THE SMALL-POX SCARE.

THE CAST. AT NAPISH

Tun following fuller particulars of the case of small-pox landed from llio Wnihora at Napier have been telegraphed : —Whon the Waihora avrived at tho port on Saturday, on her way up from Wellington to Auck land, a message was sent on shore to the effect that ono of tho crew, a man "named Andrew Mowatt, was in need of medical advice. Dr. J. V. Mitt hews proceeded on board the Waihora, and, upon examining tho sick man at once saw that liv was too ill to proceed further, and ordered his re moval to tho Napier Hospital. Mowatt when removed to the Hospital manifested no signs whatever that would justify a doc tor in pronouncing tho case to be ono of variola. Ho stated that he had experienced slight symptoms of indisposition during tho timo the Waihora was at Wellington, and had consulted a chemist, but got worse nfter taking' medicine, vomiting freely. This symptom was attributed to tho nicdi cino taken, tho olliccrs of tho Waihora supposing that the chemist had prescribed medicine unsuited to Mowatt's system. Upon arrival at tho Hospital, in company with Dr. Matthews, Mowatt wad seen by tho Surgeon Superintendent (Dr. Menzies), who immediately gave it as his opinion that tho disease, Whatever its truo naturo might prove to be, was an infectious ono. Mowatt was accordingly carefully isolated from the moment of his admission to the Hospital, being placed in a ward by himself, a separate nurse being told oil' to attend him, and the doors of tho ward were curtained with blan kets soaked in a solution of carbolic acid. As a result of a diagnosis made on Sunday, Drs. Hitching and Menzies sus pected smallpox, but considered tho symptoms not pronounced enough to justify a definite statement to that effect, find it was resolved to hold another consul tation on Monday. Before the timo for the consultation arrived Dr. Menzies, who had been carefully watching tho case, saw enough to justify him in pronouncing tho case to bo smallpox of tho worst or continent typo. Dr. Mon/.iea immediately communicated with the Mayor, Dr. Spencer, who took prompt steps to prevent tho contagion spreading. The Hospital was placed under tho quarantine regulations, and instructions were issuod to prepare tho buildings of tho quarantine rosorvo, I'arUo'a Island, for the accommodation of tho sick man and tho lioccssary attendants. This has since been dono, and threo sentries have also been engaged to keep watch and sco that no Unauthorised person communicates with the Quarantine Station. THo Quarantine Arrangements. Mr. Oliver Mays, Superintendent of Quarantine, took stops this morning for carrrying out an cllectivo quarantine, ami for semiring tho comfort of the Waihora's crew and passengers. Ho left Queen-street wharf at 9 a.m. in the Customs' launch, and after calling at tho Waihora, proceeded to Motuihi, where he inspected the various buildings, and made tho requisite arrange ments for the classification of passengers. Tho programme, as at present understood, is that tho crow and passengers shall bo landed to-morrow morning from tho Wai hora, tho saloon passengers being accom modated in No. 1 building and thestcnago passengers arid crow in No. - building. Tho steamer arrived oft' tho quarantine ground at 2 p.m., and tho passengers and crow will sleep on board to-night. As the officers and crow will not be released for fourteen days or thereabouts, it is likely that the steamer will remain at Motuihi until pratique is obtained. Mean while she will bo thoroughly cleaned and fumigated. We may state that, in the event of sn outbreak of disease occurring on tho island, thera is amplo provision for isolating tho case or casos. Tho Hospital building at tho quarantine station is a largo detached building capable of accommodating 100 patients if necessary. An undoubted disadvantage exists in the fact that there was no medical advisor on board the AVaihora, and there is no provision for a resident doctor on the quarantine island. Mr Mays ha j, however, arranged a "codo of signals by means of which the quarantined unfortunates may communicate with tho shore, when in the caso of need a medical man will at once bo sent off. Every pro vision has been made for the comfort of the dikniKs' stores etc., being provided, and no doubt tho stay on Motu lhi will bo made as tolerable as circumstances will permit.

(BY TELEGBAVH—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Welli>"OTO>", this day.

The "Post "of last night strongly con demns the inaction of tho Government in exposing the colony to the danger of infec tion from small-pox, pointing out its warn ings on tho subject even boforo the Governor left for Victoria.

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Before H. G. Soth Smith, Esq , li.M.) Drunk. —Two persons. Thomas Boucher, £5 or 14 days, this being his fourth offence. Habitual.—Maria Lysaght, a wretchedly clad woman, was chargedundcrthe Vagrant Act with being an incorrigible drunkard and without visible means.—On the appli cation of Sergeant White, prisoner was re mandod until to-morrow, as about i'G worth of stolen flannel had been traced to the possession of prisoner. — Remanded ac cordingly. FntES.—William Rcil, on the evidence of CoiSstable Ward, was found guilty of per mitting his chiinnay in Vincent-street to bo on fire on the £6th ult.—Fined ssand costs. —Herbert Martin Jackson, for a similar offence in Russell-street, Ponsonby, was lined 3s and costs.

111-tbeatln'O a House.—John Mullivill, in tho employ of Messrs Hellaby, was charged with ill-treating a horse on tho Ist inst.— Mr S. Hesketh in defence.—Mr Brassoy prosecuted for tho Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals!, and opened tho case—Detective Hughe? de posed that ho was outside the shop of Mr Jones, saddler, and saw defendant dis mount and the saddle and cloth removed from the horse's back, disclosing a terribly sore back, which must have caused intense pain to the animal. He took possession of a saddle-cloth (produced) ; a piece of skin was adhering tl;e cloth. He arrested tho prisoner, who said he had only ridden the horse from the stable.—Sergeant White and Detective Walker corroborated. —To MrHesketh: Defendant was released on his own recognisances. It was no un common thing to arrest on these charges. Had experience with horses. Was|a coach man in England for threo years. Had had large experience in New Zealand. —Sergeant White considered the case was n. bad ono, and tho horso must have suffered consider ably.—By Mr Heskoth : Had 15 years' ex perience ariong horses. The horse flinched when ho went near him.—Counsel: "Tho horse had never been in tho hands of the police before, I presume ?" — Inspoctor Redgato and Mr E. D. Halstead gave evidence).—Mr Hesketh addressed' the Court, and His Worship, having inspected the animal, imposed a line of 10s, costs £4.

(Before His Worship the Mayor and Mr

D. B. MacdonaW.) Embezzlement.—George H. F. Brandis was charged wit'i embezzling sums of money amounting to £2 11s, belonging to Professor, Ellis, of Grey street. Mr 11. If. Luck appeared for tho prisoner. Sergeant White statod particulars.—Professor Wm. Ellis, herbalist, deposed lliiit prisoner was in his employ as collector, and tho moneys, £1 7s Cd and £1 13 Gd, paid to prisoner, had not beon accounted for.—George Moody storekeeper, Onehiinga, and Mr Peat, grocer of Wellington-Htreet, deposed to paying the money to prisoner, who receipted the bills on behalf of his employer.—Prisoner expressed hie regret in not being able to make up tho amounts. The Bench took a lenient view of the case, this being prisoner's first known oilence of the kind, hoping, as he was a young man, that a light punishment would favourably in fluence his future conduct in tho affairs of life. Fined 40s, and to pay the deficiencies and costs, or, in dofault, 14 days imprison ment. Fokging asi> Uttekino. — Charles Palmer was brought up on a chargo_of forging and uttering two cheques, with in tent to defraud, but as His Worship .could not sit to hear the evidence, owing to pressure of business, tho case will be taken to-morrow morning.

This was all the business,

LATE MINING.

Thames, this day.

The Waiotahi monthly retorting took place to-day, and resulted in tho return of 190J ozs. melted gold, for which 210 tons of general stuff had been treated. Dart.—The crushing of 58 loads quartz completed to-day, and gavo the poor result of 28 ozs. 13 dwts. gold. Six loads of quartz from the lodes at No. 4 level realised the encouraging return of about .9 dwts per load, bat dirt from intermediate levels was poor.

FATAL ACCIDENT.

Result of n Collision on tho Onoiunga Road.

A melancholy- fatal accident occurred on tho Onehunga Road last evening, by which a Mr J. Barlow, a youngman recently arrived from England, met his death. Mr Barlow and Miss Agnes Wybar wore riding on horseback to wards town about half-past seven, and when at Bird (J cove, a narrow and danger ous part of tho road, the horso ridden by Mr Barlow came forcibly in contact with a dray loaded with long fpars belonging to Mr Cunningham,of Onehunga. Both horso and rider fell. Mr Barlow struck tho ground heavily, and death appeared to follow a'most instantaneously^ Dr. Coorn, of l\owmarkct, was in attendance speedily, but too lato to bo of any assistance. It is stated that Mr Barlow was on the wrong side of tho road when tho accident occurred, and that Hiss YVybai, by keeping on the opposite side,escaped injury. The body of Mr Barlow was convoyed to tho house of Mr 'Roay, market gardener, and an inquest was to havo taken placo this afternoon. Mr Barlow was a young man about 22 yeare of ago, and in his pocket was found a card with tho name and address, "Heaton Chapel, Manchester, England," on ono sido and on tho other, " Ripley Cottage, Jcrvoi3 Road, Ponsonby, Mrs Gill, Boarding House." The state of tho road where the accident occurred is very bad, and soveral other serious accidents havo previously happened in the samo vicinity.

HARBOUR BOARD.

The Board mot at 2.30 tins afto-rrioon, l'rosont: Mr (!raves Aiokin (Chairman), Messrs J. Lamb, M. Niccol, J. M. Clark, E. A. MacUechnie, J. Reid, Captain Me Kcnzie, Winks, and Thos. Moi'iin,"

Customhouse Accommodation.—A loltor was received from the Collector of Customs asking when steps wero to bo taken with respect to accommodation for tho Customs Dopartmont on Qucon-street wharf.—lt was

decided to inform tho Collector that the mutter would receive early attention, the Chairman stating that a report would bo brought up at next meeting. OI'WOKO.v Wll.UiF.— Mr P. Jones wrote nolifyiug that ho would not require otlico

1") on wharf any longer. Bauijue Flora.—Mr(!«orgoCozons, agent 'or tho barquo Flora, wrote applying for a emission of a portion of tho dock charges on ;hat vessel. Tho amount charged was £151

M for 15 days repairing.—Tho Chairman said that at tho last meeting it had been stated that when tho reduction had beon mado in tho caso of tho Triumph, that an application would bo received on account of tho barlme Flora, And it had come. There wasa principle behind it. Wore thoy tomako a remission to all vessels.—ln reply to a member, tho Secretary sale' that tho owners of the barque had already

had one commission.—Mr Morrin sup ported the motion. The Auckland dock dues were lower than any in tho Aus tralian colonies, and if thoy went on grant ing concessions tho Dock would not pay. '—Tho motion was carried.

Tco-BOATS. —Messrs J. and A. Brown of Newcastle, New South Wales, wrote for-

warding specifications of some tug-boats, :hcy arc desirous of selling.—lt was decided o inform tho members that tho Board did lot require any vessels of the class ndieated in this letter.

Lwhts.—A communication was received from tho Marino Department respecting tho exhibition of a red light on tho Opua railway wharf, Bay of Islands ; also regard ing a light on Nasalia reef, Yiti Levu, Fiji.—lt was decided to give tho usual publishing to the noticus. 'WoriKs and Tariff Committee.—Tho Committee recommended that tho applica tion of tho New Zealand Sugar Company, in rcfal once to wharfage on raw and refined sugar, bo granted, and the Fame priuilogo be granted on all raw sugar impoited for

refining purposes. That permission bo ■/ranted to Mr J. Lumoy to erect a shed for tho protection of nets and lishing-gear, in terms of Harbour-muster's roport. That tne Ilarbonr-mastor bo instructed to cause tho enforcement of time-table and ferry re gulations with reference to tho Northcote lorry. That in s'iew of the purchase of a large droclger, tho " Alpha " drecgo be laid up and advertised for Pale. That a tem porary fascine embankment be mado in .Mechanic'^ Bay intake, as suggested in the Engineer's report, estimates to bo sub mitted to Committee-, with view of calling tenders for tho work.

The New Hakbouk Board Bill.—Tho minutes of tho meeting of tho Board Com mittco, hold on August Ist, relative to tho now bill, wero presented. The most im portant suggested amendments were : — Clauso 4 to read "Two members to be ap pointed by the Governor. Faut members to bo elected by the ratepayers of the city of Auckland, and one member to be elected by the ratspayers of oach of tho following districts, Parnell, Onehunga, Parish of Takupuna, and one membor to bo elected by tho Auckland Chamber of Commerce. Four members to bo elected by and out of tho por.-<ons who shall havo paid £5 or up wards of harbour dues within tho port of Auckland during tho preceding year or within 2S days of such election shall appear on tho books of tho Custom-house at Auck land as owner or part owner of any vessel to tho extent of 25 tons or upwards. . That clause 5 bo—"Tho members of tho Board to be appointed by the Governor bo ap pointed ,in February, and shall hold ollico for a period af tivo years." That tho Boird's solicitor be instructed to craft a bi 1 and givo necessary notice, and include in such bill provisions as follow : " For pay ment of Chairman's (salary, such sum as may be thought fit by tho Board from time to timo ; salary not to bo less than £250, nor more than £500 per annum- That clause 20 of the Harbour Act Amendment Act, ISB3, bo amended by striking out the words " On application to the Board which granted it." That all pilotago dues bo paid at oflico of tho Board. That the clearance of all vessels be stipped by the collector of Customs until a receipt for all dues receivable by the Board be produced to him. Financial. —Tho Finance Committee reported passing accounts amounting to £170 10a 3d. Statement of funds :— General acconnt: To balance in bank, i' 3,438 8s 3d ; cash on hand, £23 13s 2d : total, 3,462 Is 3d. Accounts to be paid as above, £170 10s 3d ; to balance, £3,291 11s 2d. Loan account: Balanco in bank, £2.054 0s 9d ; cash on deposit, £13-3,000.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

A Man Fulls Down tho Pelham's Hold,

An accident of a very serious character oc curred on board the barque Pelham, lying alongside the Queen-street Wharf, about eight o'clock this morning. A lumper named Edward Johnson was working at discharging coal from the vessel, and was running baskets over a plank leading from the hold to the wharf. One basket caught the plank and pitched it from under John son's feet, precipitating the unfortunate man a considerable distance to the bottom of the vessel. It was at once seen that his

injuries were of a serious character, and he was conveyed to the hospital by Constable Macky, of the water police. Here it was discovered that hie left arm was broken just above the elbow and that other less serious wounds had been sustained about the head.

Dr. Bond considered amputation necessary, but the patient objected, and the operation was postponed.

TELEGRAMS.

Thames, this day.—Tho Nottingham Castle Hotel, Morrinsville, was burglariously entered on Sunday night, and about £30 in cash besides valuables stolen.

Tuunv, this day.—The son of a farmer, named Colin Campbell, aged 10 years, was found drowned on Monday morning in a creek near his father's houso at Totara.

Wellington, this day.—W. Poppens, recently a publican here, and who it is be lieved has levanted to Sydney, was yester day, ou the application of Mr Cheymol, wine merchant adjudicated a bankrupt.

A slight change is perceptible in the sharemarket to-day. Sales : Standard, 13s ; Colonial 7s; Thames Gas, 27s 9d ; Auckland Timbor Company, £5 6s 6d £5 7s 6s cum. ; Martha G.M. Co., Is 4d Is Sd ; Caledonian Low Lovel, 7d and Sd.

At the Supreme Court thifc afternoon, Mr Hesketh announced that the case of Farrell and Eaten v. Wm. Edgocombe, wherein a sum of £-140 18s 2d was" claimed as commis on thftsale of the Western Springs estate had been settled. Jurors who were sum moned to jittend the Court to-morrow morning in order to try the case, are there foro released from attendance, as per. adver tisement elsewheie.

STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

COLLISION ON THE THAMES,

STEAMER SUNK AND SEVENTEEN

LIVES LOSS,

[I3Y CABLE

.-COPVUIGHT.]

(Received August sth, 1.25 p.m.) London. August 4th. A collision occured to-dny in the Thames, near Gravcsend, between tho two steam ships Diono and Camden. The former suffered such injury that sho sank in a few minutes, and sixteen persons on board wore

drowned

CABLEGRAMS.

[BY CABLE.-COPYIUGIIT.]

(Received August 5th—2.20 p.m.) Tile Federation Enabling Bill.

London*, August 4.—ln the Houbo of Commons, Mr Gladstono stated that if the Government wero assured that tho House would adopt tho Federation Enabling Bill; it would be introduced immediately. This statement was loudly cheered.

French Vlowa of Convlot Transportation,

London, August 4.

Tlio report of the Congress of tho French Chambers hold at Versailles yesterday allege that Australian pros perity is a result of convictism, and ndvises that the cxile3 should not bo perpetual if the conduct is good ; and, fur ther, that tho Government would assist those of the convicts who wero willing to work and deivl vigorously with those who were not. Marriago between the convicts would be allowed. It was indicated that Cayenne would be the most suitablo placo for" the majority of tho Kecidivistos, but tlnse belonging to tho artisan class would be welcomed at Now Caledonia. * Tho Failure of tho Egpytian Conforonoo. The English press are delighted at tho failure of the Egyptian Conference, ns treeing England from her provisos regard ing Egypt. Tho now King of Annam. Uont.konu, August 4.—-News is to hand that the younger brother of tho lato Kin;.' Phudiic has been crowned King of Annam Nows from Dongola. Cairo, August 3.—Despatches havo beon received from Major Kitchener announcing hie arrival at Dongola, and stating ho had been well received by tho inhabitants of tho town. Sproad of tho Revolt In Arabia. Coxstaktinoi'li:, August 3.—Tho out break of fanaticism in the provinco of Yemon is rapidly increasing, and tho revolt is assuming alarming proportions. All availablo troops have boon despatched to Arabia, with tho view of subduing the rcbols. Cholera Epidemic In Italy; Uomk, August 3. —Cases of cholera hav6 occurred at several parts of tho country, and despito the precautions which havo been taken to prevent the spread of the infection, the epidemic is increasing daily. Russians Expelled from Germany. London', August-1-—A v.holesalo expul sion of Russian subjects from Berlin has been effected by the German Government, 1 and two thousand persons havo beon com pelled to leavo tho city. It is understood that their expulsion had been requested by the Russian Government. Anglo-Australian Cricket. Arrangements havo boon mado by tho Australia crickotcrs for a third match with tho Players of England. Tho gamo will tako placo at Portsmouth on September 12th. It isoxpocted that 11.M.5. Caroline will shortly bo ordered to tho Australian station.

AUSTRALIAN.

ADELAIDE, this day.—Arrived, this morn ng Steamship Sorata, from Plymouth.

HON. MR. DICK'S SEAT IN THE CABINET.

(BY TELEGRAPH—PKESB ASSOCIATION.)

Wellinuton, this day. It is understood that tho Hon. Mr Dick tendered his resignation this morning.

SCHOONER SIGNALLED.

Disease on Board.

As wo go to press, tho schooner Norah, from Mauritius, is signalled with disease

on board,

TPE WAIHORA IN QUARAN TINE.

Pasaonyors and Luggage Eandcd at Motuihi.

In accordance with intimation received by Dr. Philson, Health Ollicer, tho s.s. Wai hora loft for the Quarantine Station at Motuihi this afternoon, and there landed her pnssengcrs ann their luggage. The building having been recently thoroughly renovated and furnished will, no doubt, bo found much more comfortablo than for merly. The Waihora still remains in quarantine waiting instructions for Wel lington. Her malls wero fumigated last erening and distributed today, but her cargo will remain on board until tho vessel has been released.

Departure of the Hinemoa.

The Goverdmcntstcamor Hincmoa leftOno hunga for Wellington late this afternoon. The following passengers and members loft town by train at 3 p.m. to join the Hinemoa at Onehunga:— Tho Hon. Patrick Dignan, Hon, Thomas Henderson, Messrs Tole, Moat, Hobbs, Fraser, Thomp son, Peacock, Morris, Whyte, Leys, Gcddis, Kinsella, Berry, and Sherrin. Other members wero oxpected to join the party at Onehunga. -

SUPREME COURT.-JUDGMENT.

In the Supreme Court at 3.30 this after, noon judgment was given for the plaintiff in tho caso of Merrick v. E. B. Walker and others for the full amount claimed, viz., £487 6s 3d. Tho caso is roportod else where.

New Zealand bowlers are proposing to re turn the visit paid to this colony last season by a Melbourne team, and cowmunications are now passing botweon various New Zea land Clubs on the subject. It is suggested that the trip to Melbourne should take place iii November next, when the Victorian capital holds high holiday for the races, &c, so that the visitors might have the fullest measure of enjoyment. Mr Tait, Secretary of the Auckland Bowling Club, will be glad to receive the names of local players who desire to form part of the team.

At auction sale to-day at the Mercantile Sale Rooms, large parcels of forfeited sharos in the Lucky Hit and Magnolia Companies were bought in by the respective com panies. 203 shares Caledonian Low Level Company were sold at 4Jd., and 50 shares (£2 paid up) New Zealand Stud Pedigreo Stock Company, with 25 shares (12s. Gd. paid) City |of Auckland Tramway and Suburban Land Company, were sold in one lot, to close a partnership account, for £'. the line.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR TUESDAY, AUGUST $ 1884



CATARRH OF THE BLADDER.-5u.,1m,, 8 Inibi. linn, luflninmaliun. all Kiiluoy Mid similar Coliiplnluts, cured tij " Buchu-paiba." At Druggists!. Keiuuthonio. l'roxtr * Co., Agent*, Auckland.



Tenders. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will ba received at my office until Noon of THURSDAY, tho 21st instant, for the Erection of a. Conorete Villa Residence in Symonds-street. Plans, &c, at my office, corner o£ Vulcan Lane and O'Connell-atreet W. H. SKINNER. Architect. mENDERS Wanted for building Three I Cottages in Parnell. Lttliour only. Plans and Specifications at Union Sash and Door Co.'s Office, Mechanics' Bay. ANTED, Tenders to clear, fence, and drain 40 acres Land, in light titree and fern, near Meunt Roskill, on Slay's farm.— Apply to Hobaon-street Dairy for particulars. ANTED, Tenders for the filling-up of an Allotment in Nelson-streoot.— Apply Jos. ycott, Mt Eden Road, or Taylor's Grocery Store, Karangahape Road. Continued on First Pago. WANTED, number Apprentices for the Bench and Machinery Departments.— Apply Northern Boot and Shoe Co. (Limited), Hobson-Btreet.



Advertisements Late for Classification TO SURVEYORS—Chainman.-Carefnl and experienced Chaimnan requires em ployment in town or country.—Address J.W., ai'Ait Ofllco. WANTED, by Man and Wife, Situation on Station; wife understands cookiuc; and dairy work.—Apply M.H.,!iTAit Ofllcu. WANTED, Strong Girl used to liouso work.—Apply Mrs Clark, Upper Vin cent atrcct. ANTED, General Servant.—Apply Mrs Dodge, Prince of Wulcs Hotel, IIob»oii-i>lrcct. "ANTED, (i Waiter, also a smart Youtli.—Apply Auckland Club, Short land-stroot. ANTED, a Second-hand Baker.— Apply at this Office. ~% JO"ANTE D, some kind Person to adopt V V a hoalthy Baby (Hoy), two mouths old. —Apply by lcttor to Baby. Star Olllco. WANTED, a Young Girl to assist in housework; refUMiicoj required.— Apply Mrs .Solomon, next Poplar Cottage, Vincvnt-strcct. WANTED, General Servant; must bo good Cook and Laundress.—Apply, bo tween 12 and 2. or after (i p.m.—Mra Ross St. Stephen's Road, Parnell. WANTED —Passengers per lonic can flnd Respectable Board mid Lodging witli Mrs Salmon, Scotia l'lace, Upper Queen street. WANTED, a respectable Girl about 14 years to mind a child.—Apr iy to Mrs T. Steadman, Great North ltoad. WANTED, a Boy to drivo an engine; also, Boy for the country (hat can milk. —Apply to ,7, and 11. Smyth, Mount Mount Eilen .Saw-mill. TO SPORTSMEN.— For Salo, a Braco JL of Young Setters, pedigreo given.— On view at John Montague's Livery Stables, Vic torla-atreet (near Union ]iank of Australia. TTIOK SALE (i.300), comfortable House, 0 JL 1 rooms, Sumnor-stroct, Ponsonby.—Apply to Kdw. Wnyto, 5. llereantile Cliamberß. liiOß SALE (£250), Iloueo, ti rooms; 20 minutes from Quceu-streot; sultuble for letting off apartments; lot, 10 x 165; lease, 10 ye*rs, at £5 10s. Kasy terms.—Kdw. Way to, (i, Mercantile Chambers. FOR SALE, 10 Tons of Fluko Kidnoy Seed Potatoes, imported from the South (a quantity over what we require forourownuse). Also, 10 Tons of lloburt Rcund Seed.—For par ticulars apply at the olllce of the New Zealand FrozciUNliuWind til;jra;<e Company (Limited). JJiOU SALE, v few tons of prepared -E-' Blgort Manure, Kiinrantocod superior to Peruvian guano. Intending purclinsera must ploaso Bond in their orderw early, so us not to be disappointed. Price, £ti per ton, hags included. The manure is well united for tobacco, root add (train oropH, and is splendid for top-drewiug.— Apply at Hie olllee or tho Now Zealand Frozen Meat mi i Storage Company ILiinited). TO LKT, Furnished, a Doublo Bc.l room, with Sitting-room and use of Kit nlion, If required.—Apply .Airs Young, KB, Grey sLix'et T|lO LET, 2-Roomod Cottage, Seamington A. ltoad—Mount lloskill ltoad ;Ks por week, rv.loaoph 11. Jones, Customs West or ltichmond Road. TO BET, in Queen-street, okk^nrnT-hed Livery and Hail Stables.-Apply to 11. Maxllelu. mO LET. a comfortable 10-roomed Jlouso, J. with commanding views of harbour situated Upper Symonds-Htreet. — Apply P. Robertson (Hobertaon mid Maxwell), Upper ( i i icon-street. rpO LET, a well-furnished, newS-Koomed X House, Upper Union-street.—Apply to Ihouut!) Constable, noxt Munro and Mllligan'e, Hobson-strect. yX/£ "J^OR SAMOA DIUEOT, -«Sr'S'Jr^^^^"'P** found, on or about ».li inst. For freight or passagci apply to it. T. CIIATFIKLU, lllgh-Bt, A-^K^tr I\KVONPOkT STEAM dMtSgsrzk/* FKIIKY company FROM mrvONl^'^K^KTo tide is too low for tlio ateamerto ko down to the Lower Wharf the American Knsign will be \Vh U'r "l "'° Col"l" lny's Olllco' Victoria J. It, Pi HAKHR. Trafllc MannKcr. j^p^y^ A. v uKL AN D AN D Auckland to Wade -Wednesday, ath 2 3i-pm Kith, li p.m. >• •• ~ 20th, 2.30 p.m. Wodo'to Auck'iand-Thursday,7th™ao'n'm'" lHh, 11.30 a.m. •■ •• .. 2!st, 7 a.m. •■ h r, 28th. Ilium. <^S. WAIHORA IN QUARANTINE. The 8.8, Walhora, her Crew, and Pasflontrcrs, havliiK been Quarantined liy the Hcalili (Jlilcor, tho Public are hereby Cautioned against any Communleatlon either with the Vessel or the Quarantine Station. Any breach of tbo Quarantif c Regulations will be punished with tho utmost rigour of tho OLIVER MAYB, Superintendent of Quarantine. Auckland, August 5,1881. -\T OTI C E TO JURORS. FARUELL AND ANOTHER V. KDGCOMBK. TheabovoCaso having been settled, Jurors who wore empanelled to try the Case are notified y.ISA,UI?irr^fur.thor attendance 'I'O-.MOKROW MORNING will not bo required. HENRY C. BUEWKIt, Hwistrar. Supremo Court Ofilce. Auckland, Aug. 5, ISSI. rTUKA PUNA ,1 OCX E V CLU B. The ANNUAL GKNKItAL JIKKTING of tl>c above Club will be hold on FKIDAV, August Bth, 1881. at Fksatuff Hotel, at 8 p.m. ' I. PICEL, Hon. See. HE NEW ZEALAND .RECEIVING, FORWARDING, PAHCUL DRLIVEftV AGKXCY. llioil - stjikkt. — WM. LAINO MALCOLMSON begs to inform bis numerous old customers and the public generally that he has established tho above Agency, where all orders for the Receiving and forwarding of Goods and Parcels to all parts of the town and suburbs will be attended to with promptitude and despatch. Orders for Household Coal will also recoivo cvory attention, as also orders for the Removing o£ Furniture with expedition and despatch, and on tho shortest notice. ""VTOTICE. — John Monds desires to JL* Rctowi his Most Sincere Thanks to his Shopmates and other Employes on the Rail way, who have so kindly contributed tho sum ot £22 118 Gd, to assist him during tho timo that he has been unable to work, through tho aeoi dont by which ho lost three fingers on his left hand. UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA (LIMITED). Established 1837. Incohi-oiutud lb'SO, Paid-up Capital. £1,500,000; Resorve Fund. £950,000; together .. .. £2,150,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors .. 3,000,000 Total Capital and Reserve Funds.. £5,150,000 NOTICE TO PROPRIETORS. A DIVIDEND of £t 15s. together with a BONUS of os per Share for the half-year, equal to IB por centum per annum, haying been do clared at the Meeting of Proprietors held in London on the 28th inst, tho same is NOW" PAYABLE to the Colonial Shareholders. (Signed) JOS. PALMKR, Chief Ortlcer for Now Zealand. Chribtchurch. 30th July, 18<1. KEMUERA SOCIAL UNION, THURSDAY EVENING, Aumiat 11, 1831. OVERTURE AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. WHO'S WHO? Characters : Mr Simonidcs Swanhopper (a Model Young Bachelor) Mr James Buoldand Lawrence Lavender (a Valet from. Mayfair) Mr C. Ransoji Mr Jiloomfield Brambleton (a Country Gentlo man Mr W. Wood Cicely (Uraniblotou's daughter) Misa Woolnough Matilda Jano (a suporior houecmuld) Miss Wood Interval of ton minutes. To conclude with the Screaming Faroe, TURN HIM OUT ? Characters : Nicodcmua Nobbs (an itinerent Vendor of J v vonile Toys) Mr W. Wood Mr Mackintosh Moko Mr Jauiee Buckland Mr Eglantine Roseleaf Mr C. Ransom Mrs Mackintosh Moko Miss Woolnough Suean Mrs James Buckland Gor> Save the Queen. miEAIU 11 O YA L. PUBLIC DEBATE. , Tho Public Debate will be a continued THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, sth August, In tho Thkatbe Royai, on tho following Question: "IS THE MOSAIC ACCOUNT OF CREA TION AT VARIANCE WITH SCIENCE?" MR ISAAC SELBY (Froethought Lecturer), Affirmative. MR JOHN BUCHANAN (The Auckland Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge Representative), Negative Doors open at 7,30 ; commenct at B o'clock. Admission: 2s to Dress Circle, Is Body of, Thnatre. Tickets to be had of all Booksellers, and at Mr W. C. Dennes's, Queen-street. FUND3.-Tiie Whole of the Proceeds , after paying expenses will be devoted to t3ae purchase of Books for the Auckland Hospital.



Wanted. WANTED, a respeotuble, intelligent Man for tho Quarantine Station.—Apply Ihia cveumg up lo 8 p.m. at the jmmigration Ofiioe, Crown Lamia Building, Auckland. "OTANTKD immediately, a Cook and Vv Laundry-maid, foi- Giaborue. Good wa;'cs.—Apply Key- J. Hill, Graitou Road. "4 %/"ANTED, a pood Bootmaker, forsewn V ¥ .worl:.-C. Woatpfahl, 108, Quco.i-Blreot iS^ANTED, Strong Boys.—Auckland V i Timber Co. (Limited), Customs-slrcot Wist. WANTED, a handy Man, thoroughly accustomed to hotel-work.—Apply New market. Hotel, Newmarket. WANTED, iiii experienced Nursemaid. Apply to Mrs H. P. Barber, York-street, PanielL W~ ANTED, a Baker, — Apply to li. Farroll, Onehnnga. WANTED, a Girl, about 10 or 17, occiibtomcd lohotiaework.—Apjjly Stak Oiiloo. TIT ANTED, a Strong Youth, about 18, VV and a Boy, about 11, for Dampicr's Hotjjjon-atrcet iyliop. WANTED, a good Uonoral Servant.— Apply at the Rising Sun Hotel, Newton. WANTED, a Nurso for Young Child ren.—Mra 11, Elliott, Upper Union- Btreut. WANTED, good Hand for Sewing Ma chine— Apply C. do L'Eau's Shirt Fac tory, Durham-street. \\T ANTED, by a Gentleman (a Now » V Chum), a Male, to proceed to the gum lloWa; an oxpuricnuud gumdigger preferred.— Add ress" Doric," Stak Office. WANTED, ii Situation as Housekeeper, or in any place of trust. Good refer oiicca.—Addreaa D.K., Stau Oillce. "VVrANTED, ftt Hannnford's Auckland TV Registry (esUiblished 21 years), Several Nuiaogiris for town, Hotel Workin;; House keeper, 15s. ~ANTKI>, at llannaford'fl Auckland Registry (establiehcd 21 years), Female Hotul Cook, lud. ANTED] ut Haimaford's Auckland Registry (established years), Cook Laundress (Panic!!), Ilia, ¥" '7"AXTED, at Hannufard'ts Auckland V I tiiKiatry (established 21 ycura), Emjjloy er. 11 or Several Good Servants and Young Oiir.B. WANTED, a Genoral Servant •, also, a rohpoetablo Girl to mind a boy tlirco year:; of age.—Apply to Airs EAun, Hobsun-at. "VyANTJCD, a JfunoglrlT about U~'to T 7 Bleep at home.—Apply Mra Widgery, Midwife, Newmarket street, Newmarket. iif ANTISD, v Boy to Attend to Ponyi Vt Garden, &c, and make himself generally useful.-Apply J. Lawford, Bridgewuter Road Purncll. WANTED, useful Boy for Jlouho, Garden, and Horsq; in list sleep at home; wages acconling to ability.—Apply Professor Aldia, RoseOir, Mount Edon. WANTED, Asaistants to tho Drees making, also a few respcctablo Girls U3 Apprentices. — Apply Miss timilli, Kullund atreet (opposito Drill-shed). \\ '/'ANTIiD, a Clean Civil Lad for tho TV Butchering.—Thomas llcdger, Kybor Pass. WANTED, ii irood General Servant.— Apply to Jlrn Harper, Mt. Eden Road (near toll gate). WANTED, a good General Servant (for Ponsouby), able to cook and iron (no wiiahlng).—Apply Stah Olllee. VIJTANTED, Managing Clerk, Good and T » Steady Accountant. Knowledge of shipping preferred. Salary, £200.—" Kio," Stak otlice. "VV/^ANTED to rurehftso, a 4 roomul T t Coltnge, teii minutos' walk from Qucen itrtul.—Apply, staling price and particulars, to 1.M., Stau Ulllci^. \\rANTED, 3 good aooond-hand 400- T V gallon Houuro Tanks.—Send price to J. li. Letts, Ironmonger, near J'Men Vine HuleU iTS^'ANTED, a Buyor for a Splondid T V Sewing Machine nearly now ; price, ,«5 >■< ; cost, £!).—Aiiply iiTAit Olllee. \X7"ANTKD, some one to Adopt a healthy, T T pretty Baby Girl, live monthH. Satis factory reauona.—Addreas T. W., Stau Ulllco. VSTANTED, about 20 acres good Land. 7 Must he either dcop sandy loum. vol janin, or cleared bunh — A]>ply, stating terms mil nrioe, to Secretary N.Z. TobaeeoCo., Beach Uuad, Auckland. WANTED, by a steady young man, a Situation as a Barman in an Hotel.— -Address W.K., Morrinsville Poßt-olllcc. \\f ANTE I)7about 25 to HO ncre3 rich, TV deep Soil, sheltored, with nortli-cant i-i..-..t preferred,—Apply "Purchaser," Stah Jfllce._ WANTED, a Situation us Barmaid; 2 years' experience.—Apply to "8.X.," 3ta i tOflleo. .__ \\7"ANTKD by young man, Situation as T 7 Driver o( 'Bu3 or Tramcar;. good rofor snei.M; 10 years' experience among horses.— Address, ••Drlviir."aTAitOnioe. WANTED TO LET (Graftoii Road), ,'J Furnished Rooms, uso of kitchen, or IJyard and Rcsideneo; no children. Terms -Moderate.- Apply Staii OfHco. WANTED TO PURCHASE, a Neat Four or Five-roomed Cottage in tho ficluity of Kybcr l'asn. — Apply to JMr J. Downuy, Orocur. Kylicr l'asa. \\,^ ANTED, Allotmonts near Auckland. TV -Slate terms to "D.U.M.,"caroof Mr 3ee, Storekeeper, Northcoto. Vi^ANTEDYo SELL, lO.OOOlcct Kimu, T T picked for cabinet work; also 100,000 feet Ilimu Scantlingiind Boards.—R. Maekay Fripp, Hotrmann'a Buildings. W/'ANTED, £250 for 2 years, on Good V T Leasehold Proporty, with clear rental of CSO. IntOroat 10 per com.—"Lease," Star Mice WANTED KNOWN, that I. P. L. I'orston has no connection with iho firm 3f Patterson & Co., Weal Queen si reel. \\7'ANTEi) by working man with sniull T V family.BomequletporaonaaHousokoopcr. Kauv work : ftnall wages.—Apply after li, Geo. Lloyd, Gladstono-struet, Newton, noxtMr A\'in itone's^StaWo. WANTED my old frionds and tho public freneraUv to know that I have boiißl't Dtit Iho City Loan Olilec, opposito Army and Navy Hotel, and am prepared to lend the best prices on Watches, Jowellcry, Clothing, &c, See.-ISAAC BLOOM, City Loan Oillce, Uppor IJiicun-street. ■ \S7"ANTKD, Pupils for Carpontors' and VT Buildors' Drawing Clans, held at tho V.M.C.A. on Tuesday and Friday Evenings, at K3o.—For particulars apply at (Jlnes-room, to U. Mackay_ Fripi). WANTED— When yon are in Hobson- Htroet call and bco the largo and choice itock of Mosgiol und Bannoekburn Twneds, for the present season, at Mtinro and Mllligan's. WAl^ElsTl7«ionyatclie7linTTnocla to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutaford'B, VVatchmakor, Viutorla - street (noxt Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 months, WANTED KNOWN, that Butcher a»d Company havo 3 large Spring Waggons for remoTing Curnituro. en reitg- |T ile terms. WANTED KNOWN —That Check Bros, havo oponed a Now Department for ail kinds of Household Requisites. Brooms, Brushes, Doormats, Yankee Notions, etc.— Cheek Bros., Importers, Newton. ANTED, Gardoners, Farmers, and the Goneral Public to know that thoy can obtain a choico variety of Early Seed Pota toes, direct from tho growers, can do dopemled upon being true to namo, also prime lot of Silver Skin Onions.—Davies, McMillan & Co., 13. Customs-street. ANTED KNOWN-Partios having Projicrtios for Snlo or to Let will find it to their advantago to placo thorn in the hands of the New Zealand Houso, Land, Estate and Financial Agency. Hi;;h-strcct. ANTED KKO WN—That tho "Young Ladies' Journal" for August havo just arrived by lonic—N. G. Lennox, 100, Queen-street, \S7" ANTED KNOWN, that all working T T men can savo their monoy by calling at the Governor Gordon Restaurant, All Meals ■Sixpence; Board and Lodging 15sper week.— Roliert Murdoch, Proprii-.tor.—Note tho address —Nearly opposite tho Waitemata Hotel, and oloho to tho Dock. TSfANTED KNOWN—Charles Kelsey V V and Co. have Constant Arrivals of Now Silvei1 and Gold Jewellery. They mako a specialty of this branch by keoping no Imita tion Jowollcry on their premises. — Charles Kolsoy and Co., 120, Qucen-streot. ANTED KNOWN —That I havo just scoured some very Kspeoial Bargains in Velvet Pile Carpet Squares, til. 21s Od, usually sold 30s; also some very Choico Designs in Tapestry Carpotß, at Is 9Jd yard, and Hearth Rugs to match, at 3s 9d.—James Scult, Draper, Clothier, and Outfitter, London Uoubo, A riotoria and Nelson streets, Auckland. ANTED KNOWN—Peacock's Jams, 6d; Salmon, 7}d; Fresh Herrings, 6Jd por tin.—All guaranteed to bo of the best quality at Cheek Bros.', Newton. WANTED KNOWN, that James Georgo's Hobson-street Haitrdro'ssing Saloon is now Open. Prices: Heir-cutting, 6d; Shaving, 6d; Boys' Hair-cutting, 3d, within the hours of from 8 till C, and from 8 till 12 on Satur days, after which hours Gd will be charged. Private contracts entered into with regular cus tomors—James George, Hair-cutter, Hobßon street (next Crltorion Hotel). WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timber i CiieavV'mherl And all other kinds of Building Materials, can bo purchased ohoaper and bettor than anywhere else at the yards of D. Qoldib. Albert-streot. WANTED KNOWN—lsn't this wonder ful! St. Jacobs Oil, 2s gd the bottlo; Pain Killer, lid nor bottle; Tea, 3d por lb.; highest price, good Tea, Is Gd; splendid Baking Powder, Gd the lib. tin; Canary Seed, Jd per lb.; Caraway Seeds, 6d por lb.; Arrowroot, Gd per lb.; good Saueo, id per bottle, at Dampior's Hobson-street Shop. WANTED SEEN.-Xhe fresh Bargains in New Furniture, including Painted Wood Chairs, 3s 3d; Cane-Beated Chairs, also 3s Sd; grand line of Grecian Cane-seated Chairs, •le'ld; Recking Chairs, with arms (cane-seared), 10?.; nice lot of Arm Chaira, Cs 6d; Folding C: iaii-3 (carpet-sctiMd), ssGd: Children's Rocking Chairs, Se. Withstands, {is Gd: Coffeo Table? 5s »id; Gipsy Tables, 8a 6d; Loo Tablcß, lU,j (c ill: do. (round). Us ; Kitchen Tables. 9s, 10s, llo; Chests of Drawers. 25s ; Colonial Couches, 7s; Stretchers, Ga; handaomo stuffod Chairs, IGa; stuffed Arm Chairs, 31s; handsoma Spring Couchea, 3Ss.—At Dampier's Large Furnishing hop, .Hobson-street.



Wanted. WANTED, a pood General Servant.— Apply to "Mrs Stevenson, Welcome Dining Rooms, bottom Nolson-strcct. "OJANTEDTcITOWN. —My Yearly Sale V ¥ commences on the 9tli of August, for fourteen days. Twopence in the Shilling dis count will be allowed during Sale for all goods not particularised. Sec Thursday's. Friday's, and Sattinlay'H Staii.—.f. Green, S'>, Victoria-st. W "ANTED KNOWN—Furniture 15JT moved.—The Now Zealand Receiving Forwarding, and Parcel Agency R«jnovo Furniture with expedition and despatch anil on the shortest notice. ANTE D KN OWN —-A Beautiful Assortment of Silver and Gold Jewel lery at Charles Kelsoy and Co.'s. They keep no iniitalions. and they guarantee everything suld by Shorn to be genuine.—Charles ICelsey and Co.. 120, Queen S'roct. WANTED Known—An enormous fresh ■lot New Novel', lsCd; Japanese Cabinets, la fid each; Whito-handlod and other Riveted Hair Brushes, 9d; large Comic Yankeo Pictures, 3d; Framed Chromou, 6d and 9d; a splendid lino of Framed Pictures, In each; another grand lot of Brown Teapots, (id, Ud, and Is; grand large cheap variety of Tinware ; splendid Oyster Kntvea, Gd ; good Door Mats, 2s ad;. striped Carpet, Is; Table Oilcloth, 1J yard wido, Is; Stair Oilcloth, Od ; Looking Clauses (plate). 8d ; HandHOine Fancy do, Is; Swing do, is (id ; Bed room Toilet Setß, 7b 3d ; Soup Plates, Sd ; Bread Knives, ad and Id; Zinc Buckets. Is; Japanned Spittoons, Is; Japanned Slop Puils, 3s 3d: Glass Cream Jugs, Id; Glass Sugar Basins, Gd; &c, at Dam pier's Hobson-street Shop ANTED X NOW N- That tho STOCK of CLOCKS AND WATCHES AND JEWELLERY at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE has been Greatly Augmented by LARGE AR RIVALS, and an Inspection ia solicited of the STERLING GOLD and SILVER GOODS (all WARRANTED) in the Queen-street Window, and tho Arlistio IMITATION JEWELLERY in tho Victoria-street Window. Wo mako a SPECIALTY of thoso Two Linen, keeping both the Genuino and the Imitation to SUIT all TASTES and Pockets; but they are kept Sepa rate, and Displayed in Different Streets. Stcrl- Silver Sets, 2s Gd ; Brooches and Rings, Is bach ; and othor Lines equally Cheap, at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, Quecn-st. and Victoria st, ftiidatChratehurchand Wellington. Tho Fancy }oods Stock is Unequalled in the Colony. A~ Sf f E D — Studknth to Fount PRACTICAL ENGINEERING AND DRAW INU CLASHES, Training College, Welloslcy-street. . .TEACHER. ..WALTER. ..J.. ..ROBINSON .. Bourd of Education. Certified First-class lTonourn, London, Science and Art Departments. Arrangements for privato pupils. Address: Ewington Road. Mount Roskill Road, or Mr Ewington, Estato Agent, Queen-st. BSisceilaneous Wiihtcds. AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Application!!for a JUNIOR MASTERSHIP, at a salary of £150 per annum, will be received by tho undersigned up to August 2.5 th. Par ticulars may be obtained by calling upon tho Hcad-mafjter, or writing to . JOHN JAMES, Secretary. A PRACTICAL Gardener wants a Situa tion.-Apply J.M., Htm: Otllce. A YOU N G MA N from the South X~JL iHlaml is desirous of obtaining n Situation; hus been used to general storekeeping business; IS years' experience; highest references in Auck land and the West Coast.—Address "A..T.W.," Stah 011100. Olyr TRADE. — Wanted, a Few Smart Boys.—lf. Dnvy, Crown Boot Factory, Groy-stroet. " MILLINER.— Wanted for South, first class Milliner. -. Apply Mr Birth, at Sargood, Ewen,"& Co.'s. TO MILLINERS.—A lady of oxperioi'co and ability required to tako charge of worKroom—Apply Wm, Kattray, (Juee£-Btr_eet. TO BOOT MAKUFACTUKiIKS.— Wainjed by a Man of long experiunco in a msMfuctory business, n Situation as l«\)rcman of Machine or Bottoming Depart ment; good refercncei'.—T L., BTAH Odlee. TO GUM - PACKERS AND OTHER*. —Wunted, a Man foragumstoro. Know ledge of gum and stores indispensable.—Apply to Itichard A. Carr, 21, Customs-street (Nathan's Bond). Ainiiseinciitd. ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSF, TO-MORROW. LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON ! LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON ! MADAME ANGOTI MADAME ANGOT 1 MADAM IC ANGOT! MADAME ANQOT ! MADAME . A NGGT I ADAME i\NGOT ' MADAME ANGOT! MADAME ANGOT! MADAME ANGOT! MADAME ANGOT! WITH FULL STRENGTH OF THE COMPANY. r\ P E R A JI O U S E. GRAND OPENING NIGHT, SATURDAY, AUGUST oth, WILLMOTT'S GREAT DRAMATIC AND COMEDY ORGANISATION. In an entirely now. moral, and instructive Drama, written by Mr Willmott ex pressly for his Company, entitled, FACILIS DESCENSUS AVERNI ! FACILIS DESCENSUS AVEHNI !. FACILIS DESCENSUS AVERNI ! ; HEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENKKY AND EFFECTS. STARTLING INCIDENTS, NEW SENSATIONS, &c. Box plan at Lennox's. Cirolo und Orchestral Stalls, Is ; Stalls, 2s 6d ; Pit, Is. S. MOSS, Agent. milE usual Freo LECTURE will bo do- Jl livcrod by Mr Edwin Carr in tho Eden Hall, TO-MORROAV (Wednesday), at 7.30 p.m. Subject: "Hindr.tncoH to Faith." Discussion. THE ART OF OTENING AND SHUTTING THE MOUTH, By tho REV. S. MACFARLANE, Methodist Fkek Cnuucn ScilopL-uooji, Pitt and Vincent-streets, TO-MOHKOW (Wednesday), August C. Commence at 7.30 p.m. meetings. a r^EALANDIA ROYAL ARCH £ > JLi CHAPTER, No. 197, S.C.-Tho Con- secration and Dedication Ceremonies of the above Chapter will bo held at the Masonic Hall. Princos-street, TO-NIGHT, August 5, at half-past seven p.m. Tho Oration by tho Rev. W. Tobbs, Fast M.E.Z. All Royal Arch Masons aro invited to attend.—By command. William Errington, S.E.__ _^ "VTOTICE to Ratepayers in Baylield, _L* Bella Vista, and Home Hay—Ponsonby Ward.—A Meoting will be hold in the Bayfield School-room THIS (TUESDAY) Evening, oth instant, at half-past seven, to consider tho neg lected state of tho roads, and othor important business. ACS. —Tho Usual Monthly Meeting of • Sanctuary City of Auckland, No. 3,978, will be held in tho Alexandra-street Schoolroom at 8 o'clock TO-MORROW (Wednesday) EVENING, August 6. Candidates from Courts to bo in attendance at 5.30. By order.—H. T. Qaiwatt, Sec. A UCKLAND GAS COMPANY J\. (LIMITED). Notice is hereby givon that a Meoting of tho Shareholders in the Auckland Gas Company (Limited), adjourned from the 30th ultimo, will be hold on 'WEDNESDAY, tho fith August, 18S1, for tho purpose of Adopting tho Proposed Resolutions, or otherwise, as tho meeting may determine. By order. E. B. PAItSOXS, Sec. Auckland, July 30,1551. TT A.C.B. SOCIETY JUVENILE~CONTINGENT. ».■•. ; iY(< A Meeting of tins abovo will a-'v.\ Jjfll take placo on WEDNESDAY, W-'>&}l/e" A ugust li, at 7.30 p.m. raa'ttt Afullttttendancoofmcmbeis PsS-^sS? is requested. ■ ™—"^ P. O'IvANE, Secretary ■vr ■■ o T I C k THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPY. (LIMITED). ThoElevonth ANNUAL GENERAL MEWL ING of tho Company will be held at tho HJaa Offices, llereford-strcot, Christchurcb, ON THURSDAY, 7ra AUGUST, 18SJ,, At Noon. BUSINESS: To receive the Directors' Report and Balance sheet. : To elect Directors. To elect Auditors. ]>y order of the Board of Directors, ISAAC GIBBS, Secretary. Chrißtchnrch, 28th July. 18S1. A UCKLAND CITY GUARDS RIFLE J\. VOLUNTEERS. — Monthly Inspection takes on WEDNESDAY EVENING, August 6, at the Drill-shed, at 7.30 o'clock. Fines for non ■VTEW ZEALAND ART STUDENTS ±S , ASSOCIATION. ■LECTURES. EsrL%ogarth^'at the Museum on the 18th, wi&i' Limelight Illustration. , Admission by ticket onlyTto bo hand at Mears's and Lennox's, i S. STUART, Hon. Sec.



To Let TO LET, at Poneonby Terrace, a Fivo roomeil House, the In'Bt one down; gas and water luid on.—Key with Mr Bonnet, next door. rflb LET, House of 7 rooms, gas and jL water; aUo. one Eamosize for Sale, cheap. —Apply Mr Wright, Booiiaeller, Ponsonby Road. TjiiO LET, largo Front Room with fire- JL place; ten minulea' walk Queen-street.— Apply noxc door to Mr James Itoberts's shop, Jio.'.vo-slrect. rliO LET, to a gentleman, in a privato JL family, Furnished Bedroom, with uao of fiittinK-i'oom. No other boarders. — Address Hoarder, Staii Ollice. riIcTLET, 2 'loomed Cottages, Huslot JL street, Kden Ten ace.—Apply Koht. Rew> Victona-slreet. ___ rglO LET, a Wheelwright Shop at Mount JL Eden, adjoining blacksmith's shop; (food aland for industrious man.—G. F. Kelly, Mount Melon. . FfilO LET, Nice Furnished Room for a JL Younf? Lady engaged during the day; rent, 4s.— Hanuaford'a Agency. WO LET, a 5-roomed House, Franklin X Road; gas anil water laid on.—Apply J. G; Purcy, Saddler, Durham-street. FinO LET, two Rooms; vent moderate.— .IL Apply-to KA. Leon, Upholsterer, next door to (Jott'eo Ptilaco (Cook-street entrance to the Market). f jHO LET, in Vincent-street,- comfortably X Furnished Bed and Sitting-room; private family; gas and water.—Apply Stak Office. TO LET on LoaEe, a largo Grocery and Drapery Store, in a thickly-populated locality; the house contains 7 rooms, with two oxtra stores, car-house, and stable; gas and water laid on; no bonus, stock to bo taken at cost.—Apply to Thoa. Hayes, Upper Pitt-street. PjiO BE LET OR LEASED, a two JL Storied Warehouse in Little Queen- Btrect, rent low. — Apply Partridge and Wollama, Queen-street. nnO LET, in city, a pleasantly-situated JL House, with grounds laid out in young plantation. Possession about 25th inst —Apply to C. Aiclcin, High-street. TinO LET, new 8-roomed Houee and Shop, B overy convenience,' in cno of the best thoroughfares out of.Quccc-streot. An excellent opportunity for a man with capital.—Apply It. McCabc, Ironmongur, Patlcson-iitrees, Free man's Uay. mo LET or Sell, splendid Villa Residence, B Bpßom, nine rooms, stable, etc., within ten minutes of railway station.— House of six rooms, Newmarket, to Let; and for Sale, one House (now) and Allotment, Morrow-street, and one House, Hill-street, ~ win. Dinnison, New market, ' HOUSE uf 11 rooms to Let, H minutes from Post oillco. Kent, £I.— Apply H.T., Star Ollice. i'or Sa!«:. TfiOß SALE, a first-class Sprinp Cart, Jj nearly new, built by Cousins and Atkin.— Apply Robt. Cloughley, Vietoria-atreet Stand F~ ~OR SALE, now landing, ex Hawea, 10 bags Onions, 3 tons Ash Leaf Kidney Pota toes.—Da vies, McMillan and Co., Customs-st.- Oil SALE, Cheap, Prize Pigeons, 2 Pair Beards, 1 Pair Birmingham Rollers. —Apply Stab ofllcc. ~JT\ UK SALE (Cheap), a 1-horse-power J_" Otto Silent ('as Engine. To bo seen in full working order.—Apply Partrldcii & Woollamg, Queen-street. TjflOK SALE, a Bargain, Grocery and JU Fruit Business, including stock, goodwill, and fitting 3; main thoroughfare; price, only £I)o.—Address Stab Oillce. Oil SALE, 4-roomcd Cottage, 4-acro good Land, well cultivated and planted. Several good Allotments Nortlicote and Devon port. 2 Farms near Iho Luke; £5 per acre.— Uco. Brjwn, Land Agency, Dcv onport. OR SALE, Houee of 10 rooms, £ acre land, for £2(50: very easy terms; tiuvrpy Crescont.—Apply to lilwd. Way te, 5, Mercantile Ch ambers. TJT^Olv SALE, a G'-ton Yacht; cheap; in JL good order. —Apply to Mr Clare, Boat builder. Freeman's Hay. OR SALE, a new 10-passenger Omni bus; also.a new Hansom; both vehicles to bo completed to purchaser's order.—Thames Carriaee and Dray Factory. Victoria-st. ICast. FOR SALE, 1 American Cortland Wag gon, 1 Kxpross Wagon, or 4 several new and second-hand Spring Carts, .Buggies, etc.— Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria 3ti cet East. . JJ^OR POSITIVE SALE, two 4-roomed ' Cottages and .ne Shop and Dwelling, each with frontages to two good streets in the city.— Apply to John Soppct, House and Land Agent, No. 8, Queen-street. FOR SALE, those substantial Premisis situated Surrey Crescent, Arch Hill (pre sently oroupied by Scott & Co.), including Dwel ling-house. Outhouses, and Factory over 100 feet lonit, and splendid well. Allotment large und woll fenced.—Apply at house. mo HAIRDRESSERS.—For Sale, a good X Business in a rising place. Good reason given for selling; guaranteed income.—Further information on application to R. Eaglcton. 220, Queen strcetlbotween C an i 7jn thg_evening ! __ mO SELL OR LET, Houses, Shop?, I Farms, Hotels, several nice Businesses; small capital.—Grant & Cooke. 75. Queen-street. ARGE New Shop and House, with good will of Grocery Business und Firewood Yard, on large corner site in the heart of the city. Specially built for owner (who is leaving the colony), with stove, gas, water, cupboards, and every convenience; stock not necessarily taken. Terms easy.—Full particulars on ap licatioo to J. R. Randcreon. Auctioneer. TJOSEBANK Avondale.—For Sale, 20 X\i Acres really first-glass Lund; quite level; feeccd, cleared, ploughed, and ready for crop ping. This is a grand property with largo double frontage in a rapidly rising district, and only about four milon from the city. Apply to ' COUPLAND fc CO., Grain Merchants, Queen-slrect ON SALE, Ground Mortar (delivered in town or suburbs), ZOO cosksi Portland Cement, Plaster of Paris. Fireclay (by ton or lb), Fire Bricks, fcc.-R. Jeukinson, Builder. Lorno- Btrcot, , "VTOTICE TO INVESTORS.—A numbor JL^I of Choice Properties on easy terms for Sale.—Apply Edward Wayte, 5, Morrantilo Chambera. ■ TT I L 111 AM GULLIVER, HOUSE, LAND AND KSTATJC AGENT. QUEKN-STREET. Allotments : Church-street, 33 x 100 6, £3 12s per foot Mount Roskill Koad, 50 x 1J3.6, £2 5s per foot Surrey Hills, £1 and £5 per foot Wharf Koad, 10 x 100, £2 per foot Uulwor.-Ptrcot, 40 x IUS, £2 os per foot Arthur-street, 5G x 100, £0 per foot Prospect-strcot, 80 x 100, £1 per foot Wallace-street, 80 x 218, ftt per foot Arnyle-street, £3 per foot Richmond Koad, 100 x 117. £2 15s per foot Ciuran-strcet, 73x130, £110» per foot Tweed-street, 50 x 130, £1 per foot Shelly 33each Koad, CO x 100, £J per foot Prospect Terrace (Mount Eden)— Lots oO x 110, at 25s por foot -. Jolm-Btreot, soverallotsfor £60 each Cox-street, 10 x —, for £80 each Stuart-strtct, 27 x 110, for £80 each W. GULLIVER, QUEEN-STREET. Board and Residence BOARD • AND RESIDENCE—A com fortable quiet home ia offered for Three Gentlemen in a privato house—Mrs W, Best, College Road (opposite Knglantl-atreet). BOARD AND RESIDENCE.—The Grove. H;D, Grey-street (near the top), Vacancies for a few Boarders. Situation good; terms moderate. Every attention and comfort. —Apply Mrs Rogcrson. T'^cTAiIEIVALS lONlC.—Board and Residcnco healthiest part of Auckland. Terms moderate. — Mrs RobinEOn, St. Mary s Koad, Ponsonby (next to Mr Aley, grocor). EL LESLEY HOUSE (3 doors from Hobson-streot), Wellosloy- BtreetWcst, Auckland, New Zealand. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A Good Table kept, lofty and well-ventilated Bodi-ooms, Plungo and Shower Baths, and every convenience to ensure the comfort of boarders and visitors. Terms, £1 per week. M. MASON, Proprietress. OO VEX NO X BROWNE UOiKI ' HOBSON-STRKBT, VSonrd nnd Lodging _ _ _ 20a per We« Single Room _ _ _ - „ 2ia per Want medical. TTVR. PARKINSON, DE'VONPORT. Hours of Consultation at his residence, Vio toria-strsot— Morning, 9to 10; Afternoon, ito 5 Evening, 7 to 9. Raging Toothache is in V nearly every instance instantaneously cured by using Odontalgicon, the new romedy, Is.—C. W. Goodson, London Arcade JG. HENDERSON'S • CHERRY PECTORAL, 2b Gd and 4s Od per bottle. To be had only at Medical Hall, Pousonby, opposito Three Lamps. TO E LIEF from Cough in Ten Minutos.— XV SHAKLAND'S CHERRY PEgTORAL. Price, 2a fid and 4a 6d.-F. C. Sharland, opposite ho Poat-offlce. "O ■A T S ! RATS! RATS !—Uee . JLV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTK, Rats eat it greedily, and die: no smoll. Price, One Shilling a Bottle. F. C. SHAKLAND, opposite Post-offlco. mOOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneous JL Relief-ODONTALGIC.-ls per bottle.- F. C. SHARLAND, opposite Post-office. office. _______ S'-fcOPBLINK xok the HAlß.—Thia ele i\, 'liant FropflJtttfon completely eclipses -cr>- itniolo of a eimilai kind new before ;.:,: jMii'i ~-"."j-'rino. l 8 6d a bOtUe.-SHABLANI>, Anoti.^ario.-iUa:. WO R M «. All children suffer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Cuf_, aHAHLAND'S WORM ?OWDKRB. 1b packet Apothecaries' Poßt-aflloe..



Public Notices. ONSIGNEE WANTEI FOR i BALES, MABKED yV EX FORFARSHIRE, ' 711 \sjiipped at Glasgow by Webster and n,/ Sod, landol at Duncdin Juno, 1883. L. D. NATHAN & Co., Agent?. ~iVTi;\V ZEALAND TOBACCO GROW ±H ING AND MANUFACTURING COM PANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDER'S. At a meeting of tho Directors held this day, a Cull (the second) of Ten Shillings per Share was made on the siibscribed capital of tho above Company, payable to the Secretary at the regis tered Ollicc of the Company, Beach Road, Auck land, on or before THURSDAY, 11th day of August, ISSI. ARTHUR R. DENDY, Secretary. Auckland, 29th July, 1881. A U~ST rRA"LIAN MUTUAL PRO- X3L VIDENT SOCIETY. Established 1819. SEVENTH QUINQUENNIAL INVESTI GATION. Notiro is hereby-given that a Special Meeting of tho Members of this Society will be bold in the Chamber of Commerce, Sydney Exchange, Sydney, at 2 o'clock in the aftornoon ol WEDNESDAY, the 27th day of August,-1881, for the purnpse of receiving the Report of the Seventh Quinquennial Investigation into tho affairs and profits of the Society-. By order of the Board, ALEXANDER J. RALSTON, Secretary. A 11TY OF AUCKLAND' TRAMWAYS Vy AND SUBURBAN LAND COMPANY (Limited). A Cull (the sixth) of 2b 6d per Share has been made by the Directors of the above Company, payable to the undersigned — Is 3d on Ist September and Is 3d on Ist December, 1881. F. A. WHITE, Secretary. 83, Queen-street, Auckland. £,t; _ ffIHE NEW ZEALAND ,^^| X SHIPPING COM jfefeft* PANY'S LINE. "•"SilSEliErs^ gSi xowlc, from LONDON. Tho above vessel having arrived, Consignees fire requested to pass ontries and obtain delivery orders from the undersigned for their Goods without delay. Curgo impeding the discharge of tho vessel will bo landed and stored at Consignees' risk and expense. SOTICK TO INTISNDIXG (JIIIITERS. It is intended lo deapatch the lonic early on THURSDAY. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (LIMITED), Agents. rjhRANSLATING. — Documents Trans _L lilted into Maori, or Maori into English. - Address " Translator," Stau Office. j(pß> i\i\ A TO LEND on freehold 3V /W, IrS VXV security. — Apply at onae tb.Kdwrt. Wayte. 5, Mercantile Chambcre. OURII'X'UKE Uil'T ASSOUIATIOJM fj DEPOT. High-street (ga)eivay entrance, next Henry Brace and Co.): Qucen-st. Agency, it Messra Champtaloup and Cooper's, Sta tioners. Uonalious i itlicr in Money or in Books will always be thankfully received.—S. Rout, A Kent and Treasurer. Established 1877. TWT 0^ T^ I C E. To facilitate the Sale of Houses, Farms and Allotments, the New Zealand House, Land and [Cstatc Agency, High-str«et, have much pleasure n stating that they are prepared to execute Photographs of all Properties placed in their lands for disposal. M~'"RS CLAYTON'S Boarding and Day School, St George's Bay Road, Parnell. I'hird term, Sept. loth.—Mrs Clayton has no in eniion of giving up her school. &ELENSVILLE TOWN DISTRICT. TAKE NOTICE.—Tho Valuation List for tho flolenßville Town District for tho yeal1 1884 is low open for inspection at Mr McLeod's Store, ■lclensville, until SATURDAY, August 30,1881, CHARLES NEWMAN, Clerk. JC. WESTFIELT) & CO., Wire • Workers, have romoved to foot of Grey iirect. ._ WIN GATE, BURNS, A.ND CO., Iron mongers, Custosi-strcet. Bedsteads! Half Testers) Bedsteads! French Bedsteads. \dvico to thoso furnishing: Before buying jlsowhero call and get prices, and you will be istoniahed. MAM WHITE, FENCER, k5 CUSTOMS-STREET EAST. All kinds of Fencing Material For Sale at Uswcst Prices. All kinds of Fencing put upby Contract, as per plans to be seen at Yard. Twelve Iron Tonka For Sale, good and cheap. Puriri Posts in wholesale lots; also Shingles, Palings, and Pickets. 2s 6d per doz,. &c, Ko. MONEY._We have £2,000 on hand to Lend at current rates, on flratclass security; small mortgages preferred.—Apply .at snee, Steven and Brookfleld, Estate, Commis sion, and Monetary Agents, 152, Queen-street Inpposlto Market Entrance). I" N THE ESTATE OF 6. R. McNAB, DECEASED. AH persons having Claims against tho above Kstato aro requested to forward them to tho Undersigned on or before SATURDAY, the 9th instant. JOH x M. ALEXANDER, . Solicitor for the Executrix. August Jth, 1881. pOMMEKCIAL SCHOOL. The u»dcrsigned beg to announce that they liave Op inert a Day and Night School as above. Home and ColODial experience. For terms and particulars call at the School, 0011686 MESSRS G. AND W. POOLEY. jfiARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may be V^ had at Eady's Mnsic Warehouse, O.nenn-Bt Ttr O W E D B L I S H E D, "THE CRUISE of the WAIRARAEA." Tho Stak Special Correspondent's Nar'ativo of tho "Cruiso ot tho Walrarapa'1 is now issued coniplote in pamphlet form. Persona desiring copies should apply at Stab Office. , MAORI AND ' ISLAND CURIOS. I am a Purohaser of.—Eric Craig, at the Curiosity Shop, Princes-street. HE PROBLEM OF LIFE CON SIDERED."—A Series of Essay Dis courses by the late Samuel Edgar, 8.A., with Portrait (demy 8vo). 7s Cd. A large supply of the above, just to hand, by tho Auckland Sundajt school Union, V.M.C A., Albert and Wellesley streota. ■ IMPORTANT.— For £3 monthly, the JL working man can bocomo Tils own land lord. Arrangements made for purchasing Houses and Allotments, and also for the elec tion of Houbos. Plans and specifications fur nished if required.—Apply to the Now Zealand House, Land, Estate and Finan»fal Agency, High-street; EQUITABLE LIFE SOCIETY OF' UNITED STATES. INTENDING ASSURERS FOR LIFE ASSURANCE Are requested to obtain and read Mr C. Godfrey Knight's Pamphlet on "WHAT IS TONTINE?" In answer to statements made by Mr Black, Actuary for the A.M.P. Society, before credit- . ing statements made by Local Agents and ' Canvassers. Tho AuTnomsßD Canvassers for the EQUITABLE are Jlr Moss, Mr Everard, and Mr Jos. Gilmoro. Head Office fob N.Z.—Loan and Mbrcan-; TILK BDILDINQS, AUCKLAND. . W. A. THOMSON, Manager. J[®~S 4\ T0 LENT on Building 3& JL " Society principles, or on othor terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Weekly. Payment System. Mortgages ana Loans. negotiated. Sco Lißt of Properties for sale on 4th page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited tor investment.— C. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Yaludr, High-street, Auckland. QUITE NEW TWEEDS, splendid pat terns, to measure. Suits, £3 10s. —J. WilUame, Tailor. Victoria-Btreet. PIANOFORTES Tuned, sb, by an ex perienced hand from Kirkman's, London; Old Pianos entirely restored in tone and touch; hammers rofelted, 1 guinea.—W. Sior, College Road (next to Cascade Stoses). and at iCaranga hape Road (opposite Primo's, Ironmonger, New ton). _i?O /I PC A T0 LEND on Freehold dW/W^rtO" Security, at moderatn rates of interests.—Apply to John Soppot, House and ] ,and Agent, No. 8, Queen-street. MONEY TO LEND—The Now Zealand Houbo, Land, Eatato and Financial Agency, High-street, Auckland, aro prepared to lend money in Bums of £5 and upwards on Porsonal Security, and on Freehold or Lease hold Properties at lowest rates of interest. Bills discounted and aiortgages negotiated, MISS PEATE, Fashionable Dress and Mantlcmaker, from Jay's, London, lato of Sydney.—Stylo, fit, and good work combined. Lessons givon in cutting and fitting.—Nolson strect, opposite St. Jamos's Church. mHOMAS SAMUEL -*- fob CHEAP AND GOOD CUTLERY (JUST LANDED). LARGE QUANTITY OF IVORY AND BONE HANDLE TABLE KNIVES. 108, QUEEN-STREET, Next Mr Wentpftthl'g, Bootmaker. AUPIRI EXTENDED COAL-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED), NOTICE 10 CONnUMERS OF TAUPIRI COAL. COAL from Other Mines in tho Waikalo boing now Introduced into the Auckland Market, Consumers of TAUPIRI COAL are Uequeuted to bo Careful in giving their Orders in future to ask for " TAUPIRI COAL." FRANZ SOHKRFF Secretary, Auckland. May 28,1851.



Persona?* > "PAWNBROKER'S SALE. —Will the. -L person who purchased a Gold Brooch (cluster of gamete) at my lust sale. June SO. re- ■ turn same. Will be handsomely rewarded.— James Rae. Pawnbroker. mITE OBnTIBRIAN who took the -ft- wrong Hat (by mistake) from Robson's last Saturday, ennhavo his own by applying to the Publisher._Staii Office. MR BAKES, late of Calliope Dock, ploaso call on Mr Wells, AlbertPnrk. . WANTED, the person who purchased a Uokl Brooch (fillister of gamete) at my hist pale, Junn 30. to return the earns to mo, when they will be handsomely revrarded —Jaa, Kae, Pawnbroker. Gazette in J£ankrupicy>. , IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEST AT AUCKLAND. Notice is hereby givbn that I, James Hil isoubn Smith, of Mount Albert, near Auckland, Builder, have this day filed in tho said Court at Auckland a Petition to be adjudged a Bank-' runt. Dated this Ith day of August. 1881, JAMES HILBOURN SMITH.: John M. Axexandeh, Solicitor for tho Bank rupt. T N BANKRUPTC Y. IN THE COURT~OF BANKRUPTCY . HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. : ~ In tho matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1883.' Notice is hereby given thnt I, Whxiam Allen Gardiher, of Mongonui, in the Provin cial District of Auckland, in New Zealand, Settler, have this day filed in tho said Court at Auckland a Petition to bo adjudged.a Bank rupt.—Dated this fourth day of August, 1881. WILLIAM ALLEN GARDINER*. William Tiioknk, Queen-street and Vulcan. Lane, Auckland, Bankrupt's Solicitor. X N BAN X R U 1' T C Y. in thk ooukt of aiNKßUPxencirp HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. . , | In the matter of "Tho Bankruptcy Act, 1883" and of the Bankruptcy of William ■Allen/. GaUdiner, of Moigomu, m the: Provincial Diatriot of Auckland, Settler, a Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that by an order b£ the said Court at Auckland tho abOTenamed - William Allen Gardiner was this day adjudi cated a Bankrupt within the intent anil mean ing of the abovementioned Act. . Tho lirßt Meeting of Creditors will be held m the Jury room. Supreme Court Buildings, in the City of Auckland, on MONDAY, the 11th August, 1881. at t o'clock p.m. Proxy forms can be obtained at my offlco. FrooE of debt must be furnished prior to or at the mooting. ! Dated this 4th day of August, 1884. i ■ ,• , '.; JOHN LAWSON, Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. William Thokne, Auckland, ~,. ,„,?, Bankrupt's Solicitor. X.N B A N X R U P T C^f" IN THE COUR'Foi BANKRUPTCY,, ,;: HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act,lßßß,"and of tlie Bankruptcy of Mokton Sandbks, ef Auckland, Carpenter, a Bankrupt. Notice is iiereby given that, by an order of the said Court at Auckland, the above-named Morton Sanders was this day adjudicated a Bankrupt within the intent and meaning of tho above-mentioned Act The First Meeing of Creditors w,-ll be held at my offico. Supremo Court Buildings in tho City of Auckland, on MOND/VY, the 11th August, 1831, at ton oclock a.m. Proxy forms can be obtained at my offioo.. Proof cf debt must be furnished prior to or at the meeting. ,';.< Dated this 4th day of August, 1881. ■ JOHN LAWSON, • *« Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. G. N. Brassey, Queen-street, Auckland, Bankrupt's Solicitor. X N BANKRU PTC Y. , IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of " Tho Bankruptcy Act, 1863," - . and of the bankruptcy ot James Hilbourjt _ Smith, of Mount Albert, in the Provlnoial "■ ' District of Auckland, Builder, a Bankrupt. Jl Notice is hereby given that, by an order Of tho said Court at Auckland, tho above-named James Hilbourn Smith was this day adjudicated a Bankrupt within the intent and meaning of the above-mentioned Act. Tho First Meeting of Creditors will be held in my office, Supremo Court Buildings, in the City of Auckland, on MONDAY, the 11th August, 1881, at three o'clock p.m. Proxy forms can bo obtained at my office. i Proof of debt must be furnished prior to. or. at the meeting. i .x;i*v.« Dated this Ith August, 1881. JOHN LAWSON, ■ ft Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. J. M. Alexander, Auckland, Bankrupt's Solicitor. ... «• - X N B A N KR UPTCY, IN THE COURT%F BANKRUPTCY, HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act.: 1883,"-; and of tho Bankruptcy of Piladb Gbezzani, »f Wakefield-street, Auckland; Hairdresser, a Bankrupt.- >.j s s ■■■■ , ■,'-• Notice is hereby given that, by an opder of the said Court at Auckland, the above-named Pilade Ghezzani was this day adjudicated a Bankrupt within the intent and manning of '■ tho above-mentioned Act Tho First Meeting of Creditors will bo hold in my office, Supremo Court Buildings, in tho City of Auckland, on MONDAY, tho 11th August, at twelve o'clock noon. Proxy forms can be obtained at myofllce. Proof of debt must bo furnished prior to. or at thSS^&itU^°^Hf ' ' Official Assignco in Bankruptcy.. Laibiiley & Jackson, Queen-street, Auck land, Bankrupt's Solicitors. ■ ; - ||" XN BANKRUPT '(!%. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In tho matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1883." ' Notice isHKßEßYGiVKNthataaeconddividend, at tho rate hereinafter mentioned, will bo pay able at my offlco, Supremo Court Buildings, Auckland, on and after the 7th day of August, ISBJ, between the hours of one and three o'clock in the afternoon, in tho undermentioned Estate:- :;; George Foster, of Rutland-street, Auckland, Boot Manufacturer. ,2s fid in the & : Dated this sth day of August, 1881. JOHN LAWSON, Official Assignee?/ AUCtlonS.,..:;.;'' TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST; 6, 5 At 12.30 o'clock. ' )/', v?) ONEHUNGA AUCTION MART, KNIFE CLEAN EII Kerosene, Lamps, Bedsteads • j .—■-.-- *.•'£ Chairs, Tables, Mattraases, Side Saddles . ,< Gents' Saddles, Gents' and Ladles' Bridles Stove • Fluke, Kidney, and Shepherd Potatoes Oats, Oatmeal .. , . -.. ~ :-■ ■~ Colonial Oven,Fowlb, &c,&c '•'•' Also, Drapery, Boots ~„...,,, Crockery, Groceries *..'■• < ■-. i Hli' WM. STEVENSON, Auctioneer, t 'i'iKS ■ •■' TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clocki; ' /i MESSRS CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL SELL by auction, to-morrow-, (Wednesday), at 11 o'clock sharp, .:, ' ~', j r; PRO DUCK—Hams and Bacon, Potatoes, Ooir-i" rols, Onions. Sharps, Bran, Oftts, Wheat,' Oatmeal, Chaff /....-;■ ■•/* GROCERIES—Tea (in chests and boxes), 3 tone WhileSugar.Kerosene,Biscuits,Soap, Sec, ;.'... Cheese, Keg Butter, &c -.;■■-. DRAPEUY—Men's, Boys', and Youths' Cloth-. § ■ ing, and General Household JDif peiy ' . ■'.'( FURNITURE] Jowollcry, and Fancy Goods CARBINES & TAYLOR, . : Auctioneered 'I ■'.■ TO-MORROW, 11 o'clock a.m.,:;, h: APPLES! APPLES! . Ex Hawea,, from Nelson. ..\ ~ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, at "Arthur's Mart," to-morrow, at 11 o'clock a.m., : ■ • 69 CASES SUPERIOR WELL-ASSORTED NELSON. APPLES.- TF IDDRHAM YAKDS. IjjtOß SALE, at the Durham Yards, 1 w- every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, -t lIDKS, TALLOW, WOOL, and 3KINB- ;, ; . . huntbrTnolan. Coutluuedlou Fourth Fuse,