THE RECIDIVISTE QUESTION.

Animated Discussion in England

and France.

[Via Suez.]

London, April IS.

Owing to Lord Rosebery's opportune action, public attention has again been pro minenUy directed tcQthis important ques tion. Tlio "Times" han opened the dis cussion on the subject, and published a graphic description of the shocking con ditiovi of Now Caledonia under the rule ot the present Governor, Captain Pallu de la Barriere, and the failure of his attempt to manago the convicts by extreme kindness. The article was based upon a statement which was made in the "Nonvoile Revue" by M. H. Denis, until lately the Assistant Director of the Penal Administration of New Caledonia. The "Timea" remarks that a very bad picture^ has been drawn by a competent French ob server, sufficient to induce Austra lians to regard with dismay the in definite extension of the present evils. It professes itself unable to view without somo apprehension the proposed stream of the worst elements of France, following year after year into the aboriginal populations ot the Pacific islands, and it sympathises With the reasons which have brought about the universal expressions of indignation against the transportation policy of the «opub»c. The most striking contribution to the dis cussion which b proceeding was apparently roceived from the colonies in a long and wXhto letter which occupies a column and a half of tho "Times." An "Australian of nZthan 30 years' standing" make* on Ernest attempt to convince the English publte of the £■>! significance of tho cloud which has arisen from the horizon of the Pacific, owing to the wicked and inhuman policy which is contemplated by France A few of the salient points of this ably-written and interesting contribution must bo given to render intelligible the comments which it has provoked. The aim of the writor, who explains! that he is nc ;.-<o-i:.tu.: xitli politics in any way, is not lv lay b<u« the terrible evils which mußt be entailed upon the colonies if Franco persists In the recidi vist© schemo, but to direct attention to the influence which such a polioy must ulti mately exerciße on tho relations of the Euro oeao Statos to tho colonies and to one £nothw, and on tho interests of humanity at tersk Ho contends that if European £ivili»tiw i* to bo succeeded by the irro <>cncilable rufijaniam of Iranco, tha I'aciiic will bo eony.erted into a pande monium, and ail hope of improving the condition of the aboriginal inhabitants of the islands must be abandoned. In addi tion, the colonists d New Zealand will have to submit to a vast increase to the machinery with which to deal with the daugocs from the influx ot hardened oirninals, who will threaten the safety of tlwusands of homes scattered throughout the bush, "Australian does not tor a moment think that tho colonists will calmly submit to such an intolerable evil, but believes that they wi^l attempt to put an ond to it by force of arms. lhay will bs compelled to destroy the settlements whence the stream of French convictism flowed, and England will be obliged to participate with her colonies In the struggle for mastery i» the Pacific, for if refused assistance they mieht throw themselves into the arms.of tho United States, which would not fail to grasp the opportunity which would raiso America to"tha first rank among the naval Powers, and convert t^o wUok Pacific into an Ameri can lake. "England's duty," continues "Australian," "js clear. Shs nwst repre sent .to Franco that she is contemplating a utepWhicbisnotonly a grave violation of international obligation ami duty, but is one which must in the natu»l cou.se of events load to a disastrous conflict between the two nations. A convention of t*e-lend ing Powers would formally condemn the doctrine on which France propo.ea to act. Mr U, Jivrray Smith in the " Times " of to day combats tho suggestion that Australia iialexaggerfttwiUho political effect* of the .step which he so warmly deprecates, and points out that t&e danger of a conflict between Franco and $c polonies, and therefore presumably betyaaa France and Great Britain, is not only possible bufc imminant, if Australia rondewcj applicable to all eiowntries or colonies tiio CjrlminaU) Influx Piwention Act at present in operation iv Victoria, no believes that s*Bb a. law would be enacted at onceif tho Recidivists Bill was pasae*. and therefore explains the practical £«*• ing oi the measure. Should a solli&ion take pjaco in consequence of tho opoi'fition of tfc Act between tho Australian authorities and the French nation, the Im perial Government would have to deoulo promptly between* her colonies, which would be acting witliCn their legal ajid con stitutional rignte, and a \ »ewhbour.insj Power whose friendship could scarcely. be over-estimated. Tho situation is fraught «** peril, which cannot be obviated by sw* t^eate f "Aus tealian" somewhat rashiy indulged in, •which are only calculated to rowjuce in creased irritation in Ffiia.ce. lb woaW be wiaer to attempt to remonstrato with, France by temperate and earnest ropresen-: tations, and trrefragible arguments. In the weawwbUe it would not be inconsistent with the dignity and good sense of the French natiod to modify their project and (listen to the earnest .^monstrance of the colonial communities, who jj&ve learnt by bitter experience the absolute necessity ot protectingtheißsolves at all hazards agaiosf Jsuch dreadful evils as those tfiey #«> «£ present threatened with. The "Poll Mall Gazette" this eyojjiug eontatos a trenchant article in response to; M.J«le*yewy'B tart diplomatic note. It ttsks whether, if Epgland shipped all her. habitual crwinals to Jersey, caving them absolutely free to go where ,tb.oy pleased, would France regard that as ft matter of in ternal poltey with which it had JMtMng *° dZi jfpnwwfc to point out thtf thefcrat result of this new French doctrine would-be, to xaSsa a formidable and possibly an in-, Burmo.uot«ble barrier to ±b.e .extension of France in the Pacific. JS »; is clearly uodefsfaood that wfcen one* tfco- French flag fliea qvm any island in Polynesia, the French Government thereby ffife possessed of indUputobla'r.ghta to use th»tisland as a receptaee ftp thopff-. sconrines flf their gaols and tho savages of i ihairXms BnglUmen at the antipodes, will prewnt by b<wk or by croqk the hoist-, to^oY the French flag oron mf W terri-, fcorias in their neighbourhood.. '•' Wf'l^' I Sows the "Pall Mall Qa Z ette/'), the Au"trX»* Will probably decree that no I Freuchmoß U el&wed to land in the colo. Jm without a pwinori; certifywK his, reroeotobiUty. whAe, ift*iG6o«*£pgViardsare SLI, ftßd bands of Fr.enchn.6u commit , outrages^ tbfl bosh, no authority at tha Antipodes v/ould be able to prevent an put burst of popular fury which miffht result in | every Frenchman unabte to give a good ac count of bimaelf being stjung up to t!;e nearest tree. It rests with M. Ferry and his «3lrite4 friends to prevent thei possi b itfof^eb lawenUle #yJU. P they. Snt themselves with vigour }n t , el r diplomatic retort, and pnnctilipudy abstain from sending more than one «oreo oi reci divfates, we roayaUovv them oa.ft.Wß pearanees, and tben »U way go to the wall. Ifnot, then we must look out for squalls, for tfce AuatraUan-English are res? ute men. who will stand bo nonsense. Ihe 1 all Mall Gazette" refers to the letter aa a weiehty contribution to a subject on which much more knowledge is desirable.

TELEGRAMS.

RIISBEM-, this day. - The Wellington arrived at 0 o'clock tnls rooming.

Sir W. Fox Leaves New Zealand.

Wakgasui, this day,-Si»- W, Fox has resigned his position on the Education Board as he is leaving the colony shortly. Cahill, the jockey hurt in tho bteeple cliase yesterday, is progressing.

A Seat for Sir Julius Vogel.

Welmvoton, this day.—A special tele gram from Christchurch, received by the "-Evening Post" to-day, states that Mr PilKett has offered Sir Julius Vogel to re sign the Stanmore seat if he {Sir Julius) con sents to stand for. the constituency. It is thought hero that no opposition to Sir Julius would be offered. Two seamen belonging to tlua Victory were fined £5 and £10 for assaulting the chief engineer of that steamer. Wahaaul Goes A-LobbylnK- Wahanui, the Ngatimaniapoto chief, has J arrived at Wanganui, and Comes on to i Wellington. Ho will remain here through i the session, as he is anxious to see how it is worked. A Murderer to be Hask«<L The Governor has declined to interfere witt-the- sentence of death' pSsseil"on' O'Donchne,- the. Hokitifca .riiuraerer,' and the ptboner wiU therefore be:executed.' ~ Ddnbdin, this day.—Mr Robert Wilson, who proceeds to England per Aorangi, was entertained at a banquet last night.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[sPKCHAIi TO PRKSS ASSOCIATION.]

(Received May 27—1.20 p.m.) Tho Now Governor of Victoria.

London, May '2U.

Sin HiiNKv Luuii strongly favours logiahi tion with the object of excluding recidivistcs troin Australasia, and he re cently discussed tho question fully with Mr Gladstone.

Honours to an Australian.

The University of Oxford will tomorrow confor the honorary degree of Master of Arts on Mr Murray Smith, the Agent- General for Victoria.

HARBOUR BOARD.

Tiik ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Board was held this afternoon. There were present :—Messrs («. Aickin (Chairman), Winks, Waddel, Morrin, Lamb, MeKonzic, Niecol, Nathan, and Clark.

CoruESl'ON'ukn'ck.—Letters were read and dealt with as follows :-(l) From Town Olerk, notifying the appointment by the City Council of Air ilclvenzie to the vacancy caused by tho rotiretiroment of Mr Harper. (2) From G. Davies, asking for ro fund of pilotage on Winona. —Granted. ('.\) From tho Managor of the Union Steamship Company requesting tho Board to consider the question of providing further shed accommodation to facilitate the dischargo of vessels. (4) From tho Frozen Meat Company, stating that a committeo had been appointed to confer with tho Hoard on the question of deep-water berth.—Received. (5) From J. Lawson Ollicial Assignee, in reference to tho estate of Jackson, bankrupt, dock excavation con tractor.—Tho Chairman said Air Lawson was now quite satisfied with tho position assumed by tho Board.—Agreed that Mr Lawson bo informed that tho Board had takon over tho work, and when com pleted would inform him of tho result. (0) From Newcastle, asking information to enable applicants to form a Harbour Trust. (7) From the Hunk of New Zealand, ( agreeing to establish credit in London for tho purchase of hopper drodgo, and offering to act as agents for tho receipt of tenders —deferred; (S) From Messrs Winstono asking tho Board to pay half tho cost of metalling road to dock entrance towards their contract. —Expenditure authorised. Dock \VonK>ißN fs Waoks.—The Chair man announced that all tho workmen in the Jackson estate had been paid thoir wages, with two exceptions.

(Left sitting.)

BAND OF HOPE ANNIVERSARY.

Tub fourth anniversary gathering of tho Auckland Band of Hope Union was hold last night in the Choral Hall, under tho presidency of His Excellency the Governor. | y ong before the time for opening tho pro eaddin<js tho large bu ildlng was crowded. His Excellency arrived at 7.30, accompanied by Major Eccles, A.D.C., was received by the children sinking a verse of tho National Anthem, tho audionco standing (the while. Representatives of tho Good Tempjar, Uoehabito, Total Abstinence, jjlue Ribbon Army, and other orders'occu pied seats upon tho platform. After prayer had been offered uji by tho Rey. K. Bavin and the children had sung '.' Firm and United," His Excellency delivered an inaugural address. He expressed sincoro pleasure, at being privileged to tako part in the meeting, for, although ho was not a Bluo Ribbon man hin;self, ho wished woll to and heartily desired to support every movomenl:, what ever it might bo, that tended towards tho attainment of soljrioty throughout tho colony. Th.oro might1 bo differences of opinion as to the precise modo in which this EW.u.W fee done, but therb could bo none as to tho desirability by ajl possible means of inculcating sobriety, ana th.erp.by emending throughout tho land all tho blessings ph. 4* llowed from it. Nobody could question for a moment the infinite superiority of a sober man over a drunkon man. Ho did not wish to weary them with statistics showing tjip evils of drink and all the other con i>innii&!)i: circumstances connected there with, but Jw> could hardly refrain from quoting n few tit'uros to indicate tho enormous extent to which t))P evil of drink went, not only in this country, but thfojjghoul tho United Kingdom of Great l>Fitain and Ireland. A groat shipowner \vh.o l;;d been staying with hiri) ljad jtold him £hat tho almost in variable causfi 'of shjpwrock was drink. M»'Samuel Morloy, vho too\c a groaf, in terest in the temperance movement, estimated that out of throo hundred million sterling which tho working clashes pecpi}'? in wages, about thirty million sterling y/efp sbent in drink. Dr. Norman, a we)L-ifno}}-n gjan, gstimatod tho doaths from drink afc'no lm than 120,000 per annum. And whilst referring to (jeathsfrom drink, ho could not but observe upon f}|« melancholy instance which was mentioned in that day's newspaper, the drowning of a young leijoy .of 19 years'of ago alongsido tho Queeri-strfle,t WMrfi entirely in coiiso quenco of his lacing drunk. They couid Rot 'hayo a saddej; (i;Stai)OT than that e« BhQJ^ng the oifectg yj oxcessivo drinking in tho Gomrouiuty, The statistics of idiocy showed that no lew* a proportion than 3 insane persons out of 1 every a went mad through drink. During 1832 no (ess than £120,251,559 was spent in drink in England," or at the rato of 13ill 7d per heaii pi the entfM population. That W«s an astoundirig Rgiiio, but Wfl beat it Hero in New' JCealwd. In im thp consumption of drinlf in New Zealand cost no less thon £4 9s per head of the population, men, women, and children. Jt was now estimated, as ho saw from a sermon preached on Sunday night by a gentleman in one of the churches in Auckland, at U 7s 2d por head. So thatwiiifsi we had a compulsory taxation of £3 i«s «id psr h/?<>d. there was also rt voluntary taxation tfnouj^iQut tho com munity of £4 7s 2d per li.cad additional, There were about 6,G00,Q00 houses in Eng land, and oyt °; f thoae '? in 36' nbout 180,000, were lleensfifl to sell intoxicating liquors. Now, if each house; supposing it to be 30 feet -broad, were placJd in tin?, thoy would form a street of two sides 000 miles long, or if we put the houses in one line, obviously it would be 1.900' mile's long. That would form a lino of houses longer than 3 line stretching from tho North Cape round New Zealand to Stewart Island. flt& iSssfecy proceeded to relate how, forty years ago; jjften in charge of an important position on the homift* d{ Kaffirland, South Afrjoa, tho establishment of a canteen led to' wholesalo drunkenness among iib $on until ho and jiis colour sergeant \vefo tb.fl am °nes loft sober' and how he had at last to gyi t)io canteen abolished. It was upon that principle ho ooaßi4?red that the Unxop w^is proceeding. Tho directors 0? it wore taking the young and bringing thorn UB in fjabjts of sobriety and temperance, anU ho dill yot 4qul)t thst fjioy yould reap their reward in haying a tempevato nation in the future. Ancf he most heartily wished them BIjPPgSS, bearing in mind all the felesejngs ,that wPuld 4Q*' from their mqVfiment—that it would make betterhusbands, better wives, hotter fathers, bettor soils and daughters, bptter men and women in the community. (I^oud applausp.) Mr W. P. Tucker also addressed tho meeting, while Mrs Judson sang a 0010, and recitations were contributed by Miss May King, Miss L. Moll, and Mr W. Turloy. The Fife Band of'the Unionplayed several selections, and the members of the Bands of Hope sang the following pwees:— ./LaugninffPlifims" (encored), "WeBWl Win," " Hero '(Ye Stah/j'! (onpqrad , •' Clear the Way," "Qnlyby pnQ,"and '<Uod Hfoss our YoutJiful Band..'1 'i'ho singing of tho Rational Anthem brought tho proceedings to a plnM:

MR MACANDREW AND HIS CONSTITUENTS.

DcrKfpiX, Monday. MuMacandrexv, M-.H.R. for Port Chalmers, addressed his constituents to-night. He said that the depression in the colony had been brought »W tya system p{ cen tralism. Tlic central Legislature si^uM confine itself to maintaining the Supreme Court, the Postal and Telegraph Depart ments, and providing for the payment of interest on past loans. He expressed regret that Sir Oeorga (Jrpv seemed to regard the taxing of the unearned increment as of the first importance. If luo possessed one spark of the intellectual power of Sjr George Groy, he wouW "ruffle up" the spirits pf the people so Iliac the very I sliguld rise and mutiny," not against the unearned increment, but against the Qont(nuance_ of the upas tree of centralism- Federation with Australia would be the grpateat blunder, at any rate upon the lines laid down by the Conference. The only con federation he would go in for would be one by which the whole British Empire would be represented at Westminster. MrMac andrew was given a unanimous vote of confidence. ■ n^^Min-»- m urn

"THE PACIFIC SLOPE."

Clavor Capture of a Wife Doscrtcr

Yesterday tho local police authorities re ceived from Wellington a warrant for the arrest of an Italian named Deinonico iiaratto on a. chargo of wifo-desertion. The particulars accompanying the warrant de scribe the levanter as a man C feet high, dark, full bearded, and a railway labourer, As Baratto had drawn a considerable sum of money from the bank in Wellington, and as it was known that for some time he had cherished a desire to go to America, the Wellington police thought it pro bable that he had come to Auckland intending to do the "Pacific slope" in tho out-going mail-boat. Detective Walker was entrusted with the task of run ning tho offender to oarth, and after looking for hifl man without success all day, he took a stroll down tho Queen-street Wharf just beforo the departure of the Zealandia. Boarding the vessel, one of tho first persons he met waa a tall, dark man, with clean shaved face. Tho detective shadowed him, and presently found from his conversa tion that he was a foreigner. The detec tive then took Detectivo Hughes into his councils, and the latter expressing a belief that the tall, dark man would" do," Detective Walker made the arrest. Bar itto, for it was ho, admitted that ho had been about to leave the colony, but said ho had left monoy with luh wile. The ab sconder was marched to the Police Station, where his pockets and his portmanteau woro overhauled, some £9 or £10 in money being discovered on him, also a steerage ticket to San Francisco, taken out under a fictitious naino. Tho dotectivos wore at fault to what he had done with tho money ho had drawn from tho Bank, and tho unsophisticated deinonico denied that ho had monoy than had boon found in tho pockets. The watch-houso keeper, Constable Mitoholl, however, olucidatod tho mystery, making a search of tho prisoner's person, ho found a leathern belt, which, on being takon off, jingled melodiously. It was examined, and in recesses in this unsuspicious looking article ±"120 in sovereigns were discovered. Baratto will bo charged at tho Police Court to-morrow with tho offonco, and will no doubt bo remanded to Wellington.

AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

Svdnky, May 22.

Thk question of tho unemployed was brought under tho notice of the Assembly lost night, but tho Vromior declined to dis cuss it. Tho conduct of the agitators has placed tho movement beyond public ny in path}',

Tho Coinmlttaa on Noxious Trades havo resolved to request the Colonial Secretary, to sot apart three theiiuand aaros at Botany as a suitable site, and to romovo tho abat toirs there.

Mkliiourvk

Tho Presbyterian Assembly is strongly opposing the Scotch Church bell on the ground that it would bo tho creation and endowment of a new denomination nt tlio expense and to tho grievous injury of tho l'lenbyterian Ghurch in Victoria. Labour Is soarco in the provinces, and men cannot bo had for rabbit trapping at remunerative rates.

Tho Minister for Wator Supply has ex pressed himjplf as disposed to got an irriga tion engineer from California.

CAMBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL.

(fJV TKtKIJHAr^I— O^VN CuUIipi'ONDKNT.)

M-UUiniljiff;, this day. Tub Committoe of tho District High School have appointed Mr R. O. Stewart, of Waugahui, to the head-mastorshlp of tho school. Tho choico lay between Mr Francis, of Dunedin, and tho Rev. Mr Gulliver, of Auckland. Mr Ciullivor with drew, and Messrs Francis and Stewart woio ballottod for. There were four votes for Mr Stewart and throo for Mr Francis. Ip was agreed that tho appointment of an o's.sjstanl master remuiu in aboyanvo until te JJj"'J S.cjjpo) has'been' properly worked "I- " '

AN HEIR TO AN EARLDOM.

Another Now Zealand Romance of the

Peerage

(lIV TKLEOHAPH—OWN COKUKSI'OJJUKNT.)

UtTN'KiHK, tills day. Tub "TimoK " lias tho following :-A topic of conversation in Oamnru U tho di»<oovory that a gentleman who has had many ups and downs in the district, and lately earned a living by noting as assistant bailiff of tlie flroujfitjrjjjo's Court, bids fair to end an an ocoupant of"ar» earldom, >yjt|i mi annual incomo of £70,000. Tbo gontlon.au rptorred to is Mr F. \V. tirant, whoso father, Hon. Jamos 'Ogilvio Grant, has just succeeded to the title and estates of Earl Soatiold, consequent upon tho death of his npphow, the late earl, without issuo. Air Uiint, who now becomes' Lord Reidhaven, and direct heir to tho oarldom, lifts long been resident In the district ond (tiled n variety of positions', from commission agent down to labourer. When tho news arrived'bf die'death of his cousin ho was &nd stjll is a "man in possession" at a iarmcrie homestead in the district, a duty froin'wliicfi'Hp etoitfly"epf^soo to bq jjijloyod, so that tho uiifortuhatp firmer has the satis faction of knowing' that ho i» under com pulsion entertaining a lord and proßpeotlv'e member of the H«use ot Peers. The'nresont Earl Seafield is in his 65th year, so that tho Oamaru assistant bailiff will in all likeli hqpd bo tho 9th to bear tho titlo conferred by W(lliai), JIL Jfo is married to » daughter of Major Evans,' pf 'pamaru, and lias a family.

THE LUMPERS' LITTLE DIFFICULTY.

They Decline to Work with "Deep Water Sailors."

TUN Auckland lumpers belonging to the Now Zealand Lumpora! Union havo encoun tered their first littlo difficulty, and nro now "on strike." Captain' Scotland, of tho Crusader, asked soveral Union men to assist in' tUschflfgijjjj his ship yesterday, but as' he wishod'to' Work them in company with hißOwncrow they doolinod, inyinfe ibfU th'oy WPttld do'all tlio Work ol> hone, Tho lumpers baso tliojr action :on puff of fclie Union rules, which is" a? follows:'—" That ho member shall work aboard any foreign going ship with sailors, eithor loading or (jipphfffl.jinp'; any member'committing tho said offfe'nctj Khali (Jo fliM' {$% thp first olfenoe, and for tho sooontl offends sTiall be expelled from the Union," \> c are informed'that the Union'dbWhot object to members working with sailors in colonial Bhip?, 'and heneo thoy aro regularly em ployed on the Lfnion pottßany's Sr^fffi*"- The roason assigned for tha oitistenco of the rule we have quoted is that 'sailors in foreifen fjqinff vessels »ro " not a. tit of Eood at woriunjj"fjai-gm,' tfrtd' tlj&t jji id ' tlfpvpfpro unfair to expect* l'mjiijofs "to Syoyk with them and take part credjf) for any caiiGlesßnpas of Iwingss whjoh tho tars way exhibit in handling cargo.' 1 On tho other hand it appears hard that tho master of a yoagpi should not be allowed to use his own erpw in loading pr djspharging Jijs vp3Bel, and sq Jong as the sailors themselves nro satisfied it is unreasonable that the Union should bo permitted to dictate as to their employment. 'Capt. Scotland took this view of 'the matter,' and although tlio Lunipers' Unio'nTssaidtobd.'Wstrorig, he found no difficulty in securing "sufficient non-society men to onablo him to proceed' with' dis charging, find thus'tie Wt f » piit'to'Uttip'bv no in'oonvenionbo, Tho Lumpers Union, we believe, intend to discuss tho matter at a meeting to be hold to-morrow evening.

OPERA HOUSE.-MR R. W. SCEATS'S BENEFIT.

Tije benefit performance tondored to Mr R. W, Sceats (the popular baritone) by the Waitemata Minstrels and other local ama teurs takes place to-night in the Opera House, and promises to be a " big " success. A considerable amount of talent is engaged, ;>nd the programme \ia\i\a fort]) th> p.ro tpise Q.f ah er.fertiiijirneiit of pte'at (tesi^ness and variety. Theie will bp the usual chair business by the Minstrels, followed by a choice little conceit, and crowned by the first production in Auckland of Offenbach's sparjjlJßg qngrpttp,, 'sThp riar'per pi iifttli. ' Afraipst sucii a comljinatidn of attraotions, even the weather shoul(| be powerless to prevail.

Auckland Sharemarket.

Sank o£ New Zealand—Sellers, £21 103 atioaal flank-Buyere, OSs " ' Colo lial Bank—Buyers. 10s; Bpllers. 41s Sputh British. Insurance—^nyon}, 525; scllprs, Auckland Gas-Buyers, £9 las Union Sush and Door—del era. 82s (new) Auckland Timber-Scllors £5 New Zealand Loan and itorcantile—Sellers, £5 lit New Zealand Shipping-Sell ;rs. f 5 Princa Imperial—lss; buyers. Us 9d; seller*,

THE AUCKLAND "eVENIJVG STAK, TUE3DAX, MAY 27, 1884,



Wanted. WANTED, a Strong Boy.—Apply;./. L. Hcau. Wclloalcy-atreet. AXrANTEDTIioys in Smith's Shop, nnd V T to operate Machinery.—Auckland Timbor Company. . ANTED, a Respectable Boy.—Apply A. Yountf. Grocer, Grcy-titicet. ANTED, Respoctablc Boy to apsist in shop.—W.'C. Porter, Tobacconist, Victoria atre.et. ANI'ED, a Wheelwrighti— Cousins and Allan, Klliott-slrcct. \\T ANTED, Bootmakers to Know that VV the Strike at Garrett's still 'continues. Don't apply for work. , WANTED, Four (!ood Carpenters to nrocoiid to Hamilton, Waikato.—Apply at once to JuhnMcColl; Bulkier, Newnuu^e^j! ANTED, Two or Three Respectable Men as boarders in a private family.— Apply It) \V. VVh_»tvßniotiiittker. Alliert-atreet. XNTEU, HRuiitioii.—One woll known in both the Soeil and Timbor Tracles in open for an engUßoment.—U. Abcrerqmbic, at G. 11. Lavurß'a, Queen-street. J VITANTED, for tho timber yar^, Two YV Aotive Men, well qualilled to sort, measure, and book timber;men with a know leduo of carpentry proforred. — Apply to U- Hartley, Auckland Timber Company (Linuteil), C'u.stoin-stroet Weat. XNTED, a smart Youth for Painting and Paperhanglng; must have a know of the trade-Apply to Mr Bishop, Grocer, Pon sonby Rond. . ANTED, Work by a good Cftrpcntcr and Joincr.-App y to John Goodyear, al Mra Paul's Boaiiliii_-hou»e, llobaonatre(!t. \7I7"ANTED, a Wartlsman and Matron VV for the Poverty Hay Hospital; a married ciniiile without encumbrance preferred, balary, £10(1 per annum, with board and residence. Applications to bo rorwarde<f to the bocrolary on or before Monday, June Uih.-For particulars apply to 11. MoKay, Secretary. ANTEU, n tirst-clnss Trousero and Vest Hand, lit once. - J. Williams. Tailor. Victuria-atrcet, WANTED TO SELL, a |i|io i'« very Hiinerior Double Horsehair Matirassua, very cheap; at W.Ultogera'aFurnishing^ are houau. Pousonby Road. , WANTED, by a rospectablo young Lady, Situation of trust, as House, Bar, or Parlourmaid ; roleroncoa if, required.—Ad drcsH " J.F.,"3tau Olllce. ANTED, Apprentices and Improvers to the I)resanuiktn_.-A. Topinan. Draper, Ponsoiiby Ruadjopposite Surrey HiUs>. -;■ ANTED, _ good Dressmaker to work in the houso.—For address apply Star Oillco. . WANTED, a Goi|OFal Scivjint for North Shore.- Apply to Mrs I. Phillips, Pine Villa, Eden Creacunt. WANTED, a Genoral Servant, ono üblo tt) wasli and cook ; unother kept.—Apply, with roferencoj to J(fs Ami Uenliott, Ravuug bourne, Upper Symomla-atrect. ANTEdT a thoroughly respectable Woman, übont 40, to tflvo her aorvicca in return for a comfortable homo.-Au.licHs "K.R.A.,'care of Mra VauKhan, P.O- farnull. WANTED, at onco, ABsistants and Im provers to the IH-essinaking. — Mrs Laiigf ord.J'arnc|) ■ WANTED, by respopbjblo young Man, bitUUtion li) a copntry Bjorp, Vfho hiia great experience ii) a Kqropemi aud na|ivo trailo. -Address " A.8.C," oaro of S I'AR Ofllcu. ANTED, to Vurchaeo v Small Houso, within 10 minutea' walk of (Jueen-Btreot, on easy terniß.-A.Wily to T.U., Sr.mOUlcb. WANTED, Furnished Bed and Sitting room, with Attendance and'partial Board. The vicinity of Graf ton Rood prof erred. -State tin-ilia to F.IL. Stah Olllce VYnurrED, Hoardors ; bath, piano, VV honi6eonifor|B| eitio|le|)ttable;sp|on<lid view; superior aactflimodutlon. Torma, «!.- Kcnilworth Ilouae, Viißient-alfcut, WANTED -When you aro lnllobsou atreet call and see tho larpo and choico stock of Mosyiel Tweeds just ononed for thu eomiug aouson. at Alunro and MilHg-i a. ■~ - ANTCI), 1,000 W-tciios and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. NuUford's, Watchmaker, Victoria -street (next Union Hank). Vh «ru:e9 moderate: all work warranted for 1-2 mortj-ny* ■ " ~'''" WANTET> KN'OWN-Tlio'Hußject"' of Mr P. MoNanghfsLectnrein Kdon Hall to-morrow ovunlnt,' la "Tho Chrlaliunß ilopc. Half-paal guvoi). VI J ANTED to Sell, 10 Tons-of Pi imo >V Corned Deof. 2Jd por Ibj guaranteed Bound and bent quality, In 100.. 800.. niitl rfllXHb barrula; terms to Bult buyers. —o. Hulino, Butcher, (juoen-streot. -' ANTED TO SELL, two Grdcory Businesses (city), In-KOliißsmall; Wood ami Coal Yard (suburbs); Milk Walk*. 9 rows lOrn-hunga).--Wooding and. Co., Agents, UiKh stroct ._ j \Vr.A,;sTp]) to fjpll c||e )t p, good |ft]no_9 V? liaraa; HOOdtucii-out-HaFnoqs, Sa4il eh. BiiillcH. Sc, aiT|ioni|iß's Coal Yard, Pqnjifliiby, corner Ritta-atrget, __^ . WANTKWICNO WN—Homo very Cheap Lines In HootH and Slioea now Sulllnß at tho Shoy next (above) llolliind mid Jditlera.- VUitorio-Ktrert; ■ i fl f rANTED KNO\yN—E. T. IlorborL, • Draper, 2.M, Quoon-atrcet, is rcllnnill^h- Int; business, and nclllngatflaln gdla-onnt. WANTEITkWw'N,— If you want to buy t\ (liiainosa or sell s Businusj, apply to K. U'cltli i? -te Co., 'Husiliioss Wehango Aeents, lligh-streut (upstilra). • • ' t-'-'-''..'' WANTED KNOWN—J. Davey'-'ivna- Sons. Tuilora. &c. have Commenced: Business in tho nremlßes lately occupied by flic SayijiKsJlank, Darby-street. - ■" W' ""! A"K'T_is T"^Bf6\\'lJ -'airftijM*.. flair Brush! Ilair Brush for One Shlllmy The Shilling Hair Brush I AVhite hnhdle Half Brtisb,* only Ouo ShiHing.l r .M UQbsgn.s, ,Draj>er, Ponsonby. _____ ~,, ■ .-, ■ IvNTE"i) fo'SELXraSmgof^Sowiiig" Jlachine, 3 montlm In u»o,. porfuct order; very cheap.—Mrs Barton. Selwyn-strect, I'oil'Oliby. __. XTTANT_D KNOWN —Charlos Kolsoy V t and Co. have a beautiful assortment of Gold and Silyor Jewellery, tho whole of whlolt) has ihfr merit ot boiuir genuine, as they keep-no imitntions.—Charles Kclsey nnd Co.rl'.'O, Quobn atrcct. ■ WANTED pQWI -I ffttenhF op portunity ii) thankiiiß my ujany frionda and Cnstomera for tuist favours, and hopn for a continuance of tho same. Dressmaking In al tho latest stylos.—Mrs Klrkman. Dressmaker, Victoria-atroot West (two doors f rom Willianis'a Tailor). ■ WANTED SEEN by all buyers of Jewellery. Kclsey's Stock of real Silver and rcaVGqldi They kenp no Imjtaflrjn. fin thptif prei.ilops'i MiM' tl)i)j:cfori KliaVMPfi PV LT);Pi' n K aold'by them to bp real stlycf or ipjid.-Cliarles Kclaey and Cq., 12Q, Quocn-Dtvecy YXrANTBP ftHOTCN-UH«AP'*»«WB.r TT CnBAPTiMBBRI And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the yards of P. Gouub. Albcrt-atroei, WANTED," to Lot or Soil, V First-class Now Scvon-rooracd House and 1 Acre Station; 'buaea pass 'sovcral times daily; distance, not more than 20minutot>' walk from Upper Queen-street.— Apply to J. U. Smith, Morhingßldo, Mount Albert.' -' ■ ■ "■ WANTED, Buyers for Yolveteen, jit Is Cd yard ; Trimmed Hats, from 3s lltl; lil'ankots. from 10a Cd pair; Shouting, from lid to la >M; Flannola, from BJd; >Vomen'a and (.ihiUirens gtooktoga,; -f.om Mj cheap.,wia ■ Fashtonoblo Drees Materials: A-large assort ment of tho nbovo of unequalled valuo lit Wclloßloy HOU3C—A, Love-tt. - ■\:\r4NTEP 1-NOWN —That SAMpJEi TT Loveli. has opened an Katablishmcht in Buchanan's Buildings, Welleslfiy'street, as a First-olaas Mantle and Jackotmakcr.and baring had a largo experience in BOipo of t>iQ bPBt London hpnsps, \» In ft PP>lWpli'fu K«avantce a Par^c'tFitiLiiliist'stylu, ftnil (Joßrt Woi'kmun sliln,' Tho Oi't-'Wi'mftUintf flronch will bo undor tho aupervislon of an experienced eraon. WANTED KNOV^N—Velveteens from Ono and Sixpence Tier yard at Robson's, Drapo?, Pan«Qnby.T fllMfdts, Qouiitorpanes, Oalicoba, EK-nnKla; very cheap. ■'•■■■ \\T ANTED Kb OWN-T6 be sold cheap, Vt at Auri-ki'H Flirhitnro'Ejl\op. SIQ. Upuer Quciin-Btrbotbiuclfi FMMMtWe'ssoa,fo i Double ifo,, Us; llQdbteiCas. Wi (W'wssps, Oiulilrcn's Cols,' qauchpa, Suiipa of iMmiture,, Lwnpa,- Tablpa,' [jiviiconana, lioilevfl, ana all klmls of FumiUjra, at Auaten'a, 310, Upper Quecn-strocL All kinds of furnllnro bought. YXTyNTED KNOWN-That C\. JVBii- V T Hairdrosscr, foy tho. lftct li yoay-s next to tho British Ifatifl, Queeivstvect, begs to inform hia Oiistoinors that ho has Removed to Larger Premises in Viotoi'ia-street, noxt the Royal Mail Ilotol. Best brands of Tobacco and Cigars on hand w WANTED KNOWN, that aU working men can savo theii" mohoy by'calline; at tho Governor Gordon Restaurant. 'All Meals Sixponeoi Board-and Loclginjj Ij(3r,(jf\vo6ki— Kobert'Murabnlt, P*pvlctoV--'»}a(6 ttjo adcTrcas —yearly qpPqbHo Uio Waitcniftta Hotol, and cloaoto thcDooU. WANTED KNOWN—The following Great Bargains:-.™ Night pups, 2d each; Boys' Sailor Suits. 5a Cd the Suit; Men s Trousers and Vests, 8s fid (Twecd\; Tw'ertu Trousers, 10s; Men's Rlapjc ClQttl VMia, 5a Od: Children HftnrtkfrfMlefS, W hfiu GontR1 full sil'p Wiiitei dp., 3il; Dresa Oheok, Is; Di'esa Presprvera, id a pair; Dress Improvers, la 9d; Drill Punts, 2a 8d; Fißurcd Dross Stuir, lid;, radios' Dlack Silk Mita, 1b 3d; Slate Silesia, 3Jd ; Black do., (M ; Wincey, 5Jd; Check dp., 9S; Velveteen (Black), Is Bd; 10/4 White Blankets, 12s Cd the pair; Cretonne, GJd; Black Cashmere. Is S_; Black Lustre, '-4; Toilet CoVers, lid rs "Cd; Kn t t;ing Cotton, Is Gd: Black Btujjdb ' We.ti 1»! Cmpo, 9s nd tf,<f Vaid'i lot af frosh Prihts, g.Ji; Sh'irtnis. sJdi Haid Dross Stuff, lid- splendid Biuo Sorpre, lid; Dress Stuir, i Jtl • Boys' Mole Trousers, Is 6d; Parlour Door Mats, Is lid; Men's Shirts, Is lid; Ladies' Striped Hose, 4{d; Wool Squares, Is, Is Od, jm 2a; Gents' Tronsnrs. .(ii'4 Y?5.t3., S« U«:l Velveteen. U "'4- S\i, ■':•£!.,lit (>«m;'K-v .Drapory gh^wfeeMlWstfedt ' •'' ■:" ■'- WANTED KNOWN- That tho STOCK of CLOCKS A.NP, WATCHBSANn J_W«LLKRVat . ■■ ' ■ qQQDSQN'S LONDON AHOAP^ ha» been Greatly AflßWentpd by LAIIG- AR RIVALS, and an Inspection is solicited of the STERLING GOLD and SILVER GOODS (all WARRANTED) in the Qucen-atreet"Window, and the, Art-tip IMITATION JEWELLERY ?n tlie Victoria-street Window. Wft malep a SPECIALTY of these Two Lines, keopinft both the Genuine and Uie Imitatipivto SUTt al) TASTES and l^ockcta; ljut they are JfeptTSepa ratc and Displayed in Different Streets. StterU Silver Sots, 2s Cd; Brooches and Rings. Isleach; and fathor Lines equally Cheap Sat (SOQDSON'S LONDON ARCADK, Quoen-st.and Vietoriast.. and at Christchurch and Wellington.The Fancy



Wanted. \\7"ANT£D, a Boy wiio can make Pal- T T liaaaoa.—Apply Stah Olllce. WANTED, a'lioy to Run Errands; also, Hoy lo learn Collar-makliiK.— 11 enry Brace anil t:o. (Limited). High-strcot. WANTED, Two or Thrco Hoyc.— AiipLy, between 7 and 8 to-night, to K. 11. Percy, Crumpet Maker. tiroy-Htruot. WANTED, a tivst-class Machinist- Apply J. If. Dalton, Tailor, Vlctoria strootJSasl. ■ W"7_NTEl)7for a few days, a handy Man to out ilrowood, oto. — Apply to Mr Knight, Butcher, St. Mary's Road, Ponsonhy. WANTED, a respectablo Married Man for a milk round.—Apply London Dairy, Victorla-atreet. W ANTED, a small Basket Carriage (cheap).- Address " E. 5.8.," Collln House, Arch Hill. . W" ANTED,"FemaIe Cooks, Waitress, Housemaid (town), Lad to drive cart, Lad for farm, Generals, Young Girls.—Apply at Mrs Whitcombe'g Registry, ANTED to Recommend, trustworthy, industrious Woman—working house keeper, plain cook, or general in small family,— Miss Grant, Dundorala-Btreot, Nowton. WANTED, Boy able to milk, and make himself useful on a farm. — Apply, Imtweon 11 and a o'clock. S. Howard. 11, Sclicrd's Buildings, Fort-street. WANTED, a Situation as useful Com panion, Housokecpor, or In an hotel.- AddroßS "T.V.,"Stak Ollloc. WANTED, a rospoctable young Man to drivo cart and take out orders.—Apply to J. nilllngton and Son, Freeman's Bay. W" ANTED, DRAPERS.—Wanted, two good General Hands for the Drapery. Must ho steady.—Apply W. li. Gidllng & Co.. Blenheim, Marlboroiign. WANTED, a Girl to help in the kitchen and slcop at home. — Apply Wynyard Houso, Kden Crescent. Ti^TED, a good Plain Cook.—Apply Albert House, Albort-strcot. WANTED, Two Rcspectoblo Young Men as boarders in private family. Terms moderate.—Apply Mrs Smith, Upper Union Btrcot, WANTED, by Gentleman, Sitting , room and Bedroom, with board and at tondanco. In privato family preferred.—Ad dross, with full particulars, to " Strathmoro," HoxHI.O.P.O. WANTED, a Situation as Nureo, or At .tendant on Invalid Lady. Needle woman (own machine); four years' roforenco; auo, iO; tqwn or country.—Addross Z Z.Z., Stab OfllcOj ■ WANTED, four first-lass Drossinakors. —Apply at once tp Miss Dempsoy. the great Drcssnmking Department, Wm. Haehan's CaHtlo Drapery and' Clothing cstabllahinont. Holiaon-Birpot (qpposito Gov. Hrowno Hotel). W~ ANTED, ono or two Ladies or Gentle men to Hoard or otherwise; healthy and pleasant locality.—Apply Mrs J Coupland, Howo street, 3 doors from Borosfiird-Btreot^ WANTED, by a respoctable lady, a Situation as Working Housekeeper, or any place of trust. Would glvo her service al most free for n homo for horself and a little girl. Country prqfcrredl — Address Housqkoopor, Stah Olllce.' ' . XTLrANTE]^, all the Now Avriyalg, and W Olil Oups. too, to Cull at Farrell a p4 Harniiby'si'Dlltuhura, }V 5. Q'licen-stri'Pt, to lie suciU tho quality and e*amliio tho prloo or our Meat. Prlmo 1/ioal Boot and Mutton, from id jwr lb. Cash purchaser* most liberally dealt with. Roll up, and till your kits for very little money. WANTED KNOWN, that W. Hinton, Medical Electrician and Chiropodist, hus Komoved to Albert-street, two doors from Oook-street, Nervousness. Rheumatism. Para lysis, &c. treated, (,'orns removed without pain. WANTED KNOWN. PQn«nn»tiap Qf the SICLLJtjG OlfSVGwuid lotof Udles' HiKh-hool liaotu aiidßhoeafor evoninaparties, bafla. &c, very choap: also, liadloV High-hoel Prunolla or lofting Boots, Is tkl: Ladlus High hcol, High-log, Suwn. Button Prunella Boota, lia (id: I-dloß' handsome Sewn House Hoots, with Koloshed sides. 3s fid: grand lot of ' Infants' Block and Coloured Tassel Boots, Is 6d ; Infanta' pretty Strap Butterfly Shoes, 2s; Infants' High-leg Button Boota, 2s 6d: Children s Patent Leather Bo«ts, size 7to 10,3 n: ajap, a very large snporinr stonk qf ],*ftW olid Rents' outaido of tho ahqp) to phoosp front at (tollipiar* Uout. Shop. Victoria-street. WANTED K'NCRVN-Tho following various partioulurs which concern various jiooplc [—Fifteen Hundred Clioap, New, Haniluomoly llou'ml linoks, tucludlng "Young Moil's Safoßuard In tho Perils of tho Abo," '!» M : " Heroism and Adventure," 2a lid; " Old Jonatlian." 2s Od; Shakospeare's Com plete Works, with l_fe. coinploie in 1 volume, Sj; "Thii Pictorial World," a very largo lllus irntcd book, Hi 01; ' IJelßravia." another hiunisomo illustrated book, Us Gd; " Clmmbera's Journal," 3a M, _c Those who are in the habit of buying books arc likely to be thoroughly luttoniHlu dat soini' of Uju tnl,^.. Vca. $ the lb. wh|c:|i l(|o not rcconiiiictiil'.SfilCndkl lctt.lßOcl. I mil Viiit ".uWTiutt/iatthplElid VeakoYPi^lPrter than \ytu\l \ sn|<l a,t la m a few weftka ftKQ. ktid whioi won» 9a tm- st«no Wn«. *» l'j« i)oa. 04' Ufl tins lb | Amowaa Btxxuns. fkl; Good S|icctuc:)|!». tkl. Superior do. Ud: Spectacle Cases Id : Gimblcts, Id and 2d ; Small Sere wdri vert), 2d; Uaoful Hammora, Is 3d ; Short Axch, (id; Loni; do., Oi tkl; Nicu Lot of Piirsos, fid; TobucpQ |'q||Choo, fl4:>'ll» S||QV(.lb, Wand M aUntorns. Is ! »l)oo Hriisheo, Is Wmd2s Ul tho Bet of 8; Spfiibbiiig lt|>iinhep. fid 1 lflaok Lend Brushca, lo i 1 ablo Siiooiia. Id i Nloo Lino of Tea Sbooua, 3d; Urand Line of Violot Powdur, Id per paokut; Nnpkin Rlnt's. (W ; Superior Dinner Kiilvcts, iscachlKplaßh Mais for vVashstands, M • Grand Suiicrlor do.. UJ ; titroot Door Matß, !s ikl; Parlour Door;Muts, is Ud ; Candlesticks, <h! to Is; hotter Clips, (id ; Children's Tin Plates. Id; Handsome, Good-sized. Imitation Carved Looking Glasses. 0d and la; I «r;Tf! Tna Tw/s, is ?dj 5;,,u1l da.. f.,|, \n n k in Vip;pdfe?. hi itho .winiluw Atld'ijpii Hip lirnml Lin_ oi Brown Teu Pots I iiii soilinu at tkl, Del. and Is; Hat Racks, Is (id ; Good Koto Paver, 2d : Knvelopes. 2d the packet of 50; Good Black Ink. Id tho bottle: Jllnck and Coloured Ink ll,iwo »Kna hotUp), 6(1) N.. 11 iftuslUHl. 3ft; MMiianDloffiei flrtishes 'lid; flrooni HiMula Uofil,&-, WxoKjise Hooka, M ; Account 1IqoU», W i Uulera, lid ] Oloographs, Gd per doa. ; Hood - slued Photographs, from the groat mtwtei'B, 2d oaoh, or Is ikl tho do_.; Frnmud Chromo, Pioluroa. tkl and Od each ; lot of ordimity Hooks 4d to l«; London Journals and Family Heralds (monthly parts), 6d ; Youne Lartlos' Journals, 9d; Piano. Music (sonaa). Id' "eiu'.h ; Jiasy Pieces for<Piiwio, 4<l; Ploce M\\sio, 6i{ caohj Soap (for cleanine ,lo^nllej.y, Pmte, *&c, &c ),2d iholijTije tfL\iQ ; WaTffi Rll(f?.BsW : lot of p lean-Tinware. Dresajng Opmbrt U\ I latgw ana sm«U Tonlh Uoiutu, 941 Tooth Bnishps, Id andtld l MfttUn^, Sd theyai'd; Ladles' Rooking Ctmi™, Ho j Cane Soat do., with arms, 15s; Swing Looking Glnsaes, Ss 3d, Is Od, and 5s lid' Tart Tina, 4d; Baking Tins, 6d; Slop Basins, Id; Sugar Basins. Cd; Glass do., )s; Decanters, Is; Cups and Saucers, 4d; Ultchon Tables, 9a Gd, 10s Dd, Us M : n.ttvorCciotCirs. "if, Pallli^scs redaoci to Ua ad J *'!&< Matta.B_Sß,, t>a Gd and »6 t<d; *old',ul?- C^iAltn (cajpet soatom, fta lid; SaUto&W (iio il. Is id, UM. k3s |jd i'j^oilet Sets, fa'SdVl. Bpdßtc(iflß teblr), {& tM i Colonial Cquohea, &i •, Dfloii Map. 'k \ J<anilikina, M an\l« i tynl Hatfia- \»GA i BannLter Bnislios. ls^ Jlandnpnio Stuli.d Couchos, SBs; lot of Cheap Toys, Id to Cd; &c, &c, at Dampior'a Hobnon-street Shop. rjrr anted known NOWr"srIOWINU J. (4BROWN'S, PARNELL, tarSPKCIAL, VALUE IN-Kl ULSTERS AND FOUR •IN - HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MIL^INERY;*'' HAND-MADE tJNDERCLOTHINfi, FLAN N ELS 'AttD1 BLANf ET3, SHFETT«Qa, I'AfiLE LINENS, HOBIEIiV AND GLOVES, "VELVETEENS. A L.VRGK STOCK Of GKNKUAL DRAPERY TO SKLKCT'-FilOM, AND PRICKS EOWEU THAN (JUEEN-?T., jj. g. brq\v^, y,^r>y^^L, ' NEIL AND CLIFFORD'-S WELL-TRIED HEMKD}£3 \fINTfBR • ' ■ COMPOSITION POWDKR.-It 1? k*\o\yn \n all Krigli9h:_i)caking coupWiea ior i« wany good Qimlitios. You who arc, subject to CoMa or Soro Throats do^ be without it; Is «d ft tin; LK&IIM OF GIL.KA.D-—Seven gears' trial has proyed tbla to h» ono of tho Best Compounds ever ottered (or tho ouro of Colds, Bronchitis, AHtlima, nnd Cough. 2s a Bottle. COUGn POWDER.-KfflJCtnal and quick in (!oiigostion. Pleurisy, or rnHaminalija q{ ihts Lungs. laCda Tin. CQVG)| S¥ HU1 I ,—Where there are children neitliing is hotter for Coughs. Croop, or Bron chitiß, A pure oxpectorant without morphia 6r opium; Is 64 and 2s a Bottle. HOP.BITTKRS, 2s 6d a Bottle. IIJ H L & C. L~ I 3ji f O ft D, Botanic DiSP^aAqV^ Wbsiahs_rv-sth ekt, 1 " Avpkland. ■wTfrl d ~kT~n o.w n. TO BE CLEAIIED, AT S" t c r he n a o, $ >. y, Kar«jpa^a^ R h a». nkwton. ;.oi\ paiM Ri<i Glovos, t_ 6d per pair; 1,000 pair* Llslo Thread Gloves. (!d, worth I; 1,500 pioooa (good shades) Ribbon Velvet, 18 yards for Od ; 600 yards Sash Ribbons (9 shades). Is Gd Ser yard; 2,000 dozen Dress Buttons. 2d per ozon; Dreßs Materials, 4Jd, 6d, 7Jd por yard upwards; 1.000 yards French Cashmorp (I|J sliades),ls per yard; 500 yards Froflkh Sfjorlnft (G shades), Is9d, worth 2? Cd: Ctime^n Slurtina, 9Jd, Is, Is Sd. fe2 3 M \fii. Jiwli «nipn Slujting*. from 1 o*6" 'iinwarda: Flannels, ?Jd, Bd. Is per yavdnpYvanlß; Ox i Blankote(all wool).9slid per pau'.' Try our lGs Trousers to Measure— oan't bo beaten. MILLINERY—by experienced hpmlg DRESSMAKIi[G(-:Vtf- fi^i\evJenced hands fAiLOBING— by experienced hands , Or* tub Premises. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AN$ ?,AL5p \YAF.EHO(>Si], ROAI. SBWTON. Advertisements Late for OlassifiQ^a lIAXPATfE^S •—ah,a'(l the publiq purse cyerbo taxed'in'behalt of tho support of onfaosltlontchoolsl > '■ ■■ ' IJ7IOR SALE, two light, elegant Pheatona 1_ i with hoods. Comfort and style1 comb^ed v vtjth durability and cheapness.—Ed vfln Harvie, Uppqr Symoiids-si reet. KATES ! SKATES !-- Herbert H. Smith has a Few Pairs of First-class Skates for Sale.—Auckland Iron Works,



Miscellaneous Wontcils. - A GENTLEMAN desires Board and Residence in a private family, within easy distance of town. — Address "A.T.L," Post-ofllce. AN Experienced Barmaid wislios En . Kagomoiit in llrst-clasn hotel: th-3t-clasß rufurcnues.—Apply "Mabel." Btah Ollloc. IjlIRE WOO U. -^ri-trce. —Wanted iminc ? diatdly, 200 or 300 tons.—Post-office Store, Dcvonport fjnd~TAILORESSES.— Wanted, a Vest A Hand ; ono who can work machine prc ferrcd.—F. Massey, Tailor, 67, Victorla-atrcct. mUADESMKN'S BOOKS opened, made X up. posted, chocked and balanced period ically by an Kxpericnced Accountant, at a nominal cost—Address "Accountant," P. 0.8. 78, Auckland. To Let TO LET, two Houses of six and seven rooms —Apply Staii Olllce. TO LET, Furnished 7-roomed House'; Piano. &c—Apply Isaac Bloom, Wollesley- Btreot. ___^__ TO LET at Birkenhead, Northoote, 4 room Cottage and Orchard.—Apply T. McMastcr. Queen-street. TO LET. Two Front Rooms (furnished or unfurnishod).—Apply to Mrs Jackson, Randolph-street, Upper Pitt-street. Nowton. TO PAINTERS. — Wanted, a Brush Hand at onco.-J. Morrow, Clifton Villa, Oliphant-streot, Ponsonby. TO LET, a 4roomed Hcmeo, olose to Queen-street; rent, lOa.-J. Williams, Vic toria-street _—___^_— TO LET, 4-roomed House; newly reno vated: Pratt-Ptrect, off WeUington-Btreet. -Apply T. Carlesß, Summer-street, Ponsonby. TO LET, a new Four-roomed House off Richmond Road; register grate, colonial ovon, and tfood well.—Apply H. Field, Rich m nd Road. \ / | VO LET, good Shop and J)wellin^, I Newmarket; immediate possession. — Grant and Crossan, Fjrth'3 Buildings. TO LET, 4-roomed Hcuße, Gladstono ati'cet; 0-roomed Houso, Newmarket; Immediate possession. — Grant and Crossan, Firth's Buildings, TO LET, 3-roomed Cottage in Eden Terrace; rent "a.—Apply J. W. Heath's Store, Charlotte-street (by Riding School, New. North Road). TO LET, in Parnell, 5-roomed Cottage, with Wash-houßfi Btablcs, and over throo-Quartcr aero of \9A in grass.—^Y- & 4- Frater, 1 and Agonta, Queen-street. ' TQ LET, fcjary : str<jet, Mount Eden, a Houso of ilYowuha.—Apply Mr Stevens, Mary-street .. tf\b LHT; Houso of five rooms (wator laid I oirt.in Hardingo-strect: rent. 17sper week. —Apply to Mrs Thos. Craig. Ilardlnge-Btreot TO LET," at foot of College Hiii, 5 rooms; water laid on.—Apnly on pfcuisos (new houeo). '_ ' TIO LET, a 4-roomed House; 10b per week.—Apply Mrs Verrall, Norfolk-Btrect, Ponßonby. B T~ O LET, New six-roomed House, off Great Nonh Road, Arph Hill-16 minutes' walk froni Queen-street; rc.ut oUeap. Jnnuive GlaqgßW ator.o, ftceap jjorth Rpad^ TO LET, in Vincont.street, Furnished Bod and Hltting-rooms; use of kitchen; gas and water told on.—For address apply Btab Oillce. mO LET, a House and Shop in the best .I. position of Ponsonby Road—suitablo for almost any buslnesß.—Apply to Dutton Bros,, Upper Queen-street. '" O LET, at Mount Eden. 3 6-Ropmed. VI las, with bay wincjiwiTv.flf&nd^h. tl\e: placea (vlth rcgUtei'Hanvs), tanks, cellars, and otithoVsM, situated jtist holaw Smith* .'Bus Oillce.—Apply to Jegso Btokos, Mount Edon Road, J . TO LET, Desirable Business Premises, Bituato In Wyndham-stroet. noxt" Herald" olllcn, now in tho occupation of Messrs Schmidt to. Co. These desirable premises are centrally situated, very convenient, and woll afopte^ {« an importer or wholesale merchant.—Fflll p^vp culars. D. F. Kyans, Qneen-street. liierusins: Notices. HARATAUNOA LICENSING DIS TRICT. NOTItiB OF APPLICATION FOR TRANS KKH OF LICKNSK. I, Patrick BnoDr, of OAromnn^ b.<4na the holder of a Pnhl|can_ LlcensiJin respect of thj Ho\(sp and EremWea Knp.wu rb the Tramway Ilgtcl, situate a( I'pper Township. C'oromandel, do hereby givo UQttCQ that 1 dosira to obtain, qnd. wjll, at the next Moonging meeting, to be hsUleii iiV Coi-oniftiulel on the seventh day of Jmui, \SM, apply far a transfer of tho sad lictmso from myself to Patrick Harry, my appointee—Dated the third day of May, 188-1, PATRICK RRQDY. Coromandel Licensed Victualler. Last and Found. LOST, a PiL'oon (silver beard cock). Finder will bo rewarded.—Apply Stab Oillce. LOST, in the Post-oflice, a Piir-econtain ing money.—Finrtcr -will bCI rewarded en Icavlnir at'f. P, WHfflana ./oppositef tlie Post- Suice, - ' ' LOST, at (iovernment House, on Friday nhjht. a Lace Handkerchief.—Tl\o fincit^ will obago by li-qvlng itatSTAKOfflco." T OST, an 'Wiuvsday last, (rom Ureat JLW North Road, a Urln'dle Greyhound (slut).— Kindor will bo rewarded by returning game to Mr Mahon, G1o«kow Store. Great North Road. " LOST, on Saturday, a Mongrel Sky? Torrier Dog to'tlie nftW 'of "Schneider;" h'l3 d^rk curly btJfly wAd yaww ish logs.—A suitable reward \yi(j"fie paid on re turning him \o \hj, offlto of tho Puoillo .Mail Btei)mß^|p, Qonipßny, . '- FOUNU, noiw Lake Road, North Shore, n Saddle.—Apply Wilding and Lyes, I'iintor., 10, Grey-street. : JJJ OT]j C ? ft?" KTfiMOYAL. T. HOLDER, Architect, Mas Removed to lIICJH-STREET (over Mr Williamson's, Estate Agent, and noxt to Canham's). BONEDUST FQl's AL E, Ex LOOK-OUT. A SMAIX SHIPMENT OF BONEDUST TO BE SOLD CHEAP. Apply . ■ NICCOL & H^VKTSOX. •' Queen-strec.t. irn B a~^' '^ E- t;- t, J. • in thahl-ing his numerbus Customers foi tl*lV'Wtf4ißUppt)Att. WPW » yokp. (o intimato for tho convenience' of J>ig Mount Etlcn and, PonsoiibY CUstouiir-'lhat ho Intends sending his cart with a Fresh Supply of Goodß one day.eVeiy weok, and hopes for a continuance or thw patronage. Ponsonby, Tuesday; Mt Kdon, Thursday. __ nnAUPIRI EXT^ND^ii,\)OAL:M^Ni>[^ 4- (LIMITEDjj.' NOTinp. I^| CfJOINSUMERS OF TAUPIRI . AL. 90.A,^ fi'ffift %\\W Mmca in the Wtvikato V.ejut? 'KAV l^tvoclucod into tho Auckland Market, Cossumers of TAUPIRI COAL are Koquosted to be Careful In giving their Orders in future to aak for " TAUPIRI COAIj,1:. FRANS SOJiKRVF, Secretary. Auckland, May 2«, 1881. TF this sfiouTd"meet i\\o eye p/(i \Vorking ■■ . Man—Splpndid Colftureo Molo Trousers, ■^Tpd a p.^ir, a,V Feyjijuidois,, Newton. PERSONAL. — Important Notice to Housewlveß.—lf you wish to economise and show your husband that you are indoed tho true holpmate, buy all your Meat for Cash at Farrell & Barnaby's, Shipping and lff«mi^y Butchers, 175, Quoen-st. Tho qftatyy•gtfqraiHe/erji | ft -g—q -JT-5 L . "*i'o vlie many friends and other residents of Dovonport who, within tho last few days, have given mo such proof of their confidence and appreciation of my best intentions for tho gogd, of tho district. I return my sincere thanta. Jjf is very gratifying to me to know of kI»9 t_ 8); ing which exists towarflu nip/and which I iha.ll always end 9 a.YO,,rjO^ ARDNRR> May lm. 18%). North Shore Pharmacy. Tenders WANTED, Tendpr- for Excavating an AHQtwent.—F. Potter (Gee & Pottor). ~\X.r ANTED, Tenders for Building a V T Chimnoy.—Apply Horsloy ftftd ttowley, Ang'.esea-street. TO OAltrsHXP.^8 "—Wanted Tenders for thoorcct^on of 2 S-Roomed Cottages in i-onaohliy. " rlans and specifications wanted foi name.—Apply P. F. Hiscock. Monmouth Cost tage, William-strcot (off Wellington-streaky mo C A R P fi 1? * X R S. Tendera iff. th» erection of. a cottage of. J roouis "at Melroso, North Shore, will bo received •unto Noon of TUESDAY, 3rd June, at % (flftic* of Mr B. Tanner, 8, Queen-street, whew speci ficationa may be • seen. <■ ■■ ■ ':■ ■ ■ ~'■ m o r -^ yjry\% y R .'ft "renders wi)_ be rocolved!nj) t<j nopn1 o; ¥mf)Jtr, t^'e' Btl* 1 tor. the Krectlw. b BttcSc or. Cpncrete, of Tw(o y-ill^ R^flldeiKjea.^ Sypi6ndß-strci}t nm ' _■_" .'. - ' PlansV &O-, at our OfQccs, Queen-stteet. 'EDW. MAHQNEY Ie SON. ArchKeota.



For Sale FOR SALE. Pig Iron, Ne. 1 and 3.— Apply, for particulars, Box 31)7. P.O. FOR SALE, a quiet Buggy Horse; carries a lady.—For particulars apply to John Close, St. Mary's Road, Ponaonby. 1710R SALE,,J3evcral Houses in city _ and suburbs'of 5, V, and 7 rooms cash, in xuod positions.—lL Partington, Land Agent . FDR SALE, House and Allotment in Franklin Road; 4 rooms and scullery.— Apply to Mr George, Franklin Road j or Mr H. G. Wade, Architect, Qqeon-atreet. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, a Drapery Business, Karangahapc Road ; the stock will be sold very cheap, about £10.—Address at Stab Office. Y^Oll SALE, Seed Tanks at English cost Jj prico; 3 new 200 gallon Water Tanks (de livered in neighbourhood).-C. T. Wren, Seed Warehouse. Romuera. Telephone, No, 109. FOR SALE, Mount Edeu, Fine Build ing Allotments, from oQs per foot, on very easy terms; also, Molford-street, Ponaonby.— If. Partington. ITIOR SALE, Rokeby-street, Cq.mfortable J? Cottage. 1 roams; gas laid on, &c.; House is in first-class order, and cheap.—H.. Partington, Stlchbury's Buildipgs. OR SALE (Mount Eden, comer Albert and Victoria Avenue), a good six-roomed Ilouae, with bath-room, cellar, &o.—Apply on the promises. TjlO.lt SALE (Cheap), a New six-roomed JJj House, gas and water laid on, in Kent-st., Surrey Hills. Only a small deposit required.— Apply to F. Hastings, on the premises. FOR SALE, Four-roomed House; allot-; ment, 37 x 120, with good ranee and water laid in; £110 oash, remainder on easy terms. ~ F. Standing, Liverpool-street. FOR SALE, 4-roomed House, Sunnysido Road, Mount fiden. Allotment 50 x ISG. Also, three Allotments adjoining, each 50 x 190 feet.—Apply to g. Garry, at Mr Mason's, Hair I>rcsßer. OR SALE, in Parnell, four Houses. Having had one house burned down I am determined to sell the remaining four at ar,y price. No reasonable offer refused.—Apply to Sam White. Fencer, Cuatoniß-Btrget. OB SALE, a New House on a Freehold Allotment 3? s 111, situated in Wolfe-st.. off Hepbuvn-stroot, containing two entertain ing-room 8, throe bedrooms; batnroajn, kitchen, pantry, and workshop. Price, £<op.—Apply to, R. J. Roberts, on the premises. FOR SALE at once, first rate fio«>rding hou?o Icity), 16 rooms.; hftth,, gas i Ingoing, HIM; rent low; loflj; Ipasp ; a KQOd ohanco. Also, nice little J-'anoy ttoode Shop; stock small; cheap.—Business 'Exchange Agency, Hlgh-st. iupqtajral—Wooding & Co, FOR SALE, a Good Business Site in the centre of the Karangahapc Road, New ton. 33ft. by 100, with G-roomed House erected, in good repuii ; back entrance.—Kor pric? and particulars, ajiply to Carbines ana Taylor, Auctioneers. XpOR SALR, a now House containing 5 -1? flooms and Scullery; gas and water laid on; all fenced in; ten minutes from G.P.O. Views harbour and Domain.—Apply to Henry Olvll. Builder, Portland-street, off CracraA-M-* Parnell. FOR SALE, in a snug-" positioiTat''Rocky Nook, a Frtiehold Volcanic Allotment in idwin-strciii. and a nearly New Cottage, with bfty window and several conveniences; price, JJ-'liO; ooah requirod, tM, the balance can remain on mort«a({a at 8 per cent, or £250 cash. This JB a bargain.—F. G. Ewjpgton, Land Agent TmOR IMMEDIATE S.ALE, ST. STEPHEN'S ROAP.. Buruell-Handsarne and commodieus Residence and Ground. The. house contains about 10 spacious rooms, in first clussoixle'r. and rcp'.etc with all conveniences (ihtiivllytouncl in a genQeniau's r4_jdonce» The ground, aboUt U acto, ia^aSjttfMly lam out as pardon.; lawn, iii, <"Thl», though leasehold. Is a TPVOf wiffiWe property, and is placed in the market in bansouuenoo of proprietor going to Sydney, and. is well worthy the attention of any gentleman requiring a first-class residence. Cards to view, and all particulars, from D. F. EVANB, Estate and Tg^d iyj^nt, •pv O. Ti ft - "A. fe'- E, Farm, situate ess than one ir.ilo beyond the Mangare Bridge, from Onehnnifa, just on the brow of the hill, commanding a grand view, and unsurpassed as a gentleman's residence site. This Urst-olaw itUe Dairj- Farm, consists of 1Q Aoifss if the best' Volcanic Ijmd, with KeswSnce, Cottage, Stables, Cowsheds, and sundry outbuildings, all in SQQd urvjci'. The land is well situated for uHilidiViaiiiH. having a frontage to three roads, hesidoa adjoining the Mangere Oespasturlaa i Reserve, aiiordlna every facility fay. caSle. grazing, &o.—Full particular^, cw implication TiniLDiNQ "allo'tmen^s iqyey X> -ANDSUByRBSV ; Queen-street (near KoMin_ahapc Road)—At £JQ pec foot. Nckon-street—o6 feet frontage, at £7 per foot. Hummer street (Ponsonby)—_.lote.Jeach 33 feet, at 15s per foot; Summer-st. (Ponsonby)—l lot, £100 for the lftt. Clarence street (Ponsonby)—l lot fof £iji, id fei-t frontage. John-street (Ponsonbyl : \ l_i tor £60, 40 feet frontage. ■ Cumin-atroot (Ponsonby) lit) x 117 feet Gins., at'ft! porfoot. Church-street (Ponsonby)—3B x 100, good posi tion, at £3 per foor. PompallierTerraeo—3 allotments, 45 feet tini, at £3 lta per foot ' * Norfolk-street—AUotinentufr.ftfflfiaiOspej'foot. Lincoln-street -Altotiriteflf, 4 { x 100. at £315s per foot, Stuart-street--Wood allotment for £80. Wallace-Btr«3t—tirand allotment, 80 x 200, for Outer allotments at Mount Eden, Newton, I'arnell, &c, to be sold on advantageous ter»a, . Apply to ! ; D. F. EYAN^,, /. i LANfI AC^NT^ANDAUCTIONEER. , ■ . , < QIT.KN-3TREKT : (N'oxt Bank of Außtralasifl). ~BLBOSE, 3 tARftE ALVOfIdStfTS ■'■' • payAip. rja Park, 3 A'itotmcnu; I tta per foot, oheap Ndi;Oiccf«,%ri23Vfeetd«in.3oa . ' AVrfUngton^reot, (city). £U Molla-strect, Kllcrßlio, lot 53, large depth. ?5s BaV^eld.-'Very-large Allotment, £90. £100, and - J8» fld par foot -.- Mount Rosklll, 50 x HSftfiln, 45s per foot, Richmond Rood, 117 feet lota deejj. £* *.=a per I foot cheap College Road. £715s )idr.loot Glad stop. oJN,iirth.c.otc). lacxo, £S5-. - ..,»... Melwra-sTreet,* £218s per foot Northcoto. cheapf^OJ'lOp.ijlSJ' c: Mount Kden, rtospe^ T«"«e& choap, 25a p«r fMt j Motfiit Kde«, Ootiagc, £300 Vewtoii. Cqttago, only.£loo Bjrtenhead. 23 aores, cheap . • Surro7ll ills EBtato. 5 grand Allotments, £5 per ft ,; t • I .. ~ £4 „ Franklin Road, best part. Corner site; aple^d^i : business site , ' Ponsonby and Franklin Itouja, w ijeuoo, tor 50 years, grand pcaltitw"'' •'"■ Prospect To;raoe, Ponsonby, 4 roomß and out- VtW>nlt». £■■' 1Q Snrtnfstreet. Ponsonby, House, (good condi tion). £250 '* .: Also, cheap Houses, &c Inspection invited. ;■ XV. GULLIVifK, |JCOOMBES'B Cp^^Eßl^ W, Q,DEK>{-t>T^EET. A LLOTfIENTS for sale (cheap), Lcam j\. i,iigton street, Valley Road, Mount Eden; —Two good Volcanic AUotmonta, eaoh 49 x 90ft. lit. 20a per topt Apply j. R. Raniiurson, Mol yantll^ Chainb'efq. Queen-street. : A BARGAIN,—For sale, new 4-roomed j\. Cottago, with scullery and every conveni ence, for £240.—Terms apply \y, £ v ' Alien, Draper. Jorvois Road, PonßQnoy< BELLA VIgTA Allot ni&n^ tpi be sold cheap for oash, planted uivil teuced, cniuinandlna nna oi the best marine Mws 'in P^msoflW.iW. L. Mitohell, 8, Mtirca^tile phambers. S"OTr^'BUSINESS FOR SALE. A FIRST-CLASS 'BUST WNE. well estab lished, large connection (Auokland and Pon 4onbyi a«d oai*u|o at a large oxtenslon. ' A, onpital Investment, handsome returns, splenetic) run., grand opening. JJor«ea, Harness. 'Busses, together with all Gear and Working Plant, will bo sold Cheap, through ill-health of the owner. Also, if desired, a lease of the Dwelling houso. Stableß, Sheds, &c, will be. e\\*«« at a low rental. P. F.. Sc^AKS. Katato Agent TrvEVO,l(¥OrtT,"Sunnysido.— Four Allot l B mon'ta, SO x 83-d, £30 each; corner. 40 x 82^1, .fr!01 situated Rutland-street, closo to Calliope fiook. Splendid valuo; cannot be built out,— W. Gulliver. Agent. Queen-street. DJGSLAND, Now Kotfft 2 4-roomed Yovandato Co?tage^ registered Kratcs tr.d tplohilil ove«S: pric^ £180 eaoh.— TiWßi'WitSf % \\- Bft«deiß9B, Mercantile C^'MiiDera, Queen-street, 8' UEpRIOR Villa^esidence, Clarence-st., farfiiiSO. Grand Market Garden Site, good Mack soil, the pick of Rosebank Estate; 6 acres for £300 cash.—W. L. Mitchell. Land Agent. LEAMINGTON-STREET, off YaHey Road. Mount Eden,—A i-;Mm^ Cottage, with verandah and porch, em goad volcanic al lotment, 50ft by 9,1J: woe, _m-Apply J. R. Randorso^j Merefttliile Chambers, Queen-street Shipping. jr^jr _ mHE NORTHSRN JSS^K^k J- WVEB BTEAM NAVI- COMPANY (Ltd.). dSe»W-NOTICE.— On and after Tuesday. June 2. the Durham will maoONTINUB the Wednesday trip irom Helenavilleto Dargaville. Fares:-Saloon:Re. turn, 10s; Single, 10s. Steerage: Single, Bs. By order.—W. LODDER, Manaßor ond Engi ncor. May 27.1881. - Boots and Shoes. V* O O X 0 V T FOB THE BLUE T> OO T, LU B -D OO T\ QUEEN-STREE,^ OPPOSITE GARLICK AJSt^ p^AN.\yE_t's. (HTY A G^KAT, SA^R OF r BOOTS ANJ> Q9OESI. OQT3 AND OSOES! A BANKRUPT StOC^ BDVCtH^ MO&. CAS^.C«EA,P. BL|fli BOO?,'■-.;.;;.; 559, Qt'KiV-STRKICI-.



Public Notices. 11/TR J. T. KNIGHT, Contractor -LTJ- Hobson-street will purchase all Win ning Tickets in John Bull's Consultation on the Takapuna Birthday Cup. I I\TEW ZEALAND TIMBER CO. (Ltd.) -Ll —Mv W. y. Dkmi'SKY has been ap poiutcd Collector for the above Company, vice Mr R. A. Uould resigned.—W. PERKINS, Secretary. Auckland. May 26.1881. _^_ DR. WINE wishes to announce that he has Returned to Town, and continues his Practice at tlio usual hours.—Symonds-streot, May 26. ' . €>f\VV PAIRS Men's Coloured Mol& n/\j % Trousers, 4s Od a pair,really good, and the cheapest ever offered in Auckland. — ycrnandcz, Karamrahapo Road, Newton. THE OLD LAND AND THE NEW." —New Song this day at all Municsellera'. CARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may be ) had at Eady's Music Warehouse. Qncen-atL AUCKLAND PUBLIC BUILDINGS IZ>AN. NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF DEBENTURES FOR LOAN OF «25.000. Notice is hereby given that the Sixth Drawing of Debentures (three) to be paid offout of the Sinking Fund, as provided by tho Act, on the first day of July now next ensuing, will take place, in the presence of such holders of Deben tures as may ohoose to attend, in the office of Mr John Moglnie, Queen-street, Auckland, on MONDAY, the second day of June, one thousand eight hundrrd and eighty-four, at two o'clock in the, at';ernoon. R. C. HAMERTON, Public Trustee. Wellington, May 5,1881. mHE UNDERSIGNED beg to notify ■*- that their Warehouses wDlbc CLOSED on FRIDAY next, May 30. L. IV NATHAN & CO. E. iJ'A. ISAACS ARTHUR H. NATHAN M.LBYY &QO. ~ mHE UNION FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Tho Transfer Books of this Company will be Closed from 31st May tilt the Stb July, inclusive. W, DKVKNISH MKARES. General Manager, Chriatchurch, 21st May, 1881. : ft >t i Sbevifl's Notice. XT O T I C E. I, Edward Lister Grebjj, fjhcrtifof the District of Auckland, hercbf giv« notice that under a Writ of Ssje duly issued out of the Supreme Coqrt of New Zealand, Northern District, at Auckjaod, in an action whejr^ln J. F. Bundle, of^Tauranga, 1b Plaintiff, and bTw. Brodkprp. of Tauranga. is Defendant. I will cause to be sold by cublic auction at the Sale rooms of B. Tonka ana Co., Queen-street, Auck land. a,( the hour oi 12 noon on SATURDAY, the ?U\ dsy of June next, all, those Pieces or Parcels of Land, being Lots '• 213 and 214, Section 2, Towu of Tauranga, being the whole Qt tbo land comprised in Certificate o( *^t\e. Volume 10, Folio 51 of tho Register Back j and also all that piece or parcel of I«i\d, boing Lot No. SBi in the Parish c;t T<i P-Spa",' containing' '60 acres. -: The Sollult^va for tho Execution Creditor are Mc^v? WMmker and Russell, of Wyndham afreet, Auckland, Itotod at Auckland this 17th day of May, igsi, EDWARD L. GRSKN, Ciaaette in Bankruptcy* T>f BANKRUPTCY. "* IK THB COURTOt:'BANKRUPTQY JROI4DJBN AT AUCELAND7 ■ In the nutter of "The Bankruptcy AoL-isSSL''' and of the Bankruptcy of Chas. K»\vi.s- Johnson, of Auckland, Clerk, a Buutrupt Notice is hereby given that by an order of the said Court of Av,o-lnsirt, the abovenamed Charles Edwin Johnson was this day adjudicated a Bankrupt wittun the intent and meaning of the obavemeationed Act. The First Meeting of Creditors will be held at my office, Suwew) Court Buildings, in the City of Auckland, oh MONDAY, 2nd June, at two o'clock P-.m. Proof of debt must be furnished wtiflt to. or at the meeting. Proxy forma o&lilitf obtained, at my office, Datea lh\% 2i)fi\ O^y ofljay, 1881. . •, •; i JOHN LAWSON, Ofdcial Assignee in Bankruptcy. I~\i»n{.BY and Jackson, Queen-street, Auck land, Bankrupt's Solicitors. T N BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT, OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter at " fbo Bankruptcy Act. 1883." and ox 4\e Bt^kruptey of JjUpto» WmTHaii. 1 o# Wnngaroa.. in the Provincial DiStricTof I Auckland, Bush Contractor, a Bankrupt. ' Notice is herkby given that, by an order of the said Court of Auckland, 'the abaYenamed. Lupton Wrathall was this day nd,l\\dicat«d s> Bankrupt within the intent and meaning of tlie abpvementioned Act The First-Meeting of Creditors will be bcslrt at tt\c Ctturt&auue, Wan-! piroa, on MONDAY, 9th June, a,t olevon O'clock in the 'forenoon.. Proof of debt must be fur ntghed prior to prat th.c meeting. Proxy forms can he obtained at the Court it,'.- .1 Da^ed, thi,s 2g*h day oi May. 188*. .. JOHN LASVSON, ' . , Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. ~ William Thorns, Vutcan Lane, Auckland, Bankrupt's Solicitor. TmDE^'LOBGE.'No. 1,530, B.C. 'fie regular Monthly Meeting will be Held in the Lodge-room, Masonio HalVKarangahape Road, THIS (Tuesday) HVENINO, iSFfSb o'clock precisely. Visiting Brethren are in vitod to attend. By ccnwjivjd «t Hie. W.M. JOSEPI^ \VARREN. P.M... Secretary. TTNITED SERVICE LODGE, 421, I,C. jThe ReguU»r Meeting of this Lodge will be held TO-MORROW (Wednesday). 28th insC at 7.3Q p.m. Visitors reaDCCtfully invited. ~By order W.M. J. MELTON. Seoretary^. ~ *XX 'A.C.B. SOCIETY.-j:" Jl« Juvenile Contingent. A Meeting of the above will take pteco TCMORBOW (Wed nesday), May SB. at 7.30 p.m. A full attendance of members is re- P. O'KANE, Beo. AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO operative BUILDING AND IN VESTMENT SOCIETY, N. QT JO K. Tho TVrOifU> A»nu«l Meeting of the Auckland 1 Pormanont Co<operatlvo Building and Invest montSocToty, for receiving tlfc Annual Repor and Accounts and electing a Committee of Management and Auditors for the ensuing year, will be held in the Lecture Hall of the Xwng Men's Christian Association. Albert-street, on TUESDAY, the llth June. 1S&. ftt fcatf-past 7 in tho evening. N.B.—ln apcowUwc with Rule No. 44, Nomi nations ol Candidates tor Office must be lodgod ■\yi^ the Secretary on or before 31st May. Medical. O HEHPBBSON'S • CHKRRY PECTORAL. 2s Gd and 4a 04 poi- bottle. To bo had only at Medical H^t, Ij^onaonby, opposite Three Lamps. VIOIiENT Raging Toothache is in noarly every instance iastantaneously cured by ustng Odontalgicon. the new remedy, Ib.—C. W. Goodson, London Arcade. i __ T> ELIEF from Cough Jn Ten Minutes.— JLV SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL. Price, 2s 6d aud ia ad.—F. U. Sharland, opposite the Poat-oflloe. mOOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneous X Relief-ODONTALGIC-ls per botUe.- F. C. SHARLAND, opposite Post-office. T3ATSI RATS! RATSI-Use XV BHARLAND'S PHOSPHOB PASTE, Rats oat it greedily, and die; no smell. Price, One Stilling a BotUe. y. C. BHARIiAND opposite Pogtoffloa. >'.ioi.LINE roil thk HAlß,—This eit> t V giiut' preparation completely ocUpßei very nrticlo of a similar kmd now before he pubUc-Price, la 9d k 5K>ttie.~SiuKLAND. Apothecaries' Hall, . . W-— - _ All children suffer bom thorn. If suspected, ask for the Certain Ou!^, SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERB, Is packet. ! Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Pwt-offlce. Dr. arnoldTs pennyroyal AND STEE^j Pg,LS.-The most popular T:edieine of the day. price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agent, F. C, Shablind, opposite the Post ! ... IHEeney.. M" ONEY TO LEN Don freehold security. —Joseph Blaties. Solicitor.. Vulcan Lane. 01JE.Y TO LEND, on good freehold '■' Bftcurftiesi at current rate's,I — Arch. Huohahan. Soliontor, Queen-street (opposite' BaiakOfNewZealand>» ' :' . ,1,.-./ jn-t A TO £l(K0W ÜBNT oa Buttding MorfewMS and LoaMßMstiatod. 8M iSt of Properttoa for lole on 4O» paws GHz per oent tlluwed on money deposited Tter invaatmanC— P. WILJ.IAMBOW J,and.jE9to>a. J»*Ji»»^:



i Itoard ami Residence. ■ /COMFORTABLE BOARD AND RESI \_/ ■ DENCE for Gentlemen ; spongo and shower bath;. p[ano.—Opposite Prince o£ Wales 'Hotel, Hobson-strcet. AIHUSCIHCIItS. /CONGREGATIONAL CHjURCH, \j :beresfqrd-strret. .. 4,,.. • TO-MORROW (Wednesday) ■ EEV. R. LAISHLKY Will give an Account of hia recent Visit to England, and of Scenes and Objects of In terest observed by him on the way. -. , •Service at 7.30. All invited; ' S\ PE R A flO G S B. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!! ■ - ■ : May 27, 1881. ■ ; ! COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT ; ' ; ' ' TKNDERKD TO ' ■ '■■•' MR It W. SCEATS, ' ' BY THE WAITEMATA MINSTRELS ANfl GRADING AMATEURB OF AUCKLAND. GRAND VARIETY PROGRAMME. Pabt I. CHAIR PERFORMANCE — WAITEMATA MINSTRELS. . Songs b? Messrs J. Edwards, W. Caradus, A, Hartley, R. W. Sceats, T. Loedham, C. Hanacken, 11. Hargravc, and 11. Reberts. CONOKRT, In Which Misses Stephcnson and Annie Har- Krave, .and Messrs J. Hanna, J. Edwards, W. George, G. E. Boyle, and George Morris will take part. : >■ . • • First time in Auckland of Offonbach's . . .Charming Comic Operetta. "THE BAHBER OF BATH." Master Gilbert (a retired trades man) .., Mr Frank Sceats Curlew (a hairdresser and bar ber) v MrR. W.Sceats Sylvester (a , clumsy apothe- >' <" cary) MrT. Loodham Gertrude (Gilbert's daughter) •. ■ . . ■.■i ■■ '.- • .. .. , .. Miss A. Hargravo Conductor ...... Ilsmi Tutbchka. Seats may be reserved at Lennox's. i Circle and Orchestra Stalls, 3s; Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is; t, j.bkdhTam, } Hon-Seos -10-IN THE CHAIRS.-1B , ; Auctions.' £*! ,7'm 1; iV. ;; .—TOMORROW; 10' o'clock n.in. ' : HOBART AND L6CAL FRUIT. i it;-; U H ■ .POULTRY. » y ' ;>. ';■';; I . , R. AWTHXTR ~.., al) YTZILL Sell by .auction, to-morrow (Wed- VT nesday), at 10 o'clock a.m., at his Mart, Queeif-atjeet,,); \ gatO ,0 .*fj i-r '•''"- ■■' M CABES FRUIT,' ox Te Anau, consisting of Norfolk Pippins. atonoFAdAin, and Wel lington. Blptlna, Craws-' Egßs, Russet 8, &c. Coowwuta, Eocal Apples, Pears', Lemons . Fowls. Turkeys, &c. TO-SORROW, NOON. JEWELI/ERY,1 WATCHES, &ci ; FIN Ai"<lJ i: aW A L E. BARGAINS ! ! ! TBE.JLAOT CHANCE. j ,<, ;-..: ~; Jt.;:ARTHUR . ■ - v r;/- j; | WILL4 Hold another and Final Sale on Wednesday Naxt, at his Mart, Queen itreet,-at'l2 o'clock noon, '' ;," '~..'.,'.. BATJkRUPii" STOCK 'OF JEWELLERK, .VATCHFA ftrow best makers). DIAMOND m<f ottvw RINGS, Silver and Gold JKWEL ;;. ' TO-MOREpWfI \ PRODUCE, TEA, &c. j ~ ,W. DOW.DEKT .■: -~ -! VS7ILL Bell by auction, at the Exchange TT Mart, Quecn-srreet,"To-merrow, at 11 ' /clock, 20 HALE-CHESTS TEA. just landed, ex Te . Anau SO boxes Tea \ 2 long Oatmeal <3tonßißugar, ; jy^-.,.- : ■ j.: .;■- ■-; :i , Boilßtcad»i.Sprihg Mattresses, Sowing Mn uhinca, Windlass. . ■' TO-MORTIOW, at 11 o'clock. APPLES. VIOn PEARS/ 'APPLES. WILL SELL by p'utific auction, at his Fort-btbeet STORKsr.to-morrpw (Wed neuday),at 11 o'clock, • : '■ '*' ' '" Igg CASES.: OFi HOBART FPUIT, Comprising. \ | russets. , p-jxerr -i . i RIBSTONEB - * :~„ -PJJARMAINS .-• h,.-h-.r I■h li i 1 GOLD®I HAKVEYS ~...-..,,r * 9 WKI^tNGTON PIPPINS ~,- --i Jl'l ayURMERPIPPINS ' .'ii::l-'... ' imm black aohans ■'~,■■:;■/ ;;;' &C, . &C, &C. !■ ' T*O-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. " p j ME6SRS.CARBINES &TAYLOR, WILL Sell Jiy. auction at their rooms,. tornirarow (Wednesday), 11 o'clock sharp, PBAPERV, PRODUCE. GROCERIES; &c.| DRAPKRY. - LacUSs! .Dresses Ifready made), : Clothings of all descriptions, Polonaises, ' Skirts. Robes, Ball Dresses, Jackets. Gents . Coats. Trousers, and Yes's. Gents' Hats, i BrJteee,yßlajjkefs, .Umbrellas, i AlbnmH,, '. Suits; &0., &C*- GROCERIES.—Tea, i Sußar, Kcroaine. Flour, 1 Lemon Peel, Soap,' Candles, Bracking. Oat meal, DriejdAppfes, • Vinegar,Papesßags,, P&OOUOE, — 10 tons good T^ble Potatoes, i Onions, Ken' Butter,' Sharps, Bran, Oatn, , Chaff Furniture, Cutlery. Spades, and Shovels Jewellery and Fancy Goods, &<y. ;'■ , M t ,,€AIiBijIES ; & I 33AYLOR. • ;, g i W, S. OOOHRANE] ' [lAS. DACRB ;| <i/'rnatiißfeb^,'M4x'29.'r 1 CANE-SEATiBD^OTAIRa 1 j ROCKING G^AIRSj, ~j,j "I SPRING vM^jCXR'ASSEaW.. -..*■* WIRE-WOVE-MATTRASSES < y:W;itihoutji«seryfi.: • ,:••./» I • , at^. pr^iSe^:^^:;^.;'" \ Mi^lßS. .T. .AN©- Hi' OOORE, ELLIOTT-STREET. '" rTUIE Subscribers will sell by. auction, on, JL -tKoaTjoveiretalses, on Thursday, May' 29. at 11 o'clock, ..•»,..-, :•■:.;• .i-..! . :r. ■: CANK-«i«l -WOOI>BKATED CHAIRS ROCKING CHAIRS Tn.BL£S SPRING and WIRE-WOVE MATTRASSES PALLIA9SE3 COUCH FRAMES , ' ' .-:.' tbo., &a. &°.- . All more or, less Danjaged;by Fire «"d ' ... j 4.. .;./j:',.-Water. .i h ;mh<! --.-(i) >" Without Reserve. ■ SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ■ FRIDAY, MAY 30; THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Hnymarkot, on Fri day,May3o. GELDING SAINT; good jnmpor, very fas* trotter, and excellent hack. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ~~~- FRIDAY, MAY 30. I ; THE HAYMARKET. ' <:i FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Fri day,Mfty3o. 3 HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES from the j- Thames. ALFREP BJTCKLAND. j~ FRIDAiTv MAY 301 THB HAYMARKET, T7V)R SALE, at the Hay market, on J} Friday next. May 30th, 1881. 3 FIRST-OLASSHEAVYDRAUGHT COLTS 3 Heavy Draught Geldings, by Northern Hero and. Malvern; trials given 6 Light Harness Horses \ Bay Horse ;*good hack and suro fencer 1 Bay JPony; splendid juinpoF . q, . ■- j AIiFRED BUCKI^AND. W. 8. COfiHRANB.I [JAMES DAORB. . MONDAY, JUNE 2. By order of tbe Registrar of the Supremo Court. . FREEHOLD PROPERTY, CAMBRIDGE, THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court to Sell by Auction, at their Rooms, Qtiecn strerf:. on Monday, Juno 2, at twelve o'clock, : AIXOTMENT No. 225, Parish of Hautapu, :. • T Bankß's Counts, containing- 50 acres, . ■■;'. \ being the southern portion of the Farm iioq known as Ryan's." BituaMß two miHto - f<rom-CMBbrldKe kaUwny Station, anff n(fjoining the Fencou rt Estate. f» ?« The Land ift rich alluvial soil, and; parMri lonooda ' ■...'.... r.^ — !SAMUEL -iONV1 . '.AucUonoarß. . .^ ■ , ; .. - m ■ -TrnTr J~TBTiIBB^^MK^MMmiiiM^B