Dlffie. to be declared &y competent judges' consistent with the administration of chloro form before immersion". When the body was taken out of the water a white substance —at firs''supposed to be a bit of paper—was geen floating just above tho spot whelp the deceased's head had been. > This proved t» be froth such as generally exuded from the mouth of a drowning per son. This would seem to dispopo'of any idea that Mrs Shortland was dead before her body reached the water, but is not iffe: concilable with tho notion that she may have bocn ichlorofornieiL Granting that the deceased was chloroformed, and her body then thrown into tlib water, thp.pijc sumption is that the footprints at the edgo of the pond were those of a man who had suddenly rushed away from the scenej and making straight for the laurel bolt on his way to the fields outside, accidentally stepped into the water. Considerable doubt is entertained as to whether a post mortem, howover carefully conducted, can possibly establish the chloroform theory. ,'A good deal of surprise has been.ex pressed that a lady of sucfi prepossessing appearance and good social position as Miss Laura Dimes'.should hriyo givenher hand in marriage to such an eccentric and impecuni ous person as Shortland: but it is to be re marked that,tho Dimes family have. hyaya lived in strict seclusion. Very few visitors were received,, and tho young ladies of the family never lia4 much opportunity for on joying social intercourse. ■■I

CABLEGRAMS.

[BY OABLE.-OOPYRIGHT.I

[KBr/TEJt'S TEXKOBAMS.] •'• ■■ ■ : THE ANGLO-FRENCH AGREEMENT. No-Confidence Motion in the Houso of Lords.—Vote of Confidence passed by French Chamber. London, June 27.—1 n the House of Lords last night Lord .Carnarvon gave notice that he would oh Tuesday next,, move a voto of censure iOn tho. Government for their, Egyptian policy in connection with-the Anglo-French agreement. ' Mr Gladstone intends to meet the vote of; censure on' his Egyptian policy by a direct, negative.:.' - ,;:*,, The FronoMso Bill. Passed. The Relorm Financial Bill was again uniter consideration in ' the Hoiis*. of Commons last night, and whs passed before the House rose. - - j . P/nfs. 'June 26.—1 n tho Chamber ot Doputios to-day. the recently concluded AnglO-ErenghJ convontion ' v*ith regard to Egyptian affairs was under./.scußsibn, ) ., jA vote of cOqfidince to M. Jutes Feri*y. hicotj;,' nee tion ' therewith, was carried by a,j sji. -. gtantial njftjprity. , ; """'., .' lt .\,„, 0 -_''

:' The Fall of, Berber, Codflrmed., ■.■.-.. CAißO.'June 26.—The nows of the fall of Berber into tho hands of the Arab robels on' Bth inst, lias- now received official confir mation. _ n ; •'■ i " '*'''

AUSTRALIAN.

MSLBptniNE; Friday.—ln the Legislative. Assembly last night the. resolutions of ,th'o Sydney Convention" were' again. under' dis cussion. and farther adjourned ttlPWgdhps day next.' Th'6clauses regardingahriexation and recidivistes were almost unanimously supported. There has been somo criticism, however, on the proposal regarding the Federal Council. If my division is taken on the resolution, tho chaises will bo pro posed separately. ,'";,

MINING NEWS.

(BYTELEOltll'ir.— OWN CO__E;<roN.KNT.)

Thames, this day. New Eureka (Oto_iui).-~JTho interim re torting of amalgam lodged in the bank took place yesterday, and resulted In a ret«_rn of Cflozs. gold! .'. About 60 tons of quartz have .sen passed through tho'battery, but the manager estimates that tho amalgam still on hand represents an additional 40ozs. of gold.. Caledonian.—Trial parcels from tho rises above No. 2 level have been crushed, and the manager estimates thnt tho one from the western rise is payable. ' Moanataiari. -r Christie,. tributer, ob tained 14ozs. 13dwtsll Of gold from a small tonnage of quartz. New Prince Inpbriai,.'—The monthly retorting which took place this morning eventuated in a return of 510ozs. gold. The manager estimates that about 700 loads were reduced during tho month. .

NARROW ESCAPE OF TE KOPURU SAWMILLS.

(BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

'. j!,. .... TeKopuku, this day A scare took place last night at/ lli'SO;V when the shed 'over tho stoke no^e ; at, the Te Kopuru big mill was discovered on fire. The roof .was par-jelly* burnt and a few slates destroyed* TheAands quickly turned out audi extinguished the flamesj No dam age was done, but the loss would halve been serious if the fire had not been stopped quickly. -• -'■>''

WAIKATO AND WAIPA.

Cambridge, this day. iThas been'announced iere^that Mr De- Lautour is coming ont~_roppose Mr Whyte for Waikato. ,r.._ -_o-o__.o Waipv seat promises to bo keenly un tested. iThe ohanee*. of Messrs Whitaker anii Jabksdfl are looked upon as.equal, and: Mr Lako will have a large instalment ot agricultural support; ■*•■'_ ,;"''', _.._"„ ._..,/. , KihJkihi.—Some nattyea.l)ayo,applie4,t. trie li_4 Court this morning TO nave men Mangatautapri case adjourned to CaWbridge, but the Jadge remarked tHa^itjv^^ot the" natives who. wished a. chtoge f r^n-y^tneir frinds outside. * .■-, ■* *'■•■ ■-- ';. _./"-

A requisition _(","'*" we learn, being got up, oskirifrMr'Wni. Swanson to offer him self for elections -in* City -West. -.Theft Is little room to doubt that if Mr Swanson aoeodes to this reqfiest,-_is election would bocortain. , ~ ; jnill. AH

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY. JUNE,2B, MM,

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C BARKER,"" CLOTHIER, • NEW NORTHS ROAD (Fourth housebelow,^^gfchoplfeyfi Returns thanks to his friends and patrons for their past support, aftd by supplying agood and Well-made Article at a Small Price, hope a for a continuance of thoir favours. O. B. "Wishes'tb inform'thise friends'and ciis tomers who were waiting;!* o arrival of the Goods that thoy have arrived por Dorks. Acknowledged by all who have scentlyam, TO BE THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST ru b«r f" AnE IN AUOKIjAND . Also having received.* iargor Quantity of 4«o|(lan_:etS; J:' ' „....., , Lc_A_.Thi_l'w_at Lhave orddrafor,. ~,: ~'•:, The remainder I have for sale from Oe-per-pair. TRY '"'MS - ' ■ J j-T.,pV:.'i' T REW'S ,*.'. ''.'. ■; :bbhJ%!T!^Tf Ewa . -. • ■ •'•• •':„; .: SPECIAL BLEND OF /,' Indian A ND V_vhina -Leas,. !■•''■_' '■«*■-' v': .;• 'A . ;\.- ■'. !.'...'J*',!,',,'','' *'<_.■_.•. V;*."" ■ L l/io PEft<^ CORNER Off iVICTORIA AND ALBERT-STREETS. ::'.;/, jj'olK ■••"*■■'- ■-*''!'"; :i''.\:, p:':V',,i'.'.''.'. '*" -J»T 0 T I C E. A. LE 81JBUR having bought a BANK RUPTSTOCK orLADIES'CLOTH.JACKETS for Cash, Is now selling the same at ana .under Wholesale Cost AT thb; iBO n MARCHE. Also, SEVERAL JOB PARCELS for Cash, in BObSsRYTGLOVES, LADIESand. CHIO DBEN'S" UIfo)ERCLOTHING, WOOLLEN , CLOUDS, etc., much Under Original Cos. , ; JiOJlUiiOi*. nUX.TJgBJM)N MaRCHE. j. DRESS MATBR_y^4fH(LYETEENS, 6BIRTINGB, -BI_4NKBTS. ,tjFL_NNELS. SHEETINGS, etc!,1 'all 'Bought a* a Discount for Cash. Cannot be surpassed for value. Every 'deiiarinlen. is' itepMte wIth'NOVEL TIES FOR PRESENT {SKABON, and should ibeinspected withoht delay*. r;' ;;; C^e^dis^^ «^;in(*tßewlnßroß.l-:. ■'. •;-;l"iiL f _, iJ*£A



9sm?Bsgfaam99F**' ':" :r": WANTED, a good Housemaid ; reforen- ccs required.—Apply Albert Hotel. WANTED, a respectable Girl as nurse maid.—Apply Mrs S. Heßketh, Epsom. WANTED, a good Horse-shoer.—Apply _ to James Mcllryy, Otahuhu. WANTED, a good Laundress.—Apply Mrs Dunningham, Governor Browne Hotel. VXTANTED, a Good Paperhangor.— _■ V V '— Chas. Layer. Kybor Pass. \XTANTED, a Plumber, or Pipefitter.— , YV [i] Apply to D. Mills, Wellosloy-Bt East two good Carpenters.— :■ T'T Apply on job, Anglesea-street WANTED, a Boy to sell " Murray's - Time Table and Diary." — Apply " Murray's Time Table " Offlce, High street. WANTED KNOWN.—Every one of Dampior's Shops will be Closed entirely On Monday, iii honour of the Queen's Birthday. WANTED, Two Improvers to the Joinering.—Apply Upper Nelson-street, opposite William-street , . WANTED, a Boy to go with a bread van.—Apply Edward Parsons, Symonds street Bread Factor/. \\TA_f_D, . a Brass Finisher, good :I V hand.—Apply Branston and Foister, Alhert-stivet WANTED, Ono or Two Respectable Young Boys to Scrape Gum,—W. R. Walker, Gorc-atreet. . WANTED, a Situation as Resident Governess; country preferred,—"E.L. M.."'St. R Oflleo. . ■ i -, WANTED TO PURCHASE, 1 Useful ■ DraughtHorso and Tip Dray,—Address "J.T.," offlce of this paper. TXTANTED, Several Good Benohmen TT and Machinists.—G; Black and Co., Chapel-strcot. , WANTED, respectable Working Man as Boarder; 16a por week.—For address apply Star Office. . WANTED, six more men to make Furniture at their own homos.—Apply W. H. Dampi_r.' Hcbson-Btreet. . WANTEJD,' a smart welbeducated Youth!'as Apprentice to the Drapery.— Apply to Munro and Mllligan, Hcbson-Btreet WANTED, two respectable Men as Boarders; comfortable home; 17s.—Mr- Hunter, first house Hopbum otrc_t,oi. Ponsonby Hoad. . WANTED by a young man, Board nnd Residence; single room ; 5 minutes' walk from i Quoon.troet — Address, "A.Z.," Post ofllco, Auckland. WANTED, Dressmaking at home, or by tho day. by a oompetent band.—Apply Dressmakor. c/o E. Tester. Draper, Karanga hupe Road. . WANTED, by a Single Gentleman, Board and Residence In Parnell.— State terms and full particulars to "Bacholor," Stab Offlce. - - ' WANTLD TO LET, Two Roomy,' 1 - Dry Collars, close to Queen-Btreot—For' Particulars apply to A. Saunders, 2, Insurance uildings. . .; WANTED, Boarders ; two lady friends; terms only 12b (Id per week; or one lady. Us.—For address, apply Mr • Walker, Grocer, Now|on Road. TITANTED, Light Work, by young man VV with spare time between hours of 10 and 5, in' shop or storo. Good ponman.—C.T., Star Offloo. ■"'-■ ;■■■ » .■■■■:■■ WANTED to Rent, Lease, or Purchase, 1 a comfortable Dwelling House, within easy distance Of Auckland, with about 12rooms. —Reply, stating terms, to I'oatonice Box No. 119. WANTED KNOWN, Chilcott and ! Clagg, Manufacturing Watchmakers and Jewolle. *s, have removed higher up Hobson atreet. Work done for the trade. ANTED, Citizens to Inspect an Oil . Painting at Lennox's, Queen - street; acknowledged by all to be the heßt ever pro duced in Now Zealand. ANTED, n fow moro Rospectablo Girls for the Auckland Tobacco Com pany's' Factory, Fort-street—Apply Monday, from 10 to I*2 a in.—Austin WaUh, Manager. VI7ANTED, a Governess for a family VV about to proceed to Tonga. Must be willing to engage for twoor threo years.—Apply, with references. Rev. James Bruce, Onehunga. WANTED KNOWN—Corned Pigs' Feet fresh cooked, from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., at Sanford's Fruit and Refreshment Rooms, Victoria-street corner of Albert-street . WANTED, Everybody requiring Alter ations or Additions of any description to Houses. Shops. &c, to sond to J. M. Haslett, Builder. Fort-Btreet if*rANTED TO SELL, a lot of '■ VV Remnants of Dress Goods. Calicoes, Flannels. &c, _e„ at J. Smith's Draper, jjuccn-stroot. ' WANTED SEEN, the Men's E.S. Boots at 10s Cd, the Shooting Boots at 12s fid, and tho other cheap lines at 11. Hurlo's Boot Emporium, Victoria-street. WANTED— When you are in Hobson strcct call and see the large and choico Btock of Moßgiel Tweeds just opened for tho now ing season at Munro and Mllllgan's. WANTED, experienced Working Pork Butcher who understands I!acon-curing thoroughly.—Apply by letter, stating experi ence to Mangero Bacon-curing Factory, One hunga. ■-" ' WANTED KNOWN — Pianofortes . Tuned for 5s by a Certified Tunor, 20 years' London Experience. Orders by post promptly attended to.—G. Hood, Mount Roskill Road, Auckland. , j • X¥TANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks i VV ! to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutsford'a, Watchmaker, Victoria - street (next. Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 months. " ~X\T ANTED, a Partner with a little j.VV Capital to go Shares in Stocking and Working a Farm of about 1,000 acres; the advertiser has bad nearly 20 years' experience In farming in tho Auckland Province.—Apply py'letter to "A.Y.Z.."Post-office, Auokland... Rn_f ANTED, Every Elector in tha IVY Colony to road "The Electors' War pry.* t! most startling Book on Land and Poverty. -'• Peruse'it carefully before permitting your- vote or approaching-the polling booth. It Is now. h the press, andi will bo published in a I gw days. Price, One Penny. ■ nrtTANTED KNOWN. — Great Clearing V J '• Sale of Girls' Ulsters, from Is 10d, at B. SW. Jack fe Ce. s, Ponßonby Road. p htXTANTED KNOJVN-Bolts, Locks, and ]VV Keys, from 6d each, at Austlng's. qas flttor and Bellhanger, Upper Queen-street' WANTED KNOWN—SeaI Bags, with or without muff, a beautiful assortment at all prices, at Charles Kelsey and Co. *5,120, Qnecn-street WANTED KNOWN.—Scrim ! Scrim I i —No. 1 Scrim Ud, for cash, at Twite's, (Karangahape Road. Also, all sizes in Glass, at low rates. . •; ■ ■■■-'■■ WANTED KNOWN.—Ladies oan have , their Dresses Fashionably Made, and a feood At for,moderate charges, at D. W. Jack jtrifl-go.'s, Ponsonby Rood. ntrnANTED. KNOWN, /Real China iT V Silks In all shades, 26 inches wide, 2s 6d,. j2s lid, Ssild. is lld,rnsual' price; 6s lid, at J, Smith'.-Draper,Qu|ion_i_oet.' I.''' '■'"' rrHTTANTED" KNOWN, Bfest 'Quality; ! VVJ ;J(_ephiritfKrd'GWve«.'4 buttons, Sslldl at'JJSmith'g;Dri,pßT;.Qneen-street' __ ■' <__ (XfTANTEDTO LET (unfurnished*, Two ; VV- '-or three good) Rooms; use of kitohen. or attendance if desired; terms;moderate.-. "X," 'Union Bakery. Upper, Parnell. ... \\tf ANTED KNQ.WN.--We.have a,line i VV't of Foulo Dress Tweeds at 7Jd per yard, worth'ls 3dJ the most useful of all winter stuffa; 'extraordinary value:—D. MoPherson, Karanga hapeßoad. : n ___ ■ • <■'■'• : \X\T ANTED KNOWN, *Cheap Drapery ' VVJ- Clothing, Flannels, Dresseß. Hollands, JBlankets, and Quilts: competition defied; come arid See.—flannan, Victoria-street, off Hobson- ANTED KNOWN.i—.Pawnbroker's "Sale will takoploceat Mr Arthur's Mart on Monday, 30th June, at 11 o'clock. For par iticnlars sco Stab -Thursday*, 2_th June.—Jamos . Rae, Pawnbroker. _ ; . '__ \ WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timbkb I CHEA? Timber 1 And all other kinds of Building Materials, can bo purchased cheaper 'and'better than anywhere else at tho yards of. ift'Gbtjij*.-Albert-street ' ' "' ' *L WANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Yandle Naturalist,1 Takiderinist, Furrier, otc., lias removed further dOwniHobson-street, same side, top of Cook .treot N.B.r-A splendid col lection of Native Birds' Skins on hand. WANTED KNOWN—Men's Soft and Hard Felt and Serge Hats, Men's Work ing Shirts, Men S Dress Shirts, Men's and Boys Ties, Collars, Braces, and Socks, BqyS'.Hats and ICaps, Cheap and Good," at Donald,-W.!Jaok and Co.'a, Ponsonby Road. '.■■■■■': -.■"' ■ ;■ ■ ■TXTANTED KNOWN. -. Look*. at our ' VV'vwindow.—Having a surplus stock of over IJW Ladies' and Girla! Felt and Fancy Straw Hats, .principally.the Masher and Henry. 11. shabesi we ar^'elearinfir them outat the Low Price of Ono Shilling each. D. McPherson; Karangahap(fflflatf. t .'riv t ' ■ ■•' ' ■ ■ ■" -: TI7'ANTBD!KNOWN,''that all-working VV;f mencan save theirlidttUf by caUtag nt thd,GevernoiTGoijdonfißestaurant .All Meals Six iience;. Board and Lodginglss per weok.- RQbert Milrdock; prbprictor.-Noto Ore addrera —Nearly I oppositel the ■ Waltemata Hotel, and close to the Dook ••■■■ _ "• - ! •I_iF ANTED, the public'-of Auckland to. W/' beor'ta mind that 8. A. Asher's exten sive sal. 9t Unredeemed Pledges takes place on Monday, W, _at Arthur's Mart. Particular attention ia called to'the large assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, most of which are by tho best makers. Sale takes place on July 71 July 71 July 7- * T_XANTED KNOWN—Set. obi* Stock of W Blankots beforo purchasing-i«500 worth. 84 Blankets, 8s 6d, Ss M. and-10s 6d per pair; 164 Blankets,l2s 6d. l?s 6d, and 20s per pa^; Twill! Scotch "Blankets, NewZesJand Blankots, and Coloured Blankets. These goods„are the bestivalue wo ever offered.-.D. McPherson Karangahape Road. ~'.,.■ , __. XIT^ATrT ED X N O-.W N • VV' that the STOCK of CLOCKS AND WATCHSS AND JBWBLLERY at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE '. ' haiib.en Grtatly Augmented by LARGE AR RIViALS. andjan Inspectionte^oliclted of.the STE^^G GOLD and SILVER GOODS (all WARRANTED)!, the (feeen-streetWhidow, and*the\__rtisi_ IMITATION JWELLERY, In the Viotor_a_teeet Window.. We make a SPECIALTY ~0/7»iese Two, Lines, keeping boffi theGthulhe andflie Imitation to SUIT aD, TASTES.aid Pockets*, but theyart kept Sepa rate, rand'Dfepll»ed fi-tolfßrfent Streets. Sterl- BUyerSeto.ls 8d sßrboohM and Btaf&laeaelrj and other Lfceaequally Cheap, at GOOpsONg LOTDONAJcSiDE,; Queen-st andyiotoria-st. and at Christdiuroh and Wellington. The Fancy Goods Stock isUneguaUed in the Colony. - ■ *;''.



Wanted. WANTED, a first-class Ploughman.— Apply Ehrenfricd Bros., Queen-street. WANTED, threo respectable Men as Boarders; terms moderate,—Canterbury Cottage, 12, Qrey-Btreot ■ WANTED, fsr Gontleman, Board and Residence in private family.—Torma and particulars to "A.B. Star Office. ANTED, a Good General Servan'l wages, 12s a week to a good girl.—Apply to Mrs Stevenson, The Welcome Dining Rooms, bottom of Nelson-street. WANTED, immediately, a Comfortably Furnished Bedrjom and Board in a private family for gentleman and wife— Address R.W.. 52 Box, P.O. WANTED, a Cook and Laundress or good General Servant Apply |for address to M. Nlccol, Lower Quecn-Btreet. Auckland. WANTED TO BUY, a good second hand Iron Tank.—T. Wfllerton, Aber orombie-Btrcet. WANTED TO LET, two Large Rooms, one with fireplace, near Queen-street.— Apply 67. Victoria-Btreet WANTED,.Travellers for the Wertheim Sewlug Machine Agency; must have re ferences. Salary and commission.—W. J. Beale, 170, Queen-sireet. XNTED by respoctablegirl, Situation as Housmnaid; can wait woll at table.— Please address "J.D.," Box' 803, Poßt-offlco, Auckland. ANTED KNOWN—A. J. Thomas begs to Inform his Customers and the Public that ho will open his New Store at the corner of Bcresford and Howe streets on SATURDAY, the 28th June. A.J.T. takes this opportunity of thanking his Friends and Cus tomers for past favours, and hopes, by strlot attention to business and selling first . lass goods at lowest rates, to maintain a continuance of the same. ... Oi'dors promptly attended to, and delivered to any part of tho city. Please Note the Address: A. J. THOMAS. Park Storo, Corner of JJercsford and Howo streets, opposite ■ m' the Public School. . ANTED. — Wanted to Sell, very cheap, having 60 oasos of Salad Oil, Castor Oil, and Scented Hair Oil to Bell on Com mission, come from A N. lato Fire. Castor Oil, 5d bottle, 4s 6d dozen, 4s 3d by the caso; Salad Oil. Bd bottle, Ss 3d by the oaso: Morton s Scontod Hair Oil, Is bottlo for (3d. 6s 3d dozen, 5a by the case; Robinson's Patent Groats, only od j Tin Good Tea. Is Idlb; Cocoa and Milk, only 8d tin; ScontedSoap, 8 oolceslor is; Mlxod Salon, 8 paokets for Bd ; water Bottles, only 6d; Glass Decantora, la; Wlno Glasses, 2d; Wlilto and Gold Sets of Jugs, 3a set; White and Gold Cuds and Saucers, 84. is Cd dozen; Glass Jugs, Cd; Japanese Gloss for Boots, only 5d bottle, 8 bottles for Is; Boot Protectors, only 3d card ; .Nutmeg. 3d oz; Epsom Salts, Id dozen. 2a 6d 71b box; Pens, tki box; Speotaoles, fid and Is: Exotolbo Books, 2d and 3d; Coffee, la 2d lb.-H. WATT, Pitt-Btrcet Large Tea Trays, only Is 3d. VJTT ANTED KNOWN NOW SHOWING J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, 18-SPECIAL VALUE I_TS__ ULSTERS AND FOUR-IN-HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MIL MNERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS. A LARGE STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY TO SELECT FROM, AND PRICES LOWER THAN QUEEN-ST., ... '■ , AT ':' *. .„J. Q. BROWN'S, PARNELL. J WANTED KNOWN- A FEW OF , , ; ' NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S WELL-TRIED REMEDIES FOR WINTER USE. . , COMPOSITION POWDKR.-H la known In all English-speaking countries for its many g6od qualities. You wh» aro subject to Colds or Sore Throats don't be without it; Is Od a tin; 5s alb. BALM OF GILEAD.—Savon yeare' trial has proved this to bo one of tho Best Compounds ever ottered for tho euro of Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Cough. 2s a Bottlo. COUGH POWDER.-Eiltec.ial and qulok In Congestion, Pleurisy, or Inflammation of tho Lungs, Is lid a Tin. COUGH BYRUP.-Whero there are ohildrcn nothing is bettor for Coughs. Croop, or Bron tihit is. A pure expectorant without morphia or opium, la fid and 2s a Bottlo. HOP BITTERS, 2a Od a Bottlo. N E I L & CLIFF 0R D, HERBALISTS. Botanic Disprnsarv, Wellesus. street, Auckland. Miscellaneous Wanteds. A YOUNG LADY from England, thoroughly domesticated, desires situa tion as Mother's Help; well educated; able to teach rudiments of music—Address EG, Stak Office REQUIRED. Genoral Servants for Coun try and Suburbs, ids: Housemaids, auver. noas. Parlourmaids.-Helghton and Co.. 177, Quocn-strcot (utllces upttalrs). THE Advertiser, recently arrivod from London, having had considerable experi ence in computing and posting merchants ac counts, on a new and expeditious principle, Is open for the same here, or to post balance, and make up Tradesman's Books by tho week, mouth, or periodically. Terms moderate.—Ad drcsa N, Stak Office MORE JEWELLERY.— Mr H. Penz holz. WorklngJewollee, begs to inform the trade, his friendpnind the public that hay, Ing returned to Auckland, ho has commencod Business in Darby-street Thistle Hotel Build ings (a few steps from Queen . treet). All orders and repairs in Jewellery will be satisfactorily executed. Prices very moderate. '•mHE EJLECTOR'S WAR CRY; I ?-§■.".--.-:■:- - - OR, TAX THE LAND AND SPARE THE PEOPLE," A Startling Pampblkt on the '-*■•' i Unearned Increment on Land and Poverty, By " A Voice from the Peoplo," la now in the press and will be published Imme diately by N. G. Lennox, Auokland, and sold by all Booksellers. Price, Ono Penny. Every Elector In the Colony should read this remarkable publication before voting, or even dreaming of doing 80. Medical. . . DR. RICHARDSON begs to inform his Patients that he does not attend at Mr Haslett'a Pharmacy, Queen-street at all; bW may be consulted at his own residenoe from 1 to 4in the attornoon. _ , ,/, ... ■,■< ~. .?. T\R. PARKINSON, DEVONPORT. I Hours of Consultation at his restdonoe, Vle bo-a-stre et-Morning, Bto 10; Afternoon, 4 to 5 ; (Evening,7to9. '-'■.■''"' --■ '■■■■■v-^l R ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-Tho most popular medlolne of the day. Price. 2s Od a box.-Colo nial Agent, F. G. Sharlahd, opposite tho Post; office. ' RATBI RATS! RATS!—Use SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE, , Rats eat it greedily, and die; no smell. Prioe, One Shilling a Bottle.. | F. C. SHARLAND, opposite Post-offlce. W~~ OR M «• All children suffer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Ct_ - iSHARLANDB WORM PO*iVpE^,Ul»glMk Apo_tecarieß'__ll,ppposltoP(_t_i_lo. 10LENT Raging Toothache ig\ij. nearly every instance Instantaneously' cured by using Odontalgicon. the now remedy, Is.—C. W. gggdson, London Aroadfc. T> ELIEF from Cough i» Ten Minutes. _- AA) SHARLAND'S dhERRY PECTORAL. Price 2s fid and la 6d.-F. O. Sharlafid, opposite the Post-offlce. ■ : ; t>OSELINE for the HAlß.—This ele XV) gant preparation completely eclipses every article of a similar kind now before, tho public-Price, Is fid a bottle.-, barlano. Apothecaries' Halt . ___~_ •_'. TOOTHACHE CURE. —Instffl-taneoiilf Rellef-ODONTALGIC-^ls per bottle.- F. C. SHARLAND, oppositePj*fflt-offlce. DR, STALKER, M.A., M.8., CM. (Edin.), HAS COMMENCED PRACTICE at CHURCH-STREET, DEVONPORT. HOURS OF CONSULTATION: 9to io Morning ': ; ; 6to 8 Evening j . - ■ ' r , •vr o T ICE,; DR. WILKINS, F.R.C.S., _C, ; '*' Consulting and Operating Surgeon, Is at his Surgery for Genoral Practice and Special Practice—Eye, Ear, and Throat Dlsoasos— Mornings, Afternoons, and Evenings. | Consultation Fees very Moderate. Df. Wilkins spent seven years at Mborefields | Eye Hospital, London, under Messrs Bowman and Crichett. two at Throat Hospital, London, seven yeairs Honorary Surgeon Albert Hospital, and eight yeaVs at Eye, Ear, and Throat In firmary,' Melbourne. 'Correots sight for glasses. —Consulting Rooms, Queen-street (near Post offl'cel.'Auckland. , '__ _ ! 1 -— QCHOOL' OF ART AND DESI&N;.I (;• :. 255, QOEEN-STREET. " -i ; - --- POWNE AND 8AC0N...,.^.. Have;much pleasure in intimating that they' haVe Opened in New Premises at the above, address with a Magnificent and Carefully-seleo-. ted Stock of Fancy Goods and Material of the- MRS POWNE will continue as heretofore to! give Lessons in Poena Painting. Maoramle," Point Lace, and Leather-work, also in Waxi Flowers ana Fruit, Wax for same manufactured* on the premises. . • ' ■"■**»|CW| |Erjessons in and Crewel-frork* Note i the Address :-Oppo_to Gnrilck nnd j Cr«fi_>n*. City Halt :-!.:■- . V ~ T



1 ■ ■ Ui ■ "■''■ '.*' To Let ■ TO BE LET,. Shop and D.wellirig-houso in Princes-street.—Apply to Erlo Craig. innO LET, a Large Upstairs Unfurnished g)e Room.—Apply VV. Sullivan. Albort-Btreet.- HRQ LET, a four-roomed Cottage in Nel- A "Son-street; rent, lis-d.— Apply to J. Gates, Chemist, &c., Hobson-strcet. TO" LET, a Shop and Four Rooms in Victoria-streot, next to Foley's Grocery.— Apply to M. Foley, Victoria-street. ;j TO LET, a Shop in a good centre in Parnell to a good tenant, ohoap.—Apply. Circulating Library, Parnell. TO LET. a Paddock, about 3 acres, at Ellerslie.'near Harp of Erin.—T. Usshor, Stichbury's Buildings, Qm-en-street TO LET, now 2-storied Shop in Jervois Road. Gas, waterf _c—Apply W. G. Allen, Draper. Jervoiß Road, Ponsonby. TO LET, 5-roothed Cottage in Prospect street, Ponsonby. Gas, water, So.—Ap ply W. G. Allen, Jervois Road. TO LET, new House of 4 rooms, Haslet -street, Eden Terrace.—Apply R. Rew, Viotoria-street. TO -LET, .a good House of Five Rooms "and Scullery, with well and pump, 400 gallon tank, &c.—James Reid, Eden Terrace. TO' LETr to a respectable person in Mount, Roskill Rood, 3 rooms, part of house,—Apply next to Hollet's Stores, Mount ItoslOU. '■- rpo LET, in Karangahape Road, a Gro- X cor's Sbop and Dwolllng. with good stable. Gas and water laid on. — Jas, Davtea, Grocer, Pitt-streot. ■ TO LET, two comfortable, large Fur* nished Bedrooms, with Board, in private family.' Piano, bath, etc. No other boarders. Apply to Mr Baxter. Grafton Road Store. TO LET, new House of five rooms, off Great North Road; 15 minutes' walk from Queen-street. — Inquire Glasgow Storo, Great North Road. TO" LET, Four Roomed Cottage at Northcote. five minutes walk from the wharf,- now, and comfortable.—For further particulars apply to Charles H. Osmond, 116, Queen .troot, next B. Tonka and Co. ' rT\O LEI, Shop and Dwelling-house near JiJ the corner of Pitt and Grey-streets; the 1 lOßtbuttinoaa stand out of Queen-street; double window, plate glass; gas and water laid o».—J. M. Lennox, Xaad Agent. Queen-stroot, ■ i: T i TO LET, the 3-storied Brick Building known-, as Foster's Boct Factory, in Rttt land-street, just off Quoon street; suitable for a manufactory or wholesale storo.—Apply to L. H. Noumege%'l_itrby-strcot._ , , i .'■•.;, ; TO BE/LET OR SOLD, a new G roomod House,.with Leamington range, two registered grates, sink with overflow to drain in Scullery, largo cardan, etc.; rant, 125.-Apply John 8. Press, Clifton Vitlo, Ollphant-street, Ponsonby. TWO Suporlor Front Rooms To Let as Sitting and Bed-room, suitable for one or two gentlemen; furnished or unfurnished.— Apply Star Oiilcp, T~O FIRST-CLASS GROCERS OR BUTOn.RS.-To Lot. Capital Promise, for a brunch of either of the above; a rare clianco,-Appfe- " R.H," care of Mr Martor, Tobacconlet. Upper Hyiuondß-.trcot. T_>OA£PING ESTABLISHMENT. Houso. street.—A few doors romovod from tlifs street (on tho ,Quoen,Btreot side) I am authorised.to offer for Lease a Building, which can, with little outlay, be converted Into a first class Uoardlnghouso. o( about 15 rooms. A . Lease of 5 yoars can be granted. The property s within & minutes' walk of the Union Bank. W. L. MITCHELL, Land and EBtate Agent, 8, Mercantile Chambers. ■ a i w" _B8 i ,_■ . I sag War Bait, /■:••:■*. . .;& FOR SALE,1 1,000 Puriri rests, at J. Beaver's, Trafalgar, treet, Onehunga. FOR SALE, a Pure-bred Pug Pup.— —Apply G. Chambers, Pioneer Store, Epsom. • OR SALE, a Light Double-seated Waggon In good order —Apply J. A. Woodward. Eden valo Road. Ii .61*1 SALE, Cheap, a Double-seated J Buggy, noarly new.—Apply to J. Smith, Drapor. Queen street. . 1710R SALE, second-hand Spring Carts, . also 'Bus, Bread-cart, and-Hand-cart— Apply J. Patterson, Upper Queon-strcet. OR SALE, Allotment 40 x 120, Go* feet roads, JJont le Grand, Mount RoskUl Road*.—Apply oniiroporty.toK. T. Herbert. - OR -*S_X_", Parnell -Express; horse thoroughly, staunch.—Apply T. Dlokens, W illri.or Lano, Parnell. •"-= 1710R SALE (on easy forms), Suporior . New 6-roomed House; every convonionco; gas and wator.— Apply F, Hastings, Kont -Btrcut. Surrey Hills. FOR SALE, Houses, Allotments, Subur ban Property, Farms, Businesses, Houses, and Shops to Lot.—Grant ft Crossan, 75, Queen street. |i.OR SALE (eaey terms), Comfortablo4 __D roomed Cottago; cvory convonionco; pneo. _130. — Apply F. Hastings, Charlotte stroet. New North Road. ■*" 3710R SALE, 4-roomed Cottago in Clnr ? oncost root, Punaonby, '* ror Immediate removal.—Apply W. CI. Allen, Draper, Jervois Road. ''■ OR SALE, comfortable Dwelling; now, seven apartmonts, wator laid on; Russell streot, Prico £133.—Apply T hos. Wright. Book seller, Ponsonby Road. FQR SALE, .a new IG-passenger Omnl ■bus; also, a now Hansom; both vehicles to bo oon i pie ted to purchaser's order.—Thames Carriage aqd Dray Factory. Vlctoris-st Hast FOR SALE, 1 American Cortland Wag gon, 1 Express Wagon, and several new andsecond-turn .Spring Carts, Buggies, etc.— Thames Carriage^ tod Dray Factory, Victoria street East. \ ', ; ■ .:' OR, SALE ANb^TO LET, 50 Acre Farm, 710 Aoros, 30sper aore; Allotments, Houses, IBoardlng Houses, Businesses, Hotels; monoyjo lend.—HeightOU and Co.,Lond Agents, 177, Queen-street;office*upstairs. OR POSITIVE BALE, t*woi«roomed Cfittages and one Shop and Dwelling, oach [with fiSntagos to;t*tW'gpod Btreets In the city — lAppljMso John SoppetgHousoand Land Agent, ■No. 8; tjueen-Btrqgt ~ j OR SALE, in Parnell, most convenient -Houso of 8 ropros and Allotment 50 x 200; isplondld viow of thp harbour; only 15 minutes from_Post.oflleo. — W. ajid J. .Frttter. Land Agents! Queen-street. ■ - F dk SALE, Copeland-street, off Hoslett .Street, good i-roomed Verandah Cottago. colonial oven, register grate, tank, otc Price, '-SCO.-— Apply to J, R. Randeraou, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street. * FOR SALE, in th^dlstrict of Poverty Bay, first-class Country Store. Long lease : (nominal rent). Turnover from £3,500 to 1*4,000, and could be materially Increased. — Further particulars fronfT. Harkia, High .treet;. OR SALE, in Parnell, new 6-roomed House (cheap), good position; gas -and {water laid on; 5 minutes from station, or 10 'from. .G.p.O„s<yiewß harbour and Domain.— lApßly toMnrytelvil; Po^.jrtd-Bt., PabitJl. * ■ P\mhatr— a _h_v~«ou8o oF^wSwr and workshop, vemndah on two 8ld,0B; 'water laid on. Allot_fci_'M_ftU),lCG(__t nasi* j tion. Prioe £500.—Apply D. F. Kvans, Land and I Estate Agent, Quepn-streetjr^s/oji £ C (118%, FOR SALE OR TO LET (Onehunga), .hit 'Sttridlomo' Villa Residence, * Ith. ißtabling.'oWnouScS, ftm! f>_a_:6cWoV.V)(feM?if? I the Manukau Harbour, the back ground going 'down to the beach; at present occupied J_y_K_. {Gibbons, Esq.—Apply to P. Clark, Agent, One iliunga; ortoE.Gibbpns. ,_~ , , . \ffm mWS Void tifuilfsitua^a1 New IX? Residence: commands vibwofthe .Vhble of Newton; verandah, hall, 4 rooms, kitchen j (lift 6in_*L-lft 6in). Tho builder having erected this hous&for his own uso, feels satisfied that It cannot bjLPeaton for comfort, workmanship, or ■ material; jargo Allotment.—Apply Stab Office. T7*lOR2. SALE, Upper Queon-street, two IX? Houses of sis rooms each, in first-class lorder. City water laid on, 'Largo allotments. Price £360 and £270 respectively. , Also, House of 4 rooms, in good condition; city water; allot iment 33_.100; price only £220. Tho above Houses aro in a flrst-rate position, and very ■ cheap.—Applyjo D. B*. Evans, Land and Estate 'Agent, Queon-tftrcet.. ', . (1107) ANGOEDS :for Sale, from 30s to 3Ss por ton, acodrding to distance, delivered to any part of Auckland..— Address R. Scar- I borough, RemueraJ. .' r ' ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 200 casks Portland 'Coment. Plaster ot Paris, Fireclay, by tbn or lb, 'Fire Bricks, _c—RfJonkinson, Builder, Lome! --! street ;- - A ■ ■ ■ TE AWAMUTU CHEESE & BACON FACTORY COMPANY (LliiiTEDh j Fot sale, about 4 tons Prime Bacon and Hams, .from pigs fed on whey and pollard. Apply to J. WALTON, Secretary. j TaaAwWß_Wnne.ft.Bßl-, : . —.,- -- mO I&JIERKS AND OTHEBS. ---i A For Salo, a Suporlor Sevon-roomcd Houso with lean-to. near Mount Eden, and within 40 minutes' walk from town1, The Allotment is 78 by 210 feet; there Ib a 3,000-gallon oistorn, and water is laid-tnto<fho- houso; there is a two stalled stable, *bugtfy? hoUso. cow-shod, and a -fowl-house. The place is pleasantly situated. Price, £600. Terms—WO down, and the balance bearing eight por oent. Interest payable in sums" of thirty shillings per week. Rebate of interest allowed every quarter. This is an exceptional bargain.—F. gjEwington, Estate Agent JTJI OsR S- A L W. X ARANGAB_«PE ROAD-«tatlonery Business For Salo, leascgtnd goodwill, cheap. SENTINEL JJOAiD-House, 8 rooms, To Let; large allotment; 20s per week. JERVOIS ROAD-J-New Shops and 6 rooms To ' Let; also New Shop and 1 room. I Apply gg „W. GULLIVER. Queen-street rjm q} tji,~ 5. s A L E. -*■ OR-iNGESi 800,000. ORANGES. Juat arrived, per Oamaru. A.Regular Supply will now bo keptin Stock, as Boats are put on now to arrive regularly monthly, L STORE: CUSTOMHOUSE - STREET. Address; Charles Baoi__y, porter end Wholesale Dealer in all kinds of © Fruit, I PARgeij, Rise, apcbxakp, ',: '■ jjm O •% S--UA'-'*-::.L?"y"'E; LE 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVE, 2- 7-inch Cylinders QSCDaoaOI 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVk, 2 5-inch Cylinders 2 CORNISH BOILERS, 25 feet x 5 feet 3 • Inches, 501bs.pressure. . - ,-,, , The jo>cmmmjmm^u^mm^ PiJffJitffl.CiS *sT)lp«dry« For particulars apply to ~ ~..,,,._..,—,,,—~ MASEFIELD & CO.,«__ltfert-_.iytJ {j -A *• CUSIOMS-STBKBT WKBT. — —



Ecclesiastical. -• YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS SO CIATION, Corner of Wellesley and Albert-streets. — Meeting for United Prayer THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Bible Reading will be givon. Friends are cordially invited. A BIBLE CLASS for MEN every SUNDAY Afternoon, from 3 tUI 4. PITT-STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH. -Morning at 11, Rev.T. G. Carr; Evening at 6.30. Rev. W. G. Parsonson. GRAFTON ROAD WESLEYAN CHURCH. - Services TO-MORROW (Sunday) as follows:—Rev. R. Bavin at II "o'clock a.m.; Professor Aldis at 6.30 o'clock p.m. ST. JOHN'S WESLEYAN,CHURCH, Ponsonby,—Morning [at ILate./S.'-Grlf flths; Evening at 6.30. Rev. T. G. Carr. PARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.— Morning at 11. Mr F. A. Whlto j Even lng at 6.30, Mr J. Foster. ■ ■* EVONPORT WESLEYAN CHURCH. —Morning at 11. Rev. W. G. Parsonson; Evening at 6.30. Rev. A. Held...-.. ARCH HILL WESLEYAN CHURCH. —Morning at 11 o'clock, Mr J. Shackol ford; Evening, at 6.30, Mr W. Beaumont, WELLESLE Y-STREET B A PTIS T CHURCH.—Sunday, June 29.—Morning, lii the Ohapol, at 11. Evening, In the Choral Hall, at 6.5, HevJWr Dallaston.; PONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH.— ServlcHß by Rev. Charles'ettrter, at 11.30 a.m. and at 6.80 p.m. Subject in-the Evening, *' The Fiery Furnace." j ■ - ~' " rfIHE UNION OP ALL CHRISTIANS" A is tho Subject To-morrow' Evening at the Arch Hill Publio School-room. All are Invited. No collection. '* MASONIC HALL, ONEHUNGA. - Addrosses by Messrs Cook and Jewish at 6.30 To-morrow Evening. All are invited. "DIDING SCHOOL, NEW NORTH XV ROAD.—The Gospel will be preached at 7 p.m. To-morrow. Working Men and''their Families spocially invited. ."". ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—Morning at 11, Rev. A. Car rick. Subject: "Tho Advent of the Spirit;" Evening at 6.30, Mr W, Ferguson. Subject: .'.'.'Jhe.Dead Paßt" r CJT. DAVID'S CHURCH, Symonds.t.— '_.. Rev. T. McKenzle Frasor. M.A. Morning, M 11, Evening at 6.30. Lecture: "Book ot Proverbs.* ■ *". --£- ONEHUNOAk, CONGREGATION AL CHDRCH. - Speolal 'Evangelistic Bor v4ces, commencing'2_U June.—Sjmday Morn- j log; II o'clook; Sunday Afternoon, 3 q'olook; Sunday Evoning. 6.30 o'olock; Monday Even ing, 7.30 o'olock; Tuesday Evening, 7.30 o'clock. Addresses by various speakers. *■■ ■ - ,"-'' I GRAETON ROAD WEBLEYAN SUN DAY - SCHOOL, - A Lecture will be delivered in the Church on THURBDAY EVENING, July 3rd. 7.30, by the Roy. R. Bavin, Su .cot: ''History of tho English Bible." Admission, Is; Children, (id. Proceods in aid of Church Building Funa. FRANKLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. - Juno 89. - Morning bt 11 o'olodk, Mr H. Field; Evening at 6.30. Rev. J. BootbrOyd. i SERVICE OF SO N"G will be given by tho FRANKLIN ROAU CHURCH CHOIR on TUESDAY. July Ist. at 7.30, entitled, "The Ollod Foather." Reader,: Mr J. Blackmail. Collection after in aid of Choir Funds. ' PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCHES. £ BERVIOBS TO-MORROW, as follows:- '-""• AIIEXANDRA-STREira-. -'- ~, .- "Z Morning «t il-ReftflGßil'ottOL Evening at 6.80-Rov. W. S. PoUfr;: >, PITT AND EDWIN-STREETS- . Morning at 11—Mr Worthlhgton. ■ Evening at o.3o—Mr Thompson. ' TTNITED METHODIST FREE U CHURCHES. - ' C PITT AND VINCBNT-STREETS- >- Morning at 11. Ror. S. Maofarlaoc •». Evening at 6.30, Messrs Parker and Roberts, Evangelistic Service. . MOUNT EDEN- Evenlng at 6 30. Rev. 8. Mttcfarlanc. pONGREGATIONAL SERVICES^ BEREBFORD-BTREBT- Mornlng at 11, and Evening at 6.3o—Rev, J. Robertson, M.A MOUNT EDBN-_3O. Mr T. Ball. Rev. J. Robertson will deliver tho first of tho following lectures on Sunday Evening. June 29—1. " Tho Young Man at Homo." July 6-2. "Tho Young Man Away from Home." July 13 — 3. "Tho Young Man Making a Homo." Thoso Lectures are specially soloctod for Young Men, who are" cordially invited, f jj 1 H RIBTI AN %B_a_NG-HOl__s. corner of Cook and Hobson-streets Sub ject, for Lord's Day. .30 p.m., Juno 29, "Tho GroBS, the Throne, the Crown." Questions al lowed at the close.—H.Eilcy., HRISTADELPHIANS meet In the Nowton Hall on Sunday, for fellowship at 2 p.m., Blblo Class and Sunday-school at 3.30. WELSH SERVICE.—The Rpv. R. J. Roberta will preach at this Roams of the V.M.C. Association to-morrow (June 29), at 6.30 p.m. I-. -. _■'■_"■■ '* GAELIC MEETING will bo hold ._>• morrow, at 2.30 p.m., in tho Young Men's Christian Association Rooms. Mr McLean will officiate. ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE.-Geo. A. Brown will Lecture on Sunday night at 6.30. Subjoct: "The ApostatoChuroh," Revela tion 17th chapter. Morning Services at Tem perance and Eden Halls, atll o'clook. '**,' TDATIONALISTIC ASSOCIATION.— XVLorne-street Hail. Sunday. Juno 29.—Morn ing at v, Discussion Class. Evening at J.Lcc ture: "Our Principles and Objecte," M* A- Campbell. Both meetings open to the public Dhoua-ion Invited. Musical soleotioUß. Ladles cordially invited to attend. ' •* PONSONBY HALL.—SUNDAY EVENING SERVIORS, under - UvßTon ductof the Ponsonby Evangelistic Committee, on Sunday Evening, from 8 to 9. Seats freo. No collection. All are Invited. ,"-..., -\TEW CHURCH . SERVICES.-J-Held _Ll In the Commercial Rooms, over Rattray's. Qusenstreet. Morning at_l o 'clock. Subject: Blblo: BlustttUions of th). Law of Ipter: prptatlon." Strangers Invited, i <1 THEATRE RQfAJi.~SUNi)AY EVENING SERVICES, under the- con duct of thp Yfll*nK Men's Christian Aseoofatien oh Sunday eyenuig, from 8 to 9. All are In vltep> Se^tg ttpsm " .".." A tfNOSPEL TEMPERANCE IIIISSION. \JT BLUB RIBBON ARMY. —•*• "Z A UNITED PRAYER MEETING--! .Will bo hold in connection with tho above pn MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, 18_, *>; Of TOK r:™ ~,.. riTT-STBEET WKSIJ.YAN SCIIOOJ,-_oo4f, Commencing at 7.30 p.m. .. REV. 3. MAC. ARLANE (President) " WH* WNDUOT Tip SERVICE. As Address n«\ MR S(st^MON'H«fflS. Ministers and Friends will fflkp p^rt |n (he —-- Mee.ni?.- All Workers, are .earnestly, incited, together jr i a r wi^hfa^raU|ib|ic, TPP Xj mrsk<t4 HfMfsTvn-L be nthr™ 'J t' .j'.foff g'T?"*liwi*^ rpn,) Morning ij.t 11. Rev. A. Rold ~ .Afternoon 9tf1........"Rev. R. B^ym (Young noflple'S Seryice) -: ,r'ii;ON TUESDAY, JULY Ist, THE ANNIVERSARY SOIREE WILL BEHEI4L .._., __. Toa at 6.30 in Nowtaiarkct Hall ~ TICKETS. ~15...6D......,! C H1JiDR8N... 13... PUB -IO MEETING at 7.50 In tho OhU.ph, Chair tp be taken by A. LAYBODHN, ESQ, Addresses by Rkvs. BAVIN, WATKIN. GRIFFITH, and Mb BROUGRTON, 6. Christchureh, Collections ki aid of Trust Fund. ■•■■~' ■ m ■ Tenders, r- Q m O B U I_^s.D EfR s. Tenders will be recoived until noon, of WED NESDAY, July 9ttb"for the Ereotionfand Com pletion of Three Houses at Newmarket, and Additions and Alterations to Two Shops. EDWARD BARTLBY. Afthitoct. O B U I L D 1. R S. ' —— " CA Tenders will be received until noon of WED NESDAY, July 9th, for converting Messrs S. -GGOMBES Sc CO.'S Lower Shop into Arcade and Offices. EDWARD BARTLBY, ArohltooL... _fii ioiv b tr^VjD c .Ri:|i Tenders will be received up to noon of TUESDAY, July Ist, for tho Erection of Brick Stores in Fort-street. Plans, _e„ at our offices. Queen-street EDWD. MAHONBY fe'SON. Afrohlteots. [i-TOUNT EDEN ROAD DISTRICT. Tonders for work in Valley Road will be re ceived at my office before beforo noon of THURSDAY, the 3rd July noxt. JAMES BABERi C.E. ITIENDERS FOR EARTH WOR K. Tonders are required for the Removal of Earth from Northumberland House, -Sarsfield-Btreet, Ponsonby; by noon of TUESDAY NEXT. Plans and specification at the offlce of W. J. DALTON, C.E., High-street. Continued on First "Pose *.: TAUPIRI EXTENDED COAL-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED), ': NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF_BAUPII_ COAL. _ • ■, . ■ 6 ■■'----'-■' t_ ¥_ ... COAL from. Other Mines In the Waikato . being _ now Introduced into the Auckland I Market, Consumers of GOAL jare: Requested to be Careful- In giving their Orders ' Iriftitm.to^ter-,'TAUPIRICOA_." » i__ . FRANZSOHB_FF > ISe._>tai7. J "Auckland, May 26,1881.



Iga* '■*.-. -PnbHellfottc.B;'''''^-'"" T\rOTlCE,4^r.»._f,:!Haslett,; Builder, ha __1 Mon ready at a m inuto's notice for Altoi aliens and Additions of every description.-. Workshop. Fort-strcot. tirOfUGHTf A JOB—3IO pairs Ladies __> land Children's Silk Lislo Cloth Kid'am Fur-top Gloves, from 6d, Come and see,them.- Fernandez, Newton. } j- .' HOUSEHOLDERS-China Mattings, ii all qualities, 1 yard wide, 1} yards wide 1. yards wide, from Ojd.—Fernando .a, Newton ]_TdTICE.— Ladies' Tweed Ulsters, 5i AA lid; Ladles' Dolman Ulsters, 10s 6d._wo.tl 25a; Wool Tartan Plaids. B|d, worth laid. Onlj 500 Shilling Hats left-Fernandez, NBwton. tk/'ANTED, Customers for Mutton at 2d, JT>V ' Beef at 2d, Steam-made Sausages. 3d Hams and Bacon, Brawn, Id i German Sausage 6d: Lard, Poultry, so., clearing-out price. Saturday night.—G" HnlmC, Butcher, Queoh-a >. CASH ! CASH ! CASH ! .*-The_great want of depressed times is Ready Money, hohoe* my present' Sole, where you can got the Cheapest Goods now obtainable.—Tester's Great Cash Sale. Karangahap6 Road_ ,| . - ";;;. . DEVONPORT.— W. S. Evans, Piano forte Tuner, &o. (patronised by the G°; vernor), pays frequent visits to DevohporC Charges same as In Auckland, viz., Ss and Gs. Ordors left »t Press and.Co.'s, P.O. .. - . _.. ¥OTICE.— Impounded in tho Remuera Public. Pound, the 21th June, 1881, br T. Taylor, for trespass on road, Remuera, 4 Steer Calves and 2 Hoifor Calves; colour, white find red and white; no visible brands; if not claimed will bo sold on the Bth July next, at noon. "' WM. DINNISON, PoUttdkoepßr. l'j_____\soS- ROTORUA, Eori gjprsOUTHKRN PORTS, will leave Onehunga on TUESDAY, July 1, at 1 pan. ' Latest train for passengers, 12 noon, UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF N. & IdV^e TjIOR NEWCASTLE -_^$_^__- DIRECT. ThoAlßarquo __ U _____L' LOONGANA, M. Kvans, master, will sail _rf above port OU Or about WEDNESDAY next, 2nd July. For freight and passage, apply to »'.: . STONKBROR. Agent a. "VTIGHT-SOIL CONTRACT. * Quartsr endinftJuno ** 30th .being >oJt~dp«v promt, payment mUA bo made, or sorylce will beidisdontinucd untLl'paid for/ , J j *"* ,j i , *Tefi_lnfS*_n futimr**will retjulre for pay In advance. / .SAMUEL WHjyß, AJCfI T.Ci Office: Custom-street East, opposite Arnold Ulnea awl Co. ~,,•■-■ = T> BinC.V;ti»KEEN\V_K)_i: bigs tofnbiify A\>e that he has REMOVED to Temporary Offices, Vulcan Lane, until suoh time as his Now Stores and - .Offices, Queen-street, are erooted. Land, Property, and Furniture Sales undertaken as usual. nm is.. B«iAaGRPNWiOOP, AUOTONKKR.HO-RJEAIiirLAND AGENT, See., &c.. VULCAN LANK Auokland, 28th aune?lßß4. mHE MIRANDA COAL ANP IROfr Tho Registered Office of the above Company has been REMOVED to ViUoJ_lL-i_B:j"; Clj. . : ,R-C., GREENWOQP, Secretary. £*r_ __, TO £10,000 £ENT ,on^ Building dw JL" Society principles, oron other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built- OU) Weekly-, Ppywo-t. Syßtero. Mortgages and Loans negttiatedi See List of Properties for sale on ..th page. .Six. per cent, allowed on money deposited iojrl jMregtmont.— C. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuer, High-street; Auckland. HURCHOFTHEHdLYBEBULCHRE, Kyber Pass.—Third Anniversarenf Bedi catlon. SUN DAY, Junß29 <ST. PETERS DAY). Ho.'y .Communion at eight o'clock a.m., with short sermon; cloven o'clock a_n.. Prayer and Holy ComMUoion, sermon. by the Bight Rev. THE BISHOP; .half-post - three o'clock; P.m., Children's Service, sermon by Rev;' WILLIAM CALDKR; half-past six o'clock p.m. Evening Prayer, sermon by tho Rev. CHARLES M. NKLHON, M.A.. Inoumbent of Bt. Paul's. tZji X o__F. MOJ.-AUGK _ .3- _ '+-*-• LAND DIBTRICT, NEW (j&l^ ,'Z ZEALAND. --JWtal ' Gopt. MyMrgpWEgfeUowa'Hall. Cook-street, Auck ilMfw^/Ba J(".d. — Tho Members of the k_W_'»vo.'liOdKo_v_i<> are on Dr. -V-na*sMedlcal-.i3t are horeby. .t_H_?M_nW_ln_)rmed that on and after the 11 Bij-nii m - iiFiwt. eyof July. 1881, they will bo placed on D*. Walker's Medical List.—By j6_n M^LEoa\ Fbwnpial _______ ■f % j | 1...' §'; ■___.!. . -HJF T C H I H 8 Qi Ni VV*« (WB-&ftdfnaß_rSL'B_lenS", 12th and 63rd Regiments). Musical Composer (also a pupil of Joseph Riohardson, the eminent flautist). is desirous of taking Pupils. The fol lowing Subjects and Instrumeuts^Ugbt; _•, Theory of Music «nd PraotloaliQpWoationji arranging for String, Reed, Bras, or Drum and Fife Band (spocial, terms for the abqve). the Instruments in use in a Military Band. • Speetol mention in testimonials for teaching.' Also Piano and Violin, JRianoa. tuned. References ai^ tcstlnbuißfe^-AW***': $_. Hutchinson, O THE CREDITORS, IN • THE ESTATE OF THE DECEjkgEJVALgSs** ANDER LAMB, BKTTLER, WAIROA SOUTH. All Parties having claims against the above Eutatoaro requested; to lodge the Bame wi(h me on or before the 3r_Ud«y of July nertvwhon' tjb.6 same Will be paid. Noclalmswill bereoognlsed after thatdate. -joHNilmb. 35, Queeh-atrtret. Auttland.«th Jtme. 188. pijjtiig n;;q t;;i q;.e. ClIlsjpjG'MOUNT ROSKILL ■ROAp.Vj^ Notice Is hereby given that, in compliance with tho requirements qf the Minister of Publlo Works, on and after the I2thday of July Instant, traffic dnrttffthicohstructlOpot Bridge over Railway Crossing. .a-- .:■- _;.i . ■ By order of tho Mount Eden Road Board. ' " ' 4. STICKLEYTcierk. Mount Eden Rpad. Junp 2Tth. P P WLJ () M^^vl,©: |. ? T*he City Schools Ijomtoftoo'hiroby notify" that the Public School in HighrStreot is now. Closed, -and th§t<at School will be Onoued for giriß onlj. on MONDAY, Jul?7thHt Primi tive Methodist School-room, Franklin Road. Application to be made to Miss Warm, Head Teacaer, whp "Will be at the School-room at.9. a-m-ifMflM » receive. Soholanr rtjor that dat 4 afTlsdal school hours. Provision has boe» ma3M^^"w™wß*tott'tte,ldlnß High-ftmsetto bo aamitiodln the other schpols in tho district. - -•' " ~¥mt-- J_»flte^_J_i_ ChalHUSh ClJ)' Dlatrlct Schools Con>mltt«e. :-\flf'il.;',\ ''^M [ ' I,rii^" 'VELLINGTON ROAD i Notice Is hereby given that .the S-puntTW^- Hngtoh Rood Boird^lU meot at Messrs Ireland fßro_,Offipo, A»«iE«--_. ;<?» .ttfl ISttTJuly, 18M,-at ltw« p._r_tostrike' rtKate^f Three Fartningfsln tho A on the ratable value of property in district for the year ending 31st Mt-rch, 1885: tho same to bo payable, in one sum, on first, day of Sep tember. 1881-to the pollectcr, Mr Henry Dur bridge. at his rosidcnce. I'auninro. Tile-Hat.-, Book is op^ii fo_ ihßbectlon at MoS#ttlJjflU_id Bros.' Offlce, Auckland. BARTON IRELAND, Chairman,! ' jur|e'2B._Ba|.K*iJ_ _'_'">.:'-.» -l ■■ - ' -pfiELININ ARY NOTICE. "*" CQOMRES'S CITY CHAMBERS. g; The Undersigned-begs to poUfy that'the Control Business!BroiniSPP opposite the Bapkof Australasia, new ocpupipd by Mr • Samupl Coombes as a clothing Shop w|ll shortly ho converted info a magnificent • - **.__ i --•• ARCADE OF SMALL'SHOPS AND ? '.■")'! ":\ i • pfitces,' '/ .: ' / i and w|\l be ariangpdAvlth-^pry niodern. con-, venlonco(.nd'Style.to seoure"immediate oocu -pation. Plan of .'EftfifShpn'B,'each 25"feet deep, and i Intorlor offlcei>,in the New Arcade,' will be open - to vipW at tho office of the Undersigned on and after Ist July next, W. c ]_I-M_f;Sß, i"|_L>l:li Land and Estate Agent. j 8, MorcantiloChambe_i, Queen-street. -_t. ' , *~.f ..^,.| fK&W AND* NAVY QUT-PENSION-* ERS IN TIEBI,AUCKI-kND DISTRICT. a-ii-i.'*, U. AS-VA..' '_ j The Payment of tbjfcbove Pensioners for the ensuing Quarter will W*t> follows :^r,,- „ .- r . 4 * iAUCKLAND-Wednesday, July !*lßßi,-W 11 j a.m„ at the Supremo Court-house. fONEHUN<JA-Saturday, July fi, at 12 noon, at I tho Court-house. iB4N.VO.RE7- rlday, Julyi,,at ll.*_o a.m, » , IHdmfck-^_day.Julyl,ati;3op.m. ' JOTAHUHU-Saturday, July 5, at 1.30 p.m. PAPAKURA—WednesdaV. July % 4t.10>.ai,_0,, | at the Court-house. t ; mhaultaiNi Officer Paying Pensions. -ImperlolPensionsuOffloe. - ( Auckland, July 26.1884. fO ÜBLI C "-N'OTl'Fl'C' ATI ON. ' The foßowing RURAL L^fDS W_i be<opon for api>llcß,t_S_l WEDIfESDAY, the 16th July next£*-<.:• "'ifi*' -'-*"' *;:"' .i .'.'. .'■■ '.' v.»"* MANUKAW CQUNTY.'-Parish 6f Walplpl N;W.'Pombir2l9j S.Evportion 219. _ ,<; WHANGaHEI- COUNTjri-Tanglhua Snirvey DUtriot: Block 1, SecUon 7a. ppuawanga Bm_*ey District: BlockTV., Section 7; Blook vmiVßection Srßlj^XL, SeoMonrff. TAURAWA*COU_T_^**._sh of Te Papa: *WI_?KA-*ANE 6COUNTY.-PaHSh Of Wa» ---i tahi: Sections 165,167; 168; S.E. portion 173, .-4-456. Parish.ofi-Waimana: Seoflons7,-IU,-. i "-157,16«, 186»808i *• *' ■>■ »- ' » »_» ' » &<i COOK COUNTY.—Wahnata Survey District: ynijLßeotions 25, 26,, 27. 28, 29, 3L ,; W^garrf.teey DhJtiact: block V.„ Znfm^&kW.b'' . ■ i. \.;,.;■: '■ The above lands will be open for application at the upset prices at which they were offered for sale on the 2nd instant, i /1 :■-.:* jj.-'' ■■■■a'- i ' ■ _:■-. (-.;•! ..-.v: *~.; '~ I D. A.TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Lands, "Crown Lands Offlce, v,Ji'j_ A^ldand,Jn_e:_.Ußi.i4HS ;h .7/--



«s «_sfi_s pugiic if otices. a A CCfOMMODATION has been made fo: .. jCi. Wchildren In tho Lower Standard at the 1 Wellesloy-stroot School. - I\J OTICE.—The undersigned hereby noti i" jL. fles that from and after this date he wil \ not be liable on any contract entered into b* _ "The Auckland Fish and Oyster' Company wi thou th is written consent, and that all receipt! • for monies payable to the Company must beai i his signature, otherwise by the terms of tbi >, partnership deed thoy will not bo valid nnc i. binding. .:" ■ s pAKIRARAHI No. 1 BLOCK, f I njKHEiiv caution all persons horn daalin. with the Timber on this Block, as the same hat - been legally purchsaedtwith allnecessary rights > by, the Union Steam Saw- Moulding, Sash, and ; Door Company (Limited). Neither Hoheps , Hokalri nor Mr Singleton Rochfort have any i right or authority to ofEcr the said Block 01 . Timber for sale. I Dated at Auckland tho 10th day of June, 1784. .. v... w ... at. dufaur; J , ■-', , , Solicitor, Quoen^trcet. Auckland. t XT OTICE.—The. Timber on Pakirarahi i*_li_l :'No.lfiloa_t.wi__.ever purchased by tho ' Bank of New Zealand, nor by the managers of any of Its saw mills, nor by any of its numerous :. staff . f rola .-HOHEPA-HIKAIRO. ! DAKIRARAHI No. 1 BLOCK, 3,497 ■_[. ACRES -. Covered , with magnificent ! kauri, situate at Talma, 9 miles from Grahams town, Thames. This Land Is for Sale, in lots of ; from 50 acres and upwards; termS, £2 an ScTe, _i par cent, to, bo paid iv, cash (If tho purchaser should prefer it), and the balance to be secured by mortgage at 4 per contum per annum. .Application to be made to Mr- Roohfobt, Barrister-at-Law, Wellesley-street, Auckland; or to tiro Proprietor; Mr Hon .pa Hikaibo, , Parawai, Shortland, Thames. TpUBLIC' HOLIDAY. IN. ONJSHUNGA. We, tho Undersigned, do hereby .agree .to Close our respective Places of Business on MONDAY, 30th June, in order to give those in our Employ a Holiday, it being a closed day in Auokland. Signed:— ; / •. ; . John Buckland J. Oatca T. B. Hobson J. W. Pegler A. W. Moselem Wm. Bteven_on George Moody R. Watt P. J. Donovan W. J. Watts D. Neilaon M. Sheldiic , j- .- r « T. B. Gillmen D. Adams i ' _ J. C. F. Bell G. Stratum j \ f R. Sinclair T. J. Hcnshaw G. Farrcll T. Worden. ■■■ . . ■_■_—_yi ii^ \ i ■ Funeral Jfoflcea- rrzaeaaamaammaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam #FIHE BRETHREN of the ■ -qndsrmen ■!"_|. Honed Lodges under the Irish Copstftotibn 'are respectfully requested to attend the FUNE RAL of our late Bro, B. Tonus. Member of Remuera, 1710, E.C. Plain mourning... 9 _l .""■ i'Cno_CK. H. Powlev, WM..SIB.LC. W. J. Suiter, W.M., 421.10. J^_IW"MMM»M mmmmmmmmmmaamaaeammm HE,.BRETHREN,of the under mentioned Lodges undpr the JSngliflh Constitution of Freemasons In the Auclt land Distriot are requested to attend the FUNERAL of our lato Br . B. Tonks. whioh wUI take placo TOMORROW (Sunday),-June &,,- 1881at St. Mark's-; Cemetery, Remuera, at 8.30 p.m. ' ,' Plain mourning; H. BBDFOBD, W.M., 1710. E.C. H. Elliott. W.M.. 6ffIUE.C. J. P. Olabk, W.M, 1338, E.C. T. W. KITT, 1580, E.C. '~. A. W. Gabdneb, W.M., 2003, E.G. ■■■> ' j; E.eciorai;" :-- ,*"rf*; IN pursuance of the Regulations of Elec tions Act, 1881,' I; WILLIAM SHANAQHAN, Returning Officer for the.Electoral Distriot ot Franklin North, do hereby givo notice that by virtue of a writ bearing date the 27th day of June, 1881, undor the hand of the Clerk ot the Writs, an Election-will bo hold for the Return of One Qualified .Person to serve as Member for the said Eloctoral District, and that the Nomina tion of Candidates will tako place at the Public Hall, Otahuhu, at noon on TUESDAY, the 15th day of July, 18*1. and that the poll, If necessary, will be taken at the several following places of tho said District, on TUESDAY, the 22nd day of July, 188. The following are,4h. polling plates for the Electoral D .trßCbf Franklin North:. . i ~ .The Sohool-house, Drury ' "The Public Utmry.Howlok . ! The Old B_3Q_-house, Mangare The School-house, Maraotai .. The Public Hall. Otahuhu (principal) , . . TheS^l^ool-l_«pse,sta»7>v ,-. \*V "> : Th44_m__Jouse^iiSi__* i-.lt v V The School-house, Papakura Valley , , Ihe School-hou-e, Turanga , -The 8ch60.-ht.__i, Walheke ' TheS^o#hog«|i_yop^_iey^ ~ ? . IZ, f wfli_AM sJg%A£_kN^ jj ...'- •.... JN pursuance of "The Regulations of "Elections Act, 1881," I, Matthew Angbove, Returning Officer for the Elietoral District of Rodney, do hereby givo notice that by virtue of a writ bearing date the 27th day of June, 1881, under tho hand of tho Oierk of the Writs, an .flection will bo held for the return of one quali fied person to serve as Member for the said Electoral District, and that the Numinatloii of < Candidates-swill take Uut at W Cpu-Sglis* ■■WarirtYarthy* ate nocm. c o« Uie*l__raayofffmy; 1881, and that the Poll, if neoessory, will be taken at the several polling-places of the said District on the 22nd day of July, 1831. The following are' the Polling-places for the Electoral District of Rodney :— • The Court-house, Wark worth (principal poll ing-place) ~ The Public Hall, Matakana ;t_ .£> ;; 'TheSchool-bouse,Omaha ; ;..-", 1 i i:ThoPnMloHalh'NortirA_bertla_d' JIlit'J ,-.. The^Publfc Hall, Port Albert ',:...:_IA J The School-house, Pauhoa r-1 *. QHAH The School-house, Halpara Flats ','■ t_ rr Theifc-00.-house,PuhoT ' ~(!' [£M . Tho School-house, Mahu.angt-Heads . , The SchooJ-hons. Kalwaka ■ > i-: Z ah. . .The Sobool-houße, Maungataroto a •'"- "The Public Hall, Pahi ■'- X"a * ' The School-hpiuse, Paparoa, The School-house, Whakahara The Public Hall, Aratapu ... TheJPost-offlo .Tryphena. Great Barrier; ■ -■' •■■ island• .-;.'._". .'.'.•',':,, b' The Pc.t-ofl.co, Wongaparapara, Great Bar ■j i ji *rier la(__d " 'ThePfiat-office, Pert Fitsaroy, Great Barrier Island —_The Post-office, Pangihua The Publip Hull, Na.punu Tho Pa blip Hail. Matakahe Messrs McLeod's Storo, Makarau vThe School-house. Arapohue. MATTHEW ANGROVE, , -.-, -~ i^ 'i_ y, j^RetOHlpi^OJfcer. mO THE ELECTORS OP MANUKAUr ' Q-EXijltXMES,— Thave the honour fo offer my self for re-oleotion by your Important distriot to the House of Representatives, ana to assure you, should It be your pleasure to confer upoh mo a renewal of your confidence, that I shal) ondoavoiir to merit that confidence and to serve you to the bost of my a>lj|}ty. -, .' _ ; ., :<:<■,.■■:'.i:>.'. ; a^oh^CE G'RQRJEE. Onohunga, June2B,l_H.- _•__«_.— o THFJELEdfMs:op AuG_3iA^r> CHX NORTH. G-sNTLKM-ar.^r t. g i^speetfOlß'liQ." offer my self as a Candidate to represent your District In tho General Assembly, and. will seek opportupity to address you W iwbllc i*-"*-'" Irejnoln, >„»;"h;-.- v H"S.Q Yours very trffi^r *"*" *** *^ ". _l J /_' Ii l i _'JOSEPH NEWMAN. -iir ;:,.,r . ; ..m _~ C| M s s a . - %jt _, MEET THE ELECtORSWS?! 'bibb i. AT THB P A R N ELL c, HA L L •- ;— . . '..... on , ,-,. j WEDNESDAY EVENING^ JULY 2,* f V •■: AT 8 O'CLOCK. ml B **** _J| "rjnO THE ELECTOR. OP kM&A-VT Gkntxemek,—l have tho honour to offer my self, aa a Candldato for your suffrages at the forthcoming election. I shall take an early opportunity of address ing you. "» !'_- *-',-_;; .; ' '"- : '* ■! *-i--**i I am, Gentlemen, ...\ i'i. ... _ '.'' ' Yourobodlent servant, - «. « ' ■'■■■•■ FRASK I-AWRY. Bpsom, S6th June, 1884. - ——- — jmo THE ELECTORS OPPB^KUN NORTH. mm ' ' '<*? "GONTLBMBN,—I ,';'.,.,•'"■:,-/' I I havo great pleasure in again coming bofore you as. a Candidate for your suffrages at the coming Election, and trust to have the honour of being returned for the fourth time to repre sent the important constituency of Franklin NBj*h4'r' -'- '■ ,-'.- t . .'." iV I shall take an early opportunity of address lug you.;/,.:' ,-:• pyyf'?; b^/b ,I'vtoM -~./,.-,..■,, -,-'; In -.i-I-JW, &Ck.._i'.'l odt , :-." \i•-, ■ ' '",- ■■'■ui--:,U ■.;?•,! l-i'i _t.h*_U tohti/v'ni » ,; ••': vif tl*u__ -iB.'HARHI^;; June 26,1 M. ,a:)r*i ..O-Tfjoi mmt _'i-iif;oi*io



■ _____t_____, r mO THE LADIES OF AUCKLAND.— 3 A For oheap and good Millinery try Miss Christie's, In Victoria-street. -S p.REAT Success of Tester's Great Sale. 1, V7T Large Reduction? in all departments, !■ particularly in Dress Goods, aommenoiig at 4J« "! for good dark colours. * . H/r iSS PEAT% Fashionable Dress and .' i.TX Mantle-maker (from London, late of l Sydney). Style, fit. and good work combined. Lessons given in Cutting and Fitting.—Nelsfcn ■ street, opposite St. James's Church. ,; TIMBER-Auckland Tynber: rj Company, Oußtoniß-BtreetWost.—Previous1 J to Stock-taking, Cheap Job Lots of Boards and Scantling. LANNELS, Blankets, Sheetings, dOi coes, all are Included in my Sale. Mr ,; stock of .New Ulsters at Coßt Prices.—Testers Great Cash Bale, Karangahape Road. j WHOLESALE Grain and Produce; Store, with every * convenience, Machinery, _c, offered at an exceedingly low ' price ; terms given.—A. Scott and Co., Queen ;, street. - ■ GKASSBLOWING, Frseman's Bat.— Saturday afternoon, from -2 to 5. Admis | slon, 6d. Eaab Visitor receives one Qlass Jug —M. Cook and Sons. .. ■" -' ART UNION. —Mb Saltek . having somewhat recovered from his long illnoss, has now the pleasure ot informing his indulgent . Subscribers to his Art Union that the,DrawuK for the Prizes will take place on FRIDAY next, : ftt 3 o'clock, in tho Insurance Building-.- ■ ; /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL ' j-yr. HOBSON-STREKTr .-■ : . .■".,, Board and Lodging _ „ _ 20s per Week Single Room _ _, _ . _. 25e per Week O BOARDERS.—Board and Residence for a Lady and Gentleman, with or with out family.—Apply Victoria Avenue, Remuera (Mrs Scarborough). THREE Gentlemen can find comfortable Home in a private family residing in Par nell. Good view of harbour.—Address A. W., Star Office. ______ ONEHUNGA. —W. S. Evans, Piano forte Tuner to the Governor, pays frequent visits to Onehunga. Charges. 6a t annual, 2ft_— Orderamay be left at Wm. Bteven-on'g. PIANOFORTES Tuned (ss) by an ex porienced hand from Kirkman's, London. Old Pianos entirety restored in tone, touch, and Suallty i Hammers refelted, 1 geinea.—W. mat, ___ogal. ,po Road, Newton (opposite Prime's, Ironmonger). Pianos seleoted for intending purchasers. . ~ , ■ ■ $u_ MUSIC AL NOT ICE Under the Patronage of 01s Exeetlenoy the Governor.] W. S. EVAN?, TUNER of Pianofortes and Harmoniums, 157, GREY-STREET. Charges for Tuning In Auckland and Snhurbs —Cottage Pianos, ss; Obliques and Grands, 6_ Old and worn-ont Instruments renovated and made almost equal to new at moderate charges. , WE, the undersigned. Bpot and Shoe Makers, and others, intend closing our places of business on MONDAY, the 30th Jf|je, In honour of the Queen's BirthdarAt. eviflCHy postponed :—W. H. Dampier, Victoria-street; Wilkins and Co., Victoria-street; Henry Hurle. Victoria-street; Henry Hawkins. VlctOria-at,; Wm, Holdsworth. Victoria-streetj.M.-.Moore; Bern*. McKerras; Francis Stephens, Bootmaker, Queen-street; David Norrls Carter, Bootmaker, Queen-street: J, CBSiah: Queen-street J'Thos. ! Richards, Queen-street i Ohas. Breokes, Queen- : street; B. Crocker; J. Green; John C. Smith; Geo, Hlgglna. -xr o w la n d i:;n d; j BX LOONGANA,FROM HOBART, 300 CASES JOHNSON BROS*. JAMS, I . . . ■ . , ,;,!,-! ,V„.:' £ -3l.fiT/.O i Splendid Assortment. A. HE A T H.E R, | AOF.KT. fl-lju.,: . i IPPIATT'S FRUIT GARDENS, OTAHUHU. ; APPLES, PEARS, PLUMS, PBACHES. i,OOO strong, dean, well-rooted Apple Trees, In forty leading varieties, worked on Northern Spy Stock. . . I Prices (to the trado)-Per 100.4b 18a.' "" ] EDWARD IgPPlATT^Otnhuhn; \ ROYAL GEORGE HOTEL.. ! Proprietor. T. HAYWARD (Late of the Albion Hotel, Patoa). } T.H. having token the above Old Established :Hotel about to be rebuilt, would remlniLh- 1 old friends and patrons that although in tern.' i < porary premises, nothing but the best Brands of ; Wines, Spirits, Beer and Cigars will be supplied. ' Hancock's sparkling Special Brow on draught and in bottle. RESS-riVKING AND MILLINERY , BUSINESS. I g .,.,., .MRS F. J. WARpELL:ao_.p I (ute of the Thames) • Begs to Announce to the Auckland Publto-and ■ her Friends that she has now OPENED in ; the above Line in Wellesley-Btreet, 2nd door from Albert-street. She has'secured Hie > Services of a Most Experienced and Competent I Dressmaker, and all ORDERS will be ! PROMPTLY AND REASONABLY EKE- ! CUTED. ! APPRENTICES WANTED. . . . -. '-'■•■, I j A LL ORDERS received by us for j Waikato Coal will be supplied from Taupiri ' Mines, dellvred in city and suburbs or to any station on the line, also Newcastle: Coal and* Firewood. Orders by post or telephone.' W. fe Q. WINBTONB. SEAL JACKETS, TT'URS, _JL. C. I EAL eIACKETS, _TDRS,; vlfijc. CLBANED. ALTERED. AMD- ; * ; REPAIRED BY-'* ■}, 71| ; M RvS M o*n as ;aaSjG. N, ! Reoentit fbom England. '; ] ;She having had' SO -years' experience, has OPENED Onaof -the New Shops fn i HO.BSON-STREBT,ne?t to Munro.,.,, ~ ! ; .AX " . and MUligan-s, with'A ■ •-"--'; «* i -l'l-"OHbH.E MELECt<O_ !iW >* UI*) I ;SEAL, ASTRICANrBBifI. , SABL|! 7 CSPES AND.MDEFS, j -■:' u-sh6£%pp^g^ K ™ ] """Ateo, A NICK SBLECWbI. OF LADEES1 . ( r^NnEßGLOTaacKoiinij [-'\{r '. ,•■•" ..A ,',:!.. v!i_l - BBC. CWg i Coi^aratLodDuNotlCM. Lnprv__^ .pn^-igtyg. &%>■&& j _a_TQ- a:tiy*_V..^_g_^'to a_AVf_u jWHOLESALE i_F___CKET LICENSES JFOR THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS. - Notice Is hereby given that all Ljsoasos aa above require to be renewetpoivor bofore the ■Forma of Application must bo obtained fS«i. and lodged with .the Clerk Of the-Liqenslng Court. 4_ the Resident Magistrftto^tSjurt, [High-street. „ P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. i -town etert-sOffloe, June .18£4r'';;^ /t I X V O F AUiCK I^£d^k{ \ ~..' to TOWATBR CONSUMERS.* Noticb* la hereby given that all Water Con sumers' Rates falling due,on June 30th next, require to be paid on or before that date. Con-' Burners allawing the Rates to remain unpaid: wUI he liable to nave supplies cut off. ~,. , Public attention is requested to the penalties provided in Clauso 262, "Municipai Corpora tions Act. 1876," of a sum not exceeding'£_>, for •rot being supplied with Water from the Water, Works, "taking any such Water from.,the" supply furnished to another pereon." or being supplied from the' Water Works, "supplies, another person, or permits him to. take,away any such Water." ■,■'■ .. .';,"■.":;.... I Where notices to have Meters affixed have been served, they wIU require to be tested, and placed on or bofore the 30th of Jine next. No hose attachments are allowed, unless paid for, or by Meter supply;-".- .■..,', „ ,*,,'.,'- ._;;/,■,.•-, RA. PHILrPS. Town Clerk. , j Town Clerk's Office. June % ,188*1.' 'T,;;. 1 ,'f17, : '.r, '■'»_, i i.in. ii iii __m^BsjgggsJsgJSß_i Gazette in Bankruptcy. *<_i_3ffi_f^ fT N BANK R U P T C i,% IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY j HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 1253," and of tho Bankruptcy of John Eemkd Banks, of Thames, in the Provincial Dffitrict: i of Auckland, Merchant, a Bankrupt Notice is hereby given that by an order of tho said Court of Auckland the abovenaraed John Edward Banks was this day adjudicated a Bankrupt within the intent and meaning, of the abovementioned Act The First Meeting of Ciaatorswill beheldatthcjury-room,Supreme Cm Buildings, in the City of Auokland, on FKIBay. *th July, 1884. at . «un. Prdbf of debt must be furnished prior tew?at the Meet-' ing,. i Proxy forms esn be obtained at my office. \ -Dated this 27th day of June, 1881. JOHN LAWSON, ,';.,; Offloial Assignee in Bankruptcy.. ■. : Heskkth and Richmond, Auckland, Solici tors for Petitioning Creditor. ,_:■,' ■::K T"N B A,-N" X R,_U P T CV. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY | , i"i HOLDEN.AT AUOKLAND. | In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 1881" and of the Bankruptcy of Geobob Cook, Catrjlriver, Auokland, a Banlampt i "»-«'' j» Notiok ib hebEby orvEN that by:"ii O'rd'af of ' the said Court of Auckland, the above-named George Cook was this day adjudicated a . Bankrupt within the intent and meaning of the above-mentioned Act The First Mooting of Creditors"will be held at myOfflc*, Supremo '■ Court Buildings, in the City of Auckland, on FRIDAY, the Ith July, 1881, at 11o'clook M the forenoon. Proof of debt must -be furnished prior to or at the Meeting. Proxy forms can be, obtained at my Offioo.-^Dated t_.*9 28th. day of Ju"ne,U_4. -, ,: LI" "'■ -::;;-'>H _.. I TT" - rrTw ;'. •_, ' r-^jOifiN! LAWSON, ;.!fi ! ' '",(./■_ *",;^Official AwuswJitn Bahkmjitty.'i*



- :.._._'--'':' --- ".--:...: . .*_-." 'SS^^SSt JHeetiiißS. A UCKLAND. SOCIETY OF. ART^ Tho Annual Meeting will'be-held, at f_o Museum, en MONDAY, 30th inst., at halFpast seven. T' -■--■-■:,: ,--•--■ : JOSIAH MARTIN, — Secretary. Lost and Fo __■•_. ; _9 ■ ' ,_•-■■'• ■ ' ' -JEJ LOST,.' near St. Benedict's, Church, a Guard of Honour Star, of no Use to any one but owner.—Finder applyj3TAn Offlce. LOST, on Thursday, 2Gtli June, a Fox Terrier, answering to the One of Puheh. —Anyone returning • same tq__jMr Ireland, mikqe Court, Parnell. will haW-ydcd. STOLEN, or tura»JTt(_fit, Bo tho cut ter Harveßt Hojne1, neat- Wariaick's Shed, a Round-bottom Dingy.: Anyone giving InfoNp* _on as to its whereabouts will bdrewdfted.— Applyßta^Bfijpq. ■--:■-■■ .-■'; 53 REWARD.—Lost, on Thursday lost, Purse containing Two dhequcs and some Gold.—The above rowardwilLbe paid on rett*. n ing it to Mra Fenton. Jermyn'Sffeot . .■-.-..'. 1 AS REWARD.—Lost on lftyi .Tune, a A. \sf Rid Cow, in full milk, with white stripe along the back Finder.will receive the above £ ward ob returning same to G. Potter, Mount ibert . , ■ j. ...... ftQ REWARD.—Lost, in Queen-street, d&O on Wednesday. 25th June, a Purse cotftaining Cheques and amount of £GS and Notes ab«H.tj6._ The above reward paid if lSft at Mr Heather's Office, Oustoms-stteet. Cheques stopped at Bank. . ,_.•;..,': '-'.'i ijaimements. 'b U'.' ■$_ T> EM UERA SOCIAL UNION*. The Dance whioh has, been advertised to toko place on Thursday next }s POSTPQNBD... ';;,; M. A,CLAk_.Beh. Sec. A RCH HILL MUTUAI. IMPROVE^ JA...: - >.; ,ment class; ;•■'< -U. First Anniversary Entertainment will take place in 'the Vewton West Public School on FRIDAY NEXT; July i. Adinlsi>lo_, Is; Children half-price. Doors open at 7.3oa:eapi menceatßo'clock. , ; - j ;:n; i ;' -___#_i_wi•'■-A-" 0.F., A. D.— Court __j^jj_|W--.12_-;r 'Star of the South, No. I.KBI'SaiSSII669B' W» 1 celebrate its Third OS^OmrnßSH' Annivoyaary, by a Grand Ball, P-M^Kfa-OL'tO'b'e' held in the Otahuhu l^Ogl^|Vubllc Hall on .T.UESDAY. f_uS||_iHJiflLl Dancing, to commence at S Doublo*nckets,k'NoCh"argefbfSxWaLa:dler. xyuuu . B^«»ijpCH_flß^ Secretary. A 'Buss Will leave the Greyhound Hotel at ?g|ggfc_3_ oaigaaai__i r* lT* ,31' a f,vrz:ifA. 0 »• 5 ... AuoKLAi?fl j B|g;fnoh, -NcwSlr ''"'' ''■ !rTH_ iB^ENTH-tt JAN'NI YBE'S'ABT'-J I'JI'I Wfflbe6eleb|__^'W^' SOCIAL oatberh.©; "' '; '■ '" TNTHE '..'**, ■':',, "■■'•' *r.. . LARGE HALL, .-,■_ i((?brue'_ of Pitt-street and Wellington-street)/! ii^^-i'd^-WEDNES'DAY, JULY 23.*^ ... . Itoub»Tioke. v7o6dr Extra Lady, _><»••'; 'Tickets may. be'had! frorit'any'of -the Cow.. mltteo, 'a. d_Tt John o*Rielly"s, Welleslfey-sfxoeti t,%-.'"',■>_■ P. KHARtjBY. Seoralffy .*t O'' '_& CHE ST.RA % SO CI E T YI'S. ! POPULAR CONCERTS, ;* ;/■ CONCEPT.."-':';: jep ~'*. ; u(ii,:;!.'• TKNPItRED'TOi:'; -,'-"' :':.>°VJ;£ ;■ _. Err. ■' .'C%'R .i*;'.. s c 'jftiil'.-Ttf,-; ; -5 V ON ' * ;!;-;•_ JULY. 18*rn,:l8S<_ . b:^ •avua Programme in' Future Issue. - «'«£! "' ; ', / fl. F. EDGER, Hoh. See.;" '"' ' ",. ' ; ': — *' rt-'W.!<O R A L H'".';*-'.;L 'M . _ .gband'gombination .., ,„ ",.',;■ ' or mi-i ..J , ■:, ? ■ ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY! AND,MILITARY, '■fbb .'. ■:'■■■ .BRASS ;BAND,uu,.. ■■ inSS . :■* PRI»AY EVENING, JULY 4 ■ - ,» '™i-rf •t-.:'i.iV-:A; .CONCERT:! ' i::. ■"kj'o';-! In Aid of: the CITY BAND will be given on? ,- ~:ii . ,'i. 1. .the.abOTO'date, ■* .•■•ri^i-nftf'. Assisted by the Orchestral - Society and' the: t .-.'. .Leading Vocalists of Auckland, eldoi it ADMIfifSIDN . '".-.:' . Bs' 6^.- /, "'. PMKCj^*_'}hn'c^'w«eTi&pw?r!8 -n:"- ' ; JAS.JMEBXa. r'.'.'■ •.:'-;-:'■'.'.'ißflndmaster.j;. -~(.,.,'t •'■'•'■.''-''Aiui-tiolMt*^'^'b ."i,^ DURHAM1 _iB,pS. IiCH 6lif (It fi '"i'i:*'|-'"-M .IQi.ntT .-■' ~-'.! „i 8 FOK'-. 7^^.;-**'!'^}, Pni^,: '^Wt»j| ,;,.:'. every Tuesday, m U o'__oe*. ;./i^:'.'i'Tl HIDHS, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS, •*. '* -' HUNTER fc'.NOa^Alir. ''.: £ l^pUNiTilY CATTLE SALHS.i 'wil'AW'iSßtarday.JulpS ■_'; i ****-. -.-- Piifce^bhe"—Menjihyi^ly'ir.;', •'_:; "..■/"!V f:!;ir ! Pokeno-fMpnday, JnlyJU.-jf ■' .-.Jaino1! ' Drury-^Wedhesday, July 16: ",'■■', *!,., i ' Papakuj*—Wednceday, July 50.,-., v.;'.' ;-"•;.. -^ W. 3. COCHRANE] _ [JAS. »aobb TUESOAY, JULT 1. •M A JO _:—*-.! H T X J li FANCY GOODS, BOOKS, DRAPERY, BOOTS, "SBWIRGiMACTIINES. rjh^E frill kerfkt Qiei^Rooiyi JL (Juecn-street, an ..Tuesday, July 1, ai ii o'clock, "* i 150 Volumes. Books. 20 i Roams: Note-paper, | Music, Albums, Dressing Case, Writing ; F„ r^Bkv[Wa^?rnrQof ! .eoatß.(Womeo's,_3__f*". I and Children a Boots,v Men's Boots, Fancy I Goods. '«' 1 i.3*tO*!",';'='/ •*' ,"_Alsp.- fj':';_T'"; (irA T.V'l 10 Sowing Machinwi, Lo» Eireo^, '—SAMUEE*CpCHRANE Ac SON, " .10HK LKYDON.] •^of,iooSyis'W_|_) LBTDOK, I ,31""; .i .:* _ii.t in .ov.aG'fsa'tf wiT [THE SALE OK! __BEBOTURter__URE I AIMD EFFECTS OF THE YORK I HOTEL (situate at the cornet of Uppor ( ,Queen,mdEaßt;Btre^|s) ) . li ,| J . a . l ;;;•/,»,■i'T-' U! tin&iwm; BAGATEIkLE.'( rTAßli_|. •!wi_» Slate Tori Balls;'Cues>etfelj etci,i_n .■*Ajßdiio)rder. ■ ' ', j-1 .. _> r.i>»n-_'i-oi.: .^n^, . _.j.l-'.irirf j aai'fjjii .hi(ViU;>'i _ •" '," .;"!<■:, ,i_ 'iijj'Jifcl TOHN 3 IAND'-'E. LEYI.ON- 2«-,fe: been rativ ,IVffi'siP4-_#'^J^9 ISPMrfIP^ SSft !P"> priotor.cf the York Hotel td'atU. on the lire- W|f|^ of ; Uppar;jft^^^JW^'Bfireets, ri*'ThejWhde,.itf!lito-W^i«Wfiß(_atd EF FECT 3, coffliallng! at Oouches/iChairs. Tables, Bedsteads,- Bedding, Lamps i Pewterf,, Gla^s^.-Fendorerjiirid, Fire j . irons. Cooking.U.rwsOb, eta, eto. t.'i"' s,.': ii-ifri.V-*:fv. - ioni'■»'_'.' ol __*_l No Reserve. .tsjuoit 1 7.". r J, TOHN &'E"r.iiEYbO^"f~^ ! '' A * Auctioneers.''/...,:'■ ' ".^ SIOHIf LHYDON.Ju... : . ' '' [kDWiIW MTBON THURSDAY. JULY 3, fTHE .WHOLE OF THE HOUSEHOLD j 'i <TURS_tt*T«RBf AND .EFFECTS OF? 1 > . The , ALIX^NDRA,HOTEL. JOHN and''¥i)/ -EYDO%' fhave been !*!ftVdfc.ed |iwi_. inrt•_leH6l_, from 'Mr D.' Urquhart to sell on the premises on tho above . ' _'l - <( * I THE WHOLE OF T§E_A:busKHOf-_l FUR NITURE; AND EFFECTS at proßent In the | •Alexaßdra,:Hotel, consisting of Cbacts fb! ; Drawers, Couches, Chairs, Tablesj_Wash_l&ds, ■ I Toiletware, Bedsteads, Bedding, Picturos, Mat- Ung,C*MMit.Oflolpth,s Fenders and Firelront4- Ki_heß.Wttaiß_.._c.,'&o; > H'AO'i >Mf..d*> i JJ_. Also. . 1/' 0.1 j .(il-jdiimiSJ Ai',l%Jß>'cihflk^Ai •S'jiiiiaiM. . i i ffliffWoodeKjKjflctoreknojra^os the; Ales •.> ! andra Hotel, cob tainted about 18 rooms, will be sold without the slightest reserve j for removal. - | ,jpHN_ ED. LSYDON, I •'-' -: "■• Aaiitioneers'.' ''■ '• " , I,s*-'* t TUESDAY,-13 O-CLOCK NOON. " " EN&LIS'H FURNITURE, 'h PIAE!OS,..MIRRORS,;CARPE!EB, GENERAL HOUp__BIJ) FURNITUp;,- OTAB_l«e_ favoured With'ihsttijctions to If, I Sell by Auction,--at-his Mart, Queen- Street (ground; flporj*. on at 1_" o clock noon, ! ? b .^^M'&M^ ; UNGLISH EtrRNrWIKB,<NHrW «OOb8"' •elm svIOF>BUP_KIOR»IJIML_T% f «i -'■■:, Fa^'Yelv^over^d gfi. Wb'Wx^^^OyHd and Octason' Tahlcß,' Card : und uJfcirioii_U l-ia j Al .> < •!-,-' ! <I«I^RiffIWIH)^B^^IJ^»#ITRNTrDTIE' j-ara^F-BOTStiOtt. l_Stpw_iVered SnftS'O !__*_#, One HbTsiehali' Ehiito "(9.'pWoesV Tablek 5 ChWrs,' Garpatif,'- PiotSire_ !Fen'dcfe.- Firclwms! * Chelfonlors. iron and Wood Bedsteads, Bedling Wardrobe, Chests of Drawers. I_H>king Glasscn. 3__K«an9! JMdw,S^'TouC%wk,*l^. Safesi Venetian Blindß, Dinner Service, * gi_&" .*Now Piano, Cnokiiig Rang.?. * Housovfife. , !»,___- S*. ti.? j«IH3j^iife*%*jS_[^(ijr_»ai i^i jy|^ra?»«. iiW 'JtO-.,- ' - .AtM ftß _■ <nf ,„.;■,[ us -fJr.n-A ■*.•'"","•;" *'■■ .'- i 1? ■■".* -"'F"".-i-.'- ■'■■ ;mmb& , •>«*• Oentlnnefl bn^ourtii Pago.. _':. :