PARLIAMENTARY.

[by telegraph.]

[FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.]

Wellington, this day. Great interest was taken in the proceed ings of the House last evening, the galleries being crowded with an interested audience. There was a full House, ov6r 90 members being prosent. The first and second orders of the day were the second readings of the Pensions Bill and Anatomy Act Amend ment Bill, but tho members in charge of them, Messrs Shrimski and Fulton, agreed to their postponement, when Major Atkin son moved that the House go into Com mittee of Supply.

The Dissolution.

Mr Q'Cnllaghnn then rose and moved the amendment telegraphed to you yesterday, and in the course of his speech he argued that tbe Government should have recom mended' that Mr Steward bo sent for. Minister", were occupying their seats against the will of tho House, and the design of the amendment was' to protest against the action of the Government and . to throw the blame on them of putting the country to the expense of two sessions, and Ereventing the passing of measures desired y the country. This side of the House should have been exhausted before the dis solution was recommended. He admitted that the Opposition was disunited, but said that was a chronio state of all Oppo sitions. He said the curt statement of Major Atkinson, in announcing the Governor's intention, _ had in duced him as much as anything to con sent to propose the amendment. He hod expected a full statement of the Ministerial interview wfth the Governor. He had been entrusted with the amendment as the Chair man of meetings of the Opposition. Mr Macandrew seconded the amendment. He said that the action of the Government had placed the House in a humiliating situa tion. He believed that three or four Minis tries could be formed. He thought there was no use discussing the matter. Let them go to the vote at once. MrSeddon said that he would be quite willing to give a silent vote on tho question, but he knew that if thoy were silent, Major Atkinson* having the right to speak last, would endeavour to show to the country that the line of action taken by the Oppo sition was wrong. He then proceeded to attack the administratoin of Government, especially in keeping the murdorer O'Don oghue in suspense as to his fate for a month; also with tampering with justice by sending Dr. Graham, Inspector of Lunatic Asylums, to Hokitika to decide regarding the murderer's sanity. He proceeded to accuse Major Atkinson of wilfully misrepresenting tho state of tho finances in 1879. If a dissolution took placo now, all public works would have to Btop for four or five months, which would greatly intensify tho distress existing amongst the working classes. Reference was made to . the pressing necessity of legislation with respect to elective land boards. If mem bers on this sldo of tho Houso wore on the Treasury benches they would have swept away freehold qualifications and increased the franchise by giving the leaseholder a vote.. He accused the Minister of Mines of strangling tho industry, and in concluding he said it was wrong that it should bo put forth to tho country that the Opposition could not form a Ministry ; but he did not blame the Queen's representative as much as Ministers. He said it was nonsense to speak of Liberals and Conservatives in New Zealand. It was rich and poor against the middle and poorer classes, and the people of New Zealand should see that wealth was not unduly represented on these benches. Mr Munro said much as he regTetted the defeat of the Government, he thought, out side party grounds, the Government should have recommended the Governor to send ;for the Opposition, and leave to them the responsibility of carrying on the government of the country Mr Moss said he did not intend to sup port the Opposition on this occasion, and desired to explain his grounds. When the want-of-oonfldence motion was brought down, he was a supporter of the Opposition, Which, though called divided, worked to gether when any great question arose. He regretted to say that during the proceed ings of this session he bad from the first re corded his dissent, as he considered the real purpose by which they were moved was not For the public good, but because they had been joined by seceders from the Govern ment who had a grievance against the Ministry, and wished to make uao of the Opposition for putting aside the leaders they had followed in this case. It was the tail that wagged the dog, not tho dog that wogged the tail. It was to oust the Government on the understanding that there was to bela dis solution, and he shortly afterwards followed the member of Hawke's Bay into the lobby in the support of the motion that a dis solution was desirable. Was he to go into thelobbv now and say a dissolution w«w not desirable? He thought Government should have been defeated on their measures if tho Housoa disagreed with them, but the pressing of the no-confidence motion on the first Tuesday of the session ha considered unworthy of the Opposition. He regarded the Governor's action as a recognition of tie rights of the House to make a recommenda tion through his responsible advisers, wluch (ha Governor was bound to follow. He did not place much reliance on English precedents, as he did not think they exactly suited the case of the colony. He quoted, however, an instance of dissolution under circumstances that he considered analogous to our present condition. He hailed the Governor's action as a mere securing of the liberties of the country, and a recognition of the privileges of the House. Another aspect had occurred to him. Ministers had a twofold duty to perform— a duty to the House and a duty to His Excellency. That he would not be led into the difficulties of the position, ho would vote on this occasion with considerable, pain ■ and in conclusion said that the petty triumph over the Government was not worth the breaking up of a great party. He hoped that next session the would be reunited and strong—that U, If he read the signs of the times aright. A strong party would be necessary to carry out the democratic measures for which they had fought so long. - Mr Sutton spoke on the amendment, nointinE out that the distinct object of tho mover of the no-confidence motion was a dissolution, and characterised the present preoeedi-gs as the " most indecent portfolio -unt" that had ever taken placo m the i MrWakefield admitted that the object of the no-oonfidenco motion was to precipitate a dissolution, and with the present Ministry on the benches the Opposition would have been- justified in voting to stop supply, but the middle course proposed by Mr O'Cailagban would have no practical result. He would be compelled to vote against it. &t Joyce said he v.oald support the _S made an attack on Mr Wakefield, whom he accused of speaking on both sides of the House and voting in the middle. He would sooner have Mr Wakefield as a tnl than a friend, as he couldn't endure a also MendTand he hoped that if he (Mr Fish) was in the House next.Parliament, he would not be on the same side of the House as Mr Wakefield. , Captain McKenzie spoke at some length and with some warmth on the action of the Opposition in seeking to displaoo the Go vernment and appealing to the country before legislationT some of which was uraently needed, was accomplished. tbe longest member in the House, admitted he was ma fog, but seemed very clear in his opinion that if a Sktion was necesPary, it wasalso necessary that the .-country should be in possession of the contending partial, 'llajor Harris justified the action of the Opposition in desiring to force the amend-

Mr O'Callaghan thought they should, have attempted some legislation, perhaps suohas the measure dealing with electoral reform, but it appeared that a dissolution was lm • minent, the electors were to be faced, and it was _possible he was now the House for the last time,, ~He I knew Government would oppose him ;at the elections. They -tad done so upon the last occasion, and that in a most barefaced manner. H the present Government were to have the manipulation of the elections, he hoped they would man ipulate them honestly. If they were not honest, it was probable he would; not" havo I another opportunity of speaking; to. that House, forwhich members would of course °PP°sJ f ■: tion oould not possibly «^^«|™^ - they occupied the Treasury benches, and the amendment re , want-of-confidence in the Government would never have Hen '.'■' carried had it not been understood, thiifc a dissolution" was what was wanted hy the. Ho-seV-stThe present Rction -was duly,, a. duy ■ ortditabW attempt to secure control of th? : •forthcoming, elections. Ho twitted: the , Opposition on the continued disorganised . , condition of the Opposition. After; what

transpired in 1879, ho would always do his best to prevent tho hon. gentlemen who then occupied the Treasury benches from again manipulating tho elections. He quoted from a memorandum from Sir Geo. Groy to Lord Normanby in 1877, in which it was urged that at that time the House was split into small sections and parties, and the situation was very much as now, and which claimed that the Governor should not exercise any individual respon sibility, but unreservedly grant the request of his advisers. He denied that he had told the Governor that the Opposition could not form a Ministry. He believed in the old saying that there were as many good fish in the sea as ever were caught, but he also believed in the saying that it was hard to catch them. Ho twitted the Opposition on their want of unity, and their inability to fix up a policy. He di 1 not care whether an amendment was carried or not, but he de plored the waste of time. Mr Shrimski supported the amendment. Mr Montgomery replied to the Premier, saying that when Major Atkinson w»s in Opposition Mr Sheehan frequently chaffed good naturedly tho Opposition on their disunited character. He traced the^ history of the last few sessions, showing that Major Atkinson had never been a leader. During the past three sessions he had followed Sir John Hall and Sir F. Whitaker (whom he complimented as possessing the greatest in tellect in the colony), and when the last named" gontleman retired, Major Atkinpon found a majority of the House againßt him. Referring to the matter of dissolution, he asked what Government wished to go to the country over. Had they any right to ex pect that the country would decide in favour of them? Did the meetings nt Dunedin, Christchurch, or Wanganui favour that idea? Colonel Trimble twitted Mr Montgomery with neglecting to state his policy, and dared him to deny that ho had advocated the financial separation of the two islands. He said the Government would go to the country on their public works, finance, and their native policy ; and in connection with the latter, said that the Native Office now was to what it was a year or two ago as hoaven to hell. Mr Petrie attacked the public works administration. At 12.20 the debate came to on end, and

* the House divided on the question that the t House go into Committee of Supply, with the following result:—Ayes, 37 ; noes, 37. ' Tho following is the division list:—Ayes: • AUwright, Atkinson, Beotham, Bryce, W. r C. Buchanan, Conolly, Dick, Dodson, Fitz ' Gerald, Fulton, J. Green, M. W. Green, ' Hamlin, Hobbs, Hurst, Hursthouse, C. J. " Johnston, W. W. Johnston, Kelly, F. W. ' Mackenzie, Macmillan, Mitchelson, Moss, 1 Munro, Newman, Poacock, Postlothwaito, ' Rolleston, Stevens, Sutter, Sutton, Swanson j H. Thomson, Trimble, Watt, Wilson, Wynn : Williams. Noes : Barron, Bracken, Bath gate, J. C. Brown, Cadman, Daniel, Darga ' villo, Duncan, Foldwick, G. Fish, George 1 Grey, Harris, Hutchison, Ivess, Joyce, Maoandrew, Macdonald, J. McKenzie, Montgomery, O'Cnllaghan, Pearson, Petrio, Pilliet, Seddon, Sheehan, Shephard, Shrimski, Smith, Stewaid, Taiaroa, Ta whai, J. W. Thomson. Tole, Tomoana, Turnbull, W. White, Pairs; Ayes, J.E. Brown, Mason, Mcllwraith. Noes : Mor ris, Pyke, Holmes. The Speakor thus being called on to de cide, gave his costing vote with the ayes. Tho House having gone into Committee of Supply, Major Atkinson moved that tho Committee report progress, and ask leave to sit again. The House adjourned till 2.30 on Friday. Molting Small Potatoes of Mr Mont gomery. Colonel Trimble,- who is usually the very quintessence of dry decorum and portly pre cision, told a funny story in the House last night at the expense of Mr Montgomery, whose countenance (it- must be related to point the story) wears an habitual expression of owlish wisdom. Colonel Trimble said that Mr Montgomery reminded^ him of a very wise looking man at a dinner party. Tho gentlemen presont stuffed good things Into him, and the more they did so the wise-looking grew the wise roan, who kept the strictest silence, and those present wore much charmed with his apparent wisdom. At last some very fine potatoes were presented hinii and the wise looking individual said—" Them's the jocks for me j" this illiterate remark of course dispelling the illusion. Mr Potrie capped it. He said—"The hon. member for Taranaki has referred to potatoes. Perhaps the idea was borrowed from Te Whiti's remark—'tho potato is cooked,' only in this case it was the Government that was ; the potato that was cooked." 1,

Keeping Back Despatches. It is hinted that Government have some reason for keeping back the despatches that have passed between tho Governor and the Secretary of State for the Colonies during the recess, these papers being generally laid on the table the first day of every session. Mr Hobbs presided at the annual meeting of the Wesleyan Foreign Missions, and Hone , Tawhai was one of the speakers. j

San Francisco Hail Service. From papers regarding the 'Frisco mail, laid on the table of tbe House yester day, it appears that the additional clause inserted in the new agreement is as follows:—Clause 15: The contractors will endeavour to obtain from the Govern ment of the United States, or from other sources, a contribution on account of the amount payable under this contract for carrying the said mails from Sydney to San Francisco, and from San Francisco to Sydney, and from Auckland to San Fran cisco, and from San Francisco to Auckland, equal to one-third of the total amount of moneys payable hereunder for such ser vices; and it is hereby expressly agreed that if any such contribution shall be obtained as aforesaid, it shall be applied and go in reduction of the pay ments to be made,under the contract, and that as between the postmaster-General of New South Wales and the Postmaster General of New Zealand such reduction shall be divided equally between them in respect of the payments agreed to be mode under this contract; and it is hereby also expressly declared and agreed between the several parties hereto that, if the con tractors shall not succeed in obtaining such contribution as aforesaid, it shall be lawful for the Postmaster-General of New South Wales to withdraw from this agreement at the end of twelve calendar months from said twenty=ninth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and eighty three, on giving three months' pre vious notice to the contractors of his desire so to do, and that the service of such notice upon the contractor shall be deemed and taken to have been sufficiently made If the same is left with agents for the time being of said contractors in New South Wales, provided that immediately upon such notice being served on the contractors as aforesaid theyshallcauseacopy thereof to bpforwarded to the Postmaßter-General of New Zealand for his information.

Grants for Roods and Bridges. Papers in connection with applications for grants under the Roads and Bridges Con struction Act for the year ending in March last have been laid op the table. The total applications were for 275,000, and the grants amounted to _10-,904 10s. The following figures relate to Auckland applications :— Amounts Grants applied for. made. Mongonui County ..-4.139 *M 0 Bay of Islands .. .. 1.688 g>3 Whangarei County .. 5.000 810 Hobson „ - 5,000 761 Rodney _t,400 306 Waitemata .. „ 4,898 716 Eden County .. .. 4.800■ .. 060 Mount Albert .. ..2 00. ft Eden Terrace .. .. 2.000 40

LATEST.

W Ellington, this afternoon, Mount ItosWH Railway Bridge.

Government having received a (telegram that there was another narrow escape irom accident at the Mount Roskill level railway crossing, Hon. Mr Mitchelson has to-day instructed the Auckland Railway authori ties to proceed at once with the erection of a bridge over the railway at a. cost of £1,250. The work will be done under Mr Coom's direction, The Vacant Seat In the Cabinet. Government have abandoned theirinten. tion of filling up the vacant seat in the Executive. Gum Digging Leases. Mr D A. Tole has talegraphed to Go vernment stating that the agitation in Auckland re gum leases is caused by mis statement in the "' Herald." Ho points out that the Board do not wish power for leas ing larger areas. The Course or Business, So far as I can learn, t c Opposition have „o intention of again intercepting Supply. If this is so, the Financial Statement will be brought down this afternoon.. .

CABLEGRAMS.

[BY CABLE.-COPYRIQHT.)

["special to press association.]

(Received June 20 -12.30 p.m.)

The Oriental Bank.

London, June 19.—The "Standard" states that the Oriental Bank depositors are sell ing their claims on the Bank at thirteen shillings and four pence in the pound.

[reuter's telegrams.]

Viotory for AustralUn Cricketers.

London, June 18.—The cricket match at Cambridge between the Australians and the Cambridge University was resumed and concluded to-day, and resulted in a victory for the visitors by one innings and 81 runs. The home toam in their second innings only succeeded in putting together 93 runs. The principal scorers were:—Wright, c, 24 ; and Paravacini, not out, 25. The frozen meat ex steamers Tongnriro and Cuzco is selling at sd.

AUSTRALIAN.

Insurances on the Great Fire,

Sydney, June 19.—The insurances on Sutton's tobacco factory, destroyed by fire last night, amount to L 15.000. New Zea land offices are interested to the extent of 1,7,000, but most of this is re-insured.

THE SOUDAN REBELLION

ANOTHER GARRISON CAPTURED.

London, June 19.—The latest advice from the Soudan states that the rebels] have captured the Shia garrison.

ANNUAL LICENSING COURT.

KARANGAHAPE.

lefore Messrs D. Qoldie (Chairman), J. C. Wilkes, J. Caradus, and P. Herapath (Licen sing Commissioners).

The adjourned annual sitting of this Court was held at 2 o'olook this afternoon, when the following business was gone through :—

renewals,

Queen's Hotel—W. H. Swindley. —Mr Cotter reminded the Bench that they had intimated their willingness to renew the license of his hotel on the oondition that the name of an approved applicant was sub mitted in lieu of that of tbe present licensee, Mr Swindley. He had now much pleasure in submitting the name of Mr Thomas Holly for approval.—The Chairman asked if the applicant were a single man,—Super intendent Thomson replied in the affirma tive. He understood, however, that the applicant's mother and sister were to live with him, otherwise he would have entered an objection ta the grunting of a license. He did not approve of the bestowal of hotel licenses upon single men, but this was an exceptional case.—The Chairman said that the Bench had the same objection to single men obtaining licences but on tho clear un derstanding that the applicant's mother and sister were to live with him that would be overlooked. A temporary transfer would therefore be granted to him to be confirmed at the next quarterly Court-day. "York Hotel —W. H, Ripley.— Mr Alexander appeared in support of the application, and having learnt that the Benoh did not Intend to adduce any evidence, proceeded to argue seriatim against the objections made as ground for refusing the license. Among other things, he mentioned that the house bad been established in 1865, and that Mr Smith, a well-known and respectable hotel keeper, was prepared to conduct the York. The propinquity of the hotel to a church and public school was no ground whatever for refusing the license, for the same thing might become the cose also of any other hotel in the place. Mr Ripley besides paid L3OO hi repairing the house a few yean ago, and was prepared, if the Bench wished, to spend still more.—Superin tendent Thomson said that tho proposed licensee, Mr Smith, had conducted the Caledonian Hotel satisfactorily. — The Chairman said that the Bench saw no reason to alter their decision to close this hotel notwithstanding Mr Alex ander's very able address. — Mr Goldie then went on to answer tho learned counsel's arguments. Mr Ripley had brought the trouble upon himself by tolerating an incapable and drunken licensee so long. Apart, however, from that there was no need for the hotel, and on that ground they were prepared to close it. —Mr Alexander naked if the building of a new hotel would make no difference to the Bench.—The Chairman replied in the negative.—The license was then dofinitely refused.

This being all the business the Court rose,

SPORTING NEWS.

Chandler and Grey Momus, in charge of J. Rae, were shipped to Napier to-day by the s.s, Manapouri for the purpose of taking part in the Hawke's Bay Jockey Club

Steeplechase Meeting on Thursday next. The local pencillers, Messrs Lyons and Enko, also left by the same steamer for the purpose of assisting at the gathering.

ELECTION NOTES.

;_y telegraph.—own correspondent.)

Tp Awamutu, this day.—For the coming Waipa election there are po candidates as yet besides Major Jackson. Some of Mr F. A. Whitaker's best friends say that tbey cannot excuse his action with regard to the Atkinson Ministry. An attempt is being made from Hamilton to set up a third can didate as at last election, and so split the votes to Mr Whitaker's advantage. Wellington, this day.— Mr Whitely King, who will be remembered in eonnec. tion with his celebrated telegram to the Hon. Mr Bryce protesting against the amnesty, is now announced as a candidate for New Plymouth. He will receive the support of Sir George Grey. The Mayor (Mr George Fisher) will con test South Wellington. Mr Buchanan is likely to be opposed by Mr Bunny for Wai rarapa South. Mr W. Lowes and Mr G, Beetham are spoken of as candidates for Wairarapa North. Mr. H. S, Fitzherbert, Mr T. Dwan, and Mr H, Mason are men tioned as ooming out for the Hutt. Mr J, R. Browne is canvassing for the Foxton, censtituency. M"r Shlimski Informs me that he intends standing for Oamaru again. Taiaroa has shown me a telegram from his constituents asking him to stand again. Thjs is a sign of advancing civilization. Mr Mitchelson intends proceeding to Auckland immediately after the resolution,

(by telegraph.—press association. )

Dunedin, this day.-r-Mr Downie Stewart will again oppose Mr Dick for Dunedin West.

Timaru, this day.—Mr Rollcston is an nounced for Geraldjnp, and a requisition to Mr Alfred Coxi formerly M.H R., is being signed for Timaru. The present member will seek re-election.

Chribtohuroh, this day.—Mr C, J. Hul bert, Mayor of Christchurch, has been invited to stand for Christchurch North or Stanmore. Mr Joynt (solicitor) has been asked to oppose Mr Holmes for Christchurch South. For Ashley, Mr W. L. Higgins is mentioned as likely to oppose Mr Pearson, the present member. Messrs J. D. Lance, A. Saunderß, and T. Adams are said to be likely candidates for Cheviot. Hawera, this day. —It is anticipated that no one will oppose Major Atkinson. A requisition is being signed requesting Sir George Grey, in the event of a dissolu tion, to address the electors on bis way to Auokland.

Gisborne, this day.—Election rumours are afloat to the effect that the Liberal party will endeavour to have only one candidate at the general election to oppose Mr Locke, but nothing definite is known, Mr Gannon has already announced that he will oome forward. There is no address, so far, from Mr Rees, The latest addition of returns of the recent election bring up the totals as under :—Looke, 500 | Gannon, 315 ; Rees, 296. Mr Looke goes to Wellington by the next steamer to take a seat in the present Parliament. The official declaration of the poll will be made to-morrow.

TELEGRAMS.

Russell, this day.—The Mission Society are about to cut up their land at Kaitoi, near Mongonui, into small farms.

WANganui, this day.—A woman named Openshaw was found dead In her bed on Wednesday night. An inquest will be held to-day.

ACTION FOR SLANDER.

Mr McArthur Proceeds Against * "" Mr D-Vld'Goldio'V 13 wmmam

Rumours have bein current for the last few days of the intention of Mr A. McArthur, Principal of the Auckland Training College, to institute a civil action in the Supreme Court against Mr David Goldie, timber merchant, and a member of the Boaid ef Education, for alleged slanderous state ments made by Mr Goldie regarding Mr Mr McArthur at several meetings of the Board of Education lately. We have ascer tained that there are substantial grounds for tho rumours, and that Mr McArthur has already caused the preliminary steps to be taken preparatory to issuing a writ against Mr Gold c. It appears tl at at the meeting of the l.oard of Education on Friday lost a certain memorial was received, signed by a large number of teachers and others, pray ing that Mr McArthur. might be retained in his present position as Principal of the Training College. In the ccurse of the discussion- which followed Mr Goldie is re ported to have used some very strong expressions concerning Mr Mo: Arthur's bankruptcy proceedings, and especially to have stated that "he (Mr Goldie) had heard a person cite an instance to show that Mr McArthur had done an act which should have made him liable to punishment in Mount Eden." Other statements of a similar nature ire said to have been used, and Mr McArthur deems it incumbent upon him to vindicate himself publicly from these aspersions. Wo learn that Mr W. J. Napier has been retained as counsel on be half of Mr McArthur. From the positions of the parties aud the publicity which has boen given of lato to the relations between Mr McArthur and the Board of Education, the action, should it come before the Courts, will be regarded with considerable interest, j

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JUNE a o> 1884,



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' Professor Bernard gives a re-union to his, juvenile classes to-morrow (Sajprday) at 2,30 pm.. in the Masonio Hall, Princes - street. Parents will be admitted.



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Damplor, ___________ WANTED, a Respeotable Man as Boarder; comfortable homo j terms, lCs nor week.—Apply Mr Peet, Grooer, Wellington House. Wellington-atreet .: WANTED, where two are kept, a re apectabfe GirL—Apply to Mrs Hold-hip, Kyber Pass, ■ WANTED, Agriculturists to See, at Moara'e, Queen-street an Oil Painting of Auckland Produos In the way of Fruit, Flowers, Caterpillars, etc _\__ ■ WANTED, by a young Lady, a morning Engagement as Music Teacher, vocal and Instrumental; theory and practice.—Apply "C.E.," Star Offloe. . WANTED, all to Read ''Hard Times and Land Monopoly," an appeal to the Electors on the burning question of the day. Published by N. G. Lennox, Auckland, and sold by all Booksellers. Price, One Shilling. ANTED, two Gentlemen or Lady and Gentleman as Boarders In private family. Largo front room, attendance. See.; 10 minutes' walk from Postoffloe.—Address, " W.F.,"Star Office. WANTED, by a Young Man employed in town, Board and Lodging with a respectable private family near Newmarket (Epsom preferred): would furnish own room if wished.—Address "R.E.X.," care of J. Talte, Chemist. Newmarket W~ ANTED, To-morrow, a plain, unfur nished Room, with -replace, or use of kitchen,in a quiet part; anywhere within one mile from the city.—Addres? !'J,A.8,," Star Oflice, . ■ - • '-.■■■' ' '. , : WANTED, Citizens to Inspect an Oil Painting at Lennox's, Queen-street; acknowledged by all to bo the best ever pro ducedlnN.Z. ' ~ " WANTED TO LET OR LEASE a large Building, Upper Queen-stroet 54 x at ; suitable for a factory.—Apply at the Cheap Furniture Mart, Victoria street East, next Roth's Baths. WANTED, three respectable Men as Boarders; oomfortablohomo: 17s.—Mrs Hunter, first house, Hepburn-st. off Ponsonby Boad. _ WANTED SEEN, the Men's E.S. Boots at 10s 6d, the Shooting Boots at 12s Cd, and tlip other oheap lines at H. Hurle's Boot Emporium, Victoria-street WANTED, Working Men to know that, to suit the convenience ot their wives and families, there will be a Meeting in the Riding Sehqol at 3 p.m. "on SUNDAY, as well as at 7(a the evening. All are invited. Nooolleo tion. • ANTED—When you are in Hobson- Btreet call and see the large and oholce stook of Mosgtel Tweeds just •pencd for the coming season at Munro and MUltgan's. WANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutafprd's, Watchmaker, . Victoria - street (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 monthß. WANTED KNOWN-Seal Bags, with or without muff, a beautiful assortment, at all prices, at Charles Kelsey and Co.'s, 120, Queen-street _____ . ■ . WANTED KNOWN —Shilling Hair Brush! Hair Brush for One ShUungl The Shilling Hair Brush I White handle Hair Brush, only One Shilling l— At Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. WANTED, 30a weekly, no deposit, you will become your own landlord—good new House and Shop; gas, water; progressive Street, city.—J. R. Randcrson. Auctioneer. ANTED TO PURCHASE, a High land Costume In good order (any tartan). —Address, at once, to D. H. Ross, at Mr D. H. McKenzle's, Fort-street ' -\*r ANTED KNOWN —Te Aroha-A TT Valuable Property built.expressly for Auction Room and Horse Bazaar purposes, Whltaker-street Te Aroha, now let to good tenant at 25s per week, is for sale.—Full par ticulars on application to G. S. O'Halloran, Te Aroha, or W. Carpenter, Auctioneer, Thames. WANTED.-Wanted to Sell (C-jjapE Island Oranges, 14 for Is, for one week: Pickled Salmon, Cd lb; Small Bottles of Ink, 8d per doz; Cake 'fins, Id toGd.—H. Watt, ______ ANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timber I Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the yards of - D. ______ Albert-street ■ ANTED, Buyers for. Velveteen, W Is 6d yard; Trimmed Hats, from 3s lid: Blankets, from 10s 6a pair; Sheeting, from lid to is Ud; Flannels, from Sid; Women's and Children b Stockings, from Cd; oheap and Fashionable Drees Materials. - A large assort- i ment df'tho above of unequalled value at WellesleyHo— is.—A. Lovett. "



Wanted. WANTED, Everybody to get their Umbrellas Re-covorcd nnd Repaired at Falknor's, Victoria-street (opposite Holland and Butter's). ; WANTED TO ' PURCHASE, good Sound Sacks in any quantity.—Patterson and Co.. Brain Merchants, Lorne-strsot. WANTED, Servants. Farm Hands, Youths (Bay of Plenty), Working House keeper. Goneral Servants.—Heighten and Co., Agents, 177, Quoen-Btrcet WANTED, 8 or 9 Machinists (SingePs) for Drills, njso a Smart Yo'ith to learn Cutting (no premium required. — Auckland Clothing Factory, Customs street East. WANTED, a good General Servant; must be able to cook; references re quired.—Apply, between the hours of 6 and 9 p.m.. to Mrs Osborne, City Road. WANTED KNOWN—Men's Soft and Hard Felt and Serge Hats, 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 Road. _^ WANTED KNOWN—Velveteens from One and Sixpence per yard at Kobson's, Draper, Ponsonby. Blankets, Counterpanes, Calicoes, Flannels; very cheap. WANTED KNOWN, that all working mon can save their money by calling at the Governor Gordon Restaurant All Meals Sixpence; Board and Lodging 15s per week.— Robert Murdock. Proprietor.— Note the addross -^Nearly opposite the Waitemata Hotel, and close to the vook ANTED Kr- OWN—To be sold cheap, at Auf ton's Furniture Shop. 310. Upper Queen-street Single Flax Mattrasses, 6s; Double do., 15s; Bedsteads, 10s; Palliasses, Children's Cots, Couches, Suites of Furniture, Lamps, Tables, Saucepans, Boilers, and all kinds of Furniture, at Austen's, 310, Upper Queen-street All kinds of furniture bought. . WANTED KNOWN —That Samuel LOVELL hasopenodan Establishment in Buchanan's Buildings, Wellesley-Btreet, as a First-olass Mantle and Jacketmaker, and having had a large experience In some of tho best London houses, is in a p. oition to guarantee a PerfootFit, Latest Style, and good Workman ship. The Dressmaking Branch will be under tho supervision of an experienced orson, WANTED KNOWN-Magnificent Mottled Kauri Chests of Drawers and Choflonlera, £3155: Stuffed Spring Couolies,'„2: Colonial Couches, 8s Od: French polished Round Tables, £14s; Dressing Tables and Washstands, Double and Single Bedsteads, Chairs, &c„ all made of well-seasoned timber and first-class workmanship, at Thomson's, Viotorla-st West |5 doors below Red Lion Hotel). ANTE D KNOWN- That the STOCK of CLOCKS AND WATCHES AND JEWELLERY at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE has been Greatly Augmented by LARGE AR RIVALS, and an Inspection is solicited of the STERLING GOLD and SILVER GOODS (all WARRANTED) in the Qseen-Btreot Window, and the Artistic IMITAJ'ION JEWELLERY in the Vlotorla-streot Window. We mako a SPECIALTY of these Two Lines, keeping both the Genuine and the Imitation to SUIT all TASTES and Pockets; but they are kept Sepa rate, and Displayed In Different Streets. Bterl- Silver Sets, 2b Gd; Broaohes and Rings, Is eaehj and other Lines equally Cheap, at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, Quoen-at and Victoria «L. and at Christchurch and Wellington, The Fanoy Goods Stock Is Unequalled in tho Colony. WANTED KNOWN—Columbia River Spring Salmon. 4|d; Evaporated Apples. 4d lb t Pigs' Cheeks, 3d; Canterbury Bacon and Ham, Cd; Local Dairy-Fed. Od; Candles, fid; Tea, Is Od and Is 9dl Factory Cheese,Od lb; White Table Sugar, Id and 3jd lb: Largo Bottle Vinegar, Od; Fresh Herrings, 6dj .armouth Sardines, Sd; Salmon. 8d; Small Sardines, s|d tin, or 6a per dost; Salad Oil, 6d; Coffee, Ib ; Good Table Potatoes, 241bn for a Is; Extract Soap, Id! 71b Oatmeal, Is; Currants, 4jd| Rulßlns, (Id; Prunes. 3d lb; Taranaki Halt Butter, from Od; Preservod Milk, Od; Baking Powder, Od; Mustard, Gd; Fresh Butter, Ib; Hobart Jams, atonoleas, 6d; Curry, 6d; Capers, 6d; Marmalade, (id or, 5s Od per doz; English Marmalado, 7d; Starch. 51b packets. Is Cd : English Pickles, Ud to fid; Light Blue, 3d lb; Extract Coffoo, Gd Bottle; Croaae and Black woll Walnut Ketchup, 6d Bottle; Worcester Sauce, Cd; Colonial, 4d Bottlo; Bottled Fruit 9d; Potted Bloaters and Anchovies. sd; Mor ton's Cod Roos. cd i White Herrings, In Barrels, 8 for Sd; and a lot of bankrupt groceries oheap. Note tho addresß Eaton's Co-operative Store, next the Criterion Hotel. Hobaons'raet WANTED. — Wanted to Sell, very cheap, having GO cases of Salad Oil, Castor Oil, and Scented Hair Oil to Bell on Com misoion. come from A. N. late Fire. Caster Oil. 5d bottlo, 4s fid dozen, 4s 3d by tho case; Salad OU. Gd bottle, 5s 3d by the case: Morton's Soooted Hair Oil, Is bottlo for Od. 5s 3d dozen, 5s by the cose; Robinson's Patent Groats, only sd: Tin Good Tea, Is Id lb; Cocoa and Milk, only 8d tin; Scented Soap, 8 cakes for la; Mixed SpUw, 8 packots for 6d; Water Buttles, only Gd: Glass Decanters. Is; Wine Glasses, 2d; White and Gold Sots of Jugs, 3s set: White and Gold Cups and Saucers, Ba, 7s Gd dozen ; Glass Jugs, Cd; Japanese Gloss for Boots, only 5d bottle, 3 Dottles for la; Boot Protectors, only 3d cord ; Nutmegs, 3d oz; Epsom Salts, 4d dazon. 2s Gd 71b box; Pons,Cd box; Spectacles, Od and Is; Exercise Books, 2d and 3d; Ctoffioe, la 2d lb.—H. WATT, Pitt-atroet Large Tea Trays, only Ib 33. V\J ANTED KNOWN NOW SHOWING AT J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, -ESPECIAL VALUE IN"-! ULSTERS AND FOUR - IN, HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, ' VELVETEENS. A LARGE BTOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY TO SELECT FROM, AND PRICES LOWER THAN QUEEN-ST., AT J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL. ■\fif ANTED KN 0 W.N. TO BE CLEARED, AT STEPHENSON'S, Karangahape Road, Newton. 500 pairs Kid Gloves, h) Cd per pair; 1,000 pairs Lisle Thread Gloves, Gd, worth 1"; LSOO ploooß (good shades) Ribbon Velvet 18 yards lor 9d ; 600 yards Bash Ribbons (9 shades), Is Cd Ser yard; 2.000 dozen Dress Button, 2d per ozen; Dress Materials, 4 id. Gd, 7{d per yard upwards; 1,000 yards French Cashmere (10 shades), Is per yard; 500 yards Frenoh Merino (8 shades), la Od, worth 2s Cd: Crimean Shirting, 9td, Is, la 3d. to 2s 3d per yard: Union Shirtings, ffsm Gid upwards; Flannels, 7}d, 9d. Is per yard upwards; 0 x 4 Blankets (all wool). 9s lid per pair. Try our 16a Trousers to Measure— can't lie beaten. MILLINERY—by experienced hands DRESSMAKING—by experienced hands TAILORING—by experienced hands On ihb Premises. STEPHENSON _ DRAPERY AND BALB WAREHOUSE. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. W ANTED' 'KNOWN — A FEW OF NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S WELL-TRIED REMEDIES FOR WINTER USE. - COMPOSITION POWDER.-R Ib known In all English-speaking countries for its many good qualities. You whe are subject to Cold er Sore Throats don't be without It; Is Gd a tin; 5b alb. BALM OF GILEAD.—Seven years' trial has proved this to be one of the Best Compounds ever ottered for the ouro of Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Cough. 2s a Bottle, COUGH POWDER.-EfTeotual and quick in Congestion, Pleurisy, or Inflammation of the Lungs, la Gd a Tin. COUGH SYRUP.-Where there are children nothing is better for Coughs. Croop, or flron ohitls. A pure expectorant without morphia or opium. Is 6d and 2a a Bottle. HOP BITTERS, fa Gd a Bottlo. NEIL k ~C~L~I F F O RD, HERBALISTS, Botanic Dispensary, Wblleslky-street, Auckland. ■VH AN TED KNOWN. GREAT GENUINE CASH SALE , at TESTER'S,, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. In ordor to meet the keen competition now ex isting in the Drapery Business, and to ensure my Customers the BEST VALUE OBTAINABLE FOR THEIR MONEY, I have decided to hold a GREAT CASH SALE OF THE WHOLE OF MY .. DRAPERY STOCK, COMMENCING ON THURSDAY, JUNE 19. I can offer the following ADVANTAGES TO THE PUBLIC IST.—MY GOODS are all Marked In PLAIN FIGURES-the Original and Reduced Priceß, so that a oustomer can at onoe , see the GENUINENESS OF THE REDUCTION. 2ND.-MY STOCK Is PERFECTLY NEW, and for the greater part consists of IMPOR TED GOODS, and it has ALL been bought at heavy discounts for CASH DOWN. 3RD.-THE FACT OF MY SALE BEING A GENUINE ONE I AND NO MERE PUFFI TO CASH BUYERS THIS SALE OFFERS A GRAND , CHANCE. TO SECURE A LARGE PARCEL FOR VERY LITTLE MONEY. No Goods Entered during the Sale. TESTER'S GENUINE CASH SAP?, KARANGAHAPE ROAD.



To Let TO LET, Furnished Bedroom, without Board or Partial Board; Suit two gontle mon.—lsl, Qrey-atreet. . TO LET, Furnished Bedroom, with use of kitchen.—Mrs Gardner, Upper Queoii strect, above York Hotel. TO LET, 0-roomed House in. Kent street, Surrey Hills; all conveniences; rent, 16b.—Apply A. Wright. Kent-street. TO LET, a Shop and Dwelling in Hob son-street, near Cook-street (next Yan dle's).—Apply on premises. TO LET, a 7-roomed House, Summer street, Ponsonby j water laid on —Apply G. Herbert. Butcher, Napler-streot. TO LET, a Shop and Residence at foot of Grey-street. — Apply to Henry Keeslng, Princeß Btieet. TO LET, in Upper Queen-street, near District School, a House of seven rooms; gas and water laid on.—Apply to Wm. Jamleson, undertaker, Welleslcy-street East. TO LET, a Shop and Dwelling, Karanga hape Road; suitable for Grocer or Fruit and Vegetables.—J. Davlea, Pitt-Btreet. TO LET, a Shop in a goad centre in Parnell to a good tenant, oheap.- Apply Circulating Library, Parnell. TO LET, Wheelwright's Shop at Mount Eden: good stand; adjoins Blacksmith'». -Apply G. F. Kelly, Mount Eden, mo BE LET, another fine House at X. Uppor Parnell, top of Bay Road; 18s.— W. E. Sadler. TO LET, the 3-storied BMck Building known as Foster's Bodi Factory, in Rut land-street, just off Queens-Bee; sultablo for a manufactory or wholesale store.—Apply to L. H. Neumegen, Darby-street. TO LET, a Large Front Room, with bay window, register grate; gas laid on, and use of kitohen; at Newmarket.—Apply for ad dress to Mr J. Lumpkin, Butcher, Newmarket. TO BE LET, on the Mount Roskill Road, a Seven rooihod House, with large cistern and good accommodation; rent, only 17s per week—Apply to F. G. Ewington, Estate Agent, Quoen-ttrcet, TO LET, a commodious Residence of ten roomß and grounds, Mount Eden Railway Station; 'bus passes every fifteen minutes.— Apply to Mr Clarke, Manchester House, Nolson stroet.; or Vaile and Douglas, Bhortland-Btreet TO LET, the Premises now occupied by tho Waverloy Hotel, Queen-street, near Fort-st; suitable for store or shop. Possession Ist July.—Apply Hancock — Co., Queen-street TO LET, in Parnell, most convenient House of nino rooms, large allotment, and good view.—W. and. J. Frater, Land Agents, Queen.street, » , TO LET, at Mount Eden, 2 6-Roomed Villas, with bay windows, verandah, fire places (with reglaior grates), tanks, cellars, and outhouses, situated Just below Smith's 'Bus Office.—Apply to Jesse Stokes, Mount Eden Road, TO LET, tho beautiful Vale of Mata matn. or will bo sold on easy deferred payments, tn Lots of 100 acres each, or larger portions up to 1,000 aores; the steamers Rowena and Noptune will land passengers on their way to Mercury Bay.—For particulars apply to Mr Stevens, View Road, Mount Kden. A HOUSE To Let in Franklin Road.— Apply lo Joseph G. Percy. Durham-st VTORTH SHORE,—To Let, on Chelten _Ll ham Beach, a well-furnished House of 7 ooniß- Apply R. and R, Duder, Lower Wharf. For Sale. 1710R SALE (oheap), Allo'ment- in New . ton.—Address " Freehold," Star Oflice. I/lOR SALE, Soda Water Plant (Barnett .1? and Foster's), complete; equal to new; will bo sold cheap.—Apply I. Peel and Co. Agents, Devonport ■ FOR SALE or TO LET, Houses, Shops, Hotels, Businesses, Suburban Properties, Farniß.—Grant and Crosaan. 75, Queen-Street FOR SALE, a Baker's Bread Van ; also, a good Harness Horse ; cart In good work ing order.—Address at Star Offloe. . FOR SALE (Devonport), prize medal Dunedin Ale. equal to English finest old matured whisky, eta, etc; town prices,— I. Peel and Co., Victoria Road, Devonport, FOR SALE, 400-gallon Tanks, new and In good order,—Arthur H. Nathan, corner of Customs and Little Queen-streets. ■ FOR SALE, for Jb'3Bo, three new Four roomed Houses an one allotment; let at 30s; good investment — Apply Mr White, Grocer, Newton. FOR SALE, about li acres White Stone Turnips, quickly grown, and just fit to pull.—Apply N. Wood, next Mr Greonwood's, Mount Albert. FOR SALE, Allotment 40 x 120, 66 feet roads, Mont lo Grand, Mount Roskill Road.—Apply on property to E. T. Herbert FOR SALE, a magnificent inlaid Loo Table; a grand pleoe of workmanship to take to England; to be sold at a sacrifice.—Apply for full particulars, " Loo Table," Star Office, FOR SALE, several Allotments of various Bizes, suitable for private and business premises, ranging from £4 to £10perfoot jterms easy.—For full particulars apply to "T. 8.5., Stab Offloe. FOR SALE, 4-roomed Houeo, Sunnysi'de Road. Mount Eden. AUotmeni 90 x 196. Also, three Allotments' adjoining, each 50x196 feet—Apply to G. Garry, at Mr Mason's, Hair Pressor. -■ IIOR SALE, 3-roomed Cottage (newl; prloe, £165: Allotment 33 x 102; every convenience. Also, 5-roomed Cottage; price, £265.—Apply J. Jenkin, King-street Aroh-Ull. FOR POSITIVE SALE, two 4-roomed Cottages and one Shop and Dwelling, each with frontages to two good streets In the city — Apply to John Soppet House and Land Agent No. 8, _______» FOR SALE, in Parnell, most cenvenient House of 8 rooms and Allotment 50 x 200; splendid view of the harbour; only 15 minutes from Post-ofiloe. —W. and J. Frater. Land Agonts, Quaen-street, FOR SALE.—ToMaohjnists, Amateurs, Etc—Turning Lathe for Sale: contra Bin, head 2ft Sin, Slide Rest Patent Cheoks, Circular Saws, Twist Drills, amd a quantity of Tool- Will be sold cheap. — Apply to Mr D. B, Mac donald. Insurance Buildings, . TRIOR SALE OR LEASE. A Portable Engine and Mortar Mill: also for Sale, ono pair of Mill Stones, 4 feet in diameter, and one pair 3 feet 6 Inches In diameter, and an Oabcrusher, made hy the oelebrated firm of W, R. Bell and Son, London. Apply to JOHN LAMB, 35, Queen street FOR SALE, a first-class Butcher's Busi . neas, centrally, situated, doing a good cash trade. Tho above is a really good investment and will be sold at an Immense sacrifice. No reasonable offer will be refused, as the owner Intends leaving the colony.—Apply *-M.B.,"Star Offloe; —j TjTOR SALE, handsome Villa Residence JD and largo Allotment, 56 x 11', main road, Ponsonby. The houso is almost new, substan tially built, and finished off in flrst-olass style, and fitted with every comfort and convenience; gas, water, etc. Thlß deslrablo property is situate on main road, and In the best part of Ponsonby (nearly opposite residenoe of Mr A. Devore). In most oommandlng position.—D. F. Evana, Estate and Land Agent (1180) A LADY has an Elegant Seal Jacket, quite new and finest quality, for Sale.— Apply Box 201, Post-offioe. ( GENUINE BLACKSMITH'S AND COACHBULLDER'S BUSINESS For Sale; price low; excolloat chance for Energeti* Man.—Address "Smith." Star offloe. MOUNT EDEN.—New Cottage for Sale, on doferred payments; 600 gallon tank; water laid on.—U. Williamson, Estate Agent High-atreet ' SKATES FOR SALE.-Herbert H. Smitfc has for sale (cheap); several Pairs of Skates; also. Sewing Machines.—Auckland Don Works. THEODOLITE For Sale-a First-class Instrument—Apply to "W,B„" Robert Neal, Grocer, Queen-street . ' ON SALE) Ground Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 200 casks Portland Cement Plaster ot Paris. Fireolay, by ton or lb, Fire Bricks, &c—R. Jenkinson, Builder, Lome Btreett ■ TT ARANG AHAPE ROAD.— Choice JV BUSINESS SITE, corner of two streets, for Immediate Sale, with Buildings thereon erected. Prloe, _l,I"w. This property stands on th 9 right side of the street has a frontage ot 40 feet, and commands one »f the best positions in a thoroughfare whloh is fast assut-ing a place second only to Queen-etrest—W. L. Mitchell, Land Agent, 8, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-st O R S A E W.. ' ORANGES. 800,000. ORANGES. Just arrived, per Oamaru. A Regular Supply will no w bo kept In Stook, as Boatsareputon now to arrive regularly monthly. STORE; CUSTOMHOUSE-STREET. Address; Charles Bao-Ey, Importer and Wholesale Dealer In all kinds of Fruit, Pajbnbll Rise, Aockland. mO D RAPERS FOR SALE,. THE STOCK AND FIXTURES ' ~" OF A FIRST-CLASS CASH DRAPERY BUSINESS, Situated in tho most Central Position, George street, Dunedin. Present Returns, about £11,000, and rapidly increasing. STOCK NEW AND IMPORTED. Intending purchasers must, in the first Instance, state amount of available, cash, to ensure an early reply. For particulars, address Mr ROSS, Messes Sargood. Ewen & Co.. Auckland. W Lf IT°H EL L» *LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. FOR LEASE for a Long Term—A Splendid Farm of 116 Aores, freehold, In grass, with a Leasehold attached of 150 Acres, having good ttnStertor fencing; within 10 minutes'walk of arSlngtownshlp, with the advantage of a con starttawd excellent market There is a com niLK*pß- -family residence, and also outhouses, oovWfieds, barns, &c. This is a first-class farm, capable of producing a good income, and is now In a hteh state of cultivation. Purchasing olause can bo obtained if necessary. FARMS FOR SALE OR LEASE - Good Houses and Allotments for Sale. Houses to Let Grand Sections—Mount Kden, Ponsonby,- North Shore, and other places, for Sale. ~ « MONEY TO LEND On Mortgage on good Freehold Security. PARTNERSHIPS Negotiated, and Confide-. tlul Agencies undertaken. ■ s" 8, Mercantile Chambers, Quepn-street.



Public Notices. TRAVELLER leaving town on Monday would lake afew Commissions.—"Travel ler," " Herald " Office. BURGLARY AND FIRE. Losses by both can bo prevented by Pur chasing ONE of TANN'S WELL-KNOWN IRON SAFES. S. & A ISAACS, Agents. ARE-UNION of all Prof. Jules de Bernard's JUVENILE CLASSES will take place at the Masonio Hall, Princes-street, on SATURDAY, 21st June, at 2.30 p,m. Parent only will be admitted by producing their cards at the door, WONDERFU L.— Ladies' Dolman Ulsters, 10s Od, worth 235; also, Wool Tartan Dress Material, BJd. worth Is Bd. Shilling Hats selling fast.—Fernandez. Draper, Newton. ■ ELECTORS 1 — Register ! Register ! without delay. Bunk forms at the news paper offices; Registrar's Office will be found at rear of Resident Magistrate's Court, ground floor, first door VTORTH NEW ZEALAND FARMERS AS CQ-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (Ltd.). —Application for Shares to be mode at die office, 19, Queen-street, Auokland. where all information can be obtained as to the objects of the Association.—WM. GARRETT. Sec. TO IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODS.- A Thoroughly Practical Man, who can induce Consignments from Yorkshire Manufac turers and Merchants, desires an Appointment. —Apply "P.M.."Star oflice. ■ GLASSBLOWING, Freeman's Bay.— Saturday afternoon, from 2to & Admis sion, 6d. Each Visitor receives one Glass 3%g. —M. Cook and Sons. __^ CO-OPERATIVE PRICES, the profit divided with the consumer:—Boiling Beef, 2d per lb; Mutton, 2d per lb; steam-mode sausages, extra quality. 3d per lb j Pork Brawn, id; German Sausage, 6d; Lard, Poultry of all kinds, Canterbury Hams and Bacon, Suoking Pigs, Oxe Tongues, Sheep do., Corned Roast Beef, Corned Legs Pork, &o.—G. Hulme, Butcher, Queen-street. ; . "DARNELL DISTRICT SCHOOL. The Committee havin/ accented the Services of Mr R. J. Moore, a NIGHT SCHOOL will be Opened on MONDAY NEXT, June 23rd, at 7 o'olook. The Committee desire all who have given in their names to attond punctually at that hour. J. VV. ROBINSON, Sec. TTNION STEAM SAW MOULDING, .. U SASH. AND DOOR COMPANY (Limited). The TRANSFER BOOKS of the above Com pany will bo CLOSED from 21st to 30th instant (inclusive). DAVID MURDOCH. Secretary. TiOOK OUT FOR THE PAMPHLET ! BRITISH DESPOTISM IN THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS AND THE PERSECUTION OF MR W. J. HUNT BY SIR ARTHUR GORDON, High Commissioner, under "The Western Pacific Orders in Council, 1577 and 1879," By VOX POPULI. Copies of the above can be obtained of Mr G. L. Thompson, Agent, High-street, and from all Booksellers. PRICE-ONE SHILLING. •TJEGISTRATION OF ELECTORS OFFICE, . BACK-ROOM IN POLICE COURT BUILDING, WHERE CLAIMS FOR ENROLMENT ARE RECEIVED DAILY. & Y. COLLINS, Registrar. ucaV and WADE. "---H-"-^ as vlvii). Auckland to Wadb—Wednesday, 4th, 11 a.m* „ Wednesday, llth, 4 p.m. ~ Wednesday, 18th, 10 a.m. ~ Wednesday, 25th, 4 p.m. Wade to Auckland—Thursday, sth, 4 p.m. „ Thursday, 12th. 8.30 a.m. Thursday, 19th, 3 p.m; „ ' Thursday, 26th, 9 a.m. Weather and other circumstances permitting. Parcels must be prepaid on board. Apply to Mr A.|MARSHALL, Master. "QTAR" "fc/TONTHLY QUMMARY. ON SATURDAY, .',-,.••'"" JUNE 21, WlHbePuMlshed A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS, Far Transmission to England - By the Outward Ban Franciscd Mail. Copies posted regularly to any address for Four Shillings per _j»m _», paid in alvanoe. Orders to be left with the P-bUshe*. New Law Partnership. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that they have commenced Practice in Co-partner ship as BARRI9TERS AND SOLICITORS n Chambers jn Hiou-btrekt, opposite Mr W. AUcln's Printing Office. E. W..BURTBN. W J. NAPIER, Aneklandt September 22nd, 1883. FIDELITY COMPANY'S ANNUAL PROGRAMME ON THE GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE, , To be run in Melbourne on JULY 19,1884. 3,000 Programmes at 10s eaoh. . . First Horse .. .. .. .. £800 Second Horse ..200 Third Horse .. 100 Others divide.. .. ~ .'. ... 200 Total for Horses .. .. ... £800 2 New Zealand Bonds at £50 eaoh .. £100 10 do do 20 do .. 200 20 do do * 10 do .. 200 40 do do 5 do .. 200 Totalßonds .. .. .. .. £700 '. Total amount of Prizes,-1,500. Will close on or about the 16th JULY. As the time Is very limited, early application is absolutely necessary. The too-lato applicants for the Queen's Birth day event will receivo tickets In this Consulta tion. J Please add stamps for exchange and reply, and address only to FIDELITY COMPANY. Care of A. A. Cameron's Box 251, Post-offlce, Dunedin. The MELBOURNE CUP will follow. A LL ORDERS received by us for Walkato Coal will be supplied from Taupiri Mines, delivrcd In city and suburbs or to any station on the line, also Newcastle Opal and Firewood. Orders by post or telephone. W. & G. WINBTONK.. TAUPIRI EXTENDED COAL-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). ''-' ' ■ : | NOTICE TO CONSUMERB OF TAUPIRI COAL. COAL from Other Mines In the Waikato being now Introduced into the Auckland Market, Consumers of TAUPIRI COAL are Requested to be Careful in giving their Orders In future to ask for " TAUPIRI COAL." FRANZ SCHERFF, Secretary. . Auokland, May 26.1884. CHINA. GLASS. DELF, PER CRUSADER. SELLING AT A SACRIFICE TO MAKE ROOM FOR FRESH CONSIGN MENTS DIRECT FROM STAFFORDSHIRE, F. LEE Having OPENED Temporary Premises, Is Now Offering CHINA, DELF, AND GLASS i WAKE at Prices hitherto unknown In Auokland, and Respectfully Solicits Intending Purchasers to Inspect HIS STOCK before Buying Elsewhere. s. d. White and Gold China Cups and Sauoois. large Bize .. ..0 6 per doz. White and Gold China Cups and Saucers, small size . .. 66- „- DelfPlates,Ba-dloin„2s-ad ~S| „ Kerosene Lamps, from '... ..2 0 AND ALL OTHER LINES MARKED EQUALLY LOW. Note the Address: -. NEXT AUCKLAND DAIRY, Hohson-st, :..■"..,.:",.. :;;;•■.. ~. .. . .■;.""..'.:. -.-,. ,v, ■ (-y^'^'j.: '„';,



Business ggthww. MR GARDNER, Pharmacist, _, -Devonport-Medical attendance daily at his Pharmacy. MILLINERY AND DKESSMAKING. c « -Mf? Robinson (recently from England), St. Marys Road, P_isouby. LeßKons at mbde rate charges. ADAMEBOTTENELLI, Dressmaker, ~, .. wUi b« B'-d tosee herold Cuatomeis, 111, Grey-street, and enaures a grand fit I UST "OPENED, Extra""large sizes in J, ,. t? 1? 11'? Merino Drawers and Panta: Men's Felt Hats (new shapes), from 3s 6-.-A. Lovett, Wellesley-Btreet CIARDINALS' MARCH.-Copies may be _ had at Body's Music Warehouse. Queen-st JG. HENDE RS 0 N'S _ • . CHKRRY PECTORAL, v ai M ?S, d A 9 S 1 por bottle- To be had only at Medical Hall, Ponsonby, opposite Three Lamps. \\T O R _ : « • * » All children suffer from them. W «UH,,«..ted. ask for the Certain Co' -Ha ..!..«. ND'S WORM POWDERS, Is paoke- Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-ofljoe. | lOLENT Raging Toothache is in j nearly every instance Instantaneously "OELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.-- X\J SHARLAND'S CHERRY PE6TORAL. Price, 2a 6d and 4s 6d.-F. (J. Shariand, opposite the Postofflce. DX. ARNOLD'S PENNY KOVaL AND STEEL P_LLS.-The moßt popular medicine of the day. Price, 2s Sd a box.—Colo nial Agent, F. C. Hhar-and, opposite tbe Poat ofllo— * ('-.-LLN'E /or thb HAlß.—This I~Z I V ifant preparation completely eclipse* .vury article of a similar kind how befort be nubile.—Price. Is lid a bottle.—Sbarland. Apothecaries' Hall. mOOTHACHE CURE \ Instantaneous JL Relief--ODpNTALGIO.-l8 per bottle.- _C. BHAR___sd. opposite Postofflce. BOARD AND RESIDENCE.-Splendid Situation, evory comfort; terms mode rate.—Mrs Redgerson. The Grove, 169, Grey-st (near the top). ' OARD AND RESIDENCE at the North Shore, in private family for two Gentlemen.—Apply. N.S. Post-office, Auckland. MRS CHRISTIAN, of the Doric House, Grey-street, can Accommodate two Gen tlemen Boarders, with every home oomfort WELL-FURNISHED Sitting and Bed room in private family; partial board. | -Apply to W. E. Baxter, Grafton Road Grocery. MONEY, —I have for Investment on Freehold Securities the following Bums: -_00. £600,j8C00. _2M. -250. 3200, -&W. _100, -IQO.-AVm. Thorne, SoUoitor. ■ , . 4_ 1 (\ I°, 1 I0_?° MOT on Building pwAv Society prtadploß, or on other ternil to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Weekly Payment t _y 8 „m Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of I'ropertiea for sale on 4th page. Six .per cent allowed on money deposited tor toVesanerT- C. Williamson Uma. Estate, and Financial *genta_d Vainer. Hlah-gh-eTAnokland. __ RATS I RATSI RATSi-ÜBe ' M-ABLAN-va PHOBPHOE paste; Rata eat It groSffiy, and die; no sSeU. -*. C. BHARTiAND opposite Postofflce. QUR LIME IS REDUCED, We have given up oontraoting. and will Supply Building Materials of all kinds, and give e-timatea and Information to thOße using our Lima,. References given to Concrete workers. J. WLLSON _ CO., 75, Queen-street "SS_W SEASON'S CLOVER HAY FROM MATAMATA, In small pressed bales of about llSlbs eaoh. SOLD IN ANY QUANTITIES by all Dealers, and In not less than 1-Ton lots by THORNTON, SMITH, & FIRTH. DR-LIMINA-Y NOTICE. Mrs Po wne, of Weliealcy-s tree t, begs to inform her Customers and the Publlo that she and Miss Bacon have entered Into Partnership, and have taken those premises In Queen-street lately oc cupied by Mrs Herbert (opposite Garlick and Gran wellel.and intend opening on SATURDAY, the 21at June, with a large and carefully selected Stook of Material for Faooy Work. ' JAMES X N OX, Mem. Inc. Soet, Eng., : ' ■ CIVHi AND PRACTICAL ENGINEER,- Co.MSOI.TINO ENGINEER, PATENT AGENT, PLANT VALUER. SI. N.Z. Insuravcr ______ /~)NEHUNGA AUCTION MART, THE UNDERSIGNED Is now Prepared to Undertake the Sale by Auction ot ALL KINDS OF GOODS, LIVE STOCK, PRODUCE, Sec. WM. STEVENSON. Auctioneer. TRY . -.. V.V' REW'_ • ""j EW'S SPECIAL BLEND OF INDIAN 4WT , .OHINA fWEAS, NDIAfIT AJVU A-'HINA JLEAS, AT 1110 PER LBi CORNER OF VICTORIA AND AJrBERT-STREETS. "vr o t i c £, A. LE SUEUR having bought a BANK RUPT STOCK of LADLES' CLOTH JACKETS for Cash, Is now selling the same at and Under Wholesale Cost, AT THE BON MARCHE. Also, SEVERAL JOB PARCELS for Cash, In HOSIERY. GLOVES, LADIEa and CHIL DREN'S UNDERCLOTHING, WOOLLEN CLOUDS, etc., much Under Original Cost - AT THE BONMARCHE.' DRESS MATERIALS. VELVETEENS, SHIRTINGB. BuANKETS. FLANNELS! SHEETINGS, etc.. all Bought at a Discount for Cash. Cannot be surpassed for.value. Every department is replete with NOVEL TIES FOR PRESENT SEASON, and should be inspected without delay.;- j, ■ J Observe Addresa—BON MARCHE, 247, Queen street (next Hewln Bros.) "DOOT SALE EXTRAORDINARY! SO CASES LADLES' AND CHILDREN'S KID E.B. AND BUTTON BOOTS,TO HAND! Will moat positively be cleared at from 10 TO 15 PER CENT. UNDER OUR ÜbUAL LOW PRICES! Please Notk: 8 Trunks Ladles' French Glove Kid High Button Boots, 12s 6d; usual price elsewhere, 16s 6d. THE PONSONBY BOOT Is acknowledged to be the best Winter Boot made: stylish, neat and durable. 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 tbe Lace, when once fastened, cannot possibly become undone of It self. Fitted to all Lace Boots, if desired. Especially made for this sale,— 80 Pairs Maids' & Women's Hiob Lack Boots. calf fronts, from Ss 6d to 12s 6d; all pegged. Note This : By manufacturing my own stock. our customers retain the profit usually absorbed by the retailer. All stook 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, AND AT THE NEWTON BOOT WAREHOUSE, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, i Open 8 a.m. to 8.30 p,m. Advertisements Late for Classification OARD AND RESIDENCE for Single Gentleman, 1 minutes from G.P.0.; if Sirmanont, 18a per week.—Address at W. D. alien's, _______ _______ WANTED, a good, steady Boy for a butcher's shop.—H. Brearley, victoria and Chapel-streets. -~. . TO LET, a nice Sitting-room and Bed room; also, a nice Front Room, well lighted, In the centre of the city.—Apply Star Oflice. : PIANOFORTES Tuned (ss) by an ex perienced hand from Klrkman's, London. Old Pianos entirely restored in tone, touch, and qnality; Hammers refelted, 1 guinea.—W. Slor, Karangahape Road, Newton (opposite Prime's, Ironmonger). - .■■',." ~; WANTED, for the Accident Irfsurance Association, Subagents for Country Districts and Active Canvassers,—Apply F. J, Moss and Co., Shortland-street WANTED, Carpenters, good Shop „ , hands.-Apply on the Works, at New Zealand Bank. ' , WANTED, Situation as Barman or Night Porter In a first-class Hotel ;ox perienced.—Apply " C.W.," Star Offleet TU S T RECEIVED, 6 PIANOS (by L. ROMHILDT), WEIMAR. . C-R-IFE-DBY . DR. FBUNZ LISZT, HANS AND BULOW, RICHARD WAGNEBi THALBERG, | AND OTHER MISTERS. TO BE SOLD AT LOWEST FIXED* ■ PRICES, :; I With, a Gejstlfleate -ot Warranty -lifit'^smn fwmi _ie___ter, and endorsed by ' ' BROWN, BARRETT, & CO., * ;; *' ; j_LIiIOTT-STREET. -..' ' *,'!..'.'t->*:f..; ■'.'.••■, .■;;,'-, ,<:'„„„... ' ~..,.;,.,,,



Gazette iif Hankriiptcy. . TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. ! In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1576," and of the Acts amending the same, and of the Bankruptcy of JAMES Fkatherstone, of Newmarket Auokland, Contractor, a Debtor. • It is hereby notified that on TUESDAY the Ist day of July next at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at tho Supreme Court Build ings, Auckland, a meeting of the creditors of the above-named debtor'will be held for the purpose of receiving my report and passing a resolution recommending the Unmediate die charge of the Baid dobtor. Dated this 20th day of June, 1881. ■ * V THO. MACFFARLANE, Trustee. Thomas Wood, Queen-street, Auckland, Debtor's Solicitor. • Meetings. A SPECIAL MEETING.of Members of Ponsonby Rowing Club will be held at Ponsonby Club Hotel on SATURDAY Evening, June 21, at 7.30 o clook ahr.rp.—A full attendance j ia requested.—C. H. CULPAN. Hon. Sea .;; ODDFELLOWS' HALL, PONSONBY —Prof. Bernard will in future hold hu Elementary Dancing ClaBS at the above Hoii. First Term begins TUESDAY, 24th, 7.80 p.m. Vacancies for ladles and gentlemen; terms, *i ; 6s. ■ ■ ' ■■ '■.'. x •: TMT AS O N I_C BALI. LODGE UNITED SERVICE, Ml, LOi An INSTALLATION BALLtoselebrntejie Installation of Officers of the above Lodgei VHJI ■ take place in the Masonio HaM, Prlnpes-streeV on THURSDAY EVENING. _th Instant. ._ A very Limited Number of Tickets now available. _, , __t» Ladies admitted by Invitation Circular .only. Brethren (who have not already^roceived) are requested to obtain Invitation Cards for the Lady or Ladies thoy desire to beuiecompanlea by obtainable from the Hon., Sec. or any of. tne Committee. -^_ J# Hqj _^ Miscellaneous Wanteds. , j BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, a Machinist. H. Davy, Crown Boot Fabtbry, Grey street. .-,.': . ■.',- .. ~, '. i >:-.'i ..'j. _ BAKEK.— Wanted, a Young Man as BecondHa_d.-^Apply to Thomas Wilson, Grey-street ... . ■-■- _, ;' 6 WORKING MEN.—Wanted, Alter native Tenders for Fencing; with either atone or wood; ;af Mount Eden.-Apply Imme diately to F. G. Ewington. TO GROCERS and TEA MERC^ANiES. —Wanted, by an .Experienced Man, a Situation as Counterman or ; Warehouseman.— Address, J.H.,Star Office; ...,.-...... ■- , '', TRADESMEN'S BOOKS opened, made up. posted, eheoked nnd,bal_noed;period ically by an Experienced Accountant-at a ; nominal coat—Address "Accountant ...FAMfc 78. Auokland. MORE JEWELLERY.i-Mr H v Penr. holz, Worhtfifeweller, begs to Inform ■ the trade, his frienW-find the pablio, that hav wk returned to Auckland.he has eommeneeo Business In Darby-street, Thistle Hotel Build ings <a few Bteps from Queen-Street). All orders and repairs In Jewellery will, bo satisfactorily - executed. Prices very moderate. { • Lost and Founrt. LOST, this morning. Fox Tetrieri Pup with two black ears;— Finder rewarded en returning same to Mr MoQhnV Alexandra-st OST, a Grey Horse with sore on back. Anyone returning same to Chas. Bagloy, Parnell Rise, will be rewarded. . . LOST, a Purse containing over £4, in Arthur's Mart to-day, T>y a poor woman. Reward given.—Finder will leave feame.with MrAithur, orSTAROfflc.. ' . * ?i..' LOST, on or near the wharf, a'Black Retriever Dog, white patch on the neokjj- A reward will bo given to anyone returning the same to J. Mason. No. 8. Queen-street - LOST,' on 3rd inßtant, between' Nelson, Moate.and Co.'a and Ooombes'sya Black Morocco Purse contalnlrg Money audi Papers. —Reward of £1 on returning to this office. LOST, yesterday, about Freeman's Bay, ' | a small Black English Terrier (slutt, • ,1 having a Thames oomvr; 5s reward.—D. W. Jack and Co., drapora, top of Franklin Road. IVE SHILLING 3 REWARD.—Lost., V [ between Grey-street and Newton, Briar '.. Pipe, in case, engraved T. F. L.—Apply Star Office. . :■■''■ __*Q REWARD.—Lost, between Arch dWO Hill and Richmond Avenue, Brown Leather Purse containing -10-note (number known and private mark) and some Silver and Receipts.—Apply Star Offloo, or Mr Anderson, . Richmond. TRAYED into J. Martin's yard, Parnell, a Grey Horeo; aIBO, Brown Mare with sdre ' j on back.—Owner can havo tho same by paying expenses on application to J. Miu-to. Livery and B_t Stables. Mannkau Road, Parnell. ■ FOUND, a Black-and-tan Setter Dog with last ry6ar's collar. The owner, can I have the same by paying oipensos.—Apply Kingsland Post Corporation Notices. ri ITY .0 F A;UCKL AN D. PONSONBY EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY.'; In pursuance of '* The Munloipal Corporations Act' Regulation of Local Elections Act 1878," ---1 and amendments thereto, I, Henry .Ridlngß, Re turning Officer for the City-of. Auckland, do hersbv give notice that an Election will be held on TUESDAY, JULY Bth, 188t for the return of a du'y qualified Person as Councillor. for the PONSONBY WARD of the said City, vice Mr James Dacre, resigned. • V; V Candidates will require to be nominated bn^or before noon of SATURDAY, the 21st inbtant -,; Any persons desiring to Nominate a Candidate must deliver Nomination Paper at the Grocery and Provision Store of Capt. Moss, College Road, before noon of the day above stated, a Nomuia tlou Paper, signed by the person therein named as Candidate and two persons duly qualified to vote at the said Election. ; _. V. „'_^_ „._ „,-V Nomination Papers may bo procured on ap plication at the office of the—'own Clerk. . 'V ~,V HENRY RID-NGS,. Returning Officer for Clwof Auckland. City Council Officea, June Hthj .1884.. 125 ■0^ ■ Tenders "'"'** '_y: T7-AIPARA WATKATOV RAILWAY. FENCING AT WAI-OMHT CONTRACT. Public Workß Office, ~ ";. Auckland; 17th June, 1834. Written Tenders for the abovo Contract will be received at this office till noon of TUESDAY, the Ist day ef July, 1881. Thoy are to be ad dressed to the Hon. tho Minister for Public Works, Auckland, and marked.outside the en velope, "Tender for Fencing Contract" . Plans and specifications may be seen at this office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Bycommand. W. H. HALES, Dlßtriot Engineer.; T7l L E C T .0 R A L. Tenders are.required for Printing the Elec toral Roll for Waitemata. District with any Supplementary Rolls that may during the year be required; the same to bo delivered at'my offloe before noon of FRIDAY, the 27th Instant ..-■:• .CONDITIONS: 1." The Tender to be address ed totheßegistror of Electors for Waitemata, 31, N.Z. Insurance - Buildings, Auckland, aild marked outside, " Tender for Printing Electoral Rolli" . 2. The number of copies of each Roll to be 250. 3. The paper, size, and type to be according to sample to be seen at my offise, . V 55 4. The Tender to state the rate per page, which must cover all coat of paper, composition, Tjress work, folding, stitching, and corrections ' in' proofs. Blank pages not to.be charged. 5. Proofs and revises to be furnished to me In duplicate, which will be returned to the Printer witmn two days af i or being received. ,6V The. Rolls must he completed before the 25th day of July next, or the Contractor shall forfeit the sum of ten shillings for every day beyond that date during which the work shall be.unfl_lshed, ■ -• " -. ■7. Approved security to bo given tothe Regis trar for the due performance of the contract ' ,8. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily to bo accepted. . __. ;- THOMAS SEAMAN. " Registrar of Electors for Waitemata District ( 31, Insurance Buildings,,' ' ■,-'■ Auckland, June 20,1884. -^. Continued on itrat Page ~--»~,: Anctfons. ■-..'" TO-MORROW (SATURDAY)i At 12 o'clock.* . : AT .ONEHUNGA AUCTION MART, HORSES, :CO WS, HAR,NBSS, Cabbages. Mangolds, &c. .; 1; New Dray, Horse; and New Harness 1 Spring Cart, Horse, and Harness (if not ... ~previously sold) 1 light Doubleseatcd Buggy, Horse, and .. Harnosß- /»*.-.. ■■;■'.. . - T Set Iron Harrows -:' C" -. And to be Sold on; the-Grbund where grow--; An Acre of Cabbages.'fit to cut ' .;20,0Ei25 to-sM^Jtojas^flt.totise, • Time for removal, to Ist August; N.8.-The Sale of Furniture v takoplace. .......,......-: ■ WV ■■■■■■. WsM