verdict of manslaughter, and on tho dlroc-' tion of llis Honor the jury brought in ft verdict of " Not Guilty," and prisoner Was discharged.

ELECTION NOTES.

VausbLl-—Mr Soymour Thorne George liaa annonnced himself as a candidate for thia electorate, and has also issued an nddre.?s to tho Rodney electors thanking them for past confidence, and stating that ho will not again oft'or himself to the electors. For Parnell, it is expectod Ex- Judgo Fentou will also be a candidate as a supporter of the Atkinson regime.

Edkx.—Mr J. A. Tole, tho formor repre sontative of this district, oilers himself for re-election, and, with tho excoption of Mr O'Neil, is as yet the only candidate in tho field.

Maksdex.— The lGlh inst. is fixed as the date for receiving nominations in this electorate. The Hon. E. Mitchelaon inti mates that ho will address tho electors on Wednesday next, at half-past seven o'clock, in tho Waipa Central School; on Friday, at the Public Hall, Whangarci; and at the Public Hall, Kamo, on Monday, tho 14th inst.

Rousey.—Mr Nathanial Wilson is an nounced as a candidate for Rodney, in oppo sition to Mr Moat. Tho latter gentleman will address the electors at Aratapu on Monday evening next. Newton. —\Ve understand that Mr 11. W. FarnaH, intonds to offer himself as <i candi dato for tho Newton soat, as against Mr Thomas Peacock.

Taubanoa.—Bosides tho throo candidates —Messrs Morris, Swindloy, and Kelly—al ready iij tho field, it is probablo that a fourth will outer the contest in tho person of Mr U. V. Stowart. That gentleman, who is now in London, has boen cabled to flaking if ho will stand, and his reply is daily expected. Captain Morris addressed tho Tauranga electors at Kivikiri last, night and received a voto of thanks and confidence.

WELLINGTON.

Mr Q. Fishor, who is n candidate for Wellington South in opposition to Mr Hut chison, has published a long address, in whidh ho professes Vogolism. Mr Iznrd addressed tho Foxton electors on Tuesday ovening. Ho said ho would favour a coalition Ministry, and would not support Sir Gooree Grey or any Ministry of which ho was loader.

Mr H. Mason addressod tho Hutt electors last night. Tho Atkinson Government, ho considorod, was tho bo*b administrative body tho colony had hai. Ho received a vote of confidence.

Mr I>. H. McArthur addrosacd a largo meeting of tho electors in tho Public Hall, FeUdiag, on Tuesday night. A voto of confidence was unanimously passed. Mr MoArthur said he favoured Major Atkinson in preference to Sir George Groy or Mr Montgomery.

WESTLAND.

Thero aro now two candidates in tho field for Hokitika besides tho sitting member, Mr Fitzgerald, viz., Mr John Bovan and Mr James Clark. Mr W. L. Hoes was asked to stand, but declined.

OTAGO.

Mr Stout addressod a crowded meeting of Duncdin electors yestorday evening. Ho spoke strongly in opposition to tho Govern ment, and declared that ho would follow whomsoever was olocted as leader by his party. A vote was carried expressing the opinion that ho was the most fit candij date.

CANTERBURY.

Mr Rolloaton, nt Temuka last night, specially justified the action of tho Govern ment re railway tariff and his land policy. He was accorded a vote of thanks and con fidence.

Mr Richard Turnbull addressed a largo meeting at Timaru last night, and received an almost unanimous vote of contidonco. The only candidate against him is Mr E. G. Kerr, proprietor of tho " South Canterbury Times."

The "Lyttelton Times," which hitherto was a warm supportor of Mr Montgomery, has turned round and now declared itself boldly in favour of Sir Julius Vogol as leader of tho Opposition. Mr Oliver Wansoy addressed the electora at Stanmore last night. Ho said he wotild support- Sir Julius \ ogel. He ro ceived a voto of thanks.

It is reported to be more than probable that Mr Wakefield will bo opposed for Belwyn. Mr J. L. Wilson is to oppose Mr Garrick for Bt. Alban's.

Northern Maori District.

Rcssell, this day.—lhaka Te Tai is con sidered to bo the coming native member, and he ie a very worthy native. Kaniora Whorerau, of Hokianga, will oppose him, bn* it la thought will have vory little chance against Ihaka Te Tai.

THE SURGERY AT SEA CASE.

New Trial Grantod,

Tiih application for a new trial in tho District Court caso of Eggs v. Webster has proved successful. Thla will bo romem bored as the action in which a Greek seaman obtained from a jury of four a ver dict for £100 damages against tho master of the barque St. Laurence for injuries alleged to have resulted from the captain's endea vour to reduce a supposed dislocation of the plaintiffs arm. Mr James Russell, on the part of the defendant, applied for a new trial; and Mr Napier, for the plaintiff, opposed it. The matter was argued last week, and His Worship (Mr Seth Smith) this morning gave judgment in favour of the application. Ho said that had the action been tried in the Supremo Court of this colony, or in tho High Court of Justice in England, he had no doubt that the verdict would havo como within tho rule recently laid down In Solomon v. Bitten, L. R., Q. B. Div., in which it was hold that "the rule on which a new trial should be granted on the ground that the vordict was unsatisfactory, as being against the weight of evidenco, ought not to depend on the question whether tho judge who tried the action was or was not dissatisfied with the verdict, or whether he would have come to the same conclusion as the jury, but whether tho vordict was such as no reasonable men ought to have come to. His Worship also overruled Mr. Napier s contention that tho defendant give security for the amount of the claim. Having re gard to his notes on the first trial, and the nature of the verdict, he did consider it necessary. The new trial is therefore granted without condition.

THE SHAREMARKET.

SALES of stock were effected on 'Change to-day as follows :—Colonial Bank, 41s 6d; Union Insurance, 22s 3d cum div ; Prince Imperials, 14b 6d to 14s 9d ; New Union Beach, 1h 7d to la Bd.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[BY CABLE.-COPYIUGII'r.]

[reutek's cablegram.]

MtxnoUUNE, this day —Arrived, from tho Bluff: Manapouri.

The Federation Resolutions.

Mr Miram, in the Legislative Council, has decided to move an amendment to the reso lutions of the Sydney Convention, with th° object of restraining tho proposed Federal Council from legislating on colonial tariff questions. The dobato on tho rcsolution 8 stands further adjourned. Now Zealand and Pacific Annexation All the Australasian Governments excep. New Zealand have replied favour abo th e proposal to guarantee £10,000 for tho pense attaching to the extension of British rule in the Pacific. The reply of New South Wales, though favourable, was not quite definite. Legal Reform. In the Legislative Assembly last night, a bill providing for tho amalgamation of tho legal professions was agreed to on a division by 50 to 6.

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.-This Day.

(Boforo 11. G, Soth Smith, Esq., R.M.)

UN*I>EF_NI>KD CASKS,

Is tho following cases judgment went for tho plaintiffs, by default:—Union Sash and Door Company v. 0. S. Maclaurio, L 6 5n i>d ; S. Whitloy v. Thoa. Lako, alias Colo, LlO Is 2d ; Totter and Co. v. .). Stcadman, L 4 9a; Goo. Sibbin v. Win. .Mooro, L 4 5s 3d ; Partridge and Woollams, v. C. McLivor, L4O ; Wm. 801 lv. Jas. 11. Smith, L 3 9s 6d; W. Hcaly v. \V. Pattor son, L 3 3s 9d ; Alfrod Loooh v. T. R, Turn dull, Ll2 12s ; J. Mocklonbrig, v. C. Mar tin, LI; J. E. Erickeon, v. W. Callingham, L'2o ; S. Whito, v. J. Adams, lls 8d ; J. J. Swinnorton, v. James Dempsey, L 5 58 11 ; D. Gouk, v. samo, LS 13s. ADJOUKNKD. H. Roach v. All Nations O.M. Co., LlO lfii ; E. A. Mackechnio v. P. Bourko, L2G 4s; J. W. Oxloy v. W. B. Bakor, L4l IBs Sil; F. J. Somerfleld v. J. Smith, L 25 5s 7d ; Hobday and Co. v. F. Pavitt, Ll3 Os 9d. JI'IXIMKNT SUMMONS CASKS.

K. Cowan v. W. Androws.—Claim, L 6 2a lid.—Payment ordered by instalments of 2s tid por week ; in default, 7 days' im prisonment. 0. F. Krotschuiar v. J. Smith.—Claim, LO 19s. —Paymont ordered within a month ; in default, 14 days' imprisonment.

Lowia Moses v. Josoph Jordan.—Claim L 9 14s.—Order made for payment by LI per fortnight.; in dofault, ten days' im prisonment. DEFENDED CASKS. The Auckland Agricultural and Morcan tilo Company (Limited) v. J. Poakes.— Claim, £21.—Mr Tliorno appeared for tho plainiilV, and Mr Brnssoy for tho defendant. —Tho enso was hoard nnd judgment re served from last Court day on a point raised by Mr Brassey as to tho titlo to land being in question, and the Court having no jurisdiction. His Worship today gavo judgment for tho defendant, stating that ho had looU.ee into tho authorities, ami he was satisfied tho titlo to land was in dispute, and he had no jurisdiction.—-Costa (L 3 14s) wore awarded thu dofondnnt.

A. Wilkinson v. IT. W. Groon and Co.— Claim, L 3 17s 7d, for wages.—Mr Napier tar plaintiff, Mr Thoo. Cooper for dofen dants.— The defendants had paid LI 9s <Jd Into Court, and they disputed the balance. —After ovidonco had been heard, His Worship gavo judgment for the defendant*, tho plaintiff receiving the amount paid into Court, but having to pay out of it LI 6d by way of costs.

DEATH OF CAPTAIN M. McKENZIE.

Another o'.d colonist passed away today in tho person of Captain Murdoch Me- Kenzio, who died at the Bluff this morning. Captain McKenzio wns 73 years of ngo. Ho »ns well-known and highly-respected horo, where ho had many friends.

A woman named Bickorton was arrested this afternoon by Constnble McLennan on a charge of passing valueless cheque-*.

An information has beon laid against a man named Walker, who is employod at Maeolield's foundry, for having assaulted Edward Loydon, auctioneer, on Tuesday. The caso comes on for hearing at the Police Court to-morrow. Jeremiah McCarthy, who had be«n arrested by Constablo McCabo at Opotiki on a charge of being of unsound mind, was brought to town this morning per b.s. Wellington in charge of Constable Hall. It would appear that prior to . arrest Me- Carthy'B eccentricities created a good deal of apprehension amongst tho good people of Opotiki. On ono occasion he traversed the township armed with a pickaxe, and amused himself smashing in the walls of houses. Dr MacMullen examined the sup posed lunatic at the watch-house thiH after noon, and gave a certificate to the effect that tho man was sane. Ho was conse quently released. McCarthy had previously keen an inmate of tho Lunatic Asylum. John Adams, quite recently dispossessed torn tho Swan Hotel and now a shoemaker, vas adjudicated a bankrupt upon hi* own }otition late this afternoon. Catarrh of tho Bladder.—Stinging irrita tion, inflammation, all Kidney and similar Com [lalnts. cured by " Buchu-patba." At drug ri»ts.— Kempthorno, Prossar and Co., Agenta, Auckland

IHE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. THUBSDAVi JULY .S ;^ 1884



It Conquers Pain.



HER SPEECH RESTORED.



Clair View.lnveroll, Deo. 10,1883. Mo«sr« Publishers Evening Star. . Dear Sire.-I beg to acquaint you of a W ■ lous cure following on tho use of St. Jacobs on, which has taken placofti my own family. lam ft poor man with eight children, and for years have been a great sufferer from sciatica. My wifo was advised to try St. Jacobs Oil. She procured a bottlo, and I have been using it oi late with good results, but it is of ] my eldest daughter, 13 years oi age, that I wish to tell you. Bhe retired one night, about i months ago, in her usual good health, but the next morning she could not speak. I thought itwas cold, and applied the usual remedies, without effect. My wife took her to Inverell to seoDr —.who said that it was not a cold, but that her throat was ulcerated low down, and he prescribed cod liver oil and other medicines, and also advised her to inhale the fumes of Stockholm tar, Bay ing she mightnevor recover her spoecn again. At the expiration of a fortnight, the medicine having been finished, another visit to ™cur. was made, who again presonbed for her, but told my wife he had no hope of her ever betag able to speak again. We began to despair, but the day fused the oil-about three months af tei «he was taken ill—l persuaded my wife, after we had retired, to uso the oil. She ft up ana gave the girl two drops in water, and rubbed it 6n hei throat. Next morning we were delighted to find that she could talk as well as ever, and has been able to do so ever since. I remain, sentieme^Krate^ul^o™^



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Tho Great Pain Conqueror.



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Rew's General Grocery and Provision Stores aro brought und-.r your notice as »upply tig the bost quality of grocsries and provisions at wholesale prices. Your orders called for and dellvored.—Address Row'b, Victoria-street ~[Advt.)



Lost and Found. T OST, a Lady's Gold Bearing, Diamond _LJ in centra. Kinder 8»»arood. — Apply Edinburgh Castle Hotol, HsjßCflymonds-street. LOST, yesterday, a young Greyhound.— The person who will bring him to Mr Gish. opposite Glasgow Store, will be rewarded. IffOUND, a Good Retriever Dog with ' Auckland collar. Owner can have same bj paying expenses.—Apply Stab Offloe. FOUND, a Savings Bank Book and Cash. -Apply at Star Office. FOUND, in Newton Road, on Sunday last, a Bible; ownor can have it by apply ing to Alfred Tyor, Upper Symonds-street. Calls. /CANADIAN GOLD-MINING COM- V PANY (LIMITED). A Call of Threepence por Share on the Com piny's capital has this day been mado by the Directors, payablo to the Manager, at the Com piny's Office, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, tho Bth day of Jily, 18S1. Q MaoDO nNKLL, Managor. Auckland, June 30th. 1881. Gazette in Bankruptcy. -f N BANKRUPTCY. IN THK COURT7)F BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In tlio matter of "Tho Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and in the matter of tho potition of DAVID Moss for adjudication. Notice is iibheby given that I, David Moss, pi Snnondf-street, in the City of Auckland, in Nm Zealand, General Agent, have this day nisd in tho said rourt. at Auckland, a Petition tobo adjudged a Bankrupt. Bated this 3rd day of July. lgJ.^ MQsg TiN BANKRUPTCY. IN THK COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN A T AUCKLAND. In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act. 1883." Notice is hereby given that I, JonN Adams, of Auckland, in the Provincial DlstnctoAuck land, in the Colony of New Zealand, lately an Hotelkeepcr. but now a Shoemaker, havo this day «lcd in the said Court at Auckland a peti tion to bo adjudged a Bankrupt Dated this 3rd day of July, ife^ Tuomas Cotter Shortland-street, Auckland, Bankrupt's Solicitor. q'pl'i i X s 6 H' s MONSTER CLEARING SALE. OUR PREMISES WILL BE CLOSED TO-MORROW (Friday), TO MARK DOWN STOCK. SALE commences i On SATURDAY, JULY 5. . ~STEPHBNSON, DRAPER, •OCARANGAHAPE ROAD, NBWTON.



Wanted. WANTED, a competent Gonoral Ser vant; small family; references re nuirod.—Mrs McArthur, opposito Bt. Mary's Church, Parnell. WANTED, a Goat in full Milk.—Apply Mra Mallett, at Mr G. Finlay's, Chapol atrcot. ANTED, a respectablo Boy for tho Shop.—Apply I. Aloxandor, Jeweller. ANTED, a Strong Girl, about 14 or 15.—Apply Mrs Eaadown, Queen-Btrcet. ANTED, a First-class Barmaid.^ Apply Greylfound Hotel, Quoen-ntrect. WANTED, a Compositor. — Apply " Free Lance " Ofllce. WANTED, a Gonoral Servant.—Closo Bros. WANTED, a Lad used to trade— Austing, Gas-fitter, Upper Queen-street. WANTED, a Boy who can drive, and to make himself generally usoful.—Aptly Mrs .Ware, Romuera. aftorfl p.m. ANTED, a good Bootmaker for tho country; none but a steady man peed apply,—G. Forroßtor, Market Boot Shop. ANTED, a respectable Youth who can rldo and drive a cart.—Apply to W. Hogg, Grocer, Newmarket, WANTED, a respectablo youns Person to assist in housowork. — Ponsonbr Club Hotel; , WANTED, a Cook and Laundress, also a Houßomaid.—Apply before 2 or after 5 to Mra Bull, Owen's Road, Mount Kdon. WANTED, Off-bearers at Mochanics' Bay Yard.—Only competent men need apply at Worka, 7 a.m. sharp.



WANTED, a few Apprentices for Sowing Machinos.—Apply C. do L'cau, Uurham-atroot, corner of Albert-atroct. WANTED, a Boy, to milk and make himself generally useful.—Apply to J. 11. Shera, Quconstreot. _____ ANfED",~a™good Carpenter to take chargo; one usod to scrow jacks pro ferrod.-Apply thi_ evening at 6, W. Bradßlmw, next to Mr Cliamborlln'B, Gladßtono Koud, Parnoll. ANTED, a Situation by a married couplo; man as groom and coachman or bailitr on a farm, wife as houßokoepor, if re quired; lately from England.—Address T.J.T., Poat-omco, Otahuhu. WANTED, two roepectablo Working Mon as Boarders.—Apply 11 ret houso loft hand aide. Ncw-stroot. oil' Parnoll Ulso. W/ ANTED, a Boy, about 12 or 14.— TT Apply at Uio Hobsonstreet Shop.—W. 11. Dampior. WANTED, to Purchaso a Cutter to carry 20 to 30 tons tiro wood. -Apply by lutttir " T.W.M.." STAK Otllcc. WANTED, a respoctablo Nursegirl at once.-Mrs 11. Klllott, Upsor Union street, noxl St. Janieg'a Church. WANTED, a Gonoral Servant. Kcfor onccß required.—Apply to Mrs K. Gar lick. Mount Kdcu Koad. WANTED, six moro mon to mako Furniture nt their own honica.-Apply W. 11. Dampicr. Hob-on-atroot. W~ ANTED, by a Well-educated Indus trious Man, a Situation of trust; good references.—Address" Trust." Stak OjHlco. ANTED, by experienced man, Situa tion in Mantle Department. — Apply Mantle. Star Offlco. WANTED, Apprentices.—Apply Powno & Bacon, School of Art and Dcslßn. 2)8, Queon-Btreet. WANTED, an experienced Dressmaker oa Manasror. None but competent need apply.—Address. Mra Burke, Sydney and Mel bourne Houso, Viotoria-Btroet West.



Y\7ANTED, by a Respectable Widow, V T Washing or Charing by the day.—Apply " H. 8.," l'oat ollluo, Nowmurket. ANTED, small Houso to Loaso, with purchasing clause, within ono mllo of Post-ofHco.—Addreas Mrs Friend, Arqwa Ht. WANTED, two or three reapoctablo Men as Boardora in a private family at Ponaonby.-Addrosa " A.8.8..* Stak Olllce. WANIED, a Situation by a Practical Gardener; willing to milk and drive; Town or Country.—Address If. Hansch, Mary street. Mount Kaon. __^________ WANTED to Purchase on easy terms, a 5-roonicd Cottogo. with gardon, "far New ton or Mount Kden.- -Address A.8.. care of Mr K. Wood, Syniondß-Btreet, Auckland. WANTED to Soil—so dozen of Gonts' Four-button Kid Gloves, at 34 per pair, worth is 6d, at Win. Kyro'a, Victoria-street. ANTEDJ Boarders. Bath, piano, homo comforts. Kxcelcnt table. Splendid view. Superior accommodation. Terms, £I.—Konilworth Houbu, Vlncont etreot. WANTED, at Montnguo'H Fancy Bazaar, a young Olrl ns Junior Hand. —Apply bctwean 10 and 12 n.m. WANTED -When you aro in Hobson- Btroet call and Bee the largo and oholco stock of Mosgiel and Uannoektnirn Twi-eds, for the present season, at Munro and Milligan's. "VITANTE D, a Situation as Cliildren's or V> Plain Sowing Maid: can work; willing to make herself genorally usoful.—Apply X.M.8., caro of Rev. J. S. HIH. Orafton Rood. WANTED, Situation by an Iraprovor l/i the Carpontry and Joinory Work; willing to make himself useful.—Apply L.L.. Stah Office. WANTED, by a respectable young per son, a Situation as Working Houso keener (town or country).—Hannafora's Auck land Registry. Four years In one situation. ANTED, Citizens to Inspect an Oil Painting at Lennox's, Queen street. acknowledged by all to be the boat ever pro duced in Now Zealand. W ANTED, everyone buying Blankets to see the splendid show and good value to bo obtained at London House, from 4h lid to 21s each.—James Soutt, Ixmdon Uouso, Victoria and Nolson-Btreota, Auckland. ANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutaf ord's, Watchmakor, Victoria - stroot (noxt Union Hank). Chargos moderate; oil work warranted for 12 months. WANTED, Every Elector in the Colony to read "Tho Electors' War Crj." a most startling Book on Land and Poverty. Peruse it carefully before permitting your votfl or approaching tho polling booth. It is now in tho press, nnd will bo published on Monday next. Price, One Ponny.



WANTED TO LET OR SELL, a New Six-roomed Verandah Cottngo; will bo finished in a few days; on main road tlio very beet position in Mount Albert; volca nic soil.—Apply J, Bound, on tho property. WANTED KNOWN, For Sale, on easy terms, New, Well-finished House. Small deposit, £10 to £30, balanco weekly pay , moots.—A. J. Thomas, grocor, cornor of Berea ford and Howo streets. WANTED KNOWN, Chilcott and Cleg?, Manufacturing Watchmakers and Jowollnrs, have romoved higher up Hobson atreot. Work done for the trado. WANTED KNOWN—I have a Lot of largo sizo Watertights at 9s per pair.— Big feet, roll up.—Hurlos Boot Emporium, Victoria-atrcot. WANTED KNOWN—SeaI Bags, with or without muiT, a beautiful assortment, at all prices, at Charles Kelsey and Co.'s, 120, Queon-street. WANTED KNOWN.—Ladies can hovo their Droseos Fashionably Made, and a good fit, for moderate charges, at D. W. Jaok and Oo.'s, Ponsonby Road. WANTED KNOWN—We have a line of Foulo Dress Tweeds at 7jd per yard, worth Is 3d; tho most useful of all winter stufQs; extraordinary value.—D. Mcrticrson, Karanga hapo Road. WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timbbb ! Cheap Timber I And all other binds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and batter than anywhere else at the yards of D. GtOLDiE, Albert-street. \\J" ANTED KNOWN, that Mra Yandle T * Naturalist, Taxidermist, Furrier, etc., has removed further down Hoboon-st root, same side, top of Cook-street. N.B.—A splendid ool loctlon of Native Birds' Skins on hand. WANTED, hundreds to take a walk up Victoria-street to see and buy a Fancy Check Tweed Dress—l 2 yards for 2s lljd. A large pilo, all one prico, to chose from.—James Scutt, London Houso, Victoria and Nolaon-sts, Auckland. \\T ANTED KNOWN.—Newcastle, Tau- T V plri, Waikato, and othor kinds of Coal supplied by Hammond and Byron. Orders re ceived by Tolophone No. 221 and Newmarket Bureau Railway Coal Yards. Auckland and Newmarket. WANTED KNOWN.—Four-in-Hande, Ulsters, Dolmans, and Jackota, In the latest styles, can bo obtained at S. Lovcll's, Wol. Lesley-street Ladies' own materials mado up, Dressmaking on tho premißcs by oxporiencod dressmakers.—Apprentices wanted. WANTED KNOWN—Men's Soft and Hard Felt and Serge HaU, Men's Work ing Shirts, Men s Dress Shirts, Men's and Boys' Ties, Collars, Braces, and Socks, Boys' Hats and Caps, Cheap and Good, at Donald, W. Jack and Co.'a, Ponsonby Road.



WANTED KNOWN.-Look at our window.—Having a surplus stock of over 1,000 Ladiea' and Girls' Felt and Fancy. Straw Hats, principally the Masher and Henry If. shapes, we are clearing them out at the Low Price of One Shilling each. — D. McPhorson, Karangahape Road. "ANTED KNOWN, that all working men can save their money by calling at the Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Meals Sixpence; Board and Lodging 15s per week.— Robert Murdock, Proprietor.—-Note the address —Nearly opposite tho Waltemata Hotel, and clone to Mho Doolr WANTED KNOWN-See our Stock of Blankets before purchasing—£soo worth. 0-1 Blankots, 8s 6d. 9s 6d, and IDs 6d per pair; 104 Blankets, J2s 6d. 17s 6d, and 20s per pair; Twill Scotch Blankets, New Zealand Blankets, and Coloured Blankets. ThcßC goods aro the best value we ever offered.—D. McPherson Karangahapejtoad. WANTED KNOWN- That tho STOCK of CLOCKS AND WATCHES AND JWELLERY at GOODSON'S LONDON AItCADE has been Greatly Augmented by LARGE AR RIVALS, and an Inspection is solicited of the STERLING GOLD and SILVER GOODS (all WARRANTED) in the Queen-street Window, and the Artistic IMITATION JEWELLERY in the Victoria-streot Window. Wo make a SPECIALTY of these Two Lines, keeping both tho Genuine and the Imitation to SUIT al) TASTES and Pockets; but they are kept Sepa rate, and Displayed in Different Streets. Hterl- I 'Silver Hets, 2s Cd ; Brooches and Rings. Is each; and other Lines equally Cheap, at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADK, Quecn-st.and Victoriast, and at Christehurcb and Wellington. The Fancy Goods Stock is Unequalled in the Colony. '



Wanted. WANTED, a Smart Boy who can ride. -Apply W. Palmer, Butcher, Pitt strrot. WANTED, Shop in Publio Thorough faro, with small grocory connection preferred.—D.B., Stak Ofllco. WANTED, a Girl about 15 to mako hor- Belf goncrally useful. If convenient, to slaop at home.—Address at STAjt ollico. WANTED, Ciißtomers and Others to know that Mrs Atkinßon, Profcssianal Dress and Habit Maker, has removed to Upper Symonda-atreot. WANTED, Interest in Sound Auc tioneering Business, where sovcral hundred pounds and services would givo good return.—Address " Bona Fide," Stab Offlcc. ANTED KNOWN—A. J. Thomas begs to inform his Customers and tho Public that ho will opon his Now Storo at tho corner of Berosford and Ho wo streotfl on SATURDAY, the 28th June. A.J.T. takes this opportunity of thanking his Frionds and Cub loinera for past favours, and hopes, by strict attention to business and Belling first-class goods at lowest rates, to maintain a continuanco of tho Orders promptly attended to, and delivered to any part of tho city. Please Note the Address: A. J. THOMAS, Park Store, Cornorof Beresford and Uowo streets, opposite the Publio School. w VKT ANTED KNOWN NOW~SHOWING AT J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, fcfTSPECIAL VALUE IN"__ ULSTERS AND FOUR-IN-HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS.



A h\l OK STOCK OK GENERAL DRAPERY SELECT FROM, AND PRICES LOWER THAN QUEEN-BT.. J. G. BROWN'S, PAKNELL. WANTED KNOWN — A FKW OF NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S WELL-TRIED REMEDIES FOU WINTER USE. COMPOSITION POWDKH.—It 1b known in nil EiiKllsh-Bpoftking countrioa for its many good q..ulitloß. You who aro subject to Colds or Soro Throats don't bo without It; la 6<l a tin; 58 alb. , . , , , BALM OF OlLKAl).—Bovon years' trial has provod this to bo ono of tha Boat Compounds ovor oflorcd (or tho ouro of Colds, Bronohillß, Asthma, and Cough. 2s a Bottle. COUGH POWDEtt.—Effectual and quick In Congestion. Plourisy, or Inflammation of tho Lungs. Is Gd a Tin. COUGH BYRUP.—Whero thoro are children noth'- jsbottcr for Coughs. Croop, or Bran A puro oxpo 'xjrant witliout morphia or Is Gd and 2b a Bottle. HOP BITTERS, 2s 6d a Bottle. N B I L & ~C~LI F F 0 R D, HERBALISTS, Botanic DisrKNSAitY, Wkllkslky-stkekt, AUCKLAND To Let mo LET, a Houeo of 5 rooms in Bond _l. street, Arch Hill-Apply to J- Kelly. rpb LET, on 18 years' lease, Two Flats I (30 x 001, corner Darby and Quoon-Btruots. -Apply John Hold and Co., or A. Dornwoll. Bwr Hotel. fr\O LET, at Dovonport, a Furnished 7- JL roomed House, with every convenience.— For further particulars apply B. HCKinch, Sta t ionor, 218, Qucon-strcot. T"~O LET, 0-roomed Houbo, Upper Livor pool-BtrBO(!t; bathroom. Kas, and wator laid on ; rent, ?-'« Cd woelt.—Apply Mrs Iland cock. _^ (f LET, largo well-furnished Bedroom with Board, Batli, I'lnno; no other boarders. —Apply Mr Baxter, Grafton Road Store | ___ TO LET, tho 3-storiod Brick Building known as Footer's Boot Factory, in Rut land-street,.) ujtolf Quoen sfrect; suitable for a manufactory or wholeßale store.—Apply to L. H. NoumKgon, Darby-street. TO LET, Shop and bwolling-houso on Molroao Estate, Dovonport. fast rising dtstrlot, no other shop within J-milo: good reasonable terms to n pushing num.-William Creflawoll, now Hurbour Board Olllccs, boforo o p.m.



TO LET, (in 8-roomed Houso in Kent- Hlroot, Surrey Hilla; traa i<nd water laid on; roKistor grate ; large workshop; moderate rent—ApplyJiTAii^Ofllco. TOILET, Shop nnd Dwelling-houso, near tho corner of Pitt and liroy-atroets. tho beat businoßS stand out of Qnoen-strect; doublo window, plate gloss; gas nnd water laid 0n.—.7. M. Lonnox. Land Agent, Queen-stroot TO LET, a Houso in Piotonstroot con taining seven rooms, and bath-room; standing on nigh ground on a corner allotment In a good open thoroughfare, and commanding a grand and oxtonsive marino vlow in tho din tnnco.—Apply to J. DoLncy, 21. Customhouse street^ TO LET, House of eovon largo rooms, washhouse, and outbuildings, gas and water laid on, with excellent new furniture, from end of prosent month, for a term of six months, at SOs por week. Tho houso Is new and comfortable with ovory convonioncc, sltuato In Kybbr Pass Road, and therefore «. very short distancofrom town.—Further particulars from C. 11. Oamond, 110. Quoen-st.Jne.\t Tonka &Co.l| FURNISHED Houbo to let tn'Nolaon street for term. Piano and handcomo furniture.—C. Willtameon, Estate Attent, lllgh streot, THE ELECTIONS—To bo Let, tho St. Sepulchre's Sohool-houac, Symonds-etroot —Apply to V. O. Bwlngton. BED AND SITTING-ROOM (Fur- Xj Blshed). with attendaneo; piano; privato family; flvo mlnutos from Qnoenotrcet For addross, apply London Dairy, 92, Vlctorlasl. AiHHHcmonts.



GRAND CONCERT IN AID 07 TUX CITY HAND FUND, TOMORROW (Friday), JULY 4, Tendered by the ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY LEADING AMATEURS OF AUCKLAND. PROGRAMME. —I'AKT I. 1. Overture, "Figaro" Jlozart Orchestral Society. 2. Song, "The Friar of Ordcrß Grey".. ICouvcs p „ .. Mh Wouuall. 3. Song."Don't Forgot Mo" .. . Pinsuti ' :., MISS STKI'HKNBON. 4. Moroh, "Choral" C. Sclmiltt ORCHESTRA!, and CITY BANDS. 0 Song, "Como Into Uio Garden, Maud" , .. .. Balfo Mb Edwards. 6. Aria, " Ugq, ContordJ Parigi" . .Donlzette Mr West and City Band. PART 11. 1 Overture, "La Dame Blanche " ..BoioMlcn Orchestral Society. 2. Bong. "Rise, for the Day Is Pass- B i n V' Carlßchmitt Mr Stuart. 3. Song, "Love, I will Lovo you cvor ' Buccalosi Miss Culpan. { Song, " The Last Watch " .. .. Pineuti Mil Edwards. i. March. "Tho British Patrol".. .. Asch Orchestral and City Band. 6. Polka Solo, "Frivolity" - .. O'Keofe 1 Mr tremain and City Band. God Save tho Queen. Adralf slon—Two Shillings and Sixpence. SELECT DANCE after tho porformanco. ST. THOMAS'S SCHOOLROOM— Vocal and Instrumental Concert THIS (Thursday) EVENING. July S, at 8 p.m., and Uonversaziono TOMORROW (Friday), at g p.m. Tickets admitting to both, Is6d. Objeot: St. Thomas's Funds. OT, JAMES'S HALL. TO-MORROW NIGHT, JULY Ith, 183 J. LIMKLIGHT VIKWS. Admission: Adults, 1b; chlldron, Gd. Com monco, 7 o'clock. Tl/r OUKT EDEN HALL, A Social Meeting of tlio St. Barnabas District in St. Sepulchre's Parish will be held in tho Mount Eden Hall TO-MORROW EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Archdeacon Dudloy in the ohair. Tho programme will consist of Music, Read- Ings, and Addresses, &c. Refreshments will be provided. Doors open at 7.30. Adrmaslon, Is, or I amily Tiokots 2s 6d.



BVONPORT HALL, MONDAY, July 14, 18Si.—Tho Wattemata Minstrels will Kivo a Porforrnonco in aid of the Devonport Slnsical Society. Ist Part: Grand Chair Per formance: Interlocutor, Mr It W. Scoats; Musio Director, Mr P. Hannck^n; Stage Manager, Mr T Quorcr. 2nd Part: Variety Concert, consist ing of Ballads, Ducts. Character and Comic Songs. 3rd Part: "Blind Beggars "j-Zaccha riah Morgan. Mr R. W. Sceata; Septimus Buf , foccs, Mr T. Leadham. Doors open at 7.30: to commence at 8 o'clock.—T. Leadham, Hon. Sec. T^T "" O^ T I 6 E. A. LX SUEUK having bought a BANK RUPT STOCK ot LADIES'CLOTH JACKETB for Cash, is now selling the same at and Under Wholesale Cost. Also, SEVERAL JOB PARCELS for Cash, in HOSIERY. GLOVES. LABIEB and CHILi- DREN'S UNDERCLOTHING, WOOLLEN CLOUDS, etc, much Under Original Coat, AT THE BON MARCHK. DRESS MATERIALS. VELVETEENS, SHIRTINGB, BUANKETB. FLANNELS, SHEETINGS, oto.. all Bought at a Discount tor-Cash^ Ctfonot be surpassed for value. Kvery depai'tment is replete with NOVEL TIES FOR PRESENT SDJASON, and should be inspected without delay. ObserveAddress—BON MARCHK, 217, Queen street (nest Ho win Bros.)



meetings. IVTEW ZEALAND REGIMENT J3I ARTILLERY.-A BATTERY.-Inspoc tion Parade will tako place THIS EVENING at the Drill-shod. 7.80. Arms and accoutrements. -H. G. PAYNE, Captain. 0.R., S.U.—HOPE OF AUCKLAND • TENT. No. I.—Mombors of Hie above aro ■■eminded of tho adjourned Quartorly Meeting ti bo held In Tent-room, St. James's Hall, TONIGHT, 3rd instant. atßo'olock. Candidates for initiation aro requested to attend at 8.15 sharp.—ll. noTHBiiiiAM, C.H. j JamebU. Cams, Sec. ; (GRAFTON ROAD \*ISLEYAN X CHURCH.—A Lecture will bo delivorcd THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at half-past 7 by the Roy. R. Bavin, on "Tho History of . the English Bible," illustrated by powerful Magio Lantern, exhibited by C. E. Button, Esq. Music at intervals. Admission, In. Proceods towards Now Church Building Fund. mHBA TX E T> OVA L. SIR, GEORGE GREY Will Address a PUBLIC MEETING THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, At Eight O'clock, JN THE THEATRE ROYAL. The DUKBB Oikclb will bo specially not apart for Ladles and Ladles uccompaniod by Gentle men. 1%/TR A. W. O'NEILL will Address tho Electors of Eden at Walto's Mount Kdon Hall on MONDAY KVENINO noxt, July 7, at 8 o'clock. . DX. LEG E R EX S o N WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN NORTH AT- Whltfonl and Turanuu Crook-Mokday, 7th July, at tho School-house, half-past soven p.m. Howlck— Tuhhday, Bth July, in Wagstaffß Hall. Papakura — Wkdnkbday, Dth July, In the Orange Hall. Wairoa South—Tiiuksday, 10th, In tho Public Hall, at half-past seven p.m. Drury-FiUDAY, 11th, in tho School-house, at half-past soven p.jijl -nTV R W. F. BUCKLAND* WILL ADDRKS3 THE ELKCTOKS OP FRANKLIN NORTH As undor:—



■\V rAH(OA-Thursday. July 3, in tho Public Hall, at half past 7 p.m. Pai-akbha— Friday, July I. In tho Orange Hall, at half-post 7 p.m. PakuhAnoa- Saturday, July 5, In the Paka ranga Hall, at half-past 7 p.m. Flatßusii— Wcdnosduy, J«ly9, InttieSchool house, at half-past 7 p.m. Tubanoa— Thurgduy. July 10, in tho School houßO, at halt-past 7 p.m. Pai-aki'ka Vallbt—Friday, July 11, in the SoUool-hoUBO, at half-past 7 p.m. WoonsiDK— Saturday, Jyly 12, In tho School houfO, at half-past 7 p.m. Makabtai - Wednesday, July Ifi, in the School-houßO, at half-past 7 p.m. HuNl'A— Thursday, July 17, In tho School house, at half-past 7 p.m. l)ncnv— Friday. July 18, In tho School house, nt half-past 7 p.m. Otaha— Saturday, July 13, in the School houso, at half-past 7 p.m. Highway Board Notices. XT' DEN TERRACE ROAD DISTRICT. NOTICE.-Tho Adjourned Annual Mooting of tho Hoard »nd Katopayan of. tho above dlstxlct will bo hold in tho Hiding Bchool, Bdon Tor race Now North Read, on FUIDAY. July 1, 188 i. at 7 SO p.m. ** °"'Or CttheHT LH.HMQHWAY.8 W ,. TCIDEN TERRACE ROAD DISTRICT. NOTICK.-A Hmxiial Meeting of tho Hoard will be hold on TIKSDAY, JuVy Bth tart- for tho purposo of Altering tho Valuation Roll. All persons wishing tholr names placed thereon mnst send in particulars of their claim on or boforo tho abovo dato. and thoso having sold properties, and desiring their names taken ofrthoKoll.nmat produce the consent (In writing) of tho parties whoso namoa they wlrti Bub "Ty'Srtor of the Bo^rd. HEIgnWAY _ gee , =_i —j— — ' ■- :== Electoral mo THE ELECTORS OF PARNELL. (Iknti.kmkn.—At the roquoßt of a numbor of tho olectors of Parnoll, I havo now tho honour to offer myself aa a candidate for your suffrages at tho ensuing elootlon. Any conlldonce that you may please to roposo In mo I will endeavour to fully Justify. I remain, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, 8. THOKNK GKOKGE. Auckland, July 2,1884. _ _ TO THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN SOUTH. GKNTI.RMKN,— At the roquoet of 100 Electors of tho above district, I am a Candldato for your suffrages at tho forthcoming Election. I shall tako an early opportunity of explaining my viows on tlio most important political ques tions of the day, and shall eommonco tho cam paign in tho Pukokoho Hfcll on tho 10th Instant I havo tho honour to bo, Gentlemen, Your most obodlent servant, ~ WILLIAM HUTCHKOK.



TJODNEY ELECTORATE. Gkntlbmen,—l inn about to resido in Auck land, and my opinion la that your interests would bo boat servod in Parliament i>y rsomcono who is a rosidont in your district. Thoreforo, although with groat regret. I have dotcrtninod not again to offer myself for your suffrages...., For blx years I have been honoured "with'your eonlidonco, and have dono my utmost to servo you faithfully, and although now separated from you, you will find that I will in tho future nogloct no opportunity that may offer Itself of promoting your welfaro, and of thua manlfost ing my gratitude for tho kindness that I have rocoived at your hands in tho past. I remain, Gentlemen, Youra faithfully. S. THORNE GEORGE. Auokland, 2nd July, 1881. Continuod on first Page. Medical> "^ T\R. PARKINSON, DEVONPORT. Hours of Consultation at his residence, Vic toriastroet^-Morning, 9to 10; Afternoon,4 tos Kvonlng, 7 to 9, <T. HENDERSON'S • CHERRY PECTORAL, is 6d and ib Od por botOo. To bo had only at Medical Hall. Poneonby, opposite Three Lamps, DR ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-Tho moat popular mcdlcino of tho day. Price, 2s Gd a box.-Colo nial Agent, F. G. Siiarlahd, opposite tho Post offlco. . "DATS! RATS! RATS !-Uso IV SHARLAND'S BHOSPBOR PASTE, Rats cat it greodily, and die; no smell. Price. Ono Shilling a Bottlo. F. C. BHARLAND, opposite PoßtK>fflce. WORM*. All chlldron suffer from them. If ausnectod. ask for the Certain Cor_. SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, Is packet. Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-office. "\TIOLENT Raging Toothache is in V nearly oyory instance instantaneously cured by using Odontalgfcon, thejjiew romedy. Is.—Q. W. Gpodeon, London Arcade T> ELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.-^ IV SHARLAND'S CHERRY PEGTORAL. Price, 2s 6d and 4b 6d.-F. C. Sharlafifl, opposite the Poat-offloe. L>OSELINE fob thk HAlß.—This ele H\i gant preparation completely eclipses svery article of a similar kind now bofore ihe public—Pries, Is6d a bottle'.—Sharland, Apothecaries' Hall. mOOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneous X ReUef-ODONTALGIC.-la per bottle.- F. C, BHAKLAND, opposite Post-office. TO ADVERTISING AGENTS AND OTHERS. 'i'onders are invited by the Directors of tho Devonport Steam Ferry Company for the ex clv. 'iveririit of Advertisingon the new waiting rooms. Victoria Wharf, North Shore. Plans, shewing available spaces and conditions, may be seen at tno Company's Office, 8; Queen-street, whern Tenders will be received until 5 p.m. of TUESDAY Bth I™*^ TANNBR) secretary.



r., ... For hale. , FOR SALE, l,odo Puriri Posts, at J. Beaver's, Trafalgar-street, Onohunga. TJiOR SALE, a Bagatelle Table, complete. X? —Apply King's Arms Hotol. Newton. IJIOR SALE, second-hand Gig in good . condition.—Addreas Gig." Star ofllco.~ FOR SALE, a Rood Goat in full milk.— Apply to Mi-b Thackory, Brighton, Parnell, FOR SALE, a Quiet Pony, suitable for children; will bo sold cheap for a good home.—Apply " Pony," Epsom Storo. OR SALE (cheap), Verandah, Hall door and Windows, Front Fence.—House next Corn Store, top Hobson-atreet. IrtOß SALE (very cheap), Hairdrossing ' Business: proprietor leaving through illness.—Apply Georgo," ofllce of thi3 paper. 171 OR SALE (a Bargain), Grocery and J Fruit Business, together with stoek.ilttiuge, and goodwill'; main'thoroughfare.' Price, only £50.—Address STAB Ofllce. ■ I7IOR SALE, 10 Tons Loaai Bran and . Sharps; prico !>S 6(1 per cwt., bags included; in quantities to suit;—J. K. Smith; Commission Agent, Fort-streot (opposite Mr Lamb's Mill). FOR SALE, a now lGpasscngcr Omni bus; also, a now Hansom ; both vohiclcs to bo completed to purchaser's order.—Thames Carriago and Dray Factory, Victoria st. Kaat. FOR SALE, a Bay Mare, (suitable for a Buggy (singlo or double harness); guar untcd staunch and perfectly quiet — James Mackie. Coachbnllder, Victoria-street East. FOR SALE, 1 American Cortland Wag gon, 1 Kxpross Wagon, and sovcral new and second hand Spring Carts, Buggies, etc.— Tliames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria streot Host. ■ 17WR SALE, 3 Now Houses in Colling- J wood-street ; colonial oven and register tcratij. Water laid in. Small deposit and weekly payments.—Apply Antonio Martin, Hopburn-strcot. OR POSITIVE SALE, two 4-rooined Cottag-en and ono Shop and Dwelling, each with frontages to two good streets m tho oity — Apply to John Soppnt, House and Land Agent, No. 8, Qiiecn-atrogft. IIOR SALE, Park Road, within three minutes' walk of the Domain, with Bplendid viow of tho harbour, 2 6 Roomed Houbob. Range in each house. Nico aSot monta; splendid fruit treos. Prico, 4350 oach, or will be sold togothor. -Fred. Chas. Richard- Bon. Agent, 81, Queen-street. OR SALE (Summer-street, Eden Ter raco), a comfortable 4-roomed Verandah Cuttago, with sculler*, cellar, outhouse, woll, and largo gardon. To bo sold cheap, and on easy torms.—Apply to D. F. Brans, Land and Estato Agent, Queen-streot. 1193 FOR SALE, now House in Edwin-street, Rocky Nook Estate, cistern and tanks; water laid over tho house: allotment, 10 x ICO; '•leanlc soil. £50 cash, balanco weekly; price, £325.—Steven and Brookfteld, Estate Agents. opposite Markot Entrance, Qoeen sireet.



Xp O It SALE. » NOW LANDING, XX GI.KNIIOSA. FROM LONDON. KMGHT, BEVAN, AND STURGES'S CEMENT. T. & S. MORRIN & CO. (Limited). Auckland, July 3,1581. Til OR SALE, TUB PADDLK STKAMKH COLLKKN (At prcrcnt lying in Heatlicoto Hlvur, Christ church), built by Denny and Co,, at Dum barton In 1880. Dimonßlona: Length, 80ft. breadth,2lft. Din. ; Iliu-d with Dingonal High-pressure Knglnc, Uin. Cylinder, with2lin. Btroko ; ISh.p.; draws from 2ft. 3in. to 2ft. lOin. Steera from cither cud. Two Saloons, flttod with soltoes .and cushions, und handsomely upholstered. Decks fitted with ample passonsior uosommodation. Certificate capacity, 2H passouKors. Quito ready for service, having recently re cuivud a thorough overhaul. Photograph can bo scon, and all particularsof U. TONKS&CO., Quecn-Btrcot. URK SPANISH EGGS.-Settings of th«aboveat 10s periictof 13eggs.— ApplT Kobertson and Maxwoll, KaranKahape Iload. ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivored in town or suburbs, 200 casks Portland Cement, liaator o( Paris. Fireclay, by ton or Ib, Fire Urickß, &c—R. Jenklnson, Builder, Lorne gtreet. FARNELL. — A now House of 6 rooms nnd workshop, verandah on two sides; water laid on. AUotmont 60 x 310. Good posi tion. Price «500.—Apply D. F. Kvans, Landand Kstato Agent, Qucon-slreet ' (1198) D" EVONPORT CENTRAL ESTATE AGENCY, Church-street.—Gco. Brown imikeu the North Shore, Uiko, and Northcorehis special Btudy. To boll or Lot, 6-roomed Cottage, i acros.orchard.Btrawb'orrieß.andgardenß; grand view. Farm, 130 acros, near Lake. Also, Honuoe, from 4 to la rooms for sale. mO SMALL CAPITALISTS. — For X Sale, Grocery and Drapery buslnoes (old established), leading township, Waikato. good houso accommodation. Low rontal, block low, capital required, £150. — Apply W. Heather, Customhouao-stro st. AT O T ICE. J.l The Mount Roskill Bridge is to be pro ceeded with at once. Lund will llso In value. I have somo of the Cheapost Property in tho district for Sain. g. G. KWINQTON, Estate Agent A BARGAIN.— For Sale, on the follow ing tornia, a Comfortable Family Resi dence, in tho vicinity of Mount Eden. Pricis £600. Torms: £25 down, £25 in 0 months, nrd weekly payments of 25s from date of purchase on account of principal aod interest. Allow, anco on aocount of interest every quarter. The land is volcanic, measures 78 foot by over 210 foot deep, freehold, with per fect title. This is a rnro opportunity for acquiring a homo in a healthy locality, with abundance of water,- and Rood stable accommodation. Or this place can bo rented at 20s per wcek.-F. G. KWINGTON, Kstato Agent. ■



F' OR SALE. ORANGES. 300,000. ORANGES. Just arrived, por Oaraaru. A Regular Supply will now bo kopt in Stock, as Boats are put on now to arrivo rogularly monthly. STORE: CUSTOMHOUSE-STRBET. AddreßS: Charleb Baglby, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in all kinilß of Fruit, Parnku. Risk, Auckland. FOR S A "L-.V E, 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVE, 2 7-inch Cyluwlors 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVE, 2 5-inch Cylindors 2 CORNISH BOILERS, 25 feet x i feet 3 inches, SOlba pressure. Tho Locomotives can be inspected at Maso flold and Co.'s Foundry. For particulars apply to MABEFIELD & CO., Albort-Btrect, Or to the NEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY, CUBIOMS-STRKET WKST. BUsceUaneons Wanteds. BOOT TRADE. — Wanted,: Improvers for t^o Bench: also, Apprenttoes.—Henry Davy, Crown Boot Factory. Grey-street. ROVIDORE WANTED.—Tenders re quired for Providoring a Small Coastal Voesel?—Apply J.Hendry.Palmeraton Buildings, Wharf, Auckland. , TO DAIRYMEN. — Wanted, immedia tely, one or two Dairies of First-class Butter.—Apply R. H. Douse, Grocer, opposite All faints' Church, Ponsonby. rilD SADDLERS.—Wanted, a first-class X Workman: nlso, a thoroughly competent and experienced Foreman: liberal terms to best hands, no other Heed apply. — Mason, Struthors. and Co.. Ohrlstchurob- mOFßENCHMEN.—Thoadvertisar, who X has a slight knowledgo of Frenoh, would liko to pass two or three ovoninga a week.in o French family, to learn conversing, So.—AQ dross by lottor only, " French," Stab Offlco.



Tendersi rpENDEHS will bo received until July 5 I for the Erection of a Cottage in Bond-st, Newton. Specification, otc., at Dqwding'a (late Coster's), Tobacconist, Karangahapo Road, Newton. m O BUILDERS. EXTENSION OF TIMK. Tenders will be reoeivod until Noon of TUESDAY, July Bth, for the erestion and com plotion of a Villa Residence at Devonport, North Shore. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. mO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. Tender) ■will bo received up to noon of SATURDAY, 26th July, 1884. for the Erection and Com»letion of a Block of Buildings, in brick aDd Btone, on the Reclamation, next Railway Wharf, for the New Zealand Frozen Meat and Storage Company (Limited). Plans and specifications may be seen at our offices, scherff s Buildings, Fort-street. COXON & JACKBON, Architects and Engineers. NION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). . TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES. The Company Invite separate Tenders unti} WEDNESDAY, 9th instant, at noon, for the undermentioned Supplies to their Vessels, at Auokland and Onehunga, for twelve months from Ist August next :— Meat Bread, Vegetables, Jtilk.Freshßutter, Fish, Aerated Waters, Poultry and Eggs. Tenders, endorsed "Tonder for ,"to be on the printed form obtainable at the Company s offices, where full information will be furnißhed. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily ac cepted. July 1,1881. ■ Continued on Fteat Fua



Public Notices. * AS N I D E R • TURF COMMISSION AGENT, (Elected Member of Victorian Tattorsall's Club, and Sydney Tattersail's Club) begs to inform his old New Zealand Clients that ho has settled in Melbourne, and has BOOKS Open on all forthcoming events in tho Australian Colo ies. lie will be glad to hear from them by CaCle or Letter, and they can depend upon obtaining the longest Melbourne marketqddi'. tfar Address: —Victorian Tattorsall's Club, Bourke-street. Melbourne. RITISH PATROL" at the Choral Hall To-morrow Night. "VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AUCKLAND SECTION. OBSTRUCTIONS PLACED ON RAILWAY. £20 REWARD. Maintenance Department. July 2nd, 1881. Whoreas some evil-disposed person placecl an Obstruction on tho Railway Line at 284 miles, near Pukekohe, on tho 7tli Juno, and again on tho2ilh Juno, Oils is to givo notice that a Re ward of Twenty Pounds will be paid by the Hallway Department to any person giving such Information as may lead to the conviction Of the offenders. ._ p MAXWELL _ General Manager Railways. X^r_ TT ° X WAIT AR A. j&&teti£igm2 'n 0 steamor Laixa Rookh U Waitera n°TO DMORRo'w (Friday), at 8 a.m. For freight or passago apply to P. CLARK, Agent. Onehunga.



THE LARGEST and Most Efficient Orchestra in tho Colonies will play the "British Patrol" and Carl Schmitt's Grand Choral March Tomorrow Night. T> OABD OF EDUCATION. Applications for the appointment of Head master of the Nelson-streot School, Auckland, will bo roeoivod by tho Board on or before THURSDAY. 31st July, 1881. Salary according to scale, based on nverage attendance, about £280 a year. Applicants to state full particulars. Any Candidate who, eitherdireotly or indirectly, is concorncd in canvassing members of tho Board or of the School Committee will bo die qualifl d. By order of the Board. VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary. SCHMITT'S Grand Choral Marah at the Choral Hall To-morrow Night. A UCKLAND NAVAL ARTILLERY. An Inspection Parado will be held at tho Drill-ehed TO-MORROW EVENING at 7.30. Blue uniform. By order. W. BRANNIGAN, Hon. See. 3rd July. 18&. "VTOTICB. — Medical and Tradesmen's _Ll Books and Accounts Checked, Posted, and Balanced; terms cheap. Rents, Debts, col lected on commission; gooQ. references.—Book keeper, Star Offlcc. "H/TRS OSMOND'S Ladies'. School, Nor i-TJ. folk House, Ponsonby Road. The third term commencos on Monday, July 7. A limited number of Boarders. MR STUART, in Carl Schmitt's new Song, "Rise, for tho Day ttfiPassing," Choral Hall To-morrow. BRIGHT SMILE GOLD - MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Shareholders whoso names and the number of whose Shares arc hereumlcr set forth ore re quested to tako notice that their shares, for feited for non-payment of call, will be sold by Public Auction by Mr Greenwood, at his auction mart. Vulcan Lane, Auckland, on FRIDAY, the Ith day of July, 1864, at tho hour of 11.30 a-m., unless tho call, togothcr with the expenses that may have accrued thoreon, bo paid to tho Manager on or before tho day of sale :— Kamo. ■ No. of Shares. William Plckett .809 IdaK. Burslom 10 William Mann 25 Richard Saltor 150 JamosMann -5 DavldWott 10 G. Brimblecombn 3 George Arncy Martin 100 JohnPbilllps 100 D. G. MacPONNELL, Manager. Auckland. 25th June, 1881. "JY/TARAETAI ROAD DISTRICT. Public Works Act, 1881, and Roads Act, 1881. NOTICE TO BOATMBN AND OTHERS. All Persons found removing Shingle, Shells, or other material, from any Beach in the above District, whether above or below high water mark, will be prosecuted. By order. WILLIAM T. DUDER, Chairman. July 2,1881. " /"^OME Into tho Garden, Maud."—lnvi \J tation by Mr Edwards. Choral Hall, Tomorrow Night. SHALL be glad to show to anyone Mho will favour mo with a call, at the Albert Hotel, rough proofs of a Borios of Panoramic Photographs of Auckland and Neighbour hood. Publio Buildings, Principal Streets, ( haractoristio"Bita"of Scenery,ctc..untilMON DAY next, when I leave by tho Wairarapa, for tho second Bouth Sea Excursion. ALFRED H. BURTON, Of Burton Brothers. Photographers, Bunedin. T> ¥. M. BURROWS, ARCHITECT & BUILDING SURVEYOR, A.M. P. Buildings QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND (Over Goodson's Arcade).



Mr P. F. M. Burrows (lato Government Architect) bcRB to announce that he has resumed practice at tho above addross, and to assure his friends and patrons that all works entrußtcd to his care will bo carried out with fidelity, economy, and expedition. NEHUNGA. —W. S. Evans, Piano forte Tuner to the Governor, pays frequent visits to Onohunga. Charges. 6s: annual, 20s.— Orders may be loft at Mr Stevenson's. ; CIASII I CASH ! CASH ! — The great / want of doprcsaed times is Ready Money, hence my present Sale, where you can get the Cheapest Goods now obtainable.—Tester's Great Cash Sale, Karangahapc Road. ' : EVONPORT.—W. S. Evans, Piano forte Tuner, &c (patronised hy the Go r vernor), pays frequent visits to Devonport. Charges same as in Auckland, viz., os and 6s. Orders loft at Press and Co.'s, P.O. "___, RT UNION.— Mr Saltkr having somowhat rocoverod from his long Illness, has now tho pleasure of informing his indulgent Subßoribers to his Art Union that the Drawing for tho Prizes will take place on FRIDAY next, at 3 o'clock, in tho Insurance Buildings. j PIANOFORTES Tuned (os) by an ex : porienced hand from Kfrkfcan's, London. Old Pianos ontiroly restored In tone, touch, and quality; Hammersrofeltod, 1 guinea.—W.Sior, KajTuoKaho.po Rdad, Newton (opposite Primes, Ironmonger). Pianos selected for intending purchasers. £•-% ATO £10,000 LENT on Building gt^JLvf Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowere. Allotments bought and Houses buUt on Weokli Payment System. Mortgagea and Loans negotiated. See List of Rroportlcs for sale on 4th page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for inveetmont.— C. Williamson, land. Estate, and Finanoial Agent and Valuer, HiKh-strcct, Auckland. TtTIGHT - SOIL CONTRACT. Quarter ending June 30th being now due. prompt payment must be made, or service will be discontinued until paid for. Tenants in future will require to pay in advance. SAMUBL WHITE, Contractor. Office: Custom-street East, opposite Arnold Hlnea and Co. ; DAKIRARAHI No. 1 BLOCK. I hereby CAUTIcp? all persons from dealing with the Timber on this Block, as tho same haa beon legally purchased, with allnecossary rights, by tho Union Steam Saw Moulding;, Sash and Door Company (Limited). Nolther Hohepa Hokairi nor Mr Singleton Roohfort have any right or authority to offer the said Block or Datod at Auckland the 10th day of Juno, 1781



' ' K. T. DUFAUR, Solicitor, Quoon streot, Auckland. mAILOR AND OUTFITTER. J. FLETCHER, Hobson-st., Roturns thanks to his numerous patrons for their liboral support during the paßt five years, still assuring them and the pnbho that only Perfect Fits, combined with First class Style and tho Best of Workmanship, are the rnlmg standards in the execution Of every order in trusted to hisjcaro. Prices moderate. Term* caeh. Gentlemen's own material made up. TjT 0 II 3 A^ L I! ROAD-Stetionery Business For Sale, lease and goodwill, cheap. SENTINHL ROAD—House, 8 rooms, To Let; large allotment; 20s per week. JERVOIS ROAD—New Shops and 6 rooms To * • Let;, als6 New Shop and 1 roem. Apply W. gULMVER, Qneen-gtreet Übw Law Vahtnehb^ip. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce th» they have commenced Practice In Co-partner ship as BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS n Chambers In Higu-btreet, opposite Mr W. Atkins Printing Office, K. W. BURTON. W J. NAPIER. Auckland, September 22nd, 1883.



; - Personal „ >. s T, ROBERT SULIVAN, Fisherman of I Auckland, will not be responsible for any feebts incurred by my Wife, Bmma Sulivan. HTF HARRY GORDON does not Call and X Pay for his Board tho Goods left with me will be sold within 7 days.-C. H. Mathews, Victoria-street. IyrOTICE. —I hereby caution any person _Ll from hatbouring my Daughter. Tilly Tait. without mr knowledge. Persons doing so will be prosecuterl.-Hugh Tait. July 1,1884. IUI MR JOHNSON, who took away by mistake from ths Opera House on Saturday night a Light-handled Um brella withknobatend please leavesamo atSTAR Olllce, whero ho will receive another in ex change. MATRIMONIAL— A respectable man, fairly positioned, desires to correspond with a lady (widow not objected to), between 3D and JO, with a view to above.—Address E.T., care of Hannaford's Agency, 296, Quooii-street. Business Notices. milE CRUISE OF THE WAIRARAPA. ■ NOTICK TO PASSENGEKS. Tho Stab Special Correspondent's Narrative of tho "Cruise of tho Wairarapa" will be issued complete in pamphlet form. Passengers desiring copies to be forwarded to any addross should leavo ordors at Stab Offloo. PRICE : TWO SMLLINQS.



"VTOTICE OF HEM OVAL.— -L* HENDERSON AND McIVOR would take this opportunity of thanking their numer ous Patrons and Friends for the favours hitherto afforded them, and beg to notify that they have Removed to more commodious premises, 5 doors from old shoj) (higher up same side). Note the address: — Henderson and Molvor, Cabinet makers and Upholsterers, Karangahapo Road (next Niclioson, Draper). BOUGHT A JOB — BOUGHT A JOB, THE FOLLOWING GREAT BARGAINS: 50 Ladies', Girls', and Children's Tweed Ulsters, at 4s lid each (worth &s 6d):—7B Ladies' very su perior Tweed Ulsters, Dolmans, and other shapes, 93 lid (well worth a guinea) :-36 Ladies Black Cloth Jackets, trimmed with braid and satin, 9s lid (usual price, 20s) ;-a lot of Girls Black Cloth Jackets, nicely trimmed, from 3s lid;—3lo pairs Ladies and Children's Fashionable Winter Gloves, from 6d a pair ;—IOO pairs Ladies Jour- Buttqn Silk Gloves and Mtts, light and fancy colourß for evening wear, at Is 6d pair;- a.090 Ladies' and Children's Fasaionable Winter Hats and Bonaßta at tho low price of One Shilling each, acknowledged to be the most wonderful valuo ever shown in Auckland. Please don't forget the Address— FERNAND E-Z ' S. Without exception the Cheapest Shop in No wto». f^\ LASSBLOWING, Fkkeman's Bay.— VJT Saturday af ternooa, from 2to 5. Admis sion, 6d. Each Visitor recelvos one Glass Jug. —M. Cook and Sons. ; INFORMATION for Working Men.— Our Coloured Molo Trousers, 1b 6d a pair, cheapestever offered in Auckland.—Fernandez, Draper. Newton. UST ARRIVED, a Splendid Lot of Canaries (Belgium and Norwich^ Prize Birds; and a Lot of Rare Parrots.—On view at H. Eyre's Cheap Hat and Glove House, Vic toria-street ROYDON VILLA, Vincent-street.— Superior accommodation for two Gentle men (friends), orotbor; large airy rooms, baths; 20a per weok.—Mrs Fuller. G" REAT Success oi Tester's Great Sale. Largo Reductions in all deDartments, particularly in Dress Goods, commencing at Ijd for good dark colours.



"\TOTICB.—I bog to inform my Cus- J3i lomero that I have no intention of civing up bigness, my Great Cash Sale being held for tho pcwposo of getting togethor the Ready Money^'to buy Spring Qoodß.-E. Teeter, Prapeifc Karangahapo Road. ANTING NOTICE.—For Trees and Plants of ovcry description, first-class Seeds of all kinds, and garden sundries, apply to C. T. Wron, Nursery and Seed Warehouse, Remuera. Catalogue forwarded on receipt of address. Telephone No. 209. WONDERFUL.— Go and get measured fergood Pair Trousers, Us 6dl 14b Gd I at J. Williams's. People's Tailor, Victoria-street. SAM WHITE, FBNCEK, CUSTOMS-STKEKT KAST. All kinds of Fencing Material For Salo at Lowest Prices. Jal kinds of Fencing put up by Contract, as per plans to be seen at Yard. Twelve Iron Tanks For Salo, good and cheap. Purlri Posts in wholesale lota; alao Shingles, Palings, and Pickets, 2a 6d per doz.. &c., Ssc. T\RESSMAKING akd MILLINERY.— XJ Notice of Removal.-MISS GARDINER begs to announce to her Customers and Friends ; of Auckland that she has Removed from her lato residence (next to Foloy's) to the opposite side of Hobsonstreet, nearly opposite the Go vernor Browne Hotel. Any kind of Underllnen made on the shortest notice. LANNELS, Blanket*, Sheetings, Cali coes, all are included in my Sale. My stock of Nejv Ulsters afcpost Prices.—Tester's Great Cash Sale, Karangahapo Road. ARDIJ&LS1 MARCH.—Copies may be had at Eady's Musio Warehouse. Qucen-st. T>OOT SALE EXTRAORDINARY ! 30 CASES LADIES'"AND CHILDREN'S KID E S, AND BUTTON BOOTS TO HANDI Will most positively be cleared attrom 10 TO 15 PER CENT. UNDER OUR USUAL LOW PRICES! Please Note : 8 Tnunks Ladies' French Glove Kid High Button Boots, 12a 6d; usual price elsewhere, IBs 6d. THE PONBONBY BOOT Is acknowledged to be the best Winter Boot made: stylish, neat, anddurable. An assortment is being made by us for the present season. THE PATENT LACE GRIP (now for tho first time introduced) is an inven tion by means of which the Lace, when once fastened, cannot possibly become undone of it self. Fitted to all Lace Boots, if desired. Especially made for this sale,— 80 Pairs Euros' & Women's High Lace Boots, calf fronts, from 8s 6d to 12s 6d; all pegged. Notie This : By manufacturing my own stock, our customers retain the profit usually absorbed by the retailer. All stock is in the best condition, and aa Buch must and shall be cleared at the lowest possible reservation. Call Early at Call Earl? Call Early T. PROSSER'S, Call Eakly UPPER QUEEN-STREET, .. - THE NEWTON 80l . .'WAREHOUBE. KARAN&AHAPE ROAD. Open 8 a.m. to 8.30 p.m. : ; g :



BKIGHBDN HOUSE DRESSMAKING —InTOier to meet Hie wants of mv Dress Customers, I have engaged a flrsVclass Dress maker, and can guarantee good style, flt., and work at moderate prices for Cash only. PleaSS Note that I am Belling the genuine Lows Vklvbtkkn at wholesale prices, vlii.; Blacks, 2s id: Colors, 3s per yard. Axso that I have bought up several warehouse lines of Dreßß Materials at considerably less than home cost, and shall give my customers the full benefit, as he following pricos will show: —857 Yards Estamane 3EHOKS in Black, Navy. Marone, and Wine shades. For House, Street, or Chip dren's School use, nothing at double the price would wear better. 12yds for 7s fld, or 8W yd. Dresßes made to order ft om these materials tat 20s and 25a oomplete, or "customers can select inmgs, trimmings, &c, and the charge for mak ing will be 10s to 14s 6d the dress. Fancy Cheviot Homespuns, 12yda for 5s lid; Fo»e Serges, really good quality, B|d yd; and a lot of other useful Dress Materials f£pm 3|d yd ; good value in Black Cashmeres, Is id, 1b 6d, Is lid, 2s 6d yd. A warehouse stock of Cretonnes, SJd. 12<i; Heavy Twill do, 5Jd, 6Jd yd. A lot of Hearth rugs, 3s 9d; very large de, 6s lid, worth 8a Ud. 2 yards wide Floorcloth. 2s 6d yd; all otßer widths in Btook. U yard wide White Matting Is 4id. 20 doz Black Handbags, uieful size, 12{d each. 67 Pairs men's Biagonal Tweed Trousers, extraordinary value, 6s lid per pair. J. RENDBLL, TOP OF GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND. Advertisements Late for Classification rp o l c t. FIRST-CLASS SHOP AND DESIRABLE SUITE OF OFFICES IN MOST CENTRAL PART OF QEEEN-STRKET. Being a part of the front portion of those moßt desirable and centrally situated premises of Mr E Waters. Confectioner, Queen-street, con sisting of Front Shop with plate glass window, large Snow Room upstairs about 60x23. well lighted, and grand staircase, which could be convorted Into a Suito of Ofßaes, second to i one in Auckland, and in most central part of this city. To Solicitors, Insurance Companies, and otherß, this property is unsurpassed. Full particulars from D. F. EVANS, Anctioneer and Land Agent. • TO LET, or for Sale, a 4-Roomed Cot tage, with cood woll, large stable for six horseß, and paddocks; near town. Several eood Residences for sale.—Apply to 6. W. MullinsandCo.,J6,Qui.6r.-3treet. '_ _ N~experienced Book-keeper, partially employed, would wait on Tradesmen at any time, and make up their Books.-Apply to Accountant, Star Offlce. WANTED KNOWN, cheap Drapery, Clothing, Flannels, Blankets. Dresses, Hollands and Winceyß.-Cqme .and boo for yourselves at J. Hannan's, Victoria-street. ANTED, active Young Man to drive baker's cart-Apply C. Johnston, Union Bakery jparnell. . T^iSTRICT GRAND LODGE OF ±J AUCKLAND, B.C. The Regular Quarterly Meeting of the District Grand Lodge will be held in the Lodge^oom. F?cema^>nl? Hall, THIS EVENING, at 7J1 p.m. By order. HENRY G. WADE, Bocretary. rfTo CARPENTERS Tenders will be .received up to 4 o'clock y.m. on FRIDAY N<u* for Certain Additions and Alterations to House in I! obson-etreet. Plans at my oulce, Casada Buildings, aiinyoim, HEMR) r >(s WADE, Architect.



i.UCllOllh, TO-MORROW. EHE HAYMAKKET. B^OR SALE, at the Haymaijket, To-mor- X) row (Friday), July Ith, CHESTNUT FILLY OUTCAST, foaled in 1870 by Constancy—dam Moss Rose; splendid lady's hack. Also. Bay Mare and Harness (the property of Mr Ching). #• ALFRED BiUCKLAND JOHN LEYJJOX] [EDWARD LEYDON TO-MORROW, at 11 o'Olock. JOHN & ED. LEYDON will sell at their Central Commercial Sale Rooms, Qneen-strcet, SUITES OF FURNITURE. Chairs. Tables, Chests of Drawers, Palliasses. Spring Mat tresses, Iron Bedsteads. Blankets,' Braces. Cutlery, E.P. Goods, Tea and Collec Scr vicos, Albert Chains, Fancy Goods, Clothing, Books, Washstands, Tea, Sugar, Potatoes, Onions, Hams, Bacon, Saddles, Banana Trcis, Camellias, Pineapples, &c, &c. TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock, AT SIBBIN'S MART. "I OO SACKS POT&ATOBS, ssccd and X(V/V table 65 keg3,gutter , C caserHamal and Bacon .. .■ * 50 caßes Kerosene , • ■■Tea, Sugar, Candlest Soap, Rice . Popper, Coflfee, Painkiller, Tobaccp Oatmeal. Oats, Bran, Sharps, BEiui- Wheat, Chaff, Rosnet, Colouring Cheese, Barb Wire * Wire Kofting, Paper, &c. .



TO-MPBftoW. PLANTS, TREES, SHR7UBP. PRODUCE AND GROCERIES. # W. DOWDEN * WILL sell by auction at tho Exchange Mart, Queen-street, to-morrow (FridSS). at 11 o'clock, - Fine Asssortment of Trees, Shrubs, aod Plants 10 tons Carrots - £ tons Potatoes •■:...'■ . . <■-. :■, Butter, Cheese, Bacuiv Tea, Sugar (Stick of Groceries—Clcarißg out Sale of a dealer) * Also. Lot o{ Drapery and Glothing TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock shaap. POULTRY, PRODUCE, GROCERIES, SHRUBS, FRUIT-TREES, PLANTS, DRAPERY, and 2 CASES TOYS. MESSRS CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL Sell by Public Anction To-mor row (Friday), 11 o'clock sharp. POULTRY.—FowIs. Ducks, Turheyif Gocsu. Rabbits, Pigeons, Canaries. PIWDUCK.—Hams and Bacon, Onions, Ch'coso, Potatoes, Keg Butter, Keg Beef. Carrow, Flour, Bran, Oatmeal, Oats, Chan", Wheat, Sharps. SHRUBS.—Fruit Trees and others, Plants, &c. GROCERIES.—Tea, Sugar, Lemon Peel, Bfc cuits, Kerosine, Soap, &c. '. . FANCY GOODS-J oases, choice assortment o£ Fancy Toys, Albums, Pocket Knivos, Combs, Boys' Tools, &c. S'RAPERY.—A Useful and Gcnoraff Assort ments of Gent'd, Youths', and Boys' Clothing, Ladies' and Cuildren's Requisites. FURNITURE.—Bedding, Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Jewellery, &0., &c, CARBINES & TAYLOR.



JOHV LEYDON.] [EDWARD LEYDON TO-MORROW, AT 10 O'CLOCK. ' HOUSH AND LAND SALE. I" JOHN & HD. LEYDON will offor for sale at the Central Commercial Sale Rooms. THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES: ---100 Acres of Land in the Parish of Puhoi, County Marsden; partly cleared? bilanco splendid kauri Umbers easy access from Auckland 2 Allotments, Nos. 32 and 69, situated in the ViU&go of Purapura. Parish of Waiuku,. County Eden," containing! acre 1 rood 31 perches 1 Allotments, containing about 3i acres—Nos. 2, 3, 1, o-Bitiiatsd in the Township of Havc lock, near Mercer; a splendid property And other Properties embracing splendid investments. TO-MORROW, at* 11 o'clock a.m. MARKET DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTRY. PBQDUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY AUCTION M2KIKET. yt-RTHUR'S MA R T. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks. Geese, Pigeons, Ca narios. Fancy Birds, Rabbits, Small Pigs Dark Brahmas, from prize stock Coohin Chinas, from prize stock . . :« Bed Pile Game Fo.wls • ' 3 . D. Robertson's High-bred Imported Pnxe Stock Poultry; see advertisement PRODUCE, FRUIT. AKD. GROCERY DEPARTMENT. . Good Table Potatoes. Seed Potatoes, Onions, Carrotß, Cabbages, Mangolds, Pumpkins, Herbs, Cheese, Canterbury Bacsn, Auck land cured Bacon, Butt«r, JFloor, Oatmeal, Sharps, Oats, Wheat FRUlT—Apples, Lemons, Oranges, Bananas On' Account of Whom it May Concern, , Duncan's Flour; see advertisement GfCOCEHIEa, &o.—Tea. Coffee. Sugar, Rice. Biscuits, Lollies, Vestas, Soap, Blacking, White Lead, Paint, Oil, &c. OB Sale Privately, at AUCTION PRICES, A Good Assortment of New and Second Pianos by the best makers, a very Superior Har monium, Harmoniums, American Organ, a Large and Varied Collection of Honseriold Furniturn and Effects, LooMng Glasses. Mirrors, Fenders, Fireirons. Iron Bcusteads, Gold and Silver Watches, Sec.



TO-MORROW. By Order of tha Registrar of Dogs. A NUMBER OF VALUABLE DOGS J\.'" Trill lie Sol 3by Auction attho.Kennels To-morrow (Friday), July: Uti, R^UAq'oWek noon. GEO. GOLDIE, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, JULY, 16, JBS4. BY ORDER OF THE R l' GISTRAR OF THE SUPRKME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT, AT AUCKLAND THE Undersigned lias been favoured with instructions to soil, at Jtowdon's Mart' Queen-street, Auckland,' dn Wednesday, t«n 16th day of July. 1884, at 12 o'clock noon, by. order of ,the Registrar pf the aboy^naraed — Court, •' ' 'f f All that piece cv parcelfiof; land in the Pro/ vlnclal District of Auckland, being partß of Lo* 8 and 9 of a subdivision of tots 10, SO, 39, and (I of a subdivision of Allotment 30, Section 8, suburbs of Auckland. Parish of Waitemata, and County of Eden, with all buildings, thereon erected, and all the rights and appurtenances thereto belonging. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, JULYI&* ** R. C. GREENWOOD WILL Sell at noon, on above date, at ' W. Dowden's Mart, Queen-street, by order of the Mortgagee, . y. t ; -,<n Two good semi-detached Brick Villa Reoi don'efi", Nelsomstroet,. near Berestoia-sbrcet, filtod with ever* convenience, boing erected on Lota 18 and 19 of subdivisidn of Section 45, City of Auckland. Alsoflby order of tha Mortgagee, . Leasehold Lot No. 37, of the subdivision into lots ofJUlotinents Nos. 2c, 2d, 2b. and 2f, sub urbs of Auckland, ofFNew North Road. Resid-uo »f term of 21 years from 28th December, 1881. except lafct day of torni. There is v four-roonicd Uwellinpsouso, uuflnished, on the pippcrty. Also, I " i ■•■' MOUNT ALBERT—IO acres.3 roods 2perchC3 of flrst-clasa Land, good loamy Boil, St Mount Albert, being Lots 1 and_ 5. of Section 5, of tho Bubdivieion into lots of Allotments 13 and S3, 84, and 85 of the Parish of Titirangi, County of Eden. The land is all planted, fenced, and ploughed Magnificent view from the property. WAIKOMITI.-11 acres' 3 roods Land atWai komiti. b ing Allotment 160, Parish of W&iko miti. County of Eden, known as Johnson s Brick Yards; together with three now Sheds (one blown down by the wind), the matorial for which alone cost £101); Windmill with Pump, thjriaUer costing £30; a good 2-roomed House, and good well of water. Capital view, and closc'to the WaikomiU Station. Very suitable for a brick yard or other works, as the railway runs through the property, and a siding can easily w inaop- WAIKpMITI-31 acre's 1 rood goodtlnd Waikoniiti. hnown as Davidson's Homestead, beintt lots 13, U. and 1, of a subdivision ot-hot+J. pSSSi X Waikomiti. County of Waiteimala. Tflßland is all fenced in, and has a main road frontage, batag about four chains from Railway Station, and bounded by tha railway line and Sain roaa to WaikomiU. 1 his is likely to be a •very valuable property: it is situated opposite to the Cemetery now being fonced in by tho Corporation. There is a splendid creek running through the landrand-tuerejjs a. very good orchafd of fruitbearlng tsees.; Land beyond this was sold last w»ek for £15 per itte. Any nftson buying this property can be oSrSnn of it rapidly increasing fa value. MOUNT ST. JOHN, EPSOM.-'ittthatvalu-, able riece of Land at Maytojvn, Mount, St-'John, Epsom, having frontage'to■MaHtet-strect, and bounded by Mr Maxtlrfd's proveriy on the one side and llaytown on tho othor. and,: being im loediaiely opposite the property of Mjjur «. N- George, 'i he. land consists oLabi.ut i acres of - rich volcanic soil, and i 3 cut up*i:ito feiglit con- Vfniently sized villa lots, all comy^ydmg good viewe. I'he property will be^ittita flrminso^ lot, and a not bold will bo off« Kid b lofV 4| fit , phm. ' . Conttooa* onTKoiu-th Paso,