DISTRICT COURT. -Yesterday (continued).

(Before H. G. Scth Smith, Esq., District Judge.

J. W. Wallkh v. tho Hon. Jamos Wiliam- Bon and John Murray : Claim, £100 tvovor. Mr Lusk for the plaintiff; Mr Button for the defendants. — After a large number of witnesses had been examined his Honor re served judgment on a point of law as to whether a lamp such r > those described was a fixture.

McGeary v. Harris and others : Claim, £10ft—Mr Theo. Cooper for plaintiff; Mr Button for defendants.—Tho claim was for services rendered by plaintiff and his wife, far articles supplied, and for >nohoy paid. The defendants carry on business under the style of the Auckland Dairy Co., and plain tiff was their manager.—After hearing evi dence his Worship reserved -judgment. John Van Breda v. William Kirby: Claim, £100 damages for trespass, arising out of the depositing of earth, upon plaintiff's pro perty in Wellington-street. — Mr J. M. Alexander for plnintM; MrTheo. Cooper for defendant.—The defendant and. Messrs Hill, C.E., and Baber, C.E., gave evidence for the defence.—His Worship held that the balance of testimony was in favour of the defendant, aud therefore nonsuited the plaintiff. Hodge and another v. Brown and another: Claim, £40, on a bill.—Mr H. 11. Lusk for the plaintiffs, and Mr J. M. Alexander for the defendants. The plaintiffs are bushmon residont at Mon gonui, and the claim was brought in res pect of 15 timber spare which they had sold td the defendants tor £80, of which £40 was to bo paid in cash, and the balance by promissory note. It was tho promised cash payment which was claimed, the pro missory note having yet matured. The do feneio was that the cash paymont had been made, to Mr R. M. Houston as agreed upon, and fih ther, that this person held a bill of sale over the timber which had been sold. At the rising of the Court, the further hear-, ing of the case was adjourned until Friday, at 10 a.m. .'.''..

This Day.

(Bofore H. 0. Beth Smith. Ksq., lilstrit-t Jii is,o, and a jury of four.) ;i|

Amatenr Surgery at Sea.

George Eggs v.'John Webster.—Claim £100, damages for physical Injuries.—Mr W. 'J. Napier for the plaintiff, and Mr Jas. Russell for tho defendant.—Tho claim was brought by an ordinary seaman—a Greek by nationality—against the master of his ves sel, the barque St. Lawrence, in respect pf injuries resulting from a rough-and-ready surgical operation which had bcien per-. formed at tho defendant's direction. It seems that during tho voyage tlie plaintiff fell and injured his left arm, and the de fendant, finding tha tit was merely "out"a little, stretched tho man upon deck and got two sailors to pull, turn ' about, at the wounded irai's arm until there was, a great crack, when they desisted. Since the '" seaman's arrival in port he has been under ' medical treatment; George Eggs deposed that ho was a aod' man, and had been employed on board tho barque St.. Lawrence, J. Webster, master, baring been shipped at Sydney in February last, the vessel being then on the point of do partureforPugetSoundin British Columbia. One day in February tho captain ordored him and two other men to go below 'twsen j decks in order to stow sumo meat casks. They went thither, and stopped on tho weather sido for the purpose of ascertaining whera they could best stow the casks. The heavy rolling of the vessel and the slippori neas of the deck caused him to fall with one of the casks. He called out for assistance, and two men took him up on deck,'when he went to tho captain and told him that his arm was gono. Tho captain re pKed: "Go 'pu forward, and I'll come m." Witness Vent forward accordingly, but three or four hours .elapsed hofoio the captain came. When he did come at last ho stripped witness's .clothes off, 'and thwi askod what was the matter with him. Witness replied that his arm was broken, and the captain, af.tor examining it, stated that it was not broken but only out. He then took witness on dock, made him lie down upon some blau katei and told a man named Harry Blank to pall his arm, which that person did. Witness felt great pain, and called out "Enough, enough; no more." Blank then stopped and cleared out, when the captain called another man named Harry Billion to come and tako Blank's place, telling him to givo witness a good pull. He pulled bo hard that suddenly witness and all hands heard a great crack, and witness called out: "Oh, my arm is gone altogether." TJja pain was very severe. The pulling to then stopped, and ever einco witness had not fcad tho use of his arm. He left tho ship in Auckland, tho captain taking him ashore in the wlialoboat, and conveying him to tjis Hospital as soon as they arrived. Thera the doctor overhauled him, and then told him that-they were funhanded, aijd conse quently could not accommodate him. Ho then want in turn to Drs. Hooper, Fhilson, Richardso.i, Honeyman, and Wilkins. .Dr. Richardaoxi gave Kirn medicine,* and tha last two gentlemen told him that he was not fit to go to sea, besides recommending him to put his case in a lawyer's hands. Drs. Honeyman and Wilkins twice put him under chloroform, in oydoc to perform an operation upon him. Fro;n the 28th of March till the present time he had been twice a-day to Dr. Wilkins. Ho had not been able to do any work since he camo ashore, and his boarding-house bill amounted to £10. His ordinary wages as a seaman was £i 10s per month and free board and lodg ing. All that he had got from the captain was £1 9s.—Cross-examined by Mr Russell: He had previously bad an arm put out of joint, but it was not the onb which was now injured. The Hospital surgeon applied some dry bandages to his arm ; Dr. Richard eon gave him a lotion for it; and Dr. Hooper told him that he had some pains (a fact of which he was painfully aware), and then considerately reduced his charge for this'information from 5b to 2e Gd, When the master; of his vessel began the arm pulling operation on the vesaol, he did not tellwitness that he had consulted his medi cal book, and found that this was the best means of reduoing a dislocation.—John Wilkins, medical practitioner, deposod that he first saw the plaintiff in February last at Messrs Lalshley and Jackson's ofiice, whera he'went at the request of Mr Jackson. Dr, Honeyman was already there. He examined the man, and found that he was suffering from an injury to the shoulder-joint. The head of the upper arm-bone was bound down to the sooket by bands, resulting from inflammation, and it was impossible ti more or raise it. He prescribed what should be done in tho case, and certified that the man was not fit to go to sea. In consequence of that certificate, Captain McKenzie came to his office next day and made some inquiries as to the man s .condi tion. He then learnt that a lawsuit was pending. Ten days afterwards ho performed an operation upon tho arm, witness having found" that nothing else on earth would restore the use of the arm. Dr. Honeyman assisted at the operation, which.was per formed at witness's surgery, the patient being under chloroform. Sufficient force having been applied for tho breaking of tho bands before referred to, the arm was re* stored to its normal position and put in a aline. For some tiroo afterwards he saw the man daily. After questioning the patient he came to the conclusion that bis arm had never been fractured or dis located, but that the injury produced had been caused by the application of undue force to the capsular muscles of the shoulder-joint-by over straining in effect. Such a result would ensue from excessive effort to rein-in a runaway horse, or by the exertion of any very great force. The muscles bod been wasted, and the narves overstrained also l)> consequence of tho injury. He was not acquainted with the medical work entitled "The Ship Captains' Medical Guide, '- Dr. Honeyman, medical practitioner, gave corroborativeeyidenco. He had been, first of nil, of opinion that Eggs was suffering from a fracture of tho arm, but this he sub sequently found to be an erroneous con clusion. His belief now was that the arm had not even been dislocated. The injury, however,' wo." so serious that he did not believe that the roan would ever havo t,.e use of his arm again. The directions given in1 tho' work produced (" Ship Captains Medical Guide") were the proper oijes for reducing a dislocation. fThe directions referred to were an follows;—'• Put tho patient on hi* back, take off your boot, press your heel Vail into the afm.pit, seize the patient's hand, pull steadily, and the bone will slip into tho socket with a lotid snap. If the man be very muscular, a Clove-hitch may be taken round the arm uißt above the elbow, to aid a gtoady pull,] —Harry Blank, able seaman, gave evidence an to pulling at Eggs'-* injured arm in obedience to *he captain's comraand.-In cross-examination the witness stated that he had heard no complaints from Eggs as to undue violence having been used by the captain, or as to the pulling of his arm hiving been done against his will. Eggs was' relieved from work until arrival in port, when he was put An the watoh,—This was the plaintiffs case.—Mr Russell opened the case for the defence, and then adduced evidence, —Pr. Richardson, medical prastitioher, de

posed that he examined Eggs in March last, and afterwards gave him a certificate (produced). It oxpres?cd his opinion that tho patient was Buffering from an injury to tho shoulder joint, resulting from a disloca tion, but that he did not think any danger would ensue from his going to sea, although ho would not be able to use the arm for some time. Tho arm presented the appear ance of a recent dislocation. He endorsed tho method of treatment followed by Drs. Wilking and Honoyman. Considerable force,was often required to reduce a dis location, and the method was usually to stretch the patient on his back, and placing one heel under the pationt's armpit, to pull at the' arm until tho end was brought opposite the socket, when it would slip back to. its right position with a loud snap. — Cross-examined by Mr Napior : When he examined Eggs he came to the conclusion that the injury had been caused by the capsule of the joint being torn, through the bone having been driven, out of its place. He ascertained from the plaintiff all the particulars of his accident, and told him that he was a very lucky man to have got his arm put in again. The probability was that the man would recover the use of his arm in a year or so, although it would not be so perfect as it had been. It wns impossible to feel the nerves of nnothor man, and impossible to see them unless tho man were dissected. He therefore did not sec Eggs's nerves. When skilled assistance was not obtainable he should say that it wa3 tho duty of any one to pull with great force at the dislocated arm of another person, with tho object of reducing it. Tho longer a dislocation was left alono tho more serious it grew.—Re examined by Mr Russell : Under the circumstances the defendant in this case had dono what was right towards the plaintiff. Had he not take.ii such means to reduce tho dislocation, tho probability was that the arm could never have boon re placed within the socket. -.;,• -i .. .: (Left sitting.)

TELEGRAMS.

[PF.ll" TOKSS ASSOCIATION.]

Kiiiikihi, thi* day.—The Nativo Land Court, fixed here for yesterday, was ordered by tho Chief Juri^e to bo adjourned.

frr.n pukss association.]

UjsnoßXK, this day.—A Maori who at tended a tangi a few days ago was found dead on his.way home, with his boy crying over his corpse. The natives made a cotlin and buried him where found, ,

Siddon's billiard marker, Gishfirne Hotel, won £750 in Ada Mantua's " consultation,"

BlkKhkim, : thtn day.—At a meeting of working men, it was deoidod to form a Trade and Labour Council on tho lines of the Otago and Auckland Associations.

Wa.voANßi, this day.—The only criminal case at tho District" Court, before Judge Lavyson, was a charge against Horatio Walker, a nativo, for obtaining goods in Mr Rochforfs name, Tho jury returned a verdict of "Nat U| % !i}ty.'

CrmiSTCiiracri, this day.—flteps are being taken to petition tho Minister tor Mi»o* to send a thoroughly competent geologist to inspect and report upon the mineral ve»oufpe» of Hororata district, where indications of copper have been found.

Three directors of the Moa Creok Wold Company returned from a visit to the Com pany's ground yesterday, and their report was of such a favourable nature that 3,000 shares were at once withdrawn from sale.

Ditnedin', this day.—The Lund Board to day resolved to call on Mr Gooday, of Lawronco, to furnish tho names of those who can support his allegations re dum myism at Tuapeka W.est, when they will bold an inquiry.

, Welcishtox, this day.—At tho Magis trate's Court this morning, Frederick Cooper, a compositor in the Government Printing Office, was (mod £5 and costs for a breach of the Printers and Newspapers Registration Act, 1868, by printing and circulating a squib about Thorndon election without attaching an imprint thereto, An Inquiry is to be hold to-morrow into tho recent lire at St. John's Church.

INCIPIENT FIRE.

Outbreak in Hr .Robert Npal'u .Grocery

SstabHahmcnt.

Tub grocery, .warehouse of Mr llobert Njeal a,t tlie corner of Queen and Victoria-streets, had a parrpw escape from deal-ruction fry firo at an early hour this morning. About one o'clock, Mr R. 1). Wblbli, surveyor, was drinkjng coffee ot Mr Kichard De Silva's stalj, .opposite the Theatre Royal; 'Wheh his attention was at-; tracted by a crackling noise, Bu.ch as is made by fire. Tho sound appeared to come from the interior of Mr Need's shop, and having called the attention of Jlessrs \Voollams and Taylor—who were standing by—to the matter, they proceeded to burst open the door. Pp Silva, tho keeper pf the coffee-stall, ran >n tfo° meantime for a policeman, and meeting Constable Born on his beat, brought him to the rescue. The existenco of a fire within tho building was now easily apparent. Welsh and his friends bad iurst open one door, but found ttat two others inter vened between themselves and tho fire. With the' assistance of Constable Kelso, who had now arrived, Bern forced an entrance, and found that the fire was in. a box on the ijop shelf at the back of the shop. Eeyeral spectators volunteered tjjeir holp, and the box was carried out into the street and tlie flames extinguished. Some of the boards in tha ceiling had also ignited, but a judicious application of water quenphed thp flames. An examination today r.eyealed what was apparently the cause Of the outbreak. Amongst the contents of the case were a. number of tea caddies, some twine, several boxes of matches, and other articles. A mouse's nest was discovered, and it was found that the lining of it was composed of tlio gnftw- Ings from the centre of the bali of twine, which was completely eaten through. There could be but little doubt that the mice had found their way to the match box, and had managed to get at the contents. The matches were all burnt, showing that MJPy hai not been far fipm tlje centre of the fire, while the side had been comr pjetely burnt out of the wooden caso. Prior to this discovery being made no explanation cpiild bo given tp account for the outbreak. Ur Rowe, the manager, locked up at 6.30 p.m., when there was no sign of fire, and proceeded tg hjs home in Great North Road. He was sent for and came to town about an hour and a half aj|er the discovery of the outbreak?* He estimated that the total damage would be covered by about £20. The firebells were rung immedktety upqn the fire bejng observed, and thp Brigade, SSafyage Corps, police, and a numbpr of spectators were soon on thp ground- Th.p services of the first-named porps were, how pyer, not called jnto requisition.

INTERCOLONIAL SHOOTING MATCHES.

Now Zealand Riflemen Invited to Sydney and Brislmno.

(PV TBLEG^APIf—I'RES.S ASSqCI^TIO^.J

We^linqtqu, Tuesday. With reference to the propped intercolonial rifle match to bo fired at Sydney towards the end of the year, Mr F. Stevens, Secretary of the New Zealand Rifle Association, has received the followingletter, dated Sydney, SthMay:—"lt has been; decided that the next prize meeting of this Association shall be held during the wp»if plfdiflg 2yt.li October ne»t, and at which a match between teams from each of the Australian polonies and Now Zealand will bo placed on the programme. I am directed by my Gqupcd to inform you of the samo, and Hjvfte your .Association' to se,id a team to take part therein. The main conditions wiU be >j- Ton men to comprise the team f 300, 500, and COO yards range, J5 shqte at each range, and 2 sighter's; Martini-Henry rifles to bo usfld;'and the portion forward. The military authorities of tbto oolwy have SU the use of a black sight movaUe transversely for windage.--(Slgned) W. Foskett, Secretary to tbo N,S.W. "me Association/ Mr Stevens had also received ufewCingfroroßrisbane, dated 2nd inst: -'■The Council of the Queensland Rifle Association invito » reprosentative team of riflemeu from your assooiatpn to tak o tort Secretary." •

EAST COAST ELECTION.

Addresses by the Candidates,

(BY tELEOKAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Gishornk, this day. Mk Locks addressed a public meeting on Monday night, and Air Gannon last night. There was a large attendance) and a vote of thanks was passed by a large majority to Mr Locke, and a voto of conlidonco in Mr Gannon almost unanimously. Mr Locke promises an independent support to the present Ministry next session, and would give Government pre-emption a chance for a low years in the King country ; but he considered it totally inapplicable hero. Mr Gannon goes in for free trade in native lands.all over the Island under certain safeguards. He did not absolutely favour any party, but promised Grey especially his policy as regards native land ; Mr Rces addressed a meeting at Ormond on. Monday night, and received a vote of confidence.

SPORTING NEWS.

Hawko's Bay Steepleohase.

[UV TELKOKAI'H.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

Nai'ieu, this day. Thk following weights wero dcolared last night for tho Hawko's Bay Stcoplochaso of 'lOOsovs., to be run on Juno 2G i— M st.lb. . Bt.lb. CWronco .. .. IS 2 The Druid .. 10 8 Cunard .. ..12 10 Parnoll .. .. 10 6 Agent .. .. 12 7 Diomedeß.. .. 10 3 Chandler .. .. 11 7 Pastime .. .. 10 0 Hatenmn .. .. 11 3 Morning Star .. 10 0 Horbary .. .. 11 0 Doubted .. .. 10 0 Mount ..- .Jll 0 Cashier .. .. 10 0 Hciutincor .. 11 0 Southern Chiof.. 10 0 Uroj-Momus .. 10 7 Widu-awake .. 10 0

A meeting of the stewards of the Taka pipia Jockey Club takes place to night to consider the protest against Anglor in tlio Steeplechase, and also to inquire- into the running of Dressmaker.

Tho rosult of " Robin Hood's " conßulta tion on tho Dunedln Illrthday Handicap and (irand National Stoaplcchaso wiil bo found on tho front pugti of this isiuio. " Hobiu Hood " has now a consultation ovon on tho AV'atorloo Cup couraina- umtuh, .run at CUriatukuruh on July 10th, 17th, %ni 18th; 2 000 slmros at JOa eaoh.

His Worship tho Mayor, Mr Waddoll, ac companied Sir John Uro, Mayor of (ilasgow, around tho city and suburbs to-day, visiting several of our city courts and public in stitutions. Sir John won exceedingly gratified tho splondid view from tho summit'of "Mount Eden, and expressed an-opinion favourable to Auokland geno rally, He had.seen no part of the world In his travels which gave him so much satis faction. ' ~ ' ; .

The Bohoonor Marmlon, which arrived in- the ftaipara rivpr from. Lyttcl ton the othir day, experienced' very hoivy weather on hfir paßsago, during whicn tho first mntp, a Norwegian nanieu John Edward Dole, was washed overboard and drowned. The vessel arrived'in har bour bearing' marks of her battle with tho element".

Lately, Professor Thorold Rogers, speak liHZ 91} the quostion of land reform, ob served;—Wnat jya? nj)Bol^tejy necessary (v the process of housi>ij{ the respectabl.o poor of London at a ohoap rate ? i-iretpf all, wo must make the land of London ti'eo, and do away with the settlements of tho Duke of Westminster, the Duke of Bedford, and othe* largo Jijnded propriotorx. Tho noxt thing to (Jo was to got rfd pf tlio monstrous and Intolerable costs of convoying land. Those amouutoi to a year in England, now paid to solicitors.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAB; WEpNESDAY, MAY 28, 1884,



Challenge CH A L L B N O E.- Huving hoard that VV. Mi>|u>hy 1b anxious to incut me In a Glove Gontost (or tho l.lk'ht Weight Championship, I am proparad to meet him with soft, tdovea for any sum ho wishes: tho winner to tako lh« whole of tho sate raonoy. Awaiting ail answer through tho Htih. ' KUOKNIK DONOVAN. CH A L L E N U E.— I, the undersigned, will walk Duttkh wonrji uny distance—from twunty-fotir hours to six days—for any sum from £25 upwards. ' W, K. STKVKNSON. Lectures. r^ONGHEQATIONAL CHURCH, l^/ BKIIKSFOHD-STUKKT. TO-NIGHT !' TO-NIGHT!! ItKV. It. LAISHLKY Will frivo an Account of his recant Visit to KuKland, and of Been™ and Objects of In torost observed by him on tho way. Sorvtcu at 7.30. . All Invited. FTIEMPERANCE LECTURE by Henry _L Kxloy on Thursday night, at 7.:50 o'clock, Christians' MeetinK Ilouije, Cook-street. Personal. JOHN ROCHE, now in tho Northern Wiiirou, and who tamo to Auckland 47 soars5 oars ago by the ship Earl Uranvillo, is not the ohn ltoelie (or any way relutud to him) who ■was convicted of stealing monoy at tha Custom house Hotel.—J. O'Sullivaii, Ponsonby. AI7ILL MisflLucyFkanuis, recommended V T by Mrs Poole. call on Mrs Cooper, Pilot Station.- North Bnorc. IF this should meet tho eye of a Working Man—Splendid Coloured 11010 Trousers. 13 Gd a pair, at Fernandez's, Nowton. PERSONAL. — Important Notico to Housewives.—lf you wish to economise and shaw ypiir jiUßband that you ant indeed tho truo h'oimnaU), buy all your .Mont for Cash at Parrell & Barnaby's, Shipping andlFumlly Butchers,'l7s, Que,en-Bt. The quality guaranteed. MATRIMONIAL.— A well-to-docountry Storekeeper aceka a Wife through Han nufdrd's Agency. Full particulars at 29u, Queen efreet. Gerfuine. . ' , . -, , , €al\s. ■ MAY QUEEN ■GOLDrMINING COM PAIS'V- (LIJUTEP). A Gall of One Penny per sharp on the Com: puny's Capital has been, made by tho Dirootore, payable to the Sfanaßor nf tlja Company's ofllop, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. Auokland, qn WEDNESDAY, the Hth June, 18 i. D. O. MacDONNELL, Manager. Auckland. 28th May, 1881. ' Advertisements Late for Classification ft&%*^-~-*®r »» RQWING CLUB. ■fi?*iß!ii&S&&!s&'*'.— A Meeting of Intending VsSSSJBBSKBf I^ Membora and all others a*"^^^^*^ intoreßted in tho Forma tion of the above Club will bo hold in tho Club room. Pnnsoubv Club jlofcl, on SATURDAY EVENING neWt, May ni, at 8 q'olook, " ALFRELf H, JONRB, Hon. Sec, pro, tern. mOOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneous JL RoHef-ODONTAIiGIC.-l8 per bottlo.- F. C. BHARLAND, opposite Post-otltco. TTIOR SALE, House and Allotment in JP Franklin Koad, i roonuand scullory.— Ainly to Mr Geary, Grocer. Franklin Road, or to Mr H. G; Wade. Architect,' Queen-Btrcct. ' FOR SALE, Hpfsp, Cart, and Harness, suitablri for expross work (nearly new).— Apply Anierlcan Stpre, Alexandra-streot, WANTED TQ RENT, small Cottage, ' ft of 4 fooins; {urt(ißhed pi'oferrcd.— Address MPocmanont," Stab Offlce, ' nriO LET, a Furnished Bedroom, wit'G'use X of kitchen.—Apply Mrs Sanders, Curtain Dresser, Nelson-street, opposite Publio School. O LET, Shop and Dwelling, Queen atreot.—Apply Stab Office. : HEEP RUN.—Lease for Sale of Sheep Riin'i'3,ooo"acres', also Cattle Run, near Auckland. — Address A.8., Surmans Store, Mqunt Kden. " AN Experienced Barmaid wishes En gagfiment (n flrsjiclaba .hojel: flrst-clasa reforenpes; just arrived from Cnristchurch,-^ Apply r'MaDQI." Star Office. ■ • WANTED KNOWN, that A. E. Sponoe's Guinea 'Trousers are Not to be Equalled.—l 72, Queonatreet. WANTED KNOWN, thnt A. E. Sppnce's Four Guinea Suita are Unaur passed,—l72, Queen-street. ANTED, young "Woman as House raaifl and Waitrpas.-Apply ]\lrs Dodgo, Ppince pi Waiea Hotpl, Holisoh atrcpt, WANTED, a respectable General Ser yqnt.—Apply ClO8(i Bros. W r ANTED, good Coat and Vest Hands, Butwiiholprs and Improvers, PrflHßr> and Bqy to Ibovii tiiade.-Atipklafld Olpthmir Factory, Cualpmß-styeot East. ■YTtrANTEP KNOWN—J. Pavey and t T Sons, Tailors, &p., liayo Cnmmenced Blislnps^n the W(jmii)eij lately occuplpd by tlie Savinga Bank, Ijarbr-Btrep^ \ UCKLANP CHORAL. SOQJETY. lTiq Fjnal Rehparßal or1 Tl} 6 tfßt Judgmentl will tqke pjacp in t|)o Choral Hall on MQMDAY Evening Next, at f.go pjm. Horior-ary MpmJjtfß wI!P liave npt yet recpivefl Tickets for tho Pejformanco pn f ndsday ifill please pommunip^tp wifh the georptary, >• KILTJOAN RQGG. Ojty phafflbt^ra, Yiijcan Lane, m ob v i V per s. Tenders will bereoelved up t') npon of WED NESDAY, 11th June, for the Erectipn of Four Brick Shops in Victoria-street. "• ..•' Plans, &c, st our ofllcos, Queon-fctrcct. . EDWD. MAHONKY & SON, Architects.



Wanted. WANTED, two good Painters.—Apply W. Brinedon, oppoaito St. Matthew's Church, H6baon-strect. WANTED, a Pattern-maker.— Apply to C. Hawkeswood, ■ Staffordshire Iron Works. WANTED, a clean and respectable young Man to ride (or orders.—Apply E. M. Hallett, Butcher, Parnell. ;' ; '\\Y ANTED, Throo (sood Jackal's and V V irood Buah Cook ; none others need umiJy.-Juiuea Bakor. PoatofflCc Stops. THIS KViSNING, athalf-pasl 7_"'itefc. WANTED, Barman for Gisborno; re ferences requlred.-Apply Commercial' Hotel. , . .-, , .._ ~ ~ ANTEb, a Young Person for a few. days- to work v WortUeim Sewing Machine.—Apply Stab oflicc. ANTED, a Youth as Groom.—Apply to Dr. Wino, Syuionda-stieet. ANTED,! Respectable 'Boy to assist in shop.—W. C. Porter, Tobacconist, Victoria-street. ■ - . ■ • ANTED, a Boy to Hun Errands; also. Boy ton learn Collar-making.— Henry Brace and Co. (Limited), Higli-atrcct. ANTED, a Haivdreßser'S:Assistant. -Apply J. and T■ Mason. Qumm-stroct. ANTED, to-morrow morning, 8 a.in , 2 Men and B Boys.-W. Mason, Pon sonliy Gardens. . ... W" "ANTED, a Bricklayer, to build a chimney (labour only).-T. S. Jackson, nli Avenue, Kingaland Katatu. WANTED, DRAPERS.—Wanted, two good General Hands foV the Drapery. Muat bo steady.—Apply VV. B. JGidling & Co., Blenheim, Marlborough. ,-. ■. ■ -. ANTED, Two or Three Respectable Men as boarders In a private family.— Apply to W. White, Bootmaker. Albcrt-Btrect. ANTED, Two Koflpeotoblo Young Mon as boarders in private family. Tonne moderate.—Apply Mrs Smith, U,PPcr Union street. '''''. " '' . ANTED, by respectable, young Jklan, Situation In « country store, -who hoa grout oxporioneo in a Kuropean and native trado.—Address " A.8.C.," earu ol S'i'AH Office. < ANTED, by Gontlanmn, Sitting room and Bedroom,' wltl» board and fit tondanco. In privato family. proferred.-Ad; dress, with full particulars, to " Btrathniore Box 144, Q.P.O. . , ■ WANTED, Situation by a married man, able to do all kinds of work on a farm : Wifo a good Cook and Dalrywouian.—Apply at Mra flonry's Itoglatry Qflluo. , , ... , "ANTED, Situation,— One well known In both tho Seed and Timber Trados !s; open for an engagement.—<"■>. Ab«r<!romblo, at 0.11. La versa, Queen-street ' '•; ■. "' WANTED, Work by a.eood Carpenter and Jolnet'.-Anp'y to John Goodybar; at Mrs Paul's Boarding-howo, Hobaon-Btrcet.' ' \\T ANTED, Bootmakers to Know that a V» Spooial Gonerul Meeting .will bo held. THIS (Wednesday! EVENING,at & p.m. Jin, portant Biißinußa, " ■' . ■■ ■■'" WANTED, a Wnrdsman and Matron for tho Poverty Haylloapital; annrrW couplewlthoiitimmimbrimcoproforred, Salary, fiiou por atimiin, with hoard and • residence. Applloatloiia to be forwardod to tho BflOl'otary on or boforo Monday, June Oth.—For particulars aoply. to JI. McKay, Socrotary. ' ■ '- ANTED, by a re^pectablo young J^ady. Situation of trust,' us Houso. Bar, or Parlourmaid ( rofoi'Onpes If I'Pfm're'i,—Ad dress " J.F.,''3T.>n Offloe, . . ANTED, a Housemaid s alms, a Cook. - Apply to Mrs Alfrod Buckland, Now- market. , ' ANTED, a Strong, Useful Girl to as- Blst in hbuaowork.—For Artdrcsa, apply S'M it olllco. " WANTED, a Nursemaid.—Apply •to Mrs Haloa. Early Bank, Park Itoad. ■ WANTED, a kind Oirl to mind a littlo boy.—Apply to Mr Williams, Victoria itreu^. '_ _^ WAITED, a "tirsf-Bass i?ar,hinjst.- Apply J. H. DaltQD, Tallqr, Yjctorla streot EaaL :____—_,__— \\T ANTED, a Situation asUseluTDoin- V T panlon, Hoiiaekeoper, or in an hotel.— Aiidresp "T.V.." Star Oillce. _____ WANTBD, a gqnoralJßei-'ViWt, quo able to waali and cook ; another kept—Apply, wilh reference to Mrs Ami Bcnnott, Havens boniiio, Uppef ayiiiondg^strggt^ WANTED, a""tl)orougl)lv rospuotablo Womun, about 40. to give her survloon In return tor a coiiifortahle home.—Address 'iJii.lt.A., barn of Mra Vaughan. P. 0., PornolL ANTJKD fa Kpoommcn^, trustworthy, indußtrloua WoinU"—WP|"kwi» hotiso- Iciiopor, plain cook, or general |n ainall family.— M!sa Qroht, Uijiidoralo^treot, Novryon. \\J ANTED, at onco, Assistants ami Im- TT provers to the Dressmaking. — Mrs Langford. I'arnell. WANTED, a Situation as Nurse, or At tendant on Invalid Lady. Nocdlo vyonimi (own innphinrl); fo»i' yoars' rnfnrunco; ttse, '20; town orcpuntry.—Address Z Z.Z..8T.U1 Dllice. ]__ WANTE D, ono or tWQ Sadjpa qr (jpnt'o; men [o Jtoard pr olhocwia"; hcaUhy Mid pleasi^nt locality.—Apply Mrs J Coyiplana, Ho\yo Btreot, :t di)orß ffom Bereatord-stroot _-~ ANTED, a small Hasket Oarriop;e (cheap).-Address "R.S.R,"Co!lln IJouso, Arch Hill. J WANTED, to I'urchaeo a Small ilouso, within )0 minutes' walk of Qitoon street, on oasy temia.—Apply to-'l'.tt-. Star Qtlloe. WANTED, Tcudpi-s for Excavating an Allotinont,—F. Potter (gee fc Potter). WANTED, Bonrders; bath, niano, honipcoHlfqrtoj ovppllent table; sp(ondid view; superior accninmnoatlon- Tprma, £I.— Ronilworth Houso, Vli)cunt-8l)-upt, ANTED, tho Public tc till tho Eden Hall Tonight to Uear Mr P. MeNaught on "The Clnistlan'B Hope," at 7.30. ■ ANTEB^Einployovß for a latgo num ber of really edlcient Generals and foung Glrla, likowlso for Hoyaaml i"»rm Ilande, Haniiiifordjii Auokland ltcgiatry, ■■ WANTED TO SELL, a Splendid Cook ThriHh. i-lso C'nnaries. Goldfluehos, Fjiirka, Jooys, Parrotß. Cookatoof, &c.rr-Apply *o J. Walker- City Market. ANTED, Uouro of about" 4 Rooms; rental, about 12x per week; within 10 minutes of Quoen-streetv—Address (immediate) Stab Ofllce. WANTED TO PURCHASE, a Small Gas Knglno capable of working a sausage machine—Stato lowest price to VGaa Engine" ilox 102, Poatofllco. WANTED -When you are in Hobson atrcot call Snd ace the largo and choice stock of Mosglol Tweeds juat opened for. the coming season at Mil tiro anil Mllllgan'a. WANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Ropair, a^T. Nutsford's, Watchmaker, Victoria -street mcst Union Bank). Charges moderato; all wqrs; warranted for 12 monthi), ■ WANTED TQ SELL,' two Grocery Bußiucßscs (city). Ih:golngsmall: Wood and Coal Yard (suburbs): Milk Walk, « cows (Onehunga).—Wooding and C 0,., Agents, High atroek . ■ "' WANTED to Sell, cheap, good Harness ] I Oreo | good turn-out—Harness, Saddles, Bridles. &a.. at Thomas's Coal Yard, Ponsonby, corner.lJatu-stroet. . W" TNTED KNOWN-Some very Cheap Lines in Boots and Shoes now Selling at the Shop next (above) Holland anil Bi\tlor's, Victoria-street WANTED KNOWN-E. T. Herbert, Draper, 255', queen-street, Is rfellnquish ing btislnesa, and selling at 59 in t, discount WANTED KNOWN,—If you want to buy oßusinesaor soil a Business, apply to X Workiig & Cq., BußineßS Kxohango AgenU. High-street (upsta^s). WANTED KNOWN — Shilling Hair Brnah! Hair Brush for Ono sihMlnor! The Shilling Hair Brush! White handlo I lair Brush, only Ono Shilling! —At Robson's, Draper, I'onsonby. ' " TTTANTED KNOWN —Charles Kelsey V T and Co. havo a beautiful assortment of Gold and Silver Jewellery, tho whole of which has the merit of. being genuine as they keop ho imitations.—Charles Kelsey and Co., 120, Queen street, . WANTED KNOWN.-I take this op portunity in thanking my many friends and Customers for past favours, and hopp for a continuance of the same. DressnialSing in al the latest stylps.—Mra Klrknian. Dressmakor, Victori'aiStrcet Went (two doors from Wllllams'a Tailor). ___; . . '■ ' : ■ " WANTED SEEN by all buyers of Jewellery, Kelsey's Stook of real Silver and real Gold. Thoy keepnoimitationspntheir promises; thoytheroforo guarantee everything sold by them be real silver or gold.—Oharloa Kolsoy arid Co., 120, Queon-atrect. '- ■ ■ '■' ■ WANTED KNOWN—Chbap Timber! Cheap Timukrl And all other kinds of Building Materials, canbep'urdhaaod qhoaper and better than any where else a,\ the yards of Pi Goldie. Albsrt-stropt, W"~ ANTED, to tat "or Sell, a First-olasa New Seven-roomed House and 1 Acre of Land at Morningsldo; oloso to the Railway Station; 'buses pass sovoral times daily; distance, not more than 20 minutea' walk from Upper Queen-atreet.— Apply to J. 11. Smith, Morningaidc, Mount Albert. ANTED, Buyers for Volvetpen, at 1 s Gd yard ; Trimmed Hats, from 3a lid; Blankets, from'^Gs fid nalfi Sheeting, from Ud to la 9d; Flannels,' fi'om Bid; Women a apd I'hildrcns Stopkings, from Od; cheap and Fashionable Drpsa Material?. A large assort ment of tho above of unequalled value at Wellouloy Houso.—A. Lovott. WANTED KNOWN —That Samuel Lovki.l. has opened an Kstablighmentin Buchanan's Buildings, WpUeßloy-Btayet, as a F(rst-p!aspi\(£mtleanp; 4apkptmnker,andhaying had a Iav«o exnerjence in some of tlio beat London houses. \a in a poaition to guaranteo a Perfect Fit, Latest Style, a'fld good Workman ship.. The Dressmaking Branch will be under tho supervision of an experienced crson. ANTED KNOWN—Velveteens from One and Sixpence nor yarq at Rohson^s, Draper. PQnsbnby, Slas^ei-B, Couptorpftnes, Calicoes. Fianncis; very cheap. WANTED K> OWN-To. be sold ohoap, at Au6te'n's FnrnttwM Shop. 31». Upnor Queen street Single F}aS Mattrasscs, l>s J Do^hlo do., life; Bedßteads, ;os'; I'olUaspes, ChUdreh's Cota, Couchea, Suites of FuriuUire, liarflps, Tables, Suucopano, Boilers, and all kind's of Furniture, at Austen'fl, 310, Upper Queen-street. All kjnd,a of furniture PQBght- WANTED $XQWS, that all working men can tkve thelif money by callinij at the Gpvernor Gordon Restaurant. All Meals Sixpence j Board and Lodging 15s per week. — Robert Murdock, Proprietor.—Note the, oddreaß —Nearly opposite the Waitemata Hotel; ana close to the pock. .



Wanted. WANTED, Young Man to milk and make himself useful on a (arm.—Ad droßß S. Howard, Buttorwonh Bros., Fort:st. ANTED TO SELL (cheap), a suporior 3took of Furnituro und Bedding, at the Furniture Warehouse, foot of Groy-stroet(oppo nite Thome's Umbrolla Shop). TIT-ANTED TU SELL (cheap), oU cases T V Mohan Jamß (stoneleßß), (id and (lid per tin; Fresh Butter, Is; Suit Butter, BdtplOd pir '1b; aUo.-lVtori Uuirunfe, 1J 11).—Knton'S 06 ---operative Store, igiUsoivst. and Oook-sl. ,; Y^ANTETTkNOWJJ', 'Jib tin« English ■3r T Golden Syrup, Ud, ut Taylor and Eutri e'an'a, Wellcsleystroot. , ''."*'■ ■ ' WANTED Poultry Fanciers to call and sue the Splendid Assortment of Fowls at J. Walker's. City Market. WANTED KNOWN,'that W. Hinton, Medical Kleetrioian und Chiropodist, has Removed to Albert-Street; two doors from Cook-street. Nervousness, Rheumatism, Pqra lyaiß, &c, treated. Corns removed without pain, WANTED, all tho, Now Arrivals, and- Old Onos, too. "to Call at Farroll and' Barnaby's, Butchers, 175, Quoon-street', to in spect the quality and examine the price of our Mout. Prune Local Beef and Mutton, from 2d )>er Ib. Cash purchasers v moßt liberally dealt with. Holl up, arid 1111 your kits'for very little money. - * ; ANTED KNO\VN, -continuation' of tho 3KIAING OFF-Grand lotof Ladles' lliKh-heel Boots and Shoes (or evening parties, balls, &c, very choap; also. Ladios'High-heel Prunella or lasting Hoots, 4s lid; Ladloß Iligh heol, High-log, Sewn, Button Prunella Boota, (is (kl;. Ladies' handsome Sown- House Boots,;wlth' goloshed sides, 3s Gd: grand lot ol Infants' Blaok and Coloured Tassel Boots, 1» 6d]j Infants' pretty, Strap Buttorfty Shies, 2aj Infants' High-leg Button Bootß, 2s 6d.; Children B Itattint, Leather Boots, size 7to 10,35; alsp, a vttry" large superior stock of Ladies' and Gents' BHots and Shoos (which can bo scon from tlio outaido of tho shop) to choose from at Damplor's Uoot Shop, Vlctoria-Btroot. , , . WANTED X M 0 W N- That the STOCK of CLOCKS AND WATCHKS AND JHJWELLERY at /CfQODSON'S LONDON AHOAD-IJ -f lias been Qteatly Augmented by LARGE AR RIVALS, and an Inspection'is solicited of tho H'EJSKLJNG GOLD und- SILYKR GOODS (all- WA-RRA.NTKI)) in tho Quocmjstreet Window, and tho Artlstlo IMITATION JKWELLKHY In tho Vletorlu-streot Window. Wo muko a SPECIALTY o£ those Two Linos, itqepJnK both tho Genuine ana the Imitation to SUIT ail TASTES and Poekots; but they are kept Sepa rate, and Displayed in Different Streets. Uteri- Silrer Sots, 2a 6u J Brooches and Rings, Is each ; and othor Lines equally Choap, at QUODSON'S LONDON ARCADK, Quoen-s't ahd yiOtbrfajifc, andatChristohurchand Wollingtoh. ThoFonoy Gooda Stock in Unoquallod In tho Colony. W~" AM TED KNOWN—The following Great Bargains :-COO Night Caps, M each; Boys' Sailor Suits. 5s Ud tho Suit; Men's Trousers and Vests, Ba, (id (Tweed); Tweed Trousers, 10a ; Men's Black Cloth fotjts, 6a Cd i Children IlandkOT<*lefs, !!d «lt"«i GpnUl 11)11 Bi/.u While da., M ; Drceu Check, Is; Dress Preservers, Id a pair: Dress Improvers, Is 9d; Drill Punts, 23 8d; Figured Dross Stuif, lid; Ladies' Black Silk Slits, Is 3d: Slate Silesia, 3jil; Black do., fid ; Winoey, 5!<J; Check do., ttd; Velveteen (Black), Is 8d ; ltt'-l Y/b\Ui Blankets, tfa (id thp WUj OVeippno, fljd; Blaok OuslVnioro. Is 3d; Black Lustce, Od; ■Toilet "Covers, lid and la Od; Knitting Cotton, Is (id; Black Brussols Net, le; Crape, 2s llu the yard; lot of fresh Prints, jlJrt: Shirting, Aid I Wftin fcf»3 jjtuK lid: splendid Bluo HvVge, lid; Dross Stuir, Ud ; Boys' Mole Trousers, Is (Id ; Parlour Dqor Mats, Is lid; Men's Shirts, \a lid; Uld|us' Striped lloao, I Ul; Wool Squares, Is, Is (id, and 2s; Gents' 'Irousors and Vests, 8s l)d; Velveteen. Is $d. &p., &p.,at Papjulcr's prapery Bhop. Wakctleld-strect, . JOP, |) " K^BWN -TlTe ToTfowing various particulars which concern various people:—Fifteen Hundred Cheap, New, Handsomely Mound BonkH. innlurtlßft f' Yo\inK Slen's Safegqiini ll> tlio Pprt's of HJB Age," 2i Bd ; " Heroism and Advonturo," 8« Oil i " Old Jonathan," ia (Id ; 81iakos)icai'e< g Com ploto Works, will) Life, ooinplote In 1 volume, is; "Tho Pictorial World," a very largo Ulua tratod book, 'M Cd; " BelKravia," Miotnor haudsoino illiuitratod book, ?s Gd; " Chamberd's Journal," 3s Oil, &c Thoßo who are hi tho )\abi( of buying books urn llki>li' 10 lio ihorouglily astmiiylicil vi nornp 6( tlio nHciw. Toji, iM tho lb, which Ido riot recommend; Splendid Tea, Is 6d. lum not sure but that tho 1b tid tea is oven hotter than what I sold nt lg fjd ii Joy/ V/fe>k9 pMt. and whiiiii wniit no livit". 'Htono Blue, Bd tho do/,, or Od tho lb; Amoi-lum Broom's &1; Good Spcetaules. Bd; Superior dp. 9d: Siwntaclo Caaes. 4d; Glmblp(a, Id and 2d ; Small Serewdrlvprg, 2\] : Usefi}! Hftnpppa, 1b ,W ! Shan Axes/'MjliOng tip., p wl: Nipol,oto| Pijracß, Cd ft Tobacco FfaHch^g, Od! !F(ra S)>ovpls, (kl and ikiaLSntorns.io; Shoe Brttsheo. Is iid and 2s Od tlio set of 3; Scrubbing Brushoa. M | Blaok Lead Briia)ien, la ] Tithlo SpuQuu, Id; Nlou Line o£ Tea Spooiis, yd; Grand Lino of Violet Powder, id per packot; Napkin Hfiißg. Gd; Suporior Dinner Knives, Is each ; Splash Mats for tVaahst&ndi, 3d ; Grand Superior do., tkl; Street Door Amis, •2a 3d : BaflourDnorJMats. Is }ld) (iandlostlckß, Bd to la i Letter W\\l Ud -, Children's Tin Platoa. Id; Ilundsanio, Uoodsiited, Imitation Carved Looking G lassos, Od and Is: Largo Toa Trays, IS :UU Hnuill do., Cd.; look on tho edgo of Uiu window and soo the Grand Lino of Brown Tea PotH I am selling at (id, Sd, and Is; Hat Itackg. IB («; Goo<l Nolo Pancfi 2il: Knvelonej, £d the paekct pf SO; Good Blßflk I'.^, Id mo bo'ttldj Black knd .CplpHrcd V»ic' (iai'Ko sfonb botflos), 6il i Null Brusnen, M V Grand Olotlii* Brnahos lid ; Broom Hoadg, (aoftl.'ij; Excronv Books, (id ; Adcount Bo&s, Cd ; Rulers, Cd; Oleographs Gd per ,db|£; Good ■ sized J'holsenip.h.s, frpm tlio kit** inttytoret w each, or lo Cv tho doo. j ifiambd Clirmnp.lTcturea. (kl'and fa each; lot of ordinary Bonks Id to 18; Loridin Journals and Family IJcrftlds (monthly uarUl, Od ; Youne Ladies'" jmirnalß, Ud: Piano:Mublo(sontts), id oach! Busy Ploces for Piano, id; Pleco Music, Bd eacji: Soap (fdr ftjoanine Jewellery. Rifttu, &c., &c.),2d thalarße cake; IIo«r^ R\\KS.!«Kd; lot of Cheap Tinw'aro. 44a.'wfng Coiuha. id i lßftf.. -U|i,l 'unmll'^oqth Pnmft, ?<}" Tooth' Brushes. Id and (kl: MattUiK, W tho yard; Ladles' Rocking Chairs, 10b : C'uno Seat do,, with arms, lfis; Swintc LooklnsrQlttßSeß, :iu 3d, in Cd. and 5s Bd; Tart Tins, 4d: Baking Tins, 6d; §'on Basins, Id; Sugar;«oalufc Qd; (i]m i»., \t!; Decanters, Is; Cnps, (tnd Saucers, (d; KltoU«li Tallied, i|a till. iOaOo.lls |kl ; Butter Cooloi-g, Is; Palliniuics reducertUo Us tid ; Flax Mattrasses, Os 6(1 and Us (kl; l'oldlni? Chalralcarpot sonted), 3s Gd ; Sniineimiiß (Iron), 1b Id, lsOd, 28,2s Cd; Toilet Sets, 7s 3d; 1. Bedsteuds Woubh-). IHh 6d J Calonlal Couches. Ss; Door M at*" faM l Pannikins, 3d and Id ; Who Btttli^. h <k}i Bannister Rnishos, Is ; l(andeou]o Stuffed ' Couuhes, :<Bs : lot of Cheap Toys, 1(1 to tkl; &v., SCO., lit Damplor's llobson-sti'oet Shop. ' ■ VV^ ANTED KNO \Y N " 'Ti \ "JTiQVf BHoTviNG ' ,). (!. BROWN'S, VARNELL, 42TSPKCIAL VALUK JN-®* ULST|RS': AND TOUR •IN • HANDS, •PRESS UQODS, MILLINERY,' HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS," '■ SHEETINGS, TABLE HOSIKRYMND QLQVES, " ' y VELVETEENS, A LAROKSTOCK 01? GENKUAL DJIAPKRY TO «KLKCT FROM, AN» PRICKS • LOWKR TIUN QUEEN-ST., »* 'AT J. q. BROWN'S, P^RNE^Ij, WANTED KNOWN- A FEW OF . NEIL.ANJ) CLIFEORD'S WHgtjL?SJBiW»; KEMKI^ES yOB .WINTER CGJ^POSITION POW»EK.-It is known In all English-speaking countries (or its, many good qoollties.' You who aro subject to Cqlda or Soro Throats don't be without ii; la lid a tin; ssttlb, ' • BM^C-OF GII<E-AD.—Seven yoar§' trial has proves "this to bo one of the Best'Cempbuuds ovor^oHored tor the euro of Colds, Bronchjt\3, Asthma, mid Cough. 2saßotU«. COUOti PO WDEIt-KflbctMal and qu,ick In Congostion. FleurUy, or Inilaunnation oi tho Lungs. Is Od a Tin. COUGH SYRUP.-Whoro Jhevo are ohildron nothing is bottor (or Coughs. Croop, or Bran chitis. A'pnre expectorant without morphia or opium. )b tkl and to a Bottlo. HOP BITTERS, 2sld a Bottlo. NEIL & ~C~L~ I F F 0 RD, HERBALISTS, Botanic Dispensary, WKLi.KaLijv-FA-n kkt, AUCKLAWTi. T^" ANTED KNO WN; TO BE CLEARED, AT STEPHEN SON'S, KAKANQAHAPp RQAD. NKWTON. fiOO paira Kid Qlovea. Is Cd per pair; 1,000 pair* Übio Thread Gloves, 6d, worth 1; 1,500 pieces (good ehadOß) Ribbon Velvet,' 18 yards for 9d ; 600 yards Sash Ribbons (9 shades), Is 6d per yard; 2,000 dozen Dress Buttons, 2d'por dozen; Dress Materials, 4jd, 6d, \is per yard upwards i 1,000 yards French Oashmoro (10 shades); Is per yard; 50ft yaras French Horind; (G sliadeat,.ls 9d, worth-* Od; Crimean Shirting, 9hr, Is, Is 3d. to Zs 34 per yard; Union Shirtings, from Bjd upwards: Flannelß, lid, 9d, Is per yard upwards; 9x4 Blankets (all wool), 9s lfd per pair. Try our lGs Trousers !tQ Measure— can't be beaten. " M^I^LJNERY— by oxporlenecd hands DRESSMAKING—by experienced hands : TAILORING—by experionced hands On tub Premises, STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY ANP BALE WAREHOUSE.' : KARANGAHAPE ItOAD, NKWTON, SlicvilT's Notice. ■V" ■ O T_ I O E, I. RnWARD Listru G«KKN, Sheriff of the District «f Auckland, Uev-eby Rive notice that under a Writ of Sale duly issued out of tho Supremo Court of Now Zealand, Northorrt District, at Auckland, in an action wherein 0. F. Buddlp, pf Tauranga, is Pl»intiiV. Wd B. W. Brodkorp, of TauranKa, in Dofondant. I will causotoDOßftldhy puhlic auction at the Salo roomq oi B. Tonka and Co., Ouoen-street, Auck land, at tho hour of 12 noon on SATURDAY, the 7th day of June ne^t, all thoaa PJeoos, p» Parcels of Land, hoinß Wts ?(3 and BM, Soction 2, TQW" P s t Taflrunga, boijiH the whole of tho land compi'iseA TO Cpvtlftpatp of fitie. Vplunie ia Folio « of the Register Book; and also all tl\at niece or parwl of Land, being Lot No. 3C> iii \\\b Parish «f To Papa, containing 50 acres* Tho Solicitors for thp Rxooutlon OrodltoT ftvo Moasrs Whltako? and Ruespll; ofwyndham -Bt^fedkat>lflS'and thlfl lWh day of May, ISM, :" boWaro l, GttKK& ':■■ ■ ■■ Sheriff A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN seeks work jA. in any oapaoity. Can work with coat off or on; very diligent in business. Highest re commendations.—" Ferent," " Herald" OtDce.



miscellaneous Wanteds. A GENTLEMAN desires Board and Rcsldonco in a privato family, within ensy dißtanco- of town. — Address "A.T.L," Poat-ofllce. OOT TRADE.—Wanted a Good Bench Hand.—Young JSroB., Durham fltreetEast. ■ (X ENTLEMAN requires comfortable AJT Board and Residence, twenty minutes from -Pont-oftjoc ; terms moderate. — AMreaa " Itf.D,.','<itAit.Oflico. s ... TO HUNTERS.—Compositor, Turnover (JubJbiuK), uucku Kiuployment; can show refor«nce if required.—Adddreea "Typo," Star Office. "-"■-; mRADESMEN'S BOOKS opened,jnode JL up. posted, checked and balanced, period Ically, by an ExperloncecVAccounWnCrit.il nominal cost.—Addreaa ''Acoountant,'" P. 0.8. 78. Auckland. _^ • "T7*OUNG MAN (19)' willing to'take any . JL .-Situation; used to euiw, plane; also pony.. —Address G. Btrßat. Morton-street (offCook-st) {TtO-JtOMANDEL HOSPITAL. j, A.Sledioal Ma,n is required for.the abovs Hoa liltaU Salary, £200 per annum, wfth'pfivate practice. Applicationa to be made to the under signed up to MONDAY, flth June, 1884. : % t ;, .-, J J: H.-HARRISON, „ f ~., Secretary Heapital Commttiee. To Let i ;,' «i '. j TO LET, two Houses of six and «oven .rooma—Apply Star Ol%e. ■. r Tf\Q LET, Furnished 7.roomed House; . JL Piano.^fSo.-iVPPIy Isaac Bloom, WeUoaloy «troat. -,; • : : • , ' : md LET at Birkonhead, Northeote, 4- JL"*"rooo» Cottago and Orchard.—Apply T. McMaater', Queen-street. TO LET. Two Front Rooms (furnished or'unfurnished).—Apply tq Mrs Jackson, Randolph-street, Upper Pi\(-3tredt. Npwtp.n. T" 0 LET, 4-rpomed Houee in Haalett-st., aidonfl reri|lco.-fl4.pp]y R. Retf, VJftorja- BtrßQK*:; ~ ' ■: .j -■ .■ njlOi %Wt Sf Fqur-jroomed. Hflnso yn kJL i.'Goorge-Btrept, Ponsonby. — Anply fylr Kobb, on tho promises ' TO LET, a 4-roomed House in Conquest . Place, Parnell.—-Apply Mrs Gannon, Coot at St. Stephen's Road, Pnrney. ,' • ■ ;T' '■ 7 TO LET, in Abercrombie.sitr^t, Shop with five rooms, two {\rc . places, gftß ana wau>rjjiid Qn.—Anuly'toTGhn Keir, Aoorcrom ri^O" LET, a Stable with two stalls.—For JL particulars apply to Mrs Lethum, Grocer, WeUesloyatreet VV eat. mO LET, the Upper Ba^ or a How Je, JL wUhSitlinK-roqlil-kitfhen, &c,,ODtfround fiPfft»-«WKi qnwnio.nhy Uoad.—Apply to K. (fonea, lianniongor (near the Three Lampß). r|"1O LET, a new Four-roomed House off JL Itlohmond Road; register crate, colon,Uyl ovun, and Kood woll.—Apply JI. {"ipltj, JRiclv mondßoad. _" ' j_ ' ''_ tY\U \i&i', in Pamoll, Ivroomed Cottage^ 4.. wlLh . Waali-horuao, Stables, and over throe-quarter acre of land In Brasi.—W. & J, Frator, 1 and Agents, Queen-street, Tif, L,E,T, », 4rfQPWe^~ii|QugeYTos per \*eok.-Apply Mfs Yprrftll, NQrfQlk-atrcet, Bflnsqnby. ' ' ' ■ " mq LET. a House "<wd Shop in the beat .1 position of Pohsonby Raad—suitable for almost any bUßlnesa.-r-Apply to Dutton Bros., Upper Queen-street, rpo LET, Shop in, Victoria-street A. to Royal Mau Hotel); large bualneu to be dona hero in the boot find uliqe line; {hero haa nlwaya been a BQod trade done in boot ana hlioo UwtaUUhW'hlPult'—Apply Woya> Mall. ' ma LET, at Mount Eden, 2 G-Roomed J: ■Villas, with buy windows, verandah, fire. pioooß (with roKlßtcr Kratos), tanks, collars, a«a outlioiisea, situated just bc!|o\v ioiuivU'n 'Bus OOJcoi-Apply to .I««pcj 3i<S©s, Mount Kden Road "X NGLESEA-STREET. - Nine-roomed XX. House to Ijflt or (or Sale. Gas, Wftier. range; quarter acre Ground.—C, Wilitamuon. Kstate Agent, HlKh-.Htrcot, FUftNlSflMli: ROOMS, two or three, with übo of kitchen, to let in town.—Apply '.' A.1).," star Oflicc. Lost and Found* ' I t LOST, a Piepon (silver beard coqk^. Findor will be rewarded.—Apply Si'AH 0/llco. ' - : -- ' " T O^T, in thp l^wt-otiteo, Tuosday morn- JLJ |nu, e.flre»n GUt-bound Russian Leather Piimo 1 weloomo to UlO money.—Please return the P.urao to Wynyard Houeo, Kden Cfoscont' LOST OR STOLEN in Newmarket, a Black and Tan-CoUio Dog, abo^t jo months aid.—Finder rewarqc/1 Uy wurnlng-samo to- Capt. H. F. Andewn, Queen-gtreet or Parnell. An.>-oi\P toßOfl detainlngaame will bo prosecuted. IjiOUND, a Bay Mare. Owner o/u» have 1 same by paying expenses. -~ Ai IVw. 3ymondß-street. *_ "B^OUNIVF<W Twrief 'Pap,"on Sat.Jrtlay JL' laa^.—Owner can have him by applying to \V. lynax.Ti'rccwan^ Bay, and paymgexpenaea. If^OUNP, noar liako Rood, North Shore, 1 0 Saddle.-Apply Wilding and. IffßS, Printers, IG, Grey-street, ' T - Sualness Notices. T^" OTX C E OF REMOVAL. ! ' T, HOLDER, Architect, Has Romoved to lIIOH-STHKBT (over Mr WflHamson's. Estato Agent, and next to Caohani». Ta All NE T T,. • In thank ing his numerous Customers for' their kind support for tho past U years, \vishea to intimate for tho convoniencp of hla Mount yAcu and Ponßonby CUBtomors that no intends sending his cart with » *>osh Supply of Goods one day every week, and hopes for a continuance of their patronagp.' Ponsonby, Tuesday; Mt. M9ll, Thureday. ;■*■■»■ TCT D VV IN T Q N fi -B (Ivftto; 9^ T. & 8. ijorrln & Co.), IRONMONGER, Begs to announco that lie basooinuifnced Bust-. ' HOBsa?' I'QPfIUBTf ?OAU (Near the Throe La.mpsL . , l(iaS^ock wlJlhvtound repiotowitu riRST-CLA9B '! QKMiCUAIi FOHNISniNQ ANP aUIKDKRS' JRQNMCWQBIBV, rm^ipEa; stoyp.s, spouting; faints, , CrtL*i VAHNISH, ETC., ' ARC j OARPENTKHS1 TOOLB, Which wjU be 90S1I at. MODERATE PRICES Pwaonby, lDth May. 18SI. r^AUPIBI EXTENDED COAL-MININQ i •*- COMPANY (LJMITED). NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF XAUWRI ~ eoAS.;- • ; ±__.__ ' '.a COAL, from Othor Mince in tho Walkato b.uinfr now into tho Auckland J^tarKet, Oonsumora of T-AUPIRI OOAL aro Requested to bo Caroful in giving their Orders in future to ask for " TAUPIRI COAL." FRANZ SCHBRFF, Socvetary.. Auckland, May 26,18& I. Tenders TENPEEg WANTED FOR THE PURCHASE business" and plant DUNEDIN COFFEfi* PALACE i AND PRITATE BOSfEL CO. (Limitbd). The Furniture, &c, of tbe Company bare been recently valued by MeB8» McLandress1, Hop burn, and Co., at £1,874 Ob 6d. The Busincps has been carried on for 3 yoars, and the averago rett»r«a have been £6,500 per annum. ' . The B.iUlui«g occupied by tho Company con tains oh the ground floor two large Rooms, used as Restaurants f also, Kitchen and Grifrroofiis, and on the upper floors GO Rooms (oxc^ufttve of Bath-rooms); iand including largp Billiard-room with two tablet}, Commodious Uining. Smoking, •Heading, and Drawtagjrooms. ' ' ■The P«lapo \b conveniently and centrally situated1 in the business part-of thovoltf, 19 within 5 mittUteß' walk of. tho Railway Station, and yet comniands ooio of the finest viewp of Dunodin, "■■■■■ • ■ A LKASE of the Premises can be obtained on favovj'rablo tor'ms, particulars of which can be learned on application to tho Manager. Sealed tenders to bo addrossod " Box No. 121, . ' Post-offlce, Dunodin, and to be lodged not latsr thta the 12th Ju»e»ext. joHNw " '' Chairman'of the Company. Dunedin, May 22nd, m ENDERS WANT ED. The Mangore Road Board invites tenders for Fenoing the Gravel Pita in Mengero Hill. Plans and spoalnoationa to bo seen at my houso, near Tftrarata Bridge. Maneere/ Tenders to. be endorsed "Tonder for Fencinc, and must bo delivered to mo not later that noon of SAT URDAY, ,lune 7,18&4., Tho lowest or any toutior not necossarlly accepted. By order of the Beard. EDwAßDgciOTk< mo CARPENTERS AND OTHERS. Tenders. \vtH bo rccolvod. until noon of WED NISBIIAY, June 4, for Alterations to. Shop and Premises, Lower Queen-street, ■ : :: H mb,BAHTLKY, Aro^iteot m 0, B U I' L D I K';S. Tenders vUX be received until noon of the 6th June tor Alterations and Additions to the Now tan HoteV R. KESAL3 & SON, AwWteots. mENDEES' WANTED for Excavating , _L an Allotment tit Ponsonby Road.-^Kor particulars apply J. Craig, Commerce-atyeet. Continued on First Face



For Sale. FOR SALE, n, quiet Buggy Horse; carries a lady.—For particulars apply to John Close, St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby. "IjlOR SALE, House and Allotment in JL Franklin Road; 4 rooms and scullery.— Apply to Mr George, Franklin Road ; or Mr H, G. Wade, Architect, Queen-street. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, a Drapery Business, Karangahapi! Boat]; the stock will be sold very cheap, about £10.—Address at StAlt Office. ■ T7IOR SALE, tirst-clasa Theodolite for JP £16, worth £25.-W. L. Mitchell, 8, Mer cuntile Chambers. . -nai' liiOß SALETSeed Tanks at English coat 1 price; 3 new 20D-gallon Water Tanks (de livered in neighbourhood).—C. T. Wren. Seed Warehouse. Reniuerq. Telephone, No. 209. TT^OR SALE (Mount Kilon, corner Albert JL 1 and Viotoria Avenue), a good six-roomed House, with bath-room, cellar, &c.r-Apply on the promises. FOR SALE (Cheap), a New Bix-roomed House, gas and water laid on, In Kont-st, Surrey Hills. Only a small deposit required.— Apply to F. Hastings, on the premises. T7IOK GALEj two Ugh*, elegant Phe'atons Al v^with.h,bods._ .Comfort and style combined with durability andcheapness.—Kdwin Harvie, Upper Symorids-Btreet. FOR SALE, 4-roomed -House, .Sunnyside Road, Mount Sidpn. Allotment SO x 196. Also, three Allotments adjoining, each 50 x 198 feet.—Apply to O. Garry, at Mr Mason's, Hair Dresser. FOR SALE, a fashionable and wall-built Dog Cart, nearly new; also, Silver-mounted Harness in good condition.—D. B. Orchard, 1 IS, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. FOR SALE, in Parnejl, four Houses. Having had one ,houge burned down I am aotermined to soil the remaining (pur affcny pricy, No seasonable offer refused.—Apuly »ti 3am White, Fencer, Custom,s-street ■ . IQR; SALE at once, first rate Boarding v house (city), 1(1 rooma; bath.,f?as; ingoing, BloO; rent low: long lease ; a ijaod qhance. Also, nice Httlo Fancy QoadeShop; stock small; oheap.-ißußiness Exchange Agency, Highest, (UPatalral^Wooding & Co, ■ ■ ?'... p... TCTOR, SALE, a Good »uafne& aUe in the Al -™c.2n^ <>,?f ft?, KRTflngfthane Road, Now tffn. 33ft. by ]$, wtlh ?,-ro,om.ed House erected. In gofld repo,ir; back euiranoe.—Kor price and siartipu.laas, ftppjy to Carbines and Taylor, Auctioneers, ITtOR SALE, a new.House containing ft JL' Rooms and Scullery; gas and' \^at<& Eid on; all fonced in; ten mlnutai from U.P.O. views harbour and Domftln-vA'pnly to Henry Civil, BuUdcv, Pov%nd-Btreot, offCracroft-st., Paineij, . • ■ ' ■ ■ . " ■ ■ :'<■•'■ ICTQR SATCE, in a snug position at Rocky -L Nook, »• Freehold Volcanic Allotment in Edwin-street. and-,a nearly New^ CQttftge, with bay window and several conveniences; price, BaSO; .cash reo,unod, £08, the bulanoq.can remain' >n mortgage at S-iMP sent., or £250 cash. This ,8 a bgrtftHa,-,,*'. (i. iCwlngton, LandjAgent. ;..'. f^t)B Sale, Mount Eden Road, comfort ablo Cottage of (i rooms; gas livid through )ut;, good collar. Allotment 42ft tim by 100 ft. Bub passes Uie door every hnlf-hour. Price. July. «S6s,—Apply to D. F. Kvans, Auctioneer ir,(? Lan 4 Agent, Q,ueen st»cet W9Xt Bank of Itiatralaaia). ' /' ' - Ij^O,R SALE, View Avenue, Mount Eden, U pretty Villa Residence of o ro»ms, out' mouses, wasiihouse with ohiulnoy and boiler, itc, kitchen range. Grp,i allotwont Onlr JldO cash required: bolanoo win remato for light years On Building Saoiety principles,— Ipply to D. F. Eya^s. Auctioneer, Land, and !Ista,to Aeei\t, Qrteen-atreot (next Bank of Aus ralftajaj. (1097) lilOli BALE (Epsom), a very elrgtW? MJ ■ Property, Bijuated on the Main Hood, and within thfi four mile radius from the Auckland ?08tofflce. The Hquso wmprtaea Six Goddi (looms, fltyed. w(|h every bonvenlenco;" TOT P'our^^ Vi >■« «oroa in extent, are of the best tie iptJptiQn of Volcanic Coani. To be apjd oheap. Liid on easy terms,—Apply to IX P. Kvana. ~neor, Lopd, and Estate Agent, Quoen itreet (next Bank of Anutralivala). WhT^li I~T~C~I~E~ITI,. • HO.U3E AND ESTATE AGKNT, K> BE LET—Houoo of 7 rooms. Great North Road; House, Liverpool-street, also Vermont, street and Prospeot-street. TO BK SOLD AT ONCK-rrA reaflyoood House in one of the best sites nt Mount Kden; large rooms, two rogia^ers,. i stable and out-' buildings; allotment 60x180. ThisUsplendid value. Pri,oe, igSSO. with terms. . . 3ARQABI'^O A WORKING MAN FOR CASH—Small New House and Allotment, 3} x IIT, situate on Commercial Road, Kiuga land. Only £17 10s. -- ■ , W. L. MTTOHEIL, 8, MercanHla Chambers, Queen-street. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS (OJTY ANDSUBURBBJ, • Qnoen-street (neav l?arangahape Road)—At 820 per foot. . Nelson-Btreet-66 f««t frontage, at £7 per foot. Summer street (Ponionby)—4.lots,|eacn S3 feet, it i;>3 per foot. $«mmer-st. (Ponsonby)—l lot. £100 for Uie lot. Clarence-street (Ponsonby)—l lot for £66, *0 'ect frontage -. John-street (Ponsonby)-; lat tot- £60/40 feet [rontage. . -- Cumin;strpet JPilniwnby)—66 x 117 feet 6inß., it £t per i<v>i. Chuwli-s.treet (Ponsonby)—Sß x 100, good, poai tlon, at£3pcr.toot. - Pomnallier Terrace—3 allotßiejita, JSfeet 7ins., it £1103 per foot. Norfolk-3treeUrAlioknientafrom£2iosperfoot.. LinoolnTSitvojit-Alament, 44 x 100, at SiHSa Stuart-stroet^Good allotment lot £SO, ■ Wallace-street—Grand .\Uofmoi*. SO x 200. for Other allotments at Mount Eden, Newton, Parnell, &0., to bo sold on advantageous terms. Apply to - ■ » LAND AGinNt^AND XIJCT^ONEER, QUHKN-BTREST - ' ■ i , (tjext Bank of Außtra,lasia).. , ~t l, •T|S/f EIVoSBV 3 LARGE ALLOTMENTS lfl' CHEAR 6 Victoria Park. 3 Allotments, 19s«er foot,, cheap NorUJ9otftlo«23l featdejpp. 20a- ■< jj IST W«l«n|twi^ge>2 hiip, £1$ ' Be^a-Btrect, Kllnrslio, lot (i,5, large depth, ?3a Bayfleld. very largi* Allotment, «». J3IOQ, and 22s6dporfO{H MQ,un,t Roskill, ft&XXi Mn, j>os per foot Richmond. Rpfid, 117, (eet lots deep, £$ ISs per toot cheap - . , College Road, £715s per foot ' Oladatone (Northcoto), I acre, £85 Molford-sfroet, £3 18b per foot Northeote, ohcap, £60; 100 x 167 Mwni gdpn, Prosneot Terrace, cheap, 25s per "foot MauntEdon,PottaKQ,£3oo .-.. / JJewton, OcfttHsre, Only £100 " Birkenhoad. 25 acres, cheap Swrroy Hills Estate.-5 grand Allotments,£s per ft • ~ .; i .. „ c.l ~ , Franklin-Road, best part, Corner «itc; Hplettdiil business site Ponsonby and Franklin Eoada. to X^ase. for 50 years, (rrand position Prospect Torraco, Ponsonby, i rooms andoqt buUdlngs.A*Jo' J- ! ' Spring-street, Ponaonby, House (good, condt tion)(.'«?sfl ~ r". ■ f- , ■:': , 'C. -.*'■■ Also, cheap' Houses, &c. ' Inspection, i«yjiV^t W. GIfL'LTVER, | <COOMBES'B CHAMBgRS. jfl, QyEEH-BTRKKT. "\ LIOTMENT.S fpv sale (cheap),. Learn-, x\. -Iheton street,-Valley Road, Mount Eden. —Two good Volcanio Allotments, each 50 x 90ft, at 30g per Igoti-tAbply 'J. R. JSanderson, Mer cantilo Chambers. Queen-atreet. A BARGAIN.—For ssle, new 4-ropmed ii. Cottage, with scullery and every conyioni ence, for £210.—'forma apply W. G. Alien, Draper. Jervbla Road, Pbnsonoy, BELLA VISTA ROAH—Grand Allot ment to' be sold oheap for cash, planted and fenced, cnr^n\anding one of the best marine viows in Ponsonby. —W. L. Mitchell, 8, Mercantile Chambara. 'JTDUS BUSINESS FOB SALE. A FIRST-CLASS "BUS LINE, wel estab lished, large connection (Auckland and Pon wnby) and capable of a large extension. A Capital Investment, handsome returns, ap)enaid nin, grand opening. Horses. Harness, 'Busses, together with all Gear and Working Plant, will be sold Cheap, through ill-health of the owner. Also, if desired, alqaas at the Dwelling-house, Stables, Sheds, fee, will bo given at a low rental. ___^ P. F. SVAN3, Kstate Agent. ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in ".town or suburbs, 20& casks Portland Cement, Plaster of Paris, Fireclay, by ton or lb. Fire Bricks, R. Jer.klnson, Bulldor, Lorno gtrcet DEVONPORT, Sunnyside.—Four Allots ments,39xß2-6,£3oeach; cornor.4Qsg2-6, ' £10; situated Rutland-street, olose ta OaUlopo Dock. Splendid value; cann.o,t b^ buljlt ou'V— W. Gulliver, Agent. QTOan-sireet. INGSL^ND, N?w Noi;th Road.— 9 %-iaftmea Verandah Cottages, registered grates and colonial ovens; pric?, £160 oaoh.— Terms, apply 3,. R. Randot«on, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street. UPEMOR ViHallesidence, Clarenpe-at., for £380. Grand Market Garden Site, good bjack soil, tho pick of Roeebank Estate; 6 acres for £300 cash.—W. L. Mitchell, Land AgeRV LEAIItNGTON-STREET, of Valley Road, Mount Eden,—A i-voomod Cottage, ■ with verandah and porch, on good volcanic al lotment, 50ft byaOi jprioe, £230.—Apply J. R. Randorson, Merpantife Chambors, Queon.gtreet Medical, JG. HENDERSON'S • CHERRY PECTORAL. 1 2s 6d and 4s tkl per bottle. To be had only at Medical Hall, P. bnsonby, opposite Threo Lamps. ■\riOLENT Raging Toothache is in V nearly every instance instantaneously cured by using Odontalgioon, the new remedy. Is.—C. W. Goodson, liondon Arcado. ' "OELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutoi.— Xv SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL. Price, 2s 6d and 4s fld.—F. C, Sharland, opposite the Poat-ofHcCii T>ATSI RA'ISI RATS!-Üb6 XI; SHARLAND'S PHOSPKOB PABTK, • Rats eatitßTeedUy, and die; no smell. Price, One Shilling a Bottle. g. O. aHABLANP opposite Poßt-offlea. T3OSELINE yp« TB« HAIR ele X\i gant nreparatlon completely eolipsee every article ot a. similar kind bow before tho public—Price, U6d a bflttla.—SHAßUiNa, Apothecaries' Hall. , W' O R M «. All children Buffer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain CuT_ SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, la packet. APOtheoarles' Hall, opposite Post-offlo-. DR. ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STKEIi PILLS.—The most popular medidine of the dfty. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo . , om) Agent, F. C. Suaki.and, opposite the Post ' otilca. • .



Public Notices. x A. VALUABLE Gold Watoh. given, to -OL evert Servant who stays two yearSTn a situation obtained through Hannafoid's Auck land Registry. , I TVfEW ZEALAJSD TIMBER CO. (Ltd.) JLI —Mb W. F. Dempsky lias been ap pointed Collector for the above Company, .vice Mr R. A. Hould resigned.—W. PERKINS, Secretary. Auckland. May 20] 18S4. OAiy PAIRS Men's Coloured Mole tm\J % Trousers, 4s (id a pair, really good, and the cheapest ever offered in, Auckland.— Furn.and.cz, Karangahapo Roud,-Ncw«onv — mAXPAYERS !—Shall the public purse JL over bd taxed in behalf of the support of opposition schools? ~ , . .„ " mHE OLD LAND AND THE NEW." JL —New Song thladay at aH,Mnsiesellera'. /"■IARDIN/ALS' MARCH.-Copieg maVie \J had at Kady's Mnslo Warehouse. Qneeriißt. MESSRS 'JACKSON & RUSSELL ' have, Removed thoir Qttlces to the premises'lately occupied by the Bank of. New South W<Ues, Shoraand-st-May 8. '84. "DONSONBY LADIES.—Mra, M. Baker X having taken over Mrs DenTjy's businoss is now ready to execute orders for-all kinds of Fancy Work. All shades of Wool and Silk.^nd various kinds Fancy' Goods, oh Bale. ''' TUST OPENED, Extra large sizes in • J Men's Merino Drawers and Pants; Men,"a Felt Hats (new shapes), from 3s 6d.—AV Jiascft, Wellealey-straet. . mHS UNDERSIGNED beg to notify -*• that their Warehouses 'will be CLOSED on FRIDAY next, May .3). . „. L. D. NATHAN &CO. . E., &A. ISAACS iOr.l ' ARTHUR . ,■ \r . " M./LBYY fc .GO,r. ;-i •: « ]Sf" ° T... V~' |?:.:.;, :E ---TO THE INHABITANTS OF PAPATofrOI ANn OTAHUHU. [: "^V I, the undterignea,*wUl Rt/fca (BUS from the Otara School-house each FRIDAY, com mencing on the-30th day of May; leaving* aj 8.30 o'clock, arid returning trow Auckland at 3.3s o'clock. ,_-... May 28. xm: ft W**VW..^m\f^. As-wo have been informed tiatSAMPLES-of RIO*: have; been shtfvvn- to tte«rpdbJaßTS| Samples ,of cur Cargo of New Rica ex'Guam from Jauan, daily expected, wo hraebjr ri^e' noUou that the only sample received- by. ud; and now in Auckland, is on viowat our Warohonw, Shorjlana-street. Any- person professing 'to slio.w Samples of this Shiprannt, as of inferior: quality to Rioe offered by such .person.'ls eh-: de4ivour\na to obtain ordets by wilful rainfepre sentftlv*l". ■ ■ " ■ '■ • lif .-...1i-iu-i L, D. NATHAN- to-Gmtf [BY AITOWT.MKNTTO Hi» KXCBItKNCV TIIB' ; . ~ ~ eovBHNQB.I ■■ ■■'('■'x' jTiOUEiVHILLtf Gaif'GEß 'AvLi:',j \X IN " PINTS ANl)" QUARTS. ;,- ;:.i •■: PRIPE-UST ON At'PEIOATIOKi; !;''"•'; Gi GLBDHILL, ■V^EiXEstjßy f «raßaxiV(' S3 Telephone 53. AUCKLAND ' PUBLIC' Btnt£DINGS MOTICK TO HOLDERS OF'DEBENTURk/ FOlt LOAN OF «25.00a ' ' J7-r?j< Notick is ITKREBI" QIVKK • that the Sixth Drawlnp; of Debentures (three) to-be paid offout sf the Sinking Fund, as provided by the Act, on the first day at July now next ensuing1, will take place in the presence of'such holders of Deben iqres aa may choose to attend, in the office of Mr John Moginio, Queen-street, Auckland, on MONDAY, the second day of June, one thousand sight hundred and; eighty-four, at two o'clock in the afxTnoon. ". ■•'■' R, C. HAMERTON. Public Trustee. WeUtngtQH, May 5,188*. ■•. .i i Aa . y^ ■ Corparatian Notices. Ci IT V 0 F AUCKL AN D. The1 City Council require the services of i Practical Methanic In Connection with Water-, works Hnpplv — Ksamlnation of Metro, &o,; Particalars of duties', eh;., may be obtained at ttiisoffloa. ' ■,'; ' i- Applications will be received until three p.m. of THURSDAY, the 29th instant. P. A. PiniJPS. Town Clerk. Town Clonk's Offloo. May 21. 188). ■ 414 ri IT V Or AUCKL AN p. FIXING LEVELS. It is hereby notified that it la the Intention of the City Council of Auckland to Fix the Levels of Oxfohd-stbkkt, ExETSR-STHERr, and Bast- STRKKf (between Symonda and Upper Queen stroels), Earangahape Ward, j Plane mar bo seen in tho City Engineer's Office. High-street, Auckland, within office hours, and. all persons interested herein, or llublo to be aggrieved thoreby, will be neSca by City Council at a Meeting to beheld on THURS DAY. May the 29th, 1881, at half-pastai; p.m. All objections' imut: be made In writing, addressed to tho Council, and mint to them not leas than ten (10) days before the day appointed' onwJiich.taheaxol^ecuong, ■■'■-' - .«'»« P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town, Olerfc'g Office,lAprtl 25.188 i. 100 Meetiujis. .., , ■pARNELL LAWN TENNIS CLUB. tliu Annual General Meeting of the ahova Club will bo held in the Shed; Paroell. on SATU RDAY next, May 31 (weather permitting), at 3.30 p.m. Business:—To elect »• Secretary,; Treasurer, and Csmmittee far the ensuing year.'. 8. W. D'ARCY IRVINB. Hon. Sec COLONIST GOLD MINING COMPANY \_J (LIMITED). "'*»'! ■• The ordinary Annual Meeting of the Share holders will "be held at the Company's Office Now Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland at 3 ii m. on THURSDAY, the 2!) th instant >. D. Q. MacDONNELL. Managor. ' Au^klaud, 19th May, 18& L .w^mmmmms l"1' i ■ . ... : "mmm^t— ~i ■.. . CaMs. •'■. r;r.i. , ■\T* W CORSY GOLD MINING Coi J3( (LIMITED). A Call (the 6th) of Id per Sharelhas beeas made by the Directors of the above Company, payable to the undersigned, at the Office of the Company, 83. Queen-street, Auckland, on, \VBD-- NESDAY,Utk June. 1884. ■ i ■■> ■ .' F. A. WHITE. Manager. •" r Auckland. Mar 21.1881. '■ ',' Hdtuvntional. VOUN6 MEN-S,^ CHRISTIAN r X ASSOCIA*ipN. The Classes will commence aa follows :— SHORTHANn-Mr Jones. Monday. 2nd June, ' tttT.SO. ' BOOK-KEEPING-Mr R, K. Davis, TCednes day, 11th June, at T. 30. READING and Study of Shakspearo, Professor Tucker, Wednesday, 4th June, 7.30. ' Terms': free, to Subsoribers to the Association,. Thos«. desirous of joining are requested to leiTVe-thoir names at the Rooms, corner, of. WoUesley and Albert-streets. , ■> Money. MONEy TO LENDori, freehold security. _ -Joseph Blades, Soltdtor, Vnloan Lane. MON,E,X TO JiJßaft), oh good freehold' .■ securities, at current rates, — Arch. Buchanan, "Solicitor, Queen-street (opposUe Bank otNew-Zpahnd). . , . . .<■ i«IA 70 fiaoOO LENT on Building 3&IV Sooietr principles, or on other termi to suit bomnren. Allotments bsught and Honses hui}t on Weekly Payment System Mortewrea and Ix>ana negotiated. See Ust of Prapertteß for salo on 4th page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited to* InVestment— C. Williamson. Land, Kstste, and Finanoial Atentand Valuer, Hlgh-Btreet Auckland. ; j > Boots and Shoes. T OO X OUT ifOi: THE BLUE T> OO T. L U E Jt> <> O T, QUEEN-STREET, OPPOSITE OARLICK AND ORANWEtt's CIJY UALL, A GREAT SALE. ' ' OF BOOTS ARD CJHOEST • OOTS ANi> JOHOES! A BANiCRUPTiiErOCK BOUGHT FOR CASH-CHEAP. «TBE IN TIME.-aa AT THE BL U E BOOT,. 259, Q.UBEN-STRBET.. c. pß;oaKi¥.s AN© ea -■ ! Board and Residence- ~, - TVOARD AN© RESIBENCE in.aPwate JCr Family for. one or two gentlemen.—Apply 1 Mrs Diqkins, Windsor Lane, Parnell.! ,>.;■„;.■:,,.,■;,..;.:■ ■ r ..,'■:



Aiuusttiiciits. QT., SEPULCHRE'S CHURCH: .. ORATORIO SERVICE. "' ■ .ORATORIO SERVICE. * [,' "ttWtfORRflW (Thursday)' EVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK. ... MENDELSSOHN'S "ELIJAH" (2ND I'A/i.T). *^CIHL*IQ&X:HOLIIKRS from 7.1»-to-7,65. Doorß_,ppon.taall,frpra7.s.'>. A COEtECTK)N w'liX BE MADE TCfa. THE PUR CHASE OF A NEW ORGAN. :'•"■■ ■•■'■■•" •-•■'T ''-I ■-:■" ■• ■______ CH 0 R A-L HALL, .AUCKLAND PHILHiARMOIiftb SOciifrjir. Zf»i^P.~'Pj-MIV :' ■%' r:' T«''- £ " MR J. 'CHADWICK CONDUCTOR. ••).u^ .' MADAME;. SCASI, ~ 'U" ■ <^'- 3bholar of Royai Academy (London), Conserva torlo (Milan), ana Conservatoire (Paris), ,','j ~ j(T KAS '4 . j i KINDLY VbLU,NTEEREp TO, ASSIST. ._ PROGRAMME.— - .'</■»"> PART X ■'"''r . , A VAN I BRIE^" SECULAR " CANTATA rHT^gT the First, 1^146 L in Auckland), '€0. ■■".d/fgij.'CECILIA'S DAY.!1!.- With full Orchestral Accompaniment. PART IL-MtsCELIiANEOUS. Piano 8olo—"Le Chant djee Nal- , ades"HAualn<j)''''.;. '-'"-.:- •'■■.; ■■' Archer ~., KSTURAH, CAMPBELL, rj Partgong^Vfling on,wd(h Cheer- . l.:j .£'. » •?#Wfr.-«, v> ..: : .. Meudelssoto Jong (aolo)—V The Wolf" ,„ ■ j. ■-. io"a .' 'T i.™,,;:;;.; .',V MR.^VOnjRAiU.-^ )•■ J j.-J ; B«tftiißong->.'-'The; Victor's -Hej i"1".. *"' ; ;. -(•tnrhi'liv;! * -'^'tj '■"•- '••..';MendM4»ohh ,«■)»/•nd•;.'">' .V'Sddiary;;:-;^',, ;•. .^;-"1; Wi^(sbl(W^'T^e ':';•'. )'■■ \ /■.,>■■ . 7JfljDrir:t*,lßbhemU),n:Girl) , ,i- u-^/j i-, .■ » t;;';-:""/; ; 'jffiSs A.CAM«|{iLIi.-;i.o. •■■ ■■•' juet—" Softly and Slowly" .. Glovor M«s CHADWIOK-and Miss PEACB. Jart Song— '^Oalm' fife' ThyStQtt bora",.>, ~»■...-;;.. ) .j. j 1 1, Bishop <"1 ■ soenrnj, irf> Tickets may be had;6f All Booksellers in ' Quepn-afrcet. -i.j ii , .f^iACMisaioN's:- ;iMQ;fu 'M iallery, ".'. JiaU 6i'i 3.W :i. Boay:.6f • .ffall,. .2s. Carriages^9.lS.JOi; 0 /.;. 3 IV. •' 5!,.5-, fcntij ■■ii.foJV. GAjMPBHDIi. Hon.' Bey./ rVANClNG.^&sl'etfcitVa Ciass .will Re- IjF,,'tmerfjOn ?ndayiiMayj 30t1i.-^Mdlbonrnß' ottaie. Bntcaticc from Day-street (off Beres )^l-jjt@|^,>. ~.;aL'.i ':• ": ■■-■: -, '.;';■ ;:i.:' s 'l ' J.t'ii'.'" wit' Auctions. ■ ,•;•■ S;.'. ;';':. OHH I.EYBON.J a'' ' [EDWARDUSYBOIIf. 'MiMORROWi AT 11 O'CLOCK. ; ; ' FOHN'AND E; rLEYDON will-Sell at their Mart, Queen-street, .■■:■ HOUSEHOLD FBKNITURE, consisting of' ■', . "-Suites in Horsehair, Couches, Chairs. : '••Mirrors, Hound, Oval:,' and. Kitchen . i ?'■ Tableit,-Ohesfe of Drawers,' Picturei, , I Blankets, ftc. ; . ■ , r ,Aiso.-v- ;,; :{AV : Cutlery, Siberian Silver Goods, Gold-cased i .;..'.■&>&*& * J -":;>" '" ' ' :il": ; | - —-Also,;. I Saddles, Potatods, dntons','Su;., fcc^ No Reserve. J—,., rpii-ji, ■— wj ——i—i—.—;— i " . ■Atli^dock.^ T ■'' ' jLoflJ -uvl: -. _-_J- V /.,-#/ ; . d TO SBiP .C^ANpiERS,, .in slip iEtuiLDERS, -■mb others. ,'r 'A'Ml '•'■ "<■>■'■'' --■■'" ' IJOTE&METAL.; NAILS; , I ;*;; ; ; *:,£abkieliiEWis/... ' aAS received instruction B to sell, at his . ' Rooms, to-morrow, at 11 o'clock, : 4.CASE&IfrQUNCE MUNTZ METAL-U '■ ' , » 6 OASES 18-OUNCE MUUTZ METAL 1'1 ' J2O K^6B MUiiTZMETAIi NAILS,'.' ; ',,; -ti J !:■; ■»ciuno-.' ■TERir9''Al ri|_SAife. ['.'''"[' ' ■,' '„>• TO'MOKROWJ air ll1 o'ciocW. '' ~ I .•;.'■ 'rUIOI/Oi' . RICffARDSON & CRAWLEY aAVE beeti lavoured with instructions from Mr Robl. Sfokes to sell by auction, n jthe preaaaofi, Vincent Villa, Vincbnt-htreot, THE WHOLE.p^HIS FU.RNITURE } AND'TIOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, con- I sisting.of S.nitqs7 in pretonne, Brussels Carpet^'TaDlbß,' Fendai: and! Irons, Cre ' . ,;tnnno and Lace Curtains, French Iron ( ' ijße&stesuifl and Bedding,. "Washstands ' * andFlttings. Looking Glasses, Oilcloth ' « 1 , MatSj Double /.Iron Boilatuada,; . j ■- Spring" Hattrasses, Blankots, Couch, [ Cheffonier, Chairs-;' Ornaments, Lamps, Blinds, Kitchen -Otenslls . ■:: i. >;.■■■■''.■ ' &C, &Om.l:&O; ! f!.:'*V;7' 7' ..W^.Resop'p, ', ~';'■•': '■■ >' ■■■-:--- ---• : ii"iV"''l':-'■ ■'■■■ '"*•' ' '' L ' -.' ~ ; ' ' .'M j jiilfii^bsbN'i&'cßAWLEYj ■/■ '■;'';]: i ■,'.;,,;'.,:,;. ; 'Aueiiorieersi i i,,»\ m«te ■>t^ 81, Qtieen-stireet? '■*" ' "'' " " '" '''• i.i, ; r!,,* ! ' tthyUitgjyr) A Y v MAYl3o," j1 i A^PPLESi!. AKPLES | APPLES,t;.•,;:;'. V I!(teSSRS 'RICHaSsON1 i CRAWLEY VT7IIIL Sell by Publlo Auction at kum- ! Ti mor'sßtpre,Fort-street. ~ K(\ CASiliiridriAßT 'APPLBS *>\J -WPSTONEB- ■~.•.:.••.,:-.;.■,.- --•;;:.',.;■ -'BTjoaMßßa.';: «•.• ■• •'■ ■.■-'■, . . ■::;.,'i:-,WELtaS(}T<MJs, ..•■• .-"■ I •■■i- ' ROACH. ADAJT 1 j, ■~, BLENHEIM ORANGES ' l i "i . iENGLISH RUSSETS ' "■ '~,, aGAJMiET PEARMAINS ' ' v ' r-'«5 NEW YOBJK PIPPINS • " ■ „ ,;,".;,!» qABKS-jeieTpN bloaters ■•■;; RICHARDSON AND CRAWLEY, | .'I;j..i1 ;j..i.i°."- 81," Queen-street . : ' ,/.,. ,!-'.- MONDAY^ II o'clock B.m. , , BANKRUPT~'STOCk. BfRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, HATS, FANCY GOODS, &o, By Order of the Official Assignee. - - . : . JOHN QOODFKILLOW'S ESTATE. CAM r, ] BRID3B, WAIKATO. i Bi ARTHUR HAS bean favoured with instructions from J. Lawson, Esq., Offloial Assignee -■ i. GoodfsUow'a Estate, to soil by public auction, 1 it'hja Mart. Queen-street (3rd floor), on Mon aay neiCot 11 o'clock a.m., THB BANKRUPT" STOCK OF JOHN QOODFELLOW, Cambridge. Waikato—Gene ral Drapory, Hosiory, Haberdashery, Clothing, Hata, Boots,1 Bruehware, Fancy Goods, &a, &c. On view on the morning of the sale. ' '* Terms Cash W. 8, COOHEAITEI |JAS. DApfiS : ''' FRIDAY, MAY 30.' * MILITARY CHEST DRAWERS, MAHOGANY CHAIRS % AVIARY, 1 IRON TANK,^HOVELS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE Subscribers will Sell at their rooms. Queen-street, on Friday, May 30th, at 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of —Carpets. Mahogany Chairs, Whatnot, Fenders, Clocks, Military Chest Draw ers, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wash -Btanda and Ware. Dressing Tables. ' Ittirr»ra, Iron Cots, Hair Mattress, PalHdKßes, Pillows, Chests Drawers, Hall Table. Couches, Chairs, Tables, Dresser, Meat Safe, Hinnerwaro, , Kitchen Utensils, &*. . ■ Alse, fcurgc (ialvaniaed lion Tank Range, Aviary, Sashes 10 dozen Collins's Shovels , ■ SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ;; , Auctioneers, . DURHAM YARDS. lilOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, U . everyTuesday,^Bt 11 o'clock, .'! I ,i< ,■> \\ BIDK3. TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS. HUNTER & NOLAN. Contlnaed on Fonrtb Page. -