PROROGATION OF PARLIA MENT.

(BY TMiKORAPII—HIKSS ASSOCIATION.)

Wellington, this day. Both Houses of Parliament 'were pro rogued shortly after 2 p.m. to-day by oom mission, the Commissioners being Sir .-Wil liam Fitzherbert (Speaker of the Legisla tive Council), Sir G. Whitmoro, the H6n. R. Oliver^ and Dr. Grace. The. forma] prorogation was postponed until July 24th,

HUMAN SKELETON DIS COVERED.

\BM TELEOBAriI.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Thames, this day. . A iiiijuii skeleton was found yesterday at Mata Cteek (near Tapu), about six. miles fbom the coast; I'articulaiS are not yet to hand, but a police officer has been de spatched to Investigate. I

FIRE IN CUSTOMS STREET WEST.

NEW ZEAKAND TIMBER CO'.S SAW-

rkthh BURNT DOWN.

EAJtLT this morning flrb was (Uscovercd to bo raging lv tho .New Zealand Timber Company s sawmill at thb Freeman's Bay extremity or Cus toms-street Wcßt, and the hold it had gamed ttrdved td bo so complete that only the eburrcd Iramowork of the structure could be saved; It Booms that at threo o'clock Mr Sullen, baker of Frb'oman's Bay, whorl getting up to puraue his matutinal avocation, found tho foggy atmo- Srihero to the north-oast lit up with v bright lurid glaro, Oie ihtonsltyof which warnedMm df its near proximity. Hastily dosnatchmg his Son, Hoiirr Sullen, to ring the ilre-bell hard bjj Jlo Hinuelf hurried along tho reclamation roud in the direction of the sawmills: He had not proceeded far beforo he saw that Jaggar and Parker's former mill was the scene of the con flagration, and as tho hissing flamos were mak ing very fast headway thorewns but slight chance of its salvatioii. The only person prcsont was Mr Mills, a builder, who livoa on tho top -of tho embankment jicarly opposite. He, too, had just arrived, but tho furious clanging of the bolls soon brought people to their assistance, llicy Both agroo in saying that tho seat of the fire ap pcarod to bo in tho vicinity of tho engine. But Fdr tho donsity of tho fog, which rendered noai objoota dim and uncertain, the fire Would not have progressed so far undiscovered. |As it was, people wero doubtful where tho 6ourccof the alarm wa9,and oven when tho glare wuadescried it seemed aa if two tires instead of one wero blazing, thus leading to a report to that effect; When tho Fire Brigade under Superintendent Hughes, and the Salvago Corps, under Captain Field, putinanappooroncotho Jlamoscompletoly onvolopod tho building, and were even fasten ing upon tho stacks of sawn timber alongside; Several leads of hose were nt once run out, and the further progress of the live was soon, arrested, and its limits wero thenceforward, gradually but surely circumscribed, until no 'tiling but hissing ombere and, a blackened skoletoQ, with its burned or charred contents. wero loft; Haditho wind been Strong instead of oxtremoly light, the adjoining stacks oE timber, arid possibly also Duthlo'sshipivrlghts'slicd and ' other buildings',- would huvo 'gono too. The destroyod building was erected iby Messrs Jogger and Parker about throo years ago upon Fho site of a former mill, which was also burnod down. Sinco then it baa boon used by tho New- Zotfland Timber Co. for sawing purposes, the other mill further eastward being roscrvod for Hie processes of pinning and manufacturing. The contents of tho former comprised one breaking • down saw, one travolling circnlar saw, two bench circular saws, and two deal frames for cutting panels, bosides a boiler and bngino, Bhafting and bolting, and some £3,000 worth of timber. Tho debris is said to bo prac tically worthless. The building was a wooden one, about 80 feot by 71 feet, and roofed und lined with galvanized iron, It hud one chjmnoy staci, which still stands. The building and contents wero insured in tho South British for £1,000; portions of which were re-insured with the National and other Companies, but Mr Jagger (tho manager) estimates tho loss at fi1.400 ovor and above that amount. Fortunately; tho Company had provided for such an emergency as tire, for at tho last annual meeting a sum of £3,000 was carried over to depreciation account, which had formorly stood at C 859. In announcing this timely provision for whatever untoward event mlghthappen, tho Chairman said. "This account is to be looked upon in the light of a flro insurance account as well as a depreciation account. A calamity may occur to theso mills, or to tl)C' mills at Whangapoua, and it will bo vory humly indeed to havo a sum of. monoy at our disposal to cover anything of that kind. So it was proved to bo. Mr Jaggor Is inclined to attribute the cosualty to incendiarism, but tho probability is that it was accidentally caused, The onginocr, Clias, Nicholson, was the last person to leavo hist night; and when he took his departure overy thfiig appeared to be safe. Ho resides Borne ap rahls distant, and knew nothing of the fire until, aroused by Mr Mills. The watchman of the- Company's othor mill, viz., Mr. John Mills of Cook-treet, ivisitedj thei doomod structure soveral times during tho night, tho last time being nt 11 o'clock, but ho saw nothing to arotiso his Bnspicions ; while a shipwright named Wil liam Harper, who lives on tho oppoaito sido of the bay, saya that at 2 a.m. ho was looking out from his place in the direction of tho mill and pcr ceivod no sign of ilru. This mill as well as others, together with thoir several stacks of timber, are much frequented between the hours of 8 und 12 by loiterers and strolling couples whom tho watchmen aro powerless to deal with, and care less smoking on tho part of some of these people may possibly nccount for this and other simil-u ---outbreaks of flro. What is wanted is a night patrol by the police, and Mr C. A. Harris, gen., says that tho Company would gladly pay tho salary of any constable who should bo tola off for such a duty; -Messrs-Harris and Frank Jaggor wore upon tho scone fifteen minutes. after the,flrst alanrivwasyrunKiout, but they could do nothing to save their property., A di rectors' meeting is being hcldj this afternoon to consider what shall bo done.-, We arc informed, however, that the destruction of the mill will nokln any way interfero with thenjpcting of orders and tho supply of sawn timber.

ANNUAL LICENSING COURTS.

City East.

,' {Before Messis Joseph Nownian (Cbaifmonh 1. i B. Hill, J. Buohanan, J.Edsoh.ana.,Jfc Try, '.;] Lloeiialng Commissioners.] '~. Ipi p ■-, - 4 '

. THfi-adjourned sluing of tho above Court for ' the purpose of further considering tho applica tion for a renewal of the license of the Swan Hotel to John Adams was held this morning. —Superintendent Thomson represented the , polleo, and Mr Colt r appeared for the Licensed i: VlctuaTera' Association. When the matter was called on tho former gentleman reminded tho Bench that the application had been adjourned Deadlng tho determination of, a clmrce of down," which was being brought azalnst 3ie Hocnsoo in another Court, .lhe defendant, howovor, had secured.a pogtponcr ment of thla matter, and no result hadyot; been Srrlvea at Under the circutnstanccs.^herefore, i hehadnoapDlicationtomake. the hovisohad . beenpreviou3lywell condnotcd,andithad plenty ■ o! eonimodation for a, bnilding of its sort, air Cottor asked that tho license Jfould be renew cd s m'fto undersuinduig that Mr, Adams should ■•'■ffiVeTrp possession of thb- hotoj.at onco,, the. "censoUng allowed to lie in the hands of the Clerk of the Court.until the licensee entered Ui. Practically Adams nM already out of the hotek' mVE. Hesketh, who appeared for Messrs Whit: Zill Co, the ownere'of the property, mon ' ttofca that Mr Richard Gallagher, who ftad ; toriiWy cohd'.cted hotels in variousrprirtfi of the'olty, would be tho new liconsee - Thd Chuli man said that the Bench were very f «nwUling: indeed to have anything to do with the present licensee. Mr Adams- They had made up their ofthoßO terms, said that ho might inform the provo to be no better than his own. To this tho Bench made no reply, but at once rose.

NEWMARKET.

ss^c^o Pn°,Mr George for Mr Haywood,and that strain satisfactory arrnngement might be arrived at between'the parties-Granted, pro-. "dedllattefiotOTy pr«'re S s be mode with new themselveß.-Granted;forlooUotK. •■

The annual entertainment of the.Parag. Band of Hope was held last evening. Ihe place Was full, and ™v*W b£™™ S a was spent. The programme, which^ wai a „ good one, coneUtedof flongs^eatetions, solos, pianoforte solos and glees. The Rev Mr Griffiths occupied the chair,, andintro duced the meeting mth address The entertainment iwas ably; assisted by We n r from Jklw.Mpnnt Eden Band of HoDe The performers throughout the ably, some receiving.loud apelause at the > "finish of their piedes. » f *« Hi 1,. Hifl Worship t«6 Mf|qr A nd*Mr TT. R, \fSinnald J.T.! presided at the Pohce ; -cS tils moVning W.&9&d& X or one month's .jmprisqnmenfejaMrs - *£&* 1* s: Henry Swinley, Wg&% * offence, fined 5sV Sevei-aWaWfr^e^ ad jo'urnecL " '.", "..,, ',»' aa Kif "* *'

ALLEGED INCENDIARISM.

It is,.reported that an attempt was made Boveral evenings ago, to burn down the Presbyterian School-room, Symonds-street, and that a man named Kirby, arrested by Sergeant Biely several days ago ostensibly for vagrancy, will be charged with; the offence.

FIRE AT TE AWAMUTU.

A detached bakehouse at Te Awamutii, the property of It. D. L. Duffus, OtahuhU, was destroyed by fire at one o'clock this morning. It was in the occupation 6f John Class. Nothing was saved. The stock was uninsured. ■

HARBOUR BOARD.

The fortnightly meeting of the Harbour Board was held this afternoon, there being present:—MesSrs G. Aicken [(Chairman), J. M. Clark, W. -R, Waddel (Mayor), J. Winks, Thos. Morrin, G. W. Owen, J Lamb, M. Nipcol, E. A. Mackechnie, L. D. Ndthan and A; Dovore.

Correspondence.—Letters were received nnd disposed of as follows.—From Town Clerk, announcing appointment of Cr. Devore to seat at Board ; from Secretary of Marine Department, forwarding notice* to manners, siid from Marine Board of Adelaide with similar enclosures. Due publicity to be given.—From W. Gulliver, ashing that facilities should be allowed him in i) mpiling his proposed map of tho har b'jur ajid City of Auckland. Agreed to.— From Union Sash and Door Company, ask ing for a postponement of tho Mechanics Bay leasos question. Granted. Frozen M»at Co.'s Reclamatiok— Further Co^essions Asked For.—A letter was received from the New Zealand Frbaen Meat arid Storage Co., communi cating the following resolution which had been passed at a recent meeting lot directors:—(l) That the Harbour Board bo released from the covenant in tho lease ■to construct tho extension of wharf marked B in the place, and that in construction thereof; (a) the restrictions not to sublet without the consent of the Harboar Board, the five acres marked D be waived ; (b) that the reclamation of- that portion of tho land marked A miy be nlado by a wharf built on totara piles, for the erection; thereon of stores, etc. ; (o) That tho Company bb per mitted to run out wharves from D and A ; (d) That accdihmodatioh were required, at I tho present railway wharf fdr ships to load frozen meat and other produce <be provided for this Company in lieu of at the wharf, referred to in clauao not above."—After a lengthy discussion, the matter was defeired. Works asd Tariffs Committee,—This' Committee recommended :—(1) That tho Engineer bo authorised to incur an expendi ture of £250 to strengthen and remedy the defects in the construction Of wall at Hobson f-treet reclamation,1 and that ho bo al ti authorised to purchase old material from 3. (Sutherland and uso same as street piling to be carried down to the rock. (2) That the sum of £14 lOj storage charges, be refunded to Mr J. Cozens. (:!) That tho existing contract for Hobson-street wharf be carried out without any extension or alteration. (4) That the oonsideratidli of the construction of a permanent T off Quay-street be deferred until the site bo dredged out. (5) That the Engineer con sult with Ferry Company as to carriage of horses; harbour-master, at same time to certify which boats are tit to carry horses. (6) That New Zealand Timber Co. be warned not to encroach upon Devon port foreshore. (7) That tlie kerbincr of the asphalted portion of Queen-street Wbatf be, raised ten inches. (8) That in new dfficea circular headed windows be sub stituted for square - headed ones. . Tho Committee aleo defined tho duties of pro posed night-watchman. Other matters had been deferredl for further consideration.

Finance Committeb.—Tho Committee recommended': (1) lie City Council's appli cation; anent rights-of-way, that consent be not given to the establishment of any rights of-way over any allotment leased by tho Board; (2) lie Mr Sutherland's claim for £175 compensation, claimant be allowed interest at the rate of 9 per cent, per a mum on retention money and cash deposit from'time mentioned in contract deed for completion of work.

CiiBiSTCHtrRCH, this day.—On Saturday night or Sunday the shop of G. P. Day was broken into and sundry small articles stolen. Sevbral other robberies from shops have occurred recently, but mostly of a trifling character.

Thames, this day.—Henry Kelly, [a miner, whose family reside in Auckland, sustained a slight accident yesterday, but be-Will bo «iapa%ie"of resiiming Work to- WorroW. ■ i .

Tho annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be holttto-morrow at 2 p.m. Members ought to attend, as business bf importance is to be discussed.

! , The Parnell Hall to-morrow evening will be the'scene of a magnificent waxworks which has been recently imported. ;No f doubt a great number of the Parnell folk will flock to witness the exhibition. -

The District Court Was occupied yester day afternoon With a friendly suit, in which Barlow; thestalwarthalf-castewhocaptured the Maori murderer, Winiatn, sued the executor of the late Charles Smith for £120. Peculiar facts were revealed in evidence. Barlow's mother was living at Mangare, prior to her death, as the wife of Smith. When he received his reward from the Government, Barlow gave f 250 of it to his mother, and was invested in the One hiinga Building Society. It appeared, however, that Smith 'drew part of the money, vand had, power to draw money from time to i.ime belonging to bis reputed wife, Mrs Barlow. There "■ was. ;still i'l2o of the fund'remaining, and the action was to re cover this money. Both Smith and Mrs Barlow are deceased, and no provision was made for this fund. The claim of the plain tiff was in effect that tho estate of the late Chas. Smith: was indebted to the estate of his reputed wife.. But, a» the defendants are trustees, thiy cannot say whether the estate of Barlow's mother1 dan rightfully claim this money.: The male testator makes : certain: previsions to take effect "after the deathof my wife," so that it became a question whether he might not have a lawful wife living.—Judgment was reserved. '•*" . ■ "•.".',

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" 0 .': .', " Tenders* j ; TT AIPAttA - WAIKATO RAILWAY Public Works Office", o . . •' ' "Wellington. 13th May, 188*1 . Tenders will bo received at-this Office until Noon on WEDNESDAY, the 16th July. 1884. for the above Contract. They are to be marked ton the outside "Tenders for Auckland Passenger Station Buildings," and addressed to the Hon. ■^ aSntaterfor Works. Telegraphic! 'tenders similarly addressed and marked will be receded if presented at any Telegraphy^Office by Noon ot the same dato; provided that tendera-as above arc lodged at any District or Resident Engineer's Office by tho same hour. : ° Specifications. Drawings, and General Condl tioiiflinay.be scon at this Ofhcd., a; the.Public Worka Offices, Aurtkland, ChrisWhurch, vnn edinVand Invc'rcarKia) at the Briwwr Statou. Napierahd New Plymouth; and. at tha war : ■^^taWSffi not neoe«sarily ac cepted. , ■*■■„.-■ ■'. - .ii-.:i: %;CJOHrfBL^RKBTT.E n gtfeer-i n -Chief. '■trM^M , AT wiIKOJiITI CQNTRAOT. " ■.".'." . ~.; publio Works Office, Jj i( : ~... , Auckland, 17thJune, 188 J. ..Written'Tendcrsforthe^aboveContraorvrin ha received at this office till noon of ,TUB»DAi, velooe "Tender forFenoing Contract." ... Plans and specifications may be seen at this office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. '"' , ' ' '. ; ,"" .. '~. j By oommana^ j^^ Diflt r}ct Engineer. E~ '£tJEN S lOiN •OF TIM JSr Th« Wniofor receWtog TendeVpior worksi in fheSOth June* WlOooloefc^ M .. .i j: :.?•■ '. ' Colonial Bank Buildingl '■..: ••• , cvntiaxie&^n neat P»t» ■; ' [ Sunder tho Patronage of.His Excellency the ■ i,.,i. . Governor.) , . ( . - W ;S. EVANS, TU^ER^of PIANOKOBTE^ HARMONIUMS, 3§ii!§iii



-■■ - Wanted. -■' i." W ANTED, several good JJerichmen.— Q. Black and Co.; Chapel-street. ~ ANTED, a good Fitter; also, a gosd Jobbing; Carpenter.—Apply Auckland Timber Company. WANTED, Respectable General Serv ant-Apply M. Bottenelll, 111, Groy street. , WANTED, a General Servant, at once. Mm Crawford. Medical Hall. Newton. WANTED, a good General Servant, one from the Country preformed.—Apply Mrs Mucintyro, Captain Cook Hotel, Kybei I'aaa. :__ WANTED, immediately, smart respect able Boy.—Apply R. \l. Douse, Grocor, opposite All Saints' Church, Ponßonby Road. WANTED, Citizens to Inspect an Oil fainting at Lennox's, Quoon - street j acknowledged by all to be the best ever i>ro duced in Now Zealand. ( \ WANTED, a1 Respectable Smart Boy for a milk run.-Apply A. Ball, Mllk man, Grafton Road. . : . ■ ■ WANTED, for a Bush SawmilJ, two married Men; one to stack sr act as tailman; other to jack logs.—Auckland Timber Company, ■ ■ WANTED, two First-class Coatmakors; cor Btant employment-cither weekly or piecework.—Apply to H. L. Posseniskio,, Mer chant Tailor and Importer, Shortland-street, Auckland. • WANTED, a smart Boy, to deliver parcels; must bo able to drive.—For ad dress apply Stab Office "TXr ANTED KNOWN.—"East Lynne' II on Friday Evening, Juno 27, for Miss Carry Nelson's Benefit, and positively last night of aea>on. "VVT ANTED, a Situation by Professional " TT Cook, iust arrived from California.— Address " Cook." Stab Offloe. WANTED, Tenders for Levelling two Allotments in Howe-streot-Apply at first new house in Howc-Btoet. WANTED, for the Coast, a Boy to carry out moat and mako hinißolf useful;— Apply F. Q. Clayton. Newmarket. WANTED, Boarderß requiring a com fortable home in a private family.— Apply Whito House Manukau Road. Parnclt ANTED, a respectable Nursegirl.— Apply Anchor Hotel. Queen-Btroet; WANTED, dt Hannaford's Auckland Rogistry (established 21 yoars), Hotel General ICoromandel). Two in family. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 21 years), several Generals and Nursoglrlß !town)._ WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 21 years), tidy Nursemaid (suburbs). Other servants kept. ANTED, at Hannaford'* Auckland Re(fl«tty (eitobUahsd 21 rears) Hotel Gonaral and young Girl to assist (same town place). \ V WANTED, at Hannaford's Aubkland Registry, (established 21 yean) Cook, Laundress (Mount Albert); Ha. A> TTED, a Lady Teacher, ftf.ust.havo experience.—Apply to Miss Bates,, Girls' High School. North fehoru. . , ; fi ' WANTED, two strong Boys as Ap prentices to the marble mason trado, to learn the trade of manufacturing all kinds of coloured marble—Apply to R. Lovott, JVlarble Maeon, Victoria-street' Vvinrt. jf \\f ANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Vandlel TT Naturalist, Taxidermist, Furrier. ota> has removed further down Hobson-atrect, snmo side, top of Cook-stroot. N.B.—A splondld col lection of Native Birds' Skins on hand. WANTED, a respectablo Girl, 14 or 15, to look after children and to mako her self gonorally useful.—Apply to Mrs A. Som mervfllo, Wellesley-stroet West (soven dodrs from Nolson-stroet). . WANTED, Pupils for the Pianoforte, at homo or at residenco; terms moderate. Also, a Fow Youns Ladles for an Kvenine Class. — For particulars apply Miss Kllloul, Great North Road, opposite Surrey Hllla atoro.| W ANTED, a Furnished Cottage of 3 or 1 rooms; if 4 rooms, no objection to 1 boing Unfurnished; no ohildron j torins mußt bo modorato; not more than 15 minutes' walk from Queen-street.—Address " 1t.," Star Olllco. Immediate. WANTED, Apprentices at once.-Apply to Mra F. J: Wardoll, Wdllosloy-stroet, two doors from Albert-atroot. ANTED, one or two respoctablo Boarders. Terms moderate.—Apply Man chester House. Noison-atreet, between Welloa loy and Victoria streets. _ \\T ANTED.Ja good General Servant; TT wagos. l!sa week to a good girl —Apply to Mrs Stovenson, The Wolcomo Dlning-Itooms, bottom of Nelson-street. ' " ' "ITfANTED TO LET, Comfortablo Fur- T T nlshod Bedroom. — Mooro-stroot, noar liowcr Albort-stredt. !_ WANTED KNOWN, that the Meotirig will be continued In the Riding School, every evening this week, exeopt Saturday." Working men spoolally Invited. WANTED, Horeo Teams at clay work ; constant work guaranteed; if wot, atone carting. Wages, 20s a day.—Apply on'tho Works, Franklin Road. ANTED, Situation by a young Man as Barman ; osporiuncou. — Address "F.B.,"STAROftIBe. ~ _ : IX7 ANTED, a Respectable Girl rtbout 15, TT to assist in light h'ousowork.—Apply to Mrs Cblwoll, Alma House, Wynyard Road, Mount Kden. ....■■ . . ANTED, City Investors to Attond the Salo of Freeholds at Publlo Auction TO-MORROW (Wednesday), at noon.—J. R. K&nriorson, Auctioneer. : ■ -... ; ANTED KNOWN. — Pawnbroker's Salt will takoplace at Mr Arthur's Mart oh Monday, 30th Juno ( at 11 o'clock. For par ticulars Beo Stab Thursday, 20th June.*-James Baet Pawnbroker. ' j\7t7*ANTBD,: six more men to make *V T Fiirnitiire at their own homes.—Apply tW. H. Damplor, Hobson-street. i i VJSITANTED, by a young Lady, a morntog J'Yt Engagement as Music Teacher, vodal and instrumental; theory and practice,—Apply "C.E.,"BtabOffloe. ' : -_i "IirANTBD; by a Young Lady lately T T arrived from England, a Situation as Book-keeper or Improver to Millinery' and Sales.—Apply " q.K.. Stab Office. . j TTr ANTED TO LET, 2 Comfortable VY Largo Furnished Bedrooms, with pr witliout board, In private family'; piano, bath, &o.; Grafton Road. — Address "C.K.," STAn Office. , i_ WANTED KNOAVN.-i-ScßiHl SCRiai ! -No. 1 Scrim «d, fpr cash, at Twite's, Karangahnpo Road. Also, all sizes In Glass, [at low rates. " . - ' ! WANTED TO RENT, a Hou.se in suburbs, about 8 rooms.-Reply, with full parUculars, " V.2.," Stak Office. ,__ WANTED SEEN, rtill alive, the Parnell Barber. Halr-outtlng, 6d; Shaving, 3d. Picture-frame Maker and Glider. i WANTED KNOWN—To bb Let or for Sale, Shop and Dwelling, smalldeposlts and weekly payments.—Apply at onoo, A. >J. Thomas, Family Grocer, Howe-street. {_ WANTED KNOWN.—Carry. Nelson's Farewell' Benefit; 'Friday, Juno 27, tat Abbott's Theatre. '"East Lynne" and tho screaming Farce,', "Sara Bernhardt in Auck land.". .. . .. t WANTED KNOWN—Vacancies for; a few Respectable Boarders at Mrs Saus soy's London Dining Rooms, Wyndham-stroet, threo doors from Albert-Btroet. ; -~ WANTED, all to Road "Hard limes and Land Monopoly," an appeal to Uie Electors on the burning qutstion of the day Published by N. G. Lennox, AaoTcland, and sold by all Booksellers. Price, One Shining. !_ WANTED SEEN, the Men'a E.B. Boots at 10s 6d, the Shooting Riots at 12s 6d, and the other oheap lines at H. Hurle s Boot Emporium, Viotoria-street. : ■ - I WANTED— When you are inJ£obson street call and see the lar.ge and, ohoice stock of Mosgiel Tweeds just opened for > the coming season at Munro and Milligan 8. ,■■ » "ANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, atT. Nutoford's, Watchmaker, Victoria - street (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 months. -■ WANTED KNOWN—SeaI Bags, with or without muff, a beautiful assortment, at aU prices, at Charles Kelsey and C 0.'5,120, Queen-street. — W~ ANTED KNOWN —Shilling Hair Brash! Hair Brush for OneShilHnu 1 The Shilling Hair Brush 1 White handle Hflirßrush, only One Shilling I-At Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. J ; WANTED KNOWN —Te Aroha-iA Valuable Property built expressly for Auotlon Room and Horse Bazaar purposes, Whitaker-street, To Aroha, now let to', good tenant at 25a per week, is for sale.-Fnll par-, tloulars oh application to G. S. O'Hallorah. To Aroha. or WT Carpenter, Auctioneer, Thames. WANTED.— Wanted to Sell (Cheap), ißland Oranges, 1» for Is. for one week: Piokled Salmon,6d ft r. Small Bottlca of Ink, 8^ per doz; Cake Tins, Id to Cd.-H. Watt, Pltt-st. WANTED KNOWN— Cheap TimbSßl CheafTimber! And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else a,t the yards of p. Qoldie. Albert-etreet, ;, ' , • WANTED KNOWN-^Men's Soft ahd Hard Felt and Bergo Hats, Men's Work ; ing SnirtaVMen a Dress Shirts, Men's and- Boys' Ties, Collars, Braces, and SookSjßoys1 Hats and Caps, Ohcap and Good, at Donate, W. Jaok ahd Co.'B,#oiißOnby Road. :__ W~ ANTED KNOWN—Velveteens from One and Sixpence per yard atßobson's, Draper. Ponaonby. Blaaketß, Counterpanea, Caflcoes, Flannels; very oheap. ■ ■ ■. ■''< ; TTrANTED KNOWN, that all working YV men can save their money by ffllbw! at the Governor Gordon Restaurant All Meals Sixpence; Board and Lodging lSffperweefc- Bobert Muj-dock, Proprietor.-Note toe additas -Newlyj opposiie the Waite«iata.Hoteli and dloae to thfl Dook ' "■ I . 'TTIF'-A N T E D KNOW N!- W1 That the STOCK of GLOCKS AND ■%jfeßWfflraF»aßi has been Greatly Augmented by LARGEr fAR m the Victoria-street Window. We make a goP^^n Yuinlan% ccI Tmfa« Silver Sets. 2b 6d; Brooches and Rings. Is eaolj, and other Lines equaUy Cheap, at■GOODSOSS LONDON ARCADK, Queen-st. andTiotoria-i it., Ctoodaßtopk is Unequalled m the Colony.,



Wanted. .v:^,: ny ■WXTifi^'Si'O, at .-lOnce, Carpenter' £o %f jj Small'Job.-A_6kland Clothing Footorj Customs-street Eaßt. WANTED, a Budget HandforTrimminf Department, one accustomed to leathe sewing.—Apply Cousins and Atkin, Coaob b-Uders./. i ' ;< ' ' . ■_ WANTED, a Housemaid. — Apply t( Mrs H. P. Ba-ber. York-Btreet, Parneli WANTED, an Industrious Man ai Partner; capital, £10 to £60.-Applj " Biz," caro Star. T\7ANTED,'a. Tidy Girl, about 15,; t< 'TT assist.—Apply, at otice, to Mr Kin'f? Wyndham Cottage, wyndham-street, near Gas workß. WANTED, good Housemaid, able U. wait table (private family, town); Gone Henry's Registry, \ WANTED, aTout^, for a country store, Mußt have referetlcoß and expotienbe.— Apply to Mercury Bay Timber Co., Fort-ttreet. WANTED, a Respectable Girl, to assist in Housework and make horeolf usoful, -rApply-to S. Young, Greyhound Stabloa. WANTED, Visiting Engagements by an experienced, certificated Drawing Tutor.—Address Tutor, Star Office. i_ WANTED. — Wanted to Sell, very cheap, having GO cases of Salad Oil, Castor Oil, and Scented Hair Oil to sell on Com mission; come from A. N. late Fire. Castor Oil S<l bnttlo, 4s Od dozen,. 4a 3d by the caae; Salad Oil. 6d bottle, 5s 3d by tho ca8»: Morton's Scented Hair Oil. la bottlo for 6d. 5s 3d dozen, 5a by the caso; Robinson's Patent Groats, only Od; Tin Good Tea, Is Id lb; Cocoa and Milk, only 8d tin; Scontcd Soap. 8 cakes lor Is; Mixed SpiOß, 8 packets for Gd; Wator Bottles, only 6d; Glass Dedantors, la; Wine Glasses, __.; White and Gold Sots of Jugs, 3s sot; White and Gold Cups and Saucers, Bd. 7b Od dozen: Glass Jugs, 6d; Japaneso Gloss for Boots, «nly Sd bottje, 3bottles for. Is; Boot Protectors, »nly 3d card ; Nutmegs, 34 oz; Epsom Salte, 4d dozen, 2s Gd 7Ki box; Pcns,od box; Speotaaleß, 0d and 1b: Exorpiße Books, 2d and 3d; Coiroo, la 2d Ib.-H. WATT, Pltt-stroet. I_irge Tea Trays, only Is 3i. V^T ANTED It N O WN. , . NOW SHOWING ..... ...... \v \ at ■•■;' v.. J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, OTSFECIAL VALUE IN'__ ULSTERS AND FOUR-IN-HANDS, DRESS>GOODS," MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIERY 'AND GLQVES, VELVETEENS. AL^|ffi K«N^L^El RY LOWER THAN QUEEN-3T., AT J. Qj BROWN'S, PARNELL. ■yjH- ANTED KNOWN. TO BE CLEARED. IB AT ST'E P II E N S O N ' S, Kauanoahapb Road. Nkwtok. SOp pairs Kid Gloves, la 0(1 por pair; 1.000 pairs lisle Thread Gloves, Gd, wortli V; 1.500 pieoos (good shadcß) Ribbon Velrot, 18 yards for Wl; 600 yards Saab, Ribbons (9 shades), Is 6d nor yard; 2,000 dowm Dresß Buttons, 1A p.er dozen; press Materials, 4Jd, Ba,7jd per yard upwards \ 1.000 yards French CTaahmere (10 shades). Is por yard; 500 yardp French Merino (0 shades', 18 9d, worth 2s Od; Crimean Shirting, Jjd, Is, Is 3d, to 2s Sd per yard j Unjp n BhirUiigs, frem BJd upwards; Flannels. 7J_. fld, Is per yard upward_r9 x * Blanket- (all woqU. 9b lid per pair. Try our 16s Tronsors to Monsure— can't bo bouton. MILLINERY—by oxperlenbed hands - by experienced Hands Tl__-OR_NQ—by experienced hands . js'.ijjl I OM IHK PKSMIBBB. STEPHEN_dII'SiDRAPBRY AND BALE >&fR WAREHOUSB. , KARANQAHA_»B ROAD, NKWTON. WA NT ED KNOWN _u_ A FEW OF NBHiAND CLIFFORD'S WELL-TRIHt) IUSMEniES FOR WINTER ÜBK. COMPOSITION POWDKR.-U is known In all Englißh-apoaklng oounUHos for Its many good quaiitioe. You wh» are Buhjeftt to Colds Ir'SoidtThriHata donXJaa trlthout it; 18 Od ft tin ; iL-LM'OF' GlLEA_>.—Soven /cars' trial has proved this to be one, of th. Best Compound, over ottered for tho auro of Colds, Bronohitls, Asthma, and Cough. 2s a Bottlo. COUGH POVTOKR Kfreotaal and quiok in Congestion. Plouriey, or Inflammation of tho Lungs. lsGda Tin. "'.:''.' COUGH BYRUP.—Where thoro are chlldron nothing?is hotter for.Cotigbs. Croop.. or Bron chltis. A pure oxpootorant without morphia or opluii" Is fid ftiid.-a a JJottlo. HOP BITTERS, 2s 0d a Bottlo. NEIL & d.-fl FFO RD, HERBALISTS, Botanic Dispknbart. W__i.bßLkybtkkkt, avokland. ; ■■ Miscellaneous Wanted-. A GENTLEMAN of business habite and _fe_L ability desires Responsible Position in good houso. .Would manage a business.—Ad ireg« Manager. Stab Offloe. jj A' YOUJNG;MAN, threo years with pro _C_L aeht employera ( hand Agonts. reauiros a Situation pitherl in Bame line, or lawyers, mer ohanfs, or other bnalnoBB; highest references r moderatejjalafy.—Apply "Stono," STAja Ofllco. ARTNURSHIP.—Wanted, by a Car penter wilh a capital of £600, Timber or. any other concern where Ms skill could be used; —Apply " ParUier,'1 STJB Office. USICAL.— Wanted, competent Lady, for InstfUdtttFi " advanood Piano pupils; in«town.—StajeWrni- arid" partlouiurs toS.C., 3T_.n Office.Sgil;: . ■ .■■■■■"■•. . ;f> __,; fO TAILO|tS ( —Wanted, good Trouser. and Ve^^ptor.—For address apply at Star Offlco. ""r*^>'_ " "■ _T' fO^ MASTER BLACKSMITHS.^-. Wanted, a^iSltnaUon' by a Compotant Man; good horae-shocr.—Address "C.H.Ff. Stak Offlce. j. •. TO JOINERS.—Wanted, Price forStnirr (labour only),i-Applyflr«t Job past Throe Lamps, Jorvolß Road. SETTER BOX.—Wanted, the use of a private Letter Box for two we_ks.-Appty - stating terms, to "Box," Star Offlce. _j_ TRADESMEN'S BOOKS opened, made up. posted, checked and bauiQood period ically by an Experienced AoSforttont, at a nominal cost—<_Kodiess ."Acootartanl, P.O.M. 78. Auckland.;' ' _ ORE'!iTEWELLERY.i-Mr iH. Fenz holz, WorUtaftJowoller, bottß to inform the trudo, hiß friertdWfe'na tho public that hav ng returned to Auckland, he has commenced BuslneMm-Darby-Btrccti. Thistle, Hotel BttUd ngs Jatfewsjops from Quoen-streot). -All Qrdew to¥'repfflffl 9in^owelleVwill be saasfatitorfly exeouted. Prlcos very moderate. Meetings.., r ■■■■.„ protestant allianci! "friendly society of aus '"TTRALASIA. f!/ . " \~ TO TJIE MEMBERS OF THE ALEXANDRA ThtTGTand Secretary will visit your Lodge at your Juno; Quarterly Summoned Meeting on the evoning of TUESDAY (TO-NIGHT), 24th Juno,*''at Bnsinosa—Td carry into effect Rulo 55 of the Grand Lodgo Laws. By order of iho Grand Executive Council. CSV. PITKBTHLEY. W.g.M. Meetini"of Pedestrians will be held at tho Prinoo of Wales Hotel on SATUR DAY Evening Next, at half-past seven, for the purpose of arranging a Sweepstake Walking Contest. ik _ Ov ;j__ Tj"DEN LODGE, No. 1,630, E.C: Tho Rogular Monthly Meeting will be held In the Lodgo-room, Masonic Hall, Karangahape Road, THIS (Tnesday) EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock tnvfcßusiness: Flection of Officers. ■; Visiting reUHren are invited to attend. • By command oTInewTM. JOSEPH WARREN. P.M.. Secretary.. CHAMBER' OF COMMERCE. The Annjial Moitine of Members will be hold at tho Cnaniher.on WEDNESDAY, Juno 25th,al 3 V' m' JAS. STODART, Sooretaryt Auokland, Juno ID, 18»1. IVTEW..ZEALAND LOAN AND MER _I_N CANTILE AGENCY CO. (Ltd.) Notice Ist hereby given that the Annual Loca Meeting of;the New Zealand Loan and Morcan tile Agenoy Otjmpany (Limited),will. he,hald,n' tho OmceS ofitho Company, at Auckland, or TIIURSDAYj-the 24th "day of July, 188* i a noon, j --.^^ b_vTTLEY; Seoret_iy- Aucklan'a, Jtlne2l,lßßl.;. - ' y :',' .'■. i fWT A.C.B. SOCIETY JUVENILE 'CONTINGENT ; _A Meettoif'ott-te above wil ta_o place on-WBDNESDA1- June So. at7.3op:nuS-, : A _t_L lattenaAqGe'p- "room bereis requested.!l P. O'-*AN_i3eore__'y. gTS, X GENERAL iMBETINC Hlna^ J\. of Orangemen will be hell gyjSE in the Proteetaht Hall, Newton __^fBB_; on WEDNESDAY,';iTune 25, a ifK*J7IL 8 p.m. Busineßaijnportanfcr . ■ m.yJlr ~T\ I'he Executive* and Masters o "*' mM»_ Lodges will meet at 7 p.m. _ *-S|gggg|i» By order of R.W.G.M. _.^H_ir The Lo_g^" TwiSFMe"et'''in th ___y__li__rProt*Btant A HalJ.o Newton, oi ifcpr v? V; 25tli' Inßtant > n iJwWSffIJ? By ordor of iho W.M. H. MILLERJBaSreUIW,'



_ToJLet _ . _ ! TlloXET,ran'*B-t6oiiied Hougr-lflnCent .J. •, street, Surrey HjJUWj,with &"* a |HLOTter laid on ; regiatorgrateß, fee.—Apply aTAltOtHce. fjnO LET, at Devonport, a furnished 7- I roomed House, with every convenience.— Further particular apply R.--5-,Finch, Sta tioner. 21(5.QOeonj!trcot t , > '~,.; . - t j <*' mo LET, 4-roomod Cottage, Haslett i str6ot, foot 'of Oxford-atieet.— Apply Mr Holder, next door. ______ rpO LET, a Seven-roomed House in Ring X Torraeo, Shelly Beach, with two rooms douiohed ; good.sea frontage^—ApplyrJ. Wcod aU, Artliui'S MSft, Queen-stroct.i'tir Woodall s Store, Hackctt-Btrcet. O LET, a nico Bed and Sitting-room (comfortably furnished); good attendance; respectable private family. — Apply London Dairy. 112, Victoria-street. ________ TO LET, C-rootted House dnd four acres of 1 and, at Avoridale. — Apply to W., Harper, Brook-street, Newton Road.,- TTV3 LET, a comfortable little House of 3 I rooms, with every convonlencc—Apply A. Neill, oortior of Georgo and Rylo-strebtS; Ponaonby. __^ TlO LET, a Now 7-rooined Hojise, corner of Plcton and Solwyn-stroets; magnificent view' of harbour ; closo to [Ponsonby Road.— Apply W. Laing Mqlcolmson, Hcpburn-atrcct.. mO LET, in Brighton., Roadr I'arnelt, A. Houso live rooms and good workshop.— Apply Mr D. Bato, second house lower down Brighton Road; r J______ __ rpO LET, Now Houso (G-rooßied), off JL Great North Road; lo minutes', walk from Qiicon-Btrcet.— Inquiro Glasgow Store, Great North Road. . TO LET, unfurnished, spacious [Sitting room, and one or two Bod-rooms, with uso of kitohon, or cooking and attondanoeif desired. —"X.," Union Bakery, Upper PainoU. : finO LET, a 7-roomed Houso in Wynyard JL Road, Mount Eden,—Apply to W. Col well, houso adjoining. TO LET, fho 3-storiod Brick* Building known as Foster's Boot Factory, in Rut land-stroot, juat oft' Queen strßet; BMitablo for a -manufactory or wholesale store—Apply to L.ll. Noumegen, parby-streot. TTIO BE EBT,i»% t^^unt Ro_BJl|Road, : X a Sovan'roomed Houeo, with lirgci cistern j ttud good accoriimodaCion; rent, only 17s per? week.—Apply toF. G. Ewingtpu, Estate Agent, Quoen-Btreet ■ " - " ' T~ O LET, at JVlouftt Edgn,i2 ( o;Roomcd Villas; wlth: biiy>\*iiidOWß, terandah, flro places (with rogieior grates), tanks, collars, and outhouaoß, Bittt»tod justi. bolow .Hmlt-'-i'iius Oftica.—Apply to Jesse Stokos,"lMountKden ltoml. ; > i>- • rilO LET, the Premiees now occupied by . X tile Wavorloy Hotel, Qucon-Btrcot, near Fort-et'! BUltable for store or shop. Possession Ist July.—Apply Hancock & Co., Quoon-streot.. TO LET, in Parnoll, most convenient Houso of nino rooms, largo allotment, and good view.—W. and J. Frater, Land Agonts, Queen-strooti HOUSE TO LET, for torm, in IJolson stredt; thoroughly well furnishcd.pjano, &O.—C. Willlanison i _Kstat,o_A({Ciit,Jllgh-Bb-oet. TO~TRON!vIONG"ERS, AND OTHKIIS.-TO LurjUvith imjiiodi ato posßesslon. that bcnutiful dOTblc-wladOWcil. plttte-glais window) Shoji, ncar-the junotipnof *itt and Grey streets. Tho finest business stand out of Queen-street. Gob and water laid on.—J. M. libnnoi; KBtato ARonc, (Juccn-Btreot. For SjUc "~ ■;- EOR SALE, a first-dass qniotiCow^ioar her calving, at Northcote,>~Apply to W. Jowdon. Auctioneer. *i : •' OR SALE, Spring Cart, .tronß, Tjoarlj new i suitablo for Exprow or Wljolfcaalo MorohanU-Apply Scott, OW Mill Uond^Arch Hill. <:,'■ » FOR SALE, a very hnndsbmo up»tnqd ing Chostnut Maro, broken to sih'elc.or doitblo harness; quiot and souniJ.-Apply to Mr Belcher, Karangahape Road. <_ _... ' FOR SALE, a BnmirSrocojy Business in'; contre of oity. Only £50 cash required.— Apply J. 11. Hamor, Land Agent, Karangaltmpo Road. w FOR SALE, Goodwill of a Lease, includ ing houso, outhouses, cattle, horse, and trap.—For particulars apply at Mr Moselinu Onchunga_Storc. CIOR SALE, Allotment 40 x 120, GU foot P roads, Mont lo Urand, Mount lloskill Uoa^i -Apply on property to h. T. Horbert. 171 OR SALE, Humro»j:;Allotmon|Bi«anbur ' ' ban"Property, Farmi, Businesats, _i0u6.8, and Shops to "Let-Orairt and'Crowftwi 75, (Juccu strcot. . •__ SALE, Copolandstreet, offHaglett struct, good 1-roomea Verandah Cottage. colonial ovuii K rcelater gr«to, tank, etc. Price, *270. — Apply to J. R. Randcrson, Mcrcanli.o Cluunbors, Queen-street; FOR SALE, 4-roomed Houso, Sunnysido Rood, Mount.Edon, , Aliotßjent 50 x liW. Also, three Allotments adionihik.' each 50 x I'Jb foot.—Apply to G. Garry, at Mr Mason's, Hair LTOBSor. '•''.' :': * ' ' f'- ' ? ITIOR SALE, in I'arnoll, now Groomed ' Houso (cheap), good position; gas and water laid on; 5 minutcß from station, or 10 from G.P.0.; viows harbour and Domivln^- Apply to Henry Civil. Portland-Bt., Parnoll. i OR SALE, a now IG-paßsongcr Omni ; bus; also,a new Hansom; both vehicles to be completed to purchaser's order.r^'l haint-8 Carriaao and Dray Factory > Yictoria-Bt. Hiuit. FOR SALE, 1 Amcricart.Uortlana Watr gon, 1 Express Wftgon. and sororal ndw andsecondhana Spring Carts, AiiigtriOa, etc.— Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria- Btroet East. ' . '" i - OR SALE or TO LET, ,in Otistoms atreet, a small Knginooring Workahop, Latho, Forge, Toolai &c—For ad dress apply Star Oflico. .' OR POSITIVE SAL®'two-groomed Cott-gcs and ouo Shop and Dwelling, each; with frontages to t*o good streets iriithp city —' Apply to Joh» SoppetTHOUßb and Law Agcat, No. 8. Queen--J_<t. ' > «- OR SALE, in Parneli, most co_(voniont Houso of B'rooma and _VU«tmetiiSO x 200; splondid view o£ thoharbaur; only ISjminutes from Postofflce. —W. and J. Fratfer, Land Agcnta, Queen-strcot. _^> I FOR SALE (choap), several Carts and Drays by other .makers^ ropla.cd by our patent imprbv.d ones.. That our pAtent iln-? irovemcntsaroagreatsiiiKjcsfJsshowji by tho numbor of orders received from!«.ll narU of tho town and country.—Vorrall & Co^Newthn Stoam Coach Faotory. .■«_; S YTTELTON".-i-Passago to, rjei Union Steamor, For Pnlc (chenp); ciuiiio mado nso of; genuine.—'."Ticket," Stau Offloa- j - -| /\S WEEKLY.—Now HoumfFor Solo X " in Inkerman-strcet, Freeman's Bay. on deferred payments. — C. |yilliamson, Estate- Agent, Hlgh-Btreet. '"i&. _. N SALE, Ground;^6rtar, delivered in. - . Wwn ot, suburbs 208 casks Portland" Cement Plaster o< Parl«™«rebl»y, by ton or lb. Firo Bribkst&o.^ll. Jenfctaidh;Builder, Lornc street ■ /YRCHARD LAND FOR SALE^ witltin s\J7_ 17 mile's (iMhecity "b'Frall nndSrouOr by wfitor—B6 tlcreß solected'epoclally tojro*cha_d p"urp^)scsr"facing "the ndrtn-ifcast, ona'Tißt-CCtly BlieHcred. from cold winds: timber for foncing and-lrowbod iliartly fended by beautiful streams aboundins in trout; price, only £350. This is a rare- opportunity for persons wishing to plaint an orchard thin season. Tho land will also grow tobacco, and root crops v Tho .owner is bo con fident of|th_ Talue that hpdshvllnng to leave part of tho purchase money tin tho property]— Apply at onoo at Central Land Agency, corner of Quoen-Btreet and Vulcan Lane. {_ Th O R S A, L p. ■* : ■■ pnAwtein'tiGSte a«Rrf*d__3.| :■'■■'< >' Just arrived, por Oanmru. • A Rogular Supply will now bo kept in Stock.iaa Boatsare put on now to arrivo rogularly monthly. STORK: CUSTOMHOUSE.STREET. '■ Address: Charles Baqley, j Importor and Wholosald Dealor in all kinds;ot Fruit, PAKNBLL RiSB. AUCICLANU. -O O R : S A L iE. Nowton Koatl—7 and O^iSjomod Uousos ; Exmouth-atreot—Houso (5 rooms); largo Orchard ■ Dundonald-!troet>-_-roomcd:_louse« ; Blake-street (oifNewton'Road)—lirbomed House UpporQuoonstroot-Band6roooied Houses Homo-Btreot, Gt. North Road—s-roomed Houso Mew North Road—s-roomod House and Stable % Rokeby-strect—4 roomed Houso igas and wator' Mount Eden (Kden Vole)—7-roomed Houbo : - Ponsonby Road—2 Houses, 8 rooms each. i Allotments-Exmouth-Btrcot. 33Y200; Stanley street (Great North Road), 47 x HO-iyMount Edbn, various sizes, eaey terms; Avondalo, several i-aore lots. "J" Land—s to 10 acres, near Pah J^arm; 12 acres, near Ponrosc. Also, several farms;, &c. ■ H. PARTINGTON, House & Land Agent, Stichbury's Buildings. 1 - '■' Advertisements Late for Classifyati'pn » ■•""■• > .—! 'u-. ?»".J : ' PERSONAL.— If, Mr Heywood, passen goi1 by the 'flotomahana, comes from Staffordshire, England, a friend would meet him at tho General Post-office,- to-morrow,; at !12 o'clock. i ■•._/? J.'X _£•*> REWARD will bo Paid to any (ifc/w Person who will givo information': as to the porson who took from the door of Aylctt and Letham, Victoria-street, a Brown Fur C^po and a Navy Knittod Skirt. V '__ "XTtTANTED, a;good Man to Drive Bread •fi'y'T Cart—Jamcß Martin. Baker, Parnoll. *TTCTANTED, all the people in Parneli! to mfm'* come on WEDNKSDAX. at 7.30 p.nu to Behold the beautKul iWaX.wor_s just imported by the energetic Mrs Jarley, assisted by the wonderful man John. If tlie Parnbll Hall Thrill not hold all thQ people.in Parneli at once, thbro will be a Second Exhibition of the Waxworks later in tho evening,. No: silver-coin rofuscd. Noohango,given. - ■ ~ *•' J. > 11/ ANTED, many good Generals (town VV ■ and. country). Boys (shop),. Nursegirls, Cooks, Laundresses, GMrlsjp aßeistJ-Mrs Whit combe's Registry. ■' '■ '-. . *■* P'"-J;O!: N-; S ?O § | B ;£ T. B. ROBSON'Si ' < DRESSMAKING ESTABUB|MENT.; ft ; UndeFitfie Management of MISS FRIEND, who has latoly arrived from England, <. and hod Large Experience. STYLE. FIT, ANlTsqpNO3ttyi-S. ftUR ■■-•j'f, ~ : .MOTTO." ! LADIES' OWN MATERIALS CARBFULL ANI) EXP^DITTOUSLY, j&Up^ UP. j T. B. ROBS ON'B Dbapkhy, Millinery, and Dhehbmakinu iJtIJ/I, 3_S'i'ABLIBHM-NT. PONBONBY. ' t «



THAREWELL BENEFIT of Mr Fran« X? Cates-"Tho Bolls," "The Bellis." "The Bells." .„ i ___ i _ "iffl1 Mb Jamf.s cWAi^f and J. A. Brojvn 'fJL -pi'tll atNev(tda4lotclthey willrL-cofveß(ick thefr Entrarite Moley for Sports, as the sports We fallen through.-J. A. DWYER.&..■'- I WISH to Contradict the statement that I accopted GoodmaS'6 Challenge for a^Sik Hours Walk. Tho accoptartce which' Was published in tho Stau bearing my namo was not inaertcd by mo. E. J. BUTTERWORTIT. "VTOTICE,— Ladies', Twoed Ulsters, ,5s AM ;'lld; Luiliea' Dolman UlatersVlOs ad. yrortji 203; Wool Tartaii Plaitls. 8 Id, worth Is 6d. Only •500 Sliilling Hats lett.—Fornandcz,';Newton. fc FAREWELL BENEFIT of Mr Frank Catos, To-morrow (Wednesday), "Tho Bells." : ~',. ■»■ . '■ : '-i':: TTNION STEAM SAW MOULDING, \J ' SASH,'AND DOOR COMPANY (LimiTED). ■: VJPJ 'tjf Tli6 TRANSFISU BOOKS of tho above Com pany will bo CLOSED from 21st to 30th instant (inclusive). DAVID MURDOCH, Secretary. "VTORTH NEW ZEALAND BAEMISRS' J.l CO-OPERATIVE ASSOO ATION (Ltd.). —Application for Shares to be made at the offlco, 19. Quoon-strcct, Auckland, where all information can bo obtained as to tho objects of the Assoclation.-WM. GARRETT, Sec. i^Ult LIME IS REDUCED. Wo have given up contracting, and. will Supply Building Matorialß of all kinds, and give estimates and information tp-those using our Linio. References givon to Concrete workers, ' ■■ J. WILSON & CO., 75, Quoen-Btrect. £ ■£ *- CJTEAMER LALLA '.yfflpaaT O -1100101, FOR RAGLAN JrS^S&aC ANP waitaka. Tho s.s." Lalla Roqkh will sail as abovo from Onohunga Wharf, TO-MOR' ROW (Wednesday), at Noon. For freight or passage apply to C. CLAIIh, Onohunga. T' ~HE USUAL Wednesday Evening Lecture, undor the auspicca of the N.Z. Evangelistic and Publishing Association, and n connootion with tho Church of Christ worship ilnn at Mount Eden, will bo ddlivercd TO VIOHROW, at 7.30, in tho Edon Hall, by Mr P. McNaught. Subject— "Whence comes^ the Spirit of Poi'saeution?''v '■■■> .-'■ ■ ' ', ,- ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE, MIS- CARRY NELSON'S ~ -J-A~R#WE'Lli,r* E;N E-EIUr _Cnd«f>o_itivfel/ iaali Xpibolraii6e in A-iiclaand, on l-lEIOAti Juiffl 27; w»e_ slfe will »ppear in taoffiteiiaoljf intorestinBvl)ram_ ontitlea ,' 1 rN east m rNtp;\ | & Supported-•_>• Mr" I*. RWrovHlo-Mr -Ji-W- Mc ?"adyon, Frank Catcs. and Company, conclwl ng with tlift Mußical Comedy, SARA BERNHARDT IN AUCKXAND7 Granby, the Manager .. Mr, J.H. Grevjllo Sara, the Actress .. .. Miss Carry>Nelson In which she will sing In Enftlish,' Irish, Scotch, French, Italian, Gorman, ana Yankee, and with Mr Grevillc Comic Duct und DiittcoV'-dr Or)B! NraiiT only. Ip a..K^Hj-A-jS^ju^o. ji».^^e^.| I HKHKny caution all persons fiom dealing with tho Timber on this Block, aj-ttio.saiuoAhas becnlegallr purchased, wi-i'alt4* 59**a'r»»P' lt8'! by the Union Steam sawr MdUidit>g,"Sa_h, fed' Door Company (Limitod). Noithcr Hohcpa. Hokairi nor Mr Singleton Rochfort havp.flny; right qr authority to offer the said Block or Timbiltforsalo. , .„_ .■ ■; Dated at-Auckland tholOth day of Juno, 1781. i V- E. T.-DUFAUR, ut' lj; ' > fK .Solicitor, Quocn street. Wi ~H U- T C H I-N SO N,. • (late Bandmaster St. Helena, _2th and. 03rrt Itcgiinents), Musicii! Composer jalso a pupil -of Joseph ltlchnnlson, Iho eminent lla-utist). is desirous of trtking l'upils. The fol lowing Subjects and Instrument* taught:— Theory of Mublc and Practical Composition, arranging for String, Reed, Brass, or Drum and. Fife Baud (special terms for tho above), tho Instruments in. use in a Military Band., .Special mSiition in* testimonials !fOrJ teaching. Also Piano and. Yioijn. Piiinq_-tunedv References and testimonials;— Address : W* f-lutchinson, care of T. Waring, Pqrnell. ' J PRINCESS GOLD-MINING COMPANX (LIMITED). The Four Thousand Reserved Shares, held by the above-named Comfiahy are'hcretiy oircrcd to tho Shareholders, from whom applications will bo received up to WJ-DJJESDAY, the Bth s July.lSS). s- « * ' Vi> •' '- - ■' ' liy order of the Directors. D. G. MacDONNELL, Manager. Company's Office, Now Zealand Insurance Buildings. Auckland, June 23, 1881. "J; X OO^CI^UJT^FpI THE^ PAl^l?^'l2l! BRITISH DEBPOTISM, p ■ kt , THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS AND , | THE PERSECUTION OF MR W. J. HtJNT .^n-r i . rtßy.jj '£f\\yi ft .C I'■ -SIR ARTHUR^GORDONr ' * ' l High Oomtnipsioner, • under ''Tho 'Wostern Pacific Orders in C6ftncil, 1877 and 1879.V ' ByTOX POPULI. » r" .Conjos othhhu&rfo can bo obtained of Ms G. L. Thompson,. Ajs?outnHigli7»treot, a^d frojn.all,» Booksellers. ' ' }r,PR|OB-,ON_ipHIMJKp.-T/> T>Ri:EL'fK^N: E 4:-i X ~J{s T. fCB,. COOMBESS OITY CHAMBERS. The HnderSgned begs to-; riofify thiut tho Central Business Premises oppotito the Bank of Australasia, now occupied by Mr JSamucl. Coombcs as a giothiriffehop will shblftly b« converted into a niagnitujent s~i ARCADE OK SMALL SHOPS AND , r , ■> OFFICES, n iana wi'ti bo arr'ftnged oon> voiiience and style, to securo immediato occu- Plpia'nof 2 FroWSlySp'?, c^qnr_s7opSlcfiPj"and; interior ofllceiCiirthd NowArcadcwill bo Open to view at tho oflico of the Undoraignoi on and after Ist July next. JQ>\ - fIJQJ - P"G W. L. MI T C H E LL, Land and Estate Agent. 8, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street. 4W '•"' i*K'^ *^"c}Ki__iiA_t^ *LAND AND EBSATBAOENT.! » - (V, ■"_.^ji--»V _.*<&" IV. lxasehold attached -of-166 Acres, having good Oinbci-Oi;fencing; within lOnjinutos wolk;of a rtli«<eownßhuj, with, Jlia-adyantago of a con- BtadfWi excc__nt"maFkW*rbore is a com m"o<_tgl!r family rcsidcnco, and also outhmisos, co%^sßeds,barns,&o. This IbaJOratoJasa^arm. capable of producing a good intiomo, ahd is now in a highstato of otfltivntion. 1 Eorchaaing clauso f%L^^^sTlT^lflEASE I Good HwSes and -AUptmonta for Sale. Hotiscs; to lit Grand Sections—Motint Kdon, Ponsonby, Nortttßlioto, and other places, for Sale. j titOTWY LEND on-Mortgage on good Negotiated, and Confiden tial A^notes&ndortakon. i jit r WeW'AljVw X^AnTNERSHiBi; ". if\\ i v; i THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announco tjiat thoy httvo eonimonccdiPractico in Co-partnor ship as \ WJ% % BAURISTKIt^IiND: SOLICITORS \ &>A % n Chambers in Hiou-BTBJS-J', opposito Mr W. AUcin'g Printing .omed."." ' !i « \ Pk y. BARTON. >■ /■ F§" •« « -x \VW J. NAPIER.' J ■'/ ■ i I*. '■' \ . X '■"' ; sA_ckland,j, *\ s- \ w f \ September 22nd, 1883, . :>'. \ \ LL| QR^ERS,, recoir^d by us for <Waikato' C6>l jjviirbo suppli^dlrom Taupihi Minis, dolivred-in city and suburbsor'^to any oiif the'Hne, alßO"Noweast_e.Goal and Firewood. OrdersibyTOst or tolophono. ; •-"""" "' ~ \V. &G. WINSTONE. ' rpAUPIRtfiXTENDED COALMINING -L COMPANY'(LIMITED). '.'■:'.:: }.'"''■ : '/''V..'" Tfui.1. j'-'.iU '■'> I : Ji-ftOTIGE TO cbNSUM_SRB'O#TAtJPIR_ - • ''J- COAli/' COAIi from Other Mines in the WaikjA being now "■fntroduced into ' tho Auoklant Mar^e^^^^qr^fl^AU^^^OA^ kr< Requested to be ; Caraful in giving their Ordcij in future to' askCloVv TAUBBSI COAL." r>'"-__J__NZ SOH-CRFF, Secretary. ■ Auckland/May '2ft.-88_/-' > . —; —i _-.., , :.:-:ic.-■:.'■:■'■' 'f ■iT^siSrT,^ R,;E:^E;jji; ;i Y: EJD -X 6 Pt__NOS (byL. -HOMSILDT), I ,v _S »BIMA_I. ft I.,,:;.)!-;' «>'!;" c -'-~~"r■■'■:■ "■: "C,: j [■.iifj!t?v a: 'I"' Cbrtified by ■•• ■-.'-■; 'dR: FRUNZ LI9ZT, HANS VON'.BDL^ RICHARD WAGNER, THALBERG, j v / ( ; ', 'ane> other masters. „,. TO BE SOLD AT LOWEST FIXED \\\n Mgy'tlij", ,;"; " f;!l ~.. | With a Certificate of Warrantry for 5 yooi £rpniiheMaker, and endoicsfid.by, ~,, v) I ' BROWIJ.JBAB^ETT, & CO., V r;wiwa:oi^"PTT.%SßgJffti-Hoa_j :'



■tp SOuE—_ r* ' '~ - -~ -jj- Jn,the matter i R V k *f k *• and of tho Ban ....-ymrv tkl.—.' Bkntmy, KngineeANKRUPTCY <**• - a Bankrupt. LAND. Notice is heiikby given w Act, 1883," VJJi. the said Court of Auckland,^ DANIEL P ar"' Joljn Daniel Bontley wasthis dockland, lorß' 'Bankrupt1 within tho intent and in /"^_ abovc-hamod Act. The first Moetlngx, . \, will do held at my office, Supremo Co _^J h rr. „, inga, in the Citi of Auckland, on MOV ' chea June 30, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. Pro X Q debt must be furniahcd prior to or at the mi,,— ing.' Proxy forma can be obtained at my ofncß.l Dated this 23rd day of June, 18«4. '. ' '' ■■•■■'•■' JOHN LAWSON, ... ~ OJlloial Assignee in Bankruptcy. dYgnan & Armstrong, Vulcano Lane, Auok land, Bankrupt's Solicitors. Corporation Notices. f(IT V Off AUCKLAND. NOTICE TO OWNERS AND OCCUPIERS. Notice is hereby Riven that it is the intention of the City Council to proceed in the ensuing Spring with tho cutting down and formation, or. raising, of the undermentioned Streets to their permanent levels as fixed, after due notice, by the said Counoil:(i- pursuance pf thojprovisions of " The Municipal Corporations Act, 1870," and Amendments thercoff;—" 1 HOBSON-STREET CHAPEL-STREET aWANSPNsBTREET -•« * ; «. fcu3aoksllTßKE| WEST jj< #■ >rssikyAßi)-sTRE|;i | d\i\ JjAfBIiOC^-STR^ET. |'* (j | j P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Juno 20,1881. 127 T>Hi* Educational. f A SELECT PREPARATORY SCHOOL <i___ tfotiYoung Cmidrcniwil} bo; opened in Onchungaon the lstJuly. Terms on application tg MIS 3 Lyona.r-Mrß Glenny, Queen-street. 3FANC>'J^BTRUCTION.—Wanted, a Coiiipotcnt Person for two pupils; private residence in town.-Terms and particulars to •' M.V.."BlAßOfllce. • T>O,ARD OF EDUCATION. ---"'-" v IHDWINTERT-bLIDAYS. :. The Auokland Town and • Suburban'Schoolß will bo closed for tno Midwinter Holidays and Annual Examination of Pupil Teachers during the" week beginning MONDAY, 30th June instant. * • - ■ ■' ' ■' ■ Commlttoes of Country Schools can arrange the Holidays at their discretion, subject to the Regulations. By order of the Roard. VINCENT E. BICE, Secretary. QCiIOOL OF ART AND; DESIUN. '.! ;/ 255, QUEEN-STREET, j I. I'OWNE AND BACON Have much pleasure in intimating that they nave-Opened in Np.w Premises at the above [jjjfcss with, a Magnificent and Carefully-Belec ■'tert StoclC of Fancy Goods and Material of the fewest Designs. • MRS POWNEwilliContimiet-fta, heretofore to givo-Losßonsin Poona Pairtting, Macrauiie, 3oint Lace, and Leather-work, also in Wax Flowers and Fruit, Wax for samo manufactured on the premises. J*6,Lessons in Arrasone and Crewel-work No'to'' the Addrosft'.-ppposlto' Garlick aud: 'CranwoUJß, City Hall: '• , TJHIVBK S.I T _T J C O 2i_B G E;1 i }¥l 'IEGTURES ON CHEMISTRY, ) CT< j TO ARTISANS. '■*T))o'Pr6''csspr of Chemistry proposes to give BtxLecturb-, specially adapted to Artisans, on; THURSDAYS, at eight o'clock in the evening. Tho Lectures, which wiU bo lllUßtrated by experiments, and will treat of Combujyon;Coal Gas »nd Lighting. Water,; A-ids and Alkalies*, leeching and Dyeing, will commonco on THURSDAY, Juno 26th. I Tho fee foifthe course will be FJve Shillings, but a reduction. t» Half-a-Crown Will be made in the case of Artisans. Admission to any one lecture may be obtained on payment or One iTickets'and all further, information maybe ''obtained of the Registrar at his office in Eden strccL ] ' * Electoral. THO THE SCHOOL COIiWIWEEs) OF I THE AUCKLAND EDUCATION DIS • •. TRICT, Gf.nti.emen,—Led by a genuine interest: in Educational matters, I venture to offer myself as a Candidate for the vacant Beat at the Auck land Board of Education, and beg the honour of your nomination and vote. ■ ■ i' -My motives and views are briefly put forth in: a letter which will be in .jour,-hands imme • a r Ci r'; \ ";Yoiir otedientJservant, 31 -1' _ ■, -. - «-•— i-THOS. G.-TUCKHR,^ at Professor in the Auckland University College. t Aucklanfl>,Jpno;23,lßßl. _£< SyORTHCOTE ROAD DISTRICT;' * Anextraordiriary vacancy having occurred m ' the"Northcotc Road' Board by the resignaUbn; sf ts Chairman, Major Bcnton, I horeby, in accord ance with "The Road Boards Act, 1882," ana "The Regulation otLocal Elections Act. 1876," appoint TUESDAY* July 8, 18$l,.as, Oi^ day, and the Public Hall, Northeoto, as tho' "placel fo cosduct an "Electfdn to fill the said vacancy; and I further appoint the .hour of Noon ion WEDNESDAY, July 2, as thd'tim<f to receive, a* the sjifdJHall, nomfflatiohß for the pome. ■, v*N<ii_i__tl6ns must besigned by two Electors of tho DTatfict, and assented to/bjrthJß Candi; ' I °"THT)M.AS SEAMAN, Rotuia»il|.<jfflcor. -. Jun, ■j:M--8). ■ * ■:■{.*■:. ■/: ■1-,f.,-»Li ', "' ■-, "-■--.' i.£, - - EBilbitfon. A UCKLAIfD POULTRY, PIQEok, : !1,:: ; ;^ "special- prize...uSje^i j•' "non.; . ■' •■ ! ■;■-.-;■< lici j '•, Mr Hulmo, £1 Is—Best Game Cook in Show. Mr Hulmc.lQsSd—Beet Black Game Cook.' ', • Messrs Sargood. Ewen and Co., fil'lß^Bes^ JaineHen. . '■■:■' " M i I ■'■• MrO. T. Chapman, 108 6d—Best Blackibreas ted Red Game Hen. ' ■ »("''i |~ Messrs Coupland and Co.. Sack Wheatr-B^al OJorking Cook. - " ■'■'- ■ • | j, Mr G. McNabb. 10s 6d -Best Dorking Hen.' :; Mr Canham, 10a Cd-Bost White Dorking Cod or Hen. - . , , Messrs Cruickanank and Miller, £1 la T Heaviest Dorking: Cock. i [ t Mr Wiseman, 10s Gd-Best Cochin Cock, \. Mr HilK lOsM—Best CoAhin Hen. j . *Mr LewliKon, Clip—Beßt Coohiu Cock ant Mrpfe-TSffi* fll ls-Best'BraJi'iSi' Cook, j * M£Stainton, 10s 6d—Best Brahteia Hon. j Mfii. H. Clow, 103-Bost Light Brahma Cqck under 12 month's. ". ' '■' ? (\- Mr B. H. Claw; lOa-Bcst Light Brahma, Hen under 12months 4 - ■: r- sinj ' Messrs Partridge and 'WooUamß ) ',los 6d—Bes Langshari Cock.' Mr W: Rattray, 10s 6d—Best Langshan Hen. : Mr-Chas. Kelsey, Kngraved, Llquer Set am Tray, value £1 la—Best Spanish Cock and Hen Mr Lennox,, Saundors's Poultry Book, valui 12s 6d—Bdst Andalusian Cock and Hen. i ; Measrs Hollaby Bros., fil ls^Best Black C6pl and Hen, Hamburgh. ■ ■>> l ' , -,1,. Mr Gco. Pearson. Pair Pictures, value £1 10 -Silver Spangled Hamburgh Cock and Hen, : The Now; Zealand Clothing Factory., Lady' Hana-bag.—Bcßt Gold or fcilver Pcriclllea Ham burgh Cock and Hen. „.;,«•■,' ! < Mr" Stephens, 10s 6d—Best Polish Cook ■Mr Chatfieid, 10s 6d—Best 'Silver Spangle* Polish Gock and Hen. , ; Messrs Bbylan and Tanfleld, PairDocanters- Bbst HouSan Oreye Coaur' or La FleohO> Coo! Mr Dickey, Table Lamp, valuo £1 ilv^-Bct Black-breaßWd Red Gaino Bantam Cook an 1 Mr* Dennes, Sewing Maohine—Bast Roue Duck and Drake. . "New Zealand Herald." £1 Is—Best Carrie 4;IMr°W.L. Prime, Bdx Tea, valufl^lUa-Bei Dragoon Pigeon. ;■ :?•,! A Mr Battloy, fil Is—Best Barb Pigeon. Messrs R. Evans and Sons. *1- Is — Bel Almond Tumbler Pidteoß. '._, ! '■ Mr Levy, ss—Best Pair Jacobin Pigeons. i iMr,!Hazard, Revolver —, Best Pair Evening 'STARi-:£illf)T-Beßii'£Bilr'Bi4d!lieaci < "Boatd. Pigeons. —.- -■ ■ ■■ ■ -.? [i i ■ Mrßarnett, Prize, value 10s fid—Best Pair i Class 60iv H ■■■' - .•■ ■ •-■ tf»H ■■■vi «-•-■> I i - -Eyenjno Stab, £1 la—Best Pair Antwerps. Messrs Warnock Bros., Box Fancy noa value 10s 6d—Best Pair Nuns, Owls, or Ma pies. ! ■ Mr A. Isaacs. £1 ls-Best Yellow Belgit TCanaxy—dear; ticked, or Variegated. a : : IVft 9arry";;Bree<ling Cage, value £1 &—^e Buff Belgian Canary—clear, ticked, or vari \gat6d. :: •:'■'■ ' ~-' ~ r-.i-, ' .j '■ -Messrs Hewinißrpthert^l^js—BgstvYollo ■Norwtoh,Canary'i-*lcar, tickeo; -Us -variegated. / Mi JameS;Coates, 10s 6d—BeTßtßTiSMTorwi : Canary—olear,4ieked, or jr4.OTteat*a^X i ■wMb Mbworay^fil is-BM'Uz^tS.^ A i ■■■ MuStuobo, £1 ls-Best'-Eair in Claajj-7fc ' "Mr/Lahigan, 10s Cd-Beat Goldflnohj hou moultefl.i *■ '" ' '■"'-, _■' A Messrs Hooker and Morrison, Box Bißomtf Best Rabbita, buck anddbo. . ■" '■ Mr Kohn, Cup—For Winner of Moat Poir throughout tho Show—First prize to count second 2, and third 1. ._ ■ ; si 'JCLA "Mrs Robertson,£l ls^For the larKestiDu Biggs, 13iriirtimber. ■";, lJ f": 'jqijto^ iT ;u*. Those marked t^uarequiraiSpebiftl' J ' "■ - . Entry ol 2s 6d.s,, u xT ß -.:,-ii«



TJMERASi : KXTMERASI! from Norfolk Island.-Adam Laybourn _|j I )0., nnrham-Btreot. — ward t ood darkpolourß :^___: -^jl^ jSSfi^gSSfe IS ; Ve i Ka™sgaha l eßoaA_ to^ LANNELS, Blankets, Sheetings, OaU- Queon °^f P S - T hemcst— S™ Price, liri-; —b a T<* I—Use Kewt< F.CSHARLifiL gATSJ^e _ /^ARDJNALS' Mlfe °"^sfeelK, XJ J had at Eddy's MusiffSottle. ? | andn TT-fr^-fiOßt-omce. 1 Allen. G, 11 ni* ii— -r- wa rd( • CHERRY PECTOfis may be __ 2s 8d and 4s (id per bottle. To fcueen-st 4?n ■ Medical Hall, Ponsonby, opposite T^T a *J WT 0 B M ' a yeare rV All children suffer from them. .**'« If suspected, aak for the Certain Cor „ *P J BHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, lspa«*eWi; Apothecaries' Hall, opppettePostrOffloe., ■\TIOLENT Raging Toothache is in V nearly ovory instance instantaneously cured by using Odontalgicon. the (few remedy, Is.—C. W. Qoodson, London Arca/y. T>ELIEF from Cough in Ten Minut»s.<— X SHARLAND'S CHERRY PE6TORAL. Price, 2a 6d and Is 6d.-F. C. Sharland, opposite the Post-offloe. • ' I >OSELINE roKtu HAlß—This ele \ gant preporatloh oomplstely eblipset every article of a similar land now; before the public-Price, Is6d a bottle.-BHABLAia>, Apothecaries' HaD. v £ -..,.: TOOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneous Relief-TODO^TAMHO.—U per totUe.- F. C..BHARLAND, opposite PoatrOfflce. ,■ i-.: BURGLARY ANB FIRE. Losses by both'can be prevented by Pur hasine ONE of TANN'S WBLtrKNOWN IRONSAFE3. : .' B. & A-ISAAC3, Atente. , r>IANOFORTES -Tuned (6s) by an ex porienced hand from Kirkman's, London. Old Pianos ontirely restored in tone, touch, and quality; yammers refelted, 1 guinea.—W. Sior, ■ KarßOKahftpo Road; Newton (opposite Prime s, • Ironmonger). ..,".' . ' . ' ; - /GOVERNOR BROWNE" HOTEL VJT ~ , HOBBON ; S'*BEBT, , "Board asa Lbag&F"~J^^-I&'vet^r<** SinKle Room _ _ _. - .. M« twr W»f '• £f-t £\ TO £10,000 KENT on Building ifJL\J Societyprlnclplcs.Gfonotfterterms to suit borrowers. • 'Allotments bought atd louses built on >Y<!eklt .Payment System. Mortgages and' Loans negbtiaSted. See List of Properties for Bale oh 4th paste. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for investment.— C. Williamson, I and, rEstate, and Financial Agent and Valuer, High-street, Auckland. .T IPPIATT'S FRUIT GARDENS, ±J OTAHUHU. APPLES, PEARS, PJUUMB, PEACHES.j - 1,000 strong, clean, well rooted Apple Trees, in forty leading varieties, worked on Northern Spy Stock. , . ,' : . :: ~' Prices (tp.the tradej-Per 100, «3105.,., EDWARD LIPPJATT, Otahuhu. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY BUSINESS. ■'. •; I ' MRS F. J. WARDELL I i • i (late op the Thames) ; ;: . ~ ■ 5.' Begs to Announce to the Auckland Publio and,. her Friends thatsho OPENS in the above Line on MONDAY NEXT, in Wellesley-street, 2nd! door from Albert-street. She hoB Becured the Services of a Most Experienced and Competent Dressmaker, and all ORDERS will be IOMPTLY AND REASONABLY EXE CUTED. „ apprentices wanted. '.;; .' :.i:try ::' '~'.''■-:< REW'S EWS ~ SPECIAL BLEND OF ... | TNDUN . KTI riBINA rpEAS, Indian .■*"? V^hina •: leaS,1 i.r ■■■• at ■ -•■ ■ " i COBNKR. OF VICTORIA AND ALBERT-BTBEETB. THE SETTLERS1 HOTEL, ■ WHANGAREL Mrs S. H. FULLER begs tocall the attention of Visitors and Commercial Gentlemen to the increased accommodation at the Settlers' Hotel. Having finished the new addition, which has been newly furnished with every modern oOn veniende.' she hopes her old friends, when visiting Whangarei, will give hor a call. V*. THE BILLIARD ROOM, . j •knder the management of Mr Chas. Saundebs, has undergone extensive alterations and im provements. The table has been newlycoverea and polished, and is now second to none north • IT" ■ ; ot Auckland. V" is § 1 A PORTER waiteOn,each steamer on:arrivkl. ■' TELEaR AMS will receive prompt Attention. 8. H. FULLER - - - Pbopbietricss. j ■\T 9 r'"■'■'•■T;'' :: ;i'\ ~C' v fe^ V'A. LE SUEUR having bought a BANK ■RUPT STOCK of LADIES' CLOTH JACKETS for Cash, is now selling the same at and Under Wholesale Cost,.. '^^U ' SEVERAL JOB. PARCELS for Caih, Tn^HOSIERY. GLOVES, EABIEB and CHIL DREN'S UNDERCLOTHING, WOOLLEN CLOUDS,-.eto4ii«oh»Onder Original Coßt, j ; • ATTHBBON'MARCHB.':" 1 DRBSS- MATERIALS.? iVsLVSTEENS, imRTiNGeT BbANKETa. bl^nneLs: JHEETINGS^ etc. aU Bought1 at for Cash. Cannot be surpassed for value. • . Every department is'replete with NOVEL TIKS FOR PRESENT SEASON, and should 1 be, inspected without delay. ,• - t • ObeerveAddress—BON MARCHE.247, *ueen street (nert Hewto Bros.) -■. 'l~ ■ •.-• . ■ j '»': r(HINA. GLASS. DELP; J PER CfIUSADER. ". SELLINO^AT A SACRIFICE TO MAKH ROOM FOR FRESH CONSIGN MENTS DIRECT FROM STAFFORDSHIRE. "''; - F. h E E :-■• j Having OPENED Temporary Premises, is Npw. Offering CHINA, DELF, AND GLASS -1 WARE at Prices hitherto unknown; X ,'' in. Auckland, and ; ' Solicits Intending Purchasers to. . , , ;■:. Inspect HIS STOCK before, ■■'* ' ' Buying Elsewhere. , . , '•, ■ „". ' ... . , -B. d.. , ' ; 'White and Gold China Cups and " , Saucera, large size .. 9 C per doz. White and Gold China Cups and • ij , Saucers, small Bizo . .. B6 . « ' Dell Plates, Band 10in., 2s and .. % 0 „ ; Kerosene Lamps, from .. .. 2 0 :AND ALL OTHER MNES MARKED KQCALLT LOW. l: ■ Note the Address: - - JJEX-i AITP.WLAND DAIRY Hobbow-BT. ■■■■■■ i .!■: ~ :•;.-■"'■' .■; -■ ~~7 ~ TT~ 'A*<'"»*'h »' ■ Gr.; Pk rip|^g ■ENGINEERS, BMLERMAiKBRS, '■ ". IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER'S, AND GENERAL MACHINISTS, . I THAMES, ■ '"' ' Have for sale tho following .Machinery :r-; 1 Portable Engine, by Hornsby.& Co. f iB h.p. • ' 1 Horizontal Engine,' double cylinder, 10m. diameter, 21in. stroke : ■, , j 1 Horizontal Engine. lOln. by ISin. stroke : 1" 1 Launch Engine, -yin. by sin. stroke.. . vi. ' 1 Multitubular Boiler. 17ft, long by sft. diameter ■ 1 Cornish Boiler,-20ft long by 6ft. diamet*r ' 1 Cornish Boiler, 18ft long by sft. diameter | 1 Cornish Boiler, 17ft long by 4ft 6in. diameter Cornish Boiler, 15ft, long by sft. diameter = ■" UOornish BoUer,»lsf t. long by «t.6in. diameter -V«rtlcftlßoilor;Field tubes, 7ftx3rt4in.^ new A quantity of «econd-hand Qnartz-orushing Plant... % Estimates supplied for all classes of Bogineoitng * * Of Sajwmill and Quartz-j criishirig,M«K)hinerT; Turbine Wheels, | Hydraulic Machinery, Timber Jacks, ; and Patent Safety Catches for i • Warehouse and other Lift j }' .-.-■■. ■■• Cages,'-'!-"': ■■■ 1 ;, . i ■ ■DOOT iSALE EXTRAORDHfARY 30 CASES LADDIES'"AND OHILDRBk'S KU E.S. AND BUTTON BOOTS TO HANDI , Will most positively be cleared at from ! 30 TO 15/EKR CRNT. UNDBR OUR USUiAI ■d « LOW PRICES! > Please Note : 3 Trunks Ladies' French Qlovi Kid High Button Boots, Via 6d; usual price ...=;„- elsewhere, lteGd. ~ • THE PONSONB¥SBOOT Is acknowledged to. bo the best Winter 800 made: stylish, neat, anddurablo. An assortmen is being made by us for the present season, THE PATENT LAOB J-iGfBIP ! (nowfotjOioifirstiiiuo-Introduoed) Wan inyoi tlouitby meanß ot whiotetiie':ljai!« when oho fastened, cannot possibly become undone ot it self. Fitted to all Lace Boots, if desired.: c Especially made for this sale,— ; SO Paws Maidb' & Women'^Hiqh Lack Boots calf fronta, Jrom 83 Gd to 12e 6d; all pegged. No-rBITHiSTfIy manufacturing my own stocl out customers retain the profit usually absorbe "-■*'\ \- by the retailer. gj fs \ ',-Jilli^ook is in. the best t conditi6nj' and as Such must and shall be cleared at tht> | , ■' lowest possible reservation. j ■ Call Early at --Cam.1 Earl CallEabli T.PROSSER'S, CallEaw UPPER QUEBN-STREET, -. j THE NEWTON BOOT WAREHOUBB; ~ TKARANiG^HAPErRtOADf ii J, I, iT.iOpen'B a.m. to 8,30 pA '?- '



it n. Bay Mare, on Friday l**i 1 , j, on, will be rewaid»*. ■, - r - L , old. small collar kaUoa^J^a^o BiVhite FOx. n Teirrier Puwr,^* roee ■ ! -'i . j FRUIT! w. 10.80 a;mi. un ■ Ex •RoTOWAh._ .iwnoU j .-^i- -FBUIT! ■. -^ R.- AR'k< HpbaW-,>j WILIi! 'Sell fcSr AnclioK ' half-past 10, Consigning rtsting of French Crabs, Stone PIl at Pippins, Crows1 Ergs, Norfold ftlffi.™• "L j Island dramres, Mandarins, and Also. 100 tins .Lollies, 25 kdfts Good;^ 'Butter. !<3JIT i.-".■ ••>.■•-■:.}.; ;;<?*, ~ . T/O-MORROW/ '■■'■ B A'R'TH^B^'WA R E.iio On Account of Wpo#- it May Concern. ~,;":;/, -'■ ;w;-Fo}vpEN .;];/■ JJ TITILL Seli by Auction, at thaj&clwiigo W.-; "'Mart, 'Qneen-B(TOeV^O;morrow««jt 11 p'olock',',, ; -: '-,' , r! /;', '".<":*j-i-vVf'i/ jr-* 5" *C RAT E S B'A RI HE X *AKH, ■•-'■-■ consisting of— ■i^'HHine'Platiß and Dishes, Sonpi«oiA) >;.!jßedt!oOinßetg. , ■ i; :-/■ '. j j-t;3 T OtM_O R ROW, GENERAL' ftRA^ERY," CLOTHING!* HOSIERY,' UMBREBLAS, HATS, SHIRTS,. HABDftDASHERY, &c, &c.. *o. GABRIEL &EWIS WILL /Sell at iU-Booms,. Tomorww, j, at,ll o'clock, A PARCEL OF.THE ABOVE GOODS. ■:■: IiiTTiTTO y <'S< ''.UOH ,-.,., =~ ' ,To. Cjlo8 4 e r "A'oc6unts. THURSDAY;-30NE 26. "•' fi 'A ,'Bx Doitfo. > IRONr BRONZEi STEEL' AND^BjtisS ' '! MOUNTED FENDERS'; H:yni ■.;:.i;/:: > ■:■<•- r iui—2iif>HVJ 3HX C! 'At. ■ ■•':': ftABREEL'IIBWIS < v >Ji HAS received instructions to sell at his Rooms, on the above date, at 11 o'clock, (! oases' o[ ASSORTED FENDERS, 8 8 above-- . AlM». r 2 ton* WIRB. NAILS (ossortcd»i-Bise» to 6 AMERICAN,HEATING STQVES 11 "Noi Reserve. 1' ! TkURBDAY, JtiWE 2^.* tO JPAPEKHANGERS, CONI^qTbRS, " . i/.UiV.iAND.OTHERS i) PAPERHANGINGS. ' Mv«HSßii r-'^^jpAPERHANGtItoS. ; :i "'d^AWilEL'J^E^B-' 15! 1 TTAS receive4'inatru<stions toj Belljgt Ma J: Rooms, on the aboVe flato, ati Wo'dock, 10 BALES ROOM PAPER (assort ad). "\ 'To Close Aci^untsi" /:■ *" ■' ;■'■-■ No Reserve.1 ■- -:'; ■(: :. tomorrow' ;■ ; At Eleven O'Clobk. ' ]{' y j, APPLES,,1 'ORANGES, MANDARINS* BANANAS, CO9OANUTS, JipPB, ■ ;;;.,; H WILL Sell by Anbeion,' t*: h& 1 Marl* to-morrow (Wednesday), at'll o'clock, 150 CASKS 'APPLESi Stunner Pippins, and Stone Pippins J 20 oases Norfolk I»la»d Oranges 10 cases Sydney Oranges and-Mandarms— I cases Plnea fcaii kjb ,)i .*- I bags Coeoanuts . ' ■ 100 bunches Bananas/ 'i.J '.if 6 oases Honey (in lib tins) - 10 cases fteserved Peaches (in 211b tins). , TO-MOR»GWj at 11 o'cJocdt/Tfl PRODUCE, FRUIT TREES, SHBCfBS, ;.; ■■:--'-;;- ] ,.^;',, ! PLANT^-;-,■..,-. • CARBINES 4 TAYiOB WILL Sell,ib'y Pobljo au<sti<Jn, to-mor row (Wednesday), at 11 o'clock sharp, PRODUCE—Potatoes, pnlong. Carrots, Keg ■ ißuttbr; Hams and Macon, Choeee, &o. GROCERIES — Tea, Sugar,. Kerosene, Soap, Candles. Oatmeal, BTtcultv, Lemon Peel, Flour, Bran, Oata, Sharps," Damaged Flour, . ...^Chaff ...,.'-:•-: -..-,,,1^.,- M*tnr < DRAPERY — Ladies' Wool' Clouds,' assorted ■■ colours,' inrsilk frioKesi Corsets,rLwiles1 ... THcfl, Gent's Worsted Socks, Ladles' Umbrel las. Gent's Umbrellas. Hats, yolvofeana Felt, Blankets. Carpeting, Gent's, Youths', and Boys' Tweed Clothing, Chenille Reset ' "S^fflind Not, Curtains.' SccVJE&P JEWELLERX, &?.___ FURNWURE." "7 :%,* W. 8. COCHEANfe] ,YAU^QM fffAS. DAORH ~.. .^HURSD AY.^UNjp ( 26, At 2 o'clock. l Bto'.UsiE^pLl^/'FimNlTUliii/ *]" As, IHOR SALE, on the premi«Bsf tßussell-st., ! Parnell, on Thursday, Juno 26, at two o'clock, _ - , HOHBBHOLP FURNITURE, consisting of— ■ Huir-seiitwi Couch and i Chairs, Loo Table and COver, Austrian Chairs,-Drugget, Pic •■>- tnres, Clock. Curtains, Oilcloth, Lustres, • . Cruet, Lamp. Rocklag Chair, Half-tester Iron Bedstead, PaHiea^ieß, Washatand and , Ware, Table, Miirror, Sofa,. Meat Safe. China, Sewing Maohino, Tubs, Sauce -1; ' -.. p*ub, &c. , • .",■ i«.-,; ~-.'„; SAMUEL COCHRANE& SON, 1 Auctioneers. FRIDAYv JUNE 27, Ai 11 o'clock. ./OCX ,i .":-/ -i/i.!-. ---' gre a:t 'sale ri- rift -*J > 1 -■; HJ.Qtyt fcA'/.f.T pianos' "t)ianos! ? t)ianos! ianos 1 ' J^iinosi' Pianosi lipp '&.; sohn,' ressner, ; smon, :,i '■ ;■/ ■..;BORP ; ;AUeBCBR,;: -*^' , j.&c.,-. *,-'.'',.<&oi..,'; / .') :ito;", ) :>iJ oh]'- !'v!•"-''Bi'ToiiKS & CO.' , :^ "TpriLLsell.'oii Friday, ti\o 27tb wst., at ,n':eleven'o'cloclc. (.;-: '.-'■:j *f,-r /■. K/\ PIANOS .Qv PIANOS '(BfcAOK ANlji:^GbliD, WALNUT, I'HOSE. WOOD. TIUBOHORD. OVERSTRUN&. Ji; TtiioN-FRAMED), ■ BY THE -.;JioBT-v»MnWT . App,, f WEL|-^NOWN iDOia'o"si '•" ■: .r'MAKiis. :'■'""* ON View in a yaw days as>soon as wHte ; '< v -.'^.'unpacked. "'-;, : ;!;!a '■-■ ■■■■' ■>' ■'.' :--■::•-'-.■ is. ;-;4i> , ;: Vyij^O|Vit R«6erve,,; ./^.'^ .: Ooßtlnncd on l^nrttrPiMEiitt^ '■ ■. ■ ■ .':' -': ■"- .•.' .