - 'A'O tIO.UUO LENT on Building jS&JLIF Society prluolplM. or on other terms to cult barrowers. Allotments bough* and Houses bnllt on weekly payment system. Mortgages autl Loans negotiated. Bee l—it of Properties for sale on Ist page. Six por cent, allowed on money deposited for investment.— O. Wi-J-UMkon, Land, Estate, and FinanoiaJ Agent and Valuator. 8, Vnloan Lane INDUSTRIAL A NTTHFnOVTDE.-. PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (CORNER OV VCXOAN LANE AND QUKKN-BTRKKTI, INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This .Soolety ls now Issuing INVESTING SHARES ordinary, oarrylng full rate of Intorest and Profit, PAID-UP SHARES of £20 eaoh, carrying 7 per cent interest (payable half-yearly) and par ticipating in Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, per centi and on Deposits for 6 months, 6 per cent por annum, BORROWING DEPARTMENT, The Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of threo —inr-hs the value. Borrowers may pay off part or the whole o their Mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further par ticulars required may be obtained at the Socle ty'BonToes. George eraser. Manager. O R M 8 All ohlldren euffor from them. If suspoafed. ask for the Certain Cure. SHABLAND-WORM POWDERS, 1/ paokel • Apotheoar.ee Hall, opposite Poat-offloe.



Corporation iNoti-es. City of au.klaui poll of ratepayers. | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a POL! Of tho Ratepayers of the City of Auokland FOI AND AGAINST the proposal assented to b: the City Council at a Special Meeting, held ot the Srd of July, to raise a Loan of £200 000 (sub ject to the approval Of parliament), will tato place before Mr Henry Ridings, Retnrnlni Officer, on TUESDAY NEXT, JULY 11TH, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 0 p.m., at the following places :— PONSONBY WARD-OddfeUows' Hall KARANGAHAPE WARD - Excelsior Hall, Upper Pitt street GRAFTON WARD—Wosloyan Sohool-room, Grafton Road NORTH WARD—Temperance Hall, Albert- Btreot SOUTH WARD-St. James's Hall, Wellington. street EAST WARD-At back of the Free Library, High-street, The following are the particulars and pro posed allocation ol the Loan :— Drainage and Formation of Pon aonby Ward £28.000 Drainage and Formation ot Kara ngahape Ward 18,000 Drainago and Formation of Graf ton Ward .. .. .. .. U.OOO Drainage and Formation of North Ward 20,000 Drainage and Formation of South Ward 20.000 Droinago and Formation of East Ward .. .. - .. -WW Town Hall and Corporation Offi ces, Free Public Library, and Art Gallery, and PurohaßO of Site for Town Hall .. .. 20,000 Waterworks. Laying Mains, ad ditional Reservoirs, and Sup plementary Supply, &0. .. 60,000 £200,000 That tho term of payment be 50 retira, and tho rate Of interest to be paid be 6 per cent per annum, with a Sinking Fund sufficient to meet the principal in SO years. That to moet interest on total Indebtedness, a Special Rata be authorised, extending over the whole city, not exceeding la. 3d. In the «. That the total rates leviable in the City of Auckland shall not exceed 2s. OJd, in the £, inclusive of Library Rate. That £100.000 may be raised during 1881. and not exceeding £20,000 per annum during eaoh suooeeding year. Proposed Special Rate over whole City not to oome into effect before Jane Ist, 18-. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk'b Offlco, July 4th, 1883. pITY OF AUCKLAND. ALTERATIOHS TO COUBCIL CHAMBEB. The City Council will reoeive Tenders nntll 3 D.m. of THUHSDAX, the 12th lnat., for above Works, In terms of plans and speof-U—lions to he viewed at the offloe ot the Olty atglnoer, Oounoil Chambers, Blgh-str-st. The Counoll do not bind themielvos to aooept any tender. Ten ners to be endorsed. " Alterations, teo " P. A. PHILIPB, Town Clerk. Town Olerk's Offlco, July 1.1883. nITY OF AUCKLAND. s_ formation akd drainage works, WELLINGTON-STREET. The City Counoll will weal ye Tenders nntll 3 p.m. of THURSDAY. July 19. for aboro Works. In terma ot plans and speolflottions to be viewed at the offlos of the City Enalneer, Ooun oil Chambers, High-root. Tie Counoll do not bind themselves to aooept any tender. Tenders to bo endorse*-1, "Works. Wellington street." P. A PHILIP.. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office. July i. 1883. riITY OF AUCKLAND. KBBBING AND CHANNELLING, WILLKS LBY-TBKET WEST. 1 he City Council will reoeive Tenders nntil 8 B.m. of THURS HAY, July 12, for above Worka In terms of plans and speoifloatloßi to be viewed at the offlce ot tha City Engineer. Conn, oil rhamber*. High street. The Council do not bind themselves to aooept any tender. Tenders to b» endorsed, "Work«, Wollosley - street went." P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clork'B Offloe, July i, 1883. Public notices. IN THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM KELLY, OF TAURANGA. MAKETU, AND OHINHMUTU. All claims against this estate must be ren dered to tho understgnod, duly verified, on or before the 20th day of July, Instant, with tho view to a first and final dividend being declared. All claims not proved by that date will not be recognised. Dated this 6th day of July, 1883. HESKETH & RICHMOND, Solicitors for tho Traateos. t O HIGHWAY BOARDS AND JL OTHBR-J. MR. JOHN SHAW, having been relioved from Olty Counoll works, has resumed his pro foe-ion of ItoAU ENGINEKK. He ls prepared to take Levels, quantities, Istimates, and execute any kind of Road Works. Androts:—ClTY MARKET, QOMW-BTBKET I BgTBAgOB. ANOTHER LARGE FIRE.-Protect your valuables by procuring A. Tann's Celebrated Iron Safe-—E. &A. Isaacs, Agents. JUST PUBLISHED, "The New Zea land and Australian Bee Journal," devoted exclusively to advanced Bee-Culturo. Edited by J. Hopkins, Manager Matamata Opiary. Published Monthly by H. H. Haifr, High-street, Anokland. Annual subscription—, post tree on day of publication. Sample oopy free. ~Z USTkaLIAN MUTUAL PROYT _-, DENT SOCIETY. Ia order to afford those who cannot leave thoir avocations during the day an opportunity for assuring their lives, tho Soolety has deolded to open an Offlce from 7.30 to 10 p.m. on two evoning in tho week, viz., Wkdnhsdat and Satukiday. Sultablo accommodation has boon obtained at Hickson's Land Office, noxt to Goodson's Arcade, Queen-street, where Mr Metoalfo and tho Society's Refereo will attend to reoeivo and complete applications for assur ance, also to afford reliable information as to the position of the Society. Au poliotes taken oat during tho current year will participate in the distribution to take place as at 31st Docomber next. After mat date all proflta will bedlvlded ANNUALLY.anrMIege which NO OTHER Life Office in the Colony gives its members. Rooollcct tho Soolety ia UNSUKPABSED for STABILITY, and for the PROFIT it has realised it Is UNEXCELLED. Tho OtTlco will be oponed for the first timo on SATURDAY NEXT. 30th Inst ■ ly UTi«J i- tTF i\ _MO VA L MR E. T. DUFAUR, Solloitor, has Removed to Queen-street, between the ''Herald" Pub lishing Office and the Bonk of Australasia. immediately above the rooms of Mr D. F, Evans, Land and Estate Agent LL Accounts till end of June again— the NORTH BRN CLUB to be rendered forthwith. BCwTCHMb.NI SCOTCHMKNII SCOTCHMEN 111 - Gather! Gather! Gather! to tho Scottish Concert at tho Theatre Royal noxt Saturday Evening. Admission: 2s 8d and la. * Ttf OTI C E OF REMOVAL. J. C. SHARLA-D & CO., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, AND GKNURAL IMPORTKRS. We beg to notify that we have now moved Into onr NKW WAREHOUSE In VICTORIA STREET E AST the Premises formerly occu pied by Messrs. Kempthorne, Prosser and Co.), where we shall from this date carry on our business as wholksaij. jjrl _aiBTS and GENERAL IMPOR rEKS. We also have arranged with Mr. F_U-E—IBIO Caddy hiiari—ND to transfer to him onr busi ness, or Retail Branoh. known 89 the "Apothe caries' Hall," opposite to the Post-offloe. Auok land, and for whom we would solicit the samo liberal support whioh has beon given to ns for a eerie. tf years past. gHAKLAND & ca June SO. 1833. . \\, E shot-Id leel obliged by the payment W of all Account due to us from our Retail Branoh up to the present date, and whloh we have authorised Mr. 7.O.Shab__—i to reoeive on our behalf. | J. O. BHARLAND & CJ. ' Jane SO, 1883.



I AmnflOTtntß. IV? OCI A L GATHERINC AT THE ST. SEPULCHRE'S SCHOOLROOM, Symonds-street, TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! THURSDAY, JULY 5. Toa at 6,30. TICKETS : Is. 6D. rj-IE "OLD BLUES" ANNUAL JL DINNER i Will tako place on SATURDAY, 28th JULY. For particulars apply to GEO. SHIRLEY, Hon. Sec. SONS OF SCOTLAND I —Rush the Fiery Cross and Proclaim Mr Pooley's : Grand Scottish Concert next Saturday at the [ Theatre Royal. I Volunteer Notices. 'I _IE MONTHLY INSPECTION of I ihe Naval Artillery will take plaoe TO MORROW (Friday) EVENING, at 7.30 p.m. Blao Uniform with Cap. By oraer of the Captain Commanding. J. STANLEY. Secretory A.N. A. Feraonai. \ WATCH, Chain, and Key have been ___ Stolen from tho waistcoat pocket of a dead man, and in the presence of the corpse. The thief is known, to whom, for the sake of his family, the present opportunity of making restitution of the watch, tec, or their equiva lent, ia here given, within ono month from dato July 6,1883, or he must suffer the consequences. —No address is needed. INFORMATION WANTED OP PATRICK HYNKS te MhsELLEN FANNING. Natives of Tullywood Townland, Parish of Ballyloughloo, County of Weatmeath, Ireland. When last heard of.Patrick was living near tha city of Melbourne, Australia, and Mra Fanning at Auokland, New Zealand.—Any Information relative to the above-named parties will be thankfully received by their brother, THOMAS J. HYNES. 138, Washington-street. Hartford, Connecticut, U.S., America. MESSRS COWAKD and STUBBS,' -Fl passengers by b.b. Westmeath, please call at Mr Roll—.son's Hoarding-house, Pitt street, noar Woßloyan Church to moet a friend, ILLIAM Q. KHIND. - A Letter from Victoria addrcs.ed to you Ilea at this offloe. Shipping. -Bt*_ TFOR RUSSELL, PARENGA _gtit_t_> J RKNGA te HOKIANGA. The s.b. ROWENA will leave Queen street Wharf as ahava (weathor at d other ctncuin- Btanoei permitting) TO-MORROW (Fridayi, July 6 at 4 p.m., carrying passenger only for Russell. A. UC-BBGOR, Managing Director N.S.S. Co. Business Notices. •phe Pacific tea company's f. PURE BLEND OP INDIAN AND CHINA rpEAS Xbas ABE THE MOST PERFECT TEAS IN THE .. SOUTHEEN HEMISPHERE. TW" O X I C E. BEES WAXI BEBS WAX I Purohased in any quantity tor Cash. Buyers ot Fungus and Hants MetaL Having purohased In China a Fins Assort ment ofTeas himself, JAMKS AH KEW oas oonfldently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Ouster—ire, and the Publio generally, will avidl themrelvM of this splendid opportunity and oall auly to buy his Superior Oongoo. Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, and various Mixed Teas, snltad to every tastei He has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Oroofcerywarai Bilks, Handkerchiefs, and other commodities too numerous to mention. Note the Address!— JAMES AH KEW te CO.. Mi. pneen —raet rIWOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneous A Relief, ODONT ALGIO) IB bottlo,_a_A_- LAND te CO. (opposite Poet-offloel »rOTICE OF REMOVAL. HENRY PETRY, Jeweller and Watchmaker, having removed to mon. central and convenient premises in Queen-street, under the Albert Hotel, takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous customers for their support while In -VlctOria-street, aid hopea, with the increased facilities In the new premises, he will merit a continuance of their patronage. DOCTOR aKHOLD'SPehNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The moat popular medicine of the day. Prloe, 2a 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents Shabland te Co., opposite the Post Offlce. IMPOKTANT NOTICE TO ALL WHO WISH TO SAVE MONEY The Proprietors of THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE Being Importers and L.hhb Be.sirs In the Home Markets, aro enabled to oiler to tha publio great cone—fiona on the uiual Auokland prloes. The Stook ls folly aanorted, and, comprising aa lt doea in one building all the requisites for a house, Pieties Foknibhinq Will rum That Thbt Can Bays Both timx and Money at The Direct Supply Store* 249, queen-street. An immense stock of Lamps, all) Therirect slues, kinds, and prices, at f Supply Store, It yon have not bought a Look-) The Direct Ing Glam bny one at ) Supply Store. If you want a Fender or set of) The Direct Flrelrons try i Supply Store. Yon always want Chins, Glass.) TheDireot Y°aotn\»™» Store II yon need either Bruahwato or) TheDireot Tin ware call at I Bupply Store. When you need Knlve. and) TheDireot Forks try / Snpply Store. When yon are in want of Bpoons, I The Direct In any Quality or size, oall at J Snpply i-tore. If you want any Pooket Knives) TheDireot orSo-80-try I Supply Store. When you need a Cruet-stand) Tho Direst ohoose from the Immense Ja,^ etore It yon want any Ornaments,-) xheDlreot Zof-toa!^ OT hWXtel' rfjßupplysSre. II you want a Nice Present for) Tl . nira-at ITrlend or Brother. Lover orV a £f?,"a_s«. Mothor, try ) Bnpply BWrB, Let your Children bny all their) TheDireot Toys at f Supply Store It you want anything at aIL) Th n niroet don't say yon,cannot get it tul \ gi^^OK you have tried at ; OUi', "■* a¥U™ 249, QUEEN-STREET. UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY LIMITED). MAN FAOTURERB OF COMMON AND -TOILET BO APS. CANDLES, PEANUT. AND OTHER LUBRICATING OILS. Soap and Candle Works I PA-inbll Oil Works 1 OUBTO-fHOOBE_TBE-rr West. Warehoußo and Offloes t Lot—tß Alberi n__b_ Cash Purchasers of Tallow. Delivery taken at their Parrie! Works or Wnr»honte. Ear AUftTY.— Well, I declare, after trying stores In Anokland tor weeks. seeMng a good one, I have at length discovered a Fiint-oluss Grocer. Suoh Nice Goods, and suoh attention. Go. my dear aunt, and give him a trial. The address is W. E. LEWIS, Victoria-Street, Between Hobson and Nelson streets. P.S. IHe waits upon families and delivers goods tree. HELENSVILLETIMBEK COMPANY I (LIMITED i Tha Company have opened a DepCt at NEW MARKET, near the Railway Station, for re ceiving Orders and Bale ot Timber. Timber out to any length, &o. Prices on application at the yar^. I ILEAKING.OUT SALE OF \J OUTLERY. THOMAS BAMUKL, being compelled to Clear ont his Stook of Cutlory in consequence* Of the PREMI9J-8 COMING DOWN and no other Bhop being obtainable, ls now SELLING OFK the whole of the Stook at an enormous Saorifloe. Tho goodß aro from the best Sheffield makers, and will have to be sold at a"y price, to^«i«^rD Bpoonß. Sntterfor Scissors and Hanoi* ■WHOLKSALB AND RETAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLERY, 48. Queen-street (Oppoaite Town Clock). o eeds. seeds. se bdß. arthubTyatfs Hob to intimate that he has opened a GARDEN SEED STORE In Victoria-street, Auckland, next to the "Observer"' Office (being a Branch of Samuel Yates's Seed Warehouse at IS and IS, Old Mitigate, Manchester). His first consignment has just arrived In ex cellent condition, and cannot fail to please. Poet orders will receive prompt attention. Inspection Invited.



Meetings, YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, cornor of Welleeley and Albert streets.—Evangelistio Service, THIS (Thursday) KVKNING. at 7.30. All ore invited. Repent arrivals cordially Invited. BAYFIELD AND HOME BAY DIB. THICT, PONSONBY. NOTICE. A Meeting cf Pe'ldents and others Inter—tad in tha opening of a D.ty school In the abova District will be h-!d In tha School-room, oo MONDAY KVaNItsG nott, 9 h tost, at 7.30, to consider tho letters received from the Local Committee, and from the Board of Kduottion. in aiswer to applications sent to them. THOS..J-.NKINB. Convener by Reonsst. ■aa Educational. EPSOM.— Mk'. L.man's Pupils will He-assemble on WEDNESDAY. July 11. Auouon*-*- TO-MORKOW, AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. MARKET DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE, FRUIT AND GROCERY AUOTION MARKET. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. Fowls, Tmkeys, Ducks, Geese. Pigeons. Oanarioß. Fancy Birds, Small Pigs, Guinea Pigs, tec From E. H. Gnbblns, Esq*.. Ohaupa— 20 Crevo Cobm Hens and Pullets . 1 _ Cooke-s ---1 .. Cook (Imported) All from Btac'x purohased tram Fowls., Of AylesDury, winner of cup given by Mr Disraeli. 9 pair Golden Petcllled Ilambnrga, from stock purohased from Mr Bailey, ot Mount street, Groevenor Square, London 20 Good Young Turkeys . _ . Apple Trees and Shrub.. PRODUCE. FRUIT. AND GROCERY D-FARTMKNT. Canterbury Tablo Potatoes, Onlonsi Pumpkin*. Melons, Cabbages, Haibs, Baoon, Hams. Beef. Butter, Obeew). Flour, Oatmeal, Sharps. Chaff, Mklze Oits. Wneat, superior local made Ketchup Ml kogs of Butter, 1 ease of Canterbury Hams, [)n Account of Whom it May Concern, 60 bags Rica 85 gunnies Onions 3 a—iks Oatmeal 10 bags Damaged Rice _ gaoks -"lour i ases Honey BRUIT-Island Orangei, Hobart Apples (well assorted lot), Lemoni, Peanuts, teo. aROCERI_-3, tec— Too, Sugar. Hloe, BJsadlta, Lolllea. Cc_-eotlone-T.V-neßarJ-fl,V«rtjja. Matches. Soap, Starch, Blacking, White Lead, &o. )N SALIB PRiVATEtT, AT AUCTION PRICES, FUKNITURE DEPARTMENT. A large and wall assorted lot ot Household Fur nltnraand Effects (new and eeoond-hand), Bupetior Pianos, Saddlery, tec TO-MORROW, AT 10 O'CLOCK AH, TO BE SOLDBY AUCTION, AT the Dog Kennels, City Market, To. morrow (Friday), the Oth of July, 1888, by I'd* rof Geo. eoldie, Dog -tegißbar. A large number ot Ueeful DOGS. Sold ou account of whom it may concern. All logs not Bold wiU be immediately destroyed. R. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET. rjlOR SALE, at the flaymarket, to- V morrow (Friday), at U o'clock, 100 BALKE PREB3ED HAY, Of Prim. Quality. Will be delivered to pur ohasers. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. PRODUCE SALE. W. DOWDEN WILL sell by auction at the Exchange Mart, Queen.troot, To-morrow, atll o'clook. Fruit Trees, Flowering Shrubs, Pot Hants tec 6 tons Canterbury Potatoes Canterbury Baoon and Hams Cheese, Onions, Beef Hugar, Tea. Coffee Oatmeal; Flour, Biscuits Maim, Oats, Chaff &C &c. tec. Also, Boota and Bhoes. Furniture , Fanoy Quods, Earthenware tea,, &-., 6.0. TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. Without Reserve. TO CLOSE ACCOUNTS. D.S.F. AND DURHAM MOSTARD. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL SELL by auction to-monow (sriday), at II o'ciocv, 10 CABFS D.S.F. AND DURHAM MUS l* TAKD.lnllb, _lb. acd Jib Una. TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock, DUBLIN STOUT."DUBLIN STOUT, To Close Accounts. WITHOUT BESEBYE. GABRIEL LEWIS \XJ ILL Bell by auction at his rooms, to* 1 t morrow (Friday), at 11 o'clock, g BARRELS DUBLIN STOUT. To Close Accounts. JOHN LEYDON ] [EDWABD LEYDON TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. MESSRS. JOHN & E. LEYDON l y 111 sell at their Central Commercial Vt Faia Rooms, next the Union Bank, Queen-street, Cheese, Potatoes, Furniture 10 oases Oranges Iron Bedsteads, Tea Sugar Soap, Clothing, Cutlery Cruets, Fancy Goods, tea.. <_i... Sea. JOHN LEYEON] [KDWD. LEYDON TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock fcto. SHRUBS. FLOWERING PLANTS, FRUIT TREES, &0.. &C. MESSRS JOHN & ED. LEYDON HAVING made arrangements with Mr James Mason, of Parnell Nurseries, trill receive weekly supplloa ofj the newest! oolleo tonaof SHRUBS. FLOWERING PLANTS, FRUIT TRICKS. So.. Whloh thO Will offer to the public, JOHN & Ed. LEXDON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. At 11 o'clock a.m. AT SIBBIN'S MiRT. Q/f KEGS PRIME BUTTER rVTE 8 oases Waikato Faotory Cheese B0 sacks Maize 12 sacks Fowl Wheat IS tons Uamaru Potatoes 110 sacks Oa-s Flour, * \ ais and Baoon Sug.r, Tea, Groceries, tec TO-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. CARBIN_S~_~TAY_OB WILL sell by auction, To-morrow, at their Rooms, Queen-street, at U o'clook sharp, POULTRY - Fowls. Dnoka. Turkeys*. Geese, and Young Pigs Canary Birds. Dogs. tee. FH.UI —-7« casts Hobart Apples PRODUCE—Hama and Baoon, Salt Butter. Beer, Lard. Onions. Potatoes, PnmpWna, Carrots, Vegetables, Oats, Malse*, Fowl* Wheat. Floor, Oatmeal, fcharpi», Bran, Pig meal, tec QROOKRIES-Tea. Sugar. Rice, Mastoid, Barley, Vestas. Candle.. Salt. Biscuits. Rennet, Honey, tec Also, Honuchold Farniture, Clothing, Jowellery. ft- CARBINES cc TAYLOR, A notion cow. . MONDAY, JULY 9, AT II A.M. HOUSES OLD FURNITURE AND' EFFECTS, AT THE RESIDENCE OF CAPTAIN YATES. LONDON-STBEET, PONSONBY. THE Undersigned has received ins tree tior.B bom Captain Yates to sell at hia residence, on Monday next, the oth Inst, st 11 _m.. the whole ot his Household Furniture and -Cffects. comprising— DHAWING-KOOM BDITF, Tables, Walnnt Chairs. Carp.is. Pictures Fender and Flio Irons. CO.. etc.. Bedew? as, Beds snd Bedding, Ohests of Drawers, Mirrors and Gits. Chairs. Tablts, Plotures, otc, eto, Kltoheo Fan-tare atd Utensils, Chaiis. Tablet, Forks, Spoon. etc.. Garde:- Tools etc.,etc. j*?. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, [Continued on fourth page,) iiiiiiHllH