THE MEW MAORI WAR.

Amusing Strugglo Between Maori Women and the Sheriff.

(BY Tr.r_K<.n...-H.— owx COTtUESTONDKST.)

Casibriiioi., this clay. Att incident of a very amusing character, which, however, may terminate rather seriously for some of the parties concerned, has just transpired here. Major Green, sheriff, had come to Cambridge as a witness in a case before the R. M. Court, and he also came prepared to dootherbusinessintheway of seizing tho property of a native named Kauwhata and others on account of tho I'ukekura and Puahoe land dispute. On leaving the Court, a horse was pointed out to him as belonging to Kauwhata, and this he immediately seized. Mr Macgregor Hay, who all along has boeii acting for the natives, demanded to sco tho Major's warrant, which he refused to show. Tlie nativo boy who was in charge of tho horso being thuß encouraged, attempted to rescue his property, but was thrown on one . side by the sheriff. Mr Hay then threatened' to have Major Green taken into custody for assaulting a peaceful citizen. The 'boy reinstated himself on tlie horse's back, but tho sheriff held on to the bridle. A local publican calne to the assistance of. tho sheriff with a halter, and the sheriff improvised a bailiff in the person of one Deni9 Hickey to put it on. Somo native women had now come to tho assistance of the boy, one of whom challenged fliokey to fight, landing him "one Fn tho ore," and followed up the attack by knocking the Major's hat over his eyes. Tho bailiff was soon made to retreat, leaving tho Major to tho enemy, One lady seized the Major by tlio abdomen (11) and another by the legs, which caused him to relinquish his hold, after a long and gallant struggle c and tlie boy, seizing the opportunity, rode off on tho bone of contention. The Major now chal lenged Mr Hay with inciting natives to resist, and oaked him wkat business he had to inter fere. Mr Hay replied that he was uctlng for the natives. Tho major said ho was acting for the devil. Tho Major how threaten* to proceed against Mr Hny for inciting, and also against the natives, par t-onlarly one of the womon, against whom he intends preferring a chargo of indecent) .assault.

THE DROWNING AT NORTH SHORE.

Licensing Proseou__on.

Ai tlio Police Court to-day, b.eforo Mesars Prime and Gordon, Mary Brown, licensee of tho Flagstaff Hotel, was charged with eeUiog liquor to Wm. O'Keafa, at Devon port, while he was in a state of intoxication, on the 2-ith Inst.—Mr Hesketh appeared in defenoe, and pleaded not yuilty.— Jere miah Drisosll, aged 17, deposed that he was employed at the Auckland Timber Com pany's works. He accompanie.l William O'Keefe to the Takapuna Races. O'Keefo waß v.ry drunk on lesving tho racecourse, and asked witness to stick to him aa he was drunk. Called at the Flagstaff Hotel, and asked for shaudy gaffand a "lass of beer. o,'Keefo could not drink all liia beer, and threw it_ on the floor. The bier was served by a man with a red monstacne. It was not Air Fuller. Could not swear to the man. He was cobor. On getting to tho wharf, he helped O'Keefo along, whon O'Keefe swung himself away, fell over the wharf, and was drowned. —To Mr Hesketh : Left tho course a little beforo cix. It was {jotting dark. Entered < tho hotel at tho first door. Thero woro a good many persons aronnd the bar. Ho only took a drop. O'Keefo handed in a shilling and rceolved <ld in change Had he told the barman that he wns drunk, O'Keofe wonld have struck him.—Hugh Storoy, of Grey-street, deposed to seeing O'Keefe and the lust witness in tho hotel.—O'Keefe appeared drunk.—Sergt. Andrew Clarke also gave ovldence. Mra Brown said her strict orders wore that no one was to be served with drink In a state -of intoxication. — Mr Heaketh addrose.d tho Court in de.en.c. — After some argument, tho Benoh were of opinion -that the liquor was supplied, but on tho ground that the evidence did not show that defendant nor her representatives was aware that O'Keefe was intoxicated, •they must dismiss the case on that ground alone.

DISTRICT COURT.-Yesterday.

(Before H. G. Seth Smith, Esq., District Judge). DHIBNDKU CASHS.

.fIoDHB and others v. Lano and Brown. — Claim, _5-0, for timber.—Mr Luak for plain tiffs |Mr Alexander for defendants.—ln this cage, whioh was previously heard, His Wor ship nonsuited tho plaintiffs and reserved stbe question of costs. MaLanghlln and Stanley v. Mr nnd Mrs Murray.—Claim, JJS4, for erection of cot tage.— Mr Napier for plaintiiff; Mr E. ■Cooper for defendants.—The plaintiffs aro «ontrao_on, nnd claim for the erection of a ftwo-roomed cottage in Argvle-street, Arch HiU, for the defendants. The defendants, iiowaver, repudiate the alloyed oontract. The ease bad not concluded when the Court rose, and the further hearing was therefore adjourned till next Court day.

This Day.

Serrell ▼. Coombo. — Claim, £40 9s, detinue.—Mr Theo. Cooper fer plaintiff, Mr S. Hesketh for defendant.—The plaintiff is a travelling photographer, and the action was brought to roover his stock-in-trade •and other property which the defendant, a betel-keeper, had retained in bis possession, plaintiff having been a boarder in hfe hotel.—The defence was that the goods were simply being detained until plaintiff paid for his board and lodging.—After beartnff a number of witnesses His Worship jeaerved judgment. '" The Court then rose.

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Before Messrs P, A. Philips and J. Gordon J.P."s)

D_.B_._c.—Ten persons were punished for this offence. .__,-_'•' a J_ WoMAiu'a Rbvesob.—Maria Drummond _ra» charged with assaulting John Claude with intent to do him grievous bodily harm. -—Prisoner said she olawed Jack In her own _dote«oe.—Sergeant White described the circumstances. Prisoner lived with a man named Claude, and thoy had a drunken row, and the woman levelled him with a billet of wood. A long list of convictions were recorded against tho prisoner.—Nine iftonthe' imprisonment with hard labour.— Annlo H-U»ilton and Maggie Locks, also of Chancery Lane, were punished for habitual drunkenness; Tlie forme* was fined 40s, or seven days, and Locks was committed for mine months. JNarrow Escape.—Charles Petersen, a SwMe, was charged with a breach of the tiiceaeing Act, for being drunk while in .charge ol a horse and cart. —Prisoner said he know nothing about it.—Constable McClollan said the prisoner was helplessly .drunk, nnd fell out of his cart in Darby «treet.— Fined 40s and coste, or seven days imprisonment. . BjflAWT.—Edith Emily L. Norman was <__.ar._--. with marry ing William Brinsden, her former b»sband, Robt. Daun, being then and jßtill allve.~-Defendant pleaded not guilty.— fierKeant White asked for a remand in tins .case in order to got evidence from Well.ng ton.-Mr Hesfcoth appeared in defence, and asked that defendant might be admitted to fcail, which would bo forthcoming.-The Bench granted a remand for a week, and Slowadloall, himself in L6O, and two sure ties in L 25 each. Ai'P-iCA.iO-.5.-Mr George, solicitor, ap plied for orders to register the following persons as owners under the llGth clause ,of the Licensod Act, which were granted on .being proved .-George Akers as owner of the Red Lion Hotel, Drata-street, and Patrick Brodla as owner of tho Naval Hotel, Pita-street, the properties having been pur-, chased bj these persons and conveyed to Ihem by the applicant. I

ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT

(jM. «I>»_l_BA-?H— OWN CORJtESPONI-yNT.)

Thambs, tfcl* day. — Richard Onyon, shipping -.goat, was charged yesterday with the embezzlement of £25, being amount «f>Cheque belonging to himself and partner; but after a len K thened hearing the Magis. ..rate ileeided that, although the transaction was unbusinesslike, it did not amount.to embezelement, and ho therefore dismissed tho case. __________—_«__.

.„■,.„.• ~ —: - -'■ ■ -»-'--"'- AEewte General Grocery and Provision Stoma arebrought «nd«_r your notloo as supnlj? SSSebestauulityofgroceriesand prpvtofonß

THE AUCKLANI) EV__iklNG STAR, SATURDAY, MAY'.BI, 18^ r -.._^

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Wanted. WANTED, a Boy.—J. J. Sivinnerton Wood Turner, Wyndham-street. WANTED, a Cook and Steward for tilt Barque Clifton.—Apply to tho captain on board. ANTED, a Boy, to mako himsell generally useful.—Apply J. Williams, Tailor, V i.toria-street. WANTED, a Plumber ; also, a Boy.- Apply Randell and Angus, Newmarket, "VKTANTED, by a Young Lady, Situation TT as Dressmaker in a private house.— Apply "Y.Z.." Star Office. W" ANTED, a Respectable Girl.—Apply Queen's Hotel, Karangahapo Road. WANTED, a General Sorvant (no cook ing). — Mrs Heather, Boxley, Mount Eden East. Apply any day before 10 o'clock, or after 4. WANTED, a Boy to carry parcel".— Apply to J. 11. Ilannan, Draper, Vic toria-street. WANTED, a Dressmaker for a few days. —For direction upply Star Olllce. WANTED —When you are in Hobson stroet call and sco the large and choice stuck of Mosgiel Tweeds just oponed for tho coming season at Munro and Mllligan'a. WANTED, Apprentices and Improvers to the Dressmaking.—Mrs Garrioek, Malvern Villus, Newton Road. Cutting ana Fitting taught. WANTED, at once, a respeetablo Girl for houaowork, for a few woeks.—Apply Star Olllee. ___ WANTED, a sharp and respectable Shop Boy; good rofcrenco required.— Apply 11. L. Posseniskie, Shortland-street WANTED, Employment by a Carpenter (j net arrived); willing to do any kind of work.—AddreßS '■ Carpenter,' Star Office. X\T ANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks V T to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutaford's, Watchmaker, Victoria - stroet (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; ull work warruuted for 12 months. . WANTED, Employers for a largo num ber of really eilloient Generals iui_l young Girls, likewise fur Boys aiid Farm Hands.—Hannaford's Auckland Itoglstry. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 21 years) Young Man to milk, drlvo, Sea. (Gentleman's family, suburbs). 20a. WANTED, elderly Man to Cook for three; Btnall wagos, but exeollontplaco; work light; reference required.-Hauuiiford's Auckland Registry (eatabli-iliud 21 years). VXTANTED, for a bush sawmill, a Man V t for head of breaking-down; also, a good Wharf-olerk aud Stacker. — Auckland Timber Company. WANTED, a good Ueuoral Blacksmith ; must bo v good shoer. — Apply J. H. Smith, Morningßl.de, Mount Albert. WANTED, a Respectable Person to take charge of a Baby; tonus must he mbderato.—Address Alfred S„ Star Office. WANTED, Ciirpoiitor's Improver.—Ap ply Whit 's now building, Birkenhead. Board if necessary. XXT ANTED, Tenders for the Painters' t I Work on two Cottages (labour only).— Apply G. Partington. Lincoln-street. Ponsonby, up to 8.3U on Monday. WANTED, a medium-size Winch. State price.—Aueklund Tallow Co., Durham street . WANTED, the Ladies of Aueklund to sco tlio Winter Ulsters at fn lid ; also, tlie nowest styhs Dolmans and Juckets, ut Fernandez's Sale. Newton. WANTED, by married Mau, Employ ment In Stors or~W__re_iou_o. or any placo of trust; can keep books; has good re ferences : wlllliu. to take low wages.—Address "T.U.,"StauQ..lco. j WANTED, a substantial House of tour ' rooms and garden it modcrato rent. 20 minutes' walk from Queen-street. — Address "Good Teniuit," t'i'AU Office^ ANTED, 7 or 8-roomeJ House (Furnished), or _ Bedrooms and Sit ting-room, with or without board; private family preferred.—Tonus, Sec, D.F., Star Office WANTED, Young Mon and Maidens to Poo tho Beautiful Lady chained to a rock at Mears's. noxt Savings Bank. WANTED, the Public to Inspect Die Painting of tho Ferocious Sea Monster nt Mean's, next Savings Bank. ANTED, all to Road "Hard Times and Land. Monopoly," an appeal to the Electors on tho burning question of tho day. Published by N. G. Lennox, Auckland, and sold by all Booksollors. Prion. Ono Shilling. \"VTANTED, Householders and others to V Try our Canterbury BluoDerwcnt Pota toes. The proof of the Potato Ik In the ea'lng. —Duvies and McMillan, 1.1, Customs street, Aueklund. ANTED TO PURCHASE, a Small Houso with good largo allotment, front lng Great North.— Andres. "Juno." Si Alt olllee. XXT ANTED TO RENT or PURCHASE, TT afl or 7-roomod House In Vincent, Hob ion, or Nelson-street.—Address, stating particu lars, to "J.M.5.." Newton rost-omco. ANTED to RENT or PURCHASE, an Allotment with House of 5 to 7 rooms and sUbling for 2 or 3 horses.—Apply to J. M. Maedonald, House and Estato .agent, Vulcan Lane. _______________-_----_____-_ ANTED TO SELL, two Grocery Businesses (city). In-going small; Wood and Coal Yard (suburbs); Milk Walk. 9 cows (Onohunga).—Wooding and Co., Agents. Illgli stroet. , , WANTED TO SELL (cheap), a superior stock of Furniture and Bedding, at the Furniture Warehouse, fool of aroy-strcet (oppo site Thome's Umbrella Shop). ■ WANTED to Let, a G-roomed Hi use, with stablo an. every convenience. Possession can bo had on Friday next.- G. Sago, Oliphtnt-.troet, Ponsonby. ANTED KNOWN, that A. B. Spenoe's Guinea TroHsors aro Net to be Equ'lled.—l72, Queen-street. ANTED TO LEASE, a Billinrd rcom In the clty.-iApply "Brown." Star ofllco. - WANTED KNuh N—A. and K. Eaton, Commerce - street, havo tho Best Oamaru Table .Potatoes in town (oheap). ANTED KNOWN—Cheap Drapery, Clothing. Dresses, Flannels. Blankets, and Callcoes;'competition defied.—Come and sco at J. H. Unuhan's, Victoria-street, oil" Hobson street. WANTED KNOWN.—Peas Meal, 6d ; Lontils. Id, at Taylor and Entrican^s. Wollosloy-streot. ■_ WANTED SEEN, the splendid assort ment of Boots and Shoos now On Viow in my Window.—H. Hnrlo, Auckland Boot Em porium, Victoria-street. ANTED KNOWN—E. T. Herbert, Draper, opposito Garlick and Cranwoll's, is soiling nt 5s In tlio -.discount. Will keop opon until 9 p.m. for one week only. ANTED KNOWN—Violin Tuition— Pupils received for Instruction on tho Violin.—Address, P. F. Hlscoeks, Monmouth Cottage, William-street (near St. James's Church). WANTED KNOWN, — Eire I Fire ! Firol—Be in time and sco tlio Furniture, only slightly damaged by tire in Victoria-street, at Dampie/s Largo Furnishing Shop, Hobßou-st. W" ANTED KNOWN, that S.Walker has still left one or two conveiiiout Cot tage- for Sale cheap.—Apply at onco. Russell street, Great North-Road. Name on door. WANTED KNOWN,—If you want to buy a Business or sell a Business, apply to E. Woodirg & Co., Business Exchange Agents. High-streot (upstairs). ANTED KNOWN — Shilling Hair Brnsh 1 Hair Brush for Ono Shilling I Tlio Shilling Hair Brush! Whito handle Hair Brush, only Ono Shilling I— At Rohson's, Drapor. Ponsonby. XXT ANTED KNOWN — Charles Kelsoy V T and Co. have a beautiful assortment of Gold and Sliver Jewellery, tho whole of which has the merit of being genuine as they keep no Imitations.—Charles Kelsey and Co., 120, Queen street. — WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timber I Cheap Timber I And alt othor kinds of Building Materials, can be purohased cheaper and hotter than anywhere else at the yards of D. Qorj-lE. Albert-street. ANTED, to Lot or Sell, a First-class New Seven-roomed Houso and 1 Acre of Land at, Mornlngsido; close to the Railway Station; 'buses pass several times, daily; distance not moro than 20 minutes walk from Upper Queen-street.— Apply to J. IL Smith, Morningslde. Mount Albert. ANTED, Buyers for Volvetcen, at Is Odyard; Trimmed Hats, from 3s lid; Blankets, from 10s Gd pair; Sheeting, from lid to Is 9d; Flannels, from SJd; Women s and Children s Stockings, from 6d; cheap and Fashionable Dross Materials. A large assort ment of tho above of unequalled value at Wellesloy House.—A. Lovott. WANTED KNOWN —That Samuel, Lovell has opened an Establishment in Buchanan's Buildings, Wellesley-stroet, as a First-classMantlonnd Jackotniaker.andhaving had a large experience In gome of tho best London houses. Is in a position to guarantee a Porfcct Fit, Latest Stylo, and good Workman ship. Tho Dressmaking Branch will bo undor tlie supervision of an oxpcriencod_or3on, WANTED KNOWN—Velveteens from One and Sixpence per yard at Robson's, Draper, 'Ponsonby. Blankets, Counterpanes, Calicoes, Flannels; very cheap. X\T ANTED XI OWN—To be sold cheap, W at 'Ait-ten's Furniture Shop. 310. Upper Oueen-stroet, Single Flax Mattresses, 6s; Double do Ife .Bedsteads. 10s; Paillasses. Children's Gets Couchos. Suites of Furniture, Lamps, Tables, Saucepans, Boilers and all kinds of Furniture,' at Austen's. 310, Upper Queen-street. All kinds of furniture bought. WANTED KNOWN, that all working man can save their money by calling at the Governor Gordon Restaurant All Meals Sixpence Board and Lodging 15s por week.- Rofißrt Muraock, Proprletor.-3.ote the address -Nearly opposito tho Waitemata Hotel, and closo to the Pock ; ANTED X NO W N— That the STOCK of CLOCKS AND and tho Artistic IMITATION JEWELLERY in the Victoria-Street Window. Wo make a SPECIALTYof theso Two Lines, keeping both UioGonuine and the Imitation to SUIT afl TASTESa". Pocket* ibcrt they «c kept Sepa rate, and Displayed In Different Streets. Sterl _HlvJrSete,2-i6d;Broooh_isand-^Wftlß«^J and-other Linos equally Cheap, at GOODSOI\-8 LONDON ARCADE, Queen-st. and Victoria**.-. n^nyHhrlstchnrcha-i-l Wellington. The Fancy



Wanted. WANTED, a Boy.—Apply early Mori day morning, Hancock and Co., .T. Qiioon-stroct. WANTED KNOWN, that A. E Spenco's Four Guinea Suits aro Uhsui passed.—l 72, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN-Jnmes Foster Umbrella-maker. Victoria-street am Karangahape Hoad. Umbrellas covered am repaired gu the shortest notice. WANTED KNOWN.-I take this op portunlty In thanking my many friend and Customers for past favours, and hope for < continuanea of tho samo. Dressmaking In al the latest styles.—Mra Klrkmau. Dressmaker Victoria-street West (two doors from Williams's Tailor). WANTED SEEN by all buyers o: Jewellery. Kelsey's Stook of real Sllvei and real Gold. Thoy keep no Imitatious on thoii promises: thoy therefore i.uar__nteo everything Bold by lliera to be roal silvor .01- yold.—Charles Kelßey aud Co., 120, Queon-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN, that a new sup ply of Dr. Maunßoll'B Maori Grauimni is now on sale at Lennox's and all Booksellers. ANTED, all tho New Arrivals, and Old Ones, too,, to Call ut Farrell and Barnaby's, Butchers, 175, Queen-street, to in spect tliu quality ami examine the price of our Meat. Prune Local Beef and Mutton, from 2d per lb. Cask purchasers most liberally dealt with. Roll up, and 1111 your kits for very littlo monoyy ANTED KNOWN, continuation of the SELLING OFF-Grnnd lot of Ladles' Hijjh-heel Boots and Shoes for oveninj' parties, balls. Sec, vory cheap; also, liadios' High-heel Prunella or lasting Boots, 4s Gd; Ladles High heel, High-leg, Sowu, Button Prunella Boots, Gs Gd; Ladles' handsome Sewn House Boots, with goloshed sidos, 3_ Gd; grand lot of Infants' Black and Coloured Tassel Boots, Is Gd ; Infants' pretty Strap Butterlly . Shoes, 2s; Infants' H Igh-leg Button Boots, 2a (Id; Childrou s Patent Leather Boot), size 7 to 10, 3s; also, a vory largo superior stuck of Ladies' and Gents' Boots and Shoes (which can be seen from iho outside of tho shop) to choose from at Dam pier's Boot Shop, Victoria-street. VXT ANTED KNOWN NOWSIIOWING AT J. O. BROWN'S, PARNELL, -t-TSPRCIAL VALUE INTSS ULSTERS AND FOUR-IN-HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS. a large stock of glcnkral drapery to select from, and pricks Lower than quebnst., AT J. Q. BROWN'S, PARNELL. WANTED KNOWN- A FEW OF NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S WELL-TRIED REMEDIES FOR WINTER USE. COMPOSITION PO\VDER.-It Is known In all English-speaking countries for its many good qualities. You who are suluect to Colils or Sore Throats don't bo without it; Is Gd a tin ; 5s alb. BALM OF (ULEAD.—Seven years' trial has proved this to bo ono of tho Rest Compounds ever ottered for tlio «uro of Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Cough. 2s a Bottle. COUGH POWDER-—Effectual and quick In Congestion. Pleurisy, or Inflammation of tlie Lungs, la fid a Tin. COUGH SYRUP.-Whero thero are children noil.lug Is better for Coughs. Croop. or Bron chitls. A puro expectorant without morphia or opium. Is Gd and 2s a Bottle. n<)P DITTERS, 2sld aßottlo. NEIL & ~C L I F F 0 R D, HERBALISTS. Botanic Disi-hnhauy. Wkm.kßt.bv-BTits bt, A-lt._-I-A-.1-. TIT A N TED X N O VV N. TO BE CLEARED, AT STEPHENSON'S, KA-.AI-OAH._rl_ ROAT). NEWTON. SOO pairs Kid Glovos, Is Gd por pair; 1,000 pairs Lislo Tliread Gloves. Bd, worth I; 1.500 pieces (good lihiidos) Rlblion Velvet. 18 yards for tfd ; GOO yards Sash Ribbons (9 shades). Is I'd Sor yard ; 2.000 dozen Dress Buttous. 2d pur ozen; Dress Materials, 4M, od, 7ld por yard upwards; 1,000 yards Fronch Caahinoro {10 shinies), Is per yard ; 500 yards French Morlno (0 shades!, is 9d, worth 2s Od ; Crimean Shirting, BJd, Is. In 3d. to 2n 3d per yard; Union Shirtings, from lUd upwards; Flannels, 7A.1, lid. is per yard upwards; 9x4 Blankets (all wool). Hs lid per pair. Try our 10.1 Trousers to Measure— can't he beaten. MILLINERY—by oxperiencod hands DRESSMAKING-by experienced hands TAILORING—by experienced hands On- THE PIIK.MISh.-3. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALE WAREHOUSE. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. NKWTON. ■ in . i gagettg in Bankruptcy. TN BANKRUPTCY. IN THK COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In tie matter of " Tho Bankruptcy Act. lSftV and of ths Bankruptcy of Knock Richards. of Matakana. In the Provincial District of Auckland, a Bankrupt, At fho reijuostand cost of the Debtor, I here by summon a General Meeting of the Croditora of the ahovo-nam-d Bankrupt to be held al my Office. Snpremo Court Buildin_rs, In the Olty of Auckland, on THURSDAY, 6th Juno, to con, aider an application of the Debtor that his fur, nituro bo allowed him. Dated tills 81st day of May, 1884. JOHN LAWSON. Official Assignee. BnitlncM Nof-fies. UOAII LOAF 8 T O R E T. HILL Bogs to inform tho publio of Auckland that he has secured the services of MR T. HOLLAND, Oi tho lato firm of Holland and Fortzor. Old Customers ofr 11. and F. wit.l receivb every attention ny transferring THEIR PATRONAGB TO . HILL'S SUGAR LOAF STORE, WELLESLEY STREET Cornor of Elllott-stroet (opposite Abbott's Opera House). Goods dolivered freo to all parts of the. town, to tho shipping, trains, and tram cars (when they start). G. ALLEN, Draper, Jervois Roadj • Ponsonby. begs to notify thut ho has no connection with E. -Jllon, draper, lato of Victoria street. _ C 1 H O I C E CHOICE SALT T) UTTER I ALT JD UTTER J _^S. PER LB. PRIME CHEESE, qD. per lb. It E- W 'S GROCERY AND PROVISION STORES, VICTORIA-STREET. pO.KE. COKE. COKE. THE AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY LTD.) Invite Orders for GAS COKE. Delivered within 1 mile of tho Works, for Cash; longoi 1 isiances ut proportionate rates:— ; Sample Sack of threo bushels .. la Cd Five Sacks (or quarter ton) .. „ 6s 3d , Ten Sacks (or half-ton) .. .. lis 6d 1 Twenty Sacks (or ono ton) .. .. 22s 6d The Company s COKE is made from the best' Groyniouth Coals; is superior to that made from Neivcastlo coals, behinr free from stone' und clinker ill a remarkable degree, gives a RELIABLE FIRE, CLEARER & HOTTER THAN COAL. j LIGHTS READILY, and < MAKES NO SMOKE. GOOD FIRE IN 10 MINUTES. j i OFFICE: FORT-STREET. ( HC.K__. COKE. COKE., i Cold-milling Notices. "VTEVADA GOLD-MINING COMPANY ' JJi (LIMITED). Shareholders whose names and the number of ' whose Shares are hereunder set forth are re quested to take notico that their Shares, for feited for non-payment of call, will bo Sold by Public Auction by Mr Randerson, at his Auction Mart, Queen-street, Auckland, on WEDNES- i DAY, tho 11th day of June, 1881, at the hour of , 11.30 a.m., unless tho call, together with tlio , expenses that may have accrued thereon, he paid to the Manager on or beforo tho day of, ' sale: — Name. No. of Shares. William Olliff .. ■'.. ..:. 1.200 ■ \ John P. Stodart 400 _ Charles Western .. .. ..400 ] James A. Love .. ... ;. .. 800 Richard Baiter .. 400: MaurioeKollv :. .. .. .. 600 Hem* MeWilHams .. .. .. 800 ( John McCombiO.'.' .... -100 ( '-•Johh-WcWlUiaijis' :. ... ..... _00 < Charles H. VVIISOn . -._..... I.Bqo t p. O^ACDONWg^ManagetV



Miscellaneous Wanteds. TRADESMEN'S BOOKS opened, made up, posted, checked and balanced period ically by an Experienced Accountant, at a r nominal coat.—Adilrc.s "Accountant," P. 0.8. '■ 78, Auckland. ________ :' rjTo THE 800 T TR A D E.— • ,|f.--_| Wanted, immediately, number of good •} Bench Hands; constant employment.—Apply Northern Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Com ~ pany (Limited). a pOROMAKDEL HOSPITAL. A Medical Man is required for tho above Hos '• pltal. Salary, -5200 per annum, with private practice. Applications to be made to the under signed up to MONDAY, 9th June, 1881. f. J. H. HARRISON, r Secretary Hospital Comnittlce. ' mRAVELLER Wanted to carry Samplos J I Boot Uppers on commission.—Address, stating terms, ground covorcd, and references, • to " Bono," Star Oilico. O~MASTER BAKERS.—Wanted, a Situation as Pastrycook or Breudbaker; flrst-class references.—Apply "W.M.," Stak Office. 4^l-lA WANTED in a first-class"lii (Si/A"" vestment; largo profits.—Ad dress "Monoy," Stak Olllce. Corporation Notices. piTY OF AUCKLAND. ANNUAL ELECTION OF AUDITOR'S. It is horoby notified that LEERS, MORITZ SAMUKL MILNK, JOHN ■-• * MITCHELL, WILLIAM L. NUITER, FREDERICK PAUL, FREDERICK WM. RAWLINGS, MARK WHITE. THOMAS LEIGH havo been duly nominated as Candidates for tlio olllce of Auditors to tho City of Auckland, ami that in compliance with the provisions of "The Municipal Corporations Act" and "Tho Regulation of Local Elections Act, 187B," a Poll will tako placo-on MONDAY, tho 2nd of Juno next, at tho room adjoining tlio Froo Library, High-Street, within the said city, between the hours of nine in tho forenoon and six in tho afternoon. HENRY- HIDINGS, Returning Officer for City of Auckland. City Council OlHcob, May 23,1831. 281 Shipping. a'£ T>RIOANTINE YO s_S2£r& JL> LANI)E.-ConslifnecHhy -J_^S-__s--_____S_r^lo Yoliuide aro requested to **^_laL_3__ala pass ontrlos and receive cargo -^t&MsMw&v®!'o-' 10 o'clock a.m. on MON "*onsßßSSS«s»' DAY, tlio 2nd day of Juno, All cargo left on the wharf will be stored at Consignees' expense. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL.AND MER CANTILE CO. (Limited). G. W. OWEN, Manager. 7__r "OIIIQANTINE STAN sfs!&sfi&&. X> LIOY.-Conftifnecs by tuu Stanley lire requested to ■*^?_3f A_Sh pass outrloa nnd receive cargo ■s___-^2^S'ss^ffi».at S o'clock v.in. on MON -«"B-»»^ "^ DAY, the 2nd day of Juno. AH cargo left on tho wharf will bo stored at Consignees.' risk and expense. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND MBit- CANTILK CO. (I.IMITBD). G. W. O\VKN, Manager. ~ Cadis. AUCKLAND TOBACCO COMPANY (LIMITED). A CALL (tho second) of Two Shillings and Slxpeueo per Share was made this day in tho above Company, payable on THURSDAY. 1-Ui June next, at thu Company's Olllce. Fort-street, Auckland. - * -: HENRY BYRON, Secretary. _May 20,188-1. THE AUCKLAND BRICK AND TILE COMPANY (Limitbd). A CALL (the third) of Tkn Siiiixinos por Share has this day boon made, payablo at tho Company's Ofllce, 129, Qtieon-strobt, on 2_tij JUNK. , A '. R. C. GREENWOOD, Soorotary. Auckland, llth May. MSA. ; ' TVTEW ZEALAND TOBACCO GROW ill ING AND MANUFACTURING COM PANY (LIMITED). A Call (the first) of Ten Shillings por Share has this day been made by tho Dlrcct-irs of the above Company, payable to the Treasurer, nt tlie olllce of tlio Company, the Factory, Beach Ilniid, Auokland, on SATURDAY, the Slat d»y of May instant. V. NUTTER, Secretary pro tern.4 Auckland, 13th May, 1891. Ecclesiastical. T> V SPECIAL 11EQUKS T. TIIE REV. J. S. HILL Will deliver an Address THIS (Saturday) EVENING. In tho Lecture Hull. Young Men's Rooms. Subject: "Tho Higher Christian Life." . > YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, Corner of Wollc-ley and Albort-stroots. — Meeting for United Prayer THIS (Saturday) Evening, at 7.30. A BIBLE READING will bo given. Friends aro cordially invited. A BIBLE CLAS? for MEN overy SUNDAY Afternoon, from 3 till I. j "RATIONALISTIC ASSOCIATION.^ XA/ Lorno-Btroet Hall, Sunday, June l.'-M6rn- , Ing at 11. Discussion Class; after which Men ting of Association. Evening at 7, Farowoll Lecture by Mr Charles Bright, on " Spiritualism, Occult ism, and Science." Musical selections. Admis sion jJ_°J___!£LJ_L_____?ft_i___ QT. PAUL'S CHURCH.—Whit Sunday. j_l —Services 8 n.in.," 11 n,m. (Choral Com munion), 330 p.m. (Baptisms). 0.80 p.m. Sei. mona : Morning, "The Duly Dove;" Kvonlng, " Reception Qf __ Holy Glioat" j S^ ANDREWS' PRESBYTERIAN CfIURCH.-Moming at 11, Roy. A. Car, rick—" Scenes from tho Biography of St. Paul and their Lessona :" Evoning at 0.30, Mr.Wil. Ihim Ferguson —" A Prediction Concerning Christ Kulfllled." T>l TT-STR EE T WESLEY AN JL CHURCIL-Momin- nt 11. Rev, A. Held; Evening q_ 6.30. Rev. A- Reid. ■ ■ S" T, JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH, Ponsonbv.—Mornimrat 11, Rov.T, G. Carr; Evening at Cft), Rev.W. J. Watkin. ■ GRAFTON ROAD WESLEYAN CHURCH.-Morning at 11, Rev. J. Del low; Evening at 8.30, Rev. R. Bavin. PARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.-* Morning at 11. Mr W. Hogg; Evoning at C3O. Mr W. Burton. DEVONPORT WESLEYANCHURCH. —Morning at 11. Rev W. G. Parsonaon ; Evening at B._iU. Rev. W. G. Parson-on. ■ WELLESLEY-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.-Sundny. Juno 1.-Morning. in the Chapel, nt 11. Evening, in the' Choral Hall, at 6.1 -.Pastor Chaa. Dalllßton. PONSONBY BAPTIST CHAPEL. 1-MvJno Sorvlco by- Rev. Charles Carter.— At 11.30 a.m. nnd at 6.30 p.m. MOUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHAPEL. ' Morning at 11. and Evoning at 6.30, Mr P. Whytock. ' _ PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCHES. SERVICES TO-MORROW as follows:— . ALEXANDRA-STREET- __ Morning at 11—Roy. W. S. Pottor. Evoning at 6.Bo—Rev. W. S. Potter. PITT AND EDWIN-STREI .T8- Morning at 11—Mr Goorgc Turley. Evening at 6.3o—Mr J. 11. Hannan. 1 FRANKLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE ' METHODIST CHURCH. - Juno 1. - Morning at 11 o'olock, and Evening at B.SO, Rev. J. Boothroyd. jj BAYFIELD, PONSONBY. — Morning Sorvicc In the Sunday-school, 10 o'clock, ovory .Sunday. Rev. W. Caldor takes tho Borvice to-morrow, let June. ■ UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCHES. PITT AND VINCENT-STREETS- Morning at 11. Rev. S. Macfarlane. Sub ject: " Tho Holy Spirit." _ livening at 6 30. itov. .m. Macfnrlane. Sub ject : " The Fruits of the Spirit.." MOUNT EDEN— Evening at 6.30. Mr Fiold. /CONGREGATIONAL SERVICES. BERESFORD-STUISET- Morning ai 11— Roy. J. Robertson. M.A. Evening at o.3o—Rev. R. LaißHley. MOUNT EDEN—fi.SO. Mr C. E. Button. i NEWTON—B. Evangolißtio, service. V CHRISTIAN CHAPEL, corner (jf Cqok; and' Hobson-streolß.—Subject for Lords. Day, 6.30 p.m., Juno Ist, " An Address to Young: People."—H. Exley. WELSH SERVICE.—Tho Roy. R, J. Roberts will preach at the Rooms of tho. V.M.C. Association to-morrow (Juno 1). at 6.30, p.m. • j "VTEW CHURCH SERVICES.—HeId. _I__l in tho Commercial Roomß. over Rattray's. 3,ueen-Blreot. Morning at ll o'clock; A GAELIC MEETING will be held To morrow, at 2.30 p.m. in tho Young Men's christian Association Rooms. Mr McLean will altlciate. " ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE.—Geo. A. Brown will Lecture on Sunday nleht at 1.30. Subject: " The Atonement in tho Light of Conditional Immortality." Morning Services for Worship in tho Temperance Hall, Albert-street, md Eden Hall. Mount Eden, at 11 o'clock. THEATRE ROYAL.-SUNDA? EVENING SERVICES, under the con duct of tlio Young Men's Christian Association on Sunday evening, from 8 to 9. All are in vitcd. Seats free. , ■_ HRISTADELPHIANS meet in the Newton Hall on Sundays for fellowship it 2 p.m., Bible Class at 3.30, to which the in terested are cordially invited, ST. DAVID'S CHURCH, Symonds-st.— Roy. T. McKenzie Fraser. M.A. Morning it 11, Evening at 6.30. " The Problem of Ecolc jiastos." . ' . >■ '.-.'.; FOUND, on Monday last, near Kyber Pass Road, a small sum of .money.—Looser may receive the same by paying advertisement from J, Bates, Cobdcn-strcct, Karangahape Road. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it is Intended to introduce a Bill, next session; Df Parliament to constitute the BoroUgh Council jf Onehunga a Harbourßoard for tlip Harbour of Manukau. Copy of thp Bill is deposited in the Resident Magistrate's Court. Onehunga",.', ' __M_____mms_ '



Sheriff's Notice. <_&i-" .jj&bAfiuy XT* 0 -T I C E. I, EOWAIID LlßTl.lt GItBBN. ShoriiT Of tllO District of Auckland, hereby givo notice that under a Writ of Sale duly issued out of tho Supreme Court of Now Zealand, Northern District, at Auckland, in an action wherein J. F. Buddie, of Tauranga, is Plaintiff, nnd B. \Y. prodkorp, of Tauranga. is Dofe'nilant. I will cause to do Bold by publio auction at the Sale •rooms of B. Tonks and Co., Queen-Btreot, Auck land, at the hour of 12 noon on SATURDAY, the 7th day of Juno noxt, all thoso Pieces or Parcols of l_and, boing Lots 213 and 214, Hootion 2. Town of Tauranga, being the whole of the land comprised in Certllicato of Title. Volumo 10, Folio 51 of tlio Rcgfater Book; and alao all that piece or parcel of Land, being Lot No. 301 In tho Purish of Te Papa, containing 60 acres. The Sollcltora for the Execution Creditor are Messrn Wliltaker and Kusaell, of Wyndham- Btroet, Auckland. Dated at Auckland this 17th day of May, 1884. EDWARD L. GREEN, Sheriff Land Transfer Act Notices! T AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notice Is horoby given that tho several parcels of Land hereinafter doßcrlced will ho brought under tlio provisions of " Tho Land Transfer Act, 1870," unleaa caveat In tho meantime be lodged forbidding the same In each Case on or boforo the 30th day of Juno next. AGNES MARY MATTHEW and JESSIE ELLEN HINTON MATTHEW.-Allotment 151 of tlio Pariah of Takapuna, County of Kdeu, containing 62 acres. Unoccupied. ■ 2200 DONALD SUTHERLAND.-AUotmonts 26, 27, and 2_ of tlie Pariah of Titlrangi, containing 213 acres, and also Allotment 18 of Section 42 of the City of Auckland. In the occupation of tenants. 2210 Diagrams may bo Inspected at thlß oflJcc. Dated this 2_n__ day of May, 18S1, at tlie Lands Registry Olllee, Auokland. THEO. KISSLING. - District Land Reirlatrar.



Harbour Board Notices. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR TIMBER WORK, HOBSON- S'L'RKET WHARF. Harbour Board Ofllco, Auckland. «lth May, l___-i. Tendors will bo rocoivcd nt this otllco until TUESDAY, the 10th day of Juno. 18S4, at noon. for Timbor Work ia connection with the oxtonj slon of Hobson-streot Wharf, in terms of plan* and specifications to bo seen at tho Engineer's 011130. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily ac cepted. Tenders to bo ondoraed "Tender for Timber Work, Hobsou-uti'oot Wharf." GRAVES AICKIN. Chairman. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. SMALL LOTS OF TOTARA PILES. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, nth April. ISM. Tho Auckland Harbour Board ia prepared to purchase at any timo small lots of Toiara Piles ; full piirlloiilurs aa to pricoo, ■peolflcaUon. &r„, may do obtained upon application at this officii. GRAVES AICKIN. Chairman. T UKS' VICTORIA HOTEL. BRANDIES; John Kckshaw's No. 1. Bisqult Duboucho 4-Star, Muller Froro's S-SUir, Cnssio -k'Co.'a lino, Henneaay and Otard'* Pale and Dark. WHISKIES: Teacher's oxcoptlonally old and line. Walker's, Power's, L.L., SlrathUla, and Old Islay. HANCOCK'S and SPEIGHT'S ALES. FINEST GERMAN LIQUEURa CLARETS and RHINE WINES. BRANDT'S BREMEN LAGER BEER-just arrived, SALZ GURKEN-not too hot. Licensing Notices. TTIKURANGI LICENSING DISTRICT. NOTICE'OF APPLICATION FOR A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. I, EnwAnn MisGlasiian, of Kamo. Hotel keeper, do horoby give notice that I doslro to obtain, nnd will, ut Die next Llceiißing Meeting to bo held at Kamo on tho.7th day of June, l_*i. apulv for a Certllleate authorising the ies»e of _ Publican's Llcenße for a house, situated at Kamo, and known hy Ihe sign of the Kamo Hotel, containing IK rooms, czaluslro of thoso required for th» use of tho family. Dated the lGlh day of May. ISBI. 1.01-KR.' THOMPSON. Ownor. EUWARI) McULASHAN. Meeting!-. .T.DEN ELECTORATE, MR J. A. TOLE WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS OF EDEN, AT THE ATHEN MU M HALL, EAST STREET, NEWTON, ON MONDAY NEXT, At 8 o'clock p.m.' ARA LODGE, No" 348, LC. Tho rogular Monthly Mooting will bo held In the Ledge-room, Freemasons' Hall, Prlnces-st., on' MONDAY NKXT, the 2nd June, at 1.30 p.m. Visiting Brethren are Invltod to attend. By command of the W.M, R, RUSSELL, P.M., Secretary. frjTOBSON CORPS," A.R.V, Membrra a-e warned to attend Inspection Parade on MONDAY next, at 7.30 p.m., at Drill-shed. PETER DIGNAN, . Captain. "VTEWTON FOOTBALL CLUB. - A ll Meeting of the above Club will be held In the School-room, Edinburgh-*.., on. MONDAY EVENING noxt, at 8 o'clock. Q. P. OSMOND. Hon. Seo. tj O V A L JU UNITED BROTHERS Lodge. No. 975, N. 1.0. Of 0.F.-The Members of tlie abovo Lodgo will take notico that the Lodge moot- on TUESDAY NEXT, June 3rd. Business: Nomination of Offi cers, &c—By order f. _B ' s _LL< Auckland Branch, Tho Quarterly Meeting of tho abovo will be hold In St. Patrick's Hall at 7.30 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 4th June. Business: Nomination of Offi ce*-., &c. Secretary in attendance froi... 7 p.m. to receive Contribu tion 3. ■ P. KEARNEY. Sec. ALBURNIA GOLD-MINING COM PANY (Limited). An Extraordinary General Meeting of tlie Alburnia Gold-mining Company (Limited) will bo hold at tlio Company's oilico, Wyndhaui-Bt., Auckland, oh TUESDAY, the 10th day of Juno, 1881, nt three p.m., for the purposo of considering and passing (if approved) the following special resolutions, viz.:— 1. That the Alburnia Gold-mining Company ' (Limited) bo wound-up voluntarily, and a Liquidator ho appointed. 2. That a now Company be formed to pur chase the Alburnia mine, with a capital of Threo Thousand Pounds, divided into Twelve Thousand Shares of Five Shll }' lings oaoh—the Alburnia shareholders to have tho option of taking as many shares in the new Company as they now hold in the Alburnia Gold mining Company. „' ' H. N. GARLAND, Secretary. §_>, ■ ■'■•-_ Tenders mo "BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS .-Tenders are Inyitcd up to noon on SATUR DAY' next. June 7ih, for the Erection of Two Dwelling-houses (complete) at Devonport. Plans ana specifications may be inspected at my office, 31, Now Zealand Insuranco Buildings. JAMES KNOX, ■ Civil and Practical Engineer. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until Noon of SATURDAY, June 7th, for the Erection of two pairs of semi-detached Cottage* on the Surrey Hills Estate. Plans at my ofllco, Canada Build gß' HENRY G. WADE, Architect Continued on First Page .i ' i riBtBAP ANT» GOOD -.CUTLERTT.: | . THOM____r&AMUEL,:', A _,J Importerof Cutlery, has just received a good i ... i .A supply of all kinds of V' TiUMJI-i AND POCKWi. OUTEERY, , Copsist'lilg of Ivory and Bone Table Knives, Pocket '.Knives, Loekwood's -and Johnston's Sgjssi-rs.gut).Razors, superior milkers. ~!• ; ,*.--■ KL E CT-HO -PL AinnS Vf An E—'; B'orks. Spoons, Cruets, etc. __3M_'e aßoy c GoOas's'otl&g'at very low prices, wh-oleaMeV-l'rptaUr. *A* '™f A^ i___—_jm___t___W_bm ~Anm



To Let rfflO LET, a Furnished Bed-room ; without ____ board or partial hoard.—Ap;ily Star O!ll_o. TO LET, Cottage, furnished, suitablo for a married couple or bachelors. Second house (left) Suffolk stroet, bottom of Nowton Road. . TO LET, Furnished 7-roomed House; Piano. &c—Apply Isaac Bloom, Wellesloy street. TO LET, in Crummer Rond.SurreJr Hills, a 7-roomed Houso with every convenience. —Apply Star Office. _ .< TO LET, House and Shop, Charlotte street, Eden Terrace; 16s per week.— Apply on promlßQß. ,"• TO LET, pleasant Front Room, furnished as bedroom, or unfurnished. — Apply for address to Mr Walker, Grocer. Newton Road. TO LET, Furnished Bedroom and Sitting-room with use of Kitchen.—Apply Mrs Pearco, Xicholson Cottaße. _->_-t.Btreet; few doors from Grey-Btreot. (THO LET, a 4-roomed House; 10s per JL week.—Apply Mra Verrall, Norfolk-atraet, Ponsonby. ' rr.o "LET, a Furnished Bedroom, suitable JL for 2 single men.—Four doors from tho Y.M.C.A..Albort-atrcet. ■ TO LET, Commodious Seven-roomed House.—Apply at Rollett's Store, Mount Roskill Road, which la next to the house. TO LET, near Grafton Road, a 6-roomed House; splendid view; rent, 17* per week, or 16s for leaße oi 2 yoars.—Apply Mr Ball's Milk-house. TO LET, a comfortable House in Angle- Boa-stroet, containing 6 rooms, with gas and water laid on, and kitchen range—Apply J. M. apd J. Mowbray, Land Agonts, Fort-at. TO LET, Shop and Dwelling; tine stand for butcher, bootmaker, or fancy gooda; gas and wator laid on: ront low.—Apply A. J. Thoniag. Grocer. Park Store, Howe Btreet. mO LET, Furnished Bedroom and Sit- JL ting-room, with use of kitchon.-For address, apply R. C. Fraser, Grocer, Nelson stroet.



TO LET, comfortably furnished, nieoly situaled, .-roomed Cottage at Devonport, North Shore.—For particulars apply 8,, Post olllce. North Shore. TO LET, at Mount Eden, 2 C-Roomed Vl'las, with bay windows, vorandah. fire places (with register grates), tanks, cellars, t.nd outhouses, situated just below Satith's 'Una Olllce.--Apply to Jesse Stokes, Mount Eden Road. TO BE LET, charming Marine Villa, London-street, with splendid waier viow, on largo allotment; a very comfortable Four roomed Dwelling, with good workshop and out house at back.—W. L. Mitchell, 8 Mercantile Chambers. ■ . TO BREWERB, Wine and Spirit Mor "chants. and Hotolkeepers.—For Lease, Hotel Ii Country.—Apply T. B. Hill, Quecn-st Buslucss Notices. "| KS.— Men's- Good Tweed Suits, from ______** las. A large stock to seloot from. Guaranteed tho cheapest In Auckland.—Fer nandez, Draper, Newton. B" LANkETS! Blankets! BLANKETS! —9,'j White BlankoU. for slnglo bed., 4s lid; 10/1 ditto for double boils, >s lid—Fer nandez'* Sale, Newton. , OAT PAIRS Mea' B Coloured Mole /v" 4 Trousers, Is 8d a pair, roally good, and tho theapeat over oflfcrod In Auckland.— Fernando.:, _-_arui.Kti-.apo ltoad, Newton. - B A R N E T f, • In thanking Ida numerous Customer* for their kind support for the past 11 years, wishes to Intimate for the ___nre*i _npo of his Mount Eiien and Ponsonby Cnßtomeral-iftt ho lntendß sending his cart with a Fresh Supply °' Goods one day or.ry week, t\ud hopes for a continuance •f th.fr patronage. Pnnsopby, Tuesday; Mt Eden, Thureday, Tjl DW I N TONES (Lato of T. & ft Morrin & Co.), IRONMONGER, Begs to announce that he has commenced Busi ness at PONSONBY IIOAK, (Near tho Three Lamps). Ills Stock will be found replete with FIRST-CLASS GENERAL FURNISHING AND BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY. RKOIBTKR 011..TK-., STOVES, SPOUTI-.Q, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH, ETC., AND CARPENTERS' TOOLS, Which will be sold at MODERATE PRICES , Ponsonby. 19th May, 18SI. TAUPIRI EXTENDED COALMINING COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF TAUPIRI COAL. COAL from Other Mines In the Waikato being now Introduced into tho Auckland Market Consumers of TAUPIRI COAL aro Requested to be Careful In giving their Orders In future to a3k for "TAUPIRI COAL." yRANZ SCHERFF, Secretary. Auckland, May 26.1851. * Medical. MR \V, U. JONES, M.R.C.V.S..L. (Mem> «r of the Royal College of Veter inary Surgeon * London), late Veterinary Sur geon, North Metropolitan Tram war Company, London, has co.nnienced practice in Anokland and may be consulted on Diseases of Horses, Cattle, and Do uestlcated Animals at the Uosonlo Hetel. Princes-street All commnnl«a -tlona left at Mr Hasletfs, Chemist Qneen-et' will recolv _ prompt attention. Telephone No. 40. Tho Register of Members of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons can be teen at Mr Haslett's. mYPHUS I TYPHUS ! TYPHUS l' SAVE TOUR L|TES BY USING THE "RED CROSS" DISINFECTING FLUID. BEING INODOROUS, IT IS THE ONLY DIS INFECTANT SUITABLE FOR THE SICK ROOM AND INDOOR USE. DISINFECT YOUR DRAINS, CLOSETS, &o. PRICE, ONE SHILLING VEB BOTTLE, FROM ALL GI-OOKRS AND CHEMISTS. WHOLESALE AGENTS: BROWN, BARRETT. & CO. ■ E. D. NATHAN & CO. JG. HENDERSON'S t ,'. CHERRY PECTORAIi, 2s" 6d and 4a 6d per bottle. To be hod only at Medical Halt Ponsonby, opposito Three Lamps. VIOLENT Raging Toothache is in nearly every Instance instantaneously. cured by using Odontalglcon, the new remedy. Is C.w. Goodsen. London Arcado. T> ELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— XV SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL. Price, 2s 61 and 4a 6d.—F. U_ Sharland, opposite the Post-offlco. OOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneous Rolief-ODONTALGIC-ls per bottle.- F. C. SHARLAND. opposite Post-oillce. WORMS. All children suffer from thorn. If suspected, ask for the Certain Car_ SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, Is packet. Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-office. KOSELINE fob thr HAlß.—This ele gant preparation completely eclipses evory article of a similar kind now beforo tlie public—Price, Is Gd a bottle.—Sharland. Apothecaries' Hall. EATSI RATS! RAT_S.--U_ie SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOB PASTE, Rat* eat It greedily, and die; no smell. Price, One Shilling a Bottle. F. O. SHARLAND opposite Post-office., - > ! ' ess a ■ Drapery. TOEMOVING TO NEW PREMISES. W. G.~ALLEN (B'or many years In tho employ of Arch. Clark and Sons), DRAPER AND CLOTHIER. JERVOIS HOUSE, PONSONBY, Bess to notify to tho residents that he Is-about to Remove Into NEW PREMISES, and is HOLDING A SALE OF HIS STOCK FOR FOUR WEEKS PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL. <_U Goods Marked in Plain Figures, and Three SMUfegs in the Pound Cash Discount Will bo given during the Sale. ALL NEW GOODS. NO BANKRUPT STOCK. NOT DAMAGED GOODS. STERLING ' VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. GIVE HIM A TRIAL, CIVE HIM A TRIAL, ' W. G. ALLEN," Jervois Road. AVIS. A VIS. A VI S. Gents.' Coloured Kid Gloves—Josephines Ist Choice—la lid per pair, at the . . BON IvIARCHE. Gents.', Ladies', and Children's Hosiery, in' great variety, at the BON MARCHE. Astounding value In Millinery and Lace Goods at the BON MARCHBU Dres-Fabrlcs in all the Newest Textures at the , " ' BON MARCHE, The Louis Genoa-faced''Velveteen and other - special makes. In all colours; also black,'at --- Is 6d per yard, at thto j ; BON JSARCHE. ' | j Blankets, Sheetings. Flannels, and choice stock of Cretonnes, should be seen at once at the "• ■'• -: c" BON'MARCHE, / New Season's Goods In all Departments, from English and €otit_n_ntal'lVfeW.to.-just re ceived at the , . ... ~ '*% ~','„;;..;.»;.'A". .Jos MARCHE, i j ._ ; io m j i_M_H_M_^_H_H_i_tt-



For Sale. 371011 SALE, 8 tons Barley Meal, foi . Pig-feed.—W. Dowden, Auctioneer. iJIOR "SALE, first-class Theodolite foi ? MO, worth £25.-W. L. Mitchell, 8, Mcr cautlle Chambers. FOR SALE (North Shore), Houses of 4 5. and 6 rooms: also. Building Lots.—Foi particulars apply B. Tanner, 8, Queen-street. FOR SALE, Four Pups, good breed: mother thoroughbred cattle dog; to be Bold cheap.—Apply this olllce. FOR SALE. Three New Houses in New ton ; rents, 30s weekly; price, £380; good investment.—Apply Mr White, Grocer, Newton. F" OR SALE (Exmonth-street), 2 Cottages, i and 5 rooma, with 6 Allotments, all in orchard; 2 frontages; a bargain.—H. Parting ton, Land Agent OR SALE (Rokeby-street), comfortable 4-roomed Cottage; gas and water; in first class repair and cheap—H. _-»art-__.Brt_.n. Land Agent. ■ FOR SALE, Allotments (Mount Eden), 'on easy terniß-, Housoa, 7 rooms, well finished; and 6 rooms do.; good positions.—H. Partington, Stlchbury'B Buildings. . FOR SALE, 3-roomed Cottajre, new ; al lotment 33 x 102. Will bo finished in a few daya.—Apply J. Jenkins, King-street, Arch Hill. ' FOR SALE, a Handy Little Yacht, about 7 tons, on reasonable terms.—Apply to Mrs Boonatra, 2, Union-street, Freeman* Bay., . ' FOR SALE, 14 Acre Farm (14 miles), £210 ; 8-roomed House (Remuera); £625: Groc.ry, £50, . &e.—Heighton & Co., Land Agents, Qceen-street. EOR SALE (Cheap), a New six-roomed House, gas and water laid on, in Kont-Bt., Surrey Hills. Only a small deposit required.— Apply to F. Haatingß. on the premlaea. FOR SALE (Mount Eden, corner Albert and Victoria Avenue), a good six-roomed House, with bath-room, cellar, &o.—Apply on the premises. FOR SALETaTightSpring Cart, Horse, and Hurncas (cheap).—Apply R. Walker, City Market.



|j.Ul_ SALE, two light, elegantJPheatous JD with hoods. Comfort and style combined with durability and cheapness.—Edwin Harvie, Upper Symondsß'reet. ■ FOR SALE, a fashionablo and well-built Dog Cart, noarly new; also. Silver-mounted Harness in good condition.—D. B. Orchard, 18, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. FOR SALE, 2 good Shops with comfort able Dwelling; back entrance, water and gas laid on; Ist to good tenants at 30s a week ; si tuated in Karangahape Rood.—For particulars apply to Mewr* Carbines __ Taylor. Auctioneers. FOR SALE (a Bargain), a Corner Allot men. with 26 feet frontage to Great North Road by 86 feet to McKelvie-street with good [ Shop and Dwelling erected thereon, and lot to good tenant Price. £360.—Fer__urth«r particu lars. Carbines and Tay 1 or, Auctioneers. FOR. SALE, tho Freehold of a country staro on lino railway (about 50 miles from 1 town). Turn-over about £1.800. Stook, oost. Good opening for man with small capital.—Ap ply T. Harkiß, High-street. T7.OR SALE at once, first rate Boarding, JD house (city), 16 rooms; bath, gas; Ingoing. £1-0; rent low; long lease; a good chance; Also, nico little Fancy Goods Shop; stock small. cheap.—Buslnsss Exchango Agency, High-st (upstairs)— Wooding fc Co FOR SALE, a six-roomed Cottage in Llichfl__.d-s{, (near Ponsonby Reservoir), with batli.rooni and wash-h'ouso attached j water and gai laid on; easy terms; large allot ment-Apply to R. H. Witt, Coach Painter, Durham-street FOR Sale, Mount Eden-Road, comfort able Cottage of 6 rooms; gas laid through out ; good cellar. Allotment 42ft Gin by 100 ft 'Bus passes the door overy half-hour. Price, only A'3.s.—Apply to D. F. Evans, Auctioneer apd Land Agent Queen street (next Bank of Australasia). , "DIOR IMMEDIATE SALE. ST. STEPHEN'S ROAD Parnell-Handsome and commodious Residenco and Ground. The house contains about 10 spacious rooms, In firat ol-iss order, and replete with all conveniences usually found In a gentleman's residence. The ground, about li acre. Is tastefully laid out as garden, lawn. Sec This, though leasehold, is a very eligible proporty, and Is placed In the market in consequence of proprietor going to Sydnoy, and is well worthy the attention of any gentleman requiring a flrst-class residence. Cards to view, and all particulars, from D. F. EVANS, Estate and Land Agent T7.OR SALE, View Avenue, Mount Edon, JC. pretty Villa Residence of 5 rooms, out hoiisfes,' washhouso with chimney and boiler, etc., kitchon. range. G<ol allotment Only £150 cash required: balance can remain for eight years on Building Society principles.— Apply to D. F. Evans. Auctioneer, Land, and Estate Agent, Queen-street (noxt Bank of Aus tralasia): __^ U_W|_ IjlOR SALE (Epsom), a vory eligible . Property, situated on the Main Road, and within" the four mile radius from tho Auckland Post-office. Tho House comprises Six Good ■Rooms, -fitted with ovrry convenience. Tho grounds, 11 vo acres In extent, aro of the best de scription of Volcanic Loam. To be sold cheap, and on easy terms.—Apply to D. F. Evans, Auctioneer, Land, and Estate Agont, Queen street (next Bank of Australasia). md~ BUTCHERS AND OTHERS FOR SALE, a flrst-class BUTOHHRINa BUSINESS in a rising township, doing (I bul locks. 25 sheep, and four pigs weekly.—For par ticulars— • ';' ALFRED BUCKLAND. FO. EVV I N GTO N, • ESTATE AGENT ..-•■; A . (Established is Years.) r . FOR SALE. Houses. Shops, Cottages. Harms, and Allotments in the best parts of the City and Bi}bHrbs. Persons" requiring Largo or Small Houses on Volcanic Land, or Volcanic Building Sites, will do well to favour me with a call. mo CLOSE AN ACCOUNT] VAILE & DOUGLAS Aro Instructed to Offor for Private Sale, THE ALLOTMENT IN SYMONDS-STREET, next to Dr. Murray Moore's. The Lease has 90 years to run, at a rental of £13 per annum. WAIKATO RIVER-A Valuable Block of cood Land, containing 281 acres, near Cameron Town. ..; WAIUKU-Allotment 250, Wainipl. contain ing 82 Acres First-rate Land, mostly tho site of a Maori Plantation. f VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Agents, !v. Shortland-street. _^^ ELROSE, 3 LARGE ALLOTMENTS CHEAP. VictorlaPark. 3 Allotments. 19s per foot,' cheap Ncrlhcote, lots 231 feet deep, 28s Wellington-street (city), £15 Bella-street Kllon-lic, lot 55, large depth. 95s Bayfield, very largo Allotment, £90. £100, and 22s 6d per feot Mount I .oaklll, 50 x HBft 6in, 45s per foot ■ Richmond Road. 117 feet lots deep. £2 15s per foot, cheap College Road, £7 15s per foot Gladstone (Northcote). 1 acre, £85 Melford-sfreet £218s per foot Northcote, cheap, £60; 100 x 167 A.. Mount Eden, Prospect Terrace, cheap, 258 -per foot Mount Edon, Cottage, £300 Newton. Cottago, only £100 Birkonhead, 25 acres, cheap Surrey Hills Estato. 5 grand Allotments, £5 per ft ~ .; » ... £1 „ Franklin Road, best part Corner site; splondld ~ business site Ponsonby and Franklin Roads, to Lease, for 50 years, grand position Prospect Terraco, Ponsonby,! rooms and out buildings. £140 ' ; Spring-street Ponsonby, House (good condi tion). £250 - Also, cheap Houses, &c Inspection invited. VV. GULLIVER, COOMPES'S CnAUnERB. 86, QUEB_.-_.TI.KET. NEHUNGA — 166 feed frontage in Hardlngton's Paddock for Sale (cheap).— R. G. Hawcs, Epßom. OYSTER and SUPPER ROOMS, City, for Salo, with Immediate possession. Leaso. Fixtures, and Plant with Goodwill, at a moderate prico.—Apply to D. F. Evans, Land Agont Queen-street ALLOTMENTS for sale (cheap), Leam ington street Valley Road, Monnt Eden. —Two good Volcanic Allotments, each 50 x 90ft at 30a per foot—Apply J. R. Randerson, Mer pantllc Chambers. Queen-street BELLA VISTA ROAD.-Grand Allot . mentto- bo sold cheap for cash, planted and fenced, commanding ono of the best marine V-fews' In -Ponsonby. —W. L. Mitchell, 8, Mercantile Chambers. ' ___PO_l fk —FOR SALE, Cottage of dfc'.-W _!_"• i rooma and Freehold Aliot ment; terms easy.—W. v. Stavens. High-street. _J?Q_fV —FOR SALE, ot Ponsonby, 9fciO\7e .Nico Cottage of 5 rooms, near tramway. £30 cash, balance weekly.—W. V. Stevons, High-street X#»>i_ —EOR SALE, Cottage of 4 cibrmf\f» rooms and large Allotment Prico, £240. £20 oash, halanco weekly.—W. V. Stevens, Hlgh-streot. JTOUS BUSINESS FOR SALE. A FIRST-CLASS 'BUS LINE, well estab lished, largo connection (Auckland and Pon sonby) and capable of a large extension. A Capital Investment, handsome returns, Splendid run, grand opening. i Horses, Harness. 'Busses, together with all Gear and Working Plant will bo sold Cheap, through ill-health of the owner. Also, if desired, alease of the Dwelling-house, Stables, Sheds, &c, will bo given at a low rental. ■ P. F. EVANS[, Estate Agent. RINGSLAND, New North Road.-2 4-roomed Verandah Cottages, registered grates and colonial ovens; price, £160 each.— Terms, apply J. R. Randerson, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street. EAMINGTON-STREET, off Valley Rood. Mount Eden,—A i-roomed Cottage, with verandah and porch, on good volcanic al lotment, 50ft by 90; price, £230.—Apply J. R. Randerson. Mercantile Chamhera. Queen-street. ON SALE, Uround Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 200 casks Portland ] Cement Plaster of Paris. Fireclay, by ton or lb,. Fire Bricks, &c.—R. Jenkinaon, Builder, Lome street SHEEP RUN.-Lease for Sale Of SBeep Run, 3,000 acres, also Cattle Run, near Auckland. — Address' A.8., Surmnn's Store, Mount Kden. AA ' '" CJUPERIOR Villa Residence, Clarence-st,, Q. for£3 80. .GifandMarketGardenß«e.g6p .black soll.nhopick 6f Rosebank Estate t _ acres for £300 cash.—W. L. Mitchell. hafli Agent TO SELL.—We have' for disposal a good paying littlo Bnalness--Oyster and Supper: Rooms*. Well fitted up; good stand;;rent low;, l m __^^__*____^__^_ m ______^___



For Sale. ■r fT'OR SALE, in Parnell, four Houses -BJ Having had ono house burned down lan - determined to Bell tho remaining four at an; r price. No reasonable otfer ifefused.—Apply ti r- Sam White. Fencer. Customs-street - "IT.OR SALE, 4-rooraed House, Sunnysidi J? Road, Mount Eden. Allotment 50 x 196 r Also, three Allotments adjoining, ekch 50 xl 9 feet.—Apply to G. Garry, at. Mr Mason's, Hall " Dresser. _________________ c TJ.OR Immediate Sale, a Drapery anc JD Fancy work Business. Karangahape Road * Stock about f .0. ,__ 1 T7.OR SALE, Horse, Saddle, and Bridle. • JD The borse ie perfectly quiet and trust worthy, also runs well In harness.—Apply Staj J Office. - "VTORTH SHORE.—For Sale, a Pretty J___l Little Gothic Villa, of 5 apartments ncai ', the Victoria Whar r, yet retired, being adjoin ing the residenceß ot the Hon. do B. Dovereux ," and the lato Captain Wynyard; tho allotment ' lasox 148, and the soil of excellent quality ; the . house is nearly new, and fllted with register grate, colonial oven, &c.; very suitable for a i quiet couple or small family.—B. Tanner. Agent, 8 Quern-street. ! T_f.Oß IMMEDIATE SALE. ! DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS. That vory desirable and oomodious Residence known as " Northumberland House," Sarsfleld Btreet, near Shelly Beach. Ponaonby, containing 1 H lofty and spacious rooms; and also the Villa Residenoo (adjoining) containing 6 rooms and .undry out-offices, fitted up with every com fort and convenience. City water and gas laid on to the boundary, THK GROUNDS, about 4 acres, have been mostly laid out in a tasteful manner a. Flower Garden, Orchard, &c, &c.,. and command a grand viow, having a north-easterly aßpect, and bounded by the beautiful harbour; could at a small expense be converted into most delight ful pleasure grounds, tennis lawns, &o. Wind ing teratces around the picturesque cliff to the beach, and other attractions. This magnificent property, in addition Jo its ox tensive water frontage, has a large frontage to both Sarsfleld and Curren streets, and could bo advantageously subdivided. D. F. EVANS, Land and Estate Agent Public Notices. . t IN THE ESTATE OF HENRY NEALE (DECEASED). All Persons having Claims against tho abovs Estate are requested to send the same In to the undersigned on or before the seventh day of June, 1881. WHITAKBR AND RUSSELL. . Solicitors to Executors. May 29.1881. AUCKLAND PUBLIC BUILDINGS 1/OAN. NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF DEBENTURES FOR LOAN OF .225.000. Notice ib nERKnY givkn that tlie Sixth Drawiiijj of Debentures (three) to be paid off out of the Sinking Fund, aa provided by the Act, cm tho first day of July now next ensuing, will tako placo, in tho presence of such holders of Deben tures nil may choose to attend, in tho olliee of Mr John Mogtnlo, QueCn-siree.. Auckland', on MONDAY, tne second oay of June, ono thousand eight hundr d and eighty-four, at two o'clock in tho nf .ernoon. R. C. HAMERTON, Public Trustee. Wellington, May 5,188 L A UCKLAND DEUTSCHER VBREIN. Oeselllge Z»Bammenl_unfte jedon Mittwoeh Abend, 8 Uhv, im Vereins Ztmtner, Park Hotel, Wellesley-street. Dcutscho Zeltungen una Jouroale. Deutsche Blbliotliek. MAX KOBER. SchrtftlUhrer. MORE JEWELLERY.—Mr H."~IW holz, Working Jeweller, begs to inform the trade, his frionda and the publio, ihit hav ing returned to Auckland, ho has commenced Bisiness In Darby-street. Thistle Hotel Build ings <a few tteps f real Queen-si reel). All orders and rupalrs In Jewellery will be satisfactorily executed. Prlcea very moderate. HOTICE. — Well Park, re Fencing.— Owners of Allotments 21,26, and3o, please correspond with G. Sage, Oliphan .-sireel, Pon aonby. . , PIANOFORTES Tuned, ss, by a Certi fied Tuner; 20 years London experience; tuning, regulating, &c.. by annual contract.— O. Hood. Mount Roakljl Hood. • THE HELENSVILLE FLOUR-MILL COMPANY (LIMITED) ARE PURCHASERS OF WHEAT. Sellers are requoßted to forward samples to the Manager, Mr M. Bates, at tho Mill, Helens.. ville. F. W. PAUL. Sooretaiy. mHE WAIRARAPA EXCURSION TO FIJL "BRETT'S 6UIDE TO FIJI "contains three maps ana v aesenpavo ___.t_.tcb trf tiie i__t___i-l_>, their products, fauna, vegetation, native cus toms, history, and trade. On salo at the St An Ofßco and all Stationers, price 2-Gd. TO PASSENGERS PER WAIRARAPA FOR FIJI. Special terms for Insurance against Accident are arranged to suit passengers for this trip.— Apply ot once NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY. AUCKLAND. T E GAL. The undersigned begs to announce that he has commenced to Practise as a Solicitor in tho Offices of the late Mr K. K. Tyler. Imperial Chambers, Vulcan Lane, JOSEPH BLADES. ' Auckland, May 19.1841. — j T OOK OUT FOR THE PAMPHLET ( • BRITISH DESPOTISM ..Of r. .... -'. THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS AND THE fPEIU-J-CUTION OF MR W. J. HUMI! BY- ' ■ •-"■ SIR.ARTHUR GOIIDON, I High Commlssionor, under **The -Western PAclflo Oraers In Council, 187? nnd JB7_T ' Bt VOXPOPUIi' '■'■_. t/ Copies ot the above oan be ebtalned of Mr G. L. Thompson, Agent, High-street, and from alt Bookscllors. PRICK-ONE SHILLINQ. MESSRS" JACKSON A RUSSELL have Removed their Offices td Hie premises :lately oosupled by,the Bank of New South Wales, Shortland-st.—May 8, 'SL MISS PEATE, Fasfcionable Dress maker, from London, late of Sydnoy. Style, fit, and good work combined. Lessons > given in outtlng and fitting.—Nelson-stre.t, Lay-Bite St. James's Church. ' SgUST" OPENED,- Extra lairge sizes in ■r' Men's Merino Drawers and Pants: Men's Telt Hats (new shapes), from 8s Cd.—A. Lovett, , . " rpHE OLD LAND AND THE NEW." _JL —New Song this day at all Mnslcse-lers'. CARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may bff had at _______ Muslo Warehouse. Queen-st. inLASSBLOWING, Fbkeman'B BAr. \JT Saturday afternoon, from 2to 6. Admis sion, Bd. Each Visitor receives ono Glass Jug. —M. Cook and Sons. DEAFNESS !—Descriptive Pamphlets of the positively infallible remedies proscribed by those eminent aurists, the Senior Surgeons of the two London Royal Ear In firmaries, forwarded (on receiptor stamps for reply) by T. B. Hannaford, Auckland, New Zealand, READ the Villainies of the Auckland " Labour Offices" oxposod In " Domestic Help;" circulation In England and abroad, 200.000 weekly; copies at Hannaford's Agency, 296. Qucen-Btreet • A UCKLAND HOSPITAL. committee: Ei-Eoted : Appointed. His Worship W. R. Wad- • Hon. Col. Haulteln del, Esq. (Chairman) Arthur Bull, Esq. J. M. Clark, Esq. Captain Daldy E. A. Mackechnio, Esq. Sydney Dando, Esq. T. Peacock, Esq., M.H.H. : y': M , Applications for admission by persons suffer. Ing from diseases and requiring medical treat ment will be received at the Hospital on any day between the hours of 9a.m. and 10 a.m.- In cases of accident or emergency, patients will be received Into the Hospital without delay, '■ beds being kopt ready for urgent oases. Patients able to do so will be required to pay for their support at the Hcapltal according to their position and circumstances. Subscriptions will bo thankfully received by any member of the Committee and by the nndor signed, H. N. GARLAND, Seoretary, Wyndham-stroei Money. MONEYtO LEND on freehold swai-ity. —Joseph Blades, Solioltor, YuloanLane, ONEY TO LEND, o« good freehpld. securities, at current rates. — A-tch. Buchanan, Solicitor, Queen-street tonnoaite Bank of New Zealand). _™"™ -*^A i_.lo _f°i Pi? 00, t*B* <»iwi<i4 to iult taTOwer_t„AUifanM|tiiloniKtArtSa I Housea buUt on W^yP£ymen_*Byeßin : Mortgages and lijani negotiated. See UaU* Properfles tor M&M itK page. Six fceiKcSE allowed, on mm. r 4epoßßed toi- totestment- C. Wi__li__bo_. ___i__U ___Btate,»B_i,inH4nolal ; .__-.__entandVAluer,Hl«h-«_eet-Anßklandr-'' " ' i i '"' "*' ■'"■'!■': t-^~ Board and Residence.. ■■ I TICTORIA HOUSE, York-stfee*,^fef- J nell Rise—Board and Reside ; sjilia.diij ] _^_^yirii_ii_i_i_l_il_M_lM_H



Personal. , IN answer to Mrs Henry Kellett's per somillsln Friday and Saturday's "Herald, y Miss Bossie O'Connor would indeed be sorry to o think tho public of Auckland would consider her related or connected to- her in any* 'way | - whatever.—Park Road, May 31st. f. "PERSONAL. — Should this be seen G I by any person requiring Umbrellas Re r covered or repaired, call on K. Falkner. Vic toria-street (opposite Holland and Butlers). i "PERSONAL. — Important Notice to l Housewives.—lf you wish to eeonomitto and she w your husband that yon are indeed the - true helpmate, buy all your Meat for Cash at , • Farrell & Barnaby's. Shipping andgFanffly ! - Butchers, 175, Queen-st. The quality guaranteed. ' "M/fATRIMONIAL.—SeveraI Females of I • JJfJL ot undeniable respectability, ranging I ' from 20 to 50 (spinsters and widows) admirably f adapted for reputable out-settlers' wives, axe ■ willing to negotiate through Hannaforda : Agency s genuine. j c — [ - Amusements. /CHORAL HALL. THURSDAyTJUNE 26. MISS DONOVAN Has tho honour to announce that sho will give her ANNUAL CONCERT On the above date. , Particulars in Future Advertisement. Prices of Admission; 2s Od; Gallery, M. T OItN.E-S TRE E T HALL. | GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT AND BALL A On WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, the 4th June.ond Every Wednesday followlni.. Cards of Admission : — Gentlemen, Is 6d; Ladies, by invitation. Doors open at half-past 7, to commence at 8 sharp. F. Cami-hell, M.C. ■> . HORACE DEAN. Manager. MR POOLEY'S SUBURBAN POPU- 1 LAR CONCERTS. I -. _ NEWMARKET HALL, FRIDAY, GthJUNE. Admission: FrontSeats.Ha-f-a-Crown;Body, .One Shilling. ■ ' • I,: 1 ' .t /> . EPSOM HALL, MONDAY, 9th JTOfE. j| Admlaaion: Gonckrt, One Shining and Six pence; Dancb, One Shilling. _~...„ '•'■' Artiste; Madeimo Pooley, Mrs Revitt, Mlflß ■ E. Kilgour. Messrs Haywood, Rowo. Burnham, Aberiicthy, Robinson, .Bedford. Solo Violin: Mr G. J. Bowrlng. Solo Pianoforte: Mr Angelo Forrest Conductor: Mr Pooley. ' Door_ open »t,7.30; to commence at 8. • ■_, N.B.—Full Moon on June 9th. ' x > m- HEA TR E R 0 Ys-A Li \ ST. BENEDICr-Tci-URCH FUND. AN ENTERTAINMENTS aid of the BtJItD- , i»o Fund of St. Benedict's Church will he given hv the WAITEMATA MINSTRELS in the j Theatre Royal on MONDAY Juno 16th. _> .;1 'Particulars in future issue, i ■ ' - j 0. MAHON, Honorary Secretary. 1 T^fORTH SHORE "AT HOME." j Tne first "At Home" of tho season will ho 1 held in the Devonport Hall on WEDNESDAY. 11th June. Dancing at 8 p.m. Those desirous of becoming members will please communicate | with the Secretary without delay. „ „ ill A. BURGESS, Hon. Sec. : Educational. ADAME POOLEY'S - ELKMENTARY AND : ADVANCED VOCAL CLASSES. These Classes are Established to Inirart SOUND VOCAL INSTRUC- . j TION in class form. ■'"- MaiiyMembersnotknowingaNote of Music two yours ago, and having no other Instruction, are now Mem- j here of the Choral and othor Socioties. .- _ ,_ Ladles, Gentlemen, and Young People will kindly send me their , '■■ names early, a3 only a limited num ber can bo accommodated. .. TERMS: .i. |'» .:■ Haifa-guinea (in advanco), 'i.-._ WELLESLEY-STREET,' A NEAR SYMONDS-STREET. ' ' "-; Lost and Found* LOST or Stolen, a Dark Pony, Ono wall- "' oyc—Apply New Zealand Timber Com pany (Limited). L~ OST, on 18th May, between Valley Road and Mount Eden Hall, a Coral Neck lace—Fluder will be rewarded by returning' Banie to Mra Potter. Valley Road, Mount Eden. LOST a few days back, in Queen-street, a Light Gordon Settor, named " Sam." If found in anyone's posaeaslon after this date, proceedings will he taken.—Remind _^ulman's Phnt_.. Renins.. .■■ .'. ... ■E^» . _ g LOST. befcweenHemueraand Auckland, | a Gold Brooch, knot pattern, with taseeL . —Finder will bo rewarded on applying to Mr _ W. Perkins. Secretary N.Z. Timber Co. OST, from Ponsonby Beach, a Dingy; blue outside and whito in, Initials TM on atern. Finder rewarded. —F. Maoe, Peroival Parade, Hackett-st-eet, Ponsonby. - I LOST, on Monday evening last, in Choral Hall, or between that place and Newton, a Leather Puree, containing a rece'pt and small aum of money.—Finder will be rewarded by leaving aame at thiß Office. ■ . ■ a "JAS REWARD. —Lost, a Chestnut j __L" Gelding, sear on tall through being Ott steamer.—G. W. Binney. Queen-street. rjTIOUND, a Spaniel Dog.—lf not elaimi-d _JD within seven days, will be sold.—Apply George Mills, Arch Hill. " ">..! esa I'm i .vi ■ ■ ■ i/f. ' 'Electoral. ~-'A/^ A; fi IT V A UDIT OR S. TO..THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CMV OF A :_jl", . . AUCKLAND. ,~„ .. - _a Ladies and Gentlemen,— Having been re quested by an influential number of ratepayers to become a candidate for the office of City - ■Auditor, I have the honour to-remlnd'you; tjiat thePollihg will tako place on MONDAY'next, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., and ro- ' spebtfnlly request your vote and interest.'' ''A; ' ■ I am, Your Obedient Servant, y - W. U MITCHELL /I I T V" A U D I T O R S. ,TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CITY A-:,..,. . . ; OF AUCKLAND. ,-',,-.. ~,...•; ' : At the urgent request of a number of gentle men. I have allowed myself to be nominated f<__r the above office. Having hnrTavcry long experience as a Public Accountant, and being well known to the com mercial public as auditor for many of tho largest trading compairffes in the city, I can. with con- ', i fltlence ask the support of tho ratepayers. '.'' ■*, I havo not personally canvassed for votes, . being quite willing to rest my claim for support 1 to my ability to perform tho duties, and to the I discrimination of the ratepayers when they record their votes.|^ . •. *-» : • _ JOHNMILNB. mHE RATEPAYERS CITY EAST. 1 Ladies and Gkntlemi-.n, 1 beg to remind yon that I am a Candidate for Election to represent your Ward in the City ' '~ Council. I trust that, should I bo elected, my extensive past experience, coupled to a sincere desire to see civic affairs wisely and economi cally administorol, may bo of use. Begging your kind support on polling day, tho 3rd of Juno, at tho Room behind the Library, High- ' stroet, '■ ;_ I am, * Yonr obedient Servant, ' ''* J. C. SHARLAND. ' ' j. i ' i i i . ~; Auctions. . j TUESDAY, JUNE 3. '' A" DRAPERY AND CLOTHINaA ' . W. HOWDEN -. , , ITTILL, SELL by auction, on Tuesclay X\... . neist, June 3, at oleven o'clock, at the Exchange Mart, Queen-street, fi'C-ASES DRAPERY AND CIiOTHINO,' Consisting of Crimean Shirting ' . , % '.' " All wool Tweeds .""'_*_* TweedSults Trousers and Vests ■ SergeSults '■'_,_ A ','■" ,'■ Crimean Shirts ;,- ,■»".. i ,• - Boys' Shirts • Overcoat^ . , ■;. '•-•wi ' fie,- !&c,; &C."' -'...',' '-'" WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, AT NOON. PRELIMINARY NOTIO.B, VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUSINESS ' ALLOTMENT IN WEST QUEEN- A. ',;;;' STR___ET.'. r ~ :.'■ A .'_ :-■-.■ -:; ''D.:'';F.-'B-;Y::!A.n:s.::;:..:,:"" HAS received instottptions from the Trustees In tho Estate of Mrs Henry and others.' to Bell by Publl<S Auction at hi* Land Mart, Qneen-iiireet (next Bank ot Australasia^ On Wednesday, Juho 'iy at 12 o'clock, ,;,;; -.; ... *' J^LLiTHAi. PIECk OR tARCISLOF LANIi ', boing Part of, Lo,t 5.0f Section 48, City of Auckland, situated In West Queen-Btr_iet». . and haying,_) frontage thereto ot S3 feet, ~ moreoa;l?ss. .;,„,! }i_.,.- . . ; . __________________!