them, whom they could always get at, and wlio would be always in accord with tlie electors. Mr James Conplaml said they wanted in tho House a man of ability, education, and integrity. Ile thought that in Mr Peacock thoy had a man of more than average abi lity, lie was posted lip in all the moving questions of public importance of the day. He was a man of integrity, and there was no blemish on his character. Ho had never given a blind support to any leader, but lie always worked for the best interests of his constituency and the colony. A great deal had been said about "rats," but ho consi dered it was an honour to be called a rat if it meant that a man thought for himself and acted according to his best judgment in the interests of the people. He had much pleasure in seconding Mr Peacock's nomi nation. Mr Gulliver nominated Mr William George Garrard. His reason for doing so was that tho electors, at a crowded meet ing, had accorded hint a vote of confidence, and if it was only to give those people an opportunity of recording their votes, ho would nominate him. Mr John Currie .seconded. Mr Cowden nominated Mr Cecil Albert Do Lautour as a tit and proper person to represent the district. Ho did so without any remarks. Mr Osborne seconded. The candidates were then called upon to address the meeting. ' Mr De Lautour was the first speaker. He said there was one unpleasant feature in connection with a contest of this kind, and that was that someone must lose. They could not all win. Ho agreed with his friend, Mr Coupland, that they should have men of ability and integrity, but they should also have principles. If they were n Conservative constituency they should put in a man according to their views; and if a Liberal electorate, the return of a Liberal candidate should be ensured. He had come here determined to make friends with every one—newspapers, l'eacockitos, Garrardites, and everyone else. He agreed with all that had been said by Mr Peacock's proposer nnd seconder concerning that gentleman's ability, and the constituency was indeed lucky to have a candidate of his ability, but one who might do better, and possibly be on tho losing side. He would meet tho .electors again on Monday evening next, stud would deliver a practical address with out glamour. Mr W. G. Garrard next came forward, .and explained his reasons for contesting tho seat. It was said at last elections that iio had shown the white foather by retiring from City North, but ho would not retiro jww. Ho objected to tho unfair maimer in which tho working man was constantly itemg treated. Mr Thomas Peacock said he had already given a clear exposition of his viows, and it «ns unnecessary for him to repeat what ho said. Ho gave Mr Do Lautour credit for tho ability to represent any constituency in the House, but what he objected to was that he liad come to the wrong place to seek elec tion. Ho sliouJd have gono to another dis trict where he was wore identified with tho interests of the people. He thought they should have a local man to represent them, hence he asked for their support. He thought a groat (leal of misapprehension existed on the subject of land tax yersus property tax. Ho considered that wealth Should be taxed, and compelled to bear its /share of the burdens of tho country. Under the present tax increased value given to the land by public expenditure was com pelled to pay » portion of the outlay. Ho trusted tho working mon of Newton would not oppose him because lie objocted to a <tsy. which would bo more to his benefit than (the ono at prosont imposed. Tho working jm,en sJhjulu not endeavour to do away witn the property tax, from the payment of ivjiicn they were really exempted. He pointed out tijo large exemptions which tho working men secured under tho property tax, and askod if thoy were anxious to re. liove tho wealthy of their taxes on their (Carriages and similar luxuries? (Cheers.) He was convinced that tho " unearned in crement" system would react upon the working njeo themselves, as his improved homestead would bo littlo for him, and he would become a tenant of the State. Mr Peacock read his original political pro gramme, and said that if elected he would endeavour to servo them faithfully. A show of hands was taken, with tho fol lowing .result :— MrT. Peacock .46 Mr De Lautour H4

Mr Garrard ..,, ... ... 2 The /.nnonncomeiit vas received with loud applause. Mr t)e £41. tour demanded a poll. The proceedings closed with a vote of thanks to tho returning officer, proposed by Mr Peacock and seconded by Mr De Lau tour. Cheers were given for tlio candi dates.

EDEN.

The nomination of candidates for this electorate took place at the Excelsior Hall, Upper Pitt-street,—Mr John A. Beale, Returning Officer. Mr Ewinoton proposed Mr Joseph A. Tole as a fit and proper person to represent the electorate of Eden, and he did this for these reasons; Mr Tole had been most attentive to his parliamentary duties. He had attended specially to tho district of Eden, had been courteous to deputations in relation to tho welfare of the dis trict, had been tho means of getting rid of a horribls nuisance in the locality, also, of causing tho workshops of Newmarket and the bridge in the Mountßoskillßoadto be erected, and had served his Par liamentary apprenticeship with great credit. Ho had professional oxporienee, and it was far better to send an experienced and tried B_an to Parliament than a novice. He had therefore much pleasure in nominating Mr Tole ns a fit and proper person to represent the constituency of Eden. Mr R. Stevenson seconded. He had always found Mr Tole consistent as a legis lator and worthy of support. Mr F. B, Hbohes nominated Mr-Win. Allan O'Neill, a gentleman of education and the son of an old colonist. Ho had pledged himself to Hon. Major Atkinson's Govern ment, which had done all tho good for tho North which had been done. He wont op to say that Mr Tole was interested in land transactions. iCries of " No, no.") He was jnfonned that Iw Fas. Mr Tole : Prove it, I deny it. The as sertion is absolutely false. Mr Kelly seconded the nomination of Mr O'Neill in a few words. He would be the right man in the right place. Mr Henry Waite proposed, and Mr Hirst seconded the nomination of Mr Wm. Atkin as a practical man ef business., and as one who would attend to local interests of Auckland and the general community. The several candidates personally enun ciated their political views. A show of hands was then taken, with the following result:—

MrTole ~ ,„ 50 Mr O'Neill , ... 7 MrAtkin .... 11 Three cheers were glyen for Mr Tole, and the meeting dispersed.

MANUKAU.

The nomination took placo to-day at noon in Onehunga Court-Houso. Mr W. G. P. O'Callaghan, Returning Officer, presided. Sir G. M. O'Rorke was nomi nated by Mr J. D. Jackson, seconded by Mr Ireland. Mr George Jarvis proposed and Mr Pilkinson seconded the nomination of Mr Frank La wry. After both pandidateshad addressed the meeting, a show of hands was taken with the follow ing result ■— Sir G. M. O'Rorko ... ... 38 Mr Prank Lawry 12 Messrs jHeorge James and Peter Clark demanded 'a poll in 'tho interests of Mr Lawry. There was a little "breeze" towards the close of the meeting, when Mr Lawry said he was informed that Mr Ireland's' brother had mado a state ment to the effect that it would be a disgrace for tho electors to return a'pig-jobber; but he (Mr Lawry) considered it was no worse to sell a pig than a pig-slcin. Mr Ireland said thealle gation was untrue. The meeting closed with cheers for Sir G. M. O'Rorke, and a vote of thanks to tho Returning Officer.

THE WAITEMATA NOMINATION.

The following is the portion of our report of the Waitemata nomination which was excluded from last night's issue : —

Mr WV J. Hurst said it afforded him great pleasure to stand before them that day, seeking their suffrages for the second time. He felt an enormous weight upon his shoulders in representing sUch an im portant constituency as the Waitemata. [A voice: That's the rats.] Mr Hurst ap pealed for the consideration of the meeting for a' few moments! as he was suffer ing pain from' a physical' infirmity. His efforts were now, and always had been, to deal with the larger rather than the smaller matters of polities. Matters that concerned our part of the colony affected the whole, and this being so, it appeared to him absurd that the separation of the two islands should ever be spoken of. _ Our in stitutions were increasing too rapidly and were becoming inflated. ' Instead of return

ing some ninety odd members, it would add greatly to tho efficiency of tho House if tho number wore reduced to soino twenty or thirty, and an equal number of represen tatives sent from each island. Our insti tutions wore too unwiedy, and there were too many members sitting in tho House with all the dignity of members of the English House of Commons, just as if they had the same means at their disposal. Tho speaker proceeded to refer to the expensive ness of the machinery of the House, the cost of obtaining returns, and of compiling the Doomsday-book. He had always sought to have these costly branches of expenditure cut down. The next question was that of party lines. Tho party lines here were not the same as in other parts of New Zealand. Here we were putting up 1 mon of straw, and there were no clear party lines. It was the duty of con stituencies to elect men on principles, and representatives should not bo compelled to givo a blind support to certain leaders, but should have tho right of pointing out any blunders that they may make. Refer ring to tho appointment of Mr Mitchelson, an inexperienced member, to the most im portant folio of Minister of Public Works, ho said he had performed the duties so far in a most remarkable manner, and had car ried out reforms that older politicians would not have attempted. Hodefiued the parties in the House to be : Conservatives, those who sit on tho Ministerial benches ; and Liberals, those who are on the opposite side of the Houso, and wish to defeat and obtain tho places of tho Government. Tho speaker quoted adefinitionof Liberalism by Mr Berry (of Victoria). Ho wished all their members to go down animated not with tho question of North v. South, which was all twaddle, but [Mr 'looker: How about tho "Horald"? Mr Hurst: lam not here to defend tho "Herald" any more than to defend your : unwarrantable action to-day. Mr Hooker ' objected to this remark, and considered that 1,0 was fully justified as an elector in his action in proposing Mr Farnall. Mr Hurst said lie would admit the right of Mr Hooker to do as ho pleased.] The candidate then proceeded to attack Mr Durgaville's state ment that ho had seen that tho North Island trunk railway was all right, and directed tho attention of his audience to the action of the Auckland members at the timo of the Montgomery want-of-contidenco motion two years ago, which had really . delayod the construction of the line. Had it not boon for them, the money might, have boen raised and the tenders out at the prosont time. He complained of tho want of consideration shown by tho Opposition to Mr Mitchelson, a son of the soil and really a working man, when ho was appointed to tho portfolio of Minister of Public Works. He viewed the iinnncinl position of tho colony in an unfavourable light, and thought that friendly relations should bo cultivated with tho South. What was said in tho Houso was all so much leathoraud prnnolla.but the real business of tho Houso was dono in tho lobbies. Those members who spoko at length in tho Houso wore really inexpe rienced young mon who woro not sure of their seats, and who wanted to show how much they wero talking in the interests of their constituents. Tho potent mon of the House seldom spoko. Mr Hurst proceeded to pay a compliment to tho abilities of Mr William Swanson. Unless prudonco were exorcised, the annual payment of three-and a-half millions of interest on borrowed money would lead to a Court of National Bankruptcy. The depression down South was .doubtless due to tho stoppage o; borrowing; but it was noeessary to stop some time. Ho thought labour was as much dependent upon capital as capital was upon labour, and he did not think these working men's cries should bo raised. Ho believed the connecting point of tho North Island rail way should bo at Stratford, but would not definitely bind himself in matters of detail. In reference to the nativo land policy, ho thought no man had dono moro for tho colony than Mr Bryco. He had earned an everlasting deed of gratitude from colonists. He objected to tho Thermal Springs moasuro of Messrs Bryco and Kolleston, by which many thousands of acres of lands were unnecessarily locked up. Ho was in (Continued on Fourth rage).

Mektinos To-nkiht.— }>\ r Moss addresses Parnell electors in St. Sepulchre's School room, Symonds-street; Mr F. Lawry speaks at Panmure ; Mr Do Lautour at Avondnlo ; and Mr Atkin at Mount Albert.

Parnell,—Mr Moss's friends and sup porters in Newmarket meot in tho Col Tee Palace Hotel to-morrow- at 7.30, and in Parnell at tho Oddfellows' Hall at tho same hour on Saturday evening. Franklin North.—Major Harris ad dressed the electors at Mangero last night. Mr Andrews proposed "a vote of thanks and no coniideneo," which was not seconded. A vote of confidence was pro posed and carried. Major Harris also re coived votes of coniideneo at Hunua on Wednesday, and at Plat Bush on Saturday. Thames.—Colonel Frnsemnd Mr Speight were nominated for this seat. Show of hands :—Fraser, 113 ; Speight, 80. MR WHYTE ELECTED. Waikato.—Mr Whyte has been roturncd unopposed, Taoranoa, —Mr G. B. Morris was pro posed by Mr D. London, Mayor-elect, and seconded by Capt. North., lato Mayor. Mr William Kelly was proposed by Mr James Bodell and seconded by Mr G. Gardoner. Show of hands—Morris, 48; Kelly, 17. A poj] was demanded. Hot*.—Messrs T. Mason and H. S. Fitz herbert were nominated. Dusstan (Otago).—Mr V, Pyko is re turned unopposed. Waimate.—Messrs W. J. Steward, W. J. Black, and A. Hayes were nominated. The show of hands was largely in favour of Mr Steward. A poll was demanded. Westport.—Mr John Munro and Mr Eugene O'Connor were nominated. Tho show of hands favoured the latter. , Bruce. —Messrs James McDonald, Robovt Gillies and Henry Driver wero nominated. Kujjara.— Messrs R. J. Seddon and Edwin Blakp were proposed, the show of hands being in favour of Mr Seddon. Mataura.—Captain McKenzio and G. T. Richardson were nominated. Hokon.ui. —Messss T. J. Lumsden, C. Cowan, F, S. Conway, and J. Hobbs were proposed. oamaru.—Messrs. S, E, Shrimski and F. W. Grant (Lord Reidhavei.) >vere nomi nated. The show of hands were in favour of Mr Grant. A poll was demanded. Fuatiierston. —Nominations for Waira rapa South to.-day, Henry Bunny and W. C. Buchanan. Show of ijqufjs jn favour of Bunny. A poll demanded. ! Waitotara. —Hon. Mr |Bryce nnd Col., McDonnell were nominated. Show of hands : Bryce, 40;'McDonnell, 7. A poll was demanded,

WANfIANoi.-sMessrs Watt, Ballance, and Hutchison were nominated. Show of hands; Ballance, 80; Hutchison, 15; Watt, 13, A poll was demanded by Mr Watt.

CANTERBURY.

The following nominations took placo at noon to-day, the figures representing the show of hands for the respactivo pandi dat/3. :— Heatiicote.—J. L. Coster, 80; Wynn Williams, 30; J, P. Fisher, 8. Hon. E, Richardson was returned un opposed for Kaiapoi, and E. Wakoiiold for Leeston. At Stanmo^e nnominations the show of hands resulted as follows :—D. Reeso, 50; J. M. Rnddonkkjn, 44; G. Bovney, 10; W. H. Pilliott, 11; J. Crowes, G ; O. Wnnsey, 6. Avon.—Leonard Harper, 55 ; V\. Dun lop, 37;' J. A. Williams, 4, Sydenham.—W. White, 41; J. R. Scott, 30; W- Fergusson, 4. A poll was demanded in each case. " Wallace.— Dr Hodgkinson, Messrs T. Daniel, H. Hurst, and Morgan Hayes, were nominated. ' Lyttelton.—H. Allwright, S. R. Webb, E. M. Clissold. Ashley.-.T. Pearson, 18 ;W, Duncan, 4. A poll was demanded in each case.

TELEGRAMS.

Export of Hops from Nelson.

Nelson, this day.—Transactions in hops have been more lively lately. 200 bales of Nelson hops go to London in the British Queen, makins; an export for tho month to London of GOO bales. A larger shipment will probably go in tho Ruapehu. Tho growers aro obtaining Is 3d for good samples.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[i.iiutkr's TKLHIIKAMS.]

ANTI-GEItMAN DEMONSTRATION AT PARIS. Paris, July 15.—The excitement which has arisen out of tho anniversary of tho French Republic to-day culminated in an outburst of popular feeling against Ger many. A large body of Parisian Youths pro ceeded to a hotel which was flying the German National Flag, and forcibly re moved tho bannor, nnd tore it to pieces. The disturbance was-speedily quelled by the police.

DROWNING OF A CHILD.

(P.Y TELEGRAPH —OWN COBRE.SPONJ.-iNT.)

Pukekohr, this day. An inquest took placo to-day at Mr Dougall's, Mangatahia Valley, on Herbert James, child of James and Fanny Keith. The coroner was Captain Jackson, and the foreman of tho jury Mr John Johnson Dougal. The witnesses were the parents and Dr. Dalziel. Tho child wondered unobserved to tho Mangatawhiri Creek, at tho crossing where tho current is rapid, and was carried into deep water. A verdict of " Found Drowned " was returned.

STRANGE ELOPEMENT.

An excited couple have been moving round in tho vicinity of the i'olico Station last night and to-day. Tho man complains that his wife levanted to Sydney by tho Arawata yesterday afternoon, while the woman is aggrieved because of similar infelicity on the part of her husband, and to make matters more complicated it would appear that tho couple eloped together. The sor rowing husband and wife aro anxious that the departed couple should bo brought back again; but an irreverent policeman suggested that the " lonosomo pair" should make it up together, and let tho unfaithful ones go. It lias not yot transpired what proceedings are to be taken in tho matter.

SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

Ax neeidontof a shocking character occurred this afternoon at Canham's wood yard, in Symonds street. A man named Michael Me- Namara was sawing firewood when by somo mischance his arm was cut off by a circular saw. Tho 'sufferer was taken to the Hos pital, where his injuries were attended to by Dr. Bond. McNamnra has been very unfortunate hitherto, having at different times sustained fractures of the ribs nnd legs.

CALCUTTA INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.

A GOLD MEDAL FOR ST. JACOBS OIL.

NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL

EXHIBITION.

ANOTHER GOLD MEDAL.

Adviceß jUBt to hand certify that tho Great Gorman Remedy has carried off another Gold Medal at Calcutta, and that it is the only Patent Modicine in the history of the world that has beon adjudged worthy of this honour. Its bene fits have not been confined to any clime or country; thoy have been universally dis tributed, and the following testimony from responsible citizons and distinguished foreign ers will be as assuring to tho public as it is gratifying to tho proprietors.

Sworn Testimony.

From ono of tho lending Wholesale Housos in

Pitt strcat,

" Mullena-stroot, Balmain, Sydnoy, August 9, 18S3.—To the Publishers of the Evening staii.— Dear Sirs,—l feel it incumbent on my part to in form you of tho great benolit I havo received from tho uso of St. Jacobs Oil. Some thrco years ago I Injured my left log and knee to that extent I thought I had become a permanent cripple. My knee-cap was twice its natural si/.0, and my leg was so contracted and shortened that I could not walk without con siderable pain and inconvenience. During that time I had tried remedies Innumerable, but without resolving tho slightest boncflt until I gave St. Jacobs Oil a trial, and, much to my de light and astonishment, I began to get better, and before tho contents of tho bottle wero half used both my leg and kneo assumed thoir nor mal oondition, and today I nm entirely free from pain, and can walk iib woll as over 1 did in my life. I heartily recommend St Jacobs Oil to anyono suffering lrom pain, and feel satisllcd it has no equal for tho euro of chronic and con tracted limbs.—l remain, doar Sirs, yours faith fully, C. C. COHEN."

" United StatOß Consulato, Sydnoy, N. S. Wales, August I_, 1883.—1. Charles lCaldo, Con sul of tho Uultod States of America at Sydney and Its dependencies, do hereby certify that O. C. Cohen, Iho person whose name is siibscribcd to tho foregoing declaration, personally ap peared before me this day, and acknowledged that ho had signed tho said instrument as his ireo and voluntary act for tho usc3 and pur poses therein sot forth. Given under my hand and seal of thin Consulato, tho day and year abovo written.—Charles Kaiii.o, U. 8. Con sul,"

A Melbourne Man Made Happy.

"Compagnlo Frnncaiso, No. 5, CollTns-strect, Jlolbourne, 27th July, 1883. To tho Publishers of llio Evening Star: Dear Sirs,—Fooling conil daut that many of your renders may be benefited by tho following information, I rcspactfully ask that you publish tho same. About nine months ago I had a sovoro attack of rheu matism, from which I suffered excruciating pain. Tho disoaso became of a most aggra vating character, tho nioro so becnuso ull medical advice I had received, and all tho pre parations I had used, totally failed to give relief. At last a friend obtained for mo a hottlo of St. Jacobs Oil, which I used. I must confess, somewhat reluctantly, thinking it would bo labour in vain to try further remedial. To my surprlso and delight tho very first application brought rcliof, andboforotho uottlo wus finished I was entirely cured. Although nine months havo elapsed, I havo not felt tho slightest symptom of a return of tho disoaso. I have also used tho grand remedy for neuralgia, and its action was simply magical, I rogaril it as tho conqueror of pain, and advise all sufferers from rheumatism, neuralgia, or other pains and aches, to try St. Jacobs Oil.—l romain, dear sir, faithfully yours, Arthur Pretty."

A Brisbane Alderman Strikes Oil.

H. C. Payne, Esq., Alderman ov booti. Ward, Brisbane, Queensland, cheer fully adds ins Testimony.

Stanloy-strcei, South Brisbane. 8 October, 1883. To Kditor Evening Star : Door Sir,—lt iB with extromo pleasure I write you my ox porionco after using St Jacobs Oil. The first application to the joints tho oireot was quite marrollous. I have been a great sufferer from rhoumaticß for years, and have taken and uaed almost ovory known remedy for tho complaint, Including tho gnlvanio battery and Turkish baths, as numbers of peoplo living In Brisbano could verity. I was one of tho lato Dr. Smith 3 llrst patients whon ho Btartod tho baths In Brisbano, but could only got temporary roliof from their uso. I can posltlvoly say that of all the things I havo used tor It, St. Jacobs Oil puts thorn In the shodo. Tho relief after using It was Instantaneous. Thoro are hundreds suffering from aout and rhoumntlsm in Brisbano, and 1 would strongly advise thorn to givo tho Oil a trial. You are at liborty to make what aso you think of this lottor. I romain, dear sir, yours gratefully, "It. C. Payne."

How a Useless Arm was Restored in Ton Minutes.

On tjik Experience or Knw«Ann 1.. Qrf.en, ESQ., GOVERNMENT SHERIFF AT AUCK LAND, New Zealand.

"Auckland. New Zealand, August 10, 1833.— Mossrs Publishers Evenino Star: Dear Sirs,— 1 havo groat pleasure In stating 1 had occasion to uso St Jacob's Oil for an old injury I received to my shoulder in Juno, 1832. and from that date until July 10th lost I could not uso my arm, nnd found grcatdlfllculty in writing. I applied to medical men nnd used all sorts of liniments, but without any bonellti but I had not used St Jacobs Oil more than ton minutes beforo I felt tho beneficial oiFcct, and I can work with my saw or spado as well as over I did, and can strongly reoommend thiß oil to any ono suffering from muscular ailments. You can'mnko what use you plcaso sf this letter for tho benoflt of othors.—l remain, dear Sirs, yours, See., EDWABri L. Green, Sherlir."

He Found It Efficacious.

Auckland.-Octo'oor3.lßß3. Mcßsrs Levy and Co.—Gentlemen.—l have recently had'occasion to übo ST. JACOBS OIL in a sovero caso of aoalding. I found it vriry efficacious, tho pain being at onco soothed, and I havo much pleasure in recommondlng It—Yours faith fully, J. C. II atswell (Mr Hatswoll la tho well known grocor.)

New Zealand International Exhibition.

Tho Official Award of the Jurors runs as follows:—" St. Jacoos Oil—Tho Jurors have had no opportunity of testing its reported virtues."

Hero is a Single Opportunity.

"This is to cortify that Mr Hogan, of tho United States Court, Now Zealand International Exhibition, has givon mo St. Jacoiis Oil. which, after ono application, has relieved nm of all pain which I was suffering of soiatioa,' (Signed) William Moon. Coaohbuilder, Christohurcb, N.Z. 6th June. 1882. , „_..-._ Wltnoaßes—G. O. Munyard, Journalist, Lyt tolton Times" Office; John Blaokmore, Sorgeant, Armed Constabulary; W. Geo, Clerk, Post-office Dopartmont,

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1884,



Christchttrch, this day.—About forty five unemployed have accepted Government terms, and have gone to Rolleston, &c., to plant reserves.



There was little change in tho stock and sharemarket to-day. The only sales were: Hand of Friendship, 2s 6d: Buyers : Prince Imperials, 20s; Darts, 3s ; New Find, 10s.' At the fortnightly meeting of the French Literary Society on Saturday evening last; Mrs Goldstein delivered an interesting lecture on her reminiscences of Brussels, while Mr Villeval gave the first part of a comprehensive lecture upon " The Girond ! ists." Both productions were extremely I well received. '■'



• A very lively meeting of shareholders in the Northern Omnibus Company hold last night in the Public Hall, Mount Albert, though occupied for tho greater part with accusations and counter-accusations, em bittered by acrimonious porsonal feeling, closod in tho most amicable manner. Tho Company, which is by many believed to bo thoroughly sound, is not to bo wound up, but the old directors have sold out their shares, and have been superseded by "new blood." Tho following wero chosen ns tho new directors :—Mossrs F, Quick, R. C. Greenwood, C. Heskoth, J. Bollard, R. Garrett, J. Waters, and Peek. " All's well that ends well," and it is to bo hoped the exiicctations of tho sanguine shareholders will bo realised. Our report is crowded out of this issue. A child named LouisClotwortliy has been scalded to doath at Whareora through fall ing into a pot of boiling water. Wo call attention to an advertisement concerning a lecturo to bo given in tho Primitive Mothodist school-room, Pitt street, to-morrow evening. The "lecture is ono of special interest, and will bo illus trated by a largo number of valuablo diagrams. Tho Agont-Gcnoral lias forwarded a cablogram from London informing tho Go vernment that a further conversion of New Zealand stock has been negotiated on satis factory terms. Rn.ssKLh.thls day.—Arrived : Arawata, She sails at 5 p.m. for Sydney, Passen gers :—Mesdames Black Parkes, Messrs Yarborough Parkes, Cousins. Twenty-live tons of oysters have boon shipped by the Arawata from this port. Dunkdin, this day.—Arrived: Irene, from Now York. SKINNY MEN.-" Wdblliralil. Ilwiow.." re.ti.rc. Mil, ui_ vigour. cui-w, Uy_|*.-ia, lii.ik.u-i..-.,. ti.-l.ilit>-. At lii.i.yi.t.. K-uilHti-ru., VtMa X IV, ...run, A.i.-kls.uL



Medical. T\R. I'ARKINSON, DE'VONPORT. Hours of Consultation at his rcsldoncc, Vic toria-atroot—Morning, 9to 10; Afternoon, 4to 5 Evening, 7 to 9. AUSTEN W. (HIIDNER, M.P.C., Eng., Pharmacist, Family Chemist, and Souokon Dentibt (Kcglstorcd), DEVONPORT. Dn. Stai.ki.r attends North Shore Pharmacy t 10 a.m. daily. lOLENT Raging Toothache iB in nearly ovory instance instantaneously cured by using Odontalgicon, tho now remedy, Is.—C. w. Goodson. London Arcade. JG. HENDERSON'S s CHERRY PECTORAL. I 2a 6d and _d fid POF bpttlo. To bo had only at ! Medical Hall, Porisonby, opposite Three Lamps. Advertisements Late for ClassificatioPi FOR SALE or To Let,—New G-roomed House at Newmarket; nicely situated, with conveniences. — Apply J. Barley, New market. FOR SALE, Howe-street, near Wwlling tonstrect, Now Cottage. Small deposit and weekly payments. A Bargain.—Apply A. J. Thomas, Grocer, corner Howe andßoresford streets. WANTED, a Boy about 18, to take care of a liofsc ajid make hlmsolf useful about tho house.—Apply to Mr Ware, Romue-a, botwoon 9 and 10 a.m. TXT'ANTED, Bricklayers to orect V T Chimneys, labour only.—Apply Church street, off Pons.Qp.by Road, two new houses. WANTED, a Night Porter; must be steady ; reference required. — Apply linporial Hotel. WANTED, a Respectable Young Girl to assist in housework; aooustomed to children preferred.— Apply Mrs R. H. Hughes, Upper Union-street. WANTED, immediately, a Small House or Two Unfurnished Rooms with use of kitchen, near Queen-street; state rent.— AddreßS E.T., office of this paper. TDEMUERA SOCIAL UNION. The next Banco will tako place in tho Hall on THURSDAY EVENfNG, 24th in3tant, from 8 tp 12. M. A, CJiARK, Hon. Soc. MR CHARLES ATRIN will address • the Electors of EDEN as follows :- WEDNESDAY, Iffth Inst,, 7.30 p.m.. Mount Albert. THURSDAY, 17th Inst,. 7,30 p.m., Hnzoll's Riding School, Eden Terrace,- Z7~_£ "OARQUE GLENROSA s&tSk/k LJ FROM LONDON. ~^fsFJ2jL____% All Accounts against tho «>2S£§§pS&Barquo GLENROSA must bo ||_.i.i»||^ii rendered in Duplicate at the office of the undersigned before Noon on FRI DAY, the 18th instant, as, otherwise, they can not be recoffnjsed. , L, D, NATHAN & CO., Auoklann, 10th July, 18S1. Agents. E T T S B R O S., • IRONMONGERS, MOUNT EDEN ROAD, Coloniai Ovons, from 12s Rogistor Grates, from 19a 3 foot Ranges, £3 3s American Stoves Roofing Iron, Nails Tools And all kinds of Hardware at lowoßt market value, ANTED, Man Cook, 30s; Waitress and Housemaid same hotel; House maid and General, hotel: Housemaid (Friday), Us; 2 Nurscß; 17 Genorals.-Mrs Whltcombo's Registry. OUND, Dingy about 9 feet long, and also Light Killing Boat.-App]y Mr A. Smith, off Avenue Road, Parnell. THE Undersigned will sell by auction, on FRIDAY NEXT, 18th inst., a Firsl> class Shetland Pony. HUNTER & NOLAN. OOK-KEEPER, Warehouseman, or Storonmn (good shorthand writer, young man), wants situation; 7 years' experience.— Address, "S,B.,"STAROffIoo. "YXTANTED, two Lads used to ride for TT orders; Butchering business. — Apply Thos. Walker, Karqngahape Road. O LET, a Shop am} 6 Rooms, suitable for boarders: With small stobk'at valuation. Apply at Jaokßon|s Store, Lome-street. QTRAyED, yesterday, from Durham- K3 street, a Black and Tan Gordon Setter.— Finder will bo rewarded on leaving same at Pottar and Co, s, Durham-street. TO LET, at Devonport, a Furnished 7 roomed House, with every convenience.— For further particulars apply R. E. Finch, Sta tioner. 210, Queen-street . __.



GEN. RUFUS INGALLS, Quartor-Mastor Genoral. U.S. Army.—"St. Jacobs Oil is tbobeßt pain cure over used." Hon. BILLA FZiINT, Life Senator of tho Dominion parliament, Canada.—"l found St, Jacobs Oil act like a pharjr,.l' Hon. JOHN C. NEW, Assistant Secretary of tho U.S. Treasury.—"From my own personal oxperienco and observation I cordially endorse i St. Jaoobs Oil.' Tho Right Roy. Bishop GILMOUR. Clevoland, Ohio.—"St Jaoobs Oil is excellent for Rheu matism and kindred diseases." Hon. S. CROSBY, Hawaiian Consul, Lima, Peru.—"St, Jacobs Oil cured me of painful Rheumatism." Commander J. B. COGHLAN, U.S. Nayy. ---" St. Jacobs Oil is wonderful for Rheumatism, CaDtain PAUL BOYNTON, tho world-ro aouncdLswtameK-" ~ donVsoo how I could get along without St. Jacobs Oil," Hon. WONG DOON HING, Chinese ConsuV world for pain," Hon DANIEL W, VOORBEES, U,S. Sona tonlndianai"St. JacbbsOil gave instantanc ous relief. A remarkable remedy. Hon. H. H. IHEIGG3. tho .K^ffi^E tractor 0/South Amerlca.-^St, Jacobs Oil ha. accomplished wonders. R has my positive en iorsemont," ST. JACOB'S OIL, The Great QERMAN REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Soreness of the Chest. Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swellings and Sprains, Burns and Scalds, General Bodily Pains, Tooth Ear, and Headacho, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all other Pams and Aches. A cash reward of £100 will be paid by the CHARLES A VOGELER COMPANY OF BAL TIMORE, MARYLAND, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Proprietors oHBt Jacobs Oil, oriby their accredited local representatives, to any person producing proof to tho effect that the testimonials publU|j4l)y them in regard to St. Jacobs OU are noHWfty genuine. St Jacobs Oil. the great German Remedy, conquers pain.' Sold by Druggists, Chemists, and Mediolne Dealers throughout the world. PrioeinNew Zealand, 3s a bottle. Direotions for using In eleven languages. Wholesale Dep6t for Auckland: M» Levy & Co*



I ■■■ . J II m—- Wanted. WANTED, a Boy to rido for orders.—- Apply W. Avenoll, Butcher, North Shore WANTED, a good General Servant.— T. Short. Reuincra. W? ANT ED, intelligent, respectable, strong Lad for the Upholstery trade.— Apply No. 23, Wyndham-st.reot. WANTED, a rospectablo Young Girl to assist in the kitchen, under the cook.— Apply at once, Harbour View House, Sliort land-str-ot (opposite Mr Young's. Grocer). ANTED,.a Boy_to ride for orders.— Apply R. S. Sandall, Butcher, Symonda strcct, WANTED, -a Boy or Youth that can work at Carpenters work.—Apply office of this paper. WANTED, Apprentices. Small wage to commence with. None but thoroughly respectable boys need apply. — Auckland \V ire Works, opposite Opera House, Wollcsley-Btroet. ANTED, two strong Young Men used to tho shipbuilding. - Apply to It. Mackay, ShlpTiuilder, Cußtoms-stroet West, W~ ANTED, Employment by a strong, active young man: married; good^efer onecs; town or country.—" L.S., Btabuiiic^_ \\T ANTISb, a Servant Girl.-Apply to VV Mrs ilollia, corner of Mangere Bridge, Onclniiign. WANTED, a Little Girl to mind a baby; lo sleep ut homo preferred.—Apply r,t French Bakery, Ilohaon-strcct. W" ANTED, a Strong lad about 10, to milk. — Apply Wiekhain',. Grocery, 1 robsoH-street^ ANTED, a <'ood Male Cook.-Apply Mr Collins, Manukau Hotel, Onohmigq. WANTED, at once, good Cook.—Apply Hobson Hotel, Hobßon-strcet. "VVTANTED, a good Vest Hand.—Apply V T M. Higgins, Tailor, Victoria-street. WANTED, for the Waikato, a good General Servant; to an experienced person liberal wages will bo given.—Apply to Mrs-Gourley. Lower Vincent-street, Auckland. WANTED, a Lady with small capital, to purehaso an interest In an established business; one with a knowledge of Dress making or Millinery preferred.—" Business," S-iakOffice, | WANTED, a Respectable, Trust worthy PorßOn as mother'B heln. Christian preferred.—Apply Mrs James Cook, Mount Edon Road, WANTED, a Strong Boy to opon oys ters; good wages to a good hand.—Apply to D. Ruble, Weal Queen-street. WANTED, a Situation for a respectable Lad, 15 years of age, in a store or light business: country preferred, — Apply J.D., Otahuhu. _. _ WANTED, a first class Ve*t Hand ; also, a toiler; could learn tho trade- Apply J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria-street. WANTED, Strong Crano for quarry ; new or second-hand.—State particulursto Messrs Gitte!", Tanners, Wyndham-Btrcot; or John Aspinqll, Fcrnleigh-Btrcet. W ""ANTED, Girls to Help in Houso work, work for Char and Washerwomen, Servants of all kinds.—A. McLeoi'B Registry, St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby. WANTED, a quiet, rospectablo young Man as Boarder. Tcrmß moderate.—' Apply Mrs Gouko, Scotia Place (oppoelte Girls' High Schoo ), Upper Quoon-strcet. WANTED, by a Young Lady, Comfort able Board and Residence in Ponsonby; ternißto be moderate.—Apply "X.Y.Z.,"Star Office, WANTED, three respectablo Working Mon as Boarders; 18s por wook, wash ing included.—L. Nolson, Victoria-street. ANTED, Lady Boarder ; terms, 12b lid per wook ; references given and re quired. Also, 3 rootiiß to Let; rent, Cs.—Apply for address to Mr Walker, Grocer, Nowton, ANTED, tho Electors of Auckland to support local industry and Vote far J. C. Westtleld & Co.. Plain and Ornamental Wire Workers, opposite Opera House, Wollosley strcct, Auckland. WANTED, a Situation by Youn.' Woman in a small family: Is careful, trustworthy; has not beon at scrvico In town before.—Address E.8.C., STAB Ofllce. WANTED, Lessons in a good system of Shorthand.—Send specimens, terms, See, to Btonoa, Staii Office. WANTED to Sell, a Portion of n valu able Estate near Auckland, vory cheap. —AddroßS A it., Surman's Store, Mount Eden. WANTED, by a rospectablo, middlo aged Jinn, a Situation as Cook and Housekeeper to ono or more single gentlemen ; wages not so much an ohjoct as a comfortable homu.-N.L., SiAit Ofllce. WANTED, Pupils for Carpontors' and Builders' Drawing Class, hold at tho V.M.C. A. on Tuesday and Friday Evenings, at 7.110.—F0r particulars apply at Class-roora, to H, MackayFrlppj WANTED, everyono buying Blankets to see tho splendid sJiow and good value te ho obtained at London House, from Is lid to 21s each.—James Soutt, London House, Victoria and Nolson-strcots. Auckland. WANTED, the Elector., of Nowton to Know that their voto and intoroßt arc respectfully solicited at tho Cheapest Shop for General Groceries, Farm, Dairy and Gardon Produce, adjoining Pressor's Boot Shop, Kara ngahapo Road, WANTED to Purchase, on easy terms, a 5-reomed Cottago, with garden, noar Newton or Mount Kdcn.—Address A.8., caro of Mr E. Wood, Syniondß-Btreet. Auckland. ANTED TO SELL. Cargo of Good Ti-troo Firewood.—Apply J. Silvo, bot tom of NclßOn-strcct. WANTED KNOWN.—To Poultry and Plgcbn Fanciers.—J. Walker has on vlow at his corner Poultry Shop, for a fow days only, Ills largo and varied assortment of Prizo Stock from tho recent Show.—J. Walker, Florißt, See, City Markot. WANTED.— Come and sco tho Prizo Poultry. Pigeons. Ducks, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, &0., at J. Walker's, City Market. \\7 ANTED KNOWN—A Manglo for _V T Sale—Apply at (ho Star Office. W~~aNTED"KNOWN— I am a Purchaser of Maori and Island Curiosities.—Erie Craig, Princos-stroot. WANTED, to Purchase 40 Aoros or lobs, with Jionso, Orchard. &c, not more than about 20 iiiSes from Auckland, with access by steamer, rail, or good road.—Address, with description and pi ice, to A.8., care ofMi- Milne, Ilobsou Hotel, Auckland. WANTED— When you are in Hobson stroct call and sco tho largo and choice Btoek of Mosgiol and Rannockburn Tweeds, f»r the present season, at Munro and Milllgan's. ANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks tp Cloan and Repair, at T. Nutsford's, Watchmaker, Viptaria - atrcet (next Union Bank), Charges moderate: all work warranted for 12 months. Y\7"ANTED, Every Elector in tho TV Colony to read "Tho Electors' War Cry," a moßt startling Book on Land and Poverty. Peruso it carefully before promising your vote or approaching tho polling booth. Is now published. Price, One Penny. ANTED KNOWN - During our Choap Drapory Sale, 50 pieces of All wool French Merinos in Drab, Clrey, pink. Blue, Prune, Brown, Scarlet, Maroon, and Wino polgurs w_H bo soli} at js 4d ppr yayd; regular p.ice, Us Cd. For Childron'B wear nothing can equal a French Morino for Dura bility, and, at this unheard-of prlco, should offect a speedy clearance. — D. MoPhorson Karangahapo Road. ANTED KNOWN-Soo our Stock of Blankets hoforo purchasing—£soo worth. 9-1 Blanl«ts, 3s Cd, 9s Gd, and 10s (3d por pair; 104 Blankots, 12s Gd, 17s 6d, and 20b per pair; Twill Scotch Blankots, Now Zoaland Blankets, and Coloured Blankots. These goods aro the best value wo over offered.—D. McPherson Karangahapo Road. WANTED KNOWN—UnsAP TiMnER I Cheap Timber i And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than any whore else at the yards of D. Gouie. Albort-stroot, WANTED, hundreds to take a walk up Victoria-street to boo and buy a Fancy Chock Tweed Dress—l 2 yards for 2b 11 Jd. A large pile, all one price, to chose from.—James Scutt, Londqu House. Viptpria and Nolspnrsts, Auckland; ' ' WANTED KNOWN ; —Pour-in-Hnnds, Ulsters, Dolmans, and Jackets, in tho latest styles, can bpobtajned q,t S, LovcU's, Wel loßley-strect. Ladies' own riiaterlals made up Drcßßmakipg on tho premises by experienced dressmakers.—Apprentices wanted. WANTED KNOWN—Men's Soft and Hard Folt and Sorgo Hats, Men's Work ing Shirts, Mon s Dross Shivls, Men's and Roys' Tics, Collars, Bracps, and Socks. Boys' Hats and Caps, Cheap and Good, at Donald, W. Jaok and Co.'s, Ponsdnby Road- WANTED KNOWN. —Look nt our window.—Having a surplus stock of over 1.000 Ladies' and Girls' Felt and Fancy Straw Hats, principally tho Masher and Henry IF. shapes, wo aro clearing them out at tho Low Prlco of One Shilling each. — 1). McPherson, Karangahapo Read. WANTED KNOWN, that all working men can save their money by calling at tho Governor Gordop Restaurant. All Meals Sixpence; Board and Lodging 15s per week.— Robert Murdock, Proprietor.—Noto tho address —Nearly opposite the Waitomata Hotel, and cloao to tbn Do ok ■Wjf~-TN ? E D, R I M U. WANTED, from 1,000 to 2,000 feet assorted Hixiu. of good quality, and figured; must be dry.—Apply at once to "Accountant," Star Office. ANTED KNOWN.—Ladies can have their Dresses Fashionably Made; and a good fit, for nioderato charges, af D. W. Jaok and Co.'s, Ponsonby Road. WANTED KNQWN, that James George's Hpbson-streot Hair-drossing Saloon iB now Open. Prices: Hair-cutting, Gd; Shaving, Gd: Boys' hair-cutting, 3d, within the hours oi from 8 till G,' and from 8 till 12 on Satur days after which hours Gd will bo charged. Private contracts entered into with regular cus tomers.—James George, Hair-cutter, Hobson Btreet (next Crit prion Hotel) ■ WANTED SEEN,—The fresh Bargains in New Furniture, including Planted Wood Chairs.1 3o 3d. Oane-ceated Chairs,'also 3s 3d; grand line qf Grepian Cane-seated Chairs, Is 9d; Rocking Chairs; with arms (cane-seated), 10b; nice lot of Arm Chairs, 6s 6d; Folding Chairs (carpet-seated). ssGdr Children's Rocking Chairs, 3s. Washstands, Cs Gd; Coffee Tftbloa, os 6d: Gipsy Tablea, 8s 6d; Loo Tables, IBs (oval); do. (round), 24b; fjtphw T«hle&Js, ita, lis; Chosts of Drawers. 2os ; Colonial Couches, 7s: Stretchers, Gs; handsomo stuffed Chairs, 10s; stuffed Arm Chairs. 31s; handsomo Spring Couches, 38s.—At Dampler's Large Furnishing



Wanted. WANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply <x Mrs Bull, Owen's Road, Mount Eden. WANTED KNOWN —Boys' Veloci pedes, 20s each ; an enormous froßh lot of New Novels, Is 6d each; Japanese Cabinets, is lid each; White-handled and other Riveted Hair Brushes, fid; large Comic Yankee Piotures, 3d; Framed Chromos, 6d and 9d; a splendid line of Framed Piotures, Is each; another grand lot of Brown Teapots. 6d, 9d, and }$; grand large cheap variety of Tinware; splendid Oyster Knives, 6d; good Door Mats, 2s 3d; striped Carpet, Is; Taßle Oilcloth, l_ yard wide, is; Stair Oilcloth, (id; Looking Glasses (plate). 8d ; Handsome Fancy do. Is; Swing do, 4s 6d; Bed room Toilet Sets, 7s 3d; Souo Plates, 8d; Bread Knives. 3d and Id; Zinc Buckets, Is; Japanned Spittoons, Is; Japanned Slop Pails, 3s 3d ; Glass Cream Jugs, Id; Glass Sugar Basins, Od ; &c, at Dqmpier'B Hobson-strcct Shop. WANTED KNOWN- That the STOCK of CLOCKS AND WATCHES AND JEWELLERY at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE has been Greatly Augmented by LARGE AR RIVALS, and an Inspection 1b solicited of the STERLING GOLD and SILVER GOODS (all WARRANTED) in the Queen-street.Window, and the Artistic IMITATION JEWELLERY in tho Victoria-street Window. We make a SPECIALTY of these Two Lines, keeping both the Genuine and the Imitation to SUIT all TASTES and Pockets; but they are kept Sepa rate, and Displayed in Different Streets. Sterl- Sllver Sets, 2s fid; Brooches and Rings, Is each ; and other Lines equally Cheap, at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, Queen-st. and Victoria St., andutChristehurchand Wellington. Thchancy Goods Stock is Unequalled in tho Colony. \jlT~ ant i U KNO W N NO\VrSHOWING AT J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, trSPEOIAL VALUE INTES ULSTERS AND FOUR -IN - HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE I.INENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS. A LAI OK STOCK OS1 GENERAL DRAPERY SELECT FROM, AND PRICES LOWER THAN QUEEN-STY AT J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL. WANTED KNOWN- A FEW OF NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S WELL-TRIED REMEDIES FOR WINTER USE. COMPOSITION POWDER.-R is known in all English-speakjng countries tor its many good qualities. You who aro Bubject to Colds or Sore Throats don't be without it; is Gd a tin ; 5s alb. . . , , , BALM OF GILEAD.—Sovon years' trial has proved this to bo one of tho Best Compounds ever oilered for tho euro of Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Cough. 2b a Bottle. COUGH POWDER.—Effectual and quick in Congestion, Pleurisy, or Inflammation of tho Lungs. Is 6d a Tin. COUGH SYRUP.—Where thero are children noth'- lSbettcr for Coughß. Croop, or Bron A pure oxpe. torant without morphia or la Gd and 2b a Bottle. HOP BITTERS, 2s Gd a Bottle. NEIL & ~C~.LI FFO RD, HERBALISTS, Botanic Dispensary. Wkllkblky-street, AUCKLANn Miscellaneous Wanteds. A COMFORTABLE HOME—A res pectable family in Burloigh-street offer comfortable Hoard and Residence to 3 Gontle men.—For address apply to I), and H. Robinson, Symonds-strcot. STABLE.— Wanted, immediately, a One or Two Stall Stable, near the Junction of Grey and Queen-streets.— Apply Ixnidon Dairy, Victoria-street. ' ' rtQAA WANTED, at 10 por cont., dS^O"" for from 1 to 3 years, on good leasehold security. — Apply to "300," Star Olllco. SITUATIONS Wanted as Nursemaids and to mako themselves useful in house. Two gisls (Gorman) 11 and 15.—Address K. Star Olllco. mO BOOT MANUFACTURERS—An I Experienced Cliokcr wants work, whole sale or bespoke. Understands machines and the upper trade.—AßC. Star Office. c JUSiOUNK ron teh HAlß.—This ole £ V gAnt [reparation completely oclipec* j-.n-y miiola of a similar kind now before •Jr. public.—Price, IBGd a buttle.— Sbahlansj. Aiiothocarius' Hull. i 1 c ' i Meetings. THE USUAL WEEKLY FREE LEC TURE will bo delivered TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), at 7.30 p.m., by Mr W. J. Wild, in the Eden Hall. Subject: "The Resurrection." TjIARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION. A Meeting of tho nbovo will take placo THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, in the You.vo Mkn's Rooms, Wcllesley-strect, at 7.30 o'clock sharp. A good attendance is earnestly requested. Ladies particularly imvlted to attend. A. P. O'LEARY, Sec. ROW TO READ CHARACTERS." —A Lecture will bo delivered by Rev. T. W. Dunn, in tho Primitive Methodist Sun day-school, Upper Pitt-street, TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, July 18; to commence at. 7.30. The Lecture will bo illustrated by Diagrams. Ticket. One Shilling; Children under 12, half-price. TAUPIRI EXTENDED COAL-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). . NOTICE. Tho Half-yearly Gouoral Mooting of Share holders will bo hold at the Company's Office, Fort-street, Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 25th July, at 2.30 p.m. Business: To receive pircotors'Roport and Balancesshcot, FRAN!! SOIIERFF, Secretary. Auckland, July 15,1881. Slilpping. a jp IX.HE brigantine Aurora, ,^SJ2E3A JL from Oamaru, having _<?S^*yr-T^l» entered In at tho Customs, -^Sffig"*3f '_jmm Consignees are requested to Bills of Lading, pay ■HlJilii in" Freight, and obtain Delivery Ordors. Cargo impeding Vessel's discharge will bo stored at Consignees' risk ard oxpenac. E, MITCHELSON & Co.. Agents. ' A ■VTOTICE TO SHIPPERS J&iiFjß__i^E FJS AND CONSIGNEES. %-_B __&£S_r Tlie Undersigned respect- f u lly b C g to inform Shippors and Consignees of Goods por their stoamors to and from tho Thames that on and after tho Ist August, 183-1, freight will bo charged at Eight Shillings (8s) per ton, weight or measurement. FRASER & TINNE, Agonts. July 15th, 1881. To Let TO LET, Five-roomed House, Jervoia Road; gas, city water, bath-room, and every convenience. — Apply W. G. Allen, Draper, Jervoia Road, Ponsonby. TO LET,„a Three-roomed Cottage in Nowton Road. — Apply to Mr Pagan, Butcher, Newton Road. TO LET, in Karnngahape Road, two Double-front Shops; suitable for Draper, Grocer, Druggist, or Tobacconist and Stationer. —Apply to 'flips. Bolohey. Upper Queen-streot, TO BE LET OR LEASED, a two Storied "Warehouse in Little Qucon- Btrect, rent low. — Apply Portridgo and Wollams, Queen-street. TO LET, a House containing 4 rooms and lobby.—Apply to John Boyes, King. street. Arch Hill. 0 L.ET, Hayden-street (off Wellington Street, near St. James Church), a new 0" roomed House, well furnished, with range, register grate, and water laid on; rent, 15s per week.— Apply to W. and G. Winstono, Custom street. TO LET, a furnished Bed-room with use of kitchen, and water laid on.—Two doors from the Aberdeen Factory in Chapel-stroot. TO LET, in a rising country district, a 5- Toomed House, with lj acres of good land, fenced and drained. Good opening for a shoc maHor.— APPIy v_ Pic'tson, Bakor, Hobson-st. TO LET or For Sale, One House in Oollingwood-Btreot. and flyo in Howe strcet-Apply Antonio Martin, Floyal Villa, Hepburn-street. TO LET, in Napier-street, a 5-voomed House; gas, water, and every cons venienco— T. Ussher, Stichbury's BulhUnfip. Qucen-Btroot. | TO LET, now House of six roornß, "off Great North Road; fifteen minutes from Queen-street'.—lnnuiro James Canghoy, Pvapor, Karangahape Road, Nevyton. TO LET, superior newly-bhilt G-roomed Houses, Hepburn street, with gas and water laid on. Ront, SCs.-'S. Y. Collins, Kamo Con Office; 11, Queon strert. O LET, a Room with use of kitchen.— Mrs Brown,|Yarborongh-streot Ponßonby O LET, a Wheelwright's Shop itf Mount Eden, adjoining a blacksmith's shop; splendid stand for an nidnstnous man.—Apply G. F. Kolly, Mount Eflen. ' TO LET, tho Building known as tho Red Lion Hotel, corner of Victoria and Hard ingßtrcets—Apply G. Akers. TO L?T, House and Shop In the centre of Parnell. Rare opportunity for a first class hair-dresser.— Apply Geo. Raynes, Parnell. TO LET, Shop and Dwelling on Great North Road. : Gas and Fittings complete. Water laid on. - Apply Gibbons, Fruiterer, Karangahape Road. ' ' _ TO LET, in Wood-street, Handsome Now Villa of Nine--roon«a; gas and water laid on.-bathroom, wartihouse. copper and ovory '..onvenionce. — Apply H. H- Dowse, Telegraph Store, Ponsonby. , TO LET, the 3-storied Brick Building -known as Foster's Boat Factory, in B.U> land-street, just off QseoaW**; s«i&We for a mahWftctow or wWesale gtora.'-Aflply to L. H. Noumegen, Darby-§treet._ OHOPS TOILET.—Two New and WeU- O finished sViops^and Dwellings, contra,l's, situated-main road. Ponsonby, near thehall. Th?ee Lamps, *c.; fitted with plate-glass fronts revolving shiittera, gas, water, &c. Honts mode, ... r. n-„^ a r.on',l nnrl.lfl.tnte Aimnt.,



■ ■ BBS For Sale. 1 TT 10^ SALB, a Superior Baker's Can JL1 (nearly new), also a Light Handcart (cheap) - —E. Harvie. Upper Synionds-strcet. OR~SALE, a Gun (Double), first-clas> muzzle loader, nearly new ; also, Joiner'i Tool Cheat.—Apply Star otHee. 1710R SALE, two New Verandah Cot . tages, 4 and 5 rooms, at 8s and 10s per week freehold, no deposit. —Apply to Mr Hewitt. ■ Kingslnnd. lIOR SALE, House of 10 rooms,* acr. land, for 6200: very easy terms; Surrey ; Crescent.—Apply to Edwd. Wayte, 5, Merountilc Chambers. IJ^OR SALE, a new 16-passenger Omni . bus; also, a new Hansom; both vehicle, to be completed to purchaser's order.—Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria-st. East, FOB SALE, 1 American Cortland Wag gon, 1 Express Wagon, ar d several new and second-hand Spring Carts, Buggies, etc.— Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria- Btrout East. FOR SALE, 40 years' Lease of Magnifi oent Level Allotment (10 x ISG), off New North Road.—Apply to F. 13. Hughes, Mary street, Mount Eden OR POSITIVE SALE, two 4-roomed Cottages and one Shop and Dwelling, each with frontages to two good streets in the city.— Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent, No. 8, Queen-atrqet. ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 200 casks Portland Cement, Plaster of Paris, Fireclay, by ton or lb, Fire Uriel..., &c—lt. Jonkinson, liuildor, Lorno street. "TyrOTICE TO INVESTORS.—A number _l_i ot Choice Properties on oasv terms for Sale.—Apply Edward Wayte, 5, Mercantile Chambers. MO S~E~L~E V V~I LL A, MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD. FOR SALE, Eleven Years' Lease of this charming Residence, which stands in its own grounds of about three acres, subdivided into orchards and paddocks; large vinery. Frequent 'bus communication. Oilers for Purchase of Lease received till noon on THURSDAY, July 21.—W. L. Mitchell, Estate Agent, 8, Mer cantile Chambers, Queen-street. FOR SALE, one (_ li.p. engine and bollor (combined); engine, 7'in. oylinder, 12in. stroke; boiler, 7ft. x 3ft. C in. in diameter; fitted with 10 Field tubes; steam and water gauges, safety valve, «c.; on strong wrought iron foundation; complete. — Apply to R, H. Yeoman, Albert Boiler Works, Albert-street. FOR SALE (Mount Roskill Road), snlen did Allotment, cleared, and couimi.-idmg good vlow; nearly opposite Rollett's store; 40ft x 150 ft. Price, £317s Gd per foot; easy terms.— Apply J. It. Randereon, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, Queen-street. FOR SALE.—To Machinists, Amateurs, Etc.—Turning Lathe for Sale; centre &ln, head 2ft Bin, Slide Rest, Patent. Checks, Circular Saws, Twist Drills, and a quantity of Toole. Will be sold cheap. — Apply to Mr D. B. Mnc donald. Insurance Buildings. ■FIOP. SALE OR LEASE. A Portable Engine and Montar Mill; also for Salo, one pair of Mill Stones, 4 feet in diameter, and one pair 3 feet 6 inches in diameter, and an Oat-crusher, mado by the celebrated firm of W, R. Bell and Son, London. Apply to JOHN LAMB, 35, Queen-street. TO SURVEYORS.—For Sale (Cheap), a Transit Circumfercutor; double voriners, 5 inch noedle; capitalin.trumentforbußh work. —Apply to Richerdson and Crawley, 81, Queon strcet. July 15th, 1884. TJ". O It SALE. KAR ANGAHAPE ROAD-Stationery Business For Sale, lease and goodwill, cheap. SENTINEL ROAD-House, 8 rooms, To Let; largo allotment; 20s per week. JERVOIS ROAD-New Shops and 6 rooms To Let; also New Shop and 1 room. Apply W. GULLIVER, Queon-strqct "U! Q R S A L E. ■E ORANGES. 300,000. ORANGES. Just arrived, per Oamaru. A Regular Supply will now be kopt in Stock, as Boa ts a re put on no w to arrive regularly monthly,, STORK: CUSTOMHOUSE-STREET. AddreßS: Charles Baoley, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in all kinds of Fruit, Parnell Rise. Auckland. J~~UST ARRIVED, and for Salo by the Subscriber, cheap, for cash— 20 tons Fluke Kidney Potatoes 20 tons Blue Dcnvents L. W. EATON, NO. 8, QUKBN'-STItgKT. ON SALE. Ex Alastor, Glance, and late arrivals from London— 170 Cases Bass Alcand Guinness Stout,q_arts and pints, bottled by Danko 15 Quarter-casks Burgand's Pale Brandy 15 Quarter-casks Menkow and Co.'s Pn,lo Brandy 50 Cases Flasks and Half-flasks Menkow and Co.'s Palo Brandy 100 Cases Walker's Old Highland Whisky. LEWIS AND SIMPSON. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED- Wood's Flour-2001b5.. 1001bs., 501bs. Anderson's Flour-2001b5., lOOlbs., 501bs. McGill's Oatmeal-2001bs , 25lbs„ 71bs. Hopkins & Co.'s Oatmeal-2001 js., 201h5., 71bB, GOO sacks Short Feed Oats 300 sacks Milling Oats 20 tons Oamaru Tablo Potatoes 20 tons Kidney Seod Potatoes Maizo, Sharps, Bran, Oaten Chaff Onions, Toa, Sugar, Koroseno, Cheose Gilmoro's Hams and Bacon Buttor Bonodust, Prime Corned Beef Also, to nrrivo from Oamaru, 100 tons Primo Table Potatoes &c. &.c. &c. Sold at the LOWEST CURRENT RATES. A. & R. EATON, Commerce-street. Public Notices. pUBLIC NOTIFICATION. The following RURAL LANDS will be open for application TO-DAY (Wednesday), the 16th July:- MANUKAU COUNTY.-Parish of'Waipipl: N.W. portion 219; S.E. portion 219. WHANGAREI COUNTY.—Tanglhua Survey District: Block 1, Section 7a. Opuawhanga Survey Diatriot: Block IV., Section 7; Block VIII., Seotion 5: Block XL, Section 5. TAURANGA COUNTY.-Parish of To Papa: Sections 22b, 515. WHAKATANE COUNTY.-Parish of Waio tahi:. Sections 168,167,165; S.E. portion 173, 455. Parish of Wairaana: Sections 7, 111, 157,165.163. 306. „.._,. COOK COUNTY.-Waimata Survoy District: Block VIIIA., Seotions 25, 26, 27 28, 29, 31. Whangarei Survey District: Block V., Sections 30,32,33. Tho above lands will he open for application at the upset priccß at which thoy wero offered for salo on tho 2nd instant D. A. TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Crown Lands Office, Auckland, June 12,1881. ' Y$M& -VT O T I C E. I, EDWARD LISTER GREEN, Sheriff of tho District of Auckland, hereby give notice that, undor a Writ of Solo duly issued out of tho Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern District, at Auckland, in an action whorein the Auckland Agricultural and Mebcantile Company (Limited), of Auckland, are Plain tiffs, and John Peter Oakes, of Parnell, is Defendant, I have taken in execution, at tho suit of the said Plaintiffs, tho following Furni turo:—l Tablo and Cover. 1 Clock, Lot of Books. Small Dial, 3 Chairs, 2 Hand-bells, 2 Windovy Curtains, 2 Concertinas, 1 Ottoman, 5 Antima cassars, 5 Small Decanters, 2 Cruotatands, some Crockory and Glass, 3 Seat Covers, I Workbox, 1 Kitohon Clock, 1 Tablo, 1 Lamp, Cooking Utensils, 30 Pieoes Crockory, 2 Stools, 1 Chair, 1 Box, 3 Tubß, 6 Casks, and Quantity of Lumber. Lot of Canvas, Lot of Tools. 2 Wash-basins, and 3 Dish Covers, whioh I will cause to be sold, on tho premises. Bituate at Parnell, at the hour of twolve o'clock noon on THURSDAY, tho 17th Instant. __, ._,,._. Tho Solicitor for tbo Execution Creditors is Joseph Blades, of Auckland. EDWARD L.' GREEN. Sheriff. Dated at Auckland this 11th day July, 1831. "VTOTICE.—During my absence from _I_l Auckland certain Persons have obtained Goods in my namo. I will not bo responsible for samo. or any goods, without my written order.—Hyam Hart. AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. Tho Trustees aro prepared to advanoe money on freehold securities in sum? at £50 and upwards. Applications for loans to bo sent In by SATURDAY, the 2nd August. 1 R, CAMERON. Manager. ■\TOTICE,— The Timber on Pnkirnrahi _]3I No. 1 Block was never purchased by the Bank of New Zoaland, nor by the managers of any of its saw mills, nor by any of its numerous staff of roiaa.-HQHEPA-HIKAIHO. "VTIGHT-SOIL CONTRACT Quarter ending Juno 30th being now due, prompt payment must he made, or service will be discontinued until paid for, Tonants in future will require to pay in advance SAMUEL WHUE, Contractor. Office: Custom-Btrcot East, opposite Arnold Hincs and Co. CASH ! CASH ! CASH ! — Tho groat want of depressed times is Ready Money, hence my present Sale, where you can get the Choapest Goods now obtainable.—Tester's Great Cash Sale, Karangahape Road. lANOFORTES Tuned (ss) by an ox porienced hand from Kirkihan"s, London. Old Pianos ontiroly restored In tone, touch, and quality. Hammers rcfeßed, 1 guin«a.—W. Sior, Karangahapo Road, Newton (opposite Primes, Ironmonger). Pianos selected for intending purchasers, -' £•-% fATO £10,000 LENT on Building gbXU Society principles, or on other terms to Buit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses Built on Weekly Pa,ymdnt System. Mortgages and Loans negotiated, bco List of properties for sale on 4th page. Six por cent, allowed on money deposited for investment,— 0. Williamson." Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuer. High-street. Auoklanft, ARBINALS; MARCH.—Copies may be had at Body's Music Warehouse, Queen-st "VTOTICE.—I beg to inform my Cus _S toruera that I have no Intention of (riving up busiriess, my Great Cash Sale being hold foi tho purpose of getting together the "Read; Money "to buy Spring Goods.—X. Tester,



Business Notices. t , [a card]. '• TUT It S G E A 11 H "! - -L*-i DRESSMAKER, I UPPER VINCENT-STREET. • "DLACK Ottoman, Gros Grain and Brocl ■ JL> Silks, and Black French Satins reduce i to 12s6d per yard, fotmer price 17s 6d. Thei , Goods arithe best in Auckland, and the quant cannot be procured elsewhere. Send for pa j terns.—J. M. McLaughlan, 222, Queen street.. t CJE_»IJSKIN by the Yard in Black"an ) O Brown at half prico: bought at auction f< half English cost—J. M. McLachlan, 232, Queei street. ) CJEAL JACKETS at £3 lt/s, made t ' io measure; worm £10; cannot be di tinguishod from the genuine article.—J; J McLachlan, 222, Queen-street. PRIVATE Board and Residence fo Single Gentlemen, double or single roomi • near G.P.0.; 18s per week.—Apply W. I Dallen, Confectioner, Queen-street. DRESSMAKERS AND OTHERS - 1,368 dozen best quality Silk Buttons, i every shade of colour, at 4d per dozen, wort Bd.—Fernandez's, Newton. LANNEIS, Blankets, Sheetings, Call coes, all are included in my Sale. M; stock of New Ulsters at Cost Prices.—Tester' ■ Great Cash Sale, Karangahape Road. M~ ADA ME _L. FA RAVEL COUTURIERE, PROM PARIS. Madame Faravol begs to inform her Cut toincrs and the Ladies of Auckland that, owini to great increase in her business as Drossmakei she has Removed from Liverpool-street to rhor commodious and more centrally situatci premises-42. Shortland-strekt. Having i large working-room, she is able to make al descrinMons of Dresses, from tho cheapest ti the most costly ones. All materials intrusted h her care will bo made up in the Best Stylo am Latest Fashions. FOR SALE, new 7-roomed Houso, witl large allotment; a bargain; bound ti sell.—Photo, and particulars Star Office. FOR SALE, three new 4 and 5-roomec Houses; two minutes walk oiF Ponßonb; Road; £30 cash ; balance as agreed.—G. Sage Oliphant-street, Ponsonby. HOUSE and SHOP To Let in King street, Great North Road; rent, lGs.- Inquire at Mr White's. Grocer, corner o Newton and Groat North Roads. "VTOTICE TO ARTISTS Messrs H. H. Hayr and Co.. of High-street Auckland, are open to receive Designs foi Christmas Cards of Now Zealand Flowers Birds, Animals and Characters. Best prices paid for dosigns aceppted. Full particulars on applicatio-Fto H, H. HAYR AND CO. "DEItCST BUTLER AND COMPANY, -*- ACCOUNTANTS, House, Land, Commission, & Estate Agents, FINANCIAL, SHARE, AND GENERAL BROKERS, Reoeivino and Forwardiwq Ahents, MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, 81, Qoebn-btrket. ■WHW STATIONERY BUSINESS. The uniersigned begs to inform tho public that ho has Wemoved to premises two doors from the Bank of Now Zealand, Quoen-Btreet. ENGROSSING, COPYING, & ADDRESSES Neatly Executed. Eatab.] [1885. HENRY WHITE, STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER' EYONPORT LAND AGENCY, Chureh-strcct—Good Cottage with Half an-acre of Garden Land and Orchard, £250; also other Houses and Farms.—Geo. Brown, INSTATE OF AUSTIN LEWIS & CO. LEWIS AND SIMPSON Having Purchased tho Auckland Assets of the Auckland Branch, tho Wine and Spirit Business lately carried on at 07, Queen-street, will be at once resumed. Edward Lewis will manage the same, and hopes all his old friends and many i^ew ones wilt favour him with their orders. The stock of liquors, as regards quality, can not be surpassed by any in tho colony, and the prices will, as formerly, be so regelated as to dofy.£onipctition. All partios indebted to the old business will kindly pay their accounts without delay to Edward Lewis, who is authorised to receive and give discharge for the same. Wj'9, 1881. Tenders. mO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. The tiißO for tho receipt of Tenders for tho Erection of a Block of Buildings for the N.Z. Frozen Meat and Storage Company is extended to noon of SATURDAY, the 2nd August. COXON AND JACKSON, Architects and Engineers.. rpo CARPENTERS. Tenders will be received until Noon, MON DAY. 27th July, for the ereotion of a Cottage at Olnhuhu. R, MACKAY FRIPP, • Hofßnan's Buildings. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of SATUR DAY. July 2Gth. for the Erection and Comple tion of a Residence at Devonport, North Shove. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect mO BUILDERS. Tenders will be recolyed until noon of TU 'OS DAY, July 2-th, for the Erection and Comple tion of Four Brick Shops in Hobson-streot. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect, mO BUILDERS. Tenders will bo received until Noon oi WEDNESDAY, July 30th, for the Erection and Completion of an Anglican Cnurch at Avondale, EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. m O B U i L D E" R S. Tenders will be received until noon oi MONBAY, 28th July, for the Erection and Com pletion of ton Cottages on the Melrose and Calliope Estates, Devonport, North Shore, EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. m O CONTRACTORS. Time iB extended fur receiving Tendersfor the Royal George Hotel till SATURDAY, 19th in&t. CHARLES ARNOLD, Architect, Fisher's Buildings. ENDERS will be received until noor of MONDAY, the 21af inst. for a Concrete Garden Wall in Symonds-street. W. F. HAMMOND & SON ArchUeots. Continued on First Page j. i Bag— a a ■-— "Electoral. MR MOSS'S Friends and Supporter! will meet as follows :— Newmarket - TO-MORROW (Thursday EVENING, at the Coffee Palace Hote at half-past 7. Parnell-SATURDAY EVENING,.at ttu Oddfellows' Hall, at half-past 7. -|Y/|"R SWANSON'S COMMITTEI WILL MEET AT ST.. JAMES'S HALL (Backroom) THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, At Half-past Seven. All Interested in his return are invited. Tm L E C T 1 ON MR ATKINS Friends and Committee wi meet in the Masonic Hall. Newton. TQ-NIGH (Wednesday), at 7.30 o'clock, DARNELL ELEC I"l OS MR S. THORNE GEORGE'S SUPPORTER Will MEET AT THE ODDFELLOWS' HALL, PAI NELL, THIS (WKDNISDA--) EVENING. ' At Half-past Seven. His supporters from Newmarket and Graftc are particularly requested to attend. '"DARNELL E. LECTIO* MR S. THORNE GEORGE. WILL 'address the elector; '• at st. sepulchre's school-house, I Upper Symonds-street, i TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, ; At eight o'clock. ; /^ITY NORTH ELECTORATI A Meeting oft the Frionds and Supporters i 1 MR JOSEPH NEWMAN will be held In O j Room adjoining the Chamber of Commerc . New Zealand Insurance Buildings, THIS (W« '. nesday) EVENING, at 7 o'clock, f All favourable to Mr Newman's Candidate] \ are ipvlted to attend.



Personal. IF Miss Selina PmLims does not pay her-Rill within 7 days, her things will be ' sold to defray expenses —Hannah McLaughlin, Vincent Lane. IF Mr William Bradshaw docs not come and fulfil his Contract (building the houso ie in Adelaide-street, Freeman's Bay), bdjpre Mon ;d day next, the 21st inst., I will carry orfthe work se and charge the senie to him,—William Sputter. % CHANTED, every reader of Star to look If out for "The Wedge," now publishing. - Every elector should read ir. Dl . YXTILL Herbert lxor,H send his Address n. it to his Brother at Gisbonne? _ TF JOHN SL ATOR does not call and pay ;o JL for lus Board, his Boxes will be sold to pay' 8 . expenses.—MßS MURPHY, East-street, New it. too. , ir Lost and Found. s; ; '• T OST, on Thursday last, a Dark Skyo _ JU Terrier. — Finder will be rewarded on - bringing her to Colonel Haultain's, Upper n Queen-street. 11 T OST, on Sunday evening last, a Gold _ I 1 Brooch with a small bird on outside.— t- The finder will be rewarded by leaving saino v nt Star Office. 3 TPOUND, one Bay Pony.—lf not claimed - Jj witliin 7 days will be sold to pay expenses ~ —Apply R. James, 10, Wakefleld-strect. 16/7/84' EOUND, a Mouse-caloured Gjjpyhound. Tho owner can hnve the same Ty paying '■ expenses. — Apply to Mrs Watson, Victoria B Quadrant. c T7IOUND, a Fox Terrier.—rlf.not claimed d X. within (7) seven days, will bo sold to a defray expenses,—Apply Star Office. o .-| fkS REWARD.—Lost, between Hunter o JL" and Nolan's Sale Yards and Mangcro, a i Dark Macintosh.—Anyone leaving same at tho Star Office, will receive the above reward. 5 PS REWARD.—Lost, on Sunday, near 0 O tho Hospital, yellow Scotch Terrier Pup ; ears and tail cut. Anyone detaining the above 5 after this date will be prosecuted.—Robt Mason, 1 Upper Pitt-street. ' ' L ' " g-g ——■" -■■...!■■ ll* "I '_ Gazette in Baukruptcy. J N BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY r HOLDEN AT AUCICLAND. In tlio matter of" The Bankruptcy Act, 1883." Notice is hehehy given that I, Joshoa Rey nolds, of Dargaville, in tho Provincial District of Auckland, in New Zealand, Boat Builder, have this day filed In tho said Court at Auck land a Petition to bo adjudged a Bankrupt. _.-..'; ' Dated this 15th day of July, 1884. JOSHUA REYNOLDS. > Conneli. & Cooper, Vulcan Lane, Auck land, Solicitors for the Bankrupt. . X N BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY i HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In tho matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," I and of tho Bankruptcy of Joshoa Reynolds; of Dargaville, in tho Provincial District of Auckland, Boat Builder, a Bankrupt, Nothce is hereby given that by nn order:'o£s , the said Court of Auckland, the abovenamed Joshua Reynolds was this day adjudicated a Bankrupt within the Intent and meaning of tho abovemeutioned Act. The First Meeting of Creditors will be held in tho Jury-room, Supreme Court Building 3, in the City of Auck land, on MONDAY, the 21st July, 1884, at eleven o'clock a.m. Proxy forms can be obtained at my office. Proof of debt must be furnished prior to or"at tho Meeting. Dated this 15th day of.July, 1884. JOHN LAWSON, Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. Connell & Cooper, Vulcan Lone, Auck land, Bankrupts Solicitors. U 1 L .11 BJ JL ■ Highway Board Notices.. ARCH HILL HIGHWAY BOARD. NOTICE. .. ' In accordance with " Tho Rating Act, IBS 2/1 it is hereby notified that tho Assessment Roll having been prepared for the periods com mencing on the Ist day of April, 1881, and ending on the Slßt day of March, 1885, tho Ratebook is now open for Inspection at tho Office of tho Board, Great North Road, between the-hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., and thac fourteen days fnom this notice rates will bo due. GEORGE CHIBTON, Chairman. Board's QJHoe, Arch Hill, July 9th, 1881. ; - ""VTEWMARKET ROAD DISTRICT. It is heroby notified that the Newmarket Road Board will Meet in the Newmarket Hall on. MONDAY, 28th July, at 7.30 p.m., to Btrike a ■ Rate of Three^arthings in the £ on therateable i value of the proporty in the district for tho year endirlg 31st March, 1885 -, the same to be payablo in one Bum, on tho 18th day of August next, toy the Collector, Mr William Dinnlson.atMsofflce, Newmarket, where the Rate Book may be in spected. W. J. SUITER, Chairman. T . '.iii . ■ i —— Auctions. TO-MORROW. BANANAS, PINES? COCOANUTS, ORANGES, AND APPLES. L. W. EATON WILL Sell by Auction at his Mart .To morrow (Thursday), at 11 o'clock, 250 BUNCHES BANANAS j 3 cases Pines 20 bags Coeoanuts 30 cases Oranges , GO esses Apples ...--' t W. S. COCHRANE] IJAMES DACRK i TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). GASALIERS, GAS FITTINGS, DOOR BELLS AND FITTINGS, GLASS SHADES AND STANDS. § i HPHE Subscribers will Sell at their raoms, JL Queen-street, To-morrow (Thursday), at II o'clock, GASALIERS (3, 4, and 5 Light), Gas Tops i and Cocks, 801 l Cranks and Pulls, Bell , • Levers, Couplings, Brass Hinges, Files, 1 : Hand Bell, &c, &c, &c. Also, 5 Largo Glass Shades and Stands ; • SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. 3 W. S. COCHRANE] {JAB. DAORB FRIDAY, JULY 18. 1 IRON TANKS, STOVES, PORTABLE BOILER, . HALL LAMP, MARBLE 8, TOP WASHSTANDS, DRESSING TABLE WITH MIRROR, HOUSE -5 HOLD FURNITURE. . , J THE Subscribers will Sell, at theirßooms, Queen-street, on Friday, July 18, atEloven '• o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of * Couches, Work-table, Piotures, Handsome some Hall Lamp, Chairs, Scotch Chest Drawers, Austrian Chairs (cane-back), Half-tester I~on Bedstead, Feather Bed, Palliasses. Mattrasses, Pillows, Mirrors, DressingTablos, Clocks, Dressor, Crookery, Mangle, Portable Oven, Gas Stove, Cook ing Stove, Patent Water Heater. Under Bill of Salb^: r Halt-tester lon . Bedstead, Dressing Table with Mirror, Marble-top Washstand, Chest Drawers. Plated Ware, Silver E.IiT Watch and Chain. j. Also, at 12 o'bloek, „ Threo Large Galvanised Iron Water Tanks (to ™ bo seen at allotment in Customs-street, opposite Messrs P. Hayman & Co.'s.) } SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, < • Auctioneers. • s JOHN LEYDON] [EDWARD LEWIOK SATURDAY, JULY 19, A.m At 11 o'clock. ,".* *• BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY . BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY r i, FURNISHING IRONMONGERY! F-' FURNISHING IRONMONGERY! ..V m TO BUILDERS, IRONMONGERS, DEALERS, AND BUSINESS MEN. 7 TOHN AND ED. LEYDON have been i' tl favoured with instiuctions from Mi<Joha MoColl, Builder and Ironmonger of N owmarket. who is retiring from the Ironmongery Business, to Sell on tho promlsos, Newmarket, THE WHOLE OF HIS.STOCK OF FUR NISHING AND BUILDERS' IRON MONGERY, consisting of—Galvanised Iron and Zinc Buckets, Baths and Tubs (all siaes). Garden Rakes, Hoes, Spades, Shovels, Grafting Tools and Watering: S Cans, American Axes, Hammers, Saws, i Billhooks, Tomahawks. Hay Rakes, Adzes, and Slash Hooks, Carpenters'" Planes, Chisels, Gouges, Squares, Braces and Bits, Saws of every variety, Angers, Kits.&c &c. - . Builders' Accessories of every description y,y ! Also, ■•■■■■! Boilers, Saucepans Frying-pans, Gridirons,. Kettles, Stew-pans. Preserving Pans, _ Picks, Shovels, Trowels, Tapolines, . ■ Sheep Shears, Shingle Hatchets, Door ;; * Springs, Knives and Forks. E.P., Potest and Nickel Goods. Door Mats, Scissors, Brushwaro, Milk Pans and Strainers, " „, Churns, Measures', Cruet Stands, Kero -01 sene Lamps (Anncapnic and others), ie Lamp Shades, Globes, Needles, Lever '" and Door Locks and, Latches of all sorts,. - i Drawers, Knobs, Bolts, Venetian Blind) -v id Cord, Sieves, Painte/Tin Openers, Coiioh S3 Builders' utensils, Wooden Tnbs, Gluet Pots, &o.< &»., &0. tQ, -' s ••-,- TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. _, - ———— — jrmmWmMW „,^ ":.