SUPPOSED CASE OF SMALL POX IN MELBOURNE.

Mbl-O-lU.-, Juno 1. What is believed to be a case of small-pox was reported yesterday to the Central Board.of Health. It appears that about a Week 6r ten days ago, a man named Barker, afurrier, from Hobart, came to Melbourne via Launceston, and a few days ago he showed symptoms of illness. As the symp toms developed, they had every appearance of those of a very severe form of small-pox ; but on this point, as usual, opinions differ. One medical man affirms it to be a decided case of small-pox, and another declares that while tlie eruptions resemble those of the worst form of small-pox, the general symptoms are not compatible with that, and the case is probably a severe one of chickon-pox. Meanwhile the patient, who has resided at Barkly street, Carlton, has boon removed to the Sanatorium, at Williamstown, of &hioh he is the first occupant.. Dr. Youl, the President of the 1 Central Board of Health, says: " I heard of the case on Saturday. Barker is a married man, about 50 years of age, and lie was living in Barkly-street, Carlton, with his wife ; no ono else was in tho houso ; ho is suffering, froiin a diseaso resembling small-pox ; I say '.resembling small-pox,' because I believe it is a similar case to that of Miss Jennio Southern, which occurred two years ago. I do not think it is small-pox, but I must s_y that I_t out of every 20 medical men Would say that it was small-pox. I think it i- a case of ohickori-pox', which is just now vfery vloTent and aggravated by sea-sick ness. I called together the membors of my board, and we saw Barker. The disease appeared to bo a virulent ono, and'it was so very- like small-pox that in the opinion.of the board it was that disease, and tha.t it Was considered desirable to havo the patient Rent away. We had no power to compel him to undorgo isolation, but I persuaded him that it would be best for him to do so. Accordingly, on Sunday Wo took an am bulance and took him away from Carlton, arid drove him totlioSnnitorhm. at Williams town quietly and Without any fuss, his wife going with him. Dr, Wn. Eft-ling went ddwn there to attend him: at 10 o'clock on Sunday morning I had some converaotion with Barker, but I Could not find out that he had been in communication with anyone who had; suffered from smallpox in any way. He told me he had not had anything to do with the passengers of the s.s. Romo. Dr. Enabling will _co to him at,Williamstown, The house' at Carlton, whioh was -oenpied by Barker has- beon placed under the chargo of the police, who will see; that no one enters it.' Tho ambulance was fumigated, and so-wore the constables. Whatever diseaso Barker is suffering from, I think it was wise to isolate him". ' On Monday I will communicate by telegraphwith Launcoston, and will warn them of what has occurred, in ordor that theymight take what measures they con eider necessary in order to escape contagion, if ony danger exists.

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Before His Worship tho Mayor.) Dute-K.—William Donlon and Leon Land sheer, 6s.'

Insane.—Frederick Anderson, remanded for seven days. PKTeiiTHi- Hisnm-.— Petor Finn, an old man, whoso convictions nearly equalled in number the days of tlie year, was again brought up under the Vagrant Act, charged with having no visible means, cto. —Prisoner. f>le»ded not guilty; ho wast ap inmate o. tho Old Men's Home.—Sergeant White said it was truo that Potor had been in tho Home,, but his Conduct, had boon so outrageous; that tho officer in chargo sent. to tho polico station ; ho was very drunk, and rogulnrly upset tho Homo. Peter denied tho charge.—Constable lie- Cleltari gave t. brief sketch of the old man's career.^' He was formerly a shoeblack, but had degenerated into a notorious drunkard. —Sergeant White thought a littlo work would be of advantage to Peter, who had had too easy a time of it lately.—His Wor ship coincided with this view, and sentenced prisoner to three months' imprisonment with hard labour.

.Assault.—Ernostßodon Hill was charged with assaulting John Henry Wilsdn by striking him, on the 6th inst.—Mr Brsssoy for the informant, and Mr. Theo. Cooper-in defence.—Adjourned until Saturday.

{Before His Worship the Mayor and Mr B, Tonks, Esq.)

As Old Charob.—Robert Sullivan was brought up on a charge of stealing an oil skin, pants, and two fishing lines, value 21s, tho property of William Knox, on the 20th June.—Prisoner pleaded not guilty to stealing them.—William Knox deposed that, he was a fisherman, and proprietor of tho Seagull fishing boat. .. He purchased the things for prisoner's use. , They were, in fact, the property of the boat. . Prisoner took French leave, left without notice, and pawned *" tho things. — Gustav'us Jones, employed, at Messrs Morrin's, deposedTthot Knox bought .'the .goods at his employers' store, but he had not paid for theft..- Tho'prisoner selected tho goods. —Bernard Keeßihg, pawnbroker, Victoria street, deposed that prisoner pawned the oilskin and pants at his shop for.ss. Ho said' they were his own,—Robert Sullivan, deposed that the goods wore purchased for him on the understanding that'he was to; pay for them in five weeks. Neither ho; nor .Knox had yet squared. — Sergeant White said-the linos had not been re covered.—Fined 40s, or one month in gnol. Mr Keeslng to-receive ss, which he ad vanced on the things., This was all the business. -

SPORTING NEWS.

SydUey Turf Clnb Queen's Birthday

cap-, ..'■'; The iollowingis a full account of the Tun

ning for .__— ' '__ T__ j}QtT_-S-- BjBTIiDAX- Curj ar_ii__ic_p sweepstakes of 20sov_. each,' 5. forfeit, or entrance fee only,' if declared by day of general . entry,, with . 500 sexs..-^dg^d^ eeconcfhbrse 100 soys-, and.third hors. _0 soys. from the prize. One mile and a half. ~ y '-;' ' J '■ Mr P.1 J.-M'Alister'sb m- Jessie.- __ yeSr-,&H 4st. 111b., by Kelpie—Parachute (E.

M'Grade) ... — — — ! Mr George Fogan's b m Phyllis, 4 years, ' _s_ 71b. (Bourke) ... .;M«.-:;:-2 Mr E. Keys' b h Rapid, 5 years, 7at. 81b. (Gallagher) ..'. ■•• 3 The Gem, 9st. ,Ib. (Regdnj.; Stoekdalo, Bst. 71b. . (Norton) ; Hypatio,_ Sst.. 51b., (Huxley); Warwick, Bst. 2lb. (Gough); First Demon, Sst. (Gainsforth) ; Bristol. Bst. (Colley) ; Old ■ Gold, 7st. 81b. (Wil; Hams); Here's Luck, 7st. 71b. (English, Comet, 7st. slb. (Williamson): Goldfinch, 7st. (Tory) ; _esbia,'-sf. 121b. (Nicholson) ; Mlrabeau, Bst, Gib. (Milne); Rainbow, 6st. 51b. (Kelso); Lord ,Clifden, , t 6st. 51b. (M'Grath) j Revenge; 6st.. 41b, (Ellis). Friendship 6st, (Leadbeater), also.np Betting: 3to 1' v. Comet; 6to 1 each v. Lesbia and Jessie; 10 to 1 each v. The Gem and First Demon; 12to 1 each v. Phyllis and Stbckdale ; 15 to 1 each v. Lord Chf den, Rapid, and Hypatia;,:2o to 30 to 1 v. any other. . ■ ' ■■" ' The usual wearisome delay took place before the flag was lowered to a good start, Bristol and Mirabeau being the first to move, and the latter, on the outside, taking up the running at the distance, led for a few strides,, when Revenge in the centre shot to the front, and just led War wick Goldfinch, Here's -Luck, and Mirabeau past the stan.i,- while the lot were whipped in by Stockdale, and Bristol. Goldfinch led over the ran crossing and past Cutis' by a length, followed" by Warwick, who had Here's Luck and Lesbia at. his girths, the others well packed a cbuple of lengths off, and whipped in by The Gem, Stockdale, and rapid. After passing the seven furlongs post Heres Luck ran to the front and led Goldfinch and Mirabeau two lengths along the back of Uie course, Lesbia,Warwick, Phyllis, Cone, and Jhssie following on close. When half-way up the hill, Comet on the outside ran up second, and was with in a length of, Here's Luck, when pass ing the Trainers' Stand, and after them succeeded Mirabeau, Rapid, Phyllis, Jessie, and Lesbia in cluster, but a few strides further on Lesbia and Heres Luck were beaten, and Rapid and Lomot led round the bend, and turned into the straight on close terms, attended by Here s Luck Phyllis, and Jessie; at the distance Comet was in front and looked all over a winner, but Rapid and Phyllis were hard upon him, and the favourite failing to stay it out retired when 100 yards from- home, and Rapid and Phyllis settled down to fight it out, but had hardly done, so when M'Grade brought JeSfle with a well timed rush, and the daughter of Kelpie, responding with her usuul game-ess, out paced the pair in the run home and iron cleverly by a long half-length from Phyllis, who just .beat Rapid, for second place; and then on pretty even terms came Comet.followed four lengths awoy by Hypatia and First Demon. Time: 2mins. 38|secs. .. ■■ , :__,._..:. : . '■-. .•:...*(>-_S,J

SUEZ MAIL NEWS

Albany, Juno 2. TiieR.M.S. Ravenna, Commander Stewart, arrived from.Colombo ati.3o p.m.

The Egyptian Question.

London, May 2,

Tho international conference on Egypt is expected to lileot shortly, though it is un decided- as yet whether at London or Con stantinople. With the. exception of France and Turkey, all the rest of the European Powers have signified their unqualified ac ceptance of the'Brrtish invitation. Franco agrees to the principle, but wishes to ex change views with England before the con fevenco meets, and also demands that tlie deliberations be not restricted to" the financial affairs of Egypt, and wjll oppose any modification pf the law of liquidation towards diminishing tho security which was assigned to tho bond-holders. Turkey has not yet replied, but will demand that the whole of the Egyptian question shall bo discussed, and that the conference by the representative of Turkey as the sovereign power in Egypt. The effect of the demands of Franco and Turkey 'would bo to reopen the whole Eastern ques tion—a result which the English Govern ment is anxious to avoid, though Russia and perhaps Austria might desiro it', Tho scopo of the negotiations of tho conference ri'obably depends upon .tlio docision of Prince Bismark, and it is not certain now that his view will bo influenced by any particular consideration lor England The present condition .of Egypt is regarded by tho Continental Powers as a reproach to England, and will bo made the most of by French intrigue. It is stated that England will- not only ask tho assont pf the Powers to tho amendment law of liquidation and .tho issue of a loan sufficient to clottr off all pressing liabilities in Egypt j but blio Will also announco her determination to lohd Egypt such credit as may be obtained by the appropriation to the Egyptian Trea svry of tlie revenno yielded by tho Suez Canal shares which are held by the British Government: Sho will further recommend the most trenchant economies 'of tho Egyp tian military expenditure. General Gordon and the Soudan:

There is no fresh news of General Gordon from Khartoum, except that many of tho garrison at Berber have surrondea to the besiegers. The indignation of the British public against tho Govornmonk for what is universally described as their desertion of General 'Gordon, is steadily rising. The "Times," the " Morning Post," and tho "'Dolly Telegraph-" have received cheques amounting to many thousands of pounds for tho organisation of a voluntary expedition to rolive Khartoum. A cheque hae been roceiued from one Eng lish lady, who offers £5,000 with that ob ject. All of tlio cheques havo been ro tutiicd to the donors, the papers declaring tho impossibility to relievo the Government from its responsibility towards General Gordon. A sum of £7,000 has already beon subscribed to the fund for the roliof expedition. A Blue Book on tho Egyptian quostion, which was published yesterday, contains tho doepatches up to April 23, on which dato Earl Granville tele graphed to Mr Egerton that he could not sanction the despatch to Berber of English troops or Egyptian troops alone. Th.c Liberal organ (tho "Pall Mall Gazette") regards the story sot forth in tho Blue Book as a Btory of shame, and, summing up the whole correspondence, points out that the Government,alter virtually altering General Gordon's mission from ono of advice too no of executing or at loaßt directing the ovacua tioh, not only of Khartoum, but tho whole of tho Soudan, have now determined that tho work must be done on peace society principles or not at all. The corres pondence shows that that is the feel ing of General Gordon himself, as Sir Evelynßaring telegraphed to Earl G ranville that General Gordon evidently thinks that ho is abandoned, and is very indignant. Tlio latest news from El Obsid, dated April 2, states that tho MaheJl has 30,000 or 40,000 regular followers encamped there, and that he can rely upon the ce-6peration of some SO tribos botwten the dosert and tho equatorial provinces. These allies can furnißh between 200,000 and 300,000 fighting mon. About 40,000 Remington rifles, 60 guns, and an enormous supply of military stores havo fallon into the Mahdi's handa through the dofoats which ho inflicted on tlio Egyptian Army.

THE UNEMPLOYED.

Work Offering from Various Quarters.

Til- delegates appointed at the meeting of unemployed yesterday waited on his Wor ship the Mayor, and laid their-grievances before him. His Worship requested them to forward to tho City Council a state ment of facte, mentioning whether the men , are-, married or single, giving- their ;trude or occupation, stating how long they had been but" of work, and where they wore last . employed. In accordance with the resolution passed yesterday, a second meeting Was held this morning, when the Mayor's request was read land acted upon.. It was pointed out by softie of the' speakore that the six shillings .per day which they asked for !was for temporary rolief work, and that they" Wduld not be satisfied with _t as a temporary wage. Acting upon <the Mayor's suggestion, a list of un employed was sent in to ' the City Council this afternoon. It contains '13- signatures—oo being single men and 44 married. The sohedule Bhews that 77 _re labourers, 7 bushmon, 4 carters, 4 ifireraen, 4 each painters, storemen, boot ,'makers, engineers, miners, nnd navvies, 2 each blacksmiths, farm labourers, and plasterers, 1 each shipping lolerk, draper, gasworks hand, horse dealer,' tinsmith, ' groom, fish-dealer, butcher, r,sawyer, grocer,, platelayer, iron imaulder, driver, chairman, miller, gardener, 'bricklayer, collier, carpenter, sailor, printer, sbnrrnan, baker. We understand that Mr •Fauldpr has intimated to the Mayor his willingness, t0,.. find ' employment for .50 or 60 good labourers at 8s per iday;; while Mr Kiirby has stated nis willfnghsss to take 20.,.0f 30 at 7s or Bs. The latter employer is also willing to put ;on a number of men at metal breaking at ;4s 6d per yard, which is moro than the .Council- is paying at .present. If this bo 'itrue,\the request- for work should .not re- Main long unanswered.

TELEGRAMS.

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: Thames, this Iday.—Large blotches of gold were found in the Queen of Beauty Imino last night in the leaders to the sea ward of the shaft at No. 7 level.

j DON-DIN, "ibis day.—The Licensed Vic tuallers memorialise Parliament to dispense with Elective Committees, as having proved 'a lamentable failure, and that the Act be amended in the direction of reverting to a non-elected bench, the amendment to apply to the whole colony.

INVEKCARGILL, this day.—The Town Council have rodnced the salary of the Town Clerk (who also acts as Treasurer and Valuer) from £400 a year to £350. -Reduc tions have also been made in the salaries of tho .Inspector of Nuisances, Foreman of Works, and Engineer. Invercarciill, this day.—A .most suc cessful trial of Tomlinson and Hayward's sheep dip took place at McNab's, Knap dale, on; Wednesday, in the presence of a large number of flock-owners, who were highly pleased with the result. A case will be heard at Invercargill next Monday in which a local manufacturer of sheep dip sues a rival maker for assault, committed partly by doucing him in the fluid purifier.

LATEST POLITICAL NEWS.

.(-Y *_4eG_.._-'H.— OWN Kl.rO-.'tßß),

Wellington, this afternoon. Last Night's D_vl<_on.-A_ok__id Mem bers Moving.

As your readers might have anticipated from tho information I had supplied you with concerning the sentiments of Messrs Moss and Pilliet respect ing the crisis, neither of these .gentle men voted at last night's division. The only other member now in Wellington who did not vote was Mr Hamlin, His reasons for abstaining havo not transpired. Messrs Swanson, Peacock, and Whitaker aro en deavouring to got up a meeting of Auckland members to decide what stepß should be taken in the present ortsjs to host oonserve Auckland interests, including tho matter of the railway. Mr Moss thinks that last nights-division will throw tho balance of power into tho hands of the South. Auckland Domain to be Handed Over to the City Counoil. The Government are determined, boforo they go out of office, to vest Auckland Domain in the City Council. This will bo gazetted in a few days. Parnoll and New market Will have no nay in tho manage ment, _Hb Aiickland-Ponroso Railway. As soon as tho survoy of the lino from Auckland to Penrose via Barnabas Point is finished and an estimate of cost to tho larid, an estimate of tho cost of a second tunnel through tho Domain will be prepared and tho cost of two routes com pared." M\" Mltchelaoh believes that tho Domain route will be the cheaper, the land "being in tho hands of Government, while, should the Barnabas Point route be decided on very hoayy compensation will have to be paid to private ownors for riparian, rights. It is Rumoured that tho Ministry will attempt to get their eloctorol measures thorough, also tho timber floatage bill, be fore a dissolution. Tho Trunk Hallway Route.- Tho Seal yaots of the Case.

I am at a loss to know where tho corres pondent of the "Herald" getß his in formation regardng the railway routes. He has mado so many Wretched bungles that the roaders of your morning contemporary must be in a perfect quandary. About a fortnight ago, I contradicted one ridiculous canard to tlio effect that tho Govern ment had decided on the control route when ot that timo Mr Mitchoison's ro port was not oven written ; and now in Saturday's " Herald" I find ho had made another terribly misleading mis take in his telegram, which is adorned with a largo heading. He states ho has no reason to doubt but that tho Govern ment will i-ccommond the "central route," and then proceeds in tho most un sophisticated manner possiblo 'to desc ribe rts tho central route tho pro posed lino that has all along been known as the western route—l mean that from To Awamutu to Stratford, via Ohura. I would not take the trouble to set your contemporary right were it not for.the .fact that there is absolutely ho truth in the statement that thoro is reason to bolieve • that Govern ment will recommend any particular lino, inasmuch as owing to tho Premier's illness the quostion of route has not even yet been before tho Cabinet, and in face of the no-confidence vote there is no probability; of Government recommending anything now.

THE EFFECT OF LAST NIGHT'S DIVISION.

AU Parties Disorganised.

As the result of the division on Mr Steward's nmendmont, matters to-day are in a. state.-of, complote chaos so far as .tho . Opposition is-, concerned, nnd the ""Ministry" havo'"' not yot mado up their minds what to do. Tho division has obliterated all party lines. Tho Government are virtually defeated, and this having been effected tbo ropo of sand that holds the various sections of tho Oppo sition together seems strained to tho "utmost tension. I use the words " virtually ■ defeated" advisedly. That position briefly, .stated is as follows: — A condemnatory amendment to tho Address •in • Reply has boon passed, but there is another amendment ponding, nnd until that has been disposed of and tho question formally put» tho actual defeat of the Ministry ia not consummated. Con siderable difference of opinion exists in the"! Opposition camp regarding Mr Sutton's amendment. It now transpires that it was not moved with the full concurrence of the party, and it is generally; believed that he took the step wijth the sole object of getting creditirom his constituents, and perhaps obtaining a few votes in tho struggle he will "_ndoubtedly' havo for his seat with, Mr Ormond. Ho has enemies on both sidos of tho House, and the causo of his defection from the Govern ment *' ranks is that the Government Tiave been taking .legal proceedings _gai_sti him for the, recovery of certain iiative-Jands duty. The unpopularity of the mdvor, and-the belief that a portion of ;the amendmont, as pointed out by Mr Rolleston, is unconstitutional, therefore renders it doubtful whether it will receive a unanimous support of those who voted agaifist tho Government on Mr Steward's umendment.

Mr Sutton's Amendment to bo Amended.

t Mr. 'Sutton's amendment, as now beforo the Hpuso, reads as follows :—" We also respectfully urge for your Excellency's "consideration that it is extremely unlikely 'that "other advisers would, in the present ■condition of parties, be able to carry out any iof the important measures referred to .in tho spoech which your Excellency .has been pleased to to Parliament, and other important measures which are required. We, therefore, express : the hope that your-Excellency willbeploased '.to forjyan} J:pr our consideration estimates, f or^c_^feoui|t as is neo_seary for providing for -oserrimettt rcquiroments.and that your 'Excellency will be furthor pleased to dis solve this Parliamertt:"' I hear, however; 'that when it comes up to-night ho will ask leave to amend it, so ""that it will .simply read.:—" We also .respectfully,urge 'for your'^xcelleney'sMnslderotionytltyt it is extremely unlikely that any other ad visers would, in the present condition of 'parties, be able to carry any of the Impor 't^t jfleaquips .yhich ,are urgently required." ■Wr_atWUlt_eN«|JrtM«_'eS«T . ; After the disposal of the amendment ;one waver other and the party question, .Ministers, will no doubt place their jresignatian in the hands of the Governor, and then the question arises as to what .the recommendation accompanying the -resignation will be. The general impression lis that Major Atkinson will recommend Sir ■George Grey to be sent for, this belief being based on the fd_t that Major Atkin !eon, having. publicly acknowledged Sir ; Geo. Grey as the leader of the Opposition, ihe cannot consistently adopt any other 'course. There is, however, no certainty Irogarding Ministerial action. I inquired .of Ministers tKIsT morning; and was assured nothing has yet been decided upon. 'Should the Opposition be forced to go to 'the country now, they have no common policy; their leaders being protectionists, centralists, and provinciahste, and I pre sume that in ensuing Parliament confusion' .would be only worso confounded. How ever, a few hours or a few days will decide everything for weal or woe.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

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. (Received- 12th, 2.30 p.m.) Arrival of Suez Halt Adelaide, this day. Arrived, last evening: Orient steamship Garonne, from Plymouth, May 2nd. • The Oriental Bonk. Melbourne, this day. — The Oriental Bank has given notice of appeal against the decision of Judge Molesworth requiring the local affairs of the Corporation to be wound up under the Company statute. v Political News. In the Legislative Assembly last night 'the debate on the Address- in -Reply was proceeded with.biit was further adjourned.

LATE SPORTING.

Oamaru Steopleohaso Meeting.

Oamaru, this day. The Oamaru Steopleohase Meeting was held to-day. The weathor was threatening, and the ■attendance poor. The results were:— • ■ •' Maiden Steeplechase—Moody, 1; Glenara, 2; Ormldole, 3. Winter Handicap—Kingask, 1; Falcon, 2; Mokar/tkara, 3. Oamabij Btekplechas-—The Lad, 1; Mua tard, 2; Hard Times, 3. A splendid race, The Lad winning by a length.

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In'our issue of Monday evening, in re porting the chargo of cigar stealing, one^of the names of the boys wasgiven as " Charles Courtenay." This was an error, the name Courtenay being a misprint for Connolly. New is the season for game, and the teeth of Epicures may well water when they read that "pheasants, wild ducks, pigeons, and jugged hares" are to be had at Dallen'a to-morrow. Professor Jules Bernard gave a compli mentary party to his pupils in the Masonic Hall, Princes-street, last night. It was largely attended, and passed off very suc cessfully. On the previous evening an equally enjoyable party was given to. the Ponsonby pupils in the district hall. • Rew's General Grocery and Provision Stores are brought _nd«r your notice as fupply ingtho best quaW of groceries and Provisions at wholesale prices. Your orders called for and de_vered.-AddreßS Rew's, Viotona-street -.ADV..] ' , .



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WANTED, a'!l to Read "Hard Times and Land Monopoly," nn appeal to the Eloetors on tho burning queatlon of tho day. Published by N. G. Lennox, Auolflahd, aijd sold by all Book3ollerß. Price, One Slillluig. ", _. WANTED, Employment as, Machinist or Assistant in tho Dressmaking.—Apply Star oillco. y - WANTED,, by a Respectable Person, Work by the Dny, or Cleaning: is a f;ood laundress.—E. Henry's Registry,, Short and-stroct. WANTED, a strong Lad. — C. F. Cooper. Saddlor, Upper Queon-stroot. WANTED, an oxporioncod Drossmakor to take chargo of work-room; referonco required.—For addroßß apply Star Ofllco. WANTED, Assistants, Improvers, and Apprentices to Dressmaking. — Mrs Garrlook, Molvorn VUlaa. Nowton Road. WANTED TO PURCHASE, for cash, a good Freehold Property, in or near tho city; valuo J. 2,080, and yielding a rental .to-pay a reasonable poroentago on tho invc-traont.— , Apply to Babor and Rawtlngs, Commission \ Agonts, rort-Btrcot. WANTED TO SELL, 10 tons Corned Beof, guaranteed beat quality aud sound, 2jd per lb., dellvored at railway ot on board, in 100, 200, und SOOIU. casks.—G. HiiluiO, Bdtchcr, Queon-street. _ . ANTED—When yott dro lii Hobson- Btrect call and 800 tho largo and choice stock of Mosglel Twccda just oponed for tho coming aoaaou at Munro and -Illlliran'B. ANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Ropalr, at T. Nutstord'a, Watohmakor, Victoria - street (noxt U»ion Banlc). Charges modcrato; all work warranted for 12 months. W~""~ ANTED'SEEN, tlio splendid assort ment of Boots nud Shooa d»w On Vlow In my Window.—H. Hurlo, Auckland Boot Em porlum, Viotoria-Btroot. .---' WANTED, Sporting Mcv and tho Publili to iußpcot tho Picture of tho White Stcoplcohasor Bucephalus, at I_ennO_'a Mualo Warehouse, Queen-street. _■ WANTED, nn unfurnished Room with* fireplace, for a lady, at Parnell or Now markot-Sond address to .E.W.. Novyon Pott ofllce. ■■ WANTED, by a respeotablo domesti-' catod person, a situation as Nurse, or any .other place of trust; fond of,'children: food roforencos. — Apply E., Mount Rosklll toad Post-ofllco. . WANTED, a steady Nursoninid.— Apply Star Office. — VIT ANTED, a thorough Genoral Servant.; VV must cook well; another kept.-Apply to Mrs Cnamberlln, Fir Grovo, Conquest Place, Parnell. _■ WANTED, by two gontlcmon, Board' and Residence: near town preferred.— Apply, Btatlng tonna, Bota, Star Oillco. -. ■ WANTED to Rent, Workshop ; also, 1 or 2 Rooms, within 1 mile General Poat-otßco.-BtAR Oillco, Pro Tempera. v WANTED," by two young 'gentlemen, a comfortable Home in a privato family, with partial board; near Quosn _lroct proforrod. —Apply, stating torniß. to T. & ft; Star Oillco. WANTED KNOWN — Taranakl Salt Buttor; Gd por lb; White Sugar, 3Jd per lb.—Eaten'a Co-operation Store, Ho__o___r_o_, WANTED Kl_PV_Nt_ Captain Holnian. of barquo Flora", will not bo rcaiionsiblo for any debts ofhiatirow'whilailo port.. {— ,;_,. a WANTED KNOWN, — Fire I Fire I Eird!—Bo In time and see tho Furniture, only elfghtry damaged by Are In Tiotorla-atrcot, at Dumpier B Large Furnishing Shop, Kobson-st. WANTED KNOWN-Cheop Clearing Sale at Mrs Butterworth s, opposite Market. Qneen-Btrcot. \\7_\NTED KNOWN—Girls'., Ulsters, Tf from 2s 6d; Costumes, from4s ;«oslery> Gloves, Ribbons, and Laces In great variety, at Donald W. Jack and Go's., Pongonby'Road. ,', ■' WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Clearing Sale at Mra Butterworth s, oppoeito Market. Queon-itroot. WANTED KNOWN—Boys' Hats and Caps from 6d; good valuo in Men's Shlrts, Socks. Collar*, and Ties; at Donald W. Jack and Go's.. Ponsonby Road. ~.,, WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Clearing Salo at Mrs Butterworth s, oppbaitd Market. Queen-street. -. WANTED KNOWN-Seal Bogs, With or without muff, a beantlf ul assortment,, at all prlccß, at Charlea Kolsey and'Uo.'s, 120, Qucon-stroct. -~; WANTED KNOWN — Shilling Hair Brush! Hair Bruah for Ono Shilling t-The Shilling Hair Bruah I White handle Hal rßrnah, only One Shilling I— At Rebeon'B, Draper, Ponsonby. . - ; \\T ANTED KNOWN —Charles Ko.soy V T and Co. have a beamirul assortment of Gold andSilvor Jowellery, tlio whole ot vTiioh has the merit of being gonulno, as thoy keep no Imitations.—Charles Kelsoy and Co., 120, Queon stroot.^ WANTED KNOWN—CH-Ap Timtwr I Chbap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere olso at tke yarda of D. Goldie. Albert-street. *■.;'.. '■ WANTED, Ships' C_rpent«fs to Erect Composite Barge. ISO foot IoW, 25- feet beam (labour only). Spccificationa can be seen at the Waikato Coal and Shipping Company's, Auckland and Ngaruawahia. Iron framoaready to plank.—Apply or wiro to Lowlb Thomas, Contractor, Ngaruawahia. ANTBD, Buyers-, for Volvetedn, at la6dyard ; Trimmed Hata. from3slid: Blankets, from 10s Gd pair; Sheeting, from.ltd to la 8d; Flannels, from MSg&Womon's and Children s Stockings, fromiMj cheap and Fashionable Dtcbb Materials,*m large assort , mont of the above of unefl'oallcd valuo at Wellcaloy Houao.—A. Lovett..;3gßte \XT ANTED KNOWN-^-"rfat Samuel V_f . Lovkß- has oponed an FTatabHshmcntln Buchanan's Buildings, Wellesloy-atrcot, as a First-clufis Mantto and Jackotniakcr, and haying had a largo oxPqrl°nco '" oomo of tHosMBt London houses, is in a positioji to guarantee* a Perfect Fit. Latest Seyle, and" pood Wbrfemaii- Blup. Tlie Dreasm^ikmg Branch will bo under th.; BiipervlsionjOf aa_e_perloncod_crson,_ TTU'ANTED~I_NOWN— Volvetee'ns from 'V V One arid Sixpence per yard at Robson'a, Draper, Ponsonby. Blankets, Countorpanos, Calicoes, Flannels ;/very Cheap, j &J j> ANTED KNOWN.-I take this op portunity In thanking my many friends 'and Customer- for past favours, and hope for a continuance of the same. Dressmaking in al tbo latest atyles.^:Mrs Klrlqnah'. Dressnnikt*. Vlotoria-street West (two dbora f rom Williams's Tailor). ' - ■'•■"■■ ' "ITTANTED SEEN by all buyors of Vf Jewollery. Kelaey'a Stock of real Silver and real Gold. Thoy keepnoimitationa on thoir premises; they therefore guSranteo everything aold. by thorn to bo real silver or gold.—Charles Kelaey and Co., 120, Queon-Btroot. WANTED KNOWN,! that all working "men can Bavo their money by calling at the Govornor Gordon Rcatnurant. AH Meals Sixpence; Board and Lodging 15s per week.— Robert Murdock, Proprietor.—Note the addreßS —Nearly opposito tho Waitemata Hotel, and cloao to the • : . ' '"':'. WANTED, all. the New Arrivals, and Old Ones, too, to Call at Farrell and Bamaby's,'Butchers, 175, • Queen-street, to in spect the quality and examine tho prloe of our Moat. _?r_i_e Local Boot and- Mutton, from 2d per lb. Cash purchasers most llborally dealt with. Roll up, and fill your kits for very littlo money. '_ ; __\ ' WANTED KNOWN-That tjie Allot ments at Mont lo Grand, Mount Roskill Road, are ready for Seloction. They aro .beautifully situated; magnificent.scenery, which can never bo built out; soil,seml- volcanic; no stones to clear; 'busses pass at convenient intervals throughout tho day, and late at night. Apply on property to E. T. Herbert. WANTED KNOWN- to- Pain tors-tand Paporhangers.—That Twite, In Karanga hapo Road, can soil No.' 1 Scrims at l.d oash-, boing a direct importer.. X\T ANTED K> OWN—To be sold cheap, V T at Austen's Furniture Shop. 310. Upper Qucen-stroot. Binglo Flax Mattrasses, 6a; Doublo do., 15a; Bodateods, 10a; Palliasses,' Children's Cots, Couchos, Suites of Furniture, Lamps, Tables, Saucopanß, Boilors, and all kind 8 of Furniture, at Auaten's, 310, Upper Queen-stroot, All kinds of furniture bought. WANTED KNOWN—T. McMaster has purchased from tho Kaiapoi Woolen Co. tho wholo of thoir Stock of Girts' Ulstors qpd is now Belling thorn at half usuql price. XTITANTED KNOWN. - ISLAND y T ORANGES.—Largo Island Oranges, 1b Sor dozon, at Sanford's Fruit and Refreshment ooms, Victoria-streot, cornor of Albert-street. —Bring kits. ■ WANTED KNOWN. — Preliminary None-.— Cheap Salb.—£2,ooo worth of Crockery to be cold at prices hitherto unknown in Auckland.. Any persons wanting any goods ot above description will find it to their advan tage to inspect this stock before purchasing elsewhere. Sale begins Monday, June 16th, next door to Auckland Dairy, Hobabri-Btreet. ANTED. — Wanted to Sell, very cheap, having 60 cases of Salad Oil, Castor Oil, and Scented Hair Oil to .ell on Com mission, come from A __}. late Fire. Caßtoi Oil. 5d bottle, 4s 6d dozen, 1b 3d by the case: Salad Oil. 6d bottle, 5s 3d by the case ; Mortyn'e Scented Hair Oil, la bottle for 6d. Os 3d dozen, 5. by tho case; Robinson's Patent Groats, only 6d: Tin Good Tea, Is Id lb; Cocoa and Milk, only gd tin; Scented Soap, 8 cakes for la; Mixed Spies. 8 packets for 6d; Water Bottles, onlyjid; Glase Decanters, Is; Wino Glosaea,: 2d;'White and Gold Sets of Jugs. 3s set; White and Gold Cum and Saucers, gd. 7s 6d dozon; Glass Juga, 6d Japanese Gloss for Boots, only 5d bottle, 3 Dottles for Is; Boot Protectors, only 3d card ; Nutmega 3d oz; Epsom Salts, Id dozen, __% 6d_ Mb.box Tens,6d box; Spectacles, 6d and-lsj.__:erois. Books, 2d and 3d; Coflee, Ib Id lb.-H. WATT Pitt-street. L«rge Tea Trays, only la-3cL



._> Wanted. , WANTED, a Strong Youth.—Applyto A. Cuckaoy, Poat-ofilco Grocery Store, j. Mount Edon Road. . , WANTED, a Cabinet-maker.; .mast bo a (tpod hand.—T. and 11. Cooke, 11, Vic toria-atrjeti 1 XTSTANTED, a good General Servant.— YT Apply Mra Sto'vonson, Oxford New f Buildings, bottom Nelson-street. WANTED KNOWN,—That tho largest selection of Hosiery and Gloves in Aiick- P land to be had at cost prico at J. Coseravo & Co,'a Groat Sale, i \*7"ANTED, at Hannniord-- Auckland Vt Registry (established 21 yeara), Cook j Laundress (town), 12s. WANTED, a good General Servant; must bo able to do plain dooking and ', washing.—Apply at once to Mrs Tomlinson, Exchange Hotel. Parnell. i WANTED, by gentleman, suburbs, or near Qucon-strcct, good unfurnished | Bedroom ; fireplace. — Address Mathew, Post oiilco. WANTED, Young Gontloman Boarder ; terms moderate.—Apply Belmont House ' (3rd house past School), Nelson-street. YTP^ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland 1' Vf Registry (established 21 years), 2 Hotel Housemaids, 12s each. ' \\J ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland V T Registry (established 21 yoars), General (Waikoto), 12s. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 21 .yean), Smart . Lad, 12 to 11, to bo useful (gentleman's family). WANTED to Sell, a largo sued Gas Stovo, noarly new, oheap; also, Calves' Ronncts in any quantities,—A. O. Carter, Butcher, Wollosley-treot. _ . WANTED, a clean active Boy; to do a round: also, a Man to attend to Horses (immediate). — A. O. Carter, Butcher, WcU'cßloyatroet. i r-*ANTED, Smart Youth and Boy to learn Trade.—Auckland Clothing Manu faoturing Company. Custonia-Btreot East. WANTED, by a Young Lady, a situa tion as Saleswoman in Fancy Goods or Confootlonary.—Addrois Boalo. Stab Offlco. WANTED, a Steady Young Man with about £100 to join another In a thoroughly Rcßpectablo Paying Business in Auckland.—Address J.0.W., Star Offloe. WANTED, Board aud Lodging, oi Lodging and Attendance for two single gentleman ; private house In St Paul a parish or Parnoll proforrod.—Apply, stating torms, at onoo, to '' Englishman, Star Oillco. WANTED, by a gentleman dining in. town. Board and Residonco with a privato family, noar Svmondj street; terms mint bo moderate.—Addro3a "X.V.Z.," Star Office. WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices to tho Dross and Montlo-making.—Mrs Gourley,|V_ncont-street (four doors from Wcllee loy-Btroot), WANTED, two Rospectablo Men as Boardors; terms, 10s ; comfortable homo.—Apply Mr Poato, Grocer, Wellington Houso, Wellington-street. \TjTANTED, a Good Hack, not over G V T years old; must bo oaay to mount and stand qulotly.—State whoro to bo seen and price to "B.A.U.,"Stah OBlcc. • __. ANTED, Lady Help, or experienced VV General Servant; a highly reßpcctablo VVidow would not bo objoctod to.—Apply on Friday, botweon 2 o'clock and 5, or on Saturday between 11 o'olock and 1, to Madame Pooloy, Wellcsloy -street East. i WANTED KNOWN.-Blonkots, Flan nels, and Sheetings at cost price, at J. CcHgnivc & Co.'B Groat .Viator Sale. ANTED KNOWN.-Men's and Boys' Clothing,'Ovorcoats, Shirts, Hats, *0... to be had at J. Cosgravo &. Co.'b Groat Sale at cost price . ,_. WANTED KNOWN",—Mantles, Uleters and Millinery to be had at cost price at J. Coigravo & Co.'a Groat Winter Sale. WANTED, Employment by a thorough good Hod Carrier or Uricklovors' Labourer; lat«ly arrived from Sydney; can koop two brlckiayora going at 9-lnoh work on second Btory. — Apply Thomas Nowton, Shakcapoaro Hotel. WANTED, an Honest Sobor Indus trious Middlo-agcd Woman as Work ing Houackeopor in a small country hotel. A person of pleasing appoaranco, fair education, and good baslnoss capabilities would find a comfo'tablo home.—Apply, by letter, to TCP, care of Hancock and Co., Brewer., Queen- Btreet, Auckland. \V7" ANTED KNOWN NOW SH-WING AT J. G. BROWN'S, DARNELL, VALUE IN __1 ULSTERS AND FOUR-IN-HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HANDMADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS. A LARGE STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY TO SELECT FROM, AND PRICES i LOWER THAN QUEEN-ST., AT J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL. !x\r anted Known. TO BE CLEARED, AT STEPHENSON'S, Karakoa-AI- Road. Newton. 500 pairs Kid Gloves. Is 6d per pair; 1,000 pairs Lislo Thread Gloves, od, worth 1; 1,500 pieces (good shades) Ribbon Velvet, 13 yards for 8d; 000 yards Sash Ribbons (D shades), la 6d por yard ; 2,000 dozon Dress Buttons, 2d p"r dozen; pross Materials, l.d, Gd,7.d per yard upwards; 1,000 yards French -Caahmoro (10 Bhados), la per yard; 500 yards French Merino (fi ahaden', 1b M, worth 2s 6d : Crimean Shirtinfr, Djd, Is, Is 3d. to 2s 3d per yard; Union Shirtings, from GJtl upwards; Flanqolß, 7Jd, 9d, la per yard upwards; 9 x 1 Blniikots (all wool). 9s lid per pair. Try our 16s Trouscra to Measure— can't bo beaten. MILLINERY—by experienced hands DRESSMAKING—by experienced handa TAILORING—by experienced hands On tub Premises. ._.■■' STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALE WAREHOUSE. . KARANGAHAPE ROAD. NEWTON. WANTED KNOWN— That tho STOCK of CIAOCKS AND WATCHES AND JKWI.LLKRY at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE I has boon Greatly Augmented by LARGE AR MVALS.and an Inspection is solicited of- tho STERLING GOLD and SILVER GOODS (all WARRANTED) in, the QHConstreot Window, and ttaArtistlc IMITATION JEWELLERY In thlFVlcteria-atrect Window. Wo make a SPECIALTY of theso Two Lines; kcoping both tho Genuine and tho Imitation to SUIT all •TASTES and Pockets; but they ate kept Sepa rate, and Diaplayod in Different Strceta. Stcrl- Silvor Sets, 2a Od; Brooches and Riijga. 18 caoh ; • and other, Lines equally Cheap, at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, Quoen-st, and Victoria -it. 'and at Christchurch and Wellington. Thb Fanoy .Goods fltbek la Unequalled In tho Colony. WANTED KNOWN- A FEW OF NEIL A.ID CLIFFORD'S ;WELL-TRIED REMEDIES FOR WINTER ■ USE. ! COMPOSITION POW»ER.-_t is known In 'all English-speaking countries'for its many 'good qualities. You who are subject to Colda jor Sore ThVoafe'don't bo without it; 1b od a tin; ■5a alb. ' 1 BALM OF GlLEAD.—Snvcn years' trial has. ' Iprovß'd thls'to bo ono of tho Best Cempouhds' 1 over oftercd for tho euro of Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Cough. 2a a Bottle.* ' COUGH POWDER.-Effoctual and qulok in ; Corigeation. Pleuriay, or Inflammation of the . Lungs. Is Gd a Tin. ' :COUGH SYRUP.—Whoro thoro are children I nothing is bottor for Coughs. Croop, Or Bron; chitia. A pure oxpectorant without morphia or opium, la Od and 2a a Bottle : HOP BITTERS, 2a Od a Bottle. NEIL & ~C LI F F O B. D, HERBALISTS, Botanio Dispensary, Wbllksley-btreet, Auckland. ■»■ "' ; " . ' ' * \ Advertisements Late for Classification ' OAT PAIRS Men's Coloured Mole &" i Trousors, Is 6d a pair, really good, Olid tho cheapest over offered in Auckland.— Fernandez, Karangahapo Road, Newton. BAPTIST CHURCH ANNIVERSARY Otahuhu. — Friends are informed that Btisjes will leave tho Three Larapti at Ponsonby and Fire-bell, Queen-street, at 5 o'clock sharp on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, returning by moon i light at 10 o'clook. Fare, Is 6d return. The i public aro invited. A profltablo meeting is an ticipated; IT.OR SALE.—To Machinists, Amateurs, ' Etc.—Turning Lathe for Sale; centre Bin, head 2ft Gin, 81ide Reßt, Patent Checks, Circular i Saws, Twist .-'rills, aod a quantity of Tools. Will be sold cheap. — Apply to Mr D, B. Mac- I donald. Insurance Buildings. ■ ■ "DEDUCTION OF FARES.-S.s. MAC i XV GRKGOR to and from Whangarei Heads 7b Gd saloon, 5e steerage; Whangarei, 10s saloon, 1 6b steerage : Mangapai, 10s Baloon, B3 steerage. ' S.s. ROWENA,to and from Mercury Bay, 108 t-aloon, 7s 6d steerage; Freight. Ss per ton.— Northern Steamship Company (Limitod), Auck land. ! -i A\ SHILLINGS REWARD.—Lost or i JL" Strayed, from Onehunga, a Dark Bay 1 Pony, with lump on off fetlock.—Finder will • receive above on returning same to C. Clark Onehunga. ■ ' _0"1 ' REWARD.— Lost, I Black Bay ■ 3&J_ Horse about 16 hands high, also 1 ' Li ,ht Bay Mare about 15 handa high.—Anyone , bringing either of the aba ye horses to the New - Zealand Timber Co. will receive the above ■ reward. ) i " m | ' ■ f UANADINE, ! P?o WATCHMAKER, , JJ.WKM.KR, AND SEWING MACHINIST, 5 . Corner of Vermont and OllDhant-atreets, off I * f'oiiionby Road, Auckland. ; Every dcncriptlnn of Clo.ks, Watches, Jcwel l 1 i-iry.^i: win;; Machines. Accordions, Concertinas, , uad Flutiuas Repaired. '< liOOl) WOBKSIANSinP AND MOD-HATE CHARGES, , Agent for Messrs loke and Son's Leatbef . . Belting (double and single),



lsr-Tr t- r.._- ? —:...'■.'■"' ... r ■»a>irtt>iu'ti.-^»tfS'j<fa»---vr.( ■■ vr— _■■': ; TO LET, Wheelwright's Shop at Mount Eden; good stand; adjoins Blacksmith's, -Apply G. F. Kelly, Mount Eden. ■'•. - ." TO LET, a Shop irfyt good centre In Parnell to a good tenant, cheap.—Apply Circulating Library, Parnell. . TO LET, Shop and Five Rooms, in Hob son-street, near Cook-street. — Apply to Thomas Constable, HobßOn-atreot (next Munro and Milllgan's). T~~ 0 LET. a Shop and Dwelling situate in Karangahnpe Road, Buitnb'erorgroccr. —Apply! Mr T. Pressor, Boot Factory, Karanga hnipe Road. ■' j G~LET, new Houeo of six rooms_and wa .h-houso; gas and olty water.—Apply Stak Oillco. 0 LET, a 7-roomcd House, in Hill strcot, Onehunga; ront, lOstper week.— Apply A. Hutchison, corner pi Catherino-sU'cct mD LET, in Upper Queen-street, a House J. of Sevon rooms; gas and water laid on.— Apply on thopremisoß or Mr Jamieson's, Wcl lealey-street East. •___. 0 LET, a largo Furnished Bedroom, and one Unfurnished, in Hobsont-srcct— Apply for addr.ss'to Star Oillco. TO' LET, in Vineent-streot, one or two Furnished Bedrooms and Sitllng-room; uso of kitchen I gas and water; private family. -Apply STAR Office. TO LET,' a New 7-roomed House with every convenience-the third house down right hmd side in Crummor Road, Surroy Hills.-Appiy next door. ■ TO LET, the 3-storied Brick Building known as Foster's Boot Factory, in Rut land-street, just off Qu.% street; suftablo for a nntnufdetory or wßolOsale store.-^Apply to U v. Noumegen, Da-by-atreet/ • • TO LET, a well-finished and comfortable Cottago of six rooms, and bath room, on Great North Road; gas, water, and every con veniences—Apply J. 11. Jounlng, Houso Agent, fccArchHil). j. -- _______ TO LET, at Mount Eden, 2 (.-Roomed VlU_9,wit_,bay..win(_xWß,-Vcrandah. fire places (with register grates), tanks, cellars, and outhouses, situated just -below Smith s ■»_» Offloe.—Apply to' Jesse Stokea, Mount Eden Road. .' v> "■■-' ' TO LET, good Shop and five-roomed Houbo with cellar, In central poaltion— city; suitable for bootmaker, butcher, or dr«Bo mnker j at 18a 6d per week, or wo-ldbejold en torniß—£lo duposit, and balanco bf deforced paymonts. .ThW,iß .a,EOOd chnnso for a working family.-Apply J- R. Randorson, Auc- Uoneer.Mcrcantlle Chambers. , mo BE LET, charming Marine Villa, J. Londo»-street, with splendid water vlow, on largo ullotmoni; a vory comfertablo Jour roomed Dwoling. with good workshop and out house at back.—W. L. Mltoheh, 8 Mercantilo Chambers ' | ___________________ A LADY haviflff a larger -hous. than she requires in Upper Hobson-strcot, would let four rooms on moderate tonus to a married conplo (without children preferred).—Address "Alma," ST au Office. For Sale. : : FOR POSITIVE SALE, two 4,rpomed . Cottages and ono Shop and DweUitag. oo6h \ with frontagea to two good Btroots in tho olty — Apply to J ohm Boppot, House and Land Agent, N 0.., Queen-street. ; ■ _ FOR SALE, in Parnell, most convenient Houso of brooms and Allotmont 50 x 200; splendid view of ibo harbour; only 16 minutes from Post-offline. —-W.: and -Jf. -"rater. "Land Agontß, Quucn .trecti '...,. .» ■' '-'■■ FOR SALE, Three Four-roomed New Houses on -one allotment; let at 30s weekly; no reasonable offor rofusod.—Apply Mr White, Grocer, Nowton. T7IOR SALE, o- Half-bred Langshan _P Cock, 0 months old —Apply Mr Stodort, ' Hackott-Btrect. Ponsonby. ' FOR SALE, 8 New Houses, 4 rooms and -Scullery. Fer Salo. 2 Now Houses in Howo-street, 1 in Collingwood-street; register grato, colonial oven, wator laid.in. £50 down. Balance at 13s weekly.—Apply Antonio Martin, Hepburn-Btroet. ' FOR SALE, FirSt-closs Pony ; haß been constantly'driven _y a lady.— Francis Hull, Insurance Building?. EOR SALE; a new .House containing 6 Rooms and Bcftllery; gas and water laid on; all fenced In : ten minutes from G.P.O. Views harbour and Domain.—Apply to Henry Civil, Builder. Portland-street., off Cracroft-st.. Parnell. ~ f_J___ -" ': - - OR SALE or LEASE, Houses, Allot ,mentv Fjarms,r--6uburban J_oportlos, HotoLs, Shops. Busihe^os, Partnerships.—Grant and (KosSan. 75, Queea-Btreofr ■■■ ; | OR SALE, 2 good Shops with comfort able Dwoljlng; Deck entrance, water and gas lSid on: let to good tenants at 30s a weak; situated in Karangaaapo Road.—For particulars apply to __-?»!_ Carbinos& Taylor. Auctioneers. FOR SALE, 4-roomcd House, Sunnyside Road, Mount Eden. A llotmont 50 x 196. Also, three Allotments adjoining, each 50 x 193 feet.—Apply to G. Garry, at Mr Mason's, Hair Dresser. FOR |ALE (a Bargain), a Corner Allot mont with 26 feet-frontage to Great North Road by 88; feet _0- MoKeVrio-street, with- good Shop and •welling erected thereon, and let to good tenant. Prico, £360.—Forjturth.r particu lars, Carbinea and Taylor. Auctioneers. FOR SALE, handsome Vll'a Residence and largo Allotment, 56 x 100, main road, Ponsonby. The houso ia almost new, substan tially built, and finished off in flrat-clase stylo and fitted with qvery comfort and convenience;. gas, wator, otc. This desirablo property is situato on main road;- and in tho best part of Ponsonby (ncnrly opposite rosldonoe-of Mr A. Dovore). in moet commanding position.—D. F. Evana, Estate and Land Agent. (1180) BELLA VISTA.ROAD.-Grand Allot, meat to be sold cheap for cash, planted and fenced, commanding oneof the best marine views' in Ponsonby. — W.-• -L. Mitchell, 8, Mercantile Chambers. RINGSLAND, New North Road.—2 .-roomed Verandah Cottages, registered grates'and colonial ovens; price; 4160 each.— Terms, apply J.. R; Randerson,. Mercantile Chateibers, Qucon-street.' .... _.. RINGSLAND ESTATE.—Fpr Sale (a Groat Bargain), i-roomed Verandah.Cot tage with scullery and overy convenience, on freehold allotmgnt 10 x 113. „..,.. ... | ARANOAHAPE t R'.O^ D. -r CHblc'a BUSINESS SITE? corn or of two streets, for Iramedlato Sale, with Buildings thereon erected, Prlc&i£ 1,15>.. This property StandSlpn. th. right^ido of tlio street, has a frontage of 10 f<set,'_na'i--_-im____ one of the bcstposltl-nirl-" a thoroughfare whioh is fast ossuralng a place second only to QuoeMtgpeb»tW. L Mitchell, Land Agent, 8, Morcantllc Chambers, Queen-st. S|TORE.—For .Sale, a;, Pretty JJI Ltttlo GOthlo Villa; of 5 apartments near tho Victoria Wharf.-. .yet retired, being adjoin ing the residences Of the Hon.- de B. Dereroux and tbo-lato Captain Wynyard; tbo ointment is 50 x 118, and th_,_o_ of exocllent quality; tho house Is ncaHy rieV, and fitted with register crate, oblo_iaf*oven, &°.J ▼cry- suitable for a quiet couple or small fairiffy.—B.Taaner, Agent, 8 Qneen^streat -•'..:_•'- ; . .. N SALBVOfOunH Mortar, 4lelivore<l in towi-'er S-blifbSii 2CjojiMaSks'f Portland Cement; Plaator-*_Parl-. _Ir_Btayt*J ton or lb. Fire Brfcka,^cev7-_|i.fl9^kinßon, gulWer.lLorne- UPERIOrr-n.lfa'Resllerice.Clarenco-st., for AIBO. Grand Market Garden Site; goed black soil, tho pick of Ro.obank Estate; 6 acres :toig£3oo caaft.—W. LaMltohelh Land Agent. -.: £*_Zf_ —FOR?S"ALE, NeW Cottage of* dfejf.W^ _ roßm.s;/freehold_'owlth.rßglßter gr-10. coloniiil ,ovcn,,..&c - £50 cash; balance weokly.—W. V.'fltovens;'High-street. -.. -'. ..I _______ ___j ■■■-:- i t-i ' -." Sliscelf*a--_s Wanteds. j __:—"■ ■'; ;-"_ A_K active Canvasser wanted*" for Life Assuranco.—Apply Box 27. , . I ;'; TRADESMBN'S-BOOKS opened, mads . up. posted, ohecked, and.balanced period ically by an-EKperlonood'Accountant at a ndminal Qost—Address "Accountant," P. 0.8., 78,--Auo_l-_a. t9Vm .■:■■<,■{,.■....-,.»_ MUSIC— Wanted to-Purchase, cheap, good Second-hand Harmonium, or small Organ, for Sunday-school.—Apply by lotter to W.Y.. Post-offloo.-Bombay; -^ PARTNERSHIPv— Gentleman(27) wants above In old established business; whole sale preferred. Strioteat investigation roqnired. :All communications confidentially treated. Capital, i£soo. — Addross Partnership, Star Office. . ~ -. TO TINSMITHS^* IRONWORKERS. —Wanted, by'% thorough tradesman, a Situation in town orbpuntry.—Apply St ABOfflce. ORE JEWELLERY.—Mr H. Pen_ holz, Working Jeweller, begs to Inform the trade, hie friends ahd the public, that hav ing returned to Auckland, ho has commenocd Business in Darby-street, Thißtle Hotel Build ings 'a few steps from Queen-street). All orders and repairs In Jewellery will be satisfactorily c ceoutod. Prices very moderate. Corporation -Yotices. '■ r(IT V OF AUCKLAND. MKTER WATER SUPPLIES. Quarterly Accounts ronde'red require to be paid forthwith. Supplies unpaid for on the 11th instant will he CUT OFF WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE. ' P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offlco, Jnno 9,1881. . 121 piTY O F AU C K ; L AN. D. •-• - . /FIXING LEVELS. . * It is'hereby notified that it is the intention of the City Council of Auckland to fix the levels of . ' GLADSTONE-_TREET WINCHESTER-STREET, between Newton Road and Gundry-street, GLOUCESTER-STREET, and - • LiCHFIELD-STRKET, between Newton Road and Gundry-atreet. Plans may bo Been in the City Engineer's Offlco, High-street, Auckland, within omoo hours; and all persons interested herein, or liable to be aggrieved thereby, will be heard by Oily Council at a meeting to be held on THURSDAT, June 26,1884, at half-past six p.m All objec tions must be made m writing, addressed to the Council and sent to them not less than ten (10) days before the day appointed on which to hear objections. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. • Town Clerk'B Oftee, May 24,1881, 112



,-..-■,'.. ■■■ v ._'v-','. -..'-. •;.<■... .—• . :,;;;-1«..-,_:"r'..* Pjibllc Notices. GLASSBLOWING, Fbebman's Bay.- Saturday afternoon, from 2to 3. Admis ■Blbn,6d.* "B/Msa Visitor receives one Glass Jug. , —M. ffook afld -Oris. % ~ '' " 8 g\ YOUN"G MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wolloslry and '. Albert strueU.—.Evangelistic Service Till.. ' (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.:10. All aro invited. Recent arrivals cordially invited. HIMNEYS ' Swept, Carpets" Shook, Windows Cleaned, and other-odd jobs done— -corgo William Wilcobk, Wost-strect, Newton. _' ONE _ TO LEND on freeliol- security.' —Jo.soph Blades. Solicitor. Vulcan Lane. MONEY TO LEND, on good freehold securities, at ourrent rates, — Arch. Buchanan, Solicitor, Qucon-streot (opposite Bank of Now Zealand). 4»1 d\ TO £10.000 LENT on Building cs_rf,___ Vr Society principles, or o_ other tonn. to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Weokly Payment System Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List oi Properties (or sale on Ith.page. Six per cent allowed on money deposited for investmon*.— 0, Williamson Land. Estate, and FinanoinJ t Kent and Valuer, t' 'ch-s.reet Auckland. UCKLAND BOARDING-HOUSE, ALBERT-STREET. VV". HOLLISTER having taken the above well-known house, hopes, by strict attention to the comfort of his customers, to merit a fair share of public patronage. Breakfast on the table punctually at 7 o'clock; Dinn-.-r, from 12 till 2; Tea, from 5 till 7. "VTORTH NEW ZEALAND FARMERS i_l CO-OPEBATIVJS ASSOCIATION (Ltd.... —Application for Shares to bo made at tho office, 13, Quoon-Btrect, Auckland, w-here all information can be obtained as to the objoctß of the AeßQciation.—WM. GARRETT, Sec. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVJDENT PERMANENT BUILDING. LAND. AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCJCLANJtj. Tho half-yeariy General Meeting of above named Society will beheld on FRIDAY, 13th June next, nf 8 o'clock In tho evening, in tho ; Society's Offloes; corner of Qeecn-atreet and Vulcan Lane. ,-EORGE FRASKR. Manager. WATER SUPPLY FOR DEVON PORT. In complianco with a numerously-signed requisition presented toirtc, I horcby convene a t'ublio Meeting of the Residents ot Devonport, to bo hold In Devonport'Hall, on MONDAY Next. Juno 10th. at 8 p.m. ••_,,. Business: To consider tho best means of ob taining a Water tuppty for tho Dißtrict. M. NICCOL, Chairman Devonport Road Board. Devonport, June 12,1881. MADAME POOLEY'S ELEMENTARY AND ADVANCED VOCAL CLASSES. " Quarter bogins THIS "(Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. - i ( .... | TERMS: Hnlf-a-gulnea (in advance). WELLESLEY-STREET EAST i _ to Synlona_-Bt_ect); TTv I V I D E N D. NEW --tikcE IMPERIAL GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Tho Share Register-will be closed from-Noon on SATURDAY, the Hth inst., till Noon on TUESDAY, the 17th Inst., on which latter date a Dividend of Two Shillings per Share will be payable. ,1 __ *,i - ' __" __, _ _ V • . * D. G. MAoDONNELL. Manager. Auckland", nth June, li&f. QkILORS. REST AND HOME. REMOVAL TO LARGER ROOMS-2... QUEEN-STRE_T_ WHARF. • :■■;. These Rooms will bo OPENED (God willing) <rO-D4Y.(T_h_Bdaj); June 12. Divine service . The.Brat Social Meeting will be held TO MORROW (Friday), June 13, at 8 p.m. Reading and smoking Rooms open daily from 1 till 10 "'"'THE OPENING-TEA MEETING Will bo hold on FRIDAY EVENING, June. 20, at 6 30p.n». Tickets. Is each. Theßiahop . ~.. ....' ot Auckland will preside. TVT EW: COLONIAL t GOLD-MINING J3j ' COMPANY (LIMITED). A Call of Twopence per Share on tho Com pany's Capital has this day been made by the Director*, payable to-the Secretory, at the Com pany's Off!co. New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auokland, on TUESDAY, the 21th day of Jane, D. 0. _faoDONNELL, Secretary. Auckland, 10th June. 1881. "DOOT SALE EXTRAORDINARY ! 30 CASES LADIES'AND CHILDREN'S^ KID E.S. AND BUTTON BOOTS TO HAND I Will most positively be cleared at from 10 TO 15 PER CENT. UNDER OUR ÜbUAL LOW PRICES! Please Note : 3 Trunks Ladies' French Glovo Kid High Button Boots, 12s 6d; usual prico elsewhere, 16s 6d. The ponsonby boot Ib acknowledged to be the best Winter Boot mado: stylish, neat, anddurable. An assortment is being made by us for the present season. THE PATENT LACE GRIP (now for tho first time introduced) is an inven tion by means of which the Lace, when onco fastened, cannot possibly become undone of it self. Fitted to all Lace Boots, if desired. ' Especially made for this sale, — 80' Pairs Maids' & Women's HiohLace Boots. oalf fronts, from Ss 6d to 12s 6d; all pegged. Note This : By manufacturing my own stock. our customers retain the profit usually absorbed : by tho retailer. All stock is in the best condition, and as such must and shall bo cleared at tho lowest possible reservation. Call Early at Call Early Call Early T.PROSSER'S, Call Early ; UPPER QUEEN-STREET, AND AT THE NEWTON BOOT- WAREHOUSE, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. 8 -.in. to 8.30 p.m. .:'>.. : /TkUEEN-OF ENGLAND GOLD-MIN- H_J5 ING CO. (Ltd ), COROMANDEL. A Call of Twopence per Share on the Com pany. Capital has this day been made by the Directors, payable to tho Secretary.at the Com pany'SiOHlce, NewtZßaland Insurance Buildings, | Auckland, on TUESDAY, tho 21th day of June, 1881. P. G. MacDONNELL, Secretary. pAKH.AEABP.Jo) _ -JLUCK. I I HKiiEnY caution all persons from dealing with the Timber on this Block, as tbo same has bcenlegally purchased, with all necessary rights, by the Union Steam-Hew Moulding, Been, and Door Company (Limited). Neither Hohcpa Hpkairi not Mr Singleton Rochfort hav-r*anyi jiffiit or authority to,'offer the said Blockjior; Timber for sale B> : Dated at Aucklandthe 10th day of Juno. 1781. ! " \ ¥S\ \ „ It T. DUFAUR, \ fcM Sollcil«ir;'Quccn street, A-uckland^ X feß DjO-N- _t_ -HO TED, I *._YMONDS STREET., \ Ir? ■> A. FRANCIS O'DOWD (late of the Family and (Nava-j HofeV; __t_-street) hegS Jo \ thaJifc" hitf frionds ntid'euitomer- for .past support, and !wislie4to lnfotnLthem ho is now* Proprietor, of theiMcd6bti_S«_{_a_d will bo-plea6ed tbmjo his frfendß.^asTaie'.very best brands of Wines, ,Ales..and Bee£ still bekept, as heretofore Ac commodation foreman and horse.—Note address: IF. O'DOWD. Caledonia Hotel, corribr Bymonds- Street and K-Tang-hap- Road. LE\ '. ksi & _. i A ff\ L, | The undcrsign_d begs to announce that he jhas commenced to Practise a Solioitor in the .Offices of the late'iW^jK. K^ l^ler. Imperial Chambers, Vulcan Lane. 1 i \ "JOSEPH BLADES. ! Auckland, May 19.1881. BBS ¥OK OUT FOR' THE PAMPHLET ! f '}IJhA-BJ d_bpotism IN\ , . ':'- :^ \. k. THE SOUTH SEA JSLANDS ' i I V"' k T f , ASB '. JTHEfPERSECUTIb^r OF Mr W. J. HUNT j•' -I-:' -* '• BY- .. t .'" SIR ARTHUR GORDON, •High Commissioner, .under "The Western Pacific Orders In Councjil, 1877 and 1879," j ' By VOX POPULI. Copieß of the above can be obtained of Mr G, 'L. Thompson, Agent, High .trcot, and from all Booksellers. PRICfi-ONK SHILLING. yviT L. MITCHELL, *LAND'AND ESTATE AGENT. FOR LEASE for a Long Term—A Splendid Farm Of 116 Acres, freehold, in grass, with a Leasehold attached of 160 Acreß, having good timber for fencing j within 10 minutes' walk of a rising township, with the advantage of a con stant and excellent market. There is a oom modious family residence, and also outhouseß, cow-sheds, barns, &o. This is a first-class farm, capable of producing a good income, and is now inahighßtateofculuvatlon. Purchasing clause can be obtained if necessary. FARMS FOR SALE OR LEASE — Good Houses and Allotments for Sale. Houses to Let, Grand Sections—Mount Eden, Ponsonby, North Shoro, and other places, for Sale. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage on. good Freehold Security. PARTNERSHIPS Negotiated, and Confiden tial Agencies undertaken, 8, Mercantile Chambers, Qoe_n-street. .TjlOR IMMEDIATE SALE. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND ! ■■•■'•- ;;.-. GROUNDS. That very rJeSlrable and commodious 'Resi dence known as "Northumberland House," Sarafleld-street, near Shelly Beach, Ponsonby, containing 11 lofty and spacious rooms; and also he Villa Residence adjoining, containing 6 rooms and sundry out-offices, fitted up with every oomfort and convenience. City water and gas laid on to the boundary.' THE GROUNDS, about 1 acres, have been mostly laid out In a tasteful manner as Flower Garden, Orchard. &c, &c, and command a grand view, haying a north-easterly aspect, and bounded by the beautiful harbour; could at a small expense bo converted into most delightful pleasuro grounds, tennis lawns, &c. Winding terraces around the picturesque cliff to the beach, and other attractions. Thiß magnificent property, in addition to its extensive water frontage has a large frontage to both Sartfleld and Curran-streets, and could be advantageously subdivided. D.F. EVANS, Land and Estate Agent.



■ - MISS HILL, Dressmaker, C-Uirigw-od street, Ponsonby. Style .and fit guaran toed. , - • PIANOFORTES Tuned (ss) by an c* perionced hand from- Klrkman's, London. OldPlano-ontlrelv restored in tone, touch, and quality ; Hnm'mofiW-felted, 1 guinea -VVSlor, Karangahripe Road, Newton (opposite Primes, Ironmonger). JTIIAILOR AND O U TF.IT TB-R. J". FLETCHER, Hobson-st., Returns thanks to his numerous patrons for aheir liberal support during tho past five years, _tlll assuring thum and the public that on y. Perfect Fits, combined with First-class Style ; and the Best of Workmanship, are tho ruling standards in the execution of evory erder io ' trusted to his care. Priceß moderate. Torms ; cash. Gentlemen's own material made up. FG. EWIN GT O N, • ESTATE AGENT (_BTABI_*EP 18 YEABS;) ! M9NEY TO LEND on City Securities. Houses, Shops, Cottages, Allotments, and Farms for Sal. at low* pricta arid on-easy terms. Iwo Now Cottages in Ruß3ell-street. Great North Road, £265 each. " ';': CH A L L E N G E., PHEASANTS,-WILD DUCK. PIGEONS, AND JUGGED HARE.- W. D.DALLENhas bcenChallonged whether he will have the above Dishes on his bill of fttre TO-MORROW as represented at his door. An, swer: Will go and see.- "• EVONPORT MEAT BAZAAR, Beach Road.—W. Avenell wishes to inform i,ew comers nndlbe residents of Dovonpejt and sur rounding diatricts that he is Btill to the foro with 1 the best quality Beef and Mutton that can be procured in the market, at the fewest possible E rices, delivered to any part of Deyofiport or akeDistrict. Boarding-housesandilafwa'eon -1 sumere liberally dealt with. Note the addreßß: Beach Road. Devonport. TAUPIRI EXTENDED COAL-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED.). , NO-I-E TO CONSUMERS OF TAUPIRI. j COAL from Other Mines In the Waikato being now Introduce- into tho Auckland Market. Consumers of TAUPIRI COAL are Requested to be Careful in giving their Ordors ;in future to ask for " TAUPIRI COAL." ~,.-, , . FRANZ SCHERFF, Secretary. Auckland, May 26.1881. TRY . ' . ;-;.;.:,:..;.-,• ... ReW'S BW'B' ;.. . : " SPECIAL BLEND OF TNDIAN AWTV riHINA npEAS, Indian and L/hina leas, . .AT' J/fQ PER LB. COBNEB OF VICTORIA AND A_BEK_ : ST_~-TS. itf o t. ". i ;,c, [:$& A. LE SUEUR having bought a BANK RUPT STOCK of LADIES' CLOTH JACKETS tor CaSh, Is now selling the same at and U__or Wholesale Coat, "■ . ;•.... '•___' • AT THE BON MARCHE. Alse, BEVERAL JOB PARCELS for Cash, n HOSIERY. GLOVES. LADIES and CHIL DREN'S UNDERCLOTHING. WOOLLEN. .LOUDB, etc., much Under Original Cost, AT THE BON MARCHE. DRESS MATERIALS. VBLVETEENB, 3HIRTINGB, B_ANK_TB, FLANNELS. SHEETINGS, etc. all Bought at a Discount lor Cash. Cannot be surpassed for value. . . Every department is replete with NOVEL TIES FOR PRESENT SEASON, and should >c inspected without delay. ...... 2. ObserveAddress—BON MARCHE, 217, Queon itreet (next Hcwin BroB.) CELLING OFF. "-. ' SELLING OFF. SELLING OFF. MRS BUTTERWORTH, HA VINO A LARGE STOCK i <\ OF WINTER GOODS, CONSISTING OF MILLINERY, ULSTERS TAP K_ __T S LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S "H COSTUMES UNDERCLOTHING BABY LINEN, &0., &0., • ' i !' //.«. HAS DECIDED TO HOLD A '. ~.. CHE^P , ,v Ti . CLEARING S_Vl___v ~1...1. .. V-.'l COMMENCING : '■'. ! .:tYi *' FRIDAY, JUNE 13. z ■'.'■'- oi. ■_;— y..j _ a \ff , Mrs BffltEßf^MH^^ OPPOSITE CITY .MARB.E-.U-'- QCEEN-STKEET. „.,' . " :_■■■■■': ■■ '■/' mcjvjA WW. •■■: !,-, ._■ -■ >•• ' ■■.'■ 8-:;."'Mit!ioJ.-st9a tfj.-. v'- •...;..■ ■ . ■">'.>.' ': v«.-AS_ , L\,! .:) -.. ' .." " .•_} u_,___* tm9 IS.— To the Ladies of Auckland.—l,ooo Fashionable Winter Hats, in Felt, Beater, Fur, Satin, and Plush, at is each—Fernandez'e Sale, Nowtoft __ :'■'.- W:'.'■:■< m R W. H; JONES, M.R^e-ViSfcL. :s'<_lo'mt-r of the Royal C-llege of V&or nary Surgeons London), late Veterinary Sur ;eon. North Metropolitan Tramway Company, London, hasi CO-nmenced practice In. Auckland md may bb cocsiiltcd on Diseasog" of Horscß, __ttlo, and. Dp«ep;_catedL Animals, at .thja. Masonic Hotel, Pi lnees-stroct. Allcommunlca ilona left at Mr Haslet t's," Chemist,; Queen^rt. mil receive prompt attention. Telephone No. 40. The Register of Members of the Royal College ! at Vefcrin_ry Surgeons can bo 'jte__ Ifrl_tl 1 Haalett'e. G. HENDERSON'S • -.-■' OBERRY PECTORAL; !/■_, 2a 6d and la 6d per bottle. To be had enly at Medical Hall. Ponsonby. opposite Three La_tt_/ WO R M 8. t. All children ______ from them, t 3 'V If Buapected. ask for the Certain Cor.. SHAR_AND_ WORM POWDERS, Is packet. Apothecaries' Hall. OPPQBltePoetogo<.irj VIOLENT Raging Toothache is in nearly every Instance Instantaneously ;ured by using Odontalgtcon. the new roinedy. Is.—C. W. Goodßon. London Arcade, _____j; RELIEF»from Cough in Ten Minutes.— SHAKLAND'S CHERRY K_O_ORAJ_ Price, 2b 6d and Is 6d.-F. C. Sharlaud, Opposite ■he Post-office. 'TIOQTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneous JL raUef-ODONTALGIC-ls ncr bbtUe.— F. C. BHARLAND, oppoelte Post-fllce. DR. ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND BTEEL PILLS.-The most popular n"dlcino of the day. Price, 2a 6d a box.—Colo- iiai Agent, F. a B-_B--tn>, opposite the Posy iffloa. OATS! RATS! RATS !-Übo O; SHARLAND'S-'HOSEHOB PASTS, '►Rata eat It greedily, andjlie; no smell. Price.OneS_illrwfßoffier . F. d. S____L_-_rop^te.|^i-lo«. OSELINE fob the HACfei-^-This ele gant preparation completely* eclipsot jvery article of- a similar kind now before ,ho public-Price. Is6d a botUe.-_B_RL_ND, -pothecaries' HalL .. j mmmmmmmmmm^^m^mf mmmmm*m^~mm*m Tenders AUCKLAND HOSPITAL. Separate tenders will be received by Uie Com nittee of Management for the Supply of the mdernamed Articles to the Hospital and Etefuges, for one year, beginning on the Ist July proximo, viz.:— • ' '. DRUGS (as per liBt) . BUTCHER- 1 MEAT, at per lb. »;• ,?.><«_ BREAD, atper lb. NEW MILK, at per gallon (twice daily) * FISH, at per lb. OROCER__S_(asperlißt) ' , MIXED VEG_a_.BLES. at per lb k •- *~ FOWLB,-ressea,at.erpair. . -y :;;, ;, Drug List and List of Groceries to be seen' at the Secretary's Office, Wyndham-str^et*. All contracts must be made subject to tho general conditions. . >J \ The best urticles required, brands to-be The lowest or any tender 'not necessarily accepted. '-__._■* Sealed proposals to be sent to the Secretary, Wyndham-street, before noon on the 2lßt June, Contractors must give security by bond. - ■ By order of the Committee of Management. H. N. GARLAND,'Secretary. Auckland, June 10,1881. a. . ■ -■ 90BtlBU«AoaDnt*_««.,' ■%,:.■■■_



Personal. MtU '•;'•■.- ;." ■ n ! YI7ILL the person that was seen taking iYV • dark-groy Cat from Judge's .?ayj_» , i Friday nlghtreturn It at once, aat hey arc known. f F MESSRS HUNT AND CRAIG, .1 A Painters*; -do- not finish their infract for |- Mr J. Porter. Richmond Store, by the 10th day § of June, 1881,- ihe job will bo finished at their- | expense. . B PERSONAL.— Mrs Knight,* late of X Queen-street, can bo found ill tho City B iMark_t Wsllosley-strcct entrance,, wiw,. a m. 'Sc.^oV__Stl&fruit,Vcgctablc ß ,PouHry f |j Fish, and Oyßtcrs. I| WG. ALLEN, Dra[>er,-envois Road, B • Pons-nby. begs I o notify that he has » no connection wife- G. /.Hen, draper, late oi '.Yigtorfo street. -j— . p ! Lost and g<nm&» LOST", at the Onehunga Dance, a Brown, j Cloth Overcoat. The gentleman who took I I ■same in-mistake for his own please call at tlio I ; Pacific Mail Co. 's office;' H; LOST, on 3rd instant, between Nelson, ■ Moatc, and Co.'s and Coombea a, a Black: m Morocco Purse containing Money and Papers. |, —Howard on returning to __»_____ ■ ■; T7'_S REWARD.-Lost, in Collingwood- |. I_\J street,, last Friday, a Blue Setter Slut |j (too Tree Hill ; collar on.-For reward, apply H ■to E. Wood and Co.. Butchers, Newton. I i •jf»-| REWARD. — Lost, on !' Monday ,HW_L morning (supposed at North Shore), a | !SS^ln"?M.ff_i_nd^.Bet»:^g; knots. Small fracture one t-nd of ?^ no.-lh- } 'above reward will bo paid on leaving it at W. j . ' Vaile and Co. _, 132, Queen-street. ,-,,._. ~.., i | '..-':; ..."; '" ':■ Anwootw., '■ ~yk.\ A '■' i § p.' _?Oi-MORROW, at 11 o'clock ».m...,, MARKET DAY. | i ARTHUR'S PD<|M' RT^- oS^__i_T nFi 1 ■ AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKET. \ R _ HUE'S : 'MAR T. i H^'- - POULTRyIdEPARTMENT. _ I Fowls. Turkeys, Ducks, Gecso, Paeons lancy Birds. Canaries, Rabbits, Small Pigs Dafl-Brahhias, from prize stock 1.. PRODUCE. FRUIT. A D GROCERY j DEPARTML- . . , ... 1 ■Good Tablo Potatoes; Tadhoy >"»_ <£''„'_l^2*. [S Onions. Red and White Carrot*, I Cabbages, P-mpkins. Pia Melons U•- , |J Canterb-ryßaconandHanis Auc^ndß^on | and Hame, Pukckolie Fao, to,ff_s±° e?f_y_H f ! : 'first-class Article). Taranttkl Ob«eM.,l»P I Dairy Chcose, Taranakl, Waikato, and othfii j I Flour? Sharps, Bran, Oatmeal, Wheat, Oats ... j 1 !.RUIT-60 cases Hobart Apples. Auokland I g * Pears, Lemons, &_•■' • •" ; -| ! GROCERIES, B^ r ßi^motato^ol9t^ « oeW„,&^..3ottoßisouitt,ro«nß^ASßo^rtW «» . Lollies, 2 tales New ZeatandHoSß Scales JU and Weights, Weighmg^Machlne, rea, ffljj ~. Coffoq,Sugar „, ... , , k '■ . - Ml Oh'Aecount of Whom it May Concern, « 11 cases 801 l and do.'B Vestas: , : ,.!_':, f|! 4 cases Bell and Black'a . lit 1 case,Bryantana.-Mayjß..., _,-, ••■ ,» » I;; 7 mats Sugar" »'-•••''._"- ■ ■ ' I. On Sale Privately, at PRICES. ». "furniture dhpartment in«jw. i New Pianos (j vat pponcd). Se,<;o^" .j ™h£!_ R" Harmoniums Oust opened), 1 §^fSl_¥?l If: monium, American Organs, New Fondcra | 2nd Fire-Sons, Carpel?. Wool .and other | -Rubs, Handsome Dinner Servlco, bmau m '''Dfeni-•Services, Pictures,. Stoves. Gi-tesj ft Looking-Glasaes, Mirrors ' <■■, : nTTT - 81 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND REQLL I; SITES in great variety, Bultable lor a_ a classes ... ~., ~-,p ■_■■•... ._ jj. ftaXLN .TiJJJ.A T TL: E_ SALE S_ , I Pokeap-^Alonday, Japo l(f j^ j|| Drury—Wednesday. Juno X _. | Papakura—Wednesday, June 25. - 1 ALFRED BUCKLAND. | TO-MORROW.... ,^ , ~i r - I THE HAYMARKET. ■ ■ -*- '-j | fTIOR SALE, at the Haymarkot, t_-mor- E Jg . '■•-..iTrow,'.'.'/ 2 USEFUL SPRING OARTS 300 Sacks Good Feed Oatsc 1.,,,';... . Tl sacks Rye Grass 10 tonß grand Oaten Chaff 3 tona Waikato Potatoes SO tons Sydney Bonedust.. „_ ALFRED BUOKLAND. TO-MORROW. ' -THE HAYMARKET. , I- - EtOß* SALEi at the Hayniarkfet, to- 1 morrow (Friday}, at 11 o'clook, A FIRST-CLASS GREY-.COLOURED HEAVY DRAUGHT GELDING, just received from the Thames. A trial given. ...... '. f-'.' ALERE-TBUCKLANb. '"1 f" • ''-THURSDAY, JUN_! 19. v .''l p . V THE.REMDERA YARDS. ;„, ~'_ FOR SALE, at the*.R«i_uera Yards,-;jta; ' Thursday, June 18, iati o'clock, -IFO HEAD WELL-FATTED CATTLE 700FatSheep ; ,';':''' •"'■ Dairy Cows, Store Cattle - '■", '•->'•s Fat and Store Pigs. .'.'.■ r ;■;; J y y^y%^!i!sffi .' TQ ; MORRO,.Y7_t l^o'clock. ( ,^ .._ | l.^R^____;r:BUTTEß.y,: '■^:k--y^yn '-; £££%*_>' ;*;„ tj-ranakiißdtter^ o^B^LLEWUi WILL Sell, "Ti d-morrow, a. II o'clock, at his rooms, "20 Kegs of Taronaki SALT BUTTER. ". ; TO-MORROW,!^_T_Ii O'CLOCK. C-JiBri^ES^TAYLbR _.. .;y WELL' _ell'by auction' at^thelr,3M4r© .Q'ueenH.t-eet.atllo—Ock, i'lrn ** . 'OULTRY—FowIi-; Dudks.*!Geese," __ri_by_^3' I'ure Langsham Fowls.-Pure Brahma Fowls, Canaries. JBifteons, YOUngJPigS, Gbod Setter Dog. well trained and game ____^„ m -__ r »EANTS —Fr ult" "T_.Bs* SKrilbS, __6VSrIBg .Shßihsaniothgr^ricto", *» a , k _ _si 'RPDtt-a-_lariie and m&WW fM*>«t TPbtttoes; Onions, Beof:?Oats. Bif_ul Oha_>. B _aott,.OatO__Bi_. Tea,,_UKar,-W&iroa'C__e-_4 t Salt Butter, Candlea, f6O Cubes Kerosene, and otherßun^ri_e_i;'^ c_",'. i-;•>■!& , - "S • _, »,^«»JHSO,^. TenetarAssortniient" Drapery,. Closh_)K., GehUl _^_SBißelS.i*uite, Um-rellas.Laaioa'.iSlQrMS M-f__-__oa_, Carpe<S.'Blß_ketS.Qullt4H«_«J -. _... . «.^.. ... ■ pg- - , •• , CARBTNEW & TAYLQR, J/0 , ?,!'.'•**■'■';, x'-? c Ajicttoheprß. ,?.,J ~'..'/' 'j■ . . ''■>'> -^PRELIMINARY _?OTICE. >"•'!*'' 'inS^-i-BDSSS; __-D?'T_J_libS'i : ';tci -' : H'_i_W%'^ received-'iristructilon- from.G^'Ajl y Brown, Esqitlwho Is leay}ng Auckland),; »_eU by Auction, at hio rciJdpnce (just.Bagfe; ;heManagere Brlpge), oJ_,^lq'nday, June 30^. i-fj -;•__- whole Of his LIV-1 andDEAD STO-iKi' comprising Imported Stock of Thoro«Kh-> : '< Hoi_es;.Carts,etc. y ■•"■•'■ , *ky.k:y\k'-: y;^^, ky;yy,y_yy: :',; - iHOUBEHOi-) FURNITURE and.Effects." , Partionlai%in-ufejfe^Vcr--e_lenW^ : f" ,}',, .lk. : _O.MOR_.OW.;- !i _:> 3-3 . --. ~1 -•:. ~j;i:n '■■ C ■•- '• '' 881 .;! r-'aiA' ,'C-a *i FRTJjiTVAND,.FLQW^!E;!TREfi^^.S MMDIa a- PRODUCE SALE/ '•' ;: ;'i'-d,f-\T >~-,, i,:..'■ •» 7yf_pbwDEN^.'' ;;;■.".''» tT7t_LL soil Ky' auction at'the Exchange W' MarttQueen-atroet,tb-inorrow.lFriiJaj^i it 11 o'olock,- :'..-,.; '-. '-,■;-,' i^'j_AR_E ASSORTMENT OF TREES "••■ y"' AND PLANTB • ■'■ •■ ; * ■ 10 Tone Potatoes ■ aTonßOarrots^ , r '■-'•■'. -I 2Tonspnions .. -''■' ' _ ','",. ' ;■ Cheese. Bacon, Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Butter, ■■"! .-•-. Candles. '..-"- J ""-: '- ■>'_'._ *:~<:■■<• ■■■■■' .Also.1- : : 'k,S'"""i Furniture, Copper Boiler and Fittings. !•" Gallon Tank, _ .- «.«:■ ■-.'■.. V, S, COCHRAKBJ U-S, DACBB ' MONDAY^, J.UNE 16. .LiiOXMENTS, HARDJN^TpqS'Sr 4 .;PADD6gK,„,ONEHDNG'4 IfeJ FOR SALE by auction, at our Rooms,, Queen-street, on Monday, 11th instant, at ,2 o'clock, . - ,_,. ' ALLOTMENTS 08 and 63, Hardingtona Paddock, Onehunga, 50 feet frontage to Cameron-street, and 50 feet frontage to 'j'«« George-street. 5 ''*' .. _Tt : COCHRANE & SON, .3 KZ I . Auctioneers. W."__f OOOMK-Niiji [JAMBS DAOSK. .MONDAY, JUNE 16. By order'-f-tHe Register•-_«the Supreme Court of New Zealand. FREEHOLDiPRORBRTyiCAMBRIDGE. ~-"jy^ .' ,■'',, * 8 . THE■ Subscdllerahave received tnstruc- . lions from the Registrar of the Scpreme Court to Sell by Auction, at their Rooms. Queen- Btreet, on Monday, 16th June, at 12 o clock, ALL THAT ___93EL OF^^-LAND, being Allotment No. 98. Town of .Cambridge East, Parish of Hautapo, Bank County. containing 1 acre (more or leas),; having a frontage of 200 links by 500 links deep. ; -with three Buildings and Shops erected thereon, occupied by Messrs Johnson, Beversley, and Dean. .-. , ;. ' SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, .>.•„...' Auctioneers.. , . ~; y ~ contlauert on 3ro_rt_,F««|i \'.\f '"1""" ' v '":' ____