Bavo them. (A voioo : Not go long as you'ro alivo.) Ho boliovcd that they would bo able to draw onough members from both partios to rule the country in another way ana raoro actively than tho present Government. Ho himself might take no part in it ostensibly. Uo did not roally caro, hi? only wish boing to see right dono. (Cheers.) If necessary, however, ho should do sa. (Ronowod cheers.) But ho was certain that a party could bo {;ot together who Would work for tho true interests of New Zealand most cflectually as a whole. Now what was tho tirst thing to do! [A roicc : "Turn Vogel out."]

(Ctntxnucd on Fourth Page).

ADDRESS BY THE NATIVE MINISTER.

Wavkki.ev, Thursday

Mr Bryco addressed a largo meeting of his constituents tonight, and was received with loud checrß. Ho said ho did not wish to make any remark* concerning his opponents, ono of whom, Mr Morgan, was a personal friend of his. Though it was a long time since he addressed his con stituents, ho urged that it was desirablo a member should meet his constituents as often as possible in order to retain their mutual sympathy. His not coming before thorn he attributed to his time boing so completely occupied. Though many things were said disparagingly of him, he did not thinkhehadlostthoirconfidonce. Fromsuch charg«s as want of courtesy, of "grow ing too big," of neglecting tho material interest of the district, and of misconduct in regard to Te Kooti and Major Ropato, ho vindicated himself very briefly yet posi tively. He did not hold hiinsolf responsible for tho vindication of the public works policy, and ho thought grave evils were likely to result from it. However, if his constituents had sustained any injury from tho policy which be privately opposoJ, he was prepared to accept tho punishmont. He said ho introduced tho Amnesty Act, and was responsible for it entirely. It was aolioited universally nt tho timo, and tho Act was passed without demur, and became law. It was dolayed somo con siderable time. Winiata's was an ex ceptional case, oh tho amnesty only in cluded political offenders. Ho had no sym pathy with tho atrocious cdmos of To Kooti, and was determined tho natives should make submission boforo pardon was granted. Ho renounced the friendship and support of any man who attributed thoso charges to him. Te Kooti committed atrocitios In war, and Titokowaru in time of truce. Another campaign was inevitablo in tho absonco of nny other moans of avenging injuri- 1, and another war would have been ontered upon. Tho charge of his having deprived Ropata of a pension was false. Ho (Ropata) had done good sorvico sinco the war, and had received handsome consideration, and Mr Shoehan increasod his salary as assessor stiJl further. These sums wore actually takon, not from any permanent source, but from bor rowed money. Ho thought he had been cruelly malignod both in and out of- tho colony. Ho was woll a ware of the deprecia tion in favour in tho colony of tho Ministry, yet whilst a member of this Government he accepted tho responsibilities. Ho then took a retrospective view of tho state of the colony. The Government had done their utmost to revive tho country's financialstflto. Tho administration of the Government had been beneficial to tho colony. Ho might probably be called an alarmist, but ho viewed tho approaching state of the colony ■with dismay. Tho Interest paid on the in debtedness of tbo colony and local bodies wm not lesß than three millions and a half. Ho condemned the system of borrowing, though he could not state that it was possible to atop it ontiroly. Borrowing was too popular, but ho did not think it would bo insisted on as extravagantly as it had been. Tho financial department showed great orodit in respect to borrowing money. Tho Lands Department wis also creditable, particularly to Mr Rolleston. In regard to native affairs, there had been marked improvement in the last firo years. The Constabulary wore now reduced to 470. It was desirable that Kawhia should be oponed to Europoans, and lie causod that harbour to bo buoyed. Tho buoys wero destroyed by Tawhiao's order?, and a re doubt was erected, and no outbreak had eince occurred. Ho condemned tho system of Maori meetings and presents, which ho had abolished. Tho blame he attached to tho Government with regard to tho grain tariff was in roducing tho rates too much previously. Tho rates wero not sufficient to pay tho cost of car riage, therefore the rates wore increased, and that, with other things, caused tho Go vernment to lose favour. The restoration of pre-omptive right he considered a mis nomor. Thero wore many abuses in regard to native lands, the Maoris recoiving less than the value of their land, while tho buyers reaped no advantage. ■ Tho pakoha Maoris alone benofitted. Maori landß should bo daalt with as vaste lands were. Tho position of parties in the House was a vary awkward ono. Thoro was a section of members who belonged to no side, and be lieved neither party, and if this state of things continued after tho elections it would prove embarrassing. The only real diffor enco that appeared to exist between mem bers was in regard to tho property tax and land tax. Mr Bryco inveighed against the land tax by which mortgaged property wae taxed on occupation.

ELECTION NOTES.

Nbwtok.—A requisition is being signed asking Mr DeLatour, late member for Mount Ida, to contest this district against Mr Peacock.

City East.—lt is stated that Mr J. M. Lennox intends contesting this constituency with Sir George Grey. Pahnell.—A deputation of electors waited upon Mr F. L>. Fonton this morning to asoertain if he weuld allow himself to be pad in nomination for that seat. Mr Fon ton said he would consider the matter if a requislfcisn were presented to him. In response to questions put by the doputa tton, ho indicated that he would favour the general policy of the present Ministry, but would not pledge himself, as he wished to bo free to act as occasion might demand. Bat or Islands.—M» K. Hobbs ad dressed the electors of Kawakawa in the Public Hall there last night. There was a food attendance, and on the motion of Mr arrer, seconded by MrM'Oeady, a vote of tbanks and confidence was accorded to the candidate. Mr Hobbs ia to address meet ings in other parts of tho electorate. We learn that an influentially signed re quisition has been sent to Mr Gannon, ask ing him to contest the constituency with Mr Hobbs. Mr Gannon, it will be remem bered, was defeated by Mr Locke for East Coast at the election a fortnight ago. Waitbmata.— On dil that a strong Grey ite will be pitted against Mr Hurst for Waitemata.

Thambs.— Mr Bagnall is said to be very ■wroth at the "Herald" for assuming to support his oandidature, he believing that our contemporary's support will prejudice his candidature considerably. There are now virtually three candidates for the Thames seat—Messrs Speight, Bagnall, and Colonel Fraaer—Mossra McGowan and McOullough having retired. The contest, aa it stands, is bolieved to be a very open one. Franklin North. —After the meeting at the Theatre Royal last evening, Dr. Leger Erson, who had announced hinwelf a can didate for this Boat in tho Greyito interest, waited on Sir George Grey, and formally in timated his intention of retiring in favour of Major Harris. Rodney.—Mr J. Shepherd, who contested this seat against Mr Seymour George, will probably be a candidate along with Messrs Wilson and Moat.

MARLBOROUGH.

Hon. MrConolly at Picton, and Mr Dod eon at Blenheim, have both addressed the electors, and received votes of confidence. Mr Joseph Ward addressed a crowded meeting of electors, and received a vote of thanks. He said he would follow Major Atkinson in preference to Sir Julius Vogel.

WELLINGTON.

Mr J. K. Browne, a candidate for Foxton, addressed a meeting at Korari and received a vote of confidence.

CANTERBURY.

Mr J. D. Lance addressed the electors of Cheviot last night, and declared himself a supporter of Sir Julius Vogel, but opposed to reckless expenditure. A unanimous vote of thanks and confidence was passed.

OTAGO.

Mr Bathgateat Roslyn last night received a vote of confidence. He said he would support the Catholics in their endeavoursto b3 relieved re school matters, and was in J ivour of a Land and Income Tax, as against the Property Tax. He opposed an elective Upper House. Mr Jameß Gore has decided to contest Dunedin South.

WESTLAND.

Mr Seddon addressed the electors at Dillmanatown last night, when a vote of thanks and confidence was carried.

Mr Guinness addressed the electors of Greymouth at Westbrook, and received a unanimous vote of contidence.

SUPREME COURT.-Criminal Sittings.

YESTERDAY.

[Before His Honor Mr Justice Gilllos]. Rafk.—Whiriana, a native, residing at Helonavillo, wa3 arraigned upon an indict mont on a chargo of committing a rape upon a young Maori girl, named Rawinia, on the sth of May, and to which he pleaded not guilty. Mr Hudson Williamson, Crown Solicitor, stated particulars, and Mr Speed defended prisoner. The evidence of the prosecutrix, Dr. Langdon, Constable Foro man and threo native witnesses having been taken, His Worship summed up and tho jury acquitted the prisoner.

THIS DAY.

His Honor took his scat at 10 o'clock,

LARCENY as a Bailke.—John Jackson, who was defended by Mr Napier, was found guilty of the larceny of a gold ring, valued at £20, the proporty of Mr L. Levy, and was sentenced to nine months' imprison ment.

MINING NEWS.

(IIV TKLEOKArjI. —OWN COKKESPONDEHT.)

Thames, this day. New Piuncb Imperial.—The manager broke down tho reef at No. 6 level this after noon and obtained twenty pounds of spocimons from ono of the several leaders of which it is composed. Most of tho stone was of a very rich quality, bearing a band of gold nearly an inch In thickness, and a fair show of tho precious metal remained in the face. Theso hauls materially enhance the prospects of tho now level, which has backs of 80 feet to whore rich gold was last worked.

Waiotahi.—Tho monthly retorting pro duced lUlozs. Sdwts. inoltoa gold, for which 215 tons of quartz were crushed.

Wellington (Waiorongomai). — The manager has banked 31ozs. Bdwt«. of gold, tho result of Boven trucks of quartz.

THE SHIP OTAKI.

A ship outsido Tiritiri, now signalled, will probably bo tho Otaki, 94 days from London.

STEAMER LALLA ROOKH ON FIRE.

(l!Y TELEGRAPH—OWN OOKIIKSrONDENT.)

Raolas, this day. Tiik Lalla Rookh took fire lost night at midnight. Aftor strenuous oxortionß tho fire was subdued. Tho hull and cargo were damaged. Sho loft for Onelmnga at six o'clock this morning.

TELEGRAMS.

Rao lan, this day.—A telephone office »os opened hero this morning.

Blknueim, this day.—Tho foundation stono of tho Odd Follows' Hall, the first in Marlborough, was laid on Wednesday, and a grand dinner took placo aftorwards, which was the largest of tho kind ever held in tho district.

ALLEGED CHILD MURDER.

(BY TKLEdKAI'H.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Blbkhaim, thia day. A skuvast girl named Fanny Donnington was arrested today on the chargo of infant cide, her newly born infant being found in a water-closet. Tho girl has boon re moved to tho Hospital. An inquest takes

place to-morrow.

COMPETITION FOR DISTRICT SCHOLARSHIPS.

Entries of Candidates.

At tho meeting of the Board of Education this afternoon a return was submitted of the candidates who have entered from tho vari ous districts of the province for the annual scholarships examination in Augnst next. The number of candidates has increased by 38 since last year, but tho most striking fact in connection with the return is that while the girla outnumbered tho boys by at least 50 per cent, this year, they having about doubled that disparity, and now form two thirds of the total num ber of candidates. The classified entries for 1883 and 1884 are as follow :—

Girls. Boys. Tl,

Auckland and County, ',f { \ $ 53-117

Thames. |j{- Walkato, ,f t \ Thuß 93 girls and 61 boys from all districts entered In 1883, and 127 girls and 65 boys In 1884. The various schools are repre sented R3 follows :—Wellesley-etreet East, 13 boys and 24 girls ; Bereeford-street, 1 boy and 4 girlg; Nelson-street, 1 boy and 2 girls ; Newton Bast, 7 boys and 9 Rirls; Devonport, 1 boy and 4 girls; Grafton Road, 4 boys and 9 girls ; Ponsonby, 5 boys and 7 girls; Mount Hobson, 1 boy and 6 girls; Onehuaga Boys' School, 2 boys and 1 girl; Onehunga Girls' School, 9 girls ; Parnell, 4 boys and 5 girls ; Tuakau, 2 boys; Woodside, 1 boy ; Kaukapakapa, 3 boys ; Patumahoe, 1 boy; Port Albert, 1 boy; Avondale, 1 boy ; Papakura, 2 boys and 1 girl ; Mount Albert, 1 boy ; Newton West, 1 boy and 2 girls ; Elleralie, 1 boy and 2 girls; Te Arai, 2 girls; Waiuku, 2 girlß ; Wairoa South, 1 girl ; Kawakawa, 1 girl ; Otahuhu, 1 girl; Maungaturoto, 1 girl; Omaha, 1 girl; Kaueranga, Boys' School, 3 boys and 6 girls ; Kaueranga Girls' Schoel, 6 girls ; Tararu, 1 boy and 3 girls; Watokaraka, 2 boys and 2 girls ; Hamilton West, 3 boys and 3 girls ; Hamilton Bast, (D. H. School) 1 boy and 6 girls; Cambridge, (D. H. Sc'iool), 2 girls ; To Awamutu, 2 girls) Kihikihi, 1 boy ; Paterangi, 1 boy ; Manga piko, 1 girl; Whatawhate, 1 girl; Waio rongomai, 2 girls. It will be seen from this list that several of the large city schools show up anything but creditably in the above list. Wellesloy-atreet school, however, now, as ever, holds the pride of place.

12 3-17 18 6 - 24 II 8-11 15 fl - 27

The municipality of Apia, Samoa, having spare funds at their disposal, have agreed to offer a subsidy, if an equal amount is subscribed by tho public, for a vessel to intercept the Cahfornian mail boat off Tutuila, going and returning between San Francisco and Auckland.

The polling for a councillor for Coro mandel County on Friday last resulted in a tie, each of the candidates (Messrs Gilmour and Tiorney) securing 89 votes. The Ko turning Officer gave his casting vote In favour of Mr Gilmour.

The West Coast Peace Preservation Act not having been renewed this year, some anxiety is felt as to how the Maoris will act in regard to the monthly mooting at ran haka on 17th inst.

Robert Batten, blacksmith, of Huntly, has been adjudicated a bankrupt upon his own petition. Liabilities, £73 Is sd. The steamer Anne Millbank will not leave Auckland for Thames at nine o clock to morrow night, as formerly advertised. The buildinc which has so long; been used as tho Albion Hotel is being shifted from its position at the corrrer of Hobeon and Wellesley-streets in order to make room for the new hotel which is about to be erected. An announcement concerning Mr Edward Cooper's candidature for the vacancy m toe representation of Ponsonby Ward in the City Council, appears in cur advertising columns.

IHE^JRjKLAS^SVEmNC^ffi



THE LIVER STIMULANT.-A COMPOUNO EXTRACT OF CUONOMVN ANO POOOPHVLLIN WITH TARAXACUM—)• INCOMPARABLY THE BEST TONIC FOR BILIOUS HESS, TORPID LIVER, OY9PEPSM. FLATULENCE; AND LOSS OF APPETITE. 2». 6d. PER BOTTLE . v mcwh'B, cwwsi. auttn smu. : JOHN SOPPBT, House, .Land, and Genoral Comminsion A«ent, No. 8, Qucen strect ha° for immccliato sale (really cheap) : f conlfortablo "roomed Cottago. Pgwjitoj itrrmn yotv casj); also, 1 7-roomod Houbo, i Properties at equally Low Prices.



Advertisements Late for Classification " /IOME Into the Garden, Maud."—lnvi \J tatiou by Mr Edwards. Choral Hall, To-night. * TO LET, 2 nice Front Rooms, furnished, with tho uao of kltchon. and with or with out the übo of piano —Addroaa at Star Office. PRIVATE Board and Residence for single Gentleman ; 18s per week; i minutes from Poat-ofllco. — For address apply W. D. Dallen, Confectioner, Quoen-atreet. " "R RIEF LIFE," Corruption at Head- UJL' quarters. &c, &c—See "New Zealand Free Press.'? sth July. 1831. WELLESLEY HOUSE (3 floors from Hobson-atreot), Wellosloy strcotWcst, Auckland, New Zealand. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A Good Tablo kept, lofty and woll-ventllated Bodrooiua, Plunge and Shower Baths, and every convenience to onaurc the comfort of boarders and visitors. Terma, £1 per week. M. MASON, Proprietress. ■\TIGHT SCHOOL.—Evening Classes in J.l Reading, Writing. Arithmetic, etc., for Boys, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; Young Men, Tuesday and Thursday. Hours, from 7to 9 p.m. Tormg, Is per woek.-rßy Mr H. Kramer, Snortland House, Shortland-stroet. MONDAY. JULY 7. ON THE PREMISES, STANLEY STREET (opposite Alton Road). W. DOWDEN HAS received instructions to sell, by auction, at tho rcsidonco, as above, THR WHOLR OF THB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consißtingof—Drawingand Dining room Furniture, Pictures, fee, Bedroom and Kitchen Furnlturo and Utensils. "VfEWTON CONGREGATIONAL ±1 CHURCH. Tho OpoLfag Services of tho abovo Church Will bo held in the Schoolroom, Bdinburgh-Bt, on SUNDAY FIRST, July 6.188», oonduotod by lev. Tnos. Adams (late of the Thames, and formerly of Bristol, England). Morning Servlco at 11 o'clock; Evening Service at half-past 6 o'clock. A Special Prayer Mooting will commence at quarter to 8 p.m., and at the close of the evening aervico tho Lord's Supper will bo oommomo rated, to which oil Christian friends are Invited. A REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING SERVICE will bo hold from half-past 7 to half past 8 p.m.



TOOK OUT FOR A. O. STEPHENSON'S MONSTER DRAPERY SALE is] TO-MORROW'S "STAR." fTIHE CRUISE OF THE WAIRARAPA. NOTICE TO PASSKNGERB, The Star Bpcclal Correspondent's Narrativu of Ilio "Cruise of tho Wulrnruiia" will bo Issued complete In pamphlet form. I'asdonßiirs desiring copies to bo forwnrdod to (lur address should leiivo orders nt Stau Office. PRICK : TWO SHILLINGS. .J. 11. "W ITHBF 0R D, ADVERTISING AGENCY, SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND. N.Z. Adrertlaaments recolrod for Auckland Papon and for tho various New Zealand and Australian Journals. TO NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS, PUBLISHERS, k. OTHKRS. . H. W. is In a position to carry out any Special Canvassing Work required, or to Negotiate any Business. Monetary or Commercial. ALL ORDERS WILL RECEIVE IMMEDIATE AND CAREFUL ATTENTION. ~T a 5 v o X AND BEB THAT YOU GET, S.«A& S^AIiLOW ft AriKU/S S # fcA. CELEBRATED. TREACLE TREACLE AtTD OOIiDHN BTRUP. SOU)EN BlffiUP.



KOB VALUE) AS DIETETIC Bkb Mbdmal Testimonials. R. C. NEWBERRY COBBETT. Bachelor In Mcdtoine and Master In Surgery (Kdlnburgh). of tho University of Kdlnbnrgh. University London, and the lUdcllffß Hospital, Oxford (late Keetdeut Ao coucheur Rotineda Hospital, Dablln), baa oom menced the Praotioe of his Profession at AuoM land, and mar be consulted In the city at Mr Aickin'B Pharmacy, from 12 to 1 a.m. and 4 to 5 0.111. ' fTTELLESLEY'S CONSULTATION W No. L-MrtLBOURNECUP, 1884. 2,000 TICKETS, AT 10s EACH, DIVIDED AS FOLLOWB: lttHorae B2lf> Btartont 4MB Snd Horso 150 Non-SUirtors 300 3rdHorße •'••10° e {,m Apply by lotter only, enclosing two stamp* for repfy and result, to wEbLEgLEYt 6are Chas. F. Andrews, Tobacconist, Wel leoloy Billiard Rooros, Wellesloy-street, Auck land. Tl/J E LBOURNE CUP, 1884. ADAM BEDE [S NOW FORMING A SEMES OF COM PANIEB ON THE ABOVE GREAT EVENT. *,000 INVESTORS ATWt EACH. To bo divided as follow* :- First Horse - .. ... -W.JOO Second Horse - .. - •• ?S Third Horse - - - •• 152 Other Starters (divided) - «» Non-starters (divided).. - .. «"> Total m •• m -£2,000 It is parttoularly requested that early applica tion for shares will be made, as each flst will be drawn as soon as filled. Results will be for warded to Subscribers immediately after draw ing, and the next list proceeded with. Any Subscriber drawing a horse In any list will be allowed. if he so desires it, to itivest in the following list any sum not exceeding Three Pounds without remitting any furthercasb, this amount to be ultimately deducted from prize m The T acceptances for this race are declaredin August. Before that date, all Drawings will contain the whole of the horses entered, and every horse will receive a prize, but after that date the acceptors only will be drawn. NO. 1 NOW* OPEN. Application by Letter only, enclosing Two Stamps with exchange on Cheques, or byMoney Order, Bank Notes, or Draughts. Registered Letters or Telegrams will not on any account bo received. If bank notea are sent, please use two onvelopes, one sealed and placed inside the other. P.O. Orders preferred when procurable. It will greatly expedite business if an addressed envelope is enclosed with application. AddreSß- ADAMBEDE. CMB of H. N, ABBOTT, Box No. J. Post-office, Acobukb.



Wanted, WANTED, a Goneral Servant.—Apply Mrs Easdown, Qucon-stroet; ANTED TO SELLTo" large quantity of Green Oats.—Apply Star Office. WANTED, a Boy.—Apply to M. Mark, City Murket, between 9 and 10 o'clock tomorrow. ________ WANTED, a Goat in full Milk.—Apply Mrs Mallett, at Mr G. Finlay's, Chapel street. ANTED, a Compositor. — Apply " Freo Lance " Oflice. WANTED, at once, a respectable young Girl as lady-help, by a lady with ono child.—For address apply to Mr Parker, Grocer, Hcbaon-stroet. WANTED, a good Gonoral Servant for the town.—Apply T. Hodgcr, Butcher, Kyber Pasa. ______ rpO LET, 5-roomed Houbo, ront 12s pd, X in Uppor Quoon-street—Apply to Mr Smith, Draper, noxt door but one. VST ANTED, good Gas Finishers, Brass T T Finishers; constant work.—J. E. Hayes, Wellington Plumbing Works. WANTED, an active Man as Partnor ; capital required, *50 to £100.—Apply " Confidential," care Star Ofllco. WANTED, a Good Gonoral Servant.— Apply at tho Auckland Boarding Houao, Albert-street. WANTED, ono largo or two small Un furnished Rooms with use of Kitchen by married couple; no family; must bo moderate.—A.X., Stab Oflice.



WANTED" KNOWN, that Cash Buyers can have Drapery, Clotlilng, Iloote, fee., at tho Pioneer Store, Whangarei, at and under coat during tho sale.—Conyngham and Co. 1 f_S REWARD.—Strayed, from Ono- JL " hunga, a 9-monthß-old Filly, dark brown with roan hairs mixed.—Above reward will bo paid for information as to whereabouts of same, or on its roturn to John Black, To I'apapa. WANTED, throe Gentlemen Boardors in a prlvaDß family, Purnell; twenty minutes' walk from Post-oflico; splsndid view of Harbour; bath—Apply to at.X.. Stak Onice. WANTED, Hoirdroseor for s.s. Waira rapa — Apply, between B and 10 to-nior cow, W. C. Porter. Tobiicconiat. Vlcturia-atroot. ANTED, the electors of Auckland, boforo pledging themsolvca to any party, to Examino their Butcher's Bill carefully, and support tho man who soils for Caßh, and save 20 per cont. of tho "unearned lncrument."—Robt. FarrolL, Butcher. 175. Queen-street. WANTED, a good General Servant; reforoncoa required.—Apply to Mrß M. Ooldw.itor. Clyde Houee, Hobaon-strcet. WANTED, tho Barrow Porter who took Luggugo from Walrarapo te Albort Hotol on Tuosday lost to call at Hotel. WANTED, Unfurnished Room, with Fireplace*.—Address A.8., 3tak Offlco. ANTED7aTitu"ation~a7"clork, or any any positien of trust, by Respoctablo Young Man ; highest testimonials. — Apply "ZAlV'aTAliOtllce. WANTED, Two Bedrooms, Sitting room, and Partial Board for Two Gou tlemcn ; S> monds-streot preforrod. — Apply, a Luting terms, to "Bachelor," Stab. OIHco. ANTED, a Strong Youth to mako lilmsclf generally usuful. Apply at the Hobsun-street shop.—W, H. Damplcr. WANTED TO RENT, a 3-roomcd Cot tago or 2 Rooms with use of kitchen, w'-hln l mile of Quoon-strcot.— Apply DH, Stak oflloo. WANTED, a Boy who can drive, and to muke himself generally usoful.—Apply Mrs Ware, Romucrq. after 0 p.m. \\7"ANTED, a Cook' and Laundress, also V V a Housomaid.—Apply before 2or after 3 to Mrs Bull, Uwon'a Roau, Mount Kduu. W7"ANTED, a Situation by a married' TT couple; man as groom and coachman or bailiff on a farm, wife as housekeeper, if re quired : lately from England.—Address T.J.T., Post-office, Otahuhu. WANTED, two respectable Working Mon as Boarders.—Apply flrnt house left hand aide. Now-»treet. oif Parnoll Rise. WANTED, a Boy, about 12 or 14.— Apply at tho Hobson-itroct Shop.—W. H. Dampler. WANTED, six more raon to mako Furniture at their own homes.—Apply W. 11. Datupier, Hubson-Btrwt. \\7~ANTED, by n Well-educated Indus- TT trious Man, a Situation of trust; good references Address" Trust," Stak OHIco. ANTED, by a Roswoteble Widow, Washing or ChaTing by tho dar.—Apply "11.3.." I'oat-olllce. Nowma-ikot. WANTED to l'urchaso, on oaHy terms, a a-roomed Cottago, with garden, near N'owtou or Mount Kdon.—Address A.11., caro of Mr E. Wood, Symondsatreot. Auckland. ANTED to Soil—so dozen of GontV Four-button Kid Gloves, at 3i[ior pair, worth 48 6d, at Wm. Eyre's, Victoria-Htreet.



WANTED, Bourders. Bath, piano, liomu comforts. Excolcnt table. Splondid view. Suporior accommodation. Terms, £I.—Konilwortli Houbo, Vincont . street. WANTED -When you aro in flobson- Btreot call and soo the larfro and choice atock of Mosglol and Bannockburn Tweeds, for I the present season, at Mnnro and Milligan's. ANTED, by a reepcctnblo young por son, a Situation as Working Houso keepxr (town or country).—Hannaford's Auok land Registry. Four years in one situation. WANTED, Citizens to Inspect an Oil Painting at Lennox's, Queon Btreot. acknowledged by all to bo tho beßt evor pro duced In New Zealand. W" ANTED, Interest in SotTnd Auc tionoorlnK Business, whero goreral 1 hundred pounds and services would give good return.—Address " Hona. Fide," Htak Oillco. WANTED, ovoryono buying Blanket* to sco tho splondid show ana good value ' to bo obtained at London House, from 4s lid to Us oach.—James Scutt, London House, Victoria and Nolaon-Btreota. Auckland. WANTED, 1,000 Watchos and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutsford's, Watohmakor, Victoria - street (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted tor 12 months. WANTED TO LET OR SELL, n New Slx-roomod Voranduh Cottage will bo finished in a fow days; on main road Uio very best position In Mount Albert; volca nic soil.—Apply J, Bound, on tho property. ANTED KNOWN, For Sale, on easy terms, Now, Well-finished House. Bmalldepoait, filO to £30. balance weekly pay ments.—A. J. Thomas, grocor, cornor of liercs ford and Howo streets. "ANTED KNOWN. Chiloott and Clegg, Manufacturing Watchmakore and Jewellers, have removed higher up Hobson gtreat Work done for tho trado. WANTED KNOWN-I havo a Lot of largo size Walertlghts at Da per pair.— Big feet, roll up.—Hurlos Boot Emporium, Victoria-street. ANTED KNOWN, cheap Drapery, Clothing. Flannols, Blankets, Dresses, Hollands and Winceys.—Como ana boo fdr yourselves at J. Hannan's, Ylctoria-Btroet. ANTED KNOWN.—Ladies can havo their Drosses Fashionably Mado. and a good fit, for moderate charges, at D. W. Jacjc and Co.'s, Pongonby Road. WANTED KNOWN—Wo have a lino of Foulo Dress Tweeds at 7id por yard, worth Is 3d; the mostusoful of all winter stuffs; extraordinary value.—D. Mopherson, Karanga hapo Road. \\T ANTED, Every Elector in the YV Colony to road •'The Electors' War Cry." a most startling Book on Latin and Povorty. Peruse It carefully before promising your vote or approaching the polling booth. It ib now in tho press, and will be published on Monday next Price, Ono Penny. WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timbhb ! Cheap Timber I And all otkor kinds i of Building Materials, oan be purchased cheaper and bettor than onywhore else at the yards of D. Goldib. AlDorf-Btreot. WANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Yandla Naturalist, Taxidermist, Furrior. etc., has removed further down Hobson-stroot, same side, top of Cook-Btroot. N.B.—A aplondid ool lootion of Native Birds' Skins on hand. ANTED, hundreds to take a walk up Viotorla-streot to sco and buy a Fancy Chock Tweed JDrosa—l2 yards for 2s lljd. A large pile, all ono prico, to chose from.—Jamos Scutt, London House, Victoria and Nelson-sts , Auckland. ANTED KNOWN.— Newcastle, Tau piri, Waikato, and othor kinds of Coal supplied by Hammond and Byron. Brdors re eefved by Tolephone No. 221 and Newmarkot Bureau.—Railway Coal Yards, Auckland and Newmarket. ___ W~ ANTED KNOWN.—Fpurin-Hands, UMors, Dolmans, and Jackets, in the latest styles, can bo obtained at S. Lovell's, Wei lesloy-otreet. Ladies' own materials made up. Drosamaking on the promises by experienced dresamakers.— Apprentices wanted., TTtrANTED KNOWN—Men's Soft and VY Hard Fqlt and Sorgo Hats, Men's Work ing Shirts, Mon s Dross Shirts, Men's and Boys' Ties Collars, Braces, and Socks, Boys' Hats and Caps, Cheap and Good, at Donald, W. Jaok and Co.'s, Ponsonby Road.



WANTED KNOWN.—Look at our window.—Having a surpluß stock of ovoe 1,000-Ladles'.arid Girls' Felt and Fancy Straw Hata, principally the Mashor and Henry If Bhapos, we are cloarlng them out at the Low Price of One Shilling each. — D. MoPherson, Karangahape Koad. ' WANTED KNOWN, that all working men can save their money by calling at the Govornor Gordon Restaurant. All Meals Sixpenco; Board and Lodging 15s par week.— Robert Murdock, Proprietor.-Note the address —Nearly opposite the Waltemata Hotel, and clone tothn uoofr W ANTED KNOWN—See our Stock of Blankots before purchasing— £SOO worth. 04 Blankets, 3s 6d, 9s 6d. and 10s 6d per pair; 10-4 Blankets, I2s 6d. 17s 6d, and 20s per pair; Twill Bcotuh Blankets, New Zealand Blankets, and Coloured Blankets. These goods are the best value we ever offered.—D. MoPhcrson Karangahape Road. ,__ Wf ~A N TED KNOWN- W That the STOCK of CLOCKS AND WATCHES AND JEWELLERY at GODDSON'S LONDON ARCADE has been Greatly Augmented by LARGE AR RIVALS, and'an Inspection is solicited of the STERLING GOLD and BILVKR GOODS (all WARRANTED) in the Qneon-street Window, and the Artistic IMITATION JEWELLERY in the Vlctpria-stroot Window. Wo make a SPECIALTY of these Two Lines, keopinp both the Genuine and the Imitation to SUIT all TASTKSand Pockots: but they arokept Sepa rato, and Displayed in Different Streets. Sterl- Sllver Sets, 2s 6d; Brooches and Rings, Is each: and other Lines equally Cheap, at GOODSON'B LONDON ARCADE, Queen-st. and Victoria at, and at Christbhurch and Wellington. The Fancy Goods Stock ia Unequalled in the Colony.



Wanted. ( WANTED, at once, two good Joiners.— Apply to G. Maekie, Upper Union-Street (back of Bt. James's Church. ANTED, a Partner with £300 capital —*.200 to go Into tho businc-aa—ty a business man well established in this city as an Accountant and Commission Agent,—Apply 8., at Stak Office. WANTED, a General Servant.—Close Bros. WANTE D, a Nursemaid.—Apply Mrs J. Banks. WANTED a respectable Girl as General Servant.-Mrs J. Banks, Logan Bank. WANTED TO SELL, cheap, a New 20ft. Centreboard Sailing Boat.—Apply to Mr Williams, Selwyn-street (off Hcpburn street). WANTED, To Lot, 3 or 4 rooms, fur nished, in Grafton Road.—AddreßS AC, Stab oflice. WANTED, a Strong Lad to serve Plas terors.—Apply Mr Clark, Uppor Vin cent-street. _^_____ VVT ANTED KNOWN NOW SHOWING J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, «2rBPECIAL VALUE Wm, ULSTERS AND FOUR-IN-HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS.



A LAI GE STOCK OF GENERAL. DRAPERY SELECT FROM, AND PRICKS LOWER THAN QUEEN-ST., * AT J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL. WANTED KNOWN — A FEW OK NEIL AND ©LIFFORD'S WELL-TRIED REMEDIES FOR WINTER _§k COMPOSITION POWDEIU-It la known .in all English-speaking countries for its many good qualitios. You who aro subject to Colds or Soro Throats dent bo without It; 1b 6d a tin; fis alb. i BALM OF GILEAD.—Sovon years' trial has proved thla to bo ono of th« Best Compounds over oil ored for the ouro of Colds, Bronchi tin, AsMima, and Cough. 2s a Bottle. COUGH POWDER.—Effectual and quick in Congestion. Pleurisy, or Inflammation of tho Lungs, la Od a Tin. COUGH SYRUP.—Whorothoro aro children not))'- ibhotter for Coughs, Croap. or Uron A pura expo '.orunt without morphia or 1b Od and 2b a Bottlo. HOP BITTKRB, 2s Cd a Bottlo. N H I L & GLIFF 0R D, HERBALISTS, Botanic Disp-nhahy, W,e___sleyhtrk kt. aucklani) Miscellaneous Wanted*. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. APPOINTMENT OF NIGHT WATCHMAN. Harbour Board Office. Asckland, June 25th, JBB4. Applications will bo rocelvod at this Ofllco until TUESDAY, the Bth day of July, 18*1. at noon, for tho Appointment of Night Watob irun; salary at tiioratoof fitSOpor annum. Con dltlsns and furtlior particulars may bo Been upon application at thii Ofllco. AppUcunti not fro be under 25 or ovor 40 years of ago, and any applicant canvassing any member of the Board will be disqualified. Applications to bo endorsed, " Appointment of Night Watchman." 01 tAVES AICKIN. Chairman



AN experienced Book-keeper, partially employed, would wait on Tradesmen at any time, und make up their Books.—Apply to Aooountant, Htaii Olllce. AGENCIES wanted by an Kx[>oricnced Truvollor, constantly working the whole of tho North Island ; llrst-class reference.— Addroaa X YZ, STAR Ofllcc. ~ii~A f4\ — A Gontloman, lately iir jEj _"O"» rived from homo, with tho abovo Capital, and tfood abilities, wishes to Join an old established bnsinoßS a» Partoor; has boon an Accountant for the last ton years.— Adilroes " IMI."STAUofIIoa. ■_ OOT TRADE. — Wanted, Improvers for the Bench: also, Apprentices.—Henry Davy, Crownßoot factory. Orcy-street. mO DAIRYMEN. — Wanted, immedia- Jl toly one or two Dairies of First-claps HnUor.—Apply R. H. Douso, Grocer, opposite All faints' Church, Ponsonby. TO SADDLERS.—Wanted, a tirst-claw Workman : nlso. a thoroughly competent and cxporlonced Foreman; liberal terms to bust hand', no other need apply. - Mason, Strutliors, and Co., Chrlßtchurch. lost and Found LOST, a Lady'n Gold Euring, Diamond in centre. Kinder ttMbrded. — Apply Edinburgh Ca6tlo Hotel, opn>rT3ymondßstreet. OST, yesterday, a young Greyhound.— Tho parson who will bring him to Mr Gash. oppoßflc Glasgow Store, will bo rewarded T" OSTUR STOLEN from Railway Wharf, __ a Flat-bottomed Dingy, painted black and white. Kinder conununlciito with Mr Jas. Mackio Coachbulldor. Vlctorla-stToct ONE ASTRAY, Two Packagos, ex Wairnrapo, from South Seas.—Any In formation thoroanent gladly received by A. 11. Burton, Albert Hotol. FOUND, a Savings Bank Book and Caßh. -Apply at Star Ofllco. Medical. USTEN \V. GARDNER, M.P.C.. Eng., PnAB_AOiBT, Family Ciibmiht. and Sdrobon Dentist (Registered), UEVONPORT. Dr. Stalrkb attends North Shore Pharmacy at 10 a-m. dally. "T\R. RICHARDSON bogs to inform his \J Patients that he does not attend at Mr Haslett's Pharnaoy, Qucon-Btreet. at all; but may bo oonmiltcd at his own resldonoe from 1 to i to the afternoos. TYR. PARKINSON, DEVONPORT.: Hours of Consultation at his rceldonco, Ttor toria-stroet—Morning, 9to 10; Afternoon, Ito S Evonlng, 7 to B. 0T HENDERSON'S • CIIRRRY PKCTORAL, 2a 6d and Is 6d per bottle. To bo had only at Medical Hall, Poßsonby. oppoßite Throo Lamps, DR ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STKEL PILLS.—Tho most popnlar medicine of tho day, Prico. 2s fid n box.—Colo nial Agent, F. C. StiARLANO, opposlto tho Post- Offlco.



TD ATS! RATS! RATS !-Ueo It SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PABTB, Hats cat It greodily, and dlo : no smell, Price, Ono Shilling a Bottle g. C. SHAKLAND, opposite Poßt-offlco. WO R M «. All ohildron suffer from thorn. | If suspected. Ask for the Certain Co' _. SHAULAND'S WORM POWDERS, Is packet. Apothecaries' llall, opposite Poat-offlce. "\TIOLENT Raging Toothacho is in1 T nearly every instance instantaneously cured by using Odontalgioon. thojpow romody, 18.—C. w. Qpodson, London Arpade. i|J»OSEUNE fob thb HAlß.—This elt, XSJ glint preparation completely eclipses ■ivory article of a similar kind now before iha Dublin—iMco, Is fid a bottle.—Sharlanv, A nothoeorics' HalL mosTHACHE~CUßE~lnßtiitit«noouß 4- Rolief-ODONTALGIC.-lB per bottlo.- F. C. BHARL AND, opposite Post-oftlco. Electoral. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Mr JOHN K0BlN80N"will be a Candidate at tho nextEloction for the Onchunga Council, in Scuto.mbT nerxt. and will stato his views shortly. 7fIT?T7iFTST3!Sfo IRIS™CjrT?oDN^?- ---x Gentlemen,—l havo tho honour to inform you that I will be a candidate for your suffrages at the coming eloction. WM, P. MOAT. TO THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN NORTH. Gentlemen,—Being desirous of avoiding a division in the Liboral Party, of whose policy I am in the main a supporter, I have deoidod on this occasion to withdraw my Candidature from your suflVagcs. In doing bo I desiro to heartily thank thoßO numerous friends who, in every portion of your distriot, offcrod to rally around mo on tho polling day In defonce of thoso principles whioli I hold so dear; further to ask of them to extend to Maior Harris, tho aocopted representative of that party during tho coming contest, the same confluence and support proffered to mo. I have the honour to bo, gentlemen, Yours, &c, B. G. LEGER BRSON. TjiLECTION OF COUNCILLOR. "TO THE RATEPAYERS PONSONBY WARD. ( Gentlemen,—As it has been industriously circulated that I am contesting this Election merely in order to split the votes in favour of one of tho other candidates, I beg most emphati cally to state that there is not the slightest truth in such report. I am contesting tho scat against both Messrs Upton and Dalton at Uu requost of a iarue body of the ratepayers. Hoping tho reports circulated will not in fluence your votes, and that you will support tin) candidate you deem most worthy of con flituice. and assuring you that if elected I will do my duty to the Ward and City generally to tlie beßt of my ability, . ! I have the honour to remain. Your obedient servant. EDW. COOPBR.



.^ , ..^ ~ To Let . mO'^LETf a Furnished Bedroom, with or JL witheut board. — Apply No. 2, Union atreet. T~ O LET, at Devonport, a Furnished 7 roomed Houao, witli every convenience.— For furtiier particular apply R. E. Finch, Sta tioner, 216, Queen-street. rf\6 LET, Two Unfurnished Front JL Rooms, with use of kitchen, Nelson-su, opposite St. James's Church, next door to Tait'n, Bootmaker. TO LET, 6-roomed House, Upper Liver pool-strseet; bathroom.. gaß, and water luid on ; rent, 22a 6d week,—Apply Mrs .Hand cock. ' : rriO LET (Unfurnished), Threo Large I Rooms in Mount Kottktll Koad, next Rol lett'a Store. rflO LET, large well-furnished Bedroom I with Board, Bath,' Piano; no other boarders.—Apply Mr Baxtor, Grafton Road Store. __^___ TO LET, 5 roomed House ; every conve nience.—Apply A. Noill, corner of George and Ryle-stroots, Ponsonby. TO LET, a large Furnished Room.— Apply to Miss Wilson, Lower Vincont-st. (next door but one to Taylor and Entrican, Grocera). j ' TO LET, a Furnished Bedroom, suitablo for two young men.—Apply to Mrs Evans, corner of Nelson and Wollasley-strocta. TO LET, tho 3-storied Brick Building known as Foster's Boot Factory, in Rut land-Btreot, Juat off QueenstrOet; suitablo for a manufactory or wholesale store.—Apply to I* H. Neumegen, Darby-street. TO LET, Shop and Dwelling-house on Melroso Eatate, Dovonport, fast lialng district, no other shop within i-B)iIo: good reasonable terms to a pushing man.^-William Cress well, new Harbour Board OiHoes, before t 5 p.m. ■ rl. '...'• TO LET, an 8-rooihcd House 'In Kent stroot, Surrey Ilills; gas vnd water laid on; register grate ; largo workshop; moderate rent—Apply Stak Ollice.



TO LET, Shop and Dwelling-houso, near tho corner of Pitt and Grey-stroot», tlie bust business Ertand out of (inoon.atrofct: doublo M. Ixinn'ox. Land Agent, Quoon-atree, rpO LET, at Mount Eden, Two 6-roomcd JL Villas, with bay windows, verandah, fire places fwith register grates), tankß, collars, and outhouses, situatod joat bolow Smith's 'Bin Ollice. Kent. 17s Ckl per wock.—Apply to Jesao Stokea, Mount Eden Road. TO LET, House of seven large rooms, waahhouse, and outbuildings, gas and wator laid on, with excellent new furniture, from end of present month, for a term of six months, at 50s per week. The house is new and comfortable with ovory convenience, situate in Kybor Pass Road, and therefore a very short diatance from town.—Further particulars from C. H. Qginond, 116, Queuri-Bt. (ncitTonks_Co.)| TTIURNrSHE'irHouBO to let in Nelson 1* street for torm. Piano and handpome furniture.—C. Williamson, Estato Ascent, High atreet. •_ ; i TO BE LEASED, Fort-street, those ox- Bi tensive Promlsos almost adjoining tlio new offlcoa of the Etenino Stak, and until latoly tho Customhouse Hotel. This block of substantial Brick Buildings Is suitable for cither Warehouse or Merchants' Stores and Offlcea, being convenient to the Shipping and Railway Station. Kent moderate.—Apply to W.| L. Mltcholl, Mercantile Chambers. Meetings. -. r\ N E H U N G A 1.0.0.T HALL. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT I ! COLONEL CARNEGY ~ WILL D-MVKH A LECTURE ON " INDIA AND ITS PEOPLE," AT 7.30 O'CLOCK. THE AUCKLAND "SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOW LEI)OK.-Hls lordship too Bishop of Auckland will dollvor a Lecturo on "Evidences of Christianity not out of Date." at St. Matthew's Church next SUNDAY EVENING. l>ivine Servloo coniinences at half-past 6.— F. G. Ewington.Hon.Soc. ' . EMBERB"of"'the~Hobson Rifle Club will meet at Mount Kden Rifle Range TO-MORROW (Saturday). July 6, at I.SO p.m., to Fire for Cup presented by Capt. Dignan,and alno Prices received from Messrs O'Reilly. Petry, and Evens.—C. LITTLE.Jion._Bco. XTEW~ZEALAND LQAN~AND~MBR i.I CANTILE AGENCY CO. (Ltd.) Notice is hereby given that tho Annual Local Meotlng of the New Zealand Loan and Mercan tile Agency Company (Liinltedt will be held at tho Offices of th« Company, at Auckland, «m THURSDAY, tho 34th day of July, 188*. at noon, FREDK. nATTLEY, Secretary. Auckland, June 21,1884. « IT7HANGAREI LOYAL Egg* VT ORANGE LODGE. The SERVICE of tho ANNI %*TfJJvkI{BAHY commemorated by "cJStS>_ZZ this Institution will, by the kind "^__s_E_>n permission of tho Rot. L. Cubitt, 3S*-""I **~ be held. In Christ Church. Whan garei, on SUNDAY EVENING. July 13. The Sonno- will bo preached by tho Rev. J, H. Hawkls, M.A.



VEWTON ELECTION. A Meeting of Mr PEACOCK'S Supporters will bo hold in Committee THIS (Friday) EVENING, at soven o'clock, In tho Oddfellows' Hall, Ponsonby. Tt/T It. E. H A W h I N WILL ADDBEBS TilK ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN SOUTH A8 UMDKR:— MONDAY, JULY 7—School-room, Mungata- WlJri Valley TUESDAY, JULY B^l'okcno Valley Hall . WEDNESDAY, JUL* 9-Court-h'ouso, Morcer THURSDAY, JULY )0 - Protestant Hall, Pnkokohe FRIDAY, JULY 11-School-room, Tnakau SATURDAY, JULY 12 — Volunteer Hall, Mauku COMMENCING EACH EVENING. AT SEVEN O'CLOCK. --- ,S, £, . Tl^R A. W. O'NEILL will Add&fiHhe Electors of Eden at Waite's Mount Bden Hall on MONDAY EVENING next, July- 7, at 8 t'clock. > Tk|- R W. F. BU OK L*A N D WILL ADDRESS THB KLKCTORS OF FRANKLIN NORTH As under:— PAPAKDBA-Friday. July *, in the. Orang^ gj Han,athaM-pasiTp.m. ; Ml Pakuranqa-Saturday, July 5, in the Paku ranga Hall, at half-past 7 p.m.. Flatßubh—Wednesday, Julyfl, In tie School house, at half-past 7 p.m. ■ ■ Turauga—Thursday,"Jiily 10, In tho School" house, at half-post 7 p.m. ■■■■■•■- ■ •'■ Pai'akura Valley—Friday, July 11, in the School-houso, at half-post 7 p.m. Woodside—Saturday, July 12, in the School houßO, at half-past 7 p.m. Maraktai — Wednesday, July 16, In the School-houso, at half-past 7 p.m. HUNUA—Thursday, July 17, in tho Sohool houso, at half-past T p.m. aVB. Drury—Friday. July 18, in tho Sohool houso, lat half-past 7 p.m. ? Otara—Saturday, July 19, in the School houso, at half-past 7 p.m. Tenders. TO PAINTERS.—Tenders wanted for Painting, Graining, «nd Papering two housos. Labour qnly.-H. Oxonham, Summer street. Ponsonby., ■. , m O B U I L D E B, S. The time for Recotvjng Toaders for Re building of the Alexandra Hotol is EXTENDED toNoon of SATURDAY, the 12th instAht. EDWD. MAHONEY & SON* Architects. rpi o B U ILDE RS. Tho Tenders for Storos in Fert-street to bo delivered at our Offloes, Queen-street, beforo Noon TO-MORROW (Saturday), the sth inst, EDWD. MAHONEY &• SON, Arohiteots. nn O B U I■ L D B R S. . EXTENSION OF TIMS. Tenders will bo received until Noon of MON DAY. July 14, for the Erection and Completion of a Block of Buildings corner of Queen and WeUesley-s^eets.^ /NAPTAIN HOLMAN,; of tho barque FLORA, 1,040 tons, will-receive Tenders up to noon of SATURDAY, the sth inUant, for an Advanco of £2,000 to £2,500 on Hypothecation of Ship and Freight for tho purpose'of requialtc Repairs. Tenders to be addressed to CAPTAIN B. E. HOLMAN, Care of G. COZENS, Agent, 85, Queen-stret. crattvw4 <m Wrt Vmm



For Sale. = • ■• '■:• t "I7IOR SALE (cheap), Verandah, Hall- Jj door and Windows, Front Fence.—Houbo next Corn Store, top Hobaon-streot. FOR SALE (very cheap), Hairdressing Business; propriet•* leaving through illnoes.-Apply ''Qeorge." office of this paper. FOR SALE, Early Potatoes ; about 10 tons.Sfcipnhurd's Seed; a (rood sample.— Apply to Jflßl. Courtney. Epsom. OR SALE, 10 Tona Local Bran and Sharps; prico 5s 6d per-cwLbags included; in quantities to suit.—J. It. Smith, Commission Agent, Fort-street (opposite Mr Lamb's Mill). FOR SALE, a new 16-passenger Omni bus; also, a new Hansom; bdth vehicles to be completed to purchaser's order.—Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Yictoria-st. Mask FOR SALE, a Bay Mare, suitable for a Buggy (single or double harness); guar nnted staunch and perfectly quiet. — James Mackie. CoachbuUAer, VicUria-street East. FOR SALE, 1 American Cortland Wag gon, 1 Express Wagon, and several now and Becond-hand Spring Carte, Buggies, etc.— Thames Carriago and Dray Factory, Victoria streat Bast. FOR SALE, 3 New Houses in Colling wood-streot : colonial oven and register urato. Water laid in. Small deposit and weekly paymente.—Apply Antonio Martin, Hepburn-street. ■ OR POSITIVE SALE, two 4-roomed Cottages and one Shop and Dwelling, each with frontages to two good streeU in the olty — Apply to Jonn Soppet, House and Lani Agent, No. 8. Queen-street. FOR SALE (Summer-street, Eden Ter race), a comfortable 4-roemed Verandah Cottago, with scullen, cellar, outhouse, well,: and large garden. To be sold cheap, and on easy terniß.—Apply to D. F. Evans, Land and Eetato Agent. Queen-street. : 1193 OR SALE, new House in Edwin-street, Booby Nook Estate, cistern and tanks; water laid over the houat; allotment, 40 x 100; volcanic soil. £50 cash, nuance- weekly; price, i! 320 Steam and Brookfleld, Eetate Agents. opposite Market Entrance, Queen street. FOR SALE OR TO LET (Onehungaj, that Handsome Villa Residcnco, with stabling, out-housos, and paddocks, overlooking the Uaoukai Harbour, the back KTOund KOlr.u: down to (ho beach ; ot present occupied by X Gibbons, Bsq.-Apply to P. Clark, Agent, Ono hunga; or to E. gibbons. FOR SALE.—TOM.ACHINiSTS,AMATEUBB, ETO.-Tarnlng Lathe for Sale; oentre Bln, head Zft 61n, Slide Rcßt, Patent Chocks, Ciroular Saws, Twist Drills, and a quantity of Tools. Will be aold aheap. — Apply to Mr D. B. Mao donaltl. Insurance Buildings. TIOR SALE OR LEASE. A Portable Engine and Mortar Mill; also for Balo, one pair of Mill Stones. 4 feot indiamoter, and one pair 3 feet 6 inches in diamotSr, and an Oat-crusher, made by the celebrated firm of W. R. Bell and Son, lindon. Apply fo JOHN LAMB, 35, Qaeen-street. FOR SALE, handsome Villa Residence a»d largo AHotmemt, M x Hi", main read, Ponsonby. The house is almost new, substan tially built, and finished off in first-class style, and fitted with every comfort and convenience; gaa, water, etc This desirable property is situate on nain road, and in the best part of Ponsonby (nearly opposite residence of Mr A. Devore). in most commanding position.—D. B. Evauß, Estate and Land Agent. . (1180) Tp (j It SALE. X AIIANQAHAPE ROAD-Stationery Business j*"or Sale, lease and goodwill, cheap. SENTINEL ROAD—House, 8 rooniß, To Lot; largo allotnfunt; 20s per week. JERVOIB ROAD-Now Shops and 6 rooms To Let; also New Bhop and 1 room. Apply W. GULLIVER, Queon-street FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.—Store and Engine, with every convenience; suitable for Grain and Produce; contral position. Also, Hay and Corn Store to bo sold cheap, and on eaay terms.—A. Scott & Co., Queon-atrcet.



T>URE SPANISH EGGS.—Settings of JL tho above at 10s per set of 13 oggs.—Applv Robcrtaon and Maxwell, Karangahnpe Road. ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 2»0 casks Portland Cement, Plaster olParij, Fireclay, by ton or Ib, Firo Bricks, &c.—R Jenklnson, Builder, Lornc streeU EVONPORT CENTRAL ESTATE AGENCY, Church-Btrcet.—Gco. Brown makes the North Shore. Lake, and NortbcO'ehis special study. To Sell or liot, 5-roomcd Cottage, lacres,orchard.strawberries,andgardens;(frand view. Farm, 130 acres, near Lake. Also, Houses, from i to 15 rooms for Bale. A BARGAIN.—For Sale, on the follow ing terms, a Comfortable Family Resi dence, in the vicinity of Mount Eden. Price. £600. Terms: £25 dow». £25 in 0 months, acd weekly payments of 23a from date of purchase on account of principal and- interest. Allow ance on Moount of interest every quarter. The land is volcanic, measures 78 feet by over 210 foot de«p, freehold, with per fect titlf. This is a raro opportunity for acquiring a home in a healthy locality, with'abundance of water, and good •table accommodation. Or this plac« can bo rented at 20s per week.—F. G. EWINGTON, Estate Agent. TTI 0 R S A L E. *■ . ORANGES. 300,000. ORANGES. Just arrived, per Oamar— A Regular Supply will now be kept in Btock, as Boa Is are putonnow to arrive regularly monthly. STORE: CUSTOMHOUSE-STREKT. Address: Chaot.es Baolky, Importer and WholosaUs Dealer in all kinds of Pam__. Kibe, Auckland. Tjl O U SALE. NOW LANDING, EX GLENROSA, FROM LONDON, KNIGHT, BEVAN, AND STURGB'S CEMENT. T. & S. MORRIN & (30. (Limited). Auckland, July 3,1884.



■.Til. 0; R S.: A. L E. D., F7~iVANS, . AUCTIONEER AND LAND AOBNT, Has FOR SALE Grand Villa SUes, First-claa3 Building Allotments, situato as follows, at por foot :— Qucen-st (Upper), £18 Hobson-st., £25 Crummerlid.(oornerof Summer-st.,£fl PonßOnby Rd.). «I 3 Richmond Rd., £3 15, Ponsonby Rd. (Surroy Nelson-st., £7 Hills), £10 PJit-st., £6 Devonport, A3 Clarence-st., 30s Bunnyside, 4 Lots, £30 Great North Rd., £5 each Epsom, £3 Nowton Rd., £i 15s St. George's Bay, £1 JOs Shortlartd-at., *rand Pompallier Terrace, corner . £310a Glonburn, splendid site Curran-Bt.. £4 Mt. Rosklllßd., £16a Johnst..Jßllos Valley Rd., £210s Stuart^t, Lot for £80 Bradford-St., £510s 1 Wallace at,, Lot 80 x 17« Church-St., £3 Unionst., «10. Norfolk-Bt;, £2 10s * VermonMt, ti New North Rd., £3 Bummer-st. (Lower), 15s Koppell-st., Lot for £75 ■ Sfcjnley-at., £2 10s ■ Sarsfleld-st-, *8 And others, on application to ' i D. F. EVANS, Li»p and Estate Agent, Quebn-btrbbt. TJI. O ?i^ s A L E- D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer and Land Agent, has FOR SALB. CHEAP COTTAGES as follows:?-; ~j j f% 1072—Avondalk- Cottage and 1 acre of ground. * Prioo,«l3o. y ' ; ■ A ;' 1127—Onehunoa — €ottago and Allotment. Price, £85. v .. .«g 1181-Macau la y-btkeet—House of'; 8 '.rooms. .. | Price, £195: I : . ;,;*.-%" i i 7864JoniWTiiKKrr—House of 1 rooms. Prico, 777—KKi-rELL-sTREET—Houso of 1 rooms, &o. Prico, £250. lloS—Dbake-btreet—House 01-*.i rooms and Shop. Price, £250. ■ 1170—Sale-street—House of i rooms (corner). Price, £250. , , , 719—MONTAOUE-STREET—HOUSO rf 6 «IOtI)B. Prico, £280. JI 897—HU88ELL-STHKET- Houso of 5 rooms. Price, £280. 879—Devon-stkeet—Houso »f 4 rooms. Price, £V 50.! 1116—Bond-stbkkt—Houso of 6 rooms. Price, £280. 1097—View Avenue—House of 5 rooms. Prico, £300. IHS-NAPIBR-STREET—House of 5 rooms. Price, £309. , „ 1166—Summer-street-Hodso of 6 rooms. Price, £300. 1151—Commercial Road—House of 5 rooms. Price, £310. 1182 — Summer-street — House of 4 rooms. Prico, £320. . . ~, 411 — Lincoln-stbeet — House of 7. rdoms. Price, £35?. ' • ■ « 1018—Gaol Road—Houso of i rooms, Price, £325, 1094—SeaMeld View Road-House of 4 rooms. Prico, £350. 1192— Onehunga—2 acres and Houßeof 6 rooms. 1193—Summer-btbeet (Mt. Eden)— Cottage and Allotment. £300. 1198—Parnell—New House of 6 rooms, 60 S 310. £500. And Many Others in Various Parts of the Suburbs at EQUALLY CHEAP RATES. D. F. EVANS. LAND and ESTATE AGENT, Auctioneer. Public Notices. T>ARUA BAY ROAD BOARD. Judgments, with full cost", were obtained in the Resident Magistrate's Court. Whangarol, at my Suit, as Plaintiff, against 53 Non-rate paying Landowners in tho Waikaro and Owbiwa Blocks, comprising the above Highway District Distress warrants against known owners wHI issuo without further warning. T. B, HANNAFORD, Collector, 296, Queen-street, Auckland.



;» Public Notices. -VTEW ZEALANB LOAN AND MER CANTILE AOENCY COMPANY (Limited). Itishoreby nolifled to Shareholders in Now Zealand that an Interim Dividend at the rate of ton per cent per annum, for six maoths end ing 30th June last, is now payable at the Office of the Company, Queen-street, XKEDK. BATTLKY, Secretary. Auckland, July 1,1881. I SHALL take proceedings against any Carter or Owner Removing Stone frort Rocky Nook without my written consent or ai approved written order. \VM. BAKER, Rocky Nook. July i, 188t. T>RELININART NOTICE. COOMBES'S CITY CHAMBERS. The Undersigned begs to notify (that the Central Business Premises opposite the Banhof Australasia, now occupied by Mr Samuel Coombes as a Clothing Shop will shortly be converted into a magniucent ARCADE OF SMALL SHOPS AND OFFICES, and will bo arranged with every modern con venience and style, to Beoure Immediate occu pation. Plan of 2 Front Shorn, each 25 feet deep, and interior »fflccf>. in the Mew Arcade, will be open to view at tho office of the Undersigned on and after Ist July next. W. L. MITCHELL, Land and Estate Agent. 8, MoreantileChambers. Queon-stroat. piTY OP AUCKLAND. TO WATER CONSUMERS. FINATi NOTICE. All Accounts for Water Supplies due on tho 30th June, and rot unpaid, will render occu piers liable to having tthoir supplies cut off without further notice, P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. 5-Town Clerk's Office, July 3,18 M. 431 /GYMNASIUM. —Professor Carrollo in \JC forms his Pupilg that thorn will be ne Class THIS EVENING. Muster strong Mon ay Next, sharp. THE LARGESI arfd Mob* Efficient Orchestra in t io Colonies will ploy the "British Patrol" and Carl Schmitt's Grand Choral March To night. ~\J"OTICE. — Medioal and Tradesmen's __1 Bool* and Accounts Checked, Posted, and Balanced; terras cheap. RcnU, Debts, col lected on commission; good references.—Book keeper, Btar Qff&e.



" T3RITISH PATROL" at the Choral X> Hair To-night. R" ABBITS! RABBITS iSO Brace Walkato Rabbits, 2s 6d per brace; all f roßh and rat—J. W. Knight, Poulterer, Central Market, Hobsomßtroet; removed from Queen strcet. RS OSMOND'S Ladies' School, Nor folk House, Ponsoaby Road. The third term commences on Monday, July 7. A limited cumber of Boarders. _^^ X SHALL be glad to show to anyone who JL will favour mo with a call, at tba Albort Hotel, rough proofs of a series of Panoramic Photographs of Auckland and Neighbour hood, Publio Buildings, Prlnoipal Streets, C haracterißtlo " Bits "of Scenery, etc. .until MON DAY next, when I leave by the Watrarapa, for the B«cond South Sea Excursion. ALFIfcD H. BUITBON, Of Burton Brothers. Photographers, Bunedln. AUK LIME IS REDUCED. Wo have given op contracting, and will Supply BuUdinß Materials of all kinds, and ifire eitlnmtee and iufsniaUon to those using our Lime. References gfV»n to Concrete- W J. WILSON & CO.. 75. Quoen-etreßt. . ASH ! CASH 1 CASH ! — The ereat #ant of depressed times is Ready Money, hence my present Sale, wbecc }o»can get the Cheapest Goods now obtolnallo.—Tester's 9reat Cash Sale, Karangahape Road. |J>IANOFORTES Tuned (55) by an ox- L porienced hand from Kirkman's, LondOH. Old Pianos entirely restored In tone, touch, and Saallty; Hammers refelted, 1 guinea.'-W. Sior, :aran«ahßpo Road, Newton (opposite Prime's, Ironmonger). Pianos selected for intending purchasers. rtiATO £10,000 LENT.on Building 9&JLVF Socioty principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Afouses built on Weekly Payment System. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for sale on 4th pesfe. Six per cent, allowed on monoy deposited tor investment,— C. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuer. High-street, Auckland. jyp GHT -SOIL CONTRACT. Quarter ending June SOth being now due, prompt payment most be made, or Bervice will bVdiacontinued until paid for. Tenants in future win1 require to pay in advance.. SAMUEL WHITE. Contractor. Office: Custom-street East, opposite Arnold Hines and Co. DAKKtARAHI No. 1 B&JCK. I hereby caution all persons ftom dealing with the Timber on this Block, as the same has been legally purohased. with aflnecessary rights. bsrtho Union Steam Saw. Moulding, Sash, and Door Company (Limited). Neither Hohepa Hokoiri nor Mr Singleton Rochfort have any right or authority to offer the said Block or Timber for sale. , ,-.-.. - Dated at Auoklani the 10th day ef Jnne, 1784. K^T. DUFAUR, Solicitor. QggSniitreet. Ancklandi T ,E P H E N S O N*S MONSTER CLEARING SALE. OUR PREMISES WU.L BE CLOSED T9-DAY (FRIDAY), TO MAR X DOWN STOCK. SALE oommences ~ On SATURDAY, JULY, 5. | STEFHENSON, DRAPER, ! KARANGAHAPK ROAD, NEWJON.i New Law X^ahtnership.



THE UNDERSIGNED bog to announce tha they haVo commenced Practlae In Co-partner ship as BABRIBTERB AND SOLICITORS 1 n Chambers U Hioh-htkkkt, opposite Mr W. Atkin'g Printing Office. E. W. BURTONi W J. NAPIKR.i . . .!. ' -'•" I Auckland, j September 22nd. 1883. j__ aLASSBLOWING, Freeman's BayJ— Saturday afternoon, from 2to 5. Admis sion, 6<i. Each Visitor reoeives one Glass Jig. —M. Cook and Sons. > F FORMATION for Working Men.'— Ottr Coloured Molo Trousers, 4b 6d a pair, .cheapest ever offered in Auokland.—Pernandjez, Draper, Newton. !_ JUST ARRIVED, a Splendid Lot Canaries (Belgium and Norwich) Prize Birds; and a Lot of .Rare Parrots.—On viow%t H. Eyre's Cheap Hat and Glove House, Via torin-stroet. '__ j__ ME STUART, in Carl Sohmitt's new Pong, "Rise, for the Dor ia ; Passing" Choral Hftll Tonight /"NROYDON VILLA, Vincent-street.— \J Superior accommodation for two Gentle men (friends), or other: largeairyrooms,baths; 20s per week.—Mrs Fuller. , ■\TOTICE.—I beg to inform my Cus -1.1 tomero that I have no intention of (riving up business, my Oreat Cash Sale being held for the purpose of getting together the "Ready Money *to ttuy Spring Goods.—E. Testjer, Draper. Karangahape Road. [_ "117* ANTING NOTICE.—For Trees ahd Jl, . Plants of every description, flrstjclaas Seeds of all kinds, and garden sundries, apply to C. T. Wren, Nursery and Seed Warehouse, Remuera. Catalogue forwarded on receipt of address. Telephone No. 209. : "TSrONDHRFUL.—Go and get measuried T T fergood Pair Trousers, Us 6dl Us (Id 1 at J. Willlams's People's Tallo/. Vlctoria-Btre'et. LANNELS, Blankete, Sheetings, Call coee, all are included in my Bale. }ljj stock of New Ulsters at Cost Prices.—TesWrtr Great Cash Sale. Karangahape Road. '__ ARDINALS" MARCS-—Copies may be had at Eady'a Mnsio Warahonse. qneen-Bt. ■vr • o t I c c. B tspt LltS^T^'»^^ for Cash, is now Baling the Bame at and Under Wholesale Cost, at BQN Also, SEVERAL JOB PARCELS forCaah, L ni N invK^H^ff^a CEOUDS, etb., much Under Original Cpit, AT THE BON MARCHB. DRESS MATERIALS, VKLVETEENS, SHIRTINGS, BLANKETB, FLANNELS, SHEETINGS, etc., all Bought at a Discount for Cash. Cannot be surpassed for value. Every department is replete with NOVEL TIES FOR PRESENT SEASON, and should be inspected without delay. Observe Address-BON MARCHB, Zi7, Queen street (next Hewin BroaJ



PersoiwJ. , , : c DEAR MARY,—Your Old Friend th ß Cheap Butcher, n»xt the British Hotel, i himself onco more. Come down early for a Prime Ohenp Joint, and don't forget the kit,— Bill. IF HARRY GORDON does not' Call and Pay for his Board the Goods left with mo will be sold -within 7 days.-G. H. Jlathows, Victoria-street. WILL MR JOHNSON, who took away by mistako from the Opera HouseonSaturdaj:night a Light-handled Um brella withknobatSira Jk-aseleavegameat Stah QfUco. where he will receive another in ex change; . ATRIMONAL—A respectable man, fairly poaitioned, desires to correspond with a lady (widow not objected to), between JO and 40, with a view to aboyc.—Address h.1., care of Hannaford's Agency, 296, Queen-street Gazette 1m BankrHptcy. JN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDKN AT AUCKLAND. In tho matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1833," and of the Bankruptcy of Wut Batten, of Huntley, in tho Waikato District. Notice is nKitraiY given that I, Robert fiatten, of Huntloy, In the District of Waikatp, m Now Soaland, B acksmith, have this day filed in the faW Court at Auckland a Petition to bo adjudged. •KSftEUddayol July,lßß£ G. N. BBABSEY, Solicitor, Queen-streot, Auck land. . T N BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLANO. In tho matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and of ftfe Bankruptcy of David Moss, of Aifckland, Senoral Agent, a Bankrupt. Notice is iibreby oiven that by an order of the said Court of Auckland £h« aboTOnamca David Moss wa» this day "<? udlcatf a *f a ( n,f" nipt within tho inUnt and meaning of tho abovemontioned Act. Tho First Meeting of Creditors will bo hol.l at my office. Supjemo Court Buildings, In the City of Auokland, on SrWJOTHDA?. the 9th July. 1881 ftetoven ■■clock In tho forenoon. Proefof debt raußt.bo furaUhed prior to or at tho Meeting. Proxy forms can be obtained at my office. . Dated thiß Srd day of July. 1681. JOHN LAWSON, Official Assigneo in Bankruptcy. TNBAKK'RUPXCY. INTH» U NRIPpMS^ TCV of HuntUy, Waikato, Blacksmith, a Bank rupt Notice la nEREBY «iven that by an ordor or The said cSirt of AucSand the aboyenamed lobert Butten was this day adjudicated a ho Meeting. Proxy forms can be had at my Dated this Srd day of July, 1884. JOHN LAWSON, Official Assigneo in Bankruptcy. G. N. Brassky, Queon-Btrcct, Auckland, Bankrupt's Solicitor. JN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE OOUKT^oTBANKRUPTCy HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of "The Bankrupts Act, 18831," and of the Bankruptcy of Joim Adams, of Auckland, formerly Hotelkeepoi. but now a Bootmaker, a Bankrupt. nrAm . n f Notice ib übbbby givbn that, by an order of «ie Baid Court of Auckland .he abovenamed John Adams was ttiis day .adjKdicated a Bank rupt within^! intent and meaning of tho abovetnenti.W A»t. Tho Firtt Meeting of Creditors will bo held, at my office, Supro lie Court Buildings, in the City o AucMand, on THURSDAY, the 10th July, 1881, at tweho o'clook noon. Proof of debt must be furnished prior to or at the meeting. Proxy forjns can bo obtained at my office * DatedlAU Srd day of July, 1881. JOHN LAWBON, Official ABsiAieo in Bankruptcy. Thonas Cotter ShorUand-strcot, AuekUhs, Bankrupt's Solicitor.



Auctions. ' MONDAY, JULY 7. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. R. ARTHUR HAS received instructions from S. A. Asher, of City Loan Office 386. Queen- Btrcot, to sell by auotien. at Arthur's Hart, Queen-street, on Monday next, at 11 a.ra., an extensive assortment of unredeemed pledges, as under :— 1883: Dec. 12.5,377, Diamond Bracelot. Masaivo Gold Locket, Pair Gold and Beetlo Earrings; )e». 5 5.327, Pair Gold Earrings (greenstone); Nov. I, 5,138, SH Watch; N6V. 28, 5,287, Pair Jold Earrings; Dec. 14, 5,390, Patent.Lever Watoh, Chain, and Pendants; Deo. S, 5,318, SH Watch and Silver Guard; Dec. 24, MM. SH Lover and Silver Chain; Nov. 19, 52,532, Gold Rings: Dec. lif t 8;012. Hun tins; Watoh; Nov. 20, i,2ef, 6B Wafch; Nov. », 5,252, O.F. Watch; jiov 7, 3.SM. SH Watfih: Nov. 20, 6,284, Gold King; Dec. 28. 5.450, CSldßinK; AiiK. H, 4,673, Diamond Ring; Mar 10, 3,473, SHL Watch; Jnne 4. 4,S3I,BLWatch; Juno 11, $,214, Gold Brooch and Earrings; .ton* 20, 8.298, Pedomitor; May SO. S.IW, SHL WafSi; May 30, Gold Brooch and Gold Mounted Greenstone; Auk. 7, 4,631, diamond Ring; Feb. 4, 3,246, SHL Watch; April 6, 3.966, Silver Knife, Fork and Spoon; April 30, 3,968, Diamond Broeck; July 6, 4,071, 'Diamond and Sapphire Ring; July?, 4,132, Gold ■jevec Watch; Sept. 15, 5,312, -Keyless Calendar Watch; Sept. 20, 5,360, Lady's Gold Chain; June 9. 4,329. Gun -.Juno 16, 363, Portmanteau. 1684: Jan. i, 5,507, OFSC Watoh; March 3, 8,720, Dress: March 24. 8,795, Cloth Trousers; March 6, 8,7«J, Coat; March 18, BS3B. Quilt: Feb. 15, 1582, Tweed Suit; Fob. 7,8,525, Black Cloth Coat; Feb. 25.8,665, Dress PUce. 1883; Sept. 19, 7,270, 11 Piecos Clothing. 1884: Fob. 4, 8.466, Mostnic Apron and Case; Feb. 12, 8,560, 2 Masonic Aprons and Oases; March 17,8,88, Coat; March 18, 8,836, Cloak, Trousers and Jacket; Jan. 4, Bllfß Coat; March 31. 8 938. Suit. 1883: Sept. 11 4 668, Flute; O»t- 9, 7,334, lot Pftint Brushes; July 13, 4.492, lot Picturos; Juno 25, 4403, Thermometer; Sept. 28, 4,931, Cash Box and contents; Dec. 10, 5,362, Mirror; Oct. 20, 5 ; 07?, <3oncertina: Jnly 28, 6,645, Accordian; Feb. 26, S 806, Family Bible; Feb. 4, 8,468, Macintosh; Sept. 14, 4,869, Kirosine Stove; and jSO lots, comprising Mnsical Instruments, Blankets, Clothing, Carpenters' Tools, &c. &0., &c ■ ;• TUESDAY, JULY 8. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON'S , TABLE & DESSERT.' CUTLERY, BUTCHER KNIVES, SCISSORS, MIDDLBTON'S ELECTRO-PLATE, BALDWIN'S HOLLOW ARE. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at his , Rooms on the abovo date,' at 11 o'clock", •*" Q CASES CUTLERY, as above Q CASES JCLECTBO-PLATE X HHDS HOLLOWARE, assorted WEDNESDAY, JULY 9. 2 X VELVETEENS, BROCADED SATINS, DRESS GOODS, SILK AND DURABLE UMBRELLAS, HOSIERY, MEN'S CLOTHING, HATS, SHIRTS, TWEEDS, COATINGS, , &c, &c. <tc. . ' GABMEL LEWIS, HAS received instructions to sell. at his Rooms on the abovo date, at 11 o'clock, A LARGE PARCEL OF ABOVE GOODS. FOR POSITIVE SALE. ..'; TEKJM3 AT BALB. TUESDAY,' NOON. r V 'A SUPERIOR PIANO, SEWING MACHINE, . AMERICAN STOVE, , . HOUSEHOLD FUftNItURE AND .EIWECTS, IRON TANKS, &c. (KAST-STKEET, HEAR riTT-STKEEI). R. ARTHUR HAS been, favoured with instructions from Mr J. W. Knight to sell, by Publio Auction, at his residence, East-street, near Upper Pitt-street, on Tuesday next, at 12 o clock noon, HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURB AND EFFECTS, all in first class condition, fetft little tho worse of wear, a very Superior Piano by G. Schwecsten, Berlin (cost 90 guineas), DrawiD B room Suite. Musio Stool, Laffce Handßome Mirror?. Work Table, Gilt Timj-piece (under Glass Shade), Brackets. PicturcsfcLuitre Vases, Ornaments Carpet, Hearth Rug, Fender and Fireiwns, Book Case (glass front), Dining Tablo, Cheffbnief, Chairs, Couches, Glass, China and Karthenware Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Feather Bed, Mattrasscs. Toilot Tat*M. Toilot Glasses, Chests Drawers, Washstana. Toilet Sets, Matting and Carpet. Kitchon Furniture, Cooking Utensils, &c, 2 Large iTorflanks. ThaTttO»se to be Let. ■ ': On view morning of sale. 159 BOXES NEW DA.TES 100 BOXES NBW ELKME RAISINS W0 BOXKS iy,W SULTANAS ft CASKS HKMP AND CANAKY SEED 50 CASES PRESERVED MILK (Milkmaid '< ■.' Br*n<l» Also, A QUANTITY OF SUNDRY GROCERIES. E. & A. ISAACS MAVE been instructed to Sell the abov« by Public Auctionfaa soon aa landod, ex cc, from London. . < Continued oa'JfoustU Page.