POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Deforo H, & Scth Smith, Esq.,' i.»M-..

iirunx and Df-Onmcßi.Y.^-Wrtliatir Dent was irrostod on warrant by Constablo Lamb, from a doßoription of pri-Onor givon in tho "Gazette." —Prisonor said ho had been 2! yoars in Auck land, and had never before Blood in the dock.-* Sergeant White having made somo remarks, Ills Worship said there wits really no chargo against tho prisoner, and ho could not keep him in custody.—Di.chaYgcd. DBSBR-ritß.— Gebrgo Dillon, a man of colour, was charged with being a deserter from the Ship Crusader.—Mr Hosfceth nppii'urod for Cap tain Scotland, and, in oonßequcnco of.an inter view between tho captain mid prisoner, he Would auk to withdraw tlio clmrgc, the captain being willing to give prisoner his discharge. HAniTCAL.—Ann Cain, alias King*, was ordered to pay a flno of £3, or, in default, ii days' imprisonment, for repeated drunkenness. "CUT Cards."—John Adams, lessee of tho Swan Hotel. Stanleystreet, Auckland, was chargod with allowing an, unlawful game in his hotel, termod "cut cards," for money, on the 30th of May.—Mr Heskcth appeared in de fence, and pleadod not giiiltj't -Mr Cotter represented tho trade.—William Watson Nicholson deposed that he was a builder. At S.Sox>n the evening of tho 30th May, ho balled >n at tlio Swan for a glass ot hot whisky, lie was.Very unwell, and thought it would do him good. Ho was in one .room all tno. time, adjacont to the bar. Stayed Until 2.30 on Sun day morning. A porooh in the bar could'seo Jiim in the room. Having drunk his whisky, tho landlord proposed a gair-o o£ whist. Pre ferred cribbaße. Played tho landlord. Somo person wassitting by tho firo. Did not Know his name. Tho landlord-won the flm game; he won the second. Then played for four drinks. Ho Was amusing himself with the curds, when a man named Buckley sat besido him. Ho pro posed to " cut card." with Buckley f6r half-a crown. He lost; lost 16s, all the silver in his pocket. He then went in lor a crown a time, and ho won rapidly. The landlord called for a settlement. He saw something very doubtful about the pstok of oards; they woro wrotohedly dirty. Wantod a new pack; did not got thorn. Adams called for a settlement. Ho gave choquos Ifortwo £5. Tried to got out of the house with the doubtful pack. Adams collared him, and swore ho should not leavo with that pack; and if ho woro not an Old man ho would hammer hi*. He ivas very rouglify treated, and got away to the police station, whore ho loft tha villainous cards which were producod in Court. Ho loSt £10 16a in tho hotel.—To his Worship: The pack he was playing with was taken out or his pocket. Ho bought anew pack at Lennox fl. —ToSergeaift White: Tho landlord was present during tho play .—To Mr Heskoth: Played four games o_ crlbbage. Thoro was no clock in tho toom. Took no note of time. Had a tolorably cloM rocolleotion of all that occurred. Lost with Buckley, and gave him a cheque tet £5. Tho landlord declared for a settlement, and ho gave him a ohenuo for £5. which he lost in bet ting. While losing with Buckley at play on the ono side, ho was also being done by the land lord on tho othor in betting. Ho toro a eouplo •ot cards. He did not return to tho hotel with a new pack and say, " Lot mo in and 111 win my cheques back." Ho stopped paymont at tho hank. Ho drow tho choques from his cheque book. Which he had with him. Tho game was not new, Ho learned it in Australia 35 years »«j. Buckloy cut and called tho cards, and ■when Buckloy lost tho amount Wats credited to Buckley. Ho had ft dreamy idea of being fiddled, but the whisky took it away.— To Sergeant White : Tho landlord produced the ■ cards in tho first instance. Thoy .hustled him, and in taking away tho cards toro Ills clothe... Had it not boon for the rough usago, he should not havo gone to tho police,—Sergeant James Donnelly gave evidence. The last witness called at the station about throo o'clock in tho morn ing of, the 30th ult. Told his story and handed in the pack 6f cards (produced). Hem.' Buoklor (not Buckley) doposcd that ho was an artist. Had lodged at tho,Swan for eighteen months. He returned a little after twelve o'clock. Tho bar was clO?ed. Went into the Toom from tho passage. Saw Nichol _o_i and another man In the room: The landlord came out of tho etore-room. Nichol son asked him to cut tho cards for one shilling. Objected to play for money, but had no-objection for a few drinks. Ho did not know tho garuo, Nicholson instructed him. He lost, nad no drinks; Adams refused as it wfta past tho hour, and Nicholson was not a lodger. Ho consented to cut for money, and played until ho knocked about £3 out of Nicholson, and got the chequo. Witness then said ho had had enough of it, and was going to bod;did not take Nicholson scheque, allt loft it with him. Ho did not assist Mr Adams in turning Nicholson out. Did not, tako any oards from him.—By Mr Heskoth: Was instructed in the mystery of " cut cards" by Nicholson. Adams took no part in tho playing at "cut." HOLTiiado no objection to the cards while tho games were On. Ho burnt Nicholson's two cheques. Considered thorn valueless. Sug gested that they should bo framed and hung up in tho room, a moral warning te others, but Mr Adams was for annihilation.— Hts Worship thought there was no oflcnco under our laws, although Micro might be undor tho English law. Wliist was not an unlawful gime unless It could be shown that defendant Kopt a gaming house.—Mr Cotter culled atten tion to Ghisaon \\ Whltty and otliors, showing that thero was no offence under the Licensing Act.—Sergeant White considered tlirre was no chance of getting a conviction for card playing •undor tno present Act.—Tho caao was dis missed.—Tho sanio ease was introduced in another form at the request of Sergeant White, but the ovidonco failed in supporlfng the charge.— V.% Cotter asked llis Worship to make some remarks upon tho case after hearing tbo evidence, especially as Mr Thomson had made use of very strong romarks at tho Licensing Honoh last -.voek in reference to Adams and this vory case.—His Worship, in dismissing tho case, said ho regarded Nicholson's ovidonco as Valuolossand untrustworthy. Cain's Nest.—John C&ln was charged with keeping a brothol in Elliott-street, in which was discovered a body of thicvos and prostitutes. The following fnmalea wore sentenced as under, on tho evidence ot Deteotivo Hughes and Walker, and Constable Mitchell.—Mary Ann Dixon, 3 months imprisonment; Catherine Onmmlns, 6 months; Emily Brown, 3 months, Sarah Ann Cain, 3 months; Martha Cushion, 1 month with hard labour.— John Cain, proprietor of tbo brothel, pleaded not guilty; tho charge, howovcr, was proved to the satisfaction of tho Court. — Dotoclivo Hnghes to prisoner: " Yen aro what is techni cally termed ' a chucker out.'" — Detectivo Walker: " Harry Powers was in the house."— Thrpe months with hard labour. The Children. — Philip John Cain and Thomas Joseph Cain, infant children of tlio Cain's, woro charged with being neglected children, and wero sent to the Industrial Sohool. This Was all tho business.

ANNUAL LICENSING COURTS.

City East,

Bieforo Joseph Nowman (Chairman., J. Edson, T. B. Hill and R. Fry, Llconsing Commis ■aionerß. -

An adjourned sitting of this Court for the purpose of dealing with several applications for renewal of license was held this after noon. Superintendent Thomson represented the police, and Mr ThOs. Cottor appeared for the Licensed Victuallers' Association. Renewals. Exchange Hotel—B. S. Hill.—Mr Cotter Rpoko in support of the removal of the license of this house to a new building near tho wharf, tho application for which had been adjourned pending the Committee's inspection of the new premises.—The Chair man said that the Committee had inspected the new building, and found it was both suitable and commodious, but they sug gested that a fire-escape should be supplied. The removal of the license to the new build ing would therefore bo granted, and also its renewal. Mr Cotter mentioned that an iron ladder had heon provided" tor. the hotel.— Permission was also given for a change of name from " Exchange", to "Waverley.' Swan Hotel—John Adams.—Superin tendent Thompson mentioned that the case of swindling against this licensee, to which he had referred on a previous occasion, had since been brought into Gourt and dis missed. This very day, however, a,case of lambing down had been brought under his notice, which was quite unparalled within his experience in this colony. A man from Wanganui ' went to the Swan Hotel some time ago, and while in his cups, incautiously dis played a deposit receipt for £250, which the Licensee, with affected jocularity, snatched away and put in his pocket, subsequently getting the whole £ 250 placed to his own credit at the bank. In the meantime the unfortunate victim was kept in an incossant state of drunkenness for three weoks at this hotel. Upon recovering lus sobriety at length and enquiring for his money, ho was told that he owed the land lord £150, which had been consumed during his debauch, and that, consequently, only £100 remained. The man claimed this paltry residuum, when the pub^n had the audacity to offer him £50.. By dint of petsistance, however, tho man managed to get £60, and a subssquent i2O, making ±'80 in all out of £250. Such conduct^ if true was that of a selfish and heartless __.und^.-Messrs Cotter and E. Hesketh 3 in Support of the application, point ing out that Superintendent previous version of tales out of-Court had Leu completely disproved, and that this fresh story was as new to the landlord to the hotel ay s to the **££?*% whatever about it, and if the m*w again adjourned a fresh statement mVht be made next day also. Ii the wSnganui settler spoken of had any Snce, he had his remedy byeivilpro fes. The former charge against Mr Adams had been shown to contain not a particle of truth-The Bench decided to further ad journ the application till the 17th.nst.at Hor^-Hugh Mcllhone. —Mr Cotter, for tho applicant, said that ar rangements had not yet so far progressed as to place him in the position of _ -J4.:i_. thn name of a suitable ?SS and! therefore, if the Bench would not renew the license conditionally, w would ask for an adjournment till fk* 17th instT in order that Mr Mcllhone mfit have the chance of meeting the Zf_-os trading brought against K^SSutSo^asacootdingly grWi House Hotel-William Weston. -Mr George appeared in support of the ment»fntodav and as he had already FZtTsOO on the building, it would be hTrdupoThim to take away the license. He wouW undertake to submit, plans for, S addition.*! story, and other alterative.

-*-Mr Si f Jackson^ up.,, n_Bp,pressed the application for' adjournment, as Mr Cptter had boon obliged to'leave the Coulrfc.—> 'The' Committeo onhoUtteed that they adhered to their, decision that the hotel Was iiot required, and that they should be olesed, but out of courtesy to Mi1 Cotter they would adjourn tho ■ matter,—Mr Georgo. said tp.at in that caso ho would accent tlio decision at once.—The license Was therefore refused.

Fitzroy—Mrs Patterson.—-Mr Heskoth, for the applicant, challenged tlip truth ,of the statements against theTiconsee piado at last meeting, and challenged the Bench to provo them. They asked that the charges bo \Vithi_rawn and some reparation made. — Mr Newman said thoy had reason to bolievo that the remal-ks wero not justified, and they would be withdrawn', They were made on the authority of some person who offered to swear to the truth of them. The renewal Svould be granted. , •

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

An accident of h eerioHS char&'cter hap pened in the neighbourhood of the hew Victoria Arcade building this afternoon to tin Oldferly man named Daniel Elkins t6n, who is employed ns a carter by Mr Ivlaguire, contractor. Ho was in charge of a mortar-cart, and was endeavouring to turn thehorse round, when theaniOial kicked him, The result was that a swollen vein in his leg was burst.' Mr King, chemist, applied temporary bandages, and the man was convoyed in a cab to the Hospital, where the bleeding was stopped. The patient was doing well at 3.30 p.m., but was very weak from the loss of blood. :

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New Zealand Postal Arrangements.

Mr Murray Smith is pressing Mr Faw- ■ eett, Postmaster-Generall, for a settlement of the question regarding letters for Now Zealand and Queensland intended for trans mission by the P. St, O. service requiring to bo specially addressed. The Egyptian 'Question—Expected Dlsso lutlon of Parliament. Tho statement published by the "Pall Mall Gazette" iri reforonpe to the settle ment of the Egyptian question is not exact through tho details not being knOwn. It isToelieved that the concession granted by England will provoke tho defeat of the Ministry, and a dissolution of Parlia ment will probably tako placo in tho autumn. The Provincial Liberals and press insist on the retention of complete influence in .Egypt-

Australian Hops. New Australian hops are selling freely rom.£o to £8 per bale.

LATEST POLITICAL NEWS.

Tho Opposition United.—A Dissolution

to bo Pressed.

(BY TSLKOKAPH.— OWN KKI'OHTEU),

WelunotoS-, this day. A MKEtlKit of the Opposition was again held this morninft, &\\d at it tho difference s botweon tire sections woro definitely settled. Sir Georgo Groy sont a message by Mr Feldwick that whatevor th" 9 majority of tho mooting agreed to ho would assent to. It was then moved by Mr Slnimski, and carriod unanimously, " That tho members prosont support Mr SteiVard's resolu tion with a vioVi- to a dissolution." The members presont wore:—Messrs Buchanan, Cailliian, Daniels, Darga ville, OoLutour, Feldwick, George, Harris, Ivoss, Wakefiold, J. McKenzie, Moss, O'Callaghan, Pirie, Pilliott, Seddon, Sheehan, Shephord, Shriraski, Smith, Sutton, J. W. Thomson, Tole, Riehaiiison, Barron, Steward, HutchißOii, ilacandrow, Montgomery, and Fish. An apology for absenco was received fnom Mr Levostam, and Sir Georgo Grey and Captain Morris have, of courso, to be counted. This gives a total of 32 votes available in a Houso of 65. The following certain votes for tho Opposition are oxpootod to arrive por Southern steamor to day, -iz.: — Mesfos Batbgato, J. C. Brown, Duncan, Holmes, Joyco, Turnbull, and W. White, whilo Mr Pyke is oxpoeted by Friday. There aro sevoral members sitting on tho rail, and quite ready to shout with tho largest crowd. Tho Opposition are thus prepared to divide at any moment with a majority. The "Middle Party" Denied.

I havo just scon Mr Dargaville and ho denies that he and Mr Wakefield had any intontion of forming a middle party. Ho says that since Saturday last Mr Wakefiold and himself hnve been working up the amalgamation of the Montgomery and Grayito interests.

The Member for Parnell on the Situation

Although the Opposition whips count on Mr Moss's vote, ho is by no means certain. At this morning's caucus-of the Opposition, he moved that they adjourn the House fhis evening in order that Mr Steward might see if a dissolution could not be obtained without going to a vote. He had good reason to believe it could, and in that case several important local bills, such as Tim ber Floatage and Friendly Society's Amendment, might be passed before disso lution ; also, a bill providing for the pay ment of members annually, instead of sessionally, and so avoid paying members two honorariums for one year. Ho did not believe the Governor would ask Mr Steward's advice until the latter had formed a Government. The present Mm ' istry would be his advisers till then. The only thing Mr Stewart might be asked was 1 to send for some one to form a Cabinet, and hon. gentlemen ought to know who that would be—meaning Mr Montgomery, IHo considered Mr Steward's amend ment ill adyißed, and that the Opposition ought not to havo been com mitted without previous consultation, and being ablo to form a Ministry if necessary. For these reasons he declined to pledge [ i himself and would tako such course as he might think best. The story of the re: ' ceneiliation between Sir George Grey and Mr Wakefield has leaked . out. At the time of the Inangahua election, 18 months ago, Messrs Wakefield and Shaw were candidates. Some of the electors wrote to Sir George Grey asking his advice as to which of the two men they should support, and Sir George in replying spoke i highly of Mr Wakefield's ability and publio spiritedness, and reoommehded "the brilliant political larrikin" to tho electors of Inangahua. This kind ness of Sir George Grey's was net lost on Mr Wakefield, and when Sir Geo. Grey arrived here the other mutual friend brought them together. They shook hands, and went off arm-.in-arm. The Latest Rumour. It is rumoured in the lobbies that Go vernment will resign without waiting for the adverse votes,

Government Desire a Dissolution.

I have ascertained positively that the Government aro angling for a chance to apply to the Governor for a dissolution at onco. This can be managed if the Opposition will move for the adjournment of the House. This the Ministry could take as a desire for an immediate dissolution, and they would apply to the Governor accordingly. Of course if the Governor se ceded to tho request, the no-confidenbe de bate would collapse, and the Govern ment would go to the country as a Government. It is not likely that the Opposition, much as they desire a dissolution, will allow Government to allow "Government to disappear un censured. This read in conjunction with Mr Moss's remarks at this morning s caucus certainly looks as though .the mem ber for Parnell and tho Ministry were both striving to achieve the Eauie end. An Independent Member.

Mr Hurst says he is the only independent member in the House, as no one knows how he will vote.

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A man named Mitchell, who is supposed to be suffering frem internal injuries of some kind, was admitted to the Hospital from Onehunga this afternoon. Truth and SonERNEse.-What is the beat family medicine in the world to regulate the bowefs. purify the blood,, remove costaveness 2nd bilioSanes-, aid digestion and stimulate.the wholeSystem?\ruth and BOberness compel us to answer Hop Bitters, being pure, perfect, and harmless. See. w.np-TTAr Constipation, the cause of so hmch dimmifort and" o many troublesome ail inen s cm b'relieved by nothing safer and _2_to effectualthan Castor Oil in repeated aeittll doses uf nauseous flavour Jbefog the only draw back ALLEN and Banbury's new propesaof manufttotSStelyobrUtotb^ae™ 2s.SOW by Graves Aickin, The Pharmacy; and J. A. Fond, , Homeo. Chemist, Queen-street. Ask at the '"A,»adH,"braft(l,-|ADYTV, .....;



' . . "VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AUCKLAND SECTION. Tho Railway Department boor to draw the at tcntion of tho publio to tlie following CHEAP RATES FOR GdOI-S from Auckland to One hunga ToWn, Onehunga Wharf, and Ports on' tho Manukau. AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGA. GOODS RATES. Goods will fto collected in Auckland within one mile of theßailWay Terminus and delivered to Onohunga Town Station for the following charge's:—' AMOUNT. .... s. ■__. Any weight up to 3icwt .. '.'. 1 6 Abovo 31 and up to 3Jcwt .'. ..17 Above 34 and up to Slowt .. .'. 1 8 Above 31 and up to 6.cwt .. .. 1 8 Above 6i, at the i-ato of ... .. 5 8 por ton Goods from Onohunga Town Railway Station will bo dclivored in Auckland within one mile of tho Railway Terminus lor tho somo chargo. 'AUCKLAND k ONEHUNGA WHARF. GOOD-! R4_te . , . Merchandise will be colloctod in Auckland . within ono mile of tho Railway Terminus and delivered to vossols at tho Onohunga Wharf , (including delivery hnd Wharfage) for— AMOUNT. s d. Any weight up to 3Jcwt .. ..10 Abovo 31 and up to 3Jcwt .. ..17 Abovo 31 and up to 3jcwt .. ..18 Abovo 3. and up to 6owt .. ..IB Above 6. at tho rate of .. .. Ollporton Agricultural Produoe will similarly bo Col lected In Auckland aud Delivered to vessels at Oiiohungafor|SaMportoii,intwo-tonlots;Binallcr lots at tho same ohurgo as for M.rqhandlßO. Tho chargeß to bo prepaid in Auckland for Goods to bo delivered to tobßolbi Morchapdlso and Agricultural Produoe will be received from vessels at Onehunga and dolivered ill Auokland, within ono mile of tlie Railway Terminus, for tho same chargo. AUCKLAND AND PORTS ON THE MANUKAU. 'Merchandise will be Colloctod In Auckland, within ono mile of tho Hallway Terminus, and dellvorcd to Ports on tho Manukau, including rail, wharf, and Btcahicr charges, for AMOUNT. s. d. Any weight up to 3} cwt 3 0 Abovo 31 and up to 8_ 3 2 Abovo Stand up to Sj J J Above... and up tot}.. .. ..3d Abovo 1} at tho rato of .. .. U 5 por ton Agricultural Produce, 2 tons and over, at tho ratoof 13s 8d per ton; smaller lots at the same rate as for Merchandise. CHARGES MUST BE PREPAID IN AUCKLAND. Morctitittdiso and Agricultural Produce will be dolivored in Auckland, within one mile of the Railway Terminus, from Ports on the Manukau for the same charges. Consignors In Auckland must ndviso tho Cartage Contractor, Mr Craig iTolophonoNO.— 14), to colloct thoir Goods for despatch as above. -C. HUDSON. District Traill. Mahager. Auokland. June 18, 18.1. Wanted. WANTED, by gentloman, suburbs, or near Quoon-Btreet, good unfurnished Bedroom; flreplaco. — Addross Mathcw, Post office. ANTED to Rent, Workshop ) nlsp. 1 or 2 Rooms, within 1 mile Uoncfal Post-ofllce.-STAK Olllcci Pro Tompora. ANTED, a Man to Milk, attend to Gordon. &o—Apply W. S. Cochrane, 18., Queen-Btreet. ' WANTED, by two young gentlomcn, a comfortable Homo in a prlvato family, with partial board; near Queen-street pi oforrco. —Apply, stating terms, to T. & F.. Utah Offlco. WANTED, the Unemployed of Auck land to bo outside the Council Chambers at 10.30 a.m. to-morrow morning (Thursday) to hoar tbo result of yestorday's meeting from tho delegates appointed. WANTED KNOWN—T. McMoster has purchased from the Kalapol Woolon Co. the wholo of their Stook of Girls' UUteis and Is now Belling thorn at half usual price. WANTED TO RENT (Furnished), Sitting-room and 2 Bedrooms.—Apply " Rcgnum," Stak oftico. ANTED, at Hannaford'B Auckland Registry (established 21 years). Work lng Housekeeper (hotel, country). YXTANTED at Hannaford's Auokland VV Registry (established 21 yoare), Work ing Housokoopei; no objection to widow with ono child. '. ANTED, a Strong Boy* for Mattress making.—Apply C. Little, Undertaker, Hobson-BtrO-t, WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (establl-hod 21 years), tour NurßCgirl-Turgo-t.. WANTED, Six Shipwrights.-—Apply at Governor Gordon pining-rooms. LoWer Albert-street. g_ ANTED, a Strong Errand Boy.— Apply E. C. Sharlond, Bhortland-s». W^ ANTED, a small Boy to black leather; good wages.- Young Bros., Dnrhom-st. ANTED, a Man for a iow days to dig a garden.—Apply Mount-street, 3 doors from Globe Hotel. ANTED, a Laundress. — Apply Mrs GlecßOn, Gleoflon'a Hotel. WANTED, a steady Nursemaid.— Apply Star Office. ; WANTED, a Housemaid j references required.-Apply to Mrs W. Ware, Rem _era. W~~ ANTED, a thorough Gonoral Servant; must cook well; another kept-Apply to Mrs Cnamberlin, Fir Grove, Conquest Place, Parnell. WANTED at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 21 years). Hotel General (Coromandel); 2ln family. ANTED, To-night, Barmaid, town; Coook and Houiemaid, tome houso; Genorals. town and country; Nursegirl.-Roya —Mrs Whitcombe's Registry._ -■ WANTED. — Wanted, to Sell,, very cheap, having 60 coses of Salad Oil, Castor Oil. ani Scented Hair Oil to sell on Com mission, como from A N. late Firo. Castor Oil. oA bottle, 4s fid dozen. Is 3d by the case; Salad OH. 6d bottle, 5s 3d by the cose: Morton s Scented Hair Oil, Is bottle for 6d. 6s 3d dozou.6s by the cose; Robinson's Patent Groats only flat Tin Good Tea, Is Id lb; Goooo and Milk, only 8d Un; Scented &a_>, 8 cakes for Is; Mlxgl Spice, 8 packets for 6d; Water Bottles, only fid; Glow Decanters, la; Wino Glasses, 2d; White and Gold, Sets of Jugs, 3b set: White and Gold Cups and Saucers. Bd. Vs 0d dozen; Glasß Jukb, 8d; Japanese Gloss for Boots, only 6d bottle, 3 bottles for Is; Boot Protectors, only 3d cardj, Nutmcga. 3d oz Kpsom Salts, 4d dozen. 2s 6d 71b box; Pens.6d box; Speotacles, 6d and Is; BxerMje B-S^M-a-S-TonfflSS. _■ ttlb.-_i.VATT, Pitt-Btreot. Large Tea Trays, only 1b 3d. VVT A N TED KN 0 W _.; now~sh3Wing AT •■■■ J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, _3"BPECIA_. TALUB INTa ULSTERS AND FOUR -IN - HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIERY AND^) v VE| bns LOWER THAN (JUEEN-ST., AT J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL. frff ANTED KNOWN. TO BE CLEARED, AT STEPHENSON'S, Kabangahafe Road, Newton. SOO pairs Kid Gloves. Is fid per pair; 1,000 pairs Lisle Thread Gloves, 6d, worth 1; 1,600 pioces (good ehades) Itibbon Velvet, 18 yards forfld; 600 yards Sash Ribbons (0 shades). Is 6d por yard; 2,000 dozen Dross Buttons, 2d per dozen; Dress Materials, -_d, 6d,7jd per yard upwards'; 1,000 yards French Cashmere ,(10 shades), Is per yard; 500 yardß Frenohi Merino (6 shades, is 9d, worth 2s 6dt Crimean Shirting, 9id, Is, Is 3d, to 2s 3d per yard; Union Shirtings, from 6Jd upwards; flannels, 7id, Bd, Is per yard upwards; 9 x 1 Blankets (all wppl), 9s lid per pair. Try our 16s Trousers to Measure— can't bo beaten. MILLINERY—by experienced hands DRESSMAKING— by experienced hands TAILORING—by experienced hands ON ME PItEMISKS. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALE WAREHOUSE. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. tSnDERS • FOR TIMBER, IRONWORK, CARTING, COAL, AND SHIP CHANDLERY Harbour Board Office. Auokland, June 11,1881.' Separate Tenders will bo received at this office until TUESDAY, the2lthinstant, atnoop, for Timber, Ironwork, Carting. Coal, and Ship Chandlery, in terms of conditions to be Been at the Engineer's Office. ■ Tenders to be endorsed respectively Tonder for Timber, Ironwork, Carting, Coal, and Ship Chandlery." , ~ The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac j_epted' GR __y__ s AICKIN, Chairman. KEADINGS FROM MILTON.-Pro fessor TUCKER will give a Series of Readings from "Milton" on FRIDAY EVEN ING in the Young Men's Christian Association Rooms, at half-past 7 o'ciook. Admission by ioketfree. All are invited.



.f-t yy--'::v:Sfi..s. THfiiii Jr_tE£ife;s ____MBtj_t^' 1?6a". ' The great german family medicine. reliable, simple, effectual.* ' The well-known Tea has proved itself to be a Most Certain and Efficacious Romcdy for such diseases as Sudden and Severe Colds, Coughs, Fevers and Ague, Asthma, Phthisis, Headache, Bowels, Kidney, and Liver Complaints, tho Piles, Congestion, &0,, caused by an impure state, or a superfluity of blood. Its uso removes Scrofula, Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimplea on tho Face, Blotches, Boils, Rheumatic Pains, and Pains lh,the Bonos and Joints.' It Is a Proven- tive against Contagion, and destroys Ihhdlcd Miasmatio and Contagious Vapours. It purifies the Blood, cleonscß the Stomaoli and Bowels,' and gives to the whole Bystem o healthy; easy tone, It opens tho bowels in a very itiild and certain -Wat. it works on the BystoHl generally; causing little or no discomfort. It will prevent almost any disease If used at least opeo a month. It restores the appiilito, it removes tlie distress caused by eating hoarty food or over- loading the stomach, and will be found effectual as a: Family Remedy whore a simple purgative only is needed. . , " • hamburg tea. Hamburg tea, hamburg tea. Hamburg tea. Hamburg tea. Alderman' Murray's Recommendation. "York-street, Sydnoy, February 13, 1881. Dear Sir,—l have boon a sufforor from indiges tion and sluggishness of tho liver, and was, a Uttlo timo ago, recommended to try tho Ham burg Tea. I did so, and I found an excellent remedy. It 18 Oaey to titltb; aid iiiy ctilldron found ho difficulty la taking It. I found that a few dosea cleared my liver and greatly im proved my dlgostlva organs. I can aafoly re commend Hamuuko Tea.—Yours faithfully, Thomas Murray." hamburg tea. . Hamburg tea. Hamburg tba. Hamburg tea* HAMBURG TEAi A Sailor's Verdict. " WoU-Btrco'. Pyrmont, Sydney, Feb* 11. list. —Messrs Elliott Bros,, Wholosalo Druggists, Sydnoy t Doar flits,—Allotr mo to testify to the Immense amount of benefit which t hive de rived frotil Krall Froso'i Hilihburg Tea. I hove tried, In my timo,, alt kinds of nostrums and so called spoclflcs for tho relief and cure of chronic constipation, but without pormanont effect; in deed, when I had loft off taking any of tho articles ruforred to, my Bystem was in a much worse condition than before. I now drink the Hamburg Tea onco a week, and thereby koep myself in first-class bodily Health. I havo a grand Appetite, *nd am always In fine spli its. You need not bo surprised to loan that I take care to recommend this rcliablo and sure remedy to aX seafaring men like inysolf. It is simply Invaluable to sailors, who havo to endure SO much from, variable weather and sudden changes of temperature. I will always keep a supply of the toa on board. lam now confident that it Is bound to becomo vory popular among all classes in tho Australian colonies. — Your grateful servant, John Lainq." HAMBURG TKA. HAMBURG TKA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TKA. HAMBURG TEA. What a Journalist Thinks About it, "February Uth, 188..-Mc_sre Elliott Bros', Sydnoy : Gentlemen,-I have uiuch ploasurb in tolling you that your Hamburg Tea has proved vory efficacious Id relieving me of odinplalnts ltacidental to a sedentary life. I have glvon i. a Air trial, hnd havo found it to bo not only a good regulating mcdiolne, but an excellent tonic., Many of my friends have, I,know, tried your Hamburg Tea, with equally favourable results. To thpao engaged Insedentary pursuit j Uko myself, it will be found te be an invaluable ; remedy.—Yourß truly, Alfred P. Vernon, Journalist, West-street, Darllnghurat. Sydnoy." HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. . For tbo Guldtmoe of Others. "Glonmore Rood, Paddington, "HOi January, 188.. " Gentlemen,—So.mo few weeks since I was so g everely affected with indigestion as to render my rising each morning a matter Of difficulty and pain on account of severe pains in the back; and It hod just become necessary for me to Uko a holiday from my work, for the performance Of which I was by no means fit, whoa a friend . mentioned to mo tho boncfit he derived from the use of Hamburg Tea. In tho hope of getting some relief,,! used it myself, the result being that I was .myself, in threo or four days, and have not suffered since. My frionds havo advised me to write this tor the guldanoe of oiners, and yon aro at liberty to make what use' you please of this. <— Yours, John Kelly, Messrs Elliott Bros., Sydnoy.'' HAMBURG TEA. ••-••■ HAMBURG TKA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. - *. . • -.'.■•■ . . >'■ Nausea and Headache. " February 13th, 1884.-Mesßrs Elliott Bros.: Dear Sirs,—The Hamburg Tea which you sent me entirely relieved me of the nausea and headaoho from which I have suffered since tho commencement of the hot weather. Its effect in purifying the blood was soon observable, and I continue, to take it at intervals, whonovor I feel tho return of any of my old symptoms.— Yours faithfully, John Blakbnt, Publisher i Freeman's Journal,' Chostor Cottage, Bngg street, Paddington," X . HAMBURG TEA. .' HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. V HAMBURG TEA. . HAMBURG TEA. That the Hamuuko Tea is most valuable for the cun^of headache, and other distressing . complaints of females, may be seen from the following letter written by a lady resident in Sydney, whoso address may bo obtained at the office of tho Agents :— -.'_. _'." "Sydnoy, 10th February, 1881.-Dear Sir,-For some time previously to using your Hamburg Tea, I bad been subject to headache and general debility, caused, I think, by tho sudden changes of the weather. I am glad to soy, however, that since taking it I have been entirely free from those complaints; and I think it is a very valuable medicine to, have on hand. — Yonr 9 faithfully, J. Hooan." HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND STOREKEEPERS. PRICE-ONE SHILLING & THREEPENCE. Price-ONE SHILLING & THREEPENCE.



Wanted. »_ WANTED,.«. Strong Errand. Spy.—. App^toJTglShort^ifecn-Bti'Oet. | | ,4- WANTEB,^a*Bby 6 fb • teriso jjbrMat-! and irihkb himself generally vßtful:— Apply W. Hart Spring Mattrass Makor. Albort- Btrcct,pe*t Griiy'B. -- : -' '■ -'■ WANTED, at once, a fbw respectable Boys as Apprentices to the Bench.— Apply Matagor Wm. McArthur & Co.'s'Boot Factory, Upper Queen-atrcct. WANTED, by a Respectable Person, Work by the Day, or Cleaning: ia a good laundress.—E. Henry's Registry, ohort fand-strcet. -,-. ...'. ~ , " ■* ,-'■" WANTED, by,a Young Lady of 15, a Situation as Companion to an eldorly lad..—Apply Star Ofllee, ANTED, Boy to make himself useful in garden and stable.—Apply Mr C. S. Snuylo George, Grafton Rood, betweon hours of. 0 and 7 p.m. or 8 and 9 a.m. ANTED, a competent Book Sewer immediately.—C. Cooper, Bookbinder, Victoria-street. _ __ -'-j, : . _ WANTED, two good" Painters and Scrimincrs.-— Apply after 6 p.m. to Hunt and Craig, Painters and Decorators, Victoria Avenue, New North Road, WANTED, a General Servant, able to cook.—Wynyard Arms Hotel, corner otf\ ' Syniondsdnd Wcllesley-Blreetß, . ANTED, a YbunaGirl to assist in Household Work:—Apply to Mt A. Heod, Sentinel Rbad. Ponsbhby; ANTED, a good Gonoral Servant.— Apply Mrs Stcve'iisou, Oxford New Buildlngß, bottom Nelson-Btreet. ANTED, a Young Girl for tho drapol'y .-Apply " W.," Stak ollice. WANTED) a respectablo Girl about 17, for gonoral housework, able to witsh well. —Apply Mrs O'Brien, Milford-strcct, oft' SU Mary _ Road, Ponsonby. WANTED, an Improver to the Dross making.—Apply at Stak Offlco. WANTED, somo one to adopt two Baby Boys,-Apply " A.'8.," Stak Ollico. ANTED, a General Servant as House koopor.—Apply to Mr Polard, Woodbine Cottage, Ortly-Btt.o.i . ,_■_;. -, .: .. ...: ANTEIi, ttireo resfoobtable fylen ds Boardors; bon. fdi-table Home; 17s.—Mrs Hunter, first housoHcpburnsi rcu t.off ponsonby Road. .:. j .-., ■-.. . . > WANTED, our Customers to Remember wo havo a splendid lot of Dress Ma toriids at IW. worth Is.-S. Coombes and Co., Queen ________ WANTED, a Furnlsed Beclreom with firsplaco for Singlo Miin; as liottr centre Ot town aa ppaaible.—Addic. JHS, Stab Qlllce. WANTED, two Rooms, or ono Room and übo ofKltohon, for a man with three _oys.-Noighbourhood of Quecn-BtreotorParnoll proforrod.—Addresa, "M.M.," Stak Ollice. ANTED, 2, or i) i-espectablo Young Men iiß Boarders; terms modoratc.— Apply Manchester House, Nelson-st., between Wollealey and Victoria-streets. ___^ \Stf ANTED j a respectable I'craon to W T ' adopt a healthy Fomale Child, 9 months old.—Jn-Ulro Mm Copland, 10 toll p.m.i corner Gutidry and Oxfuwl-atroeta, Newton. . WAl.tfED,S_>ortitig Men-and'tho Public to liißpeot tlio Piotureof the- Whlto StoepleohasOr Bucephalus, at. Eady's Music Warehouse, Quoep-atroot. , ANTED.-all to,Read.!'Hard Tiiuoa and Lartd. Monopoly,", »n appoal to the Elei-tors on tho burning question of tho day. Fltblisliod by N. G. Lennox, Auckland, and sold by all Booksellers. Price; Que Shilling. . ANTED TO, PURCHASE, for cashT d good Freehold Property, in orneartho city; value £2,000, and yielding a rental te pay a ronsouablo percentage on tho investment.— Apply to liabcr and Rowlings, Commiaslon Agents, Fort-Btrcot. WANTED TO SELL, 10 tons Corned Beef, guaranteed best quality and sound, 2_d por lb., delivered at railway or on board, in 100, 200, and 30Ulb. cußkF.-G. Ilttlme, BUt-her; Qiiceii__trect. ; W~ ANTED—Wheh yob tiro in Hobsoh : Btroet call and Bee the largo and cholcd Btock of Mosgiel Tweeds jnst opened for the coming aoason at Munro and Mllllgan'B. ANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutsford's, Watchmaker, Vlotorla - street (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; oil work warranted for 12 months. __________ WANTED SEEN, tho splondid assort ment of Boots and Shoos ooWOn Viow In my Window.—U. Hurlo, Au—land Boot Em porium. Vlcterla-stroet. ' ANTED KNOWN —Taranaki Salt Butter, 8d por lb; White Sugar, 3Jd per lb.—Eaton's Co operation Store, Hobson-street. WANTED KNOWN—Captain Holman, otbnrnuo Flora, will not bo responsible for any dnbta of hia crew while in port. ANTED KNOWN, — Firo I Fire ! Eirol-Bo in time and sen tho Furniture. only Bltghtly damaged by fire In Victoria-Btrect, ■ at Dampicr- Largo FurnlalilngSliop, Hubson-st. YffANTED KNOWN, that the Meetings VV in the Riding School will bo Continued . EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK at 7,30, except.' Ihg Saturday. All aro Incited. ' _ . WANTED KNOWN-Chcoti Clearing Salo at Mrs BilttenVorthfe, opposite Market. Qneen-strcot. . WANTED KNOWN-Girls" Ulsters, from 2s 8d; Coßtumeß. from Is; Hosiery. Gloves. Ribbons, and Laces in great taMcty, at Donald W. Jaok and Cos., Ponsonby Road. ; WANTED KNOWN-Chonp Clearing Sale at Mrs Buttorwortb's, opposito Market, Queeii-streot. ___ ANTED KNOWN—Boys' flats and Caps from Cd; good valuo In Men's Shirts, Socks, Collars, and Ties; at Donald W. Jack and Ce's.. Ponsonby Road. ■ WANTED KNOWN—Cheap.Clearing Sale at Mrs Butterworthty opposite Market, Qucon-Btfcet. ';* i '■--■'. f".. WANTED KNOWN—During tho Great Clearing Solo of. Alroy.'B Stook and Wall's Salvage Stook wo soil IJorrockß's Long Cloth at 2s Ud por dozen.—S. Coombes and Co., Quoon_itreet_ __________________ \\T ANTED KNOWN—SeaI Bags, with VV or without muff, a beautiful assortment, at all priocs, at Charles Kelsoy and Co.'s, 120, Queon-atrect. WANTED KNOWN-Shilling Hair Bnißhl Hair Brush for Ono Shilling! Tho Shilling Hair Brush! Whlto handle Hair Brush, Only One Shilling! —At Rebsou's, Draper, Ponsonby. \\T ANTED KNOWN —Charles Kelsey TT and Co; havo a beautiful assortment of Gold and Stiver Jowellcry, tho whole of which has the merit of being gonuino, as thoy keep no imitations.—Charlca Kolaoy and Co., 120, Quoon street. _ __: WANTED KNOWN—Wo are selling o good Suit of Clothes for 255, worth Us __ Samuel Coombes and Co., Quoen-Btrcct. WANTED. KNOWN— Cheap Timbkb I ChkaHTimdebl Ami all other kinds of Building MatoHals, canbepurohased cheaper, and hotter than afiywhere else at the yards of P. Got.DIR, Albert-atroet. "TXT ANTED, Ships' Carpenters to Erect TT-Compoalte Barge, ISO foot lornr, 25 fert bcatri (labour Only). 'Speoiflcatlons can be Been nt tho Waikato Ceal and Shipping Company s, Auckland and Ngaruawahia. Iron frames ready to plank,—Apply or wire to Lewis Thomas, Contractor, Ngaruawahia. ANTED, Buyers for Velveteen, at Is Od yard; Trimmed Hats, from 3a Hd; Blankets, from 10a 6d pair; Sheeting, from lid to Is 9d; Flannels, from BJd; Women s and Childrenb Stockings, from Cd; cheap and Fashionable Dreaa Materials. A large assort ment of the above of unequalled value at Wollealey House.—A. Lovett WANTED KNOWN-That Samuel Lovell has opened an Establishment in Buchanan's Buildings, Wellcsloy-streat, as a First-closß Mantlo and Jackotmaker, aud having had a large experience in some of tho best London houses, is in a position to guarantee a Port cot Fit_Lateßt Stylo, and good Workman ship. The Dressmaking Branch will be under the supervision of an experienced erson. WAI.TED~KNdWN— Velveteens from • One and Sixpence per yard at Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. Blankets, Counterpanes, CaMcooa, Flannels; very cheap. Wf ANTED KNOWN.—We are soiling T V a good Family Sheeting, blooched, at 10jd (worth la ld).-8: Cobmb-3 & Cb„ Queen-st. X\T ANTED KNOWN.-I take this op- V T . portuhity in thanking my many friends and Customed for paßt favours, and hope for a continuance of tho same. Dressmaking in ai tlio latest styles.—Mrs Klrkman, Dressmaker, Victoria-Btrcot West (two doors from Williams s Tailor). W" ANTED KNOWN.-During the Sale wo do not give any discounts, but sell from 2.5 to 60 por cent, below any other house. Ono call will convince you.—S. Coombes & Co., Queen-street. ANTED SEEN by oil buyers of Jewellery, Kelsey's Stock of real Silver and real Gold. Thoy keep no imitations on their promises; thoy therefore gnaranteo everything sold by tbon_to be real silver or gold.—Charles Kolscy and Co., 120. Queen-atrcet. WANTED KNOWN. — We havo just bought a job a largo line of Cretonnes, whioh wo can 801 l cheap. — S. Coombes & Co., Queen-streot. WANTED KNOWN, that all working men can savo their money by calling ai tho Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Moolb Sixponco; Board and Lodging 15a por week.— Robert Murdock, Proprietor.—Noto the address —Nearly opposite tho Waitemoto Hotel, and cliise to tbeUgojr WANTED KNOWN.—We havo still on hand over 200 pairs of New Zealand made Blankets at 18s 6d and 25a (worth doublo the money)—S. Coombes & Co., Queen-street. WANTED, all the New Arrivals, and Old Ones, too, to Call at Farrell and Barnaby's, Butchers, 175, Queen-street, to in .infCt the quality and examine tho price of our Meat. Priiiie Local Beef and Mutton, from 2d per lb. Cash purchasers most liberally dealt with. Roll up, and fill your kits for very little money. W~~ ANTED KNOWN-That the Allot ments at Mont le Grand, Mount Roskill Road, are ready for Selection. They are beautifully situated; magnificent 6cenery. which can never be built out; Boil.sonii-volcanic; no stones to clear; 'busses pass at convenient intervale throughout the day, and late at night. Apply on property to E. T. Herbert. ANTED KNOWN to Painters and Paperhangerp.— That Twite, in Karanga hape Road, can sell No. 1 Scrims at IJd cash, : being a direct importer. "VVTANTED KKOWN—To be sold cheap, i V T at Aueteu'B Furniture Shop. 310, Upper Queen-atreet. Singlo Flax Mattras .es, 6s; Double do., 15s; Bodßteads, 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



To Let *__S__gU_fi_ll . — fTIO LET, Offices In the best part of ™Pli - Ou _UI ?f;, _, 1 j Tffpf. Wlfe-6lWght'srShotf dt-MoTu^' faCflcii: good .land; adJoinS Blackwitth t). -Apply G;,F: Kelly; Mttimt Kden_< j_ _ : j rr.o LET, a Shop find Dwelling situato J. In Karrtngabapo Road, suitablp for grocer. —Apply Mr T. Prosper, BoOt Factor^, Kdranga hapc Road. , '' : - TO LET, in Upper Queen-street, a House of sovon rooms; gas and water laid on.— Apply.en Hie promises or-Mr Jamleson'a. Wel le.ley-strcot-foat,' . ,_'.. J: ■'* " 'I 0 LETj/Six-ropTned '*;House. plSffy now; gas, gas;.stbve_bath, oity waler.jj- Apply on premises, Mrs Black, Collingwood stroet. . mO LET, a Six-i-pomed House.—Apply X -to M. Cameron. Wakcfiold-strcot. TO LET, in Vincent-street, one or two Furnished Bedrooms and Sitting-room; .lisoof kitchen J-gas and water; prlvato family. —Apply gri. a Oitto'e. TO LET, a Furnished Bedroom and use of kitohon, four doors from the V.M.C.A., Aibor.-at.oct. , 0 LET, a New 7-roomed House with every convenienco-the third house down 'right hihd.side in .jErttraraa.. Road, Surrey liillßi—Apply next doot.' '• ' '' • . y y ■ TO LET, Five-roomed House in Har greaves street, Collogo Rffad ! gas and water,—Apply R A. Mill 3, Hargreaves-strßot. T~"~ 0 LET, Shop and Five Rooms, in'Hob- son-strcet, near Cook-street. — Apply to Thomas Constable, Hobson-strcfct (next Mutiro and Mhligah's). . ________' 0 LET, the 3-storied Brick tßuilding, known as Foster's Root Factory, in Rut land-street, _ list off Qneen-street; suitablo for a manufactory or wholesale store—Apply to L. H. Neuniegen. Darby-street. ' '■< ■'■ .-'-'' TO LET, a weii-fihisntfd and boriifortable Cottage of cix rooms, and bath room, oil Great North Road ; gas, water, and every cou venience.—Apply J. 11. Jouning, House Agent, : &c., Arch Hill. ----- : mO LET, 4-rooraed Cottage, SupVmijr -1 street, Ponßonby; rent,. lis. __ 8-i_.oiiio_ v iMise, lat'go allotment, Sentinol Road., PoU •Bonby; rent, 20s.^Apply„W. Gulliver, Queep •street. . ;. I g 1 / & f■ \ j ■ ■•:■ TtTHMt, fdhsdhb_>i *lose. ;to Three': Lamps. HtSiSb of SixroOfil.. With attached; laundry and bath-room •jj?as; and otty Water F rent £1 a woeki-Enquito W. t, Mitohol). ltf |r* eantile Chambora. - - ■ - - - TO- -LET, at Mount Eden, .2.G-Roomed Villas, with bay windows, verandah, fire places (with register grates), tanks, cellars, and outhou-os, situated fust below Smiths Bus B(lice.8 (lice.—Apply to Jesse Stokes, Mount Eden odd. _ , TO BE LET, charriilng Marine Villa, Londoß-Btrect, with Bplendid wawr view,. . on largo allotment; a vOryrorofenable lour roomed Dwelling, with good workshop andout. liouse at back.—W. L.Mitchell, 8 Mercantile Chambers '; '_ f | TO LET or FOR SALE, new and well finished House of eight rooms, fitted with every convenience; gas and water laid on; concroto baths, etc.; splendid viow of tho har bour. Terms easy. - Apply to A. Scott & Co., Firth's Mllli 73, Queen-gtrect. ' > TtrORTH SHORE.'—To Let, on Cholten -131 ham Beach,a wellfurntahedHouse of 7 rooms.-Apply R. and R, DUdcr, Lower Wharf. j_______-__-a_-_; •••■■ For Sale..i FOR POSITIVE SALE, hfo 4-roomed Cottages and one Shop and Dwelling, caoh with frontages to two good streets in tho city — Apjily to Jbh».Soppct,Housoand Land Agent,- No. 8, Qiicen-sti'eot. . ■ ■ .. FOR SALE, House of 4 rooms and Allot ment, situotcd Vormont-atreet, Ponsonby. Price only £285; cash required, £30.—Apply to A. Scott fc Co.. Firth's Mill, 73, Queen-street.' 17WR SALE, in Parnell, most convenient ' Houßo of 8 rooms and Allotment 50 x 200; apleudfd viow of ihe harbour; only 15 minutes from Poat-ofllco, —W. and J. Prater. Land Agoflts, Quocn-.trocti t ■ - - ... FOR SALE Or t_ASE, Houses, Allot monts. Farms, Suburban Properties, Hotels, Shops, Businesses, Partnerships.—Grant and Oroasan. 75, Queen-street. OR SALE, First-class Pony ; has been constantly driven by <a lody.—, Frsnclß Hull, Insuranco Building?, ■ - FOR SALE, a new Houso containing 5 Rooniß and Scullery; gas and water laid on; all.fenced,in; tea.minutos from G.P.O. Views horbeuß and Domain.—Apply to Henry Civil. Builder, Portland-street, off Craoroft-st,, Parooll., , , TJ.OR SALE, 2 good Shops with Comfort-; , JL. able Dwolllng; back ontrauccwater, and, goa laid on: let to rood tenants at 30s a Week ;■ . Bituutcd in Karanganapo Road.—Fonpartibulare apply to Mocbi. C»rbim>aft T»ylori Auctioneers. I^TIOR SALE, f-roomed HoUse, Stlnnyslde ' Rood, Mouiit. Edch. i Allotment 50 x ISO. Also, three Allotments adjoining, each 00 x 19b feet.—Apply.to G. Garry, at Mr Mason s, Hair Dresser. . li^Oß SALE (a Bargain), a Corner Allot- ' 1 meut witlr-8 feet frontage to GreatKorth Road by_B6 feet:to McKeMc-street, WiUrfcood Shop and Dwelling erected, thereon, and Jot to good tonant. Price, £3(!o.~Forfurther particu lars, Carblnes.ana Taylor, Auctioneers. ■ , M 1 OR SALE (ErMOHi), a vert deSirabftg Property, Bituatcd on the maiil road and witliln tho four mi.es radius from the A._pkla«g Postofllc6. • The-Houßfe oomnrlSes six; gogd rooms, fitted with every cjpnvenieneei the grounds, 5 acres in extent, are of thejiest do acription of volcanic loamj, to bo sold cheap and on easy terniS.^Apnly toj).- F. Evans, Auotion eer. Land and Estate Agent, Queen-Btreet (next Honk of Australasia). ... ' ■ H6S? TIIOR SALE,-handsome Villa Residence Jj and largo Allotment, 66 x 100, main joa^, Pans .n_r.--:Th»nouBo is almost new.-substan tially built, and finished (ff.hi firstolass stylo and fitted With every comfprt and convenience; gas, water, etc.-? I!_iW_f^*abloyprop«rty, 1b situato on' main-roaW'WSd--in the best *irt of Ponsonby (neorly opposite residence of Mr A. Dovorchin most commanding position.—D. F. Evanß, Estate and Land Agent. (1180) ELLA'VISTA ROAD.-Urand£AUpt Bientto bo sold oheap'for cisbilplaoted and fenced, commanding ono of tho be»t marine viows in Ponsonby.-rW. L. Mitchell, 8, Mercantile Chambers. ■ ,■ t . ■::: . i ■ • ■ f, <" 7?. ROCERY BUSINESS, Sh<.p£_adp'ws;_ \JC ling for Ealo.. Splendid chance for crier golic man. !?iiiall deposit, easy terms.—Apply 'I. A. Hockings, Russcll-st, Great North Road, any cvonfng after half-paat 6. INGSLAND, New North Road.—2 1-rooincd Vorandah Cottages, rcgißtored grates and colonial ovens -, price, £100 each.—- Tfirms. apply 3. R. R-Sndoi-On, i Meroaaitile Chanibera, Queen-atreet. , ■~.-, -.. K INGSLAND ESTATE.—For Sale (a Great Bargain), 4-roomed Verandah Cot tage with a.iillery'and every convenience, on freehold allotment 10 "VTORTH SHORE.—For Sale, a Pretty 131' Littlo Gothic Villaj.ef 5 apartments near the Victoria Wharf jet-retired, being adjoin ing the residences ofthe Hon. do 8.. Itevjjroux and thelatc-CaJti.in'Wynyard; the.allotlnent is 50 x 118, and the soil'of excellont,<luality; the house is nearly new, and fitted with register grate, colonial oven, &c.; very suitable for a quiet oouplo or small t amily^-B. Tanner, Agent, I Queen-street "■--... ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivereil in town or suburbs, 200 casks Portland Cement, Plaster of Paris. Fireolav. by ton or lb, Fire Bricks, &c—R Jonkinaon, Buildor, Lome Btreet. .. ■ . : -. SUPERIOR Villa Residence, Clarence-st.,; for £380. Grand Market Garden SitA good black sell, the pick of Rosebank Estate; 6.acres for£3oocaah.-W, L. Mitchell, Land Agent. TO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS- Buainess for Sale in a first-class position in the suburbs; satisfactory reasons fordisposal. —Apply to W. V. Btevena, Htgh-street, -. - ■ ftPA —FOR SALE, New. Cottage of 3&0"» i rooms (freehold), with register, grato, colonial.oven, &o. £50 cash;, balance weekly.—W..V, Stevens, High-street. ~ , - m O 'D R -A P E R S. ; FOR SALE, '' *j" * THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A..-.. FIRST - CLASS CASH DRAPERY BUSINESS, Sltuatod in tho moßt Central Poßition, George • i.■ street, Dunedin. . y : Preoent Returnsjabout fiU.OOO.'and rapidly _ - ■ irioreasing. • ■■ STOCK NEW AND IMPORTED. Intending purchasers must, in tho first instance, Btnto amount of available ca^n, to ensure an early reply. For particulars, address Mr ROSS, Messrs Sargood, Ewen & Co., Auckland. WA N T E D . X N O W N— That tho STOCK of CLOCKS AND WATCHES AND JEWELLERY at. , , GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE has been Greatly Augmented by BARGE AR RIVALS, and an Inßpoction is solicited of the STERLING GOLD and SILVER GOODS (all WARRANTED) in.tho Queen-street.Window, anaM«L Artistic IMITATION JEWELLERY in th^Victoria-street Window. Wo make a SPECIALTY of these Two Lines, keeping both the Genuino and tho Imitation to SUJI all TASTES and Pockota; bnt they aro kept Sepa rate, and Displayed in Different Streets. Sterl- Silvor Sots. 2i.6d; Brooches and Rings Is each ; and other Lines equally Cheap, at GOODSON b LONDON ARCADE, Qnccn-Bt. and Victona-Bt,, MdatChristchurchandWeUington.TheFanoy Goods Stock is Unequalled in tho Colony, 'fffXYl ED KNOWN — W A FEW OF NEIL AWD CLIFFORD'S WELL-TRIED REJIEDIES FOR WINTER COMPOSITION POWDER.-R is known in all English-speaking countries for its many good qualities. You who are Bub. ect to Colds or Sore Throats don't bo without it; Is 6d a tin; BBALM OF GILEAD.—Seven years' trial has proved this td be one of the Best Compounds ever offered for the euro of Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Cough. 2s a Bottle. COUGH POWDER—Effectual and quick in Congestion. Pleurisy, or Inflammation of the Lungs. Is 6d a Tin. _ COUGH SYRUP.—Where there are children nothing is better for Coughs. Croop, or Bron chitis. A pure expectorant without morphia or opium. Is 6d and 2s a Bottle. HOP BITTERS, 2a 6d a Bottle. , I [NEIL & ~C~L"l F F 0 R D, HERBALISTS, BOTANIC DISFBNBARY, WBLLEBLEY-eiREET, | Auckland.



Public Ngjticcs. OTAHUHU CATHOLIC BAZAAR •wHlbe'CLOSEfi TOMORROW (Tlraiß id|y)| and OPEN on FRIDAY. II J. BADLEY, Eco, TH °All D/ ° f bduc at * Ni DISTRICT "icBOLAHSHIPS. Tlie ER»mf_at_on fOi' District B-holarghips wilt bo held in Augu*t: ~. ..,- ~;.. , The nomes of Candidates toil! be rtceited In by the undersigned on or before 1U Ka il AY, Ist July, 1881. < ..- _ B Printed forms of entry may be obtained ofl 'Spplication at the ofllce of tho Board. H • VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary. I" HEREBY ACCEi'T ~B< Goodman' B ! Challenge.-J. Butterwtfr&. i TO WORKING MEN.—We are selling a good- Printed Mole Tronscr for Is lid (worth 7a 6d).—S. Coombcß & Co. Queen-street, qAILOHS' REST AND HOME. REMOVAL TO LARGER ROOMS-'SS, QUEEN-STREET WHARF. These Rooms will be OPENED (God willing) on THURSDAY, Ju:io 12. Divine service at T'Relii'Bt Social Meeting will be held on FRI DAY,-June 1.1. at Bp.m. Reading and Smoking l.oqms open daily from 1 till 10 p.m. 'THE OPENINGTEA MEETING Will bfi held on FRIDAY EVENING, June 20, ' at 630 p.m. Tickets, Is each. The Bishop 1.. j of Auckland will preside. T_TEEP YOUfi TEA WARM -3- Just , JLV, opened. 2QO Cosies at 2a lld--S. Coombes and Co-, Queen-.tr-.l; . '. A- UCKLAND TOBACCO COMPANY .____,.. ■■. (LIMITED). "': ": A CALL (the second) of Two Shillings and. Slxpenco per Sharo was m^_ l *l? <5 d r ._ v D 1.,,° abdve Compahy, payable on THURSDAY. 12th Junenftit, Ot tils Company's Office, Fort-ttreet, Auokland. • HEKBY BYRON, Secretary. May 20.1831. • . T7IOR HOKIANGA.—Tho s.s.'ABGILE nD will leavo Onehunga Wharf SB above .weather aOd other circumstances permitting) on TUESDAY, June 17th, at 1 p.ra.-Northern Steamship Company (Limited), Auckland; or, A. Barnes, Onehunga. TJIOR MERCURY BAY—REDUCTION JP OF FARES.—The following will be tho Ra»e- by s-s. ROWENA to and. from above port:-Saloon, 10s; Steerage, 7s 6d; Freight. 53 por ton. — Northern Steamship Company (Limited), 07, Qiieen-street. Auokland. OR WAITARA.—The s.s, DOUGLAS will leave Onehunga Wharf as above (weather and other oircumstances permitting) TO-MORROW (Thimday). June 12,_ 10 a.m.- Northern Steamßhip Co. (Limited), Auokland , or, A. Barnes. Onohunga. __ pAKIRARAHI No. 1 BLOCK. I hkbbby caution all persons from dealing with the Timber on this Block, as the samp has been legally purchased, .withi all necessary.rights, by the Union Steam Saw Moulding, Sash, and Door Company .joither Hohepa Hokolri nor Mr Singleton Rochfort have any right or authority to offer the said Block or T Dated at Aucidand the 10th day of June, 1781. E. T. DUFAUR, Solicitor, Queen-etreet, ''Auckland. "\f °" __ * ° ~~*' ft? THE INH^ITAN^OTPAPATOITOI I the Undersigned, will Run a 'BUS from tho Otara School-bouse each FRIDAY .commencing on the 30th of May, leaving at 8.30 o clock, and returning from Auckland at 3.30 c clock. , D. CHAPMAN, Proprietor. May 23,13&t_ TO MOTHERS. — We have over 2,000 airls' and Maids' Uloters from Is lid (worth double the' money).-Sam_el Coombes and Co., Queen-street. DOfl K-KEEPING CLASS. Mr R. K. DAVIS will commence his Class THIS EVENING in the Lecture Hall pf the YoUng Men's Christian ABBOciation, at half-past Sevon cfcltjek,- when he will deliver an Address. All are Invited. . "DARNELL DISTRICT SCHOOL. The School Committ-ie of Parnell having been requested to open a N ight School, hereby request an who are wishful to attend to send or leave their names and addresses to the Secretary on or before THURSDAY, 12th Instant. , J. W. ROBINSON, Secretary. vlf L. ... M I T C H E L L, *LAND. AND ESTATE AGENT. FOR LEASE for a Long Terni-A Splendid Faf'rt of 116 Acres, freehold, in grass, with a Leasehold attached of 150 Acres, having good timber for fencing) within 10 minutes walk of l rising township, With the advantage of a con stant and excellent market, There is a oom modious family residence, and also outhMises, •Jow-shSu, barns, Sec. This is a first-doss farm, sapable of producing a good Income, and Is now in a high state of cultivation. Purchasing clause :»n bo obtained if necessary. _„,__ ' FARMS FOR SALE OR LEASE - Good Houses and Allotments for Sale. Houses to Let, Grand Scotions-Mount Eden, Ponsonby, North Shore, and other places, for Sale. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage on good Ppl hl?T dNimfflfpS Negotiated, and Confiden tial Agencieß Undertaken. 8, MERCANTILE CnAMßEfef, gt?-Mw-stßßirt. 0 PERSONS FURNISHING. —W§ are still selling a good Tapestry Carpi t at LB Ud (worth 3s 6d).—Coombes ft Co., Queen-st. A VALUABLE Gold Watch given to every Servant who stays two rears In a dtuation obtataeif through Hamiafprd's Auck and Registry. Particulars on application. HIMNEYS Swept, Carpets Shook, Windows Cleaned, and other odd Jobs lone.-George William Wilcock, West-street, Newton. . TORAGE for bond or free Goods at lowest rates.^E. and A. Isaacs. MONEf TO LEND on freehold security. -Joseph Blades, Bolloltor, Vnloan Dane. HONEY TO LEND, on good freehold securities, at current rates. — Arch. Buchanan, Solicitor, Queen-street (opposite Bank of New Zealand). . _AM fl\ TO £10,000 LENT on Building 3&JL" Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on, Weekly Payment System Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for sale on Ith page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for investment.— C. Williamson Land. Estate, and Finanoial A gent and Valuer, High-street Auckland. EW COLONIAL GOLD-MINING .-. COMPANY (LIMITED). A Call of Twopence per Sharp on the Com- bany'B Capital has this'day been, made by the Director*, payable to the Secretary, at the Com pany's Office, Now Zoalandlnsurance Buildings, Auckland, on TUESDAY, the 21th day of June, D. G. MacDONNELL, Seoretary. Auckland, 10th June. 1881. QUEEN OF ENGLAND GOLD-MIN ING CO.-(Ltd.), COROMANDEL. A Coll of Twopence per Share nn the Com pany's Capitol has this day been made by the Directors, payable to the Secretary, at the Com-* cony's Office, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auokland, on TUESDAY, the 24th day ot June, D. G- MaqDONNKLL, gecretary. T £-—->•■ " G A j,, j The undersigned begs to announce that he has oommenced to Practise as a Solicitor in the Offices.of the late Mr E. K. Tyler. Imperial Chambers, Vulcan Lane. JOSEPH BLADES. Auckland, May 19.1881. CALEDONIA HOTEL, SYMONDS-STREET. FRANCIS O'DOWD (late 0 f the Family and Naval Hotel, Pitt-street) bogs to thank his friends and customers for past support, and wishos to inform them he is now Proprietor oC the Caledonia Hotel, and will be pleased to see his friends, as the vory best brands of Wines, Ales, and Beer will be kept, as heretofore. Ac commodation for man and horse.—Note address: F. O'DOWD. Caledonia Hotel, corner Symondß- Btreet and Karangahape Road. X OOK OUT FOR THE PAMPHLET I BRITISH DESPOTISM IN THE SOUTH SBA ISLANDS AND THE PERSECUTION OF MR W. J. HUNT BY SIR ARTHUR GORDON, High Commissioner, under "Tho Western Pacific Orders in Counoil, 1877 and 1879," BY VOX POPULI. Copies of the abovo can bo obtained of Mr G. L. Thompson, Agent, High-street, and from all Booksollers. PRICE-ONE SHILLING. .New Law Partnership. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that they have oommenced Praotlce in Co-partner ship as y • BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS n Chambers in High-street, opposite Mr W. Atkins Printing Office. E. W. BURTON. W J. NAPIER. Auckland, September 22nd, 1883. I



— : "--^HKnfaißM aon<«fc '"""" MISS HILL. Dressmaker, Collingwo&i stroot, Ponsonby. Style aKjgft guaran teed; ■____; -. ..--- ■ ________*______ <-: TO LADIES requiring good and cheap Hosiery-Call on Coombes and Co. and you will find it tiro* well Bpent.—S. Coombes and Co., Queen-street LIME! LIME! LIME I—Wanted Known-Tbe only person in Auckland burning Oyster Shell Lime is J. Johnston. Arch Hill; 3s per bag. Reductions to the trade. T 53 HENDERSON'S O t • CHKRRY PECTORAL. 2k 0d ond*s Gd per bottle. To bo had oply at Medical Hall; Ponsonby. opposite Three L_n_ ps. T>-- O R M S. Vt All clifldren enflfer from them. It Biispocted. askfortbeOertainJJa'.. ? SHARLAND'S WORM POWDER_«b packet. Apothecaries' Hail. Opposite Post-office. lOLENT Raging Toothache is in nearly erory instance instantaneously cured by tisuig Odontalgicon, the new remedy, Is.—C. W. Goodßon, London Arcode. . RELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTOR__L. I Prlco, 2s 6d and i» 6d.—F. C. Sharland, opposite ! the Post-office. , OOTHACBE CURE. — Instantaneous Relief-ODONTALaJC-la per bottle.- F. C. SHARLAND, opposite Post-office. TO PEBSONS'TRAVELIiNG-During the Salvage' Sale we offer alt Travelling Trunks and Portmanteaux, ot half-price. —S. Coombea and Co., Queen-street. DR. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL AND 3TEEL PILLS.—The most popular medicine of tlTo day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Cblo nial Agent, F. C. SHAMUNB, opposite the Post office, . ■OATS! RAT 8 I RATS .'-Use , jLV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE, Rata eat it greedily, and die; no smell. Price, One Shilling a Bottle. F. 0. SfrARLAND oppoaito Pog^offloe. MEDICAL.— Next to keeping your heart healthy keep yofir head cool wid com-1 forteble^then coll on Coombosand inspect their Stook of Hats: the lergeßt and beat in North ißiand.—Coombeß and Co., Queen-street. ---i »USBLINE for thb HAlß.—This elo i V guilt preparation completely ecllpsei ,r,.r_ artiole of a almilar kind now bpfore U.e public—Price, lsOd a bottle.—SHAptANl). Apothecaries' HalL 0 MOTHERS—We have a splendid lot of Children's Socks et 3d per pair, worlh la.—S. Coombeß and Co.. Quegfl-fltreet. lANOFORTES Tuned (ss) by an _*-. perienced hand from Klrkman's, London. Old Pianos entirely restored in tone, touoh, ana quality ; Hammers refelted, 1 guinea —W. Sior, Karangahape Road, Newton (opposite Primes, Ironmonger). MR W. H. JONES, M.R.C.V.S..L. (MemVer of the Royal College of Veter lnary Surgeons London), late Veterinary Sur geon, North Metropolitan Tramway Company, London, has cpaim.nced practice In Aunldand and may be consulted on Diseases of Horses, Cattle, and Donesticated Animals at the Masonic Hotel, Pi inces-street. All communica tions-left at. Mr Haslett's, Chemist, Queen-st. will roCelve prompt attention. Telephone No. _0. The Register of Members of- the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons oan be seen nt Mr Hoalett's. - mATLOR AND OUTFITTER. . ...J. ELETCHEA, HoßabK-ST.. ~.,„;...,, Returns thanks to bis numerous patrons for. licir liberal support during the past five years, still assuring them and the public that only Perfect Fits, combined with First-class Style and tho Best of .Workmanship," are the ruh»g standards in the execution of every *rder in trueted tohiscaro.' Prices moderate.-. Terms cash. Gentlemen's own material rnqde up. G. E W I N G T O N, • ESTATE AGENT (KsTABUsnEB 18 Years.) MONEY TO LEND on City Securities. Houses, Shops, Cottages, Allotments, and Farms for Sale at low prices and on easy terms. Two New Cottages in Russell-street, Great North Road, £2155 each. TAUPIRI EXTENDED COAL-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF TAUPHS , COAL. COAL from Other Mines in tho Waikato being now Introduced into the Auckland Market, Consumers of TAUPIRI COAL are Requested to bo Careful in giving their Orders in future to ask for " TAUPIRI COAL." FRANZ SCHERFF, Secretary. ' Auckland. May 26,1881. TRY R JEW'S EW'S SPECIAL BLEND OF TNDIAN ANT) r.HINA fIEAS, Indian and V_/hina ±eas, AT 1/1A PER LB. CORNER OF VICTORIA AND ALBERT-STREETS. SELLING OFF. SELLING OFF. SELLING OFF. MRS BtJTTERWORTH, HAtWtQ A LARGE STOOK OF WINTER GOODS, CONSISTING OS" MILLINERY. ULSTERS, JACKETS LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S COSTUMES UNDERCLOTHING, BABY LINEN.'&o., &0., HAS DECIDED TO HOLD A CHEAP CLEARING SALH. CO_t-tß_fC-NO FRIDAY, 13th JUNE. : MRS BUTTERWORTfI, Opposite. Cut Market, Queen-street, "VT . 0 T I C! M A.- L_ SUEUR having bought a BANK BUPT STOCK of LADIES' CLOTH JACKETS for gash, is now soiling the same at and Under Wholesale Cost. AT T^ Bo^__ R0 ____. Also. SEVERAL JOB PARCELS for Cash, in HOSIERY, GLOVES_LADIES andICHIL DRWS UIfoERCLO'teING,- WOOLIiEH CLOUDS, etc., mush Under Original Cost,} 1 AT THE BONMARCHB. * DBJCSS MATERIALS. VELVETEENS, saBtINOS; BLANKHffS. FLANNELS. SHEETINGS, eta. all Bouaht at a. Discount for C_sh. Cannot bo surpassed for value. Every department is replete with NOVEL TIES FOR PRESENT SEASON, and should bo inspected without delay. J * Observe Addresß-BON MARCHE, Z«, Queen street (next Hewin Bros.) Miscellaneous Wanted. WANTED KNOWN—Just bought a let-20,000 yards tot Checked Ribbon, which we are selling ot Old, worth Is 6d.-S. ,£o.nibes and Co, Queen-street. \\J ANTED KNOWJST. - ISLAND VV ORANGES.—Large island Oranges, la Scr dozen, at Sanford'a Fruit and Refreshment ;oom_i Victoria-street, cornor of Albert-street. —Bring kits, BOOT TRADE.-Wanted, improvers for tho Bench; also, an Apprentice for the Clicking. - By. Davy, Crown Boot Factory, Greystrcot. ; BOOff TRADE.—Wanted, a first-class Knee Hand; must be a good finisher.— Apply W. P. Bpry, Ponßonby Road. RADESMEN'S BOOKS opened, made up, posted, checked and balttnood period ically by an Experienced Accountant, at a nominal cost.—Address "Accountant," P. 0.8. 78, Auckland. W~ ANTED. — Where you can get the best valne and tho largest stock to seleot frominMaokintoßhei and Waterproof Coats is Coombes & Co.'s; Queen-Btreet. PARTNERSHIP.— Gentleman (27) wants above in old established business; whole sale preferred. Strictest investigation required. All communications confidentially treated. Capital, Sm. — Address Partnership, Star Offlco. TO TINSMITHS & IRONWORKERS. —Wanted, by a thorough tradesman;-a Situation in town oroountry.—Apply STABOffice. WASHING AND CHARING, Eliza beth-street, off Wood-street. Ponsonby; references given.—Mra James Young. GARDENING.— Wanted Known to those whom it may concern—That J. P. Slattery, Practical Gardener, Wellington-street, is pre pared to undertake all kinds of work in his pro fession, and execute it in the beat and most | efficient manner—such as tho laying-out of new grounds neat and to the best advantage, prun ing, renovating, putting in order, and all kinds of ground work to the beat satisfaction. ORE JEWELLES*.—Mr H. Penz holss. Working Jeweller, begs to inform the trade, ms friends and the publio, that hav ing returned to Auckland, he has commenced Business in Darby-street, Thistle Hotel Build ings ia few stops from Queen-street). All orders and repairs in Jewellery will be satisfactorily exeohted. Prices very moderate. ■'. Tenders m OP L U M B E R S. " Tenders will be received, up to noon on TUEE-: DAY. the 16th inßtant, for Roofing Three Houses', with iron. __ "■% Specifications at our offices, Queen-street. EDWD. MAHONEY & SON, Architects, | .JL Continued on lint mf^ ■ .._*, ',



jy^ j^ : ;*^»»y;;i'i||Mi^i_|ti_ i » Ir%_i1 r%_i > ■-__~ ,—.... -■~.., Ei7AN«-B-LI«rtW»fIB'B«VICBS ,8 . ~ WW be-TetflfcriSe" ' * *"-* ~ Ir* Ponsonby W.e3iMyAn-: BOlfofciftiooM TO-NIGHT, Junell,andfpllbvH»gevSßnings_ " r • . As per hand-bills circulated1. ... ; / ___i_. .a ;.. .. *// ;. _ rj. ADDRESSES by Ministers and Friends; J i;:; i All are invited. ' g-f. ,L : Personal. ' '':" I-J THE Gentleman who inquired at the "•Bricklayera' Arms Hotch Chapel-street,. about tho Stable will oblige by calling again. THE PARTY who took a New Hat from- the Masonic Hall, Princes-street, on Mon day night (in mistake), can have hii own by calling at the British Hotel. Queen-street. WANTED, Mr Hamlyn, Painter, to call on T. S. Jackson,' BaHder, EingslanA Estate, and oblige, at once. G. ALLEN, Wper, Jervois Road, • Ponsonby. begs to notify that he has* • no connection with, C. .alien, draper, late 01.,. | Victoria' Street. ;■:■'". ■ •' ■,-. - _jjj > ■■-..■.,i, PERSONAL. -Who is your Tailor? ThifwWa riiiestion is often asked, and tho reply in.,, . "Why. Coombes; becanai he gives best value for'moiioy."-S. Coombes & Co., Queen-street. Lost ami Fonud. '.'. LOST, * set of false-Upper Teetib.—- . -SB.reward.on bringing them to this office. LOST a Bull and Mastiff Slut.'.Finder •" will be rewardedir'Apply to W. Hodgson, Catter. Parnell. —.— LOST, at the Onehunga Dance, ia Brown Cloth Overcdftt: 'The gentleman who took same in mistake for bis own »lcfi_o con at the Pacific Mail Co.'s office.' >- , LOST, on 3rd instant, between Nelsoii, Moote/ond Co.'s and Coorabes's. a Blaot i . KmaM 'Purse 'containing Money and .Papers, y —Reward on returning to this office. , ■ ■»'.' ta LOST, on MaY 31, from Otahuhu, Ligbtv. Bay Colt, riSiM 3 yeaw. newly Bhod. black point", mark of,the strangles undCr the Jaw. Reward ot ,205.-Apply to Thos. Goodwin. . Ota-iuhu. .-._. ; i ' , LOST on Ist June, between Queon stre'etahdLlrtleQ;ecn-. --t a; five frano niece Brooch.—A reward on re,,*, u*~-' ».h> Itar office. Anyone seen with It win oo press-' STOLEN OR STRAYED, a Black-and -0 White Newfoundland Pup. « months aUL-_. A reward of 10s will be P«> d p on delivery to W- - Cochrane, Jun.; Ponsonby Road.—Anyone, o. ~ toiSii" it after thf. date will be prosecute-. "_T«-1 REWARD. - LOst, on ■ Monday 3E. I morning (supposed at North Shore), a RS_ri«nTß.bare sfdoß and ends sot to «U knots, small-fracture one end.pf Btone.-me above reward will bo paid-cm leaving it at W. Vailo and Co.'s. 13., Qneen-Btreet _ CorporatlO-t yotiee%; . £ /^ir. op•au OS $an i>. .DRAINAGE WORKS; .'.' '.',"' SEAFIELD VIEW ROAD. The City CoUnCil will^eceive'to'nders untiUß,, . p,fc. of Thursday, June,'utk ?%#***,,%* ,-■» .above works, in terms of plans and BgeoifiCfflj tiona to be viewed nt the office oVpbeCiVr Engineer, Council Chambers, High-street, jne Council do not bind themselves to accepf-anj tender. Tenders to be endorsed, "Drainage Works. SeofleldViewßoad.^ . Town Clerk's Office, Jun.-6.J88_, *21 CITY 0 F A U C X L A K.I)- DRAINAGE WORKS. LIVERPOOIr,. ,~.,, i '■•■; ■ STREET.: ii r*< > ti_.lJ . The City Council will recoive tenders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, 12th inst., for above works, .in'terms of plans and specifications to bo viewed at the office of the City Surveyor, Counoil Chambers, High-streot. The' Council do not bind themsolves to accept any tender. Tendors to be endorsed '-Drainage Worke, Liverpool-street;' A pmupß TownC lork_ Town Clerk's Office,- ....-...'.. :.! 'I f. ' < . ' Juno2,lßßl. , "° niiY OFAUCK LA ND. . FOtfSONBY^VARD. EXTRAORDiISbV VACANCY. In pujpuanceof "The Municipal Corporations Ac ~r "Regulation of Local Elections Act, IM6. and amendments thereto, I. Henry Ridings, Re turning Officer for tlio City, of Auckland, do her-'bv give noti™ that an Election will be upl* on TUESDAY, JULY Bth, 1884, ior »H<vretorn of a iuly Qualified Person aa, Con:-- illor for , the PONSONBY WARD of tho said City,' vice Mr James Dacce, resigned, "■'^l.ii.'i "i'lOl Candidates willrequtre tobe nominated nn or , Before noon of SATURDAY, the 21st instant Any persons desiring to Nominate aCmididato must deliver Nomination Paper at the Grocery and Provfetoh Store .of Gapt. Ross, Collegeßoad, f before noon of the day above stated, a Nomina-' tion Paper, sighed by the person therein named aa Candidate and two persons duly qualified to veto atthe'said Election.' _ ' y' '.; J •■■■ ! Nomination Papers may be procured pji OP-; . plication at the offlco of the Town Clerk. . ... HENRY RIDINGS, .'. , I Returning Officer for City of Auckland. : City Council Offices, June 11th,.188_,. : 1 ~,- ~, ,-. .- ; _!LIlCtt01l--, . ■„.:;,,a: r . \% . !..TO-SIORBX3W > >tlloto-i^k,;,^;;^ j __ Ex Deva. TINWARE. TINWARE. | HOLLOW ARE..... i I -.;;< i! GABRIEL LEWIS; ,f>y,/4. HAS received instructions to Sell, at his . Rooms, To-morrow, at 11 pjolook, 1 LARGE CONSIGNMENT 'OF ABOVE GOODS, being all flrst-closa make. BJTOKKS.] _b.; o. OABB.] [B.P. 18-|S \ ':'-. :^",.',r'; TOMORROW. ,;:^.:...' y: ;■ ■ ,-•!-. -.'•-'. r^^~ ;:,:,'./i:: >.___ j •^PORTLAND CEMENT. "* ■ y PORTLAND CEMENT.i v-Kf/ PINE iND COAESE SALT. \,'.. . - 'TINE; AND COARSE. SALT.;. . EX SENATOR, FROM- SAN FRANCISCO.,. B. TONKS &CO.I - i WILL SeU To-morrow (Thursday, June ,-,,'•' 12.at 11 o'clook,. .;-.,.;,- '"Jjrj .. ' *; TOO pask-Portlahd Cement' y .'*.",. 800 bags Coarse and! Fine Salt ', ■ :•'' 400 bagsFin'e Salt '. "'.'' "''._; !!,J ' m bags. Crushed Rook Salt .i,„,. i -'ki> . 200 bags Rook-Salt : .*V.i 1.1.y 18 bales Table Salt ■'•' " '",;W"-"'--'-' EX SENATOR, FROM SAN FRANCHJCO; W. S. COCIIRANK] [JAMES BACKE FRIDAY,. JUNE til l HAIR-SEATED SUITES, MANGLES. WHATNOTS, LINOLEUM. I f 'HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ,' THE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Queen-Btreet, on Friday, June 13, at 11 o'clock, , , • HOUSEHOLD FURNIT URIC.,. eonßißtlng , of—Hair-soated Suites. Couches, Easy Chairs. Linoleum, Whatnots, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Mattras.es, Pillows. Palliasses, Chest Drawers,. Wood Cots, Waßhstaads and Ware, Dressing Tables, Mirrors, Blankets. Wood and Cane seated Chairs. Tables, Meat Safes, -if t Fenders, Piotures. Kitchen Utensils, ; &o„ &0., See. ■ ''■"■■ SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, r :i ■ ■ . ' ' '■ Anotloneers. I ■"'"■" WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, •> : At Noon. ....;. ■■ H i ; FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. ;,'.,/,,; BY ORDER OF SECOND MORTGAGEE. CITY FREEHOLD, YIELDING GOOD RENTAL. .., - J. R RANDERSON . _ Will sell by publio auction, as above, THAT PIECE OF LAND being Allot ment 21 of Section 39, City of Auckland, •having valuable frontages of 66 feet each (to Cook and Sale-streets, by a depth of from 150 - feet. , The buildings consist of three,Four roomed Cottages (iron roof) to Cook-street" fronts age. and one six-roomed House fronting Sale street; all being well let to good, permanent tenants at rentals aggregating oyer £80 per annum, subject to mortgage of £100 at 8 ptir cent* , - . - n . . i Also, at the same time and place, ,' f'-;_., 37 Bhareß(6os paid up) in the Northern W»' roa Steam Navigation Company (Limited). 'ii 'Clients having Properties for Sale!.' r < occasion are requested to furnish p' ' without delay. ■-.-«'■-... Coattnned on Fourtb ' ..,„..; ...•■-.' ?■ ...-. - . .-•■.-■ v ~:-ja'tt&M