talent. Whisky punch, lemon squash (a mild non-alcoholictipplefor weak stomachs), and other mysterious compounds are de manded in loud tones from the stewards, and it again dawns upon us that wo are a party bent on pleasure, and riot a missionary expedition carrying a cargo of tracts and flannel waistcoats for the little heathen.

Land Hot!

Sunday, morning, steaming hot, ports still closed on account of the sea; ther mometer registers 78 deg. in the cabins at daybreak. We wait three deep for our morning plunge in the salt-water baths aboard, which are voted too few by half. Land reported at six o'clock on the star board, and Mount Washington, Kadavu, the most southerly of the Fiji group, is seen rinine 3,800 feet sheer from the surface of the sea. By eight o'clock we ore abreast of it, about three miles distant. Tho moun tain is treeless, but has a grass-green ap pearance ; two small low-lying islands near the end, when examined under the glass, E ive us our first glimpses of cocoanut trees. Kadavu is 25 miles long, and lias a fine harbour. It was here that the San Francisco mail Bteamers used to call under the forked service. The steamer Maogregor getting stranded on the reef, following upon a series of failures in the times of arri val by the connecting steamers, broke down this service and threw the line upon Auckland as tho port of call, which has been maintained ever since. Seen from the seaward, as we coast along its shores, there is nothing tropical in the appearance of Kadavu. It is bare on the coast line, though in tho interior there is abundance of timber The island sustains a large native population, and has a few whltesettlers. most of whom have been long resident there. An Inoidont-Boat Bottom Up. Ahead of us we can Bee the outline of ÜbenKa (pronounced Benga), the next island in ouV course to Suva. Like the other prmci- . pal islands of tho Archipelago, It as hdly, and two of its peaks 1,289 feot high. The fsland °b five miles long by three wide, and has good anchorages within the reef. When th- island is well ..beam a cry is raised aboard: "A boat! A boat Bottom upwards, the keel only visible above the water, is seen *hat appears to be a largo boat. Ihe steamer bears down upon it, and .pre parations are made to lower the cap tain's eiir. All hands - passengers and £ew-S ofi the upper decks, and the congregation mustering for service in the saloon adjourns sine die. Speculation _ rife What is she? Will there.bejmy bodies in her ? These are quiokly set at rest the boat is overhauled and turned over. It proves to be empty, with the ex ception of a palm leaf entangled in the thwarts. ThocraftUevidentlyoneadnftfrom tKlnnds, a cranky-looking tu>, painted ereen all over, suoh as benevolent Euro leans might build for confiding F.jians. The Lckle U made fa_t to a rope passed through her thwarts, and she is hauled aboard-not however, before a shark had come to the surface and cruised closely round tho shin's boat, showing what any unlucky wight might expect who chanced to foil ovfrboard. Asmartpoke with the boat-hook hastened his departure to lower depths. Whit the BteameVis lying still wo can look down at leisure into the ocean, now per fectly calm. Glimpses of queer-shaped pho nhorescent fishes tell us that we are Sow Tn reality cruising in tropical seas, filled with countless curious forms of life, and that the sight-seeing of tho excursion has already begun.

(To be Continued.)

LATEST POLITICAL NEWS.

(BY TELEGBAPH.-SPECIAL REPORTER.)

Questions for To-morrow. Maior Harris has announced his intention of asking Government to-morrow if they "tend tf abolish tolls at Tamak. Bridge. Amongst the questions on to-morrows nrder Jroer are f-Mr Fish to ask the M?niste? Poi Public Works whether it is true as asserted in the Dunedin papers that Government intend calling for tenders for 6 k^motivee of each class, and 100 waggons «r_ewholly of colonial manufacture except w_ee\ralso locally for construction of cvZder bridges for Otago Central and Xr railwaysfand if so when such tenders will be called for. Mr Fish to as. the Co onial Treasurer whether Government have borrowed or raised any sum of money under authority of clauses °f New Zealand Inscribed Stock Loan Act, and if so to what amount Mr Petrie to ask Government if they purpose distributing, prior to.the.disso lution of Parliament, a bill providing for the maintenance and support of Are brigades En^wW^^fo^os 0 pecting in Tuhua counU-y. The Blundering Montgomery. H^rrd^^^^^ |^^t»^£ f &W_S To a?r?Sl-d2 Tfrom __Sn„ tor' a division P by Mr Mont ™mefv sending to him and threatening rakC- of the .House wi£j*"_> Mrters if he did this. A caucus of the Spporftion is now prooeeding «*»•£* that Mr Montgomery will be hauled over the coals for his action. _* ■_____ P.n«ns To-day.-O-Struotivo Oppo_ltion a Cauous "W^ Since mv last telegram I have conversed ___f_riSo- members, all of whom express rhemsS disgusted at Mr %«*»«£ Homes andothersfrom thefirst-ment.oned. The Opposition caucus is ust over, but me "Pi™"'".__. t _ e Grevites abstained fceorge, xiv . McDonald, J. Leyestan, ac»n"° r ' Morr „, Pearson, oDZie_Stf Ri/h'ardson, Seddon, to con' O'Callaghan, btewara anu. luilon aider «^ matter, and to droit a which,if fPPX/Hou^_£i„Kcommittee b f °Ci° The°nn& gandin« is that of Supply- *nB m have the dual the resolution *WU»gg Gove rnor's design to rt B*S supply. Messrs and° Sutton, ThVwere not SSn of the Opposition is stronger than for Akaroa'e^"^ re y a ll y de situntion is that Mr^W ow £ opm i on is ■_"?_* dMn°i?_omeiT h-Xr achieved the that Mr Montgomery n defeat of £tno ""'"=. ■»' compromise _«-SJ____.._i-_ ---_S_S-45«*35».<-ft»* personal adherents.

ANOTHER SHOCKING SUICIDE.

A YOUTHFUL LOVER SHOOTS HIMSELF THROUGH THE BREAST.

Another suicide, under circumstances of a most distressing character was perpetrated early last evening by a young man named Bernard Jones. The rash youth was well known in town, having been a member of the Naval Artillery and tho Hibernian Society. The motive for the rash act does not appear to be very clearly known, but it would seem that he had a quarrel with his sweetheart within some hours prior to the shocking occurrence. Consequently, it Is believed that he was maddened by the pangs .of jealousy or unrequited_ love, and giving way to tho morbid feeling which overcame him, put an end to his misery. Deceased is said to have been a steady young fellow, and was employed at Edmonds's gum-store in Customs-street. He resided in Alexandra-street with his mother and brothers. Some eight months ago he became acquainted with a girl named Mary McKenna, whose mother, it will be i-e ---membered, died suddenly in Grey-street about the time in question. Jones was evidently deeply smitten by the girl, and he has been paying his attentions to her since then. His passion does not appear to have been reciprocated, from the fact that Miss McKenna had bestowed her effections upon another young fellow to whom she was engage! Jonos was very anxious that she should marry him, but she pre ferred her first love, and repeatedly refused to do so. Things went on in this manner until last week, when the girl left her home owing to Borne family differ ences and took up her residence with Mrs O'Connell, lace-worker, who waa recently burned out In Wellesley-street. Jones became more eager than ever that she should marry him, and permit him to make a home for her, and her refusal to do so led. to threats on his part that he would destroy himself. It is related that Jones coded to see her at Mrs O'Connell's last Monday evening, and that she was out walking with some other young woman. He repeated the threats of self-destruction on that'occasion, but no particular attention appears to have been paid to them. It is quite evident that the girl, herself, had no suspicion that he Intended to carry his desperate resolve into effect.' Jones has not been to his work this week, the trouble apparently having upset him very greatly. Hois said to have been drinking on Monday, but persons who spoke to him yesterday afternoon do not consider ho could have indulged during tho day to a greater extent than a glass or two. The couple mot in McKenna's house about a quarter to one yesterday afternoon, when they had a brief conversation. Miss McKenna told Jones she had taken a situation at Lucas's Creek, and intended to leave town to-day. Jones repeated his request for an immediate marriage, and her continued refusal led to an abrupt termination to the interview. Jones went away saying " Good bye ; you will never see me alive again." His dread ful resolvo would appear to have been de liberately carried into effoct. About 5.30 p.m., after taking his tea, ho proceeded upstairs, and immediately afterwards the other occupants of the house wore alarmed by a report of firearms. Jones's brother and a shoemaker named Mcc, who was working on tho promises, rushed upstairs and found the rash youth lying on the bed covered with blood. It was apparent that ho hod taken the gun from the peg, and, while standing- against the bed, snot him self through the breas\ He was still alive, and in answer to his brother's astonished oxclnmation, he admitted that 'he had attempted self-destruction, and said he was tired of lifo. A messenger was at once despatched for Dr. Stockwell, and he was soon in attendance. He ex amined the wound, and found that the bullet had entered tho breast a little above the heart, making a gaping wound some inches in circumference, the skin also being scorched, and came out at the shoulder blade, striking against tho wooden parti tion of the room. The wounds were dressed by the doctor, who, however, could hold out no hope of recovery. The police were communicated with, and constables Kearny and Cahill remained at the house during the last hours of the poor fellow. Father O'Gara was in atten dance upon him soon after the occur rence, and remained until all was over. Jones expressed his regret that he had attempted his life, and hoped that God would forgive him. Miss McKenna was passing tho house during the evening, and seeing the crowd round the door, she asked what was the matter, and was told that young Jone3 hnd shot himßelf. She went upstairs to his bed-room, but Jones was then delirious and unable to reoogni.se any one. Dr. Stockwell returned and dressed the wounds at half-past eight, and he could see that the end was not far distant. The poor fellow suffered Intense agony, and through out his delirium" he repeatedly cried ; " Oh, Mary Ann, my heart is full up." He ex pired before ten o'clock. Deceased's mother is a widow, his father, who was an old 56th man, having died some time ago.

Statement by Miss McKenna. Miss McKenna was interviewed this after noon by one of our reporters, to whom she made a statement relative to her acquaint anceship with the deceased. She appeared to bo very much distressed ni mind by the tragedy, of which sho has involuntarily been tho cause. She said: Bernard Jones went to work at the sume place as one of my brothers, with whom lie was accus tomed to come to our houso. I did not think he cared for me, and was under the impression that it was on my brother's account that he came to the house. About three months ago he proposed to me, and I told him I could not marry him, as I was already engaged to someone else. I did not care for himjexceptasafrlend.andlcouldnot accept his proposal. I never told him, or gave him to understand that I would break off my previous engagement,—and marry him. I have not kopt company with the deceased, as has been said, but he has met me in town and accompanied me home, He has also come frequently to our house, but I thought it was to see my brother. He has repeatedly asked me to marry him, and did so several times last week. When I refused, he threatened to do away with himself. He did not indicate in what manner. These throats were mode three times within a week, but I never for a moment thought he meant what he said. I was at my brother's house in Grey-street at a quarter to one o'clook yesterday when he came there. He had heard down tho street that I was going to Lucas's Creek to take a situation, and appeared very much distressed about it. He said he was going to his brother nt Napier, and had come to Bay "goodbye, eood-bye, good-bye, for over." I laughed and said: "Good-bye." He then said he would make away with himself. I never dreamt that he intended to do so, or I would have followed him. I did not see him again yes terdny. In the whole course of our ac quaintance, I never gave him reason to be lieve that I loved him, or that I enteitained towards him any other feeling than that of frendship. I thought he came to the house to soe my brother. I have accidentally met him in tho street and come home with him, and all that, but nothing more. At the inquest before Dr Philson, at tho Fitzroy Hotel, this afternoon, Henry Jones said his brother was a gum-sorter, aged 21, After tea deceased went out for a few minutes, and coming in again took a candlo and went upstairs to his bedroom, where he shot himself three minutes afterwards. Deceased was apt to get cross when spoken to and witness wanted to speak to him about having been away from work,

AUCKLAND AND MANUKAU HARBOURS.

At a special meeting of the Harbour Board yesterday afternoon, the question of placing the Auckland and Manukau Harbours under one management came up for consideration. Tho Chairman (Mr G, Aickin) moved, and Mr Mays seconded :-(l) That it is de sirable the western and eastern har bours of the -Auckland isthmus should ha under one control and manage tripnt (2) That the Auckland Har bour Board is the most suitable Corpora tion to undertake such control, and this Board now declares its willingness to accept fho administration of theManukau Harbour tntrether withtheforeshore, endowments, and Say Wharf. (3) Thattheseresolutloußbe EaXdl to the Government .with a respect insertine the necessary clauses in the bill before Parliament, vesting in the Auckland Harbour B^ard all endowments, foreshores, wharves, buoys, and beacons, &c. Also thatTue provis on be made for■ ttai repre sentation of the inhabitants of Onehunga " Aickin said he had been Mormed that the people of Onehunga were in favour of the proposalß.-Mr Niccol did not op proveofthe resolutions. He .thought the change would cause a loss to the Auckland Harbour Board, and the Auckland rate payers should be. consldered.-Mr Clork pointed out that the Manukau rea ly a pmt of thecoinmercial channel for Auckland

trade, and the western harbour would be improved by connection with tho eastern harbour.—The Mayor and Mr McKenzie thought the proposals were premature.— After some further discussion the resolutions were put and carried.

MOORE AND TOWNSHEND'S CREDITORS.

An adjourned meeting of the creditors of Moore and Townshend, wme and spirit merchants, was held this morning in the office of the Official Assignee, who presided. There were also present: Messrs Abbot, J. King, Slator, Harkiss and Johnston (proxy for Mr Baber).

The Chairman submitted the following legal opinion which he was authorised at tho previous meeting to obtain:—" Re ferring to the resolution passed by the creditors of the above estate at their meet ing on the 9th inst., a copy of which is con tained in your letter to me of the 10th inst., I think the Official Assignee's proper course of action in the coses referred to is to apply to the Court under Sections 7C ana 79 of the Bankruptcy Act for an order calling on the creditors, whose action is complained of, to show cause why the Court should not declare the deliveries of goods made to them by the bankrupt void, and direct them either to retain the goods or pay their value to the estate. Under those sections, the onus of proving the bona fides of the dealings is on the creditors, and therefore the Official Assignee is in a better positias than if he were tho plaintiff in an action for the price of goods, in which case the onus of proof would be upon him. — Yours faithfully. Charles W. Cave." Vouchors frcm Moore and Townsherd respectively of their disbursements within a specified date were also submitted as well as affidavits from Mrs Rosa Harriet Towns bend and Richard Moore, sen., the former declaring that her husband had not given to or settled upon her any property either before or alter their marriage, and the latter affirming that of the . £600 lent to his son, he had never received a shilling back either of principal or Ititorest. A statement was likewise re ceived from Mr Plumley of his transactions with his son-in-law, but as no account was taken of the advance of L6OO or of possible 1 payments in connection therewith, the ex planation was regarded as unsatisfactory. The vouchers were examined and found to contain quite a list of preferential payments. The declaration of insolvency was filed on May 15th, and as the following payments were made just prior to that time, it was resolved to enforce their being refunded. By Townshend:— £15 12s |5d to H. P. Gibboos and Co. on 15th April; £6 James Mackie, for repairs to buggy on May 1 ; £5 10s to Saunders, tailor, on April 31 ; £9 19s to Dr. Hooper on May 9 ; £2 to F. Quick for buggy and cab, May 14 ; £3 to Kummer and Co. on May 9 ; £12 13s to A. Wright, tailor, on April 29 j £4 10s to Mr Rattray on May 14; £4 9s 6d to Halstead Bros, on Juue 17. By Mooro : L 23 4s 9d to Ellingham on April 25; LI "Is to Arthur on April 25; L 3 10s to Henrik son on May 1; L 2 9s 8d to Boylon and Tanfield on May 14; L 8 10b lid to H. Atkinson on May 5. After some dis cussion the following resolutions wore passed :—(1) That the Official Assignee be requested to act upon tho opinion of Mr. Cavo just read; (2) That the Official As sihnee obtain from Mr. Moore, sen., as a continuation of his affidavit, tho bill of par ticulars connected with tho L6OO handed by him to his son, and also particu lars of the L 283 paid; (3) That tho Official Assignee be requested to obtain full details respecting the promißory note of £41 from, the bankrupts to Hughes and George and which was dishonored about February 1884, as no trace of such entry appears in the film's books, and the creditors desiro to know for thoir information how the matter was finally dealt with. (4) That the Official •Assignee obtain fuller details, nnd the pro duction of the necessary vouchers con nected with the private accounts of the firm, and that all payments and de liveries which are deemed preferential be summarilty dealt with as advised by Mr Cave. (5) That the creditors are dissatisfied with tho details suppled by Mr Plumley, and unless he absolutely fur nishes the information required in the Official Assignee's communication of June 10,1884, it is resolved to oppose his proof of debt being ranked as a record, and further, that the creditors insist upon full particulars respecting the £600 alleged to have been advanced by Mr Plumley to Townsend." In answer to a question, the Chairman said that he ex pected the estate to yield from 7s to 7s 6d in the £.

The meeting was then adjourned till June 25th, at 3.15 p.m.

THE WRECK OF THE SYRIA.

Fifty-six Lives Lost-Gallant Rescues.

Levuka, June 11. . The loss of life by the stranding of the coolie ship Syria has now been definitely ascertained to bo 66 coolies— .i.c, 31 men, 15 women, 8 beys and girls, and 2 infants' Great energy was displayed by the author ities and others in going to the rescue, and some nobly risked' their lives in tho boiling waves to rescue drowning men and women. Unfortunately, hours elapsed bofore the news of the peril of human life could be got to Suva or Levuka, and hours elapsed before help could be got to the spot, but in as short a time as possible the scene of life-saving was a very busy and exciting one. The Acting Colonial Secre tary (Hon Wm. McGregor, M.D.), the head of the Emigration Department, the chief harbour master, and other officials were there, and also the Rev. "F. Lang ham, Chairman of the Wesleyan Mission, and the Rev. W. W. Lindsay, in whose more immediate locality the accident happened. Dr. Macgregor's coolheaded ness and energy in directing is spoken of in high commendation, as also the very efficient help afforded by Mr Langham and his crew of well-trained mission students. By skill and pluck they rescued 48 coolies with the mission boat. The Inspector of Police, Mr Fowler, is credited in the official despatch with buc cessful bravery, and four of the native police are recommended for the Humane: Society's medal. One of them swam thrsugh the waves with a coolie child in each hand and the mother on his back ! The scene is described by a person present as ter rible in one aspect — dead bodies being driven backwards and forwards, and women with their infants drowning before men's eyes. The Fijians of the locality behaved well to the survivors; and as the poor wretches marched over the broad Rewa delta, the villagers came out and met them with kindly signs of sympathy and presents of food and fruit. A few black sheep ore reported as giving them selves entirely to loot and neglecting the drowning, but they have not as yet been -identified, A subscription has been got up amongst the planters and merchants for the benefit of the shipwrecked folk, and has reached already the amount of £100. The vessel, which with her cargo, &c, was valued at £50,000, was sold at Suva for £115. She presents a startling appearance, with her great hull looming up on the extreme seaward point of the reef, the spray dashing over her, and her iron sides bent and battered like a child's tin toy by old Ocean's mighty impact.

Mr W. H. Webb's second sOcial reunion of his series will take place in the Lorne street Hall this evening, tfn'd promises to be very enjoyable. Madame Scasi will again appear and contribute several vocal selections.

The adjourned sitting of the Parnell Licensing Court was held this afternoon, when the renewal of the Alexandra Hotel's license was granted to Patrick Lynch. Messrs Winks, Ireland, and Barber occupit 4 the Bench, and Mr Cotter appeared for tho licensee.

To the Editor; Sir, — Seeing in thp columns of your morning contemporary a report of the football match, Auckland v. Albert, I feel jit incumbent upon me, ni captain of the Albert, to contradict this report. In the first place, there was no match on .Saturday between the above Clubs. The match was between a scratch team of Auckland's extra men and others v. Albert. Secondly, there was no goal kicked from the field by Courtdyne. Tho only drpp kick made by him at goal bounded pn the ground in front and went oyer the bar, where it was forced down by Albert.and then lqcked off at the 25 yardsr mark, as is usual in the case of a force-down. Thirdly, ttie idea of putting this scratch match in the centos pf the CluD matches when only nine men played on one side and seven on the other, and calling it a match between Auckland and Albert, seems to me to be awilful mis representation of the facts by the con. trftmtor of the larticle.—l am, *c, p. Stewart. " ..■: _:; .'_..; -

THE AUGK]_AND EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1884,



given at St. SeP"„T_ ! .T ie (unda of the s_SL_^~^2_U«~.~'. -sS3&&^F_sj_ Sou™! woB, in fact, entirely unfounded The amount (£4 2s Gd) was aUowed by con- Z. tT_t__« 4> pose was entered on. _ne &_5 pa,ff h-vinTto beßuedbefore he could Sit,on?rl thf teustees of the Savings Sli r-m, tcfßAvm M.k-och, Sec retary. . „ . tricks will be shown to-night. ..; bicycle wheel and other^khidsMpe rJn



Public Notices. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR TIMBER, IRONWORK, CARTING, COAL, AND SHIP CHANDLERY Harbour Board Offlco, Anokland, June 11,1884. Separate Tenders will be received at this office until TUESDAY, the 24th instant, at noon, for Timber, Ironwork, Carting. Coal, and Ship Chandlery, in terms of conditions to be Been at the Engineer's Oflice. ..,.-, Tenders to bo endorsed respectively Tender for Timber, Ironwork. Carting, Coal, and Ship Chandlery." The lowest or any tender not neoesssuily _c epted' GRAVES AICKIN. Chairman. t___fipßag__> INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB, SUMNER. Applications tor appointment to the offloe of Resident A_lsfint-Ma9ter in this Institution will be received at this office up to the 7th July next. The salary at first will be -110 with board: Applications must bo accompanied with testimonials, and particulars as to age, &c. No previous training in tho method of instruction here adopted is required. A teacher -biding a certiflcataeof Class D fromXhe Educa tion Department would be preferred. The person appointed will bo required to enter on hia duties about the end of Julyi JOHN HISLOP, Secretary for Hdueatlon. Education Department * •> Wellington, 7th June, 1964. "q,TAR" j%TONTHLY qUMMARY. ON SATURDAY, J ONE 21, Will be Pu.llsbsd A SUMMARY OF THE MONTH'S NEWS, Far Transmiaelon to England By thb Outwabb _an Franoisoo Mail. Copies posted regularly to any address for Four Shillings per Annua, paid In aivanoe. Ordei-B to bo left witli the P-blishar. T E G A L. Tho undersigned begs to announce that be lias commenced to Practise as a Solicitor In tho Offices of the late Mr E. K. Tyler. Imperial Chambers, Vulcan Lano. JOSEPH BLADES. Auckland. May 19,1881, A LL ORDERS received by us for Vvulkato Coal will be supplied from Taupiri Mines, dellvrcd In city and suburbs or to any station on tho line, also' Nowcastle Coal and Firowoed. Orders by post or telephone. W. & G. WINBTONE. "T)R. PARKINPON, DEVONPORT. Hours of Consultation at his residence, Vic toria-street—Morning, oto 10; Afternoon, ito 6 Evening, 8 to 9. O N D E R F U L.—Ladies' Dolman Ulsters, lis Od. worth 255; also, Wool Tartan Dress Material, Bld, worth Is 6d. Shilling Hats selling fast—Fernandez, Draper, Newton. AT ORTH NEW ZEALAND FARMERS Jwl CO-OPKRAT-VB ASSOCIATION (Ltd-, —Application far Shares to be made at the office, 19. Queen-street Auckland, where all Information can bo obtained as to the objects of the Association.-WM, GARRETT, See. JDAKIRARAHI No. ,1 BLOCK. I hkiikby caution all persons from dealing with the Timber on this Block, as tho same has been legally purchased, with all necessary rights, by the union Steam Saw Moulding, Sash, and Door Company (Limited). Neither Hohepa ' Hol&lrl nor Mr Singleton Roohfort have any right or authority to offer tho Bald Block or Timber fox solo - .. Dated at Auokland the 10th day of June, 1781. E. T. DUFAUR, Solicitor, Queen-street Auckland. T OOK OUT FOR THE PAMPtfLETI BRITISH DESPOTISM IK,' THE SOUTH BEA ISLANDS AND THR PERSECUTION OF MR W. J. HUNT BY SIR ARTHUR GORDON, High Commissioner, under "The Western Paolflo Orders In Council, 1877 and 1879," Br VOX POPULI. Copies of the abovo can be obtained of Mr.,G. L Thompson, Agent High-street, and from al) Bookßellors, PRICE-ONE SIULLINQ. TAUPIRI EXTENDED COAL-MINING COMPANY (MMITBD). NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF TAUPIRI COAL, COAL frem Other Mines in the Waikato being now Introduced Into the Auckland Market Consumers of TAUPIRI GOAL are Requestod to bo Careful In giving their Orders ln future to ask for " TAUPIRI COAL." FRANZ BCHKRFF. Socretary. Auckland. May _______ TO THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN NORTH. Gexti.emkn I have tha honour to again offer myself as a Candldatd for your suffrages. To most of you I am well known, and need hardly say I have previously contested this Beat Should jou dome the honour to return me on thiß occasion as your representative, I shall do vote my best energies to secure for the district that proportion of expenditure to whloh it is Justly on tilled, and to advance its prosperity by every possible means. I shall consider It my Imperative duty— To Insist on the making of the Taranaki Rail way and the Auckland Station. To advocate rigorous retrenchment in all branches of tho Government service, and on. doavour to thus avoid tho necessity of fresh taxation. < • ...... To only Bupport a sound financial administra tion and liberal laws. To give a genorol support to the Native land measures of Mr Bryce, I understand the wants of ovory tortlon of your district I have a considerable stake in it, and will givo special attention to tho farming Interests. Gentlemen.lf Ihave tho honourto be returned, you con rely on me to bo true to Auckland, and to give a general though thoroughly Indepen dent support to tho presont Government. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant W. F. BUCKLAND. Advertisements Late for Classification DEN CRICKET CLUB.-A Meeting of tho above Club will be held In the Eden Hall TO-MORROW (Thkrsday) EVENING, at 7.80 o'clook.—J. ROBKRTS, Secretary. TO LET, a commodious Residence of ten rooms and grounds, Mount Eden Railway Station; 'bus passes every fifteen minutes.— Apply to Mr Clarke, Manchester House, Nelson street; or Vaile and Douglas, Shortland-street 0 BOOTMAKERS.—Wanted at once, a good Mail; constant employment; wages Os per palr.-Apply to D. E, Smith, Gisbomo. TO LET, Sitting and Bedroom, furnished; terms moderate; suit married couplo.— Apply first door above Chemist's Shop at top Grey-street. O GROCEBS and TEA MERCHANTS. - —Wanted, by an Experienced Man, a Situation as Counterman or Warehouseman.— Addrcßß, J.H., Star Offloe. ■ - TO LET, a Large Front Room, with bay win ow, register grate; gas laid on, and uae of kitchen; at Newmarket.—Apnly for ad dress to Mr J. Lumpkin. Butcher. Newmarket. WANTED.— Wanted to Sell (Cheap), Island Oranges, 14 for Is, for one week; Pickled Salmon, 6d lb; Small Bottles of Ink, 8d per doz;.Oakß Tine. Id to Bd.—H. Watt Pitt-Bt. ■ jl j£ T-ARQUE FREE x__rfg_& X> TRADER, FROM «_3_aß__H> Consignees are requested to p rescm t bills of lading, pay freights, and take delivery of Goods forthwith. All Goodßlmpedlngthedlßoharge of ship will be stored at Consignees' rißk and expense, STONE BROS., Agents. Auokland, June 18,1884. TOMORROW. BANANAS. BANANAS. PEANUTS, BUTTfJR. W : DOWDEN WILL seU by auction at the Exchange Mart Queer-street, tq-morrpw, at 11 o'clock. • 60 BUNCHES BANANAS 5 sacks-Peanuts 20 kegs Butter .' B, TONES J' [R. O. OABR.] [B, D. TONKS. TQ-MOptOW. ATII O'CLOCK. BANANAS. "BANANAS. BANANAS. '■ - ~ Ek Penguin, fi-dm Levuka; .':- B. TONKS,-« CO; '$Ui if - TT7ILL SELL, to-morrow, at 11 o'clock, 181 BUNCHES BANANAS In splendid ■'. condition. ~ ■. .-,.,.■:,



Wanted. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply Bricklayers' Arms Hotel, Chapel street WANTED — General Servant, good reference).—Mrs Brett, near Choral Hall, Lower ayn>ond3-street WANTED, an Experienced Assistant for a general store in the country.—W. McArthur and Co. _____ WANTED, n respectable young Girl as General Servant—Apply to Mrs T. Walker, Butcher, Karangahape Road. WANTED, a young Man in the Bake house to make himself generally use ful.—Apply to J. Davis. Baker. Eden Terrace. WANTED at Darapier's Hobson-street Shop, six more men to make Furniture at their own homes. As I intend to continue Belling at the prices I do no w, prices must below. WANTED, Boarders requiring a Com fortable Home In a private family.— Apply White House, Manukau Road, Upper Parnoll. TTT ANTED, Two Joiners, to Build and VV Finish a Stair and Rail in the country. —J. M. Haslett Builder. Fort-street \\T ANTED, a good General Servant; T T must be able to cook; references re quired.—Apply to Mra Oaborno, City Road. WANTED, Young Man to milk, drive,, and make himself uaef ul about a house; wages, 15s ; references required.—Apply Star Office; WANTED, a good Violin, with case, &o.; price and partloulars.-Address "Violin," Star Office. WANTED TO PURCHASE, 2 First clasi? Ladies' Chargers, — Apply to G. Hazell, Riding Scnool. WANTED, Money Seekers to Find Mercantile Chambers, next Bank of New Zealand, for Advances on Freehold or Personal Security; weekly ropaymemts.—J. R. Randeraon, Money Vendor. WANTED KNOWN—OId Dresß Shirts can be Refronted, &c„ and made as good as new at C. Do L'Eau's Shirt Factory, mrham-street. • WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply MrsG. W. Binney, Upper Queen street. WANTED, a smart, roapeotable Boy.— Apply at onoe to I. Fernandez, Draper and Clothier, Karangahape Road, Newton. _ WANTED, a good Saleswoman for the Drapery.—Apply, with references, also aqlary required, P.O. Box 70. Auckland. „ WANTED, a Furnished Bedroom (downstairs prof erred)'; washing included; not far from tho wharf. State full particulars. -Address, "Q.T.," Star Office. WANTED by a respectable Youth, age IS, Situation in Merchant's Office: rofer inog it required.—Apply " W.P.," Star Office. WANTED, a 5 or 6-rooraed House wit workshop, central sior Workshop with mt houao: state rent—" 1.R.1.." Star Office. WANTED, an exporienoed Lady for, Drossmaktng, who thoroughly under itands cutting and fitting.—Apply Mrs Warden. rVeilesloy-Btreet (late Mrs Pownos). WANTED, a strong Boy or Young Man. —Apply E. Parsons, Symonds-atreet Iread Factory, . ITJTANTED, a Cabinetmaker ; must be a V T good hand.-T. and H. Cooke, 11. Vic oria-Btreet WANTED, a Respectable Girl about 14 or 16 years of age.—Apply to Mrs C, F. lannkln, Union-street WANTED, a Room every Friday at Onehunga, suitable for a Barber; control. -Apply A. Hodges, Parnell, Auckland. ANTED to Buy, a Second-hand Wood-turning Lathe.—Mußt bo cheap.— togora.Furnlahlng Warehouse, Ponsonby Road. WANTED the Woman to send the Washing sho got from tho brigantine lorealls to C, Wilson's, No. 11, Customs street Vlll bo paid. S"|7"ANTED. a Bespeotable Girl ob T T Goneral- Servant In a small family ; rust have ref oreaoos.—Apply to Mrs Walters, lillinor. Pitt-street ITTANTED, a respectable competent VV Girl as Working Housekeeper, for small unity; testimonials required; comfortable omo for Bultable person.—Address " House older," Star Office. nrrANTED, by a Gentleman, superior T T Board and Reaidcnco at Newmarket or nmcdlate neighbourhood ; no other boarders referred.—State fnll particulars to "M.C.L.," Ivknino Star Office. . _XTANTED, where two are kept, a re- TT spoctabloGirl.-ApplytoMrsHoldship, Cyber Pass. _tTANTED, 3 or 4 respectable Working VV Mon as Boardors.—Opposite Gasometer, Tanklln Road, 5 minutes' walk fr»m mllla. VXT ANTED, oil to Read " Hard Times VV and Land Monopoly," an appeal to the Hectors on tho burning question of tbe d_y. ■uollßhcd by N. G. Lennox. Auckland, and sold y all Booksollera. Prloe, One Shilling _\7ANTED, a Youth for tho Waikato, YV with a Hood knowlcdgo of drapery.^ ipply to Shera Bros. ANTED, by a Respectable Person, Work by tho day—Washing or Clcan ng; la a good laundress.—Apply, by lotter, to 1 work.'; Star oflice. \XT ANTED, a Steady Young Man with Vt about -100 to Join another in a horoughly Rcapeoteble Paying Bualness In luekland.-Addrosg J.C.W., Star Offloe. ANTED, Agriculturists to See, nt Moare's. Queon-Btreot, nn Oil Paintlngof Uckland Produce in the way of Fruit, Flowers, 'aterplllars. etc. WANTED, Citizens to Inspect an Oil Painting at Lennox's, Quoen-Btroet; -knowledge- by all to be tho best ever pro lucgd In N. Z. ANTED, Lady and Gentleman as Boarders, or two Lady Friends; terms, 3s, or »ne Lady, 16s (washing includod).— tpply for address to Mr Walker, Grocer, jewton Road. ANTED, three respectable Men as Boarders; comfortable home; 17s.—Mrs iunter, first house, Hopburn-st,. off Ponsonby load. . ■ _*r ANTED, two respectable Young Men VV as Boardors In a private family; torms nodorate.—Apply James Martin, Baker and Irocer, Pamcll. W™ ANTED, on experienced Dressmaker to tttko charge of work-room; reference equlred.—For add' ess apply Star Office. _T_7"ANTED, to sell, Handßome Ladies* VV Hacks, Good Harness Horses. Cart.* lainess. Saddles, Bridles, &c—Thomas, Coal jgejer. Ponsonby Road, Hata-street. \\T ANTED SEEN, tho Men's H.S. VV Boots at 10s 6d, the Shooting Boots at 2s lid. and the other cheap lines at H. Hcrlo's loot Emporium, Victoria-street V\T ANTED, 2 or 3 respectable Young VV Men as Boarders; terms mo derate.— Lpply Manohoator House, Noleon-at. between volksley and Victorla-atreets. ANTED—When you are in Hobeon streot call and see the large and choice tock of MoSglel Tweeds just opened for the Pining season at Munre and Mllflgan'a, ANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutsjord's, Matchmaker, Victoria - street (next Union Sank). Charges moderate; all work warranted or 12 months. ANTED KNOWN,—Fire! Fire! Eire I—Bo In time and see the Furniture, inly slightly damaged by Are in Vtotorin-strcot, it Damplcr . Large Furnishing Shop, ________ WANTED KNOWN-Seal Bags, with or without muff, a'beauttful assortment, it all prices, at Charles Kelsey and Co.'s, 120, jueen-Btrcct , XXJ ANTED KNOWN-Shilling Hair Vv Brush! Hair Brush for One Shilling! The 3KUling Hair Brufh! White handle Hair Brush, inly One Shilling! —At Rtbaon'a, Draper, Ponsonby. , WANTED, Working Men and their Wives to Attend the Meetings In Riding 3chool, New North Rond. EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK, except Saturday. Seats free. No collections. Sankey's Hymna. WANTED KNOWN —Te Aroha -A Valuable Property built expressly for Auotton Room and Horse Bazaar purposes, Whitakor-strect To Aroha, now let to good tenant at 2ob por weok. Is for sale.—Full par ticulars on application to G. S. O'Halloran, Te Aroha, or W. Carpenter, Auctioneer, Thames. WANTED KNOWN, I'm short of Cash, Coal and Firewood Business oheap; no goodwill terms,—Thomas, Ponsonby Bold, cor ner of Rata-street j'. WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timber I Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purohased oheaper and better than anywhere else at the yards of D. Gor.Diß. Albert-Street WANTED, Buyers for Velveteen, at Is 8d yard; Trimmed Hats, from 3s lid: Blanketß, from 10s 6d pair; Sheeting, from lid to Is 9d; Flannels, fsom BJd;, Women's and Children a Stockings, from Od; cheap and Fashionable Dress Materials. A large assort ment of the abovo of unequalled value at Wellesley Hqubq.—A. Lovett WANTED KNOWN—Men's Soft and Hard Felt and Serge Hats, Men's Work ing Shirts, Men s Dress Shirts, Men's and Boys' Tics, Collars, Braces, and Socks. Boys' Hats and Caps, Cheap and Good, at Donald, W. Jock and Co.'s, Pgnsonby Road, WANTED KNOWN —That Samoel Loveil has opened an Establishment In Buchanan's Buildings, Wellesloy-street, as a First-class Mantle and Jaoketmaker, and having had a large experience in some of the beßt London houses, is In a position to guarantee a Perfect Fit, Latest Stylo, and good Workman ship. The Dressmaking Branch will be under the supervision of on experienced ergon. W'XNTED KNOWN—Velveteens from One and Sixpence per yard at Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. Blankets, Counterpanes, Calicoes, Flannels; very cheap. ANTED KNOWN, that all working men can save their money by calling at the Governor Gordon Restaurant. ' All Meals Sixpence: Board and Lodging Iss per week.— Robert Murdock, proprietor.—NOte the address —Nearly' Opposite the Waitemata Hotel, and close to the Deok WANTED KNOWN-That the Allot ments at Mont le Grand, Mount Roskill Boad, are ready for Selection. They are beautifully situated; magnijtcnt scenery, which can never He built out; sonPemi-volcanic: no stones to clear; 'busses pass at convenient Intervals throughout tho day, and lato at night Apply on property to E. T. Herbert WANTED K> OWN—To be sold cheap, at Austen's Furniture Shop. 810, Upper Queen-street, Single Flax Mattrasses, 6s; Double do, 15a; Bedsteads, 10s; Palliasses, Children's Cots, Couches, Suites of Furniture,' Lam pa. Tables,; Saucepans, Boilers, and all kinds of Furniture, at Austen's, 810, Upper Queen-street All kinds of furniture bought .-•. ',



Wanted. WANTED, by a young Lady, a morning Engagement as Music Teacher, vocal and instrumental; theory and practice.—Apply " 0.E.," Star Office. .___ WANTED, by 2 young Men, a Single Unfurnished Room; well lighted,—Ad dress " L.L. J.," Star Office. WANTED, a Boy for Meat Preserving Room.—Apply to the Manager, N.Z. Frozen Meat and Storage Co. (Limited). WANTED nfonce, Plain Furnished Room, in town, witli fireplace.—Address, "B„" Star Office, ' TXT ANTED, a smart Youth for the, T V Butchering.—Apply atonce, S. Lambert, Arch Hill. ■ WANTED, a good General Servant- Apply Mrs Tomllnson, Barrel Hotel, Parnell; WANTED, a middle-aged Woman te make herself useful and do plain cook -1 jg.—Apply Mrs _______ New North Boad. WELL-FUBNISHED Sitting and Bed room in private family; partial board. —Apply to W. E, Baxter, Grafton Road Grocery, W~ ANTED, two Gentlemen or Lady and Gentleman as Boarders in private family. Large front m m, attendance, &o.; 10 minutes' walk from Po-t-offlce.—Address, " W.F.,"Star Office. ' WANTED. — Wanted to Sell, very cheap, having 60 cases of Salad Oil, Castor Oil, and Scented Hair Oil to sell on Com mission, come from A. N. lato Fire, Castor Oil,sdbottle, 4s Od dozen, is 3d by the case; Salad Oil. 6d bottle, 5a 3d by the case: Morton's Scented Hair Oil, is bottle for Bd, 5s 3d dozes, 5s by the cose; Robinson's Patent Groats, only Od; Tin Good Tea, Is 4d lb; Cocoa and Milk, only 8d tin; Sconted Soap, 8 cakes for Is; Mixed Spies, 8 packets for fid ; Water Bottles, onlyjd; Glass Decanters, Is; Wine Glasses, 2d; White and Gold Sets of Jugs, 3s set: White and Gold Cups and Saucers, Ba, 7b 6d dozen; Gloss Jugs, 6d; Japanese Gloss for Boots, 00% 5d bottle, 3 bottles for Is; Boot Proteotors, tfaly 3d card : Nutmegs, 3d oz; Epsom Salts, 4d dozen, 2s 6d ?lb box; Pons, Gd box; Spectacles, Od and Is: Exercise Book., 2d and 3dj Coffee. Is 2d lb.-H. WATT, Pitt-street Large Tea Trays, only Is __ yjvr ANT E D KNOWN NOW SHOWING AT J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, ESPECIAL VALUE INTtt ULSTERS AND FOUR-IN-HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VEL\_TEENS. ALARGE STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY TO SELECT FROM, AND PRICES LOWER THAN QUEEN-ST., AT J. G, BROWN'S, PABNELL. T^T ANTED KNOWN. TO BE CLEARED, AT 3TEPHENSON'S, Karanqaiiape Road. Newton. 500 pairs Kid Gloves. Is Od per pair; 1,000 pairs Lisle -bread Gloves, Bd, worth 1; 1,500 aieoes (good shades) Ribbon Velvet, 18 yards 'or 9d; 600 yards Sash Ribbons (9 shades). Is ti ler yard; 2.000 dozen Dress Buttons, 2d per losen; Dress Materials, I'd, 6d, 7Jd per yard ipwords; 1,000 yards French Cashmere (10 (hades), Is per yard; 500 yards French Merino 6 shades), is 9d, worth 2s Bd: Crimean Shirting, W. Is, Is 3d, to 2s 3d per yard; Union Shlrtin_b, rom 6Jd upwards: Mannels, 7id, 9d. Is per ard upwards; 9xl Blankets (all wool), Os lid ier pair. Try our 16s Trousers to Measure— au't bo beaten. rIILLINERY—by experienced hands DRESSMAKING—by experienced hands TAILORING—by experienced hands On the Premises. STEPHENSON'S DRAPEBY AND BALE WAREHOUSE. KARANPAHAPB ROAD, NEWTON. fir ANTED KNOWN- W That the STOCK of CLOCKS AND VATCHKS AND JEWH-J-SBY at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE 11a beon Greatly Augmented by LARGE AR IIYAL9, and an Inspection Is aolleited of the (TERLINO GOLD and SILVER GOODS (all VARRAN-KD) In the QJeen-stwet Window, ud the Artistic IMITATION JEWELLERY I a the" Vk;tor!a-Bt»eet VTlnd_w. We make a 1 IPECIALTY of these Two Lines, keeping . OUI the Gwulne and the Imitation to SUIT -~ 'ASTES and Pocksts; bat they are kept Sepa ote, and Displayed in Different Streets, Sterl- Itlver Beta. 2s 6d; Brooches and Rings. Is cash: nd other Lines equally Cheap, at .GOODSON'S ' A)ND#N ARCADE, Queen-et and Vlctoriaet, j nd at Christchurch and Wellington. The Fancy foods Stock Is Unequalled In the Colony. ' _tr ANTED KNOWN — VV A FEW OF NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S YELL-TRIED REMEDIES FOR WINTER 1 USE, COMPOSITION POWDER.-U is known In ill English-speaking countries for its many :ood qualities. Yon whe are subject to Colds ir Sore Throats don't be without It; Is 0d a tin; s alb. BALM OF GILEAD.—Seven years' trial has iroved this to be one of the Best Compounds ivor offered for the sure of Colds, Bronchitis, Isthma, and Cough. 2s a Bottle. COUGH PO WDBPt-Efitectual and quick in Congestion. Pleurisy, or Inflammation of the jungs. Is Gd a Tin, COUGH SYRUP.-Where there are children lothing is better for Coughs. Croop, or Bran (hitls. A pure expectorant without morphia or iplum. Is 6d and 2s a Bottle. HOP BITTERS, 2s 6d a Bottle. * E I L & CLI FF O ED, HERBALISffS, lotanic Dispensary, Welleslhy-btreet, Auckland. Vrr ANTED KNOW N. GREAT GENUINE CASH SALE AT TESTER'S," KARANGAHAPE ROAD. In order to meet tho keen competition now ex isting in the Drapery Business, and to ensure my Customers the BEST VALUE OBTAINABLE FOR THEIR .MONEY, I have decided to hold a 3 It E A T CASH SALE OF THE WHOLE OF MY > . DRAPERY STOCK, COMMENCING ON THURSDAY, JUNE IP. ! can offer the following ADVANTAGES TO THE PUBLIC- Ist.-MY GOODS are all Marked in PLAIN FIGURES—the Original and Reduced Prices, so that a customer can at once soo the GENUINENESS OF THE REDUCTION. iND.-MY STOCK Is PERFECTLY NEW, and for the greater part consists of IMPOR TED GOODS, and It has ALL been bought at heavy discounts for CASH DOWN. 3rd._-THE FACT OF MY SALE BEING A GENUINE ONE! AND NO. MERE PUFF! TO CASH BUYERS THIS SALE OFFERS A GRAND CHANCE TO SECURE A LARGE PARCEL FOR j VERY LITTLE MONEY. No Goods Entered during the Sale. TESTER'S GENUINE CASH SADE, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Personal. AXEL ISAAC WALLLN, a Swede, last heard of in Auckland, November, 1882, B lease call on H. P. Barber, Vice-Consul for weden amd Norway. L _ '.- J WILL the Canvassing Agent for Art Album (metallic back) please leave his address atSTAßOffice, directed to " Purchaser?" WILL MR G. ANDREWS (late of Papakura Valley) please leave his address at the Star Oflice. Lost and Found* LOST, on 3rd instant, between Nelson, Moate, and'Co.'s and Coombes's. a Blaok Morocco Purse containing Money and Papers, —Reward of gl on returning to this office. LOST, on Monday, a small Dingy, painted white, wife anchor and chain at tachod.—Finder will be rewarded by returning the same to Mr Clare, Boatbuildor, Freeman _ Bay. . - STRAYED from Edinburgh-street,-Boy two years old. Any information of -his whereabouts will bo thankfully received by his parents.—E. Grogan. . - .; S RE WARD.—Lost, Cock Canary; no tall.—G. Knight Butcher, St Mary's Rood, Ponsonby. :_ p_S REWARD.—Lost, on Sunday after <_► noon, a Pair of Speotaqleß in case, between Sugar Works and Wesleyan Church, Birken head.—Finder will receive above reward by leaving them at Mr Gee's Store; Sugar Works, lAS REWARD.—Lost,- on Tuesday _L" week last, between the Opera House and Newmarket, a Blue Pilot Cloth Overcoat —Anyone found with it Will be prosecuted.— Apply Star Office. STOLEN OR STRAYED from Junction Yards, on June Ist, a Blaok Horse, branded a on shoulder.—Anyone returning same, or vlng Information to R. Olney, at Hunter and Rolands, Auckland, or Newmarket, will be re -1 warded.-. -" ■'"..,,,• «,.,..'.



To *>i rflO LET, one unfurnished Front Boom JL with colonial Oven; near Queen-street- Apply Stah Offlco. __^ TO. LET, a 3-roomed House, with large Stable,-Apply Jas Irwin. Wakefield-st. TO LET, Two Unfurnished Rooms.— Apply Vernon House, College Road. TO LET,' Furnished Bedroom, without Board or Partial Board; suit two gentle men,—lsl. Grey-street. TO LET, Furnished Bed-room, with use of kitchen.—Mrs Gardner, Upper Que By street, abovo York Hotel. TO LET, House of 5 rooms ; water laid on: splendid view, Great North Road.— Apply Heath's Boot DepOt, Upper Symonda street mo LET, well-furnished and pleasantly X. situated Sitting-room and one or two Bedrooms, with use of kitchen ; Mount Eden district.—A.2.. care of Mr Surman. Mount Kden. TO LET, a new 5-roomed Cottage, Mount Eden —Apply Mrs Sowter, victoria-si. West, next Barrington, Bmcher. TO LET, 6-roomed House in Wellington street: gas, water, and gas stove, &c,— Apply J. O. Morrln. on the premises. TO LET, Wheelwright's Shop at Mount Eden: good stand; adjoins Blacksmith's. —Apply G. F. Kelly. Mount Eden. II II I llin I nil Mli I iiililni| known as Poster's BoSPletory, in Rut land-street, just Off Queen StrSft; suitable for a manufactory or wholesale store.—Apply to L. H. Neumegen, Da_y-stiee.t TO LET, the Premises now occupied by the Waverley Hotel, Queen-street, near Fort-it.; suitable for store or shop. Possession lst.July.—Apply Hancock & Co., Queen-street. "XTORTH SHORE.—To Let, on Chelten- AH ham Beach, a well-furnished House of 7 ooms.'— Apply R. and R. Duder. Lower Wharf. For Sale. FOB. SALE, 3-roomed Cottage (new);. price. -186: Allotment 33 x 102; every j convenience. Also, 5-rooaied Cottage: price,-' £265.—Apply J. Jenkin, _________■ Arch Bill. F~ OB SALE, Six Good Working Bullocks, with or without Dray and gear; all In good condition: trial given. — Apply J. A. Adams, Ponsonby Rood. OR SALE, Soda Water Plant (one of Barnett and Foster's), complete, and equal to new.—For particulars apply J, Peel and Co,, Agents, Dcropport. TflOR SALE OR TO LET, Houses, Shops, JD Fiarms, Suburban Properties, Businesses, Hotels, Boarding-houses.—Grant & Crossan, 75, Queen-atreet ■ FOR SALE, a good Horse, Trap, and Harness.— Apply to Messrs Edgar or Has lett, Expressmen, Vlctorla-street stand, or W. McDonald, Baker-rtreet, OR SALE, a Drapery Business, in a good position in town,—For address apply this office, OR SALE, Freehold General Store, near Railway Station l turnover from _1,60Q to «%00Qi stock, cost; good opening for. manwlth £500 or £600.-ApplyT. Harkls, High attest, ' FOR SALE, a magnificent inlaid Loo Table ; a grand piece of workmanship to lake to England; to be sold at a sacrlflce.—Apply [or full particulars. " Loo Table," Stab Office, FOR SALE, several Allotments of various sizes, suitable for private amd business aremises, rangipg from -1 to ClOperfoot jV-rms josy,—For full particulars apply to T. 8.5., Star Office. [ _ POR SALE, 4*r»omed House, Sunnyside Road, Mount Eden. Allotment 50 x 198. Mao, three Allotments adjoining, each 50x 198 loot—Apply to G. Garry, atMrMason's,Hair Dresser. ; ; FOR SALE (a Bargain), a Cerner Allot ment with 28 feet fron-ige te Great North Road »y 86 few to McKelvie-sVeet, with good shop and _>weMng erected thereon, and lot to mod tenant. Price. £360.—Forturther partlou ara. Carbines and Taylor. Auctioneers. OR HIRE (ex Doric), 100 Ladies' and Gentlemen's Fancy Dresses -?R. Eagleton, .jidiesfond Qenta' Hairdresser, 220, Queen-st OR POSITIVE SALE, two 4-roomed Cottagoa and one Shop and Dwelling, each vlth fiontagea uPtwo good streets In the city — ipply to JQh* Soppet. House and Land Agent, to. 8. .Queen-streel. FOR SALE, in Parnell, most convenient House of 1 rooms and Allotment 60 x 200; plondld view of lhe harbour; only 15 minutes rom Postofflce. —W. and J. Frater. Land . ______ Queen-street. _ POR SALE, a first-class Butcher's Busi- 1 neas, centrally situated, doing a good cash : rade. The above Is A really, good Investment, , nd will be sold at an immense sacrifice. No , easonable offer will be refused, as the owner nlends leaving the colony,—Apply "M.B,,"STAB , )fll«e. FOR SALE; handsome Villa Residence and large Allotment. 66 x 11', main road, 'onsonby. The house Is rrtmost new, subatan ially bulll, and finished off in first-class style, nd fitted with every comfort and convenience; :as, water, etc. This dcslrahlo property Is itnate on main road, and in tho best part of 'opsopby (nearly opposite residence of Mr A, Jovore). in most commanding position.—D. F, Cvana, Estate and Land-Agent. (1180) OR SALE, _ New Houses, 4 rooms and seullory. Far Sale, 2 New Houses in lowe-street 1 In Colli»gwood-&trect I register Tate, colonial oven, water laid.in. _50dewn. lalanco at 18s weekly.—Apply Antonio Martin, lepburn-Btreot. I^l OR. SALE OR LEASE. A Portable Engine and Mortar Mill: also for Sale, one pair of Mill Stones, i feet In diameter, md one paif*. feet 6 inches in diameter, and an )at-cruaher, made by the celebrated firm of iV. R Bell and Son, London. Apply to JOHN LAMB, 35, Queen-street FG. EWINGTON, Estate Agent, • Queen-street. Established 18 years.— ''or sale, a commodious Residence on the main ■oad at Mount Eden, £700; for sale, 2 Cottages a RusseU-stroet, £2fis each; for sale, a Cottage n Dublin-street,, £210; for sale, a House and 110 icres land, for 6175 cash; for sale, some of the lest and cheapest Houses, Shops, Cottages, Al otm.ents. and Forms In the market; special mrgains on the Mount Roskill Road and at looky Nook, . Q^ENUINE BLACKSMITH'S AND COACHBUILDER'S BUSINESS For Sale; price low; excellent chance for Energetic Man.—Address _ Smith." St An oflice. MOUNT EDEN,—New Cottage for Sale, on deferred payments -, 600 gallon _nk; water laid on.—C. Williamson, Estate -gent, Highßtreet "I f_S WEEKLY.—New House for Sale J_" on deferred payments in Freeman's Bay.—C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Hlgh-st. i*Qf_ —FOR SALE, 4-roomed Cot-' J&0"» tage and Freehold Allotment Mount Roaklll Road: £30 cash; balance, 13s iveekly.—Stevens. High-street _____ OK_\ —FOR SALE, Cottage, 4 5&OV« rooms; 20 minutes from P.O. 850 cash; balance to suit buyer. — Stevens, High-street £*~t ___ k — Four roomed Verandah 3&JL OvfsXJottnge, quite new, near wharf, ivith about} acre of good land.—Apply J. Smith, Pearl-street, Northcote. ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in town or subuihs, 200 casks Portland Dement Plaster of Paris. Fireclay, by ton or lb, Fire Bricks, Sec..— R. Jenkinson, Builder, Lorne itrcet or s "a l Ii ORANGES. 300,000. ORANGES. Just arrived, per Oamaru. A Regular Supply will now he kept In Btock, as Boats are putonnowto arrive regularlymonthly; STORE: CUSTOMHOUSE - STREET. Address: Charles Baulky, Importer and Wholeaalo Doaler In all kinds of Fruit Pabnmx Ribb, Auckland. / xy L. MITCHELL, *LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. FOR LEASE for a Long Term—A Splendid Farm of 116 Aores, freehold, in grass, with a Leasehold attached of 150 Acres, having good timber for fencing; within 10 minutes' walk of a rising township, with the advantage of a con stant and excellent market There is a com modious family residence, and also outhouses, cow-sheds, barns, &c. This is a first-class farm. capable of producing a good income, and is now In a high state of cultivation. Purchasing clause can be obtained if necessary. FARMS FOR SALE OR LEASE — Good Houses and Allotments for Sale. Houses to Let Grand Sections—Mount Eden, Ponsonby, North Shore, and other places, for Sale. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage on good Freehold Security. , „ PARTNERSHIPS Negotiated, and Confiden tial Agencies undertaken. 8, MERCANTILE Chamhkbb, Queen-street. /^<HEAP TIMBER. CHEAP TIMBER. On Sale by tho Undersigned, very cheap, A LOT OF BUILDING TIMBER. A LOT OF BUILDING TIMBER, Now Lying on the Reclamation. E. MITCHELSON & CO., .„ 19. QUEEN-STREET. 1 ' I ■ - Miscellaneous Wanteds. "DARNELL DISTRICT SCHOOL WANTED, a Competent Teacher to take charge ef the Night Classes to be started. Ap plications will be received by the Secretary not later than June 19th. J. W. ROBINSON, Secretary. BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, a Machinist. H. Davy, Crown Boot Factory. Grey. Btreet. . i BOOT AND SHOE TRADE.—Wanted, Apprentices and Improvers to the Beiich; also,: Hand Closers for -watortights,—Apply Nort crn Boot and Shoe Company (Limited.). O BACHELORS.—Wanted, a Young .Man to share Bedroom, or Bed and Sitting-room; furnished; terms moderate.— Address Star Office, or Wellington Hotel, Union-street. - RADESMBN'S BOOKS opened, made up. posted, checked and balanced period-. ically by an Experienced Accountant at a nominal cost—Address ' _ocot_U-nt v P. 0.8. 78,A-0-land. MORE JEWELLERY.—Mr H. Pens holz, WorHHf eweller, begs to Inform the trade, his rrteS—Bßd the public, that hav ing returned to Auckland, he has commenced Business in Darby-Tstreet Thistle Hotel Build ings ia fewsteps from Queen-street). Allorders and repairs in Jewellery will he Satisfactorily executed.'? (Prices yets moderate.



Native*. MR GARDNER, Pharmacist, Devonport—Medical attendance daily at his Pharmacy. ' i | UST OPENED, Extra large sizes in * t Men's Merino Drawers and rants: Men's Felt Hats (new shapes), from Ss 6d.-^A. Lovett, - Wcllesley-Btreet CARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may be had at Eady's Mnsio Warehouse, Queen-st JG. HENDERSON'S • CHERRY PECTORAL. | 2a 6d and 4s 6d per bottle. To be had only at . Medical Hall, Ponsonby, opposite Three Lamps. UJ". 0 R M H. All children suffer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Co'_ SHA ItLAND'S WORM POWDERS, la paoke . Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Pdet-offlce. -^. VIOLENT Raging Toothache is in nearly every instance' instantaneously cured by using Odontalgioon, the_ew remedy, is.—C. W. Qoodson, London Arcad*. T> ELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— XV SHARLAND'S CHERRY PE_TORAL. Price, 2s 6d and 4s 6d.—F. C. Sharlaad, opposite the Poßt-offlca -. ■ UR. ARNOLD'S PENNY Rc'-AL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular _cdicino of tho day. Price, 2s Bd a box.—Colo nial Agent, F. C. Sharland, opposite the Post otlica. , »'IS KLINE for thb HAIR I .—Thiß ole £ V gam preparation completely. ecUpsus Mf> article of a similar klad now before i,e public—Price, Is Od a battle.—_BAK_AN_. Apothecaries' Hall. TOOTHACHE CURE. —Instantaneous _ „ ReUef-ODpNTALGIC-ls per bottle.- F.Q.BHARLANP. opposite PoslK)ffloe..; PERSONAL.— Should this be seen by any person requiring Umbrellas Re covered or Repaired, call on E. Falkner, Vic toriq-afreet (opposite Holland and Butler's). BOARD AND RESIDENCE.—SpIendid Situation, every comfort; terms mode rate.—Mrs Rodgeraon. The Grove, 169, Grey-at (near the top). : BOARD AND RESIDENCE, North Shore.—Mrs Beeson has vacancy for a Lady and Gentleman.—Beach Road, next Tay or's Store. ■ ; - MRS CfIRISTIAN, of the Doric House, Grey-street'can Accommodate two Gen tlemen Boarders, with every home comfort ' -'--■'■ WANTED UNDERSTOOD — Eden HaU TO-NIGHT, at half-post seven, "Wnat is the Hell of the Bible,?" Mr White. Questions. :' '■'. ' .:. a. '■ . TO BUTCHERS AND OTHERS re quiring a Supply of good Pork Pigs,' dcV livered at their shops ready for outting up.— Apply personally or hy letter to the Mangere Freezing and Bacon-curing Establishment Opehung*. j ~~~-.- MR S B O V Ej V returns thanks to the numeioas Cus tomers for the par mage bestowed on her late husband, and begk to Inform them that the , business will still Be carried on'by her. ■. T>ER Doric,—Fur Capes, 10s 8d ; Gauze JL Flannel, for ladies' wear; Merino Under Vests, tea. ■ Open to-morrow,—J. McLaohlan, 222, Queen-street '"■;;<... FARM of f» Aores to Celt, with,a.. Purchasing Clause, 12 miles on the South Road.—Apply Mrs Bryana, Grocer, Kyber Pass Road, | 7 j ONEY.—I 'have for Investment: on Freehold Securities thefojlowingrirams: -£700, £600, mttt, _2«L J5250, £200, £200.'£100, •: £100.—Wm. ThorncSolloltor. ". , ... . #'____A TO LEND on good Freehold ' IJJVF V .Property.-Apply, at once; to i V, Stevens, High-Btreet ■_________»' ■■ ___11l_ fO,* l*OOOLBNTonB«««dI°!! ' s<>ole^prii«Jlples,orono-ierternij 1 to suit borrowers. Allotment, bought and Houses hunt oa Weekly Payment? System - Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List •( Properties tor sale an ith page. Six per: cent allowed on money deposited for toveetmetit.- C. WiIIiAMBOX Land. Estate, and Financial Agent and Vainer, High-street Auckland. ' i f>AT 81 RATB! RAT_i_-Uao JX BB_toLj_WraPHOBKB;OB PASTE, Rate eat It greedily, and die; no smell , Price, One Sh-iing a Bottle. F. O. H-L-RLAND opposite Post-office.; * TST ° T _xl ■. % r- B' Wanted to Purchase, 6 first-class active, light Draught Horses. Price, from £18 to-25.—For particulars apply Kama Coal Company's Stablea [noxt City Baths), _ ;. ' .r% % j . . ■ T>RE LIHTN All V NOTICtEV Mrs Powne, of Wellesley-Btreet, begs to Inform iter Customers and the Pnbllo that she and Miss - ] Bacon have entered into Partnership, and have - -.ken those premises in Queen-street lately oc- , '.upicd by Mrs Herbert (opposite Garllek and Oran welfßl.and Intend opening on SATURDAY, the 21st, June, with a large and oartfully ;elect£d Stock of Material for gappy Work.; I . 4QNEHUNGA :A V CT_ON '■' iMAIIT. THE UNDERSIGNED is now Prepared to Undertake the Sale hy Auction of f * ALL KINDS OF , GOODS, LIVE STOCK, PRODUCE, &cj WM. STEVENSON. Auctioneer. ! TRY V .V ; REW'S- '- ' ■ ; • ■ i ■ EW'S 'j '' SPECIAL BLEND OF : INDIAN .Tim rSHINA mEAS, NDIAN ANU V-/HINA J.EAB, j AT 1/10 PEB *?V CORNER.OP VICTORIA AND A-BEBT-STREETS. mo D RAP ER JS FOR SALE, THE STOCK-AND'FIXTURES It,.' OF AM ■ 3. 1 FIRST-CLASS CASH DRAPERY BUSINESS, ' V j Situated In the most Central Position, George- Btreet Dunedin. " .% ■. Present Returns, about £14,000, and rapidly increasing. STOCK NEW AND IMPORTED. J'f Intending purchasers must, in the first Instance, state amount of available cash,-to ensure on early reply. For particulars, address Mr ROSS, Messra Sargood, Ewen & Co., Auckland. J !«• O . T 10 '-n:i A. LB SUEUR having bought a BANK RUPT STOCK of LADIES" CLOTH JACKETS for Cosh, is now selling the same at and Under Wholesale Cost AT THE BON MARCHB. Also. SEVERAL JOB PARCELS for Cash, In HOSIERY. GLOVES, LA-fTfsand CISC DREITS UNDERCLOTHING, WOOLLEN CLOUDS, etc., much Under Original Cost, I AT THB BON MARCHK. DRESS MATERIALS. VELVETEENS, SHIRTINGS. BLANKETS. FLANNELS. SHEETINGS, etc.. all Bought at a Dlsoount for Cash. Cannot be surpassed for value. ' Every department Is replete with NOVEL TIES FOR PRESENT SEASON, and sho-Id be inspected without delay. ObserveAddress—BON MAROHE, 247, tneen street (next Hewin pros.) . TDOOT SALE EXTRAORDINARY! 30 CASES LADLES'AND CHILDREN'S KID E.S. AND BUTTON BOOTS TO HAND! Will most positively be cleared at from 10 TO 15 PER CENT. UNDER OUR UI3UAL LOW PRICES I Plkase Note : 3 Trunks Ladles' French Glove Kid High Button Boots, 12s Gd; usual price elsewhere, 16s 6d. THE PONSONBY BOOT i Is acknowledged to be the best Winter Boot made: Btylish, neat, and durable. An assortment is being made by us for the present season. THE PATENT LACE GRlf. 1} i * (now for tho first time introduced) is an Inven tion by means of which the Lace, when onco fastened, cannot possibly becomo undone of it self. Fitted to all Lace Boots, if desired. Especially made for this sale,— 80 PAffis Maids' & Women'sHiqh Lace Boots, oalf fronts, from 8s 6d to 12s 6d; all pegged. Note This : By manufacturing my own stock, our customers retain the profit usually absorbed by the retailer. -; .- «.; |: All stock is in the best condition, and as suoh must and shall bo cleared at the • lowest possible reservation. -' Call Early at Call Early Call Early T. PROSSER'S, Call Early' UPPER QUEEN-STREET, AND AT THE NEWTON BOOT WAREHOUSE, KARANGAHAPE ROAD;-- - « Open 8 a.m. to 8.30 p,m. i J_New .Law Partnership. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that they have commenced Practice in Co-partner ship as .. .. :%.#£ BARRISTERS AND 80UCITOBS b. Chambers in High-btreet, opposite Mr W. Atkln's Printing Office, E. W. BURTON. V:': . [.'l*.' W J^ NAPBSB,' Auckland, . , l;*ff ' I __d, 1883. * . 1 ' .........



I V '." Meetings.''. \ /■'-... .*J pOSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION. V BLUE RIBBON ARMY. . -'• ? A PUBLIC 'MEETING* ", J WUI bo held . THIS (Wednesday) EVENING ' V Br the GRATTON ROAD WESLEYAN CHURCH, At half-post seven o'clock* -. The Chair will be taken by tho Bbv. B. Bavin. Addresses by Rkv. J. K. Davis, Messrs C. / G. Hut. and J. Knott. ■: COtEEOtION TO DEFRAY EXPENSES. - AIL ARE INV-TBD. | x ■'■-• i Tk/T A S 0 N i c ."„■ £ A l-;.l. \) LODGE UNITED SERVICE, 421, LO. Ah INSTALLATION BALL to celebrate the .."~ Installation of Officers of the above Lodge will - j take claoo In the Masonic Hall; Prlnoes-street on THURSDAY EVENING.'26t_ instant Tickets can be obtained from-any .of the Officers or Committee. _____£ H ST. SEPULCHRE'S SCHOOL-ROOM, 1 . SYMQNDS-STREHT.»{'. ..: TO-MORROW (Thursday), JUNE 19, .| ". -.j, ;' AT.B P.M., ..'-,'' ' ■ V V'V'V VCONCERT,, . ;-orj --: | IN AID OP THE FUNDS OF PABE-H - GLEE CLUB. i Pfcuioforfe Duet-SeleettOnß from "MarUia'' -'J Glee—"Oh lMy Luve's Like the Red, .„ . .Redßose",. .... .... iiGarrett / Sting—** The Bivouac" ... ... ...Stark Song—"Laddie"' .. '''.'.: .;. ' "..Ptasnti-- ; l__drlgal—"Lady, See" ...Marenrio(A_O.ls7o) j Bong—"TheScout"..' .. :: " Campana Song-" Auntie" ..Behrend Orpheus Quartette— " Bright Sword of ■! Liberty," and "Parting" '.V ■• .. Bong (to be selected)— .-; -.. -:„••' ":" Reading from " John Bull and His '-- Island" .-.' ..,..: -•;„ -,v . "^ GlCe—" You Stole My Love " .. W. Macfarron . Interval of Five Mtanrita- Planof of to Solo ... .'. ... ,"•,''..; „ Ma_rig_-''mydo_oßoßes" ~Pearßa_ 3on^r■-I'Te^Herl:_ove Her So":■-.-., V'fife Fa 7. -4 Song-"The Brokon Pitcher" ~ ..H.Pontet ;• aiee—"Bprlng" .... "..'• ..H.Smart. 3ong-" The Tempest" ..., .. ..BlocMer 3ong—"The Old Grey Mare" .'. ..Roeckel Reading—"Our Donkey*'.'.' r., .. Volkslied((»erman)—"Farewell." .. 'i , r Aa__Bslon-ONE BHILLINQ. SSf-EiE^Y; "I- G-.;Er-'.,' OF &LQsl g * ' >■' To to repeated by request, at_he Weaeyan School-room, Onehunga, on FRIDAY EVEN ING, June 20. the Service of Song entitled 'ANGELS-CHRISTMAS." The conaeoutive 3ea_ings.wia.be rendered by the,. Rev. Mr Paylor, and the choice Music by the Choir, who .' B yin also render: __cre_-'Bongs. Soles, Anthems, ice. ...... ,-■'■■ -■•- " ■ ' m A SPECIAL MEETING of Members of »': £-_• Ponsonby Rowing Club will be hold at Jonsonby Club Hotel on SATURDAY Evening, rune 31, at 7.300'010ck sharp.—A full attendance _ s requested.—C. H. CULPAN, Hon. Sec fi IT V GUA R D 5,'.,. A. T J_ V. Members are!warned to attend at the,rDrill- j bed THIS EVENING,' at ISO, to be measured or New Uniforms. _■'• ■_• '• ' '_i- -•*■ * ...,...; ■•■:■ : ALFRED E. ISAACS, Captain. .'• M "M/riLTON AND .CROM* - IVA WELL AND THEIK __*__■_, MR H. EXLEY will deliver a _W_^TilLecture in the Newton —Ml on _________ FRIDAY EVENING neirt June | iJ~W_JRJ!_ 20th, at 7.80 o'clock oh the abovo *M ™ subject in aid of the Hall Trnst >und. Tickets, U each.. '."->• ' i-iiy'i /'■ .•"■■■rv .;" V'V' y i , i '—^/ '/i': V"V Anctlons. v,"'-}' TO-MOBiibWi "noonV >_V:» PIANO?, HARMONIUMS,) *0. HOUSEHOLD "ftej . rO : BE SOLD BY AUCTION,; at % "Arthur's Mart," Furniture Department, LtlJ'o'clock,.. '"•' .......'.- V'V'V . PIANOS, HARMONIUMS,: Cretonne.fluite* Rep Suite. Brussels and othor^Carpetei _ Fenders. Firelroßß, Whatnots, Umbrella Stands, Chestß of Drawers, .Cheflbnlers, Couches. Chairs, Loo, Oval, and other Tables, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Wa-h- . stands. Toilet Tables, Looking Glasses, Pictnres, Oil Pointings. Stoves. Grates, Kitchen Dresser, Meat Safe, Hollowware, . s Crockery,* Bee. Fancy Goods, Clotting, tga Boots, Brackets. Clocks, Jewellery, Pipes, "■'•. &c,&c. ; ■• ■•'.■■. -: ■• ■~. ;.y .',-!•;.-^ rOHN _ET»ON.] : .-, [EDWARD LETDON. ; * TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. ~ ;; rEWELLERY' WATCHES! f"- JEWELLERY ! WATCHES ! JEWELLERY ! WATCHES ! ■ JOHN AND ED. LEYDON have been favoured .with jhstructioi-i to Sell at their; Hart, Queen-street,.., -^ ';; A QUANTITY OF GOLD/AND SILVER : WATCHKS,Alberts;Brooches.]Saniln_fl, .; Sleevellnks, Studs, Rings, Chains, \ Greenstone Pendants, &c Sco.,''- the 3 Eroperty of a Jeweller, retiring fnom uainesß. ■;.■' ;.... i "- I -The, Watches ai-e by the ;Bm* Known ,":- . V '~;" "' 'V-, V,. Makers. ..■.••..--'■.. -' f '• '; : - TO-MORROW. '" -'; EX PENGUTn, FROM FIJI. BANANAS," COCOANUTS, PLNES/ . L. W. EATON : ■ i! WILL SelLby Auction ap his,M[art, '* ,To-morrow (Thursday), at halt-past 10 y .". a'clook, " "'' >' ' ' "•■':'■ -'V 500 BUNCHES BANANAS, in prime con- -. dltion 30 cases Pines' ~ 30,bag8 ; Qocpanuts. ;; j;,.l ;;,-• --". Ex Manapouri from SydneV. 60 casea Oranges, J.D.B. &G.H. - \ ■)< 10 cases Mandarins : '"* ' .'■■ 10 oaseslteseryed.Reaches., 1; *js W^S,.OOOH__^KJ . „,.... .j , |JAS. DACRK - ' FRIDAY, JUNE 20. "-'" . . Pl_iiOSri-USlC'iTopi^i ;; ; vv^!^;c6pKrNG:'BTp^T^^"-:|:|'; HANDSOME CHINA VASe"'^' -Furniture. 4 THE subscribers will Bell, at their rooms, ~ .; Queeh-street, on.Frlday.rJuiie 20th, at 11 . ' O'olOpk..; ■ .'-.--:*.• -.' ir.i.;.ii-.-.-! ;':.. ;;:-,, ;'■.. •"■:,:= ■■.. .;.,'■; uHOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, cOUßisttaKiof- - Horsehair Suite, -Couch and 6 Chairs, Music Stoolß, Oval Tables, - Curtains, Fenders. Handsome Chinese Vase, Shade .Flowers,' Pictures,-Iron and Wood Bed- : steads, Chests Drawers, Washstands and - ."Ware, • Mirrors, CarpetSj_ Towel-horse,. - " Door Mats, Meat Safe, Chairs, Tables, ' Kitchen Utensils, Cooking Stove, Colonial ... Ovens,&«.,&c. , Also, at 12 o'clock, Walnut Piano by Wolf o and Co. Walnut Piano by Erard Ruffe Walnut Piano by Broad wood. SAMUEL (XIOHRANE _ SON,: Auctioneers, B. TONKS.] IK. 0, OARB.I IB. YD. T*ll__. .„•, FRIDAY, JUNE Zl, .'-,' At 11 o'clock. - ' GRB.AT SAL,]B., t p / ::'; .;.i. .:. '.. OF :M"V- .' £ PIANOS J T)IANOR] T>IANOS I lANOS I. JPIANOS 1 JIIANpS! .'';'" , ■■' '-." • BY ;■,. ~j ". ' ' LIPP & SOHN, RO3SNER, SliibN, ■ BORD, AUCHER, ';/.■.'.. -; tea.,:: - >&c', • '';■'■; ■■■'i;tc&Y''::_, B. TONKS & CO. "IT/^ILL sell, on Friday, the 27th inst,; at eleven o'clock, .'.'/;; , ■■'■ t :'. oy pianos ,;.. r (BLACK AND GOLD, WALNUT, -fe_!_l WOOD, TRICHORD, OVERSTRUNG - >~;.- . . IRON-FRAMED), / •■ HT THK-Moir BHINENT AND 'W_t_-KNOWN ' • "'.'■'" MAKERS. . ; ON VIEW IN A FEW DAYS-. AS jBOOIT AB "'' .' '" ■■■ •' UNPACKED. ; . ' " Without Reserve. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SAl^.;»li.t_i^;__)rhM«y^ifc _^~-j ey^^Mday.atllo'-toek; " - -T-- HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINB. . ; •■"'' EfUNTER „'NOLAN. .'.■! .—i —ii . ;•' i< <" : '.->