THE EDEN ELECTORATE.

Mr J. A. Tole, M.H.R., Beforo His Constituents.

Pursuant to advertised notice, Mr J. A. Tole, M.H.It, for Eden, addressed a mooting of his constituents last night in tho Athen jeum Hall, East-street. Not moro than 80 persons wero presont when the proceedings commenced, but the number afterwards in creased. Mr Joseph Warren was called to the chair, and briefly introduced the speaker of the evening, who was warmly received. Wo are compelled to hold over our report until to-morrow. In answer to questions, Mr Tolo said :— (I) That ha had given a pledge with re spect to education, and would remain truo to it. (2) That ho would give cautious consideration to any proposed amendments of the licensing district. (3) That as re garded a proposal to prevent the election of extreme temperance views to Licensing Benches, tho power was in tho hands of tho people, but ho would give tho matter duo consideration. (4) That he would favour exemption from county rating being ex tended to any district that wished to take advantage of the Town Districts Bill.

Cr. Stevenson moved a vote of thanki to and confidence in Mr Tole.

Mr J. C. Wilkes seconded the resolu-' tipn, which was then put and carried unanimously, not one dissentient voice being raised against it. Mr Tole briefly acknowledged tho com pliment, and on his proposition a vote of thanks was passed to the Chairman.

Tho assemblage then dissolved.

CITY SOUTH LICENSING COURT.-This Day.

(Before Messrs D. Goldis (Chairman), Ilorepath. Carr, Caradus, and Hill.)

Thb Court sat at noon to-day, whon the following applications wera disposed ef: —

TKANSFKIiU

AittiT and Navy..—Charles H. Sharpo to Henry C. Roynoldß.—Mr Thomson said there was no objection to tlio transfer, but when the applioation for a renewal was re ceived, he would opposo it.—MrGeorgo ap peared for the applicant.—Applioation granted. Peisob ob Wales.—Michael Gallagher to Charles H. Dodge.—Mr Thomson had no objection. Mr Earl appeared for tlio apjjli cant.—Tho B6tich caressed pleasure with the present condition of the hotel, and granted the applioation. RKXEWALS. , A.hvhob Hotbi<—lsaac Harrison.—Noob joction. —Mr E. Heaketh for applicant.— In reply to the Bench, it-was stated that there wa» an upstairs bar.—Mr (Joldie Bnid it wugt be distinctly understood that where a second bar was desired, application inaet bs made for it according to the Act.—Mr Hcaketh pointed out that a bar upstairs was not a bar under the Act, aud consequently that it was not neoessary to apply to tho Court for per mission. A bar was defined by tho Act to be a ban opening from tho stroet.—Mr Uoldio said the Bench would rand tho clause differently.—The application was granted. TKN O'CLOCK LICENSES. Mr Heskoth submitted a petition from residents in the vicinity of tho hotel asking that the house be allowed to remain open until 12 o'clock.-r-tTho Bench did no* think tho reason sulfi cient, and would only grant a 10 o'clock license.—Mr Heskoth asked if it was the in tontlon of tho jßeneh to grant only 10 o'clock licenses.—The Bench said that generally they had decided upon 10 o'clock censes, but if sutticient retiaonß for a change were shown, of courso an exception might be made. Makkht Hotel—Eliza Hackett.—No ob jection. —Mr Cottor for applicant.—The Bench pointed out that MrR Hackett con eidered that thoy had no legal right to in spect the hotel. While they recognised the fact that they had no legal right to inspect the houses, yet thoy had decided to refuso licenses unless thoy had seen tho houses, In Mrs Haokett'B cose, the objection had not gone so far as to amount to a refusal to inspect.—The application was granted, but a request by Mr Cotter for extension of the license till twelve o'clock was refused.— Mr Goldie pointed out that the housed were open to the travelling public at any hour of the aight. It was only a question of supplying drink. Some of the houses kept night boarders.—Mr Cotter contended this was only in the case of large houses, and (her* would be an inconvenience In the case of smaller houses.—ln reply to Mr Cotter, the Bench said that the sumo objection would apply to an 11 o'clock license. Ahmt and Navy.—Henry C. Reynolds.— Saperintendant Thomson said if there was o> houeo to which a license should not bo granted, ,it was the Army and Navy. It wan shored np and was absolutely danger ous to the man serving in the bar. It was a atone, slate, and wood house, in bad condition, not furnished, and not fit to bo licensed.— Mr.Cotter reviewed the position of tho titled Mi iaggsr \tould give up possession of th« premises until October 22nd, and if he ooald not secure some premises suitable fer an hotel before neit Licensing meeting, the lioense might lapse. He urged that nnder the olrcumstances the license should bo -renewed for the ensuing thres months.— Mr GoldU said tho Benoh w»s not inclined to eran* the application. The proprietor had plenty of time to improve the premises. Then there-was a conviction for Sunday trading. The Committee was determined to pnfc down Sunday trading, and in the interest* of those publicans who were obeying the law, they had made up their minds that where there wos a conviotion for Sunday trading, the would refuse the license.—Mr Goldie pro ceeded to explain how the brewer obviated the ooasocraenees of convictions by removing the p9opfi» against whom the convictions ore obtained before the meeting. For tho future, they were resolved to attach the pendlty to the building itself.—The applica tion'fer renewal was refused. Crows Horpt—Thomas Healey.— Tho polibe report was to the effect that the house was of wood, with shingle roof, in fair con dition, fairly furnished, and clean.—Super intendent Thomson said he would not op pose the renewal of the license, but he wished to state some circumstances in oon neotioo with th« house. Since tho report was written it was brought under his notice by one of fli« Licensing Commissioners that a cottage Immediately adjoining tho hotel (of "which the landlord of the hotel was also the landlord) was occupied by two well known prostitutes, and thab the place was, in fact, earrled on as a brothel. The publican, too, it appeared, had been profit^ ing by the prostitution of these women by increased' consumption of liquor. He had inquired and found that the women had been turned out of? the house some months ago, and that it was now oooupled by respectable tenants. He had opposed the granting of the license some five years ago on exactly the same grounds.—Messrs Cotter and Hesketh spoke with the object of showing that the landlord was tinware of the character of the people when the house was taken for them by a rospeetable man. When thoir character became known, thoy were turned out.—Mr Goldie read a letter from one William Creswell, in which the writer said a certain sergeant of the police had a laree interest in tho house, Sunday trading was carried on, the brothel next door was only broken up by the removal of four girls to the Look Hospital. [Mr Healey : There was only one.] Sundry other serious charges were made in the letter.—Mr Goldie com mented on the contents of the letter, and said the Court wae disposed to refuse the application.—Mr Cotter denounced the action of the Committee in accepting objec tions of an informal character, such as the letter just read. There was a course of; procedure prescribed by tho Act for objections. Mr Goldie said the letter had only been read because it was re ferred to by Mr Cotter as anonymous. It had previously been read to Mr Healey.— Mr Cotter asked that the application might be adjourned, to permit of further inquiry. —Mr Goldie said if this were done, it would be necessary to subpoene- witnesses on both sides.—Mr E. Hesketh pointed out that if the Bench was tt take notice of casual re marks or letters, what an opportunity would be given to the enemies of. publicans to cause them, secret injury. He believed the Bench would administer the Aot with judgment and moderation. —Mr Cotter pointed out that the Committee had been chosen by the electors to administer the Act, but he held that it was never the in tention thatthoy ehould be both accusers and judges. In the case of the present letter, it would have been the duty of the writer to appear in Court and oppose tho granting of the license if he desired to do co. Mr Healey might then have offered his re butting evidence. The Bench could then have decided impartially between tho two parties.—Mr Goldie replied that if the police bad supplied the information which wag omitted, that the house was well-con ducted, they would nqt t have been com

pellod-te fall back upon tho Adt and give' their information. The Bench were con vinced that the hotel was not a good one. It was wretched inside and outside, there Was an hotel twenty yards distant on one side, and fifty yards on tho other, Thero was no necessity for the house, Mr Goldie proceeded to say that influence had been brought to bear on them during the last week. Mr Healoy had interviewed them and oven ministers' sons had come to plead for tho renewal of tho licenso. Tho object of the adjounimont asked for was evidently in ordor that additional influence might bo brought to bear on tho Committee.—Mr Thomson explained that tho words "well conducted "had boon omitted from tho polico report by a clerical orror. He had not been aware until recently that tho cottago had beon used for immoral pur poses. In tho absonco of any proof, ho characterised tho assertion of Mr Oresswell that a sergeant of police, or indeed any member of the police, was interested in the cottago as a basoless assertion and a foul siander. Ho challenged Mr Cresswoll to prove his statement.— Mr Goldio said tho cottago was leased with the hotel itself.—Tho Bench was quite prepared, to grant tho adjournment. If MrHcaley could disprovo tho charges, ho would not say that tho Bench would not be prepared to grant tho license.—Ad journed till the 17th.

Carpentkrs' Arms—George Andrews.— Thero was no objection.—Police report de scribes! tho house to bo well furniahed, clean, and well conducted. —Mr Cotter sup parted the application.—Mr Goldio eaid tho Bench had no objection whatever.—The licenso would bo granted. Naval and Family—Patrick Brodio.— Superintendent Thomson said tho heu.se re quired internal renovation.—Mr Cottor, who supported the application, submitted soocifications of repairs, to cost over £300 Tendors had been let.-—Mr Goldio said he bolieved that with the alterations tho house would bo a first-class one.—Grautcd.

Risrxo Su.v—William P. Hargrove.—Mr Thomson said there had been no further complaints of singing and dancing.—Mr Cotter supported. —Mr Goldie said the Committeo had no objection.—Th« concert room had been sub-divided Into bedrooms. Without making any objections, ho mjeht Bay that tho Bench considered that the hotels in this district wero behind tho Umos. Unless improvements wore mado, it was quite probable that somo would be weeded out.—Mr Cottor pointed out that if tho Committse wore to come to a satisfactory arrangement with the landlords, good houses might bo orccted.— Mr Goldie said thoy had no right to bind their successors.—The renewal was granted, but an oxtonsion of hour till'll o'clock ap plied for by Mr Cotter refused.

Wellington' HoTEr Andrew Dnrui.p- No objection.—Grented.—Mr Cottor for ap plicaat.

Robbrt Burks— Johanna Stono. — No objection.—Granted.—Mr Cotter for appli cant,

Kob Roy—Wm. Regan.—No objretion. —Mr Cotter for applicant.—Mr Goldio said the Bench were pleased to say that this was one of the best-conducted hotels In the city. —Granted.

Fkeuman's Hotel—Michael Dorvan.— No objection.—Granted.—Mr Cotter for ap ol leant.

Phisce op Walks.—Charles Dodge.—No objection.—Granted.—Mr Cotter for plain tiff.

CaiTKRiON Hotkl—William Henry Gid loigh.—The polico report was : " Wood and shingle house in fair condition ; vory badly furnished. A new house required."—Mr Thomson said Mi-h Gidleigh informed him that their patrons ■ were bughmon, who did not require luxuries.— It was stated that the houso was well conducted.—Mr E. Uoskoth said if better guaranteo were re quired it would bo supplied.—Adjourned till tha 17th inst.

LionTiNii.—Mr Cotter submitted for con sideration nt tho adjourned meeting an ap plication that hotels closing at 10 o'cToock be not compollod to keop their lamps alight aflor that hour. A report similar to that to bo submittodbySuporintendentThomson in City North might be prepared.—MrOoldie said tho Committee had seen tho application in print, and, for reasons statod, the Bonch were not prepared to grant tho concession. Tho application might, howover, ba con sidered on tho 17th. This concludod tho business.

TAKAPUNA LICENSING COMMITTEE.

Tnis Committee—Messrs Brown, Brett Edson, Bartley, and McCallum—met at the Insurance Buildings this afternoon, to con sider applications for the renewal of licenses in the Takapuna District. Inspector's Report. The Inspector (Constable Hutchison) re ported that the three hotels—the Flagstaff, Masonic, and Ferry (Northcote)-~-had been kept clean and in' good condition, and ho had no objection to renewals being granted.

Flagstaff Hotel—Mary Brown. —Ap- plication for renewal of liconee.—The Chairman said that the i Committee had decided not to licenso any of the houses in Takapuna after ten o'olock at night. Thoy were., willing, to grant renewals ■to all 'three hotel's^' but not until 12 p.m. Mr S. Hosketh ond Mr Jacksoß argued in favour of 12 o'clock licenses in order to supply the wants of late traveller by the ferry steamers. The opplication for extension' was re-, fused, and the licenso granted for ten o'clock.

Masonic and Fkrrt Hotels.—The Com mitteo pursued tho came courso with theso hotels as with the Flagstaff.

ACCIDENT.

A man named James MoMa»t«rs fell be tween the barque Himalaya and tho wharf this afternoon, and cut his head badly. He was hauled out of the water by the chief officer and others, and taken to the hospital, in a cab by Constable Macky.

THE SOUDAN REBELLION.

[BY CABLE-COPYRIGHT].

(reutbb's telegrams).

Pacification of Dongola,

Cairo, June 2. Despatches to hand from the Governor of Dongola state that that province has been pacified and that an engagement has been fought between the garrison of Berber and the rebels, in which the latter were defeated with heavy loss.

General Gordon Still Safe,

Information |has been [ received from Khartoum that General Gordon continues to hold out against the besiogers, and has been successful in various engagements.

Rebel Attack on Sousklm. Telegrainfs from Souakim report that a body of rebels had approached the town and a fueilade lasting 2 hours was kept v, with them by the garrison, after which th rebels retired. .

Hop Bitters are the Purest and Best Bitters Ever Made.

They aro compounded from Hops, Malt, Buchu, Mandrake, and Dandelion—the oldest, best, and most valuable medicines in the world, and contain all the best and most curative pro perties of all other remedies, being the greatest' Blood Purifier, Liver ltogulator. and Life and Health Kestormt: Agent on earth. No disease or ill-health can possialy long exist where these Bitterß are used, so varied and perfect are their operations. They give new life and vigour to Uw aged and infirm. To all whose employments cause irregularity of the bowels or urinary organs, or who require an Appetiser, Tonio and mild Stimulant, Hop Bitters are invaluable, being highly curative, tonio and stimulating, without intoxicating. . ' No matter what your feelings or symptoms aro, what the disoase or ailment'is, use Hop Blttcra. Don't wait until you ere sick, but U you only fool bad or miserable, übo Hop Bitters at once It may save your life. Hundreds have been saved by so doing. £500 will be paid for a case they will not. cure or help. • Do not suffer or let your friends suffer, but use and urge them to use Hop Bitters, Remember, Hop Bitters is no vilo, dragged, drunken nostrum, but the Pureßt and Best Medicine ever made; the "Invalid's Friend and Hope," and no person or family should be without them. Try the Bitters, to^ay. Get at Chemists' or Druggists'.

Habitual .Constipation, the cause of so Bufch discomfort and so many troublesomo ail ments, can be relieved by nothing safer and more effectual than Castor Oil In repeated Jmal] doses its nauseous flavour being the only draw back. Allen and Hanbury's new process of manufacturecompUitoiy obviates this, and there Is now no' more palatable aperient than the A. and H. " Tasteless" Castor Oil shaken tip in warm milk. At Is 3d and 2s. Sold by Graves Aickin, The Pharmaoy; and J. A. Poay, Homeo. Chemist, Quepn-street. Ask for tha 14 A. and H." brand.-lAnVr *

Lovuly Climes.—Thero aro lovely climes and places in whioh the evening zephyrs are loaded with malaria and the poison of fever and epidemics. To dwell thoro in health is im possible without a supply of Hop Bittora at hand. These Bitters import'an equalising strength to the system, and prevent the accu imrlafion of deadly spores of contagion. Be sure and sea.

CABLEGRAMS.

[BY CABLR-COPYniGHT.]

[special to press association.]

Souakim Agalit >Throatcnod.

London, May 31.—Osinan Digna has rallied a force of 3,000 flien; and ia now threatening Souakim.

Australian Wheat.

Tho Fronch demand for Australian wheat cargoes continues, Jiut homo purchasers are fow, and the avofage pride is 41s.

Oriental Bank Failure,

' Victoria is supporting tho moveniont to appoint a second liquidator for tho Oriental Bank. Tho liquidator will probably make a call of £25 por share, but will allow pay ment by instalments in certain cases.

Tho ".Fortnightly Review " on England's

Foreign Policy. - An important article appear? in tho "Fortnightly Roviow," and is attributed to Mr Gladstone, which describes tho main objection to the foreign policy of England as being that it retains tho friendship of Russia and France. Later. ' Mr Gladstone denies that ho is the author of .the article appearing in the "Fortnightly Review." Mr F. P. Baileo, late Lioutcnant-Governor of Honduras, has been appointod torn porarily to tho Governorship of Trinidad. (Received June 3-1.30 p.m.) Arrival of Suez Man.

Albany, this day.—Arrived, yesterday afternoon : "P. and 0. steamship Ravonna, with English mail.

Tho Australian Crlckotors at Dorby.

London, Juno 2. — The Australians commenced a cricket ■ mutch to-day against an olovea of Derbyshire at Derby. Tho weather was h'no and tho attendanco good, but tho wicket was rather bumpy. Tho visitors went in first and scored 273, tho highest contributors boing Bannerman, o and b, 4G, and Palmer, not out, 57. Spofforth's hand being' now healed bo was able to bat, and scored 19 (caught). At tho eloso of tho day's play, tho Homo team had 1 wicket down for 'Hi runs.

AUSTRALIAN.

Apprehended Dynamite Outrages in Syd ney.—Protection of Fublic Buildings. [Heceivod 3rd Juno, noon.] SYDNEY, this day.—Owing to a warning receivedfrotn Homo, precautionary measures tiro now boing tnkon for tho protection of lojal public buildings. A Murderer's Confession. Mkldourxt;, Juno 1. —Morgan, who was 'sentenced to death last month for tho murder of Margaret Nolan, a child 10 years of ago, at Vanmure, in November lost, has. confessed his guilt, although he protested that ho wus innocent at tho timo that i sentence was pronounced upon him.

Shipments of Tea for the Colonies.

[l-ER 8.8. AIUWATA AT JI&UVF.]

Foo Chow, 27th May (ovoning).—Pre parations for tho opening of tho coming too season havo already commenced. An agreement is being signed by the principal shippers to Australia that tho steamship Killarney, with the first shipment of now reason's tea, shall not bo despatched until 20 days after the nfarkot opens. A few firms only are hesitating whethor thoy shall sign this agreement or not.

TELEGRAMS.

[FHOM OCR OWN COKUfMI'ONriKKT.I

What is a Half-Cnste?

CAMBRIDGE, this day.—Much. nstoniHli mtmt h»8 boon caused, among people boreal; the expression .made bso of by the Resident Magistrate from .tho Bonch of tlio Court on Friday during "an Argument na to whether a half-casto was a Maori or pakoha in tho meaning of the R.M. Ach. His Worship giving as bis'opinion that a half-casto living ■ with Europeans and speaking their language, was a pakeha, re marked that the half-caste Rannfield, to whom tho discussion reforred, was no more a Maori than the woman that Mr Grace keeps at Kihikihi. Tho remark is considered most uncalled - for, as neither persons referredto were present or had any thing whatovor to do with this particular case.

Prosecution of Sheep-Owners.

[fer tress association.]

BLBNHMM,this v/day.'—Tne sheop'depart ment laid information under tho Scab Act against Philip McCrHO, of Clairich, and . Wyiiam. Pollard, .of Birch.JlilU- The-in*. formation against McCrae alleges that he, being the ovrner of 19,000 infected cheeps did neglect- to keep the rams soparato ' from the owes before the Inspector had granted a clean certificate for buclj ewos>. /,"Tha.'.infjortnaUSn ; against Pollard alleges that he 'was convicted on the 12th of November of being tho owner of 200 infected, sheep, in that after the ex piration of six months they still continued to bo infected. Both informations came before tho R.M. Court yesterday, and woro adjourned to allow defendants to muster1 their sheep. ptroilingroouse '.Burned Down. - - The dwolling-heuse of .Mr John' Bryne, at Rcnwicktown, was burned down on Satur day night. The furniture was almost totally dosttdyed. The cause ]of .the out break is unknown. The insurances; are £100 on the hdusb, and £50 on tKd furniture, —both in the .Royal Office^, -, , . >

FiKLuiNti, this day.—Mr Rochofort and Barty started this afternoon to explore i;ho run Valley route foi1 the Central Railway from Fielding; ''-.'" t'i 1 • -

Welmnoton, this "day.—There has not been a single bankruptoy in Wellington sines the Ist May, and only 13 since tho beginning of the year. A man named Heggulson, a seaman on tho steamer Stormbird bum had tho fore finger of his left hand 'drawn into the winch' and Crushed, necessitating amputa ■tioH:"

Christchurch Public Library.

CiiMSTonuRCH, this dayif— Who Board of Governors decided yostewray not td ptomoto legislation with a view to handing the Pub lic library over to an elective body, as Bug geiitecLTSy .the City Counpil Committee. CitRisTCHitROH,- ijris '; day.—Mr R. H. Rhodes, 4^very- old- and prominent settler, died on Sunday last, aged 69 years.

Dunedin, tb.is day.—Tho prospectus of Otago Co-operative Farmers' SocietyVwlth. 50,000 pound shares,' is issued. The Cricketers' Association has decided to inaugurate some home matches with Can terbury.

Licensing Matters In Duoedln.

Dunedin South Licensing Committee refused a renewal of the license of the Royal Hotel on tho ground that it was nob wanted. > '-Thereupon- fjho licensee flf '.the Union Hpiiel,: fearing a Similar result?,-with drew his application; ' By a majority the Committee; granted jnidnight licenses, in molt cases. '''' . Mr James Green, M.H.K., received a vote of thanks at Waikouaiti lnst night, jHe was subjected to a good deal of Hoisy interrup tion during his explanation of his action on the Land Board. He says he will support the Government, as'agaTnafc th"e'ipresent.,Op poßitioßy and is bppQs.e6V tp: a dissolution; g Mr Brown. Mja.Ri.hreeoived' a vote ot confidence at Waiporir -J> * At the Magistrate's Court yesterday, Mr Carew fined a witness named Hugh Mitchell, who failed to answer.- his;sub- Eccna, 40s, or 48hours:Imprisonment.. The no was paid.

Invercaroill, this day.—Eight stacks were burned down at Dipton, beldngihg w Mr Jas. McDonald. They were uninsured. Six stacks at Hamilton were also burned. They belonged to C. Davitt, and were in sured in the South British, but the amount is unknown.

FIRE AT NELSON HOTEL.

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Nelson, this day. A fire broke out in the stables of McGee's Nelson Hotel last night, and, when dis covered, had such a firm hold that it was found impossible to save three horsen in the stable, one belonging to Mr McGeo, another (a thoroughbred) to Mr Bevan, of Cablo B,ay, and a third to Mr Marley. A quantity of furniture and stores, kept in the stable ; was totally destroyed. The only insurance was on the building, for £100, in the South jjritish Office.. The origin of the fire is un known.

!^^^AMSXJ^^Shs^SimmSQ-. STAJi. TU^&DAtf, vJ-UNE^3r -1884, ;.---«»»«»«•=•=■?



Corporation Notices. /I IT V OF AUCKLANI ELECTION OF AUDITORS. Iheroby notify Iliatat the Election ot And tors ho.'d this day, tho following number i Vntas were recorded for the Candidates:—ll Mitchell,32l; Mr Leers, 100; Mr White, ISO; M Nuttor, 131 ;Mr Rawlings, »l; Mr Paul, (il; J1 Milne. ?5. And I hereby ileclare the two fo lowing gentlemen duly elected as Auditors fc tho City of Auckland:-- - - Mr WM. L. MITCHELL , Mii MOKITZ S. LKEKS. HENRY RIDING?, Returning Offlcer. City Council Onico, June 2,1851. ~ (110) I , Money.'. • *'." MONE V TO LEND on freehold socurity •—Joseph Blades. Solicitor, Vulcan Lam MONEY TO LEND, on good froeholi securities, at current rates. — Arch Buchanan. Solicitor, CJueon-Btredt (opposit Bank of Now Zealand). 4-*1 A T0 £10,000 LENT on Buildin, pW-|L Vr Society prinoiplos, or on other term to suit borrowers. Allotments bought am Houbos built on Weekly Payment Syston Mortgages and Loans negotiated.. See List o Properties for sale on Ith page. Six por conl allowed on money deposited for inveslinont. 0, WxtLiAMSOtf Land. Estate, and Finanoln »Kent and Valuer, Hl«hßtroet Auckland. AiHiiseiiiciits. jy/TOUN.T ALBERT HALL I'KKSHYTHIUAN (JHUKCJI ANNIVKKSARV i KNTKRTAINMENT. TO-NTGHT! TO-NIGHT! Mr Boak. iOlooutionist. will K ivo Bovoral Reci tntloiis, and mere \yill be a .Splendid ProgramnH .of \ ocal and Instrumental Music by some o: Auckland a best talent. Duorsopeu at 7 o'clock iirocoedinga coininenco at hal-past 7. Tickeis ?,?, eucl>- cl'U<lren lialf-prico. A 'Bus will louvi rhentro lioyal corner at ti. to p.m. G" "RAFTON ROAD WKSLEYAN BANL OF HOPE. - The Annivorßary will b« eelobrated by an Entertainment, to bo held lr tho Stehool-room on THURSDAY KVKNING next, commencliiK at 7.30 o'clock. Tho pro rrumiuo will ineludo an Address by tlio Rot. G, 1. Monro, and Songs, Rocltations, &c, by mem bers and (riondß. Chairman, tliu Hot. H. Bavin, Adnilsaioii. la ; Children, Cd.—lt. Meant. Hoc. GRAND BAZAAR for tlto benefit oi tho Sistora of Mercy lunder tho patronage of Monsignour Fyhjjß, V.G.), will bo hold in the Public Hall, Ohihuhu, on THURSDAY. Juno ,1, at 2 p.m., and following days of the weok. The i ricar-Gonoral will favour by opening it ou thai day. ' '_' * Q OCIAL It E-UNI ON SJ ' XbRNE-STKftKT HALL. ■ MR W.H. WEBB'S ~ SOC.JAL- RE-UNION B. ALTERNATE FRIDAY KVIJNINGS-J UNE. JULY, AUGUST. The Season to conclude with a FANCY DRESB BALIi. Tho dancinit will bo Intor- Bporsed with High Class Vocal and Instrn tncnttU Music. .. . . TICKETS for flib Season-Lady and (Jcntlc man, ONE GUINEA—to bo had from Mr Webb, Oak House, Hobaon-Btrcet, ana must bo obtained on or boforo June 4, as there aro only a limited number issued, ' ' ■ < ■:-. Advertisements Late for Classification 0 -ROOMED HOUSE to Lot or for Salo, in Anglosea-streot; ull conruntoncca; gas. , writer, rango, &C.—C. Williamson, Estate Agent, . High-street. THE person who bought a hat for Ss Gd from Mr* J. Smith, Draper, Queen-streot, . and mistook a scarlot shawl for har own, pleaso return tho sanio at onco, and saro furthor trouble, as she la well known.—Jano Smith. W "ANTED, Eccos&d-lmnd Cigar Case Countor and Upright.—Address, " R. 8.," Stau OtUee. LIME! LIME! LIME! — Wanted Known-Tho only person in Auckland burning Oyster Jhell Lime is J. J.obnston, Arch IXUl; 2»por Hat;. -Kwiuotiona W the trado: ■-'"— WANTED, Ono or Two Keepoctnblo Men as lionidcro; lonns, 11)3 (washing included).—Mrs Kavunagh, corner of Cook and Nolson-atreots. _, - ._j -T~QBTj on:^lohday d^efnoo.n, heW Now- JLJ * luo'rkot or Parncll.l^rGoilarolte.*-'plea'io return to McNoill. Baker, Nowinarket. lto ward :,:; t'~-y~—. ■ vx tit LOST, op Saturday, a Magpie. 3 -A:rewarS will be paid by bringing tho bird the 3rd Houso top of Hopburn-streot. ?'J [ :i \VO ROOMS to~Lot iti Grey-strobti <>s fid wookly.—C. Williamson, Land and EDtuto Agont. mgh-slrcot. ... ':!,; '■ '' BOY Wanted, to moke himself useful In and about tho houso.—E. nnd A. lanaca. WANTED, by v young man, Situation on a Farm; waxes not «o much an object as a good homo.—Addroes ICO., X vonlng Stah. : V".' £»~t REWARD.—Lost,"on the Sth*\of pwJL May. a. Land Transfer Deed of Allot ment, WakelleM-BtroeK—Tlio Under will recelvo the abovo reward by leaving It at Arthur's Mart, Queon-streoL WANTED, twoorthrec-roompdiCottaßo with about ato 10 acres: cloae to° town ; state particulars.—Address, H.F., STAKOfflce. WANTED, at HannafordV Auckland .Registry (established 21 ytaru), General! (Coromnndcl); no children. .-' •- ■'■'. j_-> : 'i'i-:■/;. WANTED.^nt "ilannaford'a Auckland Registry (established 21 yeiirs), General .(North-Shore)^ 3ln family... M ->,..., ,- T . -.»>—.■»■. WAITED, at Ilnnnnford'H Auckland •-Registry (established 21 years). Elderly Man to Cook tor 3. nnd bo useful: light work GITY GUARDS RIFLH VOLUN TEERS.— Monthly Inspection takes place TO-MORROW <WMnoiaaj)-EYENI»G, at the DriU-8h«<l, at 130. Fttes for non^ittondanco. ~" ALFRED E. ISAACS. Capt. ■%jipttKo,-in' Albert-street,* tho easiest, X; " cleanest, and qulikcst Shave In Auck land, at the New American barqer Shop.. _£M REWARD.—Tho^abovo sutri will 36/JL , bepatd for suqli information as will tend to show how thd Black Rctriovcr Dog came to fall from the oftlco window of Messrs Boylan and Lundon, surveyors, over tho Colo nial Bank, Qnccn-tstroot. on Saturday, last. In formation to Deleft at tho oOlco of the Society far the Prcvontigtyof jPruelty to Animals. T> ATEPAYERS OF THE CITY OF XV " 'v AUGKEANDi-; ' . n-| / • Ladteh and GEJrrtfenESr,—T beg to tender you my thanks for tho position with whichyou have honoured mo by cledtinK mo to the olllco of City Auditor. ■■ '■■ '« ■ 1 sbSU esdeavour in tlia efllclcnt discharge of .mj dutips to merit tho confldenco you havenow rcpoaod in roe* * * _ -,*.-,• r, \) <k jii ii* i 3 i ' Your Very Obed iont Servant; ~^- w — -•<«-«.-',-- --%.Ak.JUJUUELL.„ 8, Mercantile Chambers, Qucen-stroot. — Ra-ROBINSON (recently arrived from England) bega to announce to Die Ladles of Auckland and neighbourhood that slio has commenced businosa ns Milliner and Dress m»kor; good fit and stylo guaranteed; lessons given in Millinery and Dressmaking at modcr ato charges St.Mary's Road, Ponßonby.. BOARD AND RESIDENCE near Three ' Lampß for ono 6r two sinclo gon'tlc'moh; , homo omforts.—Apply to Jlr Aloy, Grocer, St. Mary's Road. Ponsonby. "TTT^NTEDto Sell, cheap, 50 cases T T,'"*VHobart Stonelesa Jams, 6d" and BJdi Fresh Buttdri'ls lb ;*Balt do., 6d and 8d: Bacon, .fld; also. 1 ton Currnnte, IW.--Katon'e Co-opora tivo Store, cornsr Hooson an 4 Cook-streets, n "ANTED, a Lad. One used to .the grocery trade preferred.—Apply to j; Eaton, Hobson-Btrcet. ■ ■. ,;:' t. ANTED. — Wanted to Sell, very cheap, having CO caBO3 of Salad Oil, Castor Oil, and Sceilted Hair Oil to sell on Com mission, come from A N. lato Fire. Castor Oil. Sd brittle, Ate Cd dozen, 4s 3d by tho caso; Salad Oil. 6d bottle, os 3rl by tho case; Morton's Scented Hair Oil. Is bottle for Gd. 5s 3d dozen, os by the case; Robinson's Patent Groats, only Gd; Tin Good Tea, Is id lb.; Cocoaand Milk, only 8d tin; Scented Soap, 8 Cakes for is; Mixod Spic«,' 8 packets for fid; Water Bottles, only Gd; Glass Decanters, Is; Wine Glasses, 2d; White and Gold Sots of Jugs, 3s set: Whtto and Gold Cups and Saucers, Bd. 7s 6d dozen ; Glass Jugs, Cd ; Japanese Gloss for Boots, only 5d bottlo. 3bottles for Is; Boot Protector?, only 3d card ; Nutmegs,, 3d o'z';. Epsom Salts, 4d dozen* 2s 63 JjlVbox f Pens, 6d box; SpeotacloSj fid and Is: Exerciea Books; 2dand^d; Cbirefl, Is 2dflb.-H.VATTi Pitt-strcut. LarjfQ Tea Trays, onlyvlg 31 .^ ';\: WANTED, a. good JSemale GookX Apply. at once, Park Hotel. ■^ MEETING of tho Auckland Paper Ghase Club will be held at tho Junction Hotel on WEDNESDAY, Ith, at 8 p.m. WANTED, by a Young Man, Work, to help .a Carpenter and Joinor,—.Apply back Malvern Villjis, Newton Road (North). nnO MASTER-COAOHBUILDERS^ND ■ J,- WHaELWBIGHTS.-Wantcd a_Situa tiori asiCdach Painter:by a'sPracticjal Hand; money not so muoh an object as a Permanent Situation.—Address Mr Garlick, third houso in Cross-street, close to Nowton Baths. ANTTDD/ a JRespecteble Girl about ir. for general housoworß.—Apply Mrs O'Brien. Milfoidstreet, oir St. Mary b Road, Ponsonby. ANTUP'; at onco, a Respectable Boy to a'sslst on a baker's cart —Apply to C. Kingsford, Baker. Pitt-stroet. WANTED, our Customera to call in as often as convenient to have their silk hats dressed,' for which no charge .will be made—Moore, Competitive Hatter, Pitt and Bereßford Btree'tß, ': ■; ;- :■ .; ; ■ WANTED, Furnished House of not less than 4 rooms, or 2 bedrooms and siiting-rooin, with board.—Terms, &c, CR, Stab office., , . ..- T> AINBRIDGE'S TIME TABLE. • From Union Bank—22 minutes past the bout and 23 minutes to the hour. . • From The Three Lamps—7 minutes to the hour, and every hour. . Night Trips *kom Town—l-post 8, i-past 9, (-post 10, and i-past 11, From Thbek Lamps— 8,8,10,11. . '- Fi'em Ui?ion Bank to Sraotwr Bbaoh—7 minutos past 9, 7 minutes past 11. Tirjriutos past 2, 7 minutes past 4, 7 minutes past 5, 23 minutes past 6, and 37 minutes past 7., From Shelly Beach—B.3o a.m., 8.45 a.m_ 10.30 tt.ui., 1.30 p.ia, 3.30 p.m., 1.30 p.m., and i.ii p.m. ' " '' ' ' BATCEDAYB from Bhelly-Bbach—B.Bo a.mi .15 a.m., 10.30 a.m., 12.30 p.m. From Union akk—9.7 a.m, 11.7 a.m. aßdl.7p.m.



Wanted. \tT ANTED, a Wheolwright. — Coush \\ and Atkln, Elliott-street. ANTED, at once, a Joiner, to propni lllght of slnirs.- Apply to 11. Pitt Devdjßport. ANTED, two gooil Drivers.—App) Ueo. Wtlaon, Ncli-on-strp.ol,. WANTED, Olio or Two Carpenters an One. Improver. - Win. .Corholt, 8 Mary's lioad, Ponsonby. a, Labourer for a. iortnijjlit V,V work ; board if ncCL-ssury. — Appl WTiite'G Now Building, Birkunhuail. ANTED, a Man with in.odor.ato cducs tion and £m to £100 in Partiiershl Concern.—Apply " Concern,"^T.vH_Olllco. WANTEb, for n bush sawmill, a Ma for bend of breaking-down; also, agoo Wharf -clerk and Stacker. — Auckland Tiuibc Comiiany. . ■ WANTED, Carpenter's Improver,—Aj ply Whitt'B new building, Birkcnhtai Board if lioceaaury. ■\%J ANTED, a Handy Man for Lady' VT Invalid Chair occasionally.—Apply o .onc'o'at'STAn Office. " " ' WANTED, Young Men and Maidens t Soo.tho Beautiful Lady chained to . rock at Monra'a, next Bavings Bank. ■"IirANTED, tho Public to Inspect th VT, ■.-raintlng of the Ferocious SeaMonsto at Mears's, next Savings Bank. , T'JkTANTED, at once, two Respectabl' ■7 V Strong Nursugirls. - Mrs McLeaii Shelly Beach Road, Ponsonby. ANTED, a respectable Girl, about 14 to mind a baby and assist in the house must bo clean nnd tidy.—Apply to Mrs Hoirmunn Jen-pis Road, Ponaonby. near Jackson's Store. WANTED at Hannaford'a Aucklah< ■Registry (established 21 years), Gonera 1 (Qisborno); small family, 153. ANTED, all to Read "Hard Time: and Lund Monopoly," an appoal to ihi Electors on tho burning quostion of tho day Published by N. G. Lennox, Auckland, aadsoU by ull Bookßcllers. Price, Uno Shilllug. WANTED, Situation by an oxporienccc Saleswoman; highest referenda. - "II.W.H.,"Stak Olllce. WANTED, Householders and others t< iry our Canterbury BlueDerwout lota toea. The proof of tho Potato 1b iv tho eating —Davies and McMillan. 13, Customs streot Auckland. i M /"ANTED, in a privato faniiiy in Pon sonby Road, Lady and Gentleinon oi Gentlemen Boarders.—Address "L.E.L.,"Stai< Ofljice. , , WANTED, purchaso or hiro, small Aii Pump, working ordor. Price and where aocn.—X.X., .Stah Olllce. j. "iT&TANTED, purchuso or hire, Galvanic TT ! Hattory., Dpsoriptlon, with price and wlio.ro |.o he'Bcon>—U.O.. &tau Office, \«T ANTED,: light, sccand-linud, two V T wheeled Trap, Dok Cart, ov Whltcchapcl, _Price and wlicro aeen, " J. 1).," Btab-OjUcc. WANTED immediately, by Gentleman, largo •nnturnlshed Rctoi, fire-place; neighbourhood Stirroy HUIS pterorred.—Apply " iiuaiiießa," Poatbfllce. . WANTE D"TO PURCHASE, forcash, a Kood Freehold Proporty.inorncartho oity i value £2,000, and yielding a rental to pay a reasonable percentage on the investment.— Apply to Buber and Rawlings, eDmtnisslon AKun'ta. Fort-iiireat .; ' ■ j_. WA KTED TO BUY, h Kit oT Bush man's Tools for splitting hard tirabcr.- Aildress, " H.." Stah pnice. ..■■■■. WANTED TO RENT or PURCIIASE, a 8 or7-roomod Hou«o in Vincent, Uob on, or Nel»on-street.-AddfdSs. stating particu lars, to "J.M.S.,"Nowton Post-offlco. WANTED TO XET, to one or two sober mon, a Furnished Bod-room, with flroplncc—Apply Star ofllee. . \a7"ANTEDTOSELHcheap), a superior T' T. stotk of Furniture and Bedding, at the FiniVUiire \VBr»houso, foot at Grey-street(oppo -4U o Thttrtio's Umbrolla Shop). . ' ' ANTED TO SELL 100 Ladies' UlHtor Dolmaus, In all tho nowest styles ; 1)00 yunlß Dress Matcriul, Uomcspun and J'lulds. "at hd per yard.—William Eyro, Vlc- UicTa-streel Auckland. WANTIS D to Let, a C-roomod House, -■ with stable an* every convenience. 'obsession onn be hod on Friday next.- G. Sage, OUph»nt-»lJCot, l'onsonny. W" ANTED It^fOWN", that A. E. Snonco'H Guinea Troiuora aro N«t to bo E<|H-'llc(l.—l7-', Qneon street. \\rANTED "R'NOWN—A. andß. Eaton, TT Coninicrco-alreet. have the Bost Oamaru Tabli\l'otatofH in town (cTienp). _• W" ' ANTED—When you aro in Hobson '•'■■sfc'ebtcciH'aiid see the largo and choieo ■took of Ktosgiol Tweeds just opened for tho coming Boanoii Ht Munro and MUliynn'H. \ifXNTlabrTioo6~W»tehcß aiid~Clocks TT to Clean and Ropair, atT. Nutaford's, V'alohmnkor, Vlotoria-street (next Union Bimkl. tJlinrgcs moderato; all work warranted for 12 moiittis. Vk/TANTEI), ono Lar^o ttetlroom, partly V V furnlshcil, board out; or Board and Reel denco or ])artial Hoard in private family; piano, bath, clcim anil roomy; Blnglc gentleman; tonns moderate.—Letter to "•Amicuß," Stau oni^ WANTED TO PURCHASE on easy tonns. a Small Yacht (bciween 20 feot and 5 tons), with Koar, snils. &c, in good order, complote.—" Petrel," Stak Office. T\T|7"ANTED SEEN, the splendid assort ? T ment of Boots nnd Shoes row On View In my Window.—H. llnrle, Auckland Boot Era porimn. Victoria-street. ;, ■ \\7"ANTED KNO\VN—E. T. Horbort, ■T T Draper, opposito Garlick and Cranwell's, la selling at as in tho fidlsconnt. Will keep open until 9 p.m. for ono week only. ANTED KVOWN, — Fire! Fire! Fire I—Bo In time and sco the Furniture, only flightlv damaged by lire in Victoriu-slreot, »t Uanijiicrji I^rgo Furnishing Shop. Uobson-st, X%f ANTED KNOWN —Shilling JSair T Braahl Kalr Brush for On* Shilling! The Sliilling Hair.Hnißh I White hatidlo Hair Brush, Only Ono Shilling I —At Robson'o, Draper, Ponsonby. _^__^ %%T ANTED KNOWN —Charles Kelsoy T T and Co. have n boantifnl assortment rf Gold and Silver Jewellery, tho wholo ot whioh hns the rnorlt o[ bcinr genuine, aa they koep no Imitations.—Charles liolscy and Co., 120, Queen street. . , ■ WANTED KNOWN—Chrap Timbbr ! CttnAPTiMßßnl And all othor kinds Of Building Materials, caa be purchased cheaper and better than anywhor* clue at tho yards of I). Qoi.niK. Albert-atreor. ISJTBD, Buyors for Velveteen, at Is Cd yard ; Trimmed HntH. from 3s lid; ilnnkeis. fcoin 10d 6d pair; Sheeting, from Hi o Is Od; Flanndi, from BJd; Women's and t'hildrons Stookines, from 6d; cheap and Fashtorinblo Dresß Materials. A large 'Msortr ment of tho abovo of uneguallisd value at WoD'eslOy House.—A. Ldvott. ' ANTED KNOWN —That Samdkl Lovicix has opened hn Vstablishnientin Bucbiiniin'B Buildinpa. Wellfßley-Btroft, as a Muntloand Jaokolnmkor.niid having md a lar^o experienco in some of tho beet jondon houses, is in a position to guarantee ■ 'effect Fit, Latest Stylo, and pood Workman ship* The Dressmaking Branoh will b« under the gupurvlslou of an oxperiencod erson, WANTED KNOWN—VelToteena from Ono and Sixpence por yard at Robson's, )raper, Ponsonby. Blankets, Countorpanos, CaHeoea, Flannels; very ohcap. ANTED KNOWN, that A. E. ' Sponco's four Guinea Suits are Unsar passed-—172. Quecn-streot. ANTED KNOWN.-I take this op pprtunlty in thanking my many friqnds and Csßtomers for past favours, and bops for a wntinuanoo of the name. Dressmaking in al ;ho latest styles.—Mrs^Klrkman. Dressmaker, Victorla-stroet Wost (two doors from Williamß's Tailor). .. - . WANTED SEEN by all buyers of , Jewellery, Kclsoy's Stock of real Silver and real Gold, llioy keop no Imitations on their premises; they therefore guarantee every thing Bold by them to bo real silver er gold.—Charles Kolsoy.and Co., 120, Queon-streou . WANTED, Tcndors for tho following Jobs:—Building flvo Chimneys, Paint inn and Papering two Groomed Cottages, and alttp.Shingling samo. Specifications to bo seen crf'tne job from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Townsond Cottage, Sussox-street, Newton Koad (noar Pagan's, butcher). Tenders closo Wednesday, at S p.m. WANTED, 'all the New Arrivals, and Old Ones. too. to Call at Farrell and Barnaby's, Butchers, 175, Queen-streot, to In spect (ho quality and examine the prico of our Moat» Prlnio Local Beef and Mutton, from 2d >cr lb. Cash purchasers most liberally dealt ivith. Roll up, and fill your kits for very little money. TlTANTißD'KfOWN—Tobbsoldchoap, TT at Aubtpn's Furniture Shop. 310, Upper Queen -street. Single Flax Mattrasses, 6s; Dciuble 0., Ha; Bedsteads, 10s; Palliaa9Cß, Children's Jots, Couches, Suites of Furniture, Lamps, Tables, Saucepans, Boilers, and all kinds of Furniture, at Austen's, 310, Uppor Queen-streot. All kinds of furniture bought. ANTED KNOWN-That the Allot . moots at Mont le Grand, Mount Roskill toad, aro ready for Selection. They are bonutifully situated; magnificent scenery, which can never be built out; soil,semi-volcanic; no stones to cloar; 'busses pass at convoniont intervals throughout tho day, and late at night. Apply on proporty to E. T. Herbert. 'vyANTED KNOWN, that all working Ti men can savo thoir money by calling at thq Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Meals Sixpence; Board and Lodging 15s por weok.— Robert Murdock, Proprietor.—Note tho addrees —Nearly opposite the Waitomata Hotel, and clone to thn Dock , , WANTED KNOWN-^-Messrs Gottlieb, Hubor. and Co., Horticultural Artigt3, jandscapc Gardeners, and Culturers ot Pines, bog to inform gentlemen, owners of orchards, and farmers, that they have arrived in Auck land, and aro open to contract (only day wageß) for laying and preparing Lawn Tennis, Cricket Grounds, Fountains with rockery, Scenery; 'ems, &c, &c. References from the Continent, England, Colonies, and Nevir Zealand.—Written applications,addiassed to G. H. and Co., Stab Olllce, will receive prompt attention. .: T|T7~ AVN TED X N:. O W N .YV=:i:That the STOCK of CLOCKS AND WATGHKS AND JKWKLLERY at . GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE hns been 'Gftieatly Augmented by LARGE' AR RIVALS, and ■an Inspection ia solicited of the STERLING GOLD and SILVKR GOODS (all WARRANTED) in the Queen-street Window, and tho Artistic IMITATION JEWELLERY in the Victoria-Btreot Window. Wo make a SPRCfALTY oC .these Two Lineß, keoping hoti tho Genuine and the Imitation to SUIT all TA STES and Pockets; but they are kept Sepa rate, and Displayed in Different Streets. Hterl- Silver Sots, 2s Cd; Brooches and Rings, Is each; iiird other Lines equally Cheap, at GOODSON'S EONDON ARCADE, Queen-st. and Victoria-st.. and at Chrißtchurch and Wellington. TlfbFancy ooda Stock ia Unequalled in the Colony,.



, "" Wanted. >• V\T ANTED KNOWN ~ 0 NOW SHOWING • J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, ly itSTSPECIAL VALUE INIER " ULSTERS AND FOUR-IN-HANDS d ' DRESS UOODS, MILLINERY, t. HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, 's SHEETJNdS, TABLE LINENS, ly HOSIERY AND OLOVES, VELVETEENS. i- . . p AIiAUGK STOCK OF Gh.N ftltAL DRAPKRY TO SKLKOT t-'ROM, AMD PRICES LOWER THAN (JUISKN-ST., " AT ,? j. a. BROWN'S, PARNELL. _ \\r ANTED KNO WN- .. Vy A FEW OF 1. NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S WKLL-TRIED REMEDIES FOR WINTER - . USE. *, . COMPOSITION POWltKlt.-It is known in - all English-speaking countries for its many 0 good qualities. You who arc subject to Co.ds a or Sore Throats don't be without it; Is 6d a tin; 5s alb ,1, —— X • BALM OF GILEAD.-Sovcn /cars'trial has 8 proved this to be one of the Best Compounds r ever oflcred for tho euro of Colds, Bronchitis, • Aethma, and Cough. 2s a Bottle. a COUGU POWDER^Kirectiißl and quick in '• Congcslion. Plcurißy, or Inflammation of the Lungs. Is lid a Tin. 7 COUGH SYRUP.—Where thcro arc children ' nothing is bettor for Coughs. Croop, or Bran '■ chitla. A pure expectorant without morphia or - j opium. Is Cd and 2s a Bottle. 1 ' HOP BITTERS, 2s Gd a Bottle. -NEIL & "C~L~I F F O R D, 3 HERBALISTS, » Botanic* DraPENSAUY, Wklleslky-stre et, Auckland. 1 XJjn^lTN TED KNOWN. 1 TO BK CLEARED, AT ■STEPHENSON'S, 3 Kauanoauam! Roap. Newton. 500 pairs Kid Glovos. 1b 6d per pair; 1.000 " pairs Lisle Thread Gloves. 6d, worth 1; 1,500 1 ploces (good shados) Ribbon Volrot. 18 yards - 'or Od; 800 yards Sash Ribbons (3 shades). Is Gd • por yard; 2,000 dozen Dress Buttons. 2d per p dozen; Dress Materials, lid. 6d, 71d per yard l upwards; 1.000 yards French, Cashmere U0 shades), la per yard; 500 yards Fronch Morlno (fi shadesl, 1« Bd, worth 2s Gd: Crimean Shirting, ' Wd, Is, Is 3d, to 2s 3d por yard; Union Shirtings, > from Kid upwards; Flannels, 7Jd, 9d. Is per yard upwards; 9x4 Blankots (all wool). 9s lid ■ per pair. Try our 16a Trousers to Measure— j can't bo beaten. MILLIN'KItY—by experienced hnuds DRESSMAKING—by experienced hands TAILOR ING—by oxperiencod hands ON TUB PKRMIBE3. ; STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALE WAREHOUSE. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NKWTON. Miscellaneous Wantcds. TRAVELLER Wanted to carry Samples Boot Uppers on commission. — Addrqßs, Btatlng terms, ground covered, and references, to " Bono," Star Olllce. XPERIENCED in Millinory and Show room.-A Young Lady, reqontly arrived in Auckland, desires an Kn*ai(oinent as above; good address; excellent references.—"G.L., Stau OflUc. mRADESMBN'S BOOKS opened, made X up. posted, chocked and balanced period ically by an Experiouoed Accountant, at a nominal cost—Addtees "Accountant," P. 0.8. 78, Auckland. JHOROMANDEL HOSPITAL. A Medical Man U required for tho above Hos pital. Salary, £200 per annum, with private >ractico. Applications to bo made Ui tho under steucd up to MONDAY, 9;h June, 1881. J. 11. HARRISON, Secretary Hospital Commttiec. MORE JEWELLERY.—Mr H. Penz holz. Working Jeweller, begs to Inform tho trade, his frlonds. and tho publto, that hav- inir returned to Auckland, he has commenced Business in Darby-street, Thistlo Hotel Build ings 'a few Fteps from Qucensircct). All orders and repairs in Jowcllery will bo satinfactorlly executed. Prises- very moderate To Let TO LET, ona Five-roomed House and ono Four; tank, and woll with pump.— Jnmta P.old. Kden Terrace. O LET, near Grafton Road, a 6-roomed House; splendM vlow; rent, 17« nor week, or 16a fer Icbbo of 2 jours.—Apply Mr Ball's/ Millc-houec. ' T^O LE r, an old-establishod Grocery Sh( p in-Wakefleld-streot Rent low.—Amply to; W. & E. Boston, Coachbuildors, Wakeflold-Bt, nnO LET, furnished Bed-room nnd Sit ,JL ting-room with u?o of kitoh in or attend ajico.—Apply Stab Office. . t _ TO LET, a four-roomed House near Col lego Road, Ponsonby; rent 10s Gd.—Apply Mr Nightingale, College Road. T~~ O LET, a Sitting nnd Bed-room (fur nished) :• suit married couple—Address, one door above Chemist Shop, top of Grey-st ffiO'LET (rheap),.to a respectable Tenant, X a nice New House, flvo rooms, every con venience, close to tho Tramway Terminus.— Apply Walter R, McElwain, Bayfield, Pon- BOnDy. TO LET, a comfortable House in. Angle sea-street, containing G rooms, with gas and water.laW on, and kitchen range.—Apply J. M. arid J. Mowbray. Land Agenia. Fort-Bt. O LET, Shop and Dwelling; fine stand for butcher, bootmaker, .or fancy Roods; ga3 and water laid on: rent low.-rrA.pply A, J,, 'homag, Grocer. Park Store. Howo'streilt. TO LET, Houso6fs rooms and" pantry, register grato, 'side oven, &c; good well; Brighton.—Apply to M. Marriott, Upper Parnoll. TO LET, two Houses of 4 and 7 rooms ; low ront-^Apply to Mrs Lynch. Charrotte atreeUKden TerracQ. . rO LET, Shop, Hairdressers Business, Houses, Farms (townandcountry).Hotels, and Stores.—Grant and Crossan, 75, Qucon-st. rTIO LET, by tender, an Allotment situate , X in Lowpr J>arneH,~facing the s«a; 50 f«ei frentaw, «6 feet deop; lease-to run, 16 years —' Apply by letter to Mrs H. Rlohards, Manukau Road, Parnell. Open till Jnne 3d. TO LET, at Mount-Eden, 2 6-Roomed Vi'lds, with bay windows, verandah, fire places (with register grates), tanks, cellars, and onthonsos, situated Just bolow Smith's 'Bus GfErn.—Apply to Jcsae Stokes, Mouat Eden Road. ; .. '■•.; r '■:.*. 6 BE LET, charming Marine Vilbi, London-street, with splendid waier viow, n largo fllotment; a vory cbmforiable Fonr roomed Dwel ing, with good workshop and out houso at back.—W. L. Mitchell, 8 Moroantile Chambers. " •■ TO LET, 7-roomcd House; large gar den ; gas and water laid on: Russoll street, Ponsonby;—Apply Mr Wright, Book . seller, Ponsonby. TO LET, two Comfortably-furnished Rcoms with nso of kitchen ; or two Gontlc nr-n. partial toard.—Address "Domus," Si ah office. .... 4 ncdical. T\/TR W. H. JONES, M.R.C.V.S..L. ■*-»-*•'' (Memror of the Royal 'Collcgo of Veter inary .Surgepr.s London), late Veterinary Sur goo». North Metropolitan Tramway Company, London, has conmenccd proejtioe in Auckland and may be consulted on Diseases of Horses, Cattle, and Do nosticatod Animals at the Masonio Hotel, Piluoes-street. All communica tions left at Mr Haslett's, Chemist, Queen-st. will receive prompt attention. Telephone No, 10. Tho Register of Members of tha Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons can be seen at Mr Haslott's. mYPHUS ! TYPHUS ! TYPHUS ! HAVE VOtm LIVKS BY USING ■ THE "RED CROSS" DISINFECTING FLUID. BEING INODOROUS, IT IS THE ONLY DIS INFECTANT SUITABLE FOR THE SICK ROOM AND INDOOR USE; i DISINFECT.YOUR DRAINS, CLOSf T3, &a FRICE, OKB SHILLIKQ I'BR BOTTLE, FROM ALL GROCERS AND CHEMISTS. WnOLKSALE AGENTS: BROWN, BARRETT. & CO. I ' L. P. NATHAN & CO. J' (i. . HENDERSON'S t CHKRRY PECTORAL. 2s 6d and 4s 6d per bottle. To bo had only at Medical Hall, Ponsonby, opposite Three Lamps. "\7IOLENT Raging Toothache i8 in V nearly every Instance instantaneously ! cured, by. using Odoatalgicon. the new remedy, ■ ; Is.—C; W. Goodson, London Arcade. . • "O ELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— t\) SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL. „ Price, 2s 6d and 4s Od.—F. C. Sharland, opposite the. Post-otßce. mOOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneous X ReUef-ODONTALGIC-ls per bottle.— F. C. BHARLAND, opposite Post-office. DR.; ARNO hD ' S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-The most populai . meaictne of the day. Price, 2s 8d a box.—Colo nial Agent, F.C. Sbablans, opposite Uje Poat- Offici , WO R M «. All children suffer from them. , If suspected, ask for tho Certain Cu' . SHAULAND'S WORM POWDERS, lspacke-. Apothecaries' Hall, opposito Poßt-officf. 'O OSIiLINB for thk HAlß.—This el& J.SJ Kftnt preparation completely ocllpsee 4vory urtlclo of a sinillar kind now betoro the public—Price, laGd a bottIe.—SHARtAND. A.noineoarlos' Hall. T>ATSI RATB! RATSI-Ueo Q; BHABLAND'S PHOBPHOK PABTB. Rate eat It gTeedUr and die; no emeU. • . _ _ Price. One ShiUtaß-a Bottle. T. O. BHARTiAND opposite Poat-offlco.



; :... . For Sale. FOR' SALE, 8 tons Barley Meal, for Pig-food.—W. Dowdcn, Auctioneer. FOX SALE, a Small Fancy Business ; stock small: good plhco for Milliner or Drcßsmakor.r~Addrc6B " 5.F.H.," Stah office. EOll SALE, a light Handcart; cheap.— K. Harvie, Uppor Symonds-strect. IjlOR SALE, Horse, Saddle, and Bridle. . The horse Is perfectly quiet and trust worthy, also runs well in harness.—Apply Star Office. ' BJIOR SALE, a Heavy Spring Cart, in MJ Uiogongli good order.—Apply T. Asher, Cobdenstrect, Newton. OR~SALE, Splondkl Bite for Mansion or cutting upj I Acres; land planted.— Beo. Brown, Church-street. Dovonport. 171 OR SALE, lirst-class Theodolite for }• fllO. worth £25.-rW. L. Mitchell, 8, Mor cantilo Chambers. '" * ' FdR~SALE"~(North Shoro), Houses of 4 5, and 0 rooms; also. Building Lots.—For particulars apply, ii. Tanner, S. Queen-street FOR*-Immediato Sale, a Drapery and Fancywork Business, KarangahapeKoad. Stock about ''JO. FOX SALE (Mount Eden, corner Albert and Victoria Avenuo). a good six-roomed House, with bath-room, cellar, &c—Apply on the premises, _ 1710ft 'SALE (Devonport), Houses, under . special circumstances, Cheap; i to 15 rooms; well planted gardens. —G. Brown, Olmrnii-strqet, Dcvonport. ■_ IjtUH KALE, Houses and Allotments (de -1 ; toiTi'd-payments), Farmß, Suburban Pro perties, lintels, Businesses, Partnerships.— Grant and Crussan, 7a, Queen-street. . OR POSITIVE SALE, two 4-roomed Cottages and ono Shop and Dwelling, each With frontage* to two good streets in the city — Apply hi .'Jim K;.pi'ot. House and Land Agent, No. 8, Qul-fci.-.iri-ct._ FQKSALE, a fashionable and well-built Dog Cart, nearly new; also, Silver-mounted Harness in good condition. —D. B. Orchard, 18, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. IjlOK SALE, in Parnoll, most convenient 1 House of 8 rooms and Allotment 50x200; splendid view of the harbouT; only 15 minutes from Postoflice. —W. and J. Frater, Land Agonts. QUoen-9troet. FOX S4LE, 2 good Shops-with comfort abls D.welling; back entrance, water and gas laid on: let to good tenants at 30s a week; situated In Karangahapo Koad.—Forparliculars apply to Messrs Carbincafc Taylor. Ancdoncers. OH SALE, in Parnell, four Houses. Having bad one house burned down I am dotorrained to sell the remaining (our at any price. No reasonable offer refused.—Apply to Sam White. Fencer. Customs-street. OR SALE, 4-roomed House, Sunnyside Koad, Mount Eden. Allotment 50 x 190. Also, tliruo Allolmonta adjoining, each 50 x ID6 feet.—Apply to G. Garry, at Mr Mason's, Hair Dresser. I7IOE SALE and TO LET.—Bakery and . Confectionery, £2fi; small Business, Shop Fixtures. £0 ; Grocery Storo, £50,. KBsy rents. Also. Farms, Allot Dents, Hotels.—Hoiehton and Co.. 177. Queen-street. I" T^dfiTSALE (a Bargain), a Corner Allot ' ment with 2G feet frontage to Great North Road by 88 feet to McKelrio-street, with good Shop and Dwelling erected thereon, and let to good tenant Price, £368.—F0r furthsr particu lars, Carbines and Taylor. Auctioneers. ■TplQlt SALE at pneo, first rate Boarding. JD ■ *hp'uafr(clty), lGroonis; bath, gas: ingoing £l6o; rent low: long lease j a nooo chance Also, nico little Fancy Goods Shop; stock small • cheap.—Business Exchange Agency, High-st (upstairs)^-Wooding & Co BELLA VISTA ROAD.—Grand Allot mont to be sold cheap for cash, planted and fenocd, commanding one of the best marine viowa in Ponsonby.— W. L. Mitchell, 8, Mercantile Chamber;. . "VTORTII SHORE.—For Sale, a Pretty J3I Littlo Gothic Villa, of 6 apartments neat UieiVJetoria AVharf *et retired, being adjoin Ing the residences of the Hon. do B. Devereux and the late Captain Wynyard; the allotment Is 50 x 118, and tho soil of excellent quality; the house is noarly new, and fitted with registor in-ato, colonial oven. &c; very suitable lor a quiet con pie or small family.—B. Tanner, Agent, 8 Queon-Btreet. P~~ARNELL RISE.—For Sale, a New Cottnipro of 4 rooms and scullery : good view of harbour; now road opposite Parnoll School.—Apply on tha promises. ■ INGSLAND; New North Road.—2 4-roomrd Verandah Cottages, registered (crates and colonial ovens; price, £lfio each.— Terms, apply J. R. Henderson, Morcanlilo Chambers, Qucen-atrtiit. ON SALE, Ground Mortar, dolivered in . town or suburbs. 200 casks Portland Orient, liastcr of Paris. Fireclay, by ton or lb. Fire Brioks, &o.—R. Jenklnson, Builder, Lorne street.. _ S" O-PERIOR Villa Residence, Clarenccet., for £350. Grand Market Garden Site, pood bluck soil, the pick ot Roebank Estate; 6 acres for £300 cash.—W, L. Mitchelj. Land Agent. fpfi ■, <fLOSE~XN ACCOUN~T. VAILE & DOUGLAS Aro Instructed to Offer for Private Sale, THK ALLOTMENT IN SYMONDSSTREET, noxt to Dr. Murray Moore's. Tho Lease has 90 years to run, at a rental of £15 pec annum. WAUCATO niVKR-A Valuable Block of good Land, containing 284 acre's, near Jjamoron Town. W'AlUfOJ—Allotment 250, Wnipipi. contain ing 82 Aoros First-rate Land, mostly the site of a Maori Plantation. HT 'vaile k douglas; .Land and Estate Agents, ! ''' Shortland-strcet, Meetings. XV^AITEMATA BOATING CLUB. A Special Meeting of thd above will be held at the Waitcmata Hotel on WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 8 p;in. Business of importance W. G. SMITH, flpn. Sec pro tern. "XTEWTON LODGE OF MARK i3l MASTER MASONa No. 280, BLCV The regular Monthly Gommonicatlon will be held in the Lodge-Mora. Mosonio Hall, Karanga hape,Road. Tlfis (TUesaay) EVENING, at 7.30 o'ciobk-jprMisely. YlsHiiig Mark Brethren lire! lnvitea to attend. By command of the wTk.-JOSEPH WARRKN, M.0.. ActtaeSec retary. ■*;-' ;' ■" * TmDKNS BODGE, No. 1,530, B.C. An Fmergericy .Meeting rwill be held in tho Lodg»-i-obm,,Ma^onlo Hall, Karangahape Road, THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, (at 8 o'clock precisely. 4&VJdtl»g' Brethren are invited to attend. of the W.M. JOSEPH WARHEN. P.M.. Secretary. !■ _i. gJTT|flpk ■•■—J v A* *-/* "* j^^g^Jj" XX*' Auckland Branch, ' t ''/rtV T"0 Qurirtcrlr Meoting of tho ■FWs|| above will be hold in St. \\V £§V, ,-Patrick's Hall at 7.30 p.m. \V\ »v- OH. WEDNESnAY, lih June. . \»>y*L - Business: Nomination ef O£B. \ \g2rn .■ »cors, Ac Secretary in at tendftnee i fggi— ...•.- from 7 p.iu. to recetTe Oontribtt , tiohs. ' 1 P. KEARNEY, Sec. •VTEW ZEALAND EDUCATIONAL i.l INSTITUTE (AVCKLiND Branch). Ordinary Mooting on FRIDAY, 6th instant, at ".30, Wellesley-street School. 1. Discussion of Mr Bailey's Paper—" Fro posed Amendments of Education Act." 2. Discussion on Homo Lessons, opened by ■Chairman. Musio during the Evening. r *- H. MASON, Hon. Sec. "OOYAL OAK GOLD-MINING COM JEV :• PANY (LIMITED).' Tho Annual General Meeting of the Share holders of tho BoyalOak Gold-mining-Company will b« held at the Company's Office, 62, Queen street, Auckland; on WEDNESDAY, tho 18th day of Juno, IEB4, at 10.30 a.m. Business: To receive Directors' Annual Roport and Balance shoet, elect Directors and Auditors. r It* W. HORNJS, Secretary. Auckland, June, 18S-1. A.' CONFERENCE of Presbytery will be J3L held in St, James's Church on WEDNES DAY, Juna'l, at 7.30 p.m. Tho Rev. W. Evanß, Cambridge, will open tho Conference. Subject -';The Obligations, of the Choroh." All are cordilffly invitediy- '• A UCKLIIND PERMANENT CO- J\. OPERATIVR BUILniN« AND IN - VESTMENT SOCIETY. SOTIC|, Tho Twelfth Annual Meeting ot the Auckland Permanent Co-operative Building and Invest ment Socioty, for receiving tho Annual Report and Accounts and electing a Committee of Management and Auditors for the ensuingyoar, will be held in the Lecture HalL of the Yoitaf? Men'a Christian Association. Albert-Btreet, on TUESDAY, the U th June. 1884,' at half-past 7 in the evening. - ■-< JOHN BATGER, Secretary. N.B.—ln accordance with Rule No. 4i, Nomi nations of Candidates for Office must be lodged with the Secretary on or before 31st May. A LBURNIA GOLD-MIKING~~CO2F j^t i P'ANY (Limited). An Extraordinary Gonornl Meoting of tho Alburnia Gold-mining Company (Limited) will be held at tho Company's office, Wyndham-st, Auckland, on TUESDAY, the 10th day of Juno, 1884, at three p.m., for tho purpose of considering and passing (if approved) the following special resolutions, viz.:— 1. That the Albumia Gold-mining Company (Limited) bo wound-up voluntarily, and a Liquidator be appointed. 2. That a new Company be formod to pur chase the Alburpia mine, TVith a capital of Three Thousand Pounds, divided into Twelve "Thou, Band Shares of Five Shil lings each—the Alburnia sh&Mholders to have the option of taking as tSEiy shares in the new. Company as they now hold in the Albttrnia Gold-mining Company. H. N. GARLAND. Secretary. Tenders mOSHIPVVRiIGHTS.-Spcificatiopsand X Tenders invited for a f cnoonor of 50 tons register.—For particulars apply to James Clare, Boatouilder, Customß-sireet West. mo PAINTERS AND OTHERS.— JL ...Tenders are invited for Papering and Painting a House on tho Mount Hosjfill Road, according to specifications at ir.y otlice. Tenders to be opened at noon on FRIDAY next. ■ W. H. SKINNER, Architect. Continued on Flmt Page



PbMlc BfoHceg."' m _ S. MORRIN & CO. (Limrbd) beg to notify that their Premises will be CLOSED Every Kvoning at five o'clock during month of JUNE, on account o( Stock-taking; Saturdays, 2 p.m. A PUBLIC LECTURE, under the auspices of the Newton Mutual Improve ment Society, will be given in the Edinburgh School-room on THURSDAY Kveninß next, by MrC. E. Button, entitled "Oxygen," with ex periments. The lecture will commence at 8 o'clock sharp. i?P_ REWARD will be paid to any (WU person, whether implicated or not, who will give such information as will lead to the'conviction of the"dastardly miscreant who, on Monday, May 26, at midnight, smashed the front olllcc window of Mr T. B. Hannaford's, the Auckland Registry, Queen-street And if it was, as believed to be, the act, or at the instiga tion of, a hotel landlord, the reward, on convic tion, will be 'increased to £10.—Apply to Mr John Brame, "Now Zealand Free Prose" Office,'. HlKh-straet, Auckland. - rpHJ3. WAIRARAPA EXCURSION TO FIJI. "BRETT'S GUIDE TO FIJI" contains three maps and a descriptive sketch of the Islands, their products, fauna, vegetation, native cus toms, history, and trade. On sale at the Star Ofilce and all Stationers, price 2s (id, S.—To tho Ladies of Auckland.—l,ooo Fashionable Winter Huts, in Felt, Beaver, Fnr, Satan, and Plush, at Is each —Fernandez's Bale, Newton. mO PASSENGKKS PER WAIRARAPA ± FOR FIJL Special torniß for Insurance against Accident are arranged to snit, passengers for this trip.— Apply at onco NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY. AUCKLAND. "vr o t i c c. Look at Hollis and Co.'s New Time Table on the Ith page of Star. Start to-day. R. P. HOLUS & CO.. Proprietors. T EG A L. The undersigned begs to announce that he has commenced to Practise as a Solicitor in the Offices of the late Mr E. K. Tyler. Imperial Chambers, Vulcan Lane. JOSEPH BLADES. Auckland, May 19.188t".. , ; 6)f\iy PAIRS Men's Coloured Mole /—'" o Trousers, Is &1 a pair, really good, and the cheapest ever offered in Auckland.— Fernandez, Earongahape Koad, Newton. _ took out for the pamphlet ! ' British despotism: IN THE SOUTH SEA. ISLANDS AND THE PERSECUTION OF MR W. J. HUNT BY '.'.■'/• SIR ARTHUR GORDON; * High rommirsioner, under, " The JVestern Pacific Orders in Council, 1877 and 1879," By VOX POPULI. Copies of the above can be obtained of Mr G. L. Thompson, Agent, High-street, and from all Booksellers'. PRICE-ONE SHILLINO. , . Shipping. *^_ A U-C X LAN D fBKKB&Sr s.s "vi^v-id. Auckland to Wade—Wednesday, -th, U a.ra" - „ Wedneßdny. Hth, I p.m. Wednesday, 18th, 18 a.m. ~ Wednesday. 251h, 4 p.m. Wade to Auckland—Thureday. sth. 4p.m. „ ■ Thursday, 12th. £30 a.m. "- ' „ -. Thursdny, 19th; 8 p.mr- - „ ' Thursday, 26ih, 9 o,m. Weather and othor circumstances permitting. Parcels must be prepaid on board. Apply to Mr A. MARSHALL, Master.i[ Rnslness Notl.-c*. ,OUGAR LOAF STORE T. HILL . : Begs to inform the public of Auckland that he has secured the services of - MR T. HOLLAND/ Oi the late firm of Holland and Fortzer. Old Customers op H. and F. win receive EVERY ATTENTION BY TRANSFERRING THEIR PATRONAGE TO HILL'S SUGAR LOAF STORBj' WJELLESLEY STREEI Corner of Elliott-street (opposite Abbott's . Opera House). Goods delivered free to all parts of the town, (0 the shipping, trains, and tram cars (when they start). r ———— . ■■ i_T7 CHOICE HOICE . ...-,,.,. ~,, SALT r) UTTER I ALT JjiUTTERI o -~,:.' IS. PER liß. ■ PRIME CHEESE,j' - ' "' gD.PERLB. - u _r. ,■ B X W,*S ;:i . m GROCERY AND PROVISION STORES, VICTOBIA-BTRBET. T UKS' VICTORIA HOTEL. BRANDIES: John Kokahaw's No. 1, Bisduit' Dubouche 1-Star, Muller Frore's 3-Stav, Cassio & Co.'s flno, Hennessy and Otard's Palo and Dark. ' • ' WIIISKIRS: Teacher's exceptionally old and fine. Walker's, Power's, L.L., Bttaibiala, and Old Islay. ':;; HANCOCK'S and SPEIGHT'S ivLEa ". ': FINEST GER-MAN UQUEURS, si CLARETS and RHINE,WINEB, „', /' l BRANDT'S BREMEN LAGER BEER-just arriveil, ,; SALZ GURKEN-not toohot: rriHOMPSON AND DONKIN, Electrical JL ' Englneara. fvirnish estimates for Klecfria Lighting,' flr Electrio Bells-, repair Dynam's Machines, &0., on the most reasonable tei ma— Address, Customs-street West, oppobito Auck land Timber Company. CVk HAND AND TO ARRIVE, • WOOD'S FLOUR. 2Co's, 100's, and fiffs . McGILL'S OATMEAL, 200's, 23'b, and Ts- OATS (Feed and Milling) . WAIKATO POTATOES MAIZE. SHARPS. BRAN, CHAFF FOWL WHEAT, ONIONS, CHEESE . HAMS AND BACON. TEA SUGAR. BONEDUBT PRIME CORNED BEEF, 1001b kegs, &0,, %C, &o. Also, TO ARRIVE EX CLIFTON, 30 TONS PRIME OAMARU. POTATOES, At the Lowest Current Rates. A. & R, EATON, COMMEBCE-STBEET BANKRUPT QTOCKI ANKRUPT OTOCk! WATCHES JEWELLERY ! JEWELLERY! WATCHES 1 WATCHES ! JEWELLERY ! FOR SIX~dT~YS ONL"Y,!__ OPENING FROM TO-MORROW fWEDNESDAY). 4th JUNE (Lower Queen street, near Wharf).. THR WHOLE OF~THhTREMAINDER (M THE ABOVE WELL-KNOWN GENUINB ! STOCK that has been offered in Arthur's Rooms, will be SOLD at PRICES NEVER BEFORE OFCTCRBD IN Auckland, there being over *' > £3,500 WORTH to be > i -! Sold Regardless of • CosT.comprisinK— * s,d. Geits' Genuine Gold Watches, from .. S H 0 Ladies' do. do. (18 carat cues) .. 210 0 Gents' Strong Silvor Levers, from .. '2 0 0 Ladies' do. da ...... I\o 0 Solid Silver Alberts, from 0 7 6 Do. Gold do .. I 10 0 A LARGE "ASSORTMENT GENUINE DIAMOND RIVGS. GOLD BRACELETS. LOCKETS, BRO6CHEB, KARRINGS. PINS, STUDS, GENTS1 CYGNKT RINGS, &C. A LARGE VARIETY of kTERLING SILVER LOCKETS, NECKLETS, BRACELETEf, ALBERTS, STUDS, &c. .. \ •GREENSTONE JEWELLERY, GOLD MOUNTED ■ MEKKSCHAUM PIPES, FIELD & OPtRA GLASSES. Note. — Every Article Warranted, and a Written Guarantee given with Every Watch Sold. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. ■ THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD. ' COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES BOTH PRICE AND QUALITY. "■ remember-for"six days only, IN LOWER QUBEN-STREET ■ ■ ' i (Premises Lately Occupied by Drew and Co.) " iNSPEonasTNvrrm



'-- Jgergonal. ~..,,..... ; MRJ.Jf.M^€AVANAGH,C.M. J ofU.S.y • sails by Penguin to-day for Levuka. XTTT G. ALLEN, Draper, Jervois Road, 1 "T V • Ponsonby, begs to notify that he has no connection with C. Allen, draper, late of Viet 'rifi street. . ALL PERSONS take notice that I will NOT bo responsible for any I 'SB's that may Ijo contracted by my Wife. 3lary .<*>" Coraes.— Richard, Gordce, Mercury Bay. ERSONAL. — Important Notice to Housewives.—lf you wish to economise and show your liusbnnd thnt you arc iPHiee-1 111© true helpmate, buy all your Meat for Cash at Farrell & Burnaby's, Shipping and Family Butchers, 175, Queen-st Tho quality tfuaranUcil. 2 ~~ Calls.. \■ • ■ "VTEW ZEALAND TOBACCO GROW ■J3I ING AND MANUFACTURING COM PANY (LIMITED). A Call (the-first) of Ton Shillings per Share 'has, this day been mado by tho Directors of the above' Company, payable to tho Treasurer, at;} * the office of the Company, tho Factory. Beach * Road, Auckland, on SATURDAY, the 31st day of May instant. F. NUTTER, Secretary pro tejn. i . Auckland, 13th May, 1881. "'_ : .; ■' .'Dividends- , i v < ; ' mix npHE UNION FIRE AND I MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. The Transfer Hooks of this Company will be Closed from 31st Mny till the sth July, inclusive. W. DEVKNISH MEARE3. General Manager. Christchurcb, 21st May, 1881. Lost and Found. LOST, on Friday, 30th May, a Cameo. -. Scarf King.—Finder liberally reworfled: ' upon returning same to Mr F. 11. Lewiaoon, Jeweller, Queen-street. LOST, from Otahuhu, on Sunday, 25th May, Brown Horso , white stripe down face; one. whito foot. —Howard given if re turned to K. VV. Robinßon, Otahubu. Any person detaining same after this notice will be . p:oaecuted. ' OST or Stolen, a Dark Pony, one wall eye.^-Apply Now Zealand limber Com pany_(LimitedK____ _______ LOST, between llemuera and Auckland, a Gold Brooch, knot Dattorn,' with tassel. —JTindiT will be rcwardfid.jpn applying to Mr W. Perkins. Secretary N.Z. Timber Co. LEFT at 5, Mercantile Chambers, an Overcoat Apply to Kdward Wayte. T_Tks-—Loßt> on Wednesday, 28th, be- JL" tween Pcnrose Crossing and 'Otabuhu, a Lady's Leather, Bait, containing a sum or money and various other articles.—The nbbVo' reward will be. paid to; unyono 1,-eturning the . same to H. Jackson, Butcher, Otahuhu, pr Stau Office. . ' ■ ■■•■ ' ■'..' ■* V] - IjUJUiND, on Sunday, Horso with saddle JD and bridle.—Thr. ownercanhavo thoßalne by calling on Jumps Ca'sidy, corner nf Bale and' - Centr<» streets, Freeman's Bay, and paying all uxronscs. ■' !' f -"" ■' ■ ■ ■'■ V.i !" ••■'■ i Sheriff's Notice; T»- 0 T I G E. I, Edward Listbk Gkken,, Sheriff of the District of Auckland, hereby irfvo Dotico that under a Writ of Sale duly issued out of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern District., at Auckland, in en notion wherein J. F. Buddie, of Tauranga, is Plaintiff, and B. W. Hrodkorp, of Tauranea. is Defendant. I will cauee lo oe sold by public auction at the Sale rooms of B. Tonks and Co.. Queen-street, Auck land, at ihe hour of 12 noon on SATURDAY, the 7th day of June next, all ihoso Pieces or Parcels of Land, boing Lois 213 and 214, ' Boctlon 2. Town of Tuurenga, hoii.g the whole of , . tho land comprised in certificate of Title. Volume 10, Folio Slot the Register Book;-and ■ also all that piuce or parcel of Land, being Lot No. 364 in tho Parish of To Papa, containing 60 norcs. . • .. i The Solicitors for the Execution Creditor aro — Messrs Whitakor and Uueeoll, of Wyndham strcet, Auckland. . Dated at Auckland this 17lh day of May, 1881. EDWARD L. GUEKN, f : , Slßrlff. ~ i!, .' ' JKrtucatiouiil. ■"'•■i1 V-!.;.: AMATEUR .DRAMATIC. CLAS3.— Wantjd, a few Ladies and Gentlemen in terested in the formation of a private Dramatic C^ss, under a competent Instruct r. to send their names and addroisos to " Amutour," Stir Office. ■'■.-■■" ' I RUDjIMENXS OF ~,M UtSiliJ thoroughly taught in Twclvo Lessons (in Class) for Half-a-Guinea. ■ ~ A New Class is now forming, and intending Students must enter their names on or before - SATURDAY next. _____ ' ; - :' • MR W. S. WEBB, L.5.5.A.,.,,, ~ , r j • ACADEMY OF MUSIC. ■ ■ OAK, .HOUSE, HOBSON-STBEET. " Aoptlons. , , TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. ." | * i /•-' ;!•■ ■ • FORT-STfIEET. .1 ■' '( £'.{•„ Jo': "'CORKING MACHIIfE,"' .••*!;vi •BOTTLE WASHING MACHINE, &c. :;8 : '',•■■- UNDER .BILL SALE.. VjinSiSs ; ' R. ARTHUR/; :' WILL Sell by auction, on the premises, * Fort-street, to-morrow; at 11 o clock,;: BOTTLE WABHING MACHINE, Corking - Machine,' Filter, Office Desk, Sec., &o. '...-.. ~ TOrMbRIUJW. i :. y.rrv __ _~ .' t, ~ r -■' "'ft' i; " : MESSRS CARBINEERI _ TAYLORi %[., WILL soil by public auction, To-mor- 1 row (Wednesday, at 11 o'clock sharp, v ■< POULTHY'.-While Game Fowls "'.. " ''.'■"'.: '}SI PRODUCK. — Ifl tons good tablo Potatoes,:. Onionß. Carrots,Koi;Buttor, Oysters in sack, , 'Cheeses' ,',;' '__ "■ - .„"'■ : ' ',' •' ""'-■'.'-,'■<•-■ GKOCERIKS-- Foa,. Suear, Oatmeal Flour,"; Koroßino, Candle's, Lemon Peel, Mixed Bia euitStSharps,Oats,Maize,Bran,Chaff* ,'•■■'.' ■',', tiRAPBRY.—BIahkp.U., GenU',, Youths", and, * -. Boys' Tweed. Suits, Trousers and >Vests,:, • Troußcra,. Caps, Brncos, Ties,. Moleskin'"■■ ' i Trousers.Half-lioso.Short.BHndNet.Combs, ' ' CJullfa, Umbrellas, Aecordiana, &c, fee. . , i . :'•'.. '.-i,!..:; ■■ Mao, >'■'■■■: ■:; -<-"/" ' «Jif3t*- SAIiVaGK GebDS from .the lato fire at Mr ; , Robet't Nesra, consißtins: of -^Oatmeal. Loaf ", • 'guga,t,.Juju.beß, KStrttct of Soap, Clpthoß " Pegs. Bonbons, Paper, Bagß.Bro'vm Pajier,' , Washboard*, &0., So. .., .;; ] . ;( ,;[,t,, ' A ,.*if ! ■• CARBINES & TAYLOR,, ,:'/,' ; /FRIDAY, JUNB6.. ;! - npjHE undersigned will aell, dt.thei'.Diuk, , JL; ham Yards, on. Friday, Jane 6, -r, /,:;..(.':' THE !FOLLOWING SUPERIOR SHIPMENT OF HORSES, • ; ' ":•"» Ex Hfturaki from Wanganui and Hawora—,■'.-' ' 1 10 Superior Hunters , ■ ': '•'■■■ •■ k "15 Medium Harness Horses ■ / :f 10 Riding and Harness Cobs <■' ■ : «. 15'Hackf; ' ' ' '■'■'■ -' ' .•■"'" '' • --; ■'{■: IV Heavy Draught Horaes , . l; . The abov« have been specially selected for this ' ' : market, . • : ; , '(•' ' . Bale at 10.30 a.m.! ■ i ' ; V, HUNTBR~AND NOLANV' : ' {> '■■; Auctioneers. MONDAY, JUNE ,9, At 2 o'clock p.m. • ■ PAINTINGS! PAINTINGS ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, R. ARTiBUR HAS been'favoured with instructiens'1 from Mr T. Warner, oE Parnoll (who is 1 about to leave Auckland), to nell by publin auction, at Mr Kramer's, Bhortland-street, on ' Monday-next, at two o'olook iwn., -. THE REMAINDER OF HIB ART UNION -25 ORIGINAL VVATJEECOLOURS. "( A rare opportunity for procuring original Paiatings from a local Artisfc ■•: ■ , •■' now ON view. ;: ' WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, ' AT NOON. ■ VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUSINESS ALLOTMENT IN WEST QUEE^. ; . ■ r >" ; STREET. D. F. EVANS HAS: received, instructions ' from the Trustees in the Estate of Mr Henry.and othdß, to Sell by Public Auction at hia Land Mart. Queon-btreot (next Bank of Austialafiia), on Wednesday, June 11, at 12 o'clock, ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND. - being Part of Lot 5 of Section 18, City ot •Auckland, situated In West Queen-street, ' and having a frontage thereto of 53 feet, morooiless. '• ■ : ~ .- ■ Also at the same time'and place, MOUNT EDBN MAIN ROAD, almost op. posite St.'Barnabas' Church, all that Piece or Parcel of Land, being Lot 49, and Part of 50. of the Subdivision of Allot- : ments3, of Section 8, Suburbs, together with the cornfoi table House of 6 rooms . erected thereon. Thin grand little pro pert;-, sitnatcd at the foot of the mountain, commands a beautiful view of the sur rounding scenery, un'd is within ea_y dis tance of Queen-street. . !' . D. F. EVANS, ■."••■. Auot-ioneer. • Continue- on Fourth Paso.