bound to Oppose the hoilowncss of his p!O ------fessions. (Applause.) Ho wished to fight bis opponent in a fair and straightforward manner. (Applaisc.) Like Mr Moss, he would poon lie a resident of tho Parnell dis trict, and he not only solicited their suffrages on tho grcund tint, he would care fully conserve and advance iocal interests, but for the further reason that he had steadfastly and cnisistontly supported that Liberal party which had their confidence, and which mis sworn to effect Ilia popular reforms which they so much de sired. Ho considered it a violation of the secre?y of the ballot that electors should bo called upon to declare their sympathies at the nomination, and he would endeavour to have that altered, as well ns to carry tho long-desired right ot manhood su flVago. (Loud applause.) Mr Fitzgerald was then requested to address tho audience, but refused to budge from his seat. Ho wore tho Salvation Army shield upon his breast, and was got up with care, but declined all inducements to mount the platform. A show of hands was then taken,with the following result. : — For Mr F. J. Moss 11 For Mr S. T. George 2S For Mr K. Fitzgerald II A number of those who voted for Mr Moss also voted for Mr Fitzgerald. Mr Mos.s demanded a poll, which Hie Returning Officer then announced would bo taken on the 2:2 nd inst. On the motion of MrGEOKCK, seconded by .Mr Moss, a vote of thanks was passed to the Returning Officer. Tho assemblage dispersed after giving three cheers for Mr Georgo.

WAITEMATA.

Tho nomination of candidates for the electoral district of Wnitomatn took place at noon to-day in the Devonport Hull. Them were about sixty gentlemen present. Mr Seaman, Returning Officer, presided.

The Hktuknin'i: Officer formally com monoed the proceedings. He said this was one of tho most important constituencies in tho colony, and any gentleman might be proud to represent it. There were now 2,287 names on the roll. He trusted they would accord a fair show to all candidates who might be proposed, and that they would elect ono who would faithfully repre sent them and of whom they might be proud. Mr Seaman then read the advertisement concerning the cloetion which had been published in the daily papers, and also the writ under which tho olection was to bo held, and tho 12th Clause of tho Act re lating to the proper form of procedure. He then called on persons desirous of pro posing a candidate to como forward. Mr Rotskkt SiN'CTi.un, of Kaukapakapa, said ho was there for the purpose of nomina ting Mr W. J. Hurst as a fit and proper person to represent Waitemata in tho House of Representatives. Mr Hurst was well known to them. Ho had been well-tried in politte.il and municipal harness, and had been faithful to his trusts and energetic to the interests of Auckland, especially the in terests of Writemata. He believed it would be for the good of Auckland generally, and their own constituency in particular, to send a man who would give a liberal but not a closo support to tho Government. Ho would not propose to send him with his hands tied, as ho had acted in the past in a manner that would justify confidence. Mr Hurst was somowhat indisposed, and would not bo ablo to spoak as woll as he usually did, but his principles were well known. When he got to Wellington, how ever, he would be fully qualified to speak whenever required. He begged to propose Mr Hurst.

Mr R. M. Stark seconded tho nomina tion. He did so because of tho consistent and valued support which Mr, Hurst had given to tho Government, a Ciovernment which had shown a determination to do the best it could fov Auckland. A guarantee of this was afforded by tho fact that tho Ministry included Mr Mitchelson, who was an able, sterling, and conscientious man, prepared to do all in his power for tho country, and for Auckland in particular. Mr Mitchelson deserved support, but in stead of that he was overthrown by a lot of the Opposition who wero scrambling for office and remuneration. With the excep tion of Mr McCosh Clark, Mr Hurst had proved to bo ono of the best Mayors we had in Auckland. [A voice: Not ho] That proved he had administrative ability, and if called to a seat on tho Ministerial benches ho would not, disgrace Waitemata. Mr HooKKK proposed Mr Henry Farnall. He thought it only right that they should have some opposition in this election.- Mr Hurst might bo a very good man, but his 'views did not coincido with thoso of a groat number of the electors of Waitomata. Tiiia being so, it was only right that theso peoplo should have an opportunity to voto for a candidate of their own views. There was no movement for some time on tho part of the meeting when a seconder was called for, and it appeared probably that the nomination would lapse. Mr Euwin Bird eventually seconded tho npmination from the rear of tho hall. Thero were no other nominations, and the candidates were called upon to address the meeting. [We are obliged to hold over the speeches of candidates till to-morrow.] A show of hands was then taken by the Returning Officer, who declared the result to be in favour of Mr Hurst, The numbers wore :— Hurst 10 Farnall ~ •■• 7 Mr Farnall demandod a poll, A vote of thanku to tho Returning Officer terminated the proceedings.

MR HAMLIN ELECTED.

Franklin South, July 15. — Messrs Hamlin and McFadden were nominated. The show of hands was in favour of Mr Hamlin. Mr McFadden then rotired and Mr Hamlin was declared elected, Otahuhc— Tho nomination of candidates for North Franklin took place at Otahuhu today. Mr Shanaghan opened the proceed ings at 12 q'clock. About 100 persons were present from all parts of the electoral dis trict, Mr W. F. Buckland was proposed by Mr H. S. Andrews. Mr McGee seconded the nomfnation.—Mr B. Harris waa pro possed by Mr Cossy, and seconded by Mr Keid.—Proceedings were not over when wo went to press.. „ . , , Thames. — Last night Mr Speight ad dressed tho electors, denouncing Sir Julius Vogel, and favouring a Grey-Atkinson coalition. At tho close he got a voto of confidence. Tauraxoa.— Tho election hero ia being keenly fought, the only two candidates in the field being Captain Morris (the late member) and Mr William Kelly. The pros pects of the latter are much improved by Mr Stewart's withdrawal. WaIPA. — Major Jackson addressed a crowded meeting of electors in tho Public Hall, Hamilton, last night, He answered a number of questions satisfactorily, and at tho close received a vote of confidence by a majority. Mr Lako, his opponent, has held successful meetings at tho various centres of population. Major' Jackson addrossed tho Ohaupo electors to-day, and wag accorded votes of thanks and confidence by a large majority in tho enemy's roputed stronghold. Franklin North.—Mr Buckland has addressed meetings at Turanga, Woo.lside, and Papakura Valley, receiving votes of confidence at each placp. Franklin South'.—Mr Hamlin addressod tho olectors at Tuakaii and Mauku, and received votes of thanks and confidence.

Bay op Islands.—Mr Gannon addressed the eloctors hero last night. They were yery much dissappointed with his address, as ho offored no pojicy. Hq received o volp ijf thanks. M/aip!a.— At Hamilton yesterday, Mr Lake and Major Jackson were nominated for this seat. Show of hands—Jackson, 14; Lake, 2Q. A poll was demanded. City Whst.—Mr Dargaville's charges.— To tho Editor; Sir,—l havo neither time nor inclination to go into a long newspaper controversy with Mr Dargaville. Suffice it to say his statements are falso, and the onus of proving bis assertions must rest with him, not with me. If he requires to go back Tor a period of 10 years to find a flaw in my character as an employer of labour, and that only a tissue of misrepresenta tions, I think the public will absolve me from the necessity of taking further notice of men of tho Dargaville type.—l am, &c, G. HoLDsmr.

' Rodney, July 15.—Mr. W. P. Moat was proposed by Mr Teed and seconded by Mr Jordon. Mr Nathaniel Wilson was pro posed by Mr J. W. C. Smith and seconded by Mr J. H. Hudson. The show of kinds was as follows :—Moat, 17 ; "Wilson, 6. A poll was demanded. Hawke's Bay.—Mr F. Suttpn, Captain Russeil, and Mr Arthur Desmond ' were nominated. The show of Hands was in favour of Captain Russell; A poll was demanded.

Napier, July 15.—Messrs J. D. Ormond and J. Sheehan ware nominated to-day. The show of hands was in favour of Mr Ormond. A poll was demanded. Mr Ormond speaks to-night in the theatre. Thobndon, July 15.—Dr Newman was the only candidate proposed. fdr Thorndon,

Tkmuk.*, July 15.—The show of hands resulted a:j follows:—G. Bolt.on, SO; A. Cox, (it; W. Rolleato:>, 02 ;F. Franks, 14. Mr Cox demanded a pod.

OITV AND SuiIURI'.AN DISTRICTS. — The nominations take place in these districts at noon to-morrow as follows :—City East, at the K.M. Court;' City North, at the Tem perance Hall; City 'West, at St. James's Hall; Newton, at Ponsonby Hall; Kden, at .Excelsior Hall, PHI-sheet.; Manukau, •it Onehunga K.M. Court. Wo wero in error yesterday in stating thai City North nomination meeting was iixed for today. Pokt Ciiajlmeks. - James Maeandrew was elected without opposition. About GO rate payers were present.-

GLAixsToNK(Canterbury), July 15. —Messrs J. 11. Sutter, J. M. Twomey, I). Anderson, and George Morris were nominated. The show of hands was in favour of Mr Morris. Mr Anderson demanded a poll. ' Wakatii'W (Orago), July I.").—Messrs. Fergus, S. N. Brown, and 'j. T. Ilornsby Mere nominated.

Uo.si.vn-, July lii.— Messrs John Muthguto and Archibald llilson Rosm were proposed. The ahow of hands was in favour of the hitter. Tu.U'F.ICA, July 15.—Tho show of hands resulted as follows :—.). C. Brown, 07, and F. Oudaille, (i. Rorttr.v,— Mr N. Wilson addressed the electors at Kaiwaka on Mohday. Mr Dow son was Chairman. |Mr Bowmar moved, and Mr Hastie seconded a hearty vote of thanks, which was unanimously carried.

Gkkaliiink.— Tho following candidates were nominated:—Hon. W. Rolleston, Mr Alfred Cox, Mr G. Botton, and Mr F. Frank.

AsHuiTKroN,—The following candidates were proposed :—l. C. Wason, W. C. Walker, J. It. C. C. Graham, and J. S. Jolly.

Aw.uuta.— Mr J. I*. Joyce, the late mom her, and Messrs J. H. Macdonald, .1. W. Mitchell, A. Kinross, and Thomas Hodkin son wore nominated for this soat.

Mokkaki.—The nomination took place at Palmerston South. Messrs John McKenzie and Charles liaynes were nominated.

Fqxtox.—Messrs J. G. Wilson, C. B. Izard, and J. K. Browno woro proposed. Tho show of hands was in favour of Mr Izard, and a poll was demanded.

Ditxkih.v Ckntual.—Messrs T. Bit .ken, J. B. Bradshaw, and .1. G. S. (irant woro nominated. Tho show of hands was in favour of Mr Bracken. Mr Grant's nomina tion is ridiculed.

Dunf.iiin East. — Messrs Matthews, Woods, Croon, and Robert Stout wero nominated. Show of hands : Stout, 100 : llroon, 50.

Dunkiiin South.—Messrs 11 B. Fish and James Gore wero proposed. Show of hands: Fish, 7S ; (ioro, (!'.).

Cavkhsham (Otngo).—Mr Win. Burron was returned unopposed.

W.UTAKI (Otngo).—Messrs D. Suther land, T. Duncan, and T. Ferrens were nom inated. The show of hands was in favour of Mr Duncan. A poll waa demandod.

St. AlißA.n'.s.—Tho candidates and show of hands were -a« follow: —T. J. Garrick, 42 ; Joseph Jebson, , r>; T. Cooper, :!. A poll was demanded.

(Jrkyjiouth.— Messrs J. Petrio and A. R. Guinness were proposed. The show of hands was in favour of Mr l'etrio.

Ei.'movt.—Major Atkinson and Mr A. A. Fantham were proposed. Tho show of hands was in favour of Major Atkinson.

DiXEiHN West.—Hon. Thomas Dick and Mr William Downie Stewart wero nomi nated. Show of hands—Dick, 50 ; Stewart, •23.

Pkninsi-la (Otngo).— W. J. M. Larnaeh, Owen .Tames Hodge, nnd John Wells, wore nominated. Shou of hands : Larnaeh, f)0 ; Hodge, SO ; "Wells, S. Ti'apkka (Otago).—Messrs J. C. Brown and Francis Oudaille wero proposed. The show of hands was in favour of Mr Brown,

Wsr.i.iNCTon South. — Messrs George Fisher, and William Hutchison (an old member) wero nominated. Tho proceed ings lasted an hour. The show of hands was declared in favour of Mr Fisher, and a poll was demanded. Balcm'Tiia.—Mr J. W. Thomson was returned unopposed for Chit ha. lNVEiu'.uy;(U'.—Messrs 11. Feldwick, G. Lumsden, ami J, Hatch wore nominated. The show of hands was in favour of Mr Feldwick. A poll was demanded.

City East.—After the nomination meet ing to-morrow Sir Georgo Grey, who has not been well for tho last few days, will leave for the Knw.au, to rest and recuperate prior to the opening of tho Parliamentary session.

Mkktincs To-night. — The following election meetings .are announced for to-night:—Mr. Newman moots City North Electors in the Temperance Hall; Mr Tole meets tho Eden Constituents in tho Newton Athonseum, and Sir G. M. O'Rorko addresses the Manukau Electors at One hunga. Tho supporters of Mr Moss are to meet at 7.30 in tho Oddfellows' Hall, Parnell, and Mr Atkins friends meet in tho Masonic Hall, Newton, Newton1.—Mr DoLautour addressed a largo meeting of olectors at Arch Hill last night and received a vote of confidence, 'a vote of thanks being negatived.

HON. E. MITCHELSON AT KAMO.

The Hon. E. Mitchelson met the Kamo electors last evening. The hall was packed, many of those present having come a long distance from the out districts. In answer to a question re tho imposition of an export duty upon kauri baulk timber, he said that he was in favour of such a duty, and would even go still further, and prohibit the exportation of baulk altogether, as the kauri tree cannot be replaced, and, judging from the rapid increase in our population that has taken place during the last ten years, it will shortly booomp necessary to conserve Bur kauri, and prevent it being exported in any form. Several other questions of local interest were answered satisfactorily, and a vote of confidence was proposed by Mr Jamos Wiiitelaw, J.P., seconded by Mr Phillips, and carried unanimously. Quite a forest of hands were held up. The opinion here is that no man would have a ghost of a show against Mr Mitchelson, whether he camo out on the Opposition interest or otherwise.

SIR GEORGE GREY AT OTAHUHU.

Sir Qeoroe Grey addressod a crowded meeting of the electors of Otahuhu last night, in tho District Hall, upon the present political crisis. Mr S. Luke presided, and briefly introduced the speaker of the evening. Sir George Grey was received with loud cheers. After a few preliminary remarks upon the importance of electors grappling with the burning questions of tho day, which would affect the destinies of the country for generations to come, instead of concentrating their whole attention upon the construction of a road here and a bridge there, the gentleman went on to indicate how superior the Provincial form of Govern ment was to the system which replaced it. Under it they had an economic administra tion, a large landed estate, they owed nothing, but now all those conditions had been vastly changed for the worse. What they had therefore to consider now was, how they wore to get local self-government back agaiii, how they were to get some share in their lands, and in what way tliey could pay interest on a debt of 30* millions and throw the burden on tho shoulders of thoso who ought to bear it. The speaker thon weot on to discuss other questions which have been dealt with in former addressos-tbo unearned incremont, and property tax, the conferring of the franchise upon Civil- servants, and tho Chinese question. Several questions werp also put and answered. Mr 0. C. McGee entered a protest against tho speech as being used for party purposes —to advance Major Harris's candidature against Mr Buckland. This comment was received with loud expressions of dissent. MrW. R. Wills thon proposed, " lhat this meeting, while thanking Sir George Grey for his able address, desires to express its unbounded confidence in him as the only leader of the Liberal party in New Zea land." (Cheers). . Mr Dufl'tis seconded the motion, winch was carried almost unanimously. Sir George Grey briefly returned thanks, and proposed a voto of thanks to the Chair man, which was duly accorded. Major Harris was.'present at the meeting, but did not speak.

MR SEYMOUR THORNE GEORGE AT PARNELL.

Mr Seymour T. George addressed the electors of Parnell in the Parnell Hall last evening. There was a crowded attendance. Mr Pollard was voted to the chair, and briefly introduced tho candidato to his audience. . Mr George came forward amidst enthusiastic cheering. He said it was with great pleasure he stood before the electors of Parnell that evening, and he thanked them for the honour $hey had done him in assembling in such large numbers to hear his views. Although he was- not their representative in the late session of Parliament, still he considered it his duty as a memberof that House to explain to them what had been doneduring that session,and also his reasons for having been opposed to tho Government. The speaker then pro ceeded to narrate the events leading up to

ment He had not made up his mind what to do when Mr Steward gave notice of motion, but, after . Major Atkinson had himself acknowledged Sir George Grey as leader of the Opposition, he had no doubt whatever on the matter. If Major Atkin son had adopted the constitutional course, lie would have recommended Hi- Excellency to send for Sir Geo. Grey. When the amendment was subsequently moved, the House was very unanimous in negativing it, thus dispelling the idea that tho action ot the Opposition was prompted by a derive to get a dissolution. Tho speaker proceeded t.o describe the proceedings in the House at the time in question. Ho blamed the Government for asking for a dissolution, and considered they had no right to get it. It was said they were as much entitled to a disso lution as the Grey Government, but (hat was not so. Tho Grey Government wan defeated by a House olected in oppo sition to it, while the Atkinson Govern ment was beaten by a House elected to sup port it, and which had lost conlideneo in their administration. Mr Gourge related the subsequent proceedings in the House, and said that had some members voted as they should have dono, the motion lost by the casting voto of tho Speaker would have beun carried, and tho Government would have left tho Ministerial benches. A new Cabinet would have been chosen,

ANGLO-COLONIAL NOTES.

(15y Brini>isi Mail.)

[KIIOM OUR LONDON OOnUKSrONHKNT.I London, May :!1

Tin: masculine portion of the Anglo

Colonial community mustered in great force on Epsom Downs the day before yesterday. There were not, perhaps, as many New Zoalnndors injjthe'paddock as was tho caso last year, when Mr Stead's Splendor was a fancied competitor for "Tho Blue Riband .of Iho Turf,'1 but judging by the mimbor of well-known faces I saw ki what pcopio call tho " Australian Corner " of tho ring, thero couldn't have boon many antipodeaus loft in London that afternoon. It is from this "Australian Corner" a loud "coooy" is given just boforo tho start. I used to disbelieve totally in tho thing ever being dono, but last year, during a lull in tho betting, I distinctly hoard the cry. Tho idea, of courso, is to summon all Austra lian-, to the spot, but only those closo by aro ablo to respond. People stand wedged together as tight as sardines'till after tho Derby, and to get from ono end of tho on closure to the other would bo simply impos sible. For somo absurd reason many men prefer to have tho fact of their attending tho groat "Cockney Carnival" kept sccrot, so 1 won't name those 1 saw there. One colonist, who, I feel confident, never missed an Auckland Cup in his life, absolutely said to me :—" You need not notice my being at tho Derby in your letter to the Star !" Shipping nnd Passenger Notes. Mr and Mrs Coster return toChristchurch by the Ruapohu. They will be much missed in Anglo-Colonial circles hero. Mr Coster is equally popular in the city and at the West End, and Mrs Coster, it seems needless to say, leaves behind numerous admiring friends. They will, however, I understand, revisit England boforo long.

The s.s. Tongariro, homeward bound, touched at Rio on May 21th ('.'l days out); she is consequently sure to make a very fast passage. Tho third mato of a largo Atlantic steamer told mo tho other day that many of tho ablest otlicers in the trade wero doing their utmost to secure berths in tho New Zealand Shipping Company's service, as they (tho New Zealand Shipping Company) were almost the only linn who now paid a fair day's wago for a fair day's work. The Cunaid, Iniimn, Monarch, and many other lines aro reducing their ollieers' pay considerably ; in fact, things aro so bad on some steamers that the carpenter absolutely receives more than the second mate.

The following is a full list of tho passen gers ]>or s.a. Runpeliu, which loft London yesterday :—First saloon : For Lyttolton Mr and Mrs Coster, Mr W. F. M. Buckley andO. .1. A. Richardson. For Dunedin—Dr. W. 8. Roberts. ForWangaiiui— Mrniiil Mrs S. Foreman. For Auckland -MessrsE. W.and C. W. Bucko, and tho Rev. \V. Dv Rien. Second saloon : For Wellington—Mr and Mrs Broomo and family, Mr and Mrs W. A. I'arko, Messrs Bennett, Coleman, Coombes, McKelvey, A. andG. T. Powell, and H. and F. R. Wagstull". For Lyttol ton—Mr and Mrs G. A. Endon and family, Mr and Mrs Morrison and family, Mr and Mrs Whitehoiiso, Mrs and Miss" Harrison, Messrs Laidlay and Woolmer. For Otago— Mrs and Miss Melldowio.Miss A. S. Loxley, and Mr T. G. Adam. For Gisborne— Mrs Fryer. For New Plymouth—Mr and Mrs G. A. Harvey and infant. For Auckland- Mrs Seymour and children and Mr H. \V. Laing. Third cabin : For Lyttolton—Mr and Mrs Moritzon, Mr and Miss MoCoJinoll, Mr and Mies Sandsrs, Miss Nichol, Miss Norton, Miss Hay, Miss Silk, Messrs Antrolus, Fulford, Gibson, 11111*1 Joluißtone, and Kaas. For Wellington—Mr and Mrs Parsons, Mr and Mrs T. Smith and son, Miss Johnson, Messrs A. and W. C. Dimock, Dillon, Gunn, and Walker. For Otago—Mr and Mrs Grieve, Mrs A. Bath, Mrs Bennett and daughters, Miss E. Man sou, Miss Mainland, Messrs Brownloo, Cameron, Mercor, Vieweg, and Wikon. For Gisborno—Mr Hatton. For Auckland —Mrs J, Lloyd and family, and Mr S. 11. Eagles. Also, 90 nominated immigrants. The Orient liner, John Elder, which left London on tho 28th, takes no passengers booked through to New Zealand. Miss Clayton, sister of flio well-known Captain Clayton, is going gut to Auckland with a largo party of ffiends in tho Now Zealand Company's steamer at the end of August. Shaw, Savill's e.g. Coptic left London on May 20th with a largo number of pas sengers for Now Zealand. {Arrival of tho Maori King. lhe Sorata, with Tawhiao nnd suite on board, passed Sagres on tho"2Bth May, and wi 1 prooably arrive at Plymouth to-morrow, and reach Gravesond on the noKt day, so that Tawhiao will bo in London Into on Sunday night. Tho Lnstingham has gone at last; she passed Deal last Tuesday, all well. The- lonic, which leaves for Auckland, Wellington, nnd Canterbury, on Juno 17th, is filling fast, and will probably loave with her full complement of passongers.

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THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, JULY 15, 18W



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WANTED.jit once, good"JobbiriK Com positor.—Apply, lit once, Cecil (.iardnci and Co.. General lVintei.s, High-Street and Vulcan Lane. ANTED. — The Key to the Kiny Country - Grand Allotment, lownsliit Kawhia, for sale for £<IS.—Apply J. K. Kander. son, Auctioneer. ANTED, for the Wnikato, a good General Servant; to an experienced person liberal wages will he given.— Apply tc Mra Ciourloy. Lower Vincont-struct. Auckland. AJkTANTED, at once, n kind porson tc V> Adopt a healthy female Child; ago, 11 months -Apply R'l'AU Ofllco. ANTED, a La.l 7 with small capital, to purchase an interest in an established business; one with a knowledge of Dress maUin;; or Millinery preferred.—" AlUßincss." STAitonii-o. ■ YYTANTED, a, tidy <iirl, to assist in V T housework where there arc two chil dren.—Apply to lira Farrington, Lincoln-street, I'oiifionhy. a"~ Respectable, Trust- Vl worthy Person as molher'a holji. C:hrißtlan preferred.-A r.ply Airs James Cook, Mount Kileii Koail. "VTITANTED, a Strong Boy to open oys T T tors; good wanes to a good hand.—Apply to D. Ruble, West Quoeo-Btreot. ANTED, aliirl for tho Bookfotding and Sewing. — Apply to Win. Leys, Bookbinder, etc, W yndlumi street. "YI7ANTED, a "Situation for a respectTibio W Lad, IS yours of .i K o. in v store or light business: country preferred. - Apply J.H., Otahuhu. WANTED, a first clans VoYf lland"; also, a fuller; could learn tho trade.— Apply J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria-street. WANTED, Strong Crane for quarry ; new or second-hand.—Stale particulars to Messrs (jitUM, Tanners, Wyndhani-Btreet; or John Aspinall, Fisrnlcigh-strcct. , - WA NTED, Giris to' Help in House• work, work for Char and Washerwomen, Servants (if all kinds.- A. McLcod's Hegistry, St. Mary's Hoad, l'oiisonby. TJS7 ANTED, a Good Stout Bakor.—Apply T V at once at D. Grubb's. Newton. "\^S7"ANTED, a rjuiot, res|)cctable youn^1 T T Man as Hoarder. Terms moderate.— Apply Mm Oe.ike, Scotia Place (opposite Uirls' HiK-h Selioo ), Upper Queen-street. XXTANTEI), a Situation by Vounj,' T T Woman in a small family; is careful, trust worthy ; has not been at Bcrvico in town before. Address E.H.C., Stah_Olllco. Wf ANTED, "LoHSOna in" n good aystem V V of Shorthand Send specimens, terms. &c, to Stenos, Utah Ulllcc. TXT ANTED, » good Cook ; one who will T V assist in thu laundry prof erred,—Apply any day between the hourß of 10 and 2 to Mrs D. 11. Cruickahnnk. Crnijthall, Remuora. WANTED, v Needlewoman, and to as-lst in housework.— Apply Mrs Edward Isnacs, Buona Vista, Eden Ore-scent. WANTED, by Young Man, Situation as Itarinan in Country Hotol; has had sobriety and honesty.--Address H. Iti'lby, Auukland l'ostolllce. ■\\TaNTEI), ilorchantsandTiadcspeoijlo T T to send in their Accounts against the Auckland Club to the HOtli nil. forthwith. AY. Klooil, .Sec. WANTED. to Sell, a'l'ortioii of a valu able Estate near Auckland, very cheap - -Addrrsa A H.. Wiinnan'M Store, Mount IQden. \"\7ANTED, Buyers tor I'rimo Corned > T Ueef at L".d; in 100.290.and HOOlh liarrels. - (1^ Ilitlino, llutcher. Qneon-strefct. _ WANTED, by a respectable I'erson, a Baby to nurse: reference given.— Address " E. 1).," care W..1. Watts, OnehiiilKa, \\J ANTE D, by a respectabio, middlo- T V Hired Alan, a Situation as Cook and Housekeeper to one or moro single (jenllcmen wafjes not so much an object as a comfoi-tabl! hoine.-N.li., Star Olllce. IuITANTED, I'upils for Carpenters' and IT lluildei-o' Drawing Class, held at the V.M.C.A. on Tuesday and Friilay Kveniniffl, at 7.:W. l'"or particulars apply at Class-room, to li. Mackay Frip]). WANTED, everyono buying Blankets to see tho splendid show sndgoutl value to bo obtained at London House, from Is lid to 21s each.-James Scutt, London House, Victoria and Xolson-Btreota, Auckland. ANTED, tho Electors of Newton to know Ihiit their vpto and Interest aro respcotftiliy solicited at tho Cheapest Shop for (ienernl (irocerca, Farm, Dairy and Garden I'roduco, adjoining l'rotiser'H lioot Shop, Kara nealmpo ltoad. WANTED to Purchase, on easy terms, a H roomed Cottogu, with pardon, near Newton or Mount Kden.- Address A.11., care of Mr K. Wood, Synionds-street Auckland. VST ANTED TO SELL, Cargo of Good T V Ti-troe Firewood.—Apply J. tilva, Lot torn of Xclson-street. XVANTED KNOWN.— To Poultry and V ? I'itteon Fanciers.-J. Walker lias on vlow at his corner Poultry Shop, for a few days only, his largo and varied assortment of Prize Stock from the recent Show.—J. Walker, Florist, Sec, City Market. "VS^ANTEIV —Come and soo tho I'rine T V Poultry, Purcons, Ducks, Habbits,Guinea PiKs. &c., at. J. Walker's, City Market. ANTED, Evoryono tq Know that Several Hmnll Farms, Waikomiti, 9 miles from Auckland, will bo sold at W, Dou'dcn'sMnrton ICth instant, at Noon, by It. C. Greenwood, Auctioneer. ANTED KNOWN, Small farms, Waikomiti, will be sold at W. Dowden a Mart, Queen-Btroor, on Wednesday, llith iust,, by It. C. Greenwood, Auctioneer. \*7ANTED KNOWN—A Mangle for T T Sale-Apply at the 3tah Offlcc. WTANTITU K"NOWN— I am a PurchUier IT of Maori and Island Curiosities.—Eric Craig, I'rinccs-atreot. W* ANTED, to Purchaso 40 Acres or less, with House, Orchard, Sc, not more than about 20 miles from Auckland, with aecesa by steamer, rail, or {rood road.—Address, with description and pi ice, to A.li., care of Mr Milne, Hobsou Hotel, Auckland. V\7 ANTED-When you aro in Hobson y ? stroet call and sco the lurpe and choico stock of Mosuiel and Haimockhurn Twoeds, ftr the present season, at Munro and Milligan'a. \I7"ANTED TO SELL, a large quantity V V of Hreon eats,- -Apply Stau Olilco. ANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutsford'a, Watchmaker, Victoria - street (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 months. . ANTED, Every Elector in tho Colony to read "The Klcctors' War Cry," a most startling Book on Land and Poverty. Poruso it carefully before promising your votn er approaching tho polling booth. Is now published. Price, One Penny. ANTED KNOWN — During our Cheap Drapery Sale, SO pieces of All wool French Merinos in Drab, Grey, Pink, Blue, Prune, Brown, Scarlet, Maroon, and Wine Colours will be sold at Is 4d per yard; regular price, 2s Gd. For Children's wear nothing can e(iunl a French Merino for Dura bility, and, at this unheard-of price, should ofl'ect a speedy clearance — 1). McPhcrson Karangalmpc Koad, ANTED KNOWN—Sco our Stock of Blankets before purchasing—£3oo worth. 9-1 Blanket!!, 3s fid. !la (id. and 10s fid per pair; 10-1 Blankots, 12s Gd. 17s (id, and 20? per pair; Twill Scotch Blankets, New Zealand Blankets. and Coloured Blankets. Theso goods aro tho best value wo ever offered.—J). McPhcrson Kavangahape Koad. ; WANTED KNOWN— C:ikap Timbeu I Cheap Timber! And all other kinds of Building Materials, enn bo purchased ohoaper and bettor than anywhoro elso at the yards of D. Gor.DiE. Albort-street. <•_ WANTED, hundreds to take a walk up Victoria-street to soo™nd buy a Fancy Check Tweed Urcss-12 yards for 2s Hid. A large pile, all one price, to chose from.—James Scutt, London lloubo, Victoria and Nolson-sts , Auckland.^ W~ ANTED KNOWN.— Four-lu-Hnnds, Ulsters, Dolmar.s, and Jackets, in the latest styles, can bo obtained at S. Lovell's, Wei lesley-strcct. Ladies' own materials made up Dressmaking on Uie premises by experienced dressmakers.—Apprentices wanted. WANTED KNOWN—Mon's Soft and Hard Folt and Serge Hats, Men's Work ing Shirts, Mori s Dress Shirts, Men's and Boys' Ties, Collars, Brace 3, and Socks, Boys' Hats and Caps Cheap and Good, at Donald, W. Jack and Co.'s, Ponsonby Boad. ANTED KNOWN.—Look at our window.—Having a surplus stock of over I.POO Ladies' and Girls' Felt aiid 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 Road. WANTED KNOWN, that all working men can save their money by calling at tho Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Meals Sixponco; Board and Lodging los per week.— Robert Murdock, Proprietor.—Jfote the address —Nearly opposite tho Waitemata Hotel, and oloaetothflDOQlr XjO- ANTED, R I M U. WANTED, from 1,000 to 2,000 foot assorted Risiu, of go&d quality, and figured; must be dry.—Apply at onco to "Accountant," Star Office. ' ' ! ANTED KNOWN.—Ladies can havo their Dresses Fashionably Mndp and a



Wanted. s \\7"ANTEI), Employment by a stron| . V T act iro young man; married; good refc [. ; i,i-i s: 1., .vii it (__mi: y --•• L_i.," ;->rr_iio/llc_. \% , rAM'i;;i), a'SerVriiit (Jirl. - Apply"! Vf Jlrsllollis, corner of Miiiiitorij Uridg _' Oncjiuti_a_. ' \\7 ANTED, a Boy to ride for ordera. ", TT Apply W. A'venell, Uutcher, Noi-I ._ Shore _ _ tA/AWTEi), 4 Drays iVi I'oiiHonby Roa j V> To-morrow Morning, also Pick .an f SlioveliDun.—J. T. Knight, Couhactur. ANTED, a Servant for Lake Taki pmiii.-Apply at. Jle-srs Potter an , Company's, Dnrhuni-slreet West, between ; and li o'eloci: to-morroiv- ANTED, a Man to make Gates, pi up Picket Feneimr, &•;.; a handy mm Also, a Youth for Painting.—A poly to Sim White, Feneur, Ciißtoins-fctrcct East. ' :\\f ANT E n ~K^O \V N, that Jamc VV George's Hobson-slrect Halr-dressin ! Saloon is now Open. Prices: Hair-cutting, (id Shaving, (Id; Unys' liair-ctitting, 3d, within tli - hdura of from H till li. anil from 8 till 12 on Sut.u ) daj'H, iifl.i'i- which hours Oil will be ehargei Private rontmclsi unlored into with regular eu ■ timers.--James (Jeort;e, Halr-RUtlur, lliilwoi '' niivi-t (next Ciileriou Hoti'll. ' \\7^NTEI) SEEN,~The fresh Burgain T T in New Furnlturo, incluiliiig Painte " Wood Chairs, .'is M ; (,'nne-seated Chairs, als i' 3.-< ltd ; grand line of Grecian (Jane-seated Chain I -Isild; Rocking Chairs, with arms (cane-seated • 10h; nice lot of Ann Chairs, Us fid; Foldin ! Chairs (rarpel-seated), fls(id ; Children's Hockin ' Chairs, to. Washfltands, (is W ; Collee Tablei ' f.3 (ill; Gipsy Tables, Sh 6(1; 1.00 Tables, li) • (oval); do. (round), 21s; Kitchen Tables. \)s, 10i Its ; Chests of Drawers. 23s ; Colonial Couchei [ 7n; Stretchers, (is; handsome stullod Chain I lUs ; stull'ed Ann Chairs. 3ls; handsome Sprin : Couches, HSs.—At Dampier's Large Furniahin Shop, HoljKon-street. W~~~ ANTED KNOWN—Boys' Velooi pedes, 20s each ; an enormous fresh lo L of New Novels, Is fid each ; Japanese Cabinet! Is Gd each; White-handled and oilier Rlvetei i Hair linnlies, ild ; largo('omicYaiikuePictures [ ltd; Framed ChrpimM, (ill and M ; a splundii . line of Framed Pictures, Is each ; another gram ■ lul ill lirmvn 'fenpcitH. lid, lid. anil la; gran. large cheap variety ot Tinware ; splendid Oyslc Knives, (111; «ood Door Mats, _.'M; ulripei ' Carpet, Is; Table Oilcloth, 1} yard wide, Is ■ Stair Oilcloth, (id ; Looking Classes (plate), 8d Handsome Fancy do. Is; Swing do. la (M ; Bed room Toilet Sets, 7s3d; Soup Plutos, Sd ; Urea. Knives. 3d and Id ; Zinc Buckets, Is : Japannoi Bpilloonn, Is; Japanneil Slop Puils, :is M ; (Jlas Cream Jugs, Id; Class Sugar Basins, (id; &.C. at Diunpier'H llobuoii-sfreiit Shop. WA NT E U KNOWN- That tho STOCK of CLOCKS ANI WATCHES AND JEWELLERY at UOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE ! has been Greatly Augmented by LAROE AR RIVALS, and an Inspection is solicited of tin STERLING (SOLI) and SILVKR GOODS (al WARItANTKD) in the Quecn-strcnt Window and tho Artistic IMITATION JEWELLER} in the Vieloriu-Htri'ot Window. Wo make i SPECIALTY of theso Two Lines, kcouim both tho CiMiiiine and the Imitation to SUIT al TASTES and Pockets; but they are kept Sepa rate, and Displayed in Different Streets. Sterl Silver Sets, '2a tkl ; Brooches and Rings. Is each and oi her Linen equally Cheap, at (iOODSON'i: LONDON ARCAIiK, Qtioen-Ht. and Victoriast. iimlatChriHlehnrehuiid Wellington. The Fane) Moods Stock is Unequalled In l.bo Colony. \vT "A NT 'li I) KNO W N NOW SHOWING J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, /ta-yPECiAL value lNea ULSTERS AND FOUR-IN-HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILUNERY, 11ANDM ADE UNDERCLOTJJ ING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE BINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS. A LAI GE STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY SKLKCT FROM, AND PRICES LOWER THAN QUEEN-ST., AT J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL. WA N T E 1) KNOWN — A PEW OF NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S WELL-TRIED RKMKDIE9 FOR WINTER UHE. COMPOSITION POWDER.-R is known in all Kiitflisli-Bueakjnir countries for its many good qualities. You who are subject to Colds or Soro Throats don't bo without It; Is (id a tin ; 5s alb. HALM OF GILKAI).—Sovon yearn' trial has proved this to be one of tho Best Compounds ever ollcrod for the euro of Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Cough. 2u a llottle. COUGH POWDER.- Ellectual and quick in Congestion. Pleurisy, or Inflammation of tho Lungs. Is Gd a Tin. COUGH SYRUP. Wherothi-ro aro children nolh'" m better for (.'oughs. (Jroop, or lirou A pure expo 'jiraut without morphia or Is M and L'h a ISottle. HOP IUTTKIt.S, 2a Gd a Bottle. N E I L „ C LI F F O RD, HKRDALISTS, ItOTANIC DISI'K.VSAUV, WKI.LRHT.KY-HTKK XT, AUOKIiAKII Miscellaneous Wanteds. "DOAIiU OF EI)UCA TIO N. Applications for tho uppointiiient of Head master of tho Nelson-street School, Auckland, will bo received by the Bourd on or heforo Til L'RSIJAY, Slst July, ISBI. Salary ucoordiiiK to scale, based on average attendance, about IHBO a year. Applicants to state full particulars. Any Candidate who, either directly or indirectly, ia concerned in canvassing members of tho Board or of tho Schooi Committed will be dis qualill (1. By order of the Board. . VINCENT K. HICK. Secretary. A COMFORTABLE JIOME--A ros pectnblo family in Burloigh-strcot offer coniforlnblo Hoard and Residence to .'! Gentle men.—For address apply lo D. and H. Hobinaon, SITUATIONS Wanted *na" Nursemaids IO and to make themselves useful in house. Two gir!n (German) 11 and l/i.-Addrcsa X, Stak OiUCO; rW) BOOT MANUFACTURERS.—AII JL Kxpi.rionced Clicker wants work, who'c sale or liespoke. Under?tands machines and the upper trade—AßC, UtahOfllcc. mitAMVVAYS—Wanted, by Young Man, .JL Situation as Driver; accomplished horse man ; 1 years' testimonial from the Melbotirno Tramway and Omnibus Company (Limited), Melbourne—Address "Driver, No, I', Auck land Postofllce. ; j-us-i-'UNE *ott tiih HAIR.— Thif o'U i _ K"^>t preparation ccmplotuly eelipßCf very aniiilo of a similar kind now befnn .he public.-IVieo. Is Ud ii bottle.—SiiAin.AND A-wtliunarleo' Hull. To Let fj^O LET, now House of six rooms, ofl I Great North Road ; fifteen minutes from Quecn-Btreet.— Inquiro Janus.Caughoy, Draper, Kurangahapo Road, Newton. ri^O LET, superior nowly-built C-roomcd JL Houses, Hepburn street, with gas and water laid on. lient, 2Cp,-S. Y. Collins, Kan o Coal Office, 11. Queen strort. mO LET, in best part of Oroy-stroot, A Two Unfurnislicd Rooms. —For address apply Sta it Olllce. nno LE C, a Houso, or Part of a House, in JL Wellington-Btreet; low rent to quiet family. —Enquire on the premises, TO LET, a Room with use of kitchen.— _ Mra Brown,|Y'arborough strcot I'onsonby mO LET, a WheolwrißliFs'Shop nt Mount B Eden, adjoining a blacksmith's shop; splendid stand for an industrious man.—Apply G. F. Kelly, Mount Eden. ri^O LET, in AnglGsea-streot, a G-roomed JL House; gaa and water laid on. —Apply S. Rout, Anglesea-strcot. tT\O LET, tho Building known as tho Rod JL Lion Hotel, corner of Victoria aud Hard ing streets.—Apply G. Akers. TO LET, Houso and Shop in tho contro of Parnell. Raro opportunity for a first. cliiss hairdresser.—Apply Geo. Raynes, Parnell" rPO LET, Sliop and Dwelling on Great L North Koad. Gas and Fittlngß complete. Water laid on. — Apply Gibbons, Fruiterer, Karangahapo Road. ri^O LET, in Wood-street, ilandsomo I Now Villa of Nine-rooms; gas and water laid on, bathroom, washhouse, copper, and every convenience. — Apply 11. 11. Dowse, Telegraph Store, Ponsonby. TIIO LET, at Nowmarkot, 2 Furnished JL. Rooms, with use of kitchen ; closo to 'bus and train.—For address apply to Air Thornton, News Agent, Ncwniarkot. TO LET, tho 3-storiod' Brick Building known as Foster's BoA Factory, in Rut land-street, Just off QHeoustreet; suitable for a manufactory or wholesale store.'—Apply to L. H. Noumegen, Darby-Street. TO LET, a Six-roomed House, Stable, Buggy House, Dairy, etc., with six acres land, noar the town of Auckland. —[Further particulars from C. IT. Osmond, llfi, Queen street, next B. Tonks and Co.—Also, Furnished Soven-roumed House in Kvbcr Pass Road.— A lao, Four-roomed Cottage at Northcotc—Apply to C. 11. Osmond, )l(i, Qiiccn-strcet. O~BETEASEI)7Fort-street, tlioso ox tensive Premises almost adjoining the new ofllces of the Evening Stak, and until laloly tho Customhouse Hotel. This block ol substantial Brick Buildings is suitable for eithci Wai chouse or Merchants' Stores and Ofllces being convenient to the Shipping and RaHwaj Station. Rent moderato.—Apply to W.J L. Mitchell, Mercantile Chambers. m o L c t. SHOPS 1 SHOPS 1 SIIOP3 First-class Shops to Let in most Central parl of Ponsonby; main road ; grand position ; rent moderato; immediate possession.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. m o l c t, FIRST-CLASS SHOP~AND DESIRABLH SUITE OF OFFICES IN MOST CKNTRAI PART OF QEEEN-STREET. Being a part of tho front portion of those mo3t desirable and centrally situated premises of Mi E. Watkbs, Confectioner, Queen-street, con sisting of Front Shop with plate glass window1 large Show Room upstairs about 50 x 23. well lighted, and grand staircase, which could bt converted Into a Suite of Ofllaes, second to none in Auckland, and in most central part of thli city. ToSolicitors, Insurance Companies, anc others, this property is unsurpassed. Full particulars from



For Sale. g, Xj^Oß SALE, a Gun (Doable), first-cla* >r- J 1 muzzle loader, nearly new ; also, Joiner1 Tool Cheat,. -Apply Ptaii ulllce. t° THOU SALE, two New Verandah Cot '"-"• _& tiiges, I and 5 rooms, al 8a and 10s per week _ freehold, no deposit. —Apply to Mr Hewitt _ Kingsland. . Hi T7IOR SALE, House of 10 rooms, J acr. J7 land, for £2011; very oaay terms; Burro: IC ] Crescent.—Apply i.o Edwd. Way te,6,Mercautili id' Chambers. YfiOß SALE, 15 acres of Land at North (l . J_ cote ; part cleared ; price, £150: on eaa; 0 terms.—Apply to It. Artkur, Auctioneer, ll I7IOR SALE, a new Hi-passenger Omni _ J' bus; also, a now Hansom ; both vehicle! ,t to be completed to purchaser's order.--Thamei n Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria-st. East. I'jiOlt SALE, 1 American Cortland W'm .' gou, 1 Express Wagon, ar '1 several new , s and second-hand Spring Carts, liuggies, etc.— !' ThauiKS Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria j". street East. Ie "ITIOU SALE, 4D years' Lcftse of Mngnili '.'• JJ cent Level Allotment M 0 x 150), oil1 Now '•• North Rnwl.—Apply to X 11. Hughes, Mary s strum, Mount Eden ]"ji6li. POSITIVE SALE, two 1 roomed - Cottages and one Shop and Dyvolllng, eacli '* with frontages to two good streets in the city.— '■<* Apply to John Moppet, House and Land Agent, 10 No. 8, Queen-street. )•■ TT' 0*. 1 SALE> Howe-street, near Wol g JL linßton-strecl, New Cottage; small deposit g and weekly payments ; a bargain.-Apply A. J, 3, Thomas, Grocer, cornor Howe and Beresford- Ja streets. 11 T7IOR SALE (Richmond Road), two good =,* X; Cottages of six rooms each, quite new, and a in first-class posit ion. Price. £60 clown, and _ balance by weekly installments.—l). F. Kvans Land ami Eatate Agent. 1103 \. TJ'OR SALE, Newmarket, llouao of I'oui ,t JL1 Rooms, and Allotment 28 by over 100, with i well, tank, &c, cheap.—Wm. Uinnison, New d market. '• /'AN SALE, (^Uomid Mortar, dcliveiod in J} \J town or smjurbs, 200 casks l'ortland ? Cement. Plaster of Paris. Fireclay, by ton or lb, d. Fire Bricks, &c—X. Joukinaou, Builder, i.orne \ Btreet. ; NOTICE TO INVESTORS. —A number ; JLI of Choice Properties on eauv terms for 1- Sale.—Apply Edwaid Wayte, 5, Moroantile "I Cliainberj. 'a "fj^Oß SALE, one C h.p. engino and ~ JD boiler (combined); engine, 7}in. cylinder, IL'in. stroke; boiler, 7ft. x 3ft. 6 in. in diameter; " fitted with -10 Field lubes; steam and water " gauges, safety valve, <fee.: on strong wrought ■* iron foundation ; complete. — Apply to R. 11. Yeoman, Albert Boiler Works, Albert-street. ~ Tp O It SAL E. 1 X Alt ANGAHAPE ItOAD-Stationory Business For Salo, leaso and goodwill, cheap. / SENTINEL ROAD—Uouso, 8 rooms, To Let; „ lurpjo allotment; 20s per week. , JERV'blrf ROAD—Now Shops and C rooms To } lasl ; also Now Shop and 1 room. ' Al'"liL- W- tiULLIVKR. Queen-stroet 1 Tfi" O R S A L E. i -*- ORANGES. 300,000, ORANGES. ; Juat arrived, per Oamuru. A RegularSuppjy wilhsow he kept in Stock, as - Hoiilsare put on now to arrivo regularly monthly. STOI IE: C ÜBTOMIIO USE - STREET. Address: Ciiakleh Uagi.ey, Importor and Wholesale Dealer in all kinds of . Fruit, Paiinei.t. Risk. Auckland. 0* ~ R s A i; E MANOAHE.—Splendid site for a Gentleman's Residence, bituate on rise of tho hill junt past JVlaugare llridgo, about eight or nine miles from Auckland, being the front portion of ihut valu -1 nhle properly lately nwnod liy .Mr Geo. Hrown. Tlie view ia unsurpassed, the aspect good, and position second to none. The property consists oi.'( acro^ rich volcanic land, with Cottage erected thereon, adjoining which is tho beautiful Mangun; water reserve; an almoßt unlimited run lor cattle. This properly ii|.voll worthy the attention Of any gentleman desiring a First-class Ruttldunuu Site ne:tr town. 1). F. EVANS, Laud and Estate Agent. UST aTiKIVKD, and for Salo by tho Subscriber, oheap, for cash— 20 tons Fluke Kidhcy Potnlcus 20 tons llluc Derwonts L. W. EATON, NO. 8, QUKHX-STItItET. I'iifolio, Notices I\T O W 1' U1!I.IS II ED, "THE CRUISE of Tin: WAIUARAP.A." Tho Star Special Correspondent's Narrative of the "C'niiHe ot the Wairarapa ' is now issued complete in pamphlet form. Persons desiring copies should apply at Star Oflloe. PRICE.: TWO SHILLINGS. AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. The Trustees arc prepared to advance monoy on freehold securities in sums of £50 and upwards. Applications for loans to be sent in by SATURDAY, the^An^^ ATOUNU MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO i CIATION LIIiRARY.-NEW BOOKS. NEW lIOOKS.-Just Added: Ocneral Gordon in China G vols.). Upat Voyages. Tim s Trouble?, Hook of lioyhoods (capital for workiDg boys), Talks with Yming Men. by Dr. Davidson ; Sun davsWellSpont. Records of Remarkable Events Life of Peter the Great, Miss Warbptaejs Select Works, Mrs Henry Wood's Latest Work s, &c &c. Library hours, Noon till 10 p.m. lcrme, 2s (id per (nmrtor. "\T_W ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY J3( (LIMITED). FREEMAN'S BAY FIRE. A prompt sottlomont having been made by the South British Insurance Company, wo are now erecting a Now Mill on tho old site, and 1 hope to commence timber cutting in three weeks'time. In the meantlmo, wo bee ta inform our Customers that our Dovonport Mill will bo running day and night, and being connected by telephone with our East Coast Mills, we are in a position to supply orders of long lengths and special sizes witli every despatch. Wu thank our Customers tor past favours, and beg to solicit a contlinuinco of same. FRANK JAGGER, Manager. Auckland, 30th June. ISSI. T3 F. M. B UR R 0 XV S. ' ARCHITECT & BUILDING SURVEYOR, A.M.I. Buildings QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND i (Over Goodson's Arcade). Mr P. F. M. Burrows (lato Government 1 Architect) begs to announce that ho has resumed practice nt the above address, and to assure his rlends and patrons that all work 3 entrusted to his care will be carried out with fidelity. economy, and expedition. TU-IGHI - SOTL CONTRACT, Quarter ending Juno 30th being now due, i prompt payment must be made, or service will be discontinued until paid for. ■ Tenants in futuro will require to pay in advance. SAMUEL WHITE, Contractor. Oflleo: Custom-street East, opposite Arnold Hincs and Co. /NASH ! CASH ! CASH ! — Tho great '. \J want of depressed times is Ready Money, henco my prcsont Salo, whoro you can got the Cheapest Goodsnow obtalnablo.—Tester's Great i Cash Sale, Karangahapo Road. • I>IANO_ ORTES Tuned (ss) by an ex _ porienced hand from Kirkman's, London. i Old Pianos ontircly restored in tone, touch, and . quality; Hammers refclted,-l guinea.—W. Slor, , Karangahopo Road, Newton (opposite Prime's, Ironmonger). Pianos selected for intending purchasers. ! j_T_ A TO £10,000 LENT on Building I gt'JLVf Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built .on Weekly Payment System. , Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of 1 Properties for ualo on ltli page. Six por cent, i allowed on monoy deposited for investment.— • C. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuer, High-street. Auckland. ; /"IARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may.be - \_y had at Kady's Music Warehouse. Qucen-st. 1 TVTOTICE.—I beg to inform my Cus ' _1 tomoro that I havo no intention of giving up bueiriess, my Great Cnsh Sale being hold for i tho purpose of getting together tho " Ready ) Money" to buy Spring Goods.-E. Toster, ' Draper. Karangahapa Road. I' " ' ; Medical. . yxR, I'ARKINSON, DEVONPORT. ; Hours of Consultation at his rosidonco, Vic -1 toriastrcot—Morning, 9to 10; Afternoon,4 tos L , By__ng,_7to__ _>EL[EF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— r _[_ SHARLAND'S CHERRY PEeTORAL. • Prieo, 2s 0d and Is 6d.—F. C. Sharland, opposite ho Post-oflicc. ' BATS! RATS! RATS !—Use ' JLV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE, Rats eat it greedily, and die; no smell. Price, One Shilling a Bottle. F. C. SHARLAND, opposite Post-offlco. t nnOOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneous . X Rolief-ODONTALGIC.-ls per bottle.- F. C. SHARLAND, opposite Post-office. R~ ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PlL_B.—Tho most popular J medicine of tho day. Price. 2s Gd a box.-Colo j nial Agent, F. C. Shakland, opposito tho Post- OfflCO; , t«r O B MS. r V V All children suffer from them. If eusDccted ask for the Certain CV.^ ' SHARLAND'SI WORM POWERS. Is packet, i " At^Oiocaries1 Hall, opposite PoflU)fflce. i ITIOLENT- Raging Toothache is in V nearly every instance instantaneously i cured by using Odontalgicon. the new remedy. Is.—C. W. Goodson, London Arcade. '' fl HENDERSON'S



I Electoral. « T> ARN EL L BL E CTIOK 's -*- MR S. TIIORNE GEORGE :; WI F.I, l- API) RK S S TH X ELECTOR! c at THE NEWMARKKT HALL T 111 S (Tuesday) EVENIN G, At eight o'clock. Tyiß UE LAUTOUR Mill address tin Electors of Newton, at tho AVONDALE HALL on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 10th inst. at 7/10 o'clock. "jV/TR DE LAUTOUR will address the Electors of Newton, at the PONSONBY HALL on MONDAY, the 21st inst., nt 7.30 o'clock-. rf~l iT V WE » T ELBCTIO N. MR WILLIAM SWANSON wir.r,' ADDRESS THE ELECTORS IN ST. JAMES'S HALL ox FRIDAY EVENIN Ci, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. TTILECTORS OF FRANKLIN NORTH, 1 shall have the honour of Addressing you or TUESDAY, July lu-Manfr.ire. School-house at 7.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, July 16 - Waihcke School house, at 7..'!0 p.m. FRIDAY, July 18-I'apakura Valley School houso, at 7.30 p.m. SATURDAY, July 19-MaraetaiSchool-house at 7.30 p.m. B. HARRIS. TO THE ELECTORS OF FRAMCLIN SOUTH. Gentlemen,— I am onco more a Candidate for your suffrages, and will take an early opportunity of meeting you, and fully explaining my political views. If elected I shall consider it my duty to support tho present Ministry in their proposals, which I consider to he for the benefit of this Provincial District. Your faithful servant, K.HAMLIN. ri I T V NORTH. TO TUB ELECTORS OK AUCKLAND CITY NORTH. Oknti.kmejj,—Responding to the urgent and repoated solicitations of a very largo number of the Electors in ysiir District, I have the honour to offer myself asa Candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming election. I am, Gentlemen, Faithfully youra, TIIOS. THOMPSON. Mount Eden, July I,IBSJ. « mtiiom v so n JL « WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS OF CITY NORTH AT THE TEMPERANCE HALL ON THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, THE 17TII INSTANT, AT 7.30. July 15,183). mO THE ELECTORS OF EDEN. Gentlemen,—l have the honour to offer my self as a Candidate for your suffrages at tho forthcoming Election. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, ALLAN Wit, O NEILL. IVTII F. LAWRY will Address the -"-*- Electors of Manukau on WEDNESDAY, tho 10th Inst., in the Largo Hall, Panmure, and on THURSDAY, tho 17th inst, in tho Masonic Hall, Onehunga, commencing each evening at half-past soven o'clock. Contimioil on First Page, Personal. WANTED, every reader of Siar to look out for "The Wedge," now publishing. Every elector should read it. WILL Herbert Ixule send his Addreea to his Brother at Gisborno? WILL tho Lad who applied for the situa- lion call again ?—L Alaxander, Jeweller. WANTED, the darker of the two Girls who called together for tho placo in Lincoln-street, Thursday last, to apply again. IF JOHN SLATOR does not call and pay for hla Board, his Boxes will be sold to pay expenses.-MRS M.RPIIY, East-street, New "VTOTICE.—Any personfound Harbouring J.l my Daughter, Julia Perry, alter this datr, legal proceedings will be taken against them, ts hho is under ago and left home without my con sent. 1 havo reason to beliove sho is harboured by somo member of tho Salvation Army. — Joseph Perry. Grey-street, July 15,1E81. Educational. "VTEWXON GRAMMAR SCHOOL-Rev. _Ll Potor Mason, U.A.—The Third Quartor will commence on WEDNESDAY, tho 26th inst. Mr Mason will open an Evening Class on THURSDAY FIRST, Monday and Thursday Evenings, from 7 to 8 o'clock, for Grammar, History, Geography, and Arithmetic Terms, 10s a quarter. TRANCING! DANCING! Prof. JULES DE BERNARD'S (recently from Paris) Select Elomentary Clasaoa, Masonic Hall, Princes-street-Adults. Wednesdays, beginners from 7.30, advanced 8 p.m.; Juveniles, Satur days, 3.30 p.m. Terms: Gents, £1 sa; Ladies and Juveniles, £1 Is (from date of entrance) Mra Glover's, Symonda-street—Thursdays, 7 30 p.m. Mrs Law's, Renraera—Fridays. 8 p.m. 'onsonby—Tuesdays, 7.30 p.m. Ladies and Gentlomon can join tho above Classes at any timo. Terms, fil ss. Vacancies. Specialties—The Now Waltz (considered easy, graceful, and elegant), also the Slow Waltz, French Cotillon, Waltz Cotillon, &c. Now everywhere danced in Europe by tho upper class. Onehunga, at Mrs Stoddard's, Selwyn-atrcet— Adults (Ist term), Monday, 21st July, 7.30 p.m.; Juvonilos, Wednesday, 23rd July, 2.30 p.m. Apply to Mrs S.. Private Lessons in New Valso, &c, daily. Prof. B. attends all the leading Ladies' Schools of this city. For further particulars apply at residqneo, 75, Hobson-stroet 5 or obtain Cards and Circulars at Messrs Upton and Cos. and. Eady's, Queen street. Draycry T>RIGHTON HOUSE DRESSMAKING _> —In order to moet tho wants of my Dresß Customers, I have engaged a flrst>class Dress malcor, and can guarantee good, style, fit, and work at moderato prices for Cain only. Pleabe Note that I am selling tho genuine Loniß Velveteen at wholesale prices, viz.. Blacks, 2s 4d: Colorb, 33 per yard. Also that I have bought up several warehouse lines of Dress Materials at considerably less than home cost, and shall give My customers the fuH'boneflt, as the following prices will show: — 857 Yards Estamank SERGE 3in Black, Navy, Marone, and Wine shades. For House, Street, or Chil dren's School use, nothing at double the price would wear better. 12yds for 7s lid, or Bid yd. Dresses made to order fiom these materials for 20s and 25a complete, or customers can Seloot linings, trimmings, &c, and tho cnargo forxnak-. ing will bo 103 to 11s 6d the dress. Faiicy Cheviot Homespuns, 12yds for 5s lid; Foule Sergeß, really good quality, BJd yd; and a lot. of. other useful Dross Materials from 3|d yd ; good value in Black Cashmeres, Is 1d,,1s 6d, la Xld, 2a 6d yd. 4. warehouse stook .ot Cretonnes, 3M, 4M j Heavy Twill do, 53d, 6Jd yd. A lot of Hearth-, ruas 3s 9d: very largo do, 6s lid, worth 8s lid. 'yards wide Floorcloth, 2s 6dyd; all other widths in stock, li yard wide White Matting, Is ltd. 50 doz Black Handbags, useful size, I2jd liaeh. (57 Pairs Men's Diagonal Tweed Trousers, oxtraoMtoary value, 63 lid per pair. J. RENDELL, TOP OF GREY-STREET. AUCKLAND



Amusements. T\7" EST END ROWING CLUB GRAND EVENING CONCERT. rONSONBY HALL. ! ! TONIGHT ! ! ! ! TO-NIGHT ! ! TICKETS....2s Cd, c To he obtained from any member of the Clvi Doors open at 7.20. Commence at.". J. ARMITAGE, Hon. Sec " BEMUEKA SOCIAL UMON A Musical and Literary Entertainment wii be given in the Hcniuera iTall on THURSDAY B the 17th instant, commencing it I S p.m. _Kntranco fee, Is; Children, half-pricO; '. QT. JA M E S'S HALL, - ANNIVERSARY & FARRWELL SOIREE TO MR GEO. A. BROWN, In the above Hall, On THURSDAY, July 17, at G o'clock. Tickets at doors Is 6d each, f^i YMNASIUM.-REMOVAL.— V3T Owinu to the increase of pupils, PROF, CARROLLO has found it necessary to take a Larger Place than formerly occupied, and has secured the Wooden Building next to Messrs Morrin & Co. b. High-street, where he hat opened and commenced his Second Quarter, Oentlemon not Being able to avail them, themselves of night practfee can be met day-time, between 12 and 2, for use of same, Terms. £1 Is per quarter. Private Lessons in Boxing, &c. Schools attonded. Address: 110, ( Grey-street. Business Notices WINGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron! monKors, Customs-street. Galvanised Iron, Locks, Hinges. Nails, Grates, and all kindf 1 of Building Material, at prices which must givi , satisfaction. BLACK Ottoman, Gros Grain andßrochc Silks, and Black French Satins reduced to 12sGd per yard, fotmer price 17s 6d. Those . Goodsare the best in Auckland, and tho quality cannot be procured elsewhere. Send for pat terns.—J. M. JVlcLaughlau, 222, Queen street.. SEALSKIN by the Yard in Black and KJ Brown at half price; bought at auction foi half English cost.—J. M. McLochlan, 222, Queen ' street. OEAL JACKETS &t iJ Kb, made to linguishcd from the gonuine article.—J. M. McLachlmi, 222, Qncon-btreet. UIVATB Board and Residence for Single Gentlemen, double or single rooms; near (i.P.0.; 18s per week.—Apply W. D : Dallen, Confectioner, Queen-street. RESSMAKERS AND OTHERS — 1,303 dozen best quality Silk Buttons, in every shade of colour, at Jd per do::en, worth Sd.—Fernandez's, Newton. M" A~D A~M E " I,'. FA R A Vi~L, COUTURIERE, from Paris. Madame Faravel begs to inform her Cus tomers and the Ladies of Auckland that, owing to great increase in her business as Dressmaker, she has Removed from Liverpool-street to more commodious and more centrally situated >remises—l 2. Shobtland-strket. Having a largo working room, eho is able to make all descriptions of Dresses, from tho cheapest to tho most costly ones. All materials intrusted to her care will be made up in tho Best Style and Latest Fashions. ipERCY BUTLER AND COMPANY, -*- accountants, House, Land, Commission, & Estate Agents, FINANCIAL, SHARE, AND GENERAL BROKERS, Receiving and Forwarding Agents, MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, 81, QUEEN-STHEET. "VTEW STATIONERY BUSINESS. The undersigned bogs to inform the public that ho has Removed to premises two doors from the Bank of New Zealand, Queen-street. ENGROSSING, COPYING, & ADDRESSES Neatly Executed. Estab.) [18C5, HEN R V WIII TE, STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER' AUK LIM E lH REDUCED. We havo given up contracting, and will Supply Building Materials of all kinds, and givo &<timntes and information to those using 0 Lime, References given to Concrete workers. J. WILSON fc CO., 75, Queen-street WINGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron mongers, Custom-street. Superb Self setting Rangu.s 3ft.. 3ft, Sin., aud 3ft. Gin. ELENSVILLE TI MB E R COMPANY. Depots— NEWMARKET RAILWAY STATION. MOUNT EDEN RAILWAY STATION. First, Medium, and Second-class Building Timber. Flooring, Lining, and other Dressed Timber, Shingles, &c. Tcwn Office— COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS. WINGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron mongers, Custom-street, Best value yet seen in Auckland. Kitchen Ranges, 3ft,, 3ft. 3in., 3tt Gin., lft, 4ft. 6in.. oft., and 6ft. SA M WHI TE, PENCE R, CUSTOMS-STREET EAST. All kinds of Fencing Material For Salo at Lowest Prices. All kinds of Fencing put up by Contract, as per plans to be seen at Yard. Twelve Iron Tanks For Salo, good and'cheap. Purirl Posts in wholesale lots; also Shingles, Palings, and Pickets, 2s 6d per doz.. &c, &c. DEVONPORT LAND AGENCY, Church-ilreot—Good Cottage wit'i Half an-acre of Garden Land and Orchard, £250; also other Houses and Farms.—Geo. Brown. W" INGATE7~BURNS, AND CO., Iron mongers, Custom-street. • Mistress Kitchen Ranges, No. 6, 7. and 8. WANTING NOTICE.-For Trees and Plants of ovory description, flrst-elaRB Seeds of all hinds., and garden sundries, apply to C. T. Wren, Nursery and Seed Warehouse, Reinucra. Catalogue forwarded on receipt of address. Telephone No. 209. WINGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron mongors, Custom-street. Bedsteads! (Half Testers) Bedsteads! French Bedsteads. Advice to those furnishing: Before buying elsewhere call and get prices, and you will be astonished. T>DOT SAL-E EXIRAORDINARY ! 30 CASES LADIES'"AND CHILDREN'S KID E.S. AND BUTTON BOOTS TO HAND! Will most positively be cleared at from 10 TO 15 PER CENT. UNDER OUR USUAL LOW PRICES! Please Note : 3 Trunks Ladies' French Gloyo Kid High Button Boots, 12s 8d; usual p"ricb elsewhere, 16s Gd. THE PONSONBY BOOT Is acknowledged to be the best Winter Boot made: stylish, neat, anddnrable. An assortment is being made by us for the present season. THE PATENT LACE GRIP (now for the first time introduced) is an inven tion by means of which tho Lace, when onco fastened, cannot possibly become undone-of it- Belf. Fitted to all Lace Boots, if desired. Especially made for this sale,— 80 Pairs Suids' & WOiMBN's High Lack Boots, calf fronts, from 8s 6d to 12a 6d; all pegged. Note This: By manufacturing my own stock, our customers retain tho profit usually absorbed by the rotailor. All stock is in the. best condition, and as such must and shall be cleared at the lowest possible reservation. Call Early at Call Early Call Early T. PROSSER'S, Call Early UPPER QUEEN-STREET, THE NEWTON B(X : KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Opon 8 a.m. to 8.30 p,m. Tenders. HOSPITALS AND LUNATIC ASYLUMS. SUPPLY OF DRUGS, ETC. Tenders for Supplying the above to the Colonial Asylums and Hospitals, for a poriod of ono year from the date of contract, are in vited by the undersigned. General conditions may bo obtained at the Hospitals situate in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Duiicdin. Tenders (marked "Tendor for Drugs, &c.,") to bo forwarded to this Department, Government Buildings, Wellington, not lator than the 31st ' August, 1881, G. W. GRABHAM. M.D., Inspector. m O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received np to noon on WED NESDAY, tho 23rd instant, for the Erection of a Family Residence at Rcmuera. Plans, &c, at our Oflices, Queen-strceet. EDWD. MAHONEY & SON, Architects. nn O B U I L D. ; E R S. Tenders will bo received up to Noon of SATURDAY, the J9th inst., for Alterations to and Fitting-up Premises in Customs-street for tho New Zealand Sugar Company. Plans and specifications ut our Oflices, Q.ueon- StreE'DWD. MAUONEY & SON, Architects. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until Noon of P ATURDAY, s:6th inst., for tho Erection of three Shops in Hobson-street (brick or concrete). F. W. GREY, Architect. ■ 252, Queen-street. SUBURBAN RESIDENCE and Grounds, O about threo miles f rom Post-offlce. Lease Q' Eleven Years to run of this grand Residence to be sold. House contains eight rooms; out houses comprise stable, buggy-house, coach man's room, lumber-house, washhouse, etc Grounds about three acres, including orchards vinery, etc. Extensive view. Omnibuses pass about every hour. Tonders for purchase of Lease will be received till noon on MONDAY,



Lost. a»d Fons»«!, LOST, nn TiuirP'i.-iy ln-(yf. Dark Skye Terrier.- Finder will ho rewarded : ir'mjing nor to Colonel Haulfciin'S. Unp.i1 Ij'.i'iin street. :> T OST, between Wliavf find Seatield View ' JLj Ko:id, ii (io!d Mciial, with inscription on both sirtcs. Kinder rowanh d.—Apply STAR Office. JUST, sit Newmnrket, on Saturday last Black and White Collie Pup. 3 months old.—Binder rewarded on leaving same with air "Wiiiu. Tollkeepor, Newmarket Gate. , T OST, Pearl Breastpin, star-shaped.— J-J The finder, onleavlngsatneat STAROfilce, will be suitably rewarded. ■ oWl7,7^FoTTe7ricr. —If nofdaiined within (71 ficven days, will bo soil to . ~ defray expenses.—Apply Star Office. jffcTJ REWARD. —Lost, between tho 11 3&JL > Onstom-hniHC and Durham-street, a r. Small Doublc-oawil Uenevu Gold Watch (num ber known), wilh Chain and Tortoise Shell Locket attached.—Finder apply Stak OlHce. .. pTS REWARD.—Ln.«t, on Sunday, near O the Hospital, yellow Scotch Terrier "up; ears and tail cut. Anyone detaining the above ■ E' nfterthlsdatewlllbeprosecuted.—KohtMason, . Upper Pitt-street ._ STRAYED or stolen from Yin cent-street, on Gth instant. Irish Setter Puppy.. Re ward given. Anyone detaining will hit prose cuted.—Mr Neill. . , - Meetings. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. ■■--'. 9 I MEDICAL TALK. > ■."■. ['. Dr. BOND will give his Second MEDICAL 't TALK, to YOUNG MEN ONLY, THIS (Tnes .. day) EVENING, July 15, at half-past seven, in a Lecture Hall. Admission, by Ticket—FKKK. >• TGIARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION* 5 A Meeting of the above will tako place TO MORROW (Wednesday) EVENING, in the - Youno Men's Rooms, Welloslcy-street, at 7.30 5 o'clock sharo. A good attendance is earnestly • requested. Ladios particularly invited to attend. • A. P. O'LEARY. See. BUSINESS MEN'S Noon Prayer Meet ing, in the Sailors' Rest, 25, Queen-street. r i To-moirow (Wednesday), July 10, from 12.30 till p 1 30. Requests for Prayer and Praise may bo r dropped into the Box placed in tho Rest for *. that purpose. THE USUAL WEEKLY FREE LEC TURE will be delivered TO-MORROW ~ Wednesday), at7.30p.m., by MrW. J. Wild, in i- the Eden Hall. Subject: "The Resurrection." "VTEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER j _.! CANTILE AGENCY CO. (Ltd.) ' Notice is hereby Riven that the Annual Local Meeting oJ the New Zealand Loßn and Mercan • tile Agency Company (Limited) will .be held at r tho Oflices of tho Company, at Auckland, on ! THURSDAY, tho 21th day of July, 1681. at . noon, FREDK. BATTLEY, Secretary. ,' 1 Auckland, Juno 21,1881. . , ' i.— ,—. . . .'- " —' 1 TO-MORROW, &M At Eleven O'Clock. ' ONEHUNGA AUCTION MART. ! /CHAIRS, Single and Double Spring and .\J Flax Mattrasses, Pillows, Palliasses, i Trees (Shelter, Ornamental, and Fruit), i Fowls. Also, Drapery, Boots, Crookory, 1 Clothing. Gooseberry Plants.and Grocery WM. STEVENSON, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, JULY 19, At 11 o'clock. ONEHUNGA AUCTION MART. THE undersigned has been favoured with instructions from the Onehunga borough Council to soil by public auction, at his Mart as above, ;> " THE LEASE OF THE ONEHUNGA RE CREATION GROUND RESERVE FOR GRAZING PURPOSES, containing 11 acres (more or less), for a term of Ono Year, subject to certain conditions. Also, at same place, and immediately after the above, ■ THE LEASE OF THE ONRIIUNGA MAR KKT RESERVE, being Allotment 11, Section 21, for a period of Threo Years; area, nearlylthree acres; subject to certain conditions. The conditions can be Seen on application to U rM. STEVENSON, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, NOON. TREES! TREES! TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT ARTII UR' S MAR T. A SMALL ASSORTMENT OF GOOD ±%_ FRUIT TREES, well worked and care fully named. TO-MORROW, 12.30 p.m. GROCERIES ! GROCERIES ! CLEARING OUT STOCK.'.' R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions to ? sell by auction at Ills Mart, Queon-strect, Tomorrow, at halt-past 12 o'clock p.m., THE BALANCE OF A STOCK OF~ GROCERIBS. Oilmen's Stores. Provi sions, Lollies, Weighing Maohino, Scales and Weights, Show Glasses, Show Tins, TooU, &c, &c, &c. . .„.•..:■• Terms Cash. . OIIN LEYDOX] [EDWARD LEYDOS TO-MORROW, at II o'clock. JOHN AND ED. LEYDON.wiII Sell at the Central Commercial Sale-rooms, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of , , —Chests of Drawers, Suites of Furniture, Couches, Chairs, Tables, Pictures, Fon dera and ' Irons, Crockery, Mirrors, Spring, Mattrasses, Iron Bedsteads, Wooden Bedsteads, Grates, Clothing, Fancy Goods, .Cutlery, Drapery, Guns, Watches. Accordions, Sewing Machinep, , Tea and Coffee Services, Books, Travoll ing Trunks, &c, &c. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'CtocK. CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL Sell by Auction at their Central ■ Sale-rooms, To-morrow, at 11 o'clock i harp, PRODUCE.—Potatoes, Onions, Carrots, Tnr nips, Pumpkins, Factory Cheese, Local and Canterbury Bacon and Hams. Salt Butter. Lard, Salt Beof, Oats, Bran. Wheat, Chaff, : &0., $c. ' GROCERIES. —Tea, Sugar, Oatmeal, Flour, Starch, Candles, Soap, Vestas, Sauce, Blacking, &c, &c. ■ DRAPERY— Men's aud Youths' Suits (a good i assortment), Ladieß' Jackets, Shirts. Cos- - tumes. Hats, Feathers, Braces, Socks, Blankets, Rugs, &c. Also, 1 A General Assortment of Fancy Goods, Cutlery, and Jewellery. CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneers. • B, O. CAKB.] (fi. D. TONKS TO-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. ORANGES, NAVALS, MANDARINS, Ex Te Anau, From Sydney. < : • B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell at his Mart To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, WHO U2 CASES ORANGES P MANDARINS . NAVALS ) In Splendid Condition. w, s, cochrane] [jar, daork MONDAY, JULY 21. I BRICK HOUSES AND COTTAGES, CHAPEL-STREET. 3 BY ORDER OV THE MORTGAGEE, J fTIHE Subscribers will sell by auction, at r JL their ROOlll3, Qnecn-slreet, on Monday, c 21at inßt., at 12 o'clock, ALL THAT LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, being part Lot 11, Soc. IS, City of Auckland, having a frontage of 50 feet to Lower Chapel btreet, held under a lease haTiKgaboutlG years ■ to run, at a ground rent of £K> a your, having three Brick Houses und some Cottages erected. • thereon. ' SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. AUGUST, 1384. v PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD. FURNI TURE AND EFFECTS. AT VALLEY ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. . D. F. EVANS ' TTAS received instructions to sell by ll public auction, at residence lately occu pied by ±>lr j«vinuou, Valley Koad, Mount Eden, . on a date to be tlxcd ijarly in August, VERY ELEGANT & SUPERIOR HOUBE i HOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, , consisting of — Drawing-roam, Dining room, Bedroom Furniture and Effects,- • Pictures, Ornaments j: -. * • &c &c. ' ;&c. ... ... : Ir. Full particulars in>future issue, .