ELECTION NOTES

City h est.—Mr J. M. Dargaville {^drosses tho electors in St. James's Hall tcPiight. It is said that 300 electors have signed tho requisition asking Mr W. Swansou to con test tho seat, but that gentleman has not yet declared his candidature.

New_os.—To-morrow (Thursday) even ing Mr DeLautour's first address to tho electors will be delivered in the Ponsonby Hall. To-night Mr Peacock speaks at Arch Hill, and Mr Garrard " orates " in the Ponsonby Hall.

EiiEN.—Mr Chas. Atkin, the "working man " candidate for this district, announces meetings with the electors ; the first tak ing place on Friday next in the Nowton Atheiueum. Franklin* North.—Mr Buckland visited the Island of Waiheke on Monday, and after addressing the electors in the school room received a unanimous vote of confi dence Franklin South.—At Waiuku, on Satur day night, Mr Hamlin addressed a meeting of electors, and waa accorded a unanimous vote of confidence. Rodney.—On Monday night Mr Moat ad dressed tho electors at Aratapu, Mr Ludlow presiding. At tho closo of an ablo address the candidate received a vote of thanks, the motion for a vote of confidence being de feated by a small majority.

Bay of Island...—Mr Hobbs grot a unani mous vote of thanks and confidence from the electors at Herd's l'oint on Monday night. Parnell. — Captain Brnckonbury is spokon of as a possiblo candidate for tho representation of this district. Some Par nell electors aro getting up a requisition asking Mr R. Fitzgerald, of Hobson Park, to plrtco himself in nomination and address them at the district hall.

Tiik Temperance Platform.—The Tem perance bodies in Auckland have drawn up a circular of the policy which they wish candidates to pursue with regard to tho Licensing Act. It embraces tho retention of the present low, popular annual election of licensing committees, abolition of bar maids, and suppression of bars in connection with hotels.

The Okaxoe Plat.okm.— The Executivo and Political Committee of the Orange Society-ask candidates to oppose grants to denominational schools, to reduce grant, to Orphan Homes connected with any religious body when tho cost of such Homes is in excess of Government institutions, to main tain the present subdivision of city elec torates, and to .support nominated immi gration only, one half of tho immigrants to bo English and tlio oilier half in the propor tion ofthreo Scotch and four Irish.

HAWKE'S BAY.

East Coast Election.-There arc various ways in which a sharp lawyer oan embarrass his opponent man election, and Mr Rees has hit upon one. Ho has Hied an indictment against Mr Locke for corrupt practices, alleging that Mr Locke paid monoys outside and boyond tho exceptions authorised by the first and second schodule of the Corrupt Practices Prevention Act, such as boing an indictablo offence.

WELLINGTON.

Tho various candidates for tho Wellington city and country electorates aro addressing tho electors in all directions. In every case a vote of confidence has been carried.

NELSON.

Mr Pepper addressed tho city electors last night. He received a practical hearing, and was accorded a vote of confidence. He declared himself a supportor of Major Atkinson. Mr Korr lias addressed the electors of Takaka and Collingwood, and rocoived votes of conlldence.

CANTERBURY.

p. is said that Mr Anson, of Wainui, will op pose Mr Montgomery for Akaroa. McMillan received a vote of confidence last niijht ot Shef field, and special thanks for opposing the Go vernment last session.

WESTLAND.

Mr Edwin Blake is to contest Kuiuara with Mr Soddon.

OTAGO.

Hon. Air Dick, speaking at North East Valley last night, said : Speaking as a private member, the present management was not calculated to render the railways of the colony a commercial success. He would, therefore, bo agreeable to trying the experiment of a non-political Hallway Board. When the new Parliament met, no party would be strong enough to command confidence, and there must be a coalition. Ho was not altogether satisfied with his own party, because in some matters ho did not agree with them, and quite possibly might not Und himself pro pared to follow tho lead ho had dono in the past. He hoped that party warfare simply for tho Treasury benches would bo done away with. Mr Gillies, addressing tho Bruce electors, declared himself a supporter of Vogel. Tho election is likely to bo a keen one.

THE GOVERNOR'S ACTION CRITICISED.

(BY TELEGRAM. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Wellington, this day. Regardi. a the appointment of Deputy Go vernor, last night's " Post" says:—" ' Somo men aro born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them.' The Hon. G. M. Waterhouso has achieved the greatness of being Premier of two colonies, the only instance of such a thing in the Empire we believe ; and now ho has had the greatness thrust upon him of boing made, if only for a month, Deputy Governor of New Zealand. We are fairly en titled to believe that this latter pro motion must havo been thrust upon him, for it would scarcely bo likely that he would seek it; the more so as he bad appar ently intended to take a trip to the South. Seas in the Wairarapa, leaving Auckland today. If Mr Waterhouso was as much as tonished when the Deputy-Governorship was offered to him as most people wero when they heard that ho was to be appointed, he must certainly havo opened his eyes very wide indeed. He is no doubt a highly respectable, and in many respects able and useful, member of the Legis lative Council, but thero is nothing in tho position which ho holds in that body to •juatify his being elevated, however tem porarily, to a position which gives him pre cedence of the Speaker of tho Council, Sir William Fitzkerbert. The relative stand ing and public services of the two gentle men are not to bo for a moment compared. If, for any reason (and only a very strong one could justify the step), the senior puisne Judge and acting Chief Justico was to be passed over, then certainly tho office of Deputy Governor should have been offered to the Speaker of the Council. Ho is not, as Mr Waterhouse is to a consider able extent, a party man, and his selection for the office could not have occasioned any political jealousy. In some of the colonies we believe the President of the Council holds a dormant commission as Acting- Governor, instead of "the Chief Justice as here. It may, we know, be said that some public inconvenience might have arisen if, with the Supreme Court already short of, one of its judges, and the usual quarter' sessions just commencing, the Acting Chief Justice had been called on to administer "the Government. This excuse, however, is a very poor one, as a very little arrange ment would have alleviated all but the very slightest inconvenience. Even such a poor excuso is not available to account for the marked slight to Sir Wm. Fitzherbert, which is involved in the ap pointment of the Hon. Mr Waterhouse. When the new Parliament meets and Mr Waterhouse resumes his ordinary position as a member of that body, we trust steps will be taken to ascertain whether his tem porary promotion was advised or approved of by the Ministry, or whether His Excel lency selected his Deputy on his own re sponsibility and choice. If the latter, there will, of courso, be no more to say, but if tho Ministry is responsible for the extraordinary courso taken, the fact will certainly add another to the long list of offences on which thoy will be arrainged.'1 The " Po.t" further points out that amongst the powers entrusted to the Deputy there are nono under the Public Health Act, and that therefore although s.nall-pox is now known to be prevalont in Victoria, there is no one in the colony able to proclaim Melbourne an infected port or to enforce the necessary quarantine regula tions.

EMIGRATION AND IMMI GRATION.

(by telegraph—press association.)

Wellington, this day. . The following are the immigration and emigration returns for June:—lmmigration: Auckland, 559; Wellington, 224 ; Grey mouth, 3 ; Lyttelton, 4 ; Timaru, 2; Dun edin, 51; Invercargill, 304: total, 1,147. Emigration : Auckland, 311; Wellington, 111 ; Napier, 11 ; Westport, 3 ; Greymoutb, 4 ; Lyttelton, 9 ; Dunedin, 80; Invercargill, 311: total, 840. Arrivals : From United Kingdom 452, Australia 624, and 71 from other places. Departures : For the United Kingdom 18, for Australia 652, and 170 for other places. Chinese : 4 arrivals and 37 depirtures.

Giseobne, this day.—The Harbour Board have had a disagreement with the Engineer over the valuation charges, and after a long discussion, notice of motion was given to dispense with his services.

OUTRAGES AT MANGARE.

Vindictive or revengeful feelings havo led somo residents of Mnngaro to oxtremo measures in their desire to retaliate upon Mr George Macrae, o" Mangare, for a real or fancied wrong. Rather moro than a week ago, ho found that one of his bay colts, a valuable animal, had died from strangulation, undoubtedly the act of somo malicious person. Another bay colt hod its belly ripped up on tho following night, and is now under the treatment of Mr Kioloch, vete rinary surgeon. This outrage waß on Saturday last followed by another of an equally cowardly and vindictive character, a valuable throe-year ohl grey filly being found dead with a bullot hole through its temple. Tho whole ot the circumstances have been reported to the police, and a reward of £50 offered for _uo!i information as will lead to the conviction of tho offendor, but without success. Mr Macrae attributes these outrages to the fact that on the occasion ol tho recent fatal accident at the gravel pits, he drew the attention of Sergeant Greonc to the dangerous state of the pit. It is said that in con -quence of this lie has incurred the illwill of tlio neighbours.

FATAL FALL FROM A CLIFF.

(BY TELEORAriI—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Wellington, this day. A Man named John Wcbboy, dairyman, aged 37, was found dead at the bottom of a clill' at Oriental Bay this morning. He left his homo in search of cows at five this morning, and it is believed that he had an epilsptic fit and fell over tho embankment. _n inquest will be hold.

A DESTITUTE CRIPPLE.

John Grig., who is well known as a news paper runner, was found to-day in Mr Hall's smithy in Albert-street, whore he had been permitted to sleep, in nn apparently dying condition. Mr Hall communi cated with the police, and tho man was sent to tho Hospital. Dr Bond, however, declined to admit him, but on roturn to town an order was procured from tho Mayor, and tho patient was sent back, ill* Hall kindly defrayed tho cob exponses. Tho poor man, whoso appearance hobbling on two sticks is familiar, is not expected to recover from his attack.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

Sale of Frozen Moat,

London, JulyS.—Tho frozen meat, ex s.s. British King, is realising from 5d to 5Jd por lb Tho Cholera Scare In Franco. Tho exodus of Iho inhabitants of Mar seilles and Paris is increasing.

Naval Appointment.

Rear-Admiral J. K. E. Buird will succeed Real-Admiral Algernon Lyons, in charge of the Naval Station in tho Pacific.

DIVORCE ACTION.

At tho Supreme Court to-day, in the divorce case, Lamb v. Lamb and Cos grave, Mr E. Hesketh, counsel for potitionor, intimated that ho did not intend to proceed with tho case. His Honor said ho would consider what action should now be taken.

The Unemployed Refuse Work.

CiiKisTCiiUKCH, this day. Three hundred of tho unemployed were discharged from Addlngton workshops to day because thoy refused to proceed to Ashley Bank to work at 4s Gd a day. Ar rangement, had boon mado for rationing them at Sd a day, and for providing sleeping accommodation,

Cuhistcuußcu, this day.—Hia Excellency the Governor has taken a lease for fifteen months of Elwood, tho residence of tho lato R. H. Rhodes.

W.utet. . a, thisday.—Mr Lake addressed tho electors of Te Mata last night, and about thirty wero present. Ho received a vote of thanks and confidence. The chances of both candidates horo is now pretty equal.

The only sales on 'Change today were in Prince Imperials at 2(!s 3d, 255, and 25s 6d, and Now Zoaland Land and Mortgago nt lis 6d. Thero were buyois of Prince Im perials at 24s Gd, Darts at 2s lOd, Bright Smiles at 9d, and Caledonian Low Level at Cd.

THE AUCKLAND tiVTSNWIO STAR. WEDNES)AVr:jtoii 9. 1884



Itlcctings- T OVAL ORANGE INSTITUTION. TWELFTH OF JULY CELEBRATION. THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF THE BOYNE WILL HE CELEBRATED ON SATURDAY NEXT, JUL Yl_, 1881, In Auckland, as follows :— At half-post Ono o'clock the Procession will assemble at the Protestant Hall. Nowton, from whence they will proceed to St. Luke's Presby terian Church, Remuora, whore a Sermon will be delivered by Roy. G. B. Monro. ' At Six o'clock p.m., a SOIREE will bo held Bt St. James's Hall, Wollington-strcot- when sev eral Speakers will address the Meeting, the Ad dresses to be interspersed by Musical Selections, tinder the leadership of Mr S. Frith, j On SUNDAY, at Two o'clock p.m., the Mom bers will assemble at the Protestant Hall, New ton, and march in proo-ssion to tlio Opera House, where Divine Service will be held at half-past Two o'olock, conducted by the Rev. R. Bavin and Dr. Maunbell. Mombors aro re quested to appear in Regalia and White Gloves on both occasions. D. GOLDIE. R.W.G.M. SPECIAL NOTICE. THE GRAND LODGE SESSION will bo held on FRIDAY, July 11, at Five o'clock p.m.. In the Protestant Hall. Newton. f_ TJ7HANGAREI LOYAL (___j_ ORANGE LODGE, |ify*f|r§L The SERVICE of the ANNI- VKRSARY commemorated by vk__ytl'^ fh'* Institution will, by the kind ~"<2£m3£SP permission of the Roy. L. Cubitt. -*****?- oe held in Christ Church. Whan garei, on SUNDAY EVENING. July 13. Tho Sermon will bo preached by the Rev. J. H. Hawkis, M.A. THE usual Wednesday evening Free Lecture in the Eden Hall will be delivered by Mr Munro TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. Subject, "Solomon,'' an answer to Mr Reid's pamphlet. EARL V". C L 0 SI N G.— DRAPERS, GROCERS, and all who are 1-iterested in the shortening of the hours of labour on Saturday nights, are reqntßted to attend a Meeting to be held in the Yoono Men's Rooms (Wellesley-street entrance), THIS (Wed nesday) EVENING, July 9, at half-past. 7. Buainc3B important. AUCKLAND TRADES and LABOUR COUNCIL. — URGENT NOTICE. - A Special Meeting of the Auckland Trades and Labour Council will take place THIS (Wednes day) EVENING, at tho working Men's Club, at 8 o'clock. Sir George Grey has accepted the invitation to attend. N.B.—Members also are reouested to attend' q HARRY W. FARNALL. Sec. THE LAW SOCIETY OF THE DIS TRICT OF AUCKLAND. Notice is hereby given that a General Meet ing of the Members ■•_ the abovo Society will be held on FRIDAY, the 2'th day of July instant. at throe o'clock in tho afternoon, at the District Court-room, Auckland, when the Report of the Council for the past six months will bo. read and considered, and all other business of which ten days' prior notice shall havo been given to the Secretary will be transacted. Dated this Bth day of July. 1881. THOMAS WOOD, Secretary to the above Sooiety. Advertisements Late for Classification -| A SHILLINGS REWARD.—Lost, X " between Collcgo Hill Road, Ponsonby, and Railway Station, a Lady's Silver Watch. Initials ML, on outside, M. Lynch insido of cover. Maker, John Bennett, London. Finder rewarded.—Apply Star Office. FOR SALE, a light Three-spring Cart, little used, wi'h lamps, cushions, &c, com plete. Also, set Brown Harness, silver-mounted. —Apply Star Office. .1.0 LET, in Franklin Road, a 7 roomed JL House; gas and water laid on.—Apply to James Clare, Boat-builder, Franklin Road. . T~O BE LET, a lino House at Upper Parnell. 16a.-W. E. Sadler. TO LET, a Shop and Dwelling-houee, com r of Durham and Hobson-Btreets.— Apply to M. Foley, Grocer. Victoria-street. WANTED, a Smart Boy.—Apply to W. Parker, Grocer, Hobson-streot. WANTED, everyone buying Blankets to see the splendid show and good value to ho obtained at London House, from Is lid to 21s eacb.-James Scntt, London House, Victoria and Nelson-streets. Auckland. ANTED, Men CooksTFemale Cooks, Barmaid, Housemaid, Lady Help, Nurse Girls, many Generals for country hotels.—Whitcombe's Regi.try. W~~ ANTED, a thoroughly good House maid; must be able to wait at table; references required.—Apply Commercial Hotel, Shortland street. WANTED, a good Jobbing Machinist. —Cecil G-irdner and Co., General Printer, Bijh-strect and Vulcan Lane, Auck land. V\7"ANTED, by a respectable young M Woman, Scrubbing and Cleaning on Fridays and Saturdays, regular.—Address J.M.," Newton, Post-office



, CIMIL FRESE'S HAMBURG TEA. i THB GREAT GERMAN FAMILY 1 MEDICINE. RS_LIABI_E. SIMPLE, EFFECTUAL. The well-known Tea has proved itself to ho a Most Certain and Efficacious Komedy for such discuses as Sudden and Severo Colds, Coughs, Fevers and Ague, Asthma, Phthisis, Headache, llowelß, Kidney, nnd Liver Complaints, the Piles, Congestion, &c., caused by an Impure state, or a superfluity of blood. Its use removes Scrofula, Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples on the Faco, Blotches, Boils, Itheumatlo Pains, and Pains in the Bones and Joints. It is a Preven tive against Contagion, and destroys Inhalod Miasmatic and Contagious Vapours. It purifies the Blood, cleanses tho Stomach and Bowols, and gives to the wholo systom n healthy, easy tone. It opens tho bowels In a very mild and certain way. It works on the system generally, causing little or no discomfort. It will prevent almost any disease if used at least once a month. It restores tho appetite, it removes the distress caused by eating hearty food or over loading i he stomach, and will be found effectual as a Family Remedy where a simple purgative only is needed. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TKA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TKA. HAMBURG TEA. Alderman Murray's Rcoommondcttlon. "York-street, Sydney, February 13, 1831. Dear Sir,—l have been a sufforor from indlgos tlon and sluggishness of the liver, and was, a little time ago, recomniondod to try tho Ham burg Tea. I did so, and I found an excellent ronicdy. R Is easy to take, and my children found no difficulty in taking it. I found that a fow doses cleared my liver and greatly Im proved my digestive organs. I can safely re commend Hamburg Tea.—Yours faithfully; Thomas Murray." HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TKA. HAMBURG TKA. A Sailor's Verdict • Well-street. Pynnont, Sydney, Feb. 11, 1881. —Messrs Elliott Bros., Wholesale DrUgglsts, Sydney: Dear Sirs,—Allow mo to testify to the immense amount of benefit whioh I havo de rived from Kmll Freße's Hamburg Tea. I have tried, in my timo, till kinds of nostrums and so called specifics for the rollof and cure of chronic constipation, but without permanent effect; In deed, when I had left off taking any of tho articles referred to, my systom waa in a much worse condition than before. I now drink tho Hamburg Tea once a week, and thereby kcop myself in first-class bodily health. I havo a grand appetite, and am always in flno spirits. You need not bo surprised to loam that I take cure to rocommond this reliable and suro romody to all seafaring men liko myself. It Is simply invaluable to sailors, who havo to endure so much from variable weather and sudden ohangos of temperature. I will always koop a supply of tho tea on board. lam now confldont that it Is bound to become vory popular among nil classes In tho Australian colonies. — Your grateful servant, John Laino." HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. Wttmt » JournaUst Thinks About tt, "February Uth. 1881.—Messrs Elliott Bros' Sydnoy : Gentlemen,—l have much pleasure In telling you that your Hamburg Tea has proved very cftlcacioiie in relieving mo of complaints Incidental to a sedentary li'"- I have given It a fair trial, and have found it to be not only a good regulating medicine, but an o.oellent tonic Many of my friends have, I know, tried yonr Hamburg Tcu, with equally favourable results. To those engaged in Sedentary pursuit like myself, It will be found to be on invaluable 1 remedy.—Yours truly, Alekko P. VkrMOK. Journalist, West-street, Darlinghurst, Sydney." HAMBURG TEA. HAMBUKG TEA. SAMBURG TKA. AMBURO TEA. HAMBURG TEA. For the Guldnnoo of Others. 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I am glad to say, however, that since taking it I have been entirely freo from these complaints; and I think it ia a very valuable medicine to have on hand,—Your 8 faithfully, J. Hooan." HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. Sold by all Chemists and Storeke-fkrs. Prick-ONE SHILLING & THREEPENCE. Price-ONE SHILLING & THREEPENCE.



- Wanted. WANTED, Newspaper Machinist.— Apply, by wire, " Evening Press," Wel lington. W~ ANTED, a good Boy to milk.— Apply J. and W. Brown, Epsom. WANTED, a Strong Lad accustomed to horses. — Apply to Branston and Focster, Albort-streeL ANTED, First-class Assistant for Hairdr. ssing.- J. Shortt, City Hair Cut ting Rooiub, 110, Queen-street. WANTED, a Youth for preserving room.—Apply to New Zealand Frozen Meat and Storage Co. WANTED, a Lad to open oysters ; good wages lo a smart hand.—Enquire at D. Rubin's, West Queen-street. ANTED. "Bedroom and Sitting-room, with partial Board. Grafton or Parnell preferred. — Apply, stating particulars, to W. RO.^ Mta r LHliuc. WANTED, a Smart Lad—Apply to Henry Rafton. Basket Maker, City Market. WANTED, a .lob of any kind by a Steady Handy Man—a Carpenter; can use most kinds of tools. &c.—Address "Handy," Star Olllce. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Roglatry (established 21 yoars), General (town), 3 in family. 12s. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 21 years) Young Girl to wait table und assist in housework. W" ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 21 years), General (Itemucra). small family, 12s, splendid placo. \_T ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland T . Registry (established 21 years), General (1 .rnclb, 12s. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 21 yeare) Hotel General (town), 12s. WANTE_d7« General Servant; four in family, no ohidron. — Apply at this ofllco. WANTED, Four or Five Gentlemen Boarders ; comfortablo home; bath room ; tonus moderate.—Address Mr Riddle, Trafalgar Houso, Burleigh-streot, ICyber Pass. ANTED, all in Sympathetic Accord to Listen to " Mothor's Last Words " on MONDAY, July Uth. in the Alexandra-street School-room. Admission—Adults, Is; Child rcn, IjiL WANTED, by Young Man, Board and Lodging near to Post-ofllco.- Apply, stat ing tonus, inc., to " Alpha," Star Ofllco. WANTED, a good (lonoral Servant,— Apply Suffolk Hotel. ANTED, strong Youth arCartoT for Coal and Firewood Yard who can read anil write,—Apply lo K. Warnoford (late Holder Bios.), Karangahape Road, next to Air Garrett, Butcher. WANTED, Smart Oflice Boy ; Pon sonby resident preferred.—Apply in own handwriting to "Solicitor," Box 2.J3, I'osl offlco. iV. ANTED, at once, Man as Boots, TT Hotel (strong); wages, 2'is; coiintry exporienced : several Generals, Parnell, 'I own. Ponsonby.—Mrs Elsiuoru's. WANTED, Buyers for Prime Corned Beef at 2_d; in lOU._oo.and 3001b burrols.- G. Huline, Butcher, Queen street. \\7"ANTED, an aetivo Man as Partner T T in ii good paying concern; capital re quired ,£3O to £M.— Apply Partner, Star Olllce. WANTED, Bedroom by two young mon dining in town; private houso pre forrcd—W.L., Star Office. WANTED, by a Young Lady, Pupils for Music. Terms, 16s por quarter.— Address A.B , Box 201, Post-ofllce. W" ANTEDto LET, a Shop and House, Great North Road ; filttings complete; water laid on.—Apply to J. Gibbons, Fruiterer, K'iriingaliape Road, Nowton^ WANTED, at onco, by young Man, Comfortablo Board and Lodging, where not more.than ono or two other boarders v"ii kept; terms must bo moderate—Address MR, Star Ofllco. "VfTANTED, by a Respectable Man, T T with four yoars' colonial experience, a Situation on a farm or place of trust.—Address A., Star Ofllco. AV^ANTED, by a young, unincumbered T V married man. Employment; would be found really valuable on a station or in a storo. —Haimaford's Auckland Registry. \\7"ANTED— To tho Electors of Auck- T T land — Just, landed. 50 cases Ilobart Jiinis, tkl per tin.—Co-operatiTO Store, Hobson street. ANTED — Thrifty Housewives to know—Hams. 7d ; Salmon, 7d tin : Fresh Butter, ltld and Is; Sail Butter, from 6d ; Raisins and Currants, lid.- Co-operative Store, Hobson st reel. WANTED, n Boy about 15 or 16 yoars old, to work on a ferry boat at Wuitongl, Bay of Islands. Good wages given.—Apply Koyal Mail Hotel, between » ami 10 on Thurs day moruing. WANTED, a smart Boy for a horse and buggy.—Apply Star Oflice. \\7'ANTED to Sell, a good Hand Cart. T T —Apply J. Young, Shortland-streot. WANTED, Pupils for Carpontcrs' and Builders' Drawing Class, held at tho V.M.C.A. on Tuesday and Friday Evenings, at 7.30. -For particulars apply at Class-rooni, to It. Mackay Fripp. \l7"ANTED.—Medical and Shopkeepers' T T Books and Accounts Checked, Posted, and Balanced; terms cheap. Rents, Debts col lected on commission; good references.— " Book-kocper." Star Cfllcc. WANTED, a Situation as Housekeeper or Mothers-help by a domesticated per son; good needlewoman; reference.—Address Alpha, P. 0., North Shore. \WT ANTED, good Gas Fittors, Brass T T Finishors; constant work.—J. E. Hayes, Wellington Plumbing Works, WANTED, a Situation in country hotel ; would mako himself generally useful.— A. Fishenden. Govornor Browne Hotel. ANTED, a Situation as Bakor (single) or Second-hand.—Address A. Hoffman, cure of Mr McDonald, Oshorn House, Franklin Road West. WANTED to Sell, Wheeler & Wilson Sowing Machine, No. 8, in good work ing order; cheap; suitable for Tailor or Dresu nuiker.—Apply Star Ofllca \\f ANTED, two or throo gentlemen T T Boardors; 18s per week; four nilniitos from G.P.O.—Address al W. D. Dallcn's Con. fectioner, Queen-stroot. ANTED, 2 Men as Boarders—l7s ; good tablo; comfortablo Homo.—Mrs Hunter, first house, Hepburn-street, off Pon- Bonby Roud. ANTED to Purchuso, on easy tonus, a .-roomed Cottage with garden, near Newton or Mount Eden.—Address A.8., caro of Mr E. Wood, Symouda-strect Auckland. WANTED, a Situation as Housekoeper or Lady Help. Could take tho ontlro nianagomcnt of yeung children.—Address ItH, Star Office. WANTED, a rcspectablo young Girl for general housowork, where thero are young children. References roquired.-Apply Cucksey's, Post-offlco, Mount Eden. ANTED, in tho neighbourhood of Shelly Beach or Home Bay, a 5 or 0-Roomed House, with shed, lorge allotment, gas, and city water. Rant-must be moderate, as adrortiser would take a suitable place as a permanency,—Address "Homo," Star Ofllco. WANTED -Whon yoti are in Hobson street call and see the largo and choico stock ef Mosgiel and Bannockburn Tweeds, for the present season, at Munro and Milligan's. ANTED TO "SELL, a large quantity of Green Oats.—Apply Star Olllce. ANTED, LOOO Wotchos and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. Nuteford's, Watchmaker, Victoria - streot (next Union Bunk). Charges moderato; all work warranted for 12 months. WANTED TO LET OR SELL, a New Six-roomed Verandah Cottage 1 will bo finished in a few days; on main road the very best position in Mount Albert; volca nic soil.—Apply J, Bound, on the property. X\f ANTED, Every Elector in the TT Colony to read "Tho Electors' War Cr>," a moßt startling Book on Land and Poverty. Peruse it carefully before promising your vote cr approaching tho polling booth. Is now published. Price, One Penny.. \\T ANTED—The Ladies of Ponsonby to T T know A. MoLeod has opened a Sorvants' Registry in St. Mary's Road, near tho Three Lamps. WANTED KNOWN-Sco our Stock of Blankets before pn_cha3ing-£SOO worth. 9-1 Blankots, 8s 6d, 9s 6d, and 10s 6d per pair; 10-1 Blankets, IZs 6d, 17s 6d, and 20s por pair; Twill Scotuh Blankets, New Zealand Blankots, and Coloured Blankets. Thoso goods aro tho best value we over offered.—D. McPherson Karangahape Road. • _ WANTED KNOWN—We have a line of Foulo Dress Tweeds at7.d per yard, worth Is 3d; the mostusoful of all winter Bluffs; extraordinary value—D. McPherson, Karunga hapo Road. WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timber ! Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can he purchased choapor and better than anywhere else at the yards of D. QO-Diß. Alborr-streot. WANTED, hundreds to take a walk up Victoria-street to see and buy a Fancy Check Tweed Dress—l 2 yardß for 2s HJd. A largo pile, all ono prico, to chose from.—James Scutt, London House, Victoria and Nelson-sts , Auckland. WANTED KNOWN.—Four-in-Hands, Ulsters, Dolmans, and Jaokets, in the latest styles, oan be obtained at S. Lovell's, Wei lesley-street. Ladies' own materials mado up Dressmaking on the premises by experienced dressmakers.—Apprentices wanted. WANTED KNOWN—Men's Soft and Hard Felt and Sergo Hate, Men's Work ing Shirts, Men s Dress Shirts, Men's and Boys' Ties, Collars, Braces, and Socks, Boys' Hats and Caps, Cheap and Good, at Donald, W. Jaok and Co.'s, Ponsonby Rpad. W~ ANTED KNOWN. —Look at our window.—Having a surplus stock of over 1,000 Ladies' and Girls' Felt and Fancy Straw Hats, principally the Masher and Henry 11. shapes, we are clearing them out at the Low Price of One Shilling each. — D. McPherson, Karangahape Rood. WANTED KNOWN, that all working men can save their monoy by calling at the Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Meals Sixpence; Board and Lodging 15s per week.— Robert Murdook, Proprietor.—Note tho addreßß —Nearly opposite the Waitemata Hotel, and close to the Dock WANTE D KNOWN.—Ladies can have their Dresses Fashionably Made, and a good fit. for moderate charges, at D. W. Jack and Co.'.Ponsonby Road. -



. . Wanted. WANTED, Dairy-fed Pork, cash buyet G. Hulme. Butcher, Queen street. ISS SEAMAN'S "Thoughts by th Way," price 3s 6d, can now no had at a booksellers. The trade may obtain supplies c Mr Seaman, 31, Insurance Buildings, Auckland WANTED, tidy, respectable Girl, t look after young child. -Good wagct —Apply, to-morrow afternoon, Mrs Murraj Ltneoln-streot, Ponsonby^ ANTED, Furnished single Bedroom near Queen-street; state terms (whlcl must, he moderate) for room, breakfast, am tea, to " Septimus." Star Ollico, \\T ANTED, a trustworthy Girl as ser TT vimt in a private house.—Apply Mr Iving, Wyndhum Cottage, Wyndham • strcc Incur Gss" Works). \^7_\OTKD, Ladies to know that Mr: ;\ T Atkinson,-Tofossional Dress and Habit nuiker, of Upper Symonds-strcet, guarantee Leading Fashion, Latest Style and nios Accurate Fit Competition delled. Apprentice: wanted. _ \\T~A N T E D, R I M U WANTED, from 5,000 to 10,000 feet assortei lli.Mr. of good quality, and Ilgurcd; must bi dry.—Apply at once to "Accountant," Stai Olllce. WT ANTED X N O W N - VV That on THURSDAY next DARI BltOS ' Drapery Establishment will be openci with a Grand Display of General Drapery Persons studying economy should putroriisi Dare Bros., as their goods aro marked at aston ishing low prices. Dare Bros, invite the publii of Auckland to visit their establishment, anc they can judge for themselves as to the qualitj and cheapness of Dure I_ros.' goods.—Note th< address: DARE HltO._, Manchester House Victoria St. (a few doors below Nelson-st.J ANTED X N~O WN- That tho STOCK of CLOCKS AN! WATCHES AND JEWELLERY at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE bus been Greatly Augmontcd by LARGE Alt TiIVALS and an Inspection is solicited of tin STERLING GOLD and SILVER GOODS (al; WARRANTED) in the Queon-strcol Window, anil the Artistic IMITATION JEWELLER. In the Victoria-street Window. We make a SPECIALTY of these Two Lines, keepinu both the Uonuino and tho Imitation to SUIT a_ TAST'KS and Pockets; but they are kept Sepa rate, and Displayed in Dilt*ercnt Strcetß. Sterl Silver Sols, is 6d ; Brooohoß and Rings. Is each and other Lines equally Cheap, at GOODSON £ LONffiON ARCADE, Queen-st. and Victoria-st and at Christihurch and Wellington. Tho Fancy Goods Stock is Unequalled in tho Colony. TIT ANTED KNOWN- W A FEW OF ! NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S 1 WELL-TRIED REMEDIES FOR WINTER . USE. ' IC_ I COMPOSITION POWDER.—It is known In all English-speaking countries for its many good qualities. You who avc subject to Colds or Sore Throats don't be without it; l:i Ud a tin ; 6s alb. . , , HALM OF GILEAD.-Seven years trial has proved this to be ono of the lie.st Compounds ever ollercd for the (jure of Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Cough, is, a Bottle. COUGH POWDER.--Kll'eolual mid quick In Congestion. Pleurisy, or Inflammation of tho Lungs. Is (id a Tin. COUGH SYRUP.—Where there are children nolh'- is better for Coughs. Croop, or Bron A puro oxpe- terant without morphia or Is 6d and 2b a Bottle. HOP BITTERS, 2s Od a Bottlo. N E I L k ~C~_7l F F O R D, HERBALISTS. Botanic Dispensary. Wellehi.eyhtreet, AUCKI.ANII Miscellaneous Wanteds, AN oxporioncod Book-keeper, purtiully employed, would wait on Tradesmen at any lime, and make up their Books.—Apply to AcoountanL Star Olllce, O PARENTS.—Tho Auckland Tobacco Company (Limited), Fort-street, havo Vacancies for several highly-respoetable Young Girls; ago, 12 to 11; light employment; short hours.—Apply at Factory. ADVERTISER wishes to join another in a small Millinery Business.-Address • Bo!!," Star Olllce. To Let T| .0 LET, in Karangahape Road, nico J Parlour and Bedroom, splendid view; dine out preferred.—Apply at Devonshire Dairy, Karangahape Komi. . B_b LET, a House of three rooms in Ox -1 ford-street loir Great North Road), with spring woll and all conveniences.—Apply to Mrs Consalla. Oxford-Btrcet. TO LEfTo-roomed Houso in Harpreaves street; rent, 9s.—Apply to F. Nightingale, Collego Ilo : uL O~LET, Shop, 40 feet lotifj, to^etbor with Dwelling-houso, in Elliott-etreot,— Apply to James Rao. ri_o~Bl_ LET, at Ellor."lie, near Harp of _l Erin, a Paddock of nearly three acres in grass.-T. Usshor, Stiuhbury's Buildings. TO BE LET, a comfortablo 7-roonicd House on volcanic land, near Valley Road. with übundance ol water and good stables; rent, 20s per week.- Apply to V. G. Kwington. O LET, in Customs-street, a Workshop suitable for blacksmith or boatbuildcr.— Star Olllce. rrVO LET, _ Front Room- (unfurnished), J tlve minutes' walk from Queen-street; Neison-stroet, opposite St. James's Church, next to Tait, Bootniaker, rilO LET, 2 now 5-Roomod Houses, _l Nupicr-atreet; gas, water, and evory con venience.—Thos. Ussher. Sliohbury's Buildings, Quoou-.trcot. LET, a Now Houso of live rooms aud souliory in Prospect Terrace. Mount Bosktll; every convenionce. Hcnt. 12s 6d to a good tonant.—Apply to James Dryland, No. 8". Grey-street. ri.o LET, Sandon House, Dedwood J. Terraco, Ponsonby (closo to Three Lamps), containing soven rooms, bath, and scullery.— Apply Central Store, Jervoisßoad^ . riO~LET, Shop and D..oiling-house near 1 the junction of Pitt and Grey-streets ; first class bus'inoss stand, doublo window (plate glass), gas and water laid on; rent low.—J. M, Lennox, Land Agent. Queen-st root. O LET, tho .-storied Brick Building known ub Foster's Boot Factory. In Rut land-streot, just off Queen street; suitable for a manufactory or wholcsalo store.—Apply to L.H. Nonmegen, DarbyjStrecL_ m O L E T, Handsome NEW VILLA at Glonburn, Pon sonby. . Hiiudsomo NEW VILLA at Pompallier Ter rice, Ponsonby. Nice and Comfortablo COTTAGE, Olip.ant street. VILLA RESIDENCE of 8 rooms, with or without stablo, &_., at Reniueru, near Station. D. F. EVANS, Land and Estate agent. HOPS TOILET.—Two New and Well finished Shops and Dwellings, contrally situated—main road, Ponsonby, near the hah. Three Lamps, _c.; lilted with plate-glass fronts, revolving shutters, gas. water, &c. Hcntamodc iate.—l). F. Evans. Land and KsUtto Agent. HOUSE and SHOP To Let in King strcot, Great North Road; rent, lGs.—ln quire at Mr White's, Grocer, corner of Nowton and Groat North Roads. «■ ' ' Electoral. MR DARGAVILLE'S MEETING TO NIGHT. St. James's Hall. r.lTi_ COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE RATEPAYEKS OF THE PON SONBY WARD. Ladies and Gentlemen.— I have tho great gratification of tendering you my best thanks for the flattering marks of your confidence, shown by your plaoing mo, by v marked majority, attl.o head of tlio Poll yostor- It shall be my aim to merit your confidence by promoting, to the best of my abuity, the interests of our important Ward. * I am. Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful servant, J. 11. UPTON. MR CHARLES ATKIN will Addres. the Electors of Eden a3 follows :— FRIDAY, 11th inst., 7.30 p.m., Wattis"! Athenreum MONDAY, 11th inst., 7.30 p.m., Waitc's Hall, Mount Edon Mount Albert and Hazell's Riding School Edon Terrace. O THE ELECTORS OF NEWTOK AND PONSONBY. I,shall bo glad to meet you at the Ponsonhj Hall on THURSDAY, tho 9th inst., at half-pas sovon o'olock p.m. Meetings will bo nnnounood in other parts o your district so soon as I can ascertain wha will be most conveniont to you, and in accord anco with tho prior arrangements made by m; opponent, who is entitled to receive the utmos consideration at my hands. C. DeLAUTOUR. mo THE ELECTORS OF NEWTON A large number of Electors in your distric have asked me to contest tho present Election. Having been Bcttlcd in the North lor flv< years, I feel that any services I can rendu Should*be at tho disposal of tho North. My claim to represent you is simply you right to ask for tho services of any public mai in tho Colony. C. DeLAUTOUR. Auokland, July 7,1881. "jt/TR MOSS will meet the Electors o PARNELL DISTRICT at the Newmarket Hal on FRIDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock, being tb curliest evening on which the hall is dii engaged. ; Continued on First Page.



j \ ) For Sale. FOR SALE, New 8 h.p. Portable Engine—M. Nicol, Queen-street Wharf. c TT.OR SALE, on easy terms, New Well h J_ finished House. Deposit, £10 to £30 •f balance weekly payments.—A. J. Thomas, _ Grocer, corner of Beresford and Howc-stroeta. 0 T7.OR SALE, Early Potatoes; about 10 i. JD tons Shepherd's Seed; a good sample.— '. Apply to R. M. Courtney. Epsom. FOR SALE, Houso of 10 rooms, h acre land, for £200; very easy terms; Surrey 11 Crescent.—Apply to Edwd. WAyte, 0, Mercantile 1 Chambers. •- - XHOR SALE, a first-class Hack ; carries a '* _i_ lady; good fencer. Also, a Sidesaddle.— s Apply Star Oflice. 1 Ij^Oß SALE, 15 acres of Land at Nortli - J' cote ; part cleared; price, £1.0; onoasy 9 terms.—Apply to It. Arthur. Auctioneer. a "|T.OH SALE, a new 16-passongcr Omni t J' bus; also, a now Hansom; both vehicles 3 to he complete, to purchaser's order.--Thames CUiTiiiae and I )ray Factory, Victona-st. East. Tj-OR SALE, 1 American Cortland Wag s' gon, 1- Express Wagon, and several new 1 and Second-hand Spring Carts, Buggies, etc.— Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, /lctona -2 street East. " "p-TOR POSITIVE SALE, two 4-roomed J_ Cottages and ono Shop and Dwelling, each - with frontages to two good stroets in the city — - Apply to John Soppet, Houso and Land Agent, 5 No. 8, Queen-street. 1 "i*t' /m __— NEW 4-roomed House for > awJLtfc" . Sale on Deferred Payments; ' £11 deposit; a bargain.—C. Williamson, Estate • Agent, High-street. 1 *>__ ilA'- ENGINE AND BOILER ' &\ f FOR SALE, together with a complete ' Milling Plant, nearly new ; four pairs of stones. —Apply to W. Nichulls. Kanp-ior-.. Canterbury. N SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 200 casks Portland ' Cement. Plaster ot Paris. Fireclay, by ton or lb, Fire Bricks, &c—R. Jenkinson, Builder, Lorne stroet. ANTERBURY BACON AND HAMS. —Several Tons for Sale—Telegraph Box 3"!, Ashburton. 1 T^fOTIOE TO INVESTORS. —A number 1 i_l of Choice Properties on easy terms for j Sale.—Apply Edward Waytc, 0, Mercantile 1 Chambers. • YJIOR SALE.—ToMaciii-ists, Amateurs, i JJ Etc.—Turning Lathe for Sale ; centre Sin, I Head 2ft (iin, Slide Rest, Patent Cheeks, Circular . Saws, Twist Drills, and a quantity of Tools. ' Will bo sold cheap. — Apply to Mr D. B. Mac donald. Insuranco Buildings. •*0 O R SALE OR LEASE. A Portable Engine and Mortar Mill; also for Sale, ono pair of Mill Stones. 1 feet in diameter, i and one pair 3 feet 8 inches in d'ametor, and an Oat-crusher, made by the celebrated firm of W, R. Hell and Son, Ixjndon. Apply to I JOHN LAMB, 35. (juecn struct. ;Tp O iT" ~s -ALE. ! k A RANGAHAPE ROAD—Stationery Business .'or Kale, lease: and goodwill, cheap. SENTINEL ROAIJ-llouse, 8 rooms, To Lot; large allotment: 20s per week. JERVOIS ROAD-New Shops and 0 rooms To Let; also New Shop and 1 room. Apply W. GULLIVER, Queen-street I'll O R S A L E. ORANGES. 300,000. .ORANOKS. Just arrived, per Oamaru. A Regular Supply will now be kept in Stock, as Boats are put on now to arrive regularly monthly. STORE: CUSTOMHOUSE - STREET. Address; Ciiaules BAOLBY, Importor and Wholesale Dealor in all kinds of Fruit, Paunki.i, Rise, Auckland. JUST ARRIVED, iind for'Salo by tho Subscriber, cheap, for cash— 20 tons Fluke Ividney Potatoes 20 tons Blue Derwents L. W. EATON, No. 8, Queen-street. Medical. T\R_ PARKINSON, DEVONPORT. Hours of Consultiition at his residence, Vic torla-strcot—Morning, 9to 10; Af turnoon, Ite 5 E"oning, 7 to 9. A~U ST E N \V. GARDNER, M.P.C., Eng., Piiahmacist. Family Chemist, anuSuuoeo.n Dentist (liegistereib, IJ E V 0 N P O R T. I)n. Stalker attends North Shore Pharmacy ut 10 a.m. daily. I'TeUEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— X SHARLAND'S CHERRY PEGTORAL. Price. 2s «d and Is od.—F. C. Sharlafid, opposite hu Post-ofllce. T> A T S ! RATS! RATS !-Use J V SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE, Rate eat it greedily, and die : no smell. Price. Ono Shilling a Bottle. F. C. SHARLAND, opposite Post-ofllce. I ».,,** O R M «. > t All children suffer from thorn. If suspected, asl. for the Certain Co.. SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, lspackei. Apothecaries' Hall, opposite PoeVotllce. 10LENT Raging Toothache is in nearly every instanco instantaneously cured by using Odontalgicon. tho new remedy. Is.—C. W. Good-on. Loudon Arcade. I v>i__llNE kor the HAlß.—This ok j\, gunt preparation completely eclipsei e>- ry itrilcli) of ft similar kind now befori tie jnil.lic. - Price, lalkl o bottle.—Siuklanu / ■ .tbeearies' llnIL g. ir_rN~_r_r'u~sifN'* s • CHERRY PECTORAL. 2d 6d and Is 6d por bottle. To bo had only at Medical Hall, Ponsonby, opposite Three Lamps. K. WILK IN S, F. R. C. S., COXBUI_T.rO AXD OI'ERATIN'n SURGEON. Is at his Surgery for General Practice, also Eye. Kak. and Throat Diseases, Mouninos, Afternoons, and Evenings. Consultation Fees very Moderate. Dr. Wilkins spent seven years at Moorcflolds Eye Hospit.l, London, undor Messrs Bowman arid Crichott. two at Throat Hospital, London, seven years Honorary Surgeon Albert Hospital, and oight years at Eye, Ear, and Throat In tlnnary,Molbourno. Aojustsspectacles to sights. —Consulting Rooms, Queen-street (near I'ojt otllce), Auckland. R~vV. H. JONES, M.R.C.V.S.,L. (Momher of the Royal College of Veter inary Surgeor.B lxmdon), late Veterinary Sur geon, North Mstropolitan Tramway Company, London, has commenced practice in Auokland and may bo cocsultod on Discasos of Horses, Cattlo, and Do-icstlcated Animals at the Masonic Hotel, Pi inces-Btreet. All communica tions loft at Mr Haslett's, Chemist, Queen-st, will rcccivo prompt attention. Telephone No. 40. Tho Register of Membors of the lloy&l College ; of Voterlnary Surgeons can be seen et Mr Haslett's. ARNOLD'S BALSAM OF lIOREIIOUND RNOLD'S BAL-AM OF HOREHOUND RNOLD'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND A Pi'm. Veoetadlk Extract. The Best Remedy for Shortness of Breath. Nothing so quickly cures Oounlis, Bronchitis, Asthma, Loss of Voice, In uenza, and Weak Chest, as this Balsam. Where children having Whopping Cough or aro liable to Croup, always keep it in tho bouse. A single doso quietens and gives relief. A small bottle often cures. This is tho bestoxpeotorantnow in use; rapidly relieves tho bronchial tubes by dissolving tho congealed phlegm. Carefully observe name of solo pro prietor and manufacturer on label and wrappor, JAMES BBINSM.AD, Chemist, St. Hilda, Melbourne. ARNOLD'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND Ask for " Arnold's,' and get it. Spurious imitations are sometimes offered. ARNOLD'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND ARNOLD'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND ARNOLD'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND Sold by all Chemists throughout Now Zealand. Wholcsalo Agents-TiiE New Zealand Dituo Company. Retail Agent-GEOROE Aickin, The Pharmacy, Qucccn-strect, Auokland. Lectures. | _£_. METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL, - A LECTUKE wilf bo delivered in the Church TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, July 1", in aid of the School Improvement Fund, by the . Rev. W. S. Potter. Subject: " Moral Heroism.' Admission—ls; Children, half-prico. To coni metice at 7.30, . PR O FES SOR ALDIS Delivers a LECTURE on ' "THE MATHEMATICAL AND MORAL ASPECTS OF GAMBLING " TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! ! [ AT THE UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, MOUNT EDEN. 1 CHAIR TO BE TAKEN AT 7.30 BY REV, S. _.U_'A_LA>"E. f 1 ADMISSION FREE r ADDFELLOWS' HALL, t \J PONSONBY. MR GEO. A. BROWN Will LECTURE in the above Hall under the " auspices of the NEW ZEALAND EVANGE • LISTIC ASSOCIATION on FRIDAY, JULY 11th, AT 7.30 P.M. 1 COLLECTION AT CLOSE TOWARDS EXPENSES. ■Vfter the departure of Mr Geo. A. Brown • from _.uokla_S SUNDAY.EVENING LEC r TURES will be delivered in tho above Hall under the Association. r Lost and Found. LOST, a Saw, in Nelson-Bt., on Saturday. —Please return same to Mr Worral, as it belongs to working man. ; ■ LOST, on Saturday, near the Su-^,l** Hotel, Ponsonby, a Lady's Gold ,^-j I and Chain, with Initials of owner.-Fi r,d ftr wc i rewarded on bringing same to U. Campbell II Tailor. Queen-street, LOST, from Newmarket jtolion on'junt 30. a Black and tan Do^fljetwoen retrieve) , and settcrl.-A reward or_ returning to J. Mo '" Coll. Newmarket. LOST, in Quexjn-street, this morning a Purse, containing three £1 nptes ant - small change.--find 6v rewarded on returning to STAR Office, *-*T-* '■■.... .■..!■»



Corporation Notices. /". IT V OF AUCKLAND. PONSONBV.VARI). EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. I hereby notify that, at the Election held on July Bth initant, the following number of Votes wero recorded: ( OOPEB, EDWARD ..186 DALTON, WILLIAM JAMES 125 UPTON, JOHN HENRY .. 333 Anil I therefore declare the following gentle" man duly elected as Councillor for the Ponsonby Ward, to take Office on Thursday, 10th instant: MR JOHN HENRY UPTON. HENRY RIDINGS, Returning Oflicer. City Council Oflices, July B,ISSI. t_3 CITY OF A UCK LAN D—FIXING LEVELS.—It is hereby notitled that it is the intention of the City Council of Auckland to fix tho levels of CAMBRIDGE-STREET, between Newton Road and Karaka - street; SUSSEX-STREET, between Newton Road and Macaulay - street; MACAU LAY - STREET, between Sussex-street and Brook-street; and BROOK-STREET, between Newton Road and Newton-street (Karangahape Ward). Plans may bo-seen in the City Engineer's Oflice, High-street, Auckland, within oflfcc hours; and all persons interested herein, or liable to bo aggrieved tlicroby, will be heard by City Council, at a meeting to be held on THURSDAY, July the 10th, 1881, at half-past six p.m. All objections must bo made in writing, addressed to the Council, and sent to them not less than ten (10) days before the day appointed on which to hear objections.—P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Ofllco. June 7.1881. 122 CITY OF AUCKLAND. — FIXING LKVELS.-It is hereby notified that it is the intention of the City Council of Auckland to fix tho levels of CHAPEL STREET, from Chapel Square _» Custom-street West; and SWANSON-STREKT. from Albert-street to Hobson-Btrcet (North Ward). Plans may be seen in the City Engineer's Office, High-street, Auckland, within oflice hours, and all persons interested herein, or liable to be aggrieved thereby, will be heard by City Council at a meeting to bo held on THURSDAY, 10th of July, 1881, at half-past six p.m. All objections must be made in writing, addressed to the Coun cil, and sent to them not less than ten (10) days before the day appointed on which to hear ob jections.-! 3. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Office, June 7,1881. 121. Board and Residence BOARD AND KESIDENCE.-Splendid Situation, every comfort; terms mode rate. -Mrs Rodgcrson, Tilie Grove, IC"J, Grey-st. (near the topi. WELLESLEY HOUSE (3 doors from Hohson-strcct), Wclleslcy atreetWest, Auckland, New Zealand. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A Good Table kept, lofty and well-ventilated Bedrooms, Plunge and Shower Baths, and every convenience to ensure the comfort of boarders and visitors. Terms, £1 per week. M. MASON, Proprietress. CBOYDON^VILLA, Vmcen_-st_reoiT— First-class accommodation for two gentle men ; baths, large airy rooms; 20s per week.— Mrs Fuller. AOVEKNOK BROWNE ilOlr.- V-T HOHSON-KI'KKKT. Board and Lodging _ .. .. '.'tis per Wt.i Single Room _ _ _ _ .. 25s per Wee! Drapery D. m cP UEUSON' s <* _m% ■» CHBAI' D RAPBEY SALE CHEAP DRAPERY SALE Oil LA I' DRAPERY SALE is NOW ©N ! ! D. McPHEKSON has been on the constant look-out for BARGAINS During the great depression in trade, and having LAMELY INCREASED lIIX STOKAOE KOOM, i Is now preparod to offer the Public, as the result of his purchases, THE CHEAPEST, MOST VARIED, AND BEST COLLECTION OF NEW WINTER GOODS! NEW WINTER NEW WINTER GOODS I GOODS! _EW WINTER NEW WINTER GOODS! GOODS! NEW WINTER GOODS! EVER SHOWN IN AUCKLAND. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ALL DEPART MENTS. D. MC P H E R S O N, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. QEAL JACKETS, T_ URSi O~C. OE..L Jackets, rurs, ®c. CLEANED, ALTERED. AND REPAIRED BY MRSMON G S T 0 N, RECENTLY _-KOM ENGLAND. She having had 30 yoars' experience, has OPENED One of the New Shops in HOBSON-STRKET. next to Munro and Milligan's, with a CHOICE, SELECTION OF SEAL, ASTRICAN, BEAR, SABLE CAPES AND MUFFS, WOOL RUGS, 4c. ALSO.- A NICE SELECTION OF LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING. .. RIGHTON HOUSE DRESSMAKING —In order to moot the wants of my Dress C_>tomor_, I have engaged a first-class Dress maker, and can guarantee good style, lit, and work at moderate prices for Cash only. Please Note that I am selling tho genuine Louis Velveteen at wholcsalo prices, viz.. Blacks, 2s Id; Colors, 3s por yard. Also that I havo bought up Bovcral warohouso lines of Dross Materials at considerably less than home cost, imd shall give my cifetomers the full'benefit, as the following pricos will show; —857 Yards Kstamane Serges in Black, Navy, Marono, and Wine shades. For Houso, Streot, or Chil dren's School use, nothing at double the price would wear bettor. 12yds for 7a lid, or. BJd yd. Dresses made to.order Loin these materials for 20s and 25s complete, or customers can select linings, trimmings, &c, ahd the charge for mak ing will bo 10s to Ms Gd the dress. Fancy Cheviot Homespuns, 12yds for 5s lid; Foulo Serges, roally good quality, Bjd yd ; and a lot of other useful Dress Materials from 33d yd ; good value in Black Cashmeres, Is Id, Is Cd, Is lid. 2s 6d yd. A warehouse stock of Cretonnes. 3}d. 4fd; Heavy Twill do. 53d, 6}d yd. A lot of Hearth rugs, 3s 9d; vory largo do, 6s lid, worth Ss Ud. 2 yards wide Floorcloth, 2s 6d yd; all other widths in stock. 1. yard wide Whito Matting. Is lid. 20doz Black Handbags, useful size, 12_d oach. 67 Pairs Men's Diagonal Tweed Trousers, extraordinary value, 6s lid per pair. J. REND ELL, TOP OF GREY-STREET. AUSRLAND. VVf ANTED KNOWN NOW SHOWING AT J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, • HSrSPECIAL VALUE IN ___ ULSTERS AND FOUR. - IN- HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABSLE LINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS. A LA± GK STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY SELECT FROM, AND PRICKS LOWER THAN QUEEN-ST,, AT J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL. IjILANNELS, Blankets, Sheetings, Cali • coes, all aro included in my Sale. My stock of New Ulsters at Cost Prices.—Tosters Great Cash Sale. Karanga*hapo Road. SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN,, 255, QCEEN-STBEJJT. POWNE AND BAC'oi; Have much pleasure in Intinv^^,. (jj at th ey havo Opened in New Prep . (B g g tt F the aboVe address with aMagmficer, ftnd Carefully-selec ted Stock of FHhcy Go^ ftnd Material Of the Newest Designs. MRS POWNE v; i!lcontlmlo as hore to_ore to myo Lessons Ir pg ona painting, Macramie, Point Lace. r_. Leather-*-ork, also in Wax Flowers anr* f^n. Wa_ for same manufactured on the Pr*-^^ j-^?- I*'_*_an_1*'_*_an_ i_ Arrasene and Crewel-work r V<Cte-ti» Address :-Opposite Garllck and _*__tW_ll'B, City Hall. . .'Dressmaking and millinery ; JL/ BUSINESS. 1 MRS F. J. WARDELL (LATE Or THE THAMES) . Begs to Announce lo tho Auckland Public and r her Friendß that she baa now OPENED in tho abovo Line in Wellesley-stroet, 2nd door from Albert-street. Sho has secured tnt • Services of a Most Experienced and Competent , Dressmaker, and alli ORDERS will be I PROMPTLY AND REASONABLY EKE t OUTED. ... _._. APPRENTICES WANTED.



Business Notices m O BUI L D E R S. Tenders will be received up to Noon gf SATURDAY, the 2Cth inst., for the Erccilou of a Rlock of Brick Shops, in Hobson-sf reet. Plans, &c. at our Olllce, Queen-street. M",*' EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Ayhitecte. \\Jf cKIN LA V AND BURN S, Lf-l Frnecrs and Jobbing Carpenters. Rate street, Ponsonby Road.—All kinds of Fencing erected at lowest po=--_hlc prices, House Blocks and Fencing Material for sale. Coke, Coal, and Firewood. Express work done. IVTOTICE OF REi-OVAL. -L' HENDERSON AND McIVOR would take this opportunity of thanking their numer ous Patrons and Friends for the favours hitherto ull'orded them, and beg to notify that they have Removed to morujsoinmodioußpremises, odoors roni old shop (higher up same side). Note the address —Henderson nud Mclvor, Cabinet makers and Upliolstcrcrs, Karangahape Road (next Nichoson. Draper). ri.HE;'undersigned is desirous of entering JL into some Business as Partner where energy, experience, and a small capital may be required. — Address " Benedict," Chief Post nlllce. Aucklanil. HOBSON HOTEL, corner of Hobson and Victoria-stre-ts.- Mr Lees' begs to inform the Public that he has taken tho BIL LIARD-ROOM in connection with the above Hotel, and hopes, by careful management, to merit a fair share of support.—D. LEES. \/jpTs~T~C AL NOTICE. Under tho Patronage of His Excellency the Governor.] W. S. EVANS, TUNER of Pianofortes and Harmoniums, 157, GREY-STREET. Charges for Tuning in Auckland and Suburbs — Cottage Pianos, ss; Obliques and Grands, 6s. old and worn-out Instrument, renovated an_l made almost equal to new at moderate charges. MESSRS JACKSON 4 RUSSELL have Removed their Offices to the premises lately occupied by tho Bonk ef New South Wales, Shortfeind-st—May 8, '8L New Law Vahtnership. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce tha they havo commenced Practlco in 00-partner- Bhip as BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS n Chambers in Higu-stmskt, oppo3ito Mr W. Atkins Printing Oflice. E. W. BURTON. . W J. NAPIER. ! Auckland, September 22nd, 1883. "C*. G. E W I N G T O N, ESTATE AGENT, QUEEN STREET., . ■ j (Established 18 vhabs.) -', J i Any person who will pay one-fourth cash can ! havo n House, or Houso and Store combined, - built at Rocky Nook according to plan to be j arranged if application is made before 31st in- ' stant. Balance can remain on easy terms. To Bakers -A Shop and Bake-house for Sale In the best position in AueUand. Good Bargains on the Mount Roskill Road, viz., Houses, Shops, Cottages, and Allotments. Money to lend on Mortgage. THE COLONIAL- MUTUAL LIFE . ASSURANCE SOCIETY (LIMITED). Chief Offices in New Zealand: HIGH-STREET. DUNEDIN. All Profits belong to the Members. POLICIES UNCONDITIONAL, UNCIIALLBNGEADLB, AND INDEFEASIBLE. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL TONTINE INVESTMENT POLICY Combines a Favourable INVESTMENT FOR CAPITAL WITH LIFE ASSURANCE, AT ORDINARY RATES. . All Other Forms of Assurance as usual. ' H. S. H. LYALL, Seoretery. F. J. MOSS fc Co.. Local Agenta. W F. HUBBARD, ARCHITECT AND QUANTITY SURVEYOR PAKMERSTON BCILD-NQS. Qq_n_N-RTR_a_T. fTISOTHACHEf.CURE. --.Instantaneous J Rellef-ODONTALGIS.—Is per bottle.— F. C. SHARLAND. Opposite Post-office. ' TJOOT SALE EXTRAORDINARY! 30 CASES LADIES'AND CHn,DREN*S KID i . E.S. AND BUTTON BOOTS TO HANB. Will most positively be cleared at from 10 TO "lo PER CUNT. UNDER OUR USUAL LOW PRICES! Pikase Note : 3 Trunks Ladies' French Glovo ■ Kid High Button Boots, 12s 6d; usuell prioe olsewhere, lfis 6d. THE PONSONBI- BOOT Is acknowledged to be tho best Winter Boot ; made: stylish, neat, and "durable. An assortment , is Boing made by us for the present season. | THE PA_£NT LACE GRIP (now for Iho first time introduced) is an inven tion by means of which the Lace, when onto fastened, cannot possibly become undone of it- ; Belf. Fitted to all Lace Boots, ff desired. Especially made for this sale,— 80 Pairs Maids' & Women's High Lack Boois, calf fronts, from 8b 6d to 12s 6d; all pegHed. Note This :By manufacturing my own stock, I our customers retain the profit usually absorbed i by the retailer. All stock is in the best condition, and as i such must and Bhall be cleared at tho lowest possible reservation. Call Early at Call Early Call Early T. PROSSER'S, Call Early i UPPER QUEKN-STREET, and a THE NEWTON B(K ;'WARBHOU_E. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. - Open 8 a.m. to 8.30 p.ny. A LL ORDERS received by us for Waikato Coal will be supplied from Taupiri Mines, delivred in city and suburbs or te ear station on the lino, also Newcastle Coal and Firewood. Orders by post or telephone. W. & G. WINSTONE. TAUBIRI EXTENDED COAL-MBNtNG COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE 10 CONSUMERS OF TAU-4IRI COAL. COAL from Othor Mines in the Waikato being now Introdused into the Auckland Market, Consumers of TAUPIRI COAL are Requested to be Careful in giving their •rders in futuro to ask for " TAUPIRI COAL." FRANZ SCIIKRFF. Sccrotar). Auckland, May 26.1881. DR ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The mostnopujax medlcino of the dny. Price. 2s Od a box^-rjjgßf nial Agont, ¥_. C. Shauland, opposite the P»s~ office. .' '' mO THE ELECTORS OF EDEN. I have tho honour to otl'cr myßclf as a Candi date for your suffrages at the forthcoming Election. I shall tako an early opportunity of again ad dressing you on political matters. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, ALLAN WM. O'NEILL. i~|N HAND AND TO ARRWB, WOOD'S FLOUR, 200'>, 100's, and 60's MoGILL'S OATMEAL, 200's, 25' B, and Tb OATS (Keed and Milling) WAIKATO POTATOES _,__„ MAIZE. SHARPS. BRAN, CH^F FOWL WHEAT, ONIONS, CHBGSK HAMS AND BACON, TEA SUGAR, BONEDUST PRIME CORNED BEEF, 1001b kcgß, &0„ to., *0. Also, TO ARRIVE EX CLIFTON, 30 TONS PRIME OAMARU POTATOES, At the Lowest Current Rates. A. & R. EATON, Commbrce-stbekt T>OBERT TUDEHQPE, Plumbe*, &c., JA; begs to announce that he has taken over the Premises lately occupied by Mr Samuel Parker In Wellesley-street, onpp site the Opera House, and would taKe the opportunity to thank his numprous Mends for past favorfre, and in soUo^ng _fewUnuMce of support, would state that !r_amorf extensive premises and facilities wfll enabte him to carw on the trade In aU its branohes*to greater ad prices In town. Exeefient aworefaent of Elec ■ trio Bells and Fittings, CorruMte^Tantt, rA.™nnTTr_iwls Wash Basins and Lavatoncs, ™le rß_i_s,kc^ &c. Estimates given for ail branches of the trade in town or country. LICENSED WATERWORKS PLUMBER.. ™ ''' ■ ROBERT TUDEHOPE, • ■-J~' WELLESLEY-STREET, opposite Opera House Educational- MRS OSMOND'S Ladies' School, Nor folk Home, Ponsonby Road. 1h? th™ i term commences on Monday, July 7. A limited i nitmbcrof Boarders. : 1 TOADIES' SEMINAIOT, COLLEGE ho_.el.o_. 2 o'clock rill 1 o'olock p.m.- -



Personal. WANTED, Richard Organ to Call on 11. Reid. at Wnit.nint.i Hotel. OHN BROWN, Barman, is requested by the undcreigned to conic forward an. prove hißaascrtion... or acknowledge himself in the wrong, otherwise further proceedings will he taken.—A_r .lo 1 txsE.v. .. IF THIS should'meet the eyes o_ Edward Currje he can get work in Whangarei, if he comes at once, from James Main.'nmor. Public Mottoes LIBERALISM versus WEALTH and LAND MONOPOLY—Dargavtlle TO NIGHT. St, James's Hall. , ALL Accounts duo by F. and W. Fowler up to July Ist must be rendered before tho 20th inst., and it is requested thaV all .Out standing Accounts lie paid, on purpose to settle partnership accounts.—Notioc-is hereby given thaW-n this date Mr G. S. Fowlor was admitted a Mflhibcr of the Firm —If. &W. .owlet. July Ist, 188-1. PUBLIC NOTICE.—Jas. H. Johnston begs to. intimate that he has now opened his Joinery Works over Messrs Patterson.and Co.'B premises, and is now prepared to Manufac ture every de .cription of Joinery (trade quota tions for general Joinery), Stairs. Shop Fronts, &c. Church and School Furniture, t-nopsiind Ofllces tastefullylittcd up. Best >Vork"r.ansliip at Moderate Charges. - J.. R. JOBNSION S Joinery Works, Lome street. Auckland, July 9,1881. •VTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. Notice is hereby given to Shareholder^ tsat an Interim Dividbxd of Three 'shiliir.Ks*per Share, for tho half-year ending 31st May. is now payable at the Head Olllce of the Company. GEORGE P. PIERCE. General Manager. £ July 9,1-81. *JS _f ~Z Jjy O R OI'DNAKE, ,%Msk!K ' WANGANUI, AND STORMBIRD Will leave the Wharf, Onehunga, TO-MOR ROW July 10th, at 10 a.m. For freight or passage apply to ALFRED BARNES, Agent, Onehunga. •VTEWMARKET ROAD DISTRICT. It is hereby notified that the Newmarket Road Board will Meet in the Newmarket Hall on MONDAY, 28th July, at 7.30 p.m.. to strike a Rate of Three farthings in the £pn the rateable value of the proporty in the district fpr the . car ending Slst March, ISSS; the same to be payable in one sum, on the 18th day of August next to tho Colleotor, Mr Williaui-Dinnison, at his olllce. Newmarket, where the Rato Book iuuy.be in- Spe,t<;d" i W. J. SUITER. Chairnu.l. T RCH HILL HIGHWAY BOARD. NOTICE. , , In accordance y_th"The Rating A«t, Ip.tit is. hereby notified ttat the Assessment Itoll haying-been prepared for fho, periods cqm mencUg on tho lstday of April, 1881, and ending on Slst day of March. 1885 the Roteboek is now open for Inspection at thc;Bfflce of the Board, Great Nortfc Road, between the hours of jlm. and 5 p.m.. and thac fourteen days .from this notice rates will he duo. ' .', ; , ' GEORGK CHILTON, Chairtpan. Board's Office. Anch HM, ; July 9th, 1881. T> ÜBL I C NOT I C 'E. Mr ■R. C. GREENWOOD Bogs to notify that ho has, REMOVED to TEMPORARY OFFICES, VULCAN LANE .' ■.;■ (Opposite tho Occidental Hotel) fchercJie conducts as usual AUCTION SA__S, AND HOUSE, EAND, a_. ;ii?|: . GENERAL COMMISSION AiJEtf'CY* , BUSINESS. ".-,., Persons desirous ef purchasing Suburban and City Property, Farms. Houses, Alletments, S*c, &c., pieaso note the addrdss— VULCAN LANE, opposite Occidental Hotel. AUCKLAND POULTRY, PIGEON, CANARY, AND RABBIT ■ ■>■■-■ ASSOCIATION. -'}■--•-_ . THE FIRST EXHIBITION '' Of the abovo Association will be held ia.tho t'Iij ,LORNE-_TRE_T HALL;:; ox THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY, JULY* 10th, 11th, and 12th, 1881. Upwards ok Fou*. Hummed Ekhidits. GEO. PEARSON, Hon. See.. King-Bland _ost-omee. TJ^ ALKING MATCH. « Entries for Twelvl Hours Walking Maffh will be received until 9 p.m. on SA.IURDAY EVENING next at the Prmoe of Wales Hotel, Hobson-street, where full particulars (fan be ob tained. £ m LIBERALISM versus WEA_TH *nt** , LAND MONOPOLY-DargaviUe Wi NISHT, St. James's Hall. _ ■ I Tp ARLY CLOSING. - IMPORTANT. Well-wishers of the above should n6t forget to patronise the only Establishment in the neighbourhood that Closes as early as 7 .m, viz, JAMES SCUTT, Dimpor, Clothier, and General Outfitter, London House, Victoria and j_elso_-strect». • ' -' "' :"" /-.HAFF! QHAFF" CHAFF !-OnSsle V- by the Undersi_STea. a good Saninlc of Oaten Ohaif—Po»er rfnd Co,, Duch^m-stf cot. "I" SftALL take proceeding agains* any I Carter or Owner Reraovine Stone Irom Rocky Nook without my written eomsent er an approve* watt'en ordiifc. "-t .■ ■■>. WM. BAKHR, Rocky Nook. ■" Jnly .1881.. , . . . "VTOTICE.—The Timber on .akirarahi J3( No. 1 Bleok- was never purchased by Sic •Bank of New Zoaland, nor by the managers of anY of its saw mills, nor by any of ite numerous staff of rotas.-HOHEPA-JiIKA.IRO,]. XXT ANTING NOTICE.-For Trees and ■ VV-. Plarita ef every description, first-class Seeds of all hinds, • and garden sundries, apply lo C. T. Wren", Nursery and -Seed Warehouse, Remuera. Catalogue forwarded on reoovpt of address. Telephone No v 20- i, .; , XTOTICS.—I hea to inform my;, Cu&-, i_. tomorstSatlfSvonointenHjjno/sjs-iiig u» buskioes, my Great Cash Sale Bring he_t for the pusposc of getting together the Reigr Money *to buy Spring Goods.-_. Tcsfflr, Draper Rarangahape Road. . . | CASH ! CASH ! CASH ! — THje great, .ant of depressed times is Ready Money, hence my present Sale", tfherc yon sen get the Choapest Goods «J) w obtainable;— Tester s Great Cash Sale. Kwapgafrapo Road. . , lANOTORTES Turned fss) by a. ,<« peric_oc'd hand from Kirkman's, London. »ld Pianos ontirely _*Mored in tone, _.uch,*ana quality; Hammersretdltod, 1 guinea.—w,Sior. Karangahape Road. Newton (opposite Bnmp^ IrQiinionger) Pianos- selected for intending piftchasers. .--■■■■ __• "IA tO LENT on Building 3&X" Sociot»-principles, or.on otheß-torms to suit borrowers. Allotments bough- and Houses brfilt On WccMy I .yment System. Mortgag«s and Loans negotiated..Seo r.lst ot Proscrf cs for sale on 4th page. Six por cent, ■jllm-edon money deposited for i'V'e|J| m",_-: f_. Iv-itHAMBON, tanll, Estate, anft.financial Agent and Valuer. Itj_a-stteet. Auckland. -ICTIGHT-SOIL CONTRACT. Quarter ending JUhe 30th being now duo. prompt pavmont nuisf he made, er servico wfll be discontinued urim paid Tor. , . • -* . Tenants in future . will rcqiuro te pay in advance. SAMUEL WHITE. Contractor. Office i Custom-street East, opposite Araoltl Hines and Co. * ARDINALS! MAR^,-C<ffliwmay be had at Eady's _*i_o Warshouse. Queen-Bt. DAKIRARAHI No. 1 BLOCK. Thwreby ca-HON all nersons h_m dealing wi_S_Se Timber on this Block, as tfce samghaa been legally pur.hase-i.wit*ijlli \]%™J%f £•___ by theLJnlon Steam SaSv' MtmlainK,Sat*,. «hd Door Company (LinfitaaV Keifeft -ffllTO Hnkairi ncr Mr SLasWhn Rochfort have any ri^htM authSlpK offer the said Hook ft TSS3 atAUcklaud the 10th day of June, 1781. E. %. WJFAUR, Solicitor. Queen Btrfct, Auckland. jy F. M. ,B U R R.O WS. ARCHl'*Eci' & BUILDING SURVEYOR. A.M.Pi BfflLDises QDEEN-^REET, AUCKLAND (Over Goodson's Arcade). _- P F M Bobbows flat* .overimient economy, and expsditidn". AiU'Hon*. - • _—' TO-MORROW, 10.30 a.m. •, . . fi. ANGES I APPLES ! , ban Sal! L. W. EATON WILL Sell by Auction at his Mart Te morrow (rhursday), at half-past ten °'CIOSO kCAS a_^HLSON APPLES-Rissetsand PlPßftlS 20 htincbes Uananas ~..;..■.., 6 b&gs Coc»anuts 5 eases Oranges ALL FOR POSITIVE BALE. Continued on._r«__-rt»» Wfi&llMM