TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OCR OYYA-CORRESPONDENT.)

CAMBRIDGE, this day. The Blue Ribbon Army is making great progress in this district, large numbers having donned the insignia, The case of Montague v, Morns, in which defendant appealed to the Supreme Court on the judgment given by Mr North croft, and which has been decided in favour of appellant, has created a considerable amount of talk here.

HAMILTON, Thursday.

T&e petition in favour of the retention of Mr Northcroft's services was despatched to Wellington yesterday. The number of signatures attached is 270, 53 of tbio number being obtained at Cambridge.

COKOMaNDEL, thia day.

Yesterday a horse jumped out of the horse-dox over the tide ot the steamer Coromandel, and went head-firbt down the hold of a vessel lying alongside. With another jump the horse got out c£ the vessel into the sea, and swam ashore.

DUNEBIN, this day.

Tho Union S,S. Co. have cabled advices cf the satisfactory trial trip of the Taka puna. She sails on the 17th inst, The gaol inquiry has been resumed, and Captain Hume is addressing the Commis sioners,

BAY OF ISLANDS COAL COMPANY.

Half-yearly Meeting of Share'

holders.

The half-yearly meeting of shareholders in tho Bay of Islands Coal Company was held at 2.30 p.m. to-day, Mr J. C. Firth pre siding. Tbe half-yearly report of the directors, which wn« read by the secretary, Mr H. Gilfillan, shewed as follow* :—Tim direc tors have to report) for the information of shareholders, that the sales of coal for the past half-year have been 12,530 to us. The ciuuoH referred to in the last report as militating against a satisfactory output' of coal have been again experienced iv even a greater degree, Since last report, No. 3 borehole has been completed, and No. 4 has also been put down, Owing to the faulty nature of the ground, nothing ot any coniequence was met with in either of these holes, the coal seams having thinned out to fifteen and twelve inches thick respectively. No, 2 level (which is the chief prospecting drive now being carried on) has been pushed ahead with all possible despatch, but its progrewj has been greatly impeded by tbe disturbed character of the ground through which it has passed. This work will be Carried on for a peiiod of two months, by which date the presence of any seam worth working in this part of the field will have been ascertained. The exploring operations have involved an expenditure of about £1,280 duricg the past half-year. Your directors cannot re commend the further prospecting of the ground contiguous to the present workings beyond that above indicated. Many thou sand pounds have been expended on this portion of the ground. The other portion of the land leased from Government (further afield), consisting of 2,500 acres, shows indications of coal, more or less favourable, and your directors think that ~the Company have a fair claim upon Government for assistance in aiourtaining whether coal exists in a payable form therein. They have therefore taken the necessary stops to bring tbis matter under the notice of the Govern ment. In view of the approaching com* pletion of tne railway to Decpwatcr Point (or Newport), the Government have asked the Company whether it is prepared to execute an agreement embodying tbe lease of the railway to this Company. Your directors are not prepared to accede to'thi* request, and are of opinion that it'will be more advantageous if the line is worked by the Government, and a charge per ton made by them on all coal conveyed tbereon. Arrangements are now in progress towards this end. Your directors greatly regret the unsatisfactory nature of tbe past half-year's work, as exhibited in the statement of accounts herewith, but in the face of the nnmerous and untoward difficulties met with in working the mine,this could rot be avoided. They tru«t that winning opera tions may, In time, be once more in undis turbed ground, the result of which will be an increased and steady output. From the Profit and Loss Account it ap peared that Us cost of mining coal and other expenses was £9,838, while on the other hand tbe sales of coal amounted to £8,160) profit and stores and fees, £267 '8s sd; balance from old account, £2,235; making a total of £10,653 6s 6d, and leaving a balance of £815 3* lOd. The balance sheet thowed : -Liabilities : Capital ac count, £30,000; Reserve Fund, £2,000 ; debts and liabilities, £9,713 12s 8d ; profit and loss balance, £815 3s lOd. Total, £42,528 16» 6d, Assets : Property held, £29,398 3a lid; permanent works, £10,261 2d; which, with sundries, made a total of £42,528 16s 6d.

In moving the adoption of the report, the chairman said it was the most discour aging he had yet to invite their attention to. For 15 years they had en deavoured to make the company a paying enterprise, but without success. They started on a seam of 12 or 14 feet in thickness, but it lmd thinued down to three feet. The share holders had invented £30,000 in the enter prise, besides writing off £34,422 for depre ciation. Only £10,975 had been received in dividends, or less than 3 per cent, per annum, while the Government had re celred £3,113 as royally. A large amount had bedn spent in exploring operation-. under the circumstances it was proposed to win the coal which had been left in standing pillars, [and. to undertake further borings in the 2500 acres not yet touched, which would require an expenditure of at least £2000 this year, and this the com pany had asked the Government to mpply before abandoning the field If the assistance were not granted, the company could not bs expected to invest any more money in the field, and the responsibility of shutting np the mine and throwing a large number of men out of employment wonld rest with the Government.

The report was adopted, and the meeting terminated.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

August 10. 1883. Bank of N.Z—£22los; seilero, £2210a National Bank—tellers, 72a 6d Colonial B»nS-ilQs own dlv. ; sellers, 46) Union Insurance—2la Maw Zealand Timber—£s, £5 2 6d; sellers, £5 2s

6d National Mortgage— Sellote. 30a Fisher and Co.—l2s Moanatalarl- Seller?, 109 Alburnla—tellers, 10s §oeen ol Beamy-Bujer*, lls fid; pellet) IZs eon Level Croat— 4». laid; sellers. 4i3d Bright Smile -i% 81, ia 101; buyer*, is 8d; aollera 4s Id Prince Imperial—lßb, 60a ; buyers, 60s; eallera, 61s London—Hoyera. 2s 54 : sMle™, 2? 91 Kx<eaa>d-2a; buyers. Is lOd; sellers, 2* nan 4 ot FrlenJshlD—Buyers, 2afid: sellers, 2584 WaltoM—Buyers 3s 3d: sellers 8a Sd Wai irorjgsmai—is Id; buyers, Is j sellers, 1b Sd Vulcan—Bb Id; sellers 3s 31 Canas lan-Buyers, Is Sd Invnrnesß-Buyere, 6s 6d Colonial— Bw, eve, 09 611 sellers. 63 JOB3PH NEWMAN, ________ Chairman,

The Auckland members.of the House of Representatives have subscribed the snm of £25 towards the interprovincial tour of the AucKland football representatives. The concert which was held last evening will contribute between £25 to £30 towards the same fund.

The shares of the Frozen Meat Company were allotted this afternoon, and no farther applications can be received. The cumber ot shareholders is 240.

Mr iaohlan McGowan, a favourite come. dian with the Auckland public, takes the part of "Uncle Tom" in the drama of "The Colleen Bawn," to be produced on Monday next in Abbott's Opera House by the Gaiety Company, The part of "Mrs Cregan" is allotted to Mrs McGowan, and the entire cast is well filled.

The Mr aad Mrs Pulfoid, whose names appeared on the list of passengeis by the Walhora to Sydney on Tuesday, were reei dents of Uawera, This explanaiion wo are requested to make, because many peoplo have been under the impression that it vai Mr W. S. Pulford, of the "Observer UrHee, who had thus taken his departure from Auckland. Mr Pnlfoid states ihat he has no wish nor intention to tara his back: on our fair city.

a number of gentlemen interested in the Cabbage Bay coal deposit left by tne steamer Kuby late this afternoon, with the object of making an inspection of the locality of the recent finds. The party ex pect to return late on Saturday night.

Mr Greenwood sold to-day the New CoVedoma Hottl building, Cqromandel, for £131. 40 bolts of Kaiopoi twded broueht from 3s to 6s, The furniture sold well,

Latest Despatches.

[BY TELEGRAPH.- OWN REPORTER.

■ The Irish informers— Message I from Lord Derby. [WELLINGTON, this afternoon. In the House Major ATKINSON has just an ( aounced the receipt of a cable despatch from liOtd Derby, that arrangements have been made for the return of the Irish informers by the Fathan to London, and that a full explanation will be sent by despatch shortly.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The weekly meeting of the above body was

held thia afternoon, there being present.—

Messrs is, Laishley (chairman), W, F, Buckland, D. Goldie, S. Luke, J. M. Clark (mayor).

I he Chairman's ±<eport.—The report of the Chairman stated that the following temporary arrangementg had been made ! - Mr Crowe to take temporary Charge of Hamilton West School during absence of head-teacher j Mr F. P. Burton to Pokeno Hill Scheol, pending appointment of new teacher; Mr A. Mabbet, licensed teacher, sent on probation to Newton Kasi school. Leave of absence had been granted to J. M 4 Murray (Hamilton West}, Miss Alice Hobba (Beresford-street). Cheques had been signed for £3*666 17s Bd, teachers' Eii'aries and students' salaries £77 18s id.

Girls' High school,—A telegram was received statins,' that £1,000 had been placed on the supplementary estimates for the Girlrtj High School being the Usual grant in aid.

Leave of ABSEkoe was granted to Messrs Hoblis and Moss,

KKPORT ON VICTORIAN StiHOOLS.—Mr McArthur (PriDcipal of tho Training Col lege) having returned from Victoria, for warded a general report of the public schools of that colony. He said that he had not been favourably impressed by what he saw there, considering that, so far ag discipline was concerned, tho best Of them could not compare with the Auckland schools, whilo their syllabus was also far inferior Very little or no provision, for in stance, being mode for teaching composition. Beside* this, tbe spirit arid energy of the teachers teemed to be brushed by a very ill-advised and objectionable toim of patronage. There wa*, too, a lack of physical culture. —The communication was refer* ed to the Inspector to report upon. the Question Of Holidays.—ln an nouncing that the next business was Mr Buckland's motion, " That the resolution in respect ot holidays passed on the 3rd 4 ngust be reconsidered on the arrival of Messrs Hobbs and Moss from Wellington," the chairman asked leave to make a few remarks. He said that it seemed to him Mr Buokland'a motionwaspremature, inasmuch as no detailed scheme of rearrangement had bee» proposed. But, ia order to place a definite proposal on the subject before the Board, he himself would gire notice of a motion which would not only serve the purposes of submitting a detailed proposition ou the subject, but also, he thought, meet Mr Buckland's de sire to postpone definite action until they iad a fall Board. Members would notice >y referring to tbe resolution of last week, that it was than contemplated that the matter should subsequently come up for definite re-adjustment and he saw no objection to euch.definite re-adjustment being postponed till they had a full Board because the pro posed alteration would not take effect till Christmas. He therefore gave notice that he would move at the first meeting of tbe Board held after the return of the members of this Boatd now absent at Parliament t—"Tbat t m pursuance of the resolution of this Board passed on 3rd August, 1883, relative to holidays, the re-arrangement, subject to the time of teachers' examination being altered by Government, and exclusive of single holidays, and, excepting in respect of the Girls' High School, be as follows i—" Three weeks at Christmas in lieu of 5, 1 week at Eoater as at present, 1 week at Midwinter instead ot 3 days as at present, 1 wick at Michaelmas as at present, making an aegrr sate of 6 weeks instead of 7 weeks and 3 day?, providad that committees' of country schools may alter the Fame in accor dance with tho regulations." When it did come np for consideration it should be borne in mind that tbe duty of the Boaid was not necessarily to follow the wishes of parents on tbe one hand for cur tailment or thote of teachers on the other hand in a contrary direction, but marely to do what seemed best jn the interest of the scholars.—Mr Buckland said that he was quite prepared to withdraw his reso lution, on the understanding that tbe consideration of the subject would bo resumed on the return of the members from Wellington. lie was opposed to any curtailment of the holidays.-— Mr McKenzie objected to the observance of Saints' days as holidays ia any chape or form.—Mr Luke expressed himself as adverse to any lessen ing of tbe holidays,—After some further remarks Mr Buckland withdrew his motion.

Charge of '• Gross Impertinence."— The Chairman said th»t tbore were two other matters that he desired to mention. The first was with regard to a resolution pas Bed by the Teachers' Association, viz., a resolution of spptOTal of the conduct of one of the members which was virtually a ensure on other members of the Board. This seemed to him a gross Impertinence oa the part of employ da towards employer*, and a most pernicious principle to allow. Ihe next ntep, and one qnito in sequence, would be for the clerks in the office t» re solvs that they disapproved of the conduct of the Board, and that a copy of such disapproval should be forwarded to it, Mr Lake remarked that the resolution rr> ferred to was not passed at a meeting of teachers, but at a meeting of the New Zealand Educational Institute to which several members of the Board as well as teachers belonged.— The Chairman rejoined that that was ex actly the other matter of which he bad in tended to speak. The body in question, whatever its name, was mereiy a teachers' association, and, as such, any mem bers of the Board who joined it were placing themsehes in a f »lse position, and they ahould withdraw from it. A* for the teachers' action, it would be borne in mind when the holidays came to be re-arranged.— Mr Goldie coincided with the Chair man's remarks about members placing themselves in a false position. He had been asked to join the Institute, but had respectfully declined. The Major and Mr Buckland also expressed concurrence. Singing Mastkb.—Mr iranwell was temporarily relieved from attendance at the public schools, as hia wife was ill from typhoid feviKi ■

Kefout on Singing.—A memo from the Inspector stated that Berr Scbmitt had asked him to suggest that a competent person should be appointed to examine the schools in sinking, —It was btntcd that the Secretary wan preparing a report on the subject. Tenders —Tenders were received as fol. lows: .Erection of a school building at Uun.ua : Wilson and Mclntyre, £295 10s (accepted) j W. A. White, £297; Wm. Kusser, £339; Leigh Bros., £448 10s. Re. pairs and improvements to teachers' house Waipu Upper: John McLeod, £97 3s 6d (accepted); Wm. Kosser, £173.

(Left Sitting.)

MR HODGSON'S CHALLENGE.

(To the Editor.)

SiK,— Seeing that Mr Hodgson will not enter into an oral debate on the subject of Conditional Immortality, 1 am willing to debate -with him through the Pre?s on the following conditions :—(1) I will issue an extra number of the "Bible Standard," and publish it on the Saturday of each week for six weeks, providing Mr H. will guarantee half the cost; (2) each issue to contain the affirmative and negative, or if Mr H. knows of any weekly paper which would admit a discussion on the subject, my objections in part will be met. Personally, I have no fear that truth will suffer from an opponent, however much thought and meditation he may bring to bear against it in the qniet of his study. Apart from the time it would entail in dis cussing the object through a monthly, there are other reasons well known to those who are acquainted wi h publishing a paper, I am not overstating when I say that before the discussion bad gone on six months through a monthly, the subscriber would get tired and enter protests and the general public would have lost all interest; there fore the circulation would safFer accord ingly. This is a fast age, nnd people soon grow tired with anything slow. If men are to be imposed, it must bo done with the least possible expenditure upon iheir time or attention ; therefore, if Mr H. c«n bring the discussion through the Press within the limits indicated, I accept the challenge,— Yours, &c, Gko. A, Bbown,

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

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(Received August 10-1.10 p.m.)'

Revolutionists in Spain.—Further Liitilngs,

MADRID, August 9. Intelligence having been received toy Gp vernment that revolutionary designs have been manifested in the ranks" of the military stationed near Logrono and Barcelona, large forces of the Royal troops have been despatched to these places in view of Ja pos; eible [nsiDg, Recent indications of revo lutionary tendencies in the army have cauHed much alarm, and the Cabinet has consequently issued a proclamation an nounci' g the suspension of the Constitution now existing in Spain.

LATBIt,

News is to band from Barcelona that numbers of insurgents who had Congregated near that town have dispersed, owing to the intelligence that a force of troops is on its nay to the scene.

ceteWa-ju not killed,

CAPK lOWS, August <l.

It ia now reported that Cetewayo escaped to the reserve territory in Zululand, and Is "till at large*

(Received August 10th—1.10 p.m;)

COMMERCIAL. LONDON, August 9. Consols have declined tjy J to lOOjj. The market rate has fallon to 3f, and is now J below the bank rate of discount. Coast cargoes, &e<r Zea land, are quoted at 43s 3d, There are no changes to report in colonial breadstuffs or ia tallotvi

'Jhe following cablegram was received from the Queen of Beauty mine-manager to-day :—" Started turbing without steam, going 8j strokes, force of water easy, (Signed) C. H. WILSON."

Mr Bwington's lecture this evening on "Father 1 owder" will be commenced precisely at half-piet seven o'clock. An English daily nuwspapSr is akfut to be published .in Paris for the use of the English and Americans, to be culled the "Fdris Despatch." There will be an issue on Sundays,

Yah, AUiJtiJbA^*' EVKiMJiG STAH. FRIDAY A.UGDST JLO



Lectures; FG. EWINGTON will deliver a Lee, • tui 6on •' (father lewder," In at Bepnl ooiVg Sobooltaonu. TO-JUQHT, 10th Auimt, 1838. at 7JK) o'alook. lm aid of the Raptlrs Kurd, Admlseioa Free. Tie V«ner»bie Archilo*coa Dmlloy will eocupy tha OmUr, Mr W. 0. Deanaa haa kindly undertakui to Illustrate the Looturo with his MagnifloAnt iJme-llght Laotero, and the following gentle men h*v» also kindly undertaken to play overtures t—Mr O. Hennoken, VioJn ; Mr X HannOksn, FlocOlo; Sir A. Hartley, Hanoforte; Mr F. Butler, ylouu; Mr A. Bartley, Violin, oallo. A Collection wUI be made* 'IXHV. "Conditional Immortality De -1 bate" between Mr G. A. Bbown and Mr Hutson will takeplace In Helenarllle on the evenings of MONDAY. TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY KKXT. Admission. 18. licensing Wot ices. 1' JOHN HUTCHINSON, of Kankapa. .• lr»»a, belog the holder of a Fablloa&'i Llolnse in reeotot ot the Uonss and premises Bltiiftt* at Kauluuakapa, do hereby giro sotloe that I dwlre to obtain, and will, ai the next Lloonrfnir MealtDit, to be holdea at HsUnavllle, on the 7th day of September, 1883 apply (or a Tranflftr ot the said License from mjrell to Henry * ndraw Ellison, my appoiatee. Sated the Slat day of July, 1883. JOHN HUTOHIRBON. Board and Residence. /GOVERNOR BROvrn* HOTEL. VT HOBBON-TKHffiT. Board im Lodbiho, ao«. par Week BIMBi.n Rnoin "He. por Waalr HI v aTB Soud and Kesldence at the North Shore for klrgie Kwtlemon.— Aoply to Mr Prete, Poat-offioe, North Shore ComforUble Sitting-room, with tue Of Fiaoo, alno Bath-room Public notices. TO THE "FFICERS aND MEN OP VESSELS IN PORT. Ton are rospeotfully Invited to Join the Pro cession of the Naval Artillery TO-MORROW Evening. They mußtar opposite the Sailors' Rest, in uniform, at 7 o'clock. -E, LuROY, Cap tainA.N.A, 10th Angnat. 1883. T>OND BENT KEDUCTION. K. AND 4. ma ACS b)« to tender their thanks to all ollea>« (or the Übo*al enpport hitherto reosivrd from them, and ha?o much pla&snro in afrttinii th»t a IMiooant of 25 pur oent. will be a'lowed mi all uooda Stored in Boad or Free %tore on aad after July 20th, 1883, on ReoeiTiDß, Delivery. andJJenr. BOOTS AT ANY PRICE 1 Must De sold t Uome and see tor y ourtwlt- Corner Stall In City Market. ■ AMES REID AND SUN Beg to call the attendon and oarefnl considera tion of those about to Furnish to the Ykbt FAVOCRABtIt PBIOBS Of ALL KINDS OF FURHITURE. Having introduoed Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house In town. JAMBS REID & SON, FUKNITUKB KmPOBIDM, HOBBON-STRKBT (2nd Shop from Vlotorla-eU n o c k y nook. unrlnir this bod weather I Urlte the publlo to look over my plaoe, and they will find that alliheirroatd is quite firm after the heaviest rain, and that they can cart timber on the ground and build In all wcatt.org, co»tr»»t my scoria ground with olay. and aek your doctor whloh 1b the beat to build your house on. WM. BAEBB. P.8.-M r Agmit la Mr Bwlagtoo. Gazette in JBansraptcy. imliiilfffif "ttißflfMnliwiuf IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHKBN DISTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTOr. In the matter of " The Debtors nnd Oiedltora Act 1876," and of the Bankruptcy of Hdw -bo O"«niKV Moobe, of Te Aroht, in the Provincial DUtriot o! Auckland, Storekeepar. a l^btor. It Is hareby notified. In pursuance of Seottoa 113 of the aald A ot, I h are filed, in tbe Sodr»»e Oonrt, Auokiaad, my Report la tha said Debtor's estate: and further, that on WEDNESDAY, the Sfitafl dtp of Aiuguet, 1883, at the soar of eieven o'olook in the forenoon, st Ue Supreme Court i>ulldlnir», Auokland, a Moetlag of the Creditors tt tha above-named Debtor wll be bold for the pnrpote of receiving my Report and patetng a Boaolutlon reoommeDdlng tne Immediate Discharge ot the seid Debtor. Dated at Auokiaad this 9th day of August, 1883. JOHN BUOHANA.N, Trustee. HBBKBTH iND RlcstiOND. Wyndhsm-Htroet, Auokasd, Soliolton for the Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COUST OV NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Credi tors Aot, 1876." and the ao end m-iiits thereof, and of the Rankruo'oy of William Alexander Hunt, of Coro mandel, in the Provincial Dißtrict of Auckland, in New Zealand, Gold-minor, a Debtor. Notloe 1b hereby given that William Alex ander Hunt has this day filed a declaration that he is unable to meet his agreements with his Creditors, the first meeting of Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court Buildings, Eden street, AMfcland, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of AuguMTlßß3, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon. Dated at Auckland, af oroaaid, this 10th day of August, 1883. O. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. JAOKSCN AND RUSBKLT., Fort-street, Auckland, aolloltors for iha Debtor, IN THE SUPREME COUKT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHKHN DISTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Credi tors Aot, 1876 " andlof the Bankruptcy Of FRIDIBICK liICHtBD ALBEKTON. a Debtor. It Is hereby notifiad that, on THURSDAY, tbe 16th day of Anguat, 1883, at the hour oC 11 o'c'ook In tbe forencon, at the fcnpreme Court Buildings, Auckland, v meetlrgof the Creditors of the aboroniimed I lebor will be ha d for the imrpoflHDf rf.ceivini; n y n port ana passlnu a resolution reoonuni nftluß the Immediate dis charge of tha eald Debtor. Dated at Auoklaiu, this ninth day of Angriat, ISi3' THO. MaCFFaRLAN*', 'iiuatse. H(tprt;«TH *nd Richmond, Wynnham-street, Auckland, Solloitors tor tue Debtor, j



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Beehau'a " Castle" Drapery. tfpposite Governor Browne Hotel, Hobaon-street. ■»»/aNT&D, a lidy lespectable Girl to V? mind bibj- and at-oi-t in hniißtworki ' referenced required.—Apply at '":t*K' SS.hu. ___ .-. 4/ aN I. tD, asmaro lidy bill as geueral V V seryant; age about 15.—Apply Ueo. W. Rogers. Upper Queen street, » ,*/ aWTED, an experienced Saleswoman % T of aood address and iady-Jie manners for Show-room lv Drapery KBiablieliuient in Qaeen-aireet.-Apijly bj 1-tiur with rcfoiencts I 10 All)till, . T. R OltlOC. \X7ANTKD, good Machinist. — Apply Yf fc» Zealand Boot factory. Grey-Btr->et. »», AN'lliD, everybody to Hear the Evi- Vf denceof Mr John Hockin ac the Trial of " John Barleycorn." THIS (Friday) EVEN ING, Ponaonby HaUi v„ AN USD KaOWN—Towels, 2JU ; # T Extra Grand lino of Ladies' bilk Scarvcf, la; stay Bmtu, 2J, id. and fld.the pair; at UanuiierVWukeflelrt-atrett .hop. \j_J ANTED, a few good hands for Road t V making.—Apply on tho Tram lino, noar Swanson Station.—X. Gibbons. iA/AgfED, a Steady, Trustworthy ¥ T 1(1111111 Mem to help worknillHi ltound. —Applr Parnell Da r*y. t \\l ANT*i>, an Assistant Printer, or Vt KespkCtable 'South.—Apply Hemua aha Banna, Photographers W" ANTiD, by a respectable Married mod, a situation ns Shier and y .-i.orul Blaokumtti; oouatry preferred, — Apply HU, cTakoUIOo. __ __. »». ANTED, a smart Boy. Apply to f V J. Cook, Bootmatter, flranklla rtuari. a* • aNTKD, s Strong Lad about 17, to 7 7 work In garden and uin»o himself gboarolly useful.—Apply J. tfdaooo. off crakel lioad, Kemut-ia. !>»,' a N IKD, a Youth that is accustomed » » to oliekiJng.—Apply at once to Garrett Bros,, Wakenold-atreet, Auokland. ANT4J) KNuW« — Men's Un bx>a :he* Sooks. 3d ; Superior do, li 1 j Worsted Sooka, Jd; Braces, 9d; liens Bum jultea, Zd tee suits; very Superior do, 0:1; at Uamplor'a Wakefleld-Btreet Bhop. ANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Collars, 3d; Collars and Coffa, 5d the Bet; Blb boaa (asaorted). S ihohea wide, la per yard; food Boning hlik, !ess than mnal prloe, 3 reels id; at Uumpler'a Wateflald-»treet Shop. WAhTKD, Teachers, scholnrs, and the Ladies of Ponsonby to be In eympatho tio aooord with the 2g 3d Corset now on sale at Robson's Ponsonby. "ANTED, two Boarders. Terms, 16s. Exoeilenl accommodation.—Add. esj at Stab Offloa. WANTED, Two or Threo Young Men as Boarders; terms moderate.—Apply to Mrs Dewstovr, opposite Dr. Macdonald's. ANTED, Unfurnished Boom with flropUod at Onehuuga.-AB, *ViH offlo*. _ WANi'kl), to Kent, a 7-roomed House In tho Vicinity of Parnoll or Symonds- Btreot.—Addreea " Tenant," Stab Office. WANTED, Furni.hed Parlour and Bedroom, with übo of kitchen; no family.-Addreaa J.T.S., Stab Offlco. %»7ANTED itNOWiX-Tne following ▼ T Bluntly Boiied Ladles' Aaperlor Coloured Eld (jlovfs, li 2d; LsiiW V.li Sklttx, In 6d; Clark's 300 yard rteU of Black Cotton. Id eanh ; Men'a 'i routKira, li fid; at Damniar's Wakelluld atreet Bhop. W" ANTED KNO /VN—Udles' Winter J»okow, 6s 64; li»dle«' Ulalers. Sa 6d; Wool hhiiwlo, In 6d; Lot of Large no, oheip; Wln.cy Hkltta. 3d bl; atDampler's Wakefleld treat Bhop. \\l ANTitD.—Oatmeal, in 71b bags, Is Yf 4d eaoh.--K. Bew'.^ Victoria-itroet, YjrrANi"ED~ Tobacco ' ulture is"a first. » ' class paying concern.—For particulars apply to Adams, Virginia, STAK Ufflce. v*/ ANT»D, Farmers and i onsumcrs to ** know that lam in receipt (ox s.B. Walhora and brigantinu L'Awenire) of prinio Derwin'a Kidney Heed Potatoes, also beat Oamaru and Canterbury Potatoes for Tablo Use; not to bo surpassed.—E. E. Davies, 13. Custom-street (near H. B. Morton's). »*/ ANTED, Covered-iu American Wag *• gonette. Price and whoro to bo seen, XYZ. Post Offloo, Newton. WANTED 10 SELL, Beet Canterbury Potatoes, 201ba a-shtlllnic, is B>i per owt. by the saok deliverod ; splendid unions, 31h.-; v thllilng; lamest stock of laland Uian^es In town,— William Marshal), ilarkot. / ANTkD TO SEuL, a Smart Sailing B«a*, cheap,-J. Q, Mclntosh, HobtOu Bay, PnrnoU. I*7 ANTED, to sell, a (;ood Second-hand »t Piano-a bargain. Maker's prloe, £15; will bo Bold £2S; Uttlo used. - Mrs Walker, Rusaell atroet, off Groat North Koad. »*/ ANTEu to Sell, cheap, Lot of Charts 7 ' for New Zealand and south Bet IbUihlb. —Apply Pnlilp Glover, at J. Ingram and Co.'a, Hlgh-sireet. \&! ANTED to Sell, first-class 6J horse » ™ power Horizontal Kngino wltri Mnlti tnbnlsr Boiler.—For prloe, &c, apo'y to T, W. Bevell, General Furnisher, next Mb irt Hotel. VVr ANTIID. to purchase a 6 x 8 Tent in *~ good ordor; must bo choap.—Aidress " Tent" Htak CJffloo. »* ANTEu KNOWN.- Ladies' Winter * * Jackets, is fid; Ladies1 Ulsters. 5s fid; Wool Shawls, Is 6d; lot of Large do. cheap; Wincey Skirts, 3d 6d—at Dampicr s Wakoflold atreetShop. ! %* J ANTED to Buy, Left-off Clothing of ~» every detoription, for (Msh, Parties waltad on. r.e.—Wanted Known—For Hire, Trap aad Baddlo Horse*.—Aip!y Tlios. niil, Clothier anfl Draper, Parnell. V»7A«TKD KIOW*.-The following » * slightly soiled Ladlos'anperior Coloured Kid Gloves. Is; Ladles' Felt Sklrta la 6d; Clark s 200 yard reels of Black Cotton, Id each; Mon's Trousers, la 6d—at Dampler's Wakefleld-atroet Shop. WANTKD KNOWN—Mrs J. Penny him now opened a Registry Office tor Servants In Hotnoa-ttreet (next Pukm'a Uroosry), where ihe tmeta to rtoalre t fair snare of the patrosaga of the Ladies of Anck land. ~\\r ANTftD.— The public can buy the » * Primest Napier Beef at 2d per lb; Bteam made Sausages, 3d—tho best in the country; Mutton, 2d; German Sausage, 6d—wholesalo, fid ; Black Pudding. Bd; Pork Brawn, id; Pork Pies,4d; Koast Beef, from 3d; Ox Tongues Corned Beof, Piokled Pork, Poultry, &c; Sausages Wholesale, by tho ton or half-ton.—G. HULME, Navy Contractor in Auokland and Sydney, SteamßausageFactory, Queenstreot. /ANTED KNOWN-a Few Print Costumes left, only is ; a Grand Line of Winter Cofitnmes, 16s; Black Fur Trimming, y.i the yarfl ; Svranadown, la nhti yard; at Dampler'e Wakofleld-atrect Shop. TaTaoTED KNOWN—Another Grand » » Lot Berlin Wool, beautiful colours, still the name price (3d the flozon skeins); Finger ing wool (ail coloure), 8d per skein; White Worsted, Id he large skein at Uampier'B Wakefleld-fltroot Shop. KNOWN—Nice Lot of V» Flacnel (White and Coloured), oheap; also Grey Blankets, 10s the pair; Bo 1 Quilta 3s 6d each; Rags. 7s; at Dampiot's W»ki-IL;M- Btreet Hbop. v! ANTED Known. Lowe Broihera, »" cornor of Ponsonby and Franklin Roads, are Selling Oil their Winter Etook of Drapery at a great Reduction in Prices, to clear ANTED I WTSTED ! —Wanted, People to ask tbelr Grocers for Duperior'a La, Bsuvegarde. it imparcs a oiear whlto llgbt to Eerosine, iu>d prevents all danver from ex ploßion. -ol«t in 3d p-okets. — W. B. Lewis, Vlctorla-Btreet, i gent for New Zealand. **/ ANTED IMMEDIATELY, a Good T ' General Servant, reforenwH required — Apply »yAR Office. WANTED the Ladies to Know that Munro and MiUlßan, Hobson-atreet, have secured the services of a tlrst-ol'fla Mil liner, and are now prepared to supply mlllinerj In all lta branohea on the shortest notice. \I7ANTED KNOWN - Barry's Tii- T t oopherouß, Is 2d; Haok Combs. 4d; Tooth Comb", 2d; ftatr Brnshos, 9d; Tooth Bruehaa, 6d; Hair On. (id the bottle at Uampier'B Wako fieldslreot. Shop, ANTiSD KNOWN - That TAPP AND CO.. Boot and Shoon aker->, Vio torla-Btreet, are selling Winter Goods at a elipht advance on cost price, as the following quota tlons will show: — Ladle r' Leglets. IDs 64; Ladies' Button Boots, from 9a 6a ; Ladles' Kid KB, from Sa 6a; nil other Boots at very Low Prloe?. VirANTED Kt>OWN— Ladies' Um »* brrllas. 1» 8A ; 811k do, la; Gent's do, 3a; Glrln' ParaßOls, Is 6d; and Lntx of other Freeh Bargatßß; at D»mpier"B Wnkefleld-street Shop. W ANTED KNOWN. Mrs Yandle, * ' Taxidermißt, Furrier, &0., has Removed to Hobson street, a few doors above Munro and MilUgan's. WANTED KNOWN — UUEAP TIM BEBI Cheap Timbbrl And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywnere else at the Yardß of D. Goldie. Albert-street aM"ED KNOWN—'oloured Cash mere, la 6ii the yard ; Bleok Velveteen, Is 9d; Cretonne, 7<l the yatd; D»m&Bk Table oovtrn, 3s 6d; American Loather for Table Covers, lid tho yard j at Dampler'd Wakeflold street Shop. VV ANTED KNOWN—T. B. Kobson, * • Poncbnbr, Is removing to the New Shoj next Mr voort'H. and is s l'lng at greatly tu fluceA pricey, to effwi a Kn-'y Clearance. t* AJV Tv. 1 > KNOW N. - 40 Pieces Blue. * and-whito Stripe Tioking s}d. slightlj damaged by Fea water, at n. McPhersons, Draper, &c. Karangahapo Road tfc,ANtED Kf-'.'W\-1 Bale Wool. * , border Fibre Door Matß, slightly dam aged at D. McPherson's, Draper, &c; Karanga hape Road.



Wanted< \mi AwTbD, Mr Oaklby, of Mount VV gden, to call at Star Office. \jkf « NTKD, a (Jlerk ana Storekeeper V» by the Dovonport Ferry Company.— Apply in writing on or before Tuesday, stating salary required, to the' Directors, 8 Qneen-st. \mi ANTED, to Kent, 8, 9, or 10-roomed VV House, either in Graf ton Road. Symonds ati-ont nr Pnrnell flatter Dlace meferred): onen



. for a inohth.-Apply by letter to " House," this i Offlce. WANTED KNOWW.—What Every oije requires, Pniond'iii Sample 9ha> pj. &5 10s, at Albert Kotaud. neat customhouse, Fort street. '\\r A^TBtrKlV' 'WN, ia Parnell, that * • H. White has greatly Reduced the Price of Meat. Forequartero Mutton 2d ; Legs, ■id • lioast Beef, from Id. H.W. has also added to h!g business a want long felt, viz, SinalJ Goods-Pork Pica, Pork Sausages, fc'avaloys, German Sausageo, Collared Head, Potted Beef, Brawn. Quality_guarantesd ; -a/AIMED KNOWN—Money in it— V» rttocft, Fixtures 10 Yea a Leaefi, £150 — first-o't«R '.jrocary ani Urat.brj' Store, ono of tho principal ttraeffl. 13 rooms, 3 atall-.d s:ab!e;) S mtntitea from Poot otHeo livnt, 35s.—Adoreso I DGC, PTAB offlcti.



VI! AIST X D K,<U Wft —All ti oods ?' Reduced for a Speedy Clearnnca and quick Kntranco to New Shop. — Robson's Drapery. Komnoby. WANTED.— When you are in Hobaon street oa'l and peo the La'Kß ar d Oholoe Stoofc of Soui<h Cheviot Tweed*-, in heather and ft anlre ahadiH «t Munro aaa Millgan'a. V%' AHTBD— vr e.nted to sell, very cheap V% 24 dozen ilb Tim of good Durham Mus t»fj only 6d perun,2Tlna forlld, 6s iierdczonj io a, »«„ uvnit Units. 1? fill nnr hottlfi! Small



lice 7iba for U ; Large Kioe.Glbs lor Is; flsfgty Matches, 3d per dozen: Bell and Black's Plaid Matches 7d per dozen; B;ll and Hlaok"* Tin Boxes on *• Is 8d ncr dozen; Large Bibles wlih Plates, only £1 ?.» 6d and £1 7a 6d each; 20 Gross of Kxerotse Books, from 2d to 4d each,6o Leaves only. 8a 6d per d< 2e* : Fens, t nly 66 per box of 12 dotant ia 6d per dozen boxes; Fenholdeis, la 6d per Rroafl; 1,100 Pl/cea of Sponge, from 2d to 28: Lot of Flotuiea. Si and 6d; Glass Jujjs, Od and 2s each; Tea, 18 6d per lb, B!bs for in ; Apples. Sd and H par IB; Currants, ii. per It); Small Tumblers. 4 for (Id; Wine Glasses. Sd eaob, 2s 94 per dozen; Lot of Juga, Od each; lißZor Strop?, Only 9d, worth Is 6&— H. Watt, General Dealer. Pitt-street. \tf A~S TED KNOWN. DANDELION, Renowned fo? It* M. oioal Virto.ee. neil & Clifford Are mannfaotflrlnK it Into PILLS and COFFKHV THit PILLS Are the Pest snd Cheapest made in New Zea iii.d KxtO'inivei? us. tl as a Family FIIL 1/ a bOx. THK OOFFHB Is proconnoed by competent judges to be better than the imported, it U goud for ihe Lifer, Ktrtnuya, and Indigestion. 2/ alb. BOTANIC OOVGH SYRUP Ia a Pleasant and effective mixture. Steadily eatnlcs ground in Auosland. 1/6 and 2' a bottle. SOOTHING SYRUP, UR MOTHKn'S FKIBND (FOR BAuJLH), Is exoellentfor rsmavir^; wind, roKulctiig the bowels, and iiroduci^p, natural e-ltep. Mothers who know Its value Won't be without It. It ia free frum all injurious dings. One Shilling a Bottle.



GENUINE HOP BITTKRS, 2/6 BOTTLE, NEIL & CLIFFORD, BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WKLLK3LiY-BTRKKT KABT, Four doors from Crnlok shank and Miller's, Qneen-Btrett. VV ANTED.- 21b Tins Most Excellent V ' Tea, only 4s eaoh.-R. Rew'B, ViotorU >t/cot. --/ANTED KNOWN. -Pure Gold, v • Pure Silver.—Charles Kelsey and Co. have now added Gold Jewellery to thoir stock. Their first parcel is just to hand, in which will bo found a beautiful assortment of Ladlos' Droas Rings, Keepers. Alberta, Neokleta, Brooohea, Gents' Scarf Pins, Suitoa, &c. They strictly conflno themselves to keeping only Real Silver and Koal Gold Jewellery. Freeh arrivala monthly.—Charles Kelsey and Co, (two doors bolow Morrin's, IronmongorsK



\\! AMTED I — Wanted to Sell, very * ' cheap, having bought a Lot of Groceries very cheap, dashboards, only 6d (worth 1»); n»rk Blue, only 3d ib; Plaid Matches 6a doz, in 0:1 pr Br(iK<; Bo'l and Co.'a Tin Boxes, Is 6d per doz; Good Tea. I* ii lb; H«rper iwelve treo*'« Wathl>.« I owilms, only 7d doz; Good Wokl/B 8d bo'Ue; upaom Pai's, 4d per doz 2a box; Hu son's Boap Powoeru, 1 paoketa for &i j SmaJ Tin Hoxea Ma«oh>e. 2 boxes for Id, 6d per diia; Arrowroot, 3d lb, )2 lbs for 2i; «»go. i* lb, 12 llw for 3d 6'i; Romp Utxta. it lb 12 lbs for 3a 3d; Canary Seed, Sd lb, 12 lba for is; Patent Grouts, Id per ib tin. 3s 6 ■ ion ; Shoo Twine. Id per ball. Is Id lb j Clothes ¥»&; la id ppr grrss; Dried Apui'f, only id lb; Uolors,2d lb; Mote Paper 10 qulrca far Is; Lemon Peel, la 4d H. WATT, Htt street, large Vases, 6a 6d per p»lr (worth 10e), 1.H.! ANTED, Ladies to know that I am v ▼ faßt Kednclcg my Sock. through hav iDg a Genuine previous to extnnnlvo altera tions. Hlack Caehmerea, Ib lid to 3a 9d yard. I am aniline a great quantity; an well ss Co oura, from tljd to 'U 6d, The Savin ClotD. at 4Jd, Is a good Una; bs well as the All-wool Serge. Bt la l}d. Vrlvetoers. from la 21d. Ladloa" Ulsters are Rrcntly rertuned. T> c" wove (no dfooptlon) Cnlion 2Jn ; nrowlfon's.4B6^l doz-t>: Unb'oaohaa ShPOtinft, 6}rt. 7Jd. BJd. and IB Ji; White Twill do, (washed). IOJd, 1« sja,»nd lfifijd ; Oood (runne c, from 03(I to is Hid ; While BUnkota, from 4* 6d paoh; Brown Helfnet Hollands 3}d, Ij'l. 6bh B}rt. 10J1. Is id ; T»blB Llneu. 83 I, HJrt.l. DJI Is lljd, 2s 6 . 3d 6d. Ilnstery, Gloves lUnnonß. Kiowora. Fea>hers L»ce, Undprolotbing, In fants' Kobea, Poilleß. uroota, Cloaks, &0., all Keflucd. N.B.—Nnie tho address:-JiMK^ BCUIT, General Draper, Clcthler, Outfitter, So., &c London House, Vittona and Neleon- Blreeta, Aacfcand. GRANTED KNOWN.



Velveteens. 1/9 to 6/6 par yad Coloured satii.s (15 ohadea), 1/C p:r yard U,slurs. 3/6 in 35a Iloßiory, ml makoj atd shadea JroSoN, 0/11 to 739 Now Jeraejs, al oolonra, 6,'Obcoli Hats, In all Hti»pos oud oaloura Grey Felt l^ainßbjroUKha. a few lott Mrn'sGrttiluK lv iinat variety Undero'othlng, »ll sty'ej and qualities Felt Carueis yard vtldd. 1/3 Tapeatry Oarpots, 2/3,2/11, a«d 3/6 per jard Hearth Russ. a luno a'sortment .Mniiinß, /B}, ill, 1/2, (1 yaid, li and 1J yards widei a-J, IC-1, and 11-i HlanUeta, 9/11 to 3Se per pair New Drews Wi*«y, /6i, worth 1/oeryard Coloured Cashmcr", 1/7J worth 2/8 Unbleaohrd oa>loo, '2d 2J<l 3d, to Oil por yard White Calloo. 2Ja. 3d, io, to 1/ p«r yMd Coloured Chenille 1 lee, 3d to 1/1 a-, h Wiaceye, 4Jd to 1/ per yard SOU Ccloorvd Josephines, let choice, 2/6 par pair drkssmakinh and mili..inkhtj on the vrkmißub. ladiks" own material madk up, Atna SPAIN. MANAQXR.



Saooeastul Oontraotor for Drapery (or Lunafo Asylum, 1883. STEPHENSON'S DBAPKRY ANIi BALK WAREHOUSE, AND LADIES' KMPOBIUM, K&IUNGAHAPK ROAD, NKWTON. \A. ANTED KNOW?) — Men's Black *' Felt Hatn, 3a j Grisnd Lino of Boyß' Blaok do, la 8d; Frm,oh Peak Caps, 9d; at Dauipler's WaKeHeld street Sbop. V»/ ANTED KNOWN—That all Work. » ' ing Men oan save their money by oall ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant All meals 6d. Board and Lodging, 15s per week.—Robert Mubdook, Proprietor. Note tho addrosa, nearly opposite the Waitemata, and close to the Dook BvOT AMS TiHOE TKADET^- Wanted, Apprentices to tho Bench.— Aoply W. MoArthur'a Boot Factory. Upper Queen-s'reet. CHlvimhY , vWEEP.— Wanted known, Chimneys Swept in a Workmanlike Manner; nil ordora promptly attended to.- Ad dress G W. Wilcock, Weatbtreet, Newton near Waring's Store. PIGE6"S. — Wanted, good ftroDc; birds in any quantity. — Apply XYZ, Star office. I>UPILS wanted by Mr Jouson, Short hand TaKCher Ancitlund College. Syß tem thoroughly taugbt t>r 21a. Residence, Karan^abane Koad. j RAD SMK'S I:ookc.-Evening Bm ploymont-Wanted to keep the above. Competent and expeditious; reasonable terms, —Please apply CD., Stab Office.



Qoodson's Arcade. See GoODSON'S LiONDON AIRCADE. the Tire ! At Goodson'B being confined to tt« reserve stock in the packing-room, the Arcadei (uninjured, and our friends need have no appioaenslon*o£ being supplied with any goods damaged by flro or water, the whole having been disposed of and removed from the premises. Never was the stock equal or the arrangements so com plote as at the presont time. In Gold and Silver Jewellery Clockb and Watches (all warranted) we have a magnificent assortment of the newest designs, at prices defying competition. We make no virtue of keeping only Pure Jewellery, as to meet the requirements of onr extensive business we endeavour to supply the most artistic imitation and offer it at a price within the reach of all. The increasing demand for Abyssinian Gold has led us to import largely, and we have just opened the largest and most comprehensive assortmentwe have yet received, end invite inspection of its display in our Vic toria-street Jewellery Window. In Gold-cased (still a great favourite) and Silverine we have some great specialties. Jet being greatly in demand, we have a splendid stock of the newest designs. (j GODSON* ijONIiON A.KCADK. Mote the Addresses— GOODSON'S LONDON AKOADK, Auoklwd. f. ~ CHBISTOHUROH, LONDON OFFICE: «8. St. Mwy Axe,



New Teas. - , ___ j KITBW QBASON rpEAS, 1883-84. JUST A.RRJVBD. PER B.S. TAIAROA, FROM WELLINGTON. TRANgHIPt-KD K& HOIHuW. FROM FOOOaOW. iflOft PACKAGE 3 NJtW SBASON'S IOUO . Tit AS. as under >- Kosebad ' /^ 1 100 p3okn,'ea PAN YONG Vir> strong and full, ripe I'okae Sonohong Eblbows 3-3 99 paofeßK'-B PAX LUM Very foil, ripe, true Pekott Kaisow flavour i 100 packfiKSa PAR LUM Very B^o g, mollow, tioh, and dulicttto I'ukoa Kaisow flavour 5 302 packages PAN YuNG Choice, ricii. Icuity Pekoe Senohoaa KaUow 6 ICO psokagca TAI COU Strong, r:ch, rtpe« brisk Kaleow 7 99 paokage3 SOEY COT 8 99 packages Yoyw HOW Very ttrcnif, fnll, uungent Kalsavv 9 lOOpJokaue."! FAN YUWG . . Choicest, rich, rlpa, heavy Pekoe SOUObODK RuiSOW 13 93 paokaues PaX LUM Ve.y choice, f M. ripe Pekoe Kaisow 14 99 paokagea PAN YONG Fine, strong, lull. fruity Pekoe Son obong Kalaow j 15 ICZ packages PAN YONCi Choice, rich fall, ripe Pekoe Sou chong Kiilnow 16 SG Dockage FOUR OA.N Ttiloic, strong, ripe, true Fook Oan fl-vjur 17 lOfi paokaaes WONG HRNO Froth, flavoury, thick, strong Wong HOig flavour 18 202 paokagea BOBY KUT Very tall and strong sweet burnt Souchong Kalaow. Also, to follow— onn P4CKAGKB OHOICEBT MAND&.RIN OW ROSKBUD MIXTURK, In alb. and lib. pickets. Samples (or Liquoring ma; b a had on applies, tion at tho offloe ot ARTHUR UEAIttEB, O CUSTOMSTRKKT WKST. T A N D X N Q. EX 8.8. HOIHOW, @ FOO CHOW. \ 1,800 PACKAGES ALL CHOICE CONGOU TEAS. er Tho Importer Bpnclally inviteo attention to the Finest Chop as being a Tea selected with regard to quality rather than cost. It la do kcrlbed by tha shlpperd ac being ONE OF THE FINEST TEAS THEY EVER SAW. H, B. Morton. W-EW OEASON mEA BX S.B. HOI HOW, DISKOr FROM FOOOHOW. 570 PACKAGB3. A M Marked. / \ Marked. Ihese TEAS ara oouolaily eeleoted by onr Agent lti Fooohow, from the Choicest Teas oi the Season, to meet the requirements ot the Market. Intendlog purchasers are Invited to call and get Master Samples. AUCKLAND AGRICULTUKAL AND MERCANTILE COMPANY (Limited), )»o 9 and 11, Queen-street. Meetings rpHK Auckland Paper Hunt Club will I meet at Orakei Road, Romuera. To-nior fow, at 3 p.m. For Sale. Bjioß SALK, Old Timber and JJricks.— ti Appi; next (iojr to Boohanan's lialtdinga, Wo)lo''ey-Btreet. |j^«'R «AL*:, a fine Block of Latfd of 340 V acres, all ploughable; large frontage to main road and about hair mile frontage to navigable oreek; close to Auckland and In a rising district. - D. F. Evans Land Agent, Quoon-Btrect. L/'OK SAUE, Large Portable Engine, 18 A horse-power; also, la-hdree Portable En gine : both secondhand, in good working order. —E. Glbbons^Onehnnga; to OtsTSALK, a B-roomed nonse, situated V in ijinooln-nMEi, Po.sinby. - for par Honiara apply H. Hogerg, Dnools-street. ljfOß SaLE, a Cutter ; well found and T in good repalr.-Apply Mr D. Gonk, Oastomhonse-street. mOB BALE Ok LEASE, J! BT VAILK & DOUGLAS. Estate Agents. Bbortland-stro*t, A SUBURBAN BUTOHERI»G BUSINESS. Together with the Freehold Premlsee. Further panion'arß on application. AIRY FA KM to be Sold.- A Compact Lutla Farm ot 50 aores; oinsa to a market; terns essj.-Auply to Mr Hel^hton, Ronso »nrt I ami Agent Qa<*»n-Btfaet. L, UK <-ALE, The Avenue, Kdenvale.— " A very pretty Villa of i rooms and Bonl lery, register gratos, rangu, tank, &o.; quite new, ana well-finished; volcanio soil; allot ment 33 x 145—Apply to V. F. Evans, band Mart, Queen-street, next Bank of Australasia, 7*2 i<;OR SaLE, at Devonport, equi-distant f from both wharves, larga Bnlidina Allot mnnt on sloe it Hill, ovprlooklnK harbour and Kingitoto Chimrjol, Also, Small no'orvo glvimt hicb (uitnuuo to Flegßtaff U'H. —Joseph ticoth, Ddvonpoit or Auoklond Dairy, Hob^on-strret. jiOK bALiK, very desirable Verandah " House of 6 rooms, wasb-house, good work shop, fowl-house, and good garden; freehold allotment about 120 x Si, situate in Clarenqe- Btreet, near Mr Dalton's, Ponsonby. Price only £160. Must be sold.- V. F. Evans, Land Agent, Quegn-atreet. «» FOR AALE, Scotia Place, off Queen street, Commodious Residence of alght rooms, conservatory, bath rcom, large wash honße (fitted with copper), pas and water Hid on ; every convenience ; allotment 38 x 180 ; very cheap.—Apply D. F. Evans's L-nd Mart, Queen-etreet next flank of .Australasia. _686 MOUN I' EDEN — New and well finished Villa Residenoe; bay window; fitted up with cupboardß, register grate; oven, nice garden; 50x100-good corner allotment; a very pretty place; situated Mary-street, near main road; nice posftion.—D. F. Evans. (835 i*OfkA -A VERY PRSTTY 4 ~JS&&\J\J'> ROOMKDCOTrAGB, with Hcullery, within easy distance of town; bar gain.—Apply D. F. nvans. Land Mart, Qncen atroet. n»xt Bark of Außtralnsla. /-^HEAP COTTAGES FOR SALE. SOOTLANn-BTrtBKT (freeman's B«y) - Cot t«Ko, i rooms, and freehold allotment, Prlop, £160. (8211 LEAMINGTON ROAD, Mount Kden-Oottngo. i rooms, fco.; allotment 60 x 81. Price, £220. (863) FE 4HL BTBKH.T. Etotres'a Polnt-Cottsga, t rooms, &o.; allotment 68 x 130. Price £150. 1851) BTANLEr-BTRKJCT, off Great North Boad- Cottawo, i rooms, sonllery, &o,; aUotment 33x100 £230. (836) CHABLOTT(r-STREBT, off Great North Road —Cottage, i rooms, and scullery; allotment louehold, 33 x 100. £135. (824) BPRING-STBEHT—Cottage, i rooms, and free hold allotment for £200. i8l9) DUBLIN-BTRKRT, Poneonby— Hon-e, 8 rooms, j ond freebo'd aUotment, for A23'j; a grant bargain. (318) NBW-3TRKRT. Newmarket -Cottage 5 roonin. i. a -■ well, garden, and allotment IS x 180. tar £320. (816) SBiQHi'OK, Pmnl!—Oottafte. i rooms. »nd freehold allotment, really good, for £260, BPRING-3'rRKKT - Verandah Cottage of 6 roams, and freehold allotment, for BSW: one»p. 1792' Atd others on epplloatlor^to^ BVAN3> Land Agent, Qneen-atroet,



To Let. rrO LET, a Three-stalled Stable, with a JL sood entrance.—Apply to Mrs Bood, third door from Karangahapo Koid, Upper Quaen street, r|po L&T,iuColliogwood-street, 6-Roomed • Huao\ with wash house. geß. and water '"Jd on; 12s par week —«pp'y to Mr W. Bacon, West street, X cwton. rjp.O LSI, a New 5-Koomed House in | 1 O'Neil-atirest, Ponßonbj.-Apply to J, i Roberta gi ocor, Pongonby Koad. f pO LKT, a Shop and Dwelling Bouse In 1 Hobson-street, near Cook-street.—Thomas Conßtable. Uobaoa-strest. rpO LET, for a term of years, Large 3. Throe-storey Bailing, situated owner of X igh-atreet and Vulo»n Jj«ne. lately ocouoied Sy Messrs Boylan aid Tanfleld.-J. M. Mac dorald, Honto and Ketatu Agent, Shortland street. rpO BE LET, in Grey-Btreet, a New J Brlofc Shop «nd Dwelling in a flret-rsto Po3ltlon.-Apply to V. G. Kwlngton, Kstate Agent. nnO LET, Remuera, 2 minutes' walk I from railway station, S-Rooroed House, nloo catden ana s;able.~jipply hiohsrcsin aad Crawley, 81 Qaean-sireet. fT?o~LSl\^ln~Victoria.etreet, adjoining !; Hobaon Hotel, One Commodious Bhop with room nt r^ar—Apo>y Haaoock and Co., Coatoms btreet, or Mr Milnr, Kobaon Hotel. ■gO LKT, Draper's !>hop and Dwelling- S houss. Main Ko*d, PonßOaby in flfgt o'»83 poeltion: a Rood openlnu for Milliner and Dress maker; vaoant iv about a fortnight— D. F. Kyans, Land mii Homo Agent. •g 0 LET, the two New Shops in But ' " land-strost adjoining the Clarendon Hotel.—J. M. and J. Mowbray. rpO LET, a pleasant Marine Kesldence » at the North Shore, with Beach. Frontage. Apply to Charles Bailey, Boaibullfl'er. OFFICES TO LET.— Commodious Offloes To Let at Flrth'a Hullflings,foot ot Albart-straet.—Apply to William Aitten. rpu MERCHANTS AM) OTHERS. TO LKT BY I'KNDBR. The LORNB-MBKftT HALL, with two cellars and ante-ionm, for a term of, 19 yenrs. Tenders will be received up to August 14,18"3. A cnly to Me A. Flemlnn. Trustee, Fianklln Road for farther lnform»tion. F>OWKK TO LET, on 70 miles ot gas mates, is the olty mh< sntiurba ot Anok land. EaKlnes from ito 100 h.p. indicated. Con- Bumption of gas, from 18 onblo feel of gas per lndloated hor-:e-power par honr for the larger siz a. to 25 feet for tha smaller Suitable for KnKfneerß, Woodworkers, Printers, Firewood Penlnrs, Boot anil .hoe Mannfaotnrers. Fodder Daalrrs, Maltsters Sjtnsage Makers, tea., &c, anil for Amat«urß'.Latl:6s »nd Fret Saws. The engine oatn firewood at 2d per ton, and st Inter mittent holstlnu woik the cost 1b sometimes as low as 1b 8d per day far a 3J h p. enitine, the engine rnnninx all day. Thirty-Hve Otto Gas Knitlnen ar» now erected in Anokland For terms and conditions, apply to the Secretary Anokland (}oa Company (Limited), Fort-atreet. blzsa in etook-J, 1,2,3}, a, 13 h.p. Draperyi etc. T\ X A P E R Y. CLEARING SAKE T. B. EOB3ON, PONSONBT, IS REMOVING TO NEW PKKMISEB, nksi- Mbi Woods, Butohbr. GREAT KEDUCTIONS QBMUINBSALBI NO PUFF DBAPEKY. MEJI'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING is now obtalna&le at the lowast possible prloes daring my Genuine Sale. The objeot of such loctnoilouß li my desire to rortnoe the stook m ninoh as possible previoou to alterations and enlargement. List ot a few notable lines:— Men's Tweed Trotuen, 2,6, fi/6, 7/B, 10/B, U6, ano 146 Per pair; Mon'i Printea Moledklo oitto, 4/6,7 6, and 8/6 per pair; Men'g Devon Trousers and Vests, 13/6; a large quantity of Men's All Wool i).u. Diagonal Fe* Jackets, 81/6, worth HI; Men's Hhirrs from 1/ to 6/11 eaoh; Men's and Boys' Tweed Hats, from 1/4} eaoh. V.B.— Note the addreaa: J-iMitrs SCUrr, Gencxal Draper, Clothier, Oatfltter, too., London Ho übs, Victoria and NeLon-streets, Anokland Tenders. f^HE AKCH HILL BRICK AND TILE COMPANY (LIMITHD) will receive Ten ders up to 18th inst,, for tha lollowlDg work :— Clay Getting Wheeling to Mill Catting Cfl Boning L'U Sklntling KBgueman In one or two contraot?,—Api ly to the Manager, on the works. rp O B D I L D E « S. Tenders will be received nntU noon of WED nkhd »V, the 19th lnataat i.t i p m,, for a Briok Warehoaie In Qneea-atreet. Plans at my Office. HENRY O. WADB. 83, Qaeen-strcet Arohlteot. | O CAHPkNTARk. -Tenders wanted * for Bnlldlnjr a Flvs-roomed House (labour only). Plan and Specifications to be seen at Mr Jackson's Store, Ponsonby Road West, where tenders are to be left by noon on WEDNES DAY nest. .tfieoical EfoP I^ITTEBS! Hop Bittkrsi Hop Bittbrsi 5/ {or bottle, or Throe Doran Case at 4/6. J. G. HN.NDERWW, Cbkml:,!, MEDICAL HALL, POMfIUNBT, Opposite Three Lamps f'llE BESST REMEDY ever discovered " (or Corns is Onra Olava, a truly marvellous core, Is 6d.-O. W. Goodson, London Arcade. CTOP OITTERB. Importbd DlBKCft from the Manufactory. Be PEr"bOTTLE. AICKIN, THE PHARMACY, QUBEN-STB&ET. FOR WINTER COUGHS and Bronchia IRRITATIOK mRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF KOOALYPTUB ■L with Hypophosphlte of Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronic Chest Affections, " Alokins Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphlte of Lime and Quinine," is most oertainly alterative and ouratlve. Try it for Bbonchitib and Asthma' AddrßSS — THE PHARMACY, Qpeen-btbeet. PROFESSOR ELLIS Is the only Medical Herbalist in the Colony who is prepared to treat all Diseases, Ho has always presoribod with unvarying success In most cases. He guaran tees to cure In all complaints not too far gone. He has" been very successful In the follow ing complaints: — Asthma, Bronchitis, Con sumption (second stage), Cataract, Dropsy, Dysentery, Fevers, Liver Complaints, Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, Soiatioa, Lumbago, aiid Secret Complaints of young men (without fail). Wonderful Cure for Corns without pain. — Address : — 308, Queen - street (next Young Women's Institute). Private Consulting Room. Hours: From 0 a.m. to 9 p.m. OAKLAND'S CHEKKY PfiCTOKAL, Absolutely the beßt remedy ever made for COUGHS, URONOHITIB. ANIJ 00LD3. Frloo. 2s 6d and 4a fld a Bottle. 3HAR'-ANi> ft C"., opposite Pnst-ofilOß.' LIVER REGULATINU. ICKIN'S PODOPHYLIJN PILLS, No. are now known from Invercargill to Mon gonul as one of the most effective remedies for ■' SLUGGISH LIVER " Torpid Digestive Func tion, Biliousness, Chronio Constipation, Flatu lency, &o. They are a safe aperient and CONTAIN NO MINERAL WHATEVER. Sold In Boxes at Is., and Bottles at Is. 6 and 2s. Gd. (all sugar coated). XT THE PHARMACY. QPKEN-STKBET O X M S All ohlliiren suffer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Cure, SHASLAND'a WORM POWDEKB,I/piokel Apothecaries Hall, opposite Poat-offloe. r\OCTORAKHOLD'SPKt<INY ROYAL XJ AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2s fid a box.—Colo nial Agents Shabland & Co., opposite tho Post Offloe. JDb. wilkins, OCULIST AND AUBISI ' TO OHRISTcHOROH HOSPITAL, Will arrive In Aockland, August IS, remaining about three weeks, to treat Kjo, £ar, and Throat Siseates. Rood sat IHE PHARMACY, QUKKN-BTBEET. ViATSI KAXSI KAiSI-Dee XV .^HARLAND'B PHOSPHOR PASTE, Rats oat it greedily, and die; no smell, i Jilco, One Shilling a Bottle. SHARLAND ft CO.. opposite Post-offlnn. fIPOOTHACHE CURE -Instantaneous X Relief, OUUNT AiSIC; la bottle.—SßAß- L*ND fe «*O. (opposite PoßHifflea)' r I iHE Best Preparation extant for promo- M ting Hair Growth is Dr. Erasmus Wlson's LOTION FOR THE HAIK. It la prepared from the original formula ot this eminent autho-Itr by Chablhs Butchbb. ttoal Chemist (Viot^rla and Now Zeal»nai iunction of Pit! aort Grw-Btreeta. Anctlana- « oiTHAM - Gtu'eo liver FegulatiOu, price Wt&J^SSSLUm » CO (oppo glte Poßr-offlw'. o>UMKNrALMARBLEMAKf,NB, il I and workers of Marble Mantelpieces, Cheffoniers and Toilet Tops, Slabs for Labora tory and Butchers' Shops. Marble worked to any design. Manufactured In Auckland.—R. levett & CO,, Victoria-Btreet (near Free mWißay.



a I TF Edward Draiatield and A. iiiggina do I' X no* call for th*lr Luggsfie at Fpvtland ••" House, Hobson-aireet, it will be EOld within a f ortoight by auotionto defray expenses. r i jjOßt and Found^ LOST, Brown Pointer Dbg. Finder wUI be rewarded. Anyone detaining the saufe will be pffoiieouted. — Herr Sohmlst, Oratton Road. ____^-_ LOBT, on the Sib, in Queen-street or Wharf 8. Cairn Koran SeeK, With Orest engraved, and Gold Watch Pound reward for recovery, J. W. HRtroiO, at ; Qrakel Road, Ksmrera. — OST, on 7th iost, o ■ '*. muera ttoad, Wool Buggy rug, striped Wao^^'i"; Finder rewarded on leaving same at Mr HOBirs, Newmarket. , Tl iiS RE W A«D.—Lost, between Upper JL \f Pltt-rtreet and Hobson-streat, a Lady b Gold Broooh with a green Blone pet in centre.— Apply to John Finl*y, c.rner of Chapel and { West Qaoi-n s'reetc. __^ . AiiUUND, on the sth instant, a Flat s' bottomed Dingy.—The owner will please communicate with Patrick Heath, North Shore. Ecoieeiaatica], Sj!VAf>OJiLI;iTIC SERVICES will be «0J held in the Bden Mall. HdRU Terraoe, on ►•unday ivenlng next, at 8 o'oloolr; end on tho evenioga of Monday, Wedneeda), and Friday, at 7.30. Sankey's Hymno will be n?od. AH are oardlallv lnvitid. OKMNGSIDE PKEtBYTiiRIAN CHUECH.-The Rev. McKcnzie Fraser, M.A.. wiU preaohin the School-room on Sabbath, at 2.30 p.m. ________ huisiness JNQtices. 'ETIHE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE, 1 249, QUKBN-STBBBT. STho best place for New Arrivals p> and others to get all Household g t, _ Requialtta at a Cheap Bate. g U§ China, Glass, Earthenware g "a Tinware, Brushware. Lamps J5 HW Furnishing Ironmongery (all kinds) gg Cutlery, E.P.Waje. Yanken NoUons 5 n ftS Toys, and Fancs-fiooas. g rt gn —— " b 3 a HANCHARD & CRANWBLL, O 3 9 a I Three doors above Wellesley- g | _ street. H \foTICE OF RKvinVAL.— The under. \y elgnedbegsto notify that he has Removed to new and Central Offices, next Bank of New Zealand, Queen street.-John R. R.ndkrson, Stock and Sharebroker. Land and Estate Agent, -N. 8.: Convenient Offloes to Let on the ground floor, Mercantile Chambers Queen-Btreet. TTNION STEAM SAW hI'JULDIoG,. BAB 3, ANO UOOR COMPANY (Limited), MEOHANIC3' BAY FIBF. The Company deeire to advise Customers that It (a prepared to accept Orders for Btook Goods, and to exeoate as formerly. 7?! E li C i^ JS Gl SAM, WHTfira PRICE LISTJ la aa follows :- Best Pallna Fence of purirl posts, Hobart rails, and sft Hobart palings, one fcoh aparUWe. Paling Fenoe to oonßtot heart kauri posts, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, 65a. Three-rail Fenoe, puriri posts and Hobart rails, 459. Wire Fenoes with Top Rail, 335. Wire Fence, 7 wires, 255. Barbed Wire Fenoe, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, 18s per ohain. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Picket Fences, from 2b per foot not painted^or 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Pioket Fence with mill wrought Wioket Gate, all painted complete, at 3s per foot. All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for every description of Fenoe given on applica tion to Sam. Whitb, Fencer, Custom-street, apposite Arnold, Hines and Co. r^HEAP CUT LE R V.—Thomas ' / BiMOKLhaa KKMOVBD to 103 QOKKN BTRKKT, next Mr Wesipfahig, Bootmaker. Knives Forks, Spoons, Oruets, Ec, cheaper b iv ever. " THE N o v E l t V HAIR-DRESSING ROOMS, 65, GKSfy-STREKT. Ladles', Gentlemen's, and Children's Hair Neatly Cut and Trained. MRS LESTER'S HAIR RESTORER, for Promoting Growth of Hair, always In stock. TESTIMONIALS! Mas Lester. Hairdresser.«", Grey-street. Dear Madam,—l tenderyon my sincere thanks for the good you have done me by introducing your Hair Restorer, My hair has been falling for more than twelve months, and now it is firm in my head, and growing nicely, through using one bottle of your valuable remedy, I certainly recommend It to any ladies who are troubled with thin hair.-yours S ol | . wiLLiAMSi 121, Grey-street. July 23,1883. July 4th, 1883. Mkb Lbsteb, Hairdresser and Dermotologist, 65. Grey-street. Madam.-Having used your Hair Restorer for ten weeks, I have been benefited to suoh a degree that I tender thiß Testimonial to ypu. to make use of as yon may feel disposed. My hair, which was falling out in combsfoil, ia now firmly set in my head, and a fine new growth has come where it was nearly bald. Anyone who may doubt thiß statement, please refer them to me. Yours respectfully, THOMAS BRBNTON. Grey-street, Auckland. CARD \\T J. DAL'TON, C.E., ** • ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, Has Removed to High-street (fronting Vulcan Lane), over Mr Whiter, Law Stationer, PATBNT^GBNT Iv c x °" *• BESS WAXI HRBS WAXI Purchased in any Quantity for Cash, Buyers of Fnngus and Mantss Metal* Having pnrohased In China a Flna Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMBB AH KBW oan confidently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the Pnbllo generally, will avail themselves of this splendid opportunity and call early to boy his Superior Oon v, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Bhouohong, and arious Mixed Teas, suited to eve—tastei He has also on hand Jananeee Ware, Preserved Ginger, Orookerywarei Bilks, Handkerchiefs, and other oommodlties too numerous to mention, Note the Addressi— JAMBd AH X W ft: CO,, . M. Quean -mree _|J O MORE DAMP HOUSES, TERRA pOTTA. f\ ERRA_pOTTA. 1 ERRA~V^OTTA. 1 ERRA V^OTTA. No more damp houses need be built if people wui use my Imperishable Red or Buff Terra Cotta, Pressed Faoing Bricks, or, better still my White Enamelled or Glazed Facing Brick which rain or moisUfro Cannot affect. I oan supply the EnameDad Brick In various colonrs as might be required. It is now well known that Terra-Cotta eanoot be surpassed, or yet , equalled, by any other known building material. , Samples may be seen at the Pottery, or will be forwarded on application to any person requiring the same. G . B O V D , HEWTON POTTERY. Moaejfr o £t i \C\C\ Tn I^ND, on first -3» O«\Jv/ \J class oeourities at cur rent rates of interest. Also smaller sums.—J. M. LENNOX. Stock Broker and Land Agent, National Insurance Buildings, Queen-street. I INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (Corneb or Vulcan Lank AND QUEKN-BTRKKT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society Is now issuing INVESTING SHARES ordinary, carrying full rate of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP SHARES of £20 each, carrying 7 per oent interest (payable half-yearly) and par ticipating In Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT, Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 monUw, per centj and on Deposits for 6 months. 6 per oent per annnm. TinRKOWING DEFABTMENT, _«»»*_■ _r* Hadnced Table of Rates and any further par- Ho^la^KS—«d W>» obtained at the Socffty offloes. OHORGE FRABER, Manager. .i. t fl i lO ciu.uuu lifiJSX on Building JL i\f fcoclßty prlndplea. or on other terma to wit boiroirera. AUotmentß bought and Houses ount on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loaaa negotiated, elee lAbx ol Propertleat— sale out th paste. Bixperoeat. _owea on money deposited tor Investment c. Wiixiamhon. Land. Bstate. and ~uumI«1 AB«t vA Valualw, I VBloan Ifm



fooirees, Concerts, &c- ThEaTRE XSJfjt JRoYAL. T7NDHR THK PATRONAGE OF HIS WOB SHIP THK MAYOR AND CITY COUNCILLORS. MR t'QOLEY'S SATURDAY POPUI—B CONCEuTS. SEVENTH CONCERT Off THK SKASON, TO-MORKOW (SATURDAY), AUG. lit Under the Speolal Patronage of the bod Bishop of the Diocese. GRAND NAUTICAL FESTIVAL, Net Proceeds ol which Mr Pooley trill band to the Treasurer of The Sailors' Rest. PROGRAMME. Pakil. Orertnro fDeacrlptive)-"Nfeiit at Se»" „ .. ..Pridbom ARTILLKRY HAND. Glee—" See our oars with feathered spray" ■• StcronSOlk THB COMPANY. Song—"Jack's Yarn Bicb* MR WORBALL. Sow?-" Our Willies on the Dark Blue Sea* .... .. .. •• •« •• ..Sydney " MIBS COSTER. Song-" Tom Bowling" Dibdln MR BURNHAM. Solo (Pianoforte)-" AUoo" MISS DONOVAH. Song— "Mylove has gODO a Balling".. Mollor MADAME POOLEY. Song-"Nanoy Lee" „■; 4^ amß MASTER FULBROOK Gate of H.M.& Warspite). Duet-" The Larboard Watch" .. - Braham MR BURNHAM and MR WORRALL. Interval of Ten Minutes. Part n. Duet-" The Sailor Sighs" Balfe MADAME POOLKY and MR BURNHAM. Song-" The Bay of Biscay" -Davey MASTER FULBROOK. Song—"Half-mastHigh" .. .. ~ ..Olaribel MISS GHKKN. 'Bong—"The Death of Nelson" .. .. Braham MR BURNHAM. Solo (Pianoforte)-" Fantasia, American^ MISS DONOVAN. gong-" Three Fishers went Sailing" .. Hullah MAOAMK POOLBY. Song-Tom Tough" Dibdin MASTER 3 HAYWARD and KING (late H.M.S. Warspite). Song-" The Midshipmite" .. .. •• ..Adams MR WOHRALL. Sole and Chorus—" Rule Britannia" .. .. m MR BURNHAM and THE COMPANY. PRICES OF ADMISSION: Drees Clrole , Halfa-orown Tioket to admit Bix -—128 A Packet of twelve tiokets J3i to Entire body of Theatre (Stella and Pit)..... .Is Tiokets at Lennox's. Shortfs. Howden'a, BadyV, and Hoilmon's. Conduotorand Manager .....Mb PooLEr N.8.-Booka of Words at the Theatre. Price thrcoponoc. Doors open at 7.50; Conoert to commence at 8' o'clock. fVRCHESTRAL QONCEkT, TO BE Rep hathD (BY BEQUEST) ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 16TH, 1883. PROGRAMME IN FEW DAYS. Conductor ~ ... HERR CARL SCHJOTT, CONCERT AT 8 SHARP, REDUCTION OF PRICES:- Front Seats (which can be reserved at Upton's), 2j 6d; Back Seats and Gai&xbt, ONE SHILLING. H. F. KDGEH, Hon. Sec » UCKLAND CBORAL SOCIETY.— f\ Subject for Eebeaifal, 1 UHBDAT RVKNINi* next, Auguit 11, will be Hayda'n " Creation."—BU Gilfll an, Jnnr.. Mon, Beo. «m 0 V S V M P H 0 W V" A AMD " ROSE OF AUVERGNB." J.tohoarsal for "Toy Symphony" and Comic Opeia, at Chohal hall, On SATURDAY, AT 3 O'CLOCK. CARL SCHMITT. A BBOTrs Ul-KRA HOUSE, MONDfIYr~AUGUST 13. GRAND OPENING NIGHT ' OF TUB GAIETY COMPANY IN COLLEEN BAWN. POPCLAB PEICKS. Educational. QNEHU N G A. MRS JOHANSSON (fnpll of John Blookley) begs to announce that she by ottcned • P<u- VaTK BOU-.01/for Yotm? Lvlles. Subjects: Muslo. singing, Drawing, mnoh, and KnaUsh. Terms and references an apniloacton. a Might Sohoo. for Boya and Girls three Umes a week. Ohuroh-etreet. AnCHODBi JOHN LBYDON,] [EDWARD liHYDOU TO-MORROW, At 12 o'clock, MESSRS. JOHN & E. LEYDON > \KTILL sell at their Central Commercial v T Eaie Booms, next the Union Bank, Queonstreet, Hams and Bacon, Potatoes Onions, Turnio Seed, Flour O!othlrg, Maiz». 1 rttovo Pictured, Vine, Furniture Cutlery, BianKete. Qalits < Moorsonaam Pipes. &0., &c, &o. MONDAY, AUGUST 13. WICILSBLBY STBEBr. HOUSEHOLD PUrtNITURB, GOLD WATCH, JEWELLERY, tU. K. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from the Trustees of the late Mrs lievxto sell by auction at her residence, WeUeeley- Btroet. oi Mooday next, at 12 o'olootc, Her HOUSEHOLD KFFBOTB. &0.. conste:. • ing of Drawinu-room, Bed-room, and Kitchen Furniture, Utensils, &c. Also. One Lai j 'a Sold Watch and Diamond Bet, MONDAY, AUGUST 13, At 12 o'clock, RED VINE TIMBBR. Ok Accouht or Whom it mat CONOBEK. G, W. BINNKY aAS received instructions to sell on the ground, near the Auckland Railway Station, on Monday, August 13th. at U .O'oloofc, 21, oU/ i Z 3,5x5.9z6.1ix2.6x1.ai1d other slejs. Bpeelfloatto—Of the above at theAMUoMW* Offloe, ' ifldfllfV MONDAY, OCTOBER 1. AUCKLAND HARBOUK BOARD. LEA6£S <>F ALLOTMENTS OR BREAKWATER. U. C. GREENWOOD HAS been instructed by the Auckland Farbour Beard to set' by publlo auction, attheofflo sot the Boatd. oo Moaoay, the Ist day tf Octob n. 1883. at U a.ro-, TUX LEA-HBB FOR A TERM OF FIVE IBABS OW AIiLOTHKNTS Nos. 1 to 10. Inclusive, Bltnato on tho Brc&kwator, Plans, cordltloia of ai'o »nd orallleaMe WM be on view at the Ufflce of the Hoard. VJonilnuzd on fourth pagt t