LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

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Canadian Flvo Million Loan.

London, June 19.—Canadian Government loan, fivo millions sterling, bearing in tcteet at the rate of three and a-half per Cent, per annum has been successfully floated hero. The total tenders amounted to £5,600,000. Tendors at 91 will recoive g0 par cent, of allotment, and those above that price receive in full. Arrived at Plymouth; Steamship Rome, from Melbourne, May (5, ■me Australian Cricketers. __^ The North Englond team, which is now playing against the Australians at Man c_est«r,is composed of MessrsDccker,Hornby Barlow, Barnes, Bates, Briggs, Crossland, Peate, Sherwin; Shrewsbury, and Ulyett. In the first innings of tho Home team, at the close of today a play, the score showed —Hornby, o, 94; Barnes, b, 67.

ANGLO-COLONIAL NOTES.

fpROM OUB LONDON CORRESPONDENT.]

That "Cheeky Boy" Again,

London, May 2,

Tub excluslvencss of tho Empire in France has given way to a very different state of things, and nowadays anyone who desires the honour of an introduction to tho Prasi dent of the French Republic has only to ask and have. The other day Mr R. Laieliley, of Auckland, who is now in Fans, ■was presented, and had a little chat with M. GreVy, who always shows himself very ■well disposed to Englishmen. A Powerful Shipping Combination. I learn that the close rapprochement which I formerly mentioned as obtaining between tho White [Star and ShawSavill Shipping Companios has led to those two corporations combining to share the Now Zealand trade, and, if possible, tako the "chin« " out of the .New Zealand Shipping Company in the matter of direct steamers. The White Star people having .intimated their willingness to run the lonic and Doric to New Zealand at their own risk, an arrangement was come to whereby the Shaw-Savill Company agree not to run their own steamers in opposition. This is practically, therefore, an amalgamation of these two Companies, and it ought to have a poworful influence on the direot steam trade to your colony.

land JNationalisation In New Zealand.

A letter under the above heading from Mr Wakefield, M.H.K., which appeared in the " Pall Mall Gazette," has Excited very general and favourable comments. Nearly all the moderately Liberal papers support Mr Wakefield's views, and even tho Radical "Bristol Press" admits the truth of the assertion that " the very essence of coloni sation is tha inextinguishable desire of free men to be thslr own landlords." Tho letter is as follows:—" In the course of an article entitled ' A Plain Word to Mr George,' in the 'Pali Mall Budget' of the 11th of January, there appears the following pas sage :—' That' tha principle of collective ownership is capable of profitable applica tion muu more widely than is at present recognised, we readily admit; and it is possible and even probable that the experi ment which is being tried in New Zealand of reserving to the State the perpetual ewner ■hip of all public landß, may in a now country be attended by a fair measure of auooess.' Will you allow mo to assure you that no such exporknent as you describe to being tried, or has evor been attempted is bo tried, In New Zealand ? What you allude to, no doubt, Is the proposal made by tho Minister of Lands .in 1882 to empower the Covernor to s»t apart blocks of rural land for leasing, with perpetual right of renewal. Now, there are two things in connection with that proposal which ought to be stated tn order to git« your renders a right under standing of it. Firstly, the Minister never contemplated applying the system of per petual leasing to ' all public lands, but only to a very small proportion of them. The leaaing clause of the Land Act, 1882, eays»—'Provided that there shall never be open for leasing under this Act at any one time, in any ono district, an area greater than one-third of the area of agricultural land then open for aalo In such district.' Secondly, the Legislative Council inserted in the bill a provision by which any lessee of rural land, outside of the mineral area, may convert hi? lease into a freehold if within six years he ehall have complied with tho prescribed conditions a» to occupation and improve ment, I need not explain that this amend ment absolutely eliminated the principle of land nationalisation from the bjl. The Minister, however, accepted it, arid the bill became law in that shape. In the sucoeod bia session (1883) the Minister introduced another bUI repealing this provision as to right of purchase; but, though it passed the House of Representatives by a small majority, mainly for the sake of sundry clauses not connected with thb question, it was reieoted by tha Legislative Council, and the Government snbVtted with a good grace. The truth is, there never was any public demand for anything of the sort, and the perpetual leasing scheme is nothing more than a hobby of the Minister of Lands. Whether or not he intended it to be the thin end o, the wedge of land nationalisation I cannot «_y i but I am quite sure that if any suoh intention had been disclosed or suspected it would have made the rejection of the scheme even more certain than it was. "he .very essence of colonisation is the inextinguish. able desire of freemen to be theirown land lords. It is this which has established in New Zealand within forty years a British community of more than half a milhon of the most prosperous, contented, and law abiding people in the world; and we certainly are not goingto abandon at this stage an instltntion which has made us what we are, and which still supplies, the chief inducement of the most desirable kind of immigration. You say the na«onahsa. tfon of tie land may answer in a new coun try. Permit me to say, on the contrary, thit it is in a new country where such a tenure would be most ruinous, for the S_ that it offers no incentive to energy, {Severance, bold pecuniary enterprise, or that indomitable endurance of hard ship Which is inseparable from early settlement. Neither are there in a „« country those terriblo social anom alies concocted with land o™"^?*s^ in old countries, appear at first sight at least, to justify the proposals of Mr Wallaco, Hot thJ.se olf Mr George. In New Zea land, for example, land is a chattel. It is bowtht and sold, and 'swopped,' just like Sp, or cattle, or furniture, or groceries In every village there are half-a-dozen land agenta lawfnfiy qualified to convey land, and the same practitioner who prepares the deX-merely a printed form-will survey the land, negotiate the bargain, and, if re quired, lend the purchase money at current rates. ■ The whole question, I solemnly bo- Hev£ lies in a nutshell. Free trade in land s the antidote for monopoly of land. Wa have a few great estates in this country, which were bought when land was. cheap, and have since been held for a speculative wont But there is absolutely no 'land- Fordisni1 here in the Irish, Scotch or Eng ish sense; and there never will be so long ing scheme is that it tends to make a JwvStiefquMiu- At alterant., im •fadfl' into that of practical legislation.

COROMANDEL MINING.

level is now in first-class working country, and it is only a question of a few weeks when the big reef Will be in hand, as it is Sown that tV soft channel■ «^ companies the reef and is fronv 50 to 100 feetthick. Great interest wil be taken in wiU teptt»afeef nearly 1,000 feet from^the surface, the reel .being very kree, anda first-class battery at the mouth of the tunnel A very small percentage of the predous metol will pay handsomely, a^dzf this one venture is payable a wide extent ofc6untry wUI betaltenup in which this 'reef is known to traverse. :

.JHfflE AtjOkliAND EVfiiVMG STlfl, SATURDAY, JUNE ■ *1, 1»84



. • Ecclesiastical. ~ YOUNO MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASS( CIATION, Corner of Welloßloy at Albert-streets. — Meeting for United Prayi THIS (Saturday) EVENING, aU.3O. The Ko J. S. Hill tv ill continue hi 3 address on "Tt Highor Chrißtian Life V Friends are cordial] invited. A BIBLE CLASS for MEN evei SUNDAY Afternoon. iromß till.l. ALL SAINTS', PONSONBY;._ Th Lord Bishop of Auckland will hold a Cqi flrmation in the aoovo Church at eleven o'cloc a.in. to-morrow. LL SAINTS', PONSONBY.-Eresen . Scat-holdera desiring to ohango thel seats or take additional sittings can do bo o application to the Churchwardens on Werlnei day evening next, at church after servici Parishionera (riot seat-holders), may apply o Thursday evening, 26th, at sevon o'clock p.m. UNITED METHODIST FRE] CHURCHES. PITT AND VINCENT-STREETS- Morning at 11. Rev. S. Macfarlano. Evening at 6 30. Rev. S. Maefarlano. Morning Sorvice adapted to children. Parent and friends cordially invited. MOUNT KDEN- Evoning at 6.30, Mr C. Renshaw. ONEHUNGA CONGREGATIONA] CHURCH.—Serviocs to-morrow :—Mon ing: 11 a.m., Row R. Lalshloy. Evening: 6.S p.m.. the Pastor (itev. H. W. J. Miller). Collec tions after the scrvicoa in aid of the Hundaj school. | WELSH SERVICE.—The Rev. Ri J Roberts will preach at the Rooms of Oi V.M.C. Association to-morrow (June 22), at 6.3 p.m. WELLESLE Y-ST REET B A PTIS! CHURCH.-Sunday. Juno 22.-Morning in the Chapol, at 11. Evening, in tho Chora Hall, at 6.15, Rev. Mr J. G. Wilson, HOSPITAL LAWN.—To-morrow, at i o'clock, the Newton Congrogationa Church S.S. will hold a Servico of Bong. Col loction for Fruit and General Mission. MOUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHAPEL. Morning at 11. Mr D. Whytock. Evening at 0.30, Prof oasor Aldis. PRIMITIVE METHODIST Jl churches. SERVICES TO-MORROW as follows :- ALEXANDRA-STREET- Morning at 11—Roy. J. Boothroyd. Evening at 6.3o—Rev.W. S. Potter. Sub jeot: "Yo are bought with a prico." PITT AND EDWIN-STREETS- Morning at 11—Mr Turley. Evening at 6.3o—Mr D. Goldlo. ST. DAVID'S CHURCH, Symonds-st.- Roy. T. McKenzio Frasor. M.A. Morning, at 11, Evening at 6.30. At the evening nervier Mr Frascr will relate the remarkable atory of " Mackle Kate." ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Morning at 11. Rev. A. Car i-ick. Subjeot: " Self-discipline;" Evening at 5.30, Mr W. Ferguson. Subject: "Theßoveai ing Future." FRANKLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. — Juno 22. - Morning at 11 o'clock, Re.v W. S. Potter; Kven jig at 6.30. Rev. J. Boothroyd. pHRISTIAN MBETING-HOUSE, VV corner of Cook and Hobson-streots.—Sub ect for Lord's Day, 6.30 p.m., Juno 22, "Some Fruits Actual and Possible of Inlldolity." Sespectful questions allowed at tho close.—H. Sxloy. OONGREGATIONAL SERVICES. I* , BERESFORD-9TREET— Morning at 11, and Evening at 6.3o—Rev. J. Robertson, M.A. MOUNT EDEN-fi.3o-Rev. F. Webb (recently arrived from England), On Wednesday, 25th, at Berosford-street, the lev. R. Laishloy will dolivor his second Lecture in his recent visit to England. PONSONBY BAPTIST CHORCH.— Roy. Charles Carter will preach at 11 a.m. md 6.30 p.m. Morning Subject: " Abraham's Intercession for Sodom." Evening Subject: ' Nebuchadnezzar's Dream." ONSONBY HALL. —SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES, under tho con luct of the Ponsonby Evangelistic Committee, m Sunday Evening, from 8 to 9. Seats freo. so collection. All are invited. ITT-STREET WESL EV A N CHURCH.-Morning at 11, Rev. W. J. tVatkin ; Evening at 6.30, Rev. A. Reid. 3T. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH, O Ponsonby.—Mominar at 11. Rev. A, Reid; Svenlng at 6.30, Mr B. F. Itothwel). PARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.— Morning at 11, Rev. S. Griffith ; Evon ng at 6.30, Rev. T. G. Carr. |~\EVONPORT WESLEYAN CHURCH. JL7 —Morning at 11. Rev. W. G. Parsonson; Evening at 6.3 U. Rev. W. G. Parsonson. VTEWTON CONGREGATIONAL SUN -131 DAY SCHOOL-No School To-morrow n consequence of alterations, but. the wholo school will meet at tho Hospital at 3 p.m., to laid a Service of Song. A RCH HILL PUBLIC SCHOOL Sunday .C3L Services.—Subject for To-morrow Even ing, at 6 30: " That they may havo Right to the free of Lifo." All are invited. No collection. A GAELIC MEETING will be hold To morrow, at 2.3<) p.m., in the Young Men's Christian Association Rooms. Mr McLean will jfflciate. A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE.—Goo. A. l\. Brown will Lecture on Sunday night at >.30. Subject: "Tho Apostate Church," Hovela ion 17th chapter. Morning fiemces at Tem perance and Eden Halls, at 11 o'olook. CIT. JAMES'S YOUNG MEN'S SAB iT» BATH MORNING CLASS. — Rev. R. F. Macuicol will deliver tho Opontng Address of tho new Session TO MORROW Morning Xt 9.30. A.U young men afo oordially invited. RATIONALISTIC ASSOCIATION.— Lorno-Btrcot Hall. Sunday. June,2l—Morn ing at 11, Discuusion Class. Subject: "Ought ill Proporty in Land to bo Nationalised r Mr A. Campbell. Evening at 7, Lecture! "ThoMoral md Sooial Aspect of our Land Laws," by Mr A. Kolly. Both meotings open to tho public Dis cussion invited. Musical selections. ' Ladles cordially' invited to attend. EW CHURCH SERVICES.—HeId in the Commercial Rooms, over Rattray's. Queen-streot. Morning at 11 o'clock. Subject: "The Bible: Its Nature, and the Law of its Interpretation." Strangora invited. mHBATRE KOYAL.-SUNDAx I EVENING SERVICES, under tho con duet of the Young Men's Christian Association on Sunday evening, from 8 to 9. All are in vited. Seats free. Miscellaneous Wanted** TO MASTER BLACKSMITHS.— Wanted, a Situation by a Competent Man; godd horse-shoor. — Address "C.H.F.," Stab Office. ; TO BRICKLAYERS —Wanted, tenders for Building an Oven on the Mount Roskill Road. — Apply to W. H. Bkinnor, Architect. Vulcan Lane. O WORKING MEN.—Wanted, Alter native Tenders for Fencing, with either stone or wood, at Mount Eden.—Apply Imme dlately to F. G. Ewington. mRADESMEN'S BOOKS opened, made I up, posted, oheoked and balanced period ically by an Experienced. Agjftmtant, at a nominal cost—Address "AccotlDtant, P. 0.8. 78, Auokland. ; MORE JEWELLERY.—Mr H. Penz holz, WorlriMWHfeweller. begs to Inform tho trade, his frled3Kfca tho public that hav ing returned to AaoKland, ho h«a commenced Business in Darby-street, Thlstlo Hotel Build ings 'a few steps from Queen-street). AH orders and repairs in Jowellery will be satisfactorily executed. Prices very moderate. Advertisements Late for Classification mO THE ELECTORS OF CITY WEST. Gentlemen, —I have the honour to again solicit yonr suffrages. The recent defeat of the Government will, amoDgst other bonefltfl, tend to secure tho construction of that route of th€ Trunk Lino of Railway most desirable for Auck landers, as tho Government and the majoritj of their supporters—chiefly Wellington men had resolved to support the route junctioning al Marton, one hundred and thirty miles south o! Taranaki. The Opposition, on the contrary, in eluding Auckland and Otago members, favoui the line junctioning near Now Plymouth a' least costly, and best for Auckland. Had th< Government acted constitutionally, and re signed, the latter would havo been" procoodec with at once. I send this by wire to prevonl wrong impressions, and I shall do myself th( honour of addressing you further in publit meetings shortly. J. M. DARGAVILLE. Wellington, Juno 2lßt, 1881." ' WANTED, Investors in Freeholds t< attend Auorion. Wednesday, 25th, a Mercantile Chambers; splendid reproduotiv. property, city; for absolute sale.-J.R.Rander son. Auctioneer. . W~~ ANTED, a3 or 4-roomed House a1 Newton or tho Gaol Road: state ren' and particulars to "Henry," caro of Mrs Reach Newmarket. ■ ■ . ■ T7IOR SALE, Bond-street, two 5-roomet l> Houses in first-class position on levo rarner allotment. 66 x 105 feet. Learning Ranee Great North Road. , O LET a Houso of 5 rooms, and one o 4,-JanSea Reid. Bden Terraes. rr\n LET a three-roomed House witl T\ wi.^. .Ahla-ADPIy to Jas. irvin. ,_ mO LET, unfurnished Bed-room witl T use of kitcheu,Buitablefortwogenflemei) ■^p r i T for address. Stab Office. ?TIO LET. a Paddock ot about 3 Acres T nearHa?pof Erin. Ellerslie-T. ÜBBhei Queen-street. TjIOR SALE, A New House, just beinj F flnis^^c'onteiningtourroomXf^ verandah, registered grate, largo^kitchen, J. u Htab Office. —— —TA-vrns PIANOS, ORGANS AN i HJiJtMONIUMSi-Cheap Sale of Instrt



Wanted. WANTED, several good Benchmen,- O. Blaok and Co., Chapel-street. WTANTED, to join a Bachelor' flome, i TT quiot respectable Man.—Ap(|| "H.Z., \yANTED, aclnan. t.idv YVniMfcwhan IT between IS and 30.—Apply to flMJalierei North Shore, Devonport, between 6 and a o'clock ANTED, a smart Message Boy.- Apply T. Proßsor, Upper Queen-street. ~\\T ANTED, Situation as Clothier 1 T colonial experience.—Address J. \Voir Grey-street, WANTED, a Second Cook: alsc ■Waitress.—Apply H. Bennett, Clareudoi Hotel. WANTED ' KNOWN - I have jusl opened a frosh lot ot Jfour-buttoned Kic Glovos, all sizes, at 3s and 2s 6d.—William Eyre Draper, Victoria-street. ANTED; a smart Boy.—Apply t< Wilkins & Co., Bootmakers, Victoria street. WANTED, a Bricklayer to build c Double Chimney at Mercury Baj (labour oply) APPI? Mbrpury Bay Tlmbei Compiiny ILunited), Fort-street. V\J ANTED, 2 Bricklayers and 1 Hod- V T carrier.—Apply at Culvert, Wost-strcet, Newton. WANTED, General Servant; comfort able home in tho Walkato; small family, no children.—Apply to Mrs Samuel Vaile; The Avonue, Karangabape Hoad. ■V^T"ANTED, a Carpenter.— Apply, to- T T night, at Grocer's Shop, next Warnock Bros.', Kyber Pass ltotid. WANTED, a good Housemaid ; good wages for an experienced hand.—Railway CoiFeo Palace, Queon-Btreot Wharf. \\f ANTED by a gentleman, a Furnished T T Bedroom. — Lotter, stating torms, to " Alpha," Stab Offlcq, WANTED, an Engagement as Mother's Help, Nursery Govornoss, or Assistant in a Shop; no objection to country.—" 5.8.," Stak Offlco. WANTED, a good, steady Boy for a butcher's shop.—M. Brcarloy, victoria and Chapel-streota. . \7_TANTED, two respectable Men as T T Boarders; terms, 18?, washing Included. —T. H. Matthews, Fruiterer. Ylctoria-Bt. Wcat. WANTED, Apprentices at once.-Apply to Mrß F. J. Wardell, Wollosloy-streot, two doors from Albort-BtrooU WANTED, two unfurnished Roomß, 15 minutes' walk of Mount Kdon.—Rooms, Stak Offlco. WANTED, to Borrow, at current rate of interest. Sixty Pounds on Ufo Policies.—Addroßß Policy. Stab OiHco. WANTED, a respoctablo girl about 14 or 15 to asßlst in housework.—Apply to Mrs C. Burton. Grafton Road. WANTED, a Good Cartor, immediately. —Apply to B. McDonald, Parnoll. WANTED, Situation by a young Man us Barman; experienced. — Addrcau " F. 8.." Star Ofiloe. WANTED, a good strong Boy, about 14 years of age, to assist in delivering bread.—Apply to D. Qrubb, Baker. Newton. ANTED, a Respectable Girl about 15, to assist In light housowork.-Apply o Mrs Col well, Alma House, Wynyard lload, Mount Kden. ANTED, General Servant; also, Girl, 14 years of age,—Apply MUs J. Colemaa, Waterloo House. \\T ANTED, at once, a respectable Girl, TT apod about 14, as Nursotfirl.—Apply to Mrs Mackie, Upper Uniou-strcst, baok of St. James's Church. WANTED, as good Plain Cook and Laundress, a respectable Trustworthy VOman.—Apply to Mrs Cowie, Blahopacourt. Parnell, between 10 and 12 noon, or 6 and 7 in tho evening. ANTED, Tonders for Two Chimneys. —Apply Macdonald and Wills, corner of Ulako-strcet, Ponsonby. WANTED, a Respectable General Servant.—Apply Suffolk Hotel, Pon- Bonby. WANTED, six more men to make Furniture at their awn homes.—Apply. W. H. Dampior, Hobson-street. WANTED, a Respectable Man as Boarder; comfortable homo: terms, 16s per week.—Apply Mr Peot, Groeor, Wellington House, Wellington-street. WANTED, Agriculturists to See, at Mean's, Quoon-utxeot, an Oil Paintlngof .uckland Produce in the way of Fruit, Flowers, Caterpillars, eta. WANTED, by a young Lady, a morning Engagement as Musio Teacher, vocal and instrumental;. theory and praotice.—Apply " C.K.," Stab Offlco. WANTED SEEN, ?till alivo, tho Parnoll Barber. Halr-outting, 6d; Shaving, 3d. Picture-frame Maker and Gilder. WANTED KNOWN—To be Let or for Sale, Shop and Dwelling, small deposits and weekly payments.—Apply at onoc, A. J. Thomaa. Family Grocer. Howe-atroet WANTED KKOWN.—"East Lynno" on Friday Evening, Juno 27, for Miss Carry Nelson's Benefit, ana positively last night of Boaaon. W" ANTED KNOWN—Vacancies for a few Respectable Boarders at Mrß Saus acy'a London Dining Rooms. Wyndham-atreet, three doors from Aloert-atroet. WANTED, all to Road "Hard Timos and Land Monopoly," an appeal to the doctors on tho burning question X tho day. 'üblishod by N. G. Lennox, AncUand, and sold by all Booksellers. Price One Shining. _, WANTED TO LBT OR LEASE a large. Building, Upper Queen-street, MjW: suitable for a faotory.—Apply at the Cheap Furniture Mart, Victoria street East, noxt Roth's Batha. ANTED, three respectable Men as Boarders; comfortable home; 17b.—Mrs luator, first house, Hopburn-st.. off Ponsonby Boad. _____ WANTED SEEN, the Men's E.S. Boots at 10s 6d, the Shooting Boota at 12s Gd, and the other cheap lines at H. Hone's Boot Emporium, Victoria-gtreot. WAjnTED KNOWN.-Carry Nelson's Farewell Benefit, Friday, Juno 27, at Abbott's Theatre. "East Lynne" and the screaming Farce, "Sara Bernhardt in Auck land^ WANTED— When you are in Hobson sts;oet call an* see the lame and choice stock of Mosgiel Tweoda juat •boned for the coming Boason at Munro and MllHgan a. XXT ANTED, 1,000 Watchea and Clocks VV to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutstord'n, Watchmaker, Victoria - street (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 months. WT ANTED KNOWN-Seal Bags, with V T or without muff, a beautiful assortment, at all prices, at Charles Kelsuy and Co.'c, 120, Queen-street. _____ WANTED KNOWN —Shilling Hair Brush! Hair Bruah for One ShmtaKl The Shilling Hair Brush 1 White handle Hair Brußh, only Ono Shilling! —At Robeon'B, Draper, 'onaonby. ._ ANTED TO PURCHASE, a High land Costume in good order (any tartan). —Address, at once, to D. H. Ross, at Mr D. H. McKenzio's, Fort-street. . ■- WANTED KNOWN — Pianofortes Tuned for 5s by a Certified Tuner. 20 j cars' London Experience. Orders hy post iromptly attended to.-G. Hood, Mount Roskill toad, Auckland. XX7"ANTED KNOWN —Te Aroha-A TT Valuable Property built exprowly for Auction Room and Horse Bazaar purposes. Whitakor-street, Te Aroha, now let to goou tenant "at 25s per week, is for sale.—Full par ticulars on application to G. 3. O'Halloran, Te Aroha, or W. Carpenter, Auctioneer, Thames^ WANTflfc-.— Wanted to Sell (Cheap), Island Oranges, II for Is, for one week; Pickled Salmon, 6d lb; Small Bottles of Ink, 8d per doz; Cake Tins, Id to 6d.-H. Watt, Pitt-st. W "ANTED KNOWN— Cheap Timbeb ! Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased oheaper and better that anywhere else at the yards of D. Qoldib. Albert-street. m \\T ANTED, Everybody to get their T T Umbrellas Re-ooverod and Repaired at Falkner's; Viotoria-street (opposite Holland and Butler's). - \ W"~ ANTED TO PURCHASE, good SoundSaoksinanyqnantlty.-Pattereon and Co., Grain Merchants. Lornc-Btreet. WT ANTED KNOWN—Men's Soft and W Hard Felt and Serge Hats, Men's Work ine Shirts, Men s Dress Shirts, Men's and Boys Tils, Collars, Braces, and Socks Boys Hats and Caps, Cheap and Good, at Donald, W. Jack and Co.'s. Ponsonby Road. . - W~ ANTED KNOWN—Velveteens from One and Sixpence per yard at Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. Blankets, Counterpanes, Calicoea, Flannels; very cheap. X\T ANTED KNOWN, that all working YY men can Bave their money by palling « the Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Mealß Sixpence; Board and Lodging lfcperweek.- Robert Murdook, Proprietor.-Note the addreßS -Nearly opposite the Waitomata Hotel, and clone to thß Dootr ; _____ WANTED KNOWN — Magnificont Mottled Kauri Chests of Drawers and Cheftoniers, £3155; Stuffed Spring Couches, £2; Colonial Couchos,Bs6djFrench-pplMhed Round Tables, £1 4b ; Dressing Tables and Washstands, Double and Single Bedsteads, Chairs. &c, art made of well-seasoned timber and first-class workmanship, at Thomson's, Viotona-Bt. Wesl (5 doors below Red Lion Hotel). tH/ANTED KNOWN. — Her Jb'rank W Weber, Prof, of Musio. Pianist, Theo retical Tuner, gives TuiUon. Pianoforte, Smg ing, Theory, Composition, &c, on the Conti nental meOiod. Quarterly, monthly, single lesson. Pupils prepared to appear before tht public. Asßemblfea, Quadrille ParUes, attended to Musio copied, transposed, and arranges tor any instruments. PianoforteH thoroughlj leaned, correctly tuned, tone and touch com pletely restored. Orders and letters Ko. 23 Wyndham-street, opposite Evening Stab, ml receive prompt attention. 'anted known- That the STOCK of CLOCKS ANI WA^D SS^J^N%rabADE AR has been Greatly Augmented by LARGEI AR S^RifN& nGoWIi OILWfo|D^ both Uw Gonulna and the fmitatton to SUff at TASTES and Pockets; bnt they aie kept Sepa rate and Displayed in Different Streeta. Sterl SUvot Sete. 2b 6d; Brooches and Rtow, la each and other Linea equally Cheap, at SOODSON I LONDON ARCaCK, Queen-flt. agd Viotorla^t. and at Christohurcb and^^WeUinKton. The Fano. Goods Btook is Unequalled iv the Colony. ,



Wanted. WANTED;-a Respectable Girl, to assißt In housework, and make herself useful, Apply to Star Office for address. WANTED, a Jobbing Gardener for one week.—Apply to F. G. Ewington, Estate Agent, Queen-street. WANTED, a respectable Girl for housework. — Apply Mrs Jennings, Ada Villa, NelßOn-street. WANTEDj a tidy Girl, about 14, to assist in housoworlc—Apply to Mrs G. Robinson, Cook-street. WANTED TO RENT, 4 or 5-roomed Cottages, near town; good tenants wailing.—Grant and Crosean; 75, Queen-street. WANTED, an Editor for "Waikato Gazette." — Apply, stating reporting capabilities, torms, etc., to Wilson Bros., Cambridge. ANTED KNOWN—lsland Oranges, Is per doz.; Large., Cooking Applos, 2jibs for Is; at Sanford's Fruit and Refreshment Rooms; Victoria-street, corner Albert-street. 'ANTED. — Wanted to Sell, very cheap, having 60 oases of Salad Oil, Castor Oil, and Sconted Hair Oil to sell on Com mission, come from A. N. late Fire. Castor Oil. M bottle, Is 6d dozen, 4s 3d by the cose; Salad Oil. 6d bottle, 5s 3d by tho case; Morton's Scented Hair Oil, la bottle for fid. 5s 3d dozen. 5s by the caso; Robinson's Patent Groats, only 6d; Tin Good Tea, Is Id lb; Cocoa and "Milk, only 8d tin; Sconted Soap, 8 oakoa for Is; Mixed Sdlob, 8 packets for 6d; Water Bottles, «nly 6d; Gloss Decanters, Is; Wlno Gluhbcs, 2d; Whfta and Gold Sets of Jugs, 3s set: White and Gold Cups aud Saucers, Bd, 7s Cd dozen: Glass Jugs, 6d ; Japanese Gloss for Boots, anly 5d bottle, 3bottles for Is; Boot Protootoro, »nly 3d card : Rutuegs, 3d oz; Epsom Salta, M dezon, 2s (id 71b box; Pcns,6d box; Spoctaoles, ud and Is; Exeroue Books, 2d and 3d; Coffee, Is 2d 1&.-H. WATT, Pitt-stroet. Largo Tea Trays., only Is 33. r^r anted, known" NOW SHOWING J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, VALUK INta ULSTERS AND FOUR-IN-HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE MNENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS. A LARGE STOCK qJW&NERAL DRAPERY TO SELECT FROM, AND PRICES LOWHR THAN QUEEN-SI.. J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL. ■yrr anted known. TO BE CLEARED, AT STEPHENSON'S, EaraNOAUAPK Komi. Nbwton. 500 palm Kid Gloves. Is Bd per pair; 1,000 pairs lislo Thread Glovos, 6(1, worth l'j 1,500 4coca (good shades) Ribbon Velvet, 18 yards or Od; 600 yards Bosh Ribbons (9 shades), Is 6d per yard; 2,000 dozen Dress Buttois, 2d por dozon; Dress Materials, Hd, 6d, Tjd per yard upwards; 1,000 yards French Cashmero (18 Bhadca), la por yard: 600 yards Trench Morlne I ihadoel, Is 9d, wortli 2s od; Crimean Shirting, id. Is, Is 3d. to 2s 3d per yard; Unlpn Shirtings, fr«m ejd upwards; Flannels, 7id, od, Is per yard upwards ;9ii Blankets (all wool), 8s lid per pair. Try our 16s Trousers to Measure— oan't bo beaten. MiLLINEilY—by experienced hands DRESSMAKING-hy experienced hands TAILORING—by experienced hands On the Puemisbs. BTEPHENSON'S DRAPBRY AND BALE WAREHOUSE. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. NKWTON. T^r ANTBD KNOW N NBIL ANX) CLIFFORD'S WELL-TRIKD RBMKDJKB FDR WINTER USB. COMPOSITION pOWDKRf-It la known In all English-spooking countries for its many good qaalitlea. Yon wh» are subieot to Colds or Soro Throats dont be without it; la 6d a tin; BALM OF QILEAD^Jiovon yoara' trial has proved this to bo one of tho Best Compounds over oftorod for tixo euro of Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Cough. 2s v Bottle. COUGH POWT>ER.-Eirootual and quiok In Congestion. Plourlsy, or Inflammation of tho Lungs. Is Od a Tin. COUGH BYRUP.—Whoro there aro children nothing is better for Cougliß. Croop, or Ilron ohitis. A pure expectorant without morphia or opium. Is 6d and 2s a Bottle. HOP BITTERS, 2s dd a Bottle. NEIL* ~C~L~I F F O R D, HERBAMSTS, Botanic Dispensary, WEixroiLKY-BTnBET, Auckland. Xjy ANTED KNOWN. GREAT GENUINE CASH SALE AT TESTER'S, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. In ordor to meet tho keen competition now ex isting In the Drapery Business, and to ensure my Customers the BEST VALUE OBTAINABLE FOR THEIR MONEY, I havo decided to hold a GREAT CASH SALE OF THE WHOLE OF MY DRAPERY. STOCK, COMMENCING ON THURSDAY, JUNE 19. I can eilfer the following ADVANTAGES TO THE PUBLIC IST -MY GOODS are all Marked In PLAIN FIGURES-the Original and Reduced Prices, so that a oustomer oan at once see the . GENUINENESS OF THE REDUCTION. 2ND.-MY STOCK is PERFECTLY NEW, and for the greater part consists of IMPOR TED GOODS, and it has ALL been bought at heavy discounts for CASH DOWN. BRD.-THE FACT OF MY SALE BEING A GENUINE ONBI AND NO MERE /^PUFFJ^/ TO CASH BUYERS THIS BAI.B OFFERS A GRAND CHANCE TO .SECURE A I.AROE PARCEL FOR TERT MTTLE MONEY. Xo Goods Entered during tho Sale. TESTER'S- GENUINE CASH SADE,- KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Gazette in Bankrnptcy, IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND; •: IN BANKRUPTCY. In the mattorof "The Bankruptcy Act, 1883."l Notice is hereby given that I, John Sharp, of To Punl, near Pukekohe, in the Provincial Diatriot of Auokland, in the Colony of New Zea land, Farmer, have this day filed iv the said Court, at Auckland, a Petition to be adjudged a Bankrupt. Dated this 21st day of Juno,^ BHARp< Laishley & Jackson, Queen-street, Auck land, Debtor's Solicitors. TN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In Chematter'of "TheßankruptcyAct, 1883,"and of tho Bankruptcy of John Sharp, of To Puni, near Pukekohe, in the Provincial District of Auckland, Farmer, a Bankrupt. Notice is hereby1 given that, by an order of tho said Court of Auckland, the above-named John Sharp was This Day adjudicated a Bank rupt -within the intent and meaning of the above-mentioned Act. The First Meeting of Creditors will bo held in Jury-room, Supreme Court Buildings, in the City of Auckland, on FRIDAY, 27th instant, at 2 p.m. Proof of dobt must be furnished prior to er at the meeting. Proxy forms can be obtained at my offlco. ! Dated this 21st day of Jnne, 1884. ;. JOHNLAWSON, Offloial Assignee in Bankruptcy. Laishley and- Jackson. Queen-Btreet, Auok land, Bankrupt's Solicitors. X N BANKRUPTCY. i IK THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AD JIVCSXI^HD. In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and of the Bankruptcy of John HIIA. Of Pon sonby, near Auckland, Contractor, a Bank rupt. Notice is her'kjby given that, by an order ol tbe said Court of Auokland, the above-named John Hill was This Day adjudicated a Bankrupt within the intent and meaning of the above mentioned Act. The First Meeting of Creditors will be held at my Office, Supreme Court Build ings, in the City of Auckland, on FRIDAY, 27tl inst., at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Probi of debt must bo furnished prior to or at the meeting. ""Proxy forms can be obtained at mj Office. • ■ : Dated this 21at day of June, 188 i. ,-:..:- ■ JOHNLAWSON, , ■-■■'■> -' Offloial' Assignee in Bankruptcy. ■ C.E.Madden,, , - , ■. -. ~.. Auckland, Bankrupt's Solicitor. .



To Let TO LET, a Stable in Hobson-stfeeti— Apply Mrs Pilkington, Hobson-street O LET, a Bedroom and Sitting-room. —Apply Star Office. TO LET, a New 5-roomed House in Wharf Road, Ponsonby.—T. N. Horaloy, Builder, O'Netl-street, Ponsonby. ' TO LET, 6-roomed House in Kent streot, Surrey HillB; all conveniences; rnnt, 16s.—Apply A. Wright, Kent-street. TO LET, a 7-roomed Houso, Summer- Btrcot, Ponsonby ; water laid on —Apply G. Herbert, Butcher, Napier-street TO LET, a Shop and Residence at foot of Grey-street. — Apply to Henry Keesing, Princes stteet. _______ TO LET, in Upper Queen-street, near District Scneol, a House of seven rooms; gis and water laid on.—Apply to Wm. Jamieson, Undertaker, Wclleßley-streot Eaßt TO LET, a Shop and Dwelling, Karanga hapo Road; suitable for Grocer or Fruit and Vegetables.—J. Dnvics. Pitt-street. TO LET, a Shop in a goad centre in Parnell to a good tenant, cheap.—Apply Circulating Library, Parnell. TO LET, Wheelwright's Shop at Mount Eden: good stand; adjoins Blacksmith's. —Apply G. F. Kelly, Mount «den. TO BE LET, another fine House at Upper Parnoll, top of Bay Road; 18s.— W. E. Sadler. 0 LET, at Dovonport, a furnished 7 roomed House, with every convenience.— Further particulars, apply R. E. Finch, Sta tlonor, 216, Queen-street. TO LET, two new 5-roomed Houses in Napier-street; gas. water, and overy con venience.—T. Usshor, Slichbury's Buildings, Quoen-stroot. TO LET, a Seven-roomed Houbo in Ring Torraco, Shelly Beach, with two rooniß detached ; good sea frontage.—Apply J. Wood all, Arthur's Mart, Queon-street, or Woodall's Storo. Harkett-street. TO LET, the 3-storied Brick Building known as Foster's BojaLß»ctory, in Rut land-street, just off Queon bWbt; suitabla for a manufactory or wholesale store.—Apply to L, H. Neumegon, Darby-street. TO BE LET, on the Mount Roskill Road, a Sovon roomed House, with largo cistorn and good accommodation; rent, only 17b per week.—Apply to F. G. Ewington, Estate Agent. Queen-ttreot fjpO LET, the Premises now occupied by JL tho Wavorley Hotel, Quoen-stre«t, near Fort-et; sultablefw store or shop. Possession Ist July.—Apply Hancock & Cq, ftneen-atreot. TO LET, in Parnell, most convenient Houso of nine rooms, largo allotment, and good view.—W. and J. Frater, Land Agonte, Queen-strcetf TO LET, the beautiful Valo of Mata niata. or will bo sold on easy doferrcd payments, In Lots of 100 acres eaoh, or larger lorUons up to 1,000 aores; tho steamors Rowona and Noptuno will land passengers on their way to Mercury Bay.—For particulars apply to Mr Suavcnß, view Uoad, Mount Eden. m o l c t v i~l~i7a b. POMPALLIER TERKAOE.-Tw« first-class new Houses: water and gas laid in; 5 rooms ach, verandahs and balcony; close to Three iambs. Rent, 16s per week. •REMUER A.—House of 0 rooms, cloeo to Hall way Station; every convenience. Rent, 20s per WOAMERON-STREET, PONSONBY. - Vorjr retty Villa Residence of 7 rooms, beautiful view, and close to the beaoh; rent, 25s per week" WAREHOUSE. WYNDHAM-STREET.—Those commodious Promises now occupied by Messrs Schmidt and Co. First-class position, and within a few yard* of Queen-street. CITY ALLOTMENT, WITH WATER FRONTAGE. — Customa-stroet West,—Allut ment, 25 v 90. Lease for 3 years. D. fTeVANS, LAND and EBTATE AGENT. Quken-bt. A ' THREE-ROOMED Cottago to Let— _3L Apply to W. Hoffernan, foot of Gundry street, near Nowton Road. TO IRONMONGERS, CLOTHIERS, AND OTHERS.-TO Let, with Immedi ate possession, that beautiful double-windowed (i)lntu-Blaaa window) Shop, near tho junction of Pitt and Groy streets. The flnoet business stand out of Quoon-streot. Gas and wator laid on.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Queen-street, For Sale. FOR SALE (cheap), Allotments in New ton.—Address '• Freehold," Star Offlco. FOR SALE, a Baker's Bread Van ; also, a good HarnoSß Horse ; cart in good work- Ing order.—Address at Stab Offlco, OR SALE, a first-class quiet Cow near her calving, at Northcote.—Apply to W. Dowden, Auolioneor. fiOR SALE (Cheap), Houses and Allot ments, Suburban Properties, Farms, Hotels, Businessoß, Partnerships.—Grant and Croasan, 73, Quoen-atreot. OR SALE (Devonport), prize medal Dunedln Ale. equal to English finest old matured whisky, etc., eta; town prices. — L Pool and Co.. Victoria Road, Devonport. OR SALE, a email Grocery Business in centre of city. Only £50 cash required.— Apply J. H. Hamer, Land Agent, Korangahaps IfiOß SALE, 400-gallon Tanks, new and ' in good order.—Arthur H. NathaD, corner of Cußtotus and Little Qucon-etreets. IHOR SALE, Goodwill and Furniture of 1 Ten-roomed Boarding Houso (£67 10s).— Hclghton & Co., L»nd Agents, 177, Queen-st. InOK SALE, for £330, three new Fonr ' roomod Houses on one allotment: let at 80s; good ißTestmont Apply Mr White, Grocer, Newton. OR SALE, about 14 acres White Stone Turnips, qniokly grown, and Jußt fit to ull.-Apply N. Wood, noxt Mr Greenwood's, aount Albert. ___,_ OR SALE, Allotment 40 x 120, 60 feot roads, Mont le Grand, Mount Roakill ItoaJ.-Apply on property to E. T. Herbert. TTK)R SALB, a magnificent inlaid Loo D Table ; a grand pioco of workmanship to tako to England; to bo sold at a saorincc—Apply for full particulars, " Loo Table," Star Office. TTIOR SALE, several Allotments of various V sizes, snitable for private and bustaoes premises, ranging frttm tl to fil 0 per foot i«rnis easy.—►"or full particulars apply to "T. 8.5., Star Offlco. ■ FOR SALE, 4-rromed House, Sunnyside : Jtoad, Mount Baen. Allot-ient 60 x itJB. Also, three Allotments adjoining, each SO x 196 eof.—Apply to G. Garry, at Mr Mason a. Hair Droaser. FOR SALE, 3-roomed Cottage (now); prioo, J6165: Allotment 33 x 102; evory convenience. Also, 5-roomed Cottage; price, ( £265.—Apply J. Jcnkin, King-Btreot, Arch Hill. OR POSITIVE SALE, two 4-roomed Oottaßos and orb Shop and Dwetlng, each with 1 rontagos to two good streets in tho 0«y — Apply to Joba Soppot, House and Lan« Agent, No. 8, Queen-Mjewt *'■ '" ', OR SALE, in Parnell, most convenient House of 8 rooms and AUatmont 50_x 200; splondid vlow of tho harbour; only IS minutes from Postoffloe. —W. and J. Frater, Land Agpnta, Queen-street. FOR SALE (cheap), several Carte and Drays by other makers, roplaced by our patot.t Improved ones. That our patent im irovements are a great bihxoes 1b shown by the number of orders received from all parts of the town and country.—Vorrall & Co., Newfon Stenm Coach Factory. "" ' ''"•' * ' LADY has ah Elegant Seal Jacket, quito new and finest quality, for Sale.- Apply Box 201, Post-office. CHEWING MACHINES FOR SALE.— >5 Herbert H. Bmith has for sale (cheap), several first class Sowing Machines.—Auokland Iron Works. ; MOUNT EDEN.—New Cottage for Sale, on deferred payments; 600 gallon tank; wator laid on.—C. Williamson, Estate Agent, High-street. rTUIEODOLITE For Saie-a First-class A Instrument.—Apply to "W.8.," Robert Ncal, Grocer, Queen-street. N SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 209 casks Portland Cement Plaster of Paris. Fireclay, by ton or lb, Firo Bricks, &C.-R. Jenkinaon, Buildor, Lome street. ; ORCHARD LAND FOR SALE, within 17 miles of the oity by rail and road, or by water—Bs acres selected specially for orchard purposes, facing the north-eaat, and porfootly sheltered from cold winds; timber for fencing and firewood; partly fencod by boautlful streams abounding in trout; price only £350. Tniß is a rare opportunity for persons wishing to plant an orchard thia season. The land will also grow tobacoo, and root crops. The owner is so con fldont of the value that ho is willing to leave part of tho purchase money on tbe property.— Apply at once at Central Land Ageicy, cornel of Queen-street and Vuloan Lane. ITT O R ~T3 A^ I7~E. ■ ORANGES. 300,000. ORANGES. Just arrived, por Oamaru. A Regular Supply will no w be kept in Btock. af Boats are put on now to arrive regularly monthly, STORE: CUSTOMHOUSE-STREET. Address: Charles Baglby, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in all kinds ol Fruit, .•' Parnbll Ribe, Aucklawd. FOR S A L E (C HE A P). 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVE, 2 7-incl Cylinders 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVE, 2 5-incl Cylinders 2 CORNISH BOILERS, 25 feet x fi feet! inohes, 501bs pressure. The Locomotives can be inspected at Mase field and Co.'s Foundry. • For particulars apply to MASEFIELD & CO., Albert-street, Or to the NEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY, CtTSTOMS-S^TRttET WKBT. ■n OS SALE Newton Road—7 and 6-roomed Houses Exmouth-Btreot—House (5 rooms); large Orchan Dundonald-street-i-roomed House Blake-street (off Newton Road)—4-roomedHouS' Upper Queen-street—B and 6 roomed Houses Home-street, Gt. North Road—s-roomed Hous New North Road-5-roomed House and Stable Rokeby-Btrcßt— i roomed Houso; gas and wate Mount Eden (Eden Vale)—7-roomed House Poneonby Road—2 Houses, 8 roomß each. Allotments -Exmouth-Btreet, 33 x 200; Stanlej street (Great North Road), 17 x 110; Mount Eder. various sizes, easy teruiß ; Avondalc,. aevors J-acrolots. ' Land—s to. 10 acres, near Pah Farm ;12 acrei nearPenrose. Als^sev^alferms^ Kc. House <fc Land Agent, Stiohbury's Buildings.



jj Pnblfc Notices. | ; BURG LARY AND F ~_, Losses by both can beprevonto i ny fw chasing ONE of TANN'B WELb-rCN1 WM IRON SAFEg. E. & A I3AA.Uj A . nnfe. ELECTORS I — Register I to ''i3t«r 1 without delay. B'ankformi at t rnovrß paper oSlces; Registrar's Offlco wifi r«od at rear of Resident Magistrate' < . afanuil floor, first door ' " "XT ORTH NEW ZBALA . AJRMERS 1.1 CO-OPERATIVE ASS >O ATION (Ltd.). —Application for Shares 'o,\m made at tbe office, 19. Queen-street, Auckn id", where all information can beobtainaJ v to tho objects of the Asßoeiation.-WM. GARH <;TT, Sec. p<LASSBLOWING Amnaa's Bay. \JT Saturdayafterniii. M3IM6. Admis sion, 6d. EaohVistt)r vvutaeGtesa Jog. —M. Cook and Sons', R. RICHARD^O i«s to taformbis Patients th i h noJ« of ftlTsnd at Mr Haalett's Pharmaor n 004 • not at all; but mayboconsulto-ir -it mymt sldence from 1 to lin theaftarn» ; T\R. PAHV,. O«, 'T> teONPORT. Hours of O, tfrivt «►. ly,. Vic toria-street- ">! r, "^l '"V • rnoon,4tos Evening, 8 to'>. "DARNELL 5 SCHOOL. The Committee huvinct accepter. 11 ©Services of Mr R. J. Moore, a NIGHT SCHOOL, will be Opened on MONDAY NEXT, Juno 23rd. at 7. o'clock. The Committee desire all who have given In their Dames to attend punctually at that hour. J. W. ROBINSON, Sec. /^IVIL SERVICE RETRENCHMENT. ARCHITECTURAL. The undersigned desires to intimate that the Colonial Architect's Dopartmont having been abolished, he intends resuming practice In Auckland immediately, and trusts that a share of public support may be accorded him. P. F. M. BURROWS, (late Government Architeot). OAKIRARAHI No. 1 BLOCK. I hereby caution all persons from dealing with the Timber on this Block, aa the same has bconlegally purchased, with allneoeßsary righto, by the Union Steam Saw Moulding, Bash, and Door Company _<Limited). Neither Hofoopa Hokairl nor Mr Singleton Kochfort have any right or authority to offer the said Block or Timber for sale Dated at Auckland the 10th day of June, IKI. B. T. DUFAUR, . . Solicitor, Qucon-utxeot, Auckland. AKIRARAHI No. 1 BLOCK, 3,497 ACRES — Covered with magnificent kauri, situate at Tairua, 9 miles from Grahams town, Thames.- This Land is for Sale, in lots of from 50 acres and upwards; terms, £2 an acre, 25 per cent, to be paid in cash (if the purchaser should prefer it), and the balance to be secured by mortgage at 4 per centum per annum. Application to be made to Mr Kochfort, Jarriator-at-Luw, WoUealej-atroot, Auckland; or to the Proprietor, Mr Hohkpa Hikairo, Parawai. Shortland, Thames.. TDOARD OF EDUCATION. MIDWINTER HOLIDAYS. The Auckland Town and Suburban Schools will be closed for the Midwinter Holidays and Annual Examination of Punil Teachers during tho week beginning MONDAY, 30th June Committees of Country Schools can' arrange tho Holidays at their discretion, subject to the Regulations. By order of the Board. VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary. T>UPIL TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. Tho Annual Examination of Pupil Teachers nd Candidates for Employment will be held on 'UESDAY, Ist July, 1884, and following days, at tho places undsrnamed: — ; Auckland- Training College, WeUosley-streOt. TIIAMKS-Kauaeranjra Boys' School, Shortland. Waikatc—Public Hall, Hamilton West Pupil Teachers and Candidates are to be in attendance at the placo named at a qnartor-past Nino a.m. on tho day of Examination. All Pupil Teachers of the First and Second Years are required to attend, unless specially oxemptec by the Board. VINCENT E. RICE, Seoretaiy. X OOK OUT FOR THE PAMPHLET I BRITISH DESPOTISM THK SOUTH BEA ISLANDS AMD THE PERSECUTION OF MR W. J. HUNT BY SIR ARTHUR GORDON. High Commissioner, vo^'.ZJl^. 6™ Paclflo Orders fa Council, 1877 and 1879,*1 ; byToxpopuu. Copies of the above can bo obtained of Mr G. L. Thompson. Agent, Hlgh-Btreet, and from all Booksellers. PRICE-ONE SHILLING. REGISTRATION of ,r ELECTORS OFFICE, BACK-ROOM IN POLICE COURT BUILDING, WHERE CLAIMS FOH ENBOLMENt ABB RECEIVED DAILY; a Y. COLLINS, Registrar. ■pUBLTC NOTIFICATION. next :— MANUKAU COUNTY.--Parish o f Waiplpl N.W. portion 219: B.E. portion 249. WHANGAREI COUNTY.-Tangihua Survey District: Block 1, Section 7a. :ppuawanga Survey District: Block IV., Section 7: Block vm.. Sections: Blook XL, Sections.. TAURAJNGACOUNTY.-Parish of To Papa: WHKT^^UNTY^ParIsh of Walo tabi : Sections 1(15,167,168; S.E. portion 173, 455. Parish of Waimana: Seotions .7, 141. 157,165,168,306. ■' -~ , ' COOK COUNTY.—Wainiata Survoy District: Block VniA.. Seotions 23, 26, 27. 28. 29, 31. Whangarei Survey District: Block V., Sections 30,82, 33. The above lands will be open for application at the upset prices at whioh they were offered for sale on tho 2nd instant. D. A. lOnrj, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Grown Lands Office, Auckland, June 12,1884. TV7- L. M. I T C HELL, *LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. FOR LEASE for a Long Term—A Splendid Farm of 116 Acres, freehold, in. grass, with a Ijcaaehold attached-of ISO Acres, having good iiiokiio* fencing: within HI jginutve' walk of a risSKtownship, with the advantage of a eon startfilfcd excellent market. There is a com moJnsS' family rosidonoe, and als» outhouses, ccnwGhedß, barnß, &o. Thia is a flrst-olass farm. capable ef producing a stood Income, and is now inahlghßtatooCouiavaflon. Purchasing plause tEASB ¥ Good Houses and Allotments for Sale. Houses to Let, Grand Seottons^Mount Eden, Ponsonby, North Shore, and other places, tor Sale.' MOJJBT TO JjKKD on Mortgage on good PARTNERSHIPS Negotiated, and Confiden tial Agenoies undertaken. 8, Mercantile Chambers, ekn thrkt. ]N"ew Hi .I'/HTxr.nsHiP, THE UNDER3IU gDbeg to announce thai thoy have oommoncea'Practice in Co-partner ship es BARRI9TERS AND SOLICITORS n Chambers in Uiuh-strekt, opposite Mr W AUrin's Printing Offioe. • . E. W. BURTON. W J. NAPIER, Auckland, ■ ■ September 22nd, 1883. ALL ORDERS received by us fo Waikato Coal will be supplied from Tautih Minoa. ilolivred in city and suburbs or to an station on the line, also Newcastle Coal an Firewotd. Orders by post or telephone. .-,-■■;, yy & G WINSTONE. TAUPIRI EXTENDED COAL-MININ( : COMPANY OJMITBD). NOTIGB TO CONSXJMERS Oh TAUPIRI COAL. COAL from Other Mines in the Waikal being now Introduced into tho Aucklar Market, Consumers of TAUPIRI COAL at Requested to be Careful in giving their Orde: in future to ask for " TAUPIRI COAL." FRANZ SOHBRFf, §eoretary, Auckland, May 26,1881. • :; . . >:- ..^ .:■. .■;.,-. .',-.■■; '. ■''! '■■■; ''' ■-■ ■■■■■■■ V



i Public Notices* ( }{ IF MR W. WILCOCK, Bricklayer, does not come and finish building-chimney on Monday. 23rd, I ahall complate the same and charge him with lt-F. Hastings, Great North RoatL ___^____ "ITTTILL MR SHERWOOD, who arrived T T by the last mail steamer, please leave his addrsas before Tuesday next at this oincc. /NITY GUARDS.—Membersnot measured \j are requested to call on Mr White (late Messrs White and Watkinson). Tailors. Victoria street, bo that complete list can be forwarded by out-going mail, whioh leaves on Tuesday.— Alfred E. Isaacs, Capt. BRICKLAYERS' LABOURERS' SOCIETY. Tho Quarterly Meeting of the above Sooiety will be held in the Working Men's Club on WEDNESDAY, 25th inst, at 7.30 p.m. M. TOBIN, Secretary. TtriG-'" rT SCHOOL; — Altkration of .131 H 388.—1 n order to suit the convenience of students coming from a distance to the Even ing Classes held in St. Patrick's Boys' School, Wyndham-street, the hours during the winter course will be from 6.30 to 8.30 on Monday. Wed nesday, and Friday evenings, commencing on MONDAY Next-M. P. Regan. T>AND OF HOPE ENTERTAINMENT. An Entertainment will be held in the Wes leyan Sunday Sohool-room, Parnell, on MON DAY EVENING, June 23, consisting of Songs, Mnsioal Selections, Recitations, and Dialogues of an amuiing and instructive character. Ad miaslon—Adults, 6d; Children, 3d. Doors open at 7; entertainment to commence at 7.30. ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. MISR CARRY NELSON'S FAREWELL BENEFIT and Positively Last Appearance, NEXT FRIDAY, Juno 27. Grand production of EAST LYNNE, for one NionT only, sup ported by Mlbs Carry Nelson, Mr J. R. Greville, Mr J. F.; McFadyen, Frank Cates, and qonv pany, Mies Nelson will also appear as SARA BERNHARDT, in which she will sing in English, Irish, Scotch, French, Italian, Gorman, and Yankee. ______ MR NEVILLE BARNETT'S ORGAN RECITAL At St. Matthew's Church, Hobson-street, ON THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, will include— Fugee (three movements) Bach. Adagio Haydn. Concerto (four movemen wS) Handel.. Andante (with variations) Beethoven. Sonata (four movements) Mendelssohn. Andante ~B?nart. :; Offertoire , ~ . Wely. •' W- ** ■"■' ''' f TTN II - f IE F, •N t^HKMI /ISAN ThoProfe^o ~-! po s:idyi Bixtiaotures*-1 i . -. ■ vArtisanr.bn" THURSDA'i ■ '•-' il'-'"'1 'vening. The-Lectures, w. •'! • !u«r*to«!o! ■experiments.anaw i ■*. wton .Coal Gas and Lighting, >• -\ •• ■ il AUalir-a Bleechiqg andOy. ■' ■ ■■ > o on THURSDAY. Jun?3Bt i. The fee for thecoor ■ • "'. *i fv i \"i, but a reduction to Half a- ' • '-'1 '' -nil In the case of Artisanß. A.l • : ayi' < lecture may ba obtained o - * c :>'« Shilling. Tickets and all furtherlnfot T *f<V obtained of the Registrar at his < dcn street riITY OF AUCKLA PONSONBY "WARR EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. It is hereby notified that ; COOPER, EDWARD DALTON, WILLIAM JAMES UPTON, JOHN HENRY hay* been duly Nominated as Candidates for the Office of Councillor tor Ponsonby Witrd of the City of Auckland, and that in compliance with the provisions of the " Regulation of Local Elec tions Act. 187t1,"a Poll willbe taken forono Council lor on TUESDAY, July Bth, 188 i, at the Ponsonby Oddfellows' Hall, within the said Ward, between the hours of nino in the forenoon and Bix in the afterioon. HENRY RIDINGS, Retnrnlng Officer for City of Auckland. City Council Offices, June 21st 188 i. *29 ■\TOR\VICH UNION FIRE INSUR i^I ANCE COMPANY. The statement which appeared in this mot n. ing's " Herald," viz., that tho business of the Norwich Union Insurance Co. in Otago had been taken over by the National Company is so ridiculous as to be scarcely worth contradicting. However, for the information of the public; I may state, on the best authority, that there is no truth whatever in the report ~ WILLIAM.T. J. BELL, hiot Agent for Districts of Auckland and Turanaki. N.B. —The Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society was established inJ797, has £175.000,000 at risk, and has paid between £4,000,000 and £3,000,000 in claims. a ,r T7IOR GISBORNE AND ./_s?gp-b JJ EAST COAST PORTS. >^aHs*3B--The regular trader -GlS ■^f&C^lflim BOKNE. J. H. PKiNNBR. will sail as above or about WEDNESDAY next 25th instant, receiving cargo till then, sborne shippers will please send down early. .; \ , ,-. ■:'.- H. B. MORTON, Agent «» "VTEWMARKET TRUE J^^ J3I BLUES LODGE,'No. 19. o^fWS^ The Members of the above aro t&jhliTTlrequeßtod to Assemble at tho New tirC. r/market Hall at 2.30 p.m. on SUN- M»«_rDAT. to Attend the FUNEBAL of -'-Tit-fir the Wife of Bro. John McLelland. Members of other Lodges invited. By order. R WH ISKER, W.M. DROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF. I NBTW ZEALAND, 1.C.-The Regular uarterly Communication will bo held on 'UESBAY, the «th tost, atFreemaßonaVHall, at 8 ji.m. sharp. Visitors invlted.-A Private ieeUng of Irish Master Masons will be held on aONDAY EVENING, at T o'slook. Bnslness o^,, 3/ RB-S; Provi-cial Grand B«c ■m|f ASONIC BA LL. LODSE UNITED SERVICE, iaiitc. An INSTALLATION BALL to eetbrafe the Installation of Officers ot ths above Lodge will ako plaoe in the Masonic Hall, Prinoee-street, on THURSDAY EVENING. -Bth Jnitant A very Limited Number of Tickets now available. ■ -J , Ladles admitted by Invitation Circular only. Brethren (wMßave not already received) are requested t<T*fein Invitation Cards for the jady or LadieaQiey desire to be accompanied by obtainable from the Hon. Seo. or any of the Committee. BOrf^^^ "■VTORTHERN ADVOqATE,'1 Mr J. H. WITHEFORD havingieen ap pointed Sole Agent for the " Northern Advo cate," will in future roceive all Advertisement and Accounts on luy behalf. .' GEO. E. ALDERTON. JunelP, 1881. ■ -.m T> V R E Q U B S "T ; THE SERVICE OF SONG "M.'OTHER'S LAST WORDS" Will bo Re-given On MONDAY, JUNE 23, IN TBS PONSONBY HALL. ~ . The POEM, which is usually read, wUI b Recited by Twenty-one Reciters, mostly Children, who acquit themselves ■ in- excellent style. The MUSIC, whioh is lively and pretty, will b rendered-by over Sixty Voices, under the Conductorship of Mb It. J> Souster. TICKETS-ls. Children half-price-to be ha of Mr Douse or Mr Jaok, Ponsonby Road. r\ITY B A N I CHQRAL HALL. The above Band will give their ANN UAL ; CONCERT on JULY 4th, assisted by the Orchestral Soolel and a number of leading Vocalists, SCHMITT'S GRAND CHORAL MARCH hy tho Orchestra and Band combined, and tl ,''■■■- ■ "BBITISH PATROL," Will be performed by the full strength of Bai and Orcheßtra. Particulars in future issue. ADMISSION.. ...... 2s 6d. Tenders moBUI L D E R Tenders will be received until Noon SATURJftAX, July 5, for tho F.rection and Co pletiouoTa Block of Buildiugs corner of Que and Vfellesley-atreetg. .'. . Continued oa Ilrrt Pn«o .



' : BmineggJfoticoß. TMTR GARDNER, Pharmacist, 1?X Devonport-Medical attendance daily at his Pharmacy. ;„ MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING. —Mrs Robinson (recently from England}, St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby. Lessons at mode rate charges. ' ~|\/TADAMEBOTTENELLI, Dressmaker, XtX will bo glad to see her old Customers, 111. Grey-street, and ensures a grand lit. /CARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may be \J had at Eady's Muslo Warehouse, Queen-st. 'a. HEN D E R'S O.N"'S • CHRRRY PECTORAL. : 2s (id and is 6d per bottle. To be had only at Medical Hall, Ponsonby, opposite Three Lamps. \\T O II M «. *V AU children suffer from thorn. If auspectod. ask for the Certain Co.. SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, lspacke'.. Apothecariea'Hall, opposite Pown)fflce. VIOLENT Raging Toothache. is in nearly every inotance inntaataneously oured by using Odontoltficon, the nfew remedy, Ib.—C. W. Qoodson, London Arcaqp. X>ELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.—' XV SHARLAND'S CHERRY PEGTORAB. Price, 2s 6d and 4s 6d.—F. v. Saarland, opposite the Post-office. '• Oil. ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular tu.sdiclne of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box.-Colo alal Agent, F. C. Shabland, opposite the Post offloa. ! >I)!iHLINE tor thk HAlß.—This ele 1 It grant preparation completely eclipse* \-<)ry article of a similar kind bow before he public—Price, lsdd a bottIe.—SBABLANO: Auotbecaries' HalL ; _ nnOOTHACHE~CURE. — Instantaneous JL ReUgt-JDDONTALGIC.-'lB per bottle.— rTO. SIxAItLAND. opposite Post-offlce. _ ARNOLD'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND RNOLD'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND RNOLD'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND A Pork Vegetable Extract. The Best Remedy for Shortness of Breath. Notliiog so quickly enres Counhs, Bronchitis, ABthma. Loss of Voice. Influenza, and Weak Cheat, as this Balsam. Where children having Whooping Cotigh or are liable to Croup, always keep it in the house. A single doeo quietens and gives relief. A small bottle often cures. This is the bestexpectorantnowinuse; nipidly relieves the bronchial tubes by dissolving the congealed phlegm. Carefully observe namo of Bole pro prietor and manufacturer on label and wrapper, JAMES BRINSMEAD, Chemist, St. Hilda. Melbourne. ARNOLD'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND Ask for "Arnold's," and get it Spurious imitations are sometimes offered. ARNOLD'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND ARNOLD'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND;, ARNOLD'S BALSAM OF HOREHOXJND Sold by all Chemists throughout , New Zealand. '' v.'' -i Wholesale Agents—The New Zealand Drub • Company.- Retail Agent-GBOROB Aiokin, The Pharmacy, Qneeen-stre»t, Auckland. PIANOFORTES Tuned (ss) by an ex perienced hand from Kirkman's, London. Old Pianos entirely restored in tone, touch, and analiCy; Hammers refelted, 1 guuiea.—W. Sior, Karsnsahapo Head.Newton (opposite Primes* Ironmonger). ' • - ~ "''; PIANOS, just landed, for £33.—Pianos by best Fnelisfa makers. Finest uorlght grands for *56 (being English prices) at Webb's, Robson-etreet. WFLL-FURNISHED Sitting and Bed room in private family ; partial board. A .rly t».W. E.Baxter.GraJtonßoadGrocery^ lVj MPORTERS OF^rDRY GOODS.— I AT -.roußfcly rrarftral Man, who can ind.n i Liinments from Yorkshire Manufac tures r Ai- Mllanta desires an A^ ointment,, -App) *l >1 MBifflt I. —. ~ >. '.i i.ti.x'l on Building, ... < ■ ,nr,r.- ij.'ffis. or en other termi-* , ■'■■ ' -iir-ria bought and .'.>. ■ • ■ nient System i... ■ : •<3. 6be Hit of ill- -. _•!,■•:. Six rsr cent, '■•• it.ii.iHiitx fur.invejtnieiit— 'i;,, t,.n-i M te, and ' oanoial BATn ,-■ "•' • B jL-S I—Uae BHAR- ;'.TJSr- t.-PASTB,.-.- Batsealit nrf ,i smell. < Prlci . ...".-, .oitle. . ■ :• V. C.BHA) - I'i'st-offloe. T> RE LI MIN AX V NOTI GE. Mrs Powne, o* Wellesley-street, begs to Inform ; her Cußtemers and the Poblio that she and Miss Bacan have entered into partnership, and have taken those premises In Queen-Street lately oc anpied by Mrs Herbert (opposite Gcrhek and CranweirsJ,and intend openisg on SATURDiY, 1 the 2lßt Jnne, wifh a larjre and carefuUy selected Stock of Material for Fancy Work. ■ ■ /^NEHUNGA : AUCTtON!>MARftK| THE UNDEBSIGNED is now Prepared to Undertake the Sale by Aiiotton of (/• /%. ALLKINDBOF f' ' GOODS, LIVE STOCK, PRODUCE, &c. WM. STEVENSON, AuoHpneer. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY business., •; MRS P. J". WARDELL , % (tATB of thjb Thames) : :. Begs to Announce to the Auckland Public and her Friends that she OPENS in the above Line on MONDAY NEXT, In Welleßley-street, 2nd door from Albert-street She has secured the Services of a Most Experienced and Competent Dressmaker, and all ORDERS will be PROMPTLY AND REASONABLY EXE CUTED. APPRENTICES WANTED. „;. TRY-"" "^ • REW'S ' ,-.,.. EWS .SPECIAL BLEND OF - «- TJS'DIAN. AT . Tn /^IHINA ' mEAS, INDIAN AND L/HINA fl-EAS, 1/10 FER ko* COBNKB OF VIOTOBIA AND AI/BEBT:STBEETB., X Tjr s T R;E C E^Sv E % 6 PIMOS (by L. RO|MLDT), I .WEIMAR, " '['I \ Certified by i« DR. FRtJANZ LKZT, HANS YON, BtfLOWj- RICHABp'IWAGNER,iHA4iBjiIRb,|, \ ,rl AND OTHER'MaSTERsf'1- ', H..1 TO"BE SOLD AT LOWEST, FfXED With a Certificate ol Warrantry .for,S years from the Maker;.and endorsed by . -j "i brown; baSrett, &cd., I KUI|OTT-STi|KET. i T^- O~ \T _._, \ C~~~ X i A. LE SUEUH having ..bought a BANK ' BTJPT STOCK of IIADEEB' gLpTH JACKETS lor Cash, is bow selling the same at and Under i Wholesale Cost, *~. ■/,. i . r j AT T,HB BpN MARCHE. ' ■ Also, SEVERAL. JOB PARCBLS for Cash, E in HOSraKT, GLOVES; LAKES and CHUi- DREN^I' UNDERCLOTHma, WOOLLEN CLOUDS, eta, much Under Original.Cost,; AT THK,BON;MiRtiHB. DRESS MATERIALS, VKLVETEBNS, ; SHIRTINGB, ;BLANKETS. .FLANNELS, s, SHEETINGS, etc.. all Bought at a Discount ' for Cash. Cannot be surpassed for yalneV Every department Is replete^with NOVEL TIES FOR PRESENT SBASON, and should be inspected without delay.,- E - I Observe Addrosa-BON MARC HE. 217, Queen street (next Hewiji Bros.)--, .'. •: ■ :% '.' TOOOT SALE EXTRAORDINARS;!. SO CASES LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S KID &37 AND BUTTON BOOTS TO HANDI . Will moat positively be cleared at from : 10 TO IS PERCENT. UNDER OUR U6UA& LOW PRICES! ~•:../ PIiBABE Note : 3 Trunks Ladies' French Glove Kid High Button Boots, 12s 6d; usual pnee elsewhere, 16s 6d. THE PONSONBY BOOT o Is acknowledged to be the best Winte* Boot made: stylish, neat, and durable. An assortment is being made by us for the present season. , THE PATENT LAdE GRIP = .' (now for the first time introduced) is an inven 'e Uon by means of whioh the Lace, when once fastened, cannot possibly become undone of it self, Fitted to aU Li(»fioptsiltderi»di ; . d 80 Pairs maids' s Women'sHiOhLaobßwtb, oalf fronts, from Ba6d to 12s 6d; all pegned. _ Notk latii: By marufaoturlng Jny own etook, . our oustoiaers retain the profit usually absorbed '• J ': by the retailer. ■•;.- * ° All Btook is in the best condition, and aa - Buch must and: shall be oleared^atthej;|V:. lowest possible reservation. CaLlEablY AT CATiTtTItTtT.I CallEably T.PROSSBR'S,.:OAmcEAaiis ty ; UPPER QUEEN-6TREE?, ' ! THB NEW/TON ■* BOOT .WAREHOUSE; .KARA N G A HAP E , R O • _^ Open 8 a.m. to 8.?0 p.m. .___......: _ - _ M-^MM ld ' .' Board and Kegtdence. \ /^t'ftVBRNOR BROWpra! HOTEL vT hobson-strkek , ; Board and Lodging - ~ .. SOspsrWoef —" 9unrle,Hoom - -> - - •• .?M :" CT. * "nl BOARD 'AND RESIDENCE at th North Shore, in private family i or tw. g Gentlemen.— Apply. N.S. Poß|>omoe; Aucklanc OARD AND RESIDENCE for Sinj^l Gentleman, 4 minutes from G.P.0.; : ™- permanent, IBs per week.—Address at W. I ien. Dalian's. Confecuoner, Queen-Btreet. HRS CHRISTIAN, of theßprioHou» Groy-street.can Aooommodate twoGe] tlomen Boarders, with every home comfort.



: . ":" •■• ■' Lost and Fonnrt. - -!- - LOST, a Cheque for £3 3s, drawn by* CariSohmitt in favour ofJßorrTutsohka. ' Payment stopped.^ ■, ~ --~-.-.v- ;, LOST, a Purse, containing £1- 2s 6d, between Saunders's, Tailor, and Anchor Hotel.—Reward at Stab Office. ■ ' , ' *" LOST, in Wellesley street, a Child's Cloak.—Finder pleaso leave same at that School or Grammar SchooU_ _, J '' LOST, on 3rd instant, between Kelson, , Moate.and Co.'B arid Cooniijus's.a Black , Morocco Purse containing Money and Papei3, j —Reward of &l on returning to this office.; LOST, between Queen-street and Carlton Gore, by way of Wellesley-Btrect, Domain street and Grafton Road, a Lady's Silver Hunt ing Watch, with chain attached.—Reward will' bo paid on return to Star Officer- -, ' LOST, this morning, Fox Terrier Pop with two black ears.—Finder i»warde<lon returning same to Mr McGinn. Aletcanara-Bt. OST, between Norfolk-street and Shelly 0 Beach Road, a large Gold Soal, witJusreßt; -and motto on it—Anyone returning same to Mr Allen, Norfolk-streeV PonsOnby, -will be re warded. . ,_ ' OST, on Queen-etreet Wharf, a? Black Hotriever; white spot on neck, and white feet; answers to the name of "Carlo/1 —The finder will be rewarded on returning it to J. Mason, 8, Queen-Btreet. . ,' 5S REWARIX^Lost on 7th tasr&,j' near - Kybcr Pass Read, a Black Tabby Cat, with collar and bell.-Mrs Morice,; Valley Road, Mount Roakill Road. ■ _jf_»O REWARD.—Lost; between Arch d&O HiU and Richmond Avenue. Brown 4 Leather. Purse containing jfilO-note (numbe» , known andprivate mark) and some SllyejranoV, Receipts.-Apply Star Offlos, or Mr Anderson, Richmond. .' ;■■ '' " ■' : ~-. STOLEN OR STRAYED, Three Geese and Gander from Mrs B. Smith's, Newton ■ Road.—A reward given on returning same. STRAYED into J. Martin's yard, Pamel), a Grey Horse; also, Brown Mare with apro ■ on back.—Owaer can have the same by paying fj expenses on application to J. Martin. Livery- ana . Bait Stables, Manukan Road, Parnell. ■ Corsetmakcr. f"l\/fRS DOWNptbaa- JjfJL just reeeiVed' a-;, Select Assortment of - STAY Jidfl'mAT,. In lyer^anety^uu^w^;^. Upon the latest improyo- , Country ordora pnnctu , All parcels sent pw)t fruu. : Stay «no Coraet-n/akor' 1 , Upoer ifob«no-Btro«t : ■■■ ; ; ~ ■'-■■; AM^ttOllß. ;■ ;,' r W. S,^COOHBA2IE] " i ■ [JAS. i>ACBK TUESDAY,JUNE $4/" i&AS.tITTINGS'.'T VQAS'I'ITTIItG^' , :;.;"■::,GAS ■ ~:;;,: THE Subscribers will sell attheir Rooms,*"' Queen-street, .on Tuesday, June. 2i, at 11 o'clock,-' '-X * '•> »•■'■-■'-•' "V !■ i £__! 2 Five-light Gaseliers .» i 2 Four-light ... do.. ...... ..:,.,..„: _. . .; :i ! " "'_ Three-light do. Lobby Lights, Fxont Door Belle, Cranks, Levers^ CuppHngs, Brass Cocks (all new t and in first-class condition) ■ i SAMUEL, COCHRANEi&'SON, Auctioneers. W, 3. COCHBANBJ ... [JAB.- 11ACBK. .* l s "TUESDAY, JTJNE tii. " 3j;, FANCY; gOODS, IRQIOIONeERY, "': books', tea. " ''_" npHE subscribers will sell, at their rooms, . X ,<: Queen-street, on Tuesday, June 2ith, at li o'clocff, * *■' ' I ~."' . ,-,, ■~ ~,,.? u ■■■ > ' .;.:., j ' FANCY GOODS, consisting; of — Toys', . ■ Albums, Brush ware. Ornaments, Tray», , Screen? Nstc Paper, Pictures, Horse , Hobbl- Bottle ' Bafikotp, Surveyor's ■ Chains, Bolls, Clocks; Cash Boxes,. Iron-1 j 5;,-jsmongery. Cutlery, Platedware.&o, ,t : • ■Also, ' :: ~~ !•■JJ ■ i half-chests Tea f ' '- • ■ -' ■• r "" !Ijn ;■» ■■. 1 oaseß Tea. ' ■ ';. ■ \ ; SAMUEL COOHRANE & SON, -; •.' .: Auctioneers: ■,- ; •,'- -,' ■ TUESDAY^JUNE 24, - '"'. } ■At :i*2 O'clock/' ■■ ■■' ': '■■ . ■ ■;' PIANO, SUITES, CARPETS,'1' '! i HOUSEHOLD JmRNITtfRE *£SD : EFFECTS. V r1(:"a"1t" : h'■o!r'1 ;;;■;.. :' WILLL seli by auctabn at his. Mart,.-.; Queen : fltreet ■ (first floor),-on Tuesday-j next, at 12 e'elo'cknoon,' , , ■ A GO6D PIANO, Music Stool, Harmonium, •"> Oil Paintings, Rep Suite,. Horsehair Suite, Leather Soulte, Fenders, Fireirona, Cheflbniers, Coaches. B. W. Chairs, Cane and other Chairs, > Umbrella Stands, Venetian Blind?, •Mangle,--*: Wringer, Meat Safes, Kitohen'Utensi}s,:€H«ss,it China, and Earthenware, Plated Waie, Qujlory. i ice., lron and "Wood Bedstpaaß, Palliasses; Mat- S| , rasses, Pillows, Blankets, Washstands, Toiv let Sets, Toilet Tables, SmokingGlaßses, Mats, Matting, Chests ol Drawers, WardrODe.'Pic- , tures, &o. A Good D.B. B.L. Guo find Case, &O. WEDNESDAYjI NOOjN; t ', c HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. TANKS, TOOLSr SHRUBS, &c. ' 'View Road, byMpuntEderißoad. R. n ARTH'tT^ HAS been favoured with instructions from M.vEetrto seirby.anctlpri at hi. residenoe, View Road, by M.ountKden Road, on Wednesday next, at 12 o'clock noon, HIS BtOUSKHOLD FURNITURE AND" EFFECTS, consisting of—Parlour,•: Bsdroom,;' and Kitchen Furnitare and Effects,' Range, Glsß3, Earthenware, Plated ware, Cutlery, &c. - ■ Two Iron Tankß (100 gallon), Wheeloarro^, Tools,Doora,&o; |:' "'>"'■ •."■'■•.--' ■:■"'* .■''--■-■.■■■■. : A Small Collection of Gooi Shrubs, &o. '[ , THURSDAY, 2Gth, MOON. PLEASANTLY SITUATED^ESipEN^ (VOIjCANKC SOIL, GOO© TOW). '■■"Yi.B»,ARTHUR/ :-' V HAS . been. favoured . -with instructions , to.Belt.byjpublic;auction at his Estate,, Land, and House Said RSoinsr Arthur gTUatt;,* bn Thursday, 2Bth, at JS o'olook noon, _ I A NKW WELL-BUILT' 7-ROOMED KESI; DENCB, having four fireplaces, all fitted with Krates, and range in the kitchen: roofed with iron; throe large iron.tanka; a detached wash house, with copper boiler, &c , &Oj Situated on the Mount Roskfll Rood, near the toll-house, on j a fine freahold allotment having a frontaßOOf SG feet; -well fenced and laid oat, commanding? an extensive and'varied'yicw which oannot: bo in terrubted. Volcanic Boil; good drainage. r Title voder the Land Transfer Aotr ■ y% i Cards to view the property can be obtained at the'offlces otthe Ajucfioneer.'-' "* P, TONK3.J - -^K.Vo^Biul " ■18-Jt>-«M"'8, j, * WEDNESDIY, JUNE 25, /j PEBEUMER'YTJsOAPSii OILS, ': "■ POMAJ3ES, COSMETIQUES, &c, &c, &c. . B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell on Wednesday, 25th instant, at 11 o'clock, "'•': "■■ U OASES OF THK ABOVE GOODS^ ':; To Close Consignments. fe,.TONKS.]: [Bi'C.OABB.] [B, D. TONKS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, At 12 o'clock. ».--: VILLA RESIDENCE - AND GROUNPS, The RESIDENCE of MR E. LEWl||| p : ■ " PONSONBY. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instrnctionß to'sejl, on "Wedoesday, July 2, at 12 o'clock, . THE RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS 01 ; ' MRE. LEWIS, ArUnir-Btreet,P.ons6nJ)7 ' being Lots 30 and 81, sub-division of Allotment ■lotment 20, suburbs of Auckland, uayini a frontage to Arthur-street of about U - ■- feet. '■''■ : '"'■■ - '■' ".' * The- HOUSE is replete with "every cpja vonwnco, water and gas laid on, and oni - of the most magniflcent views oan be hai : "• "'■'• from the balcony, equalling anything t be Been in our unrivalled suburbs; : FttrtkerpartioularsshorUy , ; : "" "• ; Cards to- view may be obtained from Am tipnaor. .-, : , .- ■'.•;/.;*' '/'■']::,,'-/''' ."■-' i '■"■ ■■•' ' ' THURSDAY, JUNE 26, . '■ , ■ ■' .' soon., ';■ -■■~.■"■■.■,,; .• ---FREEHOL-D PROPERTY, QUEEN : -^ STREET. , ""•- if: ARTHUR TT AS been favoured with .instruction JLjL froin-the owner, who is-leavtae Auol land, to sell by auction, at his Land Mart,;:« Thursday, the 26th instant, at twelve o'clock, : : i THE< FOIiOWiNG■'.' VAXUABtE -ETtEJ j» •£ Hol©<lPßOPßßTi§9j.eltuote4 N'WM ;;' ■■'■ vQtteen-street; above York Terrace:— .~* i ONfiFQUR-ROOJiED HOUSE: with Stabl iADotmeht SS-by 100 feet^Ufipar Queen-stie«t.: i ONE■SKfc&PQMED VIIJI.A, AUounent Sjl 100 feet. Upiior Queen-street. ONESIX-UOOMED VU.LA. AUotmont27 1 llOOfeetiTUpperQaeenrStreet.' ThejjrppßrtjrJi •recehtlrhad the 'sum of **ISO laii' out in: i ;provin«il;,andthecity water is"^ttgttiM&jH all let te Rood teuama at a rental of £105 p