THE CHURCH AND THE LAW.

roppsod Degradation of a Cloygynian. An Extraordinary Correspondence. (l!Y TELEnRAMI—OWN OOKHEWOSDENT,) Dunrdix, this day. . Thr following • letters have beerf pub lished :— "April 22ud, ISB4.— My Dkab Mr Stanfori-, —I am in receipt of yours of the 20th inst., in which, you design my licenso to officiate in tins diocese, and request tho removal of your name from the clergy list. Had there been nothing beyond what I stated in your letter, it might have been sufficient for one to accede to your request without further remark ; but the request you make ap proaches so nearly to a formal intimation of an intention on your part of which I have been definitely informed upon reliable authority, vie., that your purpose is to abro gate your orders, that it is necessary for me to add a few words. lam told that you purpose entering the 'profession of the law, and that your name is likely to appear shortly as that of a practising barrister or solicitor. As I hold such a change of pro. fession to be incompatible with your posi tion as a priest in tho Church of God, and as this is the first occasion, so far a3 I am aware, of such renunciation of holy orders in this ecclesiastical province, I think it right to inform you that should you not bo able to assure me that I have been misin formed, or should you finally take the step I have indicated, I shall be obliged to pro ceed in thia matter in such a manner as may appear to be advisable for the purpose of affecting your public degradation from the ranks o£ tho clergy. I need not say that this would be most painful to mo, and I can only wish that you had consulted mo before going no far in thia mattor as I am informed you have dono.~-S.T. Ppxedin. Tho Rqv. ii.H. Stanford, 8.A." "Right Rev. Sib,—l am in receipt of, your' letter of the 24th ult., and I heed hardly any that its contents both grieve and surprise. They gr eva me in that a bishop oi the Church 1 lovu should havo supposed it to bo his duty to pen such a letter, and they jnark a new departure in the manage ment of tho diocese. You have apparently listened to rumours concerning my actions. J havo not adopted the same course in making remarks on your performance of tho duties of the sacrod office of a bishop. lam correct, I thjflk, in saying that hitherto the clergy in this diocese have not been learned by examplo to consider tho following of secular callings incompatible with the olfico of a priest. Had I continued to bo enrolled as a clergyman, and followed tho profession of the'law, though I might have expected adverse criticism from somo, perhaps, in and out of our community, I should cer tainly not have looked for such from you as a clergyman in ysur dionese. I have known from time to time of a bishop being a land speculator, mixed up in the conduct of pot tery work?, and bargaining over an anntf&y. To your conduct of thew numerous specu lative enterprise* I have heard many bad epithets applied, and have said no thing, fealing that it was your concern, and not mine. You appear to have thought it no inconsistonce with tho office of a bishop, an overseer of the Church 6i Christ, to mix yourself up in no small decree with such purely worldly and secular Sffairs. I, on tho contrary, before entering the honourable profession of tho Jaw, thought it in better taste to resign my pt>i. Session as a clergyman. There is therefore ih{j contrast batwecn our actions : You re fnaiii a bishop while spending no incon siderable portion of your time on these secular affairs ; I resign my clerical calling before devoting my attention to the pro fession of v barrister and solicitor. You will now understand iibw greatly the con tent* of your letter surprise me. I do not know why I might not h»vts expected sympathy and support fvost you in my en deavour to nrovide for my family and myself. Instead of this, however, a vulgar and childish threat of degradation is hurled at my bead. This, on calm reflection, you will, I beliove, withdraw. Before therefore giving publicity to your letter and this reply 1 gi^ you nn opportunity of with drawing your letter, 1 for one should regret very much that the members of our Church should loam that their bishop could act in a mannar so opposed to the method of his Master and mine.— I am, etc., R. L. ST» Bishop Grove, May 15, 1534.-T« the Rev R. L. Stanford > Sir,—l yesterday received youra of the 12th inefc. J haye read again tho letter to which youra is a reply, and find therein a sufficient refuta. tion of your accusation as to my having listened to rum«ure. I took no notice of an intimation made to me on the highest authority until I heard from the chargo of having, listened to rumours, some of them quite without foundation regarding myself. I have no intention, howeyer, of following you in.the comparison you appear t-9 insti tute between my conduct in the past anjj yourawn.. I have only to say that .were 1 conscious of greater culpability w the con duct of my private affairs than J w, I do not think that I should allow such fault in any W ay to interfere with that which seemed to me to be the path of duty. As a matter of fact, I think you ane aware that that portion of the rumour r* spectißg myself to which you ro fSr, which is true, arises from my having had the misfortune some «x years ago to entrust my private affairs Jo designing and dishonest advisers. Tho point o? importance., however, .in due course. I used the word "degradation' in my last letter in the strict meaning of toe word, holding aa I do with the Church. in all times and countries that it is not right to leave the Church open to any blame which may come from the action, of an other priest who chooses to .enter upon an entiraty new profession, retiring from the aotive oxeroiso of Ms priestly, *u#ctW on-the part of the individual,-, 'fef no adequate defence- His Chuxch ■ oh»raotor remains, andoaghtandei-suchciroumstancea to be removed by the same authority whence it proceeded in as farAß.it can be removed, the Church no longer being responsible for the actions of the man I thought.it moat Wnd toMffi^tt before it was needful far J»0 to.acfc-S. T, "Ri"ht Rev. Sir,—l am in receipt of ■yours of May 15th. I do notproBOSS.JB follow you into all the various matters you have set up in explanation, I trust that you wUI see y°«r »-ay t0 withdraw your Stterto ™ oi April 2«h,and wUI only add that I shall delay the publication of j£u correspondence foe a week to give you the opportunity of doing bo, —R. h. BTAJt '"'"'Rev. Sir,—ln reply,to yours of theSQth,, I have only to flay that I supposed you would understand by my taking no notice of your threat to pa l b3i f ):i.9.Cr-; r |'POndence that I left you to aci, aa you might deter fntae in! thjquestion. I have stili the same intention as to my action. I have only to aa y that the matter is so novel, and,to my mind, so very solemn, »nd I Bhall not allow myself atther to be hurlgd into precipitate £?Uon or to be turned aside from any course upon which I may eventually decide.-I an), S.T., Dbhsujs.

AN INDIGNANT PEDAGOGUE.

Mr Brabaaoa JfU»U»B to His Accusers,

A rather singular opiatie wos forwarded by MrßrabiiEOn, of Nelson-street School, j» tlie City Schools Committee* vad was read at a meeting oi that body held lost evening. Its extreme length presents us giving it full publication, iienee we are compelled to omit much which would prove of internet to many readers. Mr Bratoon opens by begging most respectfully to answer the Sol of the Bo<& on t£e Ifith bat,, #nd then goes on to say that 'As Mr Cart, from his private iwons (winch others shall know at a future time when my fingers and lips are free to writs and speak) thinks proper to tell the public through the press that I hare been kept in my position for the last five years, I wish to remind that individual of my position in Auckland when my private school, which paid me about £6 10s a week, was handed over .to the Board." He then goes on to explain that through want of accommodation in the old school " four yearn passed away, my salary getting no increase Jrora want ot space and numbers, thereby causing a pecuniary loss, of £300, if not more." The £riter,then referred to the. increase of attendance in the new school building, and ureed that to deemed that H satisfactory answer to the insinuations that the.school mor ka> been only licdffiUed. Further on Mr Brabazon says: " The matter of excuses must' be looked into, as I have, now 400. Written excuses for the last three weeker, making at that ratefib,p.ut-;0,OOO I per yeav Thia,Tci comae, is brought.about'by the action of the Cbmmittee,"' BesidOT^ •of .Free'manV Bay will.no 4ouW be <% lighted to tierusethe next paragraph in this emstle. It is as follows:-"The Board will. I am Bure> takg intoagcountjhatjjn^

the opinion of the visiting teachers, we have the poorest and lowest of the city schools, Bay. Wo havo now some children over ton years old, who came a few months ago, not knowing either to read, or, in some casos, their letters. What, in the name of justice or reason, can bo done with those children in 250 attendances; aye, or even tho entire year '!" Corporal punishment is tho next subject treated upon. Mr Brabazon says : —" In reference to the girl Hicks, I ask—lf justice were intended, why did not Hannan get the hand of the girl examined by awj teacher or by the Chairman, or by any in dependent person, whom ho could bring for ward to support his charge? "Why were not the teachers examined as to the dis cipline of tho school ? It is not too late even yet: Why was not the letter of Miss Bot'trill, the female assistant in tho room where tfie children were punished, sent to tho Board, which would show that she, though present, saw nothing harsh or cruel, and, in many cases, less punishment than might be? How, then, can the words ' cruelly used' and 'bandied about' ho applied to my treat ment of children ? If 1 were to make it public that Mr Hannan, a member of Com mittee, used language unlit for girls to hear in front of his own-door, because they were looking into his shop, would the law hold me clear and guiltless? 1 trow not. Then why not the same law apply in my case ?" Aa to discipline, he wrote: — "The Inspector reported of this school three years ago, ' discipliue gocd ;'" in re gard to City East, the words, "' in head master's presence' were added." Subse quently ho remarks, " I fear, sir, ' this matter' has boon got up to bring me down, and as I belong to no secret society of any kind, I cannot ask any man to speak for me, but must rely en tirely on mij own merits. I respectfully therefore ask the Board to reconsider its verdict, perhaps formed on insufficient evi dence, and not to throw a slur on tho un stained honour of one of its oldest sorvants. I havo never left my business and beon found drunk in a public-house, and been afterwards reinstated [a nasty jar for somebody !] I have never ' boozed' and caroused with any man in any public-houso and brought censure and disgrace upon myself. 1 havo never read newspapers in school, and neglected my official dutiea by so doing [more oxposuro for somebody!- I have never come, late to school and theroby loft businoss unattended to. I have nover becoiuo bankrupt [another unfortunate hit hard] and failed to pay my creditors, though I havo reared and educated ten children, and boon the father of 13. I havo- always, striven to set an oxample to my pupils and my children tri word and'deed. If you wish to part with my long, tried services, give mo, as my health is breaking down from constant headaches, a compensation of 12 month* pay, from Ist July next, and I will attend to my duties till you appoint a successor to take my place after tho winter holidays." Tho Committee listened to this lengthy com niuuiimtion with varied, feelings—surprise, awe,- and Irrepressible humour at times find ing expression as tho paper unfolded and disclosed things now and rathor unexpected. The Committee, however, did not appear to be favourably impressed with Mr Brabazon'b affecting effusion, and passsd a resolution which appears elsewhere in the rupoit of the general business transacted by tlje Committee, which was to the effect that Mr Brabazon should bo removed from Nelson-street School as speedily as possible, either by payment of salary in advance, or by removal to another schoo.l.

Tho highoßt prize attainable to English musical stuclents, the Menndelsahon scholar ship, haa been won this year by a woman, Miss Mary V/urm. -Her chief toncher was of her own sex.

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THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1884,



Advertisements Lale for Classification PIANOS jupt landesdcx Deva. Firat-.clnsa English and German Pianos from £.15 (new quods). at ThO9. H. Webb's, Hobaon street. E< lAN OS.—Pirst-olaafl Iron <jra;id, jn rosewood case worth £100; price, £70, at 9, 11. Webb'?, Hobaonstroet. PIANOS.— Latest novelties, with glass fronts, ex Deva: price, £18; real bargains, ftt 'f liOB. It. Webb's, Hobaon-streot. PIANOS, Organs, and Harmoniums very cheap, prior to removal of music business "from Lyooum Hall to Oak Houso, Hobaon st.,Mr Thos. 11. Webb having purchased the stock from G."H Webb & Co , who havo now retired. T>UPIL TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. Tho Annnal Examination of Pupil Teachora and Candidates for Employment will bo held at Auckland, Thames, and Humilton, on TUES DAY, lat July. 188 i; ana following days. ' AH Pupil Teachers of the First and Se,CQnd Years arc required to attend, unites specially nxempted by the Board. Pupil Teachers of tho Third Yoar. who desire to bo oxair.ined, should send in their names not later than SATURDAY, 21st Juno instant. By order of the tiotud, VINCENT «. PICE, Sacretary. PAKIIURAHI- No. 1 BLOCK. 3,497 ACBKS-Govored with magnificent kauri, situate at Talma, 1) miles from Grahamstown, . Tharaos. This Land is for Salo, in lots of from 50 acres and upwards; terms, £2 an acre, 25 por cent, to bo paid in cash (if the purchaser should prefer it), and tho balance lo bp secured by mortgage ftt fnor centum por annum—Applied tion to DO.maije jo Mr Rochfort, Barrlstor-at- Law, Wollesleystroet ; 'or to tho Proprietor, Mr Hoh.optt Hitaln),' Parawai, ghorUand, Thames. ■ ' "DUDIftfENTS O? If V~B 1 0 •*-*' Thoroyßhly taught Jn 12 Jesgons (In .class) for I^alf aG.uinea. A new class is nojy for mlng. Inteudlne students must enter tlieli1 nam.ps *»n ,or before SAT.UBDAY NEXT. ' ! ■ JIR }V. H. WEBB, L.S.S.A., ACADEMY OP MO6JC, Qafc- -Ho»sft Hobson-str.eot T^ E. W :j; M AJJ KB : . -3? .HA LL. TUESDAY EyENJNG, JUNB 10th. n^'LKOTOBSJViII l.e1 Riven by Mr H. W. Farnaij. on " TRe Oripin aad Destiny of the Britiah and American Nations." Lcaturo to commencffofsb'clockl' ' ' Lt ' .• ■ • "'-' Admisalon: One ShlUiuK.- A large coloured lithographic chart, illus trating tho subject of tlie lecture, will bo presented gratuitously to'eaoh toijpiber pf the au'dicrry-p^ . ■ W. 8. CQCJIRAHp] [JAM&S ?, Aci? E tuesday, june 1,0. watches, plated ware' 'jewellery, Pictures. THE Sufjscrjbere wjll«ell at th,eir Rooms, Quoen-strejjt, pp Tueadaj, June 10. at 1J o'clock, WATCHES, Jewellery, Plotcdwnre. Picture-, OldckB; Conotrtln is. Books. Clitbtn'gr,lNot6 Paper, Tweed; Tumblers, Opera and Field •- ■ : _ ma., &c so. SAMUEL COGHRANE & SON, ■ Auctioneer?. T" MONDAY, JUNE p. ■ To .CABINETMAKERS, FURNISHERS, AND OTHERS. CHILD'S SEAT ROCKING CHAIRS SCREW OFFICE CHAIRS TURN DOWN CHAJiiS EAST LAKE AND LONG BRANpH CHAIRS, GABRIEL LEWIS HAS receiy,e.d instructions to sell, at hip Rooms, on Monday, June 9, at 11 o'clpck, 81 GABES OF ORAIRS AS ABOYK. Teiyiß at Safe. . ■fcTORTHERN'OMNIBUS GOMPANX JS fIjIMITEDI). NEW NORTH mifl TIME-TAB^:, pp And ; . a^ter yrupxiisbl!?. March ISth. IBM :- Aaokland to Mt AWiert Aypndale toMt, Albert andAvondaie. T and A. uokl¥ l?:. lAveUnion^ank: S :'' SATURDAY, I®"' •10 a.m. A 7.55 a.ra. 11' ?•" 1! ! 'For Mt. Albert only. tFr<?m Mt. Albert only. Auckland to New • New Lynn to Auck- Lynn. ' ' ,^ ai m ' g4TURDAyS. 2 ' QR^AT NORTH ROA&. Auckland and Arch Hill. Leave Nation^ Rink. U&V3 Arch Hill. 7.30 a.H>. g.15 a.nj. ■>i! ¥ Saturday IfeKtaOffl/. S»t»»}ay Ats Oply. •■ ,;^ fSp'fIH- : : &§*?• ■ ' ! AnOouiiboawlUrnnfwraPtpTinofalta|aUo Aoyfuti i.iS aud 5.30 p.m.. •• , ~,',. I Alao an Oranlbuß will run from Avondajo to Auckland at,, 9 > a,m'.> :sfj* PfV»\ 4uokls n<i toWonffie 530 p.m.latnrday Nights'oHwTi-vondale to Auckland a p.m./ Auckland to Arpndale 10.30 p.m. 1 • Will not run (m^atnrdafg. -



Wanted. WANTED, an intelligent Boy.—Apply Jobbing-room, Stab Ofllce, WANTED, rospeotubleLadaas Appren tices to the )l«!.«ch.-.T. Trenwlth's Boot Factory. WakeHolri-Btreet. WANTED, a .Respectable Lad as Apprentice in the Upholstery Departs nient.—T. and H. Cookn, 41. Victoria-Btreot WANTED, a Lad about 14, to make himself generally ÜBeful.—Mr Patterson, Mount Albert. WANTED, Boy to clean boots.—Apply Cambridge House. Vincent-street. ANTED, Boy to make himself ueeli.l in gardon and stable -Apply Mr C. S. Snayle George, Grafton Koad, between liours of C and 7 p.m. or 8 and 9 a.m. . WANTED, a good Carpenter.—Apply toS. Surman. MountKden Road. W "ANTED; a~~good Farm Hand; married man preferred.—Apply to Mr Patterson. Heafleld View. WANTED, a Cabinetmaker ; must bo a good hand.—T. and H. Cooke, U, Vic roi'ia-Btreet. _____ WANTED immediatoly, a good Carpen ter.—Apply on Monday morning before nino o'cloofc. to C. F.Krotclimar, next to Hnlmo's, tlio butcher, Queen-atreet. "\TCrANTED, a Man to Fell Blue Gum W Trees and Split into Firewood, at per cord.—Apply between 9 and 10 o'clock Saturday or Monday morning.—Thomas H. White, Archi teot,Queen-Btreet. "VITANTED, a good Man Cook.—Apply Wto Mrs Garrick, Sydney and Molbourne Cafe, Upper Quecn-atrect. VfTXNTEb, a Young Man with some T V experience of Felmongory.—Apply to Warnock Broa., Coxa Crook. ANTED, good Needle Hands.— Samuel Lorou, Wellcßloy-Btroot. ANTED, 2 good Crimean Shirt Ma chinlsts.—Apply Mra Wilson (llrst cot tage, Newton Road, otr aymoiidß-atrcat). \\T ANTED, a Young Girl, about 14 V V years of age, to assist in housework.— Apply to Mra William Rosscr, Wood-street, Pou3onby. _ W^ ANTED, a Good General Servant; nono others need apply to Jnno Smith, Draper, Quoon-street (next tha Uuitod Service Hotel) WANTED at llannaford'a Auckland ltegiatry (establiahed 21 years), Genoral (QlHlxirnc); small family, liSa. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (oatablishcd 21 years), Qcnora) (Mount Albort); email family. T*7" ANTED at Hannaford'a Auckland VV Hoßistry (established 21 years), Ilotol Housemaid (country); 12a to Mb. WANTED, a good Assistant to tho Dressmaking; also Apprentices — Apply to Mra Hemingway, Junction Drapery, Jr«o man's Bay. \\T A>N,T ED, Buttonholers, Prossoi'H. VV Machinists, and Kluishcrs for Drills and Tweedfl, Vest Hands, and a few smart Hoys and Girta.—Auckland Clothing Factory, Cuatoma-st. Kaat. ' ' WANTED, na Boarders, 2 young Men, at Hanslop Ifouso. Vincent-stroet (left side, near top). Pleasant homo; modornto terms. ' WANTED, two respectable Men as Boarilors. — Apply to K. W. Simmons, Bootmaker, Houßon-at. lopposltw Hnbaon Hotel), WANTED, ki a private family in Pon sonby Road, tady and Gentlomon or Gantlomcn Boarders.—Address " L.X.L.," Star Olllce. , WANTED, Two Kespectablo Working Jjon as Boardors.—lira Beaoock. Nel son-street, near Wolloaloy-atrout. TIT"ANTED, three respectable Working >T Men aa Boarders.—Mrs Impoy. Grafton Road, third liouso from Choral Halt. Tornia hi oil era to. ' WANTED, one or two Uentlomen as Boarders in a private family; chess piny ers proforred.— Mrs Lovi, vehnsiij, Upper Pitt: street, Newton. \\7"ANTEI), B,qard and Residence in y T private family; neighbourhood of Par nell preferred.—State terms and full particulars to "T.K ," Star t'tlloe. WANTED, two respectable Mou as Boarders; terms, £1 (washing. mendiiiKl. —Mrs Hunter, ttrat liouaa.top Hepburn-street. VTlf ANTED, an Engagement as J>.dy T T Help or Stewardess: good referuncea.— Adrti-MM. " 5.5.," Stab Offldo. ' WANTED, all Interested i" the cause of Temperance to attend iho Anniversary M'cctlug of tho Sir Henry Ilarelock Band of Hope, Alexandra-street, on Monday, Ji)iitlß. T\^ANTED, a Sin(jle-9oatcd Hooded V T liuguy. with paten t axles.—D. B. prchard, 18.. N.Z. Insurance Buildings. - WANTED, Pupijß for Dancing Clase, Thursday cveiiinKa; pri vato lesaons given. —Mrs Welch, 151, Grey-gtroet. WANTED, Music Pupils per quarter, month, or week ; Is lessons.- Mru Welch. 151, (iroy-atroot. TVTANTED, all to Head " Hard Times VV and 1 jiml Monopoly." an uppoal to tho Electors on tho burning question of tlio day, Published by N. U. Lunnos. Auckland, and sold by all Bookaellora. Price, Uno Bhllllng. WANTED, our Customera to call in as ' often as convenient to Imvo tholr silk huts dresaed, for which no charßC will be nnulo.—Moprto, Cpmpetitlyo Ilatter, Pift and Beresford atroete. WANTED TP PURCHASE, on North aliori, good MilkinK' Cow. — Apply " Omega." Poat-otllco, North Store. WANTS UTO PURCHASE, for cash, a good Freehold Property. In or near the city; yaluo £?.000, ana yleldinir a rental to pay a reasonable" pofodHtttge on tho investment.— Apply to Babcr aud Rawliogs, Comralsslon Aaonta. Fort-strcot. ''' ■' ' ' WANTED, to dispose of a Retrievor; carries well, acoustonied to the gun ; only requirement is v goofl home. — Adareas, by letter, Miaa Spilsbury, Vaaao-flora Lodge, Sca flold Vlow. ' --./., WANTED TQ ;BELL 100 Indies' Ulater Dolmauft. In all the newest atylea ; 300 yards Dress Material, Homespun and Plaids, at 8d per yard,—William Kyro, Vic toria-stroet Auckland/ W4NTED— When you are in Hobson . 'stFcotcallanA see thp largo and cboico stock of Moaglol Twoedß juct'spened fpr tho coming; season at Munro and AUUlgan'a. ANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, atT. Nutsferd'a, ' Watchmaker, Victoria - street (noxt Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 months. ANTED SJBEN, the splendid assort moat of Boots and Shoea csw On Yiow In my Windowl^-H. Hnrle, Ancklandßoot Em porium, Victoria-street. \\TA NT E D KNOW N. -Smith and IT Cauejjoy haVe jnst opened a parcel of Nuns' Veiling In ebades. duitablo for evening wear—pink, sky, cream, And yhitc. ANTED KNOWN,—Violin Lessons. Pupils recoiVTDd for Instruction on the Violin.—Apply P. F. Hlscocks. Monmouth Cot tago. WilUam-Btrect (next St James's Church). \irANTED KNOWN—Girls' Ulsters, VT from 29 04:008^168, from 4s; Hosiery. Gloves, Rib Dons.'and Ijaoos 1n groat variety, at Donald W. Jack and Co'a., Ponsonby Road. ANTED KNOWN—Boys' Hats and Caps from 8d; good value In Men's Shirts, Socks, CoUarß, and Tins ;at Donald W; JacltandCd'B.'.Popgoribyßoaa. ' • WANTED KNOWN—SeaI Bags," with "er yrlthoutmuff. a beagtlflil aasortment, at all prices, at Charles Kelasy and Co.'s', 130, Queen-atreet. WANTED KNOWN, — Fire! Fire! Klrol—Bo In time and aeo tho Furniture. only slightly damaged by fire in Victoria-street, at Uampie/s Large Furnlahing Shop, Hobson-st. WANTED KNOWN — Shillina Hair Brush! Hair Brush for On« Sklllinfr I The Shilling Hair Brush 1 White handle Hair Brush, only One Shilling J— At Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. AISTANTED KNOWN—Charles Kelsey V T and Co. have a beautiful assortment of Gold and Silver JeweHery, the whole of which lias tho morit ot being gonutno, aa they keep no Imitations.—Charles Kelsoy and Co., 120, Queen street. WANTED KNOWN— Chkap Tjmbkb 1 Cheap Timbkrl And all other kinds of Building Materials, canbepurohaßOd-oheaper and lipttw than anywhere else at the yardaof 1). GoLDip. Alfaart-stoiiiJt, _ ANTED, Buyers for Velveteen, at Is 6d yard; Trimmed Hatu. from 3a lid; Blankots, from 10s Od pair; Sheeting, from lid to Is ihl; Flannela, f rbm Bid; Women's and Children B Stookines, from 6<l; cheap and Fashionable Dress Materials. A- large aaaort mentof'tho ahovo of unequalled value a\ \y.eHjgloyHquw-a, Lpyett. "\TTANfEp ftNOWNT-Tliat g A SfUEL VV lovki.lj has otfeijcd at Kbtabllshrtieritin Buclianan's Buildings, Wellesloy-stroet, as a Flrst-clasa Mantle and Jaqkotniaker, and having had a largo 'Oxperfenoa in sonic of the best ! London housea, is in a position1 to guarantee a i Perfect Frt, Latest' Stylo, and good Workman ship. 'l;he Dressmaking Branch Vvill bo under tlio supervision of an experienced eraon, "YTrANTEDKNOVyN—Velveteens from VV One apd Sixpence per yard at Robßon's, Drajer, Pqnaonby. Blauketa, Counterpanes, Calicoes, Flannels; very cheap. -ANTED KNOWJJ.-I take this op portriiiiityHn thanking mjr'n^any frlondß and'Customen for past favour!)', and hope for a oontlnuanco of the same. Dressmaking jn al the latest Btyleß.—Mrs Kirkrtaii. Dresamaker, Victoria-atreet West (two doors from Williama'B Tailor). , WANTED SEEN by all buyers of Jewellery, Kelaoy's Stock of real Silver and real Gold. They keep no imitations on their premises; they therefore guarantoe everything Bold' by them to be real silver or gold.—Charles Kolsdy and Cd,^ 120; Queen-street. ■ W" "&NTE_> ICMOW,' tjitft sil working men can saVo their money by oolltag at the Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Meals sfrnenfe Bo_til and Lodging 15a per week.— IXtMuMo^lroW^otetheaddreM -.-tteaily OBpeitg the1 Waltemata Hptel, and plose io thfl Daijif ' ' '.TItrANTED, all the New Arrivals, and VY Old Ones, top, to Call ot Farrell and BaruiffaF'sV Butchpra, J75. Queen-street, to in- Spectlßequality.andesawinpthe pripe pf our Meat. Prjne Eocalßeef and Muttijn, Irom 2d pef«Jb.iTC»ib»pnrohaserß most liberally dealt frith. Bpfl »p. anil fIU yp^ji kitg for vpry little monsr. '''•'•'''_'" Allot-' .y V mgnts at Mont lp Grand, Mgunt lioskilL MaH, are- feady for SotppUpp; They. are. D(3autjjully g)tut(tpd; magnificent efreriejy,: which cannoyer tie built gut; Bofl,aemiT yolcftnic; no stones to clear; 'busses pass,at convenient intervals thraugHSut tho day. and late at night Apply on property to E. f. Herbort.



Wanted. ffj_ WANTED, Tonders for Cottage anc Shop on Mount Koskill Road. To clobi on Wednubday. Spcciticutions, &C,, at J Willorton's, Aborcroinbie-Btreet. The lowost oi any tender notiicccasaiily accoptet'. ANTED, a strong Boy.—F. Winter Queen-street. WANTED, a Second-hand Copying Press, foolscap siro, with or without stand.—Address, statin; price, to P.T.F., Stat Office. ■, ; .- •' .-■; "ITTANTED, two or three good Car YY pontcra. also an Improver,—Apply to night at my house, Nowton Road, or Mondnj morning at workshop. Clmpel-Btreot.—Thos Colobrqok, Builder. , ANTED, Gcnetiil Servant,; also; good handy Lad tp make himsolf gonerall) useful.-Apply Mrs Allan, Victoria Uoad North Shore. WANTED, a Single Man for groom.— Apply (between !l und 10 a m.), J. Banks Frozen Meat Company. _ _j WANTED, 2 Women to label tins.- Apply. to the N.Z. Frozen Meat and Storago Company. '■ WANTED, 2 strong Boys- for Factorj work.—Apply tto K. Waters, .Confoc tioner, Queen-street; ' •-. ANTED KNOWN to' Paintiors and Paperhnn?erp.—lTidt Twite, in Karanga hapo Road, can sell No. 1 Scrims at 414 oash, boinir a direct importer. ANTED Kr- OWN—To be sold flioap, at Autten's Furnitnre Shop. 310, Upper Queen-street, Single Flax Muttraases, Us; Double (To., 15s; Bedstoads. 10s; Palliasses, Children's Cote, Coiiohoa, Suites of Furniture, iiamps. Tables, Suucojiann, iiolleis, aud all kinds of Furniture, at Außten'u, 310, Upper Queen-Btreot All kinds of furniture bought. WANTED KNOWN, that eoodSaddle Horses and Single and Doublo-soated Hucirfcs are for hire at J. Martin's.Stables, Piirnell. '-■>' W ANTED, Everyotio to See the New "Pearl Inlay "Birthday Cardu, at R. K. Finch's, Qiicon-strnet. .„..,.... WANTED, Three or four Hands jmtho Wood Dopartment.—Cousins- to Atkin, Coachbulldera, Klliott-strcct. ANTED .KNOWN.— Irf v futuroS tho Barbor at Parnell will be found at homo all day. Townprieefl.- , »!.'■. , ANTED. — Wanted to Sell, very choap. having CO cases of< Bated'.Oil. Castor Oil. and Scontod Hair OH to soil on Com misdlon. como from A N. lato Klro. Castor Oil. S<l bnlUo, is Gd dozen, Is 3d by tho case; Salad Oil. 6d bottlo, 6a 3d by tho caso : Morton's Scontcd Hair Oil. lv bottlo for (Jd. 5s 3d dozon, 5s by tho caso; Robinson's Patent Groats, only (id: Tin Oood Tea, laid lb; Cocoa and Milk, only 8d tin; Scented Soap. 8 cakes lot Is; Miicd Splc", 8 packets for Od; Water Hottles. only Gd; Olass Decanters, Is; Wine Glasses, 2d; White and Gold Sots of Jugs, 3s set: White and Gold Cups and Saucers. Bd, 7s Ikl dozon ; Glass Jugs, Od ; Jnpaneso Gloss for Uootß, only 5d bottlo. 3 bottles for Is; Boot Protocton. only 3d card ; Nutmegs. 3d oz; Kpsom Salta, -Id do/.ou, 2a 6d 71b boj£; Pens, Od box; Spectacles, Gd and Is: Kxerotso Hooks, 3d unrt 3d ; Cotlue, Is 2d lb.^H. WAIT, Pitt-strcet. Largre Tea Trays, only Is 33. A N TED KNOW N— That Uio STOCK of CLOCKS A«D WATCHES AND JKWRUiRRY ftt GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE has boon Greatly Augmented by LARGE AH IUVALS. and an Inspection ia solioltod of tho STEIUINO HOUU and SILVKK GOODS (all WARRANTED) in the Ouoonstroet VViiidow. and the Artistic IMITATION JEWKLLKRY n tile Vlctorla-strcot Window. Wo make1 a SPECIALTY of these Two Llnoa, kponinir both tho Genuine and the Imitationto SUIT all TASTE 3 and Pockots; but Uwy aro kept SOpa rato, and Displayed in Different Streets, hwrl- Silver Sots, 2a Gd; Brooohos and lUngs, Is eaoh; and othor Lines equally Cheap, at GoODSOTPS LONDON ARCADK, Quwn-Bt. and Vtctorlaflt, andatChristclmrcbond Wolllngton. Tho Fancy Ooods Bt4ck is UnO(iuaUod Intho Cqlony. Vjn- ANTED KNOWN NOW SHO^INO "' AT » J. G. BRO\VN'S, I'ARNELL, rarsPECiAL value inifi ULSTERS AND FOUR-IN-HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSrERV AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS. ■ A LARGRHTOCK OFOKNKHAL DRAPERY TO SKLKCiT FROM, AND PRICKS LOWfcit THAN QUEKN ST., j. (1. PRO\yN'Sj I'ARNELL. TVT ANT E D KNO WN. TO BE CLKARED, . A T. I ":' f.i STEPHEN.SON'S, Kahanoaiui-e Road, Nkwton; h ' 500 pairs Kid Gloves, rs Od por pair; 1,000 pairs Lisle Thread Gloves. od, worth l! 1,500 pieces (good shades) Ribbon Velvet. 18 yards for til; (100 ynrrts fc'iisli Ribbons II Bhaduß). Is Gd por yard: 2.000 do«en Dross Buttons. 2d por dozen; DrossMatorialß, <id, Bd, ?[d por yard upwards; 1.000 yards French Cashmere U0 ■liodca). Is por yard; 500 yards Fronoh Merino 16 Blmdcs', Is Ski, worth 2a fid: Crimean Shirting. OJd. Ib, la 3d. to 283 d per yard; Union Shirtings, from Bid upwards; Flannels. 74d. Od. Is per yard upwards; 9 x -I Blankets (all wool). 9s lid per pair. Try our 10s Trousers to Measure— cant be beaten. MILLINERY—by experienced hands . . DRESSMAKiijra—by experienced hands TAILOR(NO—by experienced bands On the PHKiiisfEs. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALE WAREHOUSE. KAUANGAHAPK ROAD..' NEWTON. 'tT A N TED KN O W.N- W AKBWOF ' * NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S WELL-TRIED REMEDIES FOR WINTER )JBE. - f COMPOSITION POWDER.-It ia known in all Englißh-Hpoaklng countries for its many Bood quallUcß. Yon who ato subject to. Colds or Sore Throats ddn't bo without it ;• Is 6d a tin; 1 BALM OF GlLEAD.—Seven /ears' trial has proved thia to be one ot the Best Compounds eVor ottered for the ouro of Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma.'and Cutfeh. Baa BotHp, COUGH PO WDER-—Effectual and qiiiek in Congestion. PWurisy, or Inflammation of tho Lungs. Is Gd a Tin. \ : . . ! COUGH SYRUP.—Whqre th_re are children nothing is better for CeughaiCroop. or Bron chilis. A pure expectorant without morphia or opium. ls6da_d?saßOttlo.-'.lj ' HOP BITTERS, 2s 6d a Bottle. NEIL k ~C~L~I FIORD, HERBALISTS,- fjT" •Botanic Dispensary, :;WBM[,EaucY-BTpsß!r, , ■ ■ - ■ ■ ' ■ AtJCKLANO.* * »-»m*«i. Lost and Found. LOST, a half-bred Greyhound jand. Coolie Ijoir; (ioioßr, HBht-brqtyn; ajjawott to the n tine of " Yub'a;" number on collar, 120, Mount l«Men District, Findor rewarded.—Apply J, and P. Oxloy, Wharf. LOST.— Will thq Lady wjio called ,at Lewisson'k about a yellow,' golcf moirntoii Watoh Pendant, please leaVo fame fit Lewis* son's, Jcvvcnn', Inul she will be handsomely ro- Wjj dcd. \__ LOST or Stolen at Palii, Kaipara, a Ship's Lifo Boat, olinkor btillt, about 25ft. long, painted whlto bottom and black top Bides; side tanks under seats.—A reward will bo paid, on recovery by John Reid Sf, Co., 2U, Queen-street, Auckland. ■ ..- LOST, Black Filly, marked' Elevon on near rump, falntry seen, hair growing out; ali>o, prlvato mark.: Reward given.—G. Sage, Olrphanfc9treot, Ponsohby. ■f*S RiSWAKD;—Lost, a Orrestttut Geld -0 in«, with scar on 'tajl, through being shipped.—G. W. Binncy, Qnecn-strcet.. ■■ ■ _£•"! A REWARD. — Stolonj' on the *XV night of Thursday, May 29, from the paddock of Mr H. Bllkie. near tho Royal Oak, Onehunga, Four Packs of Vegetables.—The above'reward w»U be paid on conviction of tho thlef.-H. Bllkie. . ' ■ ■ "■ - ' -j /_S.—Lost, on Wednesday, 28tli, ba JAJ .twdpH'PeiiWep Crogsiug and^Olahuhu, a'Laay's l J eath'ati'Bai<, containing a suiA of mono? and various other'articles.—Tho above reward will ho paid to anyone returning tho same to H. Jackson, Butcher, Otahuhu, or Star Offidß. " ' TTP L. UITC HE L L, *L4ND AND ESTATE AGENT, FOR LEASE for a Long Term—A Bplondid Farm of 110 Aoros, freehold, in grass, with a Leasehold attached of 150 Acroa, having good timber for fencing; within tO minutes' Walk of a rising township, with the advantage of a con stant and excellent market. There is a com modious family residence, and also outhouses, cow-sheds, barns, &c. This iB a first-class favvw. capable of producing a good iiicojlh;, ana in now in ahighijtatgQfcultivation. Purchasing olause can be oblained If necessary. ' FARMS FQR: SALE OR LEASE - Good Houses and Allotments for Sale. Houses to Lot. Grand Sections—Mount Kdon, Ponsonby, North Shore, and other places, for Sale. MONEY TO LEND on Mo'rtgago on good Freehold Security. '■ PARTNERSHIPS Negotiated, and Conflden tlal Agencies undertaken. ' . ' 8, Mkucantile CiiA!iinKßß. Queen-street, TTVISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, The Partnprsblp lately existing between the undersigned as Boot and Shoe: Manufaeturei'rf, under the'name or style of Coles and Walton, Has this day been Dissolved by mutual consen*. Mr-RICHARD AVALTON will continue hi the Business, and di^charjQ :.\\ iitvijilltftj 'con' taptod'liyt;ieiateflvjß. ■ ' }""■ Tated fhia 7tn June, 1884. ■ ■'•' i y'' ' '■ Qwflßf^ Aj 00LE9. Witnesß: W. L Mitoiiell; \ Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street. ONSONBY HALI,,:^-'Evan*el|Btia: Services, nnder the management of the Ponsonby Evangelistic Committee, op. Svti-. DAY EVENING, from 8 tttft Seats free. No collections. All are Invited.'.. . rT ~T , .,..,, 1 IS k£RMßy'Gl!V_iNls |Hat'it *s -JLS -intended to introidwce a Bi}l next session 01 i.'ij:liara<'nttOconat(tutpfto«ow\KhOo.;mpit i oPOneliunga ft'HaT-bour Board for- TKo Harbour of Manukau.' Copy of tbo Bill is deposited In the Resident Magistrate's Court. Onehunga ' G. AJA'URJCKQROitkK. Onehuqßa. May 31.1!WI. wiMim—■»



ailscellaneoaa Wanteds. A VALUABLE Gold Watch given t every Servant who stays two years in sltuatioii obtaincrt through Hannuford's Ancl liuul ItnglsU-y. Genuine. F""~IREWOOD I FIREWOOD I — Wantei to Purohnse, Rata and Ti-tree. 100 tons delivered at Mount Eden Station to Ashle; and Son; atato pi ic. MAGIC LANTERN.—Anyone havini a Lantern and Slides for sale, Bern particulars and price to " J.L.," Te Kopuru Notthcrn Wnlroa. FARM HANDS.—Wanted, two stead; Men for a farm; married, and must-b good ploughmen. — Apply L. D. Nathan & Co. TO BRICKLAYERS. — Wanted, a Jo! as Improver. At work at the trade -I years.—Address P.P., Star Office. ANTED" TO LET, a Houso witli ( rooms, in Richmond Uoad, noxt to M Field's, Grocer. nnRA'DESMEN'S BOOKS opened, mad. JL up. posted, checked and balanced period .it-Ally by an Experienced Accountant, at i nominal cost—Aockoss "Accountant," P.0.1i ;8, Auckland. AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLAS3.- Wanted, a few Ladies and Gcntlccnon In tcrcstcd in tho formation of a private Dramatli Class, under a competent instruct r, to sonc their names and addresses to " Amateur," Stm Oflloe. . nO'ROMANDEL HOSPITAL A Medical Man is required for the above Hos pital. Salary, *200 por annum, with private praotice. Applications to be made to tho under signed up to MONDAY, 9th June, 1831. A. I ' ■■ ■ J. 11. HARRISON, " Secretary Hospital Commttlee. f^i ARDENING.—Wanted Known to thos« vJT whom it may concern—That J.P. Slattory Practical Gardener, Wellington-street, is pie pared to undertake all kinds of work in his pro fesslon, and execute it in the best and mosl cfHelen t manner-such as the laying-out of new grounds neat and to tho best advantage, prun ing. renovating, putting in order, and all kindi of ground work to tho best satisfaction. ORE JEWELLERY.—Mr H. IW. -holz, Working Jeweller, begs to inform the trado, his friends, and the public that hav ing rettirnod to Auckland, ho has commenced Business in Darby-street, Thistlo Hotel Build ings ia fow stops from Quoon-streot). All orders aim repairs in Jewellery will be sutiafoctoril; oxeoutod. Prices very moderate. Personal. WG. ALLEN, Draper, Jervoia Road, • Ponsonby. begs to notify that ho has no connection with C. Allen, draper, lat« of Victurla street. . MATRIMONIAL.— Several respectable Females, auros f.om 20 to 50, aro williug to correspond with respectable Oul<3ettlers through llunnaford's Agency with a view to the above. EAFNESS I—The Infalliblo Remedies proscribed by those enilncnt Aurists, tbo Surgeons of the two London Koyal Kur in flrmarlcs. Descriptive pnmphlots gratis (or posted on receipt of stamps).—'!'. It. Hannaford. A nckjand. PERSONAL.— You will find Mrs J. W. KniL'lit, Into of Queciittroi>t, In the City Market with all kinds of choico Fruit, Vpge tablos, Uio first of tho season: also, Poultry of flrstolttss quality, alroady propared for tho spit. Please note the uddrega — " Welloslcy-street entrance." Fish and oysters. To Let TO LET, a Shop in a cent nil potutiou.— -' Apply Circulating Library, Parnell. TO LET, Shop and 5 rooms in Hobnan street, near Cook-street.—Apply to Thos. Constable. rjpO LET, 2 Unfurnislied Roomß.—Apply X for address to Mr Hiifihos. Grocer, Wol liiigtonatreot. TO LET, Unfurnished Rooms in Grat'ton Road, with gius and other conveniences, and grand yiew.-"M.0.(.'.," Sy.iß Offlcn, •■ ri^O LET, 4-roomed Cottage, East-street, J. Newton; ront, lia Ikl per week.—John H. 1 lamer. Agent. Karangahape Road. TO LET, at Noitlipoto, Birkenliead, noar wharf, 4-roomed (lottuge and orchard; 7 acreajand.—Auply T. McMaster. Queen street. rilO LET, 2-roomed Cottago, and Fur- A nlslicd Apartments. -Apply fourth houso In G rcon-alroot, near Convent, on* College Road. rilO LET, in Vincent-street, ono or two A. Furnished Bedrooms and Sitting-room: uso of kitchen ; gasuiul wator; private family. —Apply Stab Oitlce. . rW\O LET, a Room with use of kitchen, JL ni-ar Quccn-btreot—For addross apply at STAI^OiHCO; _^__ TO LET (furnished), a Bed-room and Sitting-room, with or without board.— Apply Stab otllco. ■ TO LET, a Hoitso iti Kontetrpet, Surrey Hills; six ipoms and waah-nousoi rent, lHa.-Appiy BiAJiof(lco, J TO LET, in Norfolk-street, Ponsonby, a 9-roofcied Ileus* ; two register grates, gas and water laid on, wiish-hotiFC (detached).— Apply J. Morrison, Asphalt r, Newton Road. TO LET (cheap), to a respectable tonant, a nice Now House, five rooms, every con venience, close to tho Tramway Terminus.— ApplrWnltorß. MnElwuin. Iliivflolrt. Ponsonby. TQ LET, a Soven-rooincd \ nm, with two rooms dqtached, in Ring Terrace, Shelly Bunch; \ivory convenience.—Apply to Joseph Woodall. Arthur'a Mart, Qucon-strcet; or Woodall's Store, Hackett-atruct, Ponsonby, O LET (Leamington Road, oft' Valley Rood), ii comfortable Cottage of four rooms and scullery; range, register grato, and Vene tian blinds; good garden ; rent, I2s6d per week. —Apply J. A. Woodward. Kden Vale Road. TO LET, tho 3-storied Brick Building known as Foster's Boot Factory, in Rut land-street, just off "Queen stroot; suitable for a manufactory or wholesale storo,—Apply to L. H. Ncumegen, Darby-street. _ *. TO LET, at Mount Eden, 2 O-Rootned - Vilas, with bay windows, vorandah. flro places twith rogister grates), tanks, cellars, and .outhouses, situated just below ShjlUi's 'Bus OtHon.—Apply to Jesse Stokes. Mount Eden f^jpO LET, for a fcerrci. in busiest part of JL Ouocn;str*ot, 4 K°><l "hhp; euitabio for Tubrtciioinst. Stationer, or other light buali lisa. —Addrees, stfttlng liuelnogg, to "Phop," Star Offloe, ■ TO BE, LET, charming Marine Villa, London-street, with splendid wa'erviow, on large Bllotmont; a very comfor'ablo Fonr rooinod Dwel ing. with good, workshop and orit hoHse at back.—W. U-Mitohel', 8 Mercantile Chambers : Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OP NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. ' IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot "TBo Debtors, and Creditors Act, 187(5, and1 the seVcrarActa amending tlie satno, and of tho Bankruptcy of -TitqjlAS RAYMdND, of To-Pake, {n tho. 'PrMwoiftl District'of A^r,lUand, apd' Colony of New Zealand, aottlcr,» Debtor, Notiob tfI'HER'KnVoiVEN that it is the intention of tho above-pamed Debtor to apply to this Honourable Court on WEDNKSDAY, tho 18th day of Juup, 1884, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the orenoon, or as soon thereafter as Counsel can bo heard in that behalf, for an Order that the said Debtor be forthwith discharged from all debts provablo Under tho said Bankruptcy, Dated this 7th day of Juno, 188(, ' ' CONNKLJj k, BQOI'EU, VWoan Lane, Auckland, „ Sotioltors for tho Debtor. Tenders WANTED, Tonders for Building two sets of Stairs (labour only). Tenders clos« on Monday, the 9th, at 5 prm.—Apply on ob, Sn'uaox street, Newton Road, noar Fagam's. Butoher. ' ■■ .-. <•■'■ ViTANTED, Tenders fov two 'Small IT Csttflggs a\ Onohunga. Plans and snealflcalionß can bo seen at the oftlce of Mr H. Hoe's ■ 8&w Mill. Onehunga, and at Mr Haw len'a, Bank of New Zeland, until Tueßday, June 10th. ■ T mo CARPENTERS, SHQPTTtTEKS, JL &c.-Tb)id«^ wlli ne reoelved until SATUR-" DAY NEXT 'or Fixtnvos. &c, for the new iliarniaay in the New North Road.—For1 parti culars, fco.,' apply to T. B. Hill, Chemist, Queen street. ■• m 6 CARPENTERS Tendera will be received until 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, 17th instant, for the erection of a dwolltng'at Arch Hill. ' ' . : . R. M. WATT, Architect. 252 Queeji-str^ek • THOROUGH OF ONEHUNGA. Tenders are invited, aijd will be rooeiTed up o 7 p.m. of MONDAY, the 18th Juno currolit, or the Lease for a term of 3, 5, or 7 years ot the Plant forthfl Supply of Water to the Shipping, subject to conditions to be aeen at the Borougli Couniil Office, By order JOHN GEQ. HUTCHISON, Town Clerk. June 3,18a. ' p|ITY OF A (JCKLA N, I).. j DRAINAGE WORKS, LIVERPOOL.- STREET, The City Council wIU reoeive tendera until 3 p.m. ot THURSDAY, Kth inßt., for abave works, in terms of planu and gpecifica^iona tabe viewed, at tko ofllco at tho Cil,y Surveyor, Council Chanibpra, Higli-s^ruet. T«o CoiiacU do i\ot hind theiusolves to aocei>t %ny ten^doj*. Tenors. W b;> ontlortiod "Djrajtnage 'Hfojrka, F • V ft. Af PHJBOP3, 'Soyn Clerk. Town Clc>k"B Office.' "-1*" '?J Vl ' June 2; 1881, • ' $$.



For Sale* "flj^Oß, SALE, a Small Fancy Business JO stock email : good plueo for Milliner C I;rc9sinaki;r.—Adtlross " s. V. H.." Stab naico. FOX SALE, a Spring Curt in pood ordel 'Phos. Wigg, Karangalmpe Uoad (iicfl Queen's.Hotel). FOR SALE, three 4-roomed new Houses ono Allotment, in Newton.-Price, «li each. Good investment. — Apply Air Whitt Grocer. Newton. J FOR SALE (North Shore), Houßes of 4 5, and 6 rooms: also, Building Lots.—Fd particulars apply B. Tanner, 8, Queen-atrcet.. FOR SALE, New Circular Saw Bench with 12-inch Saw (by Mftrshall).—Appl. ll*?_N^2£°]i_^l l.??'ol llis?™oi West. ' ■ FOR" SALE 7 Circular Glass-fron Brougham, Horsds, Harnefifl. &c.. in first class order: to be sold a bnrgain.—R, H. WIM Coach Puintcr. Durham-street. 1710R POSITIVE SALE, two 4-roome( } Cottages and one Shop and Dwelling, eacl with frontngcß to two good streets in tho city.- Apply to Jonn Soppot, Houso and Land Agent No, b, Queen-street. •'- • FOR SALE, Farms, Suburban Eroper ties. Hotels, Businesses Boardinß-housoe Purtncrships. Kasy torms.—Grant and Croasan 7', Quqen-eyeet. J'jIOR SALE, Uokeby-street, a comfort L' able 1-roomed Cottage, with gas.and wat'ei in good order, and will bo Eold cheap.—H. Par! ington, Land Agent. _] FOR Immediate Sale, Ijxtnoutli-street two Cottagos with six Allotments, fill ii orchard; five uud four rooms. Willsell separate or together.—H. Partington. Land Agent. ■, TilOR SALE, Cheat North Road, well X? finished House of five rooms, 1 foini - ttreet cheap ; also, two large Allotments, Stanley street, cheap. — 11. Pnrtington, Stichbury'i Buildings, FOR SALE, House and Allotments Ponsonby, Newton, Mount Eden, Parnell deferred payment.—Grant & Crossan, ,5, Queen street IJIOR SALE, a fashionabje mid well-built X? Dog Cart, nearly new; also, Sil ver-mountec Harness In good comlitlon.—D. U. Orchard, 18 New Zealand Insurance Bußdlnga. FOR SALE, in Parnell, most convenieni House of 8 rooms and Allotment 60 x 200 splendid view of the harbour; only lo minute! from Postofflce. —W. and J. Fratcr, Lane Agents, Queen-street. OR SALE, 2 good Shops with comfort able Dwelling; back entrance, water and em laid on : lot to gocd tenants at 30s a weok, situated in Karangabapo Road.—For part iculart apply to Mo^rs Carbines & Taylor. Auctioneers. FOR SALE, 4-roomed House, Sunnyeide Road, Mount JWvn. Allotment.«) x 196. Also, three Allotments adjoining, eiusa SO x 196 feet.—Apply to G. Garry, at Mr Mason'a. Hair Drcssor. In OR SALE (a Bargain), a Coruer Allot -1 ment with 20 feet frontage to Great North Itotid by Bt> feet \o McKelvio-street. with good Shop and Dwelling erected thereon, and let to good tenant. Price. £360.—For.ftirthor particu larß, Carbines and Taylor, Auctluneora. FOR SALE at once, first rate Boardin;;, house (city), 10rooms; bath, gas: ingoing -1SI; rent low; long lease; a i<ood -chance! Also, nico little Fancy flood- Shop; stock sniall • cheap.—Business Kxphango Agency, lligh-at (upstalre)—Wooding & Co FOR SALT1, a now Houso containing 5 Rooms and Scullery; gas and water laid on; all fenced In ; tun minutes from G.P.O. Views harbour und Domain.—Apply to Henry Civil. Ruilder. Portland street, oil Cracroft-Bt.. Pu nell. BELLA VISTA RQA^.—Grand Allot mont to bo sold cheap for cosh, planted and fenced, c"piumnding nno of tho best marine vioivs in Ponsonby. —W. L. Mitchell, 8, Mercantile Chombcw. "VTORTII SHORE.—For Sale, a Pretty _Ll Littlo Gothic Villa, of 5 apartments near tho Victoria Wharf jet'retired,'being adjoin ing the residences of Uio Hon. do 13. Dcvereux and the late Captain Wypyard; the allotniont h 50 x US, and tho soil of excellent quality ; tho house is nearly now, and tlttcd with register grate, colonial oven, &c.; very suitable for a quiet couple or email family.—B. Tanner, Agent, 8 Q\ioen-etccct. KJNUSLAND, Now North Road.—2 4-roomed Vorondtth Cottages, registered (,'rnti'a and colonial cvciiu: price, £160 caoh.— Tprm.i, apply J. R. itanderson, Mercantile Chambers, Queen Street. ■ ' , I ON SALE, Ground Mortar, dolirereU in town or suburbs, 20d casks Portland Cement, Plaster Of Paris. Fireclay, by ton «r lb, FirO Urloks, &4.-H. Jenkinson, Uuildor, Ixirne- Btrcet. , CJUPERIOR Villa Residence, Clarence-et., K7 for £380. Grand Market Garden Site, good black soil, the pick of Kosouank Estate; 6 ucroa for £.'!00 cash.—W. L. Machell. Land' Agent. TO CHEMISTS AND .DRUGGISTS^ Uu-tinoss for Bale in a first-class oosition iv tho suburbs; satisfactory reasons for disposal. —Apply to W. V. Stevens, High-street. X*QA-FOE SALE, Cottage, 1 rooms, rliVO" Mount Roskill Road; £30 cash, balance 10s week. 8.8. riites,--W. V. Stevoos, High-atreel, '_ ' 'A*AfiK —FOR SALE, largo Six- JWTt ™ * •-F • roomed Mouse, wash-house, allotmi-nt J9Jf t x 165 ft, in Mary-stfeet, off Mount Eden Roud, close to Surman's Store, 5 Ecclesiastical. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AEfSO ■ CIATION, Comer of Wollesley and Albcrt-stroeta. — Meeting for United' Prayer 'HIS (Saturday) EVENING. at 7.30. The Roy. |. S. Hill will continue his address on "The iliKher Christian Lifo " Friends aro cordially invited. A BIBLE CLASS for MEN every SUNDAY Afternoon, from 3 till i. ' 13 ATIONALISTIC ASSOCIATION.- L\ Lornc-strcot Hall. Sunday. Juno 8,,-Morn ing at 11, Discussion Class—subject1, " ProMsftor Miller on Alcohol;" after which Meeting of Association ; business important. Evening at 7, Lecture '" Woman* Work and Destiny," by Mrs E. C. HarrU; after \yhloh 'Monthly Meet ing «f Council. Musical selections. Admiielon: ■Sixponco. ' ' OT. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN O CiiUßCH.—Morning at "11, Rev. A. Car rick. Subject: "The Scriptural Estimate of Knowledge V Evening at 8.30. Mr W. Forgnson. Subject: '.'Peter'a Denial."< QT. PAUL'S CHURCH.-Tqnity Sunday. kj '—Servioca 8 f..m.; n a.m. (Choral Com munion), tjlfl Jim. Evcnlbp Sermon, adapted from Fafrar,'' The Blcased Trinity." QT. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.—" Our IO Faith." A Trinity Course on the Aros ties' Creed. No. 1, " God." To-morrow Evening C.30. Other Services as usual, at in, U, and 3. * T>ITT-STRE BT Mf'E S"L EY A N L CHUROH,-Motnineatll,Rev. T. G. Carr; Evonlng at 6,30, Roy. A.^Reld. ' IjiRANKLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE ' ■ METHODIST CHURCH. - aune S- - Mornfag at 11 otolock, ondJCyening aFa.3O. Her. J. Boothroyd. ■ ■ QT, JOHfr^v^LEYAN CHURCH, lO Ponsonbv.—Mornlnar at 11. Rer, A. Reid ; Evening at 6.30, Rev. T. G. Carr. ]T?irATT^IFTIOAD~\YESISYAN JT CHURCH.—Morning at 11. Rev. R. Bavin; Evening at 6.31?, Rev. W. J. Wfttkln. PARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.— Morning at 11. Rev. W.-j; WatMnj KTen lngat6.3o, Rcvi'S. Griffltl!,' ' M * X ' ,E VQNPORT WESLEYAN CHURCH. I; -r^QWJHB *\ WjjßnvJV, Q. pArspheon ; Bveninit W 6.50, Rbv. AV.G. Parsonsonl -',V WELLESLEY-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.—Sunday, June it—Morning, in the Chapel, at U, Kvoning; In tho Choral Hall, at (U3, Itey. MtDftlliston. PONSONBY BAPTIST CHAPEL.— Diviiio'Servicd by" Roy. Charles C^tter,-^ At 11.30 a.m. and at 6.30 jp.rft, '■_ ■ :A ■ ~- OUNT TOIf f^Jfl&T CHAPEL. tonU^aVUlftnu Kvediflg at 0.30, Mr hytocfe, PRIM IT 1V E ME THG PI 3 T CHURCHES, SERVICES TO-MORROW as follows '•—' ' AIOSSAND.RA-STREET- ' "Jaows< Morning at 11—Rev. W. S. Potter., Evening at o.3o—Mr Renshaw, PITT AND EDWIN-STREETa- Morning at 11-Mr A. C. Caughey. Evening t,\ o.3o—Rev. W. S. Potter. TTNITEP METHODIST FREE U BISE CHURCHES. ! I PITT AND fVINCENT-STREE!TS- Morning at 11. Rev. S. Mnofariane. Sub ject: " Barnabas at Antioch." " Evening at 6 30. Rt>v. S. Macfarlane. Sub ject: V- Tap City-Its Sins and, Sorrows." MQU'NT KDKN- °"ftry M°6tinK at^ 39- Evening, at 6,30, Mr J. Knott;, QONGREGATIONAL SERVICES; BERESFOfiP STREET- Moraing ai U—Rey. R. Laishley. Kvoninß at CSO-Rev. R. Laishley. MOUNT EDfiN-8.30. Mr B. F. RotliwoU. NEWTON—B; Evangelistio servico. ABBOTT'S, OP^IRA HOUSE.-fleo, A. Bro\vn will Lecture on Sunday nlent at 6.30. Subjeot: '• Soleotion in Nature Compared with Elootion in Scripture." Morning Services at TemDorance and Edon Halls, at U o?olook.' \ RCH HILL PUBLIC SCHOOL Sunday xi. Services.—Sub,ieot tor Tomorrow Even ing, at G3O: M.' Repontanco1 and' Conversion." All are^ invited. No cqlloctiqn. A GAELIC MEETING vyill ho hold To morrow, at 2.30 p.m. in the Young Men's Christian Association Kooins. Mr McLean will offlciate. _ _ __ * ' WELSH SERVICE.—The $<jy. X Rebertß will preach a.t the Kpqms of the V.M.C. Association ta-uaovlw (June 8), at 6.30 ;p.ni. ■ ■ -™ ...... -^ ■ .. "ICTEW CHURCH SERVICES.—HeId _Ll in tho Commercial Rooms, over Rattray's, Queen-street. Mornine at li o'clock. Subjest: '.' The Genuineness of Christianity,"' TH EAT RB KO.YAIi.-SUNDA^ EVENING SERVICES; undw the cca ducc p!'the Yo«ng Men% Christian Amapiaßon on Sunday evening, from 8 to 9, ifi arai to Yited. Seats free. ■ ' " " . ** PONSONBY WESLBYAN BANE OF HOPE. THE .SECOND AKWIVERSARY of the above will be celebrated by the TEMPERANCE SERMCE OF SON€ "MOTHER'S LAST WORDS" (2t Recitera will take part Jn tho connective ' narrative), in the PON3ONBX WBfLBYAN SOHpO*ROOJ« \(0 ' ' '.',' iJEON^AY NEXT,, JUNEA ' T;d commence at hali-past i. p QNKJ3HILIJNQ {



1 Meetings. " "jl/r ASONIC BALL LODGE UNITED~SERVICE, 421, I.C. '; An INSTALLATION BALL to celebro'o thi ft Installation o£ Officers of the above Lodge «wll '' t ike place in the Masonic Hall, Princes-street _ on THURSDAY KVENING. 28th instant. ■ Tickets can be obtained from any of tin * Officers or Committee. AUCKLAND WORKING MEN'S FRIENDLY AID SOCIETY. t The Annual Meeting of the above Sooietj t- will be held on MONDAY EVKNING next :, June <Jth, at 7.30 for the Election of Officers and Surgeon. All Members requested to be present I p,, n ,.,i» (W. EMERY, Chairman. J By orUor \S. G. BUUGESd, Secretary. * A UCKLAND GSAKDENERS . J\. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. i, The Annual Mooting will be held In the New i market Hall on WEDNESDAY, the 11th inst,, ■ at 8 p.m. Business—To ltecoivc Reports and elect I Ofllcers for The ensuing year. O. SMALLFIKLD, Hon. Sei. A UC X LAND INSTITUTE. The first Meeting for the present session will be held in the Museum Buildings, Princes street, on MONDAY, the 9th instant, at a quarter to Eight p in., whan the President-elect (H. G. Seth Smith. Ksq.) will deliver the ANNIVERSARY ADDRESS. The following papers will also be read: • 1. Notes on a Bird called Malan, from the Tonga Isles; by the Rev. S. W. Baker. 2. A Decade of New Species of Fercniida; by Captain T. Broun. 3. Observations on Geyser Eruptions and Terraco Formations, illustrated with photographic transparencies ; by J. Mar . tin, F.G.S. T. F. CHEKSEMAN, Secretary. PuMUc Nptlccs. DABBITS! RABBITS! RABBITS !- XV Eighty Brace to sell To-night: all fresh and fat, from 2s to 3s per brace— G. W. Knight, Poulterer. Queen-street STORAGE for bond or free Goods at lowost rates.—E. and A. Isaaos. / "ILASSBLOWING, Freeman's Bat.— \JT Saturday afternoon, from 2to 5. Admis sion, 6d. Each Visitqr receives one Glass Jug, —M. Cook and Sons. MONEY TO LEND on freehold security. —Joseph Blades. Solicitor, Vnjoan Lano. MONEY TO LEND, on good freehold securities, at ourrcnt rates. — Arch, anon. Solicitor, Queen-street (opposite Bank of Now Zealand). MISS P-EATE, Fashionable Dressmaker, from London, late of Sydney. $tyle, fit, and Kood work combined. Lessons given, in cutting and iltting.—Nelson-street, opposite St. James s Church. , _^ 4M (\' V 0 «W,OOO LENT on Building dw JL " Society principles, or on other terrm to suit borrowers. Allotment* bought and Houses built on Weekly Payment System Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List ot Properties for sale on 4th page. Six por cent. allowed on money deposited tac investment.— C. Williamson Land. Estate, and Tinanclal A gent and Valuer, High-gftcat Arjeldand. ■VTEWTON E;XCELSJOR. BAND OF 1> ilO?E. A Miscellaneous Entertainment in connec tion with the above will be given in the Congre gational Schco'-rooni, Edinburgh-street, on MONDAY next. June 9. commencing at 7.T0. Admission—Adults. 6d; Children. 3d. "Vf Z.O.G.T. — EXCELSIOR LODGE i;l • (No. 2). An At-Home will be held in tha Franklin Road School-room on WEDNESDAY EVENING next (11th instant). Doors fcpen a,t f!2p. Ticketß-Ppuble. Is Od ; Singlo, Is; Children, Gd. PONT MISS A TREAT. MOUNT HOBSON, SOHQOL P.ISTIHCT, ■ A BRANCH SCHOOL will be opened in the Primitive Mbthodist Chapel,-Newmarket, on MONDAY next, Juno 9, lfet, for Children be tween the ages of five and seven. WILLIAM TAjT, phai.TOAa. T> INKING, RANKING. —The' Albion XV Rlhking Assembly will open in the Choral Hall on MONDAY night, at 7.30, when members and intending members an requested to be presont. MRS GARRICK returns her sjuoere thanks to the gentlemen and all those who assisted her in tho great danger uhe was in when the chimney of her neighbour, Mrs Taylor, caught Ore, and wishes the public to know that the fire did not occur in the JafiS, as mated In yesterday's "Herald."—J, Garrlck. ' fn & s. morrin & go, (I/SweiT) JL • beg to notify thai, their Promises will be CLOSED Every Evening at five o'clock during month of JUNE, on account of Stock-taking; Saturdays, 2 p.m. T ~E ~™G A L. Tho undersigned begs to announce that he has commenced to Practise as a Solicitor in the Offices of the late Sir K. K. Tyler, Imperial Chum burs, Vulpan Lane. JOSEPH B^DES. i Auckland,. Rfcr 19.1881. -\TO,RTnERN. OMN.IBUS COMPANY _L 1 (LIMITED'). " Tho Directors have this day made ft $>AUL (the 6th) of Two Shilling^ and, Sixpcnco pnr Share on tho Capital of thg Company, due and payatilo to the SsceetaVy. at the Company's )flico, Mercantile Chambers, Auckland, on or before MOJM)AY, July 9,1884. JOHN R, RANDERSON. Ssorciary. Auckland. May 15,1884, A ' *'• SYMONDS STREET, FRANCIS O'DOWD (lato or the Family and. *avaT Hotel, Pitt-street) tegs 'to thank' lite" friends and burtomors for past support, and wishes to inform them he is now Proprietor of tho Caledonia Hotel, and will be pleased to see . his frlendß. as tho very best blends of Wines, Ales, and Beer will be kept, p heretofore. Ac ! commodation for man and horse.—Note address: F. O'DOWD. Caledonia Hotel, corner Symoncte- Btreet an.d Karangahape Road. T rAND TRANSFER ACT NQTJCfe ; Notice ia hereby dtvEN that a Statutory ! ; Declaration of the losso? Certificate of Title in. favour of the, Now Zealand Loan and Mercantile : Agenev Company (Limited) for all that; ]?a.;c«l '■ of Land, containing 2 perches^ more or less, and , beinji part of-Allotment 2 of SoatianlT, City of Auckland, the whole of the lan* comprised in 'Cortijlcaie of Title, toITT, folio K3, of the ; Register Book.i VaVhn: been filed in thia Office. ■ and ai'Vitottion having been made for tho israe • Pj a, ti-^vialonal Certificate fgp the s«ao, i,t is my intontlbn to issue snob CerUgcato, unless .'caveat be lodged forbidding the same on or befbr'o the 21st day of J^w; inatant Dated at the Land Transfer Office, Auckland. this (Ml dajoi June, 1§8(. ' ' THKO. KISSWN6. District ImA Begjstrar. T UKS1 'VICTORIA HOTEL. 9RANDIES:- John Eckshaw* K A l. Bisquit Dubouche 4-Star, Mailer Frero'B 3-Bta,r, Casaio & Co.'B fino, Hennesay and. Otar.d"n Pale and Dark. WHISKIES: Teacher's exceptionally, old am\ ; fine, Walker's, Power's, LJL, Sfrathißia, and Old May. HANCOCK'S and SPEIGHT'S AMC& FINEST GERMAN LIQUEURS. CLARKTB and RHJNE WINES; BRANDT'S BREMEN LACrKK ftKKR-just arrived, SALZ GURKEN-not too toJ. j oo^ oft fob th;e pamphlet i T^ BR^T^SH; DBSPOnSM IN THK SWT« SEA ISLANDS AN.D THE PERSECUTION OJP MR W. Jv HVN'y : i wr ' SIR ARTHUR GORDON;, High Commissioner, uno^er "The Wostcra Ordcip in Council, 1877- and 18!a,'v BxVOXPOW^. Copies of tho ojbOjVO can bo qtyulnod, of MjG. , Ij. ThompsQ^, Ageii^, Hijjh-Btrcct, and. from all ; BopkE'9llsrs. '\ PHICE-ONE SBHJtfNG, . - ■ - '■ : ■- L - -■■ - - ■ "New Law Partnership. \ THE UNDERSIGNED bug to announce that i thoy tovo ooaunottcea Practice in. CQ-partner ship aa BAHRISTBRS AND SOUCITOR3 i n tiiaMtic» inOUi«uEi-&Ts«KiK o^paKUo- Mi: W. ApcJiVaPtisang Offlsft, . ;. • S. W. HVBIOX. .! » -' rW ;/ ;" '.';',',.,. ''-■ W. & NAPJER. Anokland, SBptemnßr22na, 1883,



Bttßlnesg Notlcea. . OARD AND RESIDENCE for, lady c gentleman; situation, Manukau Roa< Parncll; no other boarders; quiet family.- Apply " X. y.Z.. ■ Star Office. • V PRIME Canterbury Bacon only 9d 11 lietail: also, small goods of all kinds at i Buckland's, Biitchcr, Queen-street. Onehunga. IM E ! LIME! LIME !—Wante^ Known—The only person in Aucklan burning Oyster Shell Lime is J. Johnston. Arc Hill; 3a per bag. Reductions to the trade. JG. HE ND ER S O N'i • CHKRRY PECTORAL. : 2s (id and 4s Cd per bottle. To be had only a Medical Hall, l'onsonby, oppoaite Three Lampt \\r o R ■ ■ m : «j. TV AU children suffer from them. ' It suspected, ask fpr tie Certain Co?^ SHAKIjAND'S WORM POWDERS, 1» packet Apotliucaries' Hall, opposite Poßt-ofllw. ETyour UMBRELLAS re-covered ou repaired at Falkner's, Victoriastree (opposite Holland & Butler's). VIOLENT Kaging Toothache is ii nearly every inotanco instantancoußl] cured by using Odontalgicon. the new remedy la.—C. VV. Goodson. London Arcade. T> ELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.- XV SHARLAND'S CHERRY EECTORAL Price, 26 01 and ie Cd.—K, O. Sharland, opposiU the Po3^o^^lce. mOOTHACHE CURE.-Instantaneous X Relief-ODONTALGIC.-ls per botUe.- DR. ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular mediolnoof theday. Price, 2a6dabor.—Colo nial Agent, F. C. Bharland, opposite the Post' otUcu. . : RATS! RATS! RATS!—Use BHARLAND'S PHOSPHOB PASTB. Rats eat it gToodily, and die; no smell. Price. One Shilling a Bottle. F, O. SHARLAND opposite Poat-offloe. j >OS£Lli\'E for thb HAlß.—This ciL l\> t'»rit pveparatioD complately ecllpsei, svvrf article of a similar kind now Ijufon ilie public—Price, la6d a bottle.—Suahlana. Apothecaries' Hall- "]%/TR W. H. JONES, M.R.cTvTs7L. •"•*• (Memlor of the Royal College of Veter inary Surgcosa London), lute Veterinary Sur geon, North Metropolitan Tramway Company, London, has commenced practice in Auckland and may be consulted on Diseases of Horses, Cattle, and Donesticated Animals at the Masonlo Hetel, Pilnccs-street All communica tions left at Mr Haslett's, Chemist, Quoen-st. will receive prompt attention. Telephone No. id The Register of Members of tha Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons can be seen at Mr Haslett's. PIANOFORTES Tuned for 5s by a. Certified Tuner; 20 years' London c;." pnrienco; tuning, rogulatine, &c, by yearly contract—Q. Hood, Mount Ifoskill Road, Auck land. i PIANOFORTES Tuned (ss) by an ox pcriencod hanil from ICirkman's, London. Old Piauca entirely restored in tone, toucli, and quality ; Hammers refelted a l_guinea —W. Sior, Karangahupo l^oad, Kewbon topnqsite Prime's, lronmonfiorl. WE, B. A X T E R • Bogs %o Inform his friends and tho public generally tb,at lip has purchased MrCrea m.er's Grocery Business In (iruftju Road, and hopes, by supplyihsf good articles at reasonable prices to. morit a share of their patronage Famtlics waited upon for orders, and gooqs delivered. FG. E W I N 6TO N, • ESTATE AGEN? ' . (EsTABtiisHKD 18 Years.) FOR SALE, on main Road, Mq\u>V tidcn-A New 7-roomed House. FOlt SALK, on Mount Rps.ki'.l Road.—Some of the Bert Building Sltea in the district. FOR BALE-HQ!i!3eß, Cot'aucs, Shops, Farms, and AU6'<nenti>. ' '-ft MONEY IP LEND on Mortgage. mAILOR AND OUTFITTER. J. FLETCHER t Hobson-st., Returns ttiftcks ta bis simcnu patrons for their liberal support during tho past fire years, etill assuring iVni a.nd the public that only Perfect Fits, combined with Firat class Style and the Best ef Warknianab.ip, are the rutfng standards in the execution of every «rder i» trustedtohlsoa.ro. P(iccs m.odorato. Terms caah. GantlcMcp s own material made up. F(l. KWIN GT O N, • ESTATE AGENT (H'STABLISHKD 18 YEABS.) MONEY TO LEND on CH? Securities, louses. Shops, Cottages, Allotments, and Farms or Sale at low prices ftr,d on easy terms. Two ew Cottages in Jlussell-stroet, Great North Read, fgSa each. : fyt HAND AND TO ARRJVEi WOOD'S FLOUR. 200's, I,oo'b. and 50-8 McGILL'S OATMEAL, !06'a, 25's. and 7'a OATS (Feed and MUlme) WAIKATQ POTATOES MAHB7 SHARPS. BRAN. CHAFF mWL WHEAT, ONIONS. CHKESHI HAMS AND BACON, THA SUGAR, BONEDUST PRIME CORNED BIJKF, loaih kegs, s &0 lt 40, i &<! Also, TO ABKTVE EX CtIPT«M, ?0 TONS PRIME OAMARU ¥if£ ATOES. At the Lowest Current Rules.. A, & R EATO^ COMaiKgaa-STREKT EiOBERT TUDEHOPE, Pluu.ber, &c, v begs to announce that he has taken over lie PUun.Bing business qf Jf r Saai ucl Parker, and in removing to his new premises in Welloaley- Btrejet, ppposiW the Opera Houso, would take the oppottui^ty. to thank hia numerous friends for ppst favours, and in soliciting a cominuiY»c»> of support, would state thnt his more extenßivo premises and facilities wiU enable him to carry on the trade in all its branches, to greater ad vantage than formerly.. : ■ GAS FITTINGS, a. snl w,<l W stock, at cheapest prices in town. Exwnwit assortment of Elec tric Bells and Fittings. Corrugated Tanks, Chimney Cowls, Wash Basins and Lavatorios, 'ortablci Ba^lis, &0.. Portable Washing Hoilovs, in, Kstitn,ates given for all branch©*Ol the trndo in town or country. ROBERT TUDEHOPE, WELLESLEY-STRjaBT. opposite Opera House' TAUPJR.I EXTENDED COAL-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED), NOTICE TO OONSPMERa OF TATJPIRI COAL. COAIt from Other Mines in the Waikato being now Intraduoed into the Auckland Markot, Coßsumors o! TAUPIRI COAL are Requested to be Careful In uivinp; their Ordeva in futftre to ask for " TAUPIRI COAL," f FRANZ SCHERPF, Secretary. Aucktond, May 28,18&. /"I HO ICE \JHOICE OALT ri UTTER, I Oalt Jjuttek,! JS. PER LB. PRLME CHEESE, gD. PKR LB. ... R B WS GROCERY AND PROVISION STORES, VICTORIA-BTREET. • . . ' , JSj" O T^ I C U, A. LE SUEUR having bought « BANK RUPT STOCK of LADIES' CLOTH JACKETS oi Cash, Is now selling the. same at and Un4oi Wholesale Cost, . , , AT THE BON MARCHK. Ahio, SEVERAL JOB PARCELS *» Cash in HOaiBRY, GWVES, I>ADJK3 aud CHIll: DRENS UNDERCLOT^HTnS, WOOLLEN CLQ.UDS, etc., much. Under Original Cost, AT THUS BON MARCHE. DRES3 MATERUIiS. JVELVETBBNS SHIRTINGS, BLANK^ifS. F^ANNBLS SHEETINGS, etc. aU Bought at a DiS&rani tor Cash.. Cannot be surpasg^d for valao. Krory department ia replete with NOVEL TIES i?OR PRESENT SEASON, and AonU I bj? l.nsp^ted. without d^lay. o Observe Addr.ess-jBONMABCHa. 247, Qaeen street (next Hewin Bros.) rpO MEET THK TIMES •* ASD THB ■UNIVERSAL BESIRK FOR CHEAP GOODS, ; And to aesve. those well who may favour hin ; • with their patronage, ! WEiLIAM R. BRIDGMAN Is now offering a large lot of Goods, purchasei unusually cheap, at a trifle over cost price. W Yards heavy 29in. White Flannel, slightl damaged, at Hid yard, worth Is *i Good line Scarlet D'lasnel, Ud Good heavy Blue Sorga, 52in. wide, 2s 3d yard 900. Yard.B, Seavy Dresa Serg», aice colours, 9Ji yard, worth In Sd. Ladies' Skirts, 3s lid, worth as Gd Job lot CJUldroa's Knitted Skirts, Is 2d, U Id 18 t>jl, ls.BdiStrong New patternain Crotonnes, 4}d, 6Jd, 9d Ladies' Stays, very cheap. Is 3d, la M, 2s Gd 3Wa, Grey Calico, lid; ixia. heavy stoat, Cd vrosthsa • Largo stock of Blankets, amongst which ar sonic job. Hues, aad are being sold undbi WABKUaOKE PRIGS Several Wee lines of job Dr«ss Materials at ver V>W prices; toHbc appreciate.* must b ifujpeotifd. Ihe stock oj Ladies' Black aoth Jaekeb Viators (in Girls'and ladkB1) to he sold at large discount off usual prices ' HaYiwan oyewtoek o» Men's Waterproof Co«ti ■will be cleared at a great reductioa ,■■ Bova' Suits from la Ud.; Ypuths" Suits (Tweed Us «d; Men's Tweed SWts, «».



:■■■ ■" v, . • » * Sportlnjr. Jt mAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB. id BIRTHDAY MEETING. ill The STAKES won at the above meeting will be paid on MONDAY, June 9, at 7.30 p.m., at q Flagstaff Hotel. a • T. PEEL, Ho-.* Seo. '• "VT O W OP E. N, _Ll JOHN BULL'S d CONSULTATION on the HAWKE'S BAT ~ STEEPLECHASE, to be run at Napier on. 26th June, ISS4. Unlimited number of subscribers - at 10s each. Divided as follows— n First Horse .. .. .. SO per cent. y SecondJiorse.. .. ~ 20 per cent. '. Third Horse 10 per cent. Others (divided) .. .. 10 per cant. Application by letter only, enclosing two «, stompfl tor reply, a « Addrkss-JOHN TOLL, care J. T. KNIGHT, Contractor. Hobson-street; or Box 111, Post g office Auckland. ' ■■ • ' '■ iur. ' ,E LBOURNE CUP, 16 84. • ' ADAM BEDE . . -: '"'.:).■ 1 IS NOW FORMING A SERIES OF COM PANIES ON THK ABOVK GREAT EVENT. 2,000 INVESTORS AT £1 BACH. I To be divided as follows b-n ' First Horse .. .. .. ..£I,OOO ' v seoond Horso .. 200 Third Horse .. f-. ... .. .... 100 Other Starters (divided) .. ..300 Non-starters (divided) 400 Total t - : ":,. | J&OOO 1 It is particularly requested that early applica (ion for shares will bo made, as each list will bo drawn as soon as filled. Results will be for -1 warded to Subscribers immediately after draw i ing, and ihe next list proceeded with. Any Subscriber drawing a horse in any list will be allowed, if lie so desirea it, to invest in io following list any sum not "exceeding Three Pounds without remitting any further cash, this amount to be ultimately deducted from prize 1 money. • -"■'■ '■■■ The acceptances for this race are declared In August, Before that date, ail Drawings will . contain the whole of the horses entered, and every horse will receive a prize, but after tnat date the acceitohs only will be drawn. • NO. 1 NOW OPEN. '■•-"-\ Application by Letter only, enclosing Two temps with exchange on Cheques, or by Monoy Jrder, Bank Notes, or Draughts. Registered iettora or Telegrams will not on any account. )Q received. If bank notes are sent,' please use two opvelopes, one sealed and placed inside the other. P.O; Orders preferred when procurable. It will greatly expedite business if an addressed envelope is enclosed with application. Addrewvc ADAM BEDE, , .' / : Care of H. N. ABBOTT, ■' Box No, 2, Post-office, Auckland. . . . Auctions. MONDAY, JUNE 9, At Mb Geoi.os Svaines's Store, Quben-ST. GEORGE SIBBIN WILL cell by auction on Monday next. . : : at 11 o'clock, FERN SLASHERS, Milkmen's Yokes, Shining PewterTablespoons.Knives. Forks, Military • Bed Ticks, Beer Enpine. Gas Fittings, Tin smiths' Tools, Harness, Halters, Blinkers, Whips, Night Commodes, Pictures, Military ' Buckets, American Axes, Books, Moulding Planes, Cattle and Auctioneers' Bells, Sur veyors' Chains, Copper Military Magazine, Clocks, Lamp, Bottle. Baskets, Military Camp Kettles and. Beds, Sackings, Whatnot, Sucking Bottles Colonial and ether Ovens, &&, Sus., '■'' be. . > GEOEGE SIBBIN. TUESDAY, JUNE 10. •i ~~i : UNCLAIMED CARGO, ID. & CO. I EX LOCH DEE. • A SUPERIOR SOFA AND CHAIE - SPRINGS (COPPERED). r, E. &. Al ISAACS ' HAVE received: instructions from the New Zealand Shipping Company to Bell >y auction at their rooms. Queen-street, on Tuesday, 10th June, at U o'oloek, THE FOLLOWING UNCLAIMED CARGO, exLochOeo-1 large Cask SuporiorSof* and t/imir Springs (coppered). > ': ' Also.;;;.;; .;'. .;., . s 1 package Sheopwash Tobbacco, being over timo.: . / ;,,, . ... r-.' .:u ~ -..:,- E. &A. ISAACS, ' ...■• ■-yp . ■ Merchants and Auctioneers. * ' WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, *' : ':■'■' ■ ■ 10 o'clock a.m. - IMEOKTANT,TO HEADS OF HOUSE-' ' HOLDS, DRAPERS, MILLINERS, DEALERS, &0,, &c. - r 1 CLEARING-OUT SALE- i i *, ■'. ; ■', .' ■•;■;. '. pp '■ , ...;;;"':V.;-■ DRAPERY, MILLINERY, FEATHERS," FLOWERS, RIBBONS; HABER- r DASHERY, HOSIERY, &o. ': QUEEN-STREET. „,' ; ;.. ; ; flu; ARTHUR J • " ■ HAS fceen Witt' instructidtis from Mr E. T. Herbert (who is retiring from business) to Bell by public' auo^n,*t h£ premlsea. Queen-street,.opposite' Garliek and C^nwcU-s.on:Wedne&sTnext; at 11 o'cloSk 1 THE REMAINDER OF HIS ' Witt r ; ASSORTED STOCK of DrawrySfe t «7- Haberdaahery, kode^, I / Mirro*^^1"" 1801"6 C3he^al, ■ :,; ,; , ; . ..Termfl.Casb., ■ ■'~:' .'•»'■ -~, ';. . ~ THURSDAY, JUNE .12, I, , •;; v "■_;At^Eleven:o'Clocki :■■■■"'• "?i.:*& '■■ ■ To be soidoh aoeount of whom ifc jniiy "x. . ~'■ ;,■; ;■'concern. ... '.[._ '■' „,'■ ■ COTTAGE AND ALLOTMENT, L E,A kIN G T ON:". E O AD;'1 , : (OFF VALLEY ROAD), MOUN*; *% ■;. ,■• " ROSKILL. .''. ' ' ' ' ' R." ARTHUR »■* •-i - .. TXTILIj sell by auction, at hife Marfe ; eteTeno&' Btreet' °n Thwad^', "<**•" a* \ MOUSJT ROSKILIj, CO links 7rontage by a depth Sl^ 3lhnkß> toKether with tho good four- ' Tank Cota*>, e«»!t«d tliereon; alsoT6oS«aUon ' r ■, Title imder Land Transfer Act. ?-|-» , ~v. . . .Also;\ i -■■:■ iXfcl . Allotment No. 20, Leamington Road SO font hv 3 90 feet 10 inches, with good Ullage fy-enSdlh^ t 600-gallon Tank, and Allotments Nos. 21 and 24 \ eacfisofeetby 90 foot 10 inches, adjolntogtt. J w. s. coohrank] , , Ij^ daobk MONDAY, JUNE 16. , BUJXDING ALLOTMENTS, 'j j BROWN-STREET, PONSONBY. ;mHE Subscribers will sell by auction, at ItWO VA™ABUB g BUnjra G SIT]?B ,JN ' *" j ALLOTMENT 177, having frontages Of 43 , ALLOTMENT 178, having a frontttm of U '» feet to Browne-street by 99 feet dtipo The aboyo aro very Choice Building Sites .finite Jovel, and in a caoital position. The • n Goroer Lot is a Rood business stand! ? * SAMUEL COCHRANB & SON, .fl Auctioneera. y W. S. COCHRANE] [JAS. DAOM! , MONDAY, JUNE 16. d HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS—ST STEPHEN'S ESTATE, PARNELIT THE sobdcribors have received instruct r .wfl l'SP^r? oll hK pmio Auction, at^tto : That newly-erected affl* .AreU-flnWjei '• ! '^?^K?i^*'J^^t^PwffiMJ^?oft.Tand a. i is. neid.under lease^ for,ail"imexolreA ■ . or £5. The vlaw fram the" proSStr ta »- i ' ! b^Ww> ~' ■' ; : < ■ Remnera, &0.. ~,■:..■.:■■ ■y\ s-.= .■■.:■.■.,■*: SAMUEL COGHRANE & SON,