On the Houee resuming at 7 30, the de bate on the Law Practitioners Bill waa con- W Mrß THOATE -poke leugthUy.in favour j of the Bill. He saw nothing in it prejudl the Bench whohad passed a!•»«""»»; lion The measure would popularise t the "• s-udy of law. *» avenue. of power would be opened to a great many persons He spoke in favour ofWl text-book* ia schools, askin? the ! Minister of Ju»tice if laws ot contract and, evidence were taught in tchools, would! not better l€gi»lators be produced ? B e ap pealed to the Minister of Justice to rise superior to the petty grooves and roles of the legal profession, andjshow he was a ! man with breadth of view, education, and ' refinement. Mr holmes characterised the Bill as a j measure to license Ignorant malp'acti- ' tionera. Ho then proceeded to criticise the clames seriatim. Mr Peacock arce to object to the principle of the Bill. The discussion should not be left to professional men in the < House, aa they might be left open to the j charge of self-interest If a man. Wat unable to ma«tor the Lauo. j Unguage, or the problems of Eaclid or Algebra, what guarantee had j they that he could analyse the; nice distinction of common law? What security would they have against mal practices and iucompetency ? If the Hill became law, distinction between those who studied properly and those who had not would gradually disappear, and the in terests of the public would be jeopard ised. Mr Duncan made a dreary speech in gnppor- of tbe Bill. He quoted a case where legal costs in recovering £6 amounted to £11 , 1 i Sir GeOBQK Geky, in reply, expressed regret that the Bill, which was piwsed by acclamation on a previous occasion, was | now to be subjected to strong opposition, j The Minister of Justice had said they ] should be satisfied with the law passed lait session, but they would never be satu- ( lied till tola avenue of distinction was open . to all. Mr Connolly had stated that the | general examination was merely elementary. ■ lie would stake his existence that the Minis- > ter could not vow himself pass the exuini- , nation. Heferring to Mr Peacock's remarks, j he u'tart if a n»n could not .solve algebra, , bow OTuld he be trusted to solve tbe • problem of lcgi.latiou, and then a»ked how ] many mem ben of the House could solve al- ( gebrulc problems. He criticised the action of , law societies, questioning the adminiatra- i tioc of judges who denied that general ! knowledge was knowledge of languages, and , uaked what luw>cr of autiquity studied an t ancient language. If Cicero had gone j back and studied an ancient language, be would never have been «ucb a matter of • his own. The ancients studied law in their ' own ißoguage, and hence their excellence. { If they rtquirfcd that general knowledge ; should Inclader knowledge of the native t tongue to prevent natives being robbed, it J would do some good. After criticising { Mr Holmes's remarks, he said he < hoptd thtre should be bo class ' profession in the country. He had j to contend against a profession with an* , tiquated notions and prejudices, but he i knew that what he argued for to-night ' would ultimately prevail. The attempt to , ■at a general knowledge examination was a c sbam. and as such should be abolished. Eib j jxusant he adverted to the Governor's speecb , as a sham, and asked members to compare i it with the Governor's speeck delivered t shortly b«fore he was turned out of office. * They marched ont troops, fired minute guns, c wasted gunpowder, brought out a Governor from Kcgland with a uniform that must <: nave onut £200, and all for the purpose of ( delivering a aham. , . I Tbe second reading of the bill was carried I on the voices, and tbe Bouse adjourned till J to-morrow, when it will go into Committee ( of Supply and Ways and Means.

Latest Despatches.

TO-DAY'S BUSINESS-

The Railway Investigation, To-day Mr Bracken asks that the railwa y investigation be open to the Press.

Second Readings.

The following bills come on for second reading to-day, vis:— New Zealand Univer sity Amendment, Tenants' Fixtures, 'Pri sons, Bankruptcy, Fiiberies, Impounding, Mining Companies' Amendments, and Affirmations (Kollc*>n.) Bringing Down the Financial Statement. I learn on excellent authority that the Financial Statement will be brought down on Tuesday. Mr Mitchelson has received a telegram instructing him that a petition in favour of the Auckland-Bay of islands Railway it en its way down. It is probable that a section of the Northern members will en deavour to play the line against the Canter bury.Westland line. Alleged TJnmnsUtutional Procedure. Major Atkinson's action with regard to the£l92,oCo requisition will probably be tevorely criticised in tbe House this after noon. ■ Although it is tacitly agreed amongst Sir Geo. Grey's immediate followers not to Offer any factious opposition to the Govexg ment, yet should opportunity offer, Sir Geo. will this afternoon have rometking to say abont Major Atkinson's requisition and the Controller-General's protest. Another Sative Land Petition. Sir George Grey to-day preteots a peti tion from Kairi Rangiheura and others, pmvlng for payments of rent and interest, amounting to £1,500, on land belonging to them at Hematanga, a portion of which nad been awarded to ttoverninent by the Land Court, Parliament subsequently upsetting the award. Boadß and Bridges Construction ; Act,—An Awkward Legislative Blunder. ." A hitch has been discovered respecting the Boads and Bridges Construction Act which may have the effect of delaying for a year the batch of roads applied to be scheduled by Mr George the other day, and slao two roads in Franklin South, applica tion concerning which was made by Major Hamlin, The law officers advise that these works cannot be placed on schedule unless gazetted before the 31st March, whereas the Act distinctly provides that no works may be gazetted until tho resolutions have been passed by tbe House. This virtually means that works under the Act cannot be proceeded with until ono year after the resolution approv ing of them has passed the House. Messrs Hamlin and George were to deputationise the Premier on the matter this afternoon. Ihe Cost of Annexing the New Hebrides. Major Atkinson on Tuesday next in tends to move i—" That the House ap proves of the steps taken by the Government In conjunction with, the other Australasian colonies to promote the establishment of British rule in certain islands of the Pacific;, that the House undertakes for its part to give effect to any assurance that may be required by the Imperial Government that this colony will in common with the other colonies bear a fair share of expenses. Apprentices on New Zealand Ships. ■ Mr Daniels moves tbat all vessels regis tered in >ew Zealand carry a number of apprentices ia proportion to their tonnage. Allocation of Gold fields Vote. Mr ;adman will move for a return showing how last session's £20.000 vote in aia of goldfields has been allocated. Auckland Government House Grounds. Sir George Grey this afternoon presents-' the Auckland City Council's petition \ against the Government House grounds! being devoted to the purposes of the tni versity College.

NO-CONFIDENCE MOTION.

The £190,000 Imprest. \ Debate To-day. \ Immediately on the House meeting, Mr Montgomery intimated. his intention of moviDg a vote of censnre on the Govern ment ia connection wirh the Con troller • General's memo>andnm on the £180,000 imprest, and asked Major Atkinson to bring on committee uf supply at once, in order to enable this to be done! Msjor Atkinson that he would bring on supply as the first orders of t|ie day immediaeiy the preliminary business was iranK>ctt:<i,

TELEGRAMS.

■ (PERPBKSS ASSOCIATION.) WELLINGTON, yesterday, A young man named Hewlings, said to be respectably connected in Christchurch, was to-day committed for trial on the j charge of entering the Princess Hotel and stealing a anit of clothes belonging to a lodger,

SUPREME COURT.- This Day.

I (Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.) WESTON V. COLKMAN AND OTHKK3. i Mr E. Heaketh »ppeared for tbe plaintiff, aid Messrs Whitake. and T. Cotter for the defendant?. 1 his was an action for j specific relief brought by Alfrcd_ "Weston, j settler, of Gisborno, aßainst William Cole maD and John Friar Clarke, creditors' ; trustees of the estate of the late Captain IG. K. Read, of Poverty Bay. I tvidence having b^en taken, the following issues were submitted to the jury :—(1) Was thn agreement made on the Istb January, 1879, by the plaintiff with J. S\ Macfarlane (erustee ot Head's estate) i for the pnrchase at the price of £3,000 of the j Waikanae dairy farm, understood by both sides to be a sale of (he entire farm as then occupied by plaintiff, irrespective of acreage, at the said price 1 (2) or was the agreement then entered iuto on the under standing by both or either of the parties that the Bale was of 200 acres of tbe said farm at £15 per acre ? —Tbe jury answered the first issue in the affirmative and the second one in the negative. This was, therefore, a verdict for the plaintiff.

CHURCH MISSION SOCIETY.

In accordance with on invitation from His ' Lordship tho Bishop of Anokland. a meeting ! waß held at Bishop's Conrt last evening for the purpose ot forming a Homo Mission Society. Bishop Cowie presided, and there were also present:—Mrs Cowie. Yen. Archdeacon Maun- Bell. "Yen. Archdeacon Williams. Revs. F. Gould, A.G. Purchas. B, T, Dudley, W. Tebbs. W C Mulgan G. H. S. Walpole. Humfrey Davis- J. K. Davis, J. S. Hill J. Haaelden (aotißg-aeoretaTy), and T. P. Hewlett, Messrs A. H. Brown, W. S. Coohrane, J. H Upton, J. F. Sloman J. Batger. H. Kowe A. Heather, W. MeCullough, T. 3«aman. H. TiTorthlngton, G. P Pierce, W. 0. Kensington, S. Viokera, Thomas, F. Larkins V. E. Rees. )he action taken By th» Bynud o.i *de suhjtct was explalaad by Rev, Mr Haselden. The (inaii m.n ma tho> wore I-irtuum-In s.oailuK tar acting-secretary, a olergi man who Dad been resilient in v country ulsuloc, and whosa ox. perlmiiM ol thslr rccialrem-nta wonld bn o' v^ut. co* thu do was appointed to a town obarne. He hopei. Iherefore, ti.at when a oommltteo w<is appointed, be would be uomtna ted an eeoroiary Mia Lordohip ih»n ex piatnel the obstaolea that had Interfered with tho urugreeß or Home Mtssioß wok, utlcfly fom the want ot proper orga.. bu tton. ih« chief objcot ot thin aasocUuun Bnoulrt be to imiireas on thalr people their individual resuoaslbllltj to extend the Church. a church without a mission wag no oburoo. What they meant by a Churchman was soc one who oulj aitanded Di*onn onurob buo iookmt attar in lnieretujbut oue whu realised his own ra-panaibllityandthe T.itslon entrusted to him. Tliolr cnlef work ihould bo to brlaK horn» to thnir ineiubsrj their rencousibllity to extend to others the buneflts which thay hud iham.>elvus. This new assoclat'on jwould not Interfere with the r.t»i. uluu Comiulttee of the oynod. but the? i could tot expect paople to oolleoi money ualbsß .they hud some voice in Its nmaage m>int: and he was quite aura the 8 aud log Cou.mUtoo would be quite wiUiog to ieoeive amy tuguestlon in this dir«otion whloh mlghi be reoelrod from this association-— On the motion of AJobdetoon MuunaaU, se oanrt»d by Mr Lirklns, It w»i »gre«d that a sooleiy ou now formed having for Its object the extension of ohmch work in the dikCtMt ot Anoklauii, and ih.t It be otiled the Auckluid Home MlSiion Hcclnty.— An amendment by Mr vvTorihioKton, secondad by Mi Tebbs, that the name <fi tho Auoklaud Dlocosan Mission w*» km by 13 to 11 — *■ lurihar amend man t by Mr T*bb< adding the words "for the diuceaoot Auckland" wan lott by 11 to B.—lUlua whloh were adopted on the motion of Kav. if, uuuld provide :-(') .hat uiewbuiV sutuorlpUouS be &) aud up (cards. (2i Thai h« hujin-S" of ihe :ccl»ty be managed or tne Bishop, the ptandlng (Jomuil.tse, and a oommltttee ot oight elected (rum toe nutworl nor. at the miuuJ nuetmz, lobe hula In UaiCh. (3 > hat all t oods oulleoted be at th» disposal ot tho Stan&ibft Committee, a A ilwt the o im* rnltteeof thesooieiyijnall have power to >noi oatethedlrection in whloh money th*U be spent. —It wasreiJvelon Mr Hatgor's motloti"That t(in 'lollowiiiK be the Committee of Manage ment :— tlii Lordship Bishop uowle. Hre'ldeni; the Yen. ArohdeaouDi Maunneu and Filtc, Vloe r'reaidenta; the M&noiosr Uommllloe, and Meesrs Tebbs. MoCullontth, Batei, Gould. ijirkira, Hotthsr. Haselden, and Hatit«r. —The H»r, Mr Haie'den was elco'ed trea surer and seareury.—Mr Klee moved. Mr Haselden seconded, and It was agreed s— " That five of the committee form a quorum, aid that the committee have power to regulate the proceedings, and fill up any vacancy till next annual meeting."—Names were|ihen en rolled, and the meeting adjourned.—Wo are requested by the secretary to state that he •will be glad to receive the namoa of those willing to become members. His address is at. Lake's Parsonage, Mount Albert.

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Boforo 11. G. Soth Smith, Esq., R.M.)

DRUNKKNNBS3.—Four persons' were punished in the usual way. Stephen Cherringtou, John Beaton, and William Hogarth, 10s each. DisQßAcmn Nicholas Stanton was oharged under the Vagrant Act with using in decant language in Chancery-street; also, with violently assaulting: Georglna Westlake, by striking her with a tumbler on the head on the night of the 31st inst.—Sergeant White stated the case. Prisoner was drunk in tbe Grey hound Hotel, and because Miss Westlake ob jected to serving him, he being drunk, he threw a tumbler at her head.—Prisoner plsaded guilty to all the ohargee.—Fined Si, or 2 mouths' im prisonment. aatti's Rmtjb.*.—Walter HIU. a gasman, was charged with deaonin* from Hnr M»J"»y>s -■■ lv -fc-Bario. oi: thn 12th May. 1872. ber*etnt Whl'o said the prisoner h»ti> himielf op as a deserter. >o had »erv*d some mumhs Impri son <ieni. On Tuesdar next the prisoner could be put on the boat for Byanoy.—Prisoner pro mised >o report himself to the police otcts evening- H» would like to «o boon to me »mp.' A llowitd his liberty on ball, on his own reoog nlzttnoAii. SI". A HTRKsr Bf»UQOUt—Bessie Lang, Bar of Islands, and Bri :uet Negus w-to flnrd 5) each, (or un-eemly .ni duct ii> a pnbllo Street. Bobbins thb GKAVsa—Mary Brooke (on warrant) was charged with a breach of the Cemeteries Aoi by wilfully stealing flowers from the graves in the Auckland cemetery on the lflth inst.—Prisoner, a married woman, pleaded guilty to gathering a few roßes.—Sergt. White explained that the woman was making a trade out of the flowers.—Wm. Frederick Walker deposed to seaing prisoner frequently in the Church of England cemoter*. Ho watohed her on the day in question. She filled her kit with roses and other flowers.—Benianded until to-morrow morning; prisoner admitted to ball, 810. assault.—Androw Fraser was oharged (on summons! with assaulting Arthur Taylor, by striking him, on the istn inst. at the North Shore.—Mr Brassey appeared for tho informant. Arthur Taylor, grocer, deposed to the circum stances which gave rise to the offence. Mr Brassoy said he was instructed not to preas the matter too closely against defendant.—Fined 10s and costs. Summons Cases.—John Mullally was charged with leaving a cart in London-street co as to become an obstruction.—Defendant said ho could not plead guilty, as he knew nothing about the mattar.-llr Qoldie asked lor a remand until Wednesday next. Granted.— Nathan Qoldwater, dog wlthont collar. ss.— William Seager, dog (Hector). Mr Goldie said defendant had since registered his dog. 5a and costs.-Samuel Parker was charged with per mitting wasto water to flow from his premises In Viotoria-street aoroas the footpath. Mr OoMie said the matter had been put right. Ss and costs. CBAbOEOF LiRONT. -Thomas James * orm BR&iu appeared in answer to % ohaigA ot iatotny' ot a sheet iron ohest, 10 sheets parchment So., VHlad £12, the property of John O. Muo' "ormlok, on thu 15th Instant.—The proaeouter was not present.—Mr Jacksan Bald that as Mr M»o- Cormtok was about to lay three other ir. forma tions again nt defendant, he would ask for a re mand in order to meet the charges.—Kemanded fora week. Defendant admitted to ball.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

June 22, 1883. N.Z. Insurance—Borers. £3 10] Auckland Has-£9loa ffisner ard Co.-buyers, Us 3d §ueen of Beauty—Hnyera, 13s; sellers 15a aep Level Cross—l?, is Id; buyers, is; sellers, is 3d Prino« imperial-6!)s: buyers, 489; sellers, 60s New Find—Buy ere, 2* 9d Werahiko—Buyer ■, 3s | Sellers, 3s Sd JOSKI'U NEWMAN, Chairman.

T he detectives have not yet been able to discover the "plant" of jewellery stolen from Mr henrickfen's shop recently. The case comes on for hearing at the Police Court to-morrow, when the police will offer some evidence with the object of securing a farther remand, A man named Michael Murphy was btonght up from the Thames to-day by 'constable Slignt. Be has been committed ' for trial on the charge of being guilty ot an ! abominable offence at Whangamata on | June 9th. The following mining telegrams were re. ceived in town this afternoon : Prince Im perial : " Thirty' ponnds specimens from drive No. 1 reef, No. 4 level, and 401bs from sth stope, No. 1 section west, No. 5 level. i (signed) G. S. Clark." London i "Ciush. ing showing for 15dwts per load.- (Signed) Chas. D. Waits." Welcome; "Thirty ounces, fourteen pennyweights, melted i gold, from one ton.—(Signed) J. M. Beech. j The news to hand from JRarotonga per schooner Agnes bell, is of little ioterest. Captain Mann reports that the steamer Explorer, from thi* port, left Karotonga for Aituiaki on Muy27. The schooner Atlantic left for a cruise round the yrouo about that date,and 'he >chooner£lsrnor^, wbich was io ■ port when the Agnes Bell left, was ex . pecte'i to leave for a cruise in the grnup at an early date. The Agoes Bell brines 100,000 oranges, 93 bnles cottou, 31 tons cobra, 140 casks lime-juice, J ton" ruuntz metal, | ton pearl shell, and 1 bale kapok.

THE DOCK PLANS TO GO TO SYDNEY.

We understand that the Dock Committee of the Harbour Board have arranged tc send the dock plans to Mr Wurdell, whe constructed the Williamstown Dock, and is an authority on marine engineering. The terms have been arranged by cable, and Mr McDonald, the Board's engineer, will leave by first steamer for Sydney, taking the plans with him for consultation.

THE AWCK3LAHTD EVENING STAR, FRIDAY. JUNE 2ft



Funeral Notices. XT I. 0. 0. F. "*LOYAL PIOVBHR LODtK, No. 838, A.D. Member! of the abavo Lodge sro reqaented to meet at the HospltM T< -MOKROW ( aturdaj), at 3 o'clock p. m , to nooomp my to the grave the remains of our late Bro. ChißLEj Hammond. Membara ot United Brothers Ledge rt-spoct f oily invited. Mourning Kexalla, White Govbb, and Crape on left arm. By order N.G. 0. B. THORNS, secretary. Ecclesiastical. V^JSKMON TO THJS YOUNG. * Pennon to the Younsf wi'l be preached on SUNOaY. the S4th inut., by the Key. D. \V, Runclman. In Bt, Htephen'v Charoh, Ponsonby. at 3 p.m. Parents aiid friends are cordially Invlttd. /GOSPEL TEMPEKANCE MISSION. BLUB RIBBON ARMY. The following Meeting* will be held In the Thbatbb Royal on Monday, June 2fitb :— Mornlner - TKMPBRANCE OOVFBBBNOK. {com 10 to 12. Papers by Bova. W. (). Oliver and T. Hodgson. Noon-A PitAYtfß MBaTING. Afternoon, at 8 o'clock-M KKIIKB FOB WOIUN. Bvenina, at 7.30 -MASS MRS UNO. Addresses by Here. w. 8. I'ott ir (Ptliultlvo MetbodUt), Ti W. Uonn (I'reibftailat), A. Reid (Wos lpya«j and W. tunallfleld (Auglloan). The Band o( Hove Union Choir have kindly OOnSßEtttil to Slug several pleots. fankejrs Hymns win blbo bo ucedi [Measa bring them wltb yon]. Admission—FßKK. Collection to defray ex. ceußei. Draas cirolo Ticketi ((or adults only) may be obtained at Merra. w. «. Mo.ra. Quetm. street; H. Kreor.b, Nawton; W. Hogg, N«w market; O witheford, Parnell; and at " Frea Praia" Offlte Hlgh-»tr-ct. Harbour Board Noticee. \ uokl&nd Harbour board. APPOINTMENT OF STOREKEEPER. Harbonr Board Office, Auckland. 13th Juno, 1883. Applications will be received at this Office until TUESDAY, the 26th Instant, at noon, for the apuoiminont of Storekeeper. Salary at the rate of £150 per annum. Conditions and further particulars may be Been upon application at thin OUloo. Applications to bo endorsed "Application for Appointment of Storekeeper." 0. B. BTONB, Chairman, Licensing Notices* PROHIBITION UNDER THK LICECC. HINU AOT, 1881. To >U Woo»Bod. Penooa In the Provincial Uatriot ot Auckland. WHKHEAB It has this day boon made to nnoar to me, the underalrned. In Up«n eouit, tbata parson known by tto name ot Micbaec Macbonalp. now or lately residing at i*Jw Takaouna. »»d by oooapation a Ftrmor, b/ ex aemlYO drtaklas ot lniorloaiintr liquor, mis- i ipends. waJHUM, and letaena hla esute, graatiy i UJarea hla hoalih. endangers or Intaßnpta: the Doaoe and b»puluo.a of his family. I ths | anderalcsei, VORBU) TOU, the aold t.ioousod Pomodi >'O BRLL the said Micuhsl Mac dovald aay lntozleatlnc liquor far the space of ONJE V bah from th* date hwroof, fltren nn«er my hud. tbla kwenty-HCOnd day day of Judo, 18St. at Anok'and, In the Ookwy ofNewZ^and^^ aBTHBMITH ReeMont Maslstrate for tno Ulutrl.-t of Antl'- land, and a Jos Joe ot Ibe Peace for U»o Colony o; mw Zealand. Gazette in Waaitrnptcy. IN THE HUPREM« COURT OF NEW ZKALANU. NORTHKtIN OI3TKIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the in at Mir of " The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876,"aadot "TheDobtoraand Creditors Ant Amendment Act, 1878," and ot " The Debt t. aid Creditors Aal Amendment Ao«. 1879," and ot the Bank ruptoy of HrjaiN KoDioaoH. ot Baol Ko*rt, Mount Kd*n, Widow. Kotloe is hveby given that at a tint mooting ot the Creditors of the said Satan Kobinson. held In the Buildings ot the supreme Court, on Friday, the 22nd day of June, I*B3. at the hour of 11 o'olook In the forenoon, tbomaa Maoffar l*ce ot Anokland, CeTtiQoated Accountant IB Baakrnpicf, wai elee'ert Creditors' Trmteo: and the raid Thonw Macffarlaae hm lailma>ed to me (In writing) bis acceptance of the said off™. Dated at Auckland, this 32nd day ot June, 18S3. G. W. BA3LRY, Deputy Registrar, Hnaavß b Sbobqe. eoltoliors for th» L>ebtor, tihoriland-streel. Auoklaad. Board and Residence. OABD A^D RKBIDICNCK 3 doors from the Young Men's Initltuta, 'Welles loy->tro6i. _^__ M GOVERNOR ilßOvr^o. HOTEL, VT HOBaON-KTKKET. Boasd md LoDSuce. .._..80«i. per Week Rinslc Room ~~~i&*. per Week Goodsone Arcade. T?OR GOLD AND SILVER WATCHKB (al JC warranted) r\ o to Ooodson b London VT Arcade. FOR BTBRLINO GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY (guaranteed) /1010 Ooodson'B London VT Aroado. 17OR CLOCKS of all deaoriptionß. and tho A? Cheapest in Town . , /i 0 to Qoodson's London VT Aroade. 17K)R JET, Abyßßinian Gold, and all Artißtio J; Imitation JEWELLERY GO to Qoodson b London Aroade. FOR ELECTKO-PLATE and BRITANNIA METAL GOODS fi O to Goodson s London VT Arcade. I7OR BREAKFAST, Dinner, Dessert, After £ noon Tea, Toa and Toilet Seta r\ 0 to Goodson a London VT Arcade TTIOK MAJOLIOA WARE. FANCY MOSS r GOODS, VASES and LUSTRES |^i O to Goodson's London FOR DECANTERS-iWater EkitUes, Glass Diabes, 'I'umblors, wines, and other Glass /"i O to Goodion's London VT Aroado. FOR FAIRY MUSIC. Concertinas, Aooor dians. Musical Bsxes, Orchestranettea, Harmoniums, and Jin -lord Albums GO to GoodßOn's London Arcade. FOR CIGAR and Clgaretto Cases, Card Cases, and Goodß suited for Gentlemen's Pro- Bentatlonß GO to Goodson's London Arcade. Note tho Addresees- GOODSON'S LONDON AROADE, Aucki-ai'D" „ „ Chbistohuroh. LONDON OFFICE I 88 St. Maiy Axe. Money. i£s"B iih i'O £IU,UUu LJBNT on Building JaY K. 1" Booloty prlnolplem, or on other tarma to Butt borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties tor sale on Ith page. Six per oent. allowed on money deposited for Investment— O. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agea an* Valuator. ft.Vo.lnan Lane i ONEY TO LEND, in large or smal sums, at nsual rates ot Interest. CONNKLL ft COOPER, Hollnltorß. Vnloan Lana. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING. LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (CORNER OF VULCAN LANK AND Qr/KEN-HTKEKT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT, This Society is now Issuing INVESTING SHARES ordinary, carrying fall rate of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP SHARES of £20 eaoh, carrying T per oent interest (payable halt-yearly) and par ticipating in Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, per cent, and on Dopoaitefor 0 months, 6 per oent per annnm. BORROWING DEPARTMENT, The Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of three fourths the value. i Borrowers may ray off part or the whole o their Mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further par ticulars required may be obtained at the Society's offices. GEORGE FRABER, Manager. • a aITaKEREI Wanted Known—That I oan supply TIMBER as Cheap as any producer in -the province without raising the prices when other mills have no logs. Having tramways, my timber la foiled in the winter and Is more durable; the sap almost equal to the heart of what is felled in the (rammer. Haire now in stock. Builders' Timbers aid Cabinetmakers' selected Broad Boards, in Kauri, Rimu, and Kahikatea. Orders ahaJl have my beßt attention.—John Smith, Waitakerel. lßt March 1888.



Wanted. _^_: i&7 ANTED, the grand news to spreac T* abont lha Übeap *reah Lot of Mem and Women's Auckland-mace Boom ; a uamplet's Boot Jhop. Victoria street, ■■ WANTitD, a First-class PlougDman ; Vt one accustomed to the Double-furrow preferred.—Apply to Robert Menzles, Panmnre, ANTED, a Hanger for the Kpsom Ro»d wiatrlct. - Apply to ww:am Dlnnlaon. Ulerlt, Newmarket. . \H7 ANTED, Tailors and Tailoresaes- T * apply a< once to Munro & Milllgan, Hobaon-ttreet, __ WANTED, a Farm Hand (married man) -Apply W. and J. Frater, Land Agentr, N.S3. Innnranoß Hnlld'cga. %»/ ANTED, a Partner;. Rood buaioesa Vt man, with not less than £800, to join a gentleman In a safe business which would re turn a handsome income. — Richardson and Crawley, 81, Queen-street. , ANTED, a Boy to ride out for ordets. - Apply J. FoB3, Batoher. Queen-street. --; ANTED, two strong Boys,—apply *> Thos. Inglli). Clyde Ironworks, Aideri- Btrest . WANTED, Boy about 12 to 14.—Apply O. C Kieming. Leather and Grindery Wa^hoiiw, rf<gh-»tTf»t. \\, ANTJBUat once, 3 Carter*.—Apply VY to O. Wilson, NelßOn-Btteat. \A) ANIED, several good Machinists.— o. Blaok * Co., Aberdean B jot Faotory, Ohapel-strcet. , WA»Ti£D, an Experienced Barmaid.— ipply Meti jpuUten Hotel. _ WANTED, a good smart Girl for cook- Ing.—->pp'y Market Hotel. § WANTKD, William Warwick, Black, smith, late of Tauran<<a. to call for a letter at Star Offloe.or reply dlreot to Geoigo Atty. whtolwrlghtjfanranga. WANTED, a Steady, Strong, Younz Man, willing to learn, to make himself generally useful on a gontloman's place closo to town.-Address, stating wages, to X 22, Star Office. . WANTED, a Girl for housework ; to sloop at home, noxt door to Toung Men's Rooms. We?lealey-fltreflt. ~\k) ANTED, immediately, a good General V* Servant; must bo able to cook and wash j good wages.—Apply at once to Mrs John Harlcy, Lorne-Btreet. v X! ANTHD, a Situation as Manager in a v* Conntry Btore, or Clerk In Offloe. ■ The advertiser has had ten years' experience in general storekeoplng. Good references.—Ad dress : H.M.3.. Star Office. | • AM't-D, Pupils, by Mr Joneoa (Shorthand Teacher at the College). Shorthand taught In three months. Address: Karangahape Road. ___... \i'f ANTED SKEN — The Cups and T* B»ncers. 4d: Soap PUtfli, 4Jd; Dinner Plates (lnrue nlze), 4Jd; dn do (amsll alio), Bji; •t Damplor's Be'llng i >rt. Hobnon-Btreet. _ ANTED, two Sisters or Friends as V» Conk anA Houiemald.-Apply MM Jno, Hos*. North Hhoro. •»»,. .NTttD, a situation as Working ■ Jeweller by one Jast a rived from ung land.—Addre.s L.'., Bi-ab ijfflne. Wf ANTED, by the end of the month, a V* La<l tomUkandm6kehinueUg'»eraiiy ntefal: one tram oonniry pro'arred.-Mr Her rold, off Orakel Road. Remuera. \"iT~AN ("EIFKNoWN," that you can ■ ' have the largest Wool BlankeU at ]3s Cd per pair at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s,, late Lina bury. WANTED— A respecable Bachelor wishes to |oln another Paohelor to bacbelorliß; one with neat cottage preteuad.— Adoreis Tynn. Stau Office. W"~ aMTkD to Sell, Westport Coal, in lots to suit purchasers Superior for iteam and blaoksmiih purpose*. — 1\ Olark, Onehnaga. WANTKD to Kent, 1 or 2 Booms of uffloes in or near Qaeen-streat.— Address JRO. ftTAa offloa. a*. TED, a Now or Second-hand Boat about 18ft. long; Oars anil nails complete —Write J, Urooghtou. oaro MMefleU'l Ifonndry. ••. WAN IKD KNOWN-Ladie*1 Outdoor Sho«. J«: Ladlos' High heel BUok Kid Danolng or Evening Hhoen, U lid ; at Uampier's Boot Shop. Vio-orimtreet. \\l AKTEU, to tfuy, Left-ofl Clommß of * * every description, for cash. Parties waited on. P.S.-Wanted Known—For Hire, Trap and Saddle Horses.—Apply Thos Hill, Clothier and L'rapor. I'aru6l^. WANTED KNOWN—Three Pairs for coining to the i .adv who doot not thluk the Fiesh Lot of Ladles' M.h-lew lllgli-h.<U Kid Button Boota at 7s Sd a bargain ; at Dimpler s Boot Shop. Viotorla-etr*et. WANTED, by a respectable Widow- Woman, cither a family or hotel's washing.—For address, apply J. Darin, corner of Pitt-street, Newton. \a; JANT E|D KNOW N, that a '-'"'■ large quantity of Bl&ok Hatlns ran be had at halt-pilot at J. Oosgrara and Co.'*, late Llnabnry. T\7ANTED SKEN-Oilcloth, a yd wide, TV la 6d; Th« Mogi. Hd, 3d, and 44; Jags, 6d to 2s; Meat IM«he«, 10ii; Funding Biulne, 7d; atDamplerß Sailing Oil. Hobwn-rtreet. WANTBD KNOWN—That Ladies can h«va a Beautifully Kmbroldered and R«fli-«Mt«hed nandkerohlsf for Did, at Kobson's Mcloourao Home. Popsonby. TTFaNtKD KiSOWN-2,000 yards of ?' Satin Dress Stuff from BJd per yard; former prloe Is id.—J. Cosgrave and Co. (late Li nabury. WANTED the Ladies to Know that Manro and MUllgan. Hobson-itreet, have Bocared the sorrloos of a first ol»»a Mil liner, and are sow prepared to mpplr millinery In all Its branohea on the ihorteai cotloe WANTED KNOWN-Tea Tiays, li and Is 3d; Small Trays, 4d; Pretty Tea Canntsten, B l end lid; it uampier's Belling Off, Bobann utreet. 'v\f ANTED. Tenders for Plumbing.— ** Apply at tho building just beyond the Asylum, Great North Koad. •**' ANTED, to Sell, 400-gallon Iron ' Tanks.—H. B. Mortoa, Custum Ilonto stieat. \»/A«TED X OWN, 6,000 yards of V T Shade* Satin Ribbons, wide wldib. io duo«d la 31 ver yd,, for nut in ice In U t per yd.— J. Ooagraye and Co.'n. Ut» U«»bnry'«. U'ANiiiO SBEN — Iron Saucepans *~ (tin Hoed), in 3d; Knnmoilcl to, ii\ Iron Kettios. 3a 6d ; Boilers, 6e 31: at L/ampler'd -elllng ff. Ho^omtreet. UL ANTED KN >WN, 1,000 yards of v ~ Black and Coloured Yelvetoni. at li 6(1 par yard, former prloe is.-J, Coigrave and Op- tale Llnabnry. \ I VI,'ANTED Known (Id consequence of I ** t n e old premises being about tooome I down), that the business formerly carried on by Mr Q. O. Piggott Watchmakor and Jeweller, has been Itomoved to the third shop above tho Albert-street corner Victoria-street. i%, ANTfcD KNOW. - Jhree Pairs for * * nothing to the L«dy who ttoee not taint the L»rtlee' High-leg High-heel Prunella Hoots for 6» fri a bargain ; at Uamolet's Bcoi Shop Vlotoria-streei. ANTIb BEEN—Tea Bottles, 6d j Meat Tins. Is: Dust Pan*, Is; Flour Dredgers Id ; Fire fhovela. 8d; at Damplur'u «elil£g_<|Jr t Hobson-gtreet. '\* / ANTED KNOWN, th»t fable ' Damasks, bloanhod and unbleached, can be obtained at J. Oosgravo and Co.'a Gate Llnabury). ' WANrED KNOWN-Money to Lend on poreonaland oollateral seonrlty, re payable by weekly instalment). Bils dls connted,—Rae's New Zealand Pawn Hhop. Darby street. \»r;'ANTED"KNOWN-fhree Pairs for notblmi ti the Brntleman who does not think my fresh botof ijente' Real Hand-sewn hlastlrßide Boots for 10a a bargain; at Dampler's Boot Shop. Vlotoria-atreaL »V/ ANTED,—When you aro in Hobaon. V T street call and ccc the Large and Choice Stock of Bootih cheviot Tweedx, in heather and granite shades, at Munro and MllilganX \\r ANTED.—The May Numbers of ii tho Younß Lndios' Jocrnal, and the April Dumbers of the London Jocrsal end Family Herald, hare arrived; below the usual price; at i ampler's Hobaon-street Shop. WANTED, Buyers for Fine Irish Linen, yard wide, at UOd the ynrd; all in Manufacturers' Lengths; bought cheap, and sellingohnap: lnnpeot and judge for yourself, at Rottaon'g Melbourne Konsi. Popsonby. \\> ANTED SEEN—Foot Baths, 3s Od ; V v blop Palla. 2s fid» Buokets, Is Sd; WRghhanrt Baslrs. Is; Dippers, Is; at Dam' pier's Selling off, Hobson-street. %*/ ANTED KMOWN, that 600 Quilted ti Biaok Alpacca ."kltts oan be prooured at S3 lid, former price 7s Od.—J. Cosgrave and Oa., laieUnabnry. vijANTED KNOWN-Jast Received, ' • at tho Auckland Pantheon, opposite St James's Church, Wellington-street, another Large Cooslgf ment (vr as Westmeatb) of the Beautiful Dark Marble Qltesware, conivMlng of Butiars. Hutrs-rs. Flower Vasea. Tumblers. Jugs, Wonumen-#, Mugj, So. Ton only tare In New ZeaUnd having the esrao Theabove IJo»ntif ul Goods are at present oreitleg quite a sensation In Xngla<d. \ large clloo'lnnot Ornamental China and Glassware Fancy Goods, Toy*, So. a laruo amount of China and Crookery of every description on sale. All Goods 25 to 30 per oent. cheaper than any honeo in AuokJand. All the a*ove goods are of firat-olaas quality. Bazaars supplied, Large Show-room.—John Eastwood, The Pantheon, opposite St. James's Church. WelHngion-streefr W~~~ ANTED KNOWN.—That we have Opened our New Promisor, and are boI- Hog at the t olio win g low prices: Prime Oz Beef, Roast, from 3Jd to lid; BolUdk from 2jd • Gravy Beef, 4d; Dairy Fed Pork, from 6d to Td; Fore quarter Mntton, 23; Legs, 4d; Loins, 4d; excel lent Beef Saußag6B, W; ditto Pork, B<l.-I'losro note tha addrea", T. ti. Mead and Company, next to Head's City Market. WANTED KNOWN.—Mrs J. White, Draper, Parno'J. has for sale a large quantity of English and Colonial Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices, having deoided to give up the Boot Trade to enable her to i give the necessary attention to the increasing demand for Drapery, Fancy Goods, &c. A line ' of good Dress Material at 3d. Kiltings neatly made, Parcels delivered to any address, s \&- *NTED KNOWN, that all the dif -Bl'* v ferent makes of Calicoes, including 9 Crowdson's and Horrockß's, can be had at J. J CoßgraveandCo.'sJlatoLinaburyl. j! ti/XsTED S?E«—Onarober Setf, 9e s ♦ » 6d; Yfllnw Pie Diahe , 4d: Batins, 3a ; [, Vegetsbi" ni-hos. is 8.: &c &o. at Uampier's r geiuna <-'ff- Hobson-Bbee



Wanted. ! *f "«7 a» TBD immediately, an experienced : * r Feam'o Cook cccistotued to hotel.— | Applr Yic.nriaH'Jlel. . WAJSTEP, a Stout Boy, about 16.- Apply to A. Matthews, Belfast Dairy, Victoria-street (two doors below Red 1 ion). ANTED, a Man to cut wood, bring* ing his own caw.—Apply to-morrow. fourth feoase on right Wyuyard-atreet from Alton Hoafl. WAITED, by a respectable young Man, to join in bachelor's hall.—Apply by letter to •' Fairy." Star Office. WAN'i'&U KNOWN 5000 yards of fcuperior Flannel, all Wool, IOJd per yd, former price la 2d,—J. Cosgrave and Co., late Linabury. ANTED.—A middle-aged Lady de fir.m of In piovlug her knowledge In millinery wi u'd give her services (or Biz mantes without remuneration.-Apply A.B, STißOffloe. \\T ANTED KNOWN, that 100 Dozen V » of Connterpanes, White and Coloured, nine-quarter to twelve-quarter, can ba procured at J. Coagrave and Co.'a late Llnabnry. WANTED KNOWN — 5000 yards of Muscovite Cloth, the Dress of the Season, can be procured at Is per yard—well worth 23-at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s. late Lina bury. WA NT KD~ KNOWN.—Bagatelle Boards.—Shipment just to hand ex Look Ken, with real Ivory Balls, all slzen and reliable make. Also, Table Croquet, Race Games, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, &o.—Chas, Kelsey and Co., two doors below Morrina. Ironmongers. W* ANTED KaoWN — I will give 3 Pairs of the following for Nothing to those who do not think them Bargains :--Lsdie«' High heel White Marsd* Boots U the pair; Ladies' Hlgh-hael White Kid Boom, la lid and 2b Bd. at Dampier'a Boot Shop. Victoria-street. ANTED, Duyera of Stiver Jewellery to know that Charles Ketaoy and Co. make this department a Speciality by keeping a large assortment and confining themselves en tirely to real Silver.-Charles Kelsey and Co., two doora below Mori-fas, Ironmonger. WANTED SEEM, the grand line of Gents' Warm Botel SlpEore at 2a i also. Ladles High-heel Pronella Roots, with toe oiia Ss 6d.—At .Damploi'i Boot Sbop, Victoria street. WANTED KNOWN-That 1 am pre. pared to purchase Household Fnrnltnra and other effoota on the premises on the shortest notloe. In town or oountry.—Apply personally or by let tar, to Jaroin Rao, Oarby-stioat WANTED KNOWN, that all widths in Window Hollands, white and green are kept at'J. losgrave and Co.'s., late Unabury^ 4A/ANTKU KNOWN— UHEAP lIM ▼ * men I Cpeap TmnEßl And all other kinds of Building Material*, can be purohaaed cheaper and better than anywuere else nt the Yards of D. Qoldik, Albert-street »*/ ANiED SBKN-Tbe China Dolls at * * f Id; Wax Dolla, «d ; grand line of Money Boxes (with look and key), H ; at Dampier's Belling Off, Hobaon-street. mm, ANTED X* OWN-That all Work. V » . Ing Men can save their money by call Inn lit Governor Gordon Restaurant Allmeala Bd. Board and Lodging. 15s per week.—Rohbut Murdook, Proprietor. Note the address, nearly opposite the Walternate, and oloae to the Dqok \A ANTED, Postt ana Kalis of heart * v woon. Posts—7 feel Bxl Inched of lunrl. motai, totara, tltree bl.ck biioh. or purlrl. ;taln-fl feet S i2l inches of rlraa, lltree. kauri, matai, tot&ra. blaoK blroh. or rota. Delivered on board cutters on Kasi Coast, or landen »t Hikntaia, Tnames Kiver. and Kere p<u>, Pinko Hlver.—Hunt ft White, Contractors, June lei, 1883. ■ WANTRD KNOWN, 100 Dozen of » * White Turkish Towels are selling now Bd cich, at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s, late Unabury, \\7 ANTED ,KNOW«—Horbs for all V f Diseases and Complaints at The Dis pensary. Kuungahape Road. Describe your o«»o, and htvo the True, Harmless Vegetable Medicines, WANTED SEEN — Iron Bedsteads (Single). 17s Bd; Double do, SDJa: Iron Cot*, Us; and the other Furniture at Dampter/f BeUtng uff. Hobßon ►tr<'e< Hhop. ," ANTkD, the Langtry'Cotstt, 2s6dj l>r. Warner's Corallnn. Ea Hrt: Liltln Nellie, fig 6d i I'oiiy, s<; The Ascot. 2s 8d; at Robaonjß Melbourne Honae. Ponsonby. "v%7ANTKD KNOWN, by friends and » » customers—That M man " app and Co.. Boot and Shoemakers, have purobaMid the; BHKIK anil Baalnoes of Soott and Co., Victoria- Itreet loppoelta Bobeon Hotel), and Intend to oontinue Belling the Best Quality Of Qoods at onrrent prloe s. \» r ANTKD KNOWN 1 hat 100 Doien ■ " of Coloured Kid Gloves. 4 Buttons, are ■elllng now at 2s lid per pair at .1. Cosgrave and Co.'a,, lato Lln&bary. WASTED SEE "<- ThechodpSelentlfic, Vooiioal, »nd other Books; also, lot of Family Horalds and London Journals iln parto), Hd ; at O»niplfr'« Sailing Off, Hobson-streat. VV ANTED K^OWN—That TKKTH * can be Bxtraoteil. Sealed, or Stopped •charges itrlstly moderate) at The Dispensary, Raranvahapo Head Inext Lamboorn»s Hard ware Btor«). Yfcr ANTED KNOWN, BEST ENGLISH SLATES AND FI«E CLAY, fjnely aaonNp, Also, a NX W WHITBNINO M«.TBI?UU Whloh IB Whiter, Faster, and Cheaper than Whiting, Also, HCOHIA MORT AH, Well Ground. Paicss Low, Tkbus Cash. GEOEQE EHODEB, BUILDER. B.W.Z. Bxteniian Works. Yard, nsxt Dock, WANTED KNOWN IHI BUST AMD CHBIPIST HOUBK FOR DUAPKKY 18 J. CAUGBEY'S, KAEANOAHAPK KOAD, WANTKD KNOWN- J. C. is a Cash Bdxbk, is Undik Small Kxfbmbb, amd Will *bll a Good abticlb at a Low Psiao. WANTKD KHOWN- Hrong Grey O&llooes. 2d, 2jd, 3d, id,5J. and M Whits ditto. 3d. 3ii i\i. &<\, Sid Good Heavy rt&vj S«rKe. Bid. 111*1. U S{d Black Canhmere. la Sid, Is gd 3* Bd, Ss 3d Coloured CwhrnMo, l«8id; beauilfal shades of H;V" win*-, Msrons, Prune, and urown Unbleached Sl-omlna;, r'oub.'n wlc th, lOJd, ll Old w hita ditto, la Id Is 3}d. 1- Bjd WfKii.g Men's t-biru, 11 jd. In [OJfl, 2aßd,3b, 3«Sd < rlmnan HhirW. U lid, 6s Bd, 6s lOJd Mrn'g Books, In lambswool and merino, from Tid Splen Id Value in Blanket! A Largo litook of Ladleß' Ho*lerr, and a Com plete Stock of Baoerdtsnerr. I J. CAUGHEY, Two Donss Abovb Limbourhe's, KARANG^HAPB KOAU \»TANTEP"KNOWN, that all wldthf w ~ In Finlay'fl Sheetings, plain and twilled, are kojit at J. Coegravo acid Co.'s., lato Liaa bury. 1» ANTED KNOWN — TT JUaT OPSNED UP AT STEPHENSON'S— Velveteen, 1/9.2«. »/8, to SAJ per yard 600 yards Coloured Satins at 1/0 and 1/9 1 oue Hosiery, newest shades, in Nary. Heal, Black, Cardinal, Wines Splendid Value In Ulsters, 8/8 upwards Plain and Fancy Jersey Jackets, 7/8 to S3a A Speolal Lias in Newmarket Shape. 30s Underclothing, In Newest Btyles, all prices Hatß, in Kewcai Shapes, Urge variety Larga Assortment Men's Clothing Felt Carpets, yard wide, 1/3 per yard Tapestry Carpotg, 2/3,2/11, aod 3 8 per yard Oil Clotb, for Ball and Plonr, 1/6 t/. 3/3 yard Matting, /<)}. I. 1/3, (U "no 1J yards wide) Flannels. /7 J. 19, 1/, to 2/8 per yard 9-1 Blankets, 0/11 and 10/8 per pair 10-1 Blankets, 13/11 and 16/6 uer pair 11-t Blankets, SO/ and 27/6 per pair Winceys, Hi, 6i<3, W, to 1/ per yard 1000 virst Choico Josephines, sllghttr spotted, i/a DKKBSMAKINO AND MILLINKKY ON THg PRKMiagS. LADIES' OWN UATBRIAL MADE UP. Successful Contractor for Drapery for Lunatic ' Asylum, 1383. ■a --" STEPBENSON'S DBAPBRY AND BALK WARBHOUBB. ARANQAHAPB ROAD, NKWTONT ANTED KNOWB-TBAT NEIL ft CLIFFORD'S BALM OF QIIiBAD Stands foremost among the thonaands of reme dies now in vogue for COLDS, HO*R«NK*S. BRONCHITIS ABTHMv. AND OHK3T COMPLAINTS. Use! in all parts of the Colony, gold In bottles at 2s and 2s Gd. THAT COMPOSITION POWDER, First made and used by the Founders of Modical uotuny, now nosd by all who know Its virtues, la a Cheap and First-olasa Kemedy far Colds, Hore Throat, Loo onefla, Pains in the Stomach or Bowels, i-lb. ting, la M. THAT HAVING A LABOB STOCK OF HKKBS IN NEW ZiCALANI). N. & a. have been able to Re stock their Dispensary with the CHOICEST AND BEST OF HBRBB. They solicit a trial from all who nro Buffering. Thoira Is Purely Herbal Treatment. bo tan i c "dTs pc nsa ry, WBLLKBLfcY-STRBttT BAST, Four doors from Crulokshank and Miller's, Queen-etreet. Tn^ rANTEIJK"NOWN—ThatI.OOOStraw Hats, fashionable shape, can be had at id each.—J. Cosgrave and Co. s., late Linabnry. ; ■ OMS. —Wanted, one or two Kooms oear uneon-stroet, suitable for eomnlttng rooms Medion*i.BTAß iiffloe CSIeNkRaIT^LEHK. a Gentleman"of 7T many yn-ro' ezoerienoe anrl general routine of an ofli o wibhei for an appointment as above,—Addreaa C .1. M., stir Ofßce. 8 a VBLAND S CBEKRY PKCTORAL, Absolute y the best remeay ever made for OOUOHS, KONORITIS AND COLDS. prloe, 2s 63 and la 6d a Bottle. BHARUAND &. CO. opposite Poat-offlci



To Let. npO LET, a Shop and Kesidencu (4 rooms), X Upper Qaeeu-Bt'eet; rest, 25s per week,— J, M. Lennox, Bstete Agent. __ ' B*.O LET, a new 4-rooined Cottage, with S Soo'lery; reit. 20s per week.-Apply to f. Hastings, Oharlotte-ttreet, New North Road. ■jO LET, one I'nfuraisbed Room, with I use of kltohen, five minutes' walk from Qneen-atreet,—Apply htar Offloe. ''pO LKT, Unfnrnißhed Room with fire. .1. place, Jn respectable House; salt baohe lore; board U required.—Addresa at Star Office. rf>o LET, im Eden Terrace, a 4-roomed I Cottage and l-stalled Stable, with pad' dock.—Apply to Mr Lannox or M. Burke, Fruit erer. Symonds-atreet. 0 LET, New eshop aod Dwelling. Pon- Bonbr Road (opposite O'OonnelFstrentX Qas aod water laid on.—Apply W. U. Allen, Olarence-atreet. Ponsonby. TU LB I, 3 convenient Shops next Hob son Hotel, Victoria-street; rent. 80b per week. — Apply to S, Jagger, Captain Cook Browery. 'i\O Lkt, a Five-roomed House in ■ Thames-street. Brighton: well, register tnate, ovon. etc.; good sltuttlon.—Apply 11. Murrtott, Qrccer, Ppper ParneU. I N 0 LET, at Onehunga, a Firat-class Shop and Home containing three rooms, sitting room, and good kltohen; sltjated In the moot bndmsn part of Queen-street within two minutes' wi.lk of the Ballway Station: rent. £1 per week.—Apply Mrs 8. Coxon, Butcher, Ona hunga. npO LET, new S-roomed House, with I Btore-room; Urge yard; rent low. Also, 5-roomed Cottage.—Jas.lrvin, top of Wakefleld atreet. rrtO LET, DiniDg-room, one or two Bed- I reoms, Bathrojm, and aaa of Kltohen— Tot addrau. apply Mrs Cooper; Soarborongh Terraoa, Ptrneli. rr»o LET (Remuera), very nice Villa • Betfdenoe of 8 rooms, seuUery, outhouses, good garden) section 100 x ISO: rent low.— Apply to ii. V. Kvana, Queen-street, next Bank of Anitralaala. 1 1AO LET, the two New Shops in But- I land-Btreet adjoining the Clarendon Hotel.-J. M. and J. Mowbray. TO LET, a pleasant Marine residence at the North -hore, with Snaoh Frontage, Apply to Charles Bailey, Boatbullder. _ rO LET, Two Furaished Booms, with übs of tirohen.-Apply Mrs Banks. HI, Vic^irla-stwet West. mo mbrchaNTS and others. TO LET, those Commodious and Centrally- United UUBINKHB PRBUISKS as now oooopled by Messrs Bqylsn and Tanfleld (who are removing), comer Vulcan Lane and High, itreet Premises contain fonr stories, and eplundldly adapted for any wholebale business. Kent, moderate to a good tenant P. r. KVANB. Land Agent WORTH SHORE, HOUSKa to Let In uoou Positions.—Apply, R.& RDUURK. Devonport Ptpre. For Sale. FOR BALE, Double Breech-loading Gun, with oase and lot at extras.—& White, Cabinetmaker, College Road, li^OK KALk, near Kyber Pass Road, a f- neat 4-roomed Cottage, large Allotment; £200; can remain on Mortgage.—H. Partlngtan, House and Land Agent. Btlohbury's Buildings. |i(UK SALE, top of Wiliiama-atreet, a " new 6-roomed House with every conve nience—water, gaa, and reglsterd grates.—H, ParUngton, House and, Land Agent, btlohburj's BulldlDgs. JrQK SALK, several large Allotments 1 level Land,with goodvlaw,MountKden. —H, Partington, House and Land Agent, SUch* hury's Bulldlnga. _^ ju'Oß SALK, Upper Queen-street, a good *• \ roomed Hoose; theater part of monoy can roraaln.-H. Partington, House and Land Agpnt, atlchbnry's Bnlldlngs. |ji O X 8 A L B. TO MERCHANTS, PAMTAUSTS, AHD OTHERS. A Valuable Kreehood CITY PROPS RTY. situated In BnonTLAKD-gTRCBT, First -Olass lnveattneßt. Apply to V. T. EVANS, Land and Kgiate Agent. Qaeen-Btraet (n>xt Bank ot <ÜBtralasla), On 8 a l c. IQO KKG3 SALT BUTTEB, IK QUANTITIES TO SOIT PtTECHABSES. RD X \V, . aiw' VIOTORIA-STBEKt. JgACONI I3ACON! "DACONI HAMS I HAMS I HAMS I IUST1 UST received, a very Prime Sample NBW"CURB. W. PARKER, Ghockb, Hobson-btheet. Public Notices. T rflp||fTl. •JT O i I C B. panmure Bridge. PabUo Works Office. Uth May, 1883. The River Trafflo through this Bridge will be Closed from 28th May next to the Zlrd June, Incluilve, or Repairs to Swing Span. W. H. HALES, District Engineer. |J O T I C E. TO COMMOK JUHORB. The Common Jurors orduod to appear at the Supreme Court on MONDAY, the 25th instant axe hereby notified that they are Discharged from further attendance. KDWAKD L. QKEEN, Sheriff, Bhcrlira Offloe, 22nd June. 1883. •~ps SHIPPJBKS A«C OTHTUS. The undersigned are prepared to Forward Paroels to London by direct steamer, throngh Bmton's Agenny, at lowest rates. The s.c lodlo Balls on or about 28th lnat. from Ohrlstohurch. Btcomerß follow at monthly Intervals, J. A. BARBKK AND CO.. Forfrstroet. Ajrjfk IN consequence of the a %. 01~% 1 Death of Dr. Fitagerald, fflkJßv?f I lat° Medloal Officer of the affW^JK J^y*l Howiok Lod«e of Odd nf?-iS^vmM fellows, the members of the SwbhwlWß above Lodgo, and the residents JSwflttkntWn of Howlck and surrounding fSffinaairF distrlctß, would bo happy with l^ijPOTqPr any Medical Gentleman who AaJBSSmSSam would take the said praotice. For furthor information, apply to H. J. Syms, l'rov. Orand Master, Wakofleld-Btroet, Auok tand* ALEX. BELL, Secretary Loyal Howick Lodge, 1.0.0.g.. M.U.. A.D. TTOTICE OF REMOVAL, MABSSY AND CO., TAILORS, Beg to Inform their friends and ouatomen that they have RBMOVRD FROM OREY-STREBT lo more Central Premises In VIOTOKIA-STRKKT (Two doors below Messrs Holland and Bntlot's), Whore they trust to most with a oontlnnanee of past favours. ENOLTSH AND COLONIAL TWXBD3 IN STOCK AND TO ARBIVK. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk. Bast work manahlp, and maderato ohargof. Customers own material mads up. Note the address— VIUTOBIA-BTBKBT (Two doors below Holland and Butler's), MABSBY AND CO., TAILORS. W ° L. l ° R I hereby glva noHoa that I Intend to apply to the Mangare Rosd Board on the 21st day of June. 1883. for a slaughtering License In the Mangers Road District under geo. 23 Of '' The Slaujiherhousea Act, 1877." CH*BLKB HUGH ARDaRN. Otohuhu. June 18th. 1883. aroTICE OF kTm OVAL MR E. T. DUFAUR, Solicitor, has Removed to Queen-streot, between the "Herald" Pub lishing Offloe and the Bank of Australasia, immediately above the rooms Of Mr D. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent. BLBj>BVILLK TIMBKU COMPANY (LIMITED). The Company have opened a Dep6t at NEW MARKET, near the Railway Station, tor re ceiving Orders and Sale of Timber. Timber cut to any length, fto. Prloea on application at the yard. PACIFIC HOTEL RESTAURANT.— THOMAS QUOI begs to tender his grate ful thanks to the pnblio for the liberal patronage bestowed on him since he assumed the manage ment of the above restaurant, and is confident if the excellent bill of fare that is always placed before his customers was more known, a still larger share of pnblio patronage would be ao oorded. At the request of many friends and customers, I Intend to have Supper ready every evening (Sunday excepted) from 8 o'clock to 12 o'clock, when everything of the best will be procurable—new laid Eggs, Ham, Oysters, and Oyster Stews, I feel sure I shall be supplying : a want long felt at this part of the city. T^ O T I C K. i RB EDWARD COSTLEY DECEASED. AU parsons who are or may hereafter be Indebted to the above eutttte, either for interest, . rent, or otherwlbb, wlll i lease tay the same to ■ Messrs Jackson and Hu»mlL Solicitors. Fort- , street, Auckland, whose receipt shall be a suffl- : olentdlssharge. Th^^rf S BAMUBL JACKSOnIJ^S^,, o', D. hkan \ aeoeased. Auckland, 27th April, 1889,



I Meetmsrsj AMBETIMG of all tha Young Met ot Newmarket will be beid TC-NIGBI (irnosr). Mud last, ai the Hall, at 7 o'oioot ■harp, for'the purpose ot Forming a Bras Band. JOHN MoOOLUi. XTOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS- X BOOIATION.-The Key. ahirley W. B»ker wUi. by speoial MQuest, deUver his I^c turecm "Garfleld the Dutiful," THIS (Friday! KVHNINU, at the Youne Men's Booms, In Wellesley-street. Loot are to oommence at 7.50 p.m. The Theatre Choir will render several pieces of mnsio. ___ \TEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER> ±\ CANTttK AGKNO7 COMPANY (LIMITED) NoUoo Is hereby given that the Annual Local Meeting of the New Zealand Loan and Mer cantile Agency Company (limited) will bs held at the Office of the Company, at Anoklsnd, on WBDNBSDAY, the ith day of July, 1883. at noon, FRSDK. BATTLBT. Secretary. Auckland, Jane 1.1883. Drapery. JEdvvin Holloway's DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT. MONDAY NEXT, NBORBSARY SALE. ( NEOBdSiRYBAIiK. ON ACCOUNT OF HEAVY STOCK OF WINTER GOODS, NKCBS3ARY SALB. NECES9AKY SALB. NKOaaSARY BALK. PRIOR TO STOCK-TAKING, NKCBSSARY SALE. NECESSARY SALHJ. MY PREMISES BEING SMALL, I MUST CLEAR WINTER GOOD 3. I SHALL MASS AN ALLOWANCE OF 3/ IN THE £. MY BTOOE IS NKW AND WELL \ Bouaur. g / is the jg Discount, BTAYB AND UNDBBOLOTHtNG, Beoond to none In Auckland. 3 j In the jg Disoocat, INBPSOTION INVITBD. ■ 3/ In the jg Discouit THIS SEASON'S GOODS. 2 j In the £ Dlioount. WAREHOUSE BARGAINS. g / In the jg Discount. MANTIiUS AND ULHTJiKP. 3 / in the £ Discount BDANKWTB, FLANNELS, AND UAUOOKS. g / In the £ Discount. ORBBS GOODS AND BILES. g / In the jg DtaconnS. BO3IEHY, GLOVKS. ft HABBB OASHKRY. g / in the £ Discount THE WHOLB BTOOK g / in the £ Discount. Edwin holloway's Cheap Drapbry Establishment, 247, QUEKN.STREET, . Next Doob to Hewis'b, Grocer. pOB BRT MASON, New X\i ton.opponlieLambourne'a, has In ttook Hoalery, Haberdash ery. Cailoo. Shlrtlßin, Caah meres, &&: Miliurr Front U3 1 ouths" and Msni White Shlrta, 3s odj Me^ Tweed Trousers, from Oh. Hood value in Men's Fancy worsted Ooats; Hard ana Soft Veil Hats, cheap. B.M. ha» bonaht a Splendid lot of HOSIKHY SAMPLKS, whioh he will sell at wholksaLK PRICE. * few Very Handsome Real Ostrich rraihsra to be sold cheap; Kmbroldered Silk Velvet, neat patterns, 2s Od per yard.— KUBEttT MaBON, late of ihe Wholesale. F INENSI! 1 ISEN8I! IRISH LINENS 1 MANUrACTUR«R'B LENO TH 8. YARD Widk, good and fine, from Is M the yard liADRS' HBM-STITOHSD AND BMBROI- DickED HaNUKKKCHIBFS, beauHful deslans. CJd LARGR BIZS FINB LINEN HANDKKR CHIKF*. 04 BOUGHT CHEAP AND SOLD CHEAP. INSPICT AND JtJDQE FOB YOUESBIiVES. T. B. Robson, melrourne house, fonsonby. Well ~~~ W ORTH Reading. Do you wish to see the Beet and Cheapest Display of Drapery. Hosiery, Millinery, Ladies' andObildren'a Outfitting in AucklandY If so go to address as below, when yon will be repaid for tMUMe" JAMES SOUTT, General Draper ana Outfitter, London House, Victoria and Nelson streets. Auckland. G. C O U T TS, DBAPBR AND HABERDASHER, KARANGAHAPS ROAD. OFPOHn BOW»BTRHT, NKWTON. t and yv. \jy ILLIAMS. DIRBOT IMPORT BB 07 DRAPERY AND FANCY GOODS, Both Sides KABANGAHAPB ROAD, NEWTON. " NOT SBLLIoG OFF"— "NOT OOINIi TO BNGLANO" "NOT OFFERING A LABGB DIBCOUNT"- But have to arrive by the following vessels 'now due.— ' as. FOTOSI ?oABil • AURIGA B OASES GKORGB BKWLBY 2 CASKS OLYDK 8 CASES A BIG LOT WINTKR SOOUS, oomprtatag CLOTHING AND OVERCOATS: thess latter nave been made sneolaUy to our order "extra long." BLANKETS. FLANNELS, HOSISKY, ftoH &o •^"^™™ In adit lUon to the above-mentioned Goods, we Shall receive, ex Georob Bkwucy. about SOO (two hundred) of Oooper, Box and Co.'b CEr.BBRiTKO PATENT VEHTILATINfi WATERPttOOF TALETBES COATS, Sea what (he Field says respecting these Goods:—" I have triea your Ventilating Goat well In the oouivinK field, and consider It a great raooessa It Is tcoit comfortable to walk In, and turns any quantity ot rfcla.—Tours very faithfully,* •• • *•* ißobih HooD)-Muaaa Ooopeb. Box Aim Co." A New Prooees (just dlßOOvered; prevents the rubber hardening and destroys all smell ot We have always on band a SHOW 07 HOBIKRY. SHIRTS. HATS. TIBS. BRAOBS, BBLTS. COLLARS. Ko» fto. rot Prtoa, Btjle. Variety, and Oocd Value, Second to None In Newton. ' FOX ONE WEEK, no reasonable offer refused; leaving Auoklav a. Hat shapes less than coat. - Mrs Whitehead, Milliner, Newton. ; MEN'S ASD BOYS' CLOTHING— Never seen cheaper in Auckland, not withstanding all strong assertions made in advertisements. This is genuine „ Men's splendid Sootoh Tweed Overcoats, Heather mixtures. 28s 6d; real value, 12b. A large ouan^of Men's Winter Tweed Trousers at 8s lldV honestly worth 10s M: a few Men'si Busi ness and Working Coats at 7s 6d, worth 10b Bd. Ewyotherktod of Clothing equally Cheap, at iamot ifUfTB General Draper, London Hon^Vlotoria and N^oVStreetsVAuokland. Hnb'- cSMteyorters must be attended with P. 0.0. "DEAD? The Tonga Parliament have t\j resolved tba* tbe Blbls be a Text book in aU Government clionls.—" Them that hononr Me 1 will honour, and they that despise Me shall be lightly cßteemed. v -Word ot God. Also. Isaiah v.,SUv.



j lenders. IjTIO BUILDEHS & COISTRACTOK^ Tenders will bo received up to tne 24th June for the Erection of Two El?ht-roomed Dwelling-houses, three miles front the city. Plans and specifications to be seen at J. W Richards and Oo.'s.Generai Seedsmen,Symonds street (next Heath's Boot Factory. 11ESDER& will be received up to 2 p.m. . at the offloo of w. O Connolly, bigh ■treet, Auckland, for the erecUon of a Hall lor tho Loyal Howlok Loige, X.0.0.1T.. atHowiok. Mans and Speolfloatlone to bs seen at the above office fram Tv» boa?, 2B th, at 10 a.m., till Ume of receiving tenders. Tenders to be addroned to the Secretary Of the Lo;al Howlsk Lodge, Post-offloe. Howiok. ALSX. BRLL, Seoretary Howlck, June 22ad, 1883. Dividends. COMMERCIAL CLUB (IN LIQUIDATION). A First Dividend o( Ten Shillings In the Pound will be paid at mj- offloo, Queen-street, I Auckland, on the 2Dd July next. GBOUGE COZKNB, Uquldator, Business notices. V| R. BITCHENS, having established 1»I Agencies in the Chief Towns of the Southern Island of New Zealand for tha Bale of his CKLEBBAIED BLOOD KKSTOKKK, now want« a Gentleman of business habits and ex perience, with a fair amount of capital, to repre sent him as SOLE A.GBNT fob tub Sale or Hib Medical Pbefabations. Full particulars and further information can be obtained from the Proprietor, al his residence, Brighton House, Aberorombie street, Auckland, between tne hours of 8 and 9 In the morning and 4 ana S In the afternoon, up to TUESDAY. 28th June instant SEWING MACHINE, Sowing Machine, Sewing Machine.—lnstalments must be paid promptly.—W. tyDennea. Queen-street. r|VHIS MEW QUEKW-STKEBT X FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. F. WT^VBLL. OABINKTMAKBR. UPHOLSTERER. AND GENERAL FURNISHER, QOEKK-ETREIT, AUCKLAND, Begs to announce to the Fubllo of Auckland that be has Opened Premises adjoining tne A lbert Hotel In the above line. F. W, 11 hav ing been in business for many years, and em ploying a flret-oUss staff ot workmen, oan guarantee satisfaction la all orders entrusted to him, and oonfldontly soUoltsaehareof patron age. ■ — A Large Stook of English, Italian, American, and Colonial Furniture on band. Note the addreea- NKXT ALBERT HOTEL. Qpg»N STREET. BY SPECIAL ISHKn^ APPOIHTMENT George Dixob (Awarded Prize Medal Sydney Exhibition), Manufacturer of DOUBLE i&RATED WATERS & CORDIALS, Cuba street, Wellington. Ask for his celebrated GINGER ALE, to be had in all parts of lhe Colony. A. H. NATHAN, Agent for Auckland. JJ O T ICE. Having appointed Mr A. 11. HATHAN my Agent for the Auckland Provinoe, Mr Holm wood no longer takes orders on my behalf. All outstanding accounts to this date must be paid to Mr Holnrwood, or to myself, Cuba-street. Wellington/ GEO. DIXON. June 21st. 1883. £U VICTORIA-STREET, OO AUCKLAND (SIX DOORS ABOVE ALBERT-STREET). T. E. "CARTER, WHOLESALE AND EETA.I. Picture-Frame Manufacturer, Importer of Pic tures, Mouldings, Glass, and all kinds of Mtuical Instruments. TEAHHER of the Violin. Piano, Cornet, &o. For Terms and Testimonials See Saturday's Stab Supplement. Post Free on application. Tuner and Repairer ot Musical Instruments. CiLEAKINIi-OUT SALE OF J CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUKL. being compelled to Clear out his Stock of Cutlery in oonsequenoe of the PBEMI3KB COMING DOWN and no other Bhop being obtainable, is now SELLING OF? the wnole or the Stock at an 'enormous Baorlfloe. The goods are from the beat Sheffield makers, and will have to bo sold at any price. Coniilstwg of— Best Ivory- Table and Ueuert Knlveß. Loofewood'B and Johnaon's Beßt Pocket Knives. Klootro-plaied Forks. Spoons, Cruets, tea Nevada and Nickel Silver Fotka and Bpoons. Superior Hotaaora and Raaors. WHOLESALE AND RBTAEU THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLER 1, IS. Queen-street (Opposite Town Cloofc). jkTEW "OONDED <iTOKES, LOWER ALBERT-STKEET. J.O. FIRTH desires to intimate to Importer*. Merchants, and the Pnbllo genoral'y, that his Large and Capacious Concrete premises In Lower Albort-atwt. oonslstlsg of four flats, capable of atortng 6,000 tons of merchandise, ARB NOW OPKN for the receipt of Goods. The basement floors are especially adapted for the keeping of wines, spirits, fruits, and oil men's store*, &o. The premises are fitted up with a powerful hydraulic- lift, and supplied with every possible convenience for the oon duot and despatch of business. The Btore will be under the management of Mb James Kdmibton, as Koaded Warohouee fceeperi which tha proprietor believes will be a guarantee that all buslneaawiU M transacted to the entire satisfaction of the mercantile public laweßtCurentßates. , c FmTH » Proprietor. Ancklaad. June 11. 1883. GRAHAME'S PUBLIC BONDED STORE, FORT-STREET. The Commercial Publlo are informed that this bond is now carried on under the the direc tion of Mb Loins flbjimins, who has for several years been engaged in the Warehouse, and Is intimately acquainted with the wishes and requirements of rll the customers. Importers may rely upon every oara and attention balng given to their interests. ■ WM. B. QKAHAMK. iv **~" V l "** BKE3 WAX ! BEKS WAXI Purchased in any quaniity for Cash, Buyers of Fungus and Munt* MetaL Hating purchased in China a Fine Assort ment of Toaa himself, JAMBS AH KKW oan oonfldontly reoommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the PobMo generally, will avail themselves of this splendid opportunity and call early to buy his Superior Congou. Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every tastei He has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Crookery warei Silks, Handkerchiefs, and Other onmmftintiMi too numerous to mention. Note the Addressi- JAMRS AH KKW fe OO H m. Queen-street Tji B N C_ I N G. SAM. WHITER PRICE LIST Is as follows:— Best Paling Fence of purlrl posts, Hobart rails, and 6ft Hobart palings, one inch apart, 60s. Paling Fence to consist heart kauri posts, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, SSa. Three-rail Fenoe, puriri posts and Hobart ra\viro Foncea with Top Rail, 335. Wire Fence, 7 wires, 265. Barbed Wire Fence, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, 18s per chain. Cattle wont look at barbed wire. Picket Fences, from 2s per foot not painted, or 2s 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Picket Fence with mill wrought Wicket Gate, all painted complete, at 3s pur foot. All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for every description of Fence given on applica tion to Sam. White, Fencer, Custom-street, opposite Arnold. Hinea and Co. CIUHK FOR INDIuESTION—ToNIC j BALSAM, a Genuine Liver Regulation, prloe Sa a bottIe.—SHARLAND ft CO (Cppo slte Post-offlct). mOOTHACHE CURB—lnstantaneous JL Relief, ODONT ALGIOt Is botile.-SHAR. LAND te CO. (opposite Poemffloe) DEAR AUNTY.-"Well, I declare, after trying stores in Auckland tor weeks, seeking a good one, I have at length discovered a First-class Grocer. Such Nice Goods, and such attention. Go, my dear aunt, and give him a trial. The address is W. E. LEWIS, ■Victoria-Street, Between Hobson and Nelson-streets. P. 3.1 Ho waits upon families and delivers goods tree. , __________ A CARD. 7 rfHE UNDESINGNED begs to Intimate *■ to his friends and the publlo generally that he Intends oommenolDg business »s BOTTLBB AND WINE ANU BPIKIT AGENT, in those Central PMmises, Qubes-btkeet (next to the Waltemata Hotel!, where he hopes to receive a ■jgW '""'Safe PHILLIPS. FOB WINTER COUGHS and Bronchia irritation, mRT AICKIN-S- SYRUP O* EUCALYPTUS JL with Hypophoephite of Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronic Chest Affections, " Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphtte of Lime and Quinine," is most certainly alterative and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma Address — THE PHARMACY, Qpeek-strbet. »*" O TIC E O~F " is. EAlOv A h. HENRY PETRY, Jeweller and Watchmaker, having removed to more central and convenient premises in Queen-street, under the 'Albert Hotel, takes this opportunity of thanking hla > numerous customers for their support while in ! Victoria street, and hopea, with the increased facilities in the new premises, he will merit a I ntinuance of their patronage.



Jjo°t *n 6 iTound. "I/fOUND, on Tu^duy, flear ;h? Junction X? Hotel, Khkhb« a Suiv.yo.'B Unt. >~h.to.— Owner can have fa ne by paying expenses to Kloherd w> bb, Onehunga. ! M^MT"" *——■——^——»——————**"'— mmmm Aiin-fl-imfii.ta. "DAZAAR AND FANCY FAIR IN AID Or ST. MARK'S CHUEOH DEBT AT NEWMARKET HALL TO-MORROW, From 2 o'clock to 10 o'clock p.m. NO RESERVE, BUT A GENUINE CLEARING-OUT SALE. MISS MAUIEBEi. UHEENWOOD'S GRAND EVENING CONCERT* ON MONDA* NEXT, AS. ABBOTT'S OPJSRA HOUSK. Programmes aud Tickets (ss, 2s 6d, and 1b) at Hoffmann's, Eady's, Chapman's, and Waste's Establishments; else obtainable from B. C. Greenwood and Captain Owen Mahon. Par* tlculars In last and next Saturday's " Herald," ATaHDHU PUBLIC HALL. Waltemata Mlnstrelsl Waltemata Minstrels t WAITEM a.Ta MINSTRELS I Waitemata Minstrels t Wairera»ta Minstrels I Give their nerfoimanoe on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, 25th Jinra. GRAND CHA.IU PitRFOUMANCB! WITH NEWEST BONaa and BKBT JOKES Off THK DAY, To be followed by a b ELECT BALL. Chutes for admission :-Front Beats (tiekAta admit to dance), 3s; Other Beats. 2s. Doors open at 7.80; oommence at 8 sharp. 11 . i ■ Highway .Board Notices. QTaHDHU HIGHWAY DISTRICT,' The following are the number of rotes polled for the Election of Members of the Otahuhu Road Board:— Messrs Howard Hut ton .. .. ..81 Charles Augustas Bowden „ 78 Samuel Lake 71 Alfred Sturges .. .. „ 71 Thomas Stringer .. .. _ CO William Robert Wlila .. .. £9 James Brady 54 V I therefore declare the lint Tire Candidates Elected. AUQUBTUB J. SHAOKELL. Juno 20th, 1883. "'turning Ofdoer. WAIKOMIII ROAD BOAKDV NOTICE. The folio wins gentlemen are duly Nominated Candidates for Members of the above Dhtrlot Roaajßoard:- John Abbot Wm. B. GantweU Jas. Arohlbald Ed. J. Parr Wm. Carter H. o.Bhat[O Alex. Coohran Number te be Bleoted Five.—Election to take place on THURSDAY, J one 28th, st Iho Public Hall, Wslkomltl. WALTKR SfSAM, Returning Officer. Educational. DANCING CL*Bi», Ponaonby Hall.— Those desirous of Joining by the month for General Improvement or Special Dances forward names to Miss Vallu. Aoctionr. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock a.m. UNDER DISTRAINT POX BENT, B. C. GREENWOOD HAS received Instructions,to sell by ~, auction tc-morrow (Ssturdiy). June 3% at 11 8.m., at the residents of Mr D. N. Gainler. Medlotl Kleotrlolon, »yraond>airdet (near to Robertson's Grocery Store), BIS HOUBBHOL.D FURNITURE AND BffPKOrS. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. JOHN LEMON] fEDWD. ÜBYDOM T CM O X B 0 W, ATI O'CLOCK. *\f ESSES. JOHN & EDW. LEYDON iSu B WSe<Blrllul MARKBr YARDB« HORSES. BADDLSB. &C. AISO. Spring OatLLamm and Cushion! complete Horse and Haraesj. JOHN & Ed. LBFBON, Auctioneers. IT. 8, OOOHBAHi] UJLB. DACM WEDNESDAY, JULY 4. HOUSEHOLp EURNITURB. FITTINGS, IRON SAFE, CASE CURIOS, rp.HE Subscribers bare received instrnc- JL ttons from Mr Thomas Powell to sell at hla Premises, Lower Queen-street, on Wednes day, ith July, at 11 o'olook, She WHOLE of bis FUBNITURK con talnod In the DINING KOOMS, Lower " Queansrwet, oonsiitlng of Dirjcg ana Bedroom Furniture: a New Iron fiafe, by Tannj a large lot of Fittings and Partitions, ana a Splendid Oaso Ooral Shells, Carlos, &o. SAMUEL COCHRANE A SON, Auctiomssn. TUESDAY. JtJJNE 26, AT 11 A.K. •«, PAINT*, WHITE J.EAD, DRIERS. " OILS, COACHBUILDaKS' VARNISH. AND CEMENT. JOHN REID &CO. WILL sell by auctioo, on Tuesday. 2Sthbut.atUii.tnH THE FOLLOWING FIKOT-OLA33 GOODB -190 kegi White Let! genuine, and No. 1 20 k*ga Patent Uriers 80 texs oreon, Blaok, Yellow, and Bed Paint B0 tics Coachbuliders" Varnish Also, 83 casks White's Portland Cement B. TONK3. E. a OABB. B, D. TOOTS MONDAY, 25th JUNB. At 11 o'clock prompt. BLACK AND GOLD OVERMANTELS, CHIMNEY GLASS, DRESSING GLASSES, :;: CHEVAL GLASSES, TOILETS, &°" &°" '** B. TONES AND CO. \JU ILL sell on Monday, the 26th instant, T? at 11 o'clock prompt, 5 CASES OF THB ABOTK GOODS. Of Choice and Elegant Design. Just Landed, ex b.b. lonio On view on Saturday. MONDAY, JUNE 25. At 11 o'clock. PIANO, BILLIARD TABLE, HORSEHAIR SUITE, SPLENDID DUCHESS MAFBL&TOP BEDROOM SUITE, VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, CHESTS OF DRAWEES, householdlpurhitube. PARK ROAD,"»eTr MANAKAU d. fTevars HAS been instructed to sell by nubile Km l&£& S?*? 1508 t* W WaSS Road, on Monday, June 25, at II ° A^^effeW^JP iJ iSF bk ajnjj JiSijjiOlH, coniuatfng of Horee halr Suite-Valuable Oil Paintings- Piano Carpets - Bedsteads - Splendid Duchess Marble-top Suite — Kauri ' Wardrobe - Plate Glass Wardroba-. BilU»rd Table-Cheats of Drawers^ Kitchen Keqaisites, complete Dinner and China Tea Services, ■ &v., - etc., ceo. ■/ D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. {Continued m fourthpage,)