OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.

THE INAUGURAL CEREMONY.

THE GOVERNOR'S SPEECH.

(BY TJJLEfIKAI'H. —OWN COBJIKSFOXDKNT.)

Wellington, this afternoon,

Thb third session of the eighth New 'Zon- Jand Parliament wa3 opened today by the Governor in peraon. Tho weather was splendid. Tho ceromonial, as usual, took place in tie Legislative Council Chamber at 2 o'clock. His Excellency, accompanied by his Aidode;Camp and the Forefgn Conßule, and guarded by tho City Guards, arrived at Parliament Houso and entered tho chambor, tho battery meanj while tiring a salute. The galleries of the chambers were densely crowded. Tho Governor was met at tho door by Sir Wm> ITiteherbort, and conduotod to the dais near tho Spoaker'B chair, Thero wore about 23 membors present, and a dozen " Lords." Tho following Ministers wore in attendance, viz.:—Hon. Messrs Mitdjelaon, Rullostun, Oliver, Dick, Br.yco, and Conolly.

The speech having boon handed to His ■BxceUencyj bs r«ad It as fellows :—

Hos. Gemxemen of tub Leuimutivs CotTNCII., AND GENTLKMEN OE TUB HoVUE Oy RBI'KIfSENTATIVES.

I hare much pleasure in again mooting you in Parliament assembled. Since the close of the last session a great affliction has fallen upon Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen, through the sudden death of His Royal Highness tho Duko of Albany. ' Sincere sympathy has been folt by tho whole British peoplo with our beloved Sovereign in her bereavement, and the high character, noble aims and pursuits of tho Prince which had endeared him to all amongst whom he had lived and wotted have caused his loss to bo re fardod as a national calamity. I did not clay in assuring Her Majesty of tho deep sympathy which was felt by tho people of New Zealand in her severe affliction.

When I first met tho Assombly after my assumption of the Government, I expressed the satisfaction I had experienced in making myself acquainted with the people and the resources of the colony to far as I hod then been able to visit different districts. Dur ing the last year 1 have made a more ex tended visit throughout many parts of tho North Island, and the manner in which I have been wolcomed in all places visited has been most) cordial and gratifying. Tho im pressions I had already formed of tho great capabilities and prospects of the country, have been mnoh strengthened by all that I havo lately seen. The depression which has been felt during the past year in many part* of the world, has been intensified in New Zealand by tho unseasonable weather which prevailed in some districts at harvest time, but thin depression ha? also resulted from external causes, the ohief amongst them being the reduced valuiw of the staple products of tho colony—wnol and wheat. I trust, however, that a renewal of prosperity may with con fidence be anticipated. There can bo no doubt that increased population and a more varied use of the soil would' result in a large de> velopsment ■of the vast natural resources of the colony. Already new industries are sprngiug up, with regard to which thate is every reason to hope that the genial climate and the great felicity of New Zealand will enable the colony to compote successfully with other countries in the markets of the world.

Having the fullest confidence that with h cessation of the causes that liavo led to temporary depression, there will coma a re vival of trado and increasing activity in all local industries. My advisers hare not hesitated steadily to prosecute tho work of colonisation by assisting to introduco a class of Immigrants acceptable toexisting settlers, and nominated by them. They have also furthered the B»m« work by disposing of the Crown lands in such a manner as will, it is believed, promote their occupation by settlers who are able to aid in in creasing the productiveness of the country. The plan of offering a portion of thoCrown landg For occupation on a syatom of per petual lease bas met with success. This result will be accepted with satisfaction generally, for the plan affordß U tho indue trious Battler all the permanency and security of freehold tenure, while it leaves his capital available for improvements and , for stocking his land. You will bo asked to extend the operation of this plan to other parts »f fke colony, besides its proclaimed goldflelds. You will be glad to find from ■ a return which will be presented to you, that dur ing the past year there has been a consider able inoreuae la the area of land taken up subject to residential conditions, and that notwithstanding the difficulties under which the agricultural classes have been labouring, their engagements with the Crown have been met on the wholo with creditable promptituda. A proposal for deaiing with pastoral lands in small areas will also bo submitted to yos. It la o matter for aongratulation that while settlement within the colony has bean progressing, increased facilities fer the dis posal of Its products in the Homo market are being afforded through the establish ment, by private enterprise, of direct steam communication with Great Britain. Of special Interest connected with the establishment of direct steam service and gsneral is tie fact that the great and rapidly-increasing consumption of coal is being met by increased productiveness of the minem within the colony. The annual, importation of coal has remained almost ilationary for the last four years.- On the goldfiolds much enterprise has. been shown by the miners during the year in introducing machinery and opening quartz mince, as well as in the application of new methods to the successful working of deep alluvial deposits. The yield of gold from quartz shows an increase over previous years, and although the total production of the colony dur ing the past year has not been equal to that Of former years there Is satisfactory ground for believing that the average annnal yields will in future be maintained. The policy which has been pursued for some years In dealing with the native inhabitants of the colony daily producing more friendlyrelations between the two racer, and this satisfactory result is, I am assured, visible in almostevery native district. Ex plorations for railway purposes and surveys for ascertainment of title over large arears of the North Island hitherto but little known to Europeans, hav<e been carried on with such slight interruption ss to shew that the opposition until lately maintained by some of the tribes no longer exists, or is de sired by them. The progress which is be ing made in determining tribal boundaries in North Island will shortly leave littlo to be done beyond the work of sub-dividing and individualising the native tenure. The time has arrived when a very material change in the mode of dealing with Native lands ifl called for in the interest alike of the Maori and Ear.' pean population. A bill will accordingly be laid before you to regulate sale or other disposal of land belonging to aboriginal natives. Experience has proved that the abandonment of the exclusive right of purchase by the- Crown has not produced the beneficial results which were anticipated by the advo cates of that policy, but that dn other hands direct dealing for Maori land by Europeans has been open to objections of a very grave character. The good of the polony, not less than the interest of the natives, require a complete change, and a bill will be sub mitted to you by wliich it will be proposed to permit the disposal of native land; only through the Land Boards of the: colony or by direct sale to the Crown. Papers relating to the work of the West Coast Commission will be laid before you, together with a final report on the subject from the Commissioner. Sir William Fox has for several years devoted himself with great care, attention, and discretion to the fulfilment of <the duties, of that office, and the colony, has good reason to be satisfied, with the manner in which he has completed the work entrusted to him.

Gentlemen- of thb House of Kkprk sentativhs,

Tho etimatoa of rovonuo and expenditure for tho current year will be laid before you vory shortly. Tho lessened Wotao from tho principal industries o? tho country has led to greater frugality el living among the people, and during the past 'tnanclal year the receipts from some of the principal sources of revenuo havo consequently fallen short of tho amounts tie/ were estimated to yiolo\ rjiis reduction in tho Colonial revenue calls for greater economy and diminished expenditure in the public service. Honourable Gentlemen or tUe Leoik lative Council and Gentlemen ok the House of KferiiESE«TATivi:s—

When I had the pleasure of meeting you at tho opening of last soasion, discussion was proceeding between my Government and the Governments of Australia res pecting conceited action to induce the Impe ial Government to establish British rule or protection over certain islands of the Pacific. I then informed you that I had telegraphed to tho Secretary of State ex pressing my full concurrence in the desira bleness of the proposed action. It was before the end of tho session announced to Parliament that it was determined to hold a convention to consider tho questions of confederation Snd an nexation, and that itwould bo at tendod by I'tpSesntativcs of New Zea land, J I readily consonted to accredit tho Premier, and the Hon. Sir Frederick Whitaker, his predecessor .in oflico, to at tend tho contention on behalf of this colonyi Tho mooting took placo at Sydney during the months of November and December, last and afforded ah opportunity for the discussion of several matters afi'octing inter colonial intercuts. Tho report of tho Con vention will be at onco presented to you. Papers will also bo laid before you relat ing to Confederation and Annexation, and to tho action taken and proposed to bj taken by tho French Government with regard to tho transportation of con victs and relapsed criminals to theso sous, you will will bo invited to consider certain resolutions of tho Convention, specially thoso concerning tho convict question, and also to consider a draft bill having for its object tho establishment of a Federal Council. Tho provisions of this bill In no way afl'oct tho powers of tho Bovoral colonies respecting the control of their own affairs, but it is deemed to bo of importance that theve should bo a body having authority to act in matters of Australasian concern as to which individual colonies would bo powerless or be capable of no more than weak or dilatory action. Any action taken from timo by the Imperial Govern ment would'bo greatly facilitated by the oxistencc of a body ropresonting united Australasia With which they might confer' on matters concerning tho relations betwc n this part of tho ompire and foreign countries.

Returns will bo laid before you from which you will loam that there was during the year a large increase in tho traffic on tho railways, indicating a considerable growth in the industries of the colony. But it wns found during tho last few months that, notwithstanding this in crease, there would bo a deficiency in the actual recoipts, as compared with the esti mates Which wore submitted to you last session. Large expenditure had also become indispensable, not only for providing mjoos sary appliances, but also for affording increased facilities to those using tho linen. In the3o circumstances tho Government do cided to exorcise tho power given them, and to mako tho rate for grain carriago equal to that which, without bearing unfairly upon any class that had formorly bren in force, lather than allow tho expense of carriago upon tho railways to fall on tho general taxation of tho country.

Careful surveys have been mado of differ ont routes proposed for the main trunk rail way through tho North Island. Reports as to theseshowlngthoh respective merits,mid the oharactcr of the country traversed by each will be laid before you, in accordance with t'io terms of tho "North Island Main Trunk Railway Loan Act, 1582." Your approval will bo asked for that route which is shown to offer upon the whole the greatest advan tages. A bill will be introduced having for its Object to establish the Civil service on a more satisfactory basis. By its provisions, it will be sought to givo to tho officers of tho Service a confidence in their status as defined by legislation, which cannot bnt bo beneficial to them and to the public they serve. At the same t;n.e a guarantee will be afforded that appointments will be tho reward of merit, and that promotion will bo open in all departments of tho service to thoso who provo themselves efficient. Amongst other measures submitted for your consideration will be a bill to provide for the carriage of pnrcols by post, a bill to amend the regulation of Elections Act, a bill to alter tho constitution of certain city electorates, a bill to consolidate and amend tho laws relating to the qualification and registration of votore, and to provide for the issue of electors' rights, a bill to amend tho law relating to tho property of married woman ; and a bill to facilitate the alienation of land.

I do not doubt that tho circumstances of the colony and tho provisions of tho measures brought boforo you will receivo your most caroful and earn ost consideration, and trust that your decisions may, by God's blessing, tend to the happiness and well-being of tho people of Now Zealand. ' Commencement of Business. Aftsr the reading of tho Speech, tho Governor and party loft the chamber. Thon the members, led by the Speaker, trooped into the House of Representatives. The Speaker took liia seat, and Messrs Wakefiold and Newman were sworn in. A number of petitions were then presented. Dr. Newman gave notice that he would move the Address in Reply on Tuesday. Tho Houße adjourned at 3 O'clock until to-morrow. Tito Coarse of Business. The Houso will meet to-morrow, when the1 ordinary sessional committee will be moved, and the House will than probably adjourn till Tuesday, Auoltland Petitions. Mr Swanson to-day presents a potition from Messrs Larkins and O'Brien, contrac tors, Auckland, praying for compensation for non-fulfilment of contract by Govern ment in connection with Kawakawa rail way. He also presents one from J. W. Fedarb, praying for consideration for trouble and expense he had gone to in setting signatures to the Treaty of Wai tangi; also, a petition from VV. Murphy, Maria Doble, and Bridget Donnelly, asking for grants of land.

(BY TELEGRAPH—PHESS ASSOCIATION.)

Wellington, this day,

Parliament was opened by his Excellency the Governor at 2 o'clock with the usual cerem»ny. His Excellency was attended by Major Eccles, A.D.C. ; Mr Pennefather, Private Secretary; Major Cauthy, Royal Engineers; Colonel Pearce, and the various Cortsuls. There was a larger attendance of ladies than usual.

The following members of the House were also present:—Messrs Fitzgerald, Shep herd, Dodson, Hart, Swaneon, Wakefield, Po3tlethwaito, Dargaville, Bracken, Barron, Hamlin,' Tawhai, M W. Green, O'Cal laghan, Trimble, W. C. Buchanan, Mont- ? ornery, George, Shaw, Steward, Newman, etrie, Whitaker, C. Johnson, and the Speaker. On the House resuming after the Address, Messrs Wakefield and . Newman took the necessary oath and their seat. Ashburton Writ Ordered. • A new writ was ordered to be issued for Ashburton seat. A large number of petitions and notices of motion wero presented,

FIRE AT NELSON.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Nelson, this day. At about 1 o'clock, the extensive slaughter houses of Mr T. Fraßk, at Stoke, was totally destroyed by fire. Tho building was in sured for £1,000 in the South British, but the loss ia stated at fully £2,800. Incen diarism is suspected.

BOY LOST.

Superintendent Thomson is in receipt of the following telegram from Constable Nixon Scott:—" Frederick Strong, a boy of five years, was lost in the bush near Aratapu School yesterday. A large search party was out all last night and to-day. No trace of the child has been obtained yet.

ACCIDENT.

A man named Patrick Grace, employed by Mr Cammill, fell at Porter's William-street store, to-day, and dislocated his shoulder.. The limb was set by Dr. I'hilson, at Mr Aicken's, chemist.

ARREST FOR INDECENT ASSAULT.

Thih Afternoon Captain William Scotland, of tfio Immigrant ship Crusader, was ar rested on warrant by Sergeant Gamblo on a charge of indecently assaulting ti youhg woman named Mary Hushley on the sth of March last While tho ship was on the high eoas. In order to save inconvoniooCe the ac cused wasbroughtbeforeSupt. Thomson and bailed out till to-morrow by Mr Arthur Heather. We understand that this ia the Outcome of the charges of immorality pre ferred against the captain on his vessel's arrival. Mr Oliver Mays (Immigration Officer) communicated the particulars to the Government, and by thorn he waa directed to institute tho pre sent procoedirg*. Mr Hudson Williamson (Crown ProEOCutor) has therefore beon in structed to proeocute. Tho complainant is ono of tho female immigrants and bears a highly rospectable character.

POLITICAL JOTTINGS.

Auckland Harbour Board Bill,

(BY TKLKORAI'H—OWN COKKE.SPONIIENT.)

Wellington, this day. I have just seen tho draft of a measure which is to bo introduced this sossion for the purpose of altoring tho constitution of Auckland Harbour Board. It propoaos that after Fobruary, 1885, tho Board shall consist of thirteen members (rive to form a quorum) who are to bo chosen as follows :— Two mombera to bo appointed by tho Go vernor ; five to bo olectcd by the ratepayers of Auckland ; one by tho ratepayer/) of Parnell; ono by tho ratepayers of Devon port Koad District; one by tho Auckland Chamber of Commerce ; one by tho rogisterod owners of vessoU in tho port of Auckland of 25 tons and upwards ; and two by those persons who have paid at least £5 of pilotage, wharfage, or harbour duos during the year proceding tho eloction. The Board thus constituted is to hold office for two years, and it is alao provided that ovory member must bo a rosideut of tho Provincial District of Auckland, whilo those who ro presont districts must bo ratepayers within tho districts represented. The bill is a short ono, but contains twelve clauses deul ing with matters of detail.

Eduoatlonal and Lloensing Loulslation.

It will bo roiucmborod that tho School Committees Election Bill, which wis navi gated through tho Hause of Representatives last session by Mr Steward, was thrown out by tho Council. Mr Steward intoads taking time by the forelock, and will ask leavo to re-introduce the measure. Ho will also ask ' loavo to introduce a Licensing Act Amend ment Bill, which passed through Council, but owing to tho crowded state of the- Order Paper, the Lower Houso did not get through. Cabinet Council. Tho Ministry were in Cabinot from noon till G p.m. yesterday at Major Atkinson's residence, but tho nature of thoir delibera tions has not transpired. Major Atkinson's IHnoM).

Major Atkinson is still very ill with bronchitis, his voico boing quite inaudiblo lie will not be in tho Houso today, and is not expected to turn up till Tuesday.

Tho Addross-ln-Koply-An Amendment to bo Moved.

It has boon decided that tho Address-in- Reply totJio Governor's speech will bo moved on Tuesday by Dr. Newman, but Ministers have not yet decided on tho seconder. It is customary to soloot newly-elected Minis terialists as mover and seconder of the ad dress, but as only ono of tho new momborg is a Ministerialist, tho Government will need to fall back on an old mombor ns seconded.

So far as I can loam, tho spoech will invito criticism, Ministorb boing anxious at onco to measure strength with tho Opposition. Nor will thoy bo disap pointed, as I have .it on the best authority that an arrangumont has beon mado for moving an amendment tanta mount to want of confidence. It is pretty generally understood that the attack will be mode on account of the general policy and administration of the Government, specific matters such as the Canterbury grain tariff being carefully avoided. A DargitvlUs-WakoSeld Forty. Some doubt exists as to who will bo en trusted with the forming of tha Opposition bombshell, but it is genor«lly beliovcd that Mr Dargavillo or Mr Wakofield (tho former most probably) will havo tho duty delegated to him, as there is a rapproche ment between him and all unctions of tho Opposition. The membor for City Went himsolf declines to say whether or not tho rumour is truo. At any rnto, I know that ho has been very much in Mr Wakofield's company yesterday and to-day.

The complaints mado by passongors by the ship Crusader ngainst the officers of thnt vessol did not como within tho scopo of Mr May's (immigration Officer), duties and there only having boon two Govern ment immigrant-ton board. Tho allegations, howevor, aro of a rathor serious character, and wo undrstand they aro made by lady passengers. In justice to all concerned, there should be gomo inquiry, and it is satisfactory to learn that an offort is being made in this direction.

An alarm of fire was raised to day, the sause being a fonl chimney in the Ycung Womon's Institute Buildings In Upper Queen-street. While conducting an ex amination at the scone of the out break, tho attention of Sergeant McMahon was arrested by the fact that the woodwork built into the chimney had igoited, and was in fact badly charred before being extinguished. This fact requires tho attention of the Building Sur veyor.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1884



Advertisements Late for Classification 10. G.T.— The Members of the various • Lodges are requested to meet at 030 TO MORROW (Friday) MORNING at Uo Morgue, to attend the FUNERAL of Bro. Wamtkrs, who was killed on the Mauapouri. WANTED, Two Respectable Working Mon as Boarders.—Mrs Beacook. Nol son-street, near Wollwley-street. PERSONAL.— Will Mr Topham, En gineer and Blacksmith, call 10 o'clock, at R. ,M. Heighten and Co'a., Agent, m.lQueen stroet He will hear of something to his ad vantage. ' TORAGE for bond or free Goods at lowest rates.—E. and A. Isaacs. A UCKXAND NAVAL ARTILLERY.— , J\_ An Inspection Farado will bo held TO.: MORROW (Friday) KVKtfING, in |the Drill] shed, at 7.30. Blue Uniform. June 5,1881. K. LeROY, Captain. WANTED, a Washerwoman. —Apply to Mrs R. H. Stevenson, Shelly Bencti Road, Ponaonby. LOST, on 3rd instant, between Nelson, Moftto and Co.'a and Coonibee'si Quoen-st, Blaok Morocco Purso containing Money and Papera.—Reward on returning to this offloc. ANTED, a Sinsjle-soated Hooded Buggy, with patent axles.—D, B. Orchard, 18, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. LOST last night, a Jet Necklet.—Finder rewarded on leaving same at this office. ANTED, good Second Cook at Clarendon Hotel. WANTED, Everybody and His Wife to read " John Bull ana His Island Home," " Vindication of Society Journals," " A Jealous Lover," "Love at Fimt Sight." "Loafers on Education," "A Lawyer in Bad Company," "Woman's Rights," "Warts and Wrinkles." " Curious Marriage Customs." See To-morrow's " Observer " mo BUTCHERS.—Wanted an Active JL Lad for orders, and make himself useful. —J. Maxwell, Drake-street. LOST.hstween Eden Crefcentand Wharf a Pu.so containing money and receipt, Finder rewarded. — M.S., Old Club, Eden Crescent. EXCAVATING.— Wanted, a Man for the above work for three or four days —Apply Mr White, Douglas-street, Ponaonby Road, to night; . WANTED, a good- Female Cook,—Ap ply Thames Hotel. WANTED for Country, good Baker ; highest wages.—Apply J. Clarkson, 87, Grey-street. ; , " - . WANTED, a good Man Cook.—Apply to Mrs Garrick, Sydney and Molbourno C&ti, Upper Queon-Btreot. ESST on Monday, a Gold Keeper " Miz pah' Ring.—Finder will be rewarded on leaving same at London Dairy. Victoria-street. TO-MORROW. FRUIT AND FLOWER TREES, BULBS AND PLANTS. PRODUCE, &c, W. DOWDEN WILL sell by auction at the Exchange Mart, Queen-street, to-morrow (Friday), at 11 o'clock, FINE SELECTION TREES. SHRUBS, PLANTS, TULIP, AND OTHER BULBS. Potatoes. Carrots, Onions, Butter Bacon, Cheese, Beef. Apples Peanuts, Biscuits, Vinegar, Treacle Tea. Flour, Melon Herrings Wheat, Maize, Oats, Bran Sharps, Barley Meal Also. Clothinp, Crimean Shirts, &0., &c.



Wanted. VXTANTfiD, at once, a Jolnerj to prepare TI Ilight of stairs.--Apply to It. PlttSi Devpnport. ANTED, good Trouscr "and Vest Hands; also, eood Follor. Apply at ohco.—J. Williams, Tailor. Vlctorin-Btrocit, ANTED, a Cabinetmaker ; must bo a good hatir3.-T. ami 11, Coolce, 11, Vic roria-Btreot. WANTED, Engineer, Smith, Hammer man, and Trluiininir Saws. Wages £2 and found.—Heighton & Co., 177, Qucon-strect, olllcea upstairs. ANTED, 12 experienced Coal Minors for Kamo Colliery .—Apply at Oftlce, 11, Queen-street. WANTED, a Situation by a nrst-class Bakor; bread or Bmall good?.—Address I'.T,,"Star oftloe. TIT ANTED, Strong Boy as Apprentice TT in smith's shop.—W. anrt is. Hasten, Coachtmllder3, Wakefleld-strcut. W "ANTED, a Respoctablo Lad aa Apprentice in tho Upholstery Depart menu—T. and It. Cooko, U, Victoria-atreet. WANTED, a Lad about 14, to make himsolf gcuorally useful.—Mr Patterson, Mount Albort. WANTED, one or two Strong Boys, at Parker's Galvanized Iron Works, Vic toria-streot Kaßt. WANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply Kail way Terminus Hotol, Short-street. 11/' ANTED, a Good Gonoral Sorvant— T T Apply to Mrs J. W. James, Park House, Ponsonby ltoad. ANTED, a Girl, to assist in shop.— W. Stowart. IJntiier. l'arncll. WANTED, a Ciirl about 15 yoara of ago, to mind children and assist in the house. References required. — Apply to Mia 11. K. Brabazon, 3hei idan-strcct, oif Wellington streoti WANTED, a rospoctablo young Girl, to inako herself useful.—Apply Mrs Cleal, Karangahapo Road (one door from Liverpool-si.) WANTED, n Young Girl, about 14 years of 'ago. to assist in housework.— Apply to Mrs William Rosser, Wood-street, Ponsonby. WANTED, n Young Girl fflr ilouso work; to sleep at homo preferred.— Apply Madame Dottonulll, Dressmaker, 111, Grey-street. WANTED, in private family, Governess oomputcnt to teach English, French, and Music—Apply uny day boforo noon to IVlih Bateß. I'araouugc, Dovonport. WANTED, as Boardors, '2 young Men, at Hanslop House, Vincent-street (left sido, near top), l'luuaunt homo; modorato terms. WANTED, a Kcspoctablo Bonrdor in a prlvato family; no children; terms moderate.—Address, J. Ogilvio, Grocer, corner of Victoria and Uraliam streets. WANTED, a Quiot Bedroom, by a respectable Vounif Man, near Quecu-st.; no board; tonlis moduraln.—"J.H.," Post-ollleo. WANTED, two rospoetablo Men as Hoarders. — Apply to K. W. SimmoDs, Bootmakor. nohaon-Bt. (oppoaita Hobaon Hotel). WANTED, ia a nrivato family in lon Bonby Uoad, Lady and Hentlonion or Oentlomon Hoarders.—Addreßs " Jj.E.L.," Stak Pfflco. WANTED immediately, by Oontloman, largo unfurnished Room, lire-place; neighbourhood Hurroy Hills preferred.—Apply " Uusincso," Post otllce. WANTED, by two Young Gontlomon, Board and Keaidonro in a small family noar town.—Apply, Btatiug terms and locality, to Mr Janiea, j!fi;Aii_OMleo. W~~ ANTED, Lady Boarder in a private family; 25s per week.—Apply for ad ilross to B J., Stah Oillce. WANTED, FurnUhod Houso of not I llt'sa than 1 rooms, or 2 bedrooms mul rilting-room, with board.—Torms, &c, CH, Star oillce. WANTED, second-hand Cigar Caso Countor and Upright.—AddreßS. " 1t.D.," 3tah Oillce. "\II7ANTED, a good Secondhand Light TT Spring Trup; atato price. — Address " Trap," Stak Ofllco. WANTED, Young Mon and Maidens to Sco tho Beautiful .Lady chained to a rock at Meara's, next Savings Hank. ANTED, tho Public to Inspect tho Painting ol tho Ferocious Sea Monster at Moars's, next'Savlnga Hank. TJCTANTET), nil to Rend "Hard Times T T and ljmd Monopoly," an appeal U> >.ht> Electors ou tho burning question of tho day. Published by N. G. Ijennox, Auckland, and Bold by all Hookaollcrs. Price. One Shilling. WANTED, our Customors to call in as often as convenient to have tholr ullk hats dressed, for whioh no charge will bo made.—Moore, Competitive Hatter, Pitt nnd Hcresford atre«ta. ■ W~ANTED TO PURCHASE, on North Shorn, good Milking Cow; — Apply " Omega." Postolllco, North Shoro. WANTED TO I'UROHASK, for cash, a good Freohold Property, inornearthe city ; value £2.000, and yielding a rental to pay ii reasonable uercoutago on tho investment.— Apply to Hnbor and Hawllngs, Commission Agents. Port-alrcot- WANTED TO KENT or PURCHASE, a 0 or 7-roomod lloobo in Vincent, Hob son, or Nelson-Btroet.—Address, stating partiou lars, to "J.M.3.." Newton PosU>lncc. ANTED TO SELL 100 Ladies' Ulster DoimaUß. in all tho nowest styles ; 300 yards Dress Material, Homespun and Plaids, nt fed per yard.—William Eyro, Vic torla-Btrcot A uckland. ______ W'ANTBIS to Soil, cheap, 50 c;wc« Hobart Stonelcss Jams, fid and 6Jd; Fresh Butler, 1b lb ; Bait do., 6d and Sd; Bacon, 6d; also. 1 tun Currants, i(d. - Eaton's Go-opera tlvo Store, corner llonson and Cook-strceta. WANTED KNOWN—A, andK. Eaton, Commnrco - Btreet, have tho Heat Oiimnru Table Potatooa in town (chenp). \IfANTED KNOWN.—Tho American T T News Ue\M, Book Bmll, City Market. Scarce and useful Books on Halo. Secondhand Hooka Bought. ANTED—When you are in Hobson strcet call and see the larpro and okolco Btock of Moegiol Twccda just •penod for tJio coming acaaon at Munro and Milllcan'B. WANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Itepair, at T. Nutaford'a, Watchmaker, Victoria - street (noxt Union Bank). Charges moderato; all work warranted for 12 months. WANTED SEEN, tho Bplendid assort ment of Boota and Shooa cow On View in my Window.—H. Horlo, Auckland Boot Em porium. Victoria-street. \\T ANTED KNOWN-Seal Bags, with TT. or without muff, a beautiful assortment, at all prices, at Charles Kels»y and Co.'b, 120, Queon-street. WANTED KNOWN, -Fire! Firo ! Fjrol—Bo In timo and sen tho Furniture, only BlightJy damaged by fire in Victoria-streot, at flaiapiers Ixirgo Furnishing Sliop, Hobson-st WTANTED KNOWN — Shilling Hair TT Brush! Hair Brush for One Shilling! Tho Shilling Hair Bnißh! White handle Hair Brusb, only One Shilling 1 —At Ilobson'a, Draper, Ponßonby. \\T ANTED KNOWN —Charles Kolsey T T and Co. hare a bcaulilml asaortraent at Gold and BilT»r Jewollery, tho whole of which haa the morit of being gnnmine. aa they keep no imitations.—Charloa Kelsey and Co., 120, Queen stroot _ WANTED KNOWN—Cheap TiMßp I Cheap Timheh 1 And all other kinds of Building Materials, oaa be purchased cheaper and bettor thim anywhere else at tho yards of D. Goldib. Albert-atroet. ANTED, Buyers for Velveteen, at Is 6d yard ; Trimmed Uatß. from 3a lid: Blankots, £rom 103 6d pair ; Blioctlng, from lld to Is 9d; Flannels, from Bsd; AVomen's and Childrona Stockings, from Bd; cheap and Fashionable Dress Materials. A large assort ment of the above of unoqualled value at Welleslcy House.—A. Lovett. ANTED KNOWN —That Samuel Lovell hasopenedan Katablißhmentin Buchanan's Buildings, Welleßley-stroet, as a First-olaasMnntloand Jaokotmaker.andhaving had a largo experience in some of the best London houses, is in a position to guarantee a Pcrfeot Fit, Latest Style, and good Workman- Bhip. The Dressmaking Branch will bo under the supervision of an experienced erson, WANTED KNOWN—Velveteens "from Ono and Sixpence por yard at Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. Blankets, Countorpancs, Calicoes, Flannels ; very cheap. WANTED KNOWN.-I take this op-, portunity in thanking my many friends and Customorß for past favours, and hope for a continuanco of the same. Dressmaking in al the latest styles.—Mrs Kirkman. Dreßsmakor, Victoria-street Wcßt (two doora from Willlams's Tailor). , WANTED SEEN by all buyers of Jewellery, Kelaey's Stock of real Silvqr and real Gold. They keep ho imitations on their premises; thoy therefore guarantee ovorything i Bold by them to bo roal silver or gold.—Charles Kolaey and Co., 120, Queen-street. . WANTED, all the New Arrival?, and Old Ones, too, to Call at Farrell and Barnaby's, Butchers, 175, Queen-street, to in spect tho quality and examino tho prico of our Moat. Prime Local Beef and Mutton, from 2d per lb. Cash purchasers most liberally dealt with, iloll lip, and fill your kits for very little money. XXT ANTED Kr- OWN—To bo sold cheap, V T at Au6tcn's Furniture Shop. 310, Upper Queen-street, Single Flax Mattrasaes, 6a; Doublo do., 15s; Bodsteads, 10s; Palliasses, Children's Cots, Couches, Suites of Furniture, Lamps, Tables, Saucepans, Boilers, and. all kinds ot Furniture at Austen's, 310, Upper Qucen-streot. All kindß of furniture bought. WANTED KNOWN-That the Allot ments at Mont lo Grand, Mount Roskill Road, are ready for Selection. They are beautifully situated; magnificent scenery, whioh can never be built out; soil.soml-volcanic; no stones to clear; 'busses pass at convenient intervals throughout the day, and late at night. Apply on property to E. T. Herbort. WANTED. — Wanted to Sell, very cheap, having 60 cases of Salad Oil, Castor Oil, and Scented Hair Oil to sell on Com mißßion, come from A N. late Fire. Castor Oil. 5d bottle. Is 6d dozen, is 3d by the case; Salad Oil. 6d bottle, os 3d by the case; Morton's Scented Hair Oil, la bottle for 6d. 5s 3d dozen, 5s by the case; Robinson's Patent Groats, only 6d; Tin Good Tea, Is Jd lb; Cocoa and Milk, only 8d tin; Scented Soap, 8 cakes for Ib ; Mixed Spic», 8 packetsfor'6d; Water Bottles, only Cd; Glass Decanters, Is; Wino Glasses, 2d; White and Gold Seta of Jugs, 3a Bet; White and .Gold Cuns anil Saucers, Bcf. 7b Gd dozen ; Glasa Jurb, Cd ; Japanese Gloss for Boots, only 5d bottle, 3 bottles for Is; Boot Protectors, only 3d card ; Nutmegs, 3d oz; Epsom Salts, id dozen, 2b fid 71b box; Pens, 6d box; Spectacles, 6d and Is; Exercise Books, 2d and 3d; Coffee, la 2d lb.-H. WATT, Pittstreet. Large Tea Trayß, only Is 3d.



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN, that nil working man can Bavo tboir money by cnlllni? at tlio Govoraor Gordon Restaurant. All Mcala Sixponco; Hoard and Lodging 15s per week.— iLuouri ilurduelc, Proprietor.—Note the addrosß —Nearly opposite tho Waiteinata Hotoli and C'.oac to thn Dtolr WANTED KNOWN—Messrs Gottlieb, Huhcr, and Co., Horticultural Artists, Landscape Gardeners, and Culturers or VineSj bog to inform gontlcmen, owners of orchards, and faniici'H, that they hivvo arrived in Auck land, and arc ojieu to contract or day wagOß for laying and preparing Lawn Tennlß, Cricket Grounds, Fountains with rookery, Scenery, Fens, &0.,&e. Keforencea from the Continent, England, Colonies, and Now Zealand.—Written applications, addressed to G. 11. and Co., Star OMco, will receive prompt attention. -\Xf A N TED KNOW N— y» That tho STOCK of CLOCKS AND WATCHES AND JKWKLLKUY at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE has boon Gruatly Augmented by LARGE Alt- RIVAL 3, and an Inspection iB eolioited of tho STERLING GOLD and SILVKR GOODS (all WARRANTED) in tho Queen-street Window, and tho Artistic IMITATION JEWELLERY in the Victoria-street Window. Wo make a SPECIALTY oC these Two Lines, kecpinc both the Genuine and the Imitation '•*> SUIT all TASTES and Pockote; but they an; kept Sopa rale, and Displayed in Different Streets. Storl- Silver Sets. 2s Gd; lirooehes and Rings, Is each: and other Lines equally Cheap, at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCAIJK, Quenn-st. and Victoriaat., andatChristehurchand Wellington. Tho Fancy Goods Stock is Unequalled In tho Colony. ~\XT ANTED KNOWN ' NOW~SHOWING J. G. BKOWN'S, PARNELL, irHTSPECJAL VALUK IN'Eft ULSTERS AND FOUR-IN - HANDS, DUESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS. A LAUGH STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY TO KKLKCT FROM, AND PRICKS LOWER THAN QUKKN-ST., J. G. BROWN'S, I'ARNELL. WANTED KNOWN — A FEW OF NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S WELL-TRIED REMEDIES FOR WINTER USE. COMPOSITION POWDKIt—It ia known In all English-speaking countries for its many good qualities. You who urc subject to Colds or Sore Throats don't bo without ll; Is Cd a tin; ° HALM OF GILEAD.-Sovon /cars' trial has proved Una to bo ouo of the Best Conniounds ovorollored for tho auro of Coldß, Bronohitlß, Asthma, and Cough. 2a a Bottle. COUGH POWDER.—Effectual and quick in Congestion, Pleurisy, or Inflammation of tho Lungs, is Cd a 'tin, COUGH SYRUP.—Whoro thoro aro children nothing in bottor for Coughs. Croop, or liron cliiila. A pure expectorant without morphia or opium. 1b 6(1 and 2a a Uottlo. HOP BITTKRS, 2a fld n Bottlo. NEIL k CLIFF 0R D, UEUHALISTS. Botanic DiarKN«Aitv, Wklaksleystkekt, Auckland. WANTED KNO ffl TO BE CLEARED, AT 3TEPHEN S O N ' S, Karanoahapk lloas, Nkwton. MO pairs Kid Glovos. rs 6d per pair; 1.000 pairs Lisle Thread Gloves. Gd, worth t; 1,500 pieces (good shadtm) Ribbon Velvet, 18 yards For Ski; CM yards Sasii Uihbons (9 shades). Is 6d nor yard; 2,000 dozen Dress Buttons, 3d per iozon; Di-ee« Materials, Jjd, 6d, 7M per yard upwards; 1.000 yariin Fruneh Coshnioro 110 jhades). Is por yard; MO yards Fronch Merino fi shades', Is 9d, worth 2s 6d : Crimean Shirting, )Sd. 18, Is 3d. to 2a 3d por yard; Union Shirtings, ■rom lijd upwards; Flannels, 75d, 9d, la por yard upwards; Ixl Blankets (all wool), 9b lid per pair. Try our 10a Trousers to Measure— ;an't bo beaten. MILLINERY—hy oxporienccd hands DRESSMAKING—by oxporiencod hands TAILORING—by experienced hands On tiik Piikmihks. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALE WAREHOUSE." KARANGAHAPE KOAD. NICWTOX. Miscellaneous Wantcdß. UCKI.AND CLOTHING FACTORY, Custonißtroot Kast, Want good Buttoo lioltr. Vest Hands, and 2 smart young Men to karri the trade; a few good Boys.- ILLIARD TABLE.—Wanted to pur ohiuo, » Threo-quarter Billiard Table.— Addntas IJOC, STAU Offlco. IjIAKM HANDS.—Wanted, two steady X? Men for a farm; married, and must bo ,'ood ploughmen. — Apply L. D. Nathan & Co., Shirtlaml-streot. *-- -3 TO BKIUKLAYEKS. — Wanted, n Job ns Improver. At work at the trado 2J roars.-Address P.P., Stab Olllcc. rnRAVELLER Wanted to carry Samples I Hoot Uppors on commission. — Address, UiitiiiK terms, ground covered, and references, to " Hono," Stau Offlco. rnRADESMEN'S BOOKS oponed, mado X up. posted, checked and balanced period ically by un Experienced Accountant, at a nominal cost.—Address "Accountant,' P. 0.8. IS. Auckland^ GENTLEMAN requires a well-fur nished Bedroom and Breakfast in a priratn liohsb; boardina;-houso kcopers and widows need not npply.—Address " 8.U.," Star Olllco. "X"llATEUll" DRAMATIC CLASS.-'; J\. Wanti:d. a fow Ladies and Gentlemen In terested in tho formation of a private Dramatic Olaxn, under a competent instrnct r, to »ond lluir names and aadrocscß to " Amateur," Stau Olllco; nO ROM AND EL HOSPITAL. A Medical Mnn Ib required for the above Hos pital. Salary. £200 por annum, with prlTato praotlcti. Applications to be mado to tho nnder- Sfcnod up to MONDAY, 9th Juno, 1881. J. H. HARRISON, Secretary Hospital Commttioe. n ARDENING.—Wanted Known to those VT whom it may concern—Thut J. P. Slattery, Practical Gardcnor, Wollington-ntreet, Is pre pared to undertake. rII kinds of work in his pro foaaion, and o.xeouto it In tho beet ami most efllclont mannor—such as tho laying-out of new groundßneat and to tlio best advantage, prnn lng. renovating, putting in order, and lill kinds of groand worit to tho best sstisfuction. M" ORE JEWELLERY.—Mr H. Penz hol/., Working Jeweller, begs to inform tho trade, his frionds. and tho pubho, that hav ing returned to Auckland, he has commenced Business In Darby-strcot, Thlstlo Hotel Build ings 'a £ow utcps from Quccn-sfreot). All orders and repairs in.Jewollory will bo satisfactorily oxecuted. Prices vory moderate. Board and Residence. BOARD & RESIDENCE.—Mrs Gibson, second house above Store, Qrafton Road. BOARD AND RESIDENCE, between Viotoria-street and Wcllesloy-strect, for 2 or 3 Singlo Gentlemen. — Apply Manchester Houbo. Kelson-street. BOARD AND RESIDENCE near Three Lamps for ono or two single gehtlomon; homo cmforts.—Apply to Mr Aloy, Grocor, St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby. l*«rstmat THE Thomaß Scott who was convicted yesterday is not Thos. Scott, bricklayer, Albert-street. WILL E. J. Brown meet J. E. Brown at tho Auckland Hotel, any timo this week. G. ALLEN, Draper, Jervois Road, • Ponsonby. begs to notify that ho has no connection with C. Allen, draper, lato of Victoria Btreet. Calls. -fcXEW ZEALAND TOBACCO GROW _L 1 ING AND MANUFACTURING COM PANY (LIMITED). A Call (the first) of Ton Shillings per Share has this day been made by tho Dlreotors of the above Company, payable to tho Treasurer, at tho ofllco or the Company, tho Factory. Beach Road, Auckland, on SATURDAY, tho 31st day of May instant. F. NUTTER, Secretary pro fem."B Auckland, 13th May, 1884. (jost an Hi Found. LOST, a Peacock Blue Plußh Purse, between Rendcl's. Draper, and Symonds street. Finder rewarded.—Apply at Stab office. LOST, on Friday, 30th May, a Cameo Scarf Ring.—Findor rewarded upon re turning same to Air F. H. Lowisson, Jeweller, Qneon-strcet. TjIOUND, a Pointer Bitch.—Owner enn B' have the aame by paying expenses.—G. Sampson. Cook-sircet. Tj -£\S REWARD.—Lost, a Gold Wedding JL"" Ring, Friday last, upon Quocn-strcot.— Above reward on return of same to Mrs Kogor son 8.169, Grey-street. LOST, an Elevauon Plan of MrTown send's Cottage, Sussex-street, Newton Road.—ss reword on returning same to the above address. £•1 A REWARD. - Stolen, on the J3&X" night of Thursday, May 29, from th'a paddock of Mr H. Bilkie, near the Royal Oak, Onehunga, Four sticks of Vegetables.—The above reward will be paid on conviction of the thief.—H. Bilkie. £$~i REWARD.—The above sum will *3& A be paid for such information as will tend to show how the Black Retriever Dog came to fall from tho office window of Messrs BtfylariandLundon, surveyors, over tho Colo nial Bank, Quocn-street, on Saturday laat. In formation to be left at tho oilico of the Society fer the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Tj-/\S.—Loat, on Wednesday, 28th, )}e ,• JL vr tween Ponroso Crossing and Otehuliu, ' a Lady's Leather Bag, containing a sum ot money and various other articles.—The above reward will bo paid to anyone returning the same to H. Jackson, Butcher, Otahuhn, or Stab j Office.



To Let TO LET, an old-established Grocery Shop in Wakoflcld-BtrcoU Kent low.—Apply to W. ftK Hasten, Coachtnlildors, Wakcfiold-Bt. TO LET, two large unfurnished Rooms (uu siairs), with fireplace. — Apply Wni. Siilllviin, Albert-street. TOO LET, .a front Bedroom, furnished or _t_ unfurnished, flvo minutes' walk from the Wharf; no other lodgers or childrco.—Address at Stau Ofllco. . TO LET, funii.iliod Bed-room and Sit tliiß-room with v o o£ kitchen or attend ance.—ApplySTAitJJtffleo. TO LET (furnished), a Bed-room nnd Sitting-room, with or without board.— Apply Star ofllce. 0 LET, a House in Kent atroot, Surrey Hills; six iooms and wash-houso; rent, 18s.—Apply Star office. TO LET, Part of a House (four rooms or loss) in Scotia, Place, oil' Upper Qucon-st.— Inqniro o( Mrs Brown, on the preini:;.. s. rriO LET, 4 and 6-roomed Houses, Board- I ing-houses, Hotels, Businesses, niuo Farms —Grant & Crossan. 75, Queen-street. 0 LET, a well-finished and comfortable Cottage of G rooine, and bath-room, on Great North Road; (fas, water, and overy con venience.— Apply J.H. Jouninff, House Agent, &0.. Arch Hill. , 0 LET, Albert-street, upstairs Sitting room with flre-placo also, thrco Bed rooms. — App'y Professor Evans, Amorlcan Ilairdressing Sa'oon. 0 LETJ~tho 3-storied Brick Building known aa Foster's Boot Factory, in Rut lund-street, just ofl' Queonstrect; suitable for a manufactory or wholesale store.—Apply toL.H. Neumogcn, Darby-strcot. rpO LET (cheap), to a respectable Tenant, X a nico New House, llvo rooms, every con venience close to the Tramway Terminus.— Apply Walter It. McKlwaln, Bayflold, Pon -0 LET, at Mount Eden, 2 G-R.oomed Vi'las, with bay windows, verandah, fire places (with register grates), tanks, collars, and outhouses, situated just below Smith's 'Bus Ofllw.—Apply to Jcseo Stokci, Mount Edon Itoad. ____^ 0 LET, for a term, in busiest; part of Queen-street, a good Bhop; suitable for Tobacconist, Stationer, or other light bush oss. —Address, stating business, to "Shop," Star Oflic«. TO BE LET, charming Marine Villa, London-street, with splendid water view, on largo allotment; a very comfonablo Fonr rooniod Dwol ing, with good workshop and out houso at back.—W. L. Mitchell, 8 Alcrcantllo Chambers. Amusements. R POOLEVS SUBURBAN CON! CERTS. Newmarket - tomorrow EVENING (Friday), Gth June. Admission. Half-a-crown, nnd One Snilliutf. Ki>som—MUNDAY, Oth Juno. Admisilon, One Shilling nnd Sixponce; and to the Dance, One Shilling. MR W. H. WE BB ' S SOCIAL RE-UNIONS. TOMORROW (Friday) EVENING. Spoclal Engagement of MADAME SCA SI, Scholar and Associate of R»yal A end em y of Music, London; Conservatoire, Paris ; and Conservatory, Milan. Madnnio Scasi will aing the Cavatina "Roberto o tv rhe adoro." from Meyerbeer's " Roberto il Diavolo," and Sir Honry Bishop's " Bid Mo Discourse." Doors opon nt 8: dancing. 8.15; closing, 11 Admission, 2*; Doublo Ticket. 3s 6d. TICKETS can bo obtained from Mr W. H. Webb, Oak House, Hobson-ltrcot. Sheriff's Notice "XT 0 T I G E, I, Kdward Listek Grbkn, Sheriff of tho District of Auckland, hereby Rivo notlco that under a Writ of Sale duly issued out of tho Supremo Court of Now Zealand, Northern District, at Auckland, in an action wherein J. F. Buddie, of Tauranga, la Plaintiff, anl B. W. lirodkorn, of Tiraroniro. is Dofendant. I will caußo to bo sold by public auction at tho Sale rooms of B. Tonks and Co.. Quoon-«treet Auck land, nt tho hour of 12 noon on SATURDAY, the "th day of Juno next, all thoso Pieces or Parcels of Land, being Lots 213 and 214. eectlon 2, To wu of Tauranga, boing the whole of Uio land comprised in Certificate of Title. Volnmo 10, Folio 51 of tho Roirfater Book; and also all that piece or parcol of Land, being Lot No. 36i in tho Parish of To Papa, containing 60 acres. Tho Solicitors for the Execution Creditor are Messrs WWiakcr and Russell, of Wjndham- Btreet, Auckland. Dated at Auckland this 17th dsy of May, 1881. EDWARD L. GREEN, Sheriff Meetings- YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wolleslcy nnd Albert streets. — Evangelistic Servico THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All are iuvited. Recent arrivals cordially invited. RINCE OF WALES LODGE, No. 1338. —Tho regular Monthly Meeting of the above Lodge will be held at Freemasons' Hal), Prlnces-Btreot, THIS (Thui-rday) EVENING, at 7.30. Visitors nro invited. By order of tho W.l* -M. S. LKKOS, P.M.. Secretary. T~ RADES AND LABOUR COUNCIL.— A Mooting of Ihu Counoil (delegates only) will be held on FRIDAY EVENING first, at 7 30. Every member will please attend.—GEO. W. HESLUI', President, OPE OF AUCKLAND TENT.- I.O.R.—Members of the abovo arc reques ted to tako notico that tho Nomination of Officers for enputng term takes place TO-MOR ROW (Thuredfty), sth Instant. Candidates for Initiation are requested to attend at 8.10 p.«n. sharp. JA3. Q. CARR. Sec. "AUCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY. The Practices of the Society will be resumed on TUESDAY EVENING next, at a quarter to 8 o'clock. Tho work in preparation will rjs Gado's " Psycho." copies of which can bo Oo toined from the Librarian, Mr Edgor. MILLIGAN HOGG, Hon. gee. Drapery. t^ o •£ T" c^ i! A. I-E s'tIEUR having bought a BANK RUPT STOCK of LADIES'CLOTH JJ^KETS for Cash, is now soiling tho same at and Under Wholesale Cost, .-- MARom|; Also SEVERAL JOB PARCELS for Cash, in HOSIERY. GLOVES. LADIE3 and CHIU DRKN'S UNDKRCLOTHING, WOOLLEN CLOUDS, etc., muoh'Undor Original Cost, ... m j • AT THK BON MARCHB. DRESS MATERIALS, VKLVETEENS, SHIimNGS. BLANKETS. FLANNELS. SHEETINGS, etc, all Bought at a Discount for Cash. Cannot ho surpasaod for value. Kvery dopartment is replete with NOVEL TIES FOR. PRESENT SEASON, and should be inspected without delay. ObsorvoAddress—BOM MARCHE, 217, Queon strect (next JUewiu Bros.) t3emoving to new premises. 11 w.PaSlen (For many years In the employ of Arch. Clnrk and Sonßl, DRAPER AND CLOTHIKR, JERVOIS HOUSE, PONSONBY, Bogs to notify to the residents that he is about fo Remove Into NKW PREMISES, and is HOLDING A SALE OK HIS STOCK FOR FOUR WEEKS PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL. All Goods Marked in Plain Figures, and Three Shillings in the Pound Cash Discount wil lbo given during the Sale. ALL NEW GOODS. NO BANKRUPT STOCK. NOT DAMAGED GOODS. STERLING VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. GIVE HIM A TRIAL. GIVE HIM A TRIAL, W. G. ALLEN, Jervoia Soad. Medical. MR W. H. JONES, M.R.C.V.S..L. (MemVer of tho Royal College of Veter inary Surgeons London), late Veterinary Bur goon. North Metropolitan Tramway Company, London, has cotimonoed practice in Auckland and may be eocsultod on Diseases of Horses, Cattle, and Donesticated Animals at the Masonic Hotel, Piinces-Btreet. All communica tions left at Mr Haslett's, Chomist, Queen-Bt will receive prompt attention. Telephone No, 40. Tho Register of Members of ths Royal College of Voterlnary Surgeons can be Been at Mr Haßlett's. CT HENDERSON'S • CHRRRY PECTORAL, 2* 6d and 4s Bd per bottle. To be had only at Medical Hall. Ponsonby. apposite Three Lamps. "tTIOLENT Raging Toothache is in V neurJy every instance instantaneously cured byußtng Odontateioon, the new remedy, la.—C. W. GoodßOh, London Arcade. T>E LIEF, from Cough in Ten Minutes.— J\l SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL Price, 2s 6(1 and 1b 6d;-F. C. Shariand, opposite thePdst-ofttce.,- : " ■ rnOOTHAGHE CURE.. — Instantaneous X -RBUefeODdNTAiGIC.-lB per bottle. ---g. C. BgARLANp; oppoaito .f oa t-offlce. _ D R A,B HOLD'S'PENNY ROYAI AND STEBL PlLLS^ThemoßtpoßUlal merino of the day." Prico, 2s 8d a box.^Goto O R. ~M~ «! All children snffcr from tliem. i" v;-.«ct«l. »A forllift Ci'rtaiii Cv".. ailAilLAA'D'a U'ORM POWDERS, Is packs Aivv..Ui:c;irlen H»li, opposite Post-ottVce. KATS! RATS! RATSI—U& BBtABLAND'B PHOSPHOB PASTE, Bate eat It greedily, and die; no email. Price, One Shilling a Bottle. F. O.BHARLAND opposite Pott-offlce.



For Sale. FOR SALE, a Small Fancy Business ; stook small: good place for Milliner cr Droeamaker.—Address " 3.F.H.," STAit nfllco. OR SALE, a light Handcart; cheap.— E. Harvio, Uppor Syinonda-BUvet. _ OR SALE, a Heavy Spring Uart, in thorough good order.—apply T. Aaher, Cobdcn-Btrect, Newton. _ _ ORTSALE, First-claes Farm near iine of railway: all fenced and under cultiva tion; £1,100; easy terms.—W. V. Stevens, High street. OR SALE, 4 acres of Ground behind Mount Albert; price ££o.—Apply to S. Berry^ Huascll-street, Arch Hill. BTiOli SALE, Splendid Site for Mansion I* or cutting up; 1 Acres; land planted.— Uoo. Brown, Church-street. DoVouport. I7IOR SALE (North Shore), Houses of 4 X? 6, and Brooms: alsjo. Building Lots.—For particulars apply B. Tanner, 8, Qucon-strcet. OK SALE, two first-class Iron Tanks, lOOjralls. each.—Apply to Mr John Taylor, cornor of Colling wood-st» and Ponsonby Roak. FOR SALE, Houses and Allotments (de ferred payments). Farms, Suburban Pro porties, Hotels, Businesses, Partnerships.— Grant and Crossan, 75, Queen-Btreet. OR SALE, Pure-bred White ioghorns. -Apply W. J. Knight, Fruiterer, Queen street; . J7IOR SALE, Now Circular Saw Bench, ' with 12-luch Saw (by Marshall).— Apply i,l»v.-r ._ Niecol. Customs street VV rcßt. gjMjK SALE by auction to-morrow, at Jj ,\ i-i Imr's Mart, Light American Waggon. IjIOIf.SALE (Cheap), an Harmonium, 5 1 octaves, walnut case; suitablo for Sunday school or parlour.—A. Kady, (B, Queen-Btreot. 8 AOR SALE (Exinouth-strset), House of Jj .3rooms and large pioce of ground: all m orchiu-,1; also, Cott r o -c. A bargain.—U. Par tington. FOR SfALK, Fruit and Greengrocery Bnsinoss In a good position; stock at yalu tlon.—Address, H.G., 1371. Post-offlco, Auckland. CHOR SALE (a bargain), Fixtures and JD Good-will of a Small Shop (city); price, fll.-Holßhton & Co., 177, Queen-street. FOR SALE (Rokeby-srtreet), comfortable 1-roomcd Cottage; ebb and water: 5 min utes from Union Bank; In flrst-class order.—H. Partlngton, Stlehbnry'B Buildings. 3710R SALE (Mount Eden, comer Albert ' and Victoria Avenue), a goo_ gix-roomed House, with bath-room, cellar, &c—Apply on the promises. ___ FOR SALE, Circular Glass-front Brougham, Horses, Harness, &c.. In flrst class order: to bo sold a bargain.—E. H. Vt itt, Coach Painter. Durham-street. OR SALE (Devonport), Houses, under special circumstances. Cheap; 4 to 15 rooms; well planted Hardens. —G. Brown, Charch-Btrcet, DevonporU OR POSITIVE SALE, two 4-i-oomed Cottages and one Shop and Dwelling, each with frontagoß to two good streets In the city — Apply to John Soppct, House and Land Agent, No. 8. Quccn-ntreet. FOR SALE, a fashionable and well-built D6g Cart, nearly now; alao, Silver-mounted Harness in Rood condition.—D. B. Orchard, 18, New Zealand Inaurance Buildings. OR SALE, in Parnoll, most convenient Houso of S rooms and Allotment 60 x 200; splendid viow of the harbour; only J5 mimtes from Po»t-offlce. —W. and J. Frater, Land Agents, Queen-street. j OR S _LE, 2 good Shops with comfort ablo Dwelling; back entrance* water and giis laid on; lot to goad tenants at 30s a week; situated inKarangahape Koad.—forparticulara apply to Mefßfg Carbines fc Taylor. Auctioneers. FOR SALE, 4-roomed House, Sunpyaide Road, Mount Men. Allotment 50 xIBO. Also, three Allotments adjoiniug. each 50 x 196 feet—Apply to G. Garry, atMrMason's,Hair Uresacr. ■ T7IOR SALE fa Bargain), a Corner Allot -1? ment with 20 feet frontage to Great North Hoad by 8« feet t« McKolrie-etroot. with good Shop and Bwelting orected thereon, and let. to good tenant. Price. £SGO.—For! urther particu lars, Carblncß and Taylor, Auctioneers. FOR SALE at once, first rate Boarding. h»uso(city), lfirooms; bath, gas; ingoing; -150; rent low; long loaso; a «ood ohance> Also, nloo little Fancy Goods Shop; stock small • cheap.—Business Exchango Agency, High-st (npatairß)—Wooding & Co BELLA VIS IA ROAD.—Grand Allot ment to be sold cheap for cash, planted and fenced, c mmanding one of the beet marine views in Ponsonby. —W. L. Mitchell, 8, Mercantile Chambers. FOR SALE, a new Houso containing 5 Rooms and Scullery; gas and water laid on; all fenced- In ; ten minutes from G.P.O. Views harbour and Domain —Apply to Henry riviL Builder. Portland street, off CraoroHt-st. Pamell. "XTORTH SHORE.—For Sftlo, ft Pretty _L 1 Little Gothic Tilla, of 5 apartuienta near the Tlctorla Wharf jet retired, being adjoin . Ing the residences of the Hon. ao B. Devcreux and the late Captain Wjnjard; the allotment 1b 50 x 118, and thesollQt excellent quality; the house is nearly new, «nd fitted with regtoter grate, colonial' Oven, Sec; very ruitable lor a nuletcouple or Bmall family.—li. Tanner, Agent, 8 Queon-Btreet. _. PARNELL RISE.—For Sale, a New Cottage of 1 rooms and scullery : good viow of harbour; new road opposite Parnell School.—Apply on tho premises. IKGSLAND, Now North Road.—2 1-roomcd Vorandah Cottages, regist-red Kra'«s and colonial ovens; price, Cl6O each.— Tcrme, apply J. R. Eanderson, Mercantile Chambers, Quccn-streot. N SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 200 casks Portland Cement, [Master of Paris. Fireclay, by ton or lh, Firo Bricks, &c—R. Jenkinson, Bnilder, Liornc street. SUPERIOR Villa Residence, Clarence-et., for £380. Grand Market Gardon Site, good, black soil, the pick of Rorebank Estate; 8 acres for £300 cash.—W. L. Mitchell, Land Agent. mO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS- X Business for Sale In a Brat-class oosltion In the suburbs; satisfactory reasons for disposal. —Apply to W. V. Stevens. High-gtreet. rTVTSPORTSMEN.—For Sale, a bargain, X a Pure-bred Young Potnter.-Apply W. G. Woodward, Victoria Avenue. Eden Terrace. i>t>l _l — FOR SALE, on easy ?&&X_\F» terms, a Cottatre of 4 rooms and Freehold Allotment in Haslett-Btreet.—W. V. Stevens, High-street. mo CLOSE AN ACCOUNT. VAILE k DOUGLAS Are Instructed to Offer for Private Salo, THKALLOTMENT IN SYMONDS-STRKET. next to Dr. Murray Moore's. The Lease has 90 years to run, at a rental of fili »er annum. WA7KATO RIVKR-A Vahmble Block Of good Land, containing 2St acres, near Cameron Town. ■ WAIUKU-Allotment 250, Waipipl, contain ing 82 A ores Firat-ratc Land, inoßtly the site of a Maori Plantation. VAILE 4 DOUGLAS, Land amd Estate Agents, Skortland-street. Sportina. WELLBSLBY'S CONSULTATION No. 1.-MELBOURNE CUP, 1881. 2,000 TICKETS, AT 10s BACH, DIVIDED AS rOLLOWS : lßtHorae ..v... «250 Startora....'... *200 2ndHorso 130 Non-Startors 300 3rdHorso 10° Apply by letter only, enclosing two stamps for reply and result, to _ w - j ._ LISBIjBYf Care Cbas. F. Andbkws, Tobacconist, Wol lesley Billiard Rooms, Welleßley-stroot, A-ok land. Tenders . mENDERS wanted for Plumber's Work. X —Apply on the job. fronting New North Road, lUngsland, J. F. Brown. npENDERS Wanted for 2 Wood Cottagfss X in Clarence-street, Ponsonbv. Tenders will be received up to 1 o clock on Monday, the 9th inst. Plans and specification to be seen at Mr Winter's Store, Franklin Road. WANTED, Tenders for Earthworks, Newmarket Road District, receivable up to noon of MONDAY, the 9th inst. Partiou larstobehadofSecretar^ewmarke^HalU June 5,1881. TO PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS. Ycndore aro wanted for Painting and Paper ing three Shops and Dwelling-houses now in course of Erection at Surrey Hills. Specifications and conditions may be seen a my office, whore sealed tenders are to be sent not later than noon of SATURDAY, 7th met. Tho lowest or any tender not necessaril accepted THOSiSEARELTj , Architect, Queenst. St. Mungo Chambers. THOROUGH OF PARNELL. Tendors will be reoeivcd at the Borough, Council Offlco up to 5 p.m. on MONDAY, the 16th inst., for Asphalting and Concreting (separate tenders) the Footpath in Alpha Road, from the Exchange Hotel to tho boundary near tho Railway Bridge, at per square yard. The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac cepted. Further particulars to be obtained at the Borough Oflge.^.^ T<)w _ June sth, 1881. THOROUGH OF PARNELL. Tenders will bo received at the- Boro_eh Council Office up to sjp.m. on MONDAY, _c 16th insn, for the following :— 1. Supply : of Hand-broken and Machine-broken Metal, Fine and Coarße Scpria Ash. Also for Dray, twa Horseß, and Man for oc i ,oasion_l Day Work. . ~ ~ 2. Removal of Night soil from the Borough, Emptying Cesspits (tho Council providing cart), also Supply of Dry Karth. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. , , Further particulars to be obtained at tne Borough Office. S. REYNOLDS, Town Clerk. June 5,1884. Continued on Virat Page



Public Motlceg. -| S.—To the Ladfei of Auckland.—l,ooo X Fashionable Winter H»ts, In TelU Hearer, Fur, Satta, and Plush, at la each —Fernandez s Sale, Newton. fiV\iy PAIRS Men's Coloured Mole /V" I Trousers, 4» 6d a pair, really (food, and the cheapest ever offered in Auckland— Fernandez, Karangahape Road, Newton. Ci LASSBLOWING, Freeman's Bat.— VJT Saturday afternoon, from Zto 5. Admis sion, 6d. Each Visitor receives one Glass Jug. —M. Cook and Song. THOMPSON AND DONKIN, Electrical Engineers, furnish estimates for Klectrio Lighting, flx Electric Bells, repair Dynamo Machines, &c, oa the moßt reasonable terms.— Address, Customs-street West, opposite Auck land Timber Company; \lf ADAMEPOOLE Y'S ELEMENTARY JOfi AND ADVANCED VOCAL CLASSES. Next Quarter comEeneos THUUSDAY, 12th Juno. Terms: Half-a-prulmsa <in advance). OUNT HOBSON SCHOOL DISTRICT. A BRANCH SCHOOL will be opened in the Primitive Methodist Chapel, Newmarket, on MONDAY next, June 0. 1881, for Children be tween the ages of live and seven. WILLIAM. TAIT, Chairman. PONSONBY "AT HOME," PON SONBV HALL. TO-MORROW EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK. Subscribers are requested not to forget their Admission Tickcte, as none will ho admitted without them. ByOrderQfCemmirF.KVANS.Hon. e eo. ¥ ~E 1} A" T. The undersigned begs to announce that he has commenced to Practise as a Solicitor in the Offices of the late Mr E. K. Tylor. Imperial Chambers, VulcaH Lane. JOSEPH BLADES. Anckland, May 19.1881. T OOK OUT FOR THE PAMPHLET ! BRITISH DESPOTISM IN THB SOUTH SEA ISLANDS ANB THE PERSECUTION OF MR W. J. HUNT BT SIR ARTHUR GORDON, Higli Commissioner under " Tho Western Paclflo Orders in Council, 1877 and 1879," By VOa POPULI. Copies of the above can be obtained of Mr G. L. Thompson, Agent, Hfgh-street, and from all Bookeellors. PRICE-ONE SHILLING. New Law Partnership. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that ;hey have commenced Practice in Co-partner ship aa BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS n Chambers in High-strekt, opposite Mr W. itkin's Printing Office. E. W. BURTON. W J. NAPIER. Anekland, September 22nd, 1883. Bngtaess Notices. PRIME Canterbury Bacon only 9d lb. Retail; also, small goods of all kinds at J. iuckland'a, Bntcher, Quee»-street. Qnehnnga._ LIMB.' LIME! LIMB t—Wanted Known—The only person In Anckland jurning Oyster Shell Lime is J. J»hneto». Arch JIU; Sa per Ins. Rodnctlong t» the trade. O f£ A A —WANTED, a Partner in an jfcO""* Old-established Business In a eading thoroughfar*, capital required, £500.— ipply to G. h. Thompeom, Agent, High-street PIANOFORTES Tuned (se) by an ex- Jl perienced hand from Kirkmaa's, London, ild Pianos entirely restored In tone, taueh, and juality ; Hammers ref eltcd, 1 guinea —w. Slor, karangahape Road, Newton (Opposite Primes, Ironmonger!. RSROBINSON (recently arrived from England) begs to announce to the Ladies )f Auckland and neighbourhood thnt she has sommenced bnsiness as Milliner and Dress naker: good lit and stylo gnanmteed; lessons rlren in Millinery and Dressnakin^ »t moder ito oharges.—StMary's Road, Pensonby. JAILOR AND OtJTFITTBR, J. FLETCHER, Hobson-si., Hcturns thanks to his anmeroug patrons for heir liberal support during the past five years, itill assuring them and the publio that only Perfect Fits, combined Vith First-class Style md the Best of Workmuishlp, are the ruling rtandardsin the execution of every order i» xusted to his oare. Prices moderate. Terms iash. Gentlemep's own material made np. IjT G. EWIKG TO N, i • KSTATE AGENT (Established 18 Years.) MONEY TO LBND on City Seouriaos. House*, Shops. Cottages, Allotments, and Farms !or Sale at low prices and on easy terms. Twe Sew Cottages in Russell-street,. Great Korth Road, £265 each. . L .. . ■ . pheap and good cutlbrtt. thomaFsamubl, Importer of Cutlery, baa juet teceired a good supply of all Kinds of TABLE AND POCJKKT CUTLERY, Consisting of Ivory and Bone Table Knives, Pocket Knives; Loekwood's and Johnston* Scissors and Razors, superior makers. ELECTftO-PLATKD WiBB- Forks, Spoons, Cruets, etc. All the above Goods selling at very tow prices, wholesale and retail. THCVAB SAMUEL, 103, Queen-st. (next Mr Weatpfahl. Bootnudteri T UKS' VICTORIA HOTEL; BRANDIES: John Eckehaw's No. 1. Biscuit Dubouche *-Btar, Muller Frera's 3-3 tor, Caseio feOo.'fl fino, Hennosßy and (Hard's Palo and Dark. WHISKIKS: Teacher's exceptionally old and, fine, Walker's, Power's, U.U, etrathisla, and Old Way. HANCOCK'S and SPEIGHT'S ALES. FINEST GERMAN LIQUEURS. CLARETS and RHINE WINE 6, BRANDT'S BREMEN LAGEB BEER-jost arrived, SA LZ GURKEN—not too Bot. rp AUPIRI EXTENDED COAL-MINING '■*- COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OP TAUPIRI COAL. COAL from Other Mines In the Wailtato being now Introduced Into the Auckland Market, Consumers of TAUPIRI COAL are Baquestod to be Careful In giving their Orders in future to ask for " TAUPIRI COAL." FRANZ SCHERFF, Secretary.,1 Auckland, May 26,1881. CHOICE HO ICE , SALT D UTTER I ALT JD UTTER I ]8. PER LB. PRIME CHEESE, gD. PERLB. RE W S ROCERY.AND PROVISION STORES, VIOTOHIA-STRISIST. Money. MONE y TO LEND on freehold security. —Joseph Blades. Solloltor, Vulcan Lane. M" ONEY TO LEND, on good freehold securities, at current rates. — Arch. Buchanan. Solicitor. Queon-street (opposite Bank of New Zealand) , JT* P> £\i\ TO LEND on good Freehold gLjO"" Property, at 9 per cent. Interest. —W. V. Stevens, High-street. jiIAIO £10,000 LENT on Building 3»JL\J Society principles, or on other tenui (S suit borrowers. Allotments bought an Houses built* on Weekly Payment System Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for sale on 4th page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for Investment— C. Williamson Land. Estate, and Financial A Kent and Valuer, High-street Atokland. ROSELINE tor imi HAlß.—This ele gant preparation completely eclipses every artiole ola similar kind now before the public-Price. l»6d a bottle.-SHABtun>. Apothecaries' Halt



Auctions. T ~~ TO-MORROW. By Order of the Registrar of Dogs. A NUMBER OF VALUABLE DOGS will be Sold by Auction at the Kcnne'l To-morrow (friday) Uic 6th June, at !2 o clock Aoon. GEO. GOLDIE, Auctioneer. JOHN. LKYDOX.] [EDWARD LEVDOK TO-MORROW, at 11 o'Clookj JOHN & E. LEYDON will sell at tho Commercial Sale Rooms, Queen-street, Household Furniture, Clothing. Cutlery, Crockery. Drapery, Blankets, Glassware, Mats. Saddlery, etc.. etc. also Potatoes, Onions, Hams and Bacon. TO-MORROW, At 2 o'clock. PURIRI POSTs7~FURIRI I'OSTS f PURIRI POSTS ! PUlUf'.I I'OSTS ! THE Subscriber lins received instruc tions to Bell by Public Auction To-nior row, at 2 o'clock, on the Allotment next to J. Kdwards's Coal Yard, Breakwuter, 1,200 PURHII POSTS, in good order. GEORGE SIBBIN, . Auctioneer. TOMORROW. THE HAYMA RXE T. FOR SALE, at tho Hay market, To morrow, Bay Mare, 8 years, good in harness and ■ middle Chesnut Gelding. St. Swithin Bay Mare, suitable for sprint? cart or buggy Dark Bay Hack Sultan; grand pacer Brown Marc, 2«pwt. trial ALFRED BUCKLAND. JOHN LEYDON.] [EDWARD • LETOON. TO-MOKROW, at 12 o'clock. JOHN AND EDWD. LEYDON HAVE received instructions to Sell, at the Central Conime cfal Sale Rooms, Queon-street, A 1-rge nnnnS'ty of BHKUBS, FRUIT TR> E8 TRHUBARB ROOTS' CAMKLr. LIAt) and other Winter Flowers. No Reserve. TO-MORROW. DURHAM YARDS. THE Undersigned have received instruc tions to sell at the Durham Yards. To morrow, 6th June, at Eleven o'clock a.m.. THK RACEHORRE FLAGEOLET, BY FBVE, DAM LYRA. HUNUfiR & NOLAN, Auctioneers, TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock; POULTRY, PRODUCE, SHRUBS, FRUIT TREES, &o. MESSRS CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL Sell by Public Auction To-mor row (Friday). 11 o'clock Bharp, POULTRY.—FowIs, Turkeys, Geeso, Bucks, ; Pigs, Canaries, and Fancy Birds PRODUCE.—Bacon and Hams, Wairoa Checso, ■ Keg Butter. Keg Beef, 20 tons good Tablo 5 Potatoes, Onions, Carrots, Oatmeal, Flour, Sharps, Bran, Oats, Maize, and Chaff A. CHOICE AND RARK ASSORTMENT of Shrubs, Fruit and other Trees, Plants, &o, 3RGCERIEK. -Tea (in chest and half-chest and boxes)., Susar. Candles, Soap, Korosine, Lemon Peel, Mixed Biscuits, &c. DRAPKUY. — Blankets, Quilts, Hosiery, Um brellas, Blind Net. Gents' Trousers and Vest, Tweed Suits. Coats. Hats, Braces, Ties, Blue Smock. Chenille Ties, Corsets, Carpets, Mole Trousers. &c. . FANCY GOODS.—Albums, Pocket-knives, Ac-* ocriUons, G*nt»'Gold Sots, &c. FURNITURE. — Bedding, Mattresses. Bed. steads. Tables, Chairs, Suites, Cheffoniers, Cheat Drawers, &c. Also, I 400-gallon Square Iron Tank, complete, with tap. CARBINES & TAYLOR. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock a.m. '. ■ j MARKET DAY." ARTHUR'S POULTRY. PRODUCE. FRUIT, AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKET, t A R T H U R'S M A R T, POULTRY DEPARTMENT, fowls. Turkeys, Ducks, Geeso, Pigoons, Fanoy Birds. Canaries. Kabbiis, Groy Dorking Fowls, Small Pigs Finite Leghorn Fowls i Poodle Dog . Pointer 10 Una Biscuits, assorted PRODUCE. FRUIT, AND GROCERY DEPARTMENT. fukekohe Cheese Factory Al Clieeso , . L'granakl Cheese, Sundry 1 <ots of Waikalo and otuer Good Cheece, Butter, Canterbury Bacon and Hams, Waikato and other enred Bacon and Hams, Beef. Spiced Rolled Boef Jood Tai* Potatoes. Socd Potatoes. Cow- Potatoes, While and Red Carrots, Cabbages, Pumpkins, Pie Melons, Onions (stringed and in bags). Flour, Oatmeal, Sharps, Bran, Chaff. Oats, Wheat, &c. TKUlT—Apjpleß. Superior Local Pears, Lemons, Passion Fnut, Peanuts, fc<*. ■ ■;< JROCERIKS, &c—2o cases Vestas, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Biscuits, Vinegar i cases Well-assorted Lollies )N Salb Privately, at AUCTION PRICKS,. FURNITURE DKPAHTMBNT (Up-stairs). . MJood Selection of Pianos, Organ, Harmonium; a Large Assortment of Fenders and Fire irons, just opened; Mirrors, Looking Glasses, Dinner Services, Wool and akin Mats, Car- E»ts, Suites, Chairs (assorted). Chests of irawers, Washstandt, Toilet Sets. Toilet Tables, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Pal liasses, Spring, Lath, Hair, and Flax Mat trasses, Meat Safes, Stoves, Grates, Sewing Machines. . . ,0f ' WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11 .. At 12 o'Clock, VALUABLE CITY FREEHOLD PRO PERTY, QUEEN-STREET. D. F. EVANS TTAS received instructions from Mr G. JJ_ Stainoa,' to sell I>y public auction, at his Land Mart. Queen-street, on Wednesday, June Uth,at 12 o'clock, . .. , ff THOSE! SUBSTANTIAL and COMMODIOUS BUSINESS PREMISES situated in : ' QUEEN-STREBT, almost opposite th J Bite of Broposed Town Hall, and occupied by Mr hi Btaines. The premises comprise Large Double Shop, 35 x 27: 0 Dwelling Rooms' and a Large Store-room. SO x 27, whioh can be subdivided at small cost into dwelling ' rooms, wash-bouso, &c. This property is Blaced8 laced in the market for absolute sale, ie vendor having determined to realise,.1 and from Its rela'ne position to the great business centres of the City, and its great prospective value, it is without doubt one of the best investments now offering to speculators, capitalists and others, ■ i..-. Also, at the samo time and plaoe,- COLLEGE! ROAD—That valuable Freehold Building Allotment, having a frontage to College Road of 10 feet, by a depth of 112 feet, more or less, being Lot 11 of the sub division of Allotment 16, Section 8. This presents a good opportunity to secure a good allotment on the main thoroughfare leading from tho City to the Western Suburbs. D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, 12th, NOON. HEPBURN-STREET. PIANO, HANDSOME FURNITURE, PLATED WARE, GLASS, - / CHINA, PICTURES, CANARIES, PARROT, POULTRY, &c. R. ARTHUR HAS been' favoured with instructions from Captain Oakley (who is leaving for Nelron). to sell by public auction at his resi dence, Hepburn-street, near Poneonby Road, on Thursday.,l2th, at 12 o clock noon, HIS HANDSOME AND NEWLY-SELECTED HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS. DRAWING-ROOM. - Walnut Suite; Blue fJKured Rep (9 pieces). Handsome Walnut Table, Whatnot, Gilt Framo Mirror, 2 Mart* Timeitleceß, Carved Bracket, 'Easy Chair, Flower Stands, Vases, Ornaments, Carpet, Rug, Fender. Fire Irons. Curtains. Glass Shade with Flowers, Books, P. M. Tables, Superior Oleo graphs in Handsome frames, &c. DINING-ROOM: — A Good Piano, Muaio Stool, CheffMiior, Rimu Telescope Dining Table, Horsehair Suite, a Leather-covered Easy Chair, Corner Pole Curtains, Carpet, Crumb Ploth, Fender, Fire Irons, Rug, PainUnK of Sir W. Fox's Homestead, Oleographs, Platod ware, Glass, China, and Earthenware, a Green Dinner Sorvlce. Good Canaries, Parrot, Galva nisod Battery, &c. -;" BEDROOMS.—A Very Superior Mottled Kauri Half-tester Kedstcad, with handsome blue damask hangings, a Good Rimu Half tesier'Bedbtead". Iron Bedstead, Palliasses, Mattrasjes. Pillows, Bedding. Handsome Mot tled Kauri Chest of Drawers, Cedar Marble Back Washstand, Toilet Tables, Toilet Glasses, Wa*h»tands,. Toilet Sets. Curtains, Cornice Poles,IjComflttode,1jComflttode, Carpels, Mattimr, &c * / HAbL.—Tible, Oilcloth, Mats, Musical Box, Barometer, Marine Glasses, &o. - ". ■KITCHEN, YARD, &c.-Patent Mangle, Bath, Wringing Machines. Tubs. Cooking Utansila, Kitchen Furiiiurc, Tools, Bird CagesT Poultry, &c. On view on the morning of the Sale, from 9 o'clock a in. Continued on fourth Page.. .; ;