ANNUAL LICENSING COURT— City North.

(Beforo D. 11. McKcnuio (Chairman), 0. W. Owen, I!. Neal, G. Winstono, and T. 11. Harbult, lis _s., Lioonsing Commissioners). The annual sitting of tho Licensing Court for Auckland City North was held at noon to-day. Mr Superintendent Thomson re presented tho police, and in the Court-room there was an anxious crowd of publicans and expectant temperance peoplo, while the law was well represented. Some pre liminary discussion took place upon Mr E. Heskoth's suggestion that applications for transfers should havo prior consideration over the other business, and it was even tually adopted. Mr Cotter appeared for the Licensed Victuallers' Association in all cases, and Mr E. Heskoth was also specially engaged in most of them. TlU2___ Cosmopolitan Hotel. — Rowland R. Campion to Henry C Richmond.—Superin tendent Thomson pointed out that tho houso had beon unfavourably reported on for un clcanliness, bad conduct, and poor furnish ing, but on visiting the house on Friday he found that tho premises had beon renoL j voted and put in oxcellent condition. Mr Campion's management had beenindiUcron . but ho had reason to expect a change for the bettor undor Mr Richmond.—Mr E. Heskoth and Mr Cotter having spoken in support of the application, it was granted. Shamrock Hotel.—James Hawkins to Joanna O'Sullivan-. Superintendent Thomp son stated that tho police had previously reported that the house was in a dilapidated state, and badly furnished, while the pre mises were in a slovenly condition. He visited it on Friday last, and found that in these respects it was unchanged. The timbers of the balcony were so rotten that ho ran his stick easily through them. It ■ was quite unsafe. He had no reason I to doubt that Mrs O'Sullivan's manage- , ment would be satisfactory.—The Chair man said that tho Committeo's own investi gations frooly bore out tho police roport, and, in fact, they endorsed generally that report, and intended to act upon it. Last year n promise had been mado to erect a now building, but this had not been done.—Messrs ('otter and E. Heskoth spoke in support of the application, tho former appearing for the I lesseo and tho latter for the owhor.—Mr Heskoth laid stress upon the fact that a tender had beon accopted for a now and commodious structure, and pointed out that great loss would accruo from the re fusal of tho transfer. Ho also stated that arrangements woro now . being mado to carry on the business in a temporary building. — Tho Chairman remarked that tho houso was utterly unlit for a license, and as it was a more drinking shanty, it would be unfair to tho respoctablo houses in the vicinity to grant a license when the now houso might not bo ready for a year. The new houso, when erected, could stand upon its own merits.—Mr Hos keth explained that a tender for the erection of the houso had beon already ac cepted, and that tho placo would be ready for opening in three months' time.—-Mr Cotter suggested that tho licenso should be granted conditionally for threo months, by which time tho new houso would bo erected.—The Chairman hold to his opinion that tho present building wns unlit to be licensed, and considered that the new house should rest upon its own merits.—Mr Cotter pointed out that application for a new licenso could only bo made at the next annual sitting of the Committee, nine months after tho house had boon finished.— Mr Heskoth argued that it was unfair to expect tho owner of tho promisos to sink soveral thousand pounds in tho erection of a new hotel on the more chance of getting a license. He asked them cither to impose any condition that was physically practic able, or elso to toko away tho license alto gether.— Superintendent Thomson men tioned that tho part of the houso of which ho complained was to come down almost immediately, and bo replaced with a now building.—Mr E. Heskoth submitted plans for a now hotel to cost €3,480.— Tho Chair man announced that tho trarisfor would bo granted, and tho consideration of tho ro newal adjourned till the lOtn inst. Nevada Hotki James R. Scott to Edward Perkins —Superintendent Thom son stated that thero was no objection on tho part of tho polico. Mr Perkins had formerly held a licenso hero.—Mr Cotter ap peared for tho applicant.—Granted. Tho licenso for tho side bar was also renewed. Sii.VKEsr_.nK Hotki,.—Chaa. 11. Dodgo to William Hcaly.—Mr Burton for appli cant.—No objection.—Granted. renewals. Waitemata — Donald McGregor.—Mr Cotter, on behalf of tho licensee, applied for a continuance of the 12 o'clock licenso oa grodnds of public benefit and convenience. —The Chairman announced that tho Com mittee had made up their minds to restrict all licenses till 10 o'clock. At the same time, ho agreed that if any house deserved a 12 o'ciock license it was the Wsitomota. It was a first-class house, but tho Com mittee did not hold that it was for the benefit of tho public that any public-houso should be kept open until 12 o'clock.—Re newel granted, but- license restricted to 12 o'clock. In tho following cases there were no ob jections to tho renowals, and thoy wore therefore granted, all tho licenses, however, being restricted to 10 o'clock, despite ap plication in each case for an extension till 12 o'clock : — Wharf Hotel, Mary Coyle ; Cosmopolitan Hotel, Roland C. Campion ; Nevada Hotel, James Scott; British Hotel, Owen Humphreys; Thistle Hotel, James Condon; United Service Hotel, Henry Nathaniel Abbott.—A lengthy appeal was made by Mossrs Cotter and Heskoth on behalf of the claims of this house to al2 o'clock license. They pointed out that it was situated next door to tho Opera House, and that ita closing ot 10 o'clock would turn the patronage of tho playgoing houses into less estimable channels, viz., coffee-houses and oyster saloons in the vicinity. Beside this, tho Licensed Victuallers had promised to conform to this law. —Phe Bench, however, declined to make any invidious distinction in favour of the United Service, and there fore refused to grant any extension beyond 10 o'clock.—Mr Cotter asked if in any cases an extension of the license to 11 o'clock would be made.—The Chairmon replied in the negative. Albert Hotel—Chas. Bonjamin Roberts. —Mr S. Jackson, junr,, eulogised tho hotel, and applied for an extensioa till 12 o'clock. —This was refused, but the renewal was granted. Prince Arthur Hotb_—Hubert Oram. —Renewal granted, and authority given for change of namo to "Oram's Hotel. Albion Hotel—William James Sec combe. —The police roport was as fol lows :—Wood and shingle house in delapi dated condition; dangerously narrow staircase; badly furnished; new house required."—Superintendent Thomson said that he had visited tho house on Friday last, and he declared emphatically that it was a houso that should not be licensed. Its rooms were low and unhealthy, and the place generally was in a dilapidated condition. There was scarcely one room in which a person could stand upright.—Mr Cotter ex plained that the property had just changed hands, and that the present owner of the freehold was Mr Gleeson. He could only enter upon possession, however, on the 27th inst., but immediately on obtaining possession he intended to ereot a new building suitable to the position of the allotment.—The Chairman did not think that the Committee could pos sibly grant the license in force of the police report. The house was in no way fit for it. —Mr Cotter rejoined that, although the license did notexp :.re until the 30th inst., the present owner n v dertook to commenc the erection of tho new house immediately after the 27th'inst. After somo remarks the further consideration of the application was adjourned till tho 16rh inst. Emmbe Hotel—Peter Mcßermott.— Superintendent Thomson said that the police had had reason- to complain of the dilapidated state of this houst and its bad furnishing, but on visiting itagain on Friday last ho found that it had been newly papered, that it was clean and comfortable, and that a brick addition was being made which would render its accommodation satisfactory.— The Bench decided to ad journ the consideration of tho application till the 16th inst. in order that they may inspect the improvements mentioned by Mr Thomson. Red Lion Hoiel—Alfred G. Pulleng.— Superintendent Thomson said the police had reported unfavourably of the old house, and that a new and large one was now in COUrseof erection which would afford greatly increased accommodation. The rooms were lofty and the place would be very comfort able. The license for the old house should never be renewed.-Mr George explained that the contract for thh new house expired at the ond of this month. — The Bench decided to dofer the further consideration of the application till the 16th inst. in order that they may visit tho new hotel. Old House at Home—Martin Murphy.— Superintendent Thomson stated that the old house had been replaced with a new hotel, which was a credit to the city. It

was .well-finished, and remarkably well furnished, while the licensee had previously managed successfully hotels at Wanganui and Rangatikei and bore a good character, •-Tho application was granted,,. and the name allowed to be changed to the "City Hotel.

I'IEK Hotel—Jameß Browning.—No ob jection.—Renewal granted. Foresters' Arms Hotel -Simon Coorhbc. —Noobjectibn — Renewal granted. Star Hotel—Adam Cairns.—No objec tion;—Mr S. Jackson, jun., applied for a 12 o'clock licenso.—Rofused j 10 o'clock license only being granted. Clanricarde Hotel—Annie Lynch.— Superintendent Thomson reported that the nuisance arising from a filthy yard had booh remodied. Thero had, however, been a conviction for Sunday trading recorded against tho licensee, in respect of which she had been fined £10, as it was a flagrant chso. Ho was perfectly satisfied that Sun day drinking had been going on for many a long day in this house, nnd although this admission might not be creditable to the justice yot they had done their best to en force tho law:—Mr Cotter mentioned that tho Licensed Victuallers had re solved to observo the law against Sunday trading in future. Mrs Lynch was only ono out of nlany. Who had orred in tlio past, and sho should not, therefore, be singled out for punishment. Besides, the deprivation of the license would in jure the owner more than tho licenseo. —The Chairman replied that the Bench, recognising the latter fact; had determined in future to visit the punishment upon the lessee rather than the houso. Thoy wero also resolved to enforco the law as far as they could, and they hoped that the Liconsed Victuallers would assist thorn in so doing.—ln this caso the liconso would bo renewed.

CABLEGRAMS.

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Largo Firo in Glasgow.-Two Hundred Horsos Burned to Death.

London, Juno I.—A disastrous tire oc curred last night in Glasgow, when the Tramway Company's stables woro totally destroyed, and over two hundred horses burned to death. More Egyptian Troops for tno Soudan. Cairo, June I.—Two moro battalions of Egyptian regulars aro now undor orders to procteed to Korasko and Wady Haifa, on the Nile. New Oriental Banfc Promoted. London, May 30.—Tho prospectus of a hew Oriental Bank has boen issued. The capital of the institution will bo two nilllions sterling. London Wool Sales. London, May 31.—The third sorics of colonial wool auctions will commence on August 12th, and tho fourth series on November 10th. New Zealand Mutton. London, May 31.—Prime Now1 Zealand „utton is now selling at s_d per lb.

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French Convicts Refused l»y Cayenno.- Probablo Abandonment of tno Bill. London, June I.—The inhabitants of Cayenne have petitioned M. Ferry not to eend recidivißtes thero, nnd it is believed that the Government will withdraw tho. bill, or at least insert provisions which will cause its rejection. The Sonate Committeo has reported upon it, but tho tenor of tho report is unknown. ] The Frozen Heat Trade. The Sorata has arrived with hor meat in fixcellont condition. A Sensational Case Settled. London, June I.—lt i» reported that Miss Fortesouo's case for breach of promise against Lord Garmoyle has been settled. Governor of Now Caledonia. Mr Lo Bouchero has been appointed Go vernor of Now Caledonia, as Capt. Barriere desires to retire. Banquet to Australian Cricketers. MrT. G. G. Dangar, M.L.A., of Sydnoy, has entertained the Australian cricketing team at a banquet.

AUSTRALIAN.

Steamer AlWon Put Baclt,

Sydney, this day.—The stoamship Albion left for Now. Zealand on Friday evening last, but returnod to port yesterday, owing to her machinery having become deranged. A Big Land Dispute. Melbourne, May 31.—The trial of tho .equity suit, George Meredith Pell, farmer, of Southland, v. Joseph Clarke, haa com menced here. The land of these aud other parties was sold to Sir Julius Vogel's New Zealand Agricultural Company for £1,080,000. Mr Pell now claims that of that sum £887,000 is still due to him. Antl-Convict Law in Queensland. Bmsbake, May 31.—Mr Griffith, Premier, In reply to a deputation which waited on him yesterday, stated that during the next session of Parliament tho Government would endeavour to pass a law sufficiently .Stringent to put a stop to the influx of French criminals to Queensland. The Queensland Parliament will meet for the despatch of business on July 8.

EXCURSION TO THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS.

General Programme.

On Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock the fine steamship Wairaropa, in command of Captain VV. 11. Chatfield, is oxpected to leave this port on her winter excursion to the South Sea Islands, which so far gives every indication of proving a great success, and will probably become a regular in stitution. The steamer haa been specially fitted up to suit the requirements of pas sengers in hot climates, and the number of excursionist- has been limited to about 100, bo as to admit of the accommodation being more than usually extensive and comfort able On tho fore-deck a barber s pole is prominently exhibitad, and the proprietor fs announced to be in attendance in his shop every morning. Extra boats, in cluding a steam launch, have been pro vided to afford facility for landing and exploring at the several places of call. The Wairarapa proceeds from hero direct to Fiji, and the first port of call will will be Suva, in Vitu Levu, the seat of Government and capital of the colony, and from thence she will proceed to Levuka, Mango, Taviuni (Vuna Point) bamoa (visiting Apia and Pango Pango), longa (visitinl Vavuaand'Tengntabu), and thence returning to Auckland. A pamphlet giv ine some important information respecting the various ports of call, &c, has been pub lished for the guidance of passengers. There have been a few alterations in the Wairarapa's officers. The revised hat is given below, -and also the list of pas- ML!sT BorOFFiciSS.-The following is the ÜBt ,l? e£r P£ W MH. Hatfield j chief officer, James Stott; second officer, XX Monkman; third officer, A. Anderson; fourth officer, H. Rownsley ; chief engineer, W M. Mowatt; second engineer, «. Lod der; third engineer, W. Westwood fourth eogineer, D. Paton; extra officers V. Nightingale and J. Luce; purser, H G. Taller; chief steward, E. Babbittsi; s tow- ZAbrL* Mrs Nelson and Miss Phelan ; SSRev.Aß.Fitohett ) MA;do C . tor John S. Wait, Esq., M, D. Mr 1. W. Whitson. from head office, accompanies the vlssel M representative of the Company, IfdwiUtak. a personal interest m tfie ar ™menteTor the comfort and social en- following isa complete list of passengers, with names of riwesto which thoy belong: Mr John EnglandifSS t Taekadder Dunlin \ Mrfl" Blackadder, Dunedin ; Miss Blair, tX Hj.,,mft- Mr G. R. Bloomneld, Auck fiSTSli T. Bloomfield, Auckland; Mt 'T' TRodkin. Melbourne -, Mrs John J. Melbourne ; Mr Chas. H. Borlase, w2SS; Mr Alfred Bullock Christ- Churchu.M 8 Alfred Bullock, Christchurch, Mr J. Burne, Wellington; MrsJ.Burne, Wellington; Mr A. H. Burton.Dunedin; M. James Bull, Rangitikei; Mr George rf,lvmT Napier; Mr Arthur Carlyon, Napfer . Mrf .M. Chambers, Napier; Mrs Cha Ps Clark, Chrietchurch; Mr Coutte l Ufttohett,Dunedhi; Master Fitchett Dunedin .MrGardiner.Oamaru ; Mr Hugh Auck land ; MissHarker, Auckl and , M^g- Har rison, Melbourne; Mr -F. J. ul°K"?f' hugroh;'Mf Thomas King Taranakii: Mr KsfrulL Wellington ; Mr W. ILLevin, WeCL.'; Mrs W. H. Levin, Welling ton- T W. Leys, Auckland; Mr J. D. Marshall, Mos/el'; Miss Methuen, Ade latfe ; Miss M.Wuen, Ado aide;: M,' D. L. Murdoch, Melbourne; Capt. R. H. Mc ■Carthy, King's Own Dragoons; Mr H/JN. •MoFMlane, Christchurch;Mr A. McMaster, Cfemartt; MrL. Nairn, Nelson; MissM. McbSlls, Dunedin; Mr H. Oram, Christ rhurch; Mr George Ormond, Napier; Mr H. L. Thompson, Sydney; Mr T. Two *ey, Paishurst,.Victoria; MrsT.Twomey, PaUhurst, Viatoria; Mr J. R. Tuokett, Melbourne; Miss Tuckett, Melbourne; Master Tuckett, Melbourne; Mr John Ure, Cow' Mrs John Ure, Glasgow ; Miss UrofGUsiow; Mr P. W. Ure, Glasgow;- Mr^as. Patch, London; Mr | Henry Piper, Akaroa- Mr S. Pollen, Wellington; Miss pSS& Auckland ; Mr J. G Ross Kyne ♦nn Victoria : Mr O. G. Saunders, Sydney, Jto* jTSStarff, Sydney; Mr Sh,nk ß , Kaiapoi. Mr A. A.Shernff, Wanganui; JSH lfc-.J. T. Studley, Christ church; Mrs Swan, Melbourne- Dr Taylor, Nelson; Mrs Taylor Nelson: MrW T Vines, Auckland; Dr. John S. Wail'Oamaru ; MrD. G. VVebb, England; Mr T. W. Whitson, Dunedin ; Mi;V\ hit taker, Melbourne; Mr H. Wilßh.re, Sydney; Mr J- Wilshire, Sydney; Mr H., wS Liverpool; Mr B. C. Wrigley, Liverpool: Mr Henry Wood, Christchurch.

INTERCOLONIAL FOOTBALL.

ANOTHER VICTORY FOR NEW

ZEALAND.

Sydney, May 31. The New Zealand footballers played a match this afternoon in tho Association crickot ground, ngaiußt a strong team ro presonting New South Wales. Tho woathor was splendid, and tho ground hard and in excellent condition. Tho attendance was largo, fully 3,000 persons being prosont. The Now Zealand team played splondidly, and wore victorious by two goals and ono try to nil. Tho winners' first goal was obtained by Warbrick, by an excellent kick from tho field, The second was socurcd by Milltoh, from a touch-down obtainod by Tainroa, who throughout tho afternoon showed magnificent form. A try was also secured by Robertson. Sydney, this dnyi A Hollow Beating. Tho football match on Saturday between New Zealand and Now South Wales was a very hollow affair, the local men boing over matched at all points. Tho Now Zealanders played with great brilliancy, their tackling and passing being porfect.

THE CHARGE AGAINST HUGH SHORTLAND.

Sensational and Mystorions Affair.

Aoouacd Released and tho Charge With drawn.

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London, Juno 1. Hugh Shortland, arrested on tho chargo of murdoring his wifo, has beon discharged from custody and tho chargo withdrawn.

Tho following account of tho nfinir is om tho telographic columns of Now York ' World ":-

London, May 7.—Aterriblo tradegy is re ported to-day from Devonshire. Hugh Shortland, a rich barrister from Australia, has boon sponding tho past fow months in

that country enjoyingavacation. Ho mado tho acquaintance 'if a Miss Dimes, tho daughter of a wealthy country gontleinan, and connected with some of tho most nristc craticfnm ilics, and proposed marriage te hor Dimes, however, objocted to Shortland's attentions, having hoard somo disroputnblo stories about tho barrister's habits, which Dimes had beon convinced wore too much those of a dissipated and profligate man. Shortland, being clovor in address and skilled in intrigue, managed to induce Dimes to postpone his final decision until he could bo convinced that his impressions wero erroneous, and thus maintained his entree at the residence. Taking advan tage of the opportunities afforded by his probation, tho Australian pressed his Buit with the young lady, and finally induced hor to elope with him, and they wero duly married.

Soon after tho elopement tho young lady's dead body was.found in n pond on her father's estate. Tho head was battered in in a way that might havo been caused by a violent suicidal plunge into tho pond, or by a single hoavy blow with n blunt, broad instrument in the hands of another person. About tho time tho body wns discovered, Shortland, it was roported, left Dovonßhire, having told several porsons before the dis covery that his professional engagements mado it necessary for him to return at onco to Australia. It was genorally sup posed Mrs Shortland had bocomo morbid by brooding over her estrange ment from her father, and the long pros- Eective absence of hor husband after bo rief an exporionco in married lifo, and had committed suicide in a Btate of despondency. This view was confirmed by a lettor received from Shortland soon after tho finding of tho body. It was dated Brindisi, Italy, whore European voyagers take tho Oriental Navi gation Company's steamors for Lovant, the Suez Canal, and Australia. The lettor was full of loving messages to Mrs Shortland, and stated that tho writer had had a suc cessful voyago thus far, and was about to embark from Brindisi for Australia.

This letter completely lulled all suspicion which might be entertained, and the coro ner's jury found a verdict Of Mrs Shortland's coming to death by suicide. To-day, how ever, Shortland was recognised at Plymouth, and ns it was evident he could not possibly have returned to Australia if he had sailed at tho time he had stated in his Brindisi letter, an investigation was begun. It was soon ascertained that he had never left Eng land at all since his marriage, and had written the Brindisi letter at Plymouth and sent it under cover to a friend at Brindisi, having it re-mailed there in order to cover his tracks.

Shortland was promptly arrested and taken back to Devonshire, where the trial, which promises to be one of the most sen sational in English criminal records, will bo held. All efforts to find a reason for tho murder have thus far failed, and Shortland refuses to make any utterance upon tho subject. ■

ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE.

The new dramatic soason was inaugurated a Abbot's Opera House on Saturday ovening undermost favourable auspices. There was a largo attendance. Tho " Child ot tho Hegiment" was presented, Miss Carry Nelson appearing as Josephine and Mr McFadyen as the Sorgeant. Both theso artistes are talented and clever, and the performance was decidedly good. Quito a largo number of songs wore introduced by Mies Nelson, who possesses a good voice. The prin cipals wero supported by MeSßrs. Cates, Balfe, O'Neill, and Ashton, and Miss Lucy Ashton and Mrs Lachlan McSowan. Pressure on our space, caused by the arrival of tho mail, compels us to hold over a more extended notico. Tho per formance concluded with tho musical absurdity, •' Tho Youth that Never Saw a Woman."

SUICIDE AT HELENSVILLE.

A settlbk named William Mullon Douglas committed suicide at Helensvillo on Sun day morning by taking strichnine. Mrs E. Bradley, with whom the deceased had been boarding, stated that on Saturday, about 11 p.m;, Douglas called her to his room and asked her to givo him a drop of port wine, as he was dying. He was then sitting on the floor apparently in great pain, and he admitted that he had taken poison, but re fused to give his reasons for doing so. At 12 30, in greatagony, Dr. Langdon, who arrived shortly before that time, found a packet of strychnine on the deceased's table. The deceased had been in the employment of Mr Isaac McLeod for some years, but having lately taken to drink, and was discharged on Thursday last.

Land has been secured at Kingsland fronting the New North Read for the pur pose of erecting-a hall. A company is to be formed under the Limited Liability Act, consisting of 600 shares nominal capital, which, it is expected, will be taken up by residents in Kingsland and Kingsland Road. The hall, it is considered, could be used for many purposes—religious, scientific lectures, library and reading-room, enter, tainments, &c, and may be built with shop front, that would let readily in this fast rising suburb. There would also be an in-i creasing value of the property as the town-* ship is formed.

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WANTED KNOWN.—Paw Meal, Od"; Lentils id, at Taylor and Entriean's, Wclleelur-strcet. WANTED— Whon you aro in Hobson -B_iet call and boo the largo nnd rlicico slock of Mosglol Tweedß just opened for tho coming season at Muuro and MllliganV WYANTED, Employment by a Cnrpontor T» (just arrived); willing to do any kind of work.—Address _ Carpentor.'rSTAU Ollico. VI.ANTED, 1,000 WutchcH and Clocks VV to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutsfiird'a, Watchmaker, Victoria - otrtet (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted (or 12 months. WANTED SEEN, the splendid asßort , uiont ol Boota and Shoes row On View In my Window.—ll. Ilnrle, Auckland Boot ICm porlmn. Victoria-Btrqet. . \\7 ANTED, tho Ladies of Auckland to V V aeo tho Winter Ulators at 55.11 d ; aleo. the newest styles Dolmans and Jackets, at Fernandez- Salo, Nowton. Y\7"ANTED, by married Man,' Employ- VT. ment In Store or Warehouse, or any plaeo of trust; can keep books; has good re fcrencea; lvlllingto take low wagca—Address "T.H.,"STABOtgco. ANTED KNOWN-E. T. Herbert, Draper, opposite Garllck nnd Gran ___, la selling at 5a in tho_ discount. Will keep open antil 9 p.m. for one week only. WANTED KNOWN, — Fire !. Firo! Fire!—Be ill time and sco tho Furniture.. only (.lightly damaged by tire in Victoria-street, at, llampiers Largo Furnishing Shop. Ilobaou-st. ANTED KNOWN,—If you wont to buy a Bublhoss or Bell a Business, apply to E. Wooding •& Co., BußlneEß Exchange Agents. High-street ANTED KNOWN —Shilling Hair Brnsh! Hair Brtißh for One Shilling'! The Shilling Hair Brush! White handle Hair Brush, only One Shilling! —At Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. ' "\\TANTED KNOWN —Charles Kelsoy V T and Co. hare a boauiiful assortment of Gold and Silver Jewellery, tho whole of which has the morltof being genuine, as they keep no Imitations.—Charlca Kolsoy and Co., 120, Quoon strcot. WANTED-, KNOWN—Chkap Timbkr I Chbap Timukr I And all other kinds of Building Material-, can be purohaßod cheaper and bettor than anywhere else at tho yards of D. Gqldib. Albert-Btrcot. WANTED, Buyers for Velveteen, at Is fid yard ; Trimmed Hats, from 3s lid; Blankots. from 10s 6d pair; Sheeting, from lid to la 9d; Flannels, from BJd; Women's and l-lhildrcn a Stockings, from Cd; cheap and Fashionable Dreßs Matorials. A large assort ment of tho abovo of unequalled value at WellCßloy House.—A. Lovott, WANTED KNOWN—That Samuel Loveix has opened an Establishment in Buchanan's Buildings, Wcliesley-atroet, aa a First-class Mantlo and Jnckotmakor, and having had a large experience in some of tho best London houses, is' in a position to guarantee a Porfect Fit, Latest Style, and good Workman ship. Tho Dressmaking Branch will bo under the supervision of an experienced oraon ; WANTED^CNOWN— Velveteens from Ono and Sixponco por yard at Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. Blankots, Counterpanes, Calicoes, Flannels; vory cheap. WANTED KNOWN, that A. E. Sponco's Four Guinea Suits are Unsur passed.—l72^Queon-Btreet. : WANTED KNOWN.-Itake this op portunity in thanking my many frionds and Customers for past favours, and hope for a continuance of tho same. Dressmaking in al tho latost stylos.—Mrs Kirkman. Dressmaker, Victorla-etrcot Woat (two doors from Williams's Tailor). W" ANTED SEEN by all buyers of Jowollory, Kclecy's Stock of real Sliver and real Gold. Thoy keep no imitations on thoiri premises; they therefore guarantee everything sold by them to bo real silver or gold.—Charles Kelßey and Co., 120, Queen-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN, that a new sup : ply Of Dr. Mauneoll'B Maori Grammar is now on sale at Lennox's and all Booksellers. ANTED, all the New Arrivals, and Old Ones, too, to Call at FarreU and Barnttby's, Butohers, 175, Queon-strcb t, to in spect tho quality and examine the price of our Moat Prlmo Local Beef and Mfattoh, f. m 2d per lb. Cash purchaaera most liberally dealt with. Roll up, and fill your kits for very littlo monoy. WANTED KIS OWN—TO be sold cheap, at Austen's Furniture Shop. 310, Upper, Queen-streot. Single Flax Mattrasses, 6s; Double do., 15s; Bedsteads, 10s; Palliasses, Children's : Cots, Couches, Suites of Furniture, Lamps, Tables,' Saucepans, Boflera, and all kintfs __, Fnrnitpro, at Austen's, 310, Upper Queen-street. All kinds of Inrniture bought. ' ■■'■--■ j WANTED KNOWN, that all working men can Bavo their monoy by calling, at; tho Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Meals' Sixpence; Board and Lodging 15s por week.—; Robert Murdock. Proprietor.—Note tho address' —Nearly opjioslte the Waitemata Hotel, and close to tho Dock ANTED KNOWN—Messfs Gottlieb,; ■ Huber, and Co., Horticultural Artists, Landscape Garocners, and Cultur6r_ of Pines,: beg to inform gontlomcn, ownora, of orchards,: and farmers,- that they havo arrived in Auck-i land, and are open to contract (only day wagea)! for laying and preparing Lawn Tennis, Cricket Grounds, Fountains with rockery, Scenery,; Ferns, &c, &c. .References from the ContiKent, England, Colonies, and New Zealand.—Written applications, addressed to G. H. and Co., Stab Office, will receive prompt attention. ' ■ W~ - AN TED *-X N _■ W- N- That the STOCK of CLOCKS AND WATCHES AND JF.WKLLKRY _ GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE been Greatly Augmented by LARGE AR RIVALS, and an Inspection is solicited of the STERLING GOLD and SILVER GOODS (all WARRANTED) in the Qutipn-street Window, and tho Artistic IMITATION JEWELLERY in the Victoria-street Window. Wc make a SPECIALTY of these Two Lines, keepine both the Gcnuino and the Imitation to SUIT all TASTES and Pockets; but they aro kept Sepa rate, and Displayed in Difforent Btreets. Hterl- Silver Sets, 2s _ ; Brooches and Rings, Is each; and other Lines equally Cheap, at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, Queen-st. andViotoria-Bt.. and at Chrlstohuroh and Wollington: Tlfe Fancy Goods Stock is Unequalled in the Colony.



Wanted. VVT ANTED KNOWN NO\V"SHOWING J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, JT_ SPECIAL VALUK IN'iMS ULSTEKS ANT) FOUR -IN - HANDS, DKESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS; A LAUGH! STOCK OH' GENERAL DRAPERY TO SNLKCT FROM, AND i'RICKS LOWER THAN QUEEN-S'i'., AT J, G. BROWN'S, PARNELL. A N T E D KNOWN — A FEW OF NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S WELL-TRIED REMEDIES FOR WINTER USE. COMPOSITION POWDKR.-It ia known in all Engllah-speaking countries for its many good qualities. Yon who aro subject to Coldß or Soro Throats don't bo without it; Is 6d a tin; 5a alb. BALM OF GILEAD.—Sovon years' trial has proved thia to be ono of tho Best Compounds evnr oilcred for the euro of Coldß, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Cough. 2s a Bottle. COUGH POWDER.-E_.ctiu. and quick in Congestion. Pleurisy, or Inflammation of tho Lunga. Is Od a Tin. _ COUGH SYRUP.-Whore thero arc children nothing is better for Coughs. Croop, or Bron chitla. A pure expectorant without morphia or opium. Is Od and 2s a Bottlo. HOP BITTERS, 2a Od a Bottlo. N E I L _- "cTI F F 0 R D, HERBALISTS, Botanic Dispensary, \V_ll__ey-3TR_ et, m Auckland. WAKIED k~n o w n. TO BE CLEARED, at STEPHENSON'S, Karanoauauk Road. Newton. SOO pairs Kid Gloves, rs 6d per pair; 1,000 palra Lislo Thread Glovob. 6d, worth 1; 1,500 piccoß (good aliadcs) Hibbon Volvot, 18 yards for tkl j 000 yards Sash Ribbons (9 shades). Is Gd por yard ; '2,000 dozen Drena Buttons, 2d por dozon; Dress Materials, tjd, 6d, 71d por yard upwards; 1.000 yards French Caahmoro (10 shades), 1b per yard: 500 yards French Merino .; shades), Is 9d, worth 2a 0d: Crimean Shirting, Old, Is, is 3d, to 2s Sd per yard; Union Shirtinga, ffiim (Hd upwards,- Flannels. 7(d, 3d, la por yard upwards; 9 x 1 Blankets (all wool), 9s lid per pair. Try our 10s Trousers to Measure— oau't bo bsaten. MILLINERY—by experienced hands DRESSMAKING—by experienced hands TAILORING—by oxporloncod hands On me Premises. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALE WAREHOUSE. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. NEWTON. Miscellaneous Wanteds. TO BOOTMAKERS.—Wanted, General Hand and Improver.—Apply to Tlioh. P. Slinn, Holißon-Bt,; or W. It. Williams. Otahuhu. XPERIENCED in Millinery and Show room.—A Young Ijtdy, rocently arrlvod in Auckland, desires an _i_n_eincnt as above; good address; excellent rcferenceß.—"G.L.," Star Oftl-O. T~ RADESMEN'S BOOKS oponcd, mado up, posted, checked and balanced period ically by an Experienced Accountant, at a nominal cost—Addroos "Accountant," P. 0.8. 78, Auokland. 7Tb ROM AN DEL HOSPITAL. A Medical Man ia required for tho nbovo Hos pital. Salary. £200 por annum, with private practice Applications to bo mado to the under signed up to MONDAY, Dili Juno, 18S1. J. H. HARRISON, gocretary Hospital Coinmttlee. mRAVELLER Wantod to carry Samples JL Boot Uppora on commission. — Address, stating terma. ground covered, and references, to " Hone." Star Ofllco. _?TTM_ WANTED _ a first-class In- H&A"""." vestment; largo profits.—Ad dress "Monoy," Star Ollice. Boots and Shoes. T O O X OUT for the BLUE 1} OO T. L U E 13 O O T, QUEEN-STREET, Ol'l'OKlTK (iAULIC'k AND CKAXW_I,I_ CITY HALL. A GREAT SALE OK BOOTS AND OHOES ! OOTS AND kJHOES! A BANKRUPT STOCK BOUGHT FOR CASH-CHEAP. _rBE IN TIME.__ AT THE BLUE BOOT, 259, QUEKN-STRKET. C. BROOKES AND CO. Advertisements Late for Classification FOUND, on Sunday, Horso with saddle and bridle.—Tho ownoroanhave tho same by calling at James Cnssidy, corner of Salo and Centre-Btroets, Freeman's Day, and paying all expenses. UNFURNISHED ROOMS in Grafton Road To Lct-2, 3, or 1 aa required, with gas and lire-places in every room; tho rooms arc largo and lofty, with pleasant viow.— Address "lt-M W.," Star Ollico. JjlOR SALE (cheap), a Splondid Pair J Ithodca'B Tank Rollor?.-G. H. Marsden, corner Chapol and Durham-streets. WANTED, a Youth, about l(i, to. deliver goods; one ÜBcd to grocery pro fcrroil.—Alfred Tycr, Upper Symondß-Btreot. "YXr ANTED TO LET, a First-class y t Billiard Table, in tho most central part of Queen-street. — Apply Greyhound Hotel, Queen-street. Tj ifcS. REWARD.—Lost, by a poor JL \J widow, to-day, in Queen-street, a Small, Brown Russian Lcathor Purse, containing Four £1 Notes and P.N. and 'bus tickets.—The Under will greatly obligo by leaving Bamo at Star Office. PRIME Canterbury Bacon only 9d lb. Rotall; also, small goods of all kinds at J. Buckland's, Butcher, Queen-street, Onehunga. OOK and Steward Wantod for Barque Maroon. — Apply to Master Northcoto Ferry Steamer. WAITEMATA BOATING CLUB.-A Meeting of the above will bo held at tho Waitomata Hotol This Evening, at 8 p.m. Business of importance.—W. a. Smith. Hon. Sec, pro. tcm. WANTED, a number of smart Girls to learn the trade; also, Machinists for, Singer's Machine—Auckland Clothing Factory, Customß-strcct, East. CHALLENGE.— Hearing that W. Jones, baker, of Symonds street, states that he is the champion sprinter and boxer of Waikato, I will back myßolt to Run him any distance he likes or Box him with soft gloves for £25 aside or upwards. Reply through tho Stab.—Wm. Winn. . f.O LET, Houso of 5 rooms and pantry, JL register grato, Bide oven, &c.; good well; Brighton.—Apply to M. Marriott, UpperParnell. TO "LET, Houses, Hotels, Boarding houeoa. Farms, Shop adapted for barbers business.—Grant & Croasan) Queen-street. rfflO LET, two Houses of 4 and 7 rooms ;' JL low rent.—Apply to Mrs Lynch, Charlotte-' street, Eden Terraco. ' OR SALE, desirable Farms, Houses,: and Allotments, deferred payment; Hotola, Businesses, Partnerships.—Grant & Crossan, 75, Queen-street. . WANTED TO LET, to one or two sober men, a Furnished Bed-room, with fireplace.—Apply Star office. ■ TO LET, Unfurnished Bedroom, and use of kitchen, two doors from • Queen-; streot.—Apply to Mr Pearae. Wellesley-atreet. ■ TO LET, a 4-roomed House, with cellar and good well, off Cook-street.—T. Usshor, Stiohbury's Buildings. ,' l WANTED, by a Young Lady, a Situa tion as Assistant9. » Fanoy Drapery Business.—A__-Osa"ff._t.," Star office. ; WANTED, a sharp and respectable 1 Shop Boy; good reference requited.— Apply H. L^Possentekie, Shortland-Btreet. . WANTED, a good. Groom.— Apply Boinbridge's Stables, Hackett-strect, Pohßonby. ' ]y WANTED, two working Housokeopers, ono for farm .other for family (threo children): 15b; both oiuntry; several, orvants Housemaids.—Mrß Elsmore. . __. WANTED, immediately, a small House, suitable for a family of three; within easy distance of Wellington-street; moderate rent.—Apply» Jam,". Star Office. WANTED, a smart Youth, age 10, to carry out and make himself useful.— Apply to W. D. Dallen, Confectioner. WANTED, by respectable young tooihan, a Situation as General Servant. References if required.—Apply by letter AB, Upper Syraonds-street, atPost-offlcc. WANTED, a Day's Washing every Monday by a roapsctnblo young woman.—Apply by lciter, HC, Upoor Symonds street, Post-offlce. "\TSTANTED TO SELL 100 Ladies' . T Ulster Dolmaus. in all the newest siyloa ; 300 yards Dress Material, Homespun and Plaids, at 8d per yard.—William Eyre, vio toria-Btreet Aucklond. FO-TSALE, Thir__!hare in Splendid Pateat.-Address ABY, Star Office.



To Let :,"*,.."> 1 *- .- TO.isET,. Five-roomod House, Hoi gi-oavos-streot, Collogo Road; gas an water.—Apply It. A. Mills, Hargroaves-street. rT.O LET, Furnislfed 7-roomed House A fiano, &c.-Applylsaaoßloom,Wolleslo3 sti-cot. TO LET, near Grqftpn Road, a fi-roomoi Houso;.splendid view; rent," 17a per wcoh or Ills for lease ot 2 j oars.—Apply Mr Ball' Milk-home. _ TF.O LET, a comfortable Houso in Angle JL sea-street/containing 0 rooms, with go and water laid on, and kitchen rangn.-Appl' J. M. and J. Mowbray, Land Agents, Fort-at; rl .0 LET, Shop and Dwelling ; fine statu X for butcher, bootmnlcor, or fancy (foods gas and water laid on : rem low.'—Apply A. J Thomas, Urocor. Park Store, iiowe'street. mO LET, Furnished Bedroom and Sit JL ting room, with uso of kitchen.—Fo address, apply It. C. '__6r, Grbeer,- Nelson street.' __ TO LET, by tender, tin Allotment situati • in Lower Parnell, facing the sea; 50 fee frentago, 66 feet deep; lease to run, 16 years - Apply by letter to Mrs 11. Richards, Ma'nukai Hoad. Parnell. Opon till June 30. TO, LET, at Mount Eden, 2 6-Roomec Vi'las, with bay windows, verandah, fire places (with'register grates), tanks, cellars, anc outhouses,'-situated just bolow Smith's 'Bui Oillee.'—Apply to Jesse Stokes, Mount Edei Koad. TO- BE. LET, charming Marine Villa. , London-street, with splendid wa'er viow on large allotment; a very comfortable Four roomed Dwel ing, with good workshop and out houso .at back.-W. L. Mitchell; 8 Mcrb'antili Ohambcra. TO LET, a Furnished Bedroom, withoui board; Btfit two1 young men.-—ISI, Groy street: TO LET, 7-roojned Houso; large gar don ; gas and water laid on; Russell street, Ponsonby.—Apply Mr Wright, Book seller; Ponsonby. TO LET, two Comfortably-furnißhed Rooms with use of kitchon; or two Gentle men, partial board.—Address "Domus," Si ah office, _^ 0 BREWERS, Wine and Spirit Mor "chants, and llotelkeepora.—For Lease, Hotel in Country.—Apply T. B. Hill. Queen-st.. _____! __________ EEP LEVEL CROSS GOLD-MINING ' COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. At a Meeting of Directors, held this day, a Cull of One Shilling per Share was mado on the capital of tho Company, payablo to tho Secre tary at tho ollico of the Company, New Zealand Insurance Company's Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland, as follows, viz. :— Thrcoponco por Sbaro on the 21st day of April Thrccponco per Share on the 21st day of May Thrcoponco per Share on tho 21st day of Juno Thrccponco per Share on the 21st day of July JAMES 3TQDART, Auckjap. 20th March, 1881. Secretary. sicuical. 1%/TR W. H. JONES, M.R.C.V.S..L. ■"-*- (Monilrer of the Royal College c? Veter inary Surgeons London),- late Veterinary Sur geon, North Metropolitan Tram war Company, London, has coumenccd practice in Auokland _d may be co-sultod on Diseases of Horsos, Cattlo, and Do tiesticated Animals at the Masonio Hotel, Piinccs-Btrcct. All communiea :iona left at Mr Haslett's, Chomist, Qnoen-et, ivill rocelvo prompt attention. Telephone No. _ riio Rogiatcr ot Mombora of the Royal College if Totcrinary Surgeons con be seen at Mr [laslott's. TIYPHUS! TYPHUS! TYPHUSI SAVE YOUU LIVK6 BY USING THE "RED GROSS" DISINFECTING FLUID. BEING INODOROU-JT IS THE ONLY DIS INFKOTANT SUITABLE FOR THE 81CK ROOM AND INDOOR USE. DISINFECT YOUR DRAINS, CLOSETS. &_ [•RICK, ONE _M.ll._xa rEX BOTTLE, FROM ALL OROCEK.S AND CHEMISTS. £ __ WJIOI.KSALK AOENTS: • BROWN, _lARRETT. & CO. L. P. NATHAN fc CO. T G. HENDERSON'S If • CHKURY PECTORAL. 2-< 6d nnd la 6d per bottlo. To be had only at Medical Hall. Ponsonby, opposite Throe Lamps. lOLENT Raging Toothache is in nearly ovory instance instantaneously Hired by using ,Odoutalgicon. the new remedy, la.—O. ___________ London Arcade. RELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— SHARLA-ND'S CHERRY PECTORAL. I'rica, 2s 61 and Is 6d.—_ C. Sharland, opposite Jio Post-ofllcc rriOOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneous JL Ro!ief-ODONTALGIC.-Is per bottlo.— P. C. SHARLAND, opposite Poat-olllco. _ DR. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL AND 3TEKL PILLS.—The moat popular medicine of the day. Prieo, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agent, F. C. Sharland, opposite tho Post -fllco. WORMS. All children suffer from them. If BUBPOctcd. ask for the Cortain Co' „ SUARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, 1b packet. Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-office. ROSELINE roB THE HAlß.—This ele gant preparation completely eclipses •.very article of a similar kind now before iho' puMic—Price. Is6d a bottle.—Sharland, Apothecaries' HaU. RATBI RAS-Sl RATSf-Use ________ PHOSPHOR PASTS, Rats cat it greedily, and die; no smell. Price, On- Shilling a Bottle. V. C SHARLAND opposite Post-offloe. 111 .... - ■ i - Drapery. A - VIS. AVIS. AVIS. Gents.' Coloured Ki4 Gloves—Josephines Ist Choice—ls lid por pair, at tho BON MARCHE. Cents.'. Ladies', and Children's Hosiery, in great variety, at. tho RON MARCHE. Astounding value in Millinery and Laco Goods at tho BONMARCHE. Dress Fabrics in aij'tho Newest Textures at tho bon_:arche. Tho Louis Genoa-faced Yelvetcon and other special makes, in all colours; abo black, at Is Cd per yard, at tho ~.-,- ,_BON MARCHE. j Blankets, Sheetings. Flannels, and choice stock " 'of Cretonnes. Blionld bo Been at onoo at tho BON MARCHE. New Season's Goods In all Departments, from English and Continental Markets, just re ceived at tho BON MARCHE. 217, Qu«en=Btreet (next Howin Bros., Grocers). T_ONSONBY. I*. B. ROBSON'S DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT. Undor tho Management of MISS FRIEND, who has lately arrived from England, ■_ ' and had Largo Experience. STYLE, FIT, AND ECONOMY IS OUR MOTTO. LADIES' OWN MATERIALS CAREFULLY AND EXPEDITIOUSLY MADE UP. T. B. ROBSON'S Drapery, Millinery, and Dressmaking - Establishment. Ponbonby. ~V\T ELLE-SLEY HOUSE. JUBf"OPENED, NEW, CHEAP, AND FASHIONABLE MILLINERY AND DRAPERY "'". FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER WEAR. A. LoVETT Begsto announce the ARRIVAL of hia NEW REASON'S - r GOOD3.vwhioh for Stylo and . .Qoo'dWalile CANNOT.BK EXCELLED. A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF DRESSES, BROCHK, SILK __-»V__-__ REN MERINO, CASHMERE, &o. HATS. BONNETS, FEATHERS FLOWKRB, RIBBONS JACKEIS, ULSTERS, and MANTLES in the LATEST ST-LES. «j GOOD VALUE FLANNELS, 'BLANKETS, AND ALL KINDS Of MANCHESTER, and BELFAST GOODS. For CHEAP and STYLISH MILLINERY WE CANNOT BE EQUALLED. LADIES. SHOULD PAY US A VISIT BEFORE . -BUYINtI ELSEWHERE. TAILORING DEPARTMENT. The MEN'S MERCERY. TAILORING, AND WOOLLEN DEPARTMENT ■% IS WELL STOCKED WITH NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS. FIRST-CLASS CLOTHING TO MEASURE AT MODERATE PRICES. HATS. TIES, SCARVKS SHIRTS, COLLARS, UMBRELLAS HOSIERY, &c -A-HIW^_STOCK OF WOOLLENS AND 1 TAILORS' TRIMMINGS ALWAYS ON HAND. _H___t_ SUPPLIED AT WHOIiES&fcE VKIOB. AT OVETT, , LOVETT, IMPORTER, W-I4.ESLEY-ST., A. OKLAND.



„_„. For Sale. ~ • -, V-i ■ ■ ; ;-4 FOR SALE,' 8 tons Barley MeaV'fo Pig-feed.—W.'Dowden.A'uctlonccr.' FOR SALE, '.a Small Fancy. Business stock small: good place for Milliner 0 Dresamaker.—Addreßß"S.F.H. > ,".STAB."flice. FOR SALE, first-class Theodolite fo _6, worth £25.-W. L. Mitchell, 8, Mcr cantilo Chambers. TrtOß SALE (North S_rro_llouses of 4 JD 5, and 6 rooms; also. Building Lots.—Fo . ________ apply 3. Tanner, 8, ____slr__ FOR' SALE,,_W Pups, good breed mother thoroughbred cattle dog; to b( Bold cheap.—Apply tliis office. InOR SALE. Three New Houses in New ' . t6n ; rents, ,'IOs weekly; price, £330; goo? investment.—Apply Mr White, Grocer, Nowton FOR ___i(Exmo__-streetj,2Cottages land 5 rooms, with 0 Allotments, all ii orchard; 2 frontages;' a bargain.-—Hi. Parting ton, Land Agent. -, .'' OR SALE;(Rokeby-sfcreot), cbinfortabh 1-roomed'Cottage; kas arid wa'cr ;-i_ first , class repair and cheap.—H. Partington, Lane Agent. _J ' FOR Immediate Sale, a Drapery and Fancywork Buslnesß, Karangahape Road. Stock about | FOR SALE, Allotments (Mount Eden), on easy t/rms: Houses, 7 rooms, wel; finished; and 0 rooms do.; good positions.—H, Partington, Stichbury's Buildings' jLpOR SALE, 3-roomed Cottage, new ; al ii' lotmont 33 x 102. Will bo finished in a low days,—Apply J. Jenkins, King-street, Arch Hill. j_._A.LE, a Handy Littlo Yacht, .about 7 tons.On reasonable terms.—Apply to Mrs Boo'nstra, 2, Union-street, Freeman. Bay. . . . I7_)K SALE (Mount Eden, .ornor Albert . and Victoria Avenuo). a good six-roomed House, with unlit-loom, cellar, &c—Apply on tho premise"; FOR SALE, two light, elegant Pheatone with hoods. Comfort and style combined with durability and cheapness.—Edwin Harvle, Upper Sytuonda-B'rect, FOR- SALE, a fashionable and well-built Hog Cart, nearly new; also, Sll ver-mouatod Harness in good condition—D. B. Orchard, 18, New Zealand Insurance FOR SALE, 2 good Shops with comfort- Able Dwelling; back entrance, water and gas laid ou ; let to good tenants'-at 30s a wcok ; situated in Karangahape Hoad.—lTor particulars apply to Me-ara Carbines & Taylor. Auctioneers, TTiOR SALE,_h Parnell, four Houses. JD Having had one house bnrnod down lam determined to Bell tho remaining four at any price. No reasonable offer refused.—Apply to Sam White, Fencor. Cuatoi_-atrect. EOR SALE, 4-roomed House, Sunnyside Road, Mount Eden. Allotment 50 x 198. Alao, three Allolmonts adjoining, each 50 x 190 feet.—Apply to G. Garry, at Mr Mason's,-Hair Dresser. I HOR SALE (a Bargain), a Corner Allot • ment with t- feet frontage to Great North Road by 86 feet to McKelvie-atreet, with good Shop and Dwelling erected thereon, and let. to good tenant Price, £300.—For. urthor partfcu fans. Carbines and Taylor. Auctioneers. 17\OR SALE, the Freehold of-a country . * store ob lino railway (about 50 miles from town).. Turn-over about £1.800. Stock, cost. Good qneni-g for matf.With small capital.—Ap ply T. Harkla, Hlgh-strtftit j_ FOR SALE at once, first rate-Boarding, houso (city), Kirooni-; bath, gas; ingoing. £150; rent low; long lease j a good chance; Also, nice littlo Fancy Goods Shop; Stock small. cheap.—Business Exohange Agency, High-st (npstaire)—Wooding____>_ FOR Sale, Mount'Eden,Road, comfort able Cottage of IS rooms; gas laid through out ; good cellar. Allotmont .2ft Oin by 180 ft. 'Bua passos Iho door every half-hour. Price, only _3Bs.—Apply to D. F. Evans,. Auctioneer and Land Agent, Queen street (next Bank of Australasia). ' TmOR IMMEDIATE SALE. ST. STEPHEN'S ROAD. Parnell-Handsome and commodious Residence and Ground. The houso contains about 10 spacious rooms, in flrst olass order, and replete with all conveniences usually found in a gentleman's residence. The ground, about 1. acre", is tastefully laid out as garden, lawn. &c This, though leasehold, is a very eligible property, and is placod in the markot in consequence of proprietor going to Sydney, ai:d is well worthy the attention ef any gontletnan requiring a first-class residence. Cards to view, and all particulars, from D. F. EVANS, Estate and Land Agent. FOR SALE, AMewAvenue,Mount fMsn, pretty Villa Residence of 5 roomi'out honses, washhouse with chimney and'boiler, etc., kitchen range. G. e1 allotment. Only El5O cash required: balance can remain for cignt years on Building Society principles.— Apply to D. F. Evnns. Auctioneer. Land, and Kst ate Aacnt, Queen-street (next Bank of Aus tralia). (108. ITIOR ~_ALE (Epsom), a very eligible _ Property, situated on the Main Road, and within tho four mile radius-from tho Anckland Post-office. The Hooae" comprises Six Good Uooinß. fitted with ev-ry convenience. Tho grounds, five acres in extent, are of tho best de scription of Volcanic Loam. To be Bold cheap, _ d on easy terms.—Apply to D. _ Evans. Auctioneer, Lnnd, and Estate Agent, Qucen strect (next Bank of Australasia), ELLA VISTA ROAD.—Grand Allot mont to be sold cheap for cash, planted and fenced, commanding ono of tho best marine views in Ponsonby.—W. L. Mitchell, 8, Mercantile Chambers. . _..>_[ __ —FOR SALE, Cottage of 3&/___"• _ rooms and Freehold Allot ment; terms easy.—W. V. Stjvena. High-street. 7aQ/V —FOR SALE, at Ponsonby, _j/0"» Nice Cottage of 5 rooms, near iramway. £30 cash, balanco weekly.—W. V. Stevens, High-treet. A*6}£\ —FOR SALE, Cottage, of 4 __._✓"• rooms and largo Allotmont. Price. £210. £20 cash, balance weekly.—W. _' 3tevcnß, Hlgh-atreet, ■ TCTORTH SHORE.—For Sale, a -Pretty 1_ Littlel Gothic Villa, of 5 apartments' near Jic Victoria? Wharf et retired, being adjoin rig the residences of tho Hon. de B. Devereux Mid the lato Captain Wynyard; the allotmcn: .* 50 x 118, and the soil of excellent quality; the louse IB nearly new, arid fitted with register trate, colonial oveni &c ; very Bultable- for a juiet couple or small f amily.—B. Tanner, Agent, i Quoon-stree _t, . ... .. . . 9T> US BUSINESS FOR SALE. A FIRST-CLASS 'BUS LINE, wcU estab lished, large connection (Auckland and Pon- Xmby) and capable of a large extension. A Capital Investment, handsome returns, iplendid run, grand opening. Horses. Harness; 'Bueses, together with all Scar and Working Plant, will bo soldpheap, ;hrough ill-bcalth of the owner. Also, If dcaired, aiease of thoDwellingrhouso. Stables, Sheds, &c, will be given at a low rental. D. F. EVANS, Bstato Agent. PARNELL RISE.—For Sale, a New Cottage of I rooms and, scullery: good rlew of harbour; new road'opposite Parnell School.—Apply on the premises. KINGSLAND, New North Road.—2 4-roomed Verandah Cottages, registsnjd urates and colonial oveha; price, _ f» eß£_— rcrms, apply J? R, nanderson, _C|rOa,_tile -hamberß. Qncen-strect. _^ ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 200 casks Portland Ocment, Plaster of Paris. Fireclay, by ton or lb. Fire Bricks, &c—R. Jenkinson, Builder, Lorne rtrcct. .. , . SUPERIOR Villa Residence, Clareneest., for £380. Grand Market Garden Site, good black soil, tho pick of Ropebank Estate; 6 acres for £300 cash.— __ L. Mitchell. Land Agent. TO SELL.—We have for disposal a good ■ payini little Businose—Oyster and Supper Rooms. Well fitted up; good Bland; rent low; long lease; small capital—Business Exchange Agency, High-st. (tip-stairs), E. Wooding & Co ; Meetings. TjIDEN ELECTORATE. MR J. A. TOLE . WILli ADDRESS THE ELECTORS OF EDEN, AT ME ATHENAEUM HALL, EAST STREET, NEWTON, THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, At 8 o'Clock p.m. AU CKLAND .' _§§__ARMCTNIC ' SOCIIKFY. ■ _X NO PRACTICE this evening. Will resume next MONDAY, 9th Instant, as usual. Bring Copies of " Messiah." '■ - ' <■-'■* t Ladies and Gentlemen with knowledge of music requesting to join may do bo by applying to the Conductor, Mr J. Chad wick, or tho Secre tary, at the PraotiEe-room, oornor of Cook and Uobson-Btreets, G. F, CAMPBELL, gon. Sec. NEW ZEALAND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE (AuoK_._ND"Branch). j Ordinary Meeting on FRlDATfrfith inßtant, &\, r.30, Wellesley-streot SohooU; : 1. Dißcufsion of Mr Bailoy's-Paper—" Pro posed Amendments of Education Act"; 2. Discussion on Home Lessons.-opened by Chairman. Musio during tho Evening,. t .H. MA?ON,Hon.Scc. j ALBURNIA GOLD-MINING COM PANY (Limited). An Extraordinary General Meeting of the Alburnia Gold-miniDg Company (Limited) will bo held at tho Company's of&co. Wvndham-st., Auckland, on TUESDAY, the 10t_ day of June, 1881, at three p.m., for the purpose of considering and passing (if approved) the following special resolutions, Yi_. :— 1. Tbat the Albul'hia Gold-mining Compapy (Limited) ba wound-up vp luntarily, arid a Liquidator bo appointed. 2. That a now Company be formed to pur chase the Alburnia mino, with a onpital ot Three Thousand Pounds, divided into Twelve Thousand' Shares of Five Shil lings each—the Alburnia shareholders te have the option of taking as many Bhares in the new Company as they now hold In the Alburnia Gold-mining Company. H. N. GARLAND, Seoretaiy.



— 11 I I '.' .. I . !——___ Corporation Bfotlcw. •T___f___S»r? ---1 /.ITY OF AUCKLAND METER WATER SUPPLIES. . QUARTERLY ACCOUNTS' .rendered foi r.povo Suppließ require to be phld Withfa sever . days a_e r delivery. P. A. PHILIPS., own Clerk, P Town Clerk's Office, May 26; 18_- 415. ---; piTY OF A _ CX L A N-D, 3 EAST WARD. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. ;■ ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. J It is hereby notified that' . MR WILLIAM RATTRAY and MR JAMES C. SHARLAND .. Havo been duly nominated as Candidates ior 5 tho office of Councillor for the East Ward of the :" City of Auckland, and tfiat in compliance with ' tho provisions of "The Regulation Of Local Elections Act, 1876," a Poll will be taken for Obe i Councillor on TUESDAY, the 3rd day of Juno next. In the room adjoining the Froo Library, ' High-street, within the said Ward, between the . hours of nine in the forenoon and six in the , afternoon. I HENRY RIDINGS. Returning Officer. City Council Offices, May 19,1881. (10 Electoral- IT.HE RATEPAYERS CITY EAST. ' Ladies and Gentlemen. I beg to remind you that I am a Candidate 1 for Election to represent your Ward in the City ' Council. I trust that, should I bo eleoted, my extensive past experience, coupled to a sincere ' desire to Bee civic affairs wisely and economi ', cally administered, may' be of csc. Begging your kind support on polling day, tho 3rd of 1 June, at the Room behind tho Library, High street, . . I am, Your obedient Servant, J. C. SHARLAND. Public Notices. iI^XOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. The Govarnment Steamer HINEMOA will leave the Onehunga Wharf for Wellington TO MORROW (Tuesday), the 3rd instant at two o'clock p.m. precisely, with Members who d. sire to bo present at the opening of Parliament on Thursday, the sth June, lf_ A Special Train will leave the Auckland Rail way Station at ono o'clock p.m. To-morrow for the conveyanco of Members to tho Hinemoa. G. MAURICE O'RORKE, Speaker. Onehunga, May 31,1881. ___►__ REWARD will be paid to any c3_ _» person, whether implicated or not, who will _ye such information as will-lead to the conviction of the dastardly miscreant who, on Monday, May 28, at midnight, smashed tho front office window of Mr T. B. Hansaford's. the Auckland Registry, Queen-Btreet. And if it was, as boliovcd to be, the act or at the instiga tion of, a hotel landlord, tho reward, on convic tion, will bo increased to £10.—Apply to Mr John Bramo, "New Zealand Free Pres_ Office, High-street, Auckland. 11. THE ESTATE OP HENRY NEALE (DECEABED). All Persons having Claims against the above Estate aro requested to send the same in to the undersigned oa or before the sevonth day of June, 1881. WHITAKFR AND RUSSELL, Solicitors to Executors. Mar 29.1881. ' - A UCKLAND DEUTSCHER VERBIN, Gesolligo Znsammenkiisfte jedon Mittwoch Abend. 8 Uhr, 1m Vereins Zlmmer, Park Hotel. Wellesley-Btreot. Deutsche Zoitungon und Journalc Deutsche Bibliotbek. MAX KOBER, -chriftf ilhrer. ANY person who witnessed the black Retriever Dog boing thrown out of tho top window of a shop in Queon-str et last Satur day will act humanely by leaving their names and address with tho Inspector of thn Society for the Prevention of Crnclty to Animals. IMPOUNDED in the Mount Eden Pubic Pound, on the 29th of May, 1881. by tho Hanger, one Red Steer, about one yearold, with picco of point off both ears. If not released be fore the'lith day of June, 18S1, will be sold to pay expensoa, at 12 noon. A. C____g__ P-undkeeper. mHE WAIRARAPA EXCURSION TO FIJI. "BRETT'S GUIDE TO FIJI" contains three maps and a descriptive sketch of the Islands, thoir products, fauna, vegetation, native cus toms, history, and trade. On sale at tho Star Office and ail Statlonors, price 2s Gd. F|_> PASBENGEKS PER WAIRARAPA X. FORFIJL ripeclal terms for Insurance against Aocident aro arranged to suit passengers for this trip.—. Applyatonee , NEW ZEALANO ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY, AUCKLAND. X E G A L. The undersigned begs to announce that he has commenced to Practise as a Solicitor in the Offices ef the lato Mr _ K. Tyler. Imperial Chambers, Vulcan Lane. JOSEPH BLADES. Auckland. May 19.1881. LOOK OUT FOR THE PAMPHLET ! - - BRITISH DESPOTISM ■ - IN ' ■:! THE 80UTH BEA ISLANDS and THE PERSECUTION OF MR W.,'J. HUNT DV - ' : SIR ARTHUR GORDON, Bl__ Commis-toner, under "Tho Western Pacific Orders in Council, 1877 andlß73.' BxVOXPOPULI. Copies ef tho above can be obtained of Mr G. L. Thompson, Agynt, High-Btrcct, and from all Booksellers. PRICK-ONE SHILLING. __Tew Ijaw Partnership, THE UNDERSIGNED bog to announce that they have commenced Practice in Co-partner ship as i BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS in Chambers in High-street, opposite Mr W. Alkln's Printing Office. E. W. BURTON. W J. NAPIER. . Auckland, , September 22nd, 1883. ■ ■ ■' ' . _S_) B-giness _______ /.HEAP AND GOOD CUTLERY THOMAS SAMUEL, Importer of Cutlery, has just received a good supply of all kinds of TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, Consisting ef Ivory and Bone Table Knives, Pocket Knives, Loekwood's and Johnston's .Scissors and Razors, superior makers. ..... ELECTRO-PLATED WARE- Forke, Spoons, Cruets, etc. All the above Goods soiling at very low prices, wholesale and retail. . THOMA-T SAMUEL, 108, Queen-at. (nex.Mr Westrfahl. BootmakorJ MONEY TO LEND on freehold security; —Joseph Blades, __________________ MONEY TO LEND, on good freehold securities, at .current r. tea. — Arch; Buchanan, Solicitor. Queen-street (opposite Bank ef New Zealand). '.'"''" IMAIO £tO,OO- LENT on Building 9& JL \J Society principles, or on other ternu to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Weekly Payment' System Mortgages- and Loans negotiated. -Sco list T v Properties for sale on 4th page. Six per <- s« —lowed on money deposited __„ve3«_ ,_-_*• ' C, ______ __.__. Estate, aaa" "_S_2_K_ A gent _nd Valuer, High-street AnC^jgW^ '/ * ' "' Board iwidßc^ cll^ o^__?__^SS^^^ B°_?___fV •__4^cl-v_fe for^rhree Large Airy Room* TOH_E\lri place.;a_th andplana-Gr_.to_ffiW«^l\ ? I Roafc opposite Choral Hall? !M S -■■_.■-:__ .._ .1 - ___X". __E



- Personal. _- . ■'""! I'-.i. OT -j * WO. ALLEN, Draper, Jervois Road,, • Ponsonby. begs to notify that he haa no connection with C. Allon, draper, late of Victoria street, . . ... ALL PERSONS take notice that I will* : not bo responsible for any Debts that may ibo contracted by my Wife, Mary Ann Cordes.— Richard CordesTMercury 13-y. .-. ..- . ERSONAL, — Important Notice to Housewives—lf you wish to economise, ami shew your hpsband that you arc indeed ther true helpmate, buy all your Meat for Cash nt Farrelf _ Barnaby's. Shipping and Family Butchers. 1. Queen-Bt. The quality guaranteed. '"*" liost ami Fonnde LOST, on Friday, 30th May, a Cameo Scarf Ring.—Finder liberally rewarded upon returning same- to _r F. H. Lewisson, Jeweller, Queen-street, LOST, on Saturday, tho Bottom of a Gold Earring, tef Waen Hobson-street and North Shore.—Ple_e__ve at Star oftic8 L _ _ T~OST7near "Shortland-street, on Friday ... JLinight. I£s Note and 3£l Notes.—£l reward on returning tho above to____g Office. . LOST, from Otahuhu, on Sunday, -sth Mny, Brewn Horse , white stripe down face; one white foot. —Reward given if re turned to R. XV. Robinson, Otahuhu. Any person detaining same after this notice will b_ pio9cciitcd. LOST or Stolen, a Darft Pony, ono wall eye.—Apply Now Zealand Timber Com pany (Limited). '_ LOST r between Remnera and Auckland, a Gold Brooch, knot nattern, with taseeL —Finder will be rewarded on applying to Mr W. Perkins. Secretary N.Z. Timber Co. Amusements. " j 1%/TOUNT ALBERT HAL... rRESBY-ERIAN CHPKCH ANNIVERSARY ENTERTAINMENT. TOMORROW (Tuesday) NIGHT Ms Boakt. Elocutionist, will givo several Recitations, and ■ there will be a Splendid Programme of Vocal ' and Instrumental MiUjic by some of Auckland's best talent. Doors open at 7. o'clock; proceed ings commence at haa -past 7. Tickots, 2s each, children half-price. A 'Bus wjll leavo Thcatro Royal corner at 6. IS p.m. /. RAFTON ROAD WESLEY AN BAND _T OF HOPE —Tho Anniversary will be celebrated by a Musical and Literary Entertain ment, to be held in the School-room on THURS DAY next, June 5,18_ A cliofco -programme hat been prepared, including Songs. Recitations, &c, by Mr.-!). Menzies and other members and friends; also, an Address will be giveh by tho Roy. G. K. Monro. Chair to be taken ot 7.30. p.m. by the Rev. R. Bavin. Admission, Is; Children. 6d.—R. Mears, Secretary. OOCIAI RE-UNIONS. LORNE-STBEET HALt! ' MR W. H. WEBB'S . SOCIAL RE. UNIONS." ALTERNATE FRIDAY EVENINGS-JUNE, JULY, AUGUST. The Se-ison to concludo with a FANCY DRESS BALL. The dancing will bo inter iperscd- with High Class Vocal and Instru ncntil Music • . TICKETS for the Season-Lady and Gentle nan. ONE GUINEA—to be had from Mr Webb. Jak House Hobson-street; and must bo obtained in or beforo June i, no thero arc only a limited lumber issued. • ■■ ; Educational. _rOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN X ASSOCIATION. Tho Classes will commenco as follows:— IHORTHAND-Mr Jones, Monday, 2nd June, at 7.30. K)OK-KEEPING-Mr R. K. Davis, Wednes day, 11th June, at 7.30. - : T terms: Free to Subscribers to the Association, . Thoso desirous of joining are requested to save their names at the Rooms, corner ol Vcllealcy and Albert-troeui. , . .., ..» p _ DIM'ENTS OP MUSIC I_J thoroughly taught in Twelve Lessons (in Haas) for Halt-a Guinea. , ~-.. , , A Now Class is now' forming, and intending Undents nvest enter- their namea on or before ATURDAY next. • . MR W. S. WEBB, L.S.S.A., - ACADEMY OF MUSIC. "' ' OAK HOUSE, lIOUSON-STREET. '- IIK-lifHK. j OHN LEYDON.]' [EDWARD LEYDON.' TO-MORROW, nt 10 o'Clock a.m. . | YACHT LITTLE JULiA. '* "'' ' J" .HN.'AND E. LEYDON have.'teen V •favoured with instructions to'soil by uction,To-morrowtTuoaday),atlOo'clook a.m., t tho Watermen's Steps, TIIE YACHT LITTLE JULIA, 4 Tons lurtlien; measures 25 feet from Blem to Btern, fbot beam, completely: docked, and recently verbauled, I ogethcr with spars,., sails, ■ anehpr, '■•-,. able, etc. etc., all complete and nearly new.T .. ',: to-morrow.:;''.';.■,., "| IN MOORE AND ToWN___sf_>'3 • ' •■ - ESTATE. -■' ■•>■ AT-THE STORES, FORT-STREET, ' At 11 o'clock. y 3HERRY, Bitters, Australian Wine., 15 and Ale, In Bond. At Stores—Sundries, Vine;-Beer,-Stout. Iron Safe, Offlco Fittings, , &0.,.- &,c, --n:, &P- Tenders will bo received for Lease and Fix- » area at 11 o'clock. ." GEORGE" BIBBIN,- Auctioneer. ! MONDAY, JUNE 9,1 ~ At. 11 o'clock. It Ward Villa, Alten Rood, just below St. Andrew's Church. ".. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD" 11 " VT. ".TV JURNITURE.,.;,' . -..,*! I •UNO IN BLACK AND-■ v . ~;,';. . VELVET PILE SUITE.-_-.■>l •■■■■ 'ELECTRO-PLATED WARE. * > •GCASIONAL TABLES, CARPETS. _o. O. -F. E V:-. A-_?/ S HAS receivod instructions from Mrs Wardcll to sell by public auction on londay, June 9, at 11 O'olock.bn tho premises, .Ken Road, FIRST-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, compristog-Vel .. Pile Suite, Piano by Chappell (In black and gold), /, t, "Carpets, Occasional Tables/ Linoleum, Electro-plated Ware, Dinner Service (complete), Glass and Chlnaware, Tables, Chairs, Spring Mattrnsscs, Iron B-dSteads,' Tables, Chairs;'Washstahas and Ware, : ■'—. &o. ' &c. ' &o. . The whole of this Furniture is nearly now, in '. rat-class condition, and should command the ttentiou ot those about to fiirnisb. , ... ~ r _.» . ~ , D. _ EVANS, ; ;■].:; ■■...-■ Auctioneer.: - __________ V : TOMORROW; V Ji7(J .PPLES. APPLES. ' APPLES. L. W. EATON '. ITTILL soil by auction, at his Mart, to- TT morrow (Tuesday), at 12oclock noon, 80 CASES COOKING APPLES 40 canes Eating Apples Sydney Oranges Honey, Butter, Onions. ___, &c. . TONKS] B. C. CAKK fB. D. TONKS . , TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock \ i - SARDINES.. V PRUNES. " B. TONKS & CO. HfTILL SELL, to-morrow, at 11 o'clock," 50 cases 1 Sardines 10 cases Prunes, ia 21bs, Just arrived direct from Bordeaux. .. ,lONl<S.] [K. C, CARR.] [B. P. TQJKKS. ~ ~.-,... ....WEDNESDAY, JUNE ._,ll!ir __ _ At 11 o'clock. THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, /PIANO, BO_'S PONY, . / &0., &0.. &(* L ■ .- r . -- .OF. . . | I -f t.i .■ . i ■•• /T-ii 1R _. F. GIBLIN. SiV STEPHEN'S ROAD, \ ■'■ PjdtNELL. . \ /""■ ■ J ■•' --. V:; ~~~s / _i __s__r&co. jTAVE receivedrostructionsfi._ Mr N, (who" iS'leavlng for Sydney by - _.etac__i_Kjn_il st«Oßjw)Cto _ll: -nWedneg- J^y f -t^e .Ith June, at 11 o'clock, • THE WHOLE OF HIS SUPERIO* - '. "^HOUSEHOLD FURNiTORE., C__fo_(es tow ready,;- ; T .^^♦BlfcilW! on Fowtn F»K«. ,: ... aa__j____ . -v--..-.----^- ->■ ■---■^-*