OFFER DIVORCE CASE.

Jn tho Supremo Court this morning, Mr Jttstico Gillies gavo judgmout as follows on tho petition of Mariannn Offer for divorce from her husband, William John Offer :—This is a petition for dissolution of marriage brought by a wife against her husband on tho ground of adultery accom panied by cruelty on his part. Dissolution of marriage, or divorce, as it is usually culled, may be obtained by a husband on the sole ground of the wife's adultery, but in the case of a wifo, she can only obtain a divorco by proving cruelty by hor husband in addition to his adultery. Why " sauce for tho goose" should not be " sauce for tho gander " also, I have never been able to understand, but such is tho law which I am bound lo administer. The husband has not, appeared to deny tho charges made against him either of adultery or enmity, but as tho ovidenco shows that lie has been desirous of getting free from his marriago bond, I do not, feci justified in inferring confession of guilt from his silence. I feel, therefore, bound to strictly analyse and weigh the wholly one-sided evidence given. The first quest-ion to determine is whether the evidence given proves that the husband has been guilty of adultery. Now. putting aside thoevidencoof tho woman Parker, I am bound to say that the other evidence, though proving very suspicious facts, does not afford satisfactory evidence of his adultery. That ho received women into his shop after his shutters wcro closed, but before his assistants had left, does not, in tho absonco of any evidence of who thoso women wcro, or of their character, neces sarily imply adultory with them. Another suggestion mado on the evidonco of that ''cute" boy that women wero invited to his shop bctweon 1 and 2 in tho afternoon for tho purpose of committing adultery in a portion of tho shop divided oil' only by a curtain so as to form a ladies' measuring and fittingnnd show room, is so grossly im probable as to cast doubt on the other ovi denco ns to tho object of women visiting his shop in tho evening, especially aftor the indignant denial on oath of Mrs King. Tho only really suspicious occasion deposed to is that on which the gas was turned down on a woman's entry and ro-illuminatcd on hor departure. Thon as to his bringing women to his houso during his wife'sabssneo, and bringing thorn y.-hen sho was at homo, refusing to tell hor thoir names, there seems, in absonce of any ovidenco of who thoso women wore or of their character, to bo no ground for accopting that ns nioro than evidence of tho bad terms on which husband and wifo lived. The petitioner at least does not seem at tho timo to havo looked on these facts as suggesting any improper intimacy of her husband with theso women. So also in regard to the introduction and treatment of the "cousin." Al though now evidently inclined to put the worst construction on tho cousinship, the petitioner evidently did not at tho time put a criminal construction on tho intimacy, otherwise she could not for a day have sub mitted to it, and in fact thore is no evidence to justify a belief that, criminal intimacy ex isted between thelmsband and the "cousin." (His Honor referred to tho evidonco that respondent had suffered from syphilitic disease.) Ho continued: But no evidence was given of tho nature of the medicines, injections, or lotions, or tho character of these eruptions on the children, which ovidenco might certainly have been easily obtained where an experienced detcctivo Was employed to get up the case. And in face ot the fact that cohabitation con tinued, and no disease was communicated to ths petitioner, I can only look upon such evi dence as' padding' to the case, and at most a suggestion of the existenco of secondary symptoms, not referable to indicate con jugal infidelity. Thero is, however, direct, positivo, and unshaken evi dence of the woman Parker. Had that woman's ovidenco ' been in any way corroborated, I could have folfc no doubt as to the conclusion I ought to arrive at as to tho husbands adultery. But in tho absence of corroboration, I am confronted with the grave question whether any married man ought to bo adjudged guilty of adultry on the unsupported testimony of any common prostitute who may come for ward. It is I confess a startling proposition that such should be the case. As a lawyer and a judge I feel bound to reject the propo sition, but in this case I am a juryman also, and as a juryman imparting my own know ledge of human nature, looking at the sur rounding circumstances and tho demeanour of the witnoss, and connecting therewith, somewhat illogically I admit, tho suspicions created by tho other evidonco, I come to tho conclusion that I am satisfied that tho respondent was guilty of adultery unknown to and uncondoned by the petitioner. But the question of cruelty still remains. What constitutes legal cruelty is judgc-mudo law. There is no statutory definition of what shall constitute it, and indeed some of our greatest lawyers havo declared it to bo tin definable and dependent on the circum stances of each particular case. I must therefore use my own judgment, aided by the opinions of eminent English judges, as to what ought to be considered cruelty sufficient, in conjunction with adultery, to warrant a divorco. The English authorities seem to show that the cruelty in addition to adultery necessary to warrant a divorco must be such as would, apart from adultery, entitle to a judicial separation ; and that, I think, is reasonable. What was the cruelty proved in this caso? No coarse brutal personal violence cortainly. On the petitioner's own testimony, in 12 years of marria"e life she was thrice struck with the fist and" once kicked, but on only one occa sion showing a slight bruise on the arm, and only on one occasion did sho complain of it to her brother. Then there wore coarso, foul, and abusive epithets systemati cally applied to tho petitioner, and threats of actual violence. Thero was tho constant fault-finding of a woman apparently striving to do hor best to do her duty to and bo in harmony with her husband, but who ovi dontly had spirit enough to "defend her children," and occasionally (if I mistake not hor demeanour) to resent his insults even whilst submitting to them. All those ap pear to have been submitted to_ until the Clowning wrong of the introduction of the " cousin" and the deposition of the wife from her legitimate position as head of the hi me ; and this a wife cannot, and I think ought not to forgive. As to the alleged cruelty, in causing her to apply surgical treatment to his person, I cannot regard that as cruelty, in the absence of evidence of tho disease from which he was suffering. His Honor entered at further length into this question, and continued : —Looking at the acts of alleged cruelty proved they go but a very little way over the line of what must necessarily happen from incompati bility of temper. The latter is not, even coupled with adultery, a legal ground for divorce, nor a ground for judicial separation. But I think that when a man systematically uses foul and abusive language to his wife, strikes her occasionally even in the course of a number of years, and frequently threatens her, and at least with the evident determination of driving her toextremeties, deposes her from the position of mistress of his household to which he promotes another woman whoever that woman may be, h. is guilty of cruelty sufficient to warrant in tho case of that only a judicial separation, and in case of that combined with proved adul tery, to entitle the wife to divorce. I con fess that I have had great difficulty in coming to this conclusion in the present case on account of the imperfection of the evidence on both branches of the caso ; but I think that I am administering the law as well ns doing right between the parties ill granting tho rule viA for dissolution of marriage. Rule granted, with cusls.

To the Editor: Sir,—Will yuli kindly allow me space lo call attention to the in different mannor in which the J.P's. of the colony on the Auckland toll treat tho public ? The Bench is supposed to bo ornamented by these functionaries at 10 a.m., yet it is in variably either ten minutes or a quarter to eleven boforo they make their appearance, and the bulk of the work falls upon ono, viz., Mr F. L. Prime, who presides three times out of the four to any other one. A fe<" mornings ago it was nearly 11 o'clock before ho appeared, and after dis posing of several " drunks " and waiting for twenty minutes for the arrival of another J.P. to hear an indictablo offence, the Court had to be adjourned till 12 noon, because no other J.P. could be found, and, as stated by Mr Napier, thero wero a number of witnesses in attendance who resided at the Wade and wore anxious to return by tho steamer that afternoon. In the first place, a Judge of the Supreme Court takes his seat punc tually to time ; but of course the R.M. and J.P.s are in their wisdom superior to Judge Gillies, and the little court is not to be «uided by the superior. If the honour of bbing a J.P. is to be treated as an empty one, the sooner it i<t publicly recog nised as such the better; but if it .3 to be regarded as an honour, let those who reckon it as such discharge their public duty as expected. I for one hopo that the choice of J.P.s will speedily be relegated to the people, and then wo may succeed in securing men able and willing to do that duty the State has a right to look for at their hands.—Yours, &c, Edwakd A. Dbury.

THE NOMINATIONS.

AUCKLAND.

To-morrow, tho nominations takes placo in tho following districts: — Auckland North, Parnell, Waitomata, Franklin North, and Rodney. The nominations in the other local electorates tako place chiefly on the following day (Wednesday, 16th instant). Bay he lijlanns.^-Nomination to-day. the show of hands was:—Hobbs, 2(j; Gannon, 3 : McKenzic, .". New Plymouth. — Messrs. T. Kelwy, E. M. Smith, .-nil Samuel C. Brown were nominated to-day. Takakaki.—Messrs. R. Trimble, T. Ragloy, and J. Colesby have been nomi nated lor this scat. Timakii.—Messrs. R. Turnbull and E. G. Kerr were nominated for the House of Representatives today. There was gre.it excitement, large crowds.and long speeches. The show of hands was in favour of Mr. Turnbull. A poll was demanded. East Coast.—Messrs. S. Locko, W L. Rees, T. W. Porter, and A. Graham were nominated to-day for the East Coast Elec torate. Mr Rees' indictment against Mr Locko comes on for hearing on Wednesday. If Mr Looko is acquitted it is understood Hint Messrs Graham and Porter will retire, leaving the contest between Messrs. Locke and Rees, Wei.unuton. —The nomination for Te Aro took placo to-day, when tho following were nominated : - .Messrs C. J. Johnston, P. 11. Eraser, J. O'Shea, E. Shaw, and J. 11. Shaw. The show of hands was declared in favour of Mr Johnston, and a poll was demanded. Wairauai-a North. — Messrs George licet hum and W. W. 'McArdlo wei;o nomi nated. Tho show of hands was in favour of Mr l^cetham. A poll was demanded. Hokitika.—To-day Messrs Beran Clarko and Fitzgerald wero nominated. The show of hands was in favour of Mr Fitzgerald, and a poll was demanded. : Kelson.—At tho nominations for Motueka Messrs. J. Kerr and R. Hursthouso wore proposec'. Tho show of hands was in favour of the latter, and a poll was demanded.

THE CHARGE AGAINST LOUD ST. LEONARDS.

At the Central Criminal Court, London, on 23rd May, tho Right Hon. Edward Burten shaw Sugdon, Lord St. Leonards, was placed, upon his trial beforo the Recorder for an indecent assault upon n. young woman named Emma Colo. Tho defendant has been in custody since his committal, and was brought up as an ordinary criminal. Mr 0. Matthdtt's, Mr Keith Frith, and Mr Black well appeared for tho prosecution, and Mr Klward Clarke, Q.C., and Mi ll rain wero aounsol for the defendant. The defendant, who was stated in the calendar to bo lit! years cf ago, pleaded not guilty. Mr C. Matthews briefly opened the caso to thejury, and said that thedefendnnt, who was commonly called Lord St. I_eonards, was charged with violently assaulting a young woman named Emma Colo, and but for the rank of the prisoner the caso was one of a very ordinary description, and tho facts lay in a very narrow coinpats. Tho prosecu trix would tell her own Btory, and which would be corroborated in several important particulars. Emma Colo said that she lived at No. 12, Victoria Road, Twickenham, and was domestic servant to a gentleman named Crawford. She had only seen the defendant once before tho 6th of May, when tho assault was committed, and sho had never spoken to him before thatday. On theeven ing of tho 6th May she was at homo, and a man named Dcttmar was at work in the garden. Hor master and mistress had gone out, and she was alono in the house, when there was a knock and ring at tho door, and on opening it she saw Lord St. Leonards, who inquired if her master and mistress were at home, and sho told him they were not. He appeared to be intoxicated, and she tried to shut the door, but he prevented her by placing his foot insido, and ho suc ceeded in getting into the house. Ho then asked for a pieco of string to tio up a dog, which he said he had just bought fur halfa crown. She was about to get a pieco of string for him when he caught hold of her by tho loft breast and acted indecontly lo her. She tried all sho could to got away from tho defendant, and after a short struggle she succeeded in getting away from him, and the man Deltninr nindo his appearance. What she had described took place in the private parlour, and after sho got away from the defendant she went downstairs, and at the sumo moment she heard Dettmar say that they did not keep string there for dugs. The defendant then loft the house and returned in about livo minutes, and asked for his pipo, and a clay pipo which ho had left in tho parlour was given to him. When her mistress returned home she made a complaint to her, and on tho following day sho was examined by a doctor, and slio showed bruises on her left breast. Cross-examined : Sho had been in Mrs Crawfurd's service a fortnight when this happened. Beforo that she had been in a situation at Stoke Nowington, but she did not bolieve that Mr Crawfurd mado any in quiries there about- hor. At one time she used to work for a Mrs Giles, and sho used to walk about with a girl named Alice Long, but sho was not aware that this girl used to walk tho streets. She had walked out with different men in an evening. While she was in hor placo at Stoke Nowington a complaint was made of her stopping out all night, but this was in consequence of her having lost tho train. Sho did not toll her mistress that she had been taken to a bad house. She stayed out all night on two occasions. They were two nights following, nnd she did not like to go homo after tho first night. She left tho situation at Stoke Nowington to get married, and she introduced a man to her mistress as her intended husband. She did not know what had becomo of this man. She knew a man named Wiggins, but she had never been on intimate terms with him. A man named Wiggins was here brought into Court, and tho witness said he was the man referred to. Cross-examination continued: Witness had not been a virtuous woman, and she had been intimate with a man, but it was a long time ago when this occurred. She would swear that sho had never been on intimate terms with a great many other men. She had heard Mrs Crawfurd called Mrs Knowles.. When she saw Lord St. Leonards on tho Sunday before the occur rence it was late at night—half-past ten o'clock at night. Mrs Knowles was in her dressing-gown, and there was some ques tion about his being admitted. He re mained in the parlour with Mr and Mrs Crawfurd until twelve o'clock at night. The man Dettmar was in the garden all the time tho struggle was going on between her and the defendant. Sho did not scream because she was struggling to get away. Samuel Crawfurd said that the prosecu trix, Emma Cole, was in his employ. All ho knew of the defendant was by meeting him on Sunday at Eel Pie Island, when the defendant came to his house with him. Witness invited Captain Scott, Mr Wootton and some others to come to his house, as it was only tono'clock, butthe others declined. Ho wished the prisoner " Cood night;" but the latter said, " You asked me to have a drink," and witness then said, " Come on." The correct name of Mrs Crawfurd was Mrs Knowles. Lord St. Leonards stayed at the house until about two o'clock. Both Mrs Knowles and the servant tayed up. Havo you ever had rooms in Clifford's Inn? No; and know no one theie. Mr Lay is a personal friend of mino. He is not conducting this prosecution. I took it out of his hands yesterday, and instructed Sir St. John Wontncr. Have you heard of any suggestion to "settle" or " square " this matter ?—I have heard of such a thing. Did you hear that Mr Lay had suggested it?-No; I heard it was the other way about, and that Captain Scott had offered Mr Lay a sum to keop the matter out of Court. Re-examined by Mr Matthews': The girl had conducted hcrsolf properly while in his service. ; Other witnesses were examined for the prosecution, but none were called for the defence. Despite the damaging facts elicited re garding tho girl's character, and the eloquent defeneo of Mr Clark, Q.C., the Bench convicted the accrue!, and ordered him to be brought up for sentence in June. By cable we nave since learned that the acciiced was sentenced to six weeks' im prisonment, but as he had already been in custody for that period' he was released on the rising of the Court.

TELEGRAMS

Fatal Accident.

Wkstpout, this day,—John McCormick, whilo coming down tho Koranui Coal Com pany's incline this morning, was caught by a loaded truck and killed.

Another Fire.

Last night a house belonging to Mr Gct tydc was destroyed by fire. Insurance: £400 ill the Equitable Office. The origin of the fire was purely accidental.

Dpnedin, this day.—The authorities of the First Church have received cable advice of the appointment of Rev. Gwawtor, of Glasgow. It is thought the name has boon mis-spelt.

An Electioneering Charge.

(To the Editor.)

Sin, —My attention having just been drawn to a ietter from Louis Coombo, I shall feol obliged if you will allow me spuco to reply to the charges therein unjustly made against Mr Peacock, candidate for Newton, and this company. Coombe, whilst in the employ of this company, had the misfortune tc loso one of his arms through his own neglect in not taking necessary precautions while at work among the machinery. The company gave him a gratuity of £50, and paid all tho expenses of his removal from Mercury Ray to the Hospital in Auckland, amounting to £10 more, which, considering the circumstances of the case, was very liberal. Upon his re covery he applied foremploymentas unginccr at the mill, but us such a position requires a man possessing all his faculties, and his former position being filled, the manager of the company could not comply with his re quost. The Chairman, Mr Peacock, and the other directors, commiserating bis circum stances, recommended that he be given em ployment suited to his crippled condition, and he wus appointed time-keeper. He might have retained that position, but after somo months, presuming upon his infirmity, he grossly insulted the manager, and was dismissed in consequence, Coombes's state ment that tho majority of the directors wished to reinstate him in his former posi tion is tot-illy untrue. Tho above being tho actual facts of tho case.—l am, &c, Ben.i. Gilmer, Secretary Mercury Bay Timber Company (Limited). Fort Street, 12th July, ISS4.

ARRIVAL OF THE ARAWATA.

The s.s, Arnwata, Poplinm, arrived to-day nt 1.30 p.m. Slic loft Melbourne on Uiu 2ml inst., at noun, arrived at Bluff on the 7th inst., at 9.30 a in., willed at Port Cbulmers on tlie Bth. l.yttcl ton tlie 10th, Wellington tlie Utli, Nnplor the 12th, aiaborne the 18th, taking her departure from lader port same dtty at noon, und arriving at wharf as above. On the const t> Gisbornc hud fresh X. ami N.K. winds and head seas, t'roin Gisbornc to Kiißt.Cnpe hud fresh notherly winds, and from thence till arrival had fresh westerly winds and line weather. Passengers : —Saloon: Mr mid .Mrs llonnv o i, Xrand Mrs Pnttlson, Mr and Mrs liovnn, .Mrs .1. M. Krnser and chilil. Mrs Hoggs and oliild. Mrs Oxenhttin and 2 children, Mrs Kjkos, Mrs Uannay, Misses lteyn-ilds, McKenzic, Field, t.hatlleld Steven son. Carlylc, Corbctt, Wlllctts, Major Tesdali, Captain Mclvonzie. Messrs Inglis, W. V. Pater sou, V. Turrull, J. l£in(f. Greenwood, Forbes, Clint Held, Taylor, Pope, J. 11. Hrownc. Janus Sidoy, O. Maddlsou. l_o\v. Weber. J. It, Hcolt, 15_iry, Rev. W. K.Rico, J. S. Hill. J. Thorpe, mid SU steerage. We aro indebted toMr Robert Guy, purser, for press parcels, &c.

To tho Editor : Sir,—ln reading your paper of Saturday'^ date, I was much sur prised at a paragraph signed "J.G.," stating that I sent in a report to the effect tlmt tho horses of the Northern Omnibus Company wore in a bad condition. Now, sir, 1 beg to give this a Hat denial, as the horses aro in splendid condition and well looked after. The facts of tho caso are as fellows:—l was requested to give the market value of the Company's horses, which I did in my report. Nothing was said by mo about the condition of the hor. cs in that report. Also, 1 should like to know wko furnished the report that ap peared in the Star of Wednesday's date, stating that tho horses were in a miserable conititiou.—Yours, truly, Jostl'H CI.AUi. Tho following sales were made at the Shiiremarket to-day :—Deop Level Cross, Is Id ; Prince Imperial, from 28s to .los (id ; Caledonian Low I_evel, 9d ; Hand of Friend ship, 2s 5d to 2s 7d. At tho Domain on Saturday, the Auck land v. Albert match was a draw, oach side scoring a try. That for Auckland by O'Connor was disputed, so that tho result of tho match is really in doubt. Grafton defeated Nowton by eight points to nil. T. Whiteside scored a goal from a difficult mark, and Ryan and Shicls obtained trios. Ponsonby was beaten by North Shore, tho scores being 5 points to 2. Sims obtained a try lor North Shore, and converted it into a goal, while the try fur Ponsonby wos scored by White side. Tho parnell v. Manukau match was stepped, one of tho Manukau mon biting Hart's (Parnoll) ear nearly off. Tattersall's defeated True Blues on Surrey Hills by 5 points to nothing Motmock obtained a fry for the victors, and Johnson converted it into v goal. Tho Town Clerk notifies by advertise ment that all rents due to the late Domain Board aro in future to bo paid at the City Treasurer's office, and that all communica tions in reforonco to tho Domain require to be sent to his office Supplies of any ; description require ordors to accompany accounts for pay moot. It will be remembered that, an action Was recently brought in the District Court by Robert Barlow, the oapturcr of the Maori murderer, Winiata, to recover from tho Onchunga Building Society Trustees £120 of hi- reward, which ho had entrusted to his mother, and which she had deposited with.the society prior to her death. Judgo Smith gavo judgment in the case to-day, ordering the refund of the money by tho trustees, and also tho payment of costs by them.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. MONDA^, JULY 14, 1884



. Chmstchubuh, this day.—Hon. E. C. J. Stevens has given £150 of his honorarium to the Benevolent Aid Society, and the balance to Avonside Sick and Needy Fund.



" BUCHU PAIBA."-Quick, oumiil.t. mini, nil .iin,.yln_ THE SNAKE ROOT REMEDY tor RHEUMATISM awd GOUT.-Tme CIMICIFUOA (ACTEK Racemosai OB Black SNAKE ROOT has been long celebrated AS A RHEUMATISM REMEOt. THIS PREPARATION IS THE MOST CERTAIN IN ITS EFFECTS, ANO RARELY FAILS TO ArFORD RELIEF OR EFFECT A CURE. Bs. >ER BOTTLE, AT MCMtt'S. TWt v\. kw» KZ'i: ' opvosw i'wu*. or hi. *a«tt« si. Meetings. A UCKLAND INSTITUTE. The ordinary Monthly Meeting will be held in the Museum Buildings, Princes-street, on MON DAY, tho 11th inst., at a quarter to 8 p.m., when the following Papers will bo read :— 1. Notes on the Pselaphidro of Now Zealand. by Captain T. Broun. 2. The Curse of Charily, by E. A. Mackech nie, Esq. , ,„ _ 3. Notes on Geyser Eruptions and Terrace For mations, with photographio illustrations. by J. Martin. F.G.S. T. F. CHEEBEMAN, Secretary. B.H U. CHOIR. — NOTICE TO • MEMBERS. — The usual Fortnightly Rehearsal will be held in the Union-street Wes loyan School-room, on WEDNESDAY Noxt, at 7.30' p.m. A full attendance is requested. Im portant business.- Rothcrham and Dickenson, Secretaries. ■VTOTICE TO BRICKLAYERS. The Quarterly and Special Meeting will be held nt tbe Working Men's Club, Darby-street, onTUKSDAY Evening, lothinst. All Members requested to attend.—By order, THOMAS O. KOPER, President. nVTEW ZEALAND SEAMEN'S UNION, JiS AUCKLAND BRANCH. Special Meeting at tho British Hotel, MON DAY, llth, at 7.3' p.m., when Mr Dodson, Presi dent Of the Now Zealand Seamen's Union will Address the Meeting. All Members aro re quested to attend. Business ot importance. , ED. ELLISON, Secretary. A LEO'S CONSULTATION. • LIST No. I, ON THE MELBOURNE CUP, 1884 2,000 IN VE3 I*OUS AT £1 EACH. To be divided as follows: Firet-Horsn M>WO I fecomi Home »*' ThlVd Horse „:. „•• }}" Starters and Non-Starters (Divided).. UOO Total fi'iOO" It is particularly requested that kakly avhu c ition for Shares will lie made, as No. I last w 11 be opened immediately this one is tilled. lle-ults will be forwarded to Subscribers im mediately aftc Drawing. ,_„„.,,_ Any Subscriber draw nig a Horse can invest in No 2 List to the amount of Four Pounds without further payment, that amount to be deducted from prize money. - • The Drawing will bo conducted by o Com mitlec, to which tho Press will be Invited to by Letter only, enclosing Two St amps, with exchange on Cheques, or by Money Order, Bank Notes, or Drafts. Registered Letters or Telegrams will not on any account be received. II Bank Notes are sent, please use two envelopes, one sealod and placed inside tho olhor P.O. Orders preferred when procurable. It will greatly expedite business if unaddrcsßed envelope i 3 e'.iclo.-cd with application. ■ Should It be deemed lelvisuMc after Accept ances arc published to re arrange Programme So. _. the same will be notified by circular and A. LEO, cave ALFRED KlDtt 3ho*land-street, o. Box 237, Po3t-offlce, Auck land.



IHedical. ""'"' UST E N w! GARDNER, M.P.C.", Eng., Pharmacist, Family Chemist, and Surgeon Dentist (Itegistored), DEVONPORT. Dr. St..U-1-U attends North Shoro Pharmacy at 10 a.m. daily. TyST PARKINSON, DEVONPORT". Hours of Consultation at lilb residence Vic toria-street—Morning, 9to 10; Afternoon, Ito . Evoning, 7 to!). l>ELiEf from Cough in fen Minutes.— JLV SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL. Price 28 fid and Is 6d F.-C. Sharland, opposite ho Post-Ofllcg. . 0 A T S ! X AT S ! HATS !-Use JL\l SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE, Ruts cat it greedily, and die : no smell. Price, One Shilling a Bottle F. C. SHARLAND, opposite Post-office, CTHOOTHACHE CUKE. — Instantaneous £ Itol.of-ODONTALUIC.-18 per bottle- F. C. SHARLAND, oppotiito Post-ollice. TiF. AHNOIiD'S PENNY ROYAL ._..* AND STEEL PILLS.—Tho most popular medicine of the day. Price 2s (id a box.—Colo nial \gent, F. C. Siiari.ano, opposite the Post offlco. 0 R M ». 4 V All children snlTcr tiom tlicm. il jiuipeciiid. .isk for the Cnrtain Ctr .. SH A f.LAND'S WORM POWDERS, Is pneke . Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-office. YTIOLENT Kagin» Toothache is in V nearly every instance instuntanoously cured by using Odoutalgicon. the new remedy, Is.—C. W. Goodsun, London Arcade ; JOSELENE yon tub HAlß—This el. ii X gant priipariit.ion completely eclipar,: rj iii'iiolc of a similar kind now bei'un pin.ln:. — Prion, Is lid it boltle,—Shaklano ' -ill.eciiri.-B' Hull. TG. HE N DE""It""S ON ■" S • CHERRY PECTORAL. 2s fid and Is 6d per bottlo. To bo had only at Medical Hall, Ponsonby, opposite Throo Lamps. Tenders. HOSTITALS AND LUNATIC ASYLUMS. SUPPLY OF DRUGS, ETC. Tenders for Supplying the above to tho Colonial Asylums and Hospitals, for a period of one year from the date of contract, uro in vited by tho undersigned. General conditions may ho obtained at the Hospitals sitpatu in Auckland, Wellington, I'hristchureh. and Duncdin. Tenders (piarked "Tender for Drugs, &c."l to ho fin-warded to this Department, Government Buildings, Wellington, not later than the :il3t August, ISSI. G. VV. GRARHAM. M.D., Inspector. mOBVIL D E R S. Fresh Tenders are invited for AlteratiDns and Add i lions to Residence at A vondalo ; receivable up lo noon of Tuesday, July 22, at our Offices, Oueeii-strcel. _ ''■ "ICItA I'ATH fc SON. Architects. m O " B U I L D E R "si Ti-iidi'rsnre invited until Noon of WEDNES DA V, ?Snl inst., for tho Kroctlon ofThreo Shoiis in lliibaou-street (brick or concrete!. F. W.GRKY, Architect. g.-yj. Ijiieen-streel. m~T) B U 1 L D E it s. Tenders will be received up to noon on WED NESDAY, the 23nl Instant, for the Erection of a Family Rcsidonco at Roniucra. Plaus, &c, nt our Offices. Queon-strcoct. EDWD. MAHONEY & SON, Architects rf.ENDERS close on WEDNESDAY, 1 Kith, nt noon, for Houso at Mount Eden. Timber provided if wanted, Plans and specifi cations with A. Ixirie opposite St Barnubus's Church. Mount Eden Road. Continued on Flr»t PiMte Advertisements Late for Classification FOUND, a Fox Terrier. -If not claimed within (7) seven dnys, will bo sold to defray oxponscs.—Apply Star Olllce. "|T»OI4 SALE, onell h.p. engine, and .r boiler (combined); engine, 7jin. cylinder, IL'in. stroke ; boiler, 7ft. x lift, li in. m diameter ; lilted with 10 Field tubes; steam and water gauges, safety valve, _£c.: on strong wrought iron foundation; complete. Apply to It. 11. Yeoman, Albert Hoik-r_Works, Albert-street. YYTANTED TO LET, a Room, suitable II for respectable female. Apply Star Olllce- "IYTANTED, a useful Girl to mind V V children and assist in tho house- Apply Mrs Cameron. Church-street, Ponsonby. WANTED, activo Men and Boys "to sell the "Electors War Cry."-N. G. Lennox, 100, (Juccn-strcct. \\fANTKD, n first class \'*t Hand"; >V also, a feller; could learn tho trude- Apply J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria-street. "IKTANTED, by n rosyioctable, middle V V aged Man, a Situation as Cook and Housekeeper to one or morn single gentlemen; wages not so much ait object oh a comfortable hoinc.-N.L., Star Olllce \\r ANTED, a Hirl for tho BookfolilinK and Sewing. .- Apply to Win. Leys. Boiikbinilcr, etc.. Wyuilhiiiii street. WANTED, a Situation for a respectable Lad, l.'i years of age in a slore or light business: country preferred. — Apply J. 8., Olnhuhu. \\f ANTED,"a good General Servant.— VV Apply to Mrs Drysdalo, Gothic llotlßC Grey-street. ANTED, a respectable Lad ; cino"who" can read and write—Apply to T. 11. Kecsliig. Watchmaker, Victorla-st. East, ANTED, Pomalo Servant,.—Apply to alius Keening. Princes-street. WANTED, Smart, Boy to carry parcels. —Apply J. Smith, Draper, Uueen-st. BLACK Ottoman, Gros Grain and Broche Silks, and Black French Satins reduced tolltsfid por yard, fotmor »rico 17s fid. Those Goodsnro the host In Auckland, and the ouulliy cannot bo procured olsowhore Send for pnt tnrns.-J. M. McLaughlan, 222, Queen street., W" _ANTED, a Waiter and Barman. Male Cooks, Women Cooks. Cook, I-itundress, 10 Generals, Housemaid and Waitress (hotel), &a>- Mrs Whltcombo's Registry. QEALSKIN by tho Yard in Black and IO Brown at half prlco; bought at auction for half English cost.—J. M. McLachlnn, 222, Queen street ' •_ S"~EAL JACKETS at £3 10s, made to measure; worth £10; cannot be dis lillgulbhcd from tho genuine article—J. M, McUichlan. 222. Queen-street. lI>KIVATE Board and Kesideneo for Single Gentlemen, double or singlo rooms; ncur G.P.0.; ISs per week.—Apply AY. I). llallen. ('iiiilectioncr. Quceu-atrcet. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION LIBRARY. - NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.—Just Added: General Gordon in China(2 vols.). Boat Voyages, Tim's Troubles, Book of Boyhoods (capital for working boys); Talks with Young Men. by Dr. Davidson ; Sun days WellSpont, Records of Remarkablo Events, Life of Peter the Great, Miss Wurboiso's .Select Works. Mrs Henry Wood's Latest -Works, &c. &c Library hours, Noon till 10 p.m. Terms, 2s fid per quarter. QU6AII LOAF S T O R a. T. HILL Bogs to inform the public uf Auckland ih.it. h» him secured the services of MR T. HOLLAND. 0, the late firm cf Holland and Forfeur. Ol,l> CUHTn.JK.H3 OK H. AM) F. WII.I. HKCEIVK KVEKY ATTKKTWI! 11V THANSI'KItiKINO Tin.iv i'atkowauk to HILL'S SUGAR.I.OAF STOKE, WELLKSI.KYSTRKET Ctirncrof Elli'ilt street lopponitu Ahbott'B Opera House). Goods delivered free to all parti: of the town, to the shipping, train*, and ti'iini cars (when they start). • ~7~* t^OR NORFOLK IS ydSFte^ AA LAND AND NOUMEA. 1 -"^j|_|EEll__lSF Tlie Schooner ORPHEUS t^l "Imi -•"' sail ns above on: op about \ Y. 17thinst. For freight or pnsaago apply lo M. NICCOL. Agent. July 11, 18SI. T' i UXBAM TO WADEIRd j^S^A O PUIIOL-'Wio S.s. TAM j^MLjmEML*fVSHA NTER will lcavo as IffiMWraffmjT' 1 r- (weather permitting); — KHSt ' JULY. From Auokland to Wade: 14-Monday, a p.m. 18-Friday, 10 a.m. Wade to Auckland : 11—Monday, 10 p.m. 10-Saturduy. 3 p.m. Auckland to Puboi: 16-Wednesday. i a.m. Pulioi to Auckland: 17—Thursday, 1 p.m. Orders and Small Parcels to be left at X MoKcown's, Queen-st. Wharf, or W. S. Whitloy. Queen-Bt. Not responsible for goods or parcels without shipping note. n. K»NKS.] [R. C. CAKB.] [B. IJ. TONKS. WEDNESDAY, JULY l(j, At 12 o'clock. FIXTURES AT THE STORES LATELY OCCUPIED BY MR E. LEWIS AND MESSRS OPENHEMIER, CUSTOM STKEET. B. TONES & CO. WILL sell on Wednesday, ,at 12 o'clock noon, THE WHOLE OF THE FIXTURES IN THE TWO WAREHOUSES. , m/TACKY, LOGAN, STEEN AND CO. will CLOSE their Warehouse TO-MORROW (Tuesday) AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock, in con sequence oJ ft death in connection with the firm,



Wanted. WANTED, a Respectable, Trust worthy Person as inolhor's help • '"hristian preferred.—Apply Mrs James Cook Mount Eden Road. W" ANTED, a Respectable Girl as Gen oral fo.-vant.—Mrs Lyons, Day utroct, oirHcrcsford-strcct, W ""ANTED, a Strong Boy to ojion oys ters; good wages to a good hand.—Apply to D. Rubie, West Queen-street. ANTED, a respectable Boy, age about II or 15; one willing to loom the trade preferred.—Apply to G. If. Marsdun, corner ol Chapel and Durham streets. WANTED, Strong Crane for quarry; new or second-hand.—State particulars tc Messrs Gittc, Tanners, Wyndham-slrcet; oi John Aspinall. Fornlelgh-strcet. VSTANTF I), a Governess for tho country, ? ?. to teach l.nglish, French, Music, and Drawing.--Apply before noon to Mrs W.T.Bali, Mount Eden Road, Girls to Help in House- V V work, work for Char and Washerwomen, Scrvunls of all kinds.- A, McLcod's Registry, St. Mary's itoad, Punsmihy. V\/"a"NTED, a Shop and Room near to V V (Jueen-sl root.—State particulars, "Bed ford," Stau Olllce. V\rANTED, a Young 1 ady to mind a Vl baby: one lo bleep at home preferred.— Ap:ly Mr. W. J. Evans, French Bakery, Hob no ik. i roeL_ WANTED, a Third Cook for steamer.— Apply between 7 and 8 o'clock this even in--', at Williama's, Fishmonger, Qucon-slrect Wlialt_ WANTE D, a Good SfoutTsukcr. --Apply at once at D. Grubb's, Newton. \\ f ANTE D, a Boy about 16 to Ride out VV for Orders — Apply Bond Bros., Butchers, North Shore YXTANTED, a Good Joiner.—Apply to VV E. Mills. Wclleslcy-street West. VST ANTED, a Medical Man for tho YT Country. Further particulars utKldd'.i ConimerciulHotol. WANTED, a~ Situation by "S'oung Woman in a small family;,is careful, trustworthy; has not been at service tn town before—Address E.8.C., Stau Olllce. YVTANTED, Lessons in a good system V V of Shorthand—Send specimens, tcrniß, &c, lo StonoH, Stau Ofllce \\7aSTBD, a smart, active Lad, used to V V horsos.—Apply Stau Olllce sharp this evening. p WANTED, a good Cook ; one who will assisfln the laundry preferred,—Apply any day bulwcon the lu,urs of 10 and 2 to Mrs D, H. (irtucksliunk, Critigliall, Rcuiueiu. "\SrANTED, a Needlewoman, and to YY usilst ill housework.— Apply Mrs Edward Isaacs, Buona Vista, Eden Crescent. \\rANTED, a (.oodlTeneral Serviiiit" V t Ai)]ily to Mrs Bailey, N'olson-.-strcut near the Gas Works, \\r ANTED, a lirst,class ( Jonoral Servant; ? V goiid wages. Apply Mrs Clinyce, Park Road, Grafton Road. Xtf AN 'PR D, by Young Man, Situaiion If us Baniiau in Country Hotel; ha.-, I. ad 1" years' experience, and j,- ( ,od refereiiccs as tn sobriety mid litmcsty.- ,Address 11. Rolhy, Auckland Poat-ulUoo. V.y A NTI.D, Pun;liasci 7f07 'iJ, SliaroTiii T f Northern Bootnnd Shoe Manufacturing C'limpauy (l.iniitcdl.--Apply, Hinting highest price for Kline, to AI.A., >.'|'aii Ollice \\T ANTED, Lady Boardor ; terms,"only > V 12s (Id per week ;or Furnished Bedroom t_ let. —Apply for address to Mrs Walker, Gi-ueei-, Newton Road. YE/ ANTED, -I or 5 Gentleman Boai-ders ; Vy piano, plunge and shower bath. Terms moderate.—Mrs Watson, Jervols House, Wei lesley-Btrecl West, Stau Olllce YSTANTEI), l.uyors tor Prime Corned T V Beef at 2J.1; in 10d.200.and 3001b barrels.- G. Iliiline. Butcher. (Jjucen-strcct. "\JI_T ANTED, by a respectable Person, v It Baby to nurse; refcronce given.— Address "E.D.," care W.J. Watts, Onehuiigo. "YITANTED, Employment, by.a Cariien- V V ter (married); good workmu...—Addre* S.A., Stau Olllce YSTANTED, h'nJ>il_- for Cliirpcntows- und YY Uuililcr.s' Drawing Class, held at the V.M.C.A. on Tuesday and Friday Evenings, at 7.1.1. for particulars apply at Class-room, to It. Mackay Fripp. "WANTED TO" LEND, 1150 or tiliOon V V Freehold Property.—lnquire, by hitter, tn "S.v.."Stau Ollice. "W A 1- "i °"° or *vvo gentlemen V V Boarders. Ccinforlable liiiinc; terms iiHsliriile--Ap|ilyW.ll. Young, Grocer, Ron sonby Road. A\ r ANTED, everyone buying Ulankels V V in ki-i; the splendul bhiiw mid good valuo to l-e obtained at London House from l.s lid to 21i; i ueli.- James Scillt, 1/unilon House, Victoria and Nclson-Blrecls, Auckland. ANT^_D, the Electors of Ts'ewton to V know that their volo and interest nro respeclfnliy solicited at Iho Cheapest Shop for General Grocker es. Farm, Dairy and Garden Produce, adjoining Pressor's Bout Shop, Kara llgallilpo Road. \\f ANTED to Purchase, on easy tonus, V I nsrtiotited Cottage with garden, near Newton or Mount Eden.- Address A.8.. care of MrK. Wood. Syiuonde-strcct Auckland. YJkTANTED, Evcryono to Know that ?V Several Small Farms, Wiilkomiti. !l miles friiin Auckland, will be sold al W. How-den's Marlon Itith Instant, at Noon, by R. C. Greenwood. Auctioneer. \\ WANTED '"'KNOWN,- siiiall-Fiirm7, VV Waikiiiiiili, will b-sold al W. Iluwilen s Mint, i.iueen street, on Weilncsdnv. Pith lust., by I. C. Greenwood. ..ueliuneer. \\,' ANTI.i'T""I<NO\VN—A Mangle for >> Hale Apply at Iho Stau qilbv. \ \f A NTEI) KNOWN--1 "am a I'lircliiwer Y» of Maori and Island tillrie.itics.- Eric Craig, Princes-street. \"\/ ANTEII, to Purchase 40 Acres or > 1 less, with House, Orchard, ;. c. not inure tliun about 20 miles from Auckland, with access by steamer, rail, or good road.—Address, willi ilc.orijitiim and piice lo A.1;., care of Mi- Mil iieHc^^mJ]ojjel, J AjuckJaml : \\7 ANTED —When you aro in Hobson- V V street call and sco the largo und choico stock of Mesglcl und Bunnockburu Tw\eds, for the pi'osenl season, at Miniro and Milligan's. \irANTED TO SELL, a largo quantity V V of Orcuu Cats.—Apply Star Olllce VtrANTFII" l.OOOlVatclicß niuTuiocks YY to Clean and Ropair, nt T. Nutsford's, Watchmaker, Victoria .street (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 months. VVTANTED SEEN,-The fresh Bargains Vl in New Furniture including Painted Wood Chairs, 3s 3d; Cane-seated Chairs, also 3s ;id ; grunil line of Grecian Cane-seated Chairs, Ik Oil: Rocking Chairs, with arms (canc-scalcil), 16s; nice lot of Arm Chairs. I!s (Id; Folding Chairs (carpet-seated), 5s (Id; Children's Rocking Chairs, lis. Withstands, Gs lid : CofTcc Tables, 5s Gd; Gipsy Tables, Ss (id; Loo Tables, IDs (oval): do. (round), 21s; Kitchen Tables, lis, 10s, lis; Chests of Drawers, 2is ; Colonial Couches, 7s; Stretchers, (is; handsome stutl'ed Cnairs, 10s ; stalled Arm Chairs. 31s; handsome Spring Couches, 38s.—At Dunipier's Largo Furnishing Shop, Hobson-street. \&r ANTED KNOWN — Roys' Veloci- V 7 pedes, 20s each ; an enormous fresh lot of Now Novels. Is lid each ; Japanese Cabinets, Is lid Piieh ; White-handled and other Riveted Hair Brushes, lid; large Comic Yankee Pictures, 3d; Frumcd I'liromos, (id and 'M : a splendid line of Framed Pictures, is ouch ; another grand lot of Brown Teapots, (id. !kl, and Is; grand la rife cheap variety of Tinware; splendid Oystct Knives, fid; good Door Mats, 2s 3d; striped Carpet, Is; Table Oilcloth, U yard wide, Is; Stair Oilcloth, Gd ; Looking Glasses (plate). Sd; Iliuid.omo Fancy do. Is; Swing do, ta fid ; Bed room Toilet Seta, 7s 3d; Soup Plates. 8d ; Bread Knives. 3d and Id; Zinc Buckets. Is; Japanned Spittoons, Is; Japanned Slop Pails, 3s 3d ; Glass Cream Jugs, Id; Glass Sugar Bii3ins, fid; &c, at Dunipier's Hobson-street Shop. YVTANTED, Evory Elector in tlie II Colony to read "Tho Electors' Wat Cn,'' a most startling Book on Land and Poverty. Peruse it carefully before promising your votn or approaching the polling tiooth. Is now published. Price, One-Penny. WANTED KNOWN - During onr Cheap Drapery Sale, 50 pieces of All wool French Merinos in Grab, Grey, Pink, Blue, Prune. Brawn, Scarlet, Maroon, and Wine Colours will be sold at Is Id per yard; regular price, 2s Gd. For Children's wear nothing can equal a French Merino for Dura bility, and. at this unheard-of prieo, should ell'eot a speedy clearance — D. McPherson X arangaliape Road. , YVTANTED KNOWN—Sco our Stock of V ¥ Blanket!.before purchasing—£soo worth, 0-1 lilunkcls, as I'd, !),. (id. and 10s (id per pair; 10 1 Blankets, 12s (id. 17s Gd, and 20s pur pair; Twill Scotch Blankets, New Zealand Blankets. and Coloured Blankets. Those goods aro the best vuluo wo ever offered.—D. McPherson Karangahapc Road. V 8, T ANTED" KNOWN—Chkap Tim bur ! VV Cheai'Timber I And nil othor kinds of Building Materials, can bo purchased cheaper and bell or than anywhero eluo at the yards ol 11. Goluhc. Albort-streot. YITANTED, hundreds to take a walk up V V Victoria street to see and buy a Fancy Check Tweed Dress—l 2 yards for 2s Hid. A large pile all one price to chose from.—James Sciitt, London House, Victoria and Nolson-sts , Auckland; WANTED KNOWN.-Foui-in-Hands, Ulsters, Dolmans, and Jackets, in the latest styles, can bo obtained at S. Lovell's, Wei lcsley-strect. * Ladies' own materials made up Dressmaking on tho premises by experienced dressmakers. —Apprentices wanted. ANTED KNOWN—Men's Soft and Hard Felt and Serge Hats, Men's Work ing Shirts, Men s Dress Shirts, Men's and Boys Tics, Collars, Braces, and Socks, Boyß' Hats and Caps, Cheap and Good, at Donald, W. Jack and Co.'s, Ponsonby Road. WANTED KNOWN —Look tit oiu window.—Having a surplus stock ol over 1,000 Ladies' and Girls' Fell and Fancy Straw Hats, principally tho Masher and Henry 11. shapes, we are clearing them out at the Low Price of One Shilling each. — D. McPherson. Karangahape Road. ■ WANTED KNOWN, that all working men can save their money by calling al the Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Meali Sixpence; Board and Lodging 15s per week.— Robert Murdock, Proprietor.—Note the address —Nearly opposite tho Waitemata Hotel, anc , close to thaDook \V7" A N T E D, RIM U. ■ "WANTED, from 1,000 to 2,000 feet assortei Rimu, of good quality, and figured; must hi dry.—Apply at onco to "Accountant." Stai- Office. YVTANTED KNOWN.—Ladies can havi V V their Dresses Fashionably Made, and i good fit, for pioderate charges, »tD. W. Jael and Co.'s, Ponsonby Road.



"""••' ~*^ante&r ■""-""''"" VXTANTED, for the Waikato, a good ,TT General Servant; to iin cxperienccc person liberal wages will be Riven.—Apply tc Mrs Gourloy, Lower Vincent-street, Auckland, A N~T E D KNOWN- That the STOCK of CLOCKS AND WATCHES AND J_CW._LI.KRY at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE has been Greatly Augmented by LARGE AR RIVALS, und an Inspection is solicited of the • STERLING GOLD and SILVKR GOODS (all ■VARRANTED) in the Queen-street Window, and the Artistic IMITATION JEWELLERY in the Victoria-stfeot Window. We mako a SPECIALTY of these Two Lines, keeping liolh the Genuine and the imitation to SUIT all TASTES and Pockets; hut they arc kept Scpa rule, and Displayed in Dlfl'erent Streets. Sterl- Silver rids, 2s lid'; Brooches and Rings, Is each ; and oihcr Lines equally Cheap, at GOODSON'S LONDON' ARCADE, Quecn-st. and Victoria St.. mid at. Christ'ehui-ch and Wellington. The Fancy Gooda Stock is Unequalled in l.lin Colony. ~V\T~~A~ NT E D KNO W N NOW~SHOWING AT J. (i. BROWN'S, PARNELL, dsTSPECIAL VALUE INTSU ULSTERS AND FOUR-IN-HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE BINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS. AIAIUK STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY SELECT FROM, AND PRICES LOWER THAN QUEEN-ST., AT J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL. WANTED KNOWN- A FEW OF NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S WELL-TRIE]) REMEDIES FOR WINTER USE. COMPOSITION POWDER.-It Is Known in all Engllsh-spuukjng countries tor it,3 many good qualities. You who are subject to Colds or Sore Throats dou't be without it; Is (id a tin ; 5s alb. BALM OF GILEAD.—S«ven /ears' trial has provcil this to be ono of tho Best Compounds ever ollered for tlie cure of Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Cough._ 2s a Bottle. COUGH POWDER.—Effectual and quick in Congestion, Plcurißy, or Inflammation of the Lungs. Is fid a Tin. COUGH SYRUP.—Where there aro children noth'- is better for Coughs. Crobp, or Broil A pure expo torant without morphia or Is Ud and 2b a Bottle. HOP BITTERS, 2n (id a Bottle NEIL & ~C I. I F F O R D, HERBALISTS, Botanic Dispenbau-V, WBLLbsIEY-Stubbt, AUCKLANII miscellaneous Wanteds. SITUATIONS Wanted as Nursemaids and lo iiial.e themselves useful in house. Two girls (German) 11 and 15.—Address X, Star Ofllce. THO BOOT MANUFACTURERS.—An 1 Experienced (dickerwants work, who'e i'iilc or bespoke. Understands machines and tin- upper Irade.—AßC. Star o_fl-CC._ __ rPRAM WAYS —Wanted, by Young Man, I Situation as Driver; accomplished horse man; I years' testimonial from the Melbourne Tramway and Omnibus Company (Limited), Melbourne—Address "Driver,'' No, 1. Auck land Posl oflicc To l.««.I f_\M) LET, '2 Front Rooms with use of 1 kitchen -Apply lirst House in Cox-street, Bn.vllt.-ld, near Tramway Terminus. Ponsonby. rinO LEI', Furnished Bod-room, without J. board or partial board. Suit two gentle men.—l3l, (irey-strcct. TO LET, a House, or Part of a House, in Wellington-street; low rent to quiet family. —Enquire on the premises r, rilO LET, in Anglesen-strcet, a C-roomed jl_ House; gas and water laid on. — Apply S. Bunt, An_.let.ua-;._rcet. rr\o LET. the Building known as the Ked JL Lion Hotel, corner nf Victoria and Hard iig streets. Apply G. Akcra. fV\6 LET, a largo 4-rooracd House, with J. wash-holißO. m Baker-street; rent, 12s Gd. - ,1. Williams, Tailor, Victoria street, TO LET, House and Shop in tho centre of Parnell. Rare opportunity for a first, clu-.s hairdresser.—Apply Geo. RaynesJ-'arnell^ T r.o LET,~Shop and Dwelling on Great £ North Road. Gas and Fittings complete. Water laid on. — Apply Gibbons, Fruiterer, Knrangiiliape I load. _________ IglO LET, in Wood-street, Handsome J New Villa of Nine-rooms; gas and water laid on. bathroom, washhoune. copper, mid even- convenience. - Apply R. H. Dowse. Telegraph Store, Putißonliy. PfTO LET, 2 Rooms and use of Kitchen. s— i Apple next door to Riglcy's Shop, Upper Queen-street,, near York Hotel. nnO-LET, F~ iiicely situated and con -9 vcniciit li-I.iionii'd House Wood-street, I'nnsoiiliv (opposite Mr Ilourdmuu'si: Itis per week.—Apply Mr Nightingale, '.'ollcgc Road. THIO LET, at Newmarket, '1 Furnished E Rooms, with use of kitchen : close to 'bus and train.—For address apply lo Mr Thornton, News Agi-nl. Newmarket. njnO LET, two Comfortably-Furnished 9 Rooms in Kariitiguhiipe Bond, wilh or wiihunt Hoard. - Apply Devonshire Dairy, Kanimiiiliiipojtoutl. r|iO~LET,- near Choral Hall, a Furnished 1 Cottage, with sitting-room and two bed riinins. kitchen and pantry.- Apply toS.S.,STAB o_llice_ . _ riVo LET, tho ."storied Brick Building J! known us Foster's Boot Factory, iv Rut land-street, inst off Queen street; suitable for a manufactory or wholesale store—Apply to L. 11. Neuuicgcn, Darby-street. TO LET, an 8-roomed fiouso and Shop. Rent, ICs. — On premises below Riding School, Charlotto street, Eden Terrace npO LET, a Six-roomed House, Stable, I Buggy House Dairy, .etc. with Bix acres land near the town of Auckland. — warmer imrticiihirs from C 11. Osmond. 118. Qucen slrcct, next B. Tonks and Co.-Also. Furnished Scvrii-roiinicd House in Kv'ticr Puss Road.— A Iso Four roomed Cot' age at Norlhcote.—Apply to C. 11. Osmond. 11C, Queen-street. HOPS TO "LET.—Two New and Well llnislitd sliorstand Dwellings, centrally situated—main road, Ponsonby, near the Ball, Three Lamps, &c; lltlcd with plutc-glnss frOntc, revolving shutters, gu... water, &c. Rents mbde itile-l). F. Kvnns, Lund and Estate Agent. Wrapcry BRIGHTON HOUSE DRESSMAKING —In order to meet the wonts of mv Dress Customer's, I have engaged a ilrst-class Dress maker, and can guarantee good style, fit, and work at moderate prices for Cash only. Pi.kask Notk that I am selling the genuine Lotus Vki.vk-i-kkx at wholesale prices, viz.. Blacks, L's Id; Counts, Us per yard. Ai-so that I have iinuglit up several warehouse lines of, Dross Materials at considerably less than- homo cost, and shall give niv customers the full benefit, as the following prices will show: — So 7. Yards Kstamaxk Si.uiiK.s In Black. Navy, Miirone, and Wine shades. For House Street, or Chil dren's School use, nothing at double the. pace would wear butter. 12yds for 7s Hd, or B}d yd. Dresses made to order f• om these materials for 20s and 2;>s cotuplete, or cusioincrs cun select linings, trimmings, &c., and the charge for mak ing will be 10s to lis Gd the dress. Fancy Cheviot Homespuns, 12yds for 5s lid; Foulo Serges, really good quality, 83d yd ; and a lot of other nscful Dress Materials from aid yd ; good valuo in Black Cauhmeres, Is Id, Is lid. Is lid, 2sCdyd. A wardliouso slock of Cretonnes, 3Jd, 4:; d; Heavy Twill do. 53d, 63d yd. A lot of Hearth runs, 3s 9d ; vory largo do, (is lid, worth 8s lid. 2 yards wide Floorcloth, 2s (id yd; all other widths in stock. 11 yard wido White Matting, Is 4Jd. 20 doz Black Handbags, useful size, 12} d each. 67 Pairs Men's DlagonnlTweodTrousors, extraordinary valuo, 6s lid per pair. J. REND EL L, TOP OF GKEY-ST.REET, AUCKLAND TJTILANNELS, Blankets, Sheetings, Cali- Jl. coes, all arc iiicluded in my Sale My Block ot New Ulsters nt Cost Prices.—Tester's Grent Cash Sale Karaiigaliapo Road jx -jY/T CT3HER SON'S ~_ ANNUAL __* ** ANNUAL m CHEAP DRAPERY SALE CHEAP DRAPERY SALE CHL A P DRAPERY SALE is NOW ON ! ! D. McPUERSON has been on the constam look-out for BARGAINS During the urent depression in trudo, ani having LARCKIA' INOIIKASUU HIS STOBACK KOO.M, Is now prepared 1 o offer the Public, as tho resul of his purchases, the cheapest, most' yaried, and best collection I-" ', -' 01' ' ■'' NKW .WINTER GOODS I N.IIW WISTEI ! NEW WINTER GOODS I GOODS! C NEW WINTER NEW WINTER GOODS ! GOODS! NEW WINTER GOODS. I EVER SHOWN IN AUCKLAND. 1 SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ALL DEPAR'I . MENTS. I ' D. McP H B R S 0 N, J ' KARANGAHAPE ROAD.



«• .--'.- «* piiftlfc Notices :;niTY OF AUCKLAND. 1 FIXING LEVELS. It is hereby notified Ihat it is the intention of • tho City Cou cil of Auckland to llx the levels of ! BROWN-STREET I DOUGLAS-STREET And fitzroy-stl4eet (Ponsonby Waud). Plans may be seen in the City Engineer's Olllce, High-street. Auckland, within office hours; and all persons interested herein, or ; liable to be aggrieved thereby, will be heard by City Council atamcetingtobe held on THURS DAY, August 11, 1881, nt 0.30 p.m. All objec tions must be made in writing, addressed to the Council, and sent lo them not loes than ten (10) days before the day appointed on which to hear objections. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Oflicc. July 12. 1881. 133 ■VT 0 W P U B L I S II E D, "THE CRUISE or tiik WAIRARAP.A." The Stai. Special Correspondent's Nar-'ative ot the "Cruise ol: the Wairarnpa'' is now issued complete In pamphlet form. Persons desiring copies should apply at Star Olllce. PRICE: TWO SHILLINGS. TVTEW Z EALAND ~ INS UItA NC E COMPANY. Notice is hereby given to Shareholders that an I.ntki'.im Dividend of Three Shillings per Share for the halt year ondiivg 31st May, Is now payablo at the Head Office of tho Company. GEORGE P. PIERCE. General Manager. July 9. _"Bi. _ T>ARQUE FLORA. "I™§___i§swE2b^' Tenders will be receivod till Noon of THURSDAY for the Purchase of Old Copper and Nails (from 5 to 7 tons), now being Stripped from above vessel, at per lb, for Copper and Nails separately. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be addressed— CAPTAIN R. E. BOLIVIAN, Care of GEO. COZENS, Agent, Bi, Queen-street. ■^TIGHT-SOIL CO NT R ACT Quarter ending Juno 30lh being now due. prompt pavinent. must bu made, or service will be discontinued until paid for. Tenants In future will require to pay in ' I,h *'"'"• SAMUEL WHITE, Contractor. Oflico: Custom-street. East, opposite Arnold Bines and Co. _._ (i KEYHOUNI).—Taken from thebottom 'A of Newton Road, a White and Brindln Greyhound Dog. with collar and chain attached. Anyone having the above in his possession after this notice will he prosecuted.-Geo. Thwaitcs, Cook-street. Auckland. AUTION TO THE LADlES.—Before purciiaslng elsewhere come and see Fer nandez's Shilling Hats, worih te to los each. C~ASH ! CASH ! CASH I — The great / want of depressed times is Ready Money, hence mv present Sale, where you can get, the Cheapest Goods now obtainable. —Tester s Great Cnal, -sale, ga.--ai.gahapo Road. IANOFOKTES Tuned (ss) by an ex perienced hand from Kirkman's, London. Old Pianos entirely restored in tone, touch, and quality; Hammers refcltcd, 1 guinea.—W. Sior, Karanguhopc Rood. Newton (opposite Primes, Ironmonger). Pianos selected for intending purchasers. __•-§£_ TO £10,000 LENT on Building d& 1 " " Society principles, or on other tcrniß to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Weekly Payment System. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of I'ropcrliesfor sale on Ith page Six per cent, allowed on monoy deposited tor investment— C. Williamson-, land. Estate and linancial Agent and Valuer. High-street. Auckland. (" SARDINALS^MAROIL—Copies may be J had at Body's Music Warehouse. Quecr.-st. "ATOTICE.—I beg to inform my Cus ]_\ toinoro that I have no intention of giving up business, mv Great Cash Sale being held for the purpose of getting together the "Ready Money" to bu.v Spring Goods.—E. fester. Draper. Karangahapc Road., Electoral _., JV.„ s. ~-y. _ <W.77wrFF< S'N pursuance of tho Regulations of Elec tions Act, ISSI,I, William E. Loi.uk. Re luriiing Olliccr for the Electoral District of I'liiiicll, do hereby give notice that, by virtue of a Writ, bearing date the 271h Uiiy ot June, ISSI, under tho hand of the Clerk of the Writs, an Election will be held for the return of one qualiHod person to servo as member for the said Electoral District, and that the Nomina tion of candidates will take place nt the Public Hall, Parnell, at noon on TUESDAY. the loth day of July, 1881, und that tho Poll, if nocc.sarv, will be taken at the several polling places of the said District on TUESDAY, the 22nd day of July, ISBI.. The following arc the. polling places for the Electoral District ol Parnell :— Parnell Hall (: rincipal) Newmarket 11*11. St Sepulchre's School, Syinonds-strcct WILLIAM F.LODGE. Returning Officer. Tjl DE N ELECTION. Mb TOLE'S Committee Mcota TO-NIGHT, at Eden Vine Hall, at 7.39. "liyTR DE LAUTOUR will address the Electors of Newton, at the AVONDALEHALL, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, tho 10th inst., at 7...0 o'clock. Tt/TR DE LAUTOUR will addross tho Eloctors of Newton, nt the PONSONBY HALL, on MONDAY, the 21st inst., at 7.30 o'clock. TVTR DE LAUTOUR'S Committee and Friends willing lo join will MEET at the ARCH , HILL"' SCHOOL-HOUSE, at 7 o'clock. THIS (Monday) EVENING, the 111-h inst.. Half an . hour boforo the Public Meeting. - - MR F. LA WRY will Address the Kiee.tors ot Manukau on WEDNESDAY, ' the Kith inst., in the Large Hall, Panmurc, and !on THURSDAY, tho 17th inst, in-the Masonic ' Hall, Onchunga, commencing each evening at . halt-past seven o'clock. . [ milE EDEN HALL being engaged, Mr . -* CHARLES ATKIN will Address the Electors in the Old District School-room, Mount Edon Road, THIS (Monday) EVENING, at half-past seven o'clock. ', T7IRIENDS and Supporters of Mr CHAS. I A ATKIN in the Earnngaliape District will - please meet In tho Masonic Hall, Newton, THIS I EVENING, at half-past seven. "DARNELL ELECTION, , MR S. THORNE GEORGE J WILL I ADDRESS THE ELECTORS AT THE PARNELL HALL THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, At eight o'clock. t , AND AT THE NEWMARKET HALL TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, At eight o'clock, Educational. "VTEWTON GRAMMARSCHOOL-Rev AS Peter Mason, B.A.—Tho Third Quarto t will commonco on AVEDNESDAY. the 16th inst Mr Mason will open an Evening Class Ol THURSDAY FIRST, Monday and Thursda; Evenings, from 7 to 8 o'clock, for Grammar History, Geography, and Arithmetic. Terms 10s a quarter. TiANCINO! DANCING i Prof. JULES DE BERNARD'S (recently fron Paris) Select Elementary Classes, Masonic Holl IMnces-stl-eet-Adults. Wednesdays, beginner from 7.30, advanced 8 p.m.; Juveniles,- Satm days. 3.30-p.m. Terms: Gents, f.l ss; Ladle I and Juveniles, £1 Is (from date ofentrance.) Mrs Glover's, Symonds-street-Thursdavs, 7 3 , v to. M*_. Law's, Renmera— Fridays. 8 p.m Ponsonby- Tuesdays, 7.30 p.m. Ladies an, ■ Gentlemen can join the above Classes at an. time Terms, f 15s. Vacancies. Speclalties-The New Walt!; (conridered ejsy c-raceful, and elegant, also the Slow Walt? M'rench Cotillon; VValtz Cotillon, &c. Nov cvwywhere-aWedin Europe by the upper clas. OnVhunga, at Mrs S'oddard's, Selwyn-strcet - Adults (1-tterm), Monday, SMJufr. $» P™' I Juveniles, Wednesday, '-Hi July, 2.v10 p.m 1 Afs^t_-£i« i" New Valse &c,, daily, j I 'rof. B. attends all the loading Ladies School ° Forfurth'er particulars apply at residence. 7i llobnon-strrct; or obtain Cauls and Circulai at Messrs Upton and Cos. and Eadys, Queei J street.



- i^^^»^^-| F^j^^r:-'-A* ,*X LOST, Pearl Breastpin, star-shaped.— Tho finder onleavlngsameatSTAßOlHce, will bo suiuibly rewarded. LOST, a Silver-plated Carriage Lamp Socket.—Finder please lca*c same at Cousins and Atkins, Elliott and Albert-street.. L~ OST, on July 9, a Silver Watch and Chain, between Mount Albert and Eden Terrace—Finder rewarded on leaving tho same at It. Freeman and S- n's. Eden Terrace. OUND, by Dr. Simms, at Coblcy Beach, Gold Plato and Teeth. — Inquire of Dr. Simms, Royal Mail Hotel. Vmsisemtents _ ....a . _ s-?t&..,'.AW-aAa^ Y\7-E3T END ROWING CLUB. GRAND EVENING CONCERT. PONSONBY HALL. TUESDAY EVENING NEXT. PROGRAMME. 1. Chorus—"The Boat Bounds Along" ("Masa niollo ") 2. Trio—Potpouri from "Martha"..Mrs Judson ;' and Messrs C. lletnus and Edger 3. Solo—"Pepita"..Miss McMillan 1. Song—" Ever Dear ".. Mr Burnham a. Pianoforte Duet — "Crown Diamonds".. Misses Main and Culpan 0. Solo—"The Chimes "..Miss Hargrove 7. Duet—"The Sailor Sighs "..Messrs Edwards and Knox 8. Solo..Mrs Judson 9. Song—"Three Young Men of Ware"..Mr Taylor Interval of Ton Minutcß. 1. Trio..Mrs Judson, Messrs C. Hemus and Edger 2. Solo—"A Dream Within a Dream ..Miss Richardson 3. Song—" The Last Watch ". .Mr Edwards I. Solo—"Laddie"..Miss Culpan ,i. Pianoforte Solo—"Faust"..Miss Min,etti C. Solo—" Golden Love "..Miss Brnssey 7. Song—"Rago, Thou Angry Storm"..Mr Knox 8 Duct—"How Sad it is to say Farewell "..Miss Richardson and Mr Edwards 9. Quartette—" Romanza"..(" O pheus") Tickets, 2s 6d, to bo obtained from any mem ber of the Club. : Doors open at 7.30: commence nt ? o'clock. J, ARMITAGE, Hon. Sec. WEff.TON ATfIENiEUM. An Entertainment in aid of tho fund forclsar ir-< tho debt on St. Benedict's Church will be 1 ed In the Newton Athenamm THIS (Monday) EVENING NEXT. Doors opon at. 7.30 p.m.. commence at 8. Admission—One Shilling. (^ YMNASIUM.-KEMOVAL.— \JT Owins to the Increase of pupils, PROF. CARROLLO has found it necessary to lake, a Larger Place than formerly occupied, and has secured the Wooden Building next to Messrs Morrin & Co.'s, High-Street, where he will open and commence his SecondQuarterTHlS EVEN ING, July 11. Gentlemen not being able to avail themselves of night praci ice can be met in the duy-llme. between 12 and 2. for use of same. Te.ms. £t Is per quarter. Private Lessons in Boxing, &c. Schools attended. Address: 110, Grey-street. Business Noti««s ON S A L E BY THE UNDERSIGNED . Wood's Flour-2001h5.. lOOlbs., 501bs. Anderson's Flour-2001b5., 100lbs., SOlbs, McGill's Orilineal-2r)olbs , Klbs., 71bs. 1 lopkins & Co.'s Oatmcal-2001 201b5., 71bs. 000 nicks Short Feed Oats ?,0i H-iiks Milling Oats 20 tons Oumarn Table Potatoes 20 ions Kidney Seed Potatoes Maize, Sharps. Bran. Oaten Chaff Onions, Tea. Sugar, Kerosene, Cheese Gilinore's Hams and Bacon Butter Boncdust, Prime Corned Beef Also, to arrive from Oamaru, 100 tons Prime Table Potatoes &c. &o. &.O. Sold at tiik LOWEST CURRENT RATES. A. & R. EATON, CoMMEr.CE-STBEET, TDERCV; BUTLER AND COMPANY, -*- , ACCOUNTANTS. House, land, commission, & estate age_.-ts. FINANCIAL, SHARE, AND GENERAL BROKERS, Receiving and Forwarding Agents, MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, 81, QUEEN'-STUKET. N S A L E. Ex Alastor, Glance, and late arrivals from Lonlmi— 170 Cases Bass Ale and Guinness Stout, quarts and pints, bottled by Danko IS Quarter-casks B'U-gand's Pale Brandy 15 Quarter-casks Mcnkow and Co.'s Pale Brandy 50 Cases Flasks und Half-flasks Mcnkow and Co.'s Pale Brandy 100 Cases Walker's Old Highland Whisky. LEWIS AND SIMPSON. INSTATE OF AUSTIN LEWIS ft CO. LEWIS AND SIMPSON Having I'nrcliated the Auckland Assots of the Auckland Branch, tho Wine and Spirit Business lately carried on at 67, Quwn-strcet, will be at once rommed. Edward L^wis will manage the same, and hopes all his old friends and many new ones will favour him with their orders. The stock of liqu6"rs, as regards quality, can not bo surpassed by any in the colony, and the prices will, as formerly, bo so regulated as to defy competition. All parties indebted to the old business will kindly pay Ihoir accounts without delay to Kdward l,cwis, who tsiiuthoriscd to receive and give discharge for the samo. July 9, ISBI. ATEW STATIONERY BUSINESS. The undersigned begs to inform tho public that ho has Removed to premises two doors from the Bank of New Zealand, Qneen-Btrcot. ENGROSSING, COPYING, & ADDRESSES Neatly Executed. Estab.) [1860. HEN R V WHIT E, STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER T"~HE last consignment of the famous' Pukekoha Factory Cheese, with tho ex ception of half-a-t'on sent ti Queensland, the best let as r, gnrds richness, colour and flavour, has been purchased from It. Arthur by J. BATON, of the Co-operative Storo, Hobson street, where he intends selling them at 7d per single lb., or fid by tho half cheese. Best Can terbury Bacon, new cured, 7d; Hams, Ao.; guaranteed Taranaki Bnttcr, from 6d; Fresh, lOd and Is,—Hobson-strcot (next Criterion Hotcll. tJXM IT E, FENCER, £3 CUSTOMS-STREET EAST. All kinds of Fencing Jfatorial For Sale at Lowest Prices. All kinds ot Foncing put up by: Contract, as per plans to be seen at Yard. Twelve Iron Tanks For Sale, good nnd cheap.' Puriri Posts inswholcsnle lots; also Shingles, Palings, and Pickets, 2s 6d per doz.. &c, tec OTATOES ! POTATOES!! POTATOES 11 I ONIONS I ONIONS !! Imported direct from the Canterbury growers. Samples and quotations on application. Also, a variety OF EARLY SEED POTATOES, VIZ., Early Rase, Brace's Prolific. Sheppurd's Pink Eyes, Snowtlake, Ashleaf Kidneys, Lapstono, Fluke and Bath Kidneys. P.S.—Country orders promptly attended to. da vies McMillan and co., : 13, CUSTOMS-STREET. DEVON PORT LAND AGENCY, Church-street-Good Cottage with Half an-acreof Garden Land and Orchard, £250; also , other Houses and Farms.—Geo. Brown. ■ , ITHREWOOD, cut and long, at lowest ' murket prices. Pulham, Bannatyne and ■ Co.'s Muhurangi HYDRAULIC LIME. Roche. Slake and Shell Lime, Portland Cement SAN 11 1 SHELLS,' Drain and Socket Pipes, BRICKS, ; &c—CHRIS. WOOD, Customs-street West. ANTING NOTICE.—For Trees and Plants of every description, firatclass Seeds of all Uiuds, and garden sundries, apply to C. T. Wren, Nursery and Seed Warehouee, Remucra. Catalogue forwarded on receipt of address. Telephone No. 209. PUBLIC NOTICE.—Jas. R. Johnston bogs to intimate that he has now opened his Joinery Works over Mossrs Patterson and Co.'s p-emiscs, and is now prepared to Manufac ture every description of Joinery (trade quota ' tlons for general Joinery). Stairs. Shop Fronts, &c, Church nnd School Furniture. Shops and Offices tastefully fitted up. Best Workmanship at Moderate Charges.-J. R. JOHNSION S Joinery Works. Lome street. Auckland, July P, ISS4. ' 5 i\/|"cKINLAY AND BURNS, IVJL Fmccrs and Jobbing Carpenters. Rata street, Ponsonby Rood.—All kinds of Fencing ercclcd at lowest possible prices, House Blockj and Fencing Material for sale. Coke, Coal, and Firewood. Express work done. . ;\fO TICE OF REMOVAL ■I^ HENDERSON AND McIVOR would take this opportunity of thanking tjheir numer ous Patrons and Friends for the favours hither., afforded them, and beg to notify that they have Removed to moro commodious promises, 5 dooii rom old Ehop (higher up same side). Note the - address - Henderson and Mclvor, Cabinet makers and Upholsterers, Karangahape BoatJ (next Nichoson. Draper). ! T>"r7oT SALE EXTRAORDINARY r WCASES LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S XII i KS AND BUTTON BOOTS TO HANDI v- Will most positively be cleared at frprn •, 10 TO 15 PER CENT. UNDER OUR USUAI '' PM-ABB NOTE! 3 Trunks Ladies' French Glov< Kid High Button Boots, 12a 6d; usual P»co ! elsewhere, His 6d. THE PONSONBY BOOT P Ts acknowledged to be tho best Wintcr^Bool '• nmdc-St_dish, neat, aud durable. An assortmenl 8 it being-A by us for tho present season. a ' THE PATENT LACE GRIP (now for the first time introduced) is an inven^ 10 Hon by means of which the Lace, when one* i. faßtcnedTcannot possibly become undone of it d gSf Fitted to all Lace Boots, if desired. y Especially made for this sale,— so Paiks Maids' & Women's High Lace Boors ', calf fronts, from 8s 6d to 12s 6d; all pegged. :, Note This :By manufacturing my own stock i our customers retain the profit usually absorbet !. by the retailer. All stock Is in the best condition, and as ; such must and shall be cleared at the l. . lowest possible reservation. 'Oau-Eahmt at Cam, Earl Is Call Early T. PROSSER'S, CallEakl UPPER QUKKN-STKEET, 5. AND A rs THE NEWTON 80l : .WAREHOUSE, a- KARANGAHAP'' ROAD. Open 8 a.m. to 8.30 p.m.



- 1 --■,„■-.. -- . ■ Jf m _.«,|ja.>««.:;*-.:,.-...ssi. -SVWJI.4 FOR SALE, a'G'uh fDotilile), first-clat* muzzle loader, nearly now ; also, Joiner's Too! Chest.—Apply STAn office.- ." 17.0R SALE, two New Verandah Cot -1 tages, 1 and sro ms, atß.andlCsperw.-ck; freehold, no deposit.—Apply lo Mr Hewitt. X iigsland. . ' LFOU. SALE, a Roan Cob. Took Agri- V cultural prke for two Sficccssivc years; PDiee, £18. Also, a two-year-old Filly; price, fSi— Alfrly F. J. Bomerfleld. Ellershc. f ' F" "OR SALE, House of 10 rooms, i aero land, for £260: very easy terms; Siu-re? (Sresccnt—Apply to Edwd. Wayte, 5, Mercantile Chambers, . . I'riOß SALE, 15 acres ofeLand at Nortli -1 cote; part cleared ; prioSffiliO lon cosy terms.—Apply to R. Arthur. Auctioneer. TT^OR SALE, a new 18-passengcr Omni X. bus; also, a new Hansom ; both vehicle-, ft? be completed to purchaser's order.—Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Vietoria:at. Fast J7IOR SALE, 1 American Cortland Wag ' gon, 1 Express Wagon, a) '1 several new and second hana Spring Carts, Buggies, etc.— ThamesCarriuge and Dray Factory, Victoria street East. "', . '.; F'dSTEOSiTIVB SALE, two -1-^oomc.i Cottages and one Shop and Dwelling, each with frontages to two good streets in the <W — Apply to John Soppct. House and ha.ua Agon., No.' 8, Queen-street. OR SALE, Howe-street, near Wel lington-street, New Cottage; small deposit and weekly payments; a bargain. Apply A. J. Thomas, Grocer, corner Howe and BeresCorit strccts. ___. OR SALE (Richmond Road), two goo* ' Cottages of six rooms oach. quite now, and in first-class position. Price, £40 down, and. balance by weekly installments.-D. i>. fcvnns Land and Estate Agent. i___i_ OR SALE, Newmarkpt, House of Four, Rooms, and Allotment 28 by over 100. with well, tank, &c„ c^ieap— Wni. toinnison, -New market^ j I^TKHISALE (.Mount Roskill Road), splen ' did Allotment, Bleared, and commanding. good view; nearly opposite Hollett's store; _or_; x 150 ft. Price, £3 17s Gd per foot; easy terms.—• Apply J. R. Randcrson, Auctioneer and. Estate Agent, Queen-street. FOR SALE.— To Machinists, Amateubs, Etc.--Turning Lathe for Snlc; ccnSrc Sin, head 2ft Gin, Slide Rest, Patent Checks, Circular Saws, Twist Drills, and a quantity of Tools- Will be sold cheap. -- Apply to Mr D. B. Mnc donald. Insurance Buildings. ■ iIOR S ALE- O X LEASE. A Portable Engine and Mortar Mill; also for Salo, one pair of Mill Stones, 1 foot _n diameter, - and one pair 3 feet 6 inches in diameter, and an Oat-crusher, mado by the celebrated Arm cf. W. R. Bell and Son. London. Apply to JOHN LAMB, 35, Queen-Btrcct. N SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered to town or. suburbs, 200 casks Portland Cement. Plaster of Paris. Fireclay, by ton or lb, Fire Bricks, &c—R. Jcnkinson, Builucr, Lcrnc street. '- IVTOTICE TO INVESTORS.—A number JliS of Choice Properties on easy terms for Sole-Apply Edward Wayte, 5, Mercantile Chambers. _ 171 O R'.'"'"' S ALE. KARANGAHAPEROAD-Stationery Business . For Sale, lease and goodwill, cheap. _ SENTINEL ROAD—House. 8 rooms, 'io Let; large allotment; 2Qsricr week. i JERVOIS ROAD-NeW Shops and 6 rooms lo Let; also New Shop and 1 iron). . Apply ' W. GULLIVER, Queen-street ~0 R S A- 'L E. ORANGES. 300,000. ORANGES. , r Just arrived, per Oamaru. | A RegiilarSupply'willnowbckeptinStock.ai. Boatsaru put on now to arrive regularly monthly. ■ STORE: CUSTOMHOUSE - STREET. Adilrejs: Charles Baglky, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in all kinds of Fruit, Parnell Rise. Auckland. JUST _ARRIVED, and" for Sale by the Subscriber, cheap, for cash— -;..-, 20 tons Fluke Kidney Potatoes ' 1':,..,, 20 tons Blue Dcrffints L. W. EATON, No. 8, QcisßN-sriusßT. .*»ersoa:il ILL the Lad who applied for the situa tion call again ML Alexander, Jeweller. ALFRED WESTON, of Coalbrookdalp, England, please leave address at Star Ollice. A friend in Auckland would like to see you. _ Board and Residence BOARD AND RESIDENCE.-Splendid " Situation, every comfort; terms mode rote.—Ww Rodgorson, The Grove, 109, Grcy-st. (near the top). __ YYT ELLE SL E V HOUSE VV <B doors from Hobson-street), Wellesley sl roe t West, Auckland. Now Zealand. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A Good Table kept, lofty and well-ventilated Bedrooms. Plunge and Shower Baths and every convenience to ensure the comfort of boarders and visitors. Terms, £1 per week. M. MASON. Proprietress. 7> CTVE It NO U f-KOWNE HOTEI \jr HOBSON-STIU3ST. Uo'ird and Lodging Si*; .>•,:;-•? Single Room __-_.. li''l -; '■ •• «*•« AuciUms. B. 0. CAKB.J '■■ ■ I". O. TONES TO-MORROW. PICKLES ! PICKLES ! PICKLES ! PICKLES! PICKLES! PICKLES!,- ■ WAX CANDLES! •">. WAX CANDLES ! B. TONKS & CO. YTTILL Sell to-morrow, at 11 o'clock, 200 CASES WHYBBOW'S PICKLES 30 CASES WAX CANDLES WEDNESDAY, JULY.I 6. By Order of the Mortgagee. '" THE undersigned has been favoured with - instructions to sell, at Dowden's Mart, Queen-street, Auckland, on Wednesday, the IGth.: day of July, 1881, atli o'clock noon, by order of tho Mortgagee, ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF L\ND in New Zealand, being Lot 292, of the Town of Hamilton East, Parish of Kirikiriroa, Banks' County, with .nil the rights and appur. Kmu_CCS thereto belonging. ■ •' >-» -'• J A K. O GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. 1 FRIDAY, JULY 18, ISS4, At 11 o'clock. ' ; //s , FURNITURE, SEWING MACHINES, OFFICE TABLE, &c. And, at, 12 o'clock, : -LARGE DWELLING-HOUSEf' ■' •« - FOR. REMOVAL. D. F. E YAN;S WILL SELL by public adctiont 'at his Mart. Quoen-strect„on Friday, the 18th July, at 11 o'clock, . " ;.i,"' ~.'.-. ! HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting qf | Chest of Drawers, Bedsteads, Budding, Tables, Chairs, Whatnots, Music Stool, Inlaid Occasional Tables, Sewing Ma- \ chine i. Office. Table with Drawers, and a Lot of Useful Household Requisites. Also, at 12 o'clock, ■ ■: ' Mi THAT LARGE DWELLING HOUSE, witH Galvanized Iron Roof and also the Fenc ing, situate near St, Paul's Church, Emily Place (top of Shortland-streol). To be re moved within three weeks Irom date of , .- sale. ■ ■■ D. F. E,\"ANS, Auctioneer. - 1 N.B —Having enlarged my premises, I intend d.woting a portion entirely to Sales by Public Auction, which will not in anyway interfere with the Department for Private Sale of Houses. Land, &c. Auction Sale* of Merchandise. Fur nituro, &c„ &c. every Friday. Consignments. , will receive my careful attention, and prompt - account sales. . P. F. EVANS. •Auctioneer. 1 V. 6. COCHRANE] IJAS UAOHE 1 * ' MONDAY, JULY 21. ! 100 ACRES LAND, WANGAMARINO. ) hnilE Subscribers will Sell at their| 3 _L Rooms, Queen street, on Monday,' 2lßti _ instant,at 12 oclock, .■',,-• ---• By Order of .the Agent for the "Public 1 Trustee in the Matter of the Goods qf _ _ Hugh Turner, a lunatic, ! ALLOTMENT'S TC AND 57. Parish of Wan j .gamarino, containing 100 acres. _~_r i ..- SAMUEL COCHRANE, & SON, _ Auctioneers. J w7;,"cOCIIKANE] |JAS. I>ACKK MONDAY, JULY £8. .. _. ~T t FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. COROMANDEL, TURANCA CREEK,. KARAKA. ! mHE Subscribers will eeH. at their m X Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, July }sf at 12 o'clock, . i- . ALLOTMENT 11, Tiki Road, Corninaiidel, 67> • t feet frontage, sltmated next Bunk of Now l ' Zealand, with Hou. c of " rooms erected 1 thereon. ALLOTMENT 03a, contndning 16 acres, situa ted closo to Turanga Creek, aud ad'oiuing Mr Wade's Farm. ~ y ALLOTMKNT 85a, Parish ot Karaka, con y taining 174 acres. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, , Auctioneers. Continued on Foui^bl ¥9_o. /