enough, ihoj should not Milv have hi fovctf of the strcts fixed, but to 8 u*U on vmicu tha mo,«j to to b* expended should be B'a-ed He considered that tne loan Should be fairly allocated in tin. various wards in accordance with the assessable property in each. He would vote against thCr mDe°vore .united that there should be »ome distinction In the levying oJ rates in the old and new warda.. Supposing that the rate throußbout the city was 2s, they could .cc what the surplus would be", and apply it accordingly. II the rate was made 2s 3d throughout the city, the result would be £4,165 from the new wards, and £5.000 from the old wards; while if it was left at 2s, there would be sufficient to pay an interest of 5 per cent, on £75,000, He considered 2s in the £ enough. Une half of this loan was sufficient. The tcheme for the Town Hall wa3 unnecessary, while tha £150.000 ior drainage and formation was excessive. Cf. ickin t'.oußht the 1 an was too large, but they should consider what was rjest for the city aa a whole, 'lhe question of drainage was alike necessary to the old and new wards, and was almost the .only thing that the old wards would get out of the proposed loan. He thought they should cut down their estimate, and see how they could bring it within their income ; go in for the necessaries, and cut down tha luxuries, Une of the luxuries was the Town Hall, Art Gallery, &c. at £50,000. If the money was teally necessary it should be got, and he did not believe the rati> payers wonld object, Or, Crowther B»iil if their valuation was increasing £20,000 per annum, what would It increase after these works had been carriud out? He and bprno of the Finance Committee had met this £260,000 with jjreat diffidence. Thn loan was, he could not help *ayin», a special provision for the new wards. Before the additions were made to toe city, the old ward" were in such a position that they ■ were actually about to consider a reduotiou of taxation) aud besides, this was just the fir»t of such expenditures. What nee was l the water supply, for in stance, to them, without additional pres. sure to »end tne water to the high levels on which the new wards were? The ipeaker said that while Cr. Board man was anxious to protect ,his consti tuents, h« had also the interests of his at heart, and he would eject to tiie oily rate payers paying 2s in the £ while those in the iuburba only paid 9d. Thtir lighting rate had bern increased by £2,000 by additional lighting in the suburbs, and othur works had been carried out. '1 he expenditure of £125 ot>o for water bad been productive of immense benefits, and if the suburbs could get tbeie benefits with a less expenditure, he would be happy to live in them. On the motion of Cr. Crowther, the further consideration of this clause was deferred until clause 5 had beeu dealt

with. Ine Mayor then moved the adoption of clause 6 a» follows:—"That to meet iu tere«t^on total indebtedness, a s-pec'al rate be autoorisea^ex'ending over the whole city not exceding Is 6d in the £." Cr, Aickin seconded motion pro forma, rr. Devore moved as an amendment, " That the special rate should not exceed Is 3d in the £." He said that, with the ordinary rate of 9d, this would make a total of 2i in the £, exclusive of the library rate.

Cr, Fleming seconde-i the amendment, which wsb supported by Cr, Thompson, who laid that while he believed they could do with the whole of the loan, he would be in favour of reducing it rather than increas ing the uniouii} of the special rate from Is U Cr. Pblllippp, who expressed himself oi* posed to additional taxation; also supported amendment, wbile Cr, Garrettsaidne wunld Tote for it if a fair adjustment ef the lonu ■o far as Karangahapo was concerned was made. Cr. Harper, who supported the amendment, said if the money were Judiciously expended, the increased value of property subsequently would produce enlarged city revenues, Cr, barns, in supporting the amendment, laid that so far as his district was con cerned, the general feeling was in favour of paying the extra shilling if they could get ths water, The ■vlayor fjaid he did not believe the amendment would be strenuously opposed by the Finance Committee, because tbe sum was Kpecitied in the icport more to have something definite before the Council than to commit themselves to any par ticular line in the report. For his part, he would have preferred the clauses to remain M printed. The Council should obtain the power to raise the full rate of Is 6d, and only levy Is 3d on such part of it as might hi required. Cr, Waddel pointed out that tbe £250,000 would not be locked up in a box. A sum of £150.000 would ruu over several years, and t&ix could be put out at fixed deposit. They might do as well with their money as the Harbour Board, which had a portion of Its loan on fixed deposit, and was making a profit out of it. Cr. Fleming thonght £15,000 would be quite enough to borrow at the present time. •;r.BThompson believed £250,000 could be Judiciously expended, and thought they should go in for it with the It 3d rate. Be objected to the propo-al to obtain powers to levy the Is fid rate, because, assuming that it was not ilevicd now, no sooner would money be required, than the extra 3d would ta pat on. The amendment for the li 3d special rate Wai then agreed to. Clanse 6, providing that the total rates leviable in the city of Auckland shall nut exceed 2i S)d in tbe £, was amended to make the total rates 2- $4. Clan>o 2 was then taken up. Cr Crowther nmved ihat the amount of the loan be £150,000. He said the new wards were aoxious to get all they cou<d, and did not want to pay. The loan had baen suggested for tbe benefit of the inburbs, and it fras eaid that they did not want » great deal, while the lesser amount could be more easily raised. After the monay bad been spent they might borrow another £150,000 if they found themaelves la a position to do so. Cr Fleming seconded the amendment. Cr Hoardiuan, in supporting, the amend ment, pointed out that ihey could rsdnce the Town Hall vote by £25,000, becansethey might get a great deal from the Cost Icy bequest, and the Savings Bank Trustees. Waterworks might stand at £25,000, and drainage and foundation at £100,. This wonld bring the loan d»wa to £150000. Cr Alokin said £150,000 would not be at all adequate for the requirements of the city foat the next five years and would only necessitate their go. Ing to the the Government again for farther borrowing powers. He thought they should sail as closely as possible to the wind, and when the time came he woud be prepared to moove as an amendment that the loan be £200,000. The Mayor suggested if they did reduce the schedule that it should be—drainage, £100,000} Town Hall, £40,000; water worlcs, £60,000; making £200, uOO. Cr. Crowther's amendment was carried, eleven votes being recorded in its favour. The amendment was riot put as a motion, the fnture consideration of clause 8 being deferred nntil clause 3 had been dealt with. OF. Crowther asked for a division, but the Mayor held that it was too late. The Mayor moved that the,sum of £150,000 remain as printed in the tchednle for drainage and formation. " Cr. Thompson moved as an. amendment that 'be snm tor drainage and formation

fl3 £120,000. On the snbetantlve ,'resolution, Cr. Flaming [moved, and Cr. Crowther secon ded, tbattbe amount be £100,000. Cr.!;Fhillipp3 moved the adjournment of the Committee, which was agreed to by one vote to nil. On the! Council resuming/ Cr, Garratt moved that a poll of the ratepayers be taken on the subject,—Cr. Burns seconded, —Cr. Mckln moved as an amendment, " l'hat the oue»tion be postponed till they had something definite before the Coun cil,"—Cr. Crowther asked if the amount of the loan had not been decided upon.— The Mayor replied in the negative. Ihere was no report from the committeo k and nothing before the Council.—Cr, Thompson moved the adjournment of the debate at 10.301 p.m., which was agreed to.

A special meeting of the Harbour Board will be held on Saturday, to consider report ; by Dock Committee, in reference to con sulting .Engineer for Calliope Dock.

The annual meeting of the Auckland German Club was held last evening, when the following officers were elected : Fred dent, Mr Yon der Heyde ; vice-president, Mi P, Knmmer ; Secretary, Trea-nrcr, and Librarian, Mr Max Kober, Committee :- Messrs -cherik, Maboney, Laurie, and Berzog,

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Latest Despatches.

[BY TEIiKGRAPn.— SPKCIAU KErORTEE.J

WELLINGTON, this afternoon,

South Island Irunk Raihvay. The West Coast Railway Commissioners report is dead against the line, pointing out that it would be unfair to provide Christ | church with cheap coal and timber at the j cost of the general taxpayer. Of the routes suggested, that via Arthur's Pasa is the be9t, but there i» no prospect of any of the lines paying more tban working ex penses, and not for ten years could the full interest be hoped for. The estimated coat of the Una by the Arthur's Pass route is £2,030,000. Motions 10-Uay. Sir George Grey's motions re Auckland Agricultural College and Custom-house come on to-day, The .'•killed labour in Gaols debate will probably be continued this evening. Major Atkinson to-night movea a resolu tion approving of the policy of annexation, 2he Arms Act. Endeavours are beinu made tj secure the repeal of the Arms Act in the Middle Island. Steam Tag for Raipara. I understand that plans for Kaiparajtug boat, concerning which Mr (ieorge asked a ' question, have been prepared. Wharf for Mowieki Major Harris is endeavouring to induce the Government to construct a wharf at Ho wick. Annexation, Tbe Premier has received tbe following cablegram from tlio Agent-General :— " Pacific Islands. Besides the question of expense, must answer whether the colonies would ruake joint, not separate, engage ment with Imperial Government." Ihe Pre-emptive Right, Motions by Mr Kelly. Mr Kelly will give notice of a series of tesolutlous affecting the sale of native lauds, which will act as a feeler for the Government proposals. His resolutions declare that all land transactions between tbe native* and private individuals shall cease. That the Government shall bear all the expense of surveying and ascertain the titles to the landa; and the natives shall thereafter sell orJoase to the Govern* mmt, or through thu land Department to private purchasers. Vhristchurch-West Coast Hail way. On the House meeting ts-day, Sir Deo. Guev gave noiice of his intention to move an addiess to the Governor to place a sum on the Estimates to ounuect Christchurcb by rail with the Weat Coast.

Meeting of Auckland Members,

A meeting of Auckland members, re Kotorna Kailway, was held to-day. Pre sent : Messrs JJargavillc (In the chair), Harris, Morris, Whyte, Swanson, Tole, Cadman, McDonald, and George. Napier numbers—Messrs Buchanan, Button, and Smitb were also present. Apologies were read from Messrs Hatuiin and Mitchi lson. A. resolution wan passed expretsing regret at the absence of Auckland membera now lin Wellington, aid it was resolved that it Is doairable that the strongest possible effort be made to induce the Government to ,;re consider their attitude towards the railway. lis stated that some members kept from tbe meeting being adverse to forcing tho Government. Those supporting the railway have the strongest reason for belieting that the Government will not voluntarily recede from the position taken »P-

SPORTING NEWS

Hawke's Bay Jockey Club Steeple chase Meeting.

(BY TKLEaEAPH.—PBKSS ASSOCIATION.)

HASTINGS, thu afternoon. THE weather to-day is splendid, and there ia a large atttendanoo on tbe course.

Maiden steeplechasb of 90>ovp. Dis

tance, 2 miles; w.f.u. Mr P. Martin's br m KaibioD, aged ... 1 Mr P. J. Connolly's bg Dhudeen.aged... 2 Mr J. Steven's b g JUiomedes, 6yrs. ~, 3 Eight horses started. Fear Not and Form were again scratched. ji.H. took the lead, followed closely by Calamity. The first time round this position was maintained, Diomedes and Wild Dayrell leading. All the jumps we-e safely negotiated till at the back of tbe c mac. Here there was tjmo baulk ing, which brought Fashion, Ciomedes, and Dhudeen to the front. At the turn into tbe straight Heretaunga joined the leaden, and a splendid ttraggle ensued, tbe four taking the last hurdle together, when Herutaum/a Ml, The dividend in tbe totalizator was £6 12j. There were 45 on tbe winner.

Lathes' Bb&celkt, value SO soys., with 20 Fovs. in specie added. Distance, \\ miles, on the flat, tin Allan McLean ns b f Fieder'ci, 3yrs 1 Mrs r>airn ns eh f Little Buttercup, 3yr« 2 Mrs P. Butler ns b h Quamby, aged.., 3 Hawke's Bay Stekplichase (handicap), of 200sov8. Second horse to receive 20sovs from the stakss. Distance, 3J miles. Mr J. PUbrow'a b g Clarence, »god, 12»t 12Ibs I Mr P. Butler's b h Quamby, syr«, list 61b! 2 Mr Wm. Douglas's b g Loch Lomond, aged, lint 31 bs ~ 3

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.-This Day.

<IMO'O H. O. H:-,th «mlth, Ksq, H.M.) JtJDOM«NT FOB PLAINTIWS (WITH CoHTS). IA. Laybourne v. W. H. Hewlett. £14 13a lOd (Mr -ugh CtmnbeU for plaintiff I; J-b. Hill v, w. c, lirow■>. £2 G> 6d 111' Barton (or plaintiff); *m. Sloans v Jo*. O'KiWo. £i 6s lOd {<*r n»orae for plaintiff); H»-oork k, Co t. w b , William-, £14 13 (Mr Qeorgs (or nlalntlff); W, H. Feulon v. * vv. Uromflvld. 18s. n»w hit (Mr Brassay for plaln'lff); same V. VV. Fa<lec, Ha; J. Hart v. A- Isgldton. £ 0. prominory note: W'lklnn aad Co. V. Albeit >SBl»tor, l&i 64. pnlr boots (Mr K>rtior)i O. UreeDaway v. Jaoob Bauer, £1123 Gd I Mr Madden for dotsnd ant, Mr Urowulnn for pUlntlll). t« give tip po*s<s<ion on faturriay mii ; Da«ld Fort T. M. Miaettl £8 li fld (Mr m. Uoaptr for ola'ntltr.; Union Hank v. W. HlßKloson. £1 ll 8a (Mr f. Heiketh tor olalntlff); Klobard "lover v, Sam. MoElnlay. Ri 63, moner lent i C Grove v, John Codlln, £2 15s, wages and loss; judgment for £115). JUDGMENT SUMMONSES.

Cowan v. W. F. Pattarror, £7 13a id.-Mr Barton, (or plaintiff, slated that defendant and hIF wi'e w«re earning at least £2s»s »er week. Order : Sa per week, ana la default 10 days Im prisonment. Dr. Dawson v- Chss. Hopkins, £1 9g—Mr 8. Heßieth for plaintiff. Mr Parker depcsßd (bat defendant wan master of the LUr, and In a position to meet the demsni. Order: To say wi'-hin a fortnight, or 6 day*' Imprisonment. Holland and Fortzer t. Wm. Uryland. £27 4°, -Mr K. Cooper for plaintiff—Mr Holland stated that defendant was itlvlbk a Parnell omnious, »t 63 pw week Order : 10s a month, or 5 4»y», ■J hn Young v. John Bryan, Hi 10»; Mr Smith tar plain t'ff.- -I efa«.da«,t Said be bad been earn ing 8s * day. but fie wta not In constini wort, and had to pay a nnree; he wonln p»y £1 a month.—Order accordingly, or In rXefanltfidivs

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Junk 23. 1889. tank of N.Z—l3n< «-m. £« Sa: sellers, £22151 National Bank-Sellers, 72s 6d Cioicr.i*' B^nk- tHt.rs.47 South Bntl-h Insurance-Bailers, £2 17s Plßiinr ardCo.—Huyers. 1183 d f'anpiri noal-18s Qu'-en of Boauty-2i >, 253: buy era 2318 d; sellers 21s 6d Dtep Level rrnga- 4': nelli-ra. Ie Pr:nue Imperial- 46 5, 4&3 ; buyers, 15a

LATE SHIPPING.

Rc^BEtt. thia day.

Tha Pentium did not arrive till 11.40. she not being able to stsam on ilr> Whanga;el coal re oeiv"■• In Auckland, she will leaxe aboul mlin'gh* lor KIJI. Arrived: Jull* Price.

The civil fittings of the Supreme Court concluded to-day with the case or Tfie Creditors' Trustee in the <?fitate oi Thos, Bray v. Grace Cant and James Bray, in which it was sought to recover Obtain properly that Tbo?. Bray was alloged to have conveyed in 1879 to bis wife (now deceased), and the defendants (hia children) when not in a solvent »tato. Mr K. He.°keth appeared for plaintiff and Mr Rochfort for defendants, The {acts were admitted, thus rendering a jury unnecessary, but no aereement hod been come to with respect to which questions of law should be argued. After a long and desultory discussion, it was decided to hear the following question of law at the next banco nit tine, the case mean while being adjourned till the next • ivil sessions, viz : " Was the settlement of 13th December, 187% set out In the | plaintiffs claim, made in favour of Sarah Hray and the defendants Grace Cant and James Bray as purchasers in good faith and for valuable consideration ?"

CABLEGRAMS.

[SPECIAL TO PRESi ASSOCIATION.]

(Received June 28—2 p.m.)

AN IMMIGRATION CHUSADE. LONDON, June 26.

Mr Fred Humpries, Immigration Agent for Tasmania, will commence a series of lectures at Canterbury on Friday next. Bishop Sandford, of Tasmania, will side, STANLEY'S AFRtCAN BXPKDITION. It is announced that Captain Lonsdale will join Mr H. Stanley in hia African ex pedition. He will be accompanied by one hundred warlike Africans. ALBANIANS INVITE AUSTRIA!! ANNEXATION. The Catholic residents of Albania have invited Austrian nunexation.

(Received June 28, 11.20 a.m.) ELHCTION CONTEbT AT HASTINGS. LOKDJN, June 26. Mr Warner, Secretary to the Australian Defence (jotmunmon, is & Tory candidate for the representation of llanting». THE QUEEN'S HKALTH. Her Majesfy has so far recovered from the effects of her recent accident that she is able to walk. IRISH MILITIA RIOTS. LONDON, Juno 26. An afl'ray between the Dublin and Mayo Militia, stationed at tho Currah camp, has taken place, resulting in forty being i wounded. I LONDON, Jnne 26. ] The warehouses on the wharves at St. Petersburg have beea de«troyed by fife. The damago is estimated at two million roubles. (Received June 28—12.45 p. m ) THE FRENCH CABINET. PARIS, June 27. It is stated that certain changes may bo shortly' expected to take place in the French Cabinet, owing to the Illness of M. Challemel Lacour, Minister for Foreign Affairs, who, it is believed, will reiign Ms portfolio. OBITUARY. LOS DON, June 27. The death is announced of Gcnoral Sir Edward Sablne, X C,lt., aged 95. CHOLERA KPIDKMIC IN EGYPT.- FLIGHT *>P EUROPEANS. ALHXiNIRIA, Juno 27. Cholora has now broken out at Monsurab, a town 34 miles south west of Dametta, where the disease first appeared. Much alarm prevails, owing to tho tpread of the epedemic, and an exodus of Earodeuns aud others from Kgypt has already com' menced. *

AUSTRALIAN.

(Received June 28th, 12,80 p.m.)

QUKKHSLAND PARLIAMENT. BKISBAWK, this day.

In the Legislative Assembly last night, She address in reply to the Acting- Governor's speech was adopted after ashoit debate, and without a division. STOKMY PABBAGK OF THE TE ANAU. MELbOUBNB, this day. Arrived: Steamship Tt Anan, from Bluff. She reports that between that port and Hobart boo experienced very stormy weather, and lost nine hoi sen, THE CObOMK AND THH NJJW HEBRIDES. The Ageut-Generai in London telegraphs to the Government that •> deputation of Agent-- -enerals, regarding the proposed annexation of the :•* ew Hebrides, will wait upon *arl Derby to.morrow,

TELEGRAMS.

From Oub Own Correspondent.)

THaMKH, thin day,

QuKira OF Beauty.—The cwt. of stone bagged this morning from tbe reef at No. 9 'level, came from near tbe floor of the drive. The quartz cow on band is abont 3 cwt. Cleaning np takes place . about the 4th of next month.

Thames Gold»N Crown.—? he stopes on Heiival'a leader are in hand 150 ft. length, and a drive is also being put in eastwards. The dirt is ehapingjfor a payable return. Caledonian,—Clean up on Saturday, aßd expect a payable return, a winze has baen started on the junction of the lied Queen crofts leader, and left hand branch, and good stone bagged. The first breaking |down of the Manu- KaU trial from Wo. 6 reef, frem both sides ot winze, is ready for crushing. Gold was seen in the breaking. Men ate now open ing out No. 6 reef. jjeep Level Cross clean up on Saturday, the reinrn will be payable. Dart expects to start pumping next week.

Magnolia is working npon No. 1 reef, at Gibraltar tunnel level. The reef i« 14 feet wide, end colours of gold are seen pretty freely through 6 feet of the hang iogwall portion, 'i'hey bavo backs about 170 f«et, A trial crushing will be treated shortly.

Mr Mackechnie, as a member of the Hoe pital Committee, made careful inquiries to day into the atatement that the late ''apt. Suow suffered from the want of prompt medical attendance. He found the state ment to be unfounded. Although the do ceased was sot removed to the Hospital till Friday, Dr. Mackellar visited aim at tbe Refuge when sent for on the Tuesday pro vlous. We understand, however, that Dr. Mackellarholds it to be no psrt of his dnty to attend on the inmates of the tiefuge, and bin visits were made unofficially.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. THURSDAY. JUNE 28-



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Stab offloe. _ WAN I*l', Boys to Well "Observer." — Apply Office, Friday morning, 8 o'clock, WANTED, a reapectable Lad to ride for ordere.-George Herbert, Napier street _____ \&jr ANTED, the Addreßß of Mr Har r ? oouit residing before Christmas near Fielding, Wellington Province.— «odre»s, A.8., Post-office. Mangawimre, northern Watron. ABTKD, Pupils, by Mr Jonaoa (Shorthand Teacher at tho College). Shorthand taught in three months. Address: Karangahape Road. ANTED, two Boarders ; respectable mo .—Mr a Power, I'arnoll, opposlta Coanoll Ohamber. 1 w; ANTED, a Plainly Furnished Koom, YT or Unfainkhed, near Meohanlo■ Bay.— Addrotß Bachelor, arta ■ 'flloa. WANTKD, a General Servant; refor eneea required. — Apply Mrs Bassett, Orakot Road. Homuorj. a ANTED, for a Farm, a Young man * * wio understands the work and can mlllr, —Apply Albert Brewery, between 8 and 9 a.m. WANTED, a tow good Carpenters at Mew AuxlllUry Asylum—Apply on tho Wort 8 WANTED, Tenders up to noon of Mon day next 2a" July, tor fence.—for par tlcnUra apply _3____a_offloo_ \a/ANTKD, lenders for Erection of tT Cottage at J«mi a uiroot, Ponsonby. Plans and »x" cilicitlona can be seen at tho offlon ol D. Goldle, Albert-strcot, ap till Ipm, ot July 4th. when Tenderg —U De closed. *v ANTED, 2 or 3 D4ries of Good "! Buttor; highest prloe siren; would arrange to take it for 12 months for cash.— Apply for address at this office W "ANTED SKKN —The Cups and Saucers, Id: Soap l-laun, l.d; Dinner Plates (Urge fete), IJd; do do (small b1«u). Sid; at Dampler'a 8e ling uit, Hobaon-atrcet WAN IKD KNOWN-Ladien1 Outdoor ShORS, is; Ladles High heel Blaolt Eld Oan Jng or Evening dhoea. la lid ; nt Uampler's Boot Shop, Vloiorla->treet. \*/ANTKD, Furnished Koom, within ~» 10 minutes walk of Po»t-ofßce.-Address W.8., Star Oflloe. \\/ ANI'KD KN6wSTlhot~tho* June » * part of Young Ladlca' Journal la now on Sale at Lennox's (late Wuyte's). ANTttD (o SELL, Beat Canterbury Potatoes, 201b a Is, or Is 9d per cwt. delivered lv town. Quality uuoquallod. Seleoted by myself in Canterbury. On hand, 1200 looks. —William Alarah-U. Auckland Market. A TKD~T7rSKLL, a >iood tausage Machine (oboap); 17 inch blook.— Apply R. Ilutchlneon, Victoria atreot. ~i\, ANIEU, to Kuy, I.efi-oil Cloinmp; of ?T every description, for caah. Partloi waited on P.S.-Wanted Known—For Hire, Trap and Saddle Horses Apply Thos Hill, Clothier and Draper, Parnelu ANTED KNOWN—That we are selling tho remainder of our Ulaturs and Jackets at a conaldurablo reduction In p ■ ice — J. G. Brown's Drapery. Clothlnx, and Millinery Katubllßhnient, Parnull. ■ . ANTED, a General Servant for *^ » hanganul. - Apply 10 Mm H. B. Uobble, «■ h-ngan i; or to Mrs 11. Qllulian, Byin'nd>Btrant, Auckland. . * ANTED, House of 6 or 7 rooms, ** pl-»s_titly htuato-i within BUST dlB taneeo' olty; ftroily ot ihreo; no ohidr«o — A v'y Bt»t'n^ ten. O vninn 107, P.O. 4*. «N IKD S_Ew - Oilcloih, a yd wide, »' lBOd; Th» Miigi. 'Ha. Bd.and U: Jhuh, 61 to 2a; Meat Dlabe*. 30d : funding Basln>, 7d; at Damplpr'a SalUny: Ofl. Hotwocstreet. WaNTuDKN-WN- That Ladles can htve a Beautifally Hmbroldered and Hnm-Mltibcd nandkercblef for Sid, at Kobaon's Melbourns Home Poononby. • a/ANTEU K">oW^, Cricketers' and » ' Footballers' Btockings and Caps mado to order. Socks, stockings. Sec, in mock or knitted to order.—Mrs Macdonald. Drako-strßit. _i/~ANTEU tha Ladioa to Know that t T Mnnro and Mllllxan, HoDeon-Btreet, have secured the servloea of a first cl-sa Uil- Uoer, and are now orepared to auppli millinery in all He brnnohe* on the shortest notice, _a, ANTED KNOWN—That any one • * desirous "t oijojlnit a Qood iun« o( Billiards his only to call at ths Globe Hotel, Wakofl«ld gtrret, wboro one of Aloook's Prlee Tableau km t. _%,ANTEU KM OWN-Tea Tiayg, U • » and 1. 3d ; Small Trays, id ; Preuy Tea Cunnlstera, 91 '111 lid; a« Dampler'a boiling Off. Hob«in i.t»oat. i\ ANTuD KNoW>—Cheap Sit v* tr«a«*. Che*p P*Lla sm. Chap Bed •tea^>, Cb«*p aoiui. and Crstonbo CoUilons.— 310, Qaetn at-oot. \\, aNTSD KNOW N.-Baßatelle " * Boards.—Bhlpmont Just to hanJ ox Look Ken, with real Ivory Balla, all slzea and reliablo make. Alao, Table Croquet, Race Games, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, &c—Chas. Kolsoy and Co., two doora below Morrlna, Ironmongera. WANTED Known (in consequence of the old premises being about to come down), that tho business formerly carried on by Mr Q. C. Piggott Watohmakor and Jowellor, has been Removed to tho third shop above tha Albert-street cornur Vlctorla-etreet. WANTfcD KNOW.' -ihree Pairs for nothing to the Lady who does not tnlnk tho L*dioA'UlKh-io({ High-heel Prunella Hoots for 64 6d a barKain ; at Uampler's Boot Shop, Vlotorlaaireot. WANTED SEEN—Tea Bottles, Od j ** Meat Tina, la; Duat Pan*. Is; Floor Orcxigers Id; Fire Shovels. Od ; at IMunpler'a dolling Qg. Hobaon-gtroet. Tk; ANTr-D, the Langtry Corstt, 2a Gd ; tv |)r. Warner's Orallne. 6e M; Llitl« "•Glllo, Ss 6d; Polly, 5»; The A«»t. 2» 8d; at Kobaon a toelnourne House, Ponsonby. T\: ANTtD KNOW" -Three Pairs for * nothing to ihe Urntlemau who does not think my 'reah Lot of Uenti.' Real Hand-aewn iiastir- tide Boots for 10a at arj atn; at Uauipler'a Boot Shop. VlotorUntreet. WAN 1 ED SBEN-Ttao China Dolls at Id; Wax Dolls, Id ; grand lino of Money Boxes (with lock and kuji, id; at Damplerß Selling Off, Hobaon-Btreot. _\ AN lED SEE n— Foot Batha, 3s 6d j v* blop Palla, 2s 6d( Bao<eia, Is 3d; Wuhbano basins U; Diptiers. la; at Dam pler'a Selling Off, Hobaou-gtrcet. vt ANTED ShEfl—Cbamber Sots, On f! 8d; Yellow Pie Dlihe», Id; Ba Jno, 8d ; Vegetable Dlibes, Is 8n i Sic,, &a, at Uainptor's aw/lag i.tr. HobßonetreO O/ ANTiCD KNOWN—Good value In »» Tweed for boys' wear, 2s yard; 'ell wool dross materials, 10J: flannel Itj; at J. O. Brown's Cheap Drapory, Millinery, and Cloth- Ing Katablishment, Parnell. _4/ ANTED to Sell, the Stuck au'd 7T Good-wl'l of a Snwll Oroccry and Fmltsry Bos'nen in town, dulng a large tra<9o. —tfor paitl<-ni^n> apply >*t..r Offlow. \\, AN lEO KNOWN —I have just i! received, ex Man»pnurl, fre«h thip tt'ont Canterbury "tea Potatoes nnd w«>l harvested Onion*; also, ex Penguin, FIJI Yarns, —X, g. L'avtea. Cnatom-street. WANTED.— Tho May Numbora of tho Youok Ladies' Jor.ranl, and the April Nnmbers of the London Jonrral ana Family Herald, have arrived; below the usual price j at i am pler'a Hobson-street Shop. ANTED KNOWN, that 500 Quiltod Black Alpaooa Bklrti o*n ba pruoiued at 3) lid, former prlco Ts fld.—J. Cosgravo and Co.. lateLlnabnty. WANTED BEEV, the graad lino of Gents' Warm Hotel Blppers at 2i: also, Ladle* High-heel Prnneila Hootu, wl'h toe oira 6s6d.—At bamplot'e Boot Snop, VlctDrla- Btreet \HJ ANTED KNi'WN-That I am pre- V * pared to porohase Houeebold PnrnUure and other effect* on the iiremtaea on tbe snurtoat notice, In to-n or countrr.—»pply perßOoally or by letter, to Jamts Koe, narby-etieet. Ui AvrKU KNOWN - LiHEAP TIM »" behl Cheap Timber! And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywaore elso at the Yards qt D. Goldie, Albert-Btreet. «*, ANTEU K^OWv-That all Worlc v T Ing Men can save their money by call ing at Governor Gordpn Restaurant Alfmoals 6d. Board and Lodging. 15s per week.—Rqbekt Murpock, Proprietor. Note the address, nearly opposite the Waitemata, and clojo to tho Dock tV ANTED, Posts and Kails of heart V* woon. Poets—7 feet Bx3 Indies of knurl, matai, totara, tltree. black biioh, or jmrirl. Kails—9 feet 6x2} lnohes ot rlmn, tltree, kanrl, matal, totara, blaok biroh, or rata. Delivered on board cutters on Kan* Coast, or landed at Hikutala, Tnames Blver, sod Kere pae, Plako River.—Hunt & White. Contractors, Jane 2cfl, 1883. " WANTED KNOWN by friends and oustomeiß—That Messrs Tapp and Co., Boot and Shoemakers, h&ve putohiued thai Bioca: and Bualneaa of Scott and Ua., Vla'torla street (opposite Hobson Hotel), and inland to continue selling the Best quality ot Qocda at jorrent prlcta. WANTED KNOWN—That TEETH can be Extracted. Soaled, or Btopped loharges strlotly moderate) at The Dispensary, Kara^ataaps Kcad (next Lambaarne'g ilara ware Btorp). WANTED KNOWN —I wUI cive 3 Pairs of tbe following for Nothing to thoce who do not think tbem Barga*nß ;—LadleV Hlgh-hfe'- white Mary.U Boom It tbe pair; Ladles' H!gh-h fil White Lid Boots, Is 61 ana Bnß<i. bt sampler's Br.pt Shop, Vlttorlasiroet, ANTKD, Duytrs of Silver Jewellery to know that Charles Kelsey and Co. make this department a Speciality by keeping a large assortment and confining tiinmsolvua on- UrSy to real 811ver.—CharteB Kelaey and Co., wo doors below Morrinß, Ironmonger.



Wanted. i —— '• an Experienced Man to : VV t*k~ np, level nnd ~>la> turf on i BOWlJn^Gret-c.— »pply93,Queon ;(io^. ___ i \ ft' ANTED, Buyers tor Fine Irish Unsn, I V T yard wide, at 1* 94 the y»rd; all in ! Manufacturers' Lengths; bought oheap, atd I selling oheap: lnnpeet and Jadite far yooraelr, at Rob-on'a Melbourne Honaa, PouaonbT. WANTED KNOW«—Herbs for all Diseases and Complalnw at The Via penurr. Karangahape Road. Deaorlbe your owe. and have toe Trno, Harmless Vegetable Medlolnea. WANTED SBEN — Iron Saucepans (tin'lined), 1b 3d; Knamollul do, 2n; Iron Settles, 8a Ed j Boilers, 6a SI: at Uarapler'a boiling t'ff, Hobson-street. WANTED SEKN — Iron Bedsteads (Single). 17a 61; Uonble do, 235: Iron Goto, Us: autl the other Furniture at Dampler'a fiel'lng off, Hnb»on-«treat Hfaop, WAITED X N 0W N THE BEST AND CHB»PKBT HOUSE FOR DKAPBRY 18 J, CAUGtiEY'S, Karanoahafk Koad. WANTED KNOWN- J. 0. IS A Cash Bdykk, is Under BMAIX Kxfmhsb, and Will hxll a uood Articlk at a Low Pbick. WANTED KNOWN- Btrong Grey Calicoes, 2(1, Sjrt. 3d, 1d,53. and 0(1 wnila ditto. 3d. 8J) 4Jd. fci, 6jd 000 l Heavy N avy Serge. 9Jd, ll}d. Ik SJd Black Oaabmere, Is 3)d In id 2. 6d, 8a sd Coloured Oa»hmuret 1b 81(1 ; heanilfnl shades Of HK'Wlnn, Marono. Prune, asd Brown Unb'eaohed Stealing, double width, IOJd, If Oid White ditto, li Id. 1b ajd. 1* Sid Wornlug Mon'i »hlru, Hid. la IOJd. 2a6d.3a, Md t,rlmo*n Hhlrto, U lid, Ss Bd. fla lOid Men's Books, In lambswool and merino, from 7jd Bplen Id Valno lv Blanketa A Large Btook of Ladles' Hoiler-7, and a Com plete Btook or Haberdashery. I J. UAUGHKY, Two Donna Abotb (jAMUouimz's. KAK.frQ «.HAPK KU-.D WANTBD KNOWN.—Mrs J, White, Draper, Parnoll, has for sale a large quantity of English and Colonial Boots and Hliot-B at greatly roduced prices, having decided to give up the Boot Trade to enable her to give the necessary attention to the Increasing demand for Drapery, Fancy Goods, &c. A lino of good Dresa Material at Bd. Killings neatly made. Parcels delivered to any addresa. \\ ANTED KNOWN — Vf JU-T OPENED UP AT STEFHENSON'S— Volceteen. 1/9, 2a, 9/6, to i/G per yard BfiO yards Cokured Satlna at 1/6 and 1/9 1 o-se Hosiery, neweat ihadea, la Nary, Seal, Biack. Cardinal, Wlnea Splendid Value In Olntera, 8 0 upwards Plain and Fanoy Jersey J-okota, T/0 to 85a A Special Line In Newmarket Shape, 80s Underclothing, In Newest Styles, all prices Hats, In Newest Shapes, large variety Larga Atsarimont Uen's Clothing Felt Carpets, yard wide, 1/3 per yard Tapestry Oarpnij), 2/3,2/11, and S/8 per yard Oil Cloth, for Hall and Floor, 1/8, 11. 2/3 yard Malting, /Bi. I', 1,3, (1} sad 1J yard, wide) KlannaU. /7i, /9, V, to 2/8 par yard K-l Hlankebi, 8/U and 10/6 per pair 10-1 Blanket*, 12/11 and 16/(3 par pair 11-1 Blanket), 20/ aad 27/6 par pair Winocya, 4 jd, 6id, 7id> to 1/ per yard 1000 virttUholoe JosephlLtM, ell_btlj spotted, 2/B DRB3SMAKINQ AND MILLINBtIi ON TUB PRBMIBIB. LADIES' OWN MaTBRIAL MADE UP. Bnooeeßfnl Oontraetor (or Drapery (or Lunatlo Asylum, 1833. STKPHENSON'S DBAPKSy AND BALB WARKHOUBS, AIUNQAHAPJC ROAa KWTO y*^ ANTED KNOW N, BEST ENGLISH SLATES AWD FlhE-CLAY, FINELY GaOU«D. q] ANEW WHITKN^NO MiTKEUL, h H Which la r WhlUr, Faster. a<id Chesper than ~ t, WBITINQ, > AISO. i SCORIA MOKTak, Well Ground. H Fbioks Low. Thumb Cisn. $j georrF^hodes, w 00 Builder. b. n. z. extension work 3. Yard—Next Dock. A N T¥b~k N O W N — T H A T NEIL ft O.i IKFuUD'S BALM OF QILRAD StarnU foremost amouz the thouaanda ot remo dles now In rogae for COLD 3, HO*R«NK?S. BRONOHITIfI AiSTHM-. AND OIIKST COMPLAINTS. Usol In all parts of the Colony. Fold In bottles at 2a and 2a Bd, THAT COMPOSITION POWDER, first made and nsed by the Founders ct Medioal uotany, now nied by all who know Iti vlrtaes. Is a cheap and Flnl-clast i-.cmorty tor Colds, fore Throat, L-o-onB*), Paina In the Stomaoh or Bowels, i-lb, Uns, li Od. THAT HAVING A LAR9E StOOK OF HKKBS IN NEW ZEALAND. N. ft a have been able to Ko stock their Dispensary with tbo OHOIOKSr AND BKST OF HERBS. They BOllolt a trial from all who are suffering. Theirs la Purely Herbal Treatment. BOTANIC DISPENSARY, WILLIBLFY-BTRKKT KABT. Four doors from Crulekshaak and Miller's, Ooeenrtreet WANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on penoaal and collateral soonrlty, re payable by w»eUy lmialmont*. Bula dls onnnted,—Hae's New Zealand Pawn Shop, Darbyrtwt ;„_.,. \», ANTED SEEN- TheoheapSclentific, ▼ T Postloal, and other Booki; aUrv lot o( Family Heraldt and Loadon Joarnal* (In part*). 8a ; at UanipUf'. filing Off. Hobw-«lr«rt WANTEDKNOWN-That3lo,Quoen. akntit, 1b »h» ploee for Cheap Doddirg. WANTED.— When you are in Hobson «tt«et call and ««e the Large a>'d Cnoloo Stook of Scotch (Jhcrlot Tweed*. In hwiihor and grtnlie ahaoVa, »t Munro ana Mil l«»nx Corporation JNotioes. #>ity of auckland. notlce. WnOLBSALE AND PACKET I.IGENBW FOE THE SALB OF ALOUHOLIC LIQUOnB. Notice la hereby Riron that ALL LICENSES AS AIiOVK require to bo renewed on or before the 30th lnst. Forma of application mnst ba obtained from and lodged with, the Clerk to the Licensing Court, at the Resident Magistrate's Court, High street, P. A. PHILIPS, _, Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Office, June 2Ut, 1883. Lost and Found. NE (£1) POUND KEWARD will be RITAn <o at yune returnlnK one Ray Colt, With two whlfrs hied foot, ro J. Cr»lg'B Stable-, Loi no street. L~ost, a Black and Tan Collie Dog j answers lo name of JHruce. — Anycne returning <he same to Mr Bartoo Ireland, St. fcv Q- r.,'. Rom P»Tn«H, will bfl 'owa'ded. "i 08T, a black or dark bro»n tlorse, ' about IS hands high, branded on near shoulder, tall out square by hocks. £1 reward.— Apply to Jfto. Qordan, Otahnhu, _ LO>T, on Wednefday night, in Hobson. street, an Indlarabber Cart Cover.—winder will be rewa'drd on returning It to H. Elliott, Lower A lbert-itro-if t»"'OUND, a Valuable Pigeon—Owner ■ * e^n obtain it • n paying expeiSßS, Shakea poar and Co, Qneee-atiee*. Meetinsra. KARANGAHAPE W*RD. A Public Meeting ot the Ratepayers of this Ward will be held In the Kxcelsior Hail, UpnerPitN street, on nt.DAy k.vk\lNO next the 29th lnst»nt, at 7SO o clock. Bnslneso: To otmnlaer thepro l .Q?cd City Loan of £260.000.—J0H\ <", WILKICS. Conyenfr. HOPE OF AUCKLAND LOD«E OF THE AMERICAN ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLERS.—An Open Lodge will bo gircn by ths above-named Lodge in the Young Mon'a Carietian Association Rooma on FRIDAY, 2ath, when b, lecture will be given by the Rev. J". B. Pearson, assisted by members of the Lodge, who will friTo songs, readings, and recitations. Allara lnyitod. "\TEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER, JX cantilk agbnoy company (UMITBPI * Kokloo 1b hereby given that the Annual Local Meeting of the New Zealand Loan and Mer oantl'o Agenoy Company (Limited) wtU ha holfl At the Offloe ot the Oomoanj, at Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 4th day Qf July, 1883, a.) noon* ITRBDK, BATTLBT. Anokland.Janel.lSß3, teoretonr, OT, THOMAS'S SCUOO'L. ROOM, A LMOTURE will be aivoa THIS EVEN iNO, at 8 o'o'odlt, by Huan H. LocK, heo,. on The Origin of the BriUßh.^atinn- ' "H'ou



: To Let. OOWJER TO LET, on 70 mUos of gaa 37 mains. In the olty ana suburbs or a uok i l»nn. Knglnr* from 4to 100 h.p.imMosted. Oon bu' iptlon of iai, trum 18 oablo fe«« of nas per lndio»ted horo-power per boar lor tho larger sizps. to 25 feet (or the smaller. Suitable lor Engineers, Woodworkers, Printers, Firewood Dealers, Boot and bhoe Msnuf acturers. Fodder Dealers Maltsters. Sausage Waiters. &0., &c and for Amateur's Lathes and Fret 8a we. The angina onto firewood at 2d per ton, and at Inter im itent ti olatlau work the oost to sometimes aa low as 1b 8d per day for a Si ta p. engine, the engine running all day. Thirty-five Otto Gaa Kottlnes are now ereoted In Auckland. For terms and oonditlans, apply to the Heorot&ry Anokland Gat Company (Umlted), Foit-atroat elzea la Btook -j. 1.2. Sj 8.12 h.p. j > jpO Li£T, at Mount Kden, a new seven j roomrid House with collar, near Toll-gate, —Apply Mr Koliy. Mount Kden. r JiO LET, New bhop and Dwelling, Pon. 9 Bonby Road (opposite o'Connell-Btrem). Gas and water laid on.—Apply W. tt. Allen, Olarence-»troet. PonßOnby. «'O LET, the two (New Shops in Rut -1 land-Btreet adjoining the Clarendon Hotel.-J. M. and J Mowb.oy. r|"\O LET, a pleasant Marine Residence I. at the North thore, with Bnach Frontage, Apply to Charles Bailey. BoatbuUdar. fjAO LET, a convenient 6-roomed House on Coliese Ro»d. Kent. !69. Water laid In.—Apply to Mr Nightingale. College Koad. r i!"v@ LET, for 2 months, 3 good Cowa F la fall milk.—Apply to Mrs Smith, Domain-street; fH\O LET, a Grocer's Shop and Dwelling Hotibo in the best business street In Devonport; rent moderate, — Apply to John JorViß or Qoorge Blbbln. r V\O LHT, a vice new Hods* of four .1. rooms, register grate, concrete tank, &0., Rooky Nook; 10s.-Jameg Reid. Eden Terrace. ' | O LET, at Conquest Place, Stratford. I street, a desirable Uousd (Just thorouxhly repaired), »t low rent to good ooonpant—M. Ryan, Parnell. r tf\6 "LET, iiTEast-street (near Excelsior " Hall), a Faur-roomod Cottage with attlt -I'on >ttaohod.-Apply to Thoa Haycß, Pl«gt. rjiHK Cxeelnlor Hall is open for Hire on I Tuesday, Wodnosday. Friday, and Satur day; best floor in Auoklnnd.— Apply J. H. Dalton, tailor, Victoria-street East. IP O X T fl SHOES. EOUSK3 to Let in Hood Positions.-Apply, R.fc R. DUDKtt. Devonport Btore. For Bale. lf>Oß SALE, 16 good Working Oxen, ft/ containing good leaders and ohminera, with all ga&r tor a kauri bush team.- Apply or Partloulais to 0. Bishop, Albert Boarding t.ouee, Albert-street, AuokUnd. IIioBSALET Breech.roadfng~Qan, with I 1 case and all necessarus. cheap: a great bargain.—B. White, Collage Road. ij'Oll SILK, two useful Spring Cart J Hvißoa; also, two riding horses; all young and quiet.—Apply ft. W. Morley, Kflon Terraoe. TO WORKING MEN.-For Salo, on voloasio land, a pretty 6 roomel Cottage with large rjoins, cupboards, and cistern, mii (freehold). r. a. kwiwotdn, Kstate Ag»nt, next" Herald" offlqe^ M ItHNBKY AND DRaPERY.—For JVI B»ie, oa euy termi, the Stock, and Good will of * profitable business, few minutes wait trom Queen street j present owner retiring from business.—For particulars address WX. bT>n Offloa. M O 11 S A L, K. Mount Kdon, oha»p, and on easy terms, a new and well-finished Cottage of four rooms, ■oullory, Sco. : fitted with register gratee, range, tank. tea. BDlandld allotmMl (roloanlo). S3 x US. Frioe, Kit cash, bainnoa aa soreed upon. D, F. BVANa. Malate Agent. IJIOK BALB, LeamingtoD Koad,"off VaU t1 ley Road, off Mount RoskiU Hoad, very pretty 4-roomed T Cottage; scullery, register grate, American store, cupboards, tanks, bow window. Allotment 100 x 100, level, voloanlo soil, and free from stone: a barcaln.—D. F. Bvans, Land Agent, Queen-street, next Bank of Australasia. 82S m O ~~C A P I T A L IS T ,S. UPLKNDID OITI PBOPHRTY FOR BALK, A valuable and grand Corner site, front- AQft to MAIN STK«BT, a few hundred jarda irnraW*'1 OPfIOR. Properties ta M esatnl aid comminding a poKitlon are wldom la the markut, and meet with qmloK and raadj sale. Nearly all the pnrahsae money can remain on mort«»«e at 8 per oent., the owner being satis fied with the prospective as well as the present volnn of the site. Full partlonlats, kc, at the offloe of D. T. BVAN3. land Agent. &c. Qnren-streot. JjAOR SALE AT KAMy, WHAJM r GUREI. To be sold, QBNBRAJTj STORE at Eamo, near the ooal mines,doing alarae Bnslneeaand steadily Inoreaslng k To anyone possessing a ■mail capital this la amopportnnlty lately met with. For further partlonlan apply .. O. MITCHRLHON AND CO.. Qoeen-street. Anckland; On Sale JQQ KEGS SALT BUTTER, IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT PUBOHASKBS. RD E W, It, B W, ZZZ. tVICTORIA-BTREET. Educational. » - 4 MRS. PALMER'S SCHOOL, Carleton Road. Tho Third Quarter will Com meDOe from July 7th. Ecclesiastical. YOUNG nHSN'B CHRISTIAN ABBOOIATION, corner of WeMesley and Albert streets.—Evangelistlo Service, THIS fThnnday) KVKNING, at 7.30. All are invlttd, Reoent arrivala oordlallv Invited. f GOSPEL TEMPBRANCE MISSION' UhVK lITBBON ARUY, A Mavritta will be hald la the WBBLKTAN CHUUUH. PARNKLL, TOMORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING, AT 7.30. Speakere-Riv. macfarlanb, Mb DOUSB, and others. Sonkoy 'a Hymns, Oolleotlon to debar ezpeßgos, EMPBKANCB HALL, ALBERT 3TRBBT. FPRCIAL BERVIOBS wUt bo held In the above plnoo oo tukbuaY, WBUNHSOAY. and rUORdMAY. Mth, 27U. anA ffiih. oom menolas at 1.80 p.m. Speakers iQ. A. Brown, K. H. Taylor. O. Aldridts. and othara. (Hi FRIDAY, a FUBLJO TKA MBETINQ wIU bo held In same plaos. at B 80 1 after which, a Publlo Meeting, to be addreatod by above speakers and other friends. i i. 11 -i , i 1 ——~* leuuere. TW"EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. No. 80, STATION 81/iEDiNGa CONiRAOT KAWAKAWA RAIIiWjLY. Publlo Works Office, Anckland, Juno 28,1883. Written Tenders will bo received at thia OiTlco until noon of MONDAY. 16th July, 1883, for tho Construction of a 6th Class Passenger Station (Class H), one Stationmaßter's Hotiso (Class B), four Stattonmasters' or Gatckcopers' Houses (Mil Clnas), one Goods Short, 40 feet by $0 feat, one Cth Class Passenger Station, and other Works on tho KawaJcawa Railway, Plans, specifications, and conditions of contract can be seen at thia offlco, at tho Warden's Office. Thames; and at the Publio Works Office, Tau marero, Kawakiwa. Tenders mußt be addressed to tho B>n. the Minister for Puhlio Works, Auckland, and marked outsido, " Ten der for No. 86, station Buildings Contraot." The lowest or any tender not neoessarily accepted. By command. (Signed) W. H, HALEB. Dlst'tot jfngineer, Qoodaon'a Arcade. FOR GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES (a warranted! f~\ O to Goodson's London XX Arcade. FOR STERLING GOLD AND SUiVKR JEWELLERY (guaranteed) /• 10 to Qoodaon'a London T7OR CLOCE3 ol all descrlptlonß, and tho X 1 Cheapest In Town ' f\ O to Goodson's London \X Arcade. TTOR JET, Abyssinian Gold, and all Artistio J? Imitation JEWELLERY ( 10 to Goodson a London XX Arcade. FOR ELECTRO- PLATK ANNIA MBTAL GOODS „ ' , . . C\ 0 to (joodson'B London FR BJBEAKPABT, Dinner, Dessert, After t^oon Tea. Tea and ToUot Seta f\ O to Goodson'a London XX Arcade. TTOR MAJOUCA WARE. FANCY MOS3 I 1 GOODS. VASES and LUSTRES Q.O to fiwdsgh's Londw FOB DBOANTER3. Water BotUes. Glass Jjiahea, Tumblers, Wines, and other Glasa ft Q to. Gooflson'a, Londqrj \Jf Arcade. FR PAIRY MUSIC, Ooncertmas, Acoo» diana, Mnsioal Boxes, Orcbestranettea Harmoniums^ and Muiical Albums C-y 0 to Qoodson's Lpndot J Arcc,de, FR CIGAR and Cigarette Oases, Card Casea snd Goods suited for Qeutlem.en'B Pre sentetiona ' , • ' r\ Q to GoodßOn 8 Londoi Koto the Addreases- QOODSON'S LONDON ARCADB. ACOKIA^ _ j, CWHSTOW7BOfI LONDON OFFJOIi i £8 St. Majy Axe,



HarDOur Board Nofticea I____1____ A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. DK3IGN KOH HARBOUR BOAKD OFJfICK?, Harbour BoardOffloe, Auckland, 22nd March 1883. P/nmluma of £50 and £2S respectively will be Riven for the best and seoond best Designs for Offloes for this Board. Uost of offloes not to I'xceod £5000. Dealktw will be roocivod at this Offloa until TUESDAY, the 10th July, 1883. at noon. s Joßlnns ofaosen to beoomo ilia property ot the Board. Conditions and farther partloalara may be obtained upon application at thla offloe. O. a STONE. Chairman. Board and Residence. BOARD AND RESIDENCE, three doors from Young Men's Irntltate. C^RdYDON VILLA, Vincent-street.— J Firet-ola a Accommodation for two Gentle men. Baths.- Mra Fuller. rf^OVKRNOR JBttuwna HOTKL, VT HOB3ON-; TRKET. Board and Lodoivo, - _...._„2os. per Week PiNai.K R00m...... ..255, per Week Business .Notices. T lON E L PHILLIPS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, Has oponedln the aamo Prercifosi aa occupied by him Six (6) Years ago, and will be glad to ace all old Friends and Customers. LIONEL PHILUPB. IMPORTANT NO TICK TO ALL WHO WISH TO BAVK MONKY The Proprietors of THE HIKHOT SUPPLY BIORB Being lufobtbbs and Linos Boykhs In the Home Markets, are enabled to otter to the public great oonoes*ions on the usual Auokland prloes. The Stock la folly assorted, and, comprising as it does in one building all the requisites (or a house, Pahties F ohms hi no Will Find Tbat The 7 Can Bats both tim» and Mousy at The Dibect Supply Store 249, QUEEN-STREET. An Immense stock of Lamps, all I The Direct •mob, kinds, and prices, at (Supply Store. II yon have not bought a Look- ) The Dlreot Inn Glnsi bay one at j Supply Store. If you want a Fender or set ol\ The Direct Firelrons try / Supply Stole. You alwaiß want Chins, Glass,) The D iieot . !If you need elthor Brushwaie or) The Dlreot | Tinware oaU at i Supply Store. When you need Knives and) The Dlreot Forks try /Supply Store. When you are In want of Spoons, I Thi Dlreot In any Quality or slxe. oaU at ) Supply store. It yon want any Pocket Knives I The Dlreot or Boiasora try J Supply Store. When yon need a Crug&atand) Thaniraot ohoote y jrom the P^neejg™^^ II you want any Ornaments,) Th . n)iw , t If ion want a Nice Present for) Th nlrM k £ rxv« r ryBroiheri urn* "{•saja. Let your Children buy all their) The Dlreot Tojb at I Supply Store II you wan* anything at &IM Th^ nireet 249, QUEEN-STREET. NEVER BAILS. Insect Life is destroyed by the PERSIAN INSECTICIDE {Pyrethrlnm RoBeom), guaranteed to bo the best prucur able In che London market. For the effectual riddance of Fleas, Moequl toee, and all other Insect pesta, try AICKIN'B INSKCTICIDK. Bold In tins at la 6d each. nLEAKIHG-UUT BALE OF \J CUTLERY. THOMAS BAMUBL, being compelled to Clear out his Block ot Outlery in oonsequenoe Of the PREMIdKS UOMINU DOWN and no other Bhop being obtainable, Is now SELLING OV9 the whole of the stock at an enormous Saorlfloe. The goods are from the beat Sheffield makern, and will have to bo sold at any price, cannlatttiK of— Best Ivory Table and Dessert Knives. Lookwood's and Johnson's Best Poaket Knives. Bleotro-plated Porks. Spoons, Cruets, Sco. Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks and Bpoona. Superior Bolsaora and Itasora. WHOLHBALY AND RETAIL. THOMAS BAMUEL, IMPORTKR OV CUTLERY, U. Queen-atreet (Opposite Town Olookl. • WOIICE OF REMOVAL. MABS'Y i.ND VAX, TAir.oitS, Beg to Inform their friends and customers that they have RBMOVHD FROM OREY-BTRBEX lo more Central Premlsea in VIOTOKU-BTRBKT (Two doon below Messrs Holland and Butler's), Where they trust to most with a oontlnuance ot put favours. ENGLISH AND COLONIAL TWEKDJ IN STOCK AND TO AEEIVE. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk. Best work manship, and moderate charge*. Customers own material made np. Noto the adlrees- VI iTOKIA-BTRICRT (Two doors below Holland and Butler't). MASSEY AND CO., TAILORS. jtr O X I O B. IIKKH WAX I JUKK3 WAXI Furohased In any quantity for Oaih, Buyers of Fungus and Huntz MeUl. Hsvtnc purehand In Ohini a Vine Aaaort mentofTeas himself. JAHSS AH REW can oonfldently reoommeadthem, and trosts that all his old OustomMS, and th* Public generally, will avail thenuelvH ot this splendid opportunity and, call early to buy hit Superior Oongos. Beet Flavowd Kooloo, Bhouonong, mud vartooj Mijtod Teas, suited to every taetei Be has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preservod Qlnger, Oroekerywarei Silks, Bjmdkerohlets. and other oommodltlea too nomerous to mention. Kote the Addreaßi- JAIfEd AH KBW It CO., ■at. QaMnHrtraat, T~IO YOUNG MEN FURNISHING.— Walnut Suites, upholstered in maroon and! gr ou top. made txpresely for small rooms j also. Chants Of Urawora of Rlon anil BeftUtiful Mottled Kauri, at >e<narkab)y low prlco* for o.ah.-W- NOhRIK, rumlture Manofaoturer, top of Shortlan1! Btroet. ItroTICE OF JJ'JSMOVAI MR E. T. DUFAUR, Solloltor, has Removed to Queen-street, between the "Herald" Pub lishing Of Hoe and the Bank of Australasia; lmrar.alatcly abovo the rooms of Mr D. F. Evans. Ijftnd and Estate Agent. I»OOI'HaCHE OIJHK — Instantaoeoos Relief. ODuNT ALOIOi Is botUe.-SHAR- L a Nil & IX). (opposite Poswiffloel aieaical. FOB WINTER COUGHS and Bronchia TRY AICKIN^SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS with Hypophosphito of Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Oonemnptlon and Chronic Chest Affections, " Alokin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphlte of lime and Quinine," la most certainly alteratlvo and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma Address — . THE PHARMACY. QoKEM-BrBgBT. ~i G. HENDERSON'S Cherry Pectoral " o is an ErceUent Remedy for Couahs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, and tho various Other nltkcHona of tho Chest and Bronchial Passages.-This preparation is not supposed to Cheok tho Cough suddenly, tilit to remove the cause.—To be had only of J. G. Hej^dbrson, Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, opposite Three Lamps Ponsonby, Ancklana. hJuTRL/vNUS CHEKttY PbOXo'RAI, 7 Absolutely the beat remedy over made for COUUHS, iißtlNOaiTl*. AND COLD 3. Price, 2s Bd and la Od a Bottle. BHAR^AN * OOm opposite Pcst-offloe. WO B M 8 All children raffer from them. If Buspeoted.ask for the Certain Owe. BBAKLAND'H WORM POWDERS, Upaoket Agotheoarleß Hall, opposite Pout-offloe. TfOK XHK CORK Of OOU9HU and COLDS ■ptOR THE CUBK Ot BRONOHITI3, FOR TBB CURE of ASTHMA and DIKFI ' OULTY Ot BRKATHINtt, £l)BON8 Syrup of UTPOPHOaPHITS'S Eui»HO«BltA PatTLXFERA, In Bottles at 3/6. __ rriOOTHACHJE! TOOTH AQ HE X TOOTHAQHJE. to_!°iti?£ati!!__^ UTCHER'S PODOPHYLItIN BBIDUTZ POWDJRS, ASBMBABU W B»T«OTIVltt UNBQOAU.«D «T°B I.IVBK DIBOUDZBS I A iTddfui Modo of AdmlnlsierUur Podophyllln AUTHEI ECLEQTIQ PHARMACY, Junction Pitt and Qrey-sireßrt, TTAOOTOR a BHOLD'SPKHNY ROYAL XJ ANP STBTBL PILLS,-The mwt poßnlar mcdlclno at the day. Price, Sh <fcl a car,—Colo nial Ager.ta Shabland & Ca, opposite the PastOmca.



Shipping. "fiZaT CHIP ROMAN EMPIRE jjjgltSgW O FROM LOVDON. 3B Wanted. Consignee {or X In (UnmondJ-lcißkaKmntrßottle If not claimed within seven days will be sold to defray expenses. THE NEW ZKALASD SHIPPING CO. (Limited), Agents. jjhJb. mUE NEW ZEALAND Jffl ffife. ■*- SBIPPINQ 00.'S LINK RRBti C:0 *. rROWHLT/, "^^^■" FROM LYTTE ./TON. All Accounts asr»inst the barque i"!*ueeoi Orowcll n.iHibu rende'Od In Triplicate to tun unriitrtilitned, b.i 10ooltctta.ro. on 3ATUIIDAY, the 30ih Instant, or they otnnot be recognised. NKW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO, (LIMITED), AKCIItS. Auckland! June 39,1883. jo^v -\TOTICE TO CON- Jjffigj^ 1> aiHNKKa. 3^EJH£i DAKQUK GLKNLORA, FROM -^"""^™ LONUON. The above vessel wsi entered at Customs to-dny. Consignees aro requested to puns Bntrlcs and obtain delivery orders from the un^ornlßnod without rtulay. A algut entry to clear the ve»B6l will be passed it 10 R.m. on TOKSOAY. the 3rd proximo. All cargo Impeding discharge ot BHp will bo landed and stored at Conslgneea' tlbk and axpeuse. L. D. NATHAN & CO.. Agentf. pAPTAIN 8001XAND, ot the barque Glen v/ lea, will not be responsible (or any debts contracted br bis crow without his written »uUoritf. Public Notices. a^gßg&i*. /IOUR'f EUKKKA, No. "-'' B^l. A.O.F. A.D.-Mom -3aran«9sw bers ot above Court are 'itliSJnfiHiSp informed that Drs Knight and 'JWRw«fflH^'vanß httve I*6oll appointed J>«<ifert»Snß«l<-'ourts'ur?oon3> Momborswill U ft Vc&ilW B» I therefore forward to the Secre iiiH^S-sfedKJtary on or before SATURDAY June 30. on which Dr'B list they wish their names to be placed.—X. Fitness, Secretary. Valley Road, Mount Eden. PigeojTmatoh sweepstake of TEN SHILLING?. Under the Hamloy Onn omb Rulcß, Wi 1 take plnee at Avondale oa SATUuDAY, , SOth Jane, at 2 p.m. sharp. MATRIMONIAL. — A Young Man, age 23, Protestant, residing cmt in the country, wishes to form the acquaintance and to correaiiood with a Young Penon with view to Matrimony (one between the age of 21 and 26 preferred). As this advertisement Is put In with sobriety and gooo. faith, letters will ba Jreated with respeot. No names will be dig 3'osed. Address Advertiser, i o«-olilce, Auok land. USTRAHAN MUTUAL PROVI DENT SOCIETY. In order to afford those who cannot leave their avocations during the day an opportunity tor assuring their lives, tho Society has decided to open an Offloe from 7.30 to 10 p.m. on two svenlng in tho week, viz., Wednesday and Saturday. Suitable accommodation has boen )btained at Hlokson's Land Office, next to Soodaon'fl Arcade, Queen • street, where Mr Metcalfe and the Society's Referee will attend :o receive and complete applications for assur ance, also to afford reliable information as to ;ho position of the Society. All policies taken oat during tho current year w)U. participate in the distribution to take place jfl at Slst December next. After that date all proflla will bo divided ANNUALLY, a privilege ivnich NO OTHER Life Office in tho Colony lives its members. Recollect the Society 1b LJNBUHPASSED for STABILITY, and for the PROFIT it has realised It Is UNEXCELLED. Tho Office will be opened for the first time on ■SATURDAY NEXT, 30th mat M" nLKftSVILLE TIMBBk. COMPaNY (LIMITED). The Company have opened a Depdt at NEW MARKET, near tho Railway Station, for re joiving Orders and Sale of Timber. Timber jut to any length, &o. Prices on application at she yard. ONEHUNG/V BAZ \a K. — Splendid apcolmena of Needlework, Tables' Cushions, &c, Cosoys, Smoking Caps, Wax Flowers, Ornament?. ANOI'HEK NkW SHJP.—A. Plaisted intends to open hia new shop in a day or two, Great North Road, for tho sale of Drapery, Stationery, Fancy Goodß. and Roots and Shoes. JKV the 2lh. irouaera made to measure f r ICm 64. at J. Williams'B, People's Tailor VicWrla streef. RATS) HATS! KA T S 1-Use HHARLANU'tI PHOSPHOR PASTE, Rate eat It greedily, and die; no smell, Prloe, One Shilling a Bottle. BHARLAND & CO.. opposite Poat-offloa. |ji LIVOCK, Bricklayer. Office : Kott- I? • street, near Cußtoni house Hotel. Learn- Inervon Kanucs, Baker's Ovens. Tubular and Cornish Boilers set. Concreting, &c., by the lay or contract. ■ KBTALMENTSI INSTALMENTS!! X INSI'ALMKNTSIII Upon Hewing Ma chines must be paid promptly,—W. C. Dennes, Qaean-gtroet. npHE UNION SASH AND DOOR COMPANY IS CLEARING OUT TIMBEK YARDS, PRIOR TO STOCK TAKING. JOB LOTS ISOU FOUR (is) SHILLINGS PER 100 FEKT UP. AUIFIC HOI'KjL KE»TAUK*NT.— THOMAS QUOI begs to tender his (trate ful thanks to the public for tho liberal patronago bestowed on him since ho assumed tho manage ment of the above restaurant, and is confident if the excellent bill of faro that is always placod before his customera was more known, a still larger share of public patronage would be ac corded. At tho request of many friends and customers, I Intend to have Supper ready every evening (Sunday exceptod) from 8 o'clock to 12 o'clock, when everything of the best will be procurable—now laid Eggs. Ham, Oysters, and Oyster Stews. I foel suro I shall be supplying a want long folt at this part of_the city; M~ EM'S. AMD BOYS' CLOTHING— Never seen oheapor in Auckland, not withstanding all strong assertions made in advertisements. This is genuine Men's splendid Scotch Tweed Overcoats, Heather mixtures, 28s 6d; real value, -12a. A large Quantity of Men's Winter Tweed Trousers at & lid, honestly worth 10s 6d; a few Men's Busi ness and Working Coats at 7s Od, worth 10a 6d. Every other kind of Clothing equally Cheap, at JAMES SCUTTS, General Draper, London House, Victoria and Nelson Streets, Auckland. —N.B. s Country orders must bo attended with P. 0.0. tiUKK KOK INUIuESTION—TONIC > BALSAM, a Gennlne Liver Regulation, price Eta a bottlo.-SHARLAND ft OU (oppo site Poat-offloe). •notions. IlV■ M O X X OW, ~ AT 11 A.M. HANDSOME SUITES OF FURNITURE, A3 UNDER. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell, to-morrow (Friday), at 11 o'olock, l HANDSOMK SUITE FURNITURE, 1 in Green Satin, OoM, and Black | HANDBOMK HORSEHAIR BUITR SPBIRS and OTHER MtTTHASSES AURTRIAN CHAIRS TO.MORKOW. PRODUCE S&LE, FRUIT AND FLOWERING TREES. W. DOWDEN WILL sell by auction at the Exchange Mart, Queen-etreet, To-morrow, at 11 o'olock, jfirst-olans Frnit ana Floworlnß Trees, Bhrnbs. and Plants i Potatoo«. Onions, VoKOtabloa CheOße, Baocm, Hams Tea, Coffoe, (Jonfeeotlonery UlßonliH, Currants, i Miliiu Chaff, Oat«, Malse Furniture XO.MORKUW, AT 11 O'CLOCK, POULTRY, PRODUCE, ETC. CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL sell by auction, To-morrow, at their Rooms, Uueen-Btreet, at 11 o'olock Bbarp, BHRUBi. BULB 3, &0.-A.Tarled a'Bortment POULTRY - Fowls, Turkeys, UuoKb. Geecs Pure Creve Ceuero, White Brsmabs for ■took, ('anaros, Dogs, &c. PRODUCE— i oases Prime Buoon and Hams, 10 Cheeses without reserve, U kegs Batter. Beef, 200 laoks Potatoes Carrots, Onions, Cabbages, Oats, Bran. Choir, Sharps, Oat meal FRUIX—IOO cases Applea OROO»RIK8-Tca in boxon, half-ohpata, and Una: tiogar, Brown ana White; Floor, Mus tard, Soap. Salt, Candles, Keroalne FOBNirUKE-Couohes. Tables, B«fe3, Ohet foniers, Sewing UmWsn AI(Q, An KMortmant of Drapery, Jevellerr, and r«no7 Cioods. &c, CARBINES & TAYLOR, Anctloncorf. *~~ TOJiORROVV; ~~ At 11 o'clock a.m, ATSIBBIN'S MiRT. 1 OA SACKS BEST MAIZE, X /W\F 100 sicku Uara 300 Siska Oamaru and S;utfccn Fotaioei 10 Tonsßakern' flour I Cnre southern Hams and Bacon White and x»lo« Sngir 13 Kbbb Pfime Butter 40 Cbeerei. Woikato.unrftßoivedJy 3 1 ons Pnmpitlns Tea Tobaoco. Sromrlei CandUs, Soap, Kercaino



auctions. TO-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. MARKET DAY, ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE FRUIT AND GROCERY AUCTION MARERT. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. fowls, Turksyp, Ducks, Geese. Pigeon*, Canaries, Fanoy Birds, Small Pigs, &c A. flock of 20 jjnclca. In npleu ltd condllioo Qame Fowl! a. few flrstolasa Apple Trace, nnd Hamjilo Plants and Treoa PBODCCB, FRUIT. AND GROCERY DBPAKTMKNT. Kast CoastlMftlzo Oats, Fowl Wheat, Bran Flour, Oatmeal, Bacon, Hams, Beet I 0038 Canterbury Hams, in oloth Oheete, Butter Canterbury and other Potatoeß Oniony Ilßiba, Cabbages, Carrots, I'umpV.lur, Melons FRUIT - Auokland and Hobatt Appier, Pen unta Balance of a Stook of Groceries In good Order and fresh: hnlf-eiioms asd Una of Tea, Avory's Counter Scale, Tea Koile, &c; Honey, In 10. 23. and 10 ib tins 3ROCKRIKS, &o - Glrtborno Boner, Blsoults. Confectionery (well assorted). Teas. Sugar Coffee, Moo, Candies, Soap, Vcstar, Matches. Blackleg, Peel, Sploa. &0,. Balls Of i'wlnu JN SALE pbivathxy, AT AUCTION PRICES, FURNITUKK DHPABTMBNT, 3nperlor Piano, i- ultra: Loo, Bqoare, and Dining Tables; Onefltoi'lerk. Glana Oasas, ' arpota, Hoartbraßß, Wool Runts; Staffed, Cane, and Wood Chaire; Mirrors, Vases. Clock*, 'ilmepleoas, Pictures, Ornament.', Sowing; Machines, Plbdos, utoveß. Ovons. Kanges, Gra'os, Chceso Press and Vats, Meat Safes. Looking Gini'Si-n. Toilet sew, <-loß<nvare, Harthenware. WathßUnds. Toilet Tables. Cheats Of Drawers. Wardrobes, Iron and Wood Hertstoa'B, Cots; Spring. Fiax, and Hair Mattraesas; PMllaaeo*. Pillows, Wat ting, Si la'K« assortment of i>ampe, Mueloal Boxes, Watohun, saadles, etc., so, TO-MORROW, AT 10 O'CLOCK A.M. TO BE SOLdHy AUCTION, AT the Dog Kennels, City Market, To morrow (Friiay) tho 29th of June, 1883, by ordtrof Goo. Goldle, Dog tiegtotrar, A large number of Ueetul uv GS. Sold on account of whom It may eoncorn. All Dogs not sold win b9 Immediately destroyed, K. ARTHUR, Anctloneor, MONDAY, JULY 2. MOUNT EDEN ROAD, NKAR TOLL« GATE. household furniture, etc. Tho property of a gentloman leaving tho colony), PIANO, SUITES, TELESCOPE TABLES, MIRRORS, CAhPEI'S. R, ARTH U R HAS received instructions to soil by auction, on the above date, at 11 o'clock harp, ALU THE HOU3BHOLI) FUHNITUKK, con tained In ten looms. DRAWING-ROOM—Silk Rn> Suite. Carpet, large Bookortao.Mirror. Plrto Ulalß Chef foclor, Fendori Pictures, Lustres, Vosos, Walnut Table, etc. DINING-BOOM - Telescope Oak Dlnlos Table, Sideboard Dinner Waggon, Dlnner wc.ro, Breakfust-Wii'o. Plated-ware. Mir rois, Lusirea, T.b.o Lineo, Marble Time piece, Cattery, Coil V&ea. Kondcr.Coipoi, Hearthrug, ulssswaro. Chairs, Plotare. PITTIMO-hOOM-llorsehalp finite, Piano. Carpet, Heatthrng, Fender. Reading Chair, Plctarts Sluger'u Maohlne, Mirror, Lustres, Vas a, ore. BEDROOM, contiininjr—Single aad Doable Iron Boatteads and Bcitilng, a oalr of Duohesa Marblo-top lo'let Tables. Iron Cotfl. WardrobJ. Chests Draworo. WbbH stands and *are, Carpets, lilankots. Sheets, Counterpanes, etc EITOHHN—HaagIe, Knlleoleaner, 7ulw, Wringing Mschlne, Cooking Utemile, etc. The above Furniture has cct been long In use, JOHN LBYDON,] [EDWARD LBYDON TO•MO R X O W, At 11 o'clock. MESSRS, JOHN & E. LEYDON WILL sell at their Central Commercial Fa'e Rooms, next the Union Bunk, Qu'on-Btreet, 1 New Fiona A large quantity ot New and Second-hand Clothing and Drapery Potatoes, conp. Oat*, Tea, Sugar, Coffee Flour, Patent Groats Cattery. Hewing Maohlnes Yanfceo Motions, Cornnd Bxt, Onions Pumpkins, 6 cases ot Bottled Alo Gold and Silver Jewellery, Watoboa Ked»t«aoh. Baddies. Oleographs, Pictures Coffao and Loo Tables &0., &a, &o, JOHN & IiTLEYDOW, Anc dancers. JOBN LEYEOH] [BDWD. LEYDOK j TO-MORROW, At 11 o clock. SHRUBS. FLOWERING PLANTS, FRUIT TRKUS, &c. &o. MESSRS JOHN &ED. LBYDON cAVING made arrangements with Mr ' Jamen Muson, of Paruell Nursorlea, will receive week'y supplies oil the newest] colleo i onj of HHRUBS. FLOWBRINO PIiANTfI. FRUIT TRRfCR. fto,, which they will offer to the public JOHN & Ep. LEV!)ON, Auctioneers. SATURDAY, NOOK. TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION. BRICK AND WOOD" BUILDINGS IN WELLESLEY-STREET, At tho back of Messrs Milne and Choice's Drapery Premises, R. ARTHUB ~ WILL cell by public auction at his ~o , *••**, Queen-Btreet. on Baturdajr next, at 12 o clock noon, The Brick BmldtoßandComigatoairon Shed formerly known as the Golden Crown Brewery, Also, The 1-roomed Wood Cottage adjoining, on they now stand on tho allotment situated at the corner of Wollesley and Coburg streets, immediately behind Messrs Milno and Choice's. Terms: Cash on tho fall of the hammer. To be removed within U.days from day of sale. W. 8. 000HBAH1 JAS, DIOR* MONDAY, JCLY 30. VALUABLE FREEHOLD. ALLOTMENT. 56 Feet Frontage to Albert-street, 56 Feet Frontage to ChapeLstreet. SITOATED CLOSE TO TtiE DOCK, THE Subscribers have received instruc tions to sell by auction, at their Hooms. Fort-street, on Monday, 80th July, at 12 o'oloelr. By Order 6f the Trustees in the Estate of the Late Captain Bowtien, ALLOTMENT 10, Sco 18, City ot Ancfc land, having frontiges of 60 feet to Lower Albert-sweet and S6 feet to Chapel-street, with a through doDth ot 213 feet taijolnlog star uSSS). Tfco above affords an orpirtunlty of BCQalrina an original Freehold Allotment in ihe heart of the City, wblob cannot possibly ocoor again, occupying as it dees a commanding position la what will nndonbtedly becoma one of the principal thoroughfares: and being In olote proximity to the New Ballway Sta'lon, the Dock, th-i proposed Gautombonse Bite, Bid the Main u-i'l-i to the West (fide of the CHy (ao rspldl? exiendicgf. it cannot fall to boojmu la a rery faw yesrs o! anoh tcreat value aa will ezoeed the pro." on t ezpeotati.onß of even the most eangalae. Tho is quite level, and tbe gronnd of inch a solid description as will raider ths found*tlonsfor bnUdlogs to be put la at very little expense Land Transfer Title, SAMUEL COCURANS ft SON Auctioneers. MONDAY, JULY 2. GLASSWARE, EARTHiSNWARB, W. DOWDEN HAS received instructions to cell by auction, on Monday next, July I, at 11 tfolook, at the Kxcbar,ga Mart, BIX lIOGSHKAD.i QLAS3WABB, OonßlatiogOt Oval and Bound Dishea Oblong Gla>s Dishea Large and Small Pottinps and Standi Frosted and Plain Dishes GlaM elates in variety Piokle Jura and Ucvors Butter Tabs, frc»:cd Sugars atd Covers Tumblers Atabaster asd Flint fintters ■<. Engara and Creams Decanter* Wines &a. &c. && (Continued on fourth page..