CABLEGRAMS.

[BY CABLK.-COPYIUUHT.]

[rKUTEk'H TKLKC4RAMS.]

Spread of the Cholera in France.

Paths, July 9. — Latest uocounts to hand from Marseilles show that the cholera is in creasing in that distiiet, three, deaths from tho disease having occurred ut Aix, a town sixteen miles oil. The House of Lords and the Reform Bill. London, July B.—ln the House of Lords today, tho Franchise Bill was under con sideration, when Earl Cairns moved an amendment declaring that the proposed re form is unacceptable without simultaneous provision for the re-distribution of seats. After a. dobate, tho consideration of the amendment wasadjourned until to day,when a division is expected to bo taken. Accounts to hand from tho English hop districts are more satisfactory, recent showers having proved beneficial.

The Meaaure Kcjrctoil

London, July 9.—ln the House of Lord" last night the bill for reform of the franchise was on the motion for the second reading, rejected by -of> to 140.

[SPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

(Received July 10th, 1.40 p.m.) Tho Frozen Moat Trade. London, July !).—Tho frozen meat by the ship Oamaru has arrived in splendid con condition, and is realising :">d por lb. Tho market is glutted. Allegod Secret Treaty, The " Poll Mall Gazette" states that a secret treaty has been entered into botwoen Franco nnd Portugal.

Plot to Kill tho Emperor of Austria,

Arrests have been mado at. Triosto of persons who, it is alleged, attempted to injure tho Emperor of Austria during a recent railway journey.

AUSTRALIAN.

Tho Australian Federation Scheme.

Melbourne, thisdiy.—ln thoLegislative Council last night tho motion for an ad dress to the Queen, praying that Her Majesty would cause to be submitted to the Imperial Pariament a measure for the construction of a Federal Council for the Australian colonies, was carded unani mously. Hohart, July 9. — Tlio quotum of establishing a Federal Council was brought up for discussion in the Legislative Council to-night, and a motion in favour of the same in now under consideration.

(Received July 10, 11.10 a.m.)

Melbourne, this day.—ln the Legisla tive Council last night, the resolutions of the Sydney convention, after a brief debate, were adopted unanimously.

Sydney*, this day.—Au aiili federation motion was under discussion in the Legisla tive Council last night, lion. \V. B. Dalley mado a tino speech in opposition to tho motion, and warmly supported annexation. Tho debate was finally adjourned.

Hoiiakt, this day.—The Legislative As sembly passed the resolution in favour of Australanian federation. Reform Bill for Tasmania. Hobaut, this day.—A Ministerial bill lias been introduced in the Assembly, providing for the reform of the Parliamentary franchise of this colony. Melbourne, July 9. —A Ministerial Land Bill was introduced in the Assembly to night. Melbourne Grain Report. The manager of the National Mortgago and Agency Company of New Zealand (Limited) reports ••—Wheat, per bushel, 3s lOd to 3s lid: market llat and prices drooping. Malting bailey, 4s to 4s Gd; market dull and prices irregular. New Zoalaud oats, feeding sorts, firm and in active demand at 2s lid to .'is 3d ; milling ditto, tinner, 3s 2d to :is 3d, Now Zealand oats, under bond, 2s 3d to 2s Gd. The New Governor of Victoria. Hobakt, July 9.-Sir 11. li. Loch, Governor-elect of Victoria, arrived hero to day. His Excellency will reach Mel bourne on Friday, the 11th inst.

SUPREME COURT.-Civil Sessions.

YESTERDAY.-(Concluded)

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.) William McKinlav v. L. D. Nathan- and CO.—Claim, £500 damages.—Mr H. Campbell for the plainliff, and Mr E. Hesketh for the defendants.—Tho plaintiff Is a hotelkeeper at Oropi, carrying on business near Tauranga, and tho claim arose out of tho alleged action of the defendants In breaking and onteiing his house. removing goods therefrom, and consequently injuring his business. The defence was that Mr L. 1). Nathan, but not the firm, had done so by virtue of a bill of sale held by him as trustee in Asher's ostate.—Mr Campbell contended that tho effect of the defence was to admit tho alle gations set out in the claim.—His Honor took the same viow o,' the matter. The defoneo, without denying the statemont in tho uluim, said in effect, 'Somebody elso did it.'—Mr Heskcth submitted that there was every defence, viz., that the firm was sued, and that L D. Nathan did the things complained of in his capacity us trustee of Asher's estate, and not by tho firm.— Alter some fun her discussion the difficult}' was overcomeby thename "Laurence David Nathan" beingsubstitutedforthatoftheilrmasdefendant. Mr Campbell then opened the cuse, and William MclClnlay (plaintiff), James O'Keofe, Joseph Squilebal. and W. G. Johnson gave evidence in support of the claim.

THIS DAY.

At the opening of the Court this morning tho hearing of the case of J. McKinlay v. l. 1). Nathan was resumed, Mr E. Hesketh at onco proceeding to state tho defence. After this] lie called Charles Chambers, agent for Messrs L. 1). Nathan and Co. at Tauranga, who was ex amined at some length. J. It. Neighbour, com mission agent at Tauranga, William Simpson, carter, and Joseph F. Buddie, also euve evidence. Learned counsel having then been heard upon the evidence adduced. His Honor said that he looked upon the defen dant's action in this matter as a very high handed outrage which could not be justified in any way. If he believed that ho had honafidis under the bill of sale, that did not make any differencp, seeing that if ho hid looked nt the bill of sale he must havo seen that he had such righls. It was a remarkable thing that, having this bill of sale, ho should not havo done any thing for so long a period, but have allowed the plaintiff to remain in actual possession of his leased premises for a whole year before making any claim uoon him. Ho thought thnt under the circumstances, not only was the defendant not justified in breaking, as was ad mitted, into the plaintiff's promises, but that tnero was not even any reasonable excuso for it. As to the goods seized upon and removed, thoro had not bcon. one tittle of evidence to show that a single article of these was included in thogoods meDiioned in the bill of sals, and yet it w. s (he duty of the defendant to havoassured himself of that. Unquestionably the defondant was a wrong-doer in the matter. Looking to tho facts of ihe outrage, he held that the plain tiif was entitled to considerable damage, v pon such outrages the law looked very seriously, for they were calculated to lend to griu-e brunches of lho peace. Tho plaintilf in this case must have been a very good-tempered man. orolse he must have rosiated the violent outrage made upon himself and his family. According to thu whole facts, tho wrongful seizure of goods by breaking open tho h use, and ttieir sale, as well as the injury to tho trade and reputation of plaintiff resulting therefrom, ho considered that he was not giving them too large damages in assessing them at £150. Judgment would therefore be given for the plaintiir for that amount, with costs, according to tho lowor scale.

Colonial Bank of New Zkaland v. James Dunlop.—Claim, £289 Is 7<l, for money lent to defendant and paid on his account, with interest thereon. Tho ca3e was undefended.—Mr James Russell, for tho plaintifra, therefore stated the ense, and proved the claim by tho evidence of Percy DalP, ledger-keeper at the bank.-Judg ment was then given for the amount claimed.

MrMunro's lecture on " Solomon," in the Eden Hall last evening, was very well at tended, and was attentively; listened to throughout In contradistinction to Messrs Keid and Exley's ideas that Solomon was in a spiritually morbid fjtato of mind when he wrote tho book of Ecclesiastes. tho lecturer went on to show that the expres sions $ound in this book exactly tallied with those found in Job.in Isaiah, in the Psalms, and in many other parte of the Bibltiy so if Solomon wrote this alien in a diseased or atheistical stato of mind, then it logically follows that all tho other writers wero in the same state. In tho lecturer's opinion the scope of the book of Ecclesiastes was identical with that oE the book of Job, and it was a sort of connecting link, wherein the writer wishes to impress upon his readers that there is a time for everything, and that though for the present many ex cesses seem to go unpunished, yet in God's own good time He would mete out justice to all.

ELECTION NOTES

r.M!Ni:u,.—Mr K. Fitzgerald, who may best be described us a modified edition of (Jarrard, lias been requisitioned, and con sents to contest this seat. Mr S. T. George has called a meeting of supporters for Satur day evening in the Oddfellows' Hall.

Mr Seymour (ieorge will hold a meeting of his supporters at the Oddfellows' Hall, l-'aincll, on Saturday, and will address the elector.; in the famuli Hall vii Monday evening. NfcwmN.—Mi1 lJeLautour address.es a meetiiiL r of electors to-night in the Ton sonl.y Hall. Eiikn.— The supporters of Mr Tole meet this evening in the Eden Terrace Hall. B.vv ny lsi.ANiis.--Mr llobbs addressed the eleclors at. Kohukohu on Tuesday night and got a Vote of thanks and confidence.

UohNKY.—Mr Moat has delivered ad dresses at Port Albeit and Te lvopuru, re ceiving in last place a vote of thanks.

Tiik l'lrm.ii'AN.s' I'i.atkokm.—The follow ing tiro the test questions of the Licensed

Victuallers' Association to all candidates lor seats in Parliament :—l, That, the electoral roll shall be the mil to bo used at the L-U'itioiK' fur liivn>in;; commissioners. 2,

That if I lie licencing; commissioners shall refuse the renewal uf any license on the ground that the house was not required, the owner shall bo entitled to fair compensa tion. :S. Any person feeling aggrieved at a decision of the licensing commissioners, shall have the right to appeal to a higher Court.

\\ Aii'A.—Mr Lake addressed the electors at Waitetuna Yalloy yesterday evening, when there was a good attendance, includ ing a number of natives. He was ques tioned at foino length by natives as to whether he would support a Bill restoring to the Queen's natives fi certain piece of

land in Kaglan dist.net confiscated by Go vernment. They had never joined in war, and therefore their land should not have been confiscated. Mr Lake

promised that if any injustieo had been ilone to tlio natives lie would support any measure which aimed at setting the matter right. A majority of thoso present pledged themselves to Mr Lake, and ac corded him a unanimous vote of thanks and I'onliilenee. At Whatawhata last cvoning Mr Lake addressed a Itivge audience, and after an interesting address a vote of con fidence was defeated by only one vote.

Thames.—Col. Frastr addressed a meet ing of Thames electors last night, and ro ceived a vote of confidence. Ho acknow ledged himself v supporter of Sir Geo. Grey, but feared tho day was distant when the latter would regain power. Ho expected tho present Government would bo oustoj from oliioo, and would coalesce with the Vogel party ; but ho would not promise support to any Government which would not attend to tho interests of tho Thames district. Fkanklin South. —At Mangatawhiri Valley on Monday evening Mr E. Hauiliu addressed the electors in tho school-house, and on tho motion of Mr Lyons, received .1 vote of confidence. At Pokeno Valley on Tuesday evening there was a largo attend ance in the public hall, and after Mr Ham liu had addressed the meeting for ovor an hour and a quartor, questions wore asked by Mr K. llobbs, Mr Kingston!, Mr Clarke, and Mr Shotlield. A unanimous vote ot thanks and confidence was passed in the candidate.

MarsDEN.—Our Wuipu correspondent telegraphs:—"Hon. Mr Mitchelson ad dressed one of the largest meetings over hold here last night. Ho spoke well, carry ing tho meeting entirely with him from lirst to last, and was given a vote of confi dence by acclamation and cheered on leav ing. He regretted tho defeat of the Government at n tiino when two most im portant measures to New Zealand wero ready to be broHght before the House, viz., tho completion of the North Island trunk railway and Mr Bryco'a Land Bill, both of which were urgently needed by the country. Ho expressed as his opinion that

if the administration of affairs were to bo conducted by Sir Julius Vugel he would

involve tho country hopelossly in debt. Tho only reason given by the Opposition for their late acti< n was that the Government had been in oliico too long."

WELLINGTON.

Mr G. K. Goldsmith has retired from South Wellington in favour of Mr li. Fisher, and Mr F. Frost retires from Te Aro in favour of Mr F. il. Fraser. Mr .John

alliance addressed the electors of Wanganui

last night, in the Princess Theatre, and re ceived a vote of confidence) by a large majority.

CANTERBURY.

Mr Wilfred Badger him rotirod from tho contest for Stunmore. MrT. J.Joy nt ad dressed a crowded mooting at Cluistchuivh last night, and received a vote of conlidonco. Mr(.'oorge Uoruey, President of tho Work ing Men's Political Association, addressed the Stanmore electors at Richmond last night, and received a vote of confidence

NORTHERN OMNIBUS COMPANY.

A Lively Meeting.

Ax extraordinary general meeting of share holders in the Northern Omnibus Company was held in the large room of the K.Z. In surance Buildings this afternoon, the busi ness being " To pass a special resolution ro incving tho present directors from office, and also to pass a special resolution requir ing thecompany to bo wound up voluntarily, and the appointmout of liquidators." There were about thirty shareholders present. Mr VV. L Mitchell occupied the chair.

Mr Hesketh asked tho Chairman whether he had not just before the meeting sold his shares for 10s per share.

The Chairman said the question was cap able of a doublo interpretation. Messrs Hesketh and Alexander had offered to pur chase his shares for 10s per share, and he agreed to sell, but afterwards said that lie would do so after the meeting. Ho did not

think any man would say he bought the shares. In answer to another ques tion, Mr Mitchell said that if it was asserted he had sold the shares, he would leave the meeting.

Mr Hesketh asserted that the shares were purchased ; he had the money ready for them, and he wanted to know why Mr Mit chell continued in the chair. (Voioo: That's what we want to know.)

Mr VVinstono thought it would not bo fair tor any director to leave the meeting.

Mr Breokes pressed the question as to whether the Chairman said, "I have sold the shares, " and Mr Mitchell eald he must have been misunderstood.

Mr McCaul said the bargain was legal until the money was paid.

Mr Bollard asked if Mr Buchanan had not gold his shares.

Mr Buchanan said he agreed to do so and signed the transfer, but he found that he would by handing it over be doing a dis honourable thing, and ho had it in his own hand (Cries of Oh !) The matter then dropped. Directors' Report.

The reportof the Directors was a very lengthy one. It stated that soon after they were elected on April 18 last an attempt was mado by a cer tain faction resident in Avondale to thwart and hinder tho Directors in endeavouring to effect a change in the economical management of the Compaay. Mr Bollard, tho then manager, who had, at the extraordinary meeting pledged himself to resign, upon being called upon to do so positively lefused. but questioned tho legality of the election of Directors, and with held from them every information regarding tho affairs of the Company. To still further hamper the Directors a letter was sent to them, claiming for Mr R. Garrett a continuing scat on the Directory, and that tho lowest on tho poll should retiro in his favour. Gontlomon in the interest of the opposing faction took advantage of a quibble in law to oust a newly-olected Directors from his seat, and the Director had no option but to admit tho claim. Although Mr Bollard's resigna tion wus handed in, and a charnro of manago mont took place, tho efficient working of tho Company was at once paralysed when Mr Bol lard and his party caused an extraordinary meeting to be called for tho express purpose of removing the directors from office. Later the resignation of Mr Barrett was han 'od in. and accepted. Tho report then went on to give quo tations from the minutes, commencing with a proposal that Mr Bollard bo elected to the vacant seat, and eventually recording the election of Mr Phipps. Mr Starkoy was next engaged as &.nnager conditionally. Uio diroctors bclicvo that in the present mana ger they havo a man who would eventually make tho concern a success. Yet the harass and inconveniences in the way havo well nigh determined its operations as one of profit From the very outset the Company has net earned its expenditure, and ithc diicctors are dissatisfied with the management because of tho want ot economy, &c. In putting a stop to this, they received such persistent opposition that it was impossible to undertake the work of securing Btabllng,on a site at Avondale under favouraolc terms. Tlie directors conoluded by suggesting that the best course to adopt in the interest of all intercftel was to cause an early and voluntary winding up of the Company. Balance-sheet, Dr.—Capital. 4.000 shares at £1, £4.000 ; issued 1 878 shares, £1 called up (less unpaid, £405 10a), £1 472 10s ; bills payable, <508 Cs lOd : sundry creditors, £222 16s Id ; total, £2,270 12s lid.

Cr.—Plant. £1 000 7s 7d; preliminary expenses, £62 19a 3i ;in vestments, £:>SO; horse feed in stock £71; balance profit and loss. £869 Bs4d : cish in bank and in hand, £1G 17a 9d; total, £2 270 12s lid. PrtOFir andLo?sAccount. —Dr.: To balance Nov. 30, 1883, £253 7s 7d ; forage, £499 14s9d; rent. £Gslls; wages and salaries, £528; horse shoeing. £41; repairs and general expenses. £179853 i; preliminary expenses. £311059 d; de preciation written off, £370 14s 81; total, £1,972 T.i. Cr.: By receipts. ±1 102 18s 8d ; balance, £W) fa 4d ; total, £1,972 7s. The accounts were audited by Mr Jno. Milne,

Mr Bollard said tho Company seemed in a very unsatisfactory state. He ashed why the mooting was kept back and the sharo holdors not called together earlier, the requisition having been sent in in May. Tho Chairman replied that tho directors made no unnecessary delay in responding to the requisition.

Mr Bollard, referring to the report, said it had been drawn up very unfavourable to himself. Attempts were made to throw dis honour on Mr Oarrett because ho had never been asked to leoign, and was not guilty of a quibble. The only threat he made in connection with the Company was when ho sent in his resignation, which was becauso he had asked that applications for manager should be called. Ho strongly objected to Mr Pliipps, and he said,"lf yon persist in appointing Mr Phipps I will do my best to have him removed." Mr I'hipps was afterwards withdrawn. Tho balance-sheet was brought forward in such a way that very few directors could understand it. The expenses of tho otlico and the expenses of tho road were jumbled up. He wanted to know who wrote off the depreciation. A section of the shareholders wanted to paint the affairs of the Company as black as possible. (Hear, hear.)

Tho Chairman said the valuation was made by a son of Mr Joseph Craig (dissent). Tho horsus being in a very bad state, the directors took out 'J"> per cent, on the cost of tho plant.

In reply to Mr Bollard the secretary gave the receipts for five months under the new management, and remarked 1 hat the receipts were i'2S per week. Mr Dakiu seconded, Mr Bollard moved, " That a special reso lution bo passed removing the present directors from otlico." A long discussion ensued, in which there was a good deal of recrimination botweon Mr Bollard, the directors and shareholders as to who was responsible for tho loss that hud occurred.

Mr Winstono moved, and Mr Buchanan seconded, " That steps be taken to closo up the Company as speedily as possible." Mr Buchanan said that Mr Bollard had sent reflections on the balanco-sheet audited by Mr Milne, a respeetablo public ac countant. Tho Company hat! lost £"500 in a less period than ten months. Tho direc tors of the Company gavo Mr Bollard a loyal support (" I\o, no !") up till about tho end of November,, when they lost so much money.

Mr Hoiketh moved a further amend ment "That this meeting do now adjourn till Tuesday evening, at tho Mount Albert Hall, atS.3op.in., when tho shareholders be afforded every opportunity of ascertaining the true stato of tho Company from a de tailed statement of accounts." Tho balance sheet, he said, was a tissue of falsehoods and misrepresentations. Mr Buchanan soconded tho amendment profofnia. Ho asked if Mr Hoskoth would specify ono of tho falsehoods.

Mrllesketh said ho would tell him at tho adjourned meeting; more than ono,

The amendment, on being put to the mooting, was carried, 25 vcting in favour of it and LI against.

The mooting thon adjourned.

MINING NEWS

(HV TKI.ECKA I'll— OWN ('OUIIKKI'IINIiKNT.)

Tiiamf.h, this day. Deeil Lkvkl Cross. — Operations havo been resumed by this company at tho 040 ft. lovel on a gold-bearing leader in tho foot wall of the cross lode.

Auu'knia.— Madden, tributor, crushed 20 loads for 16ozs. Hdwta.

Kuranui Hill.—Wilson, tributor,banked an additional lost. I!)dwts

New Prince Imperial,—Cold was freely visible in the reof at No. 6' level aftor break ing down yesterday afternoon, but harder country is now apjiearing on tho footwall. Oriental (Otnnui).— Tho crushing of .'SO loads produced 26ozs gold.

ALLEGED CHILD MURDER.

(BY TELEIIKAriI — I'RHXS ASSOCIATION.)

Wellington-, this day. A cask of infanticide occurred at Tniteru

yesterday. A young girl named Annie Anders 3D was confined of a child, which was subsequently found doad, with murks of violence on the body.

MORE DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

(|!V TKLWIKAVH. —PRKBS AsanuiATluK-)

CiißisTCiiur.i'ii, this day. Tin; phop and house occupied by James Lane, shoemaker, were destroyed by lire last night. The stock was insured for £415 in the London, Liverpool, and Olobo Ollico. The building was also insured, but tho amount is unknown. Tho stables and outbuildings, bolonging to Mr Jackson, butcher, Papanui, wore destroyed by fire. Tho loss is fully covored by insurance.

A concert is to bo given on Thursday evening noxt in tho Ponsonby Hall in con nection with St. Mary's Convent. Tho entertainment will bo under tho patronage of the Sisters of Mercy, and tho object for which it has beon organised is to raiso sufficient funds to carry on a bazaar, which it may bo mentioned will eventuate in a few months. Many offers of support havo al ready been received, and, judging by tho array of talent who have generously prof fered their gratuitous services, tho affair should at leabt prove a pecuniary success.

Tho Genoral Committco of the Auckland Benevolent Society is to meet in the City Council Chambers to-morrow at two p.m., when those of tho public who tako an interest in the Society's work aro in vited to be present.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1884,



At the Invereargill Police Court to-day, a woman named Maud Lewis was fined £10 for selling porter without a licensee DECLINE OF MAN.-N.rrou, Wwkuku DmA«i», Impotence. Utxilnl Debility. rairJ l.y " tt'oO-.\ Ifnllli Xi lnr..-r. ' AtDraigUU. Kemi'tlionic, Prnnser* <'v., Agents, Aiutlaii.l.



Lost and Found. LOST, between Parnell and Remucra, a Pair of LadlO3' Now Boots.—Tho finder Will be rewarded by leaving the saino at B. Tonks and Co.'a. LOST, on Saturday, near the Suffolk Hotel, Ponsonby, a Lady's Gold Watch ana Chain, with initials of owner.-Finder woll rewarded on bringing samo to G. Campbell, Tailor, Queen-strcot, LOST, from Newmarket Stotion on June 30, a Black and tan Dog (between retriover and setter).—A reward on returning to J. Mo Coll, Newmarket. LOST, on Saturday, black Retriever Dog; answers to the name of "Ponto."— Finder rewarded on returning name to Mr Coghill, Upper Union-street. fIOUND, on Monday, 30th Juno, Retriover Dog; if not claimed within 7 days, will be sold to defray expenses.—Apply Star Office. THE KAIPARA STEAMSHIP COM PANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance of Section 202 of ' The Companies1 Act 188 i " a General Meeting of the members of ihc above named Company will beheld at tho Oflico of the Liquidator. 15. Custom-street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the sixth day of August, 1881, next, at 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpqsoof having an account laid beforo thorn shewing the manner in which the winding up has been conducted 'and the property of the Company disposed of, and of having an 7 ex planation that may bo given by lho Liquidator; and also, in pursuance of section 216 of tho said Act, of directing by extraordinary resolution the way in which the books, accounts, and docu ments of the said Company and of tho Liquidator Bhall be disposod of Dated this eighth day of July, 1881. (Signed) WILLIAM LODDER, Liquidator. fXI A.C.8.5., Auckland Hi Branch, No. 81. A SpeeiarMceling of the above will bo held immediately after Ihe Ordinary Meeting on WEDNESDAY, ICth instant, to consider the report on tho Quin quennial Valuation. Tho bupi iiesa being important every member is requested to attend. P. KEARNEY, Sec. ELENSVILLE TI MB E R COMPANY. Depots— NKWMAKKET RAILWAY STATION. MOUNT EDEN RAILWAY STATION. First, Medium, and Second-class Building Timber. Flooring. Lining, and other Dressed Timber Shingles, &c. Town Okfick— COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS. V" ■ m. . v. i; • FRIDAY, 10th INST. - ENTBRTAINMENT " Behold How Brightly"-Choir. "O, Summer Wind"—Choir. Song—Mrs Smytho, "Sing on with Cheerful Strain "—Choir. Duet—Misses Marbrook. "Queen of the Valley "—Choir. "Queen of the Spring"-Mrs Chadwlck. " Evening"—Choir. Conductor—Mr CHADWICB. SELECT READINGS AND RECITATIONS. Admission, to Non-Tickotholdors, Is.



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ANTED—To tho Eloctor.s of Auck lund — Just landed, 50 cases flobart Jama, (id per tin.—Co-operative Store, Jlobson ilreet. VK7ANTED — Thrifty Jlouaowivcs to TT know—Haniß, 7d; Salmon, 7(1 tin ; Kresh Huttor, lOd and In; Salt Huttur, from Ud; Halsins md Currants, lid. -Cooperative Store, llobson street. ANTED, the Ladies to Know that wo are selling our Millinery during this [Hearing Sale at nominal prices. — Samuel L?oombea & Co., Canada Buildings, Queen- ANTED, I'upilo for Carpontern' and Builders' Druwiiiß Clans, held at the V.M.C.A.. on Tuesday and Friday Kvonings, ill "..'iO. For particulars apply at Class room, to If. Maekay Kripp. WANTED, a Situation aa Housokeepor or Mother's-holp by a domesticated por liin; good needlewoman; reference.-Address * Mm, P. 0., North Shore. W?"ANTED, good Gas Fittors, Brass T T Finishers; constant work.—J, K. Ilayoa, Plumbing Works. \\T ANTED, Dairy-fed i'ork, cash buyer, y T (!. I)ulmc. Butcher, Qupcn wtroot. VY rANTED, aSituation |n country hotol ; T T would mako liimaolf generally useful.— A. )'J9|iondei], Uovprnor Brpwnp Hotel. WANTED, a Situation as Bakor (single) or Soiiond-hand.—Address A. lloll'man, ■are«f Mr McDonald, Osborn House, Franklin liuud West; WANTED KNOWN—Wo are Soiling HoiTorliMioK Long Clotli at its lid per 10/. - Huimu.l Coombcs and Co., Canada lluild ,\\KH. (juovn-3trect VJifANTED, Four or Fivo Gentloinon TT Hoarders; comforUiblo homo: bath ■ooni: turms modorate.—Addroas Mr Riddle, Trafalgar Houso, HurleiKh-street, KyberPass. VVTANTED, all in Sympathetic Accord TT to Listen to " Mother's Last Words " on MONDAY. July 11th. in tho Alexandra-street School-room. AdmissioH—Adults, Is; Children, WANTED, n i'erson of good address to Canvass for new publication.—Address • a.Q.T.."STAitPfflco. \\J ANTED, a good Ooneral Sorvant ; T T must bo able to cook; references re in ired.—Apply to J.lrs Oshonic.City Itoad. lITANTED TO KENT (with purchasing TT clause preferred), alwut IL' Acres of ..-iriil with CotlaKO within drivinu: illstanco of Mickland.-W.'l", Star Olilee. WANTED, Boarders. Bath, piano, home comforts. Kxcellcnt table. <t<li: iul i<l view. .Superior aicoinniodation. IVrms, £1. — KcnilKOrth House, Vincent itreet. IVTANTED, by n Kospeetablo .Man, T T Place of Trust; t;ood accountant; iiuick it llK'iires, frai'tionß, and interest; i»ood ■<;fi'rehefH.-N.. Mr Hartpn. Stah Ollleo. \,\7"ANTK|), cveryotio buying Blankets \ T to nee tho splendid show and good value o he obtained at London House, from Is Md to Its eaoh;—James fcjeutt, London House, Victoria md Nolsoitsf reels, Auckland. \\rTN r TED KNOWN. — During the T T Clearing Sale at Coonibcs and Co. we ire sullint,' French Merinos at Is lid ; all colours. -Samuel Coombea & Co,, Canada Buildings. WANTED to l'urchoso, on oasy terms, a S-roomed Cottage, with Karuon, near s'uwton or Mount Kden.—Address A.H.. care of Mr K. Wood. Symoiids-Btreet Auckland. WANTED, Ladies to knoiv that Mrs - Atkinson, Professional Drees and Habit linker, of Upper Symonds-street, Kiiarantees .e.ulihg Fashion, Latest Stylo and most \ceurateFit. Competition dotted. Apprentices vmiioil. WANTED, in tho neighbourhood of Shelly Heach or Home IJay, a 5 or IHoomod House, with ahod. larffe allotini'iu, 01", and city water. li«nt must bo moderate is iiilTertiser would take a suitable placo as a lemianoncy,—Address "Homo,"Stak Otllco. W~ ANTED KNOWN.—Having Bought a Manufacturer's Stock of Laeo Curtains, ivc are now selling them from 3s lid per pair; ivorth double the 11101107.—Samuel Coombus & .'O.. (ianada UuiUlinga. Queen-gtroct WAITED— Whon you are in Jlobeon street call and see tho large and choice itock of Mosgicl and ltannockburn Tweeds, for ;hc present season, at Munro and Milligan's. ANTED TO SELL, a large quantity rf Orecu Oata.—Apply Stah OlHce. . WANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Cloan and Repair, at T. Nutoford's, IViitohmaker, Victoria - street (noxt Union (lank). Charges moderate; all work warranted [or 12 montlis. ■ i WANTED KNOWN-For Hosiery, Coombes and Co. is tho best houso in Auckland. -Canada Buildings, Quecn-sticot. WANTE D KNOVVK—Not Selling Off ! Not lietiring from nusiness! but Sell ing Cheaper than any other house. —J. 11. Hannan, Draper rfnd Clothier, Victoria-street, off Hobson-Btroof. ' ANTED TO LET OR SELL, a New Six-roomed Verandah Cottage will bo finished in a few days; on main road the very host position in Mount Albort; volca Die soil.—Apply J, Hound, on tho property. \,\7"ANTED, Every Elector iii tho TT Colony to road "Tho Electors' War Cry," a most startling Hook on Land and Poverty. Peruse it carefully before promising your voti«r approaching the polling booth. Is now published. Pi-ico, Ono Penny. W~ ANTED—The Ladies of Ponsonby to know A. McLcod haß opened a Servants' Registry in St. Mary's Itoad, near the Threo Lamps. WANTED KNOWN—See our Stock of Blankets beforo purchasing—£sou worth. 9-1 Blankets, is f'd, 9n fid, and 10s fid per pair; 10-4 Blanko'.s, 12» 6d. 17s (id, and 203 per pair; Twill Scotoh Blankets, New Zealand Blankets, and Coloured Hlankets. These goods aro tho best value wo over offered.—D. McPherson Karangahapo Road. WANTED KNOWN—We" have a Una of Foulo Dross Tweedß at7Jd por yatd, worth Is 3d; tho most useful of all winter stuffs ; extraordinary valuo.—D. Mot*horsoo, Karanga hupo Road. WANTED KNOWN— Cueap Timbkb ! ChbapTimubbl And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere olso at tho yards of P. Qoldib. Albert-street. WANTED KNOWN, during this Clearing Salo wo arc selling a Good Scarlet Flannel at 7Jd, worth Is. — Samuel Coombes and Co., Canada Buildings, Queou streot. WANTED, hundreds to take a walk up Victoria-street to see and buy a Fancy Check Twoed Dress—l 2 yards for as Hid. A large pile, all ono price, to chose from.—James Scutt, London House, Victoria and Nelson-sts, Auckland. WANTED KNOWN.—Four-in-Hands, Ulsters, Dolmans, and Jackets, in the latest styles, can be obtained at S. Lovoll's, Wel lesleystreet. Ladies' own materials made up Dressmaking on tho premises by experienced dressmakers.—Apprentices wanted. WANTED KNOWN—Men's Soft and Hard Felt and Serge Hats, Mon's Work ing Shirts, Men s Dress Shirts, Men's and Boyg1 Tics, Collars, Braces, and Socks, Boys' Hats and Caps, Cheap and (Sood, at Donald, W. Jack and Co.'h, Ponsonby Road. WANTED KNOWN. —Look at our window.—Having a surplus stock of over 1.000 Ladios' and Girls' Felt and Fancy Straw Hats, principally tho Mashor and Henry If. shapes, we are clearing them out at the Low Price of Ono Shilling each. — D. MpPherson, Karangahapo Road. WANTED WELL KNOWN, during tho Clearing Sale wo are selling a Ggad Saxony Flannol at BJd, worth is 3d.—Samuel Coombcs and Co., Canada Buildings, Queen street. ' ' ' ' WANTED KNOWN—We aye Selling Koipoi Blankets (usual price 40s) for 27s 6d.—Samuel Coombes and Co,, Canada Buildings, Queen-streci. WANTED KNOWN, that all working men can save their money by calling at the Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Meals Sixpence; Board and Lodging 15s per week.— Robert Murdock, Proprletor.-^Note the address —Nearly opposite the Waltemata Hotel, and cloae to tbo Doolr ■ i.■,■ ■>' '.'. '■ ■" WANTED KNOWN.-Ladiea can have their Dresses Fashionably Made, ■and a good fit, for moderate charges, atD. W.Jack and Co.'s, Ponsonby Road.



Wanted. X\T ANTED, two smart Young Giris VV Waitresses; must understand th business.—Apply to Coffee Palace, Guoen-st. WANTED, a General Servant, at on> —Mrs Crawford, Medical Hull, Newt' WANTED, for the country, Strong L to carry out bread and be otherw useful; highest wages.—Apply J. Ularkson, Grey-Htreet. \\T ANTED, Sinple Man as Partner * T vutabliuhod Business. ■ Small capi ouly.—Perseverance. Stak Oitico. \\T ANTED, v Partner with small capit; V T -Apply llroker, Btau Ottlce, forfurll; particulars. "ITTTANTED, a good General Servant. V T Apply to the Auckland Boarding-hou! Albert-street. ANTED, two or threo gentlem. Boarders; 18s per week; four nilnut from G.P.O.—Address at W. D. Dallen'B Co fectioner, Queen-street. ~\ DVERSISER wants to Rent Shop, > j\. part of another in vicinity of Post-oilk —Slate price, j&c ,to " ii.8.G.," Stak Oiltco. ANTED WELL KNOWN, wo a selling, during the Sale, a Good Will Jheet'ngat9jd, worth Is 3d.-Samuel Coomb and Co., Canada I'.uildingM, Queen-street. __ ___.___.__ ._____.-__ VV That on THURSDAY, next DAR BROS'Drapery Establishment Will be opent with a Grand Display of General Draper Persons studying economy should patronii Daro Bros., as their goods are marked at asto; isliing low prices. Dare Bros, invite tho publ of Auckland to visit their establishment, an they can judge for themselves as to the qualit and cheapness of Dare Bros.' goods.—Note tl address: DARE BROS., Manchester Hous. Victoria St. (a few doors below Nulson-st.) VIT'ANTED KNOWN — That wo ai Vt Selling a splendid Dross Materinl at 41( worth la - Samuel Coomboe and Co., Canad HuildingH, Qneen-strcct. A"N TED KN.OWN- Tliat tho STOCK of CLOCKS AN! VATCHKS AND JKVVKLLKUY at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE hus boon Greatly Augmented by LARGE Al RIVALS, and an Inspection is solicited of th STERLING HOLD and SILVER GOODS (a WARRANTED) in tho Uu«en-»treot Window and tho Artistic IMITATION JEWELLER' in the Victoria-street Window. We make SPECIALTY of those Two Lines, Icoepin both the Gonuino and the Imitation to SUIT a! TASTES and Pockets; but they are kept Scpii rate, and Displayed in Different Streets. Stcrl Silver Sots, 2s (id ; Brooches and Kings, la each and other Lino equally Cheap, at GOODSON'I LONDON ARCADE, Queen-st. aud Victoria st andiitChrtotchurchand Wollington. The Fane Gooda Btock Is Unequalled in tho Colony. ANTE D KNOWN.-Durine tin; Cloarlng Sale we aro selling a Bplcndii Tweed Trousor at ;w lid, and a super line for 7; 61]; worth double the money.—Samuel Coombc: & Co , Canada Buildings, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN—Tho groat Clear ing Salo is now going on at Samuo Coomuos and Co., Canada ItuildiiiKS, Qnecii-st, WANTED KNOWN- A FEW OK NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S WKLL-TUIKD RKMEDIKS FOR WINTKIi USE. 'i-.- COMPOSITION POWOER.-It is known ir all English-speaking countries for its man) good qualities. You who aro subject to Coldi or Soro Throats don't be without it; Is Kd a tin 5s alb. BALM OF GILEAD.—Bevon /cars' trial hat proved this to bo 0110 of tho Beat Compound! over oltered for tho ouro of Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Cough. 2u a Bottle. (X)UOH POWDKlt.—Kffootual and quick in Congestion, Pleurisy, or Inflammation of the Lungu. Is Cd a Tin. COUGH SYRUP.—Whoro there aro ohlldren nolh'" 18bcttpr for Coughs. Crpop, Qr IJron A pure expe- tomqt wit|iot|t tiiqrphia 01 lflCd and 'Jb « Bat Up. HOP BITTKRB,3a 6d a Bottle. NEIL * Vhl FF O R D, HERBALISTS, BOTANtC DIHI'KNRAKV, WKI.I.ESI.KV Bi'KKKT, AUOKI.ANIi ANT E D KNOWN.—During thlf Clearing Sale we aro Belling all 0111 Ulsters mid Jackets at half-price commencing nt In lid. — Samuel Coombes & Co., Canada Buildings. Queen-street. \ mm :l. 1 ' — Miscellaneous Wautcds. ADVERTISER wixlieH to join nnotlier lirasnm'l Millinery Bu6ines». - Address '■I'.ux.'^AuOlllce. rilAlLOKlNG.—Youtipr Man wanted 1 with £15 or £20 to join another in good money-making idea.-" Tailor," Stah Olllce. |M) A R1) OF EDUCATION" Applications for tho appointment of Head ■ iiiLster of the Ni'lson-Htntot School, Auckland, will bo received by thn Board on or before THURSDAY, .'list July, ifM. Salary acconling to scale, based 011 average attendance, about C2SO a year. Applicants to stair full particulars. A nyl'andidato who, either directly or indirectly. |4 coiu'erned in canvassing memliers of thn Board or of Iho School Committee will budis qllaliil (I. By niiler of the Hoard. VINCKNT E. RICK, Si'cretnry. To Let mo LET, Hoot and Shoo Business in the .1. Ponsonby Road, (ippositc Sjirrcy Hills ; good position. — Apply Diltton Bras., I'pper Qneen-slrect. rpi) LET, •„' Hooms nnd uho of Kitohen. A. Apply next door to Rtgloy'sShop, Upper Queep-mrcpt. near York Hotel. T~ O LET, New 5-rooined C-ottage at Kingsland; rent, 8s por week,—Apply to Mr Hewitt, ICingßlnnd. ri^O LET, in Karangnhapo Road, nice JL Parlour and Bedroom, splendid view; ilino out preferred.—Apply at Dovonshiro D&lry, ICaraiiKaliapo Road. TO LET, ft Houso of throe rooms in Ox ford-street (off Great North Road), with spring well nnd all conveniences.—Apply to Mrs Oonaalla, Oxford-street rlnO LET, Shop, 40 feet long, to K ether 1. with Dwelllng-houso, in Elliott-Street.— Apply to James Rao. T~O LET, Part of a Houso in good locality (unfurnished). - Apply " 1,460," Stah Olllcc. rilO LET, a five-roomed House, with A. rogistcr grate, kitchen range, coal shed ; In good ropulr.—Apply MrsSimkins, Park Road, offGraflon. rpo LET, in Collogo Road, a Houso nnd _L Shop of seven rooms: rent, 21s per wcok. -Apply J. Kane. Sentinel Road. Ponsonby. rpo LET, in Customs-street, a Workshop JL suitable for blacksmith or bontbuildor.— Stau. Ofllcfv rpo LET, 2 Front Rooms (unfurnished), I live minutes' walk from Quoenstroet; Nelxon-street, opposlto St. James's Church, next to Tqit, Bootmaker. TO LET, Sandon House, Dedwood Terrace, Ponsonby (close to Three Lamps), containing seven rooms, bath, and scullery.— Apply Central Store, Jervois Road. rpO LET, Uiopand DA-olling-houso near J. the junction of Pittand Grey-streets : tlrst rhiia business stand, double window (plato glass), gas and water laid on; ront low.—J. M, Lennox, Land Agent. Quecn-strcot. rpcTLET, tho 3-storied Brick Building _l known as Foster's Boot Factory, in Rut land-stroet, just off Queen Btreot; suitable for a manufactory or wholesale store.—Apply to L. 11. Neumegen, Darby-street TO LET OR FOR SALE, 3 Now Four roomed Houses in Howe and Collingwood strcets.—Apply Antonio Martin, Fnyal Villa, Hepburn-street. O BE LEASED, Fort-street, those ex tonsivo Premises almost adjoining tho new oftlccs of the EVENING Stak, and until lately tho Customhouse Hotel. This block of BHbstantial Brick Buildings is suitablo for either Warehouse or Merchants' Stores and Otllcos, being convenient to tho Shipping and Railway Station. Rent moderate.—Apply to W.| L. Mitchell. Mercantile Chambers. HOUSE and SHOP To Lot in King- Btroet, Great North Road; ront, 16s.—In quire atMr White's, Grocer, cornor of Nowton and.Groat North Roads. m o l c t. FIRST-CLASS SHOP~A.ND DESIRABLE SUITE OF OFFICES IN MOST CKNTRAL PART OF QEEEN-STREET. Being a part of the front portion of those most desirable and centrally situated premises of Mr E. Watkiih, Confectioner, Queen-street, con sisting of Front Shop with plate glass window, largo Show Room upstairs about 50 x 23, well lighted, and grand staircase which could be convorted into a Suito of OlVues, second to none in Auckland, and in most central part of this city. To Solicitors, Insurance Companies, and others, this property is unsurpassed. Full particulars from D. F. EVANS, Anctioneor and Land Agent. medical. TTVR. PARKINSON, DE'VONPORT. Hours of Consultation at his residence, Vic toriastreot—Morning, 9to 10; Afternoon,4 to 5 Evenjng, 7 to 9. RELIEF from Cough in Ton Minutes.— SHARLAND'S CHERRY PE6TORAL. Prico, 2s 6d and 4s C<l.- F. <!. Sharland, opposite he Post-office. DATS! RATS! RATS !-Use XV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE, Rats eat it greedily, and die: no smell. Prico, Ono Shilling a Bottle. F. C. SHARLAJJD, opposite Post-office. \\r ° 3 m'■ «. » T All children suffer from them. If Buspected. ask for the Certain Cu'_ BHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, la packet. Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-office. TTIOLENT Raging Toothache is in T nearly every instance instantaneously cured by using Odontalglcon, the new remedy, Is.—C. W. Goodson, London Arcade. OOSELINE tob thb HAlß.—This ele ill gant preparation completely eclipses nvery article of a similar kind now before rhe publlCj-Price, lsdda bottle.-SHARLAMU. Apothecaries' Hall. G. H~E~N D E bTHTn ' S • CHERRY PECTORAL. 28 6d and 4s fid per bottle. To be had only at Medical Hall, Ponsonby, opposite Threo Lamps.



For Sale. a? T7IOR SALE, a light Three-spring Cart iclr B' little used, with lamps, cushions, &c, con ple.te. A Iso, set Brown Harness, Bilvcr-niountcil cc. -APP'y Stah Office. ■ on! THOR SALE, New 8 h.p. PortabL jjj .12 Engine.—M. Nicol, Queen-street Wharf. ise TDIOR SALE, Early Potatoes ; about 1( 87, JD tons Shepherd's Seed; a good sample. ---_ .Apply to R. M. Courtney, Epsom, in T/'OIt SALE, House of 10 rooms, i aen tali X land, for £'W; very easy terniy; Hurrej Crescent.—Apply to Edwd. Wayte,s, Mercuntili al Chaui bers. icr TTIOR SALE, a lirst-clara Hack ; carries 1 JJ lndy; good fencer. Also, a Sidesaddle. ---~ Apply Star Office. 3C| V?1OR SALE, 15 acres of Land at North Jj cote ; part cleared ; price, £110: on easy — terms.—Apply to R. Arthur. Auctioneer. 0" "j/^OR SALE, a new lfi-passenger Omni in Aj bus; also, a new Hansom ; both vehicles to be completed to purchaser's order.—Thames — Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria-st. Kast. :«. TJj'IOR SALE, Cheap, Four Greyhound J. Pupa, four months old, from good stock.— ~ G. Fell. Grocer, corner of Sule and Vernon 16 streets, Freeman's Bu}\ Ji TTIOR SALE, 1 American Portland VVae- I 1 gon, 1 Express Wagon, and several new ~ andflficond haml Spring t'artn, Hugßios, etc.— ~ Thames Carrlitjjo and Dray Kuctory, Viotorla '■•'' stroet East. y, T/10R SALE, a bargain, ;i well-liniahed ac JJ l-roomod House and Allotment, filft'i; n- cash required. £45. —Heigliton & Co., 177, Quecn ic street (upstairs). 'y l-pOR POSITIVE SALE, two 4-roomed ie X? Cottages and one Shop and Dwelling, each 0, with frontages to two good streets in the city — Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent, — No. 8, Queen-street j 0 T7IORSALE (Mount Roskill Road), splon ia JD did^Ulottnent, cleared, and commanding good view; nearly opposite Rollctt's store; 10ft — x 150 ft. Price, £317s (kl per foot; easy terms.— — Apply J. R. Itundcrflon, Auctioneer and Estate D Agent, Queen street. TmOR ABSOLUTE SALE.-A Grand , A: Farm of 200 Acres, with House anil Out *' buildings, situated in a rising and prosperous II district on the East Coast, together with 31 head : of cattle. 1(J piga, good draught horse, poultry, U Sec. Tidal crock runs through tho property. „ All farm produce can be disposed or to the best 8 advantage. Must be sold at once.—For further particulars, apply to I). F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent, Queen-street. 1; £• -j /i|| -NEW 4-roomed House for j oWxTC" Salo on Deferred Payments; s £11 deposit; a bargain.-C. Williamson, Estate • Agent, High-street. ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 200 casks Portland ? Cement. Plaster of Paris. Fireclay, by ton or lb, 1 Firo liricks, &c—R Jenklnson, Builder, Lonne * Btroet. CANTERBURY BACON AND HAMS. —Several Tons for Sale.—Telegraph Uox j 38, Ashburton. A BARGAIN.—To be Sold, a Grocory Store (freehold) in rapidly rising district, doing £12 a week cash. Amount required down, £:'i. r); remainder very easy terms.—Apply "Pro gress," Stah Office. .' TyrOTIGE TO INVESTORS.—A number 1 JLi of Choice Properties on eas\ terms for , Sale—Apply Edward Wayte, S, Morcantile j Cliamberx. : rpo PRACTICAL"UfAIKY FARMERS. I " FOR SALE-An Interest, with a view tQ a workiiiK iwrtnership, in a large and well-estab ' lishod Dairy Husiness. None but a thoroughly practical man, euiial to the nmnagement of a j large dairy farm, need apply. The business is j iTi|iijnerativc. and undoubtedly |he largest, and best (i. the North Island. For fnller particulars, apply to , T, LKKifl WHITE, \i. Schcr|(!sHi|il(Ungs, Fort Htreet, 'im O H H A^ IT E, X ARANU.\HAI»E UOAD-HUvtionery Bu-lness Fop Sale, lease and goodwill, choap. SEN'I'INEL ROAD House. 8 roems, To Let; ■ large allotment; 20s per week. JERVOIS ROAD-New Shops and 6 rooms To Lut; also New Shop 11 ml 1 room. Apply W. GULLIVKR, Queen-street Tji O R " S A L E. :"^ ORANGES. 300,000. ORANGES. Just arrived, per Oamaru. A Regular Supply will now be kept in Stock, as IluaUaro put on now to arrive regularly monthly. STORK: CUSTOMHOUSE - STREET. Address: Ciiaklkh Haoi.ky, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in all kinds of Fruit, Paknki.i. Risk. Auckland. JUST ARRIVED, and for Sale by the Subscriber, cheap, for cash— 20 tons Flnke Kidney Potatoes lit) lons Ulue Derwents L. W. EATON, No. 8, QIIKKN-STHBKT. Advertisements Late for Classification [I/I 11, A. \\\ Q'NE 1L L WIM. ADDRESS THE KLECTOJt.S OF EDEN AT ST. SEI'ULCIUtE'S SCHOOLROOM, SYMONDSSTREET. ON MONDAY EVENINIi, JULY 14, At 8 o'clock. Tj< 1) E N E LECT IO N. A Meeting of MR TOLK'S Supporters will be held at the Eden Terrace Hall (near Eden Vine Hotel), at half-past seven THIS (Thursday) EVENING, the 10th instant. Tjl D E N B LECTIO N. MR TOLE, being unablo to obtain a hall earlier, will address tho Electors on TUESDAY EVEN ING Next, 15th instant, in tho NEWTON ATHEN.-KUM. at 8 o'clock. TO THE ELECTORS OF WAITE MATA. I have the honour to offer myself as a Candi date for ycur suffrages at the approaching General Elections, in the liberal interest. I will shortly meet you, and will give you my views on tho present political position, HARRY W. FARNALL. TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock, AT SIBBIN'S MART. O/l A SACKS TABLE AND SEED &-*t\j POTATOES 150 sacks Oats SO cases Korosone .TO kegs Butter, 21 Cheese 120 mats Sugar, 70 packages Tea Coffee, Tobacco, 20 tons Fino Flour 1 cases Best Hams and Bacon, Maize 60 sacks Fowl Wheat 50 boxes Candles, 20 boxes Soap 20 bottles Hitters Groceries and Sundries. WINGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron mongers, Custom-street. Superb Self setting Rangc.s 3ft., 3ft. 3in., and 3ft, Bin. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until Noon of MON DAY, July 21, for tho Erection and Completion of a Wcßleyan Church at Birkonhead. JCDWARD BARTLKY. Architect. INGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron mongers, Custom-Btrcet. Best valuo yet seen in Auckland. Kitchen Ranges, 3ft., 3ft. 3in., 3ft. 61n., 4ft, 4ft. 6in.. sft., and 6ft. MAY QUEEN GOLD-MINING COM PANY (LIMITED). Shareholders whoso names and the number of whose Shares are heroundor set forth are re ? nested to take notice that their shares, fort cited or non-payment of Call, will bo Sold by Publio Auction by Mr T. H. Cottorill, at Te Aroha, on SATURDAY, tho 19th day of July. 1884, at tho hour of 11.30 a.m., unless the Call, together with the oxpenses that may have accrued thereon, bo paid to the Manager on or before the day of sale ;— Name, No. of Shares. Lilly 500 Cook MO William John Dickson 250 D. a. MacDONNELL, Auckland, July 10,1884. Manager. MISS PEATE, Fashionablo Dress and Mantle-maker, from Jar's, London (late of Sydney). Lessons given in Cutting and Fitting. — Nelson-street, opposite St. James's Church. TO LET, 4-roomed Houso, Edenstroet. —Apply R. Rew, Victoria-street. WINGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron mongers, Custom-street. Mistross Kitchen Ranges, No. 6, 7, and 8. X\7 ANTED KNOWN—A Mangle for V T Sale—Apply at the Stah Office. WANTED, a good Cook.—Blue Host Boarding-house, Victoria-street East. ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mrs Wright. 257, Quecn-Btreet (opposite Garlick and Cranwell). WINGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron mongers, Customs-Btrcet. Galvanised Iron, Locks, Hinges. Nails, Grates, and all kindß of Building Material, at prices which must give satisfaction. WANTED, a Baker. — Apply to R. Farrell. Onehunga. WT ANTED, a Good General Servant,— T T Apply to Mrs Bailoy, Nelson-street, near the Gae Works. W ANTED, a Cook and Laundress.— Apply to R. C. Greenwood, Vulcan Lane, or Mrs Greenwood, Mount Albert. ANTED, a First-class Vest Maker; constant employment.—Apply H. L. Posseniskic, Merchant, Tailor, and Importer Shortland-street, Auckland. WINGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron mongors, Custom-street. Bedsteads! 1 (Half Tosters) Bedsteads! French Bedsteads. Advico to those furnishing: Before buying j elsewhere call and get price?, and you will be attii Ished.



Electoral "DAßNELL ELECTIO JHtS. THORNE GEORGE will Address Ib Electors at the Parnell Hall on MONDA" Evening, at 8 o'clock. T> ARNE LI. ELEC T1 0 N A Meeting of the Supporters of Mv S. THORNE GEORGE will be heJd at the Oddfellows' Hull, Parnell, 01 SATURDAY EVENING next, at 7.30 o'clock. MR CHARLES ATKIN will Addrosi the Electors of Eden aa follows :— FRIDAY, 11th inst., 7.50 p.m., Wullis'i Athenaeum MONDAY, 11th inst., 7.30 p.m., Waite': Hall, Mount Eden Mount Albert and Hazell's Riding School Kden Terrace. mO THE ELECTORS OF EDEN, I have tlm honour to offer mywlf as n Caudi dale for ynnr miffraEes nt tho forthcoming Mention. I Hlinll take an early opportunity of again ad dressing you on political matters. I liuve tho honour to be. Gentlemen, Your obedient Bcrvant, ALLAN WM. O'NEILL. TjUECTORS OF SOUTH FRANKLIN. MR. E. HAMLIN DKSIKK3 YOU TO MEET HIM AS L'N'DKR:— MONDAY, JULY M—ln Bombay Hall TUESDAY, July 15-Schoolroom, Mnketu WEDNESDAY, JUJ/Y 10-Old School-room, Arnrinni THURSDAY, JULY 17-School room, Kobe kohe FRIDAY, JULY 18-Schoolroom, Pollok SATURDAY, JULY 10— Schoolroom, Awhitu EACH EVENING AT 7 P.M. MR D k LAUT 0U R will address tho Electors of Newton and Ponspnby— : At the Arch Hill School-house on MONDAY '. EVENING, the Uth inst., at 7.30 o'clock. And At Avondalo later in the week. "^"1 Gontln\iod on first Page. meetings. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellesley nmi Albert1, streets. — Evangelistic Service Tills (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All are invited. Recent arrivals cordially invited. TVF"& EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE, 1.1 • AUCKLAND BRANCH. Tho Annual Meeitng of the Branch takop place on SATURDAY, 19th instant, at 2 p.m., to receive Reports, to elect Officers for ensuing year, and Delegates to Educational Conference. H. MASON, Hon. Sec. mo ENGINEERS AND BOILER .I. MAKERS. A Meetine will be hold on FRIDAY EVEN ING next, lltli inst., at 8 o'clock, in the Work ing Men's Club. Business of importances v^l rjjiHE Members of L.0.L., No. Sffn A 1, aro earnestly requested to s?*y{ Assemble at the Hall, in Full Regalia -1 ""and White Glevos. on SATURDAY. 12th inst., at 1.30, to take their place in the Pro jjyorder of the W.M. _ & \~\T HANGAREI LOY A L tas^ ORANGK LODGE, ctlv^MfiL The SEItVICK of tho ANNI- N&y»r"jjVKRBARY commemorated by -i%-^Vy»».-this Institution wiH, by the kind "I:iSSS§?O permission of the Rev. L. Cubitt, .wm«m«~ | )( , hel(1 In C | irist church, Whan garei, on SUNDAY EVENING. July 13. Tho Sermon will be preached by the Rev. J. If. Hawkis, M.A. IMlhlic Notices a, s? rWMiV NEW ZEALAND •*- SHIPPING COM- TjSjgjgsSLHAUUUK GLANCE, FROM All Claims and Accounts against the above named ve.-.scl in respect of her in ward cargo mus 1 be rendered in TUH'i.it'ATK to iho undersigned Qnor before SATURDAY, 12th iiist., at noon, otherwise they ciinnot be recognised. TUB NEW ZEALAND SHIPPINU COMPANY (Limited), Agents. !••> REWAKD will bo paid to any per dt"V son who can identify the individual who insulted Mr C. U. Smith on SUNDAY Noon, underneath Mr Neal's Verandah, Theatre Corner, having followed him from junction ftre bcll.—Apply l. B. Smith, Fruiterer. Queen-st. ALL Accounts due by F. and W. Fowler up to July Ist must be rendered before tho 20th inst., and it is requested that all Out standing Accounts be paid, on purpose to settle partnership accounts.—Notice is hereby given that en this date Mr G. S. Fowler was admitted a Member of the Finn —F. &W. Fowler. July 18U 1881. I DESIRE to purchase a few Maoris' Skulls, also skulls of Aborigines of Aus tralia.— AddreS, Dr. J. Simms, Royal Mail Hotel, Auckland. FIREWOOD, cut and long, at lowest market prices. Pulham, pannatyne and Co.'s Mahurangi HYDRAULIC LIME, Roche, Slake and Shell Lime, Portland Cement, SAND SHELLS. Drain and Socket Pipes, BRICKS, &c—CHRIS. WOOD, Customs-street West. PUBLIC NOTICE.—J as. R. Johnston begs to intimate that ho has now opened his Joinery Works over Mossrs Patterson and Co.'s premises, and is now prepared to Manufac ture every description of Joinery (trade quota tions for general Joinery), Stairs. Shop Fronts, &c. Church and School Furniture. Shops and Ollicrs tastefully fitted up. Best Workir.anshtp at Moderate Charges.-J. R. JOHNSTON'S Joinery Works, Lome street. Auckland, July !),188J. TX7- A L X I N G MATCH. Entries for Twelve Hours Walking Match will be received until 9 p.m. on SATURDAY EVENING noxt at tho Prince of Wales Hotel, Hobson-street, where full particulars can bo ob tained. DIAMOND GULLY GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Shareholders whose names and the number of whose Shares are herenndcr set forth are re quested to take notice that their Shares, for feited for nonpayment of Call, will be sold by Public Auction by Mr Greenwood, at his Auc tion Mart, Vulcan Lane, Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 11th day of July, 1881, at the hour of 11.30 a.m., unless the Call, togothcr with the expensos that may have accrued thereon, be paid to the Manager on or before the day of sale :— Name, No. of Shares. John Moore 150 John Ryan 34 Robert Graham Macky .. ..100 D. G. MacDONNELL, Auckland. July 2,1881. Manager. HAFF! CHAFF ! CHAFF !—On Sale by tho Undersigned, a good Sample of Oaten Chaff.—Potter and Co.. Durham-street. p\ LASSBLOWING, Fkeeman's Bay.— \JT Saturday afternoon, from Zto 5. Admis sion, fld'. Each Visitor recoives one Glass Jug, —M. Cook and Sons. W~~ ANTING NOTICE.-For Trees and Plants of every description, flrstclasß Seeds of all kinds, and garden sundries, apply to C. T. Wron, Nursery and Seed Warehouse, Rcuiuora. Catalogue forwarded on receipt of address. Telephone No. 209. : _ "\TOTICE.—I beg to inform my Cus- J3I totnera that I have no intontion of giving up business, my Great Cash Sale being held for the purpose of getting together tho "Ready Money" to buy Spring Goods.—E. Tester, Draper, Karangahapo Road. C(ASH ! CASH ! CASH ! — The great / want of depressed times is Ready Money, hence my present Salo, where you can get tho Cheapest Goods now obtainable—Tester's Groat Cash Sale, Karangahapo Road. lANOFORTES Tuned (ss) by an ex perienced hand from Kirkman's, London. Old Pianos ontirely restoroa in tone, touch, and quality; Hammers refcltcd, 1 guinea.—W. Sior, Karangahopo Road, Newton (opposite Prime'B, Ironmonger). Pianos selected for intending purchasers. £*~t f\ TO £10,000 LENT on Building 3t>_|_ " Socioty principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Wcokly. Payment System. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for sale on Ith page. Six per cent allowed on money deposited for investment— C. Wit.liamsox, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuor, High-street, Auckland. ATIGHT-SOIL CONTRACT Quarter ending Juno 30th being now due. Erompt payment must be made, or service will c discontinued until paid for. Tenants in futuro will require to pay in adVanCo" SAMUEL WHITE, Contractor. Oflicc: Custom-street East, opposite Arnold Ilines and Co. riARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may be \J had at Eady'B IvTusio Warehouse. Queen-st. A~M WHITE, FENCEIi, CUSTOMS-STREET EAST. All kinds of Fencing Material For Salo at Lowest Prices. All kinds of Fencing put up by Contract, as per plans to be seen at Yard. Twelve Iron Tanks For Sale, good and cheap. Puriri Posts in wholesale lots; also Shingles, Palings, and Pickets, 29 Sd per doz.. tec, &c. DAKIRARAHI No. 1 BLOCK. I hereby caution all persons from dealing with the Timber on this Block, as the same has been legally purchased. with all necessary rights, by the Union Steam Saw Moulding, Sash, and Door Company (Limited). Neither Hohepa Hokairi nor Mr Singleton Rochfort have any right or authority to offer the said Block or Timber { er salo Dated at Auckland the 10th day of Jbne, 1784; K. T. DUPAUR, Solicitor. Qucon street, ' uckland.



Ciazette in Bankruptcy. TN BANKRUPT.C IN THE ESTATE OF AUSTIN LEWIS Al CO., DUNEUIN. Creditors in Auckland of the above firm, lati trading in Auckland as "WJWAEII liKW AND UO.."arurei|ui«ti:d to send their Proi of Debl aililieased ■Utlicial Assignee iv Uai ruptcy, Dunedin," on or before tho 19th instan JOHN LAWSON. O/licial Assignee hupreme Court BuildiiiKS, V- Auckland, July 9,158 J. TN BANKRUPTC1 , IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDSN A I' AUCKLAND. In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act, ISB3. ■ Notice is jiehehv given tnat Hitting for tl Public Examination of Die undermentiom Bankrupt!!, all reaiilent within the I'rovinei District of Auckland, will be held ut, tl Supreiiiu Court, Auckland, on TH.URSDA' tin: l?th day of July, ISS4. at eleven o'clock i tho forenoon. Olllcial No. 28. MARY CAMERON, of the City of Auc land, storekeeper. . 31. JOHN GUNK McINTOSH, of Remuer near the City of Auckland, carpenter. 31. ELLEN BOTTONELLI, o£ the City i Auckland, milliner. 3G. LIONKL PHILLIPS, of tho City of Auc] land, wine and spirit merchant. 37. CHARLES HENRY PRINCE, of the Cil of Auckland, boot manufacturer. 38. THOMAS HAMILTON WILSON, i PuKCkohe, farm labourer. :«). JOSEPH INGLIS, of Wade, contractor. 10. HENRY EBISON GRAINGKR, of tt City of Auckland, cook. 11. GEORGE FOSTER, o£ tho City of Aucl land, boot manufacturer. 13. SAMUEL JOSEPH MONCRIKF, < Walroa, neur Ohinomutu, boarding-hous 45, WILLIAM SPENCE, of Coromandcl, cor tractor. , . 40. HENRY ADAMS, of Coromandcl," cbi tractor. 17. HERBERT MARITN JACKSON', of D< vonport, near the City of Auckland, con tractor. 49. THOMAS HOLLAND and WILLIAJ GKORGK FORTZEK, of Ilia City of Aucfc land, storekeepers. 50. ROBERT THOMPSON MARTIN, of th. City of Auckland, boarding-house keeper 51. JOHN GOODFELLOW, of Cambridge storekeeper, • • r, 51. WILLIAM RICHARD MOORE.'' am ERNEST F. TOWNdHEND, of the' Cltj of Auckland, wipe and spirit merchants. r,->. JOHN EDWARD BANKS, of Thames merchant, —- — C 5. JOHN DANIEL BENTLEY, of tho Citj of Auckland, engineer and fitter. JOHN LAWSON, Official Assignee. Supreme Court Buildings, Auckland, Bth July, 1884. Business Notices /"IHINA TEA SEASON, 1834-85; j I beg t» inform my numerous clients that I have received cable advice of the departure, From Foochow direct for this port, OP THR FIRST SHIPMENT OF MY NEW NEW NEW TEAS! TEAS! TEAS! id anticipate being enabled to show musters about the ond of -J urA'. Market this year much in favour ct buyers. 1 intend to oiler special inducements this yoar for trade Knes. ARTHUR H. NATHAN. OBSON HOTEL, coiner of Hobson and Victoria-streets,—Mr Lee 3 begs to inform tho Public that he has taken the BIL LIARD-ROOM in connection with tho above Hotel, and hopes, by careful management, to merit a fair share of support,—D. LEES. ]NTew Law T'ahtnership. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announco tha thoy havo commenced Practice in Co-partner ship as BAURISTKRS AND SOLICITORS n Chambers in IWgh-rtkkkt, opposite Mr W. Atkins Printing Office. E. W. BURTON. W J. NAPIKR, Auckland, September 22nd, 1383. THI G. E W I N G T O N, ESTATE AGENT, QUEEN STREET. (Established 18 years.) Any person who will pay one-fourth cash can have a House, or House and Store combined, built ut Rocky Nook according to plan to be arranged if application is made before 31st in stant. Balance can remain ou easy terms. To Bakers—A Shop and Bake-house for Sale in the best position in Auckland. Good Bargains on the Mount ltoskill Road, viz.. Houses, Shops, Cottages, and Allotments. .Money to lead on Mortgage. nnOOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneous X Relief-ODONTALGIC-ls per botUe.- F. C. SHARLAND, opposite Post-office. JAMES X N"O X, Mem. Inc. Soct., Eng., CIVIL AND PRACTICAL /ENGINEER1 Consulting Kno'inekb, PATENT AGKNT, PLANT VALUER. 31. N.Z. Insurance Bprrj>nfOß.:: - T3OOT SALE EXIRAOKDIJSARV ! 80 CASES LADIES1 CHILDREN'S :Tt'H) E.S. AND BUTTON BOOTS TO HAND 1 Will most positively be cleared at from 10 TO 15 PER CKNT. UNDER OUR ÜbUAL IOW PRICES I Pr.Rabb Note: 3 Trunkß Ladies' French Glove Kid High Button Boots, 12s Gd; usual price elsewhere, 16s 6d. THE PONSONBY BOOT Is acknowledged to be the best Winter Boot made: stylish, neat, anddurable. An assortment is Being made by us for the present season. THE PATENT LACE GRIP - ■ (now for the first time introduced) is an inven tion by means of which the Lace, when once fastened, cannot possibly become undone of it self. Fitted to all Lace Boots, if desired. Especially made for this sale, — 80 Pairs Maids" & Womkn's HicihLaCe Boots. calf fronU, from 8s (Id to 126 (kl; all pegßed. Note This: By manufacturing my own stock, our oustomers retain the profit usually absorbed by the retailer. All stock is in the best condition, and as such must and shall be cleared at the lowest possible reservation. . Call Early at . . Caix Eaely Call Early T. PROSSER'S, Ca6lEarby UPPER QUKKN-STREET, AND A THK NEWTON 80l : cWARKHOUSE. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Open 8 a-m. to 8.30 p.m. DR ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—Tho most popular medicine of the day. Price 2s (kl a box.—Colo nial Agent, F. C. Shabland, opposite the Post office Drapery BRIGHTON HOUSE DRESSMAKING —In order to meotj;he wants of my Dress Customers, I have engaged a first-class Dress maker, and can guarantee good style, fit, and work at moderate prices for Cash only. Please Note that I am selling the genuine Louis VelvbtjEen at wholesale prises, viz., Blacks, 2sld; Colors, 3a per yard. Also that I have bought up several warehouse lines of Dress Materials at considerably less than home cost, and shall give my customers the full benefit, as the following prices will show: —857 Yards Kstamank Serges in Black, Navy, Marone, and Wine shades. For House, Street, or Chil dren's School use, nothing at doublo the price would wear better. 12yds for 7s lid, or Bid yd. Dresses mode to order from these materials for 20s mid 2os complete, or customers can select linings, trimmings, &c, and tho charge for mak■ ing will be 10s to 14s 6d the dress. Fancy Cheviot Homespuns, 12yds for 5s lm; Foule Serges, really good quality, 83d yd; and a lot of other useful Dross Materials from 3Jd yd ; good value in Black Cashmeres, Is Id, Is fid. Is lid, 2a (3d yd. A warehouse stock of Cretonnes, SJd. 4jd; Heavy Twill do, 53d, 6Jd yd. A lot Of Hearth rugs, 3s 9d: vory large do, Ds lid, worth 8s lid, 2 yards wide Floorcloth. 2a 6d yd; all other widths in stock. 14 yard wide White Matting, Is J id. 20 doz Black Handbags, useful size, 12} d oach. 67 Pairs Men's Diagonal Tweed Trousers, extraordinary value, Os lid per pair. J. RENDELL, TOP 8F GREY-STREET. AUCKLAND. tsy ANTED KNOWN NOWSHOWING AT J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, VALUK IN*ffii ULSTERS AND FOUR -IN - HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE I3NENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS.. ■, ■ A LAi GK STOCK OF GENERAL,DRAPERY SELECT FROM, ANITPRICRS LOWER THAN QUEKN r ST., J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL. ;T7ILANNELS, Blankets, Sheetings, Cali- JD coes, all are included in my Sale. My stock of New Ulsters at Owl Prices.—Tester s Great Cash Sale, Karansah..|..- Road.



Personal. JOHN BROWN, Barman, is requested by the undersigned lo cn«v.'« forward anrt irovc his assertions', or acknnwU-jk'o hir. ■: >' ;:. v whe wrong, orhcrwii' funhcr proceedings will 1' bo taken.—Amy Joh.vshx. >JD TF THIS should moot the eyes of Edward A Currie lie tt.ii pel work in Whangarci, if he comes at once, from James Main : ~rt>or g *__,_. _-.^ m ~~ 3fs Tenders. ' ■ '•mo BUILDERS* • . KXTENSK)X~OF TIME. - o?iS?^K wi" be received until noon of SATURDAY. July in. for convoitinK JWE«i:s b. Coombrs & Co.'s Lower Shop into .Vcndo ana Offices. EDWARD BARTLKY, Architect. t. Continued on First Paeo Educational. »o' /GENERAL AND MRS STUDDAi.IJ'S , vJT lto^rdiuf; aud JJnj- School, Gi.chunjta.-ro al opens for (he third quarter, July I'lst. Piano, ,', c W01'"1 and ail>King by Swallow. *• rmnciiiK for both juveniles and ad.;lt* by"Pro -111 fessor Bernard. Auctions. k- m ' a, TO-MORROW, atll o'clock a.tti of MARKET DAT. It. ARTHUR'S POULTRY. PRODUCE.I! r;C£"< . AND GROCERY AUOTIION MAiil'W,? ' y A R T U'U'R'S MAR T. 3 POULTRY DKPARTMENT. . Fowls. Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pigeons Ca naries, Fancy Birds, Rabbits, Ayk- •" ' ie Duckß, LanKshans, Light and Dark Bra;, 11 u'a (from Prize Stock), Small Pigs j. Young Pekin Ducks ami Drake Smith's Anvil, Letter Kress, Lawn Mower, &c. >f PRODUCE. FRUIT, AND- GRBCKRY « DEPARTMENT, , ' Good Table Potatoes. Seed Potatoes, Onions . Carrots. Cabbages, Herbs,' Mangold;-, Rood I Cheese, Canterbury Baoon and Hams,-AucK landcured Bacon and Hams, ■ Butter, Oat .- meal. Flour, Oats, Wheat, Bran, Sharj»a FRUlT—Apples, Lemons, &c. 3 On account of whom it mar concern—U.S.S. Co,, 7 bags Rice , GUOCERIES, &c.-^Tea, Coffee. Sugar, Rice, . Sauce, Soap, Blue, Starch. Bisokfts, Sollies (well assorted), Blacking, White Lead ~ » ~. a OnSalk Privatblt, at AUCTIdS' PKIjM, " FURNITURE DKPART.MRNT (Upstairs). ■ A Good Assortment of NeV a'tig Second1 Pfoiios j ; by the best makers, a: very Superior. Har monium, Harmoniums,'AmerieaiS Organ, a 1. Large and Varied Collection of Household T Furniture and Effects, Looking Glasses. Mirrors, Fenders.' EireironsJron Bedsteads, Gold and Silver Watches. &c. !, T W. S. COCHRANe] [MB. DACRK TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), DINING TABLES, SUITES* CHEF FONIERS, WEIGHING MACHINE,. DOUBLE-BARREL, B.L. GUN/; ~ " H 0 US E H O L"P:"ii*DR'NI'TURE. THE Subscribers will SeH'aVtlie'ir. R^dinf,' Queen-street, To-morrow (Friday), at i\ o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-conkisting of Suites, Fancy Screen, Coal .'Ervttlc, Fenders, Venetian Blinds, Dining Tau.V, Carpets, Oilcloth. Pictures, Rirnu Chef fonier, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Spring Mattrass, Palliasses, Mattrasses, Fcmther Pillows, Chests Drawers, Mirrors; stands and Ware, Dressing Tables; Cane seated and Wood Chairs, Tables, Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, &c. ,' Also, '.'',; Weighing Machine Cages, Brooms D.8.8.L. Gun, Case, and Fitkues, '>y Thomas. SAMUEL COCHRAN® & SON. Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yank, to morrow (Friday), A Socond-hand OMNIBUS Also, Without Reserve, at 10.80 a m., HORSK, CART, and HARNESS . \\ ','/ HUNTER AND NOLAN: '■'■ TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET. EOR SALE, at tho ' ' ■Hayvaa.x'Jtti, to . '. morrow (Friday), ' . ' Chestnut Filly OUTCAST (foaled JnisWi}. V Castaway, dam Moss Rose; splendit i.au Hack. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. THE HAYAIAH'KET; ' Ti^Oß SALE, at tho Ilaymarket, To- JD' morrow (Friday), 20 SACKS MAIZE ALFRED BUCKLAND J.OHN LEYUON.J [KDWAKD LEYDGS I TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. JOHN AND ED. LEYDON- will Sell at their Contral Commercial Sale-rooms.-. Queen-street, . . ~■-.-', ; J CASES CLOTHING, Mirrors, Pier Glosses. ' Cutlery, and Siberian 'Silver, Tea and ; i Coffeo Services, Ironmongery, Watches, i | Jewellery "■ • '■ " ■ ••>■• ■1 CASES'DOLl.S.l'doßooks";Accoraionß,1 &v:. •' HOUSKHOLD FURNITURE, conßistin- of- Chests of Drawers.,. Tables, WashsUiUds, ■ Iron Bedsteads, Chair?, Spring Mattrasses, ; Tinware, Suites of Furniture, Safss, Chef- i fbniers, Couches. Pictures . 15 j '"' J&c., &0., '&o. ; -,►..- ;., ; k ':«j TREES AND' "SHRUBS; | ; PRODUCE AND FURNITURE. -;vv • W. DOWDEN WILL sell by auction at'the Exehango Mart, Queen-street, to-morrow (Friday), atllo'clook, • • " . : •■■ ■ ■■■ Assaortmcnt of Fruit and Flowering Trco3, ; Shrubs, and Plants 2 tons Barb Wire EZ2 Canterbury Potatoes, Carrots, Onions, Prime Canterbury New Cuca Hams and Bacon, Tea (iv boxes and half chests), Sugar, Oats, Bran, Sharps Also. " Furniture. Bedsteads, Spring Mattrass .!:, (new), &c.:, &c: . ■,!.•!.> y.i \ TO-MORROW. , By Order of the Registrar af Ttoga. A NUMBER OP VALUABI E DOG rt. will be Sold by Auction'at the Kennel To-morrow (Friday). July, 11th, at 12 o^.ook noon. ' "' i GEO. GOLDIE, Auctioneer^ B, C. CABB.I. ■■-, fB, B. SOKKB , • TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. • •' ' ' WfiEAT, BARNEY. !' ; -'/.! Ex Brio Sybbn, tbom LyiTEr.To«. ,- -^ " B. TONES & CO. WiXLaell To-morrow (Friday}, at ii: o'clock prompt, ' - , 102 SACKS WHEAT I ~i 313 SACKS BARUSY T^STM, . . . i- : } M j Ex Syrfn. For Positive Sale. |)j i ». O. OAUH. I , " . , ' |B. D. TONK3'" MONDAY, JULY 14, At 14 O'Clock. " ,> FLOUR I FLOUR ! FLOUii ! AT OUR STORES, ALBERT & LITTLE ■ ' ,;-,..,„>. QUEEN-STREETS. ~<- i> <:*,'« • . - B. TONKS &CO. ; ■\T#ILL S\hl oti llondaj?, the tiih hni./: '•' i' VV at 11 o'clock prompt,' O C\(\ft SACKS AUCKLAND GHOUKi) .;■ Sample bafte can be had tor trial. • -" I I'"' ■ 'Without :Res'erv6:; ' SATURDAY, JULY 12, 'r:.i:-;:,i:'.i'Atllio Icl6bk;V •', ''■■ ' " ■* - ONEHUNGA AUCTION MART. ISLAND CURIOS, MATS, tLUJUS. " BASKETS', &C., &c. TOTATOES, TREES', FURNITURE, . . ,&c.,. .. _. $0,,. , &o. Tgß l U^deA'»i^ed; will Sell at hie^Mart' as above, iaisAND OUItIOS-consißtinic of Mats, Clubs, Baskets, Shells, Combs, Tortoise Shell, Fans, , -&c. &c.; also,'Fluke;'KrdnoJ-, and Shepherd , yotatoosl; Trees—Shelter and Ornamental, Apple and. r QKange;;Sad4J««:,J)9\va Mower, Churn,' Revolving Rifle (Colt s), I pair Lanirshani; Fowl,. Oppossum ling. Pictures, Chairs, Sewim?■-.'. Machines. Office Wash Hand Table (with eovcv). Carrots, Duck Gun, &c«&&.. . | ?au£J-VVM^STEYEiISQN,.: .lV;f«AB ;,. ' .1- .?I" Auctioneer. .(.'<■ Meant > ' . Continued on Fonrth Page,