is announced or Mr» Char eg Tliein fwife of too Wellington gentle phsn^V^t name), in her 39th year, of f*» 2f iSr • aluo of Mr Henry Seymour jjpboW "'/'tfJLn, New Zealand, and of ■**SBiS **tm°» <mCß editor of :':-B^i« BdFhi been down at Ply -1 »>ollth IS the Oxford bosiness. ■SrhCeveVuowbackintovvn. ''B ptji Matters. t deal of interest is being token in A^ «w Sir flenty Holland asked W 'information aboutthe landl question ■ fc"?! H« was told by Mr Ashby W that o°lo»y; m ye comp iete view of matter, *ould short y be laid on. ; •*• T The "Daily News," too.recently *»^ In interesting article on the contained »n "eyeing adopted to arrest ■'S-yjSfrf Ac Native race in Fiji, and *» Governor Dcs Vwuc for ■.ig^Tfi hu taken to forward the , e hun«' that 8^ Arthur Gordon in to enew Oownor of Ceylon seems to received with rapture by the ISf W Sftbat colony. Oae journal openly •ft«*fthatama^f of known energy and "rt with the spirit of progresa has been but another, a satirical weekly, "iHMor of which says he knew some *' # Sir Arthur in New Zealand, re- the colonlsf that King Stork was «,%i,foimdtobe much of an im- M«mentonKinKLoi?. %eft from >a New Zealander. ti 1.. Chiel, boatswain on board the ' ■' 9H' fner John Elder, was charged at Orient liner o the o t ber d ay the LTS in unlawiul possession of a •^S belon ß in« to Mr Frederick I? 14 7 » centleman now in New Zea *"!? t. .nneniß Mr Tancred was a saloon J»d. Itß^ chriatchurch in the John .pJM»og« i.w . t tripi an d whilst the Bidflf,1 oM« BinK through the Sue* iteM}^J" B Sd watch and some moDey 1 Information of. the iJS£i«i?forwarded to .London, and reb'WX*" cbiel endeavoured to pawn ybtn *75, , for half-a-sovereign, it, was ,!Jls?ji stolen property, and he found JfffttrlUd. the magistrate aeat two months, which does ■flreSfTseyere punishment, consider g* fffJalae of the property. Larceny on %£!rd pught, in my humble opinion, rttrv .ternly dealt with. A krgo JSii i ofWe or leßs valuable property is 'SSSB »bollt in the state rooms of S'LMnaersteame.B, andshould be pro- SSrMany a sc»mp would willingly go ffl fortwo months in order to secure a IJBS and several pounds in caah.

HOUNT EDEN ROAD BOARD.

Itui meeting ot ratepayers was. held »t

urttut mewing oi rawpujro™ wo«. •#?»-<»■ Sl.totriot eohoolroom last evening. ,Thera g,poor»ttoiid»noo. MrJ. Potter ooonpled flo« and Corner Meetinga.-A -™ Lively Discussion. "iiiitmsTar having made reference to the r SnaUneetfag was very poorly attended..to KIiVITAB, bei D g anxloue to economy °'£nsi ratepayer* woie ot opinion tn.t me K«£y nad praoUied very Was economy. STniDn it beIDK asked who reads the KLJEj" one ™r«n ..resent feebly announced .^fto "SSSittmeß" did. while the others Sm never failed to read the BM. Tne K»W reiterated *"•* >here w*B 1° % ffl«to keep the meeting; quiet, when the ■SHe* in* dropped, and the meetin* tor-

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

BWore Messrs Boardman and Walker, jwwu Justices.) : imams m TroOblb. —John JRose and SJSoiJ Clarke appeared in answer to a sum- to erect a <ffl~taT^moiidMtteet without obtaining 230 nof the City Council, on the Ist May. 5 SSffir appeared for the proßeoution.-Mr l&iSdne was engaged to put up a brick Starter Mr Canham, and rehed upon a sub- SSuirtoaet the permit, but he omitted to gi^ Ci^r safd this was the comet ■ Zimsatand he would not press for a heavy :: iJgKrhe Benoh was about to dismiss the S^ed^^ucM^r^ >taSSi«iart active youth,pleaded guUty, ! . iSR MTround smile.-Sergeant White SeiUitttte jouth might be kept in prison - ffijttoarSwl of one of H.M. sbips.-Ba "affiS^ffia WUIls was charged with itMUiuraleather strap, value 7s6d, on thefflst SH»merty ol George Henry Clarke.- Bawut Wtiteßald be had grave doubts as to SewSwert »lSty. He bad been flying out •KreTcSver, ana, judging from his aotions, towMnots»tetobeßtlaw.-PriMner^dhe wsauil* prepared to meet all the onarges that c^ff to Brought aSainst him.-Remanded to ihaiaol for medical examination. Cox. Mlohael Jaga^ WmiMcKenale, and Harry Smith were fined 68 I K^Lnne Cox was sent.to prison for seven toffl and MABY.-Moses R««to»» warrant) «H charged with deserting his wife. Mary X; Bw and leaving her withoutmeans of support. -BsinandednnUl to-morrow. . . A BsraAii Assault.—Theresa Hand, alias Imci, alias Benjamin, was charged With con> : ittiia a violent and brutal assault upon MmtHfrriaon, on the 3lst ult, with a billot U wed, The unfortunate woman stood' »r ---; nui «t the request of the servant, and un : mtai her faoe, whioh wae black and bine, I BUUtinK it to tho Court in evidence of the I WniSiSe had received. It was not unlikely, I™ sot Serjeant Clarke been close at hand, Vfttt the woman Hands would have murdered &ntom.-Bemanded for a week, in order that Baplsinant might undergo a medical exatmna- Han. Ball refused. Mi wu aU the business.

MINING NEWS.

T JBLIOBAPH.-O'WN CORRESPONDENT.

THAMES, thin day. BhohtSmile.- Got 151bs. of specimens bam low level yesterday. - Dbhp Level Cross. -•■ The return is 357 K>. of gold from 300 loads of dirt, and %. of picked Blone. A little gold is ; itttteen in the winze on the crossing. IKHHHAL.-The return is 1,2070z8 re torted gold from 430 loads general dltt and fetfc of specimens. The specimens yielded '. verj well, and the general dirt averaged »Nt»n ounce per luad. The t>o.l reef a» been cut in the crose-cut at No. 3 level to excellent country, bat has not vet been tokqndown. Qszih of Beauty.—Theconntry water- Sw broke down at midnight on the 28th, tod tbe pump was stopped until 2 a m. on Wlduesday. The .water ■will be out by i p.m, t(>-day, and we shall resume 'PWrfionaontbe No. 10level. Therehave "Wpeat improvements at the battery. I •rat 28 loads from Nfl. 10 level, which has flddod 75oza. of amalgam, and 1 expect ' ™aTSom, to lOOozj. f.om the blanketings. "H%oed)CHAS. H. Whsoh, May 31. .

SiDaigaville baa resigned his position " & member of the Board of Education. ■Jl'stai Editor: Sir,—As Tarn a constant . OiTellei on a 'bus, may I ask why so many ? <™y» and spring-carts are allowed to prowl I city without showiog lights, ! «<> .flojibt the law will be enforced when n wme eorioas accident or lost of life occur;. Y*y state last evening, between the hoots i •*,6.and:7, sevendraya and carts pnsaed the i Uledonia Hotel withifn ten minutes witb« | 'it lights, the same having proceeded from ;; VWen-sheet. -I am, &c,, Tbavelleb. Bewing Machine Dep6t (wholesale and |= BteO'.-l/, P, Chambers, 70, Queen-stioet 'oppo llta the Lank. . „ Louis Lyons Levy, a commission agent at MVaoganui, has been committed fur trial on the charge of fraudulently removing pro petty belonging to his creditois within four months of having filed. He had shipped ■•: Off £100 worth of goods to his wife at Auck land. . ■ .. • •■■ V |, The Government intend inviting tenders H in the colony for an iron bridge, woich is to I o&i'ttreoted over Jetty-street, on the 'Southern .rail way jjine,-■ from Uunedin1 ttaab*n.;.'.Abputi 600 .tons of iron will.We! used in tho bridge, which will be 640 feet : long.. . ..•'*• -- ■•;;;-■■.

TELEGRAMS.

(PEK PBESS ASSSCUTION.)

NAPIER, this day. The Governor having expressed a wish to meet the Harbour Board to inspect the plans of the Harbour, a meeting was. arranged for to-day,' and His. Excellency's departure was postponed till 3 p.m. ■ Customs revenue for last man h tins! £2665; beer duty, £175. : j

WELLINGTON, thii day. GOVERNMENT ACTING THE GOOD SAMARITAN.

The Government have received a tele-' gram from Major Atkinson, stating that when he was at Stratford a man named iTocker had reported to him that Titoko waru had broken some of his ribs; that he (locker) had done what he could by bandaging; but that surgical aid was re quiied.1 it has been arranged that this snail be provided. It has been decided by Wellington sub scribers to the Telephone Bxchange to hold a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce on Monday next for the purpose of appointing a deputation to wait on the Government with a view to have a reduction made id the subscription to the telephone.

DUHBDIN, this day.

At the City Police Court to-day, Vickers was committed for trial for eioaping from gaol, Dennis Anglian, an old offender, was committed for burglary. A six-roomed house at Kaikoura was burned down this morning. The place was valued at £300. It had been unoccu pied for over a month. It was insured for £200 iv the standard, and for £60 in the Scottish Imperial office. There are sui picious circumstances in connection with the affair. Government purpose to apply for a vote for foghorns at Otasjo Heads. ggMr Moseley, of Inchclutba, is a candi date for Bruce.

ANNUAL LICENSING MEET ING.

Auckland South.

Thk annual licensing meeting ol the Auck land South District was held at noon to day. Present: - Messrs. T. Thompson (Chairman), X. T. Masefield, i\ 6. Ewiug ton, D. Goldie, and W. R. Waddel, Ucena ing Committee. Mr Superintendent Thorn ton represented the police. : The following applications for renewals were received :— H. Qldleigh, Cntotion Hotel.—The police report was favourable. Mr Tyler, who ap peared for applioant,,asked that the license tfe a twelve o'clock one. Twelve o'clock license granted.' . W. Began, Rob Roy Hotel-No objec tion. Granted. H. K. Jones, Army and Uavy.—No objection. The chairman said this was a house the Licensing Committee were unanimously of the i opinion should be pulled down and rebuilt. It was unsafe. — Mr Superintendent Thomson said that he understood the City Council intended to putohase the property for another purpose. —Mr George, who appeared for Mr Jaßger, the owner of the property, stated that his property was to be sold to tbe City Council, —Mr Tyler, who appeared for the applicant, said that his client had a lease of the pre mises till the end of ihe year, and bad right*, as well ai the proprietor.-Adjourned till June 25th. P. McVeigh and Johanna Stone.—ln this case there were two applicants for the one house. Mr '1 yler, who appeared for one of the applicants, asked for an adjournment till the IGili, whence believed an amicable arrangement would probably be come to Superintendent Thomson said that there w«s no urinal in conneciiot with this house, and stated it was tbe intention of tbe police to apply for an adjournment in cases where there was not sufficient urinal accommoda tion. The lack of such accommodation was the cause ol bo many cases of indecent exposute. (J. Andrews, Carpenters' Arms.—No ob jection. Granted. A. Dunn, Wellington Hotel.—No objec tion. Granted M. Dervan, Freeman's HoteL—No objec tion. Uranted. F. O'JJowd, Naval and Family Hotel.— In this case the police reported defective urinal and clo?et accommodatioD. Ad i jourued till 15tb. , W. A. Crombie, Prince of Wales Hotel. — I his honse was alto deficient in urinal accommodation, and the application was adjourned till June 15. V. McLeilan, Rising Sun Hotel.—When this case was called there was no one pre sent to make the application. Mr 8. Hos keth subsequently stated that be bad been instructed by Mr H. Fuller, secretary to the Licen««d Victuallers' Association, to appear for Mctellan, and make the applica tion. The chairman, in granting the re* newal, said that had not Mr Hesketh appeared the application would have been adjourned. Mr Ewington, one of the mem bers of the committee, waa proceeding to enter his protest against the granting of the 'license on the ground that when the case was called it had been stated that there «as no appearance of the applioant, the chair man drew Mr Ewington'a attention to the fact that according to the Act, when the chairman had given his decision no member of the committee could object or refer to it in any way. The meeting then adjourned. T. Healey, Crown Hotel—There was no objection, but Sopt Thomson diew the attention of the Bench to the fact that one conviction for Sunday trading was recorded against the applicant. Prior to the con viction the house bad been somewhat notorious for Sunday trading, but «ince the conviction there h«d been no complaints. The chairman said that the Bench wished it distinctly understood that no leniency at all would be shown to those who are con victed of Sunday trading. He thought he was expressing the opinion of the other members of tbe Committee when ho said that in every c»se the recommendation of the police will be carried out

LECTURE ON "GARFIELD, THE DUTIFUL."

The Rev. Shirley W. Baker delivered last evening bis promised leoturo on " GarfleU, the Dutiful," to the members of the Pitt-street Mutual Improvement Association. The attend ance of viators was good. Tho chair was occupied by one of the members—Mr Joshua Jackson—who introduced tbe lecturer to the audience. It is not overstating It when we say that the lecture was one of the moat Interesting that has been delivered in Auoklandfor man/ years. The subject chosen was one with which most audiences were more or less familiar, but it found in the hands of Mr Baker a historian worthy of the life and character of one of the boat of American patriots. Mr Baker possesses rare gifts as a speaker and leoturer-a fine pres enoo.a sweet and powerful volca.and a getilus tot portraying oh*raoter. Unliksmsny blographi cal essay Mj, Mr Baker did not so much traublo himself about the day of hl» hero's birth and (imth, as to plaoe before his audience all the salient points that went to build up a great add noble manhood, that won for itae.f the sratuia tions of sot on iy America bereself, bnt of the whale of Europe. The ossoua drawn from (he life of Uarflsld, wee Bach aa to inspire •>ery hearor, atd apolauso greeted the iooturer at every tur... 'l'herd was scarcely a pba»a In the character oC the late President that was not brouuht out to view in word pictures, and the ttory was at times so pathetically told asto streatly affect the andituiy. At tbe olotea vote of thanks was proposed M tbe lecturer by Mr C. M. Mc- Dowell, secondbd by Mr Beratnont, and carried br aooiamaiion. Mr Baker thanked tho audi ence, and promised to help the society In future. .

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Junk 1, 1883. Hank Of N.Z- Sell»rn, £22 lUa Nationla' Habk-Sellers, 78s Coloi)i»l B»nk-Buyers, 16s 64; nelterf, 4Ts 8d i rlon lisaranoß—Buyers, Hi N.Z. Loin and Mercantile—mllere, 66 18« Bd National Mortgage— eUerr, 30s 6d Union ««ah and Door Co.-Ballers. £3 I£s N.Z. Shipping—Sellers, 86a • . ■ Fisher aud Co.—Buyers, 11s Acoiaflnt-Buyers,6«6d .■ Queen of Beauty—Bajersi 7s 64; selien, 8i 6d Deep teval Cross—ls 6d; Buyer*, is Sd; sellers.

Ih fid ■ Bright Smile—Sellers, la 6d Frlnoe Tmperl&l-i7s 64; Bailers, 49a New Manultsn—Buyers, 28; sellers, 2s 6d Joseph Newman, Chairman.

A meeting of the Mount Eden Domain Board was held at noon to-day, bnt only three members were present -Messrs Harper, Layers, and Thompson (chairman). There was but little business in hand. The minutes of the previous meet, ing were confirmed. The financial statement shewed assets £111; liabili ties, £118. The chairman stated that tbe temporary overdraft which had been resolved upon, viz., £100,- had been granted. This money had been obtained for the purpose of paying the contract expenses of opening the gravel pit at the lower level. The takings for May at the gravel pit amounted to £38 Is 9d. Mr C. S. McDonald, nnrseryman of Newmarket, writes in reply to "J.M." that he ha» several varieties of the fruiting I olive;. 1 We also have to' Vacknowledga leceiptof Mr McDonald's annual catalo-

MRS DR. POTT'S PHYSIC LOGICAL LECTURE.

Mrs Anna M. L, Potts, M.1)., graduate of the Women's Medical College, Phila delpUia, gave the first of a course of physio logical lectures last night in the Open House. There was no charge for admission, and the building was therefore crowded tc excess, the sexes being about equally repre* sented. The sides and back of the stage were lined with illustrative charts and diagrams, the lecture-table had on it a couple of skulk and some bones, while two draped frames on either side suggested tbe presence ot skeletons, Mrs Potts was briefly introduced by her agent, Mr Waugh, and without further ado she began her discourse. bh'e is a rather slight woman in middle life, wears her hair short, and has a thin and pallid face, regular and pleasing features, an intellec tual forehead and eyes of penetrating keen ness ot gaze. She spoke slowly, but unhesi tatingly and with distinctness, while the matter was good if rather discursive, and her remarks were occasionally marked by dry humour that nerer failed in its effect upon the audience. In fact, the sustained the interest from beginning to close, which is saying a good deal considering its mixed character. The opening was - a lengthy dissertation upon the value to men and women of a correct knowledge of' the laws of health, in the course of which a contrast was instituted between the ante diluvians and moderns, then the geological stages of the world's existence were ~ ex plained, and from this theme the lecturer went on to discourse upon the differences of temperament 'which exist among .mankind, andl the means by which, they may be changed at will. One of tbe draped frames was uncovered, dUoloting. to view the fully.articulated skeleton of a man, by means of which the bony structure of.the human body was pointed ouc ana explained. Mrs Potts, from this phase of her subject, passed ob to speak of ibe nature and consequences of catarrh, to treat of tbe structure and use of the muscles, and to vindicate woman* ricjht to possess herself of medical knowledge for tbe- purpose of attending upon her own sex. She concluded by de tailing tbe manner in which she had been led to seek admission to the medical pro fession, and by announcing the particulars of her course of lectures. The audience signified its satisfaction* by lond and cordial applause. Subsequently the lady gave a display of her • powers of reading character. This evening Mrs Dr. Potts will deliver another free lecture on "The Brain and Nervous System," bat the succeeding lectures will have to be paid for, as per advertisement elsewhere. There ate' free consultations, however, every day at the Albert Hotel from 9 till 1. The lectures should be well patronised, for the subjects are treated in a cleat and popular form, and much good is suro to result irom: the dissemination of the knowledge which the lecturer is so well qualified to impart. ..'> .')'■■

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Ordinary Weekly Meeting. Taa Board Of Education met this afternoon. There were present:—Meatn Lalßh'ey (In the ohalr), J. M. Dwgavl'lo, D. Uolulo. W. F. Buok land. Hobba. U. Luke. F, J. Moss. 1). H. MoKenile. . ' . ■ . Tan grafton Road Dispute.—ai the last meeting the evidence taken concerning the sharges made by Air Kennedy against Mr Tal aot, was referred to a oommlttee to examine witnesses and report. Tho Chairman reported that the Committee had sat and examined wit nesses. Tee report was now read as follows :— " Xouc Ouuiuiittee ale not prepared to Bay tnat ;ho charge" are proved 10 tneir satisfaction, bnt they teei that the geneial outcome ot the en juiry la ooi by any means oreoiubie to cither Mr talbot ur Mr Martin,' iho evidence taken is appended hereto —K. LAiHBUtT, HfUVM, Lukk. I), uoliis. and O. H. MoK»nzib."— l he i ,h»lrman said he would mova ike adoption it the reporU-Mr Moal: Wooid it not ba better, to defer oooslderailsn of the muter In oroer that other member mighi kok over »he ovi- Innoo? It would appear to nave oroagnt Mr Murttn In it - I'bu Ohairman »ald that during me enquiry, matter* hid come out rtfleottnK upon the meeting, and the Committee thought they would not bo doing thoir duty it they failed to take cognizance of them. Further delay would be hanutog up several matters including appointments to various schools, and he thought they should not further defer It. Eventually further consideration of the matter was de ferred till 3.30 p.m. WMkLV OR FbBTMGBTLY MkKTISOS—Mr DargafiUe wltnorew bis motion (or forinUhily meetoiKi, stating at the same tlma that at the ntuenceot Mr ulmjc noaid brerentlt from be ing curded even it Mr iSncUaoa were propartd ta vnte for It. Nbw-PjU>«R UiFOKTB.—Mr Hobos moved, "Th»«arrangements be mad* by the Basra to ensUe the pdblioalloa by ihe Press of tto pro oeecings Of the board a. taken down by ike reporters at meetings of the Board. After some dlaonMloa. ice resolution was with drawn. . . t» MATi. -On tbe motion n( Mr MoEeotls, a previons roho; utlou lv refertnoo to a Krant to tue To Mata sonoolroom w«» rescinded, and 63 10a was vuti'dfur ptoagQuiv tbe grounil. Applications for l»sPicrOß»Bip.—A Hrne onsiber or appllcatlina wen reoeUed for tne portion of totrd inaueotor nf >onoui» at a uaUry of £300 per annum.—The Chairman and Messrs Buokiand and it oKenzio were appointed a oom mlttee to report on the applications.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

A MBMMOof the creditors of Kobort Thompson Graham, deaodbed ana "leitler." washeldin tbe Supreme Court-hooae this moruinjr, vrhon Ihotnfti Maoffsrlsne wsb elected trustee Tho d^btor'd liabilities aie itoted at £395 9a Id, dlyldod among 12 creditors, who are, with one or two exceptions, troiatmen. I'ho aawti oanslot of houiehold furniture, valued at AISO. bat It ib ooToroo or a bin or ««ie, whlob la h«ld b» the dubtor** brother. Rioha'd O»r>«m A meeting of the creditors of Bobert White, a Btoreman, formerly of Tanrangß, bnt now of Auckland, was to have been held, out a Quorum was not obtained, nnd it was therefore put off until to-morrow. , The debtor's aeaeta are set down at £38 7b, and his liabilities at £l(M. The first meeting of creditors in the estate of William Murphy, labourer, of Northootfl, took placo In the Supremo Coortbonse this Afternoon. The debtor's statement of attain showed his assets (consisting of household iurniture) to amount' to £20, and his liabilities (which were distributed chiefly among tradesmenl' at the Thames and Waqrarel) to £83 IS!3d. Under examination, the debtor stated that he, baa been a minor, and that hla insolvency was caused by losing on oontraota at tbe Thames: anil (by, baa debt*. . finco bo rm been at tbe Busar Oo.'s works. Nortboote,lhl« •arnings hsd not averaged more than 3to a week. He had a wife and two children t i sup port. Be had been swindled oat of more money than would luflloe to par all ths eltimtmade »K»ln»i htm. Mr Tlios. Matfnrlano was elected nattee. : .f\ f) y!i, II I jig r. J\ h

AGRICULTURAL AND PAS TORAL ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting of the above Association was held this afternoon, In tho socretary'u offloa, Queon-stroot * Present—Mr B. Tonks (In the chair), W. Dunwoodle, Udy, John Wai laoe, Balnbridge, Wills, A. Anderson, J. Anderson, F. Lawry, Phillippg, Jas. Wal lace, T. Morrin, and W. Mclaughlin. The secretary (Mr W. Peroival) submitted the balance BDcet. which shewed the receipts (in oludlng a bank overdraft of £19017a Od) to have amounted to £844 7b lid, and the expenditure (Including a bank overdraft of £113 2s Id on March 31) foots up to the same amount. The committee's report regretted that the operations of the society during tho past year had not been altogether successful, and expressed a douot wneioer it was desirable.'to have huch a contract this year. The annual KDiire aorse Parade was fairly suocejufql^nit the cotamfttee considered it most nectßlary ro the fu'inldK ooiuntunity, The entries for (ha show of 1882 as against that of 1831 were as follow t— IRBI. 1682. Hones .. •• U3 m Caule .... 104 88 fcheep - ■'- #S Z? • Bwlne .... 29 < ' SO Suierexhlkta ..881 ' jjBT ■;, Total! '.i' ..IS rJ ' TOS: ■ which shows a slight falling off in cattle, mainly owing to the foot of one o( the largest breeder* notexhibltlng. There ■wasagreßtfalllngoff In tho annual subscriptions of membership, and it was for the meeting to consider whether it would be advisable to reduce the amount to one guinea or not. The roooipta at the sates were last rear only £265 18b 3d. us against 2393 10s 3d in 1881, aDd £434 Is in 1880 (both, like the last, were two d»ys). and na against £389 ISam 1879, which was a single day's snow. Tho Chairman, in moving the adoption of the resort and account*, Mid that in some roßpeata they were satltfactorr, in others highly nnsatla fao:ory. Oneetrouggrounaofuiesatisiaoll nwas the want of support on the part of the general JnbHo. whloh waa ceitalnly diwpolniinit iha speaker oommented upon the deoreaie In the number of attte exhibited, and condemnea the uunniKhboarnesi of the North Bbore people in holding their regatta upon the show1 d»y. Ho also pointed to the faot thkt while their moot and iOBB account showed aoredit balance of £1171. they were still indebted to the exteai ot £2,-09, of whloh £569 waa owing to Messrs Moitn, Dl!wor«h, .and BnokUnd,- Mr iMinbrldne seconded, the motion was then Dutatidourifd. ThefnllO9lnnal9cenwerelhen Sleeted :-Pios dent. Wos-.ph May; Vioe-Pwsl dent. Tboß. Morrit); treafluier. W. M'Joanghlln. Oommittasi tt. Bamb idge, W. F. Buoklma. J. M.Olafk Ailaaaca, K. MoLean, A. Anderepn, i^Bent, A. Bocklanfl, D. Nolsn, D. t.awry, t>. Proude J. DoaglaH, 8. F. Beadon, 8. Mrrflr, a dii. . ouSb ihesubjeotothaTingoseßhow Say tor dead stock an* another for Jive stook: was left fof the opajmiitee to oonßlder, The predeot of reduoln**bemembere> fee to a gaiaea Sid not find lavom, and it was therefore dropped. -A. ommlitie mesttaß wsb held Bnb geanintlf, at wh ob it was dedded to hold the Hon«bißK Matoh tkto jtar a< u»ual. and Meseii Bamor"«e. «iUs, A. Anderson,, W. F. Bnok ta?a. MoUußhltn, T. Morrin. and A. K. Isiaca wSw;WPPii|ted.»!rob^mu)i«ee «o.m^e Wi necessary arraDirementß, Wednesday, the m7j"»« <« oonyenißotL.to be fte day for the match.-Mr Isaacs (for his firm) promised a prize, for the beatW Plougher, anrt Mr Morr& (for his firm) a prize for the best adult plougher.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

! (REUTERS TEHGRAMS.) &-f • i i - if .- —,-'■,■ ,^/oa '{Received June 1,2 30 p.m.) v ( »EW ZKALAND FROZB& MEAT. LONDON, May 31. i Further information regarding the British King's cargo of frozen.meat, shows that some la partially affected by mildew, and that the interior of some carcases is ia cases quiet unfit for consumption, THE BRITISH REPRESENTATIVE IN ... . BGYPIV p: ton It has now transpired that Major Evelyn Baring will have the same rank in iigypt as Sir Edward Malet, viz,, Agent and Copsul-General, and Minister Plenipoten tiary. , . . '..„■■ ■'■.'', ;'~ ; ';'•■: A Mery Land Leaauer.— Mr, KeUy.M.P., Challenges a firo r therM.P, " , r ■ .; Mr McCoan, M.P., haying reproved Mr. Kelly, M.P., for rudeness 10 the Hon. W. JB. Forster, he has received a challenge from Kelly, who has accordingly been ordered to. appear at the ba*o/ jjthe House to-morrow to explain his conduct.,. ■ SHIPPING. Arrived, at Plymouth : P. & O. steamer Australia, from Melbourne April 12 , . ' (Beceived July Ist, d.^O'p.miK | RECOVERY OF PKlNOfi BISMAKuK. LONDON, May 31, IMdco Bismarck lias now recovered from his severe neuialgio attack. ; RIOTS AT 81*. PETERSBURG I « Some riots haye occurred 'at St. Peters burgh, but they are not of a political character. 100 arrests (have however|been made. ~ ' tOO MUCH LIBBRTY. ° Many of the Egyptian Fellah* refused;to accept the franchise urder the new Con stitution, ii.i !i.;/.i.:i. .'.■' ■»-./■-')•> AfX, I

The Auckland members are nearly jail signing a request that the Hinemoa may be aent up to take them to Wellington on 17th so as to enable them to save losing time in Wellington before the vetual "Work of the Session begins Tbe Union Company's steamer* do not ro direct, and the time for travelling between Auckland and Welling ton by them, is'therefore a great considera tion, ,HJ



I MedloaL ' ■pO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. KEPLBR'S RXTRAOT OJT MALT KEPLKR'S Vi tract of Malt with Cod liver Oil KBPLBK'n Extract ot Malt with Iron . , .„. , KSPLVR*S Bztraoiot Malt with Hypophos phlus Hastflne, Beef, Wine, and Iron A full auppiy ot the abov* I net landed ex a* Wea*Kj|MPTHORNB f PROBSBB & Co' 3. ■' New Zealand Drag Company; Ld. rpHE Herbal Treatment for Coughs and I Oolda.-Cherry BARK, Yarrow, Pleurisy,' Hoaihound. - Prepared at GANUKRTON'S DiaVKNSABY, Newioa. . Sate and certain desorlbe symptoma ABDNKK'S " Feotorine" It unequalled for Ocugbs and Oolda, GARDNKR"! ••BLOOD MIXTURE ' speedily removes PiMPLKs, Btoroii KB, &c. from the aUn, and rvnuWß the blood, TO BB HAD IK AUCKLAND ONLY AT TIIS ENGLISH PHAKMACY, 181. QUKHN-HTrtSKT. HASLETT (LATH GABDNe'k). NEVER FAILS. Insect Life is destroyed by the "PERSIAN INBKCTICIUK (Pyrethrlom IT Roseum), guaranteed to be the best proour able In the London market. For the Bffeotual riddance ot Fleas, Mosaul toes, and all other lnsoot poets, try AICKIN'a INBBCTICIDB. . i v" Bold In tins at Is 6d each. ' DATMI KATBI KATBI-;Use XV SHfcRLANDV PHOSPHOrt »«ABEK. Ban eat it groodlly. and dl« t no smou. , ttloa, Us« BhUUng a HottStt. il SHARIjAND ft CO., oppoalw Po«t-oMn«. ' *&; ORM SYKtJP.—Prepared especially Vv to destroy the Boat Worms, which o*U»« so itrnoh UrltaUon. Price. 1« frl-U*NDKE TON'sDIaPANbABf, Karaigahape twaa, Aooiland. \hl ° X M a TV All ohildren suffer from them. It tnspeoted, ask (or the iteruia Con. BHAHLaNI/S WORM POwp«Kß,l/paoket Arothgcaries Halt oppoaite Po«t offloe. . TTUTCHER'S PODOPBYLLIN O BKIDI,«TZ POWDBRB. AuuHAitr.a AND BnraOTiTßl UNKQU-.'L»l> F.'B i 1V«'« DIBOMDEBBI AUa»fui iModsof AOmlnlii>erlnv Podophrllln! THE ECLECTIO PHaRM\OY, Janoilon Pitt and Orw-mreaU. £t,D BRSoN'B SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER, I N VIOTA BRAND. MEDICAL HALL, _~ Opporite Three Lamps. * Panaonby. Anekland; FOR^HB CUKE OF CoUoHS AND coLDa. ( ',j r, _ ijiOK THE CUKE OF ASTBMA AND V DUr/lOULTY OF BKBATHING, ( ,^ jgjl> BON 8 , , . , , WITB ■. , .., x.- KuPHORBIA PILUUFXRA. : t ,,, ■ ~ • •?»BoWj»a_»sW^ lll _ Ili.1 li. I'~'O'OTHACHBI~ t6oTH»GHE ■ TOOTHAOHB! • '~-■ Immediate Relict by using il'JXrii EDUON'S MaGIU KSSIiNOK. i'? In Bottles at Is. OOKhECHVK PILtS for jFemalcs. ---*. / SwoUea' Legs, Nervou» Debilltr..lrre«n -larltles, Change.—Sato and testimony dally In orcaslng.-Gandorton, Herbalist, Karangahapt Road. • ■ . riUß* FOJft INDIwESTION-TONIO \J BALSAM, a Genuine liver Hegulatior, prlcfl Da a botlle.—ttHAKLAHD ft OU (oppo ute Poat-offlort. ■■ ■■; "■':.:''''" :i""' :S^oCfORAK«<>LD'SpB\NYKaYAL XJ AND BTKKL PILLS.-Tho moat popular medldne of the day. ■ Price, 2* 6d a kox.—Colo nial Agonta Sbabuhd ft Co., opposite the Port jGpßSfc "■%,;', ~.': ■..",,'.,. ";;. !,.'. „-- Urapery, «bo. ;';W''orx H J;H: *'' ' \ . ' Re ADI..H G. Do yon wish to see the Best and Cheapest Display of Drapery, Hosiery. Millinery, Ladles' an JChildron'B Outfitting in Auckland? If so po to address as bolow, when you will be repaid for trouble,*1 f . »' '' JAMBS 3CSJTT, Gonoral Draper artfOntnttor, jonon House, ' t,; :■■,-.. Viotoria ana Nelson streets, ■•"-.- . ,;. . : - '■-. .Auckland..' p fi E A P^ S A L \B. G. COUTTS, i,' Draper, BdlnburghHoubo, Nowton, • > | . §MR«)elved n duringthe last Three Yw^and now Intimates to bis Friends and thy Puglo^bis Annual Cheap Bale, begun on SATURDAY, "a goSd'part of the Stock is suitable far tha (^lne Season, and wUlto sold at CLKAIIING PRIOIiS G.O. respaotfully soUolta an Barly Call. ' . Karangahape Road (opposite' Howe-streot), ' J - .: Newfon. _^ -VfEWs A^D BOYS' CLOTBINO IVX Sever seen oheaper in Anokland, not withstanding all strong assertions made in advertisements. This is genuine: Mens BplerJaid'iScotob. Tweed Overcoats, Heather mixture* SBs 6d| real value, «s. A largo quanmy of Men's Wlnter.Tweed Trousers at. Ss IW. honestly worth 10s M: a few Men'sJ&utt; ness and Working Coats at 7s 6d, worth 10s 6d. Svery other kind of Clothing equally Cheap, at JAMBS- SCUTT'9, General Draper, London House, yiotoria and Nelson Streets, Auckland. —NJB.: Country orders must be attended with P. 0.0; '..',*,,.' ' .■■ , ■■■ ViV, J; and'^ # . VV rILLW> DIRECT IMPORT R8 OF DRAPERY AND FA$ 0V , GOODS, Both Sidjcs 1 KARANQAHAI'E BOAD. NEWTON. '' 1 ?i" V?» NOT SBLLWGMOFF^ - '.; it t "NOTOFFKRINIi A LAKGK UIbCOUNT"- Bnlbave to arrive by the following vesseH ■ now due:- .„.__,„ . p> POTOSI »......>BOABBB AORIGA^r.. 6OABpg . GKORGK B«WLBY .....2 OAgfiS CLYBW- .......;.... .«^.BOASBB A BIG LOT WINTHiR OOODB, oomprlslnS CLOTHING AND OVKHCOATa: theaa latter have been ma^e .KpeoiaUy to our order "extra IoPB I' BL^KWaTFLaNNBLS, HOSISaY t *to addition to the above-mentlonßd Good*, jig shall receive, ex Geobsb Bewlev. about 200 (two hunored) of Oooper, Box and Qo/d r n ' CBWBBATED PATBNT VESMIATINO .' ! WATERPiiOOF, TALKTHES COATS* '*' Bee what the Field says respecting these 1 Goods:-"I have tried your VenillaHiig Coat ' well in the oourdna field, and oonslder it a ' great euoceaßS. Itlstcott oomfortabie to walk I ; rubber hardening and destroys all smell of i tMJ>oa" V" WB nBVe a i W ays on hand a saow oy HoaiKBY, shirts, hats, 'JIHiTIBa, BRACKS. UKLT3,, COLLARS, •|. 'H!'l-.•'■"*. •' '•■'lSßit &O. '"v > l ,:.'; J-'-*' »*'■-"■' For Prlw. Style, Variety.'Wd Gold Value, s Second to None in Newton., w.B\-The" Watbwpmoi A)*™ ■ara^wortn"



'*". Wantea. - - WANTED SEBN, the Wonderful Frest Bargains in 1 M«n'«'Watertight Bocta only 10s 6d. ai Darupler'tji Mot Shov. Viototin street. ; \mi ANT£D,-agood Carter; none but t Vi giod hand nt-sd apply.-APPIy B. Me Pqnaid. j?»ne)'. . ~ * p **/ANTED,"'for the Boot trade,' two VT Smart Rivetters. Apply at once.-T. Proaaer. WANTED, 3 or 4 good Pick and Shovel Men.—X. Jentlnaon; Builder, Lome-at. iWrED, a Flomßer and Ziucworker; a usetul hand wIU have permanent em ployment. — Apply to Josh, Harrison, Duke -Btrees L Cambridgo. WANTED, Draper's Assistant, a good iDrejs Hand. a£wer or BUOOBJoy. and Baleiwoman.-J. M Mo'*chiaß. WANTeJ). a FußiMj'aßalfinlilier; con stant work to a good hand.—J. Tren with's Boot Factory, Wakefleld-street. **r ANTEDi-*-A' Good Clothing Hand YY fwisiies an engagement in a gOMWhale sale or reiaU waiebonae.-^*ddreßS ZY, stab Offloe; \\l AW XKD.—A respectabla Single M>n, '■Vv ■ a uooa driver and oaietaker ot harness hOSes, wania engagement.-Address LU, Stak Offloev'" 'if:>-■■■ '■ •■ ■ ' "''' ' >'■" \\T ANTiiD, a fcecondrhand -TituTravel- VV ling Box, about^lt 6lu x lft 6in.-Apply Mrs Rlding»,WoiTerwnHonie.,Upperqneßß-st. IL, aMTED, by Gentleman, with email VT oapltal, but good bnslne39 experience in Anpklani, and flrst-olass talesmen, ap, Interett a yood Eitabllshedßualnßßß.-AddreßS "Bust neßß"P.O.. Box 263. V,*' aNTKD, Employment oso Baker, in Vr any oapaolty.—Apply Blue Past, Vio toruv«tWßt.«B«v,,,i. ~■,-; \-..-.:,i,n UW WANTED, three respectable Men Boarders; terms, 18a per week(waab lng laolnded(.-Apply for adoreas at 8T .b offloe. **/ ANTUiDi in JnnioV Clerk •■ well npto *V Cuatpm-houae Work. —Apply in own handwrltlngtoßoxM. ■ >•>.'>».;"■'■.■' ■■ •<■■<> WANTED, one or two Young Men in rapeotaoie Bachelon' Hail.—Apply at Bta j offloe for addrets. ii*; AnTHD, 'a ' YounJt 'Man to' mllkj V v groom, and g»<-den; referent' ;a required. —Apply J. Oosiirave, Mount Kdenlr;;; i-yi \\r ANTtID, a reßpectable Boy as appren- VV •. Uoe to the Cabineanaklnir.-A. Heldt; Newmaikat. Ati i'ED, a Bov»to ride for orders.— Apply T, Walker, Butoher, Karanga ..,. Boad|.-.>i..,-;. i ;■■<-. < ~,■:<> '■■ :, .■''. 1 ■■■■vi.'.'j' WAWTdI), a respectable Boy.—W, H. Hamilton, Qroper, ParneUl ■.' \\l AMKI), Boy with tomu knowledge TV- of the boot trade.- j;-Qroen; Boot maker, Victoria-street. AMIED, by a Lady, two Famished Booms (bed and uUUng room).—Apply tatlnglerm»toAW.,,tlAßofflO»i .: ■:■■: ;;:.-> WASTED, by a Lady, a situation as Boom keeper, or anyplaoa of .truss j no objeotlon to the oountry.—Apply by letter to Att.thlsoffloe. i »,: .- ~ ~.<:• ;., i ■ '.: WANTED (immediately), Apprentices to the dreßimakJog.-uunne, UaU ana Co.. Qgeen-strset. "■ '•-■'■■»■ * WANTED, Apprenticea t9,.the.Dress mr>«njc.—Apply Mrs Bourley, Lower Vlcoent-Bireet WANTED, a General Servant,—Apply at Mr Pa)ne'». Baker, Ponsonb;. \*' ANTED, a General Servant for TV Remuera,—apply, Bto 11 o'olock a.m., tt. H. Btrueii, --Botographer. Qaeenrtreet U' AS THD, a good General Servant, V V where another la kept.-STAB Office. WANTED, a wenoral Servant—Apply at once, \TooabUieLCottogo. Qrey-Btoeet. WAnTiD, a General servant—Apply Print c of Wales Hotel, Hobaon-atreet. \A/ANTED, a General Servant, who can VT milk; no wanhls'g.—Mrs R. H. Steveu son, Shelly Bnaoh. PonsoDpf■. , , , \nj ANTK.D, a General (servant; no I*l • waihtog.-4pply <Oi Mrs wilionghby, b'Th»iNo6k"Brmop&-Btract. ' \h! AN TED, good respectable Girl, about :*' 17,—Apply Double-iurr Houisai 3rd past iohools. Nelson-street. ,',,-■■■ tiki ANTED, a Youqr Girl to as«ißt Tin .** house work. — Apply at Cambridge BOBiwyyin'ot-ntstreet.' '* ■•';•••'- •"-'■■■'• VV ANTKIt, Buyers of Dress Materials i " at IBH yari. worth Is 6d—J. o.' Brown's Drapery, Millinery, and Olothliu KstaMlah* mani,ParneU .-. ~,■ ... 7 ;..-.■ •;; ■■ , ' : .»:': *\i ANTED.—When you are in Uobson » * itreet call and ccc the Large and Choice Btook of Scuirh Ohavlot Tweeda, in heathen andgrant'eshades,atMunroandMll'lgan's . :\\rANTJSU SEEN, tne extra grand V v Line of Oenilemen'a Real Hand-«ewn Eld Klaotlc-slde Winter Boot*, very cheap, at Dam pier'a Boot Shod, Vtotorla-atreet. WiANTKK KNOWN, the Fitting Shop and Rubber Stamp Factory is Removed to Albert-etreot, two doors from Temperance Hall. \a/ANTiSD KNOWN—Another >rand V* Lot ol Ladles'. Qeata*. and Children's Knsh Boats at Dampier's Boot Shop. Vlotoria atrwt. Be In time. . \\! ANTED To SKLL, New 5-roomed •• Hons'in Vaa»onby. Rasjrtrrmi.—Apply Mr w. h. Potter, at 8. Coombea'a, Qnaen-«treei WAITED KNuWN—That the splen did Lot of Jackets. Mantles, and Ulsters (ih« Hlook ot J. Cosßrave * Oo.) will ba cl-«r»d out this watik at Ha»-prioe,-By 8. C)ooiib*B ft Co. on ihi»ir New Premise*. '■ ■ m. aN I'iiD to Buy, Engliih pr Antwerp -v * Curilrr tone; alsoTamblar Hens. Hrn Canaries, and You«g habaiu. — Apply to J. Walker, florist, &«.. ' Uy Market. . v*/ANTBD'to1 Buy, lof Ji drßt-cla»s VV Carriage Hordes, not law tnan 15 ham'u 1 inohea high; brown or bar prefbiret-Apply W. Orowthar. \AI ANTED: to Kent or Lease, a good :v V Boarding Homo; a>ao, a six or eight rqooied (iJpuse. adjacoat. to Qaeeoalrert — *a<lr«M.! m.w., caro Has.aoT Bootmaker, Wyndhaii-street. f t&f AMTKD, Buyers of a Lot of lace v v Curtains, 25 per cent under uinal pricra, J.». Bwwnli lJraperr. MUUnory, and Clothing Establishment, F»melL 4*/ANfJtlf, Dresimskera to Know— *v That T. Mo Master bai opened a laraa jot ot New and Btf Ush Dresa and Mantle Trirn mlngt aad Fringes. ' ,v&rANTKD KNOWN-That the MAY J ™* Part ot "Young lidiee' Journal" it how on Sale at Lennox's (late Wayte's). 100, Qu.eo-mrent. v\ aN 1 £D, Millinery, iiaai» — !v* Children'a "nderlinen, Wool Goods. Boßiery, Haberdaihery, Corse* Flannsii. Blankek—at ttobson'a Melbourna House, fon- Bonby. AY ANTED, to uuy, Loft-ofl Ciominifbf Li '*T«Ea«Bflrtption, fot) «iasli:», Pirtie waited oVT»3.-Wantea Known-FO Hires Trap and Saddle Uorses.-Apply Thos. Hill. Clo&ler and Draper, Parntfc. ~ ° i 1' LooKinii v t Gißßfes 3a Cd.is and la flrf, an laalndad. In Dampler-s aSltmyog.^oDs^h-soS^op ' ■▼▼ Brlßß*. BotohßT. ParaeU. wIU hava a Good Bupp y,ot Fran Meat 1 o morrow (Batnr dayi. Qm.litj'n good as csdta obtained In tho market: oharaes as low as any houses In town ■ W ANTED SEBN—Charles Kelseyand v T Co.'s Real Bllver Jewellery. ■ Wberwep no Imitations, guarantee everything they boli. \\;aMKD KNOWN-No f ihettor f* v dpeotnoles need be nted than those reduced to 9J p-»r pair at Pampier1 * Boiling off.. Bobsonstreetßhop. ■,, 'j a- j" ■■ ■ , . ff^t AiJ ANTED Kf«OWN-That TBBTH vlr can to Extracted. Soated, or Stopped loharges strlotly moderati) at The Dispensary, KarannaUnpa Kaad (next Lamboorno's Sard- ANTED "KNOWN, by friends and ouetomers—That Vensra Tapp and Co.. Boot and Shoemakers, h»ve purchased the; Sioot aod liußini'Ba ot Soott and Co., Victoria street (opposite Bobson Hotol.. and Intend to oontinne selling the Boat Quality of Goods at current prices. U, rANI'KD KNOWN-Another grand :»' Fresh lot ot Ladiej*.Qente', and Chil dren's Good qhiap-Boots, at Dampier's Boot Bhop. ViotoriaSfatoC■.-"■■>»'- '- •■ \\, A.NTED, 600 Ladies,t9 Purchase Ona ** TJf Vitt 8J 6d 'Olsteis" reduoed rom 20a the cheapest Goods ever sold in Auokland to be had thii week at 8. Coombes & Go's. New Premises ■ . \\f AN'fftO14liti>Ww-That" I am pre. vv paroit to purchase Honaohold Kurolmre and other effobta 6n tha premleeß on »bo shortoat notice. In town or oonntrr.—Apply personally or by letter, to Jaiatsßae. Oarby-afaeet. tA.' AWTKD KNUWJN«Door Mats, Is fl~ and Is 9d, arcl'included In Uampier'o Belling off. Hobson-street Bhop. tar ANTED KNOWN —No Imitation *' Silver kept by Charles Kelsey & Co.— The whole ot their Stock is guaranteed genuine. —Charles Kelsey and Co., two doors below Morrinß^jronmongera. '■ >?■ ■ ( '■'•»■■' ( %Vr.ANTJSI> KNOWN,r yHBAK iJJPIMt ;|W S ami Ohelp Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can bo purchased cheaper and bottor»than' any wnero else at the Yards of D. Goldie, Albert-Btreet. «»rAN'IBD SEEiS—Chanus Kelsey and ~W •Co.'b'largo assortmentWrlUngDesks, Workboxes, &c, at all prices.—Obarlea Kelsey and Co., two doors below Morrtas*, Ironmongers. ANTED the Ladies to Know that Mtmro and Milligan, Hobson-atreet, have scoured the tervioea of a flrat-olasa Mil liner, and are now ornpared to supplr millinery In all ltgitonches-M the ghortast notice, ,, ■f * m»,AiJTED KNOWN-That all Work. ..'Vv ing Men can save their money by call ing at Govurnor Gordon Reßtaurant All meals 6d. Board and Lodging. 15s por week.—Robert Murdooic, Proprietor. Note the address, nearly opposite the Waltemata, and dose to the Dock "^aTANTED KNOWN—The Selling Off TV includes Iron Hre-proof wafos at 63 .and £3 10s. No higher prices at Dampier*! •HOboon-str Shop. V^; ANTED KNOWN-Ladies'DanoTng v v shoes, Paris mate and stamped, 6s 9d, lust opened; at Hobson'a Melbourse. House, Pohgonby. *k/ANTKD KWOWN—The Grand Lot Ir v of Piano Muslo (beat known bodbbi is reduced to Id during the celling Off at Dam> pier's HQbson-Btieet Shop.



i hi i ■——<»i L i ; . .._,-.. v. Wanted. ' » XXT ANTED KNOWN-Herbs tor ill , v T * Dlfrsfs and Complain w at The Dls - .ventwry. Karangahape Bo.d. Da'Oilbe your oue. and hava tne True, aurtniesa Vegetable ■ > Medicines;^ ■■■' W' " ANTED KNOWN-That for this week we will sell a splendid Heavy ' < Dress Serge (all shaded tor Hdperyard;. o4gi i naily Bold for Is 34 pec yard,—a. Coombee and . Op's. Mew Premises. ; %\/ A m XE D X « OW & 1 TT NKIU AND OUfrffoßD. HerbaUiSß. ' Have loat no lime in getting a Supply of Herbs , and some of their well-known Compounds. & . ' ana C. have opsnod their Botanio Dispensary In '. W»ll<aby-gtr"et Kast. 4 doom from Queen et \\l ANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend T T". oa'penonal and. collateral geourlty. re ' payable by vreebly loEnalmenta, Bils dls ooanted.—Rn-i'e New Ztuland Fawn Shop/ Darby street. ■■■'.. .Jgjt ANTKD TO SELL, 100 pairs team leas coupe , , JOSBPHINK 4-BUTTON KID aLOVESi 2s 6d pair; worth 6s Bd. , • tl JUST Arrived, a shipment of Norwich orange-coloured •:.'■ .-..'•. SINGHNO CANARIK3,* - ' At W. BYKEyS. VIOTOSIA-BTBIgr. ' • ■ \*T ANTED KNOW«—another grana vT Lot of Cheap Hoots, at bampler's Boot Bhop, Vlotorla-street. Be In time. —- VV ANTED KNOWN - Wooii Chairs TV it; grand Grecian Cane - bottomed Chalra, 6s 64. are Included in Dampier's Selling Off. Hobson-street Shop. %»/ ANTED KNOW JS' — q•'A. d. sstephesbON, ' ' d k ap s »,' •fa's wt o jt, '' . Has Jnsx Oratrao Up NKW VHLVBTKKNB. special value, 1/8 yard ' N«W BaTINS, 1/9,26.t05/6yard NKW 81LK8, splenald Lyons, HO yard •'''"' A NiCW.HOaIBRy, lid upward* ........... NKW nOLMaNS, well trimmed, 26/ ± n r NEW ULSTBKS.B/Btoß6/eaoh "''" ' NKW JAOEKT3, splendid value, nt 7/8: '') hi N»W TTNOKROliOT'HlNa.BllityleßandprlrioS VBW HATB, Inß»raw, *o.,6dupwards V i NKW FBATHitttf". l/a to2l/eaeh NX W FLOWEK«, «i to B/Bflfottf' fT V NKW TAl 7tt3TRY OARPBTB, W per yard • NKW LONO LACE OURTAI3S. /% 1/, 1/3 and l/fl per yard »«WBWQ«TO,i;KTAINB,/Jito,l/pei:ya^d , jjt«W FLAHNKLS, 86 pieoes, tli to 2/8 per yard NKW BLANKKT& foil site, All Wool, me KUW PLOTHINO, to great variety; ' .''-' ' !\ DRBSSMARINQ i AND MUiLINHRY ON SOJtit •;t.^!"l^1? iin^*8* •"«* . ,4',""";O. .'.' BTK PHE NSO V}Ql KARdNGAHAPK RUAU. W-l s.-i*.A.:;".i:..Si-■ iflß t»» Wnoflf : 'b^ofe .^o?-,t5 ftnlaiV b«n hno Know that I have Jut Opened Up a V Large Quantity of Ladles' Very Pretty Wand Bags, of Kxtra Good Value. Procure one before all sold. JAMBS SOUTT General Draper and Outfitter, London House, ,: Viotoria and Nelson-streets. Anokland. %*/ ANTED, Hotelkeepers, Public Insti v v tu>ionn, and the Pubdo to know that there are 600 Pairs or| ♦irßt-ola«8 Blankets to be •old this week at On at each; worOi Us 6d,^-At B/Ooombtgte joti.Wbw Premliflg.. ~- Tr' m ANTtD/the Laogtr/ Cotsst, 2$ 6d; Dr. Warner's Ooraline. 6s M: Ll.Ue Kellie, 6s 6d; Polly, 6i; The Asoot, 2s 3d; at Kobsoßis Meloourne Bouse; Ponsonby. ANTISUKNOWN-Cork Soles, 2id i ..Root Gch-b 6d the Boitle; Bnuon Hooks 2d; Uong Ualher Laoea, Id tbe pair, at Dampier's Boot Shop, Victoria-street. .. j TgON DED B'TOBKKBE~P3I«. WANTRD r- BONDKU STOBRKBKPiB, oapaWeof manrglng and keeping the books Of a Largo Bonded Warehouse, Written applications, with referenoes, to be (orwarded to Box 46, Post Offibe,, Auckland, before noon on TUBBDAY, 6tb Jane. BOOT TKADE.-Wantod, Machinists end ritten for the Boot Txade.-Applj w. Me Arthur and Oo.'a hqqi Kaotory. rpu WimKING ME«».—Wanted, Ten -1 ders for Cash Purehaae of the Knwhold Property la Uameron-street, v onoon by, ocoppied by Mr WUlowa.-Apply to V. O. Kwlagtoo, Ksfate Agent. gO BOOTMAKERS.-Wanted, a good " a'l-ronnd hand; eoaettnt employment guaranteed for 8 months to worn In tbe shoo; none bat a steady man need apply.—T. U. Blfttii. Uanuksn Boad, fame)!. frO PHbTOGBAPfIEBB.-Wantfld to » Parohas*. Cabinet Camera and lor mote Dark Slides.—Aptilr W. 3. Garland, Mary. street. Mount Been. . 4*Q BONUS for Permanent Situation 3&O by Middle and Man of good character, fair writer quick at figures, rather deaf; small salary; ban tnon awsUUng in a store, keeping booka. working on a faim, &c—Addrew at BT*Bofflo. '•-, ;, -..-■ ' ,--,",.•; " ' fyl aITaKEREH (^aW.MILiI . ' Wanted Known—That I can supply TIMBER as Cheap, as any produoer In the1 provinoe without raising: the prloes when other mitts have no loos, Bavins tramways, my timber' is felled In. the; winter and -Is more durable; the' sap almost equal to the heart of what Is felled In the summer. Have now in stock, Builders' Timbers and, Cablnetmakera" selected Broad Boards, In Kauri. Rimu, and Eahikstea. Orders shall have- my best attention.—John Birth, WaltakeretatMarch 1833. ■ - /■..• >■•;_.-•■.';; :^7' Qoodson's Arcade. ■; ' yjj RSABONB WHY KVKRY RIBIDINT OF ! . . AMD VISITOR TO AUCKLAND L^S&Sto bhoomj vratr -« . ikh *j» riOODSON'B ■ v pOODSON'S VroODBpN'S i LONDON iTOODSON'S ; ARCADB, .LONDON ARCADE. ARCADE. LONDON ARCADB. ARCADE, -y ARCADE. BKOkURK t-It is the nwt valuable and varied stock of the kind in the Australasian polo nle». equalled only by the London Aroade | , in Cnrlaiohnrob, under the same Proptie- J .jtojtihlp, ■,;'».■! Oalitm r .,:i'h W » BKCAOB * I—Tho freedom with which every vlnlior oao inapeoH'tho goods can only be \ enjored when arranged upon tne Aio»ae i plan. ■■'" -'•'* BKCAUBB !-Kvery visitor or purchaser are I > alike treated with the utmost oourtesy. apd Balee are not pre»sed, to eenfler the intpeotion ot tho Aroa'ie,otherwise than a most pleastnt Moreantf*, " , BICCiAUSIt!—AII goods are olatßlflod. tastefully •' arran«3rt, and markßd In plain fler-ea, the prioa bainß known without enqtUrr. BKOAUBE I—lielog ooen from a to 9, wo aeoomy modate those wbooaonot make their rnr • 1 ohaae* dnring the day, and onr, windows j . five). wßioh are most attractive, are wel | BBOAUSB 1-Y6u mayWinpon value received for oash oxpflnded; UisoocNTS, Priscn- Tations. and other Baitm being igtortd All «oodß:n>arHedrat onejhhittrTnslow tariff of proflta, aoooroing to oar trade mocko-^B.P. and Q.tt, . . ,' BBOAUSBt-You will hen obtain the bes value for your money expended, pf. an ; , . place In the City.' THBNTBY ITI .jGoodson'b London Aboadk, queen and victoria.streets, . AUCKLAND 5 ' HIGH-STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, London Offloe: St. Maty Axe. .. Fwraonai. - .. - IF this should meet the eye of Robert Mitobkll. per Warwick, call at Mr. B. Wflliams's, 72 Qrey-street. Anokland. 'IHREE Respectable Young Women,' ,1 " thorojighly domesticated, would like to" meet with three young men with an honourable view to matrimony.; Bnolose photo to "Dort, " tedl," " YZ," Newmarket Post Offloe. P.S.- Strlotlyprivate. , . . ~., '"ii-'.r'j ■RUKHOLDBB*':1 ". r::::.";.;' ---[ QBAZOiBB,' ANO BOtQHSfiS,;' KABAHOAHAP* BOAD, „ ■ Have pleasure In announcing that last Satur. day s business was the Labomt thiiy have ever done in Anokland in one day* they alio ro speotlnily raqneet the pnblloto come early on Saturdays to avoid overcrowding, Out Qatllty on hand now la Bplondy, while ■■■: >: •'*. prioßsareextisßmelylowr/',. i, ;: BandhlU Ox Beef, of very fine flivoar, from Prime Wether Mntton, Id to 11 ' • Dairy-fed Pork, 6<l , • . < i New Milk-fed Veal, 3d to Bd • Lamb, 8d to 6d > corned Beef, in any quantily (good sound rmttoleKajdtoM ' Corned Pork i Corned longueß -/ ■_ .-. v- v c-rsi ' Pork and Beef Sausages, &c, && ij^a f.B. WOOD & 00.^ . ■ r*W ! . KA'tANQAHAPK ROAD. rfO GBaZIERS AND OTHEKB.-T0 1 be seen at Ilalletf s, Butcher, Parnell, one Qt Kidney, enoased with TMbs. of Mild fat. |]\IS«.D BOGSi—rffergfortiie Removal i'J of the above from U»e Kennel at Market Will b» s-odalved by the nnderßlanfid;-George Qaidte,;Begtoti?ar.,-,Jm»»l.lßßS.'.'''''' '•rjf-svj-i-i yi WOOTHACHE' CUBE —Instantaneous I Relief. ODoNT 4XOIO* 1b botUe.--SHAR LAND fcOOilbppoflterPosMfflOe)T*'' J''v '• . ' s ■ •



gg? M—————■——a——— ■■■ ; -TcrtePit POWER TO'LK'i', on 70 miles of ga mains, in the olty and suburbs of Auoi U&d. Kogln»BfromitOlOOh.p.infticatfld. Got sumption of sas. from IS ooblo feet of ■£&» pc Indicated horse-power per hoar for the large sizes, to W feet for the smaller, suitable to Bugtaeen, Woodworkers, Printers. Btowooi Dealers, Boot and nhoe Manuf aotorers. Fodde JJealer^ Maltaterg. Sausage Makers, So., &a and for Amateurs Lathe* and Fret Bawe. 'J h engine outs lire wood at 2d per ton, and at Intet muvent t>oteUn» wort the oast liwmctlmM «: low v It 84 per flay for a » hp. engine, tbi engine running all day. Thirty-live Otto Oai Knalnaa an now erected In auokland. Ko: terms anil conditions, app'y to the secretary ato to stock -j, i, "If 8,12 h.p.' f|!O LET, New G-roomed House neat : X Quern street, very oonvenlent; only 15. Weakly.—P. y. Kvans. Agent, Qneen-atmt. >1O LET, a Furnished Bed aad Sitting * Boom with use of Kitchen.—Mrs Young, 10% Qrey-Btrcet. TO' LET; a Four-roomed House in Montague-street, bottom of Gundry-streot, near Newton Koad.—Apply to W.Hoffernan, on the premises. ' I O LfcT, v Paddock of nearly 3 acies in :' ■ grass, at EUerslie, near Harp of Erin. —T.'Ussher Stichbuxy's Balldinge, Queen-st. tf\O LET, in Gibraltar Crescent, a com ml portable Six-roomed House, with water aid on.—Apply to G. V. Fowlor, Blacksmith, Mannkan Road, ParnelL, - . t |-\O LET, at the North Shore, Gentle- J.." man's Residence, ten rooms, .bath-room, and every convenience; grounds beautifully laid out; and position unrivalled.—Edward Wayte, Agent. npO LET, House, six rooms and acre, I -Mount Eden; also, same locality. Cottage, six rooms. 12a: and Cottage, five rooms, 12a.— Kdwaw 'Wayte, Agect. <^ • - nno LET, or For SALK, small FARM, J situated at Avpndale (part of Dr. Aioken's), about 7 miles from (awn. New House 4 rooms, Stable, and out-houses. ' Ten acres very good and, partly in young Orchard; all seourely enoefl and fronting the river.—Full particulars from P. F. Bvang, Land Agent, .Auoktafl..., v r.r\O LKT, Fight-roomed Home, with 1 • bathroom, besides stable,eoach andoow house, . and wash-hpuEe, orchard, and three Bores tot ground. (j Situated.' on jjluiu ;Ro.&d, ionlttortt, 5 minutes* walk" to station, nnd busses pass every trip. Terms exceedingly reasonable. •mames Buoßand, Coombes's Chambers. >| M) LB'AV a Double-fronted Hhop; now ; L .in tha ooowotlon of Thoe. Steadman me Do., Bead Merchants; rioiieMion given on Men- I day,—Apply to Thomas Bteadman & Co., on tlie 1 premises. 188, Qneen-wtwet /1 O LKT, Seven.-roonjed Dwelling, and " Shop In Ponsonby Road, opposite Q'Con nell-trtreet; also, trnur-roamed Cottage adjoining. ->apply Vr.Q. Allen, Olarence-Btfeet, Ponsonby, ■ iiUKNISHED AEaBTMENTS to LEI. F —For particulars apply to Jtts Banks/Hi, Vletorla-streetwest; - ■■ ■■- ■"'■■•" '■ «~T lot vooiect, and exoollGrrcpo&ttloa forbusnies^. Vulcan Lane. . \ap EOUSjB i toiLet f J6s ners TOoS® J\j Apply Mrs Thoa. Craig, Hifldin,g64treet. TT\Q LET (possessioa on 15th June). Mr has ;■ Mercer's ResiftencMln 4Jt'.Utifhen's Ayenfle, ParneU; 6 rooup,, bath'TOom andrßoßk lary.-Apply on the premises, qr,.t0,#..8. ; ,8,. Moroer, W'Bi/^^i^ 'mk :at JiioVl t* ' premises, on 6sh Jane. Mr Mercer's Furnlture-Plano, Old China,, &&, feo. IW-OBTH 8 H O E SZ. HOUSES to Let lnGood"po>itlons.-Appl]r, R, & R. DUDBtt, : p' \ x Xj&xje^^, ;::■ }*' § ASFLENDID Building, Site for gale, —Inquire first OoJvage rluht hand side of Anbnrn-sttetit. Ky bar Pass. ■ .■.' .■;'•;.. ;; Jp OR SALE,' comfortable Four-roomed House, within five minutes walk of Queen ■traet, only £290; also an Al'otment,-B. Pat llnston. Btlohbury'S Buildings (tj OK »aLB (Kyber faß»),-.»4 aod 6 r roomed Houses, beautiful view, gas, and •verz ooovenieaoe; largo allotments to eaobj— H. Panlngton.. •-, -y ; ,'~\ .; . .'■; t. ': \- FUK niMBBI-vTE SALE, 2 beautiful Allotments, 100 x 193 feat* with grand view, healthy position; very bheap,—H. ftu> Unitton. Honeeand land Agent.- , ..,, li FOX SALE, top of Nelson-street, well» finished Broomed Hoaee. with every con venienoe, gas and water.- H. Partlngion, Houae and Land Agent, Btlobbury'aJßoildloge. ■ juiOK SiALB, 40 Peach Trees at 6d each F (by takli'K the lot).-Bnqulre at the garden, ooroer of Hopetown-siteet, near tlie top of Ponnonby Road-"' '.'' '. :?"•■ , ' f.' OB; SAL 8, a New. 9-roomed -Hous*; plenty of water, with every convenience; price mm, easy term*; Bden Vale Hoad, Mount gden—valle k Douglas. Bhortland-atreet. ■ 17108 SALK, cheap, Old Sashes, Doorß, V Mantelpieces, and Well Top; new Sho» Hash (11x8). and old timber.—J. O. Pelham, Albert-street |cl"sb to Wre Brigade Btatloo). U OR SALE, a large Fiy Wheel, with r ' fast and loote pulleys, soitable for Smell San Knutno or band power.—Apply K. Donncy Chair Faotory. Klna-street, Aroh Mllli |t/<OK IMMEDIATE SALK.-Nice " Verandah Cottage (four rooniB) and free hold allotment (33 x 90); situated in Montague street, Newton {near UpperQueen-stroet),.Price, osly «1«O,-D. V. Evans, Estate Ag^nt, Queen streefc • .<■. " ' ' -': • fflg.v LEE-STBK*T,; :6£F Brightonijoad, Par nelL-l 4-roomed Cottage, fitted with register grate, Yorkshire side oven; well drained, and Bplsndld well of water. Corner Allotment, S3 x 00. Price, £260. 1 1-roomed Cottage, flushed Off In a elmilar manner totho above. Allotment, 83 x 99. Prioe, £250. A first-rate in vestment.—Apply D. V. Kvans, Land Mart, next Bank of Australasia. ■ 808 utUR'SALit,' Good-will, Stoct, and Fit ; f - tings of a Grocery Businesß, situated in a leading suburban thoroughfare, doing a good and steadily Inoreaslng trades DwoUing. oon- Bists of 6 rooms: gas laid in. Bus passes evei7 7 minutes.—D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen street (next Bank of AustraJaala). ti>OK SaLK^ $i&uittV:Edeii:K6ad.— Very r Pretty i-roomod Verandah Cottage, fitted with roffiatQF grftUiv ooloni&l ovon* t&iiKSt fltow.s OR IMMBUIATE~SALE. — Cheap Buildins Allotments; a flrat-rate invest ment; could Tie subdivided and sold to great advantage: 210 ft. frontage to Bond-street, at 7s per foot This fiobourtheoheapesftottathe market, and Is within two mile radius of Auck land Post-office. Muirt be sold at once.—D.J^ Bvahs, Land Mair^liaecn-Btrect. ;■;, 780 fejiOH IMMEDlArlfSALKtaßargaiD),' v f"House. T rooms. aaS freelioxd Bllotment, Wbioh *!30 can stand on mortage.—D. V. ftyang, Baiato Ageqi, Qqißo-iireetj .- (UiY £OR SiSiK-A Nicd Mtfle'Farm o)E » Aares. or.ly IS miles from Town-3 a nrom Waikoncitt etaron-aU fenced ana Ing. All neoessary. ont-hoOses, il mjloh cows, heifer, hone, light HpriDiioart, harness, with 80 bead of^wl^household furniture, oooklrg atennils, tool*, fto. Prtoo *or^^s w£°J ej£& Mount Edmi'.'oneap. and on'easy terms, a new and well-flsiihed Cottage of (onr rooms, Mollery, fico.) fitted with register grates, ranee, tank. &O. Solendld allotment (voleanio). S3 x I*s. Prloe, «36 cash, balacoe as agteed upon. _ _ __ ■ .iisss^ DEVOSPORTy NOBTH SHORE; ~ "' Vtivix aores or laid, In crohart, with four roomed Cottajw. Terwß easy. Fonnoomoa Oottago, quite nev, and i-aore eeotion. Prloe, *250. „ ~,* Fire roomed Coitatte, with allotment 62 x 185 feet, Frioe, £225. ' ~ „, ~ Four-roomea Oottsge n«ar English Chnroh. • beven-roomed Houee an! > arge .Allotment, with cood view. Prine, «rs. • - =« ' Four-roomed Cottage, new, with allotment ■ 65 x 193 feet. Frioe.. M 25. - 'Handsome Vill*. 8 rooms with every eon- I venienoe, allotment 601130 feet. Cheap. Three Small Oottaoreß, «170, •■ £16S. and £160. Veiyfoheaoj.also, BnUd m* Lots In all parta of the diatrlot h"^ B.&RDODKR House and taqd Agents. ' mi;. ■■'■!' ■■.''U'J'- ;;, -i -'■;•"'■''•' ■ ll!'-!!-*<' '' 'A-A'M A R-^^JprOfT A^OB -8 * 8< Ok; Ba^D, AKD'■]*■AHMTJt ''"' PRIME 6A M A'iKtJ "POt A TOE S, ; TO. BE SOLD OHKAP. I' 19, QOEEN-STRKST. ]M[a?AMATA jjOtOVER HaY5 v TUb well-saved Hay, pressed Into small bates of : i from lOOlbs. to 1201bs. eaoh,.,;; ' }~. And SWEET CLOVER CHAW, in Seeks { ,'- ol 761bs. eaoh, ;- ;jl,\/.;'. MAT s^l HAD XS ANY QOAHTmBS AT THE STOKES OF THE BAY AND OOKN ' ■ /•;•; DK&LKES, ?W,l Ana, In quanWies of not less than ona ton, at - ■: ■ .the tTOBsa ot ■'■■ '■ -~.U/ r- THORNTOS, SMITIJ ft^FIRTHT; ;;, rMIVBI'NEBB ytikb DBESS: i "'..' ';'. Tr, ':fob 11 ". ;...^V 'V A SMALt STOCK OF MILMSBUY - • > ADD A. '. .". .'.'. : >tmviil ' fIIGHLTT HBSPBOTABTjS AND • X » WELL-PAYI»G BUSINESS, ;!■>,,'",,■,; .•,-:■ -W IHB ■• ■ i-.-t-J *«■;••■ BEBT itBUBB .OB=;AUOKIiANft «"• MJJ ki'j owft^yJwßhe.T EDWARD (S'&EKN^tEEET.



Public notices. tii - i wiJ :— '- ■- — ~-±. _^—jt. \, T EDWARD LISTER GKEEN, Sheril . JL, •ot the District of Auckland, hereby gin a nodes tan, nnder Writ ot Sale, dnly tnned on - of the Snpreme Court ot New Zealand, Not then a Ulßtrlot, at Auckland. )n an Action whereii 1 1 witMAH Fabukix. ot Onehonsa. in the Pro I vlnclal Bfstriot of Anok>and, Gardener, ii c PWnQtt. and John McMahon, of Uoehnnsa , tn-tiie Provincial District of Auckland atoro uafd, Btorefceever. is Defendant. I have taken, is ' exeentionatthesnltotttaeialdVlUlamFamll, the Elocution Creditor, the Batata and interest '- of the De endant in all that Pieoe or Parcel at i Lind In the Provinoial dlatriec Of Anokland afotefitd. beinu Part ot Allotment No. 17. ol I Sootion No. 30, of tho Vlilige ot On>hunas, In ' theParltho'c Waltem»ta »nd Oanoty ot Kdenj > bounded towards tha North by other part ot . b»iu aliotcoenc, po. 17, one hnnared Jinks, to wards the Soncb-eait by a line, tw»utj-tlve feet : ili ioobei, tovrard« tbe South-west by other 1 part o! said allotment. No. 17, and towards the North-west by a road, forty-seven links. wl«h Buildings thereon ereo'^d. and all other, the right?, and aponrtenancea thereunto belong ing : And' I hereby aleo give notice that I Intend to cause the (aid Land to be Sold by Public AQoiian, at my Office, Shortland-trsst, in tae City ot Auckland, on FRIDAY, tbe <wenty seoond Day of June. 1883. at the hoar ot 12 noon, unless the Debt, Interest, and Odetß, payable by virtne ot the said Jndctment, be sooner paid. The Solicitor for th« Execution Orealtor is Josipa auqdbtds Tor,*, tolioitor, fchottlsnd street. ' ~ " Dated this Ist day of Jnne. 1883. ICDWABD I/. GREEN, __^ Sheriff. ]$ E W PARTS XX 8 H I.PV />;i''j't;:-;; /-;!■!•'■ ■•>Vv." .■-•.■.■•■ :A- \A'flihQ I' Tho undersigned.(members at the late firm ot Russell, Devore, and Cooper), have f this' day ; entered into partnoraiiip, and will carry on busi ness togethe* as Barristers, Solicitors, and Notaries Public, at Fisher's Now Buildings, Queon-street, Auoklund, adjoining tho premises now in course of "erection for the Bank of Now South Wales.""' ' ' , ■, ; '■j'.v'.^l-'^'m/um ■.; ";a;:dbvorb.li; ii : i ■ .■ THKO; COOPER, lgtJnne.lßß3. . , , ■■'..-. :. ■-....■ Auc ii Land public buildings mx>;u .."COMMISSION. .- : -"'--J-' NOTICE TO lIOLDKES OF DEBEHTUEES FOB LOAN OF £25,000. : Notice is hereby ttlven that the Fifth Drawlne of Dobahtures (three) to-be paid off out ot the Sinking Fund, as provided by the Act, on the first day of July nnxt'enanihg, wl 1 take place, i ld the presenoe of snoti holders of debsmnrei as 1 m»y ooeiose to attend in tbe ofßoe of' Mr John Mo*inle, Queen-Btreet, on MONIMY, the fourth day ot June, 1883, at two o'ohoe in tho oftcr -noo«ut> .■•,.. ..*. \";i'^'o,". HA 'MßßTpp^> '.•.-:.;';: ! l->tnUw<-.; £■ 'Chalman^fCojninisslonerß.; [ i WtiUn^bn.M»y, 12.18^81 ■■"' ;i: • ' -;" 6a«i>'; 's:^'^ seethe Grand ■Crg)/"VfgV Lot of Cheap 3peotaclee atff***' H^SaD am pier's Hobson -St. ■ '/•: Bhop.;■■■-"'■ : nr^YqU WANT a Sait of Clothes at X YOar Own Prloe, go to J. Wililams, Peoples' Tailor, Tlotorla-street. ... .:-,■:-' W^OKOJNATION OF THE CZAK OF ' ' RUSSIA -—Special 'Cablegram rewired orderlnst 100 000 tlorcn Copies of the AuOKIAWp i'knny Time Tablb. Buy pno before thay uro lUgone. ; :• ..;„ . "•..; :■■ ,-> : . ■~ s]O';,!. ; .-;.O^''; ''T : ■■; : T'\ ■''■■<}.'■}•■.s>£ Rtt HOWARD CO3XLKY DKCBASBD. . : All pnrsona who era or may hereafter be Indebted to the above est&to, either for interest, rent, or otherwiae. will cleaae pay ths same to Messrs, Jaokßon and Russell, aolloltois, Fort itreet, Auckland, whoso receipt shall be a soffl- Jloot dlflobarge. ~ :. nv;..- i, ■■ .. * ' ■&si» 3k°wH mwHSssl i j D.HBAN deceased.' ; Appkland, 27th April, 1883. ■ . ' ■■■■■ ■<•; B~"' ILM ARDS ! BILLJ ARCS ! • MR B. Wtt,Kltf,«ON (lite of Dnnedini md Wellington) has taken the maiiakemenl of ibe'Billiard-room in the Prince Arthur Hotel, where, by strict attention tobut loess and keen ing a teieot room, he hopes to reoeive a fair share of the Knights of the Cna,. -/) • ■•'.' j !'*.-,- ,'. ii KUWtRU WILKINSON. UHARLAND'S CHEKKY PECTORAL, kj Ababintely the beßt remedy ever made, tot COUGHS, IiKONOHITIa. AND OOIiDSi !' i; 2s Bi and to «d a Bottle. SHARLAND « CO_ opposite Posfeoffioa,.. |3AOON I IJACON 1 -jDACON 1 \ - ; HAMS I HAMSI HAMS! "X UST received, a vory Prime Sample. ; ■"i.: .^';'-;-"NB\r-jGURE.';;., /.;'. ''~ |; ' W. PARKEIt, Gkdoßß, HODBON-STRKET. ' iv(,.p;Tics; .o*. RisituVALi. :• ' WAl'tBR ' SM.I T ff x ,"'1 (LateFbkqoson,) ■■>"■] -j.-,. ■' :;,;,;... ;.^;l,'bakbk/;:.^. ;.;'i'^ ;,;,••; Begs to inform tila. patrons and the public Bonorally that rid has removed to those premises' situated 2 doors from "Old Houbo at Home," Vie tori a-etreet, and would take this opportunity of thanking his customers for the support 4ooorded;'' him; Ifk ■ the past, and trusfa,; by-; Btrlct personU attention M their requirements to merit a Continnanoe of their.favoura.. .'j . ■ . lAMBS RE ID AND BOX •••?>•••;-''" ;i!';'j; s-. •■■"■';;„.. ;,,;. ';.'■" "'. W-': ---tlon. of those about to Furnish to the Vbbi FavourablePbkJksof. ; " .^^ , ~.', <.';i> ] I;;||A;Ki]!ft)SOP.FORNirURB. Having introduced Steam Power,they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any. other house £n town., \ , ;~; \;,^: _.. t .;. u\ •'■;! FUKWITUIta BMTOBIUMi 'of ",' ( »,';:;.. gOBBONVSTRBET find Shop from Viotoria-Bt-. -■ ■^.•'^''pDJ&uAbß*^,- •■•'.■,. T.■ ■. : iiV l:'FW».ASb'Rieriit'«BtrtoH»)B, ,V ■~ ;,■ ResptotroUy informs the inhabltanu ot North oote"'and- snrrormuing dlitricts that,he has oOrimenced business is %' BntoberV and hopes by jtnipiylne W Rood articte, combined with o^eapnecs'and ciyiiiiy,' w>. pei^t aah*l;B ■& <^e*r> BXOo™|d Beel and Plekled Tongues always on '<3fltiWy ordeff jnwictu^lly'attendad t0.'... m | ;: ( - 'i'-m'n ''.I/.. AOOKLAND,- ;;1 '■-■;■;• '". ]■"'";: TODBALKKB IN FANGS' GOODS, SABTHKNWARK. CHINA AND GLAB3 | AND BKNKRAIi STORKKKKPKHS i .Plain and Fancy Stationery ... ... , PerfomeryanaToiletßd»p* w<l ■ " ' * Hrußhware and Oomta . Table and Pooket Cuslory . B.P. and aM. Goods . ! tonßedeteadi i ■ -\< ■ Mltrort vi i-'auoy ffnrnlture ■■ Clooka, "Watohen,and Jewellsw ■ ■ , Tobaoe6,Oi«ars. and Pipe* »; Musical Instruments < , : Karthenwure, China, and Glaai i Vasea. Flower-stands, Sa ■ : ■ Parian Ware, Pictures > ..■.,.,. ' Pnraes. Hand Ban. and Baskets ..OdeketiDjf.Appoinnnents i ' Lawn Tennis and Badmintoa I , Arohery ahd Oroqnet • ;; IndoorGamea, Toys. to. ■■.:■■... . .^mr ' "--o .; ;.x;'': ,;i,' ; ,".c.' ■■■■■:&> i ' BBBS WAX 1 BBSS ■-WAX 1 .'i'r^L I , Purchased In any quantity for Oash, , ' i Buyers of Fungus and Munfcs Metal. Having pnrohwmd In Chins a Fine Assort ment ofTeaß himself. JAMES Aa KKW oan oonßdently recommend them,'and trusts that all his old Oastomers, and the PnbUo (teneraUy, will avail ihomselveo ot thlf. .splendid opportdnity and call wily to buy hla Baperior Congou. Besl Flavoum^ Kooloo, Shouohong, and various Mixed Tfws.Bulted to every tattei He has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Croolteryware, Sllka, Hondfcercbtofs. and other oommodiUee «w nameroua to memtioa. ; ■■ Note tha Addressi-"'' •-ii '*''"'.'.' '! , ';';,"' JAMKT AH KBW & CO. i . ...... .. '- '" " " Bi. Queec-gtreet. Vfti h JL. IA tt ;U'uill V'EBj HOUBB. liAKD, RBTATE. AND I i, . <JOMMIBBION AGBNT. DRAUGHTSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR, 1 ~ MAPS. PLANS, fra. COMPILKD, (OOOMBH3B OHiMBBBB, S6, QUKKW-BWUIST, '■.;:,-:, .. ~.. Auckland ,; :; ,;-.■::*-■> W.B-bm)Ki noUfy hlstriendsandthepnbHo ge»«r»lly th«t he has removed to .the above premtees, where ho hopes, by stelot attention to the requirements ot bis olfontß. to merit support. From his laree knowledge ot Ponsonby Pro perties, he is in a position second to none to deal with parties buying or selling in that dls ttoW ■ ■ Inspection of my list respectfully lnvieed. ■ A ready sale for Cheap Houses and Allotment ■ ''•■ ' •■■NO SA&fc'NO CSARGiJ.. "■■■ '■' '.."' Along list ot Conntry Properties open to In specllon. Insuranoea effected at .Lowes* Bates. Bfa^ 1ooo!^^MBBRat ; ' ' ' (JBHII'iIMB. ■ i\LBARING.OUT SALE OF ;V»'- •• ■'■'."" OPTIiBBf. ... .'.■.•:.:. ,' THOMAS BAMUBIi. being compelled to ;B^^ Thewodsare fromtte beat Bheffleld n^ers. and win have to be sold at nny price. Sniisttnff of- Besl Ivory Table and Dessert Smlvu. Locitwood's and Johnson'o Best Pocket Knives. Biectro-plated Forfca■ gppcnw," Crneta. &o. -■ Nevada' and' Nickel ' BOret • Forks and Spoons. Sapetlor Sdssorß and Razors. •' , <l J '■■; WHOIiKBAtiB AND; BBTAffi,-;;;';;'^ ■' THOMAS SAMUEL, 1 IMPbRTHRi'6» CUTLBRY. M, anooiwtreet (Opposite Town Clock).



- * ■' -~ r' ■ •■• ■■ ■ • J rnHE .AVQNJDAIit ATHLBTIC ) J SPORTS, POSTPONED from May 34th, (-frill, take .place on Sa'iUROAY,, June; ;?&, I oommonolug at 2 pan. J Ail events la the previously advertised pro- J sratnmo will take plaoe, with the exception 01 B the Ooe Mile Handicap. J C« JSCt|»D ANN IV ER S A^Y I ° .'.. orTHi. ' . 1 WELLESLEY-STREET BAPTIST *.?;'■■ TEMPERANCE SOCIETY: t jf ' i ■ . Will be hold In the ' t YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ■> [■'■'■; ' ;' ;. ROOMB on ' ';';.* • ,'. ' TUESDAY EVENING, JUNK 5, . ~' '-■ !V ".' At 7.30, When a BKBVIOB OF BON G. entitled, "BARi'S-JOY" Will be performed by a CJholr under the leader ship of Mr. C. JBiidvraaj). | j| ': " " f MR. THO?. BPUHGKON will read the con necting narrative. '" -r'/n •/ [ADMISSION*: AOJHjW Adults, Is.; Children, Cd. THOS. W. ORANOH, ... .'. ' geowtMT.) """■•'• ' Leotturea. ■'■" *** A-BBOTT'B OJPBKA HOli-SJK ' THI3 (FRIDAY), JOMBIBI. '*"'' ANNA M. L. POTTS, M.DffW« WlllWfOTciußonthe , ~,, ~«;'■-' i,. BRAIN AND NKRVOUd BYS*BM ANBv 1? !; , . . .I?£R,IKDiS«A3KS. ,:■ .!-«..•.'.;,> ■. SATURDAY^ BVBNING.. JDNB «, v A FOOD AND liIOaSTION, WHAT TOJHtg AND HOW TO KAT IT, BtfFBOTO<HT AliCOHOli AND NAUCO'IIOS, DY3PBP ;.. Si*, Sco. ' ;■■; - •. ; ■, - t : ; i 1' MONDAY X VKNING. JUNK 1, CIRCULATION OF THE BfcOOH, HEART. liUNGS, MVKK, BIUN. &o.; OAUBKS OK MANY FATAL DIBKAUEB, AND HOW TO aVOIDJCHSM. , TUESDAY EVBNHTO. JUNB B, }'. i jibe Doctor will Leoture.onI .'"-*' LOVB, OOURTSBIPrAND MABHIAGK. !'Db. POTTB will dMtv'ar frmr'oomecatlva, ~■'."*■ Lectures to Ladies, oommenelnß This 4IW noon. Afternoon Leotnres commence a*.*. . o'clook; Bvenf i/g lecwres at 8 o'oloek.. >»• ■_*>;»• ■ TMs Kventng* and AtWPWM Leetmesars FttßK.,,,; '_,'■■■■,: j.-.ri'iVt ; pBJ'POTtS snlj. W ABs'o'elatel'lirilotan(J. 0. Barrteon, M.D.). oan be consulted «« the albkrt Hotbi. Hours: Fiom 9 a.nr. to 1 p.m. * Consolation Free. , . T ...j -:■ , MPhePriceof CourseiMokets are as foliows: >Whole Ooutbb Ticket (B lecture*). UWjAtteft noon Course Tloketa (3 lertnres), 6»: Bye^S* Donrse Tiotartß ,S lesitares), «s: Single Adinlfl *'*'mi' J.aHABBIBOW.M.D.. Bnsinesa Manager. , w.m ,-■ ■■■' Shippings, ■•-■■"'?_ •« '"~ZZ~Z rHjAKQUE CIYPE.FBOM j^^, J3») LONDON; ' i^yS^^ Tondere for dlioharglrg above irf'l'l'l' iBP vcbbbl will be received at the offlca ot the nnderßlgned till TO-MOKROvr. I ■ OWBN & QUABAH, [ ' , .;■ .■ .. ~ ,y L^)if i Agentt._ . Ecclesiastical. . ■ ■ MOKNINRSIDE PRESBYTKRIAN . jpmiRCH.-Th:B Rev. R. F. MabnWobß #111 preach in the School-room on Sabbath, act 8.30 p.m. - | ..^ VjTo C A K.E..E NTE RS. fTenders will be reooivoa until noon on WED NESDAY, 6th Jnne. for the Ereotlon of a Villa Residence at tb,e North Shore-■ , . ■"," F Planß, &c., at my office, Queen-strebt. ' . ; ,:■ M, : : ;- . *- ' R. M. WATT, . "' ... , ' ■ '.. • Architect.^ . .. , • Electoral. :; ''• EWMAJttKEr. UOAD IHBTKICT. The Poll of Ratepayers for Election of Tnuitees , takes place TO-MORROW (Saturday), in the " I-' News-room. Newmarket Hall, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. JOHN ANGUS* • . . :■ Returning Officer, JLost and Found. LOST, between Queen and Vincent* w . I atreets, a, Gold Hair Klnet.-lOa reward an being let* at KenU worth Honae, Vlnoent-atreet. LOST, a Bancb of Keys, between stT George's Bay and Choral Hall.—Reward . by brtugiiiß muio to Miss Homo, St. Goorgo'B • Bay. ... ~ , . ;: i ..-,. _■*/.. -. lir .. ■,-,-. O» CH o?; KEYS. -^Lo«t; some dayn * . Bgo, aßttnoho£K«Fß.-10Brewatdatth]n |jiOU«p, a U^.v Oob. If not claimed *.-■ -within seven days, will be Bold to defray ■eacpenßeß.^Apply Qrera Factory. Alberfratree\ STRAYED, from Ponsonby, a youpg Bay Horse. Finder rewarded,—Anoly Thomas jMaßefleld.AlbertFonndry.: ;. ' ■ 77r -•-'■ n Board and Residenoe. ' ..t>f" PRIVATE1 BOARDf aid Lodgin-?.— Wafirirt/by (i Uontlemr.n. the abavo In a private family who™ th»re are no loflearror children.; referencaa eiohangad.—Aiidreia full pnrticalata to Box 261, P. 0., AnoUlapd. ; v COMFOKTABLE "private Lodgings for _ ~,; Gentienien (bathroom) at PraapisotHonie, Parnell. ■•-'• ' *•"-' " \ ';; /' ' ■ ■ ■ ,■ /TOVERISfOR . EQTBIi, \x- —': ■- ■■■■»apß^oN-'TaßKiy';■ „ . Boabd and LoDaiKS. ii«iS!iiiftJ per Weofc , _ Birom ..800m,., .. r - L.My pei^tjt.^ „, D- R-A -W' I! «';S ■ -"C\ti 'A'.'-JS S,' i Mb i BALL bogg to annonnoe th»t he has commenoed • IiADIBB'. OttAWING QJUAB3 for Penoil and Sepia on MONDAY KVBN ING3. 7 to 9 o'clock: the Thursday Evening Class being now reserved for Gentlemen.., , ~„.. ■; lB«lQl(t: Shordandisiteetr* r <■ •'• ■■-•T^-« -* *** WfT'Y;-v^o;jP;!J ;f4/'tir'Ck.t;iii)»D. ; HOHCB TO WATER CONSUMER! IK THE ' IKAKANG 4HAPE KOAD, i SYMONDS ! AND LWKEPOOL STBEETS, AKD XHB OBAITTOK,. . ;<Dt«riterbr.' "]": l".;.;'"■' ::':;;' i---';'-- I^*l Water Supply ;will be -OUT' OFF during , MONDAY next, June i, to effect «iepatra at Kybej Pan Reservoir. P. A. PHILIPS, ■; j ..■.-■.:;?. ;..-- • :;=(- - Town clerk, , Town Olerk'g Office. - • Mayßl,lßß3. ... '. ...... :, , , ..j ;: y ■: Meetlhgß. ■-"■■' ''■--.'M \ LL YOUNG MEN interested in the X3L Formation or a > oaig Men's Ifntcal Im provement ClaEßlnconmwtlun wllti the Newton Conirre»»t!ooßi eonooi. a<-e reqaejtcd to meat In the above School on FHIDaY KYBNINfI. iaH Jane, at 7,80 p'clpat. ; . , T> EMUBRA ROAD ©IStRIOT The Adjonrned Annual Meeting' of Bate-' pavera taeea place TO-OTQHTi in ;th« iOlfl -:i Bohool-houte, Mount Hobson, at 7 81 <»T^ . B. XONKB, ' -: ■'" ■.*■•■ ■ " '..'.'■ • .- Chsirtcan, r^A The first meetine of the session will bo held in the Musenm Bnildlnes, Princea-atreot, on MON-' DAY, the 4th inst., at 7.30 p.m., when the Presi- .. dent (Right Rev. W. G.'Oowie, D.D., Bishop of Auckland) will deliver the ~.,,'. - ; j ANNIVERSARY ADBRKSS. .„ The following papers will also be read!- ■.'.. £\ !' • 1. Notice of the discovery of the eenits Rhagodia in New Zealand, by T. F. ■Cnoes6man,F,Xi.S.'' .'" , 2. On a new gonns of Si'pMdfo, by Captain j 3. t OurwX : S O ||.^Sa^J^ j c-,-.»•»'•-' '~ : ~,,,. ~BeorMMT. m|nCIR>NGi HIGHWAY DISIWCT Tim Annual Meeting of the Faiepayera of the . tiTi nti^£nw»Y IJistrlot will beheldintha »oSSSSon^aS«rf*on 0 WKDNHSpAI, the , U^tth&th)d«f o? Jnn^^ta^ o.; .-*■•■...'. ■ : ~i:" '■ .1 i--; Chßtenan, 1, • '<■■■■• 'y':Mbiiey."V '■■■■■■;■• ■;•-• gm-m sfc i'O£lU,ooo LEST on Building at/I V Boctoty principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers Allotments bought and Honsea built on weekly payment system. Mortaagea and i«ans negotiated, Sea Liat ot P^amtat Bale on m tpm. Hxpwcent. ■ allowed on money deposited tor Inveetment— 0. WOXUHRON, Lsnd, Ratate. and Financial Aaoß *ni Valuator, aVulcsn Lana Anouona. ' t : _ IUBSIXAY& ~^ ■■;d -, ■THjB HAYMABKBI, J ! SALE OF WCtoii'SHEBPSKIHSJ HIDES AND TALLOW, each Toaster. «tUo'clock,,f[> t> ■ 4 .., ; ; ( . \ .-^ )'i ' AtanmMTOCKIiASP. ;!:. | ■ /'" . i (Continue* on tourih P«f»),