Cheers wero then given in turn for Mr Swanson, Sir George Groy, and Mr Davga ville, and tlion during a tumult of cheering in answer to culls here, thero, and every where, a movement set in towards tho doors.

It was some considerable time, however, before the hall was cleared. Thus ended the most disorderly public meeting that lias perhaps ever been held in Auckland.

MR LAWRY AT EPSOM.

Mr F. Lawry adelrospoel a crowded meet ing of electors last night in the Epsom Hall, Mr J. VV. Carr being in the chair.^ Tho candidate was well received, and his ad dross, which covered practically the same ground as the one ho had delivered nt Onehunga, produced a favourable impres sion. At the close, a vote of confidence was carried against two dissentients. A number of ladies were present, and ap peared to take the greatest interest in the proceeding!-.

MANIFESTO TO OTAGO ELECTORS.

Mr Mcaandrow publishes in the press a long manifesto to the electors of Otago. He urges them to return candidates pledged to eject the Continuous Ministry,who have, in the matter of railways and public works, treated this district so shamefully. He strongly supports the establishment of a State land bank to advance money to agri culturalists at 4 pjsr cent.

City West.

(To tho Editor.)

Sir,—Out of evil good may come, tmtl the blaokguardism displayed by Mr Dargaville's supporters at Mr Swanson's meeting last night may produce good by inducing somo voters who wero undecided how to voto to roll up next Tuesday and add to Mr Swan son's majority. It is a very rotten cause that needs to bobolstored up by rioting and terrorism, nnd I, for one, ropudiote all con nection with tho rowdios who caused tho disorder last night. Thoy may bo Liberals, but they aro of a sort tlio colony does not want. I have yet to lenrn that " Paddy Doran" is fitted by prestige, position or political prinoiples to become a second pro consul amongst us. I admired Mr Swan son's modest and apposlto answor to the in quiry if he considered himself fitted by education for a seat in tho Legislature. One thing Is certain—he stands out in bold|relief when compared with his French-polished opponent.—l am, &c, A Liberal.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

Obituary.

Losnoa, July- 18.—Sir 0. J. Watkin Williams, Judge of the Queen's Bench, aged 61.

Bank Appointrnont.

Mr Howgate, manager pf tho \ orkshire. Bank, Huddorsfield, lias been appointed manager of tho South Australian Bank, Adelaide.

Tho Archbishop of Sydney.

Dr Moran, tho recently appointed Roman Catholic Archbishop of Sydney, sails for Australia by tho Orient steamer Ligurin. He has received an address from tho Irish Hierarchy.

THE CHOLERA EPIDEMIC

TWO DEATHS AT LIVERPOOL.

BY CABLE.—COPYRIGHT.

(Received July 19, 1.20 p.m.)

London, July 18. Two deaths havo occurred from cholera at Liverpool on a ship which had arrived from Marseilles.

MINING NEWS.

Thames, this day. Queen of Beauty.—A trial crushing of 21 loads quartz from the leaders at No. 7 level produced the modorate return of 10o_s. 4dwts. retorted gold.

WILLMOTT'S DRAMATIC AND COMEDY COMPANY.

"Aurora Floyd" and "Cinderella,"

Thbee was a better attendance last night at tho Theatre Royal, on the occasion of thepro duction of the two plays named above, and it may be hoped that this is the commence ment of a worthier recognition of ehe un doubted claims of the company to popular support. " Aurora Floyd" is'well known as a drama of the old sensational School, giving scope for strong emotional portraiture in the title rule. Mis 3 Crawford gave an ade quate representation of the trialß of the un fortunate heroine—the true nobility of the character, with the mental agony endured and the subterfuges rendered necessary by the first false step, being faithfully depicted. Mr H. Teeco as John Mellish, and Mr F. Siramonds as John Conyers, ably personated the offended and offending husbands re spectively ; whilo the repulsive character of Steve riargraves, the unmitigated ruffian of the piece, was acted to the life by Mr J. Wilkinson. The other characters were well sustained by different members of the com pany. The performance closed with the laughable burlesque of " Cindorella," which kept the audience in roars of laughter. "The Golden Plough" To-night. This new drama, by Paul Merritt, author of those popular modern plays, "The World" and "New Babylon," will be pro duced to-night for the first time in Auck land. No doubt the recollection of the two dramas named, and the desire to wit ness another famous play by the same author, will induce many people to be present a* to-night's production of " The Golden Plough."

Our reports of Mr H. W. Farnall's ad dress, delivered last night, and presenta tion to Mr D. Hean, are crushed out of this issue. Mr Isaac Selby lectures to-morrow night, in the Lome-street Hall, on "Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob." In the course of the evening soncs will be rendered by several members of the Dunning Opera Troupe, and recitations will be contributed by members of Willmott's Dramatic Company. Mr F. Lawry addresses the electors of Ellerslie In the Church at 7.30 o'clock this evening. " Rip Van Winkle" wis repeated at the Opera House last night with unabated suc cess. Nearly all the principals were en cored, and the applause throughout the performance was both frequent and very hearty. The opera has many claims to support and popular appreciation. It is highly romantic in plot, and is also asso ciated with a great deal of-spectacular dis play, while the music is full of rippling melody, and at the same time contains much that is tender and sweet. The Com pany appear in it to considerable advantage, the performance being carried through with an elan developed by careful re hearsal. Te tho review of the cast which was given in our Thursday's issue, it is only necessary to add that the children, Miss May Thornton and MissN. Symons, play very aptly and intelligently the parts of Rip's little daughter and' Derricks nephew. The opera will bo repoatcdl again to-night.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAE, SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1884,

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1 Corporation Notices. fiITY OF AUCKLAND. Vb-PFALTNG PORTIONS OF BY-LAW No. $_ J_\m__&W- CARRIAGE STANDS. Votioe is hereby oiven that the following SSwluPonsidered^Aeormnar^meef- Ing of the Council on THURSDAY jnjiai, July 2_. 1881: ---" That the following portions of By-Law No. 23 fixing tho position of the stands for Hackney Carriages, BE REPEALED: N0.3.-Qucon-street In. a line with northi side of Wyndham-street in the centre of the street - extending northward for six licensed Hack ney Carriages plyingwithm or without tne limits of the City. Tlorses' heads while on this stand to be placed southward. No. -.-Queen-street in a line with north:side of Shortland-street in the centre of the street extending northward forsix Licensed Hack ney Carries plying within orrith<mUto limits of tho City. Horsos' heads while on this stand to be placed southward. No. S.i-Queen-street in a lino with south side of • Viotoria-stroet in the centre of to street extending southward .for six (6) Ucenscd Hackney Carriages plying within or without the limits of the City. Horses' headß while on thlß stand to be placed northward. No. 7.-Cußtomhouse-Btrect in a, line with oast side Queen street in the centre of the street ■:'■ extending eastward for four (1) parrmges plying within or without the limitß of the fifty. Horses" heads while on this stand to * __ bo placed westward. A And that tho said Stands be abolished/ - . .. p;»'A. PHILIPS. TOWh Clerk. |^^To^Clerie£Omce^ul^MgL^^^^



mO THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL DISTRICT. PARLIAMENT HAVING BEEN DISSOLVED, AND A GENERAL ELECTION BEING ABOUT TO TAKK PLACE, It will, in a FEW DAYS be your DUTY to EXERCISE the MOST IMPORTANT RIGHT you have under our Constitution— THE UIGHT TO VOTE FOR AND ELECT REPRESENTATIVES FOR YOUR RESPECTIVE DISTRICTS IN THK GENERAL ASSEMBLY. A CRISIS IN THK POLITICAL AFFAIRS OF THE COLONY, OF PECULIAR MOMENT TO TUB INTERESTS OK TIIIS PROVINCIAL DISTRICT, HAS ARISEN, AND EVERY MAN 1 EVERY MAN! WHO SINCERELY DESIRES THE PROSPERITY AND ADVANCEMENT OF AUCKLAND Ought therefore to EXERCISE HIS VOTE in favour of that Candldato whose RETURN as a Member will best promote the FURTHERANCE OF THAT PROSPERITY AND ADVANCEMENT. Tho HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ha(l. at tho timoof the DISSOLUTION, been divided into three disinct parties: (1) The SUPPORTERS of tho PRESENT MINISTRY, under tho leadership of Major Atkinson. (2) The FOLLOWERS of SIR GEORGE GREY, and (3) The CANTERBURYOTAGO PARTY, led by Mr Montgomery. By the alliance of Sir Georgo Groy and Ids followers with Mr Montgomery's party, and tho Secession of some of the former supporters of the Ministry, A VOTE OF WANT-OF CONFIDENCE In tho present Ministry was Carried, and Re sulted in the lata dissolution. Tho Present Ministry have, during their term of office shown themselves to be MEN of ABILITY AND INTEGRITY; thoy have boon actuated throughout by a desire to deal fairly with tho Interests of THIS PROVINCIAL DISTRICT, and tho Important Position of MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS is. for the first t'me; held by an AUCKLAND MEMBER MR MITCHELSON. At tho time of tholr defeat MANY PUBLIC WORKS of GREAT IMPORTANCE to the North had been Projected, and tho Completion of the TRUNK RAILWAY, connecting Auck land with Wellington, had been decided on and would shortly have been carried out The action of the AUCKLAND MEMBERS, who, following Sir George Grey, allied themselves to and voted with Mr Montgomery, thereby caused tho DEFEAT of tho MINISTRY, and at once Indefinitely stopped the CARRY? ING-ON of these works. Unless in the ensuing Parliament their SUPPORTERS are in the Majority the Ministry will be compelled to vacate office, and a Ministry formed from the most powerful section of the Opposition—mainly Southern men, animated with feelings of prejudice to wards the North—will tako their place. The ploin question, and the only question, therefore, which you will have to decide Is :- Whether the return of these gentlemon who, being candidates for seats in tho ensuing P. rliament, can be trusted to support Major Atkinson and his Ministry, will be of the most advantago to our district; or the re turn of those who, being followers of Sir Georgo Grey, desire to overthrow the present Government? Tho late action of SIR GEORGE GREY and HIS SUPPORTERS In assisting the Southern party in their endeavours to defeat a Northern Ministry leads but to one conclusion :-THAT THE ELECTION OF THESE GENTLEMEN WILL LEAVE THIS PART of the COLONY AT THE MERCY OF MR MONTGOMERY AND SIR JULIUS VOGEL, and our Interests and lights will be RUTHLESSLY SACRI FICED AND DENIED. The existence of the Present Ministry la essential if this district is to continue to advance, and to obtain that justlco which has so long been denied to it. By one way only can yeu secure your plain rights, and that Is by RETURNING a UNITED BODY OF MEN TO PARLIAMENT,. Pledged to support- that Ministry who. by their conduct in the past, have shown that they were determined to act with justice to you and your follow settlers, even though that deter mination might cost them the loss of office.



Wanted. WANTED, a respectable Lad to look after horse and deliver goods; ouoused to Krocerv preferred. — Apply Gladding and Stainton, Mount Eden Road. WANTED, a General Sorvant.—Apply Mrs Wright, 257, Queen-street (opposite CiirUck & Cranwcll. _______ \VT ANTED, a Second Cook und Kitchen- II man.—Governor Browne Hotel. | ANTED, a strong Boy about IS, used to striking.- Apply to the Victoria Iron Works, Victoria-street East. W~~ ANTED, Two Respectable Men us partial boarders; Us por week; break fast and tea.—Grafton Koari. i WANTED, a steady Man to drive and lookaftera pair of horses.—Apply between 8 and 9 in the more ing to Dr Richardson, Karangahapo Road. \\T ANTED, for country, good steady V? Baker. Highest wages. — Apply J. C arknen, 87, Or ty street WANTED, at once, for a farm, a Married Couple without incumbrance. - It. M, Heighten and Co , General Agents, 177, Qiieon-stroet (upstairs). WANTED," a Housemaid. — Apply, before 1 and aftor 5, to Mrs Bull, Owen's Ruad, Mount Eden, "VK7 ANTED, a Respectable Nursegirl, T T about 11.—Apply to Milne and Choyce. ANTED, good General Servant.— Apply Newmiirkot Hotel, Newmarket. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply to .Mrs Hunt, Grafton Road, 3rd house above Park Road. WANTED, a Pig Dog.-F. W. Howard, CustimsstreetEast. ANTED for Fiji, a good I .oughman, must bo sober: also, a Boy who can ride and take orders.—For particulars apply to F. W. Howard. Customs-street East. ANTED, Applications for Cleaner for Grafton Road School-house.—Apply to the Heud-mastor during suhool hours, stating terms. A\7ANTED, a Medical Man for the Vt country.—Apply Kidd's Commercial Hotel. . WANTED, a Sin»lo Man to drive a team of horses.—Apply at onco to W. JMorloy. Mount Albert, . WANTED, a Good Cook ; one able to starch and iron preferred.—Apply to Mrs James Russell. Brighton Road, Itumuora. ANTED, Two or Threo Goiitlemcn Boarders in v private Family. Grafton Road: a largo now houso, with hot ami cold bath.—For address. Star Office. WANTED, an industrious, intelligent Lad as an Improver. —0. T. Wren, Nursery nnd Seed Warehouse, Rpmuora. Telephone 201). . ANTED, everybody to know that M. Brcurley, Butcher, cornor of Victoria and Chapol-streotß, is still selling Mutt on Chop.i ut Id ; Logs, Id ; also Bost Quality Boasting Beef, from 3jd. WANTED to Soli, 25 kegs prime Corned Butter.—ll. B. Morton. Customa-btreet, WANTED, Purchasers for a few largo Butchers' Blocks.—J. und 11. Smyth. Mount Kdun Sawmill. 17th July. 1-8.. \\7"ANTED, a Job of any kind, by a T T steady handy Man, a carpenter, can use all kinds of tools. — Address "A.8.C.," Star Office. ; WANTED, small House, or part of larger one. within 10 minutes of Queen street.— By letter to H. 0.. Star Ufllce. W rANTED, Situation by a Competent Saleswoman; first-class references.— Address "A.A.." Stau Oitlcc, "IX7 ANTED, Mothers-help; pleasant VV homo for carablo person—Apply Box 30., Post-olllce. WANTED, a Girl from 12 to 14, to as, sist in the house—Apply "W.," Star Offlco^ WANTED, a Poison to attend Shop ; must bo good Noedlcwoinau.—Apply Stau Office. WANTEJ), by nn Experienced Person, good cook, a Situation as Housekoopor. —Apply, oaru of Matron. Howe-Blreet Home. WANTED, Ladies to Know they can get Good Servants at A. Mitueod's Registry, tit, Mary's Road, Ponsonby. W~~ ANTED, n Furnished Houso of Cottage; must bo in a healthy locality, well drained, for a family without children.— Address Post-olllcc, Box 183. \ITANTLI), evory Reader of tho Star VV to road "Tho Wedge." Hoth Govern ment /md Oppositionists should read it. \\7ANTEprT6o6 respectable Men nt V? tho Tradeqtnens' Arms, Little Queen- Street Wharf. Meals Gil. WANTED, a Lady over 23 to assist in teaching young children in roturn for board and washing.—School, fcTAR Qllice. \\f ANTED, a respectable Young Man Vv Lodger to share a room with another; terms moderate-Mrs WUHnnis, Cracroft st.. Arch Hill. WANTED, a Situation as Clprk or Storoman in a Country Store.-Apply " H.T.." Star Office. \XT ANTED, a Situation as Housemaid. VV or House ond Parlour Maid, by a rcspectablo Young Girl, — Address J.T., 3, Woods's Cottages, Brighton ltoad, Parnell. WANTED, Everybody to como and sco my Men's Elastic side Boots, at 8s 6d; also, Women's dittontSs. and all othor Boots equally cheap, at G. Forrester's Cheap Boot Shop, City Market, WANTED, Pupils for Carpenters' and Builders' Drawing Class, held at the V.M.C. A. on Tuesday and Friday Evenings, at 7.30.—F0r particulars apply at Class-room, to R. Mackay FHpp. W' ANTED KNOWN—That Samuel Coombes and Co. aro Boiling Heavy Twillod Sheeting, 2 yards wido, at IOJd por yard. WANTED KNOWN,—American News Agency. Book Stall, City Markot. Scarce and useful Books on salo; second-hand Books bought. Books lent. W~ ANTED, everyone buying Blankets to see tho splendid show and good.yaluo to bo obtained at London Houbc, from Is lid to 21s each.—James Bcutt, London House, Victoria and Nelson-streots, Auckland. WANTED, the Electors of Auckland to support local industry and Voto for J. C. Westilcld & Co.. Plain and Ornamental Wire Workers, opposite OperaHouso, WollCßley street, Auckland. WANTED to Purchase, on easy terms, a 5-reomcd Cottage, with garden, noar Nowton or Mount K_on.—Address A.8., care of Mr __ Wood, Symonds-stroot Auckland. WANTED KNOWN, that tho Auckland University Calendar may bo had at Lennox's. Prico, Is Gd. WANTED KNOWN—How I Earned Ono Hundred Pounds in six months. In leisure time. Full particulars and instructions, 30 stamps. Anyone with ordinary intelligence can do tho samo.—Mr G. Bancroft, G. Post-office, Auckland. WAITED KNOWN—I am a Purchaser of Maori and Island Curiosities.—Eric Craig, Princes-Btraot. WANTED KNOWN —That Samuel Coombes and Co. aro selling | All Wool Coloured Cashmeres ot Is lid, worth double the money. WANTED— When'you are in Hobson street call and sco the largo and choice stock of Mosglel and Baiinockburn Tweeds, for the present season, at Monro and Mllllgan'g. WANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks te Clean and Repair, at T. Nutsferd's, Watchmaker, Victoria - street (noxt Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 months. WANTED KNOWN, Laundry Work done for hotels, boarding-houses, private families. &c., cheaply, quickly, and well fin ished.—Mrs Wiggs's Newton Laundry, Karan gahapo Road, Aye doors from the Queen's ■Hotel. Wf ANTED," Every Elector in the Tt Colony to road "The Electors' War CrF." a mo3t startling Book on Land and Povorty. Peruse it carefully before promising your votn or approaching tho polling booth. Is now published. Prico. One Penny. WANTED KNOWN — During our Cheap Drapery Salo, 50 pieces of All wool French Merinos in Drab, Grey, Pink, Blue, Pruno, Brown, Scarlet, Maroon, and Wino Colours will be sold at is 4d per yard; regular price, 2s 6d. For Children's wear nothing can equal a French Morino for Dura bility, and, at thiß unheard-of prico, should effect a Bpeedy cloarance. — B. McPhorson Karangahapo Road. WANTED KNOWN-Sco our Stock of Blankets bofore purchasing—£soo worth. 0-1 Blankets, 3s Cd, Sw (id, aud 10s Cd per pair; 104 Blankets, 12s 6d. 17s Od, and 20s per pair; Twill Scotch Blankets, New Zoaland Blankets, and Coloured Blankets. These goods aro tho best value we ever offered.—D. MePherson Karangahapoßoad. W'ANTEDTS2.OWN— Cheap Timber I CnKAPTiMnrai! And all other kinds of Building Materials, can bo purchased oheaper and better than any whom else at the yards of D. Golbie, Albort-atreot. WANTED, hundreds to take a walk up Victoria-street, to sco and buy a Fancy Chock Tweed Dress—l 2 yards for 2s HJd. A large pile, all one price, lo chose from.—James Scutt, London Douse, Victoria and Neleon-sts , Auckland. WANTED KNO WN.—Four-in-Haude, Ulsters, Dolmans, and Jackojs. in the latest styles, can be obtained at S. Lovcll's. Wei lesloy-street. Ladies' own materials mado up Dressmaking on the premises by experienced dressmakers.—Apprentices wanted. ANTED KNOWN-Samuel Coombes and Co. are selling Laco Curtains at 3s lid, 4s lid, and 5s lid, worth double tho money. WANTED KNOW.N — Look at our window.—Having a surplus stock of ovor IJIOO Ladios' and Girls' Felt ond Fancy Straw Hats, principally the Masher and Henry 11. shapes, we are clearing them out at the Low Price of One Shilling each. —D. MePherson, Karangahapo Road. WANTED KNOWN.—Ladies can have their Dresses Fashionably Made, and a good fit, for moderate charges, at D, W. Jack and Co.'s, Ponßonby Road. WANTED KNOWN, that James George's Hobson-street Hair-drossing Saloon is now Opon. Prices: Hair-cutting. 6d; Shaving, 6d; Boys' hair-outting, 3d, within the hours of from 8 till 0, and from 8 till 12 on Satur days, after which hours 6d will be charged. Private contracts entered into with regular cus tomers.—James Georgo, Hair-cutter, Hobson street (next Criterion Hotel). | ANTED KNOWN—That Samuel Coombes and Co. are selling Children's lLadjesUJlstelflal Half Price.



Wanted. WANTED, a good Gonoral Servant ; references rcquiicd.—Apply Mrs lia-. ---' ley, Grafton Road, opposite Park Road. WANTED, Amateurs and others to sec thoso beautiful Slide Lathca for Salo at , dough's, English Mechanic 2a, Groy-street, ANTED KNOWN-Laco Curtains, 3s 11, Is lid, 5b lid, worth double the money.—Samuel Coombes aud Co. ANTED, Man Cook, Woman Cook, Man (station), Waitresses, Housemaid:, Generals (town and country), young Girls.—Mrs Wliitcombe's Registry. WANTED, two Gentlemen Boarders in a private family, within threo minutes' walk o^"o3t OlHce.—Address Atr Hare, Book- Seller, Windliaiii-btrect. YirAtfTED, nn Improver to the Dress- VV maklm-. Miss Tyler, Dress and Mantle maker, opposite Government school, Nolson-st.. WANTED, Employers for trustworthy, offlclerit, and rcsnootubln Young Girls and Generals,—Hqnnaford's Auckland Registry. VITANTED, a'good General Servant; V T must be a i;ood plain cook. Good wages given; references required. — Apply to Mrs Mllncr, Cleveland Road. Parnell. ANTED KNOWIN, that nil working men can save their money by calling at the Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Meals Sixponco; Board and Lodging 15s per week.— Robert Murdock, Proprietor.—Note tho address —Nearly opposito tlio Waitemata Hotel, and closo tothnDoolr W ANT E D, It I M U. WANTED, from 1,003 to 2,000 feet assorted Rimu. of good quality, and figured; must be dry.—Apply at once to "Accountant," Stab Ofllce, WANTED KNOWN, —That Captain Wilson's "Judgment without Trial" may bo hud at Lennox's. Prico, lid. WANTED SEEN,—The fresh Bargains in New Furniture, including Painted Wood Chairs, 3s 3d; Cane-seated Chairs, also 3s 3d; grand line of Grecian Cano-soated Chairs, Is Ud; Rocking Chairs, with arms (cane-seated), 10s; nice lot of Arm Chairs. Ob Bd; Folding Chairs (carpet-seated). ss(id; Children 8 Rocking Chairs, 3s. Woslistands, 6s 6d; Cpttpe 1 ablos, 5s Od; Gipsy Tables, 8s Oil; Loo Tables, IDs (oval); do. (round), 245; Kitchen Tables, p., 10s, lis: Chests of Drawers. 2os ; Colonial Couches, 7s; Stretchers, 0s; handsomo stuffed Chairs, 10a; stuirod Arm Chairs. 3ls; handsomo Spring Couohos. 38«.—At Dampler's Largo Furnishing hop. Hobson-stroot. ANTED X N O W N. POTATOES! POTATOES I ONIONS I ONIONS 1 ONIONS ! Bnported direct from tho Canterbury growors. Samples and quotations on application. Also, a variety of EARLY SEED POTATOES, viz., Early Roso, Bruce. Prolific, tfhoppards Pink Eyes. Siiowflabe. Ashlpaf Kidneys, Lap? Btono, Fluke, and Bath lvidpcya. P.S.— Country orders promptly attended tn. DAVIES, M^HILAN & CO., 13. CCBTOMM-STItKt-T. ANTED, oßoom,unfurnished ; good situation, with ilro-grato: N.E. aspect preferred. City West, near Franklin Road.— State tonus. " N-" Stau Ofllce, WANTED KNOWN —Boys' Velooi pedos. 20s each ; an enormous fresh lot of New Novels, Is Od each; Japaneso Cabinets. Is Od each; White-handled and other Riveted Hair Brushes, 9d; largo Comic Yankoo Pictures, 3d; Framed Chromos. fid and Ud; a splendid lino of lTamed Pictures, leeach ; another grand lot of Brown Teapots. Cd. ltd, and Is; grand large cheap variety of Tinware; Bplcndlu Oyster Knives, Cd; gooel Door Mats. *s 3d; striped Carpot. Is: Table Oilcloth. 14 yard wide. Is; sitairOilcloth, 3d; Looking Glosses (plate), 8d; Handsomo Fancy do, Is; Swing do. 4s Od : Bed room Toilet Sots, 7s 3d; Soup Plates, 8d ; Bread Knives. 3d and Id; Zlno Bnoket9. Is; Japanned Spittoons. Is; Japanned Slop Pails, 3s 3d : Glass Cream Jugs, Id; Glass Sugar Basins, Cd; &o„ at Dampler's llobson-Btreot Shop. ANTED KNOWN—I,OOO Turkish Towdla at 9 d oach, woll worth Is Cd.— Samuel Coombes and Co. . AN TED KNOWN- That tho STOCK of CLOCKS AND WATCHES AND JEWELLERY at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE has boon Orcatly Augmented by LARGE AR RIVAIIS. and an Inspection is solicited of tho STERLING GOLD and SILVER GOODS (all WARRANTED) In tho Queen-street Window and the Arllstlo IMITATION JEWELLERY In tho Vlctorhi-strcct Window. Wo make v SPECIALTY of thoso Two Lines, koopiuir both the Genuine and tho IniitutlOß to SfJIT all TASTES and Pockets; but'they aro kept Mepu rate, and Displayed In Dlil'orcnt Streets. Sterl- Silver Hots. 2s lid ; Hroochos and Rings. Is oach ; anil othor Lines equally Cheap, at GOODSON S LONDON ARCADE. Quoou-nt. itnd Victoria st. and at CluLstelml-ch anil Wellington. Tho Fanuy Goods Stock \s UnequalltMl in Dm Colqny. VirANTED KNOWN - That Samuel > T tloombes and Co, aro selling beautiful Crettoncsat 10) d per yard, woll worth t»0<l, %VT ANTED X N O W N NOW~i_HOVVING at J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, CSTSI'ECJAL VALUE IN-WJI ULSTEKS AND FOUR-.IN-HANDS, DRESS GOODS. MIBONERY. HAND-MADE UNDEROLOTIIING, FLANNELS AND ULANKETS, SHEETINGS,' TABLE pINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS, A I_,Vi GK STOCK QF GENERAL DRAPERY SELECT FROM, AND PRICES LOWER THAN QUEEN-ST.. AT J. G, BROWN'S, PARNELL, WANTED KNOWN-250 Littlo Boya' Norfolk Suits. 6s lid to 10s fid, at Saimiol Coombes and Co.'s. 1 - i ■ i '.' aw a; i ■ ____ Miscellaneous Wanteds. TO SMALL CAPITALISTS.-A thorough Bualncßs Man with £200 con purchaso a really tirst c'ass Bubliices (Gcnoral Store) In one of the most flourishing districts near Auckland.—Particulars by npplylng to G. Ralney. Scliorifr. Building. Fort-street. A RESPECTABLE, middle-aged Woman wants General Servant's placo; wages not so much as a comfortable home; can bo woll recommended.—Apply ofllce of this paper. Electoral. ■piDEN ELECTORAL DISTRICT. Notice is hereby given that Charles Atkin, Coachbuilder, Auckland, boing one of the Can didates rroposed at tho Nomination held for tho abovementioned district on tho 16th instant, has Withdrawn his Nnmo as a Candldato at the Election of a Momber of tho'Houso of Repre sentatives for the said district Oivon under my hand this 18th diy of July, 1881. JOHN A. HEALE. Returning Otflcer for Eden District. ,<-Jrtt-*<S,I)-l<ii'...-__J' "DARNELL ELECTORAL DISTRICT. Notice is hcrpby given that Mr Richard FiTZeiERAI.iI has' withdrawn as a Candidate fop tlio above-named District. WILLIAM F. LODGE, Reluming Otllcor "171 LECTORS OF AUCKLAND WEST. Exorcjsp your Rights on TUESDAY without fear. Tho Secrcpy of the Ballot is Inviolable. "jy/TR TCLE will ADDRESS the ELEC TORS of Eden nt Mount Albert Hall TO-NIGHT »t 8 o'clock "jl/TR MOSS'S Friends and Supporters from Grafton Road, Newmarket, and Parnell, will Moot at tho PRESBYTERIAN SCHOOLROOM, RUSSELL STREET, PAR NELL. THIS (Saturday) EVENING at Half past Seven, "JY/TR F. LAWRY will address the EUorslio porlfon of tho M«nukau Electors in thp Church THIS (Saturday) EVENING at half past seven o'clock. TVTR PEACOCK'S Supportors will moot THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at (I o'clook sharp, In Committee-room. "DARNELL ELECTION. Mooting of Mr S. Thorno George's Supporters will be held on MONDAY, at 8 p.m., at the Oddfollows* Hall. TO THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN SOUTH. Gentlemen,— am onoe more a Candidate for your suffrages and will take an early opportunity of meeting you, and fully explaining my politioal views. If elected I shall consider it my duty to support tho present Ministry in their proposals, which I consider to be for tho boneflt of this Provincial District. Your faithful servant, E. HAMLIN. Tm LECTORS OF AUCKLAND WEST. Exercise your Rights on TUESDAY without fear. The Secrecy of the Ballot is Inviolable. - i__________tf____l____M______________i



To Let rriO LET, a Room mutable for a uiachin: J. Ist. R.'iit niodorale—Apply next to Coll'cc Palace, Cook-strict entrance in Market. mO LET, Furnished Bedroom, with use oi a kitchen, or two Unfurnished, with lire place .— Apply Mrs Simkins. Park Road, oil Grafton, fT\O LET, in Anglesoa-street, a C-roomed _i. House ; gao and water laid on.-Apply U. ltuut, j\nglesea-street. TO LET, in Thames-street, Brighton, a Cottage containing 5 rooms nnd scullery. Apply to M. Marriott, Grocer, top of Parnell; or to R. Adlington, on promises. TB^O LET, Private Residence, 7 rooms and _I_ bath-room: Ras, water, und every con venience.—Apply J, \v. Knight, Poulterer, Hobson-street. T"~ O LET, at Devonport, a Furnished 7 roomod House, with every convenience— For further particulars apply It. E. Finch, Sta tioner, 210, Queen-street. rj 10~LET, Shop and Dwelling, Groat J_ North Bond ; corner position; n;nt, 15s.— Apply at Gibbnns's Emit. Shop, Kariingahapi! 1 toaih TO LET, Two Bed rooms And Sitting- X room, with übo ot Kitchen; every con venience; Mount Edon; rent, Ba.—Apply S.W., ,_t ak Ollicc. TO LET, a House containing Four Roohib and Lobby.—Apply to John Boycs, King-street, Arch Hill. TO LET, a Houso of Four Rooms at Rocky Nook; rent, 10s; or with grass for caw or horse. 125.-James Reld. Eden Terrace. HMO LET, superior newly-built (i-roomed JL Houses, Hepburn-street, with gas and water laid on. Hent, 205.-S. Y. Collins, Kamo Coal Office, ll,_(2ueen-Btrool J rpO LET, Sittingroom and Bedroom, all X beddod; register grate ; use of kitchen if required.—Apply Mrs . oung. 103. Grey-st. mO LET, Shop in best part of Queen- JL street; size. 12ft6in x 32ft,—Apply early, VV. Lind, Land and Commission Agent, Coombes'a Cliambeis, Quenn-slrcet, rjr.O LET, in Parnell, 5-roomed Cottage, I Stables, Cart Shod, Cow Shod, and ovor an aero of Laud.—W. and J. Frater. TO LET, a Now Shop and Dwelling at JL tlio Market entrance, Cook-streot side.— Apply at C'arblnoß & Taylor's, Auctioneers. TO LET, in Karangahapo Roael, two Double-front Shopa, sultablo for Draper, Grocer, Druggist, or Tobacconist and Stationer, —Apply to Thou. Belcher. Upper Queon-strcot. mO BE LET OR LEASED, a two J. Storied Warchouso in Littlo Qucen slroet, rent low. - Apply Partridgo and Wollams. Quccustroot, rpO LET, in Wood-street, Handsomo X Now Villa of Nino-rooms; gas and water laid on, bathroom, washhousc, copjior, und evory convenience — Apply R. 11. Dowse, Tolcgraph Store, I^onsonby. TO LET, tho 8-storied Brick Building known as Foster's Boot Factory, in Rut ißtid-otroot. just off Queen sfroot; suitable for a manufactory or wholesale store.—Apply teL.II. Nuumegen, Darby-street, TO LET, a Furnished Bedroom to ono or two gentlemen, and lioard if required; iirlvuto house. — Mount Roskill Road, next hollett'a Store, rj^lO LET, handsome new Villa'ResWonco X In Pompalllcr Terraco; balcony, verandah, ov. n, gas, water, and all oonvcnlenceß ; rent, Ins por wool;. Handsome now Villa at Glon burn, Ponsonby, near Shelly Jieneli; oupboardß, gas, and all conveniences.—p. y, Kvans, Agent. rflO BE LEASED, Fort-streot, thoso ox .JL tonslvo Premises almoat adjoining tho new ofllceH of tlio Evicninu Stau, and until lately tho Customhouse Hotel. This block of siilistaiitlal Brick Buildings is sultablo for olthor Warehouse or Merchants' Stores und Oillces, being convenient to tho Shipping and Railway Station. Rout moderate.—Apply lo W.I L. Mitchell, Mercantile Chambora. m O L E T. SHOPSI SHOP3I SHOPd Flrtt-olasH Shops to Ix>t In most Contral part of Ponsonby; main road ; grand position ; rent nioderato; imtuodiate possession.—D. E. Evans, Estate Agent. I I csae. . <:'________. ; Kt'fh-siasUenl, \rOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, Corner of Wollcsloy and Albert-streets. — Meeting for United Prayer THIS (Satunlav) EVENING, at 7.30. Tho Rev. .1. S. Hill Mill give a Bible Reading. Friends aro cordially invited. A BIBLE CLASS for tyl')N every SUNDAY Afternoon, from 3 till 4. 1 > ATIONALISTIO ASSOCIATION.— JL\l Ixirne-strcctHall.Sunday. July2o.—Morn ing at 11. Discussion Class; "Business—Elocu tion." Evening at 7, Loctiiro : "Abraham, Isaac, and Jueob," by Mr Solhy. Admission; Is; Gallery, fid. For further particulars nee special advertisement In another column. QT. BARNABAS', MOUNT EDEN.— k> EvcniagScrvico To-morrow will hcglii at UoWock. half un-huur curlier than usual. 131T T-S TK EE T WES L E VAN 1 CHURCH.-Morning at 11, Roy. T. O. Carr ; Evening at (i.30, ItCy. A. Reld. ST. JOHN'S "WESLEYAN^ CHURCH, Ponsonby.—Moralner ill 11. Mr U." Y. Iloth well; Evening at 6.30. ltoy'.'T. G. Carr. ' PARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.— llorhing at 11, Rev. S. Grlfllth ; Evening at fi.3flj Messrs Uucton and Douse. ' D"E^ fO"NP6RT"WESpYAN CIIURCH. —Morning ut 11. Rev. W. G. Parsonson ; Evening at 6.30, Mr E. C. Carr, T3ONSONBY BAPTIST OJIAPEL— X Mprningat l(.,')o.and Eyoningato.3o.Rev, o.' Caijer, ' PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCHES. SERVICES TO-MORROW as follows :- ALEXANDRA-STREET- Morningftt 11-Rov. W. 8. Potter. Evening at 0-SO-Rev. VV. S. Potter. Sub jout j " For Whom Shall Wo Voto 1" PITT AND EDWIN-STHEETS- Monilng at 11—Mr L, Stanton. Evening at 0.30-Mr C. licid, UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCHES. PITT AND VINCENT-STREETS— Morning nt 11. Rev. S. Macfarlano. Evening at H. 30, Mr J. Knott. MOUNT KDEN- Evonlng at 0 30, Itcv. S. Macfarlano. riONGREGATIONAL SERVICES. V.y BERESFORDSTR EKT- Mornlng at 11. and Evonlng at C.3o—Rev J. Robertson. M.A. MOUNT EDEN-C.30, Mr D. W. Jones, On hunday Evonlng, at Beresford-stroot, Mr Uobortson will Lecturo to Young Rlcn. Sub ject: Continuation of Lecturo, ''The Young Man Making a Home." CIT. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN KJ CHURCH.-Morning at 11, Roy. A. Cor r'ek. Subject: " Obstacles In Connection with Sabbath-school Teaching." Evening atC.3O. Mr W. Ferguson. Subject: "Scono from Life of J isoph and ita Lessons." "VTEWTON CONGREGATIONAL J.l CIIURCH, Edinburgh-streot. - Pastor: Roy. Thomas Adams. Sunday Services—Morn ing, 11 o'clock; Evening, C.30. Wednesday Even ing, 7.30. WELSH SERVICE.—Tho Rev. It. J. Roberts will preach at tlio Rooms of tho V.M.C. Association to-morrow (July 20), at 6.30 p.m. FRANKLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. - Jidy 20 - ■Morning ut 11, and Evening at 6.8^, Rev J. 11-othroyd.' CHRISTIAN MEETING HOUSE, corner of Cook and Hobson-streets.— Subjoct for Lord's Day: Evening, 6.30, "Tho Nobility of tho Christian Lifp," 11. Exley All cordially invited. '_ WELLESLE -'-STREET BAPTIST CHAPEU-July 2».-Rov. W. E. Rice will oroach Morning, in tlio Chapel, at 11] Evening, in the Chqral Hull, at a quarter to seven. '___ MOUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHAPEL, -July 20-Morning, M? D. Whytook| Evening, Mr P. Why took. CHRISTADELPHIANS meet in the Nowton Hall for fellowship at 2 p.m., Bible Class qnd Sunday-school at 3,30 p.m., to which the Interested are cordially invited. HURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LATTER-DAY SAINTS. - Divipo Sor vice held evory Sunday in tlio Maßonic Hall, Newton, at 11 a.m. and ».30 pan, All are jp vited, Nopolloction, TJIPING SCHOOL, NEW NORTH JX ROAD.-Tlio Gospel will bo preached Tomorrow Evening at 7 p.m. by Messrs look and jewiss. Working men and young men specially invited. MASONIC HALL, ONEHUNGA,- Gospel Addrcsseß by Messi'3 Bodlo and _ jyno 'i'o.morrow Evening nt 6.30. All are invited. . -\f EW CHURCH SERVICES—HeId J3I In the Commercial Rooms, over Rattray's, Oucen-strcot Morning at 11 o'clook. Subject: '' Mutual Recognition in tlio Future State." ARCH HILL PUBLIC SCHOOL.- Tho Gospel will be preached in the abovo room To-morrow, at 6,30 p.m,, by Mr Richard Downoy. All are Invited. No colleotlon. ONSONBY HALL. - SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES, under tho con duct of tho Poiißonby Evangolistio Committee, on Sunday Evening, from 8 to 9. Scats free No collection. All arc invited. ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE.—Goo. A. Brown will deliver his Farewell Lecture on Sunday night at 0.30, Extra accommodation will be provided on the platform. Come early to obtain scats. Morning Services at tho Tem perance and Eden Halls, at 11 o'clock. THEATRE ROYAL.-SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES, und.r tho con duct of the Young Men's Christian Association on Snnday evening, from 8 to 9. All are to vitod. Seata free. /-CHRISTIAN EVIDENCE SOCIETY;] Next SUNDAY Evening, 20th Instant, the Rev. Mcl-onzio Eraser wili dolivor a Lecture, under the auspices of this Society, at St. David's Church. Symonds-street, on "The Character of Jesus the Best Evidence of Christianity; or, Jesuß Christ His own Best Witness." Xj. O It S A L E, I_ARANGAHAP__Tr6aD.-Mi' Ryan's Dwel ling-house and Shop, having frontage of 38 feet, in tlio most central position, and commanding an extensive viow. The property stands on one of the highest elevations in the City, and is adapted for either a First-class Residence sito or as a Business Stand—the frontage being good enough for Two Shops. This is an Investment that will rapidly grow into higher valuo. The costly Tabernacle now being erected will very soon bo a solid improvemsnt to this property, which adjoins. w . l. MITCH ELL. Estate Agent.



For Sale. Ij^OK SALE, new 7-roomed Houso, with I _U laruro allotment; a bargain; bound to soli.—Photo, nnd particulars STAU Office. F TriOl. SALE, three new i and 5-roomed JL? Houses; two minute* i-..die uif Ponsonby f- Road; £30 cash ; balance us agreed.—G. Sage, Oliphant-strcct, Ponsonby, FOR SALE, a Superior Baker's Cart (nearly newl, also a Light Haudcarl (cheap). — E. Harvie, Upper Symonds-street. 17101. SALE, House of 10 rooms, }__ acre . land, for £2110; very easy terms; Surrey Crescent.—Apply to Edwd. Way te, 5, Mercantile Chain hers. IjlOR SALE, new Family Residence ' . (cheap), 7 rooms, every convenience.— 'i'lios. Wright, Bookseller, Ponsonby Road. IjjlOß SALE, a Double-seated Buggy; JU strong, colonial made, carries lialf-a'-ton, mail axles, in splendid order.—Appl> J. It. Ran dersoii. Auctioneer. ' p^OR SALE, Loads of Firewood, at 10s J per ton.—Apply bottom Nelson-street. 1 _7!OR SALE, a new lGpaasenger Omni . bus; also, a new Hansom; both vehicles to be completed to purchaser's order.—Thames Carriage und Dray Factory, VictoWa-st. hast. 1"~riOR POSITIVE SALE, Home-strcot, ■ off Great North Boad, comfortable s roomed House, in first-class order. Terms easy. —11. Partington. FOR POSITIVE SALE, Blako-streeC off Newton Road, l-roomed Cottage. Terms easy; a Bargain.—lf. Partington, Stich bury'B Buildings. FOR SALE, 1 American Cortland Wag gon, 1 Expresß Wagon, ar '1 several now and second-hand Spring Carts, buggies, etc.— Thames Carriage und Dray Factory, Vletorla sVroet East. FOR SALE, Howo-street, near Wolling ton-strcot, now Cottage. Small deposit and weekly payments. A Bargain.—Apply A. J. Thomas, Grocer, corner Howe and Beresford streets. FOR SALE, 40 years' Lease of Magnifi cent Level Allotment (10 x ISO), off New North Road.—Apply to F. B. Hughes, May street. Mount Eden OR POSITIVE SALE, two .-roomed Cottagos and ono Shop and Dwelling, each with frontagcß to two good streets In tho city — Apply to John Hoppet, Houso and Land Agent, No. 8. Qucen-utrcgt- 1710R SALE, one ii h.p. engino and . boiler (combined); engine, 7}in. cylinder, 121 n. stroke ; bollor, 7ft. r 3ft. C In. In diameter; fitted with 40 Field tubos; steam and water i gougos, safety valve, _co.; on strong wrought iron foundation ; complete. — Apply to 11. H. Yeoman, Albert Boiler Works, AlberPstrcet. TO WORKING MEN.-For Sale, on easy terms. Fopr-roomed Oottago with scullery and ovary convenience; price, only £130.—Apply to V. Hastings, Charlotto-strcet, Now North Road. PIANO, splondid walnut case, by Jack son, £27, worth £35.—Apply Richardson Bros., Victoria-street East. ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 200 casks Portland Cement, Plaster of Paris, Fireclay, by ten or lb, Firo Bricks, &c.—R. Jenklnson, Bulldor, Lorno stroet. DEVONPORT LAND AGENCY, Church-stroot—For Bale, Good Cottago with half-au-acrc of garden land and orchard £250; iilbo, other Housoh and Farms. — flco Brown, _________ "VTOTICE TO INVESTORS.—A numbor _Ll of Choice Properttbs on eaav terms for Sale—Apply Edwaid Waytc, 5, Morcantiio Ciiambcrs. JUST ARRIVED^ and"for Sale by the Subscriber, cheap, for cash— 20 tons Fluke KMney Potatoes 20 tons Blue Derwents L. W. EATON, No. 8, Quken-btke-KT. ■jm O R S A L E. MANGARE.—Splendid Bite for a Gentleman's Residence, hltuate on rlßo of the hill Just past Mangaro Bridge, about eight or nlno miles from Auckland, being the front portion of that valu able proporty lately owned, by Mr Geo. Brown. The viow is unsurpassed, tho aspect good, and position second to nono. The property consists ot 3 acres rich volcanic land, with flrst-class Villa Rosidonco of 4 largo rooms' and sundry out-buildings. Tho house could be onlargcd at a comparative small cost This proporty arijoins tho beautiful Mangaro water reserve with an almOßt unlimited run for cattle, and is well worthy tho attention of any gentleman requiring a llrat-class reaidenco neur town, D. F. EVANS, Land and Estate Agent, |7i O R W A h Ei ■*- AT I.QWK9T MahKKT Rates: Rosin, Pitch, and Tar l.eroscno, Paint, and tlllvc tlijla Champion's, Scott's, nnd Storer's Gcnuino Whlit; Lend, In wopd Mpntz Motal'snd Nnlls Large Stock qf Canvas, various brands Wire Rppp, from 4} inch t<>) Inch 801 l Rope, Hemp, jiud Manilla Rope, all shies' Pu(ciit Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palls Anohors. from 10 cwt. to 10 lbs. tJhains, from i inch to 1 inch, CoIRH atld Fish on. D. H. McKENZIE, rORT-STREET. Personal. MATRIMONIAL.- Several respectable Females, ages from 20 te 50, are willing to correspond with respectablo Out-Bot-tera through Ilanna-ord's Agonoy wltli a viow to tho above Genuine. Inviolable secrosy assured. WANTED, the Eldorly Person who oallcd on Mrs C. Balloy, Nelson-street, on Monday, at 2 o'clock, about a situation, to call again. Tenders. rjn~o C A RP E N T E It s. Tenders will bo received until Ip.m. on FRI DAY, Ist August, for the eroction of a Presby terian Church on Surrey Hills. R. M^WATT^ Architect. m~~O B U I L D E R S. EXTENSION OF ' TIME. Tenders will "bo recelvod until noon of WEDNESDAY, 30th inst.. for tho Erootion of Threo Shops In llob_on-stre-t (brick or con- ClelC)' F.IW. GREY, Architect, 252, Qticcn-Btreet. mO CARPENTERS, Tonders aro Invited until noon of THURS DAY, 21th Inst., for Additions to Hot^se In Grafton Road. F. W..GREY, Architect, 252, Queon-strcot, m O BUILDERS. Tondors will bo rocoived until noon of tho 31st instant for tho Erection of tho Carcasses of 2 Shops (brick or concroto) In Wakefield-stroet. Plans, &c„ at my offlco, cornor of Vulcan Lane and O'Conncll-streot. W. h' SKINNER, Architect. TO BRICKLAYERS.—Wonted, Tenders for Building 2 Chimneys.—F.lPotter (Gee and Ppttpr), Rutland-street. Contlmiojl on First Pago. Advertisements Late for Classification WANTED, Employers for large number of valuable Roys, Farm Hands, &0., at Hqnnaford's Auckland Pcgißfry. =Cry~_ MEN'S TWEED SUITS, 25s to JL 4 O 35s.—Samuel Coombes and Co. INGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron mongers. Custom-street. Bost value yet soen In Auokland. Kltohon Rangos, 3tt,, 3ft. 3in., 3ft. 6in„ Ift., 4ft, Oin.. sft., and Oft. TO LET, a New, comfortable 4-roomed Houso, 30 minutes from QncoU-sireot Wharf.—Apply Star Offlco. /GRAFTON ROAD WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL. AN ENTERTAINMENT Consisting of VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, &o„ Will bo given in tho School-room, ON THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1881, AT 7.30 P.M. PQRCEEDS TO GO TOWARDS THK NEW Cuuncn Building Fund. REV. R. BAVIN, in tho Chair, Tickets ONE SHILLING. WANTED. Two Carters.—Apply to W. J. Parker. Napier-street, to night. C>< REAT BARGAIN.—For Sale, a gentle j man's Residence o eight rooms, with every convenience, situated in Alton Road, within ten minutes walk of Queen-street; price, £150 • also, Lease of good Four-roomed Verandah Cottago. with scullery and largi allotment; prico, £25.—Apply C. 11. Mullins and Co., .6, Queen-street. ipUBLIC MEETING AT HO WICK. SIR GEORGE GREY WILL ADDRESS A PUBLIC MEETING AT WAGSTAFF'S HALL ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, At Half-past 2 O'clock. | SIR GEORGE GREY will be happy to see '_ amongst thoso of his friends who will be i present all old Imperial Pensioners. TO LET, in Vincent-street (furnished) ono or-two Bedrooms and Sitting-rooms, uee of kitchen, gas and wator—Address Stab



lioard and Residence. BOARD AND RESIDENCE for one or two Voting Ladies ma private family romforluhlc home; lenus lnoucrate. — Foi address, apply _tah Ollicc. PRIVATE Board and Residence foi Single Gentlemen; double orsinelerooms; near G.P.0.; 18s por week. — Apply \V. D, Dallcn, Confectioner, Queen-street. T"~ OFTWOOD COTTAGET Anglesea street—Comfortable Board and Resi dence, or Apartments lo Lot, Furnished or Un f urnisliod; terms moderate.—Apply Star Office. I") AILWAY COEPEE PALACE \l RKSTAURANT, Wharf. Meals at all hours. Dinner: Soup, 3d ; joints, (id ; sweets, 3d. First-class accommodation at 25s a week. Public Notices. HA L V - H O L I D A Y. TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 22. In compliance with a numerously-signed re quisition,! have the honour te invite tho Citizens of Auckland to observe a Half-holiday on TUESDAY AFTERNOON next. July 22 (tho day of tho General Election for the members of the House of Representatives throughout tho Province). W. R. WADDEL, Mayor. Mayor's Office, July 18,1881. 136 TmLECTORS OF AUCKLAND WEST. Exercise your Rights on TUESDAY without fear. The Secrecy of tho Ballot is Inviolable. "VTOTICE.—Notice is hereby given that _Ll the Partnership hitherto existing between J. Angelo, James Kay, Joseph Fcnick, and Thomas F. Ready, trading as tho " Auckland Fish and Oyster Company," lias been dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be carried on in future under the same n;.iiie and ptivi leges obtained, with the exception that Thomas F. Ready has no interest whatever in the busi ness, nor any authority to collect any moneys from this ant-. — John Angelo, James Kay, Joseph Fcnick. Witness—it. J. Feltus, Ac. countant, Auckland. Auckland, July 18,1881. a UJ.It E V TT I L ITS. NOTICE. The Now Plans, embracing additional lots for sale, aro now ready, and can bo had at tho Office. Sliortlandatreet, ' Those who have already applied for lots on the now plans are requested to state without delay which they intend to take. The earliest applicants will have first refusal at priocs fixed.. Terms as usual; one-flf tli cash; balance in five years at 7 per cent., or can be paid off by instal ments. A. BOARDMAN, Agent. T AND NATIONALISATION. All those willing to take part in forming an Association in Otahuhn to advocate tho Nationalisation of Land BY TAXATION are invited to send their names and addresses to the undersigned, or leave them with Mr F. Fullwell, Chemist, Otahuhu. R. D. L. DUFFUS. ALEDONIAN LOW "LEVEL GOLD MINING COMPANY. Shareholders In above Company are requested to take notice that all Shares on which Calls re main unpaid on MONDAY next will be ad vertised for sale without further notice, F. A. WHITE, Manager. Auckland, July 16,1884. TAEYONPORT HIGHWAY BOARD. NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS. All Dees not Registered forthwith, tho owners will bo Summoned and the full penalty enforced. G. R. BURGESS, Registrar. St. Auhyii-strest. Devonport T^ 0 T I C E. I will giro TWO GUINEAS REWARD to' anyone who will give mo such information as will lead to the conviction of tho person who is in the habit of trespassing at night on my en closed garden and shrubbery. . WM. BAKER, Rocky Nook. I>B ESTATE OF E. K. TYLER, A> DECEASED. All Claims against tho ftbqvo Estate are requested to be rendered ot tho Office of the undersigned on or before the 2nd August next. JOSEPH BLADES, Solicitor, Vulcan Lane. Auckland, July 18th, 1884. £JT _ T7l 0 R N E W j_¥2teAAK J? PLYMOUTH. jUmmJBSSkC The s-8- stokmbiud win veaaSaSSMr'lcavc tho wharf, Onehunga, t q.mORROW (Sunday!, July 20, at - p.m —For freight or passage apply to Ai.kukq Babies, Agent, Onehunga. e^r _ QTEAM TO WAIROA Tho s.s. MAORI will leave —wrnr-ia- Auckland as under :— Monday, 21st, 1 p.m. Friday, 25:h, 3 p.m. FROM WAIROA. Tuesday, 22nd, 7 a.m. Saturday, 2Cth, 9 ami. For freights apply on board. T ORNE-STREET HALL. AUCKLAND RATIONALISTIC ASSOCIA TION. SUNDAY EVENING, JULY 20, LECTURE OS "ABRAHAM, ISAAC, AND JACOB," ny MR ISAAC SHLBY. Discussion invited. Several Members of Dunning's Opera Company w ill Sing during the Evening. Mr Henry Teecc, of Willmott's Dramatic Com pany (Prize Elocutionist of New South Wales), will recite, and Mr Mack P. Alexander, of the same Company, will Sing. Admission, Is; Uallery, 6d. Doors open at _____% Commence at 7. "VTOTICE.—The Timber on Pakirarahi J3I No. 1 Block was nover purchased by the Bank of Now Zealand, nor by tho managers of any of its saw mills, nor by any of its numerous staff of i-olas.-HOHEPA-HIKAIROi. ASK. your Grocer for Matawata Hams and Bacon, fod entirely on Clover and Sharps. " DE AFNESS~i—Descriptive Pamphlets p_ the positively infallible remedies proscribed by those eminent auriats. the Senior Surgeons of the two London Royal Ear In firmaries, forwarded (on receipt of stamps for reply) by T, B. Hannaford, Auckland. New Zealand. 3 0 gemilne testimonials. DEAR MARY, — Vi hen you .are in Queon streot, don't forget your old frl :nd the Cheap Butcher, next tho British Hotel, Prime Cheap Joints as usual. Fill your kit for very littlo money. '_ GARDENING.— Gardens Laid Out and Jobbing Work done by the day or job. — Apply K. McDonald, General Dealer, top Hobson-Btreet, IW"IGHT-SOIL CONTRACT Quarter ending Juno 30th helng now due, prompt payment must be made, or service will bo discontinued until paid for. Tenants iv futuro will require to pay in advance. SAMUEL WHITE, Contractor. Offlco: Custom-street East, opposite Arnold Hlncs aiulCo. . WINGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron mongers, Custom-street Suporb Self sotting Ranges 3ft.. 3ft. 3in„ and 3ft. 6in. SAMUEL COOMBES and Co. are Selling Large Honeyoomb Towels at IJd, worth doublo the money. CASH I CASH ! CASH 1 — The great want of depressod times is Roady Money, honco my present Sole, where you can get the Choapeat Goods now obtainable.—Tester's Great Cash Salo, Karangahapc Road. PIANOFORTES Tuned (ss) by unex perienced hand from Kirkman's, LoMon. Old Pianos ontirely restored in tone, touch, and quality; Hammers rofel'tod, 1 guinea.—VV. Sior. KarangahD.po Road. Newton (opposite Pfime'B, Ironmonger). Pianos selected for intending purchasers. WHERE shall I buy my Black Cashmere Dress ? Why, at Samuel Coombes and Co."a, who havo tho Largest and Chcapost Btook in Auckland. MISS PEATE, Fashiqnablo Dress and Manttomaker. from Jay's. London, late of Sydney.—Stylo, fit. and good work combined. Lessons given in cutting and fitting.—NolßOn street, opposite St, Jameß s Church. W UNGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron mongers. Custom-strcot. Mistress Kitchen Ranges, No. 6,7. and 8. ••mHE ELECTOR'S WAR CRY •** OR, TAX THE LAND AND SPARE THE PEOPLE," A Startling Pamphlet on tlio Unearned Increment, Or Land and Poverty. By "A Voice from the People," Is now published, by N. G. Lennox, Auokland and sold by all Booksollers. Price, One Penny. Every Elector in tlio Colony Bhould read thif remarkable publication before voting, or over dreaming of doing so. __t-t f\_ TO £10,000 LENT on Building e__J I " Soeioty principles, or on othor terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Weekly Payment System Mortgages and Loans negotiated..Seelost of Properties for sale on 4th »age. Six per cent, allowed on money dcpri-itod for investment.- C Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuer. High-street, Auckland. ARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may be had at Eady's Music Warehouse, Queen-at "VTOTICE.—I beg to inform my Cus i_l tomers that I have no Intention of givinii up busiriess, my Great Cash Sale being held toi tho purpose of getting logethor the -Readj Money' to buy Spring Goo!s.-E. Tester Drapdr. Karangahape Road. LASSBLOWING, F<_eman's Bay.- Saturday afternoon, from ltos. Admis sion, 6d. Eacn Visiter receives pie Glass Jug — mm m mmmmm



meetings. , A RIZONA GOLD-MINING COMPANY ; J\- (LIMITED). The Ordinary Annual Meeting of the Share ; holders will be hold at the Company's ofllce. New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, at 3 ! p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 30th instant. D. G. MacDONNELL, • Auckland, July 10,188-1. Manager. TAUPIRI EXTENDED COAL-MINING COMPANY (LIMIfED). NOTICE. Tho Half-yearly General Meeting of Share holders will be hold at the Company's Ofllce, Fort-street, Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 2nth July, at 2.30 p.m. Business: To receive Directors' Report and Balance-sheet. FRANZ SCHERFF, Secretary. Auckland, July 10. 1831. - A MEETING of Cab Proprietors will be held at the Nevada Hotel on MONDAY, 21st. Business of importance. Educational. AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAM MAR SCHOOL. TwoFoundationScholarships will be competed for in August next by Boys under the age ot 13 years. These Scholarships are open to all comers, and will entitle the holder to Free Tuition at the Grammar School until the end of the year in which ho reaches the age of 15. A Free Railway Ticket will also bo given to any successful candidate residing two miles from the School. The Subjects of Examination will bo :— Compulsory. — Reading, Writing, Spell ing. Arithmetic, British History .English Grammar and Composition, and Geo graphy. Optional.—Latin, French, and Chemistry. The Scholarships will bo awarded to the two Boys of greatest promise and attainments. Intending Candidates must send their names and addresses, with certificates of ago, to the Secretary of the Grammar School, on or before 31«t July, on which date they must be within tWo. spocifleel limit of age. Further information may be obtained from tho Secretary. JOHN JAMES. Secretary. AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND ' GRAMMAR SCHOOL. NEXT TERM, commencing September 15th, will be the first of a Nkw School Yeak, and therefore the most BUitable for the ontranco of now boys. Applications will he received on a slightly earlier day, to be advertised in due course. JOHN JAMES. Secretary. "VfEWTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL. .L_l The Rev. Peter Mason has Opened an Evening Class—Mondays and Thursdays, from 7to 8 o'clock. Terms. 10b a month. "VTIGHT SCHOOL.—Evening Classes in -Li Reading. Writing. Arithmetic, etc., for Boys, Monday, Wcdnosday, and Friday; Young Men, Tuesday and Thursday. Hours, from 7to 9 p.m. Terms, Is per week.—By Mr H. Kramer, Shortland House. Shortland-street. ' ■■ Gazette in Bankruptcy. TN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In tho matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1883." and of tho Bankruptcy of Owen Curhen McGkh, of Otahuhu, in tho Provincial District of Auckland, Farmer and Stud Master, a Bankrupt Pursuant to Section 188 of the above mentioned Act, 1 report that at a General Meet- Ingof the Credltorsofthoabovo-mentloned Bank rupt, hold on TUESDAY, the Bth inst., it was resolved that the Debtor's offer to pay his Creditors 20s in the j.ound in two jcars, and all costs under the Bankruptcy proceeding, be ac cepted, and I recommend the adoption and confirmation of such resolution. A Special Meeting of Creditors of the above-named Bank rupt will bo held at my office Supreme Court Buildings, in the City of Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 25th Inst., ot 11 o'clock in tho forenoon, for the purpose of considering, and it the Creditors so think fit, of passing a special resolution confirming the above-recited resolu tion. Dated this 19th day of July. 1881, JOHN LAW9ON, Otliotal Assignee. t " ■ ■ •■' ' ' ' = Business Notices. TO" 1 W C II I Is A TEAS. SEASON 1881-85. MY FIRST CROP OF NEW TEAS. TEAS, TEAS, Ex s.s. Tamsui from Fooohow, will arrivb on the 21st JULY, WHEN MUSTERS will be Open for Selection. ARTHUR H. NATHAN, COSTOMS-STREET. T^UN VERSUS BUSINESS. We beg to intimate to our Customers that our Places ofßusinOßS will bo Closed on -TUESDAY next, 22nd July. SAMUEL COOMBES & gO. THOMAS SAMUEL FOR CHEAP AND GOOD CUTLERY (just landed). LARGE QUANTITY OF IVORY AND BONE HANDLE TABLE KNIVES. 108, QUEEN-STREET, Noxt Mr Westpfahl's, Bootmaker. lANOFORTE FOR SALE —a good second-hand instrument for £22—at Webb's Oak House. Hobson-Btreet.. PIANOFORTE (Neumyer's), iron upright grand. Owner removing; would take 10 per cent, off usual price.—Apply Ewell House, Wellington-street, above Dr Bayntun's; or TV ebb'B Oak House. Hobson-street ■ _____ Pairs Men's Ribbed Wool Sox at &"" 6jd.—Samuel Coombes and Co. R~ J. FELTUS, Acoountant and General • Commission Agent, etc Address, Blue Post Dining Rooms. Note.—R. J.F.s residence In this city for 37 years should be a sufficient guarantee. Bankruptcy Accounts prepared. WINGATE, BORNS, AND CO., Iron mongers, Custom-street. Bedsteads! (Half Testers) Bedsteads I Fronch Bedsteads. Advlco to those furnishing; Before buying olßOwhore call and get prices, and you will be astonished; LANNELS, Blankets, Bheetings, Cali coos, all aro included in my Sole. My stook of Now Ulsters at Cost Prices.—Tester s Groat Cash Salo, Karangahapo Road, E-T T S BR O S„ IRONMONGERS. MOUNT EDEN ROAD. Colonial Ovens, from 12s Register Grates, from 19s 3 foot Ranges, £3 3s American Stoves Roofing Iron, Nails Tools And all kinds of Hardware at lowest market value. AUK LIME IS REDUCED. We have given up co^Hoting, and will Supply Building Materials*! all kind.. onU give animates and information to those using o Lime. References given to Conorete workors. J. WILSON fe CO.. 75, Queen-street •VTOTICE TO ARTISTS Mbssib H. H. Hayr and Co., of High-street, Auckland, are open to receive Designs for Christmas Cards of New Zealand Flowers, Birds, Animals and Characters. Best prices paid for designs accepted. Full particulars on application to H. H. HAYR AND CO. TAUPIRI EXTENDED COAL-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF TAUPIRI j COAL. COAL from Other Mines In the Waikato being now Introdueeel Into the Auokland ' Market, Consumers of TAUPIRI COAL are Requested to be Careful in giving their Orders In futuro to ask for " TAUPIRI COAL." FRANZ SCHERFF, Secretary. Auckland. May 28,1881. ■VTEW STATIONERY BUSINESS. Tho undersigned begs to inform tho public ' Hint ho has Removed to premises two doors 1 from the Bank of Now Zealand, Queca-street. ENGROSSING, COPYING, & ADDRESSES Neatly Executed. ' Estab.J Ilß^ • HENRY WHITE, ■ STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER '"p F. M. BURROWS. 1 ARCHITECT & BUILDING SURVEYOR, 1 A.M. P. Buildings i QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND r (Over Goodson's Arcade). ' Mr, P. F. M. Burrows (late Government - Architect) begstoannounce.thothehasresumed - practice at the above address, and to assure his i- friends and patrons that all works entrusted te :, his care will be carried out with fidelity,



tost and Fonndt'.; LOST, near. Clarendon Hotel, a Fox Ti'irur. latitc in o'clcu'; red collar. Re ward Bivtii.—Apply Star Ofllce. LOST, from Grafton Road, on Friday, tho 18th, a small Klaek-and-lan Terrier Jjog.— i Please return same lo Mr Baxter, Grafton Road Store. LOST, from a Hold on the Jcrvoise Road, a Bay Nag Mare, white foot, star on fore head, 15 hands,—Mr Wil-on's. Lincoln st-Cet. - LOST, from Mnngeie, a Roan Young Cow; tar brand '.' 7:" one shelled horii.— Any information as loits whereabouts win re eclne 10s reward.—o. Washer. Mangere. LOST OR STOLEN, on Sunday after noon, between the Whnrf and Hallway Station, a Black and Tan Terrier Bitch. Was f seen being chased by two boys. If strayed, 10s i reward, ii stolen, £1 on conviction of the thief.— q A. Heldt.Cabinet-Illakel■. Newmarket. j| T7IOUND, a Kauri Log near North Head; 3 .P if net claimed within seven days will be v 3-ld.—Apply T. Crabb. North Shore. /1? FIVE ffiILLING-TItEWARD.-Lost. l\ between Parnell Grammar School and Lower Remuera Road, a Silver Locket, with initials " M.E.1." The above will bo paid if left at Star Ofllce. Amusements. "VT E W MARKET HALL. j MONDAY EVENING, JULY 21, | GRAND CONCERT j BY THE WAITEMATA MINSTRELS. ' Part 1.-CHAIR PERFORMANCE by tho Minstrels, Introducing the Newest beoti mental and Comic Songs, Jokes, and l_ocal Hits of the day. Part n.-VARIKTY CONCERT, consisting of . Ballads, Glees, Character and Comic Songs, So.. &c. •' ' ; ' ' _ Part IH.-Offonbach's Comio Operetta, THE BLIND BEGGARS. „,_ The whole concluding with a QUADRILLE PARTY, the Miisia for which will-be'supplied by Mosars Hanncken's Quadrille Band of six instruments. ' Admission—Front Seats and Dance, 2s 6a; Back Scats, Is. [. T. LEEDnAM, See.; y "DARNELL HALL. WEDNESDAY, 30T1I JULY, ' MRS REVITT i Will give a CONCERT in the above Hall, j At which the following Artistes have kindly consented to assist- ... j Madame Pooley Mr Angelo Forrest | Mrs Stevens Mr UpwDl Mrs Bispham Mr 0. Garland Mies Tapper Mr Gould Miss J. Laybourno Mr A.Garland And a few Pupis. ' , Ticket s—2s 6d and Is—to be obtained at Memrs Shroff's, Nairn's.-and Forgio's, Parnell. Tickets sold for 7th July available tor 30th. ■ _-.«A T OVAL PARNELL j J- 36r_» iJL-l LODGE. No. 4,750, will .JI fSksz/?? 'TCEuEBRATE its twenty-sixth. ___\ '■SippffitwaßAniiiver-avy with a SELECT « BiS_#\EK?_ BALL, to bo held in tho Par- ■■ «&&!_%_ nell Hall on the 13th August _-.. noxt- Tickets, 7s 6d; extra WIefiKTKKKPLady, 2s Bd. rW«ffi__^gf W. EMERY, _a____S____ss_- Secretary for Committee. Auctions. MONDAY, JULY 21. FANCY PIPES ASSORTED PERFUMERY FANCY GOODS j NAILS A To Close Accounts for Outgoing Mail. No Reserve. . 1 GABRIEL LEWIS .* WILL SELL, at his Roomß, on Mon day, at 11 o'clock, • 2 cases PIPES, assorted j ! S cases PERFUMERY, assorted 2 oasos FANCY GOOD 3 30 kegs NAILS, assorted No Reserve. W. S. COOHKANKJ I.TAS. DACRB MONDAY, JULY 21. SIDVER WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, JEWELLERY, BOOKS, MUSIC, GLASSWARE, FANCY GOODS. - J THE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Qneen-Btreet, on Monday, July 21st, at 11 o'clock, JEWELLERY, Silver Watches, Gold Chains. • Eairings, Brooches, Pins. Books, Gloss- ■ ware, Crockery, Mußio, Pictures, Plated ware, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &c., &c.. &c. „ ,;; SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. Auctioneers. I WEDNESDAY, JULY 23. ''f J. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. Without Reserve. .... « GENERAL DRAPERY CASHMERE, VELVETEENS, DRESS MATERIAL, LADIES' AND GENTS' WATERPROOFS, MEN'S CLOTHING, HOSIERY", TWEEDS, FLANNELS, SHAWLS,-.-Ari HATS, .HABERDASHERY, "r v | &c, &c.. , Ac. ',: GABRIEL LEWIS ■"> 'M ■ '-■•--; - '-k-s WILL SELL, at his Rooms, on the ■..'. -'A above date, at 11 o'clock, § To Close Acoounts, ■ . :.- A LARGE PARCEL OF ABOVE GOODS. " No Reserve. — ' : ' ' If WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, at 11 a.m. In the Assigned Estate of A. W. E___raj . Grocer, and Under Bill of Sale. VALUABLE LEASE. |li| STOCK OF GROCERIES. M \ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE., J A \ J. R. BANDERSON Ay \ WILL SELL by Public Auction, as above, THE LEASE FOR BALANCE OF TER_> t - OF THREE YEARS ot those well situated-. < premises, consisting of Shop and 5-roomed ■ -. ■- l-on.e, with Stable, on Allotment 66 feet front- „• .. ■_.._% age to Lincoln-street, Ponsonby, at 15s rental, -• -■ A and the whole of tho Stock of Grocery Goods, .■ t- A comprising Jams, Sardines, Flour, Soda, &,c.,- ''■ and general groceries; also, shop requisites, - ' Scales', Butter Safe (njarble slabs). Tea Can- A ' '4 nisters, LOlly Glasses, Set Shop Drawers; also. - Household Furniture, embracing Wooden . .■>.■:,: Bedsteads and Mattrasses, Chairs, Tables, Look- .-- Ing Glasses, Washstand, Crockery, Cruet, - v '■■_ Lamps,Pictures,Cutlery,AlarmClocks,&c,&o» ' J.":jj J.R. RANDERSON, Auctioneer. ' — Ai'o THURSDAY, JULY 24. ' " UNDER WARRANT OF DISTRESS,. ' \ MR.W. J. RIST, Bailiff, R.M. Court, ,? Coromandel, will sell by publio auction, £ on Thursday, July 24, at 9.30 a.m., on the Mine -h§ at Coromandel (unless tho warrant it sooner 'v.: satisfied). ? -. *fM THE MINE MANAGER'S HOUSE. Farce. 'AH Blanketing, Rope, Chain, Trainwiy, ardl "< othor Material, tho whole being the AA property of Coromandel Just in Time NU. Gold-mining Company (Limited). *Ip ___ : ■ m THURSDAY, JULY 24, .% At a Quarter-past Twelve. ■" -^p VAILE & DOUGLAS • „'. WILL sell by Auction, at their Rooms,l ■'■!$ Shortland-street, ■ . ■_-__ '.- ■-.$» . THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY known A ;f^ as WOODVILLE, Sub-divided into 2t «• ffgi ' Large Building Allotments, ||p 1 Theso valnoble Allotments are pleasantly and " ', hoaltbily situated within a mUo and a-holf of- .- ___*. UieGoneralPost-ofllco, in the rapidly advancing::: i_ suburb of Moßlit Edon, and are in every way . ■' suitable for good residence sites. 1 ''■} ' The roads (ono cliain wide) have all beci* . »r>-. formed and connect with the roads through the _ Grammar School Reserve to the New Nortlv , ; Road, and also with Blcazard's road, running ' ~vi alongside the pleasure grounds of R. Bleazard, . Esq. ■- - "J TERMS: One-fourth Cash, balance, Tper cent; any period up to five years. ~ *; TITLE UNDER LAND TRANSFER ACT. The allotments are flagged, and Lithographic ! J! Plans can bo had on application, . A*> VAILE & DOUGLAS LAND AND ESTATE AUCTIONEERS, ' j^j Shortland street. DURHAif YARDS IjlOR SALE, at tht Durham YarJs, • every Tuesday, at U o'olook, , | HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and BKINE. I ! HUMTI.R & NOLAN.