TELEGRAMS.

-{Fkom Oub o\vh Corrsstondent.)

THAMES, this day.

The London crushing gave 20ozs. 13dwts. melted gold, from 23 loads from JNo. 1 reef, or an aveiage of 18dws. per load. This ib very satisfactory, bit; tbe manager wants to get out another trial patcel before starting -Hoping. Should this also prove favourable it is probable the winze will be sunk to No. 4 level and the reef opened up there.

hUSSi-LL, this day. Sailed —Mariner and Morval, with coal; Onward, with manganese. It blew a heavy gale yesterday Iron the north-east, with rain,

CAMBRIDGE, this day,

At tbe Lands Court this morning Hurry gymonds, on behalf of the natives interested ia tbe cases coming before the Rotorua Court, which is gazetted to open on the2Bth instant, asked the Court what provi-ion would be made to accommodate them, as tht-y could not attend both Courts ut once. He could further assure the Court that an adjournment for a few weeks would be very acceptable ai the natives wanted to look after their plantations and kaingas. His Honor said he would c mmunicate with the Judge of the R .torua Court and sec tbat no bu»iness »as done before Monday when an application for further adjourn ment would be considered.

Rain has fallen heavily here since yester day morning. The streets is the centre oi the town are completely il-oded, tho drain age being very faulty,

(PER PRKSS ASSOCIATION.)

NKLSON, this day,

Heavy rain has fallen from Saturday night till early this morning, when it cleared. The heaviest flood occurred in Takaka district yestetday that has been known for the last seven years. The tram way has been considerably damaged, the bridge approaches partly carried away, and the traffic stopped.

KAIKOURa, this day.

A shock of earthquake was felt at ten minutes beforo midnight last night. It only lasted' a few seconds. There was a heavy thud, followed by a slight ttembltng motion, the direction of which was about north and south.

DUUEDIN, this day,

Ihe Rugby Union have carried tho fol lowing resolution ;—" ihat utago send a team to Wellington to take part in the tournament at the end of July, provided the Canterbury Union express their willing ness to play this year's fixture between Oago and Canterbury in Wellington." Crowds went into port yesterday to see tbe lonic.

TIMAKU, This day.

The Supreme Court caae, Hayhurst v. Matthews and Tresi.se, closed last evening with a general verdict for defendant*. An interesting point arose in the case. Ono of the covenants of lease was that three con secutive corn crops sheud not be taken oft' the land. Tbe evidence of several experts aad lengthy arguments wsre heard as io whether the lessor intended by this cove nant to forbid sowing of a third crop of wheat, or whether to merely forbid the growing to maturity of a third crop. Other questions were :—Did tho grain crop mean turnips, rape, potatoes, beans, &c. ? and c >uld immature wheat be so desciibed ? opinions were divided, but as tbe defendants bad cut the third crop when in an immature state, the jury found for them. The remaining civil business at the Supreme Court, which was considerable, having been settled out of Court, the session closed this morning.

THE LATE REV. JOHN HOBBS.

THK veteran missionary and minister of the Gospel, who has just passed away in this city, was one of the few links connect ing the early history of Now Zealand with the present day and generation. Born in the year 1800, in the County of Kent, the Rev, Jobn Bobbs came of a Wesleyan family—hia father having been a lu.al preacher under John Wesley, the foundo; of the system-and at an early age was destined for the work of the ministry. Tbe foreign mission field, in which his labours have been most useful aod memorable, was , strangely enough not the 000 which he himself chose. He came from England to Tasmania in 1822, to enter upon work among tbe convicts there. but shortly after hia arrival was Ud to join the Rev. Samuel Mar.den in Church Missioo work In New Zealand. In 1823, ju»t sixty years ago, the party reached Bay of Islaud--, and Mr Bobbs, along with kr Turner, of the Wesleyan Missionary Society went to Whaogaroa to labour among the natives. There, lour years later, they had a narrow escape with their lives, the fitrce savages burnine down the station, and forcing the mis>ionaries to flee. JOuring an interval speDt In Sydney, Mr Hobbs married, and in 1833 he went to the Friendly Islands, where be laboured in tht mission field for some time, A short lapse of time, however, found bim again employed on the Maori mission at Hoki anga, whsre he remained for many years, dofog uieful work, and endearing himielf to the natives of the district. His influence la-felt to the present day in tbe conspicuous Ssacefulness, prosperity, and loyalty ot the orthern natne., and at tbat long-past psriod his power over the Maoris was limply invaluable to the Government. While there that important event, the signing of tbe Treaty of Waitangi, took place, and Mr Hobbs acted as interpreter to Governor Hobaon when the latter went to Hokianga to get the sig natures of tbe .Ngapuhi to the historical document. While making a voyage for the purpose of founding a Maori Mission at Wanganui in 1848, the rev. gentletnrn had the misfortune to be wrecked, and a con sequence of tbe exposure was that he became almost totally deaf, which necessi tated bis retirement from active work a few years afterwards. Since 1555 tbe deceased hie lived in Anckand, cheered by tbe friendship of many old friends who were associated with him in mission work. Mis Hobbs, who is 85 .tears of ug-., surtives he* partner in lite; and seven children, out of ten who were tbe fruits of their union, also mourn the loss of their venerable father. Five of tbe family ate daugteis, who are all married in the colony, while tbe two sons are Mr Kichard Hobb . M.H.K. for B«y of Islands and Mongonui, and Mr Edward 1 Bobbs, of Pokeno. Tbhe last illness of the I Key, Mr Hobbs was a long and painful one, but his sufferings were borne with ex- : emplary fortitude, and his mind, clear to the last, dwelt upon the past incidents of his life, and was at other times employed with thoughts of frlenda at hand and at a distance. He died last night, full of years and honourable service in bis Master's vineyard, and has now joinod the band of fellow-workers who have gone before bim, including the Yen. Samuel Maraden, Bishop Selwyn, and other labourers among the New Cealand natives. Prior to Mr Hobbs's funeral, a short service will be held in tbe Pitt-street Wesleyan Church, at 2.80 on Wednesday afternoon.

CABLE NEWS

Ihe Pope on Irish Outrages and the Parnell xestimomal. LONDON, May 18. A letter has been addressed by the Pope to the Irish Bishops, in which he declares that whatever may be the case as regards Mr Parnell himself, and the objects of his followers, they violate the rules laid down by tbe Fontiif in his letter to Cardinal McCabe. The Pope reminds tbe Irish people that they may -not form any*.courge, however just, by illegal means. The Bishoprand clergy are requested to curb the excited feelings of the mnltitndeiu order to provent the commissson of criminal acts. Above ail, the clergy must hold aloof from subscriptions raised on b-half of those who are arousing hatred and di-sension, and causing distinguished persons to be loaded with insults while no censure is ever pronounced by them against the crime of musder. The clert-y arc, then fore, for bidden to support Mr ParnelPs testimonial fund, Mr Pamell's followers promptly replied by a meeting held in Dublin yesterday at which Mr Sexton declared tlutthe Pope had been misled and insinuated that the Pontiff had been deceived by misrepresentations mode by the English Government. The Major declared that Irish Catholics took their theology from Home recognising the rope a* the head af the Church but that Mr Parnell was the political head of the Irish people" Archbishop Croke, of Cashel, who was specially summoned to Borne and received a rebuke from the Pope, ha. made v com plete submission to the Holy See. Messrs Davitt and Healy to-day sent subscriptious to the Parnell fund, with letters denouncing tbe Pope's letter, and supporting Mr Parnell, THE MURDI.K TBIALS IN DUBLIN. The special commission at Dublin ap pointed to try tbo prisoners indicted for conspiracy to murder closed its labours yes terday, the special jurors being diaaharged after sentence had been passed on the last six prisoners. Joe Brady's execution on the 14th May was an impr.ssive fcene. Over 4000 people collected outside Kilmainham, which was guarded by a battalion of Foot Guards, Tbe prisoner, who behaved with fortitude, was attended by two priests up to the last moment. Curley was executed this morning, when a similar scene occurred. A NEW BYNAMITK LBAGUIC. O'Donovan Kossa's followers met at New York on the 6th, and denounced tho work of the Philadelphia convention. Rossa boasted that be caused the West minister explosion, and threatened more dynamite workduriug the next few months. The meeting decided to form a new revolu tionary body under the name of the Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood. A PARLIAMENTARY BLOCK. The public business of Parliament is seriously in arrears. Very few of the measures announced in the Queen's speech have a chance of becoming law, Even in the new Standing Committee business makes slow progress, only one-eighth of toe clauses iv the Banktuptcy Bill being disposed of.

SUPREME COURT.—This Day

CIVIL SITTING..

(Before BiS Honor Mr Justice Gillie, and a Special Jury.) Fbank 0. Kiro v. FIIABIII *nd Timnb; olaim, £750 damages fur br»»ch of con tract.—Mr a. ..eßkethapprared tor^the plaintiff, aad Ma-era A. E. Whlt-ker and Cottar ro.- tbe defandante. —Tha plaintiff Is owner ot tlte suamer ureti, which last >o*r *at eiuuioyad In running be tween Auckland. Ui-oorn-j, and Napier, and his aotlon was brought to recover from the defendants, the wah-kaewn Iron fouaoers, oamages tor tho aoo-oomplatlcn ot a boiler within the conn act A time, .'■■/.. fonr mcnth*.— Mr Hesketh in hit statement of tbe oa»r, said that at the beglnalng of last yaar Mr Nanoarrow, tne 1.,.p-utor of Machinery rupor o i ton boiler >f tbe a...«Tt-tt to bo in a Tory oefeotlve »taie, and only irantid a permit for it) further ua- tor four month-, on conaiilo- that at tne end of thai lit-, it should be rap'aoed -Tin 1 do* buiier. Accoralogly Mr Loddor was Instruoled to i-pero the neoo_ary pla s aud -pectfloatlons. and whan ibey wate d-i.had tbe plalndffoalicd for tenders through hl» agont.Mr J. w. vVaJW. The Cefe.d--in aent in a te.-dar, aureeliw to do the work for £«__ <_a_ thli offer belag .atikf-c ---torr, notloaot aoo-pta-O- was only given. Tne •p.oiflcailo.s u.der whiohl.e tendert w»reln viKd provided tuat the bollar thouldbe la tho vessel withlD,-Aj. four mo-thi »f-ir->rj_ signing ot tha contract, uader a p.nalty -f _o per diem for ovory rtar over the time speotflea mat w*e oooupltd In tho work. On the 17th of April, 188-, tne leader waa acoapted, aod two da B later, viz., on the 19th, tks memorandum o agreement wasmlerei into and signed. The terms as rega-tlsd payment were tbat £200 should be paid down 00 the tinning of th» sgreemeut, and that, ladudlng this, progress paym-nts should Iw maae to tie di'ent of 7. per oeni. upon Mr 1. odaet'e oer tlllcai- up till the oompl toa of the WorK Therefore, when the agrwm-at waa •l_ned £200 waa due, bat It was not paid at the time, >h- reason bet-g >ha< Mr f rater said rhai -100 would do nlm on ihe totlowlig Batnroay to lime for wages, and >he ba inc. cf £lt_ on tbe Friday after. Ace irdlngly £11*0 waa paid on ue sth of May, and AiOO on too 10.11 .-ay. «>om that time forward, p.aintlffi agent (Ur Waller) paid ire defer, dan ie variuua progreos par uie-t. several of thetn being made without th* ecgl nenrs cortlflo-te. On the 19th ot AU-USt, ihe oontraot time expired, and lDßie_n of baying made payn oota maroly to the extent of 75 per oeat., the pl-iniltl oad paid no iota than 87 per cent, or. In o<hor words -1..2 more than tbo 75 per o_t. agreed upon; while l-e boUer wa* do. Qnlghed. By October 27 the bollar hart been more thai fulir paid for. and itill It waa not ready. Mr tfrwer saw Mr want-arrow, and by pointing tut thai be had been delayed lv gettlnf the boiler, obtained lor the plaint,ff anextjn.lon til Deo. lat of tbe penult to run the b-.-at. but only up-n the express nlpula'i.n that lv the meantime snbsUnrial repairs »hou d be made. The repairs wrre execnted, and tne veaeel ran -111 th- l.t D»oember, by whloh time the offl,«n ooai plained thai tne W-t waa poaltlvely dancet-na on ao.oantof the dafeotire boiler, and there for, retuted 10 serra In heraay longer nntli the new boiler wai pnt In. She waa therefore laid up and Mr Frater took her over until tne 17th January, by whloh time the new bollar was »vi 10. In the meantime, however, another com pany had scoured the trade. The plaintiff consequently claimed 4750 eatnaaes on two ground*—(l) 150 da>a' penalty at £5 per diem for exoeedlng oontraot time; 12l loas of tnrn on voragee ocoatione- by tha detective state ot the old boiler, loss of trading through being laid up, and ooat of repairs. The defen dant), by their pica. alleged as ground, of defence—<l) a denial of all plalntltt. material allegations; (2) thai tha plaintiff did not pay hit deposit •( £240 at ibo aiming of tho agra-mont a- p 0 vldedf o<; (3) that the p.aln tiff did not make np tilt the 10-h of Au.uot »rr_;. 0-r payments on th« englne-r*! oertifleate ta the extent of 75 nor cent., whereby the defendant, were delayed; (1) that the contract wtw delayed at tho request of Mr J. W. Wallor. plalntllTs agent; (5) that the plaintiff had not done all that was required of him. and that any delay that had occurred was oaused by plaintiff's non-fulfilment of his part of tho agrooment, and by Mr Waller's requests.—Frank Oakley King, the plaintiff, gave evidence in accordance with the state ment reported above. Under cross-examina tion by Mr Whitaker, he further Btotod that his age waa twenty-four years; that his occupation was that of a steamship owner; and tkat he had o-en iv M' W»i ers employ for the last two yearn, except dnrlog a short period when he wrw in partnership with him. He row owne*l only » third sh-re In the steamer.—Ht" Honor enqnlred thi object of the learned gentleman In putting aooh questions.— Mr vi htiaker replied th-it he In ended to »how ihat tho p'alntlfl was n< t the owner of the Oretl at all.-Hl' Honor said that tbat could not b-irtone, Tho defenda"ts had contracted with the plaintiff and no ono else could sue them. Even If the plaintiff were only nominal owner of the Oretl, the defendant, had contracted with him, and he was the sole person who conld sue them, although he might only be trustee for another person. In further cross-examination the plaintiff said that he had none of the details connected with tho Orotl, Mr Waller having them all in hand. He also eaid that he never gave Mr Waller the money wherewith to mako tho progress payments, Mr Waller having the handling of the whole funds in connection with tho steamer.— Janus Waiter Waller, plaintiff's sgenl for the Oie'l. fare con obr-railre evidence. He deposed as to paying -8787 on the contract sp till the 19i,h of Ab-jubi. being „;02 more than the 75 per cent, provided for, bat It appeared that several of tbo.o payments w.re made by order or promissory note, wblob were not honoured. (Left Sitting.)

HOSPITAL COMMITTEE.

A meeting of tho Hospital Managing Com mittee was held this afternoon in Mr Garland's office. Presont: Messrs Mackechnlo (chair). Firth, Ball Dando, and Kensington

Minutes. — The minutes of tho previous meeting wcro confirmed. e.dics F..R Kbuqs. KtO.-Slxteßn tenders worercrnivcd :3 for orat-s 1 meat. 1 bread, 1 uitlk i groceries3 »i,eß and spirits. The fol lowing were acospted: —J. C. fcharland, for drugs; Thomas Taesdale, for bread: AnckJand Dairy Company, for milk 1 and Messrs J. and J. Warncc-. groceries iho tenders for wines and malt liquors, end meat, returnable on the LwrfflH fb m Mbb Kibbling.-This lady wrote 10 aoy that she had tout acting as Lady Bnperin'eoaent on the condition ihat the ap pointment was to bo honorary, and that she -Blshed.thatnoona'gebem-deln this respect. In handing over the charge on Monday to MIBi Crispeshe will be willing to give that lady all the Information in her power. The committee acquiesced, Mlsb Crisp Btated tbat she had en gaged Mra Klesllng as head nurse, and that she cnteredon h-r duties thlsmorning.

We are requested to remind those special juror, who are summoned to fry the case of Iting and another v. Eraser, that their attendance is required at the Supremo Court at 10 o'clock to-morrow.

The bazaar in connection with St, Mark's Church, Kemuera, which was opened in the Newmarket Hall on Friday afternoon, has fully realised the anticipations of its promoteis i he receipts amount to £240 of which £40 was taken on Saturday night.

Ihe Argyleleft Whangarel at 9,30 afm. to-day, and may be expected about 10 o'clock this evening.

THE OPERA HOUSE.

j There waa a large attendance at the Opera ' House on Satturday evening to witness tVft < variety entertainment by the Doran Com ' bination Tioupe, The performance was iv every respect a succetß, the programme being good and the audience appreciative. Several excellent motto and comic songs were rendered by Mr R. Love, and in each instance an encore was demanded and acceded to. The songs and dances by Mettam Brothets, and clog danca by Hairy Elder, were also encored. Difficult feats on the horizontal bar were performed by Messrs Beake ant? Elder, while the Japanese jugiding feats by Joe Ritchie mystified the spectators. Cousins and Cazco, the clowns, created considerable amusement, while the comediettas, which were repre sented by Messrs j_ove, Doran, and Mett-m, kept the audience in roars of laughter daring their performance. One of the most attractive features of the entertainment was the gift distribution, which wn* thoroughly genuine. A large variety of useful and ornamental articles were given away amongst the audience, and the three principal gifts of the evening were awarded as fol lows:-Drawing-room suite of furaitnre, Mrs McLaughlin, of Cook-street; chest of drawers, Mr Sage, of Waikato; oval table, Mrs Tuck, of Wellington-street. ho Opera House will be engaged for Miss Greenwood's concert to-night, but the com pany will appear again to-morrow even ing, when a similar distribution of presents : will take place, the principal article being a suite of furniture in green damask.

At a meeting of the creditors of Alex, James Mackie, tobacconist, held in the Supreme Court-house this] morning, Mr Thos. Mucil'arlane was elected trustee.

At the tenth annual meeting of tho Working M»n's Aid Society, held at Par nell a few evenings since, Mr Burgess in the chair, a very encouraging report was presented to the members, shewing this useful society is adding year by year to its roll of membership, and that under econo mical management the society is doing good. Tho balance-sheet, from June, 1882, to the end of May, 1883, shews:—Contribu. tions, £100 6a lOd; initiation fees, etc., £4 5s 6d . cash in bank, £148 16a 3d ; by interest, £7 lis Gd. cash in hand, £3 10s 9d ; total, £264 10. 9d. Expenditure : sick itifts, £80 6a 8d ; One funeral, £S ; printing, advertining, etc , £10 Is 6d ; total, £45 8s 2d ; balance, £219 2-i 7d ; total ■' £267 10s 9d; members, 72. The oib> J [ elected at tho June meeting were s— CL .. •

man .Mr Emery ; secretary, 8. Burgess ; treasurer, J. Pee; directors, P. Gardiner, J. Hollingsworih, J. Pee, jun., D'Powell, and J. Whito ; auditors, Charles Taylor and James White. Curing tho last »ix months tho business dono by tho New Zealand Government In surance Department wai: General section, 2,066 policies issued for £519,329, of which the annual premium is £15 876 ; temperance section, 742 policies issued for £111,225, thea-uual -jreiuiutu being £3881. The teetotal business is very good, con. tldering it is a fresh experiment. ' A London mngazino for 1794 contains the following almosr. unique death an nouncement : "In childbed, of ber thirtieth coild, the wife of Mr Joseph bimn, at the Bell Inn, Cambridge, county Glouces'cr,"'

THE AUCKJLAND EVENING STAR, MONDAY. JUNE 25.



AUCKLAND SHAKKMAKKET. JUNE 25, 1883. N.Z. Innnrance—Boyers, £22 6s OototrlaJ Binß- 17s D-ton -ash and CO. n_or--SSI3- 6d J»oo and Timber-Bajere, £5 53 Aooiden—Buyers, 6s 9<l Quee..|of B_auty-17s, 16a Gd; buyers. 16s Ij_o Level flroSß—»uyers, it Bright smile-Is 9 < Premier-Bayers. 8s 3d Hew -orby—Btt: erg Ila JO3KPH NKW MAW, Chairman. I reptesent the Advertiser, not the News paper Proprietor: receive advertisements tor ever/ leading colonial paper at bottom prices, and on Uoeral terms. Hstlmate'.—W. B.nleet fangbrlctga (the only Bureau), Hiiohbuiy. fundings.-. Anvr.l We have received a copy of Ingram and Gardner's Directoty. Great pains appear to have been taken in the compilation, alphabetical arrang«ment, &c, lists are also given to residents of a great many towns in the province. The installation of officers for Court City of Auckland, 3978, A.0.P., took place last week, C.K., Bro T.Jones; S.C.K., Bro J. jamieson, P.0.K.; Sec , Bro T. W. Allen, P.C K. ; Treas., Bro E. Auger, P C.K.; S.W., Bro G. 0. Herbert; J.W., Bro S. Ftench; S. 8., Bro W. Black; J.B , Bro G. Constable, P.C. X.; Surgeons, Bio L. D. Evans ana Mr Cooro, Snowing the prosperity of the court, the sum of £150 was taken during tbe evening lor contribu tions. There was no ti^-n of the Manaponri, from the -south, np to a late hour this afternoon. She has prob-bly been detained by head winds ami bad weather. Her departu.e for Sydney is postponed to noon on Wed .c.day.



Goodson's Arcade. TX)R GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES (a J- warranted) GO to Goodson _ London Arcade. FOR STERLING GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY (guaranteed) , GO to Goodson's London Arcade. T7OR CLOCKS of all descriptions, and tho I X Cheapest in Town GO to Goodson's Lona. | Arcade. XTOR JET, Abyssinian Gold, and all Artistlo Jf ImltaUon JEWELLERY / "i 0 to Goodson's London VI Arcado. rr«OR ELECTRO- PLATE and BRITANNIA T METAL GOODS GO to Goodson's London Arcado. CX)R BRKAKFABT, Dinner, Dessert, After J. noon Toa, Teo and Toilet Seta GO to Goodson's London Arcade l?OR MAJOLICA WARE, FANCY MOSS r GOODS, VASES and LUSTRES GO to Goodson's London Arcade. 17OR DECANTERS, Water Bottles, Glass L Dishes. Tumblers, Wines, and other Glass GO to Goodson's London Arcade. I^OR FAIRY MUSIC. Concertinas, Aooor- J- dians, Musioal Boxes, Orcheßtranettes, Harmoniums, and Mu>ical Albums /10 to Goodson's London VT Arcade. ITOR CIGAR and Clgaretto Cases, Card Cases, A and Goods suited for Gontlomon's Pre sentations GO to Goodson s London Arcade. Note the Addresses— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. AtJora,**D' ~ „ „ CnßiSTCnuKCii. LONDON OFFICE :58 St. Maiy Axe, Gazette in Bankruptcy. -jjfljffiljf. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Credi tors Aot. 1876." and Amendments, and ot the adjudloetlon as a Hankrupt of al-3 andek James Macau, of ts« City of j-uckiand, la the Provincial Distriot of Auokland, Tobacoo-iit, a Uebio . Notice la hereby given that at tho first meeting of the Creditors ot tbe said Alexander James Maokle held on Mo-iar, th* 2_lh cay of Juno. 1833, In _• Supremo C.tit Banning', Ano-lano, .rc-res-ld, at ll o'cl «k In the forenoon, Tr.oma- Uaoff-iana.of Auck.aoa aforesaid. Cer'lfloate" Ac-OUDtant in Bankrnotoy, waa eleoud Cm* I tora' Tiustee Or the prop-ny of tho said alox aader Jame. _aekl«, and that the laid Thomas MaoS-rlane has ntlmated to mo bis acceptance (In writing) of .he said olllc*. Dated thl3 25th day of June 1883. HENRK l\ H-U-WSR. i> Registrar. D-Vori itOoop-R. Fiihor's Buildings tiaeen •treat, Auokland, BuHolurs tor tho i-etiilonlng Creditors. jafr_i_fifc IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tbe matter of "The Bettors aid Credi tors Aot, 1878." and tbe aou amending »h« »ano, and of «h« ••ankrupiny of William Qiieoory Clarkb, of New market, near the City of Auckland, Surveyor, a Debtor. Thiß ia to notify that William Gregory Clarke, of Newmarket, near the City of Auckland, Surveyor, has this day fllt-d a statement that ho is nnable to meet his engagements with his Creditors; the First Meeting of Credltora to be hold at the Supremo Conrthoußo, in the City of Auokland, on SATURDAY, the 7th day of July, 1833, ot 12 o'clock noon. Dated this 23th day ot Juno, 1883. HENRY a BREWER, Registrar, G. T. Kkktlev. Qneon nlroot Auckland, Debtor's Solicitor: Corporation Notices. _dferfh&£ <L-**99ESZ9 #IITY OF AUCKLAND. FIXING LEVELS, It is hereby notified that it Is the Intention ot the City Council ol Auckland to Fix tho Levels as under}— From Franklyn Road In Ponsonby Road to Three Lamps in Ponsonby Road, and from Throe Lamps down College Road to foot of Franklyn Road. Plans may* bo soon in the City Engineer's Office, High street, Auckland, within office hours, and all porsons interested herein, or llablo to be aggrieved thereby, will be beard by the City t ouncil at a Meeting to ho hold on THURSDAY, tho 26th day of July, 1883. All objections must be mado in writing, addressed to tho Council, and sent to them not less 'ban ten days before tho day appointed on Which to hear objections. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Cierk. Town Clerk's Office, June 22nd. 1883. Dividend-. TESTATE OF A. LINABURY & CD, A First Dividend In above Estate Is now pay able at the .ffloea of Messrs Ssrvood. Kwen and Co., Shortland-Btree', on all Proved Claim.i Creditors will pleas 3 bring bills or promissory notes held with them. ____„„ , G. B OWKN, l T -n.f eB , JNO. BOSS f irnßreß'- OMMERCIAL CLUB (IN LIQUIDATION). A First Dividend of Ten Shillings In the Poind will bo paid at my offloa, Queen-street, Auokland, on the 2nd July next. „__„__ GEORGE COZBN?, Llqnldator. THE BAKING POWDER parexcellance is a ICKIN'S .-RATED BAKING POWDER. A. " The Moßt Economical. "Yields more Yeast Gas." Pure Material only. Not Mixed with Rico Flour or Alum. In tins at Is 6d and 2a 6d. Speolal Prlo Wholesale. Address :— _W o-.A-iu ... ••-__; N .|}i ß ---,



j Wanted. WANTED, the news to spread about the grand Cboap fresh Lot of Men's and Women's Ancklaud-mafo Boota; at Dampler's Boot Bhop, Victoria-street. IITANIED, a respectable Youtb, about V V 14 years of aje — Apply New Zealand ClnthlngE.otory, 158aud 160, Qaeen-Bt.ee., \\ ' A" TEU, an Apprentice ; also a good v* Vest Hand.-Apply J.lWiUiams.Tallor, Victoria-street __ _\l AfvtTl), a Strong Girl to assist in ' * Housework.—Apply Cambridge House, Lower Vincent-streot. a A,' AivTED, a B.y '0 ride for orders.— V v Apply J. Fosg, Butcher, Queen-Btreet. W/ ANTED at once, 3 Carters.—Apply V v to G Wilson, NelßOn-atreat. .. WANTfiD, an Experienced Barmaid.— _____ Meirou.iUtan Hotel. 11/ ANTED, a good smart Girl for cook- V» Ing.—app y Market Hotel. WANTED, a smart, well-educated Youth, as Apprentice to the Drapery and Tailoring, or ono with 6 or 12 months' expe rience as Improver. — Munro and Milligan, Hobson-Btreet A> IK- , a steady active Man to ■''' drlvoa team of horses.-Apply nt tho works. Cox's Creek.—Warnock Broß. ANI>D, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mrs Cnmming, Mount Kdeu Road, three minutes' walk beyond the toll bar close to lato lire. . ANTED, a Stout Boy, about 16.- Apply to a. Matthews. Belfast Dairy, Viotorla-itrout (two doo.-t below Red lion1. WANTED, at onco, one or two smart Waitresses, to attend from 12 until 2 p.m.—Apply Commercial Dining Rooms. ajar ANTED, four strong woiking Men, Vv for gentleman aearto-n; alio, 18 Ser vants, Generals, BoorimaUs, Cook, Lanndresf, YoungOlrla— Mrs hlsmore'sßegistry. AN I ED, by a steady Single Man, a "ltiutloo In a Store or amongst horses. Apply JN. i .st-otllce, AvondaJa. WANTED, a strong Butcher Boy for tho North khore New Butchery, next MrO. Maya'H Hroc-r.— _. Reeves Manager. k*/ ANTf-D Known —K. H. Percy's ' * Mufllns aro lo be had of Wright's, Dallen's, and MoKwon'a. Queon-atreot, and at his old establishment, Wakoflold-streot, also his now establishment, Grey-stroet, 11/ A;- TED, a Boy.-Apply to G. V T Dixon, Baker, Hobson-Btreet til/ ANTED, a smart active Youth, to v v assist in cabin.—Apply Auckland Hotel. «,*/ ANI'E i, seven Apprentices and lm- V v provera to tha Dressmaking.—Apply Mra Drlarly, Newmarket, 117 ANTED, at Haonoiord'a Auckland v v Registry (Mtabßahod 20 years), aovcrul Heavy Bmn axemm,. at onne. 1 _A/ ANTED, at Bennaford s Auckland .V* Registry ostfifbUshcd 20 yean), 2 Hotel flou'emalda. 12e. i V ANTKD, at Bannaford's Auckland » v Registry (established 20 yoars), 3 Good Utofol *4oj tor tannory ; 2-a ana found, WANT-.D, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (.tabUshert. 20 years), General and Booaeuuid (same araall gontleman's family, Parnell). jA/ANTKD, at Hannaford's Auckland V v Registry (established 20 years), two Gonaralß (uoardlng boußO, country); wages, 15. oaoa. _ ________ i«/ ANTED, by a respectable person, *V Wo»bln«. Houses aua Ottloes to clean by Us day.—Apply Mrs VV hltocmbo's. Market ttag's jy. »»/ANT*D, Cook for s.s. Rowena.— Vv Apply un board, at tho Dock. WANTKD, a smart Youth to drive a bakar's cart. — Apply to B. Cowan, Criterion Bakery. Parnell. \\; AM'KD, Single Man who can milk Vv _jid do garden work.—Apply at Stab o flic 3. -~' ANTED, an experienced Canvasser ; VT no othor nood app'y.—Munro and Mllli gap, Hobson street. \\l *JvT«I), Pupils, by Mr Jonson (ii* (Shorthand Toaohor at tho Collego). -„hand taught In throe months. Address: e>T_S a tfs- _w ..Road. . • I ■*L-o° et- f SEEN — The Cups and \ _1 «.'■*• ~A • Soup Plates, lid; Dlanor i\ 7.-wVt-^. •."> ' 'I,\ 4" do (smell sue), tyd; ai DarnrW's P- ffffb.-.8-a. aa/ANT ,' ... % ' South, First-class TV Drcsu I •Vnagomont—Apply SargocsLJ-wC^ . I 22, G.iand-Btreet. w v ANTEO.'," _. -".dress of Mr liar * * CjUi t residing Info c Christmas naar "l-Mlne, Wellington Province.—sodreae. A.S., POBi-otUce. Mangawa»ro, hortharti Wairoa. ia/XNTED, a Partner to open a first- Vv nlaw Quarry in the North blind.— Apply by let V)-. o ■» G.. "TAk t iffl--. . VA'ANiaD KNOWN-Ladies'outdoor V V Shoes, U ; Ladles High heel Blaok Kin Dan log or Kvanlng dhotis. Is 0<1; at Dampler's dool Shop. Vlo orla-treet. Ul A* TED, to uuy, Lcft-oft doming of every description, for cash. Parties waited on. P.S. -Wanted Known—For Hire, Trap and Saddle Horaoa.—Apply Thos Hill, Clothier and Draper, Pariieu. _V ANTKD KNOWN—Throe Pairs for VI notblng to tha ladr wht does not think th» Fieah Lot of Ladlee' wi*h-l_-; H _n-ba«J Kid .mini iioo'ii at 7s So a bargain ; at Dampler's Hoot anop, viotorla-atreet. al ANTED, by a respectable Widow Vt Woman, oithor a family or hotel's washing.—For address, apply 3. Davis, oorncr of pitt-stroot. Newton. aI,'ANTED, In tbe Suburbs of i-llerslie Vt or Remuera, convenient to Railway, Board and Resldonco by a gentloman In busi ness in town.—Apply Box 213, 1-at-11100, Auok land. WANTED KNOWN, that all widths In Window Hollands, whito and green aro kept at J, Cosgrave and Co.'-,, lato -Jnabury ANTED, to Lend two sums of Money -£■200 and £150 respactlve'y-on Fre hold Becurity.—r. 1.. l-.loio, 23, loaura.ca Buildings. _____ \AT ANTED SBEN-Oilcloth, a yd wide, VT la Gd ; The Mngi, Jja, 3d. and 14 : Jags, Bd to U ; Meat Dlthe. 1M ; Funding Bsslm. 7d; at Damplsr's S-lllng Ofl. Hobgon-slreet. WA NT*D KN* 'WN—Tbat Ladles oan h>v« a Beauttfally Kmbroldared and Hs m-etit.bed nandkerohlof for Bid, at Robßon's Mslnonrno Jlouse. Ponsonby. _l, r ANTED KNOWN IbatlOO Dozen Vv of Coloured Kid Gloves, 1 Bnttonß, aro selling now at 1» lid por pair at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s,, lato Linabury, W' ANTED tbe Ladies to Know tbat Monro aad Milligan, Hobsoa-ttreet, hay* teoured the aervloaa ot a Orat-olaes Mil- User, aad are now erepared to tupplv millinery la all Its branches o- the shortest aotloe. WANTED KNOWN - 5000 yards of Muecovito Cloth, tho Dress of tho Season, oan bo procured at Is per yard—woll worth 23-at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s, lato Una bury. \vAtsTED KNOWN-Tea Tiays, It TV and Is Sd: Small Trays, ii; Pretty Tea Oannlsters. pi and lid [ al usmplsr's Selling Oir, Hobson st>o»t. \tj - NTED KNOWN-That 310, Quee n V Btraot, it the, place for Oheap Badding. _%/ ANTED KNOWN—Cheap Mat vv •__•»»•. Che»p Paliia-BM. Ch»ap Red ► toad>, Che»p Solas, and Cretonuo Cushions.— 31U. Q*lC*;n BTOet. WaNIED KNOWN, that 100 I'osen of Oounterpanes, White and Coloured, nlne-quartor to twolvc-tiuarter, can be procure* at J. Coagravo and Co.'s late Linabury. "TNTf.D, to Sell, 4 acres Greet. Oit«, and Leat>e IS Acres near Mount Roakili. —Apply Star Offlcej Ti* ANTED, in a small family, a good vv Gensral .-orvaat: raforences required, —Apply to Mrs A, Porter, Av.oa, Joimjn street. 11/ ANTED SEEN — Iron Saucepans TV (tin lined), IB Sd; Knamelled «o, 2«; Iron Kettles. 2b (VI; Boilers, 6s 3d; at Dampler's gelling ( IT, Hobeon-atreet. WANTED Known (In consequence of tho old premises being about to como down), that tho business formerly carried on by Mr G. C. Piggott. Watchmaker and Jowellor, has been Removed to tho third shop above tho Albert-gtroot corner Viotorla-Btreet. .»,* ANTED KNOWN—Teas for tbe Vv million I Nowhere are better value, obtainable; see window for prloe?. Send for a pound of the People's Delight at 9b 8d- s nd i adtnt for yourself; Kionlsior Mixture. 2t 10d —R. 1 Frenoh's Royal Tea Mart. Karan.ahapo R iad. ANTED KNOW*-Three Pairs for nothing to the Lady who does not think the Ladies'Blgh-leg High-heel Prunella Hoots for Bs Od a bargain ; at Dampler's Boot Shop, Viotorla-Btreet. WANTED SEEN-Tea Bottles, Cd j Meat Tins, la: Dual Pan", 1b; Floor Dredgers Id: Fire Shovels. Gd; at Dampler's . Belling Off, Hobaon-atroat. WANTED KNOWN-Holloway's Clearing Sale opens tonight t 3a In tho fi Discount 11 3a In the£ D tooiKt 111 '"aNTKO H""OWN, 100 D^zen of Whito Turkish Towels are Boiling now 1 9d c ich. at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s, lato 1 Jnabury. WANTtDKNOW^-ThreePairßfor nothing to the Uentleman who does not think my *rresh Lot of Gents' Real Hand-sewn Kiastlr-sido Boots for 10s a bargain; at Dampler's Boot Shop, Viotorla-Btreet WAN TED KNOWN—That for a Prime Cut of Baoon, Ham, Cneeso, or Butter. R. Frenoh's, Karangahape Road, is the plaoe to go. WANTED KNOWN, that all the dif ferent makes of Calicoes, Including Crewdson's and Horrocks's, can bo had at J Cosgrave and Co.'s (late Linabury). : \\ , ANTED KNOWN-3S in tbe £ Lis- VT count at Holloway's Clearing Sale, 217, Qaoan-Bnreot. WANTED, Buyers tor Fine Irish Linen, yard wide, at Is Od the yard; all In Manufacturers' Lengths; bought oheap, ard Belling cheap: Inrpeot and jodgo for youreelt, at Robton'a Melbourne Hota^. Ponßonby. 11' ANTED SEE>i—Foot Baths, 3s 6d ; T^ Slop Palis, 2s Bd; Bucteis, 1b Sd; Woßhhanrt Baatr.a. Is; Dippers, 1b; at Dam pler'B Selliog off. Hobson-Btreet. \%,; ANTED KNOWN, that 500 Quilted tt Biack Alpao-» fklrt" O'tn be procured at 3i Ud. former price 7s Bd.-J. Ccagrave and Co.. late Llnabnry. ~ A>TED ScEJN—Chamber Sets, 9s T V 6d; Yellow Pie Dishes, Id; Basins, Sd; Vegetable Dlfbes. la 8a; &o„ &o„ at Dampler's Seillna uff. Hobaon-Btree



I Wanted. WANTED to Buy, Canaries and Gold finches In any q i„.tU».—Leave address to "Bird"at .-TAi-Oftlce. wherolobe teen. _ yt'ANTED, .0 .Geli, a good Bread **' Trade. ,wlth Hone and Cart: good reasons given for Belling.— apply Btah Office. nl ANTED.—When you are in Hobson street call and ccc the La<-ge and Choice Stock of Scot, h Cheviot Tweed*, In beather and granite ahadgg, at Munro ana MlMgan'g. WANTE D.—The May Numbers of the Young Ladtea' Journal, and the April Numbers of tho London Journal and Family Herald, have arrived: below the usual price; at,lampler-g Hobaon-street Shop. W ANTKD X N O WIN, that table Damasks, bleached and unbleached, can be obtained at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s (late Linabury). W'A N T E,D KNO WN, that a large quantity of Blaok Satins ran te had at halt-prloa at J. Cosgrave and 00.'., late Linabury. WANTED, Partner with about £1,000 to join advertiser. One who would not object to travel preferred. Satisfactory refer ences. Safe Invcßtment.—Parncr, Btah Oltlco. WaNTkD k. NO vv N.-Bagatelle Boards.—Shipment just to hand ox Look Kon, with real Ivory Balls, all bizob and reliable mako. Also, Table Crotjuet, Race Games, Writing Desks, Work Boxes. &0.-Chaß. Kelsey and Co., two doors below Morrins, Ironmongers. WANTKD KNOWN - 5000 yards of ■Superior Flannel, all Wool, lO.d per yd, former price Is 2d,—J. Cosgrave and Co., late Linabury. WANTED to Know—Any quantity of good Butter at J. Beaver's, '.rafalgar- Btreet. Omhunga WANTED KaoWN-1 will give 3 Palrt of the foUOwlag tor Nothing to thote who do not think tbem Bargains:—Ladle-' Highhoet White Mars.U Boots U the pair; Ladles'High-hael White Kid Boots, Is 81 and as 00, at Dampler's Boot Shop, Victoria-street. _ . ANTED KNOWN, that you can TV have the largest Wool Blankets at 13s Bd per pair at J. Coagravo and Co.'s., late Lina bury^ WANTED, Duyers of all ver Jewellery to know that Charles Kelsey and Co. make this department a Speciality by keeping a largo assortment and oonflningthomsolV-B en tirely to real Silver.—Charles Kelsey and Co., two doors bolow Morrins, Ironmonger. ANTED SEEN, the grand line of Gents' Warm Hotel Slppers at S.| also. Ladle* nigh-heel Proneila Boots, with toe- Oars 6a 6d.—At UJompler'e Boot Shop, Victoria street. VE7 ANTED KNOWN— Thatl.OOOStraw T v Hats, fashionable shape, can be had at Id each.—J. Cosgrave and Co. s„ late Linabury. WANTED KNuWN-Tbat 1 am pre pared to purchase Household Furniture and other effect** oa the premise* on the tbortaat notice. In town or country.—apply personally or by letter, to Jamae Rae, WANTED KNOWN— UHKAP TIM- 1 iißti I Chkap Timdkb I And all other : kinds of Building Materials, can be purohased > oheaper and better than any wnoro else at the Yards of D. GOLDIB, Albert-street. iTTANTED SBEN-Tbe China Dolls at Vv rid; Wax Dolls, Id ; grand line of Money : Uoxofl (with lock and key). Id; at Dampler's 1 Belling Otf, Hobson-Btrcot U'ANiKDKNOWN, tbat all widths VV in Flnlay/s Shootings, plain and twlllod, . aro kopt at J. Coagravo and Co.'i.. late Lisa- ; bury. ta ' ANTKD KjSOWN 2,000 yards of 1 * ' Satin Dross 3tuff from SJd por yard: I forraor prloe la Id.—J. Gosgrave and Co. (late 1 Linabury. [ j WANTED KM OWN-That nil Work- Ing Men can savo their money by call- ' Ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant All mools Bd. Board and Lodging. 15s per week.—RonKßT ' MuitDock, Proprietor. Note tho address, nearly J apposite the Waitemata, and close to the Dock ' V*,' ANTED, Posls and Ralls of heart Vv wood. Posts—7 feel Bxl Inohee of | kauri, metal, totara, titree blaok blioh. or purlH. Kail.—9 feet S x2l lnohea 0. man. ' rllree. kauri, matal, totara. blaok blroh, or raw, 1 Delivered en board cutters oo Haul Coaat. or landed al lll.ut.ia_ Tnamee Kiver. and Kere- , nae. Plako Klver,—Hunt te White, Contractors, . Inae ilcd, 1883. _______ WANTED KNOWN—Herbs for oil Diseases and Complaints at Tbe Dls- _ peasary. Karangahape Road. Detorlbe your . oue, and havo ihe True, Harmless Vegetable 1 Medicines. 11/ ANTED KNOWN, 5,000 yards of . V V BhaAed Satin Ribbons, wide width, re duced to 31 per yd., for ncr pi loe la Sd per yd,— . T. Cosgrave and Co.'a. late Lleaburr'a, _■/ANTED SttßN — Iron Bedsteads Vv (Blngiel. Hi 81: Double do. -8s: Iron , □Ola, lis; and the other rnrnttnre at Dampler's faring tiff. Hnb-on-.treet Hhop. ______ a*, ANTrD, the Laogtry Corsat, 2s 6d ; v* 1 »r. Warner's Corallne, (a Jd; Little Wellle, 6s 6d; Hotly, fr: The Atoot, 2s Sd; at Itol-jwnji Meloourne Honae, Fongonby. t 7\/ ANTKD KNOWN, by friends and J vv customers—That Iteurt 1 app end Co.. . Boot aad shoemaker., have pnrohaaad the; ', -Hoc* aad Iluilnuß Of Soon and Co., Viotoria- 1 itraet (oppoetta Hobson Motel), and Intend to f oontinue tolling the Best Quality ol Goods at Horrent priors. WANTED SEE -<-Theche-pSclentific, : Poalloal, aad other Hooks ; al«<i. lot of Ifamtly Horaldi and London Journal! (In parte), Ud ; at Damplrf'i Selling Off, Hobaoa-streat 1 VV ANTED K>OWN-That TKRTH . '■ oan bo Bxtraoted. Scaled, or Stopped 'oharges atrietly moderate) at The Dlapenaary. . Karanrahap. .toad (next Lam bourn* a Hard ware ston*). Ul ANTED KN'iWN, 1.000 yards of 1 Blaok aad Coloured VclvaUan.. at la Sd par yard, former prloe is.—J. Cosffrave and Co. late Linabury. 1 \\l A A T E D KNOWN- I BKBT AND CHK^PSST ROUBK FOR DRAPKRY 18 J. CAUGhEY'S, karamqaha. k Road, WANTED KNOWN- ! J, C. is a Cash Butch, ia Undis Skaix KZFBRSC, AHD VV'ILL H-HUL A GOOD AIITIO.-] AT A LOW PbIOK, , WANTKD KNOWN- Btoong Grey Calicoes, 3d, 2.< i. Sd, 1d,61, and Od ' Whits ditto. 3d. Si 1 lid- 51. ».o 000*1 Heavy Navy Serge BJd, 11}*., la Sjd Black Cashmere. It -Id. U 8d % 6d, Ss 3d Coloured Cashmere*, la BJd ; t-oamiful Bhadee of ' Hjurwia,-, M-rono. Prune, aad brown uWeacbed Sboatlßf, double wlotb. 10.d. It Old White ditto, it id. 1b S.d. 1» Bid WoralLg -Isn't f hint, Hid. It 10.1258 d,&. MA * rlmaan Hhlrta, U Ud, Ss Bd. 6a ttljd Mi*n't Books, In lamM-00l and merino, from 7jd Bplen Id Value In Blanket* a Large Btook of Ladies' Hosiery, and a Com plete btook ot Haberdashery. I J. CAU6HEY. Two Donna Abovb lumii wbnb'b. KARANQ agAPH RUAD 11 ANTED KNOWN- V» JOaT opknkd op AT STEPHEWSONS- Velveteon, 1/9, 2b, 7/6, to 6/8 per yard 800 yards Coloured Satins at 1/fl and 1/9 1 oaae Hosiery, newest thadee. In Navy, Seal, Btack, Cardinal, Wines Splendid Value In Ulaters, 3/6 upwards Plain and Fancy Janey Jacket-, 7/0 to 35a A Spoolal Line In Nawmarket Shape, 20s l 'ndoroluthlng. In ke-tst Striae, all prloes llata, In "e-est Shapna, l*nr> variety Largn -morimer.t Uon't Clothing Felt Carpets, yard wide, 1/3 per yard Tapeatry Carpets, 2/3,1/11, and 3 6 per yard Oil Clotb, for Hail and Flott, 1/6 2/, 23 yard Matting, /9J. I. 1/3, 11} and 1} yard, wide) Flannolt. /7J, ;tl, l/, to 2/o per yard 9-1 Hlanketa, 9/11 and 10/8 nor pair 10-4 Hlankett, 13/11 ann 16/6 per pair 11-1 Blanket-, 30/ and 37/8 per pair Wlnoeyß, 4}d. Old, 7_d. to 1/ per yard 1000 *Ir_t Choice Josephines, slightly spotted, W _ DRBSSMAKINQ AND MILLINHRY ON THE PRRMISES. LADIES' OWN MATERIAL MADE DP. Suoooßßful Contractor for Drapery for Lunatlo Atyinm. 1883. STEPBENtSON'S DRAPERY AND BALK WAREHOUSE, ARANGAHAPK ROAD, NKWTON irr ANTED KNOWN, BEST ENGLISH SLATES AND FIKE-CLAY, finely obou»d, v, W Also. A NEW WHITENING MATRRI -L, v c-i Whloh is r Whiter, Faster, at,d Chespor than h _ v wkltING, > P Also. . SCORIA MORTAR, Well Ground. H Pricks Low, Tkbms Cash. __ georre""rhodeß, m w Builder. B. N. Z. BXrBNSIOV WORKS. Yard—Next Dock. ANTKD KNO W N -TH AT NEIL te Cl IKFORD'S BALM OF GILKAD Stands foremost among the thousands of reme dies now In vogue tor COLDS, BOAR-BNKSS. BRONCHITIS ASTHM*. AND OHBBT COMPLAINTS. Used In all parts of the Colony. Bold In bottles at 2s and 2s Bd. THAT COMPOSITION POWDEB, First made and nsed by the Founders of Modloal Sot&ny, now nsed by all who know Its virtues, Is a Cheap and First-class Remedy for Colds, Bore Throat, Looseness, Fains in the Stomaoh or Bowels. Mb. tins. Is Cd, THAT HAVING A LAR9E STOCK OF IIBRB3 IN NEW ZEALAND, N, te O. have been able to Re stock their Dispensary with the CHOICEST AND BBST OF HERBS. I They solicit a trial from all who are suffering, Theirs is Purely Herbal Treatment. BOTANIC ~DI~S P E N S A R V, WBLLKSLBY-BTREBT BAST, Four doors from Crniokshank and Miller's, Uueon-atreet.



Wanted. «*TANTED, Room and Board for a TV singleGontleman in First-class House. -Address (with terms), " C.C." Star office. ANTED, immediately, a Furnished Honse (five or six rooms), central; healthy and dry imperative.—Apply 8.F.R., this omce. _____ WANTED~KNOWN— Money to Lend on personal and oollateral socurlty, re payab c by weekly Instalment.. Bills dls eoon.ed,—Rae's New Zealand Fawn Bhop, Darby-Btreet. ■VA/..NTPD KNOWN.—Mrs J. White, '* Draper, ParnelL has for sale a large quantity of English and Colonial Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced pricoß, having decided to give up the Boot Trado to enable her to give the necessary attention to the increasing demand for Drapery, Fanoy Goods, &c. A line of good Dress Material at Bd. Kiltings neatly ! made. Parcels delivered to any address, SITUATION wanted by ->.ingle Mao; good oroom and driver, milker and plain gardener; reference to last employer.—Apply to " Gnom," Btak •r.fno-. L*uOMß.—Wanted, one or two ttooms L\> near Uueen-Btreet, suitable tor ccinnlting rooms -Medlona, Stab offloe. r|> O uYSTER DEALERS. -Wanted, un I Oyster Dealer to Supply J. f-ottoro of Sydney, withucroaa-deloysters; 16 batro every fortnight. Stain price, and on receiving the oitters. money will be sent by return ot post.— Atiply '9 Ar/ylf-street, Mliler'a Point. |A/ aITaK.EI.I_I _jaW-MILL. Wanted Known-That I oan supply TIMBER aa Cheap aa any producer in the province without raising the prloes when other mills tiuvo no logs. Having tramways, my timber la foilod In the winter and Is more durable; the jap almost equal to the heart of what la felled In the summer. Have now tn .took. Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers' selected Broad Boards, in Kauri, Rimu, and Kahlkatoo. Orders shall have my best attention.—John Smith, Waitakerei. Ist March 1883. To Let. rf»o LET, New -Shop and Dwelling, Pon .l Bonby Road (opposite IVCounell-street). Baa and water laid on.—apply W. a. Allen, □larenoe-street, Ponsonby. _____ r|>o LET, Four-roomed House; rent 8s ; « with yard and a 2-stallod stablo. —J. Williams, victoria-street. » O LKT, in Hobson-Btreet, a Shop and I Five Booms: counter and other fittings — B. J. RlO'dan, Hob'Qn-gtreet. rpO LET, at Mount £den, a new 7-roomed 1 Houae. with cellar; near toll gate.—Apply Mr Kelly, Monet Eden. TO LET, in Hobson-street, Shop and Dwelling, lately occupied by Mr Parker, jtrooor.—Apply T. Constable, Hobson-Btreet. r| (f LET, from July 4 Brick Shop and 3 I room* ; good stand for business, in tho nntre ot the oitv. and beat part of Queen-street: or raady money trade,—J. ■«. Duranoe, Aroh. .lark and Sons. ** »1U LKT, Windsor Cottage, Pompalller street, Ponsonhy, containing 6 rooms, lath-room, stable, store-room; In thorough ■cinilr. 1 Jirge garden; rent moderate,—Apply in premises, _ TO LKT, a Shop and Residence (4 rooms), Upper Qaean-st'oet; rent, 25- per week.— I. M. Lennox. Eatate Agent. »'0 LET, at Onehunga, a First-class Shop and Houae containing threa rooms, slttlng oom. and good kitchen; situated In the moat mslaeu part of yooon-ttroet. within two olnuteß' walk of the Hallway Station: rent. £1 ler week.—Apply Mrs B. Ocxon, Butcher, Otie tnnga. J" iv LET, a Flve-roomed Uouae In Thetnes-_treet, Brighton; well, teglster rate, ovm, »'c. ; good situation.—Apply M. itariot t, Grooar, Upper ParrmlL 0 --El, a Sew Shop with aix rooms, corner of Vntnklln Rood and Napier tre-t; tint-claw iita-d for a Bootmaker or Jraptr; rant low for a snltahle tenant,—Apply itxt ooor f)»bop. , J-KJ LKT, Dining-room, one or two Bed rooms, Bathroom, and u-e of Kitchen — "or addnae. apply Mrs Cooper, Scarborough 'arraoe Parnajj. JO LKT, the two New Shops in But lend-atreet adjoining the Olareadoo lotol.-J. M. and J. Mowbray. lU> LET, a pleasant Marine Uesldence at the North -hore, with Bxaoh Frontage, -pply to Ohariee Bailey. Boatbullder. I^ORTH SHORE. HOUSE* to Let lnoood Po*itlons.-App ly, R.J. RDUDEtt, Devonnort More. For Bale. ' F"OB SALE, at R. Bull's Carriage Fact tory, Wakefleld-stree- a flrat-olaas con- Ignnjent of London-made Saddles, Bpoclally dapied for colonial uas. Nothing bettor la the aarkot for sba.n, quality, or price. All their ltddles aro made upon Imnrovad Australian Voi; als-i with tbo above. Splendid Uoaditall Irldirs. with halter attached, and all newest lltlngs. _________ ii'OK SALE, a iQ-d Coat in kid (cheap), r Apply -T »b offloe. aj ORS*-LF, Bookselling and Stationery ■F Bn.lne-4 In City, doing good trade: moat ie sold, as owners aro leaving for Sydney-— tpply B^ARofflri. IJtQR 8-.Lt. (Cheap), a Box Mangle,—. C vor addrftia appiy htab offloe. FtuK SALIC, 20 Ducks (at laying) from the Country. — Apply to D. Robertson, Jgper Bymonda-etrc3t. • jVOR «aLB, Hew and Second-hand v Spring Carts.—Apply J. Patterson, near ■lew Caledonia Hotel Symonds street. FoR «ALE, Double Breech-loading Gun, with caso and lot o( extras,—E. iVhlto, Cablnotmakor, College Road. "|j*Oß HAL*, near Kyber Pass Road, a * neat 1-roomed Cottage, large Allotmont; .200; oan remain oo Mortgage.—ll. Partington, Llonso and Land Agent, Btlohbury's Building-. jrlOR SALE, top of Williams-atrcet, a W1 new 0-roomod House with ovory oonve ilonce—water, gas, and rogtstcrd grates.—H. Partington, House and land Agent, SUohbury'a Buildings. jL'o* S^LK, several largo Allotments F level Land, with good view, Mount Eden. -H, Partington, House and Land Agent, Stloh, bury's Buildings. , FOR SALE, Upper Queen-street, a good t roomed House; greater part of monoy oan remain. -11. Partington, House and Land Agont, SUohbnry'B Buildings. Vt 0~ R SALE. Mount Kden, ohoap, and on easy terms, a new snd well flnl-hed Oottago ot toor rooms, Mjollory, &o.: fitted with register grates, range, tank, tec. Solendld allotment (voloanlo). S3 x lIS. Prloe. <U4 cash, balanoa ss agreed.upon. D. F. KVANB. Batata Ag*nt. artUR SALE, Lcaminßton Koad, oil Val r lpy Road, off Mount Rosklll Road, very pretty 1-roomed T Oottago; scullery, register grate, American stove, cuphaard-, tanka, bow window. Allotment 100 x 100, levol, volcanic soil, and free from stone: a bargain.—D. 1. Evans, Land Agent, Quoon-stroet, noxt Bank of Australasia. °*" 4 ACRES LAND, cheap, Bbort walki ant. Cottage to Sell; large Orobard and Mraw berrv Beds; tplpodid view of -.noklaad. the Harbour, and Ha* giro to Channel. Four-roomed cottage, with verandah, well, and all substan tially fenced,-ZX. Bt-B ( flloe, IMRST-CLASS -HINGLPS For Sale I 1 (delivercd).-B. Orr. OB te SONS. Bji O R 5 A L E, ■T ALLOTMENT* m ■ STOKES'S POINT (Main Road) 144 x 281. _!--, —AVONDALE I } acre (oppOßito sohool), AX). COLLEGE ROAD: Allotment, 33 x 100, fi6,per foot,—NEWMARKET I Choice Jomer Allot ment,£Ho. E-JIkRSLIE (oloeo to Station) t tie x 160, m per foot. KABY TERMS.—AIso, several doßlrablo Cottages, on terms to suit purchasers. - LABOUR EXCHANGK AND ESTATIC AGENCY, High-street. AT. Carter. Managor mo GROCERS AND OT&ERS. The undersigned having decided to re .oqulsh the business carried on by him during tbo past twentr-elght year*. Is deatronß ot letting jthe premises. A good tecant will he liberally dealt with. The stock or any portion of It may be taken at a valuation or as mar bo agreed.! T, THOMPSON, Wholesale and Retail Grocer and Importer, Victoria and .Albert streeta. Aoo-land. On IS a l c ■JQO KEGS SALT BUTTER, IN QUANTITIKS TO SUIT PUBOHASBBS. RT? E W, It, X W, VICTORIA-STREET. /-VRANGESI QRANGESI NOW LANDING, 1 na nnn okanoes, ex agnes bell, IUU.CUU FROM RAROTONGA. Apples, Dried Bananas, and other Fruit in Stook, CHARLES BAGLEY, PARNELL RISE. L>ACON I OACON I X>ACON I HAMS I HAMS I HAMBI "I UST received, a very Prime Sample, 1 NEW~ CURE. W, PARKER, GitocEß, Hoiison-btrhet. 1/1 O R SALE BT THB UNDERSIGNED PRIME OAMARU POTATOES OATS MAIZE BRAN SHARPS OATMEAL FLOUR (WOOD'S) FOWL WHEAT Etc,, Etc. Ea MITCHELSON & Co., 19, QUEEN-STREET WHARF.



! Public Notifies. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVI DENT SOCIETY. In order to afford those who cannot leave , their avooationß during tho day an opportunity for assuring their lives, the Society has decided to open an Office from 7.30 to 10 p.m. on two evening in the week, viz., Wednesday and Saturday. Suitable accommodation has been I obtained at Hickson's Land Office, next to ! Qoodson's Arcade, Quoen - street, where Mr Metcalfe and the Society's Refereo will attend to receive and complete applications for assur ance, also to afford reliable Information as to the position of the Society. All policies taken oat during the current year will participate In tho distribution to take place as at 31st December noxt. After that date all profits will be divided ANNUALLY.aprivilego which NO OTHER Lifo Office in the Colony gives its members. Recollect the Society is UNSUhPaSSED for STABILITY, and for tho PROFIT it has realised it is UNEXCELLED. The Office will be opened for the first time on SATURDAY NEXT. SOth Inßt rjpu BHIFFEkS assu OiHn. _•._>. The undersigned are prepared to Forward Paro-ls to London by rtlreot steamer, through Sutton's Ag.noy, at lowoet rates. Tho s.s, Tonlo sails on or abont 28th Inst, from Ghristohuroh. I Steamers follow at monthly Intervals. J. A. BARBBK AND CO., Fort-street. Jt*. TN consequence of tho v a£s| JL Death of Dr. Fitzgerald, __W Tf late Medloal Oflloor of tha ____st__E§ Loyal Howlok Lodge of Odd- W_j_% fellows, the members of tho Sy&fik above Lodge, and the residents vTMwm ot Howiok and surrounding f»SS. 11l dlatrlcta, would bo happy with a___W| any Medical Gontleman who ESSa-i would tako tho Bald practice. For furthor information, apply to H. J. Syms, Prov. Grand Master. Wakofleld-Btreot, Auck land, ALEX. BELL, Secretary Loyal Howlok Lodge, L0.0.F.. M.U., AU. HKLKNSVILLETIMBE-t COMPANY (LIMITED). Tho Company have opened a Depot at NEW MARKET, near tho Railway Station, for re ceiving Orders and Sale of Timber. Timber out to any length, &o. Prioos on application at tho yard. PARTIES Warning their Gardens Cleaned Up or Firewood Cut will please 10-ve their addrena with Mr Hare, Stationer, Wyndham-street, Anokland. 'pHE UNION SASH AND DOOR COMPANY is CLEARING OUT TIMBER YARDS, PRIOR TO STOCK TAKING. JOB LOTS FROM I FOUR (Is) SHILLINGS PER 100 FEET UP. i • iACIF-O hO.'kL REsTAUK*Nf.- I THOMAS QCOI begs to tender his urate- | ful thanks to the public for tho liberal patronage ; bestowed on him since he assumed the manage ment of tho above restaurant, and is confident If the excellent bill of faro tbat Is always placed before bis customers was mare known, a still larger share of publio patronage would be ac corded. At the request of many friends and customers, I intend to have Supper ready every evening (Sunday excepted) from 8 o'clock to ' 13 o'clock, when every thing of tho best will bo procurable—new laid Eggs, Ham. Oysters, and Oyster SteWß. I feel sure I snail be supplying a want long felt at this part of the olty. pUS-TfOB INDIGESTION—TONIC \ > BALSAM, a Gennlne Liver Regulation, oiloe S3 a bottIe.—SHARLAND te Ou (oppo site Poflt-offloel, ■«- ■ i a ■' ,- ijj-1" Highway Board Notices. ViOUNT EDEN ROAD DISTRICT. At the ttleotlan of Road Board for the above Distriot, on Saturday last, the following votes were recorded :— Henry Walte _ _. S3 Thomas W. Allen.. 81 James MeGregor ..78 Alfred Reynolds - 6- Thomaß Barnes _. 70 Andrew G. Peaoa „IS Joseph Potter ~ -. 71 Wm. X- Br.d_.mtn.. 38 William »cc .. ..01 Alfred W, Qladdlog 32 Henry M. Shepherd. 29 In accordance with " The Regulation of Local Elections Ad. 1876," I declare the Ural Five Gentlemen to be duly elected. THOMAS SEAMAN. Returning Officer. June 2Mb. 1833, TfiCH HILL ROAD »ISTKICT. Votes as follows wore reoalvod on Saturday Lett for the -election, ot a Road Board (or this Dlitrlot:— William Rallden - 87 Thomas Armstrong 50 John Sculen _ _ 07 Htnry Chapman •• 19 John Jones M Jolmßojea .. „IS George Chilton ..63 John X. Press .. ..40 Michael 'robin.. ..61 James Murphy ..S3 William Hay _ _66 Manflold Baker _29 1 homaa Hodgson .. 66 Alexander -Edgar .. -8 In accordance with " The Regulation of Local Kleotions Aot. 1876." I deolare the lint Five Gentlemen to be duty elected, THOMAS SEAMAN. Returning Offloer. June -sth, 1883. a/BWTON ROAD DISTRICT, Ratepayers ot this distriot ere Invited on THURSDAY, 23th list., to Kleot S Trustees from the following 8 gentlemen who have been aouilnaled \— John biillogton Albert J. Holland Edward a. Buckley James MoNalr Thomas Faulder Root. T, Warnook, and Rlohard Hellaby hdward Wooltlold Poll open from a a.m. to 6, p.m., at the Bouse on Surrey Hill »sta>e, opposite H.pbnrn-Btreet, THOMAS BKAMA.N, Returning UUc-r. June 26th, 1883. Catoinetm&gen.. 1 AMES REID AND SON Beg to call the attention and careful considera tion of those abont to Fnrnlah to the VebX Favourable Pricks of ALL RINDS OP FURHITURE. Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house tn town. JAMES REID & SON, Furnitobk Emporium, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Bhop from Vlotorla-at T. & H. C ° ° X E> 44 AND 4S, VIOTORIA-STEICET, Beg to draw the attention of I/tdlea and Gen tlemen furnishing to their LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK or TpURNITURK. comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suites, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wardrobes with glass panels. Sideboards, OherTontors, Hall Tablos and Hatatands, OlUoo Tables. Chimney and Toilet Glasses, Dining Tables, Cane Chairs In great variety. Toiletware, Drawers, Wash stands, &c, tec r»ARPETB. inoludlng Brussels, Tapoatry, Kidderminster, and Felt Carpets, Hearthrugs, Coir aud China Mattings, Stair Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloth, Door Mats, Wool Mats, Bed-room HugsJ&a. ■DEDDING of all kinds and of the boot quality. Hair, Wool, Flock, Cocoa Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Spring Mattresses, Inoludlng the Paten, Wire Wove Mattress ;Feathcr Bods, Bolsters, and Pillows; Kapok Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, and Pai llasse T. & H. COOKE, «, VICTORIA-STRE [Factory. Elliott-street. a > . i ,i ii i .'" i ■ i -" Money. ONEY LEHT ON PROMISSORY NOTES. HOOBEB, FURNITURE, tec BILLS DISCOUNTED DAILY. MORTG AG ES NE GOT IA TE D. JOHfL W. HARDIE, LAND, COMMISJfroN, AND ESTATE AGENT, HIGH-BTRBBT. AUCI-L-BP. &?H t\ £0 *10,0WI LENT on Building 'Wj jL\" Soolety prlnolplos, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Honses built on weekly payment Byatem. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See 11st ol Properties for sale on Ith page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for Investment— O. Williambc*. Lend, Estate, and Financial Agea and Valuator.' B.vnloan Lane INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMAHENT BUILDING, LAND. AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (Corner or Vulcan Lane AND QUBEN-gT-t-U-T). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Socloty Is now Issuing INVESTING SHARES ordinary, carrying full rate ot Interest and Profit, PAID-UP SHARES of £20 each, carrying 7 per cent Interest (payable half-yearly) and par ticipating In Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, per cent; and on Deposits for 6 months, 6 per cent per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of three fourths the value. Borrowers may pay Off part or the whole 0 their Mortgagee at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further par ticulars required may be obtained at the Sooffty's offloes, GEORGE ERASER, ( Manager,



Educational. PUT I. TEACHER Sf PXftMINAIION. The Ex.ruination ot Pnpll Teachera and Candidates for employment will take plaoo at Auokland and at tbo Thames, beginning on j TOE in AY, 28th June Instant. I Pop'l Teaoberß of the rirst and Peoond Year I are ri Qu'red ti attend, un'ess specially exempted by the tn aid. I Papil Teaohors acd Candidates are to bo in attendanon at tho Training College, Wollosley street^ams a.m. T MRS OSMOND, corner of Norfolk-st., Ponsonby Ro_>.—Gla*>ses for Hngll.h, Mnslo. Blngim.,&o , will eminence on Monday, July 2nd. _ EDEN ACADEMY, near junction of View and Mount Kden Ko-da. — Next Quarter commences 2nd July. Subjects of Tuition;—Knglish, Classics, and Matnematloa, ANCI>G CL«.S>. Ponsonby Hall.— Thoso desirous of joining by tho month for General Improvement or Special Dances forward names to Miss Vaile. Business .Notices. TIONEL PHILLIPS, WINK AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, Has opened In tho same Promises as occupied by him Six (01 Years ago, and will be glad to 8(0 all old Friends and Cnttomers. LIONKL PHILIJPB. "JtJTOTIOE OF REMOVAL, MASStY AND CO.. TAILORS, Beg to Inform their friends and customers that they hava REMOVED -"ROM GREY-STREET 'lo more Central Promi.es In VIUTOKIa-STRBKT (Two doors below Messrs Holland and Butler.), Whore they trout to meet with a continuance of past favours, ENdLISn AND COLONIAL -WEEDS IN STOCK AND TO ARRIVE. All Tweods thoroughly shrunk. Best work manphlo, and mnderato oharges. Customers own material mads np. Note tho ad-roßß— VIOTORIA-STRKKT (Two doors below Holland and Butler's). MASSEY AND CO., TAILORS. Vr O TIC E OF REMOVAL MR E. T. DUFAUR, Solicitor, has Removed to Quoen-Btroet, between tho "Herald" Pub lishing Office and tho Bank of Australasia. immediately abovo tho rooms of Mr D. F. Evans, Land nnd Estate Agent. Iv.OU__.ACI_- CORE —Instantaneous J Jtellef. ODONTALGIC. Is botllo.-BHAR LAND & CO. (opposite Poat-ogoe) ■a.I R. HITCHENS, having established lv I Agencies In the Chief Towns of the Southern Island of New Zealand for tha sale of -Is CKCEORATUD BLOOD RBSTORKR, now wants a Gentleman of business habits and ex perience, with a fair amount ot capital, to repre sent him aa SOLE agent fob the Salk of His Medical Phepabationb. Full particulars md further Information can ba obtained from ihe Proprietor, at his residence, Brighton ■ House. Aberorombie-street, Auckland, between the hours of 8 and 9in tbe morning and i and 5 I In the afternoon, up to TUESDAY. 20th Jnne instant. i ivHE NEW QUEEN-STREET X FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. F. W.R&VEH. 3A-INETMAKBR, UPHOL-TERKR, AND GENERAL FURNISHER, QOBRN-BTRKKT, AUCKLAND, Beg. to ar.nounco to the Publio of Auokland tbat. be bas Opened Premises adjoining tbe * albert Hotel In the above line. F. W, R. hav ing been In business for many years, and em- ( ploitng a flrst-olass stall of workmen, can guarantee satisfaction In all orders entrusted to bim, and confidently soiloita a chare of patron age, _— A Large Stook of Knallsh, Italian, American, and Colonial Furniture on band. Note the address— NEXT ALBERT HOTEL. QCBMEST-'-gr. C.LEARINO-OUT SALE OF / CUTLERY. THOMAB SAMUEL, being compelled to Clear ont his Stock ot Cutlery In consequence Of the PREMIt.a.B COMING DOWN and no other Shop being obtainable. Is now SELLING OFF the whole of the Stook at an enormous Sacrifice. The goods are from the beat Sheffield makers, and will have to be sold at any price. Consisting of— Beat Ivory Table and Dessert Knives. Lookwood'a and Johnson _ Beat Pooket Knives. Electro-plated Porks, Spoons, Cruets, &o. Nevada and Nickel Silver Forks and Spoons, Superior Sclsscra aad Raaors. WHOL-SALK AND RETAIL. THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OF CUTLERY. 18. Queen-street (Opposite Town Clock). DEAR AUNTY.-Well, I declare, after trying stores in Auckland for weeks, Becking a good ono, I havo at length discovered a First-class Grocer. Suoh Nice Goods, and such attention. Go. 'my dear aunt, and give him a trial. The address ia W. E. LEWIS. Victoria-Strrkt, Between Hobson and Nelson streets. P.8.1H0 waits upon famlßes and dellverfl goods trae. FOR WINTER COUGHS and Bronchia Irritation, TRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS with Hypophosphito of Llino and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronic Chest Affections, " Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphito of Lime and Quinine,'' is most certainly alterative and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma Address — THB PHARMACY, Qceen-btrebt. »rOTICE OF REMOVAL, _i 3 HENRY PETRY, Jeweller and Watchmaker, having removed to moro central and convenient premlsoß in Queen-streot, under tho Albert Hotel, takes this opportunity of thanking hia numerous customers for their supporc while in Victoria-street, and hopes, with the lnoreased facilities in the now premises, he will merit a ntinuance of their patronage. Ip E N C I A G. SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST j Is as follows :— Best Paling Fence of purtri poßts, Hobart rails, and sft Hobart palings, one Inch apart, 60s. Paling Fence to consist heart kauri posts, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, 555. Three-rail Fenoe, pttrlri posts and Hobart Wire Fences with Top Rail, 335. Wire Fence, 7 wires, 255. Barbed Wlro Fonoo, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, _8s per ohaln. Cattle won't look nt barbed wire. Picket Fencos, from 2s per foot not painted, or s9d per foot all complete Very neat Piokot Fo rtewlth mill wrought Wloket Gate, all alntod complete, at 3b per foot All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for very description of Fonoo given on applica . ion to Sam. White, Fencer, Custom-street, oppoelto Arnold, Hlnea and Co. J_ VV» KICHARDS & (j0„ YMONDS-STREET (Opposite St. Sepulchre'u Schoolroom), GENERAL SEEDSMEN. Hay, Corn, and Ch_fl"sold, as well aa all de scription!] of Seed, including Seed Potatoes, at Lowest Pose-Mo Prloea, TO ARRIVE. Ex Helen MacGregor, tram Canterbury 680 clacks Oats .600 do Maiw 12, Tons Potatoes. _ Medical. rpO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. "KouMtss"mnde to order by Gardner, Phar maceutical Chemist, North Shore Pharmacy. O R M j. All children Buffer from them. If sußpeoted, ask for tho Certain Core. SHARLAND _ WORM POWDERS, 1/ packet Apothecaries Hall, opposite Poat-offloe. POR THE CORE of COUGHS and COLDS POR THE CURB 0t BRONCHITIS. FOR THB CURE Of ASTHMA and DIFFI CULTY Cf BREATHING, E-SOSB J§YRUP OF JJyPOPHOBPHITBS WITH A-iUPHORBIA PILULIFERA, In Bottles at 8/6, rpOOTHACHB! TOOTHACHE X TOOTHACHE Immediate Relief by using EDSON'S M*GIO ESSENCE. In Bottles nt Is. NEVER FAILS. Insect Life is destroyed by the PERSIAN INBECTICIDE (Pyrethrium Rosenm), guaranteed to be tho best procur able In _c London market. For the effectual riddance of Fleas. Mosaul toes, and all othor insect pests, try AICKIN'S INSECTICIDE. Sold In tins at Is Bd each, UTCHER'S PODOPHYLLIN SKIDLITZ POWDKRB, AOHKEAI.LE AND EFFECTIVE! Unequatxhd FOB I Ivbh Disordebbl A Ulwf.li Modo of Administering Podophyllin TBE J.CJ.EC-IC PHARMACY, Jnnellon Pitt and Grey-streets. -TVJUTORAB-OLI.'SPENNYROYAL MJ AND STEEL PILLS.-Tho moat popular modi olneoftheday. Price, 2s _d a box.—Colo nial Agents Sharland te Co., opposite the Post Offloe. 7j EwDKRSON'S SUPERIOR _t_ BAKING POWDER. INVICTA BRAND. MEDICAL HALL, Opposite Three Lampß. Ponsonby, Auckland. RATS I RATS I RATBI-Use SHARLAND'- PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rats eat It greedily, and die; no smell, frioe, One Bhilllng a Bottle. SHARLAND te CO„ oppoaite Post-offioa. SUARLANDS CHERRY PECTORAL, Absolutely the b_t remedy ever made for COUGHS, BBONCBITIt. AND COLDO, Prloe, 2s lid and in 6d a Bottle. * BHARLAND te, CO* opposite Pcst-Dfflw,



J wnr 8-" T>«n a. aT, THOM Ah ' S HALL. I FNTKHI'AI^MK'.T, I Comprising Musicsl, Prnr.-an, & Kh_o3p6rian, On TU.-.-n*Y. Jure 26ih. AD.YIIeSIJN-ONs: SHILLING. OEMUEiiA SOCIAL UfllOlY.' KNrERVAIVMKNT On WKIJNK3DAY. 27th INSTANT, At 8 _.m, __rtS___- B'HE Juvknile Court i&rmWmb, * ze.vi_and.a_ pride. •i 7,-i V i > -A.0.F., wi 1 oelebtateits Annl l_S£_tpr_Srjbp. v.raa.y In the Alexandra-Btraet ra«S'?i^j_-»J8ohoolroom on *Da sßtb llut. )o¥-r«S__J-?I wlt>l a coiree and Concert. V y •'SlajErHHl ,oa on taD'° ttt BSO Pm" mF '->J-_jrsgWo|f9lmetnboij inly. Members of • ,?p\^^BKß^otior Courts ore lenpeotfully lnv, V° 4 tO. ar' nnd at 7-3" n-m.-By order of Com. mittee. KK!iSING. Hon. Sec. to Com- LtOßt and Found. LOST, from Barque Mary Ann Anniton, Boat, painted white, with red bottom, with oars. Any porßon returning ihe same will be rewarded. LOST, a Bmall Gold Compass, with two nr throe Gold Links attaohed.- Finder re warded by leaving flame at SxanO—lbe. ' ONE (£1) POUND REWARD.-Lost, bootwen Meohanioa' Boy and Newmarket, a Purse oon.ain.ng £0 13s and 3 Bilk—vindor will r'o-.lve the above reward by applying to Mrs Brlnrly. Driß-maker, Newmarket. STRAYED, from the Domain, a Brown Pony Mare, blaok points, 13 hands high.— Deliver to Mr Prime. Ka. angabapo Road. Will bo re warded. FOUND, white and brown Dog (Grey hound). Owner csn have same on applica tion, if not claimed iv seven days, win be -Old to defray t-xoonees.—w. Good, Quarry 80-d. —_____ Meetings, © A LODGE ALBION, E.G., DEVON .,v P<J, KJ'-Tno Moithly Meeting of Lodge ni^. on; __"i,wlV .° hnlrt a« «•* LodVe-rooS; Odrlfellowa' Hall, North Shore. THI. tMonoayl KVKNING next, June 25th. at 7.30 o'olook eharn, Xf^'^SSi?*!? a,e Inviiod. By order of the W.M.—CKCII, QARI-NKB. Bee, ~fi lilD-i* LODGE, Wo. 1530, E.O. -Tho lto«uiar Monthly Meetlnj. i%_K will bo held In the Lodge-room, Maaonla / -*-\ Hal.Karangahape Road,TO-MORROW ITneeday) KVKNING. at 7.20 o'cloeklcraolooly. Buf-nesa: Election of W.M., Treasnrer, Tylor, md Auditors, Visiting Hrethren are Invited to tttend.—By command of the W.M.—HKNUY -HAPMaN. P.M., Secretary. T\JEW ZEALAND LOAW AND MER. _1 OAN TILE AGKWIY COMPANY (LIMITBD) Notloe Is hereby given that tho Annual Local -testing of the New Zoaland Loan and M6r tantilo Agoncy Company (Umlted)wlU baheld tt the Offloe of tho Company, at Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the Ith day of July, 1883, at IOOn, FREDK. BATTLEY. Secretary. Auckland, Jane 1.1883. KICKLAYERS' LABOURERS' SOCIKTY.-Tho Quarterly Meeting ot .ho abovo Socioty will bo held at the Working Men's Club on WEDNESDAY, the 27th instant, it 7.30 p.m.—M. Tobin*, Secretary. Board and Residence. OAKD AND RESIDENCE - Single rooms, three doors from Yonng Mon'a Ln.tltute. GOVERNOR UttuvYJ^ci HOTEL, HOBBON-.TRKET. Board md Lodgiwb. 90s. per Week .ingle: Room_, _f_. per Week Ecclesiastical. FEIMITIVE ME I'HODIST CHURCH, WaTEiiVlkW.—Pes Meeting on Wed nesday next, June 27, In roam kindly lent by Mrs Major. Meeting afterwards to arrange for ■roctlon of New ccbool-room. Tea at 6 o'olook, pOSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION. BLUE RIBBON ARMY. The following Meeting, will be held In the Theatric Royal on MONDA V, Juno 25th :— Morning — TEMPKRANCE OUr.Fi.RI.NOE, from 10 to 12. Papers by Revs, W. G. Par sonson and T. Hodgson, Noon—A PRAYiCK Mi-KTING. Afternoon, at 3 o'clock-M & _ TIN G FOB WOMKN. Kvenlng, at 7.30 -MASS MRE TING. Addresses by Revs. W. S. Hotter (Primitive Methodist), Ti VV. Dunn (Presbyterian), A. Held (Wot lcyan), and W. bmalllleld (Aoglloan). The Band of Hopo Onion Choir havo kindly cor.fm.ed to sing several pleoes. Sankey _ Hymns will also be need, [Please bring them with yonj. Adu.lselon—FßßK*. Col'eetlon to defray ex pense.. Dress circle Ticket, (for adults only*, may be obtained nf Mest-rs. VV. tc. Mean, Queen. street; R. French, N« wton ; W. Hogg, New market; C witheford. Parnell; and at " Frea Prefß" Office. blgh-ettvet. &aouonß. TO-MORROW, CLEARING OUT PALE B_. BANANAS ANB PINES ! BANANAS Aau PINES I ' '* L. W. EATON *m, ILL sell by nuction, at his Mart, to« v T morrow (Tuesday), at H o'olook, Balance of Banana. and Pines, ex Pen guin, In prime condition 100 bunches Bananas fi cases Fine. Island and Sydnoy Oranges Apples, Potatoes, and Fowl Wheat All for Positive Sale. JOHN LEYDON] P-DWD. MYDON ' TO-MORROW, at II o'clock a.m. '"'"* MESSRS JOHN & EDWARD LEYDON QAVK received instructions from Mrs Flood, Grocer and Draper, of Victoria street, to boH on hor promises (In ono of Mr W. G, Connelly c), A WELL - SELECTED STOCK OF GROCERIES, consisting of Salmon, Lobster, Jam*>, Sand and Castor Oil. , Vinegar, Piok.es, &c. Also, A SuitaWo Stock of Drapery, consisting ot Children's Clothing, Ladles' Under clothing, Gents' Shirts and Collars. ■so., tec, _tO. . j, to-morrow, ~~~~ At 12 o'clock Noon. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND CARPETS, '_ CASUS TUILET GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING, &0„ &0. R. Ar"tHUR WILL sell by public auction at his Mart, Qaeon-Btreot, To-morrow (Tuea day), at 12 ocloos noon, HOUBEHOLD FUKNirURB, 60.-_ulte (In rep). Largo Bus ols Carpal, Bookoase, Kttohon Dresser, lining Tables, Fonders and Irons. Iron and Wool Bedeteads, Conohea. Cane and Wood Chairs. Perambulators, Hearthrugs, Meat Sales. Chest Dcawcra, Patent Spring Wire Matbass! &.., teo And. . cases Toilet Glasses 2 cases Fanoy Goods 2 cases Clothing 3 rolls Velvet Pilo Carpet 7 Band hawing Machine. -0 Churns . Baddlea and Bridles 1 Piano 2 Musical Boxes I Kit Tools &a, &a, &a. W. S.-COCHRANE. JAS. DACKB "TU O T I C E, THE SALE OP IMPROVED FARM AT TAURANGA HAS BEE.V rOSTrO__D TO WEDNESDAY, JULY 25. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOU, Auctioneers, SATURDAY, JUNE 80, AT 1 O'CLOCK. AVONDALE. FOR SALE (without reserve) on Satur. day next. Juno 30. at ono o'clock, on the farm occupied by W. D, Grant, ■*»«._«-» IDS DAIRY, consisting of 20 Cows (in milk or call) Young Cattle, Horse Spring Cart and Harness Chaff Cutter, Sundries Stack Meadow Hay (about 1. tons. AJSO, The Lease of tho Farm, containing 60 acres, having three ytara unexplred at an annual rental ot £00. ALFRED BUCKLAND, \ {Continttcd on fourth page,)