PARLIAMENTARY.

[by telegraph.]

[FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.}

Wellington, this day, Porploxlng Stato of Parties. '"

Tin: present state of parties is puzzling to the very oldest politicians. . A complete reign of uncertainty and micawberism has ' got in, and even the most prophetically In clined admit their inability to uncurtain the future. One old member to-day com pared the state of affairs to the period im mediately after the general election of 1881, when the majority of members were strangers to one another, and moved about the lobbies without being able to distinguish friends from foes. Mr Swanson made _an apt remark yesterday, which I think described the state of feeling of not a few. "What party do you belong to, Mr Swanson ?" the Newton momber was asked. •'Well," replied ho, "when my hat's on, all my party ia under it." Twenty-three members have not yet turned up, without counting two vacant seats. Mr Sheohan Goes for City North. Mr Sheehon has definitely decided to go for City North. Ho has been looking re markably well, and wears the blue ribbon. Sir George Grey is staying at his old quarters, the Princoss Hotel, Molesworth street. Mr Dignan lives with him. Wahanui has arrived. . Tho statement that he intends to enter political life is authoritatively denied. Family Crests. The author of the projected English woi-U yoar family I will supply both. Mr Wxon says, with reference to this, that Ms family had arm., but ho is not sure but that some of thorn-wen) without coats. The Versa*llo Mr Grocn. Soma waggish member has posted tho fo lowing placard in the Government whip's room--^o lot; tenant to pay all rates ™H taxes-Apply before I change my m"nd A™ • &Men, Minister of Con flCTheGovernment are credited with having mado a clever move in getting Mr Green to second the Address-in-Iteply, as it virtually pins him to them. The gentleman with the Sss L again changed his opinion and belamo to Wellington an opponent of the Jjovernment. The honour done him by Go ternment "n Acting him to second the address seems to have caused him again to chance sides. Were I a politician, how -7 would not be anxious to second the address. There appears to bo ft strange fatality about it. Mr Ruthertod.;^ho Landed it in the session of .882, died daring the recew. ami poor old Loo, the seconder of last address, joined the great majority a few months later. ...:.■■ Canterbury Phalanx and Want-of-Con flcjonoo Motion.

In Dolitios as in everything olso no ono kJSrB whS an hour or 0 day may bring forth Yesterday afternoon chaos .reined Bunrorae and it seemed an utter iropossi bilUv to read the signs of the times, and no v I am in possession of information 'VvW that their action ro the gram and to tt man the Canterbury against the Government to stow then-fed ing re the alteration of the tariff. Now the Ministry have all along counted on ten or S Canterbury votes, and as these are £to withheld, «Weat ft^ ftom » the esn «c we are at least in a minority, aad 5? 5t trust totfco.e Gl.borne member. JwremSto .upport»U U»O»'««J»J i.m".r. tad (o.™ to »0««j™~« ?I Jta ivr,, dr.urr far.=.irs Siot appeal to fcho country. Proapeot« <rf the Government. It is the general opinion here-that if the leaden of the Opposition ™fc Government will, remain in office, but be nnnble to pass their pleasures, and will Sher reconstruct or make a short scss.on.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

yiis Day's Sitting.

(BY TELEGRAPH-SPKCIAI, RKPOUTER.)

Wem-woton, this day. Auoklond Petitions. TvTr Aloss to-day presented petitions from Mr »!» u.^ warder in Aackland James Young, »« J d , tho uto P D^eroue Bridge rt W*.»«• mm. PrXr tt is tho'inSidn of tho Govern- W«ni toProvide, without delay, a now foot-! SSjfJS better access, in ordor.that tins danger may bo removed {m TB LEGRAPB.-7> K833 ASSOCIATJOK.)

Amendment to the Address-in-Reply.

The House met at 2.30. Major Atkinson mmm House."

LATEST POLITICAL NEWS.

Sne OreyMontgomory Conference.

Wellington, this afternoon, I have just returned from an interview with Sir Geo. Grey, and from it I gaiter ffbln a.°s Uo glted with Mr Wakekd, - to form a middle party), ssSaHsrs *ar s

ties of common gempathy,.. and, as this party form the great bulk of opposition, they decline to bp dictated to by Mr Mont gomery, whose immediate following con sists of ' Messrs Macandrew, Barron, Steward, and two or threo othors. Thus with reference to to the moving of an cmendmont all are in doubt, though at any moment an understanding may be arrived at by the loaders of the rival factions. Should this be achieved, the advances w.ill have to be mado by. Mr Montgomery. Sir Geo. Grey's reason for declining Mr Mont gomery's first overtures is probably that it would have left him (Grey) in the position of a mere follower. Sir George Grey Means to force a Dissolu tion. Thero. is one point I have ascertained that will interest your readers. Shouldthe differences between Sir George Grey and Mr Montgomery be bridged, and the Go vernment defeated, the Grey Party will en deavour to force dissolution. It is pretty generally believed that Ministers if defeated will not take advantage of an appeal to the country, and it will be Sir Geo. Grey's object to force His Excellency to-dsssolve Parliament. Thia he may do by declining to form a Ministry unless the Governor grants a dissolution, and thus cause the anachronism of the Ministry compelled to continue in office in the face of an adverse vote, and utterly unable to carry on tho business of the country. The Addvoss-ln-Keply. The Address-in-Reply will probably bo moved immediately after the House* meets at 7.30 this evening. Sir Goorgo Groy and the Newspaper Press. Sir George Grey has two very important measures which ho will introduce tills session if opportunity offers. Tho first is n bill to abolish postage rates on newspapers within tho colony, enabling' newspapers to be forwarded freo of charges. Tho cost of printing stamps, labour of oblitera tion stamps, and counting nowspapors, must very nearly balance the revenue derived from the half-penny stamp. Tho second measure is entitulcd "a bill to protect writers to the Pross," tho principle of which is that loaders in newspapers shall bo signed with tho names of their authors. This system is in vogue in Franco, and it la to its existenco that Gambotta and other public men nre in debted for their advancement.

LATEST.

Tho Momber for Parnell's Views.

Mr Moss is prepared to follo-w Sir George Grey if he will take the leadership of the party, but seems adverao to giviug him a blind support. Ho, however, will not sup port Mr Montgomery. The Opposition Taotloa. I hovo just heard that another proposition has been made to got ovor tho difference between tho Opposition leaders, viz., to movj the Houso into Committee for tho purpoae of considering tho clauses of tho Governor's speech seriatim, and then fighting tho Govornmont on tho clause ro federation, I have not yet heard tho result of the proposal. Several members of tha Opposition beliovo it inadvisable i.o move an amendment at oil, feeling confident that if they let tho Address-in- Roply go, tho Ministry will not be able to ' carry their measures, and would be com pelled to appeal to the country.

Mr Wakoflold's Cool Proposal.

It appears that at the mooting between Sir George Grey and Mr Montgomery yos terday, a proposal was received from Mr Wakcfield that he should be allowed to move the amondroont, and on its being carried, ho would decline to take oftice, but recommend the Government to grant a dissolution. The proposition was at once rejected by both Sir George Grey and Mr Montgomeiy. Disgusted Momberß.

Tho latest rumour is that Messrs Hurst, Mcllwraith, and soms other members who wore counted on Wy tho Opposition, boing disgusted at tha wrangling in the party, have gone over to the Government. The Railways. . Replying to Mr Dargaville, tho Hon. E. Mitchelson eald that the Government »o ild shortly be prepared to make a recommenda tion to tho House ro railways.

,_, "(BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS' ASSOCIATION.)

A Decentralisation Scheme.

Ddnkuin, this day.—Mr J. C. Brown, M.H.R. for Tuapeka, addressed his con stituents at Lawrence, the central town of tho district, on Saturday ovening, and re ceived a unanimous vote of thanks and oonfldonco. He propounded a scheme to rid tho colony of centralism, suggesting tho formation of three States, one with tho capital at Punedin or Chrlstchurch, the other (including a portion of the Middle Island) with the capital at Wellington, and the third with the capital at Auckland.

SIR G. GREY MOVES A VOTE OF NO CONFIDENCE.

(DV TELEGRAPH.— MIESS ASSOCIATION.)

' Sir G. Grey has just given notico that ho will on Friday next move, "That this Houso has no confidence in the present Go vernment, either in its administration or genornl conduct of affairs."

POLICE COURT. —This Day.

(Befofo Ills Worship the Mayor and D. B. Macdonald.)

Wet 'UNS.-Petar Flan, Goorco Roberts, and Maggie Branabiiry were punished for this, offence. Mary Lewis wns fined 2i. of in dofault 14 days. -

Rowdie AncnfE.—Archlo MnckonElo was chargod with being drunk, disorderly, and uslns; obsceno language.—Prisoner pleaded not guflty. — Sergeant Kiely proved the charges. Prisoner was very violent and abusive—Con stable O'Brien corroborated.-Prlsonor said ho was a eumdigger at Hobuonvillo, and never In troublo before. Fined 20s and eosU.-Polly Mackenzie, wife of the abovo, was ilnodto. On the Fly.—William Nicholls. farmer. Ono treo Hilt was oharged with boing drunk in the Kyber Fnss Uoad on the 3rd inst.,- while in charee of a horse and. cart,'and to the dangor of his natural life.—Constablo Dows deposed to the case. The- farmer was driving at a furious rato uoing on one side and then on the oilier, -Defendant saidhU breeohen broke, the home wan restive, and the do'il could not atop him.— To Soigefint White: Ho had some oxporience in di Lvint?. 'The prisoner was drunk every day.— Rriaoiior ■ Thank you.—Constable Graham waß a witness ' Th'o defendant was quito unable to manago the h'orso; In fact, ho might have been kill od if ho h^d not boon taken caro of by the pollce'.-Fined £3 and costs, or sovon days. HAWTUAI.-Mary Ann Porrick was charged with being ftri habitual drunkard.-Prlsonor. a vounc person with a prim hat and white feather, pleaded guilty, and wiw sentenced to ono month's Imprisonment with hard labour. Larcenies. — John Driseall and James CaJvort wore brought up. charged wltli stealing aaiionttnf tools, otc.from varioua places in and around the city. There were fivei charges laid fl) Btoaling toola. value £3 Us. tho proporty of Charles Stanford! h vafup to, the property of David Sheehan; <3) 16b, property of Josoph Townsley; (0 valuo 30s, tho property of Alfred WaXiek; (5) 17s, the proporty of Richard mWssa?A SNAMK!lßobert Lamb, of Pen sonby Road, was charged with breach of by-law to not haviig tho rflglstered number for the 5-iirr^t year painted on thp right-hand side of Wa cwtSconstable JLapib p W c4.-Fined 20s F*eeston« was charßßd with Servant Donnelly provcd.-^Ftaed Ws ftnd *OI^!AUIT -Roland Strester, mate of the ship ?ook OB «SS veiwel, and had toe** suhjeotafi to a aeries of ateauita while on the voyage. On ta« wnd Maron he wan ijtrixo}i on tho head by slf«nSmi The captain' saw it.—Crofs °n mined by Mr Heske&i: He sT.ippea as cook. TAniea CrawWd Jlurray was a passenger r ™ t Snflnn by Urn» urnsodor, and neuoseato were of aTmost dally oo6urFflnce,-Bbefleze)r S'S addressed tho Bench In defeneo. ap(! &%> SfiSX n Me^aw%°nfa?l etHko moi^ii-he Bench 'itanlL* ** P.ase. "Swm fill the business.

• Cr. jW.has reigned his seat attfifl City fiouneil aa a representative of Po^ fiohiy Ward, Allege^ cause-night meet, ings • -. ■ *- ■ " An elJerly,,man nnnied Jameß Jwviea disl it,the Asylum, last evening. Anip qaeatiat9*eield to-morro^. : ;

CABLEGRAMS.

[BY OABLE.-COPYRIBHT.]

[special to press association.]

The Queen and the Colony of Victoria.

London, June 9.—The Queen expressed herself as deeply grateful for the sympathy expressed to her by the colony of Victoria in regard to the death of tho Duke of Albany.

Mf Murray Smith is urging Lord Derby' to pass the Australasian Federation Bill at once, so as to enable the colonies to take the action necessary. A large proportion of the Florida's frozen meat cargo from Wellington has arrived in bad condition, and part of it is condemned. The Smithfiold Freezing Company has been floated, and will commence operations in "September.

Party Fighting in Ireland.

[bbutkr'.s cablkuham.]

London,, June 9.—The Orangemen ab stained from holding their meeting simul taneously with that of the National party. After their meeting the Nationalists stoned the Orango Lodge, which resulted in shots being exchanged, and serious rioting has taken place. Boaoh-Honlon Boulling Match. Sydnry, June 9.—lt has been finally decided that the match between Hanlan , and Beach shall take place on August ICth, on the Parramatta Hirer. Nihilism In the Russian Army. London, Juno 9.—Twolvo officers have boon arrested ut Odessa, charged with being concorned in a Nihilist conspiracy. - Blaino'a Nomination for the •. ■ Presidency. ■New York, June B.— Tho Republican party are strongly objecting to the nomina tion of ex-Secretary Blaino ax a candidate fur tho Presidency, and refuso to agreo with the decision of tho Chicago Conven tion.

AUSTRALIAN.

Bank Robbery Disclosures,

Mkuiodkne, thia day.—lt is understood that somo disclosures will shortly bo made in connection with the robbery which took place at the branch of the London Chartered Bank at Horsham on 2nd March last.

Opening of tho Victorian Parliament.

The Victorian Parliament will bo opened to-day. Tho Fodoral Council Bill will take precedence of other business, but otherwise it is belioved the programme for the session iis unimportant. It Is understood that n° change will bo made In the tariff. Land Reform In Queensland. Brwbanr, this day.—The Secretary of Lands has introduced in tho LegiHlative Assembly a bill providing for the leasing of Crown lands and the abolition of the pre sent practice.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

(by tkleoraph—fress association.)

Dunedin, this day. Mr' Allan Mann's flour and oatmeal mill at Woodside, Outram, In theTaieri County, together with a large quantity of grain, was destroyed by fire on Saturday oveuing. Tho buildings woro valued at £1,500, and were not Insured. It la calculated that about £650 worth of grain, the property of Messrs Dickons and a few other persons, was burned, Mr Dickens bad an insurance for £300 on the grain, and ostimatos his loss at £350 over that amount.

Cukisicuukoh, thin day,

A seven-roomod wooden houso at Avon side, owned by Mrs Stephen Harper, a widow, and occupied by Jas. Don hum, grocer, was burned down last night. The house was insured In tho Liverpool London, and Globe for £100. Donham a stock was insured for i'3oo in the Victoria.

The Late Disastrous Fire.

Later particulars ro the Springfield tire state that after putting tho two youngest children to bod, the eldest bor, aged 12 years, and another, went out, leaving lv charge a little girl of tivo years, who say* that while unlacing her shoes the towel caught lire from the candle and ignited the building. Tho insurances are:—£l7s in the Standard, and £75 in the Australian Mercantile Office.

HARBOUR BOARD.

The fortnightly meeting of the Harbour Board was hold this afternoon, Mr G. Aickin In the chair,

Harbopr Board Bill.—lt was agreed that the new Harbour Board Bill bo oon sidered at a special meeting on Tuesday nert, at 2.30.

Carriage of Horses.— Letters from the Secretary of the Devenport Ferry Company, pointing out the inconvenience that «ouj.i arise from the enforcement of the rule against the carriage of hoi sea except before 8 a.m.~ Referred to tke Works and Tariff Committee.

Ehokoaohmest.—The. Devonport Road Board complained of the oncroaohmont by the New Zealand Timber Company's booms on the foreshoro at Devonport. They asked that the boundaries be denned.—Re ferred to the Works and Tariff Committee, Harbour Master to report. Rights ok v Way.—Letters from the Town Clerk In reference to rights-of-way f Re ferred to* Finance mid Legal Committee solicitors to report. Otfiob Accommodation.—The Secretary of the Mercantile Marine Association re quested the Board to state a time when they would be prepared to receive a deputation on the subject oi affording the Association office accommodation in the new Harbour Board Buildings : Agreed that the Board is not prepared to enter Into negotiations for. the permanent use of any part of the buildings. CoMPhSSATiow. — A. Sutherland drew attention to the fact that he had beon de layed in the construction of No. 3 tee by the non-delivery of piles in time. He had been compelled to start three times, and claimed £175. Referred to the Legal Committee. Storage.—G. < ozens applied for refund of storage charged for transhipment of goods ex e,s. Explorer; The charge was £29 odd.—Referred tQ the Works and Tariff Committee, Mr Cozens tQ ftttpn'd, and the storekeeper to report. Dbbdger.—A. Molr offered his services to bring out the dredger from England, and Work her on arrival We.— Agreed that the contemplated arrangements preclude the Board from entortainipg the application. • Accident.—B. Hodgson wrote stating that one of his horses had booked over the wharf, arising to the insecurity of the structure. He claimed compensasion, his lpss being £42. The appended memo, was to £he effect that ordinary care would have prevented the accident. The Board de clined to reoogn js.e the claim. The harbour masters memo. w»a referred to Works Coipwittjee, Onijhunga -Hilrl>our.-Importiu»t Resolu tions. 1 The Chairman read a telegram received from the Hon. H. Chamberlain, dated from Wellington on Saturday last. Mr Chamber lain staied that he was informed that the Government' wqjjld oppose Sir Maurice O'Rorke's Onehunga flarbpur Bill, but would consent to lianding over the manage ment to the Auckland B.oard, And would inplulde jt in tfie present Auck land Harbour Board p}l })PW before the Hou.sp jf immediate n.ction were taken. The Chairman tiian rpoved the following resolu tions i—(l) That it Is desirable the western and eastern harbours of. f.h> Aupkjand isthmus should fee under one control g,nd management. (8) Thafc the Aupklantf Har bour Board is the most suitable Corpora tion to undertake such control, and this Board now declares its willingness to accept the administration oj the Manakau Harbour together with.thef oreshpre, endowments, and Railway Wharf. (3)Thattheresolutionbefor warded to tne Government with »Respectful request that they may be given effect to by inserting thai necessary clauses in the bill before Parliament, (-eatwe in the Auckland Harbour B«ard all endoWmfjntp, foreshores, S'barye*, buoys, and beacons,. &ft AW> ' that dv* provision be made for the repre sentation of the inhabjtai) sß pf Pnehanga.

,OT««S6s*o»i #6* day—Wpssts Buckley, Stafford, and Fitzherbert have been_ te, tamed for the defence in the Grey marriage auit. ,^sl;, the .material allegations are denied.

FRENCH BARQUE ABANDONED AT SEA.

Captain" Lamb, ef the schooner, torea, which arrived from Rarotohga thiC'Wbrn •ing, reports that the captain, a lady pas senger, and about ten of ,the crew of a French provision barque* called the " Bouffon " reached that Island in two op^n boats while his vessel lay in port. They stated that the " Bouffon" whicli was' laden with wines, stores, ■ &c, was bound from New Caledonia) to, Tahiti, and that having encountered heavy weather she became water-logged. When inaptitude 25deg. South, and lbngitudo' ;162deg. West, the captain resolved to abandon her as she was half full pf - water. Three boats were provisioned, affd after the captain, o lady passenger, arid all of the crew had embarked in them, they left the, vessels Squally weather came on and separated the boats. On the sixth day after leaving the ship one boat reached Rarotonga, find very shortly afterwards another beat put in an appearance there, all hands being alive and in fair health, notwithstand ing that they had /suffered some privations The third boat and crew had not been heard of up to the time when the Torealeft, and it is supposed that they would reach some other island. The.mnßter of the brigantine Oamaru, Which arrived at Rarotonga subsequently, reported that three days after the date on which the French barque was reported to have been abandoned ho saw a vessel in the Ideality named steering wildly and unmanageably^ which was probably tho Bouffon still afloat.

THE SOUDAN REBELLION.

111 V CABLB-COPYI tIGHT],

(nmm;n\s tklkojums),

THE DEFENCE .OP, SOUAKPffi

Cairo, Juno 8.

In consoquonce of tho.present sorioua aspect of affairs at Souakim, Admiral' Lord" John Hay, commander of the Mediterranean Squadron, has procooded tliithor Tho Pall of Berber Ooubtoa.

Tho reported fall of Berber la generally bolieved to bo iucredible, mid It is ox{>ected that contradictory news will shortly be re ceived. Recent reports brought in by the natives show that the nows of tho projoctod expedition for tho roltof of Khartoum hod had a good effect upon the rebels, who were said to be retreating Into Kordpfan, fearing the arrival of British troops. '

THE AUCH|iAN©i#VENING STAR, TUESDAY, JUNE 10,



Wanted. - WANTED, a General Sorvant.—Mrs I. Phlllipa. Kden Craßcont. .. "VJtT ANTED Ot H»pi»»ford'>» Auckland W Ue ß li>try (established 21 years). Work inlt Hotel Hounekcopm (country); watfea, 20a._ ANTED, aFurnised Peiroom with flriplaoe for Single Man; ua near centre of tuwn ua poaaible.-Addroa JHd. Star Oulce. WANTED, at Hon.naford's Auckland lioelstry (established 21 years). Hoy.to Milk (country). ' WANTED, Youug Man, 20 to 21 (uot more), ai Groom, to affohUemiin; Wi and found.- Hannatord'B Auckland Koglatry. , \XT ANTED, a good Oon«'&l Servant^ W Apply Mr? Stevenson. Oxford New Buildings, Dottom Nelson-street. •■ WANTED, by a Respectable Person, Work by the Day. or Cleaning ;ls a good laundip».-K, Henry's Registry, Sl.ort randgtrnot. J _____ W" ANTBD, at Hannaford's Auckland Itoglstry (established 31 years). Work Ing Hoiißekeepcr (euuntry). ANTED, Situations for a large num bor of General., Younr Qlrla. and For™ Men, at Hannatordra Auckland Ituitlatrf ■■■» W~ ANTED.-Wantcd«to 8011, ; very cheap, havlnn CO casoa of fcalad OH. Castor Oil and S«ont<}d Hair oil to .oil onCjjj mission, como from A. N. lato Mre. Castor OIL M bottle, Is Bd dozen. 4s Sd by Uio caso, aJad On. W bpttlo, 5a 3d by Uio ease 1 Mortous *«nt«l Hair Oil. 1» bolUo for Od. 5s 3d dozen, 5s SttK"iJobliiaoß'.PMentOrojt. .onlyfid: Tin Good Tea, Is Id lb j Cocoa and M "f °n y 8d tin • Scented Soap, 8 cakes for la; Mixed dl'io*. . PenaVfid C"Speo.aclos. Bd and la; K«rcl»o Book! MandSd; Ooffoo, Is id lb.—H. WAII ■ Pitt Btrect. Lar«o Tea Troya, only 1b S3. A N T~E D KNOWN- That the HTOCK of CLOCKS AN" hna boon GrcaUy AHgnientod by i^AKOh-. AU KIVALS, and an InnpecUon te ISOII Jj^W "\? STERLING GOLD and SILVER G((gfia (all SPKCIALTY of these Two Lines, keoplnff ! both*eolnulnoand thelnrftrttoo toSW g J Goods Stock is Unequalled In tho lolonjVj, cVf A N T £ D_ X N O VV N NOW~SIIO\VING AT J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, 43TSPKCIAL YALUB INTE* ULSTERS AND FOUR-IN-HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY HAND-MADE UN.DEKGLdTHING, HOSIERY AKD^LO^^ LO\VKRTHAN^U|ICN-ST.. J. G. BRQVY^ MTtNELT,. XVT A M T,»P -j^k'o VV i!f a«6 bb clkarkD,"" 1 AT a T E P ,H E. N....S 0 N ~;, S, KARANOAHAPK UOApj-NBWTONi O 800 pairs Ktd Olore*. la#P erJ}f% ;:<}'Sm palra Lialo Thread Gloves. 6d, worOTl; 1.500 oloees ((rood shadjßß) Hlbbpn Velvet, 18 yarda S?Sri!A5 WSaV*ST oan't beboaten. " ■ ' ;, 5;; n.-f.V'f MILLINER Y-by experienced hands DRESSMAKING— by nxperiencea handa TAILORING-W exporloneod handa On tiie Pbbmisks. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALE WAREHOUSE. KAHANGAHAPE ROAD. NKWTON. TX7 ANTED KWOVVM- W A FEW.OF WELL-l^ffiD REMEDIKS JOR WINTER COMPOSITION PO\VDER;-It la kflown (n all Engliah-apoaking countnoa for, rta many goodqnalitiea. You who are subjert'ta Colde orSoro Throats don't bejvlthout it; Is 6d a tin; OF GILEA&r-Beven yoare''frial haa prov^WttThe one of tho^eet Compounds evoroftoiedfcp thg ouro of Colds, ftjpnphftjß, Asthma, and Cougb.^ 9a a Bottlfl, . * COUGH POWT>KR.-Jsffeotual and flulok in Congestion. Pleuriay, or Inflammation of Hie Lungs. Is 6d a Tin. POTTGH SYRUP.—Whero thoro are childron nothtagia better for.Conghß. Croop. or Bron chitiaT A pure oxpectorant without morphjafor opiujn, ispdandZaaßotUjj.', »SXjL HOP BffTER^, 2?M A.BfiMo, , t. v B I I' * CL IF f Q W--D, HERUAI-iSTS; if? Botanic Dibpknsarv. ■ WRMifcatEV-BTRB et, Auckland. JOHN LEYDOS.] {EDWARD LEYDON. ' TO-MORROW, at 11 o'Ci-ook. JOHN AND ED. J.EYDON will sell at their Central Commercial SJg Rooma, SUITE OF FURNITURE, Iron'Bodsteads -Sy «auoepan» and Boilers, Washstands. lablea; COuche3. Chairs, CutJery1. Ham?, Bacon, Pptatofea, Toag. Onions, Saddlery; Slanketß, Hoafery, Suits of Clothea; Tjeeueerp, &p., tc6, ', .' At 12 ofCLOpK, • ' Removed to Mart fpr Conyenie4po of^Sule.-^ ■A larßdfluanUtyof Hoi)6oho)d Furni. ture and EtTcetß, conaistUift ot Choßts of ■Drawers. Chairs, Biadsteads.-Jewellery, Mirror, Kltchon, Utenßils, &c, &c, Iho firoperty of a gentleman leaving Auck and. . ' ' ■ '~ :- TO LETi Furnished Bed and Sitting room, with use of kitchen, for a niarrted coup!e:-Apply E. McDonald. General-Dealer. top SHobaon street. ■ TTITANTED, at once, a few respectable V* ■ Bc^a is Apprenticoß to thd Benoh.— Apply Manager tyw.' MeAjthur & Pj.'s Boo^ Factoi'y. Upter Qn«en-gtreef. WANTED, a S t epohd Cook j jwne.bu^ ,&, good rea aura^f lhand .faeea'- apply*-* Commercial Dinlng-roonis, QueenrStreet, - "f OST, a Silver. Hunting Watch with I J Chain attaohod, between Parnell and Beimera.—Finder rewatdpd pnget^nftfg to Hi- BOffice.



Wanted. WANTED, a Strong Enaud Uoy.— Apply t° T. Short, Queen-street ANTED, a iioy to teaso horsehair and niuko himself generally userul.— Apply W. Hart, dpring MattraßS Maker, Albert street.next Urey's. | ANTED to Buy, a Coal and Firewood Business.-Addrcsß T.L., Albion Hotel, Hobson-street. ST|TANTED at Hannaford's Auckland iTT' Registry (established 21 yearß), Boy (with a knowledge of butcher's work preferred] to ride for orders, &c.; 16s and found. WANTED] an Improver or Third Hand for Bakehouse, where boy is also kept. —Apply to W. D. Dullcn, Confectioner. WANTED, Boy to make himself useful in garden and stable.—Apply Mr C. S. S>ayle George, Graf ton itoad, between hours of , Band 7 p.m. or 8 and 9a,m. ANTED, a competent Book Sower ' immediately.—C. Cooper, Bookbinder, Victoria-street. WANTED, a Gardener for occasional work. Must be a good mower.—R. K. Qarllck, Mount Kden Road. "ANTED, a Hod Carrier.—Apply at my Shop. Lower Albert-street, between 1 and 8 this evening.—F. Livock, Bricklayer. ANTED, a Baker. — Apply at City Bakbry after (1 p.m. WANTED, two good Painters and Sorimmers.—Apply after 5 p.m. to Hunt and Craig, Painters and Decorators, Victoria Avenue, New North Road. \\r ANTED, a General Servant, able to TT cook.—Wynyard Arms Hotel, corner of Symonds and Wollesley-streets. WANTED, a Young Girl to assist in .Houwhpld Work.-Apply to Mr A. Reed, Sentinel Road, Ponsonby. WANTED, a Young Girl for the drapery.—Apply " W.," Star office. WANTED, a respectaWe Girl about 17, for gonorul houßOwork, ablo to wash well. -Apply Mrs O'Brien, Milfoid-strcct, olf bt. Mary's Road, Ponsonby. WANTED, an Improver to the Dross niKklng.—Apply at Stak Office. ANTED, 2 good Crimean Shut Ma chinists.—Apply Mrs Wilson (fIM cjt tnge, Newton Road, off dymondemruet). ANTED, somooiijtejlippt two Baby Boyß.-Apply "Jj^JZi-jLii Offico. WANTED, Board und Resldenco in private family; neighbourhood of Par noil preferred,—Suite terms and full particulars to "T.E.," Stak offico. WANTED, 3 respectable Working Mon as Boarders; terms, 18s per woek.— Apply S. Horbert, Family Butcher, Mount Eden Road; . ANTED, two respectablo Mon as Boarders; terms, £1 (washing, mending). —Mrs Hunter, first house top Hepburn-street. ANTED — Two Rooms suitable for teaching, In locality ef Pitt-atrcot.— Address, by letter only, A.8.C., Cambridge House, Lower Vlncent-Btrcet. ANTED, two Rooms, or one Room and übo of Kitchen, for a man with three boys. Neighbourhood of Qucon-strector Parncll preferred.-AddrOßS, "M.f11.," Star Olllce. ANTED, 3 or 3 respectable Young Men as Boanlors; terms moderate.— Apply Manchester House, Nolson-nt., between \V allesloy and Vietoria-Btreeta. ' WANTED, a rospcctablo Person to adopt v. healthy i'omalu Child. » months Dill — InqUlrO Mra Copland, 10 U> ll p.m.. oornor aundryandOxfordstvcuU, Newton. ANTED, a.Fast-trotting Upstanding Horso for spring trap; 26 owt. trial; ago not to oxceod 5 ycara.—Apply, stilting pi-Ice, &c, to " X./.," StaH olllcu. VVrXNTED, Sporting Men and tlio Public II to impost tho Picture of tho White Steeplechaser Bucephalus, at Eady's Music Warehouse, Quoin-street. . WANTED, tho Unemployed of all classes to bu at Town Council Buildings 10 a.m. To-morrow, to hoar something to their advantage. . WANTED, 4 or C-roomed Houbo, in vicinity of Aroh Hill.—Apply Manager Northern Boot Manufacturing Company. ANTED, all to Read "Hard Times and Land Monopoly," an appeul to iho Electors on tho burning question of tuo'day. Published by N. G. l.ennox.-Auokland, and sold by all Booksellers, erica. Una Shilling.' _ WANTED TO I'UKCHASE, 400-galloii Iron Tunic-Apply to W. V. Stovens, Hlgh-stroot- W" ANTED TO PURCHASE, for caul), a good Freehold Property, in or near tho city ; value £2.000, aud yielding a rental to pay a reusonablo tiorcontn^o on the investment.— Apply to Babor and Rawlings, Commission Agunts. Fort-strceU W" ANTED—When you are in Hobson i Btrbet oall and sue' the large und choloo stock of Mosgiol Tweeds just tponcd for Iho coming season at Munro and MlUigan'a, ANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutstord's, Watchmaker, Victoria - street (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for }3 months. _____ WANTED SEEN, the splendid asßort nient of Booti) and Blioos n»w On View in my WindW.-'H. H«rle. Auckland Boot Km porlum, VictoHa-BtrceL WANTED KNOWN —Taranaki Salt Butter, 6d per lb; White Sugar, 3id por lb.—Knton's Cu-oiicration Btore, Hobson-Btrcet. WANTED KNOWN—Captain Holman, of barque Hora, will tint bo rosiwnsiblo for any debts of his crow while in port. WANTED KNOWN — Mothers of Familioß can havo their Making and Mending done at Modorats Charges. — "M.,' Union Bikery, Parncll. WANTED KNOWN, — Fire ! Fire! Fire I-Bo tv tlmoaiid boo the Furniture. only sligiitly damaged by flic in Victoria-atreot, at Dainpicr's Large Furnishing Shop. Hobson-st. tArANTED KNOWN, that the Meetings VV in the Riding School willbe Continued KVKRY NIGHT THIS WEEK at 7.30, excopt inK Saturday. All are invited. WANTED KN O W N.—Smith and CougHey havo just opened a parcel of Nuns' Veiling in übadeß sultabfo for evening wear—pink, sky, cream, and white. WANTED KNOWN—Girla! Uleters, from 2s 6d j Costumes, from 4s; Hosiery. Gloves. Rlblions, and Lacos in great variety, at Donald W. Jack and Cos., EbnßOi)by Road. W~*" ANTED KNOWN—Boys' Hats and Caps from Cd; good va'uo in Men's ShirU. Socks, Collare, and Ties; at Donald W. Jack and Cos.. Ponsonby Road; "\vrANTED KN OWN -Seal Bag», with V T or without muff, a beautiful assortment, at all prices, nt Chorlea Kolaoy and C 0,3, lv! 0, Qiicnn-struot. IXT ANTED KNOWN—Shilling Hair Wf BtaßljJ^lalr Brush (or QuoShiUin'R't Tho SlSlHng Ha» Brush I White hantUoirdlr Brush, only "pno Shilling 1— At Roblbn's, Draper, Po'nßpnb'y. ■ ___________.' \\T ANTED KNOWN,—Charles' KeUey ,V T and Co. have a beautiful assortment of Gold and Silver Jewellery, tho whole of which has the merit of being gonulno. as they keep no Imitations.—Charles Kolsoy and Co., 120, Queen- Btrcet. ! "i" ■ ' WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timdeb I Chkap Tiuhbh t And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be.purchasod cheaper and bettor than any whom e,1.8e at the yards of D. Gqldib. Albert-Btreot. ANTED, Ship?' CaripentoiVto Erect Composite Barge, 130 foot lons, IS) foet beam (labour dtily)) Speoiflcatlonscan bo senn attho Wttlkot' Coal and Shipping Company's, Auckland and Ngaruawnhla. Iron frames roady to plank.—Apply or wire to Lowls Tlfonias, Contractor, Ngaruawahla. ANTED, Buyers for Velveteen, at Is Gdyard; Trimmed Hats, fromßs lid; Blankots. from 10s 6d pair; Sheeting, from lid to Is 9d; Flannels, from B}d; Women's and ■ Children s Stockings, from 6d; cheap and 1 Fashionnblo Dress Materials. X large assort ment of the above of unequalled value at Wellesley House.—A. Lovott. \XJ ANTED KNOWN —That Samuel VV LOVKIX has opened an Kstabllshnient in Buchanan. Bulldingß, Welleßloy-street, na a First-class Mantle and Jaoketmaker.ond having had a large experience in some of the best London houses, is in a position to guarantee a Porfoct Fit, Latest Style, and good Workman ship. The Dressmaking Branch will be under i{hji supT.rvlsion of an experionccd_ersqn, | X*T ANTED" KNOWN-Vp}^teoi)B from TV. One and Sixpence per yard at Robßon's, "Drapor, Ponsonby. Blankets, Countorpanos, Cttljcoea, Flannels; very cheap. "vsf^NTPP KNOWN.-I take this op- VY P<)rtußlJ r *» t>lftj!klng tny many friends ;and fMstowers for paijt favoUra, and hope for a pontmuange of the'same.' Dressmaking in al the latest stylos.-Mrs Hipkinan. Dressmaker. ViotoriMlvept West (two doors fromWilliams's Tailor). WANTED SEEN by all ljuyers of Jewellery, Kelsey's Stock of real Sllvor and real Gold. They keep no imitations on their premises; they thoref ore guaranteo every thing Boldby.thonitobo real silver or gold.—Charles Kelsey and Co., 120, Qupon-strcet. XtTAKTRD ajl working V ? men can save their money hy callinc; at (lie Gqycrijbr Goi:d6n Restaurant, A|l Meals Sixponoo';'Board and Lodging Jss per weok.— Robert Murdook, Propi'letm1 .—Noto tlio address —Nearly opponito the Waitcmata Hotel, and ■ close to thnlieotr W~ ANTED, all the New Arrivals, and Old Oneß, too, to Call at Farrell and Barnaby's, Butchers, 175, Queen-Btrcot, to in spect the quality and examine the price, of our Mpat Pnmo Local Beef and Mutton, from 2d per lb Ca?b purchasers most liberally dealt with. Roll iJP. an4'J|li ypu(i kits for very Ifttle money. ' WANTED KNOWN—Tliat the Allot: mpnts at Mont lo Grand, Mount Rookll! Road, are ready for Splcetipn. They arc beaiitifultr situated i magniflcent scenery, which can neypr be bulltout; soll ( somiTvolcanici no stones tp clpar; 'busses pasp at convenient intervals throughout tho day, and lato at night. Apply on property to E. T. Herbert ANTED KNOWN, that good Saddle Horses and Single and Double-seated Buggies arb for hire at J. Martin's Stables, Parnell; ' . _ JV WANTED KNOWN.—ln?future the -Barber at Parnoll will be found at horne1 all day. Town prices. JTITANTED KNOWN to Painters and ; VV Eaperhangerp.—That Twite, in Kayanga- Toad, caii q$L No, *1 Scrinia at 4Jd caSh, fit dlrbct'lmßoctiir,- .■■'-.■■ ANTEP;^K^ OWN—To be sold cheap, at'Atjfcten's Furniture Shop. SlO. Upper Quccn.Btreot, Single FlaxMattrasses, 6s; Double do.; {14s; Bedsteadß, 10s; Palliasses, Chlidron't Cots, Croches, Suites of Furniture, I^ips, Tables, Saucejians,' Boilers, and all kindß ol Furniture, at Austen's, 310, Upper Queen-street All kinds of furniture bought.



To Let AT_KE_-11OOMED COTTAGE To Lot.—Apply tn W. Hefl'ornan, foot of unndry-rtreot, near Newton Itoad. TO LET, in Norfolk-street, Ponsonby, a 9-roonied House ; two register grates, gas and water 'aid on, wash-house (detached).— Apply J. Mirrison, Asphalt r, Newton Road. TO LET, a Four-roomed Cottage; rent, 103.—Apply Mrs Lynas, Charlotte-street, Eden Terrace. __ TO LET, Offices in the best part;of Queen-streot.-A. Scott & Co., 73, Queen street. - rp6 LET, Wheelwright's Shop-ut Mount X Eden: good stand; adjoins BlaßKsniitb'p. —Apply G. F. Kelly, Mount Kden .^ ■ 0 LET, in Alton Road; a 7-rooin Viila Residence; hath, gas and water laid on; splendid sea view.—Apply James Mnckic, Coachbuilder, Victoria-streot East, TO LET, 4-roomed Cottage, Spmmer stroet, Ponsonby; rent, lJs. 8-roomed House, large allotment. Sentinel Road. Pon sonby ; rent, 20s.—Apply W. Gulliver, Queen street .'.'"*' nnO LET (cheap), to a respectable tenant, X a nice Now House, live rooms, every con venience, close to the Tramway m Terminus.— Apply Waltor R. McElwain, Bayfield, PonsonUy. TO LET, Ponsonby, close to Three Lamps, House of six rooms, with attached laundry and bath-room; gas and city water; rent £1 a woek. -Enquire W. L. Mitchell, Mer cantile Chambers. O LET, a Shop and Dwelling" situate in Karangahape Road, suitablefot grocer. —Apply MrT. Prosser, Boot Factory, Karanga hape Road. ■— TD LET, in Upper Queen-street, a House of seven rooms; ga« and water laid on — Apply on the promises or Mr Jamleaon^s, Wei lesley-fitreet East. | O LET, well-finished Sitting-room (with piano) and two Rood Furnished Bedrooms, with or without board. Two gentlemen friends proforred. Fifteen minutes from Queen-street. ' No other lo<ger3.-Apply A.Z., STAB Office. TO LET, a Sevon-rooined Villa, witli two rooms dotachtd, In King Terrace, Shelly Beach; every convenience.—Apply to Joseph .Wooduli. Arthur's Mart, Queun-street; or Woodall's Store, Hackett-Btreot, Ponsonby. TO LET, tho 3-storied Brick Building known as Foster's Boot Factory, In Rut land-street, just ofi* Quoen-stroct; suitable for a manufactory or wholssale store.—Apply to L; H. Nounu'tfen, Uarby-3trect._ TO LET, at Mount Eden, 2 C-Roomed VI las, with bay windows, verandah, fire places (with rogister grates), tanks, cellars, and outhouses, situated just below Sn.ith'B 'Bug Office.—Apply to Josso Stokes, Mount Eden Road. TO BE LET, charming Marine Villa, London-street, with splendid waier view, on largo allotment; a very comforiable * our roomed Dwcl ing. with good workshop and out houso at back.--W. L._iusholi, 8 Mercantile Chambers . O LET or FOR SALE, now and well finished Houso of eight rooms, fitted with every convenience; gas and water laid on; concrete baths, otc,; splendid view, of tho hitr. hour. Terms easy. — Apply to A. Scott & Co., Firth's Mill, I& Qucon-streot. For Sale. FOR BALE, Allotment, Mount Eden, 50 feet frontago: prico. £210s per foot; Also, a variety of othur Properties too numerous to mention.—A. Scott & Co., Firth's Mills, 7a, Qunon-strcct. FOR POSITIVE SALE, two 4-roomed Cottages and ouo Shop and Dwelling, each with frontages to two good streets in the city.— Apply to John Sopuet, Honso and Luud Agent, No. it, Qucen-.trcut. OR SALE, Rokeby-etrcot, a comfort able 4-roomcd CotUige. with gas and water; in good order, and will be told cheap,—ll. Port ingtou, l_nd Agent , ■ ; . FOR SALE, Houbo of 4 roomß md Allot ment, situated Vcrmout-streot, Poiißonby. Price only t285; cash required., £30.—Apply to A. Scott k Co., Firth'b Mill, 73, Queen'Btreet.l OR Immediate Sale, Exmouth-rtreet, two Cottages with six Allotments, all In on-hard; fl vo and four rooms. Will sell separate or together.- H. Partlngton.Land A gent. T7IOR SALE, Gieat North Road, well- JP finished Houso of five roomß, Home-Btreet, cheap; also, two large AlloUnonte, Stanley street, cheap. -IL Partington, Stichbury's Buildings. _j_ FOR SALE, a new House containing 5 Rooms and Bc>\llory; gas, and water laid on; all fonccd in; ton minutes from G.P.O. Views harbour and Domain.—Apply to Henry Civil, Builder. Portland-street, olf Cracroft-st-. Parnolj. FOR SALE, a fashionable and well-built Dog Cart, nearly new; a_a, Silver-mounted Harness in good condition.—D, B. Orchard, 18, New Zealand Insurance BuMdlngs. . FOR SALE, in Parnall, most convenient Houso of 8 rooms and Allotment 50 x 200; splondld viow of the harbour; only 15 minutes from Post-office. —W. and J. Frator. Land Agents. Quocn-strcet. FOR SALE, 2 good Shops with comfort able Dwelling; back entrance, water and gau laid on ; let to good tenants at 30s a week; Situated in Karangahapc Road.—For psrtloulars apply toJUcsre Carbines & Taylor. Auctioneers. FOR SALE, 4-roomed House, Sunnyside Itoad, Mount Eden. Allotmont 50 x 186. Also, threo Allotments adjoining, each 60 r 130 feot—Apply to G. Garry, at Mr Mason's, Hair Dresser. _. FOR SALE (a Bargain), a Corner ABot ment with 2(1 feot frontage to Great North Road by 86 feet to MoKolvie-etreet. with good Shop and Bwelllng erected thereon, and lot to good tenant. Prico, £360.—For.further particu lars. Carbines and Taylor. Auctioneers. FOR SALE at once, first rate Boarding, ■ ■house (city), lGrooms; bath, gas; ingoing £lso; rout low: long lease ;a, good chancel Also, nicollttlo Fancy Goods Shop: stock small • ohcap.—Business Excbango Agency, High-st. (upaiairs)—Wooding fc Co tct or immediate sale. desirable"rksidknce and GROUNDS. Thai very desirable and commodious Resi dence known as ''Northumberland House," Sarbllehl-street. near Shelly Beach, Ponsonby, containing 11 lof ly and spacious rooms; and also; tho Villa Residence a» rja!nln,g, con<a_lngi 0 rooms and sundry out-offlcos, fitted up'-wfflji every comfort aad convjmleiice. Ci^y prater anil aus laid on to tho boumlary. ' : • jj ; THE GROUNDS, about I acres, havo-been mostly laid out in a tasteful mani'ier«s-FlowoF. Garden, Orchard &c, &c., and command a grand view, having a north-easterly aspect, and bounded by tho beautiful harbour; could at a small expense ho converted into most delightful pleasure grounds, tennis lawns, &c. Winding U'ltacos around th» picturesqno cUff to, t!i? bench, and other attractions. This maßniflcent Rroperty, In addition to its extelisivo water frontage lms a largo frontage to both Sarslleld anil Cumin streets, and eonluV bo advantageously subdivided. . j C "'*!' P. F. EVANS, ■ l>nn'd and Estate Agent. ELEA VISTA ROAD.-Urand Allot mont to bo sold cheap for cash, planted and fenoed, oominandlng one ef tho boat marine views in Ponsonby.-W. L. Mitchell, 8, Mercantile Chambers, ■ . , t-v ■■■ ■-■ "VfC-RTH SHORE.—For Snie,- (y Pretty _Ll Little Gothic Villa, ef 5 apartments pear the Vlotqrla Wharf jet retired, being adjoin kit? the residences of the Hon. do B; Devereux and the late CapUln Wynyard; the allotmont is 50 X ÜB, and the soil of excellent quality! the houso is nearly new, and fitted with register grate, oolonial oven, &c,; vety BUftttble for a quletoouple or small tomlly.—B. Tanner. Agent, 8 Queen-atreot, X* INGSLAND, New North Road.—2 4-roomed Verandah Cottages, registorod grates and oolonial orenp; prloe, £160 enoh.—; Tprms, apply J. R. Randoraon, Morcontilo Chambers, Quoonstreet. . K INGSLAND ESTATE.—F.or Sale (a Great Bargain), 4-roomed Verandah Cot tage with scullory and every convenience, on freehold allotment 40 x 113. . ' ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 200 casks Portland Cement. Plaster of Paris, Fireclay, by ton »r lb, Firo Bricks, _c—R. Jonkinson, Builder, Lorne streot. ■ ■• UPERIOR Villa Residence, Clarence-et., for £380. Grand Market Gordon Site, goo 4 black soil, the pick of Roeobonk Estate; i\ for £300-cash.-W. L. Mitchell, Lflnd Agent, TO CREMISTS ANp PRUQGISTS- Businoss roe Sola in a first-class position, in the suburbs | salisfactßry reasons for disposal, —Apply to W. V. Stevens. High-Btreet. _£• K/\ —FOR SALE ,New Cottage of 3t/»^"« 4 rooms ifreehold), with register grate, colonial oven, &o. £50 cash; balance. weekly.-W- V, atovens, Hlgh-gtreet. «Q/y_.FOIv SALE, Cottage, 4 rooms, a&OV . Mount Roakill Road: £90 cash, balance 10a week. B.S. rules.—W. V. Stevens, High-street. • mo D. R A P E R S. fQR S^Lp., • rpHE STOOJi AND FIXTURES • • OF A 1 FIRST • CLASS CASH DRAPERY BUSINESS, ' Situated in the most Central Position, George street, Dunedin. Present Returns, about fiH.QOQ, and rapidly inbrcftsiflij. STOCK NEW AND IMPORTED. Intending purchasers must, in tho first instance state amount of available cash, to ensure an early roply. For particulars, address Mr ROSS, Messrs, Sargood, Son and Ewlnpr, Auckland. M:" ISS-'SPJBNCE,"WaTroa, writes Mr Chamhersi - "The Machine which I puvchascil oißhteen months ngo continues to give the greatest satlsfact'o.i." ? » - WANTED, Mr Hamlyn, Painter,-to caH on T. S. Jackson, B likler.'Kinisland. Estato, and oblige, at once, ' ~','. WG, ALLEN, Draper, Jervois Rpad, • Poiißonby, begs to notify that he has no connection with C. alien, draper, late Of Victoriastroot. , i ■- - :;.•'■. ; 'i'.-t; .-:■■ ■- ■ '\-.'.: ■- f ■%:'..



Public N«tl<cv . T^KW'-, ZEALAND RAILWAYS.' The Public are requested, when they require Railway Trucks to hand the Station-masters a WRITTEN ORDER. At Flax Stations the orders should be handed to the Guards.' ■ Wkcre It in inconvenient to lodge the order at a Station it may.be forwarded by wire or port to tills offico. Attention to this arrangement will prevent disappointment and delay. O.\HUDSON. . 'District Traffic Manager. . Auckland, June 10,1854. , QAILORS' REST AND HOME. REMOVAL TO LARGER ROOMB-25, QUEEN-STREET WHaRF. These Rooms will be OPKNKD (God willing) on THURSDAY, June 12. Divine service at Tho' first Social Meeting will be hold on FRI DAY, June 13. at 8 p.m. Reading and smoking Rooms open daily from 1 til) 10 p m. THE OPENING TEA MEETING Will be held on FRIDAY EVENING, June 20' at G3O p.m. Tiokets. Is each. The Bishop of Auckland will preside. DAKIRARAHI No. 1 |BLOCK. 1 iiekehv caution ail persons from dealing with the Timber on this Block, as the same has been legally purchased, with allnecessary rights, by the Union Steam Saw Moulding, Sesh, and Door Company (Limited). Neither Hohepa Hpkniri nor Mr Singleton Rochfort have any right or authority to offer the Batd Block or Timberfor sale Dated at Auckland tho 10th day of June, 178 J. K. T. DUFAUR, Solicitor, Queen street, Auckland. -vr ~6 t•. i c c. TO THE INHABITANTS OF PAPATOITOI AND OJ'AHUHU. I, the undersigned, will Him a "BUS from the Otara School-house oach KKIDAY, commencing on tho 30th of May, leaving at 8.30 o'olock, and returning from Auckland at 3.30 o'clock. D, CHAPMAN, Proprietor, May 28,1884. , "DARNELL DISTRICT SCHOOL. The School Committee of Parn'oll having boen requested to open a Nlghtdchool, hereby request all who are wishful to attend to send or leave their names and addresses to the Secretary on «r before THURSDAY. 12th Instant. J. W. ROBINSON. Secretary. TT^" II MITCHELL, Vand and estate agent. FOR LEASE for a Long Term—A Splendid Farm of 11G Acres, freohold. In gross, with a Leasehold attached of 150 Acres, having good timber for fencing; within 10 mimitOß'"Walk of a rising township, with the advantage of a con stant and excellent' market. Tbere is a com modious'family residence and also outhoußes, cow-sheds, barns, &c. This in a first-class farm, capable of producing a good income, and is now in ahigh state of cultivation. Purchasing clause cun be obtained If necessary. FARMS FOR SALE OK LEASE - Good Houses and Allotments for Sale. Mouses to iv3t, tinvnd Sections-Mount Kdoo. Pooaonby, North Shore, und other places, for Solo, MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage on good Freehold Security. PAK'D-'KRSHIPS Negotiated, and Confiden tial Agencies undertaken. 8, MBKCAKTUJi &UMBEB9, QPKKN-BTREET. VALUABLE Gold Watch given tD every Servant who stays two rears In a situation obtauiedithrough Hannaford's Auck land Registry. Particulars on application. 7SHIMNEYB Swept, Carpets Shook. V>< Wlndowi Clean»d, afcd other odd Jobs done.-George William Wllcook. WesMreet, Newton. STORAGE for bond or free Goods at lowest rfltegf —E. and A. Isaacs. MOKE ¥ TO LEND on freehold security. -Joseph Blades. Solicitor. Vnlcan Lane. ONEY TO LEND, on good freehold securities, at current rates. — Arch. Buchanan. Solicitor, Quean-street (opposite Bank of. New gcalaud). IS3 PEATE, Fashionable Dressmaker, from London, late otSydney. Style, fit, and good work combined. Lessons given in cutting and fitting.-Nelson-street, opposite Bt. James's Church. __>r _ rTIHE STEAMER Lai.la jfflP^Br^i X Kookh will leave One- A&X___L*huu?a Wharf for Waitara TO mjßJknm_P^tnirm>W (Wednesday), at U f1 ,n,.. for freight or paseaga apply to P. CLARK, Agent, Onohunga. Onehunga. Jnnp 10,188<, *.■*& /CRUSADER, _*gg|Hß| \J FROM LONDON. "^wSSs^fiST All Claims and Accounts <a aJßiSjufcaßainßt Uie above vessel must be rendered in duplicate at the Office of the undersigned before noon on THURSDAY, otherwise they will not be recog nised. A. HKATHKR, Agent. i.»l A TO £10,000 LENT on Building dWX" Socloty principles, or on other tomii to auit borrowers. AUotmonts bought And Houses built on Weekly Payment System Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for sale on 4th page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for investment— 0, Williamson Land. Estate, and Financial .* cent mid. valuer. Hlmh-Btreet Auckland. T E G A L. Tho undersigned begs to announce that he has commenced to Practise as a Solicitor in the Oillcoa of the late Mr E. K. Tylor. Imperial Chambers, Vulcan Lane. • • , JOSEPH BLADES, Auckland, Hay 19. \W. CALEDONIA HOTEL, SYMPNDS STREET. FRANCIS O'DOWD (late of tho Family and Naval Hotel, Pitt-street) bogß to thank liia friends a.ud. customers for past support, and .wishes to'inform them ho is now Proprietor Qf the Caledonia Hotel, and v\\\ be pleased to see his friends, as the very best brands of Wines, Ales, and lleor will bo kept, as heretofore. Ac. commpdatlon forniannhd horso.—Note address: F. O'P.OWU. Oalodoiiia Hotel, corner ""yinonds street and jlarangahn'pe Koad, : T OOK OUT FOR THE PAMPHLET ! ,/ BRITISH DESPOTKM TITUt SOUTH SEA ISLANDS AND THE PERSECUTION OF MR W. J. HUNT BY • SIR ARTHUR GORDON, High Commissioner, undor "Tho Western Pacific Ordeni In Council, 1877 and 1879," By VOX POPULI. • Copies of tho abovo can be obtained of MriJ. L. Thompson, Agvllt, High -street, and fronfsll Booksellers. PRICE-ONE SHILLING. iNW Ijaw Partnership. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that they have commenced Practices in Co-partner ship A3 BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS n Chambers Ih Hiqhbtrret, opposite Mr W. Atkln's Printing Office. E. W. BURTCON. W J. NAPIER. Auckland, September 22nd, 1883, Miscellaneous Wanted*. X\T ANTED, a thorough General Servant :VV fora private family (town).—Apply to "James Butclift'a, Fruiterer, vlctoria-st ■ . TjIIRST-CLASS DRAUGHTSMAN (SuF- I*l voy and Mechanical) desires Employ ment ; good testimonials. — " A.E.," Box 39, Mastcrtori. BOOT TRADE. - Wanted, improvers for tho Bench; alaa, an Apprentice for tho Clicking. — Hy. Pa.vy, Crown Boot Factory, Groy-strcpt, ___ [ __' FTIRAOESMEN'S BOOKS opened, made X UP- posted, checked and balanced period ically ny an Experienced Accountant, at a nominal cost—Address "Accountant," P. 0.8. 78, Auckland. ' PARTNERSHIP.— Gentleman (27) wants abovo in old established business.) whoh » sale preferred. Strictest investigation required," All communications confidentially treated, Capital, £500. — Addl^sa, Partnership, STAR Office. WASHING AND, CHARING, Eliza betliTßtveet, off Wood-street,' Ponsonby; yeforences given,—Mra James Young. a A^DENING—Wanted Known to those ■whom it may concern—That J» P. Slattery, fraotioal Gardener, Wellington-street, is pre pared to undertake all kinds of work in hla pro. fossion, and execute it in the best and most efficient manner—such as the paving-out of now grounds neat and to the beat advantage, prun ing, renovating, p\\ttUitc in order, and all kinds OI ground wojk to the best satisfaction. ORE JEWELLERY.—Mr H. Penz bolz, Working Jewoller, begs to inform the trado, his friends and the public, that hav ing returned to Auckland, ho has commenced Business in Darby-street. Thistle Hotel Build ings (a feWßteps Jrom Queen-slTOot). All orders ana repairs in; Jewellery will be satisfactorily executed. Prices very moderate.



Bwdnesa Notice*. MISS HILL, Dressmaker, Collingwood street, Ponsonby. Stylo and fit guaran teed. . ■ VTAPIER HOUSE, Frinces-street.— J.l Comfortable Board and Residence.— Vacancy for 2 gentlemen. Terms moderate; LIME! LIME! LIME !—Wanted Known—The only person in Auckland burning Uyeter Shell Lime is'J. Johnston. Aroh Hill; 3a per bag. Reductions to the trade. JG. HENDERSON'S. • CHKRRY PECTORAL, . < 2a Gd and 4s 6d par bottle. To be had only at Medical Hall. Ponsonby, opposite Three Lamps, WO R M. «. All childrcd Buffer from them. If Busnectod. ask for the Certain Co.. . 9HAULANDB WORM POWDERB, Is pack«. Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-offloc. ■\TIOLENT Raging Toothache is in V nearly every instance instantaneously cured by using Odontaleicon. the now remedy, Is.—C. W. Goodson, London Arcade. T> ELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— XV SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL. Price, 2s IM and 4s 6d.—F. C. Sharland, opposite the Post-office. rnOOTHACHE COKE. — Instantaneous A Relicf-ODONTALGIC-ls per botUe.- F. C. SHARliANlMipposite Post-ofilce. __ DH. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular cuuUiciiio of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box,—Colo nial Agent, F. C, BHABLiND, opposite the Poat ofllcu. _■ RATS! RATS! RATS!—Use SHARLANU'S PHOSPHOB PASTE, Bats eat It greedily, and die; no smell. 1 Price, One Shilling a Bottle. F, 0. BHAHT AND opposite Postoffloe. : a > USE LINE »o« thk HAlß.—This ci« IV ifkih preparation completely eclip*er .vry urilcle of a similar kind now befon -iiu puWk-.-I'rico, tafid a bottle.—SHAßUiNa. liiotliucarlus' Hull. * !•.1 lANOFORTES Tuned (ss) by "an e^ porienceil hand from Kirkmin's, Londofi. Old Pianos entirely restored in tbflß. touch, and quality refeltedj, l^ulnoa —W. Sior, Karangahape Road, Newton (opposite Frimif's, Ironmongers . FOR SALE, a good Horse; trial given. Price, £5.-For address, apply Stah Office; TO LET, Shop and 5 rooms in Hobson. street, near Cook-»treet.—Apply to Thos. Cjnstable, Hobson street. R W, B. JONES, M.R.C.V.S..L. (Memter of the Royal College of Veter inary Surgeon ■ London), late Veterinary Sur geon, North Metropolitan Tramway Company, London, has commenced practice in Auckland and may bo consulted on Diseases of Horses, Cattle, and Donesticated Animals at the Masonic Hotel, Piinces-street All communica tions left at Mr Haslott's, Chemist, Queen-st. will receive promptattention. Telephone No. 40. The Register of Members of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons can be seen at Mr Haslett'a. ' ■ ■ mAILOR AND OUTFITTER. J. FLETCHER, Hobson-st., 5 Returns thanks to his numerous patrons for' their liberal support during the past five years, still assuring them and the public thafonly Perfect Fits, combined with First class Styjo and tho Best' of Workmanship, are tho ruMg': standards in tho execution of every «rder In trusted to hts care. Price a. moderate. Terms cmh. Gentleman's own material HiadO Up. . 171 G. EWING TO N, 1 • KS'I'ATK AGENT (KBTABIJBHED 18 YRAB.B.) •- — --' MONKY TO LENH on City Securities. Hoiim-3 Shops. Cottages, Allotments, and Farms for Sale at low prices and on easy terms. Two New Cottages in Kusscll-street, Great North Road, eHio each. . .- . FTIAUPIRI EXTENDED COAL-MINING -*- COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF TAUPIRI COAL. COAL from Other Mines in the Waikato being now Introduced into the Auckland Market, Conßumors of TAUPIRI COAL are Requested to be Careful in giving their Orders in future to ask for " TAUPIRI COAL." FRANZ SCHHRFF, Secretary. Auckland. May 26.1881. TRY RBwa EWS SPECIAL BLEND OF TNDIAN 4>jn /IHINA rpEAS, Indian and V^hina A. eas, AT -. - ] /IO PER La CORNER OF VICTORIA ANB AtBBET-STEEETS. -JO" O .T.. I" C - J!.- A. LX SUKUR having bought a BANK KUPT STOCK of LADIES'CLOTH JABKKTS for Ca«h> Is now selling the saino at and Under Wholesale Cost. Also SEVERAL JOB PARCELS for Cash, in HOSIERY. GLOYKS. LADXKd and CHIIj- DRKN-S UNDKKCLOTHING, WOOIAEN CLOUDS, O'o.,,nmch Under Original Cost. V ' -AT TUX BON MARCHK. D«KBS MATERIAL 3. ' VKLVETKKNsJ SUJItTINGS. B. ANKKT3. >'LANNEL?. j SHKETINa9.etc,, all Boua*t at * Dtoeount for Cash, Cannot be s'urjiasaeil for value. i Kvetr department ia replcto with NOVEL TIES FOX PRESENT SKAteON, und should bo inspected without delay. ObserveAddroes~-BON MAROHE, 31^<*Se^n street (nont UewUi Bros.) ■ M; ROBERT TCJDEHOfE, Plumber, &c, bogs to annouueo thatho has taken over the Plumbing busincssof Mr Samuel Parker, and In removing to hi» new promises in Wellealey street, opposite" tho Opera House,-would take the opportunity to thank his numerous friends for past favours, and in solicitinga com inuanco of Bupport, would state that Us more extensive premises and facilities will enablqhim to carry on the trade In all its branches to greater ad vantage than formerly. , • ' '. GAS FrrnßGa^aspfendid stock, at cheapest prices In town.. J£xceli6nt assortment of Elec trlo Bolls and Fittings, Corrugated Tanks, Chimney Cowls, Wash Basins and Lavatories. Portable Baths, &0.. Portable Wasjiin&j Boljers, &c. Estimates given for all branches of tho trade in: town or country. ; • ' . \ ROBERT TUDEHOPE, WELLESLEY-STREEI', opposite Opera Utipto Board and Residence. '; TJIPLEY COTTAGE, Jevvoh Road, jLV Ponsonby.— Selectßoard and Resldenco, with all home comforts.—Mm J. GUI, Pioprie tress. /COMFORTABLE Board and Residence V> for three Men in respectable family, Gra hamc-street.- Address at J. Ogilvio's, Grocer, Victoria street /COMFORTABLE BOARD AND RESI- Vv ■OKNCK for Gentlemen; sponge and shower bath ; piano.—Opposite Prince of Wales Hotel, Hobson-street. A LADY having a larger house than ehe requires In Uppor llOhßon-strcot, would let four rooms on moderate terms to a married couple (without children prpferred).—Address " Alma," Star Offlco. ' ■ ■ Tenders O EAPERH ANGERS.-Wanted, Handn.-0 Sinnett, Aroh Hill Oil and, Colour Shop. ■ Tp O CAR?EKC TER S. Tenders will be received until i o'clock on MONDAY NEXT for Additions to House at Rocky Nook. Plans at my office, Canada Buj d ogs. jpgjjjjY G WADSi AroMteok m O CAItP. E. N T E ft S. Tenders will bo received untilnooa'of TUES DAY NEXT for tho Erection of Stableß at Paruo. Plana at my office, Canada Buildings. HENRY G. VSTADE, Architect. nrt O B U I L D E R S. Tondorß will be received until noon of FRI DAY, the 20th instant, for tho Erection o* Custodian's Residence at the Freemasons' Hall, Princes street. Plans, &c, at mv offices, corner of Vulcan Lane and O'Couuell-street. . W, H. SKINNER,. Architect. T> A. R Q U E • F L O R A\ Tenders will be received Up to noon. THUKB DAY, IBthinst..for th,e DISCHARGE, CAar- AGE, STORAGE, and RE-SHIPMENT of 300 to SOO tons of GUANO. ■ Condition* of Contract can be seen at the Office of gV Cojsenb; 83, Queen-street \ ' v .' , ■i endera to be addressed toL CAPT.: HOLMA^' a» above address. *, . ' i'! -



LOST, from Franklin Road, a Bay Pony, »With long rope round her neok.; Finder rewarded. —Apply to Mrs Jagger, Franklin Road. . LOST, in Karangahape fcoad, a Black Retriever Pup; rewardeivcn.—Apply W. F. Wiledn. Mona view. Karingahape Road. OST.'on May 31, from Otahuhu, Light Bay Colt, rising 3 years, newly shod, black points, mark of the strangles under the jaw. Reward at. 203. ~ Apply to Thos. Gooiwin, Otahuhu. ■■..... : ■ . .. QST, a Young Fox Terrier Dog j Par riell collar.! No. 194.—Whoever will bring; him to HrO. Fraser, Stone House, Manukan Road, Piirnell; or to MrL. Fleming, Grahame'B Bond, Fort-street, will be rewarded. Any per son retaining the dog.after this notice will be prosecuted., ; STOLEN OR STRAYED, a Black-and white Newfoundland Pup, C monthi old.— A rcwai« of 108 will be paid on delivery io W. Cochrane,' Jnn,. Ponsonby Road.—Anyone de taining it atterthiedate will be proaecutedi ■ OUND in one of our 'Bneeß a Purse with money. Owner can bare samenpon paying cost of this advertisement.—West find Bus Company, care Coupland & Co.. Queen-Bt. 1 /:|S i -'Lost, on -Wednesday, 28th, be A" twoen Pcnrose Crossing and Otahuhu a Lady's Leather Bair, containing a'sum,, of money and various other articles.-J'he above reward will be paid to anyone renming the same to H. Jackson, Butcher, Otahuhu, or STAB Office. •: -.' Meetings. ,'':;',, EVANGELISTIC SERVICES will be ESld in the Ponsonby Wesleyan School j-oom on TUESDAY, June 10th, and following evenings, ■as per liand - bills - circulated! Addressos by .Ministers and Friends. All are invited. _^ ''.'". O.S.—The Half-Yearly! Meeting of • Sanctuary City of Auckland, No. 3,978, will be held in ho Alaxaudra-sUvot School-room at g o'clock TO-MOKRO W (Wednesday) EVOK ING, June Uth. Candidates from Courts to be in attendance at 8.30. By order^H. T. GAR KATT. Sec. POYAL OAK GOLD-MINING COM ±\ , PANY (LIMITED). ; ;■..... The Annual General Meeting of the Share holders.of thn Royal Oak Gold-mining Company will be held at the Company's Office, 62, Qneen strcot, Auckland, oa WEDNESDAY, tHo 18th day oil June, 188-1. at 10.30 a.m. Business: To receive Directors' Annual Report and Balance sheet, elect Directors and Auditors. W. HORNK, Secretary. Auokland. Juno, 18M. ■'■■-' "fNDUSTRIAL AND PROVJDENT JL- PERMANENT BUILDING. LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. -The half-yearly General Meetlngof above named Society will be held on FRIDAY. 13th June next, nf 8 o'clock in the orcning, in tho Society's Oftices, corner of Qeeen-stroet;,and Vulcan Lane. ; '. ., ; , : ,' GEORGE FRASBR, Manager. A UjCKLAND PERMANENT ICO -±%.: OPERATIVE BUILDING AND IN- . <:■• ..VESTMENT SOCIETY. ,„'■■'-' : ■• '■•'.;. ■■,; ;;;Nb!T'tc:E.:, -.;'■ ry'.'i'?o The'T wolf t.h"Annual Meeting of the Auckland Permanent Co-operative Building and Invest ment Society, for receiving tho Atnnual Repoct and' Accounts, and electing a (Somnilttco OT Manngehioiit imd Auditors (or the enßUinjryear, will bo held in the Lecture Hall of tho You*? Men's Christian Association. Albort-stroet, on TUKSDAY, tli&lftti-Jtino,lSgl.at half-past7.ln the evening." - -• — -r JOHN BATGER, Secretary. N.H.—ln accordance wltli ItuVj No. 44, Nami natioijsoi Candidates for Office must b« lodged with the Secretary on or before 31st May. Amusements.. /.'"" "riUt mIIEA TR E 11 OST"A L. commkncingTriday next. Fob a Short Skason Only. First Appearanae in Auckland of tlio verltablo Monarch and Prince of Entertainers, f .. i i 1" PU'OFESSO R* ANDERSON, ■■ i PROFESSOR ANDERSON, —Great 'Wizard of' the North.!— Cosmopolitan Monarch of Magicians, Scientist, Phllosopner, and Traveller, having visited every purl of the world, receiving un bounding enthusiasm from thousands upon thousandßOf every nation, in every clime, will appear in a series of Incomprehensible Won- ' | 5 dcrs of Ancient Ncoromancy and I 8 Modern Marvels. The Ago of the New, ' . and Huge Events in Modern Wonders. - The Extroino Limits" of Magnitude reached, LOUISE MAUDE ANDERSON, ' . Tho'Eminent Thought-reader, illustrating a . . . ': ."* Mesmeric Trance. Mental Telegraphy, Beheading a Lady, and Real Indian Basket Feat. The New Feats and Marvellous Experiments Reaching the Very Acme of Perfection. r\ R G A N REG I T A L. ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1884. By Mr NEVILLE BARNETT, F. 0.0.: -V Programme of Music by Bach. Handol, Hayttn, Beethoven, Mandols- Bohn, Smart, Lefeture, Wely. v , DETAIL EATBB. ; ■■"*?" \t\ A NCI N, G. DAN CIN W» JLF ' . -'-. SECOND TERM. < ' ,nM Second Term of PftOF. JULE3 DB BER NARD'S Sele6s Classes, Masonic Hall, Prinoes siroot—Adults, Wednesday, June 18,7.30 p.m.; Juveniles, Saturday, 2lst, 3.30 p.m. Ladles' Special Class, Thursday, 10th, 10.30 a.m. Terms: Uents anil 5.0., £\ ss; Ladies' and Juveniles, 1 Guinea. Pon£onby (;laSs—Tnesday. 17th, 7.45 p.m. Onohunga, at Mrs General Stoddard's, Sol Vtyn-Wieel— Juveniles, Wednesdays, 3 p.m.; Adults, Frlrays,'B p.m. Mrs Glover's, Symonds- . stre«—Thiirmays, 7.80 p.m. Remuera, at Mrs Law's^-AdUlte, Saturdays, 7.30 p.m.; Juveniles (Second Term) Saturday, 2Sth, 10 am. Terms: £1 ss. from date of entrance.. ■ -, ! Prof. B. ' attends • all the loading Ladies' Schitols: Sjjeclftliios—The Now VaJso easy, elegant, and craceful, now everywhere danced in Europe by tho upper class; also the Slow Valsoand,Trerioh Cotillions, t ■ ■ ■• .':■,.'.' ;\> ; Intending Pupil* are .requested to apply 4arly. -ClassesflUlingrapldly.^. . .... n. = Prof. B, gives Private Lossons daily in New Valse.&c- ;•'.•-. .'. ~.,'..'.;.',. ■■ ~. •.,.;:■ .• 1 For further pajftloulars apply at residence, 75. Hobspn-sm'e't; 6r obtain Cards at Upton's, Quetn-atreeU';'...;., ~\,,V -'.'■ ?-.il: ■.; ->i.;■..■.>.■■..• ■ •-: Aucttous.. .(! ! TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock a.ro. i "' APPLES/! ■ APPLESiMr • ■'oranges I.lv v ■ , | 1 b;.,w.;.pa.t9n,' 1.;1 , TTJTILL Sell by auctioi; ab feis Mart To yt T morrow ( Wednesday), at It o'clock, ;25 oases Nonpareil Rxieaets V FIRST- l# S l* 50 oases Stone Pippins TOLAS 8 t \ ,■;•-'';■/:. TO-MORROW." .^':-;;(U ''.' ■ I TEA, SUGAR, KEROSI^E,I';' POTATOES, CARROTS. ><;; -■■' W. iDOWDEN / ,- WILL sell by auction at the Exchange - Mart, To-morrow,' ftt 11 o'clock, • •' . ?0 Half -chests Too, . ' <^: 175 Boxes Tea. . .._,.-, 4 Tons Sugap . . . ' 100 Caees KerraJiic. Also. . A quantity of Clothing, Overcoats, Tweed Suite, &0., Sea. &o. ■ . TO-MORROW, 10.30 a.m. ;." ;• ORANGES ! ORANGES !! :; ? . , . ORANGES I!! ■■ ;, ,* ': i. i Ex Torea, just Arrived. ■ • , , ; Xv ARTHUR1 ..;;■ v.:/:^1 WILL Sell-by auction to-morrow On the wharf, alongside the Toroa, at 10.30, 100.00Q ORANGES. . ■ ;. ■■...■; ■ TO-MOftROW, at H o'clock. ; Vj PRODUCE, fjROCEHIES, FANCY GOODS, AN© DRAPERY. . ; . MESSRS CARBINES ft TAYLOR ■\XTHjL sell bjr public "auction To-morrow TT (Wednesday), at 11 o'clock sharp, .' •' PRODUCE.-20".tons trood. Table > Potatoes/ UnioDs, Bacon and Hanis, 'Wairoa Cheese oasft^^ »***■ ■ G EtUcmiES.-Toa, Sugar, Lemon Peel, Mikea S Bfjcuito, Kerosonc, Soap. Candles. &cT^ »RAPERY.-Gonts* YcmthV and Boytf Tweed- Buitj-, Trousers, and Trousers and Vest Hats, Braxes, Alpaca Umbrellas. Children's and i^adics' Sunshadcß. Parachutes, Ladies" ' Choloo Assortment of Silk Velvet Hats, in ! colours and black. Ladies' Satin, Felt, Black Satin, Quilted Skirts, Ladies' Hosle^ Corsets, &c. Men's Merino Shirts and Panto. Fanoy Plmh Rosettes (assorted •colours)! Blankets. Carpets, Genta' Sereo Coats &d FANCY GOODS.-Albums, Packet Kn^ca Com he. Accordions, Horse Bridles. &o. 1 FOKNf TURK, Cutlery, and Jewellery, Sea., Sec. *; , CARBINES AND TAYLOR, ._ Auctioneers, jQaeen-street. THURSDAY, JUNE 12. f j HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,; CoiKn'gWood-Atreet. W. DOWDEN TTAS jreieelveC iifijcructions from 'mJb' JLIj Blaok to Soil byaAuction, at her resi dence, ColUngwood streot, on Thursday "at U o'clock,. ~i .i -» /T7» \'sl i , Thi HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, oonalaHntf -a lot Drawlng-rooni ftnd.JJlning-rooin Tables i ■%, and/Chftlrsi Sofas; SWtagll^&erPio • •', tures, BertHteads anctffiadding, Carpete! ; ,<iilcloth, Washstands-and-Ware, Bforo " ;,, acitchen Utensils, ? Breakfaab;:ahfl Dinner jjjjg AVure, Cutlerr, efeCjet^T;^ :, ContmaedonronrthPoge. |