Eastern Maori District.

Tlio state of the poll at present is as foHon'H : — Kora to Rungipuwho .. IS- Henaro Tomotina ... ... -171' Timi Knra (Jamea Cnrt'ol) ... 402 Wi'Pere ... -">7 Ketiriti Tapihana '220 Hirini Taiwhanga 1(52 Nino returns havo to come in yet.

Northern Maori District.

The following are tho returns so far :- Ihaka-Hakuene ... •■• 303 Hirini Taiwhanga 318 Raniora Wharevnu 75 Raipangari 10 Four returns have yet to come in.

Tauranga.

Morris •'•24 Kelly 420

SOUTHERN ELECTIONS.

Wallace Hirst 4:!0 Hodgkinson 3(ju Daniels 207 Hayes 31 Foxton. Wilson u24 Izartl 592 Brown 2-iO liiausalma. Keevos ... ... ... ■•■ Montoith (>"' Ono return to come. WnkaliiHi. Foruruf ... ... ■•■ ■■• ""(> Hoi-nsby 238 Brown 1:w llawkc's May. llussell ••• - r>o"> Button 357 Desmond 107 Four roturna wanting. Waipawa. Smith 70.1 Tanner 42S Two Finall returns to como. Man;nvatii. McArthur 1058 Froser >• Bavr S Three small returns to come. Wairarapa X. Beotliam 452 McArdlo J-H Six small returns to como. Wairarapa S. Buchanan ... ... ••■ I>CG Bunny 5W Plcton. ConoUy «» Eyes -40 Ono return to como. niotueka. Hursthoufio 307 Kerr :^56 One return to como in. Waimea. Shepherd 33S> IVaatney -10 Wairau. Dodson SSG Ward 862 Three returns to como. II v ni jaa. Seddon 609 Blake 4"4 One return to come. Ilokitika. "Bevan 51 . Fitzgerald ' ••• JS.< Clark &25 A number of returns to como. Lincoln. O'Calkghan SCO Saundorn 2ti3 Walmnte. Stoward ... 50G Haynes 153 Black •• U Five small returns to conao, but cannot affect result. Waitalii. Duncan 3GX Sutherland 19" Ferrens 31 Three returns to como. Waikouaiti. Buckland 2S^ Greer. ~ --- Arklo ... ... •■• ••• 213 A number of returns to come. Dlouut Ida McKeiwia 3 Ewing 201 Four returns to come. Mataiirii Richardnn ... .-. - McKinzis 3-9

Declaration of the Poll.

The declaration of tho poll for Christ church North, Christchurch South, Heath cote, St. Albans. and Sydenham took place at noon to-day, and passed off very quietly.

(Continved o:i Fourth Page).

CRICKET MATCH.-AUSTRALIA ENGLAND.

(KeeoVcd Jul/ 23-1.30 p.m.)

London, July 22, Tiie matcl. it lords, Australians v. England, jvae continued to-day in fine weather, ai d b:ifore iin enormous attendance of people. In the resumption of the Eng lishmen's fi rat Innings, Ulyett, the not-out of yesterday, and Steele took their places at the wicket i. Both batsmen played steadily, and the score ran up rapidly, Steel making BDme graid hits Whon Ulyett had added 14 to hi» score, making it 61, he was bowled, and Lord Harris joined Ste-jl. The partnership was however of short duration, as His Lordship had only made 4 when he nas bowled. Barlow was next man "n, and he and Steel soon became set at the wickets The Australian bowling was severely pui ished, and the score con tinued to advance, both batsmen being in splendid form. . ■Latest advices from Lords's ground give the Bcore as follows :—Englishmen, first in nings, five wickets down for 231; Steol, not cjut, 77'; Barlow, not out, 36.

THE LATEST.

London, July 22.—A11-England (first innings), 379; Stoel, 148; Barlow, 38. the Australians in their second innings have 4 wickets down for 73.

A musical and literary entertainment will bo given to-morrow evening in Grafton Road Wesleyan Schoolroom in aid of the new church building fund. Rev. R. Bavin in the chair. The programme embraces musical selections, poetical compositions, and addresses. Business was livelier today at the share markot. Imperials firmer : Sales, 2Gs 3d ; sellers, 2Ga 9d. New Find : Sales, 10s ; buyers, 10s 3d; sellers, 11b. Hand of Friendship : Kales, 3a. No alterations in bank quotations and largo stock quotations. A meeting of the creditors of William Garrick, b'oarding-houso-keeper of Uppar Queen-street, was held this morning in the OfficialAssigneo'soffice. Besides Mrs Garrick and her solicitor (Mr Graham), there \yerc either present or represented by counsel :•- London Dairy Company, who claim £/l>s 4d ; Sarah Phillips, £16 10s 7d j William Croot (a boarder of the debtor), £100, money lent ;R. Rew, grocer, £251/s4d; Hellaby Bros., butcher, £43 19s sd. Total, £194 4s Bd. Mr Graham explained that the debtor had absconded, but that his wife believed that she would be able to fully satisfy the.claims of the creditors. He therefore asked for an' adjournment until three p.m. to-morrow, in order that he might thon submit an offer on her behalf. The application was at once granted. Mrs Garrick keeps a boarding-house in the premises formerly known a3 the Young Women's Institute, and has about 40 boarders. It is con sidered probable that she will meet all the claims upon the estate. Her. husband was adjudicated a bankrupt upon the petition of Messrs Hellaby Bros.

THE NEW HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Underneath wo give a list of thy newly elected members o. tho House of Repre sentatives, with a statement of their poli tical leanings, so fur as known. I'rom tiie facts that 34-of tho members dul in tsit in the preceding Parliament, and that parties are in a transition jtato at present; there is some difficulty in obtaining perfect, accu racy ; but the information being com piled from telegrams from our correspon dents and other reliable* sources, is us correct as can bo arrived at in tho meantime. .^The letters ut the top of the columns havo the following signincatio l :--A., Atkinson ; V., Yogel ; (.}., Grey ; 0., noi pronounced as to leader, but oppose :l to present Govern ment. A V. O. O. Marsclen-Mitcnulsun ..1000 Bay of Islands-Hobba ..1 0 0 0 SRodncy-Moat . •■ 1 C 0 n Waitcmata—Hurst.. ..1 0 0 0 s Auckland N.— Thompson 0 0 1 () Auckland W.-Unrgavillo 0 0 0 1 . Auckland K.-G)V> ..0 0 1 <> Newton-Poacocl-- .. ..1 0 0 0 Parnnll-Moss .. ..1 0 0 0 Eden-Tole C 0 1 0 Mnnukau-O'Ro'.ko ..1 0 0 0 SKranklin N.-Hiiekland.. 1 0 0 0 Franklin S.-llamlin .. \ 0 0 0 Coromandel-Cadmo .. ) 0 1 0 STlmmcs—Krasjr .. ..1 0 0 0 Waikato-Whytc . ..1 0 0 0 SWalpa-Lako .. ..1 0 0 o Tauranna—Morris .. .. 0 0 0 1 S East. Coast-Locke ..1 0 0 ° Sllawko's Bay Russell ..1 0 0 0 SKapier-Orinond .. ..0001 SWnipawa-Smith .. ..0 0 1 0 SKangitikel- Bruce .10 0 0 S Manawat-a- Me Arthur .10 0 0 Waltotaur-Bryce .. .10 0 0 SWanganwi-HaHaneo .0100 §Ne\v Plj mouth-Samuel 1 0 0 0 Tarannki- Trimble.. ..1 0 0 0 Kgmont—Atkinson.. ..1 0 0 0 Foxton-Wilson .. ..1 0 0 (I Sllutt-Fitzhorbert.. ..0 0 0 1 VVairarapaN.-Heethnai.. 10 0 0 Wuirarapa (0.-Buohanan 10 0 0 Thorndon-lV Newman ..1 0 0 0 • To Aro-C. Johnston ..1 0 0 0 § Wellingtons. --Fisher ..0 1 0 0 Pictou-Conolly .. .. 1 0 <| 0 Nelson-Le^ estam .. -• 0 1 0 0 Motucka-Hurs.hc.use .. 1 | 0 « Waimea—Shepp.\rd ..0 0 0 1 Wairau-Doilson .. .. ' J » •> SBullcr-O'Connoi .. -.0 0 0 1 Inaßgahna-lloovfiS .. 0 0 1 0 SGreymouth-auiiuas .. l o o o SChoviot-Uinco .. -• 0 1 0 kumara-Scrtdnn . .. 0 0 1 <> tllokitl'M—Bovau.. .. 0 « ' Ashley- -Pearson . • « } « Kaiauol-Mchardsui .. 0 1 0 0 § Avon—Harper .. ..0 1 0 " sSt. Albaus-Gairiik . - } » " jStanmoro-ReofO .. • ? V n n Sjdcnhum-White.. .. 0 1 ° « sOhristehurchN.-Vogol.. 0 1 » « Chrlstehurch S.-Holmes i } gllcathcDte-Coater .. ' 1 U Lyttelton-AUwrisht .. 0 0 0 Akaroa- Montgomery .. 0 0 0 1 Lincoln- O'Callaprhan ..0 I 0 0 Belwyn-WakcArtd ■• « } ,°. Coleridge-McMillan ..0 l 0 5 Asltburton-Walker ..0 1 0 0 SWakanui-GripTK.. •■ f 1 ) 0 tier.ildine-Rolleslon ..1 0 I 0 Timaru- Turn bull.. .. o o o l Gladstone--Suiter.. .. 1 0 U 0 Waimato-SUward .. 0 o o Wnltakl-Duaoan .. ..0 0 0 1 Oamaru-Sbriiuskl.. .. 0 0 1 0 Moeralti-McKonzie ..0 0 0 1 SWaikouniti-Buckland .. 0 10 0 Pt. Chalmers--Mncandrow 0 0 0 1 Sltoslyn-liost .. ••«"?} Inuntfeln W.- Stewart .. 0 0 0 1 SDr.nedir K.->-tout ..0 1 0 0 bunedinfl.-P.mdshnw .. 0 1 0 0 Dun.3dinS.-G.ro .. .0 l 0 0 reninunln—L'rnach .. C o o l Caversham—liarron .. « o v J Taleri-Kulton .. .1 « 0 0 SMount Ida MeKen/.ie - 0 0 1 Dnnatan-l'yko .. . 0 0 o 1 «iiru>:o-Gillies .. .0100 TuapekA-J. (J. Brown .. 0 0 1 0 Clutha-Thomsou .. ..0 0 0 I SMataura-Richnrdson ..0 1 0 0 Awartm-Joyce .. ..0 0 } " §lnvcrcnrgill- Hatch ..1 1 « 0 W'akatipu-Fergus ..1 0 0 0 ?Hokoimi-rowan .. .. 0 n 0 1 Wallace-Hirst .. .. J 0 _o 0 3;'. SI 11 21 ■ 5 Now 'licmhers.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

(Received 23rd, 2.5 p.m.)

Tho Close of the Egyptian Conferonco,

Lontio.v, July 23. — Tho European" Conference on Egyptian afl'uirs re sumed its sittings to-day, nnd now stands adjourned indefinitely. No information has yet transpired as to tho decisions arrived at prior to adjournment. Tho Maori Petition to tho Qucon. It has transpired that at an interview with Lord Derby to-day Tawhiao pre sented tho Colonial Secretary with a potition from the Maoris for the restoration of their lights. Tho Mysterious Epidemic. MiiLEOURNK, this day.—Further cases of the doubtful disease now prevalent continue to be reported from different points.

Cheviot.

A later telegram reverses tho result shown on onr fourth page. The returns being all in show the number to be : —Lance, 345 ; Gibson, 302 ; Adams, 152.

The last of tho pij; case was heard this afternoon at tlio Police Court before Judgo Smith, who reserved his -locision on a point of law raised by Mr Brassoy as to. the liability of Captain Craw ford, of tho s.s. Waitaki, the vessel upon which tho pigs were conveyed to Auckland, His Worship ruled that it would be hanl upon the captain to make him liable for nerely shipping tho animals, although the facts ougli* to have been within the knowledge of the captain, ilo held, therefore, that in this instanco ho wa? not responsible, and over-ruled the reserved point, Mr Brns3oy said ho wished it to be understood thai tho Socioty for Preventing Cruelty to Animals had no desiro to press unduly in these cases, but that personß might know tho limits of their liability. Mr Hultne, Secretary of the Knmo Coal Company, nsked for costs for Captain Hopkins, of tho s.s. Lily, and other witnesses in the employ of the Company, who had lost several days in attending Court. His Worship said as the case had been taken up by the police ho had no power to order costs.

Death.

McKßNKlE.—Diedat Grammar School Road, Parnell. July 23, Flora Anne, the boloved daughter otU. H. and Margaret Mclvoiwio, aged. 3 ypara and fimonths. The funeral will leave her parents' rtnidenco at 3 o'clock on Friday, 21th inst.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1884,



Mobaka 10 Kangntira 30 ratutalii 24

1 n

Total .. ... "603

- 443

Six small returns to come in.



Electoral. AUCKLAND NORTH ELFXTORAL DISTRICT.' The Result of the Poll will bo declured on SATURDAY next, the 26th July, 1881, at tlio Temperance Hall. Albert-street, at One o'clock P''"' S. Y. COLLINS. Returning Ofllcor. T>ARNELL ELECTORAL DISTEICr. The result of the Poll will bo declared on SATURDAY, the 20th July, 188-1, at the Parncll Hal., at 12 o'clock noon.^^^^^ Returning Ofllcer. TCTEWTON ELECTORAL DISTRICT. The Result of the' Poll will be dtojared on SATURDAY next, the 2Gth July, at 2 p.ra:. at Ponsonby Hall. EDGAR PATTE3ON HULMfc. ■" Returning Officer. •J. 11. "V^ITHES'ORD, ADVERTISING AGENCY, SHOBTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND, N.& Advertisements received for Auckland I'apefl and for tho various New Zealuntl M d Australian Journals. TO NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS PUBLISHERS, & OTHERS. . 11. W. is in a position to carry out any Spwjinl Canvassing Work required, or to Negotiate any Business, Monetary or Commercial. ALL ORDERS WILL RECEIVE IMMEDIAIK AND CAREFUL ATTENTION. DR. WILK IN S, F. R. C. £;., Consulting and Operating Surged*. Is at his Surgery for General Practice, u/so Eye. Ear, and Throat Diseases, Mornings, Afternoons, and Evenings. Consultation Fees very Modorato. Dr. WILRINS spent seven years at Moorcflelda Eye Hospitil, London, under Mossrs Bowman and Crichett. two at Throat Hospital, London, seven years Honorary Surgeon Albert Hospital, and eight years at Eye. Ear, and Throat In firmary .Melbourne. Adjustsspectacles to sights. —Consulting Rooms, Queen-street (near Po« ---offlce), Auckland.



E7IMIL FIIESE'S HAMBURG TEA. ill THE GREAT GERMAN FAMILY MEDICINE. REUABLK, SIMPLE, EFFECTUAL, Tlie well-known Tea has proved itsoU to be a Most Certain and Eflicacious Romedy for such diseases H8 Sudden and Severe Colds, Coughs, Fevers and Aguo, Asthma, Phthisis, Headache, Bowels, Kidney, and Liver Complaints, tlio Piles, Congestion, &c, caused by an impure state, or a superfluity of blood. Its use removes Scrofula, Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples on tho Face, Blotches, Boils, Rheumatic Pains, and Pains in tho Bones and Joints. It is a Prevcn livc against Contagion, ami destroys Inhaled Miasmatic and Contagious Vapours. It purities the Blood, cleanses tho Stomach and Bowels, and gives to the whole system a healthy, easy lone. It opens tho bowels in a vory mild and certain way. It works on tho system generally, causing little or no discoihfort. It w.ill prevent almost any disease it used at least once»a month. It restores the appetite, it removos tho distress caused by eating hearty food or over loading the stomach, and will be found effectual as a Family Hemody where a simplo purgative only is needed. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TKA. HAMHURO TKA. HAMBURG TKA. HAMBURG TKA. . • Alderman Murray's Recommendation. "York-street, Sydney, February 13, 18S1. Dour Bir,—l have been a sufferer fiom indlgod- Uon and sluggishn.sa or the livor, and was, a little tlmo ago, recommended to try tho Ham burg Tea. I did so, and I found an exeuliont remedy. It in easy to take, and my children found nodiflleulty in taking it. I found that a few doac3 cleare<l my liver and greatly Im proved my digeitlvo organs. 1 can safely re commend Hamiil'ius Tea.—Yours fuiilifully, Thomas Mi kkay." HAMBURG TKA, JlAMUt'lllJ TKA. lIAMHUIUJ TKA. HAMHURU TkA. HAMBURG TKA, A Sailor's Vcrdlot. - WoUslroot, I'ynnont, Sydney, Feb. 11, 1831. - Messrs Elliott llrod., Wholesale Druggists, iijdney: Duar Sirs,—Allow mo to testify to tho imiiU'tiso an'.ount of bcnoflt which I havo do rived i'rom Rm!l Freso's Hamburg Tea. I havo tried, in my time, all kinds of nostrums and so called specifies for tho relief and euro of chronic constipation, but without pomuauont effect; in deed, whon I had loft off taking any of tho articles referred to, my system was in a much worso condition than boforo. I now drink tho Hamburg Ten onco a week, and thereby koep myself in first class bodily health. I have a grain! appetite, and am always in fine spii its. You need not bo surprised to learn that 1 tako c ire to recommend this reliable and sure remedy to all seafaring men like mysolf. It is simply lnvaluablo to sailors, who havo to ondure so much from variable weathor and sudden changes of temperature. I will always keep a supply of tho toa on board. lam now confident thnt it is bound to becomo vory popular among all classes in tho Australian oolonies. — Your gratoful sorvnnt, John Laino." HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG- TKA. HAMBURG TKA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TKA. What a Journalist Thinks About It "February llth. ISSl.—Messrs KUiott liroa' Sydney : Uoutliiinun,-I haya union pleasure In telling you that your Jlnmbi'rj! '.'.'«« has proved very olllcacioiis in relieving mo of complaints incidental to a seilnntury life. I have given it a fair trial, and havn found it to bo not only a good regulating medicine, but an excellent tonic Many of my friends have, I know, tried your Hamburg Tea, with equally favourable results. To those engaged in sedentary pursuit* liko inysolf, it will be fu'und to be an invaluable remedy.—Yours truly, Ai.kkkij P. VEitso.v, Journalist, West-stroot, Darllnghurst, Sydnsy." HAMBURG TKA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TKA. HAMBURG TKA. HAMBURG TEA. For the Guidance of Others. •' Glcnmore Rond, Paddington. "} lth January, 1834. " Gentlemen,—Some few weeks since I was so B overely affected with indigostjon as to rendor my rising each morning a inattor of difficulty and pain on account of severe painsin tho back; and it had just becomo necessary for mo to t'ko I) holiday from my work, for Die performance of which I was by no means fit, when a friend mentioned to me tho benefit he derived from tho use of Hamburg Tea. Iv tho hopo of getting somo relief, I used it mysolf, tho result being that I was myself in three or four days, and havo not suftored ainoo. My friends havo advised roe to write this for tbo guidance of othora, and yon aro at'libcrty to make what use you please of this. — Yours, Jons Kelly, Mossra Elliott Bros., Sydney," HAMBURG TEA, HAMBURG TKA. HAMBURG TKA. HAM till KG TEA. HAMBURG TEA; Nausea and Headache. V February 13th, 188 J- Messrs Elliott Bros.: Dear Sira,—The Hamburg Tpa which you sent mo ontirely relieved mo of tho nausea and headache from which I havo suiuirod since the commencement of the hot weather. Its effect in purifying tho blood was soon observable, and I continue to take it at intervals, whenever I feel tho return of any of my old symptoms.— Yours faithfully, John Blakeny, Publisher Freeman's Journal.' Chester Cottapo, Begg etroot, Paddington," hamburg tea. Hamburg tea; hamburg tea; hamburg tea* HAMBURG TKA, That the Hamburg Tea la moat valuable foi ' the cure of headache, arid other distressing complaints of females, may be seen from tho following letter written by a lady resident in Sydney, whoso address may bo obtained at the office of the Agents :— "Sydney, 10th February, 1881-Dear Sir,-For some time previously tousini? your Hamburg Tea. I had been Bubjeot to headache and general debility, caused, I think, by tho sudden changes of the weather. 1 am glad to say, however, that sinco taking it I have been entirely freo from these complaints; and I think it is a very valuable medicine to have on hand,—Your 8 faithfully, J, Hocian." HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA; HAMBURG TEA; HAMBURG TEA; hamburg tea; Sold by all Chemists and Storekeepers. Price-ONE SHILLING. & THREEPENCE. PiUOB —ONB HHILLING & THREEPENCE.



Wanted. \TTANTED, a respectable Boy who • can V V read and write.-Apply T. 11. Keying, and Jcwullor, Victoria st. ICast. WANTED, a Youth for tho Painting, ono who has been at tho trade.—Apniy to F. Hastings, Grout Norlh liaad (opposite Surrey ilill Store). ANTED, a Painter.—Apply "to 11. Paper, Commcivii.l Uoad, Itlngalnnd. A"NTE"]>, tTTuspo'ctablo'lioy to nmko himself generally useful..- Apply to Dr. Daweon, U,_WullcHluy-slrout. \\TANi rEbTa thoroughly good Goncral YV Servant; family of four.-Apply Mrs Frank Uuckland, Uuinner.t. WANTED, v Htronjf willing (iirl bo tweon 13 anil l(i years of ag-elomake herself generally useful; wages. 8s per week; to sleep at home.-Apply Mrs Cox, Laundress, Upper i-ornc-strcot. ANTED, two smart, Improvers to the Can er.terinp,.—"Apply in the morning, sliiirp, Owen's Roaii, ncor Mr. Eden Post-ollice. WJ ANTED, lirst-i'lnss 'I'mosera and Vest y ? Mnkera.—Platt tk Fnwcett, Karaiißa ha;ie Road. \\7\ANTED, a \ outli with Rome Icnow- V y ledi;c of the Cabinet business.—Apply W. liaync. Upper Queen-street. ANTED, ft-Bakor.—Apply Nowlon Hokory. WANTED, uii'Ernind Boy— .1. Jloine, Wellington-gtrer.t. ANTED, Lick and Shovel Men.— Apply Fort stieel To-morrow Morning. WANTED, tv Gardener. — Apply, by letter only, to Mr Justice Gillies, Rock lands, Kpsoin. \\7"ANTED, for Waikato.a good General Vy Servant, and Nurscgirl about. II years — App' r. Mrs Milne, Ilobson Hotel, Auckland WANTED, two Generals that can cook ; also, Servants of all kinds.- A. McLcod's Registry, St. Mary's Head Poneonby. WANTElVApprent.inos and Improvers to the Dressmaking. - Apply to Mrs Rogers; Dressmaker. Wellealoy-strect. \S7"ANTED, a Painter and Paperhangor YV at onco. — Apply to A. VV. Mosolen. Grocer, (jueun-streut. t)nchunga. ANTiTDT mi Errand Bey ; ono who knows tho city and suburbs well.— Apply to A.. Wright, Tailor, Shortland-street. ANTED, a Respectable. Nureogirl, about 11.—Apply to Milne and Choycc. W/"ANTED, a gocd Oonoral Servant Girl VV for the country, with references. -Mia McCulsky, top of Huhsun-strect. ANTED, a Respectablo (iirl as Cook and i,aundri'3B.--Ai)ply before or after So'clook *.o Mrs Uuathsr, lloxly, Mount Kden (Ki\Bt). . WANTED, a Respuotablo Person us Nurse for Children; ono able to bow proferml.-lUiij Chlftg, Bclwyn Terrace, Par nell. ■ "ITIfANTED to Lot, tin" Uufurnished TT Front-room with flroplaco, threo minutes walk f-oni Queen-Btreet.— Apply Stau Olllce^ . . \T[TANTED, fora family of two, ft largo > y Four roo;-.icd Cottagi-, with ovory oon vcnii'iice on allotment; Southern dietrict preferred; half - (it - hour's walk froni St. I'.itrick'».-Addro»3, H.M.G.. StahOlUco. ANTED, v fo« Gentlemon Boarders ; nice new housi?; terms modomte. — Apply to Mrs Sinunondb, Upper Nelson-street, near St. Jamcß'a Church. "WT ANTED, 1,00() roHpcctablo Mon at y y tho Tradesmens' Arms, Little Queen street Whurf, MoulsUd. ANTED, Pupils for CarpentorH1 and lluildors' Drawing Class, held at the V.M.C.A. on Tuesday and Friday Evenings, at 7.30.—F0r particulars apply at Clasuroonj, to R. Mackay Fripp. , WANTED, Comfortable Board in v Private Family, by a young Man; terms moderate.—Address "5.," Evkni.no. Staii Olllce. WANTED -2 Respoctnblo Working Men as Boarders In a Private Family.— Apply Hc-il Vuo Villa, Salc-btrcet, near Miller's, Gnicer; ANTED, by a Youiitf Lady from England, a Situation hh Improvei to tho Millinery Husincsa.-" A.H.." Staii Olllce. WANTED, overyono buying BlankotH to ace tho splendid show and good value to ho obtained at Loudoa Houbc, froi» Is lid to 2ls each.—Janu'sScutt, London House, Tietorla and Nolaoii-slrecta. Auckland. ANTED, everybody to know that -M. Hrcarloy. Hutohcr, coroor of VlctoiU nnd Chnpol-Btruuiß. isßlill BullinK Mutton Chopn nt Jrt ; Legs, Jd ; also Host Quality Hoabting licet, from HJd. ANTED, two Respoetiible Boardors. ~ Apply to Mrs W. H. Thompson, Napior-stroui, oll'Uniou-strooL ANTED to Sell, '2"> ke^'s prime Corned Hntter.-11. H. Morton,Custom»,.treet. ANTEIT, a Gontlonuui Boardor in a private family, about. 8 minutes from Quocn-alroct; no other boarders.—Apply Stau Olllco.



V\7"A-NTKI> I by n young married man, ft TV Situation !« linker or a S(irch Itaml, with a (rood knowledge) of French Roods.—O.G , Staii Office. \%7ANTHD to I'ltrchAao, on oiwy terms, V V a 'i-rooiiinil Cottage, with Harden, near Nowlon or Mount Wra.- Address A.H., rare of Mr K. Wood, Symoii'ls-alront Auckland. "\jtrANTKD, to Hire by thoTveck, ono or VY two Good Soring Vain anil HorNOn, siiitatilo fortixpri'is work.- Apply A.II.C.Stah Ollii-fl. __ \ITANTED, by a highly roKiKJctnble TV Young Man, till mil ion It* hotel nu Hur i>iin (inoxperutnevrt): trustworthy, anil v total abstainer.-Address "J.Jt., Btak Offlen. _ ■\ITANTED, by a lady toncher, Board V » and Lodging with a private family in the vicinity of Upper llohson-street, Pitt-street, or Karangiihapo Road.—-Address, F.T.W.. New ton I'ost-onioL-. WA N T E I), by an educated and thoroughly trustworthy Younsc I'eraon. a Situation aa Ilousekoeprr or Useful Help: slevor nt neudlework,—Hannaford'3 Auckland Koßlitty. WANTED, Bomo kind person to Adopt or Nnrao a little IJnby Boy six weeks old.—Apply by letter. Haby, Star Olllce. ANTED KNOWN — Comfortable Board and Residonco, l!s a wook.—Vic toria House, Lower Hobson-stroet (opposito tlio steps). "VST AN TED KNOWN, that Butchor aati V y Company have 3 large Spring Waggons for removing f arniturc, <>n tuasir lo terms, VTEfANTED TO PURGU^ofI, for Cash, V V good llorso (30 ew .trial), Spring Cart, .and Harness.—Apply E. i Jano, first houso adjoining Mlnblo. Anglcßca direct. WANTED, by einglo young Man, Situa-'on; a native of Auckland, and respectably connected, Ton'yeors' experience of general storckceplng in North of Ireland. Testimonial from last employer; strictly tem perate : highest references if required. — Ad drees H.S,, Star O/llco. WANTED— When you are in Hobson street call and sco tho largo and choice stock of Mosgicl and Bannookburn Tweeds, for the present season, at Minro and Milligan's. ANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, ut T. Nutsford's, Watchmaker, Victoria - street (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted tor 12 months. __ T\7~ A N T E D, R I M U WANTED, from I.COO to 2,000 feet assorted Rimu. of good quality, and-figured; must bo dry.—Apply at once to "Accountant," Star Office. Ty^ANTED, Evory Elector in the TT Colony to read "The Electors' War Cry." a moat startling Book on Land and Poverty. Pcruso it carefully pefpro promising your vot-i 1 r approaching the polling booth. IB now published. Price, Ono Penny. ANTED KNOWtf — During our Cheap Drapery Salo, 50 pieces of All wool French Moriuot) In Drab, Grey, Pink, Blue. Prune Brown, Scarlet, Maroon, and Win" Colours will be sold at Is 4d per yard; regulai price, Us 6d. For Children's wear nothing can equal a French Merino ttt liura bility. and, at this unheard-of price, should offect a speedy clearance — IX MoE heison Karangahape Road. WANTED KNOWN. — Look at our windc-.-T-Having a surplus slock of over 1,000 Ladios' and Girls' Felt-and Fancy Straw Hats, principally the Mashor and Henry 11. shapes, we are cloaring them out at ths Low Price of One Shilling eaoh. — D. MoPheraon, Karangahape Road. __ ' WANTED KNOWN.—Ladies can have their Dresses Fashionably Made, and a good fit, for moderato largos, at D. W, Jack and Co.'s, Ponsonby RoaJ. WANTED KNOWN—See our Stock c\ Blankets before purchasing—£soo wotth. 0-1 Blankets, 3s id, <Js (id, and lfjs 6d pevpair; 10-4 Blankets, i 'fid. 17s 6d, and' 2fe per nair; Twill Scotch ,fcctF,New Zealand Blankets, and Coloum' lankets. Theao g, )ads are tho bust value \;p~ ever' offered.—D. MoPherson Kai angahapo Rpad____ ___ W' ANTED KMOVV A— (jHKAf irtlBKK ! CHBAPT-WiKBl .Vi.d ali oJuii Uutk of Building Materials, caa be purchased cheopor and better than any where nlao at the yarffß of D. qor.PlE. Albert-Btroou ANTED KNOWN.—Four-in-Hands, IMsterß, Hbhnnns, and Jackets, in tbo latest styles, can bo obtained at S. Lovoll s. Wel lesley-Btrcel. JjekU^h" i>" m materials made up Dressmaking.oll tho premises by experienced drcsamakcra.—Apprentices wanted. ' ANTED KNOWN, tbftt all working men can savo their money by callin;; v ' | tlio Govornbr tiordon Restaurant. All KiVU) Sixponcn; Hoard mid l-odgiiie 153 nor wo.-V, ' Robert Murdnclc, Proprlstor,~Noto tho mi. 11: ; —Nearly opposlto tlio Waitemaia Hot;/. . ; cloro to thß___jt ' \%T ANT B D K'N 0W N, that ;i■ /' j Vf George's Hobson-street Hair-d .: > ; Saloon is now Open. Prices: Hiur-^tti 1 ;. Shaving, (id ; Boys'hair-cut tins, 3<? ; with .).( ) hours of from 8 till J), and from iU!) 12 on- 9 . days, after which Uoura Od will, ba olm Private contracts entered Intc with regulai tomors—James Georgo, Hair-autter, Hoi street (next Criterion H^tel)^ _ . W~" ANTED SEBl\.—'i'he fresh Bargaiiw, in New FurniUr;, including Paintei\ ; Wood Chairs, 3s 3d; Cane-seated Chairs, also 3s 3d; (trand line of Grecian Cane-seatod Chairs, 45 9d; Rooking Choirs, with arms (cane-seated). 10s; nice lot of Arm Ohaira 6s M; Folding Chairs (carpet-seated), SsCdi Children's Rooking Chairs,3i. Washstandß. ds (Id; Coffee Tables, os 6d; Gipsy Tables, 8s 6d; Loo Tab'cs, 19s (oval): do. (round)^24s; Kitchen .Tables. Os, 10s, Us- Chests of Dra-\verß, 255,; Colonja, Couches, 78- Stretohers, Os; handsome stuffed Chairs, 10S; stulfed Arm Chairs. 34s s' handsomo Spring Couches, 38s>— At Dampier's Largo Furnishing hop, Hobson-street.- , "j i'\ '.



Wanted. 'iSTANTED, a thorough good General y T Servant for a hotel in the country; must have a knowledge of cooking.—Apply to Edward Lewis, (17, Queen-street. ■\ET"ANTED, two respectable Men as YT Boarders Terms, 18a per week; washing und mending.—Mrs Hunter, first houso Hcp burnslrcct, off Ponsonby Road. W~~" ANTED/ Junior Bookkeeper"with knowledge of drapery; state experience, references, and salary required, to "IJook krteper." S'l'Ait Oftlee. ANTED, two rtspectabUTVoung Mon Hoarders in a .irivato family ; three minutes' walk of P.O.—Apply, for add less, Mr Hare, Stationer, Wyndhani-strcct. WANTED, a single-bedded Room for a young man.—State terms, which must be low, to " A.B ," Star Office. WANTED, in Town, by a Single Gentleman, a Coin'ortable Sitting-room and Bedroom; where there 13 only a small family preferred ; good accommodation required, and favourable terms oU'ered.—Address " Mihuza," liox 231, Post-office, Auckland. . W ""ANTED KNOIVN — Boys' Veloci pedes, 20s each ; an enormous fresh lot of Now Novels, Is Gd each; Japanese Cabinets, Is (id each; White-handled and other Riveted Hair Brushes, tid ; large Comio Yankee Pictures, :id; Framed Chronios, (id and 9d; a splendid lino of Framed Pictured, Is each; another grand lot of Brown Teapots, (kl, 9d, and Is; grand large cheap variety of Tinware; splendid Oyster Knives lid; good Door Mata, 2a 3d; (striped Carpet, 1b; Table Oilcloth, 1} yard wide. Is; ■^tair Oilcloth, Gd ; Looking Glasses (plate). 8d ; Handsome Fancy do. Is; Swing do, 4s (id; Bed room Toilet Sets, 78 3d; Soup Plates, 8d; Bread Knives, 3d and Id; Zinc Buckets. Is; Japanned Spittoons. Is ; Japanned Slop Pails, 3s 3d : Glass Cream Jugs, Id; Glass Sugar Basins, Gd; &c, Lit Danipier's Hobson-slrcet Shop. VI fAN T E \~) KNOW N. POTATOES! POTATOES I ONIONS t ONIONS! ONIONS I Imported direct from tho Canterbury growers. Samples and quotations on application. Also a variety of EARLY SKED POTATOES, viz Karly Koao, Bruee's Prolific, Bheppard's Pink Eyes, Snowflake, Ashleaf Kidneys, Lap stono, Fluke, and liath Kidneys. P.S.—(P.mtry orders promptly attended to. da vies, McMillan & co., 13, CUSTOMB-HTHKBT. WANTED KNOW N- W That the STOCK of CLOCKS AND WATCHES AND JKWKLLERY at . GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE has been Greatly Augmented by LARGE Alt- RIVAIjS and an InapocUon is solicited of tho STERLING O.OLD ami SILVER GOODS (all WArtllANTßti) i n the Queou-Btreot Window, and Uie Artistic IMITATION JEWELLERY In tl(o Victoria-streot Window. Wo makp a SPECIALTY of those Two Lines, kooping both the Genuine and the Imitation to SUIT all TABTKS and Pockets; but they are kept Bopa rale, and Displayed In Different Streets. Sterl- Silver BcU, 2a 0a; Brooches and Rings, Is each : and other hlnes oqually Cheap, at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADK, Quoen-st. and Victoria sL. and at Chrlst'church and Wellington. Tho Fancy Goods Stock is Unoqualled In the Colony. '\%T~A~*i TED KNO W N NOW SHOWING J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, VALUE Wftl ULSTEKS AND FOUR -IN ■ HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BL'aSkETS, SHEKTINQS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS. A L,U OK STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY SKLKCT FROM, AND PRICES LOWER THAN QUEEN-ST., J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL. Miscellaneous Waiitcds. TO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.- An opor.ing occurs for a Gontloman with Capital as IV.nerln an Old-established Husl ican. Strict inveatigatlon invitod.—Address, in confidence, " Genuine," Star Ofllce. ,4 DVERTISER Wants Partnor, with J\. from £300 to £ICO. in a thoroughly sound UusineßS.—Address " Iron," Stau Olllce. AUCE BOTTLKS wanted in any quantity; best prico given.—Apply to Mrs Roebuck.oppoHite Gibbons's Grocery Storo, Ilobson ttreet. Irv R E S S M A X E It. An Experienced Cuttor and Fitter required; must bo able to thoroughly manage work rooms.—Apply immediately, stating terms and enclose copy of references— It. T. MKLHUIfH, Nelson.



To Let rV\O LET, Four-roomed Cottngo ; rent, J 106 M per week; also. Six-roomed Collage. —Apply to F. Hastings, Cltftrlolto stroet, Now North lloiul. r_Y6 LET, pretty 4-roomed new JIouko; X 10a Od weekly; every convenience.—Apply cottaiiL-l back Jlalvern villas. Newton Road North. rji'O J-ET, largo ITurnuit-ccl licilroom, with I hoard (privato family); hath, piano; no other boardaid.—Apply Baxter, Uraftou Road Store. O IiET, Two Rooms, 0110 with fire place; rent, is.—For address -apply Mr Walker, (ironpr, Newton Road. fJIO LET, two or three Rooms, furnixhed .1. or unfurnished, with fireplace; three minutes' wa!k of Queen-street. — For address apply HTAit Office. ri^O LET, new 8-roqmed Houso and Shop, JL overy convenience, in ono of tho best thoroughfares out of Queen-street. An excellent opportunity for a man with capital.—Apply It. McCabc, Ironmonger, Pattcson-Btreel, Free .nun'B Bay. TO LET, a Now Shop and Dwelling at tho Market ontrance, Cook-streot side- Apply at Carbines & Taylor's, Auctioneers. TO BE LET OH LEASED, a two Storied Warehouse in JMtio QRcen ctreet, ront low. — Apply Purtrldgo and Wollanig, Queon-stroet. T~O L ET, a oomfortablo Bed and Sittinß-rooin, In a small private-1 family, suitable for a married couple or invalid: children objected to. Terms moderate. Attond anco If required.—Apply Star Office. mO LET, in Wood-street, Handsome JL New Villa of Nine-rooms; gas and water laid on, bathroom, wanhliouso, copper, and • every uoiiTenleaco. — Apply R. H. Powse, Telegraph Store, Ponsonhy, TO LET, the 3-storied Brick Building known as Foster's Boot Factory, in Rut land-street, juit off Queen stroet; suitable for a manufactory or wholesale store.—Apply to L.H. Noumogcn, Darby-street. O LET, largo Front Room with uso of kitchon,—Apply R. McCabo, Ironmonger, Pattoaon-Btreet, Freeman a Bay. O BE LET, in an elevated and pleasant position at Mount Eden, a Gentleman's Residence, with immediate possession. Rent, 30s per week.—Apply to F. G. Ewington, Estate Agent. TO LET, 0 roomed House, Mount Eden Rood, opposite School. Lame Allotmont and Stable.—Apply J. H, Diabble, Grafts House, opposite Choral Hall. O-ROOMED HOUSE to Let in Clarence-street; ront, 13s,—Apply to Mr Smith, next to Mr Winter's Stores, Franklin ' Road. _^ OUSE, 6 rooms, well-finished, good locality (12s) off Great North Road; 15 minutes from Queen-street.—lnquire Glasgow Storo, Great North Road, SHOP, House, and Cottage to Let, Alex andra-street; Shop lately occupied by Harrison'and Co., Butchers; suitablo either for a Grocer or Butcher.— Apply on tho premises. m o l ~e t. FIRST-CLASS SHOP AND DESIRABLE SUITE OF OFFICES IN MOST CKNTRAL PART OF QEEEN-STREF/F. Being a part of tho front portion of those most desirable and centrally situated primi'ses of Mr 15. Waters, Confectioner; F-*ecn-stveot, oon- Risling of Front Shop withi •' "lass window, large Show Room upstaire t\ 50 x 23, well lighted, and grand steirca .0 I.ob conid be convorted intoaSvlcc-'CiUoi , .condtonone in Auckland, anr" i- .most cod n 1 part of this city. To Solicj',o s, Insurance C \ ponies, and others, this pr'jverty is unauipassp Full parttcv -f from ?. EVANS, Anojoneer and Lwd Ag( Jt. Tendcr3. | : H-ISBO.Iv E B;> Oi raH COyNCIL. Tanderß . .oivcd at this Office, uy post, up to ■>>!'TUESDAY, the 2nd Sep tfilnbar npSt, add. i ed to me, for iojtDiNO ii:nsmtt voros's the turanqanui KIVKR 3ISBORNB. Flans aTii* specific tione to ho seen at the 1. .m Clerk <j Office, jokland, ( lowest or j tender not necessarily "" r*" ' BOUHKE, Town Clerk. } jffico, Gisborne, j;uiy 18,1881.' ,!> ■ U I L D E 11' S. I . ■, r_:>v ~.. received up to Noon of i <'a-*V'*'•-_,■' > ini-tant, for the erection '.'*". ''s.-^-.' jrtK' Jll stßemuera. ' ■; «■ - t Offices, Queen street. ! ■"-** '1.. >nky & SON, Architects, rjf ' & i- '■ I I D E R S. Tenahit' .. i received up to Noon of P A/PURiM- ? 3th instant, for tho erection V?'«"'. ' 1' psin Hobson-streot. i ■ •" / .•'., Qneen.street. \ .... ■- ••_AA .1 .V'TSY & 3ON, Arphitects. "a v -.'liD,—Tenders wanted for BulHl- V y ■ one or two Four.roomed Cottages at. Kim-j. jaud.—For particulars apply t) Jft3, O'Conno-, Severn-atroet, Mount Elen. ANTE" Tendere, up till Saturday, 26th III!' for Erecting Toll Bar on the Now North R'^"- Plans, etc, at Mr Page'F, Kingsland. - ■' '-'.vlor, Chaiiwan Moui t Albert Bo»'.»* • '_ Coatlnocdr • \rst Page.



For Sale. ~ . FOR SALE, oh easy terms, a 4-rooraed Cot.taprc, with Scullery and cVAt con / vonience; price,only £130.-- A r.oly to F. Hastings, Dharlotte-street, NcwNo-f- Mov.A. 17WR SALE, a litilst Spring Cart, in good . order and vt.-y little used.—Apply to J. K. Smith, Commission Agent, Fort-Btreet.. I7IOR SALE, House of 10 rooms, I aero ' land, for £200; very easy terms; Surrey, l.'rcaccnt.—Apply to Edwd. Way te, 5, Mercantile Chambers. I"7\OK SALE OR TO LET, Houses" * Shops, Rorms, Farms, Hotels* Several Paying Businesses. — Grant and C'ooke, 75, Queen-street. . . JTUXR SALE (Cheap), a Yacht; woll ' found and in good order; price, £20.— Apply Mr Clare, Boatbuildor, Frocman'a Bay. F~OTfSAL_" OR TO LET, a large Shop, Six-roomed Dwelling attached, and work shop at tho back, in one of the main thorough fare.s of the city.—Address Star Office. FOB. SALE, a new 10-passenger Omni bus; also, a new Hansom ; both vehicles to be complete J to purchaser's order.—Thames CurrisiKO and Dray Factory, Victoi'ia-st. Kast I~liOR SALE, 1 American (Portland Wag ' gon, 1 Express Wagon, ar d several new nnd second-hand Spring ('arts, Buggies, etc.— Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria street East. 'TpOR SALE, clitan, 2 lI.P. Stoam JC lCngino; also. 2 If.P. Gns Engine.—For particulars apply to .1. Fraser, Clarendon Bnildipgs. IT^OR SALE, Howc-Htreet, near Welling : ton-street, Now Coltngc. Small deposit and weekly payments.. A Hal-gain.—Apply A. ■I. Thomas, Grocer, corner Hove and Heresford streets. FOR POSITIVE SALE1, two 4-roomed Cottages and .no Shop and Dwelling, each with frontages to two good stroeta in tlfe city — Apply to Jonn Soppet, House and Land Agent, No. 8, Queen-atrebt. "VTOTICE.—For 14 days only : Grand Cor ._! nor Site at Avbndale, opposlto tho hotel, with largo frontages to two roads; the most valuable in the district. 'J'lie undersigned is in structed to offer, for cash, the above unoquulled position, for U days only, and if not sold it will be disposed of in Allotments, at Puulic ~n. Apply immediately. — J, It. Uanderson, Auc tioneer, Mer antllc Chambers. ■\fjß\V FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE and _1 Scullery For Sale at Kingeland, at 10s (id weekly; freehold; no deposit required.—C. Williamson, Estato Agent, lligh-atreet. OR SALE (Mount Roskill Road), aplen did Allotment, cleared, and commanding good view ; nearly opposite lipllett's store; 40ft x I.ooft. Price, £.') 17s fid per foot; easy terms.— Apply J. It, Itandorson, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, Queen-street. FOR SALE.—ToMachinists, Amateurs, Kto.—Turning Lathe for Sale; Centre Sin, head 2ft Gin, Slide Rest, Patent Chocks, Circular SttWß, Twist Drills, aDd a quantity of Tools. Will bo sold choap. — Apply to Mr D. H. Mac donald. Inauranco Buildings. Tji OH SALE OR LEASE". A I'ortuble Engine and Mortar Mill; also for Sale, one pair of Mill Stones, 4 feet in diameter, and one pair 3 feet 0 Inches in diameter, and an Oat-crusher, mado by the colobrated firm of W, It. Bell and Son. London. Apply to JOHN LAMB. 35, Queen street, f \UIET COW AND CALF For Sale.— \al Apply W. Powell, Wallace-street, Pon- Bonby. ANGSHAN EGGS for Sale, 7s Gd per Sitting, from prize stock.—Apply Mr J. Q, Smith, Upper Qucon-stroet. Onelmnga. "VTOTICE TO INVESTORS.—A number _Ll of Choice Properties on easy terras for SoJo.—Apply Edward Waytc, 5, Mercantile Chambers. QFASIDE BUILDING SITE.-A valuablo IO corner Allotment at Cheltenham Beach for Salc.-AppJy to T.'Lolgh White. Schorrs JJuild ings. Fort-Btroet AT ONEHUNGA.—For Sale, tho Free hold Allotment of Land, with Building thoioon, situated at tho corner of Prince and Selwyn-streots.—Apply T. K. Oilman, Chemist, Oneliunga. ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 200 casi^s Portland Cpment, Plaster of Paris, Flreclaj, dv ton or lb, Fire Bricks, &c—lt. Jenkinson, Builder, Lome stroet. JUST ARRIVED, and for Sale by the Subscriber, cheap, for cash— 20 tons Fluko Kidney Potatoes 20 tons Bluo Derwonts "L. W. EAT?ON, NO. 8, QUEKN-BTItBET. TCT O R S A L E~., MANG AUK.—Splendid site for a Gentleman's Itc-Hidcnco, bitnate on rise of the hill juet past Mongaro Bridge, about eight or nine miles from Auckland, being tbo front portion of thnt valu able properly lately owned by Mr Geo. Brown. The view la nnsurpassod, the aspect good, and position second to none. Thopiopirtr consists of 3 acres rich volcanic land, with llrst class Villa Kotidonco of 4 large rooms and sundry outbuildings. The house could be enlarged at v comparative small coat. This property a'l.iolub Uic beautiful Mangare water reserve, witJi an tlniOßt unlimited run for cattle, and is woll worthy the attention of any gentleman requiring a ilrst-class residence near town.



I). F.. EVANS, Land and Estate Agent. FO 11 SAL E, At LOWKBT Markkt lUtks: Hosin, Pitch, and Tar Korosciic, l'nint, and Ollvo Oils OhaniDion'a, Scott's, and Storcr's Genuine Whitt! Lead, in wood M unt/. Metal mid Nails Largo Stock of Canvas, various brands Wire llopo, from 4} inch to } inch Holt Kopo, Hemp, and Manilla Hopo, all sizes Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and rails Anohors, from 1G cwt to 10 lbs. Chains, from i inch to 1 inch. Colza and Fish Oil. D. 11. MoKEN2IE, PORT-STREET. Corporation Notices. niTY: OF AUCKLAND. VV ■ 11EPKAUNG PORTIONS OF BY-LAW No. 23, KB HACKNEY CARRIAGE STANDS. Notice is hereby given that tho following motion will bo considered at the ordinary meet ing of tho Council on THURSDAY, July 31,1881. " That tho following portions o£ By-Law No. 23, fixing thoDOSiWon of the stands for Hacknoy Carriages, BB RKPKALED: No 3.—Queon-street In a lino with north side of Wyndham-Btrcet in ths centre of the street extending northward (or six licensed Hack noy Carriages plying within or without the limits of tho City. Horses' heads while on this stand cplaced southward. No. I.—Quconstrcet in a line with north side of - Shortland-strcet in ttio centre of the street oxtendlng northward for six Licensed Hack noy Carriages plying within or without the limits of tho City. Horses' heads while on this stand to be placed southward. No. 5.-Quoon-ntrcet in a line with south side of Victoria-street in tha centre of tho street extending southward for six. (0) licensed Haokney Carriages plying within or without tho limits of the City. Horses' hoads while on this Btand to bo placod northward. No. ".-Customhouse-street in a line with oast side Queen Btroot in tho centro of the street cxtendine oastward for four (4) Carriages plying within or without tho limits of the City. IJorseß' hoadß whilo on this stand to be placod westward. And that tho said Stands bo abolished." . . P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clork's Offlce, July 18,1881. 135 Advertisements Late for Classification TO LET, a Front Room.—Apply at Star Office. 0 LET, a House in Conquest Place, Parnoll.—Apply at Miss Kyan's Store, Parnell. TO LET, Shop and House (prominent posttionl in Wollesley-'street, or Lease Dls po3ed.- E. Cash; Tailor, Wellosloy-strcet. 0 LET, in Edon Terrace, 4-roomed **o' i(( with 4-stalled stable and small padd. ' -Apply to C. Burke, Fruiterer, Upper Symon ■" s-streot. 0 LET, a now House, containing 4 rooms and lobby.—Apply John Boyes, King-street. Groat North Road. rflO LET, in Vermont-street (Grace-strest) L a now Five-roomed House with wagu hpuso, gaa, and wator,—Apply John Taylor, corner of Ponsonby Road ma. Oolllngwood sl yeet. WANTED, a Steady, Active Man for traa-inghay, chafrcutting. and driving horaoß.—Apply Marshall fc Co., Onehunga. WANTED, Working Manager (station), Fpmalo Cooks, Boy (shop), Housemaids (los), Genorals (town and country).—Mrs Whit oombo'9 llegistry. P RB.LIMINARY NOTI CE. Tho Masonic Dramatic Club beg to announce that they will givo their annual porfarmanoe in aid of the Building Fund (froemaßona" Hall) at tho Theatre Royal, August 3 A. . Tho pricas selected are—Hay's Celebrated Comedy, ''OUR DOMESTICS" and the vory LaiigVblo Farce. "TWEEDLETON'S TAIL COAT." J _T^r^- TTIOR NE W PLY js&sv(^h Jj MOUTH. WANGANUI, 0&MIBJ!m£ ' AND WELLINGTON. ''^wfSISSSr Tho sa _ STORMBIRD will leavo tho Wharf, Onehunga, on THURSDAY, 23rd, at 1Q am. For freight or passage apply to ALFRED BARNES, Agent. ** Onehunga. X" E ESTATE OF E. K. TyLER, DECEASED. ah Claims aeain9t tho abovo Estate arc retuestcd'Vo bo rendered at the Office of the uX&ed on or b^tho^nd August next I Solicitor, Vulcan Lane, » Auokland, b, 18S1.



Mcctmgs. STAR OF AUCKLAND LODGE. No. Si, 1.0.0. F., ( ' •:•■; v ( N.Z.—The Instu.Uati-'iii of Offl ,--,''■ i; I Y('3Scßrs for the current term will ■'i ;■-- <>;tj&itake place at the Lodge /,-"'.'': r'/-'l\;lA Room. Insurance Buildings, on JJj ; ; n \4^>iSTHf!i:SI)A.Y KVENING first. W<'& «) 'PMr "'« 21th July, at 7.30 sharp. JSlgtiMll^ A full siHendauce of Mem bers is requested. By.ordei sWUL A; R ALLAN, Sec. TVTOTICE.—AII those interested in form -Ll ing fi Jockey Olub in Onehunga are re quested to attend a Meeting to be held at the Hibernian Hotel, Onehunga. on THURSDAY, i'lth of July, 1831. at 8 p.m.- R. Wruh. THE SECOND ANNIVERSARY of the Mount Eden Band of Hope will bo cele brated in the Old School-room on Friday next, at 7.30 p.m. A first-class programme will be gone through. MR E. WHITE will Lecture in the Eden Hall TUTS (Wednesday) EVEN ING, at 7.30. Subject: "The Second Coming of Christ." Seats free. WORK ING MEN'S.CLUB. NOTICE. The Half-yearly General Meeting will he hold on FRIDAY, July 25, 1831, at 8 p.m. Business: To receive Half-yearly Balance sheet, Election of Three Members ot Committee, Notice of Motion us posted on Club Notice Board. By order of tbo Committee. SIMEON MO3KS, Secretary. "MEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER ±y PANTILE AGENCY CO. (Ltd.) Notieo is hereby given that the Annual Local Meeting of the Now Zealand Loan and Mercan tile Agency Company (Limited) will bo held at the Offices of the Company, at Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 21th day of July, 1884. at noon. FRKDK. BATTLEY, Secretary. Auckland. June 24.1884. A UCKLAN D~ GAS COMPAN V (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that a General Meet ing of the Shareholders iii Hie Auckland Gas Company (Limited) will be held at the Com pany's Ofllce, Fort-street, on WEDNESDAY, tho 30th instant, at 2 p.m.. to declare a Dividond for the half-year ended 30th Juno last, tmil to sanction the increase of tho Capital of the Com pany. By order of the Board of Directors. E. B. PARSONS, Secretary. Auckland, 21st July, ISSi. T> APTIST CJr (I R C if, PONSONB Y, A LKOTUIIK In aid of the Huildi.-ig Fund of the abovo Church will bo delivered in the PUBLIC HALL, PONBONBY, ox THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 7, By Mil J. HAY. Subject: "The introduction of Christianity into Scotland by St. Colnnha of lona, with an account of the life and labours of that great Apostolic Missionary and his suc cessors in disseminating the Gospel in tho British Isles." Ciiaiii to he Taken at 7.30. ADMISSION .. .. ONE SHILLING, Business Notices |JEW CHINA TEAS SEASON 1881-85. MY FIRST CHOP OP NEW TEAS. TEAS, TEAS, Ex s.b. Tarnsui from Foochow, WILL ARRIVE ON THE 21ST JULY, WHEN MUSTERS will be Open for Selection. ARTHUR H. NATHAN, CPSTOMS-SrgREKT. - LETTS BROS., IRONMONGERS, MOUNT EDEN ROAD. Colonial Ovcnß. from 12« Register Grates, from lfls 8 feet Ranges, £3 3s American Stoves Rooting Iron, Nails Tools And all kinda of Hardware at lowest . market value. MEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY JJI (LIMITED). FREEMAN'S BAY FIRE. A prompt settlement having been made by tho South British Insurance Company, we are now erecting a New Mill on the old Bite, and hope to commence timber cutting in three weeks' time. In the meantime, we beg to inform our Customers that our Dovonport Mill will bo running day and night, and being connected by telephone with, our Kast Coast Mills, we are in a position to supply orders of long lengths and special sizes with every despatch. We thank our Customers for past favours, and beg to solicit a continuance of same. FRANK JAGGER, Manager. Auckland, 30th June. 1884. XOCAL INDUSTRY. THE AUCKLAND TOBACCO COMPANY (Limited),' FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND, Aro now Manufacturing CIGARS, CIGAR ETTES, and CUT TOBACCO of Various Des criptions. Liberal terms allowed to the trade. Information and Prico List may bo Obtained from the Undersigned, who has been appointed SOLE AGENT FOR NEW ZEALAND. J. CHADWICK, Gum Broker, Customs-street, Auckland, AUSTIN "WALSH. Manager. rfTvV^GEOTLEMENFRIENDS can be I accommodated with Board and Resi dence, healthy room ; terms moderate.—Apply Star Office. MISS BE ATE, Fashionable Dress and ManUeinaker. from Jay's, London, late of Sydney.—Style, fit, and good work combined. L-ssons given in cutting and fitting.-Nelaon street, opposite St. James a Church. ■■"■.■■ '•: ING ATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron mongors, Custom-street. Superb Self setting Ranges 3ft.. 3ft. 3in,., and 3ft. ffln. /t/»AA TO £800 PER ANNUM for gt/\>"" a Present Investment of £1,000 capital in agoing concern, city; owner leaving tho colony on pressing' business; three months services gratis to initiato purchasor into the trade. Principals only dealt with. Apply personally.—J. R~ Randorson, Auctioneer, Con fldentlal Agent, &c. Mercantile Chambers. HOM A S SAMUEL FOR CHEAP AND GOOD CUTLERY . (JUST LANDED). LARGE QUANTITY OF IVORY AND BONE HANDLE TABLE KNIVES. 108, QUEEN-STREET, Next Mr WestpfaU'CL Boptm^ke^. ADAME FARAV EL, COUTURIERE, from Paris. Madame Faravol begs to inform her Sus tomers and the Ladies ot Auckland that, owing to great increase in her business as Dressmaker, she'has Remoyed from Liverpool-street to more commodious and more centrally situated premises—42. Siiortland-strekt. Having a largo working room, she is able to make all descriptions of Dresses, from the cheapest to the most costly ones. All materials intriißtgd to her care will be mudo up in the Best Stylo and Latest Fashions. TTtriNGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron- TT mongers, Oustom-strcot. Bedsteads! (Hall Testers) Bedsteads 1 French Bedsteads. Advice to those furnishing: Before buying elsewhere call and get prices, and you wtll be astonished. Medical. AUSTEN W. GARDNER, M.P.C., Eng., Pharmacist, Family Chemist, and Surgeon Dentist (Registered), DEVONPOR % Djt. Stalker attends North Shoro Pharmacy at 10 a.m. daily. T^R. PARKINSON, DE'VONPORT. Hours of Consultation at Mb residence, Vio toria-strsot—Morning, 9 to, 10; Afternoon, Ito 5 Evening 7 to 9. "CTIbLENT Raging Toothache ia in V nearly eyery instance instantaneously cured by using Odopta'sicon. the new remedy. Is.—C. W. Goodaofl, London Arcade. JG. HENDERSON'S « CHERRY PECTORAL. 2i Gi and is Cd per bottle. To bo had only at Medical Hall, Ponsonby, opposite Threß Lamps. BELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— SE&RL.AND'3 SHERRY PECTORAL. Prioe, 2a 6d and 4s 6d.— V. C. Sharland, opposite ho Post-office. ____ DAIS! RATS! RATS !—Use XV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE, Rats eat it greedily, ftn.d die: no Bmell. Price, One Shilling a Bottle. F, O. SHARLAND, opposite Post-offlce.- TOOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneous Relief-ODONTALGIC-ls per botUe.- F. C. SeSIl'aSD; opposite Post-omoe. R ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-Tho most poralai medicine of the day. Price. 2s Od a boX-Coto nial Agent, P. C. Sharland, opposite tha Post offloe. ■'. SOSELINE fob thk HAlß.—Tins ole iV star.t nreparatlan oornpletoly eclipses -•••■; article of a Rimilar kind now bpforf ... {y.."'';!::!.--S'rino. 1? (>-i a hottle.—SlUKLANJi I Amiiiiuuiuriuti' UtU.



Sporting. ' Robin" hood's GREAT NOVEIjTY COMPANY'S PROGRAMME ON THE MELBOURNE ANI> NEW ZEA LAND CUPS, NOVKM BX R, ISSI, Is NOW OPEN with a^ubscribed Sapital of £10,000 in 20,000 Shares at 103 Each. ■101 PRIZES, EACH SHARE HAVING 7 CHANCES. To an Investor of 20s the odds arc 25 to 1, and £3,110 may bo won with One Ticket. MELBOURNE CUP. NEW ZEALAND 131 prizks. CUP. lstHorso .. ..£2OOO 70 prizes. 2nd Horse . .. 900 Ist Horse .. .. £1000 3rd Horse.. .. 430 2nd Horse.. .. 400 Starters (about 3rd Horse. .. 200 £33 each) .. 900 Starters (about Non-starter 3 £27 each) .. 250 (about £10 each) 1750 Non-starters (about£lleaeh) CSO £6000 . ' £2508 200 C'ASi BONUS. 2at£so .. .. £100 10at£10 .. .. 400 Hat 25 .. .. 150 U6at 5 .. .. 730 Gat 20 .. .. 120 £i;oo WILL CLOSE ON NOVEMBER I. 55,1.00 SHARES on various events have been sold by us since starting. Applications as usual. Two 2d Stamps for Reply and Result. Money Orders or Cheques marked Correct, with Is exchango added, preferred. If Coin or Bank Notes aro Bent, letters should be registered. Tki.hgrams and Registered Lei tors Re ceived. Ten per cent, deducted from all Prize Moneys, four por cent, of which is, given to agents who sell Tickets, or Clients who pur chase Books of Twenty-five Tickets each. Programmes, with Nominations and full par ticulars (of past, present, and future), forwarded post free on application. Agents'returns must reach us not later than 31st October, or thoy will not be recognised. Address: " ROBIN HOOD," Care of T. STAPLETON, Box 238, P. 0., Christohureh, or JUBAL FLEMING. Gity Baths, Colombo street, Christchurch. N.B. — Although we send to Newspapers throughout Now Zealand the Names and Addresses of Principal Winners in our Com pany, as many other coneultationists advertise they do, wo respectfully remind the Public and our Clients that our Books are at all times open for inspection to any Subscriber. Inforniatiom not confined to the Press. We consider each subscriber has an equal right of inspection. ROBIN HOOD'S NOVELTY COM PANY "ClO3ed Full." RESULT of DRAWING on WATERLOO CUP COURSING MATCH:—Rockwood, 1310; ThcMa'COlte, 451; Secret. 1SC0; Grand Duchess, 1S00; Hop Bitters, 552; Taraban, 93; Bordeaux, ISM ; Lurline, 422; Pnkclia, 91!): Napoleon, 193; Ranzan, C 10; Mistletoe, 1390; Sea Foam. 303; Queen. 1525; Oran-u-wail. 1191; Maraschino, 112; Spider, 1350; Minola, 1371; Nancy Lee, 1133; British Quucn, 1770 ; Scipio, 1130; Darkio, 1G61; Lancer, 18(18; Sea Drift, 10; SLr lildloy, 1117 ; Wild RO3O, 107; Richmond 11., 959; Bel of Stone, fill; Scot, 69J; Champagne Charlie, 1S41; Hercules. 1797; Shadraeh, 905; Princess Charlotte, 319; Clio, 1733; Bashful Maid, 1403; Street Arab, 551; Obstacle, 1390; Quefn of Scots, IS82: Fairy Quoon, 82; Blue Velvet. 299; Glasgow Collie, 1200; Braw Lass, G27; Sym phony, 120; Starlight, 1481; Dnke of Welling ton. i;<36; Gipsy Maid, 1595; Miss Dawe, 1998; Bello Mahone, Gil; Bella Donna, 7GO: Myrtle, 1332; Royal Charlie. 882; Scotland Yet, 883; Adamant, 190G: Headingley, 116; Needle, 1261; Wainui, 1911; Horse Marine, 1277; Anson, 388; Azalea, 11050;; Jonny Lind, 1711; Grasshopper, 531; Clinuot, 1185; Harpsichord, 927; Star of the South. 318. Casli Bonds—First Class, 872,182 C; Second Class, 514. .195: Third Class, 1607, 1761; Fourth Class, 1310, 1052; Fifth Class, 1G23,1052, 955,141,1910,1513,1013,1333, 599, 118, 883, 302, 722. Cosh Bonds payable at any time, Waterloo Cup winner and all 6thcr dogs on and after Monday, 21st. Melbourne Cup now open. Address •Robin Hood," care of Tiros. Stapuston, Box 23i, P. 0., Christchurch. Amusements. . miIEATRE ROYAL. GREAT WALKING CONTEST, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 and 2. Between Seven of Auckland's Champion Walkers. Tendors for Band to play during the Contest will be received until 8 p.m. on SATURDAY EVENING next at Prince of Wales Hotol.— Full particulars by applying to M. GALLAGHER, Manager. FiiHcral Notices. X **■ BRETHREN of the various Con stitutions are requested to attend the FUNERAL of the late Bio. S. A. Wood, of Ara Lodge. 348,1.C. The Funeral will leave his late rosi' denco, Manukau Road, Parnell, at 3 p.m. oh FRIDAY next Costume: Plain Mourning and White Gloves. ~-,"■, George H. Powley, W.M.. 318,1.C. W. J. Suitkr. W.M., 441.1.C. H. Elliott, AY M., 689, E.G. J. P. Clark, W.M., 1333, E.C. Ciias. M. Newsom, W.M., 1530, E.C. 1L- Bedford. W.M., 1710, E.C. Austin W. Gardner, W.M.. 2003, E.C. R. KaYK, R.W.M., 418, S.C. __, m rr a. c. b. s. tifa&WX -"-• —■ V»,J,'fV'Sf-^ AUCKLAND BRANCn, M ff £}J NO. 81. w£''iV^/5k ' Mem Dors are reques iK'l '2. '°d '° assemble at the WgtSla residence " of ' Bro. safes' Timothy Ryan, James street. Arch HilL at 3.30 p.m; TO MORROW (Thursday), 24th inst,, to attend the FUNERAL of his late Wife, Regalia: Crapo and Black Gloves. P. KEARNEY. Secretary. Public Notices. -VT O W PUBLISHER, " THE CRUISE of the WAIRARAEA." The Star Special Correspondent's Narrative of the " Cruise ot tho Wairarapa ' is no w issued eompleto in pamphlot form. Persons desiring copies should apply at Stab Office. PRICE: TWO. SHILLINGS. "VTOTICE.—The Timber on Pakirarahi _Ll No. 1 Block was never purchased by tire Bank of Now Zealand, nor by tho managers of any of its saw mills, nor by any of its numerous staff of roias.-HOHEPA-HIKAIRO. mHE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE X SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES. —Intending Assurers for Life are recommended to Examine and Understand the TONTINE SYSTEM of ASSURANCE as practised by 1 above Society before selecting any other-plan. The accumulated funds are over ELEVEN MILLION POUNDS—the result-of itaSuporior Cliim over any other system.—For prospectus and papers apply Mr W. A. Thomson, Manager ; for New Zealand, Loan anfl MeroantHe Build ings.' Messrs' Moss ' and Bverard are: tho authorised Canvassers tor Auckland. PIANOFORTES Tuned, ss, by an ex, perionoed hand from Kirkman's, London: Old Pianos entirely restored in tone ana touch; hammers refclted, 1 guinea.—W; Sior, College Road (next to Cascade Stores), and at Karanga lapc Road (opposite Prime's, Ironmonger, New ton)^ RE RICH.A&P. L.EDAIRD, DECEASED. Persons having Claims against Deceased's Estate, please fqrward same to : CQNN.ELL & COOPER. Soliq,itors, i Vulcan Lane. A SK youy Gvooer for Matamata Hams J\. a,r,d Baoon, fod entirely on Clover and Sh&rps.__ '"VTIGHT - SOIL CONTRACT Quarter ending Jijno Sfl.th being now due. prompt payment must be made, or service will . be discontinued until paid for. Tenants in futuro will require tea pay in ' advance< SAMUEL WHITE, Contractor. Office: Custonj-stsosi East, opposite Arnold Hines and Co, _____ [A CARD.] ■JIT R HENRY SH E RA, BARRISTER AND^SOLTCITOK, III6H-STBBRT, Auckland. T> F. M. BURROWS. ARCHITECT & BUILDING SURVEYOR, A.M.P. Buildings QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND (Over Goodson's Arcade). Mr P. F. M. Burrows (late Government , Architect) begs to announce that he has resumed practice at the above address, and to assure his trends atid patrons that all works entrusted to his care will be carried out with fidelity, jtvouomy, and expedition. AORI AND ISLAND CURIOS. I am a Purchaser o£—Eric Craig.at the Curiosity Shop, Princes-street. 4?~t A T0 210. 000 LENT on Building dW-JL" Socloty principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Weekly Payment System. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. _See List of Properties for sale on 4th page. Sixijj*, cent. allowed on money deposited lor inT.SPienti— C. Williamson, Land, Estate andaßaancial Agent and Valuer, High-street. AncMßnd. CIARDINALS1 MARCH.—CSpes may be ) had at Eady's Music Warehouse. Qucon-st.



Persona). >— 1 ■VTOTICB.— I will not bo responsible Foil T,r!!? y dabu contracted, by.njy wife, Rohi McWjltams, 'I homas McWilJiams. my son, dr Agnes McWilliams. my daughter. - (Signed! James McWilliams. July 23rd. K3BI. Lost, utx! t'liiiixi, lOST, a Orecn Cameo—Finder rewarded J on returning same to Mr Fairs, "llewild" Office. LOST, on Sunday last, from Wellington street. Four Geese; one of thorn a grey topknot and one a prey and white topknet.— Apply t) MrLyle, Hakur, Wclliugton street. LOST, iii Ponsonby, between New-street I and Dedwood 'Jerruce, h Silver Chain, Locket atached—Finder rewarded on leaving it i' *l"y's. Orocor, Ponaonby. LOST, on Saturday night, between . Marketand Cook-street, a Fur Cape, lined with brown satin. Finder rewarded.—Apply Mrs John Mendoza, (-ook-ptnect. OUND, a Black Collie Dog, .with 4 "Lemmon" on Iho collar.—Owner can have the sauio by paying expenses.—Apply Top wood Cottage, Anglnsna-strcct. Auctions. TO-MORROW. APPLES AND PEARS. 1, W. EATON AST ILL Sell by Auction, at his Mart, YV To-morrow (Thursday), at 11 o'clock, CO Cases Nelson APPLES i>".d PEAKS, for positive sale. R. C. CARB.] [B.D. TONKS TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. - APPLES. APPLES. APPLES. : Ex Manapouri, fr«m Hbbart. B. TONKS & CO. WILL SELL, to-morrow (Thursday), at U o'clock, ) 100 CASKS APPLES, FRKNCII CRABS, STONK PIPPINS, &c. In First-class- Condition. TO-MORROW, at 11.30 a.m. FRUIT ! FRUIT ! FRUIT ! Ex s.s. Manapouri, from Hobart. ~, rO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT ARTHUR'S MAKT,. . rj To-morrow, at half-past Eieven o'clock 3.&5,. /APPLES-Scarlet Pear mainq, French Crabs. Goldon Harvey, Crows 1 103 Cases FRUIT I Egg, Stono Pippin/Wel- V 100 it • • 1 lington 'Pippin, Crown Pippin, etc. ' PEARS—Brown Achan, Nouvelle Mauvelle, etc. TO-MORROW, 1 p.m. HOUSEHOLD FURKITURE, PIANO, MANGLE, CLOTHING, DRAPERY, FANCY GOODS, BOOTS, &c. ' r . R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instruction to sell by auction at his Mart, Queen-street, rurnlture Department, to-morrow, at 1 o clock i.m., A WRLL-ASSOBTBD LOT OF HOUSEHOLD rURNITURE AND EFFECTS. A GOOD , JIANO, Manglo, Stove, Brussels Carpet, Horse lair Suite, Cretonne Suite, Book Case. Chof oniers, Couches, Chairs. Loo and Square Tables, .Vashine Machine, Sewina Alachine, Easy Jhairs, Tiarap, Dinner Service, Gloss and . Sarthenware, Meat Sate, Iron and Wood Bed teads. Mattrasses, PaHiasses, Blamkcts. Pillows, chests of Drawers, Waahstands, loilet Sote, L'oiletTables.Lookini? Glasses, Matting, Kitchen Jtensils, Boy s Bicyclo, &c. Alsa, A good Double-barrel Breech-loading Gnn. Clothing, Drapery, Fancy Goods, Boots, Sec. MONDAY, JTJLY 2S. ' ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY .1 '. CONCERN. 104 PACKAGES JUGS, CUPS AND SAUCKLIS, PLATES, DISHES, TOILET SETS, CHIN AW ARE, GLASS BUTTERS, SUGARS AND CREAMS, TUMBLERS, WINES, AND ASSORTED EARTHEN-. ' WARE AND GLASSWARE. :



*'" ' No Reserve. ■,_ ''. .. g :. ...■■;■ ■: ■ E. & A. ISAACS • ';,■■■■, - : : HAVE received instructions to Sell by i Pnulio Auction at their Stores, Queen- S street, on Monday noxt, July 28, at 11 o clock, J& 101 PACKAGES OF THE ABOVK. - A No Keservo. - E. 'ft A. ISAACS/ Merchants find Auctioneers. . : ! ■ ■ _ I t. FRiDAY, JULY 26. . ; DURHAM YARDS. ffi H E undersigned wiH sell, at tho JL Durham Yards, on Friday, July 25, at ,;>J hall-past 10 o'clock, ,'j Ex Argyle- from Wanganui, ■• |jj 20 SUPERIOR HORSES, i- Consisting of • • DRAUGHTS, LIGHT HARNESS HORSES HACKS : : ".' 'V And CROSS-COONTRY HORSES.; ' : , ■ HUNTER AND N.OLA 3*", Auctioneers. V, S. COCHRANE'j . • |MS DAOBB .|| > AC:" FRIDAY, JUI^Y 25.;: fl* PIANOS,|,_, PIANOS.. J 11A^05.!,.. . " EX LAIRA. < v ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM If .A&7 " - ,:>: : ■: :CONCERN. - H Swi ' ' ' -"ir THE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, « Queen-street, on Friday, July 25, ; at 12 O'clock,' TWO NEW PIANOS, by Noumeyor; - Wai. j! nut and Black and Gold Cases, Double , ;--!,. Overstrung;, 7 Qotavea. ■-■ .. ■ . .1. Vj - ■ » Without Reserve. . ~,; . '--■ ~ ... ,-^., ~ . . , ,;. , ~,.. ....^ : SAMUEL COCHRANE&SONi., ;r ■ ...,.. Auctioneers. • . \?. S. COCIIKANBI .( TWMHS DAOTB FRIDAY, JULY 25. WALNUT PIANO, SUITES, GAS ' STOVES. 'householdfurniture; c I THE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Queen-Btreet, cm Friday, July 25th, at 11 o'clock, - -. j ■ ■; ;; HOUSEHOLD FURNITURK consistinff of t Handsome Walnut Piano (noarly new) by • '; Martini, Suites Furniture, Oval Tablei, ■*% Fendors, Curtain Poles, Pictures, Iron and . jj Wood Bcdßtouds, Mattrsßses, Palliasses, Feather Pillows, Down Bed, Waahstanda and Ware. Dressing Tables. Ghosts Drawers, Mirrors, Chairs, Cupboard, Sewing Machines, Meat Safes, Lamps Grates, Kitchen Utensils, &c, -, ■ Mso. '~ • '-| • > Gas Stoves !jj ! 50 sheots Galvanised Iron. < M i SAMUEL COOHRANE AND SON, .Z Auctioneers. '.'■■':.."' W. S. COOHIUNE. | [ JAS, DACRR. MONDAY, AUGUST 4. By Order op the Registrar of th^ Supreme Court of New Zealand. £■> . IMPROVED FAKM, HAMILTON.;^f THE Subscribers have roceived instruc tions from the Registrar of tho Snproino Court to cell, at their rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, August 4, at twelve o'clock, ■'§' tLL THAT FARM, contafainff 310 acrra, more or less, being Lots 129 130. 131. 132. 111, IJ6, and 117, Parish of Kiriklriroa, known ns Coleman's Farm, situated near- Hamilton, Waikato, together with nil buildings thereon erected. SAMUEL COCHRANffi & SON, '. X _• Auctioneers. __^ w. s. cocheane] [jambs KAcitf. V MONDAY, JULY 28. " ' By Order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand. ALLOTMENT, TOWN OF KAMO;' THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from the Registrar of tho Supreme Court to sell, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, 28th July, at 18 o'clock. ALL THAT PIECB OF LAND, containitiE one rood (more or loss), beiDg Allotment 23, Town of Katno. . - SAMUEL COCHRANB & SON,". *'• ■ , ■ Auctioneers. ' Contlnuadjra Fourth Page, ' ■ ■ ' ' ■ ' ■.' ■ ■■■■ '-■ - : ' ■■l-":' "'.'■' ■ . ■ ■ ' . _,"jfi