refer" to the question of colonial borrowing, which he condemned at present. He said the Sou Francisco mail service was the best we evor had, aid it would be an act of supremo folly to supersede it by a worse. After making reference to the subject of federa tton, tho forfeiture of the Gazelle, and commending improvement _of our bank ruptcy lows, besides puggesting en passant the desirability of removing the Assignee's office nearer town, the Chairman concluded with an eloquent retrospective and antici patory sketch of New Zealand's commerce and productiveness. In resuming his scat, tho Chairman moved the adoption of the report and balance-sheet. —Mr J. Lamb seconded tho motion.—Mr McMillan, while praising the report, re gretted several omissions from it.—Mr Graves Aicken also spoke.—Both motions were then put, and carried.

Pboposed Conference.—A letter was re ceived from Christchurch Chamber of Com merce, suggesting tho desirability of the Conference of Chambers of Commerce meet ing at Wellirgtonduring July, nndaskingthe Auckland Chamber to appoint two dele gates. On the Chairman's motion the letter was referred to the committee with power to act.

EiißCTiou of Officers. —The Committee nominated the following gentlemen to act as officers for the ensuing year, and they were accordingly elected, viz.:—Chairman —Mr J. Reid. Vice-chairman and Trea surer—Mr Graves Aickin. Committee— Messrs H. Brett, G. Harper, ■$. M. Shera, M. Clark, T. Peacook, A. H. Nathan, and G, Holdship. Thanks.—Mr Reid returned thanks for his elevation to tho chair, and then movod a vote of thanks to the retiring Chairman.

This concluded the business,

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Cholera In Franco—Great Alarm.

Paris, June 23. —Cholera of a sporadic character has broken out at Toulon, tho French naval seaport of tho Mediterranean. Numerous deaths have already occurred, and a panic has arisen, with the result that an exodus of residents is proceeding. ' Australian Cricketers at Liverpool. London, Juno 23. — Tho Australian cricketers commenced a match to-day at Liverpool against an eleven of that diatricl;. The nome team went in first, and suc ceeded in puttine together 213 runs. When the stumps were drawn for the day tho visitors had five wickets down for 103. )Received June 25th, 1 p.m.) Commercial Report. Londox, June 23.—Consols have advancod by one-eight, and are now at par ex div. The market rate of discount has declined to IS per cent., and is now | below the bank rate. N.Z. securities—s per cent. 1040 loan, 104J ; 5 per cent. ISS9 loan, 103. ; 4i per cent. 18/9-1904 loan, 101J; 4 per cent. Inscribed stock, 100 J. The market for Colonial broadstuffs and tallow is un changed. Australian leather—best hides aro quoted to-day at 11 jd, a decline of one eighth.

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Molbourno Harbour Loan. London, June 24.—A fresh loon for tho Melbourne Harbour trust will be issued early in July. South Australian Bank Charter. The House of Lords appears inclined to insist on unlimited liability of shareholders in the new Act for tho renewal of tho •barter of the Soutli Australian Bank.

AUSTRALIAN.

STPNF.T, this day. —Arrived, yesterday : Union S.S. Co.'s Waihora, from New Zea land. Satisfactory progress is-being made with the Land Bill in the Legislativo Assembly. The Annexation Resolutions. Mblhournb, thisday.—lt is expected that the resolutions of the Sydney Convention, which are now before Parliament, will be passed by the Assembly without a division. The trial of the Equity suit, Bell v. Clarke, has been again adjourned. A despatch from Earl Derby which has been presented to Parliament expresses re gret at the delay in carrying out the resolu tions of the Sydney Conference, and states it is feared that it will be impossible to introduce in the Imperial Parliament during the present session the bills necessary to give effect to the resolutions. Brisbane, this day.—Mr Mem has been appointed Postmaster - General vice Mr Garrick, who is appointed Agent-General at London.

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(Received June 25th, 3 p.m.) The Frenoh View of England. London, June 24.—1 n the Frenoh Chamber during a discussion on the Egyptian Question, M. Ferry spoko in praise of England's lofty and disinterested policy, but tho Chamber dissented from his statements. Tho Press on tho Anglo-Frenoh Agreement. Tho "Standard" doubts whether the agreement between England and France Will escape shipwreck. The "Times com plains that England concedes too much, and receives nothing in return: The Press generally complains of the want of know- Fedee shown in the financial proposals. It is probable that the Opposition in Parlia ment will bring down a vote of censure on the Government after the conclusion of the Conference. • _. t •„ Leogoss has been ceded to Abyssinia. * Germany _n_ AnstraMa. The German Reichstag is unlikely to pass tho proposed subsidy for a German mail service to Australia. _-_-.i„„ Prince Bismarck states that the grasping policy of tho English colonists in the Pacific uToffensivo and irritating to Germany. . Earl Granvelle states that the English Government havo no claims on Angra peqnne.

xTEIE AUOKI_AND^IevMNING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JTJNE 25, 1884..



A meeting of the creditors of Moore and Townshend was proceeding when we went to press. Vouchers from both tho bankrupts accounting for the payments immediately prior to their insolvency wore submitted by the Official Assignee. A meeting of the creditors of H. A. H. Hitohens was held this afternoon, when it was agreed, on the motion of Mr Gould (for Mr Neumagan), seconded by Mr Fenton, "That the resolution adoptedat last meeting accepting the offer of 5s in tho £ nnd nil cost/under tho bankruptcy proceedings be confirmed." Mr Greenway appeared for MrHitchens.



T.E SNAKE ROOT REMEDY roa RHEUMATISM ««t> OOUJ-~T« Cmioiruoa (Acre* Racemos*)or Black SNAKE ROOT Has itm ion.ocelebrated AS"* RHEUMATISM REMEOV. THIS (.REPARATION IS THE MOST CERTAIN IN JTS EJECTS. AND RARE-V FAILS TO AF.ORO «"»*«» *"»s&£ CURE 6». «" BOTTLE, AT MOWN 9. IW mfcMWf'-vr-S\tt.M»*M H,l, BU-.HSV J_ JJ_ ADVERTISING AGENCY, SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND, N.Z. Advertisements received for Auckland Papers and for the varidus Now Zealand and Australian Journals. TO NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS, PUBLISHERS, & OTHERS. H W isinaposition tosarryoutanySpcoial ' ' Canvassing Work required, or to Negotiate any Business, Monetary or # Commercial. ALLORDERS WILL RECEIVE IMMEDIATE AND CAREFUL ATTENTION. - TLrBB'IC ALvN 0 T I C E. IJnder the Patronage of His Excellency the Governor.] — .---:-W. S. EVANS, '• ~ ' TUNER Of PIANOFORTESTUjd H-WI0l»l0M8, xv -v "I67,j,GREY-STREET. - ,■_",. ChM^toi-Tunlng in Auokland and Suburbs -Colta^fianos. 6sf ObHtrues and Grande 6s.- Old and worn-out instruments renovated and made almost equal to new at moderate charges.



[ T£MIL FRESE'S HAMBURG J&A. t THE GREAT GERMAN FAMILY * MEDICINE. 1 3 RELIABLE, SIMPLE, EFFECTUAL. 1 r The well-known Tea has proved itself to be a f Moßt Certain and Efficacious Remedy for such j diseases as Sudden and Severe Colds, Coughs, Fevers and Ague, Asthma, Phthisis, Headache, ■ Bowels, Kidney, and Liver Complaints, the • Piles, Congestion, See., caused by an impure 1 Btate, or a superfluity of blood. Its use removes Scrofula, Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples on the J Faco, Blotches, Boils, Rheumatic Palms, and . Pains in the Bones and Joints. It is a Preven . tlvo against Contagion, and destroys Inhaled Miasmatic and Contagious Vapours. It purifies i the Blood, cleanses the Stomach and Bowels, : and gives to tho whole system a healthy, easy tone. It opens tho bowels in a very mild and | certain way. It works on tho system generally, causing little or no discomfort It will prevent almost any disease if usod at least onoe a month. It restores the appetite, it removes tho distress caused by eating hearty food or over loading the stomach, and will be found effectual as a Family Remedy whore a simple purgative only is needed. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA, HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TKA. HAMBUKG TEA Alderman Murray's Recommendation. "York-street. Sydney, February IS, 1891. Dear Sir,—l havo been a sufferer from indlgos tlon and sluggishness of the liver, and was, a littlo Umo ago, recommended to try the Ham burg Tea. I did so, and I found an excellent remedy. It is easy to tako, and my children found no difficulty In taking It. I found that a few doses cleared my liver and greatly im proved my digostlvo organs. I oan safely re commend Hamuuro Tea.—Yours faithfully, TnosiAS Murray." HAMBURG TEA, HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. A Sailor's Verdlet. " Well-street, Pyrmont, Sydney, Feb. 11, 1881. —Messrs Elliott Bros., Wholesale Druggists, Sydney: Dear Sirs,—Allow mo to testify to tho immonso amount of benefit which I havo de rived from Emil Freso's Hamburg Tea. I have tried, in my time, all kinds of nostrums and so called specifics for the relief and cure of ohronlo constipation, but without permanent effect; In deed, when I had left off taking any ot the articles referred to, my system was In a much . worso condition than before. I now drink the Hamburg Tea once a week, and thereby keep myself in first class bodily health. I havo a ] grand appetite, and am always In fine spirits. ! You need not be surprised to learn that I take care to recommend this reliable and snre remedy to all seafaring men like myself. It is simply 1 invaluable to sailors, who have to endure bo j much from variable weather and sudden changes of temperature. I will always koop a supply of the tea on board. lam now confident 1 that it Is bound to become very popular among j all olasses In the Australian oolonlee. — Your 1 grateful servant, John La-no." HAMBURG TEA. HAMBUKG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. , HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA ! What a Journalist Thinks About It l "February 14th. IRS4 Messrs Elliott Bro*' • Sydney : Gentlemen,—l havo much pleasure In telllugyou that your Hamburg Tco has proved j very efficacious in relieving mo of complaints Incidental to a sedentary Ufa. I bavo given it a fair trial, and bavo found it to bo not OBly a | good regulating medicine, but an excellent tonic Many of my f rionds havo, I know, tried your Hamburg Tea, with equally favourable results. To Uiobo engaged in sedentary pursuits like myself, it will be found to bo an invaluable remedy.-Yours truly. Alfred P. V-ssos, ' Journalist, West-street, Darlingl-nrst, Sydney." ;,' , HAMBURG TEA haMbuku tea. - HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. For tho Guidance of Other.. •'. Glenmore Rood, Paddlngtdn. "Hth January, 188 L " Gentlemen,—Somo few weeks since I was so -everely affected with indigestion as to render my rising each morning a matter ot dlfflonlty and pain on account of severe pains In the back; and It had Just become necessary for me to Uke a holiday from my work, for tho performance of which I was by no means fit, when a friend mentioned to me the benefit he derived from the use of Hamburg Tea. In the hope of getting somo relief, I used it myself, the result being that I was myself in three or four day's, !aod havo not suffered slnee. My friends have advised me to write this for the guidance of others, and you are at liberty to make what use you please of this. - Yours. Joan Kbllt, Messrs Elliott Bros., Sydnoyi" HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TKA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. Nausea and Headache. "February 13tb, 188..—Messrs Elliott Bros.: Dear Sirs,—The Hamburg Tea whloh you sent me entirely reUeved me of the nausea and headache from whloh I have suffered slnco the commencement of tho hot weather. Its effect In purifying tho blood was soon observable, and I continue to take it at Intervals, whenever I._eel the return of any of my old symptoms.- Yours faithfully, John Blakenv, Publisher Freeman's Journal." Chester Cottage, Begg- Btreat, Paddlngton." HAMBURG TEA HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. i HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. That the Hamburg Tea is most valuable for i the cure.of headache, and Other distressing complaints of l etnaleS, may be seen from the following letter written by a lady resident in Sydney, whose address may be obtained at ' the office of the Agents :— •■Sydney, 10th February, 188_.-Dear Slr.-For aome time previously to using your Hamburg Tea, I had boen Buhjeot to headache and general debility, caused, I think, by the sudden changes of the weather. I am glad to say. however, that since taking it I have been entirely free from these oomplaints; and I think It is a ver valuable medicine to have on hand.-Your* falthfull^. Hooan." HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. gAMBURG TEA. Hamburg tea. SOU. BY AM. CH-S*ISTS _~S"WBX~—*. ■ •■'• 1 -nii-. :j..i ' '!_ '.' '" /_ '~ ; Pnio-i'-,ONE fIHH-LINa fc THREEPENCE. mm'Jom^ s_iii_^g *;,TP B!]? PBNOK'



Wanted. WANTED, a Baker. — James Corley, Hobson-street. WANTED, a Man to drive and assist in garden.—Apply Arch. Clark & Sons. WANTED, a good Fitter ; also, a gosd Jobbing Carpenter.—Apply Auckland Timber Company. WANTED, a General Servant, at once. _ Mri Crawford, Medical Hall, Newton. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mrs Fobs, Queen-street. ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply to Mrs Woodroffe, Kent-street, Surrey Hills. WANTED, a smart Youth, about 14, as Message Boy.—Apply R. McCabe, Iron monger, &c., Paltereon-Bt, Freeman's Bajs WANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply to Mrs O'Dowd, Caledonian Hotel, Symonds stroet. WANTED, Apprentices to Dress and Mantle Making, and also for Millinery.— S. Lovell, Wellesloy-.t. WANTED TO LEASE, with purchas ing clause, about 2 acres of Land near Mount Eden, Mount Albert, or Three Kings.— Apply " J.H.D.," Star Office. WANTED, in Parnell, Board and Resi dence in private family.—Please state terms and full particulars to Box No. 27, General Poat-ofllce. WANTED, by a Respectable Girl, a Situation as nursemaid, also to assist In housework where another is kopt.—Apply, by letter, FM, Upper Symonds-street, Post-office. ANTED, a good General Sorvant, one from tho Country preferred.—Apply Mrs Macintyrc, Captain Cook Hotel, Kyfaer Pass. WANTED, a Strong Lad about 17 to make himself generally useful.—Apply W, Hart, Spring Mattraso Maker, Albert-street. WANTED, Apprentices to Dressmak ing, Mllllnory, and Sales.-Apply D. W. Jack and Co., Ponsonby Road. WANTED, a good Coppersmith ; a fow wooks' work.—Apply to New Zealand Sugar Company's Works, Birkenhead, W~ ANTED, a fow good Hands for the Slngor Sowing Maohino.—Apply C. do L'Kau. Durham-street (corner of Albort-streot). WANTED, a good General Servant; must be able to ocok; roferonoes re quired.—Apply, between the hours of 6 and 9 p.m., to Mrs Osborne, City Road. WANTED, a person to take Charge of a Baby Boy, threo months old. Terms must bo moderate Country preferred.—Ad dress L.D.. Star Office. WANTED, Citizens to Inspect an Oil Painting at Lennox's, Queon - streot; acknowlodgod by all to be the best over pro duced in Now Zealand. WANTED, for a Bu_h Sawmill, two married Men; ono to stack or act as tailman; other to jaok logs.—Auckland Timber Company, i WANTED, two First-class Coatmakers j constant employment-oither weekly or piecework.—Apply to 11. L. Possenisklo, Mer chant Tailor and Importer, Shortland-stroot, Auckland. WANTED, a smart Boy, to deliver parcols; must bo able to drive.—For ad drees apply Star Ofllco. WANTED, a Housemaid. —Apply to Mrs H. P. Barber. York-Btreot. Parnell. WANTED, a Youth for a country store. Mußt havo references and oxpeilenco.— Apply to Mercury Bay Timber Co., Fort-atreet WANTED, a good Mon to Drive Broad Cart.—Janice Martin. Ilakur, Parqoll. W~ ANTED, a Situation by Professional Cook, lust arrived from California.— Address " Cook." Stab Offlco. WANTED, Boarders requiring a com fortable homo in a private family— Apply Whito House Manukau Road. ParnelL WANTED, a Lady Teacher. Must have experience.—Apply to Miss Bates, Girls' High School. North Shore. WANTED, two strong Boys as Ap prentices to the marble mason trade, to learn tho trade of manufacturing all kinds of coloured marblo.—Apply to It. Levott, Marblo Mason, Viotoria-strcct West. WANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Yandlo, Naturalist, Taxidermist, Furrier, etc., has removed further down Hobson-street, same side, top of Cook-stroot. N.B.—A splendid col lection of Native Bints' Skins on hand. WANTED, a Furnished Cottage of 3 or 4 rooms; if 4 rooms, no objection to 1 being Unfurnished; no children; terms must be moderate; not more than 15 minutes' walk from Quoen-Btroet.—Address " R.," Star Offloe. Immediate WANTED, Gentleman Teacher of Music to Board In private family, whore ho can have four pupils.—Mr Press, Post-olllco, North Shore. WANTED to Root, 6 or 7-roomed House, with bath-room; seuthorn or eastern suburbs prcforrod.—Address, with full particulars, to " Brampton." Box 111. G.P.O. WANTED, a Partner with a little Capital to go Shares In Stooklng and Working a Farm of about 1,000 acres; tho advertiser has had nearly 20 years' cxporlcnco in farming in tho Auckland Province—Apply by lotter to "A.Y.Z.,"Post-olllco, Auckland. W~ anted, one or two respectable Boarders. Terms modorato.—Apply Man chester Houso, Nolson-street, between Welles ley and Vlotoria Btroets. WANTED, Jo good General Sorvant; wages, 12s a week to a good girl.—Apply to Mrs Stovonuon, The Wolcomo Dining Rooms, bottom of Nelson-street. XTTTANTED TO LET, Comfortable Fur- V T nisliod Bedroom. — Moore-streot, near Lowor Albert-street, ANTED KNOWN, that the Meeting will bo continued in the Riding School every ovening this woek, exoopt Saturday. Working mon Bpeoially invited. WANTED, Tenders for Plastering, Plumbing, and Slating House Symonds street. Shop Snortland-streot.—Apply Mr Clay ton, next Hollaby's. WANTED KNOWN-Old Dress Shirt can bo Refrontcdv &c„ and made as good as -tew at C. Do L'Kau's Shirt Factory, Durham-street. WANTED KNOWN. — Pawnbroker's Sale will takoplaceatMr Arthur's Mart on Monday, 30th Juno, at 11 o'clock. For par ticulars see Star Thursday, 26th June.—James Roe, Pawnbroker. vi^ANTED, Evory Elector in the TT Colony to read "Tho Electors' War Cry." a most startling Book on Land and Poverty. Peruso it carefully before permitting your vote or approaching the polling booth. It Is now in the press, and will bo published in a few days. Prico, One Ponny. WANTED, six more men to make Furniture at their own homos.—Apply W. H. Dampier, Hobson-street. __ WANTED KNOWN.—"East Lynne ' on Friday Evoning, June 27, for Miss Carry Nelson's Benefit, and positively lest night of seaton. WANTED TO LET, 2 Comfortable Largo Furnished Bedrooms, with' or without board, In private family; piano, bath, &c; Grafton Road. — Address "C.R.," Star Office. . WANTED KNOWN.-Scrim 1 Scrim I -No. 1 Scrim 4M, for cash, at Twite's, Karangahapo Road. Also, all sizes in Glass, at low rates. WANTED KNOWN.—Ladies can have their Drcssos Fashionably Made, and a good fit, for moderato charges, at D. W. Jack and Co.'s, Ponßonby Road. WANTED KNOWN. — Great Clearing Sale of Girls' Ulsters, from Is Kkl. at I). W. Jack & Co. s, Ponsonby Road. W" ANTED TO RENT, a Houbo in suburbs, about 8 rooms.— Reply, with full particulars, " V Z-," Star Office. WANTED KNOWN.—Carry Nelson's Farewoll Benoflt, Friday, June 27, at Abbott's Theatre. "East Lynne" and tho screaming Farco, "Sara Bernhardt in Auck land." WANTE D KNOWN, 375 Men's Geelone Tweed Trousers and Vests, the grandest valuo In the Colonies, reduced to 18s fld.—Samuel CoombesandCo WANTED SEEN, tho Men's E.S. Boots at 10s 6d, the Shooting Boots at 12b 6d, and the other cheap linos at H. Hnrle's Boot Emporium, Victoria-street, W~~ ANTED—When you are in Hobson street call and see the larjro and choice stock of Moflgi-1 Tweeds just opened for the coming seaßtm at Monro and Mllllgan 8. .VNTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutsford's, Watchmaker, Victoria - street (next Union Bank). Charges moderato; all work warranted for 12 months. WANTED KNOWN—SeaI Bags, with or without muff, a beautiful assortment, at all prices, at Charles Kelsey and Co. s, 120, Queon-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN-Shilling Hair Brush! Hair Brush for One Shilling I The Shilling Hair Brush I White handle Hair Brush, only One Shilling I-At Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. WANTED KNOWN— Cheap Timber 1 Chi-AP Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the yards of D. Goldie. Albert-street. WANTED KNOWN—Men's Soft and Hard Felt and Serge Hats, Men's Work ing Shirts, Men s Dress Shirts, Men's and Boyß Ties, Collars, Braoes, and Books, Boys Hats and Caps, Cheap and Good, at Donald, W. Jaok and Co.'s, Ponsonby Road. WANTED KNOWN—Velveteenß from One and Sixpence per yard at Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. Blankets, Counterpanes, Calicoes, Flannels; very cheap. __ WANTED KNOWN, that all working men can save their money by calling at the Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Meals Sixpence; Board and Lodging 15sperweek.- Robert Murdock, Proprietor.—Note the address —Nearly opposite the Waitemata Hotel, and close to the Dook , WANTED KNOWN— That the STOCK of CLOCKS AND WATCHES AND JEWELLERY at 'GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE hasbeen Greatly Augmented by LARGE AR <HTVAl__"aud an Inspection is solioltea of.the ST4_U^GGOLD aid SILVER GOODS (all WARRANTED) in the Queen-street Window, a_d theTArti-t.O IMITATION JEWELLERY In the Victoria-street Window. We make a SPECIALTY of these Two Lines, keeping bSth the Genuine and the Imitation to Surf afi TASTES and Pockets -.but they are kept Bepa rate, and Displayed In Different Streets. Bterl. .Hlver Bets, 2e6d; Brooohes and -lings.lseach; _i other tines equally Cheap, at .GbODSOM. LONDON ARCADE, Queen-st. and Victoria-st,. ' andatChr_t« Goods Stock is Unequalled in the Colony.



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN—3SO Little Boys Norfolk Tweed Suits, 5b 6d to 10s 6d, th. best value In the colony.—Coombos and Co. W~ ANTED KNOWN—42S Pairs Men't Dark Tweed Trousers, reduced to 5s 1 Id not to be equalled in Now Zealand.—Samue Coombes and Co. 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. lato Fire. Caatoi Oil. 3d bottle, 4s 6d dozen, 4s 3d by the cose; Salad Oil, 6d bottle, 5s 3d by tho case; Morton's Scented Hair Oil, Is bottle for 6d. 6s 3d dozen, fis by the case; Robinson's Patent Groats, only 6d: Tin Good Tea, Is Id lb; Cocoa and Milk, only 8d tin; Scented Soap, 8 cakes for Is; Mixed Spice, 8 packets for (id; Water Bottles, only 6d; Glass Decanters. Is; Wine Glasses, 2d; White and Gold Sets of Jugs, 3s set; White and Gold Cups and Saucers, Bd, 7b 6d dozen; Glass Jugs, 6d; Japanese Gloss for Boots, tnly 5d bottle, 3bottles for Is; Boot Protectors, wily 3d card ; Nutmegs, 3d oz; Epsom Salts, 4d dozen, 2s fid 71b box; Pens, Od box; Spectaales, 6d and Is; Exercise Books, 2d and 3d; Coffee, Is 2d lb.—H. WATT, Pitt-street. Large Tea Trays, only Is 3d. anted Known NOW SHOWING AT J. O. BROWN'S, PARNELL, .S-SPECIAL VALUE IN"S» ULSTERS AND FOUR-IN-HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIER* AND OLQVES, VELVETEENS. A LARGE STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY TO SELECT FROM, AND PRICES LOWER THAN QUEEN-ST., AT , ! J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL. WANTED KNOWN- A FEW OF NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S WELL-TRIED REMEDIES FOR WINTER USE. COMPOSITION POWDER.-R Is known in all English-speaking counti-los for its many good qualities, Yon who are BUbjeot to Colds or Sore Throats'don't be without It; Is 6d a tin; 5s alb, — BALM OF GILEAD.—Seven years' trial has proved this to be one of the Best Compounds over ottered for the ouro of Coldß, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Cough. 2a a Bottle. COUGH POWDEIt-Effeotual and quick In Congestion,. Pleurisy, or Inflammation of the Lungs. Is 6d a Tin. COUGH 'SYRUP.- Where thore aro children nothing Is bettor for Coughs, Croop,. or Bron ohltls. A pure expectorant without morphia or opium. Is fid and 2s a Bottle. HOP BITTERS, -aid a Bottlo. NEIL & "c LI F F O R D, HERBALISTS, Botanic Dibpbnbart, Wklleslkv-btreet, Auoklanp. Amusements. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), JUNK 26, AT EIOHT O'CLOCK. OR G,A N ~0 E C I T A L, R G A N XV E O I T A L. IN ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, DV MR NEVILLE BARNETT, F.C.O. Doors open at 7.30. To conclude at 0.45. ALL SEATS FREE. OFFERTORY IN AID OF SCHOOL BE3»O-tATI0C. Annotated Programmes provldod. 'Busses will run between tho Church and all fiarts of the City and Suburbs beforo and after ho Recital p H O R A L HAL L TO-MORROW (Thursday), JUNE 26. miss donovan's grand annual /""loncert. rand Annual Concert. PROGRAMME ' PART I. L Duct for two Pianos—" Faust" . .Osborno Misa Donovan and Mr Anqklo Forrest. 2. SongfTonor)—"ThouartsoNear"..Roldhnrd Mr Edwards. 8. Song—"When tho Heart la Young"..Bach Mrs Kiloour. 4. Serenade, with Violin Obligate ..Gounod Miss Stki.iknbon; Violin, Hbrr Tuthchka. 6. Solo Piano—"Dansles Vols".. Kowalski Misb Donovan. 7. Aria—"C'ommoßello"("Lucro-la Borgia") Donlzottl Misa Staunton. 8. Song—"My Queen" .. ~ Blumenthal 9. Song—"The.Outcast" Relchard . MR Kdouarp, ' PART 11. 10. Song-" Gallants of England" . .Gatty .; ,-r, •Mr Knox. , • . i ; 11. Sdng-'1 Itrwoi a Dr6am " .. ' .'.Cowcn ' Miss Btbi'uknson. 12. Solo Piano-" Polka do la Rein" ..Raff Miss Donovan. 13. Aria—"Robert tol quo j'oime" - (the original key) .... .. Moyerbcer Miss Staunton. 14. Song -" Memory of the Post" Mr Edwards. 15. Scona-" Vashtl" .. .. ..Bordoso Mus Kiloour. 16. Solo Vlolln-Air. "Vaire" (Op! 181). .Do Borlot Hbrr Tutsohka. 17. Duet (Soprano and Base)—" 111 Tro vatore,' .. .. Verdi Mrs Kiloour and Mr Knox. 18. Song—"Consider the Lilies" .. i Mr BoYtF. .. .;. 19. Dnct for -two" Pianos — " March ..■ Hongrols" .. .. .. Kowalski Miss Donovan and Mr Anoelo Fobrkst. | Prices of Admission :-Hall, is 6d; Gallery, Is. Beats can be reserved at Lennox's. Tickets can bo obtained at Messrs Lennox's, Body's, and Flydn's. Doors open at 730; Concort to commenco at o'clock. "' \ r : ,': [g ' .mi' j ' I j "•; '-» ■ Educational- - A SELECT PREPARATORY SCHOOL _-__. for Young Children will bo openod in Onehunga on the Ist July. Torm aon application. to Miss Lyons.—Mrs Glennyj Queen-street QCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN. 255, Qbekn-stre-s. '' ,' ' .- powne: AND BACON Have much pleasure in. intimating that they have Opened in New Premises at tho above address with a'Mas.ni-loent and CJarefully-Beleor ted Stock of Finoy Goods and Material of .the Newost __&_ i .;.,. i -. 'ti. JiU-l MRS POWNK will continue as heretofore U? givo Lesiohs ln.Poona Paintlngi Mao?amiot Point Lace; 'arid also in Wax Flo*wers and Fruit, Waxforsame manufactured on the promises. . ,___ «__Le_Bpns in Arraseno .and Crewel-work. FREE . ' I • ■ ■ • ' ' "'! Note the' Address:—Opposite Garllck and Cranwell's. City Hall. V" oung men's Christian asso ciation. / PROFESSORTUcIiEIVa CLASS for READ INGS from "Milton" meets THIS (Wednesday). EVENING In Social Room, at half-past Boven. Ladios may jbin this class by subscribing to'tho LEI-EfeEI!rTARY SINGING CLASS, con ducted by Mr OHADWICK, meets every WED NESDAY In Lecture Hall, at Boven. Terms, 5s per quarter to Subscribers to Association; 10s to non Subscribers. ' ; BOOK-KEKPING CLASS, conduoted'by Mf It K. DAVIS, meets in Hall, Wellesley Btreet on THURSDAYS, at half-past seven. .Young Men desirous of joining this class please enrol their nomes To-morrow Evening. , < ■> •■ TTNIVERSITY COLLEGE. LECTURES ON OHEMISTRY,! |@^\. C] ART^ANS., , The Professor of ,Chemistry proposes .to.lrfre six Lectures/ specially adapted ito 'ArUsanßj on THURSDAY?, at eight o'clock in the evening.: Tho Loctureß. which will bo illustrated by experiments, and wil. treat of Combustion, Coal Gas and Lighting, Water,. A-ids and Alkalies, Bleochi-g and Dyeing, will commence,.on THURSDAY,1 July 3rd. .1 ' ' .i-'U". The fee for the coursowill be Five Shillings, but a reduotlon to Half-a-Crown will be made in the case of Artisans. Admission to any one lecture may be obtained on payment ot One Shilling. ,'./•■ ..oi /, Tickets and all further information may be obtained of tho Registrar at his office In Eden street. HURCH OF ENGLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. \ Founded AD 1855. Manukau Road, ParnoU. . Governors: The Right Rev. the Bishop of Auokland, D.D. The Yen. Arch. Maunßell,--G. P. Pierce, Esq. I_L,D. O. C. McMillan, ~-, -' . . -Esq.1 VdA ■ The Yen. Archdeacon Pritt H. G.J3eih_Bmlt-6 TheHbn.Cb..Haultain' Esq.,R.M. Headmaster. .. .. -.., HT. Pycroftr ~, Ass-stei-.i.' ! .-.. .'. ':•.'. C. A"..Toblri r' i li' Drawing and Painting 'U "K.'Watkinß Writing. Commercial Arith metic, Bookkeeping ... H. Smith Moohanical Drawing, and Superintendent of Work:, „ , _. , shori . i -'■'■ ••- ?c'r ?. I-Olaftdgev-. Butier!nfei-dent'of'G^ii-ia?- tty^' TC> '" snim .. .... .. A. B. Broomhall Te^^eglh Monday,' M. 'February. 28tb May September. Fees (fi3,los Ppr. term; cove all b-taoh-B Of Instruction; 1 Prospectusei can be obtained from the Headmaster.



To let i' nnO LET, a Room with fireplace, suitab s A. for slnglo men.—Apply No. 3, Albc Turrace, Albert-street. i r~T\O LET, part of a House in Hobso ; X street (unfurnished), with "use of kitchei 1 non-smoker proforred.—Apply by letter to Bt 23, Poßt-offloe. TO LET, or for Sale, a 6-roomed Housi fartth four acres of land, at Avondale. ■ Apply W. Harper, Brook-street, Newton Roa< TO .LET, a large Front Room, facing th sea; rent moderate.—Apply R. MoCabi i Patterson-Btreot. Freeman'B Bay. TO LET, a 7-roomed Houso in Wynyar Road, Mount Eden,—Apply to W. Co well, house adjoining. TO LET, New 4-roomed Cottage in Ede; Terrace; rent, 10s.—Apply J. W.Heath' Store, Charlotte-street, by Riding School, Ne\ North Road. TO LET, at Devonport, a furnished 7 roomed House, with every convenience- Further particulars, apply R. E. Finch, Sto tloncr, 210, Queen-strcot. TO LET, n nice Bed and Sitting-roon (comfortablyfurnished); good attendance respectable private family. — Apply Londoi Dairy, 92, Victoria-street TO LET, a New 7-roomed Houso, come: ' of Plcton and Selwyn-streets; magnlflcon view of harbour; close to Ponsonby Road.- Apply W. Laing Malcolmson, Hepburn-streot TO LET, in Brighton Road, Parnell House Aye rooms and good workshop.- Apply Mr D. Bato, second house lower dowi Brighton Road. TOILET, the 3-storied Brick Buildinj known as Foster's Botft Factory, in Rut land-street, just oft* Qucon-strß-t; sultablofon manufactory or wholesale sforo.—Apply to L. H Neumogeu, Darby-street ■_ TO BE LET, on tho Mount Roskill Road a Seyonroomod Houso, with largo oistori and good accommodation; rent, only 17s pei week.—Apply to F. G. Ewington, Estate Agent Queen-street __ TO LET, tho Premises now occupied bj tho Waverloy Hotel, Queen-street, nea: Fortst; suitable for store or shop. Possessioi Ist July.—Apply Hancock & Co., TO LET, in Parnell, most convenient Houso of nine rooms, large allotment, anc good view.—W. and J. Frater, Land Agents Queon-stroet, OUSE TO LET, for term, in Nelson streot; thoroughly well furnished, piano &C.-C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Hlgh-Btroet _' i i. mini ' ' I For Sale. 17I0R SALE, Spring Cart, strong, nearl) ' new ; Buitablo for Express or Wholosalt Merohant—Apply Scott, Old Mill Road, Arct Hill. . FOR SALE, a vory handsome upstand ing Chestnut More, broken to single oi doublo harnoss; quiet and Bound.—Apply to Mi BolojH^KarangajmpeJtoad; F OR SALE, Goodwill of a Lease, includ ing house, outhouses, cattle, horso, and trap.—For particulars apply at Mr Mosolln'i Onehunga Store. OR SALE, Allotment 40 x 120, GG feet roads, Mont le Grand. Mount Roskill Road.—Apply on property to E. T. Horbert. FOR SALE, Houses, Allotments, Subur ban Property, Farms, Businesses. Houses, and Shops to Lot —Grant and Crossan, 75, Queen street. FOR SALE, a bargain, Fancy Goods and Drapery, Fixtures. Stock, £47 10s. Also, Fruit Business, £35. — Ilelghton & Co., 177, Queen-street __________ FOR SALE, Copeland-street, off Haslett stroot, good 1-roomed Vorandah Cottago, colonial ovon, register grate, tank, eto. Price, £310. — Apply to J. R. Raiido-son, Mercantile Chambers, Queon-streot „ FOR SALE, 4-roomed Heuse, Sunnyside Rood. Mount Eden. AUotment 50 x 191 Also, throo Allotments adjoining, each 60 i 196 foot—Apply to G. Garry, at Mr Mason s. Hair Pressor. FOR SALE, in Parnell, new 6-roomed House (choap), good position; gas and water laid on; 5 minutes from station, or 10 from G.P.0.; viows harbour and Domain.— Apply to Henry Civil. Portland-st, Parnell. F~ OR SALE, a new 16-passenger Omni bus; also, a now Hansom; both vehicles to bo comploted to purobaser's order,—Thames Carriage and Dray Faotory, Viotoria-st East OR SALE, 1 American Cortland Wag gon, 1 Express Wagon, and sovoral now and seoond-hand Spring Carts, Buggies, etc— Thames Carriago and Dray Faotory, Viotoria street East F" OR SALE or TO LET, in Customs street, a Bmall Engineering Business, Workshop, Latho, Forge, Tools, &0.-For ad dross apply Stab Office. FOR POSITIVE SALE, two 4-roomed Cottages and one Shop and Dwelling, each with frontages to two good streets in the oity — Apply to John SoppotJloubo and Land Agent No. 8. Queen-atrejjt FOR SALE, in Parnell, most convenient House of 8 rooms and Allotment 50 x 200; splendid view of the harbour; only IS minutes from Post-ofßoo. —W. and J. Frater. Land Agents, Quaon-strept FOR 3 ALE.—To Machinists, Amateurs, Etc.—Turning Latho for Sale: oontro Sin, head 2ft'«in, Slide Rest Patent Checks, Circular Saws, Twlßt Drills, and a quantity of Tools. WUI bo sold cheap. — Apply to Mr D. B. Mac donald. Insurance Buildings. TPIOI. SALE OR LEASE. A Portable Engino and Mortar Mill: also for Sale, ono pair of Mill Stones, 4 foot In diameter, and ono pair 3 feot 6 inohes In diameter, and an Oat-crusncr, mado by the celebrated firm of iW. R 801 l and Son.-London. Apply to t_3» JOHN LAMB, 35, Queen street FOR SALE, hnndsomo Villa Residence and largo Allotment, 56 x US, main road, Ponsonby. The house is almost new, substan. tially built and finished off in flrst-class style, and fitted with every comfort and convenience: gas, water, etc. This desirable property k situate on main rood, and in tho best part ol Ponsonby (nearly opposito residence of Mr A. Dovoro). in most commanding position.—D. F, Evanß, Estate and Land Agent. (1180) -fli AS' WEEKLY.—New House For Sal. JL" In Inkerman-Btreot, Freeman's Bay, or deferred payments. — C. Williamson, Estate Agent. High-street ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered ir, town or suburbs, 206 oasks Portland . Cement Plaster of Paris. Fireclay, by ton »r lb, Firo Bricks, &0.-R. Jonkinson, Buildor, Lome street ORCHARD LAND FOR SALE, withiti 17 miles of tho city by rail and road, or bj water—B6 acres selected specially for orchard purposes, facing the north-east and pcrfoctlj sheltered from cold winds; timbor for fenclne and firewood; partly fenced by beautiful Btreami abounding in trout; price, only £350. Thta is s rare opportunity for persons wishing to planl Sn .orchard this season. The land will aIBO grow tobacco, and root crops. The owner is so con fldent of tho value that he Ib willing to leave part of the purchase money on the property.- Applyatonoeat Central Lsaid Ageicy, cornel of Queen-street and Vuloan Lane. ■ " T~O BANK CLERKS AND OTHERS.- For Sale, a Suporlor Sovon-rbomed Houbi with lean-to, near Mount Eden, and Within 41 minutes' walk from town. The Allotment Ib 71 by 210 feet; there Is a 3,000-gallon cistern, ant weiter is laid into tho house; thoro is a' two stalled stable, buggy houso. cow-shed, and i fowl-house. -The place is pleasantly situated Price, £600. Terms—-50 down, and tho balanci boaring eight por cent interest payable in sumi lof thirty BhlLUngß per week. Rebate of interes allowed ovory quarter. This is an cxeeptiona bargain.—F.-G. Ewington, Estate Agent FOR SALE 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVE, 2 7-incl Cylinders , 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVE, 2 5-inol 1 Cylinders 2 CORNISH BOILERS, 25 feet x 5 feet inches, 501bs pressure. The Locomotives oan be inspected at Mas. field and.Co.'a Foundry. For particulars apply to MASE FIELD & CO., Albort-Btroet , Or to the NEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY, CtTS-OMS-BTRKKT WEST. FOR SALE ORANGES. 300,000. ORANGEa JUBt arrived, per Oamaru. A Regular Supply will now bo kept in Btook, a Boats are put on no w to arrlvo regularly monthlj STORE: CUSTOMHOUSE-STREET. Address: Charles Baoj.ey, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in all kinds o 4 \ Fruit ■'; : _ 'Parnell Rise, Auckland. Tm a S s a l I N ewton Road—7 and 6-roomed Houses Exmouth-itroet—House (5 rooms); large Orohan Dundonald-street—4-roomed House Blake-stroet(off Newton Road)—4-roomed Houb Uppor Queon-stroet—B and 6 roomed Houses Home-street Gt. North Road—s-roomed Hous Now North Road—s-roomed Houso and Stable Rokoby-Btreofc—4roomed House; gas and wate Mount Eden (Eden Vale)—7-roomed House Ponsonby Road—2 Houses, 8 rooms each. Allotments -Exmouth-strcot, 33 x 200; Stanloj street (Great North Road), 47 x 110; Mount Edor various sizes, easy terms.; Avondale, severe i-acrelots. ; , _ Land—s to 10 acres, near Pah Farm; 12 acrei near Penrose. Also, several farms, &c. H. PARTINGTON, ' ' House & Land Agent, Stlchbury's Buildings. '■ i ■ — ~ Mlgccllancous Wanteds. A GENTLEMAN of business habits an ability desires Responsible Position i good houso. Would manago a business.—At dree* Manager, STAR Office. YOUNG;MAN, three years with p« sent omployers, Land Agents, requires Situation either in same line, or lawyers, me: chant's, or Other business; highest reference* modorate salary.—Apply " Bteno," STAR Ofllo ARTNERSHIP.—Wanted, by a Cai ponter with a capital of *600, Timber < any otnor concern where his skill could be use< —Apply " Partner," Star Office. 0 TAILORS.^-Wanted, good Trousc ' and Veßt-maker.—For address apply i Star Office. . TO JOINERS.—Wanted, Price for Stab (labour only).—Apply first job past Thrc Limps, Jervoia Road. _____ , if ETTER BOX.—Wanted, tho use of JL-I private Letter Box for two weeks.—Appl statlng.terms, to " Boxj" Star Office. ■ mRADESMBN'S BOOKS opened, max JL . np,,postod, checked and b^nced perio ioally' by'on Experienced Aciterttant, at nominal cost—Address "Accbt-fltant" P. 0.: 78, Auckland. T " ' ■ " ORE JEWELLERY.—Mr H. Pen holz, Work___Jeweller, betts to infor the trade, his frforfdiP-M the public, that ha Ingreturnod to Auckland, he has commeaci i Business in Darby-street Thistle Hotel Bull ) ings'a few steps from Queen-street). Allorde i and repairs in Jewellery will be satisf aotori executed. Prices very moderate. _ ___!_.



Public Notices. ne __Jr^- T3IOR MERCURY BAY. >rt JSt__% -F -S.s. NEPTUNE overy _jM_BHHifl---Monday and Thursday, at 7 - *^EP_^__^p.m.-For freight or passage n- -—-—'-m- apply on board. ix T> ETRENCHMENT(?) — Shameful be- JLXi trayal of public trust!—Re three weeks - and usual honorarium, by majority. Electors, cie i please take note. __ i. "\T ORTH NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' - _Ll CO-OPERATIVE ASSOC ATION (Ltd.). Ie —Application for Shares to be made at the c, offleij, 19, Queen-street, Auokland, where all Information oan be obtained as to the objects of _ the Assoolation.-WM. GARRETT, Sec !- -_*1 A T0 £10,000 LENT on Building db-M.\J Society principles, or on other terms " to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and , Houses built on Weekly Payment System. 8 Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of * Properties for sale on 4th page. Six per cent. _ allowed on money deposited for investment— '. C. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuor, High-street, Auckland. QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY AT LAST. a wo, the undersigned Grocers, beg respectfully . to notify to our customers and the general publio .' that our Shopß will be Closed on MONDAY 0 Next, the 30th inst-H. Maxfleld, Glanvllle and . Ellyett G. R. MoNab. F. Hewln & Brother, r Closo Bros., Collins & Vinson, Taylor & Entri t oan, Robt. Neal, Hooker & Morrison, Thomas 1 Hilt ■ PRINCESS GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). i The Four Thousand Reserved Shares held by the above-named Company aro hereby offered , to the Shareholders, from whom applications » will be received up to WEDNESDAY, the 9th •■ July, 1884. r .By order of the Directors. D. G. MacDONNELL, Manager. Company's Office, New Zealand Insurance i Buildings, Auckland, June 23,1884. ■ ■ ■ . DAKIRARAHI No. 1 BLOCK. I hereby caution all persons f»om dealing - with the Timber on this Block, as the same has I been legally purchased, with all necessary rights, r by the Union Steam Saw/ Moulding, Sash, and * Door Company (Limited). Neither Hohepa - Hokalri nor Mr Singleton Rochfort have any I right or authority to offer the said Block or r Timber for sale. 1 Dated at Auckland tho 10th day of June, 1784. ' E. T. DUFAUR, • - Solicitor. Queen street, Auckland. * "VTOTICE. —That, m consequence of some '• JLI party or parties having, on the- night of * the sth Juno, 1884, surreptitiously abstracted the ; contents of a Bag of Cement lying at the County Council's Store, Warkworth, for shipment per Rose Casey, addressed to W. Dennißon, passon " gor, and the said party or parties substituted ' somo spurious material In Its place, it is hereby > intimated that should the Bald Cement be found 1 in tho possession ol anyone, or should they from analysis produce such Cement In tho Dis trict, thoy shall be prooeedod. against for theft f of tho Bald material-JOHN DENNIBON. r \*7 HUTCHINSON, II • (lato Bandmaster St. Helena; 12th and . 63rd Roglnionts), Musioal Compo_er (also a i pupil of Joseph Richardson, the eminent , flautist), is desirous of taking Pupils. The fol lowing Subjects and Instruments taught:— * Thoory of Music and Practical Composition. > arranging for String," Reed, Brass, Or Drum and 1 Fife Band (special terms for tho above), the Instruments in use in a Military Band. Special mention In testimonials for teaching. Also Piano and Violin. Pianos tuned. References , and testimonials.—Address: W. Hutchinson, , care of T. Waring, Parnell. . .' - . "VTOTlCE.—Ladies' Tweed Ulsters, 6s * -Li lid; Ladies' Dolman Ulsters, 10s Bd. worth , 255; Wool Tartan Plaids. Bjd, worth Is 6d. |Only , 500 Shilling Hats left—Fernandez; Newtoh.' TOOK OUT FOR THE PAMPHLET I BRITISH DESPOTISM I IN,. THE SOUTH BEA ISLANDS 1 AND i THE PERSECUTION OF MR W. J. HUNT BY SIR ARTHUR GORDON, High Commissioner, under "The Western Paclilo Ordors in Council, 1877 and 1879," By VOX BOPULI. Copies of the above can be ebtalnod of Ms G. L. Thompson, Agent, High-street, and from all t Booksellers. PRICE-ONE SHILLING._ PROHIBITION UNDER "THE LI CENSING ACT, 1881." To all Licensed Persons In the Provincial Dis trict of Auckland. - Whereas it hath this day been made to appear to us, the undersigned, in open Court that a person known by the name of William Cochran, Senior, now reiiding at Ponsonby, and by occupation a But cher, by excessive drinking of Intoxicating liquor, misspends, wastes, lessens His estate, greatly injures his health, endangers or inter rupts the peace and happlnoss of his fan-lb-.- We, the undersigned, forbid you. tho said licensed persons, to sell the said William Cochran. ' Senior, any intoxicating liquor for tho space of one year from the date hereof. 1 Given under our hand this 25th day of June, 1884. at Auckland, in the Colony of New Zoaland. W. R. WADDEL, J.P. FREDERICK L. PRIME, J.P. Two ot Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace , for the Colony ot New Zoaland. * TXT L. MITCHELL, *LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. FOR LEASE for a Long Term—A Splendid i Farm of 116 Acres, freehold, in grass. «ith a ' Leasehold attached of 130 Acres, having good tlmtMrfco! fencing; within 10' minutes' walk Of a rESttJit- wnship, with tho advantage of a con stantftjd excellent market There is a oom ) modnfir family residence, and also outhonsee, , coMPeneds, barns, &c. This is a first-class farm. ■ oapable of producing a good income, and is now , in abighßtato of cultivation. Purchasing clause ; can be obtained if necessary. 1 FARMS FOR SALE OR LEASE — Good [ Houses and Allotments for Sale. Housos to . Let Grand Sections—Mount Eden, Ponsonby, , North Shore, and other places, for Sale... . MONEY TO LEND on Mortgago on good Freehold Security.' 1 PARTNERSHIPS Negotiated, and Conflden i tial Agencies undertaken. 8, Mercantile Chambers, eek trest. 1 " j ~" \ ';'..,; : JS'ew Ijaw X^ahtnership. i . ' ~...'' r ' ~' <"''•-., .1.. ---i ~i .; T 1 THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that. t thoy have oommenood Praotioe in.Cprpartner-; r »*'i«l I i Mi - ship as r BARRISTERS AND $OL-Cr_<)R& 'O '! - n Chambers In Hiqh-btrkkt, opposite Mr W. »- : ' ' r -.. v ■ ' t . ■ . ■■" ■■ ~ 9- Atkins Printing Offloe. .-.'■«-. 1 E. W. BURTON. * W J. NAPIER. o '.. ' B Auckland, j September -2nd. 1883. - "■ k UCKLAND PERMANENT CO _ __V OPERATIVE BUILDING & INVEST MENT SOCIETY. OSOTC-it 147. QOESaf-STIU-KT, LOANS granted upon approved securities ot '• Freehold or Leasehold Properties in sums of £20 to £6000, principal and interest being repay able in instalments at the following Reduced Rates for repayment of each fIIOQ borrowed:— Repayments extend- p -_ -y«el_ TS. tal Amo-0' tag over rOT weeit. Repayable. - £ b. d. A s. d. !• lyear ..200 104 0 0 2ycars .. .. 10 10 108 6 8 3yoars .. .. 14 7 113 15 0 .years .. .. U 8 121 6 8 * 6 years .... 8 9 138 18 9 .years .. .. 7 1 147 13 9 IQyears ■■ 6 3 162 16 3 ,( And in the Bame proportion for smaller or larger loans. DEPOSITS.—The Society reoeives Money on - Deposit: —Repayable at 7 days' notice, 6 per I, oent per annum; repayable In 6 months, 6 per cent, per annum. 0 *^ JOHN BATOBR. Secretary. d ALL ORDERS received by us for 8 Waikato Coal will bo supplied from Taupiri a Minos, dellvred In city and suburbs or to^ny ' r Btation on the line, also Newcastle Coal and j. Firewood. Orders by post or telephone. Jj . W. fc G. WIN3TONB. \ AUPIRI EXTENDED COAL-MINING COMPANY aJMITED). = NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF TAUPIRI COAL. d ~". - ' '■' ? COAL from Other Mines in the Waikato _• ■ . .■_ _ being now Introduced into the AncklaJio a Market, Consumers of TAUPIRI COAL are f j Requested to be Careful in giving their Ordors - in futjire> ask for " TAUPIRI-'COAI-f .; ,r "> ' 'FRANZ SCHERFF, Beoretarj1, ' i, ao\i >.o'..' .-■> f.^jm..-.^. i..:.i 'j-ir>,;a ...fi Auckland, May 26.1884. . » TU S T RECEI YE D, -6 PIANOS (by L. ROMHILDT), rs j se " WEIMAR. _~,., ~ .; a ~^ ~ ■~ . v y _ ' C-31TIFIED BY ■' ' ' ;.',', _ DR. FRANZ LISZT, HANS YON BULOW, ie ' RICHARD WAGNER, THALBBRG, \ ~'!' f AND,.OTHEift:MAST-.RS. \rn"\ .■: b. i-| . ■' :''' ;■-,;•, %\\(j'\ir4 TO BE SOLD AT, M^ST;/ELX__D * I -'fRICBSi -oA 2 With a Cortlflpate ot Warrantry- for .6 yean Id- from the Maker) and endorsed by •'■ <■'•' _* BROWif, BARRETT, l & C 0,,. ' y ELLIOTT-STREET.



-$& Public Notices. .I*o ;^AA TO LEND on Mortgage, dV/W,4J> W in sums of £200 and up wardß.—Apply to Baber & Rawlings, Commls Blon Agentß, etc, Fort-street. Auckland. T "HANKS. —On behalf of my mother and the other members of my family, I desire to return our slnoere thanks to Captain Le Roy and the many kind friends who sympa thised with us in our sad bereavement, also to the Garrison Band, Naval Artillery, and other Corps.—(Signed) Henry Jones, Alexandra- Btreet, June 25, 1884. T.EGT U R E. REV. R. LAISHLEY Will deliver his Second Lecture on his recent visit to England in the Beresford street Congre gational Church TO-NIGHT, at half-past seven. Admission Free. All cordially welcome. ■V-IGHT-SOIL CONTRACT. Quarter ending June 30th being now due. prompt payment must be made, or service will be discontinued until paid for. in future will require to pay in advance, SAMUEL WHITE, Contractor. Office: Custom-street East, opposite Arnold Hines and Co. "tffEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. The Transfer Books of this Company will be closed from the 251h instant to the 9th proximo. By order of the Board. GEORGE P. PIERCE. General Manager. Juno 23,1884. TO THE CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF THE DECEASED ALEX ANDER LAMB, SETTLER, WAIRUA SOUTH. All Parties having claims against tho above Estate are requested to lodge the same with me on or before tho 3rd day of July next, when the same will bo paid. No claims will be recognised after that date. --.-_-._ - . -.-> JOHN LAMB. 35, Queen-atreot. Auckland, 25th Juno, 1881. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. APPOINTMENT OF NIGHT WATCHMAN. Harbour Board Office, Auokland, June 25th, 1884. Applications will bo received at this Office until TUESDAY, the Bth day of July, 1884. for the Appointment of Night Watchman; Balary at the rate of £130 por annum. Conditions and further particulars may be seen upon applica tion at this Office. Applicants not to be under 25 or over 40 years of age, and any applicant canvassing any member of tho Board will bo disqualified. Applications to bo endorsed, "Appointment of Night Watchman." GRAVES AICKIN, Chairman. BRIGHT SMILE GOLD - MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Shareholders whose names and the number of whose Shares are, hereunder set forth are re ?iuested to take notice that their shares, for eited for non-payment of call, will bo sold by Publio Auotion by Mr Greenwood, at his auction mart. Queen-street,' Auokland, on FRIDAY, the 4th day of July, 1884, at the hour of 11.30 a.m., unless the oall, together with the expenses that may have accrued thereon, be paid to tho Manager on or before the day of Balo :— Name. No. of Shares, William Pickett '. - 969 Ida E. Burslem 10 William Mann 25 Richard Salter MO James Mamn .. .. 25 DavldWatt 10 G. Brimblecombe 3 George Arnoy Martin 100 JohnPhillipß •• 100 D. G. MaoDONNELL, Manager. Auckland, 25th June, 1884. Electoral. "PONSONBY RATEPAYERS. VOTE FOR DALTON FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS : 1. DALTON has no PERSONAL ENDS to Berve. 2. DALTON has had a LIFE ot practical, EXPERIENCE In Road Formation, Drainage, and Waterworks. 3. DALTON pledges to Obtain a FAIR DISTRI BUTION of the RATE MONEY in the Formation of Works throughout the whole district. mo THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN NORTH. Gentlemen,—l have the honour to announce that I am a candidate for your suffrages. Already known to most of you, and having become acquainted in my daily rounds with evory. portion of your wide and important dis trict,-! shall have pleasure, at an early date, in addressing you, and then more fully laying my views before a public meeting. I have been convinced, gontlemen, that you are wearied with the post political contests In your district, and that you want men returned to the House of • Representatives unfettered by the ties of party, who will devote themselves alone to the welfare of their districts and to tho promotion ; of such measures as will conduce to the healthy progress of the Colony as a whole. The anomalous system of Governmental con . trol now exercised over our Railways, Life As surance, and the management of our Hospitals, has liot only led to an abuse of patronage, but to financial loss. I shall therefore strenuously advocate that these important institutions shall no longer be placed at tho mercy Of cliques and partisans, but transferred to non-political bodies, directly in terested in their requirements, and'subjected only to thocontrol of Go-ernment In the higher and better sense of the word. I am in favour of tho present system of edu cation being froo, secular, and compulsory upon all as far as the Fourth Standard, beyond which I would proposo payment being made by the parent or guardian of the child. In propor tion to the rated value of their holdings, special provision being made at, all times in the way, of scholarships, so as to assist Uie children of tho poor, no matter where taught, who, by special merit and ability, desire to ascend tho intel lectual ladder of life. Kindergarten schools for younger children, and teohnioal schools for the more advanced, are in my opinion, requisite for the completion of tho education system in the larger centres of our population. As a medical man my attention shall be directed to matters affeotlng the sanitary laws, also to tho food supply of the people. The present neglected state of our national fisheries, in which I have already taken some practical Interest, affords abundant scope for much-needed legislation, _j Whilst I shall view with faveur the removal of all tuxes affecting the immediate necessaries of life, such as food and clothing, I will readily support any well-directed measure of taxation upon the land, believing that largo landowners should bear their proportion of the taxation o* the country. You can be assured, in the event of my being returned as your representative, that I ahall de vote my energies to the welfare of your district, actuated as I am by the sole deßlre of proving ol some service to you and my adopted country. I have the honour to be, gentlemen, you. obedient servant, _ _ _,___ _^_ The Triangle, Otahuhu. Advertisements Late for Classification WANTED, a good Laundress.—Apply Mrs Dunnlngham, Governor Browne Hotel. j _ . WANTED, Tenders for Painting and Papering Cottage in Leamington Road, off Valley Road, Mount -Mem-Apply on Uk job. S. Surman. ______ TO SMALL CAPITALISTS. — Foi Sale, Grocery and Drapery business (ol<! established), leading township, Waikato, gooc house accommodation. Low rental, block low : capital required, £150. - Apply W. Heather '■ Customhouse-street WANTED KNOWN — 180 Men'i Superior NolsonTweed Suits: origina price 70s, now reduced to 45fc—Samuel Coombe and Co. WANTED KNOWN—Samuel Coombe and Co. are tho largest Manufacturer ~ and Importers of Men's, Youths,' and Boyi ' Clothing in tho Colonies, and are now in a jpos tion to offer to their customers all goods j wholesale vprlpes.—Canada Buildings, Queei ' street ''■->',".; : ■ '■■': .. - '.■•■- *' ■■' '• -DOARBINft ESTABJ.ISHMENI Hobson st-UD-T.-A fow doorsremoved_froi this street (on the Queenvstreet,_*de) I.as authorised to off* for Lease adding, whfo can,sWlth little outlay, be converted JntoAfir* class BoarfllnghOUße of about« ««3»£j a Lease ot 5 years oan °o jrnwted. The prowtt C s within 6 minutes' walk of the Union Bank. - •■'Wi Ii MITCHELL, ■ . Land and Estate Agent,■-. I 8, Mercsn.iie Chambers.



80-lnesa Wottcetu , /CARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may be . \J had at Eady's Muslo Tgjyshoose. Queen-st KUMERASI KUMERASJ! from Norfolk Island,—Adam Lay bourn I and Co., Durham-street ■, _^^ A GOOD PAIR TROUSERS Mode to Measure at Ready-made Price—for Ijls , 6d.—J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria-street. GREAT Success of Tester'sQreat Sale. Large Reductions in all departments, I particularly in Dress Goods, commencing at 4}d for good dark colours. /CASH ! CASH ! CASH 1 — The great \J want of doproascd times is Ready Money, hence my present Sale, whore you can get the Cheapest Goods now obtainable.—Tester's Great Caßh Sale, Karangahape Road. TjILANNELS, Blankets, Sheetings, fcli- j S} ooes, all are included In my Sale. My , stock of New Ulßters at Cost Prices.—Tester's • Great Cash Sale, Karangahape Road. BURGLARY AND FIRE. ; Losses by both can be prevented by Pur- , chasing ONE of TANN'S WELL-KNOWN IRONSAFES. E. & A. ISAACS, Agents. ; PIANOFORTES Tuned (ss) by an ex perienced hand from Kirkman's, London, j Old Pianos ontirely restored in tone, touch, and \ quality; Hammers refelted, 1 guinea.—W. Slor, ( Karangahape Road, Newton (opposite Prime's, Ironmonger). GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging - - _ _0s per Wee- Single Room __._._... 25s per Week rVQ/k PAIRS NELSON TWEED r 4 O" TROUSERS, double mill^; usual price, 12s 6d; now selling at Ss 6d. Working men and others, study your own interests, call j on Samuel Coombes and Co., Queen-street, t Auckland. LIPPIATT'S FRUIT GARDENS, OTAHUHU. I APPLES, PEARS, PLUMS. PEACHES. 4,000 strong, clean, well-rooted Apple Trees, in j forty leading varieties, worked on Northern : Spy Stock. ( Prices (to the trade)— Per 100, £310s. : EDWARD LIPPIATT, Otahnhu. ' DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY I BUSINESS. i J MRS F. J. WARDELL 5 (LATE OP THE THAMES) - Begß to Announce to the Auckla__l Public and her Friends that she has now OPENED in v the above Line in Wellesley-street 2nd f door from Albert-street She bos Bocnred the J Services of a Most Experienced and Competent F Dressmaker, and all ORDERS will_be. * PROMPTLY AND REASONABLY EKE- J CUTED. . APPRENTICES WANTED. .. ~ ; TRY 1 REW'S t! EW'S I SPECIAL BLEND OF . . J TNDIAN AWT> ,/CHINA fpEAS. = Indian and Ohina lea§, AI 1 1/10 PER f- „ CORNER OF VICTORIA AND ALBERT-STREETS. J E -pONSONBY. » T. B. ROBSON'S J n DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT, n 0 Under the Management of MISS FRIEND, q who has lately arrived from England, and had Large Experience. • J STYLE, FIT, AND ECONOMY IS OUR MOTTO. _ LADIES' OWN MATERIALS CAREFULLY ( AND EXPEDITIOUSLY MADE UP. . T. B. RO B SON'S - Drapery, Miii-N--.v. ajtd DRESS-f-J-l-fa '1 ESTABtIBH-IBNT. PONSONBT. THE SETTLERS' HOTEL, E WHANGAREL i Mrs S.H. FULLER begs to call 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 con- -1 venlence. she hopes her old friends, when J visiting W-iangarei. -win give hor a. oa-L j THE BILUARD ROOM, under the management of Mr Chab. S aundkks, lias undergone extensive alterations and Im provements. The table has boen newly covered « and polished, and is now second to none north ' of Auckland. ' A PORTER waits on each steamer on arrival. TELEGRAMS will receive prompt attention. S.H. FULLER -.-.-'- PBOP-tnerß-as. « SEAL JACKETS, T7URS, (LC. EAL J ACKETS, J? URS, C&C. CLBAN^_^ XD RI?- ' (M R S MONG ST 6 JN, ] RECttNTLY FROM ENaLAND. 'j- . .; She having had 30 years' experience, has I OPENED Ono of tho New Shops in HOBSON-STREET, next to Munro " ... and Milligan's, with a -,:j; CHOICE-SELECTION OF ; t SEAE,~--STRICANi BEAR, - ' Afii : SABLE CAPES AND MUPF&i; ~ WOOL RUGS, _c.' ALSO. ' '.■" A NICE SELECTION OF LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING. BARKER, CLOTHIER, -j • NEW NORTH ROAD , ;.. « (Fourth house below Riding-school), : Returns thanks to his friends and patrons for 1 their past support and by supplying a good and Well-made Article at a Small Price, ; hopes for a continuance of their ~ favours. -. j --'■' s ' C. B. wishes to inform those friends and cus tomers who were waiting the arrival of the Goods that thoy, have arrived perflpri^-y;^ Acknowledged by all who jiave seen them TO BE THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST MADE IN AUCKLAND. .. I Also having received a larger quantity of ' j BLANKETS'', ' I Than what I have orders for, The remainder I h avo for sale from lOa per pair. ■vr O Tv.i, -l ; . ■ • E. A. LE SUEUR having bought a BANK RUB-- STOCK ot LADIES* CLOTH JACK_CTS for CashUs now selling the same at and Under , Wholesale Cost j v~ •, : AT THE BON MARCH* Also. BEVERAL JOB PAROffliß for Cash, inHOSIERY, GLOVES. LAJHIC3 and CHIL DItEN-S UIJDERCLOTHING^, WOOLLEN CLOUDS, etc., -nuoh UnderOoJHnal Cost,- ; AT THE BON MARCHE. DRESS MATERIALS. VELVETEENS, 'SHIRTINGS. BLANKETS. FI-ANNEI--. SHEETINGS, etc., all Bought at a Dlseount for Cash. Cannot be surpassed for value. ■1 Every department is replete with NOVEL-; TIES FOR PRESENT SEASON, tad should ba Inspected without delay. Observe Address-BON MARCHE, 247, fueon Street (next He win Bros.) ~ A. and Gr« Price, ENGINEERS. BOILERMAKERS, . IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, M 0 " ...AND GENERAL MACHINIBTS, 1 Have tor sale the following Machinery,:—, J U a Portable Engine, by Hornsby & Co., 8 h.p. ' 1 Hori-ontal Engine, double cylinder, lOin. ' diameter, 241 n. stroke 1 Horizontal Engine, lOin. by 18in. stroke , , 1 Launoh Engine, l-in. by Sin. stroke I"- '* I 1 Multitubular Boiler. 17ft. long by sft diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 20ft long by 6ft diameter ' 1 Cornish Boiler, 18ft long by sft dianuter , 1 Cornish Boiler, 17ft long by 4ft 6in. alameter 1 1 Cornish Boiler, 15ft long by sft diameter ' 1 Cornish Boiler, 15ft long by Ift 6in. diameter • 1 Vortical Boiler. Field tubes,17ft x 3ft 4in.; new A quantity of second-hand Quartz-crushing Plant Estimates supplied for all classes of Engineering Work.—Makers of Sawmill and Quartz ! crushing Machinery, Turbine Wheels, I ■: Hydraulic Machinery, Timber Jacks, • r.' and Patent Safety Catches for t Warehouse and other Lift : -■■'■ » i Cages. I TDOOT SALE EXTRAORDINARY 1 3 SO CASES LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S KID E.S. AND BUTTON BOOTS TO HAND! | : Will most positively be cleared at from . E 10 TO 15 PER CENT. UNDER OUR USUAL } LOW PRICES! » Pi,k ase-Notk t• 3 Trunks Ladies' French Glove • i Eld High Button Boots, 12s 6d; usual price '> elsewhere. 168 6d< '1/ <". THE PONSONBY BOOT s Is acknowledged to be the best Winter Boot 1 made: stylish, neat, and durable. An assortment s ' is Being made by us for the present season. THE PATENT LACE GR^ r ,v y . a (now for the first time Introduced) is an inven •s tion by means of whloh the Lace, when once a" fastened; cannot possibly becomenndoneof it 1, self. Fitted to all Lace Boots, if desired. it' ' Especially made for this sale,— 5* 80 Pairs Maids' & Women's High Lace Boots. calf fronts, from 8s 6d to 12s 6d; aUpegKedi ] - Note This :By manufacturing my own stook, ' - our customer-retain the profit usually absorbed bythe retailer. All stock is in the best condition, and as 2 , 'gnoh must and shall be cleared at the ■1S ' ? lowest possible reservation. it- CAU-EABLy at Cau-Eaelt A Call Early T. PROSSER'S, Call Eablt V. v >:UPP_mQUEI_H-9TREET.,f:h _ .1<- •- _ '__s»a _ ''i"' *-*'•" • ' THE NEWTON CI j KAR A'NG AL A* X ROiA'D. Open 8 a.m. .. ..30 p.m.



lio^t and Frjtnnd. L__,. - -- "—*■*-* , OST, in Parnell, a Skye Terrior Puppy, light colour.—Finder rowarclccl on row m Ing it to G. S. KJ3„ling. _ LOST, on 22nd June, a R!i.ck (Jolt from Patterson's Stables,' lll_)rne-street A re ward will be paid for its return or information ot its whereabouts. LOST, a Bay Mare, on Friday last, With g a-round rein bridle and a newjet ot • Bhocs.—Anyone returning the same to D. Wrmbb," Newton, will be rewarded. ST. LOST, in Upper Symonds-strcot, Small Parcel containing Two Pinafores.—Finder will be rewarded on loaving same at Union Bank. . , t LOST, in Queen-_t., to-day, a Purrt oon tetatag Cheques to am..unt~66 and Notes £10, some loose Silver.—A. li'ocrul reward will . be paid if left at Mr Heather's Office, Customs- *- street. '■ LOST, yesterday afternoon, from Pon sonby, a Black Rotrievcr Pup (dog) with small grey Boot on breast.—The Under will bo rewarded on returning'same to Mr.Coutts, St Mary's Road, Ponsonby. LOST, on Tuesday night, in New-street, Ponsonby, near -lie Convent, a Pair of Light Dancing Shoes.—Finder*-will bo re-wsj-dod .y returning the same to S. Coombes and Co., Jueon-street : ., '.-._; iTf! meetings. -_ ■~h<:', '° TAT TE R S'A L L'S CLU B, • Occidental hotel. : - napikr steeplechase—run to-mor- ROW. The Bookmakers will be in attendance o wager on the above event THIS EVENING. ~\ MEETING of the Arawa Football Hk. Club will be held in the Prince of Wales Elotel, Hobson street, TO-MORROW (Thursday) -VEN-NG, at 8 o'clock. j . ' '_ : . . \ Meeting of Pedestrians will be hold a6f* " ___L tho Princo of Wales Hotel onSATUR'! -! JAY Hvening Next, at half-past Be,ven. for tho jurpose of arranging a Swcopstako Walking .onteat. ,-. ~ ■■■~' ■;./ THE SECOND ANNUAL, MEETING ■ of. the DEVONPORT -WESLEYAN 3AND OF HOPE wiU bo held. ijKe Public ' Sail, Devonport, . / -. . .W.5. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) EVENING, At Half-past Seven o'clock. _... " Short Addresses, Music, Recitations, DialOftieß. . „" _ i ACollection utm^CiMi'm ' **_ *• f THE .'US'UAIiiJ Wednesday 'Evening* * Lecture, under the ausnioes of tho N.Z. -vangellstlc and Publishing 'Assbciatipn, and #i * n connection with the Churchof Christ worship-* ling at Mount Eden.: will be delivered TO NIGHT, at 7.30, ki.tho Edon.Holl, liy.Mr P. doNaUght" 'Subject— '"Whence -comes nick. _ Spirit of Pe-semition?';; ■' .. ,;i. ~' J * \TEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER- Ll CANTILE:AGEnCY'CO;.ILtjO^; Notice is hereby given £hat the Aim_-Vl_bcal dcctlrig of the New Zealand Loan and Morcan ile Agenoy Company (Limited) will be ihelda*' he Offices of the Company, fit Auckland, on 'HURSDAY, the _ith day of July,., 1884. at ioon. . • ■ .',... . -. ~.....,_. FREDK. BA.TTLHY, Secretory. Auckland, June 24,1881.. _. ' Medical. ■____ pVR. PARKINSON, DEVONPORU^noU Hours of Consultation at his residence, Vlc .rla-street—Morning, 9to 10; Afternoon,4 to .•> ,\f Evening,Bto7, - ■■■>•): "J.iiQ'tlQll R. RICHARDSON begs to inform his Patients that he does not attend at Mr laslett's Bh'armacy, Qiieen-street at all; bnt .ay be consulted at bis own residence tram 1 , •< 04 in the attemoon. " " * DR ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND.STEEL PILLS.-Themostpopala*s ,' dedicine or the day. I'ricc. 2s 8d a box.—Cold- * ial Agent, F. G. Shahland, opposite tho Post fflce. .. DATS! RATS! EATS l-Use Li) SHARLAND'S PHOSPBOR PASTE, , ,i m RaUl eat it greodlly, and die: no smell. -' ' B ■ .•'■'■ Price. OneShillinga Bottle. ":■' ■*-~ F. 0. SHARLANDt oiffoslto Poßt-offloS: - ,''i' T'-"" _■.'■'■' HEN DE R B„Q..N"* • - CHERRY PECTORAL. ! . ' '-2. 8d and 4-Sd per bottlo., To^be-had only at ledlcal Hall, pgnsonby, opposite Three Lampa, 1«.:.a wt-w :!-\xi:_,\,,:vs. T T All children surfer from them, If suspected, ask for the Certain CoC_. , ~„,» IHARLAND- WORM FOWDEKS, Jsimotosf.";* - Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Postoffloe.' '" "-"" \TIOLENT Raging Toothache is In V neM-ly every instance: Instantaneoisßly ured by using Odontnlgloon, tho tew romody, S.—C. W. Gtpdßpn; London Arcade. — t DELIEF from Cough in Ten*Minntea.^ _\l SHARLAND'S CHERRY PEGTORAL. *rice, 2a 6d and -s Gd.—F. U. S-iaxland. opposite he Post-office. .' I | >Üb__Ll->--, f or the liAlß.—This ele-. r r A.V - gant preparation completely' eclipses'- '■ jvcry article of a similar kind now; before he public.—ltTlce, Is 6d a bottle.—S__i_tl___rs>, Vpotlie^aes' Hall. rOOTlte":nirTU^R_r^lr>:'(«nt.- l n.:on'B Relle.-QpONTALGIO.-4s pc? botttst-i 1-1 ..C..SHARI-AND,oppositePostKJffloein o'i » .1 Corporation Notices. • THE City. Council Offices wifl' be ClOseo. 8 on SATURDAY Next 28th Juno, 1884.— P. A. Philips, Town Clerk. City Council Offices,. 15th June, ISB4. PIT V O F A U CK,L AND. ff . > FIXING LEVELS. ~,. ,„ „„ " It is hereby notified that it is the intention of ,liq City Council of Auokland So fix fho levels of 5 IGLADSTONE-STREHJT ? i WINCHESTER-STREET^ betwoei. Newkm"! ) ' Road and Gundry-stroet, ■ GLOUCESTER-STREET, and ILICHFIELDSTRBET, betweop., Newfoti Road and Gdhdrt-Btroef " ;,c:" Plans may be Been In the CltoEnbioi.oi'sOfaceJ S High-street; Auckland, within oflloo hours; _n_OL all! persons.interested.herein, or liable to bo aggrieved thereby, will be hiard Of' City Council at a meeting to be held on THURSDAY, June 28,1884, at half-past six p.nl AH objec tions must be made in writing, addressed to - the Council and sent to them not less than ton (10) days before the day appointed on -which to hearnbjectionsr - mm T-w__* -P. A. PHILIPS. TownCJJerk. # TOTO'olerl-'Bofflce. Mar 24,1884.• . . __i_f m M riITYQE AUC.KLAND—FIXING \j/ LEVELS.-R is bereby. notifled that It is the intention of thoClty Council-of Auckland to* fix the levels of CAM BRIDGE - STREET, between Newton Road, and Karaka-street; SUSSEX-STREET; between Nowton'Kead and MacauOay - street; MACAU LAY - STREET, between Susßex-street arid Brook-street; and BROOK-STREETt/betjvveeuiKoWtonlßOaflnnajf'P Newton-street (KarangahapqWard),,JPlaps may boseen In the atif-Cnli^e&SofiotQHiAßtreot, Auckland, within office, hours; and -aUpersons interested herein;-*or liable to' be 'aggrievod thereby,- will bo heard byCltyCpuncfl. at.ai<m meeting to be hold on THURSD__Y, Juiy tte 10th. 1884, at half-past six p.m. All objoctl.ns must bo made in writing, addressed to the Council, and sent to them not less than ten (10) days before t_ie day appointed on which fOheaS C ,objecl4ons.^P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerfc. Town- "1 Clerk's Qfflco. June 7.1881. " ~ t *._ , CIWV W> ■ .AUCKLAND.''':•*; EKING 7. f LEVELS.-It is hereby notfflfi*tb_titli the lntenti»ri of the City CounciroiAuoSahato fix the lovels'Of • CHAPELBTREET,. from iCaapeliiSouaro |fejPustom-s»reot West j and; SWA-^SONiSTREST. from Albert-Street to HObson-stroot (North Ward), Plari. may bo'!J'> seen In the City Engineer's Offloo, Htgh-jltroot, Adokland, within ofllco hour-B, and all persons interested herein, or, liable to bo aggrieved thereby, will bo heard by_City CouriCß'at a meeting to be held oh THURSDAY, 10th of July, 1884, at half-past six p.m. All objections must bo made in writing, addressed to the Coun cil; and sent to tlrom not less than ton (10) days before the day appointed on which to near ob jedtlons.-P. A. PHILIPS,. Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Office, June 7,1884. 421. • j 1 ~'.-■' ■''...■,-■■ ".—m I iknetions. —-~~ -— i .-.)-,,.■- TO-MORROW. ; l~~^i .« i THE RB'MU-.RA'yARDs! TjlOR SALE, at tho Remuora Yards, To- JJ. morrow (Thursday), at 1 o'clock, tho property of W. R. Badloy, who is giving up Ms dairy, ■! J ' : 't .-' T 4 COWS in Milk I 3 Cows near Calvinft * j. h;.^aiA,red;buckla!nd. / '//S f JOjIK LBTDON.] . (EOWAHD LETDON, 5 ,r.i TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock; ;ilj T^OHN AND--ED.i LEYDON will Sell _l at tho Central Commercial Salo-rooms, Queen-street,' ~'■ ,■ .... LADIES' JACKETS in Newest Styles. 1 Gentlemen's Clothing, Blankots, Suite of 1 Furniture, Chairs, Chests of Drawers, ' Bedsteads. Pictures, Dolls, i Jowelierr, Watches. Spring Mattrasscs, Palliasses J j }~ DrflS3etfß,',Tables, Boots, Books, Crooke-7,^ I- ~ Hplloware, Glassware, Hams, Bacon? I 1 Tea, Potatoes, Onions. Fancy Goods! j Cutlery, and E. P. Goods, &c..fa/ y^ j SATURDAY, 11 O'Clook a.m. fffiWELHERy j■'•■' JEWELLERY ! ■'('■' -Jfl> 1 WATCHES ! , WATCHES; I! „ „,,,. —£■ ■•■'■' " ' R. ; ARTHUR'O.U-, .. • % TmTAS:,boenvfayoured with instructioni m ■fl from Mr M? J. Mulligan, Watbhmidß arid Jeweller (lato of Wellington),who is about to Return to England, to soil oy auction, at his Mirt Queen street, on-Saturday next, at 11 o'clock, TH« AREMAINDER OF 'HIS VALUABLE^ OF JEWELLERY, WATCHES, &c„ -"asev-- ' < &c. HAVING GIVEN UP BUSINESS, ALL MUSI' j BE SOLD. Ladies' and Gents', Gold and Silver Watohes, by tho best English makers. Colonial Gold Chains and, Alberts, Ladies' and Gents' Single tStone Cluster and Half-hoop Diaafond Rings;"" a v^ylva-uable Diamond Cross, Coloriiaii_oi-4'\ Brooches and Earrings, Diamond Brooches andi I Earrings, Electro-plato-LJTea_.and Coffeo Ser vices, Field, Marine, and Opera Glasses, Gold : andjSilyer Chronographs, Oreenstonq Brooches l< and Earrings, Gold and 'Silvor Lockets; a splendid Double-barrelled Gun, made speolally- for Mr Mulligan by the celebrated gunmakers,' 1 Messrs S. W. Silver atui, op_ _m<& 87, Corn j hijl, London. ( On, viewmorning r p^,Salp. _ <. Contlnned on Fotu-th Paso. ■.'.'■ .',■.."..' ,v ~;...:!