Mr King said Mr Bras'aey was correct Ho sent to Moore and Townshond an orde for goods by a publican, and thoy wore no EUMr Abbott pointed out that while M Brawey suspected tne insolvency, tin bankrupts themselves professed to him known nothing at all about it. MiGeorgo denied that the firm of Hughe: and George had ovor recommended tho firn to flout bills. Tho first intimation thej had was from Mr Do Jongh. A balance sheet had been prepared, and a Mr Brodii was introduced as an intending purchaser. He then observed that the balance-sheet was incorrect, as ho knew of a debt no) there. Ho knew that LflOO would not oovei the debts. Mr Kins referred to a statemont by Mi Hughes that they would not charge the bandrupts a penny. Mr Hughes said this was on tho present bankruptcy proceedings. Mr King replied tnat Hughes and Ueorge were too well-known for anyone to believe that thoy would take up this business on The official assignee objected to his.ex pression as being personal,' and Mr King withdrew it. _■ Tho following letter from Messrs Hughes and George was then read :—Ro Moore and Townshend : Sir,—ln answer to your letter on tho sth instant, wo have to state that from tho time of Messrs Moore and Towns tend starting in businees we have individ ually dealt with them for wines and spirits Ac, ann they have been supplyine the same to Mr Hughes, Mr George, and Mrs.Geoege senr., upon our individua, orders from time to time ever sinco thoy started sn business up to within about three weeks of their failure, as thofr books ought to show ;if they do not show it, receipts can be produced npon Mr Townshend calling for an ordor, we ordered goods in tho beginning of April of this year, the greater part of which was not deliverd till about the Ist of May ; and ono case sent'to Mrs George, Senr., on tho li2nd April, had to be returned as it was not thekindordered. OnDecembersth, 1883, Mr Townahendcame to usand borrowed on behalf of hiR firm L4O, for which he gavo the firm's bill atone month for L4l. Mr Townshond stated that it was for tho purpose of paying duty, as they wore a little short; their monoy was not coming in freely. This bill was discounted on tho Bth January, ISB4, and notice of distraint sent, when Mr Townshend called and informed us ho would be able to pay it in a week or two. Previ onsly to this we had discounted a L3O 10s bill for them at ono month—viz,, on tho 10th September, 1883-which was met on its due date. Oa the 9th May, ISB4, Mr Townshend called and squared accounts. Mr Hughes's account was L3G 17s Gd. Moore and Towqshend, allowed off discount audovercharge, LI.I7s 6d ; L 35.' Mr C. S. S Georee's account was LSOls ; allowed And overdue, U )s; L 29. Tot<jl, LG4. Moore and Townshend .owed us for promis sory notes dishonoured Bth January, ISS4, L4l • interest on promissory notes for four months, 1/2 ; for 0. A. Martin's bilj of sale, L 4 4a; business law charges, L]o.; cheque to balance for 17- 'f <*<»}, LG4. 4s. About this time, whether two days before or two -days after the 9th jf a y, 18S4, we are uncertain, a person (we believe it was Mr Dc Jongh) called with a nromissory note of tho firm of Mooro and Townshend for discount, asking us whether we would do it. Mr Vlumley happened to be in the f ttico then. We declined to dis count, and told Mr Humley, who there upon asked us to wait upon Moore And Townshond and sco how thoy were getting on an ho had heard of other bills boing about. We thereupon waited on them for balance-sheet, which they promised to get ready. Shortly after, thoy brought up an incomplete balance-sheet, made by Mr Loers and a Mr Brodie who wanted to buy Mr Townslieud out if it was possibis. At that time, we teid Mr Brodie from the appearance of ithjs baiance-sheet that it would require inoro than LSOO (which ho was offering) to pay their debts. About tho 9th May, Mr John Abbott consulted us as to his promissory note, when we advised him to wait a few days, as we should then bo in a position to tell him how the estate stood, as their ac counts wore being madp up. When tho corrected balanco-sbeot iras brought to us by Mr Townshpnd on tlic 10th May, wo found out they were hopelessly involved, and advised them to file, as thoy had boon sued and judgments obtained.. —We are, Ac. Hdohes&Georiik." Mr King said the solicitors hod mafia ft good case for themaelvos. But what thoy had to do, and it was an unpleasant duty, was to protect tho general body of creditors. If tho others present would, support hjm, he was prepared for ono to have an example made of these gentlemen. In hi« letter of explanation, Mr Musefi.eld said that Mr Townshcwl waited on him personally to obtain an advance of LSS. He at first rofused to entertain the applica tion, but Mr Townshend subsequently offered bond warrants, and told him that he was perfectly solvent. Ultimately bo made the advance. A cheque was given for L 79 4s. Commission and discount was charged atLB 16s. Total, LSB. Mr E. A. Plumley forwarded the follow ing statement:—" MrTownshend had some whisky of mine in his name, and has used the whisky for tho firm. Ho states it was used on tho 28th of August, ISS3, for which' I have not received tho money, I tliereforo charged them invoice price and ton per cent, interest from date—same was first used I received LlO on February, 188^ and L3O 12s 4d on tho sth. of May, ISB4, from them, which I got from them on pressure of my solicitors, as well as goods which I required for my own consumption. I believe thero ia more money owing fca roe than I can show. I had to trust to Moore and lownshend s version as to date this whisky—Ll3s 11s Od —was token.—E, A. Piumley." Mr S. K. Hughes, junr., wrote <—■•'■ Will you be good enough to protect me, if pos sible from any impertinent remarks as to my'dealings with the above firm? The last goods I had were received in March last, and have been paid for. I cannot under stand why Mr Johu King should drag my name before the hist meeting (as be must have seen the books of the firm), unless he had some evil purpose of his own to serve. —Apologising Ac, S. E. Hughes, junr." Mr King s I wonder if he consulted the firm of Hughes and George before that letter was sent? Mr Hughes, senr.: No he didn t, ■_ . Mr King' It is a creditable letter. What I said at the last meeting u'fts derived solely from the books. Mr Hughes : Well, turn op the books, -Mr King: I move that the letter, being impertinent, be not received. Mr Hughe*; I move it be received, Mr King; You have not proved any debt, and have no status. He would not object to the tetter if it were in decent language. Mr Hugjiea said they never »«ade a ereater mistake than when the money, fenders were allowed to arrogate to them selves the rights of tho wijolo of tlio creditors. , • Mr Abbott; ThecredUra ftfu We. MrHnghe3: Three or tour money-lenders aro here. , , .. , Mr Slator: It appears anyhow, that these folk had all tho money to pay everybody, bnt the money-lendera. The motion that the letter be not re ceived, was agreed to. Reference was wade to the negotiation of the bill on May Ist, and Mr Slator inter jected that Messrs Duunett and Rohertshaw were as well aware that thoy were concoct ing a swindle when they got that money from him as thoy were ev.er *w»t» pt any.- AUhis atago of the proceedings, Mr Me- Guire waft introduced, Mr McGuiFO. explained that )w> wanted Mr King to repeat some thing 3 that he nag: «aid about him at the last meeting. Mr King: Who is this Mr McGuire'? Mr Lawson : A Jaw student jn Mr Bragsey'a office. Mr King! Has he proved ? Mr Lawaon; No. . Mr King; Then why does ho not mafcfl a statement the same as the others? We would be quite willing to consider it. Mr McGuire t I simply wanted to ask a question. If Mr King were a gentleman he would say before roy face what l»e has said behind my back. Mr Lawson endeavoured to smooth matters, and explained to Me McGwire tha* he occupied a position in a lawyer's, which warranted the creditors in asking a question Mr MeGuire: I only wanted to know what reforenco was made to mo in my capacity as Justice of the Peace. Mr King said ho was not going to fee bound down by any cast-iron rule. If Mr McGuire would put what ho had to say in writing, ttey would deal with It. Pbb. bably he hod come armed with threo or four questions prepared by Mr Bpjssey. ■Mr McGuire said he wa3 satisfied that Mr King would not repeat what he said, and fchat he wan ashamed of it. »■■ . Mr Hushes pointed out tUat M* Jung had made use of statements there which, if they had been given P*t(? a"p(> t0 A . in Queen^towfc. .might have enabled Mr Me (Suire to obtain jjomo pemedy. After some further disenssios, Mr Me- Ouira-theo-wittMlrew w«^ tte^WjeefcSf putting UP questions in wjitiDg.;,, ton m He presentty.returned wjth the foJWwing questfon written :-Will Mr King ■fcatejfce exact woMs'he nsetl at the' last-tneetrac;

respecting me as a Justice of tho Peace in Mr Brassev's office ?

Mr King asked tho Official Assignee to make a record referring the question to him, and he would minute it.

Mr McGnircsaid it was strange Mr King should make him. It was not straightfor ward, or honest, or gentlemanly. Mr King should not be bumptious behind his back, and subside before his face. He hoped tho papers would tako notice that Mr King had refused him an answer.

Mr King wanted to see a Hgnalure ap: penden to the document, and Mr McGuire signed it, and then withdrew. A long statement respecting the position of tho bankrupts and their mode of conduct ing business, prepared by Mr Lawson's as sistant, was then submitted, and the bank rupts were examined upon it. This concluded tho.examination, and in reply to a question, Mr George said ho had uo offer to make on behalf of the bankrupts. Mr George and the bankrupts then retired, and the creditors proceeded to determine what further steps should be taken.

It was moved by Mr John King, seconded by Mr Thomas Slrtfor, and agreed to, "That it be an instruction to the Official Assignee to pay no legal charges in connec tion with the bankruptcy to the firm of Hughos and George, solicitors, to tho bank rupts, Mooro and Townshond." Mr Harkiss proposed, and Mi Johnstoo, on behalf of Baber & Co., seconded, "That legal opinion be taken by the Official As signee as to whether persons who had any gcods subsequent to say April 10th, 1884,. From Moore and Townnhend, should unt be sued on their several accounts, as it is abun dantly clear that the greater portion of the chattels and contras sot forth in their books aro the property of Mooro and Towtishend's creditors."

Carried unanimously

It was further agreed, on the motion of Mr Abbott, seconded by Mr Slator, "That in tho opinion of this meeting, the bank rupts, Messrs Mooro and Townshond, should bo prosecuted for fraudulent bank rub toy." • Mr John King moved : " That the Official Assignee be requested to get a detailed statement sworn to by Mr Mooro, senr., Mr Plumley (Townshend's father-in-law), of all advances, repayments or refunds, from tho dute of Mooro and Townshend entering into partnership up to the date of iiliug, as well as statement duly sworn to by Mrs Townshend as to any properties whatever acquired or made over for her own separate use subsequent to her marriage." This was seconded by Mr llarkiss, and agreed to.

A vote of thanks to Mr Lawson for tho able manner iv which he and his assistants had placed the matter before the creditors terminated the proceedings.

PARLIAMENTARY.

[BY TKLEORAriI.]

[FHUM OUJi SPECIAL REPORTER.]

Wellington, this day, Sir Julias Vogol Sure of a Seat.

Mr I'n.i.iKTT has arrived, and is the object of considerable solicitude on the part of both the Government and Opposition, All j hands have been endoayouring to hsb the pump-handle with a view to elicit Sir Julius Vogel's intentions, but the member for Stanniore is as mysterious as the sphynx. It appears that after Mr I'iliieft telegraphed to Sir Julius Yogcl, offering to retire from Stanmore in his favour, Vogel replied : "I have decided to go for Ashburton, but should I find my chauco bad, will you keep your offer open ?" To this, Mr l'illiott' replied : "I thought you understood that." The Position of Partloa.- Tho Greyitos Masters of tho Situation. If the Oppositionists have decided to move an amendment to Addressin-Reply, they continue to keep their intention a dead secret. My own opinion is, that nothing definite is yet decidod on. Messrs Wakelield and Dargavillo aro under stood to be endeavouring to form a middle party. The Macandrew and Montgomery factions havo no cohesive ness, and Sir George Grey and his immediate supporters in the midst of tho turmoil remain perfectly cool relying on tho well founded heliof that the turning up of almost any card will leave thorn a.full hand of trumps. In tho meantime all hands are anxiously watching Sir Juluis Vogol, and already J hear that tho Government are coquetting with iGreyites with a view to a coalition. This may or may not be true, but from the soreno and - oxulting expression on tho face of Mr Foldwick, tho Greyite whip, I feel sure that the great pro-consulfactiQji feol themselves masters of the situation. Auckland Meuifjars find the Railway Soutp. Mr Hobbs, who has been 60Hf»ding Auck land membors on tho subject of tho Trunk Railway, tells me that all with whom he lias conversed wjll " go baldheaded " for the Western Rout.o. The Aildi•p3.s.in-Honly,- ,Au Amofidmeut to bo Moveq, Mr M, W. Green has agreed to boooii the Address-in-Reply, A caucus of Mr Montgomery's supporters is to be hold this afternoon. One of tho Opposition whips has just told me that it has been decided to move an amendment, but the difficulty is " Who is the man ?" That is the rook on which the several f; c ions of t)ie opposition will probably split. The Opposition Uniting—Tho Leaders to Meet this Afternoon. It is rumoured that Sir George Grey and Messrs Macandrew and Montgomery, are to pieofc this afternoon, and try to come to tamo arrangement < also that Mr Wake field has it made up with Sir George Grey.

(by telegraph—press association.)

The San Fj-anciscp Mall Servloe. Government have received information (that it is probable the American Congress will grant a subsidy for the continuation Qf the San Francisco mail service. Arrival of WahanuJ. Wahanui and his party arrived jn tow* this nvorning.

TWO CHILDREN BURNT TO DEATH.

Cjiriwchjt.rcji, this day,

The hoiifie of Wm. Chesterfield, bo.of; maker, Springfield, »r as burnt down about 6 o'clock yesterday evening, and two .chil dren, aged 3 and 5 years respectively, were feijrnt to death. Two older children had baen left in charge of thp house while the parents Vent for a walk.. The neighbours made every effort to res.cno thp deceased, imi the fire had obtained"jtpp great a hold before they arrived, The origin of tlj.e fire js pot yet ]kno\)'n.

STEAMER DORIC FOR AUCKLAND.

INFECTIOUS DISEASES OS BOARD.

ONE DEATH ON THE VOYAGE,

(»y CAM.IC.- COPYRIGHT.]

( RhUTKH'Ij TKUiUUAM .)

Huuakt, this day. The Now Zealand Shipping Company's Dliartered steamship Doric arrived hero or: Saturday from Plymouth (April QG), e»< roult for Auckland. Thero ore several cases of measles and chicken-pox on board, and one death from small-pox occurred shortly after leaving Plymouth. Tho passengers for this port have been landed and placed fn quaran tine, and the vessel proceeded on her voyage to Auckland.

TELEGRAMS.

[FROM OUK OWN CORRKSrONDENT.]

Port Amiert, this day.—The Albert Licensing Committee on Saturday unani mously rofused to grant a license for the Mangawai Hotel.

Licensing Meetings,

Thames, this day.—At the annual licons ing meeting in tho three ward? of the Thames borough, tho Committees resolutely declined to grant an extension of liconses beyond 11 o'clock. Application was made to tho Hastings Licensing Committee for an accommodation license in respect of a new house at Tairua landing. For the past two years no licensed housos have existed in tho Kast Coast district, and tho effect of en forced abstinence upon bush employes has been salutary. Tho business manager of the Union Sash and Uoor Company there fore resisted the application, but the Com mittee decided to grojit the license on the consideration that tho house is finished before next quarterly meeting. Thames Bolt. Voluntoor A. Thomas won the Thames District Belt on Saturday, with a seoro of 79 points.

ACTION FOR PERSONAL INJURIES.

It will be recollected that some time since the s.s. Coromandel collided with a scow near Brown's Island, and an inquiry was held, which resulted in the master of tho steamer Coromandel having his certifi cate - suspended. At the timo of the collision Mr John Lynch, of Coro raandel, was a passenger, and sustained some very serious injuries to his right hand and \ea, resulting in tho little linger bone being broken and tho leg so badly bruised that the marks still remain, and Mr Lynch was laid up for six weeks undor medical treatment. Wo understand that Mr Lynch has now claimed through his solicitor, Mr G. N. Brassey, £100 damages, and intends to proceed against the Coromandol Steam boat ('om|>any unless tho claim is settled.

OPERA HOUSE.-" DRINK."

"Drink," which was produced at the Opera House on Saturday evening, is ro garded as a groat moral drama, By vividly portraying the ovil effects of intoxicants and the unhappy career of tho drunkard, the author presents a sad picture in itn most revolting aspects—tho drunken father, the unhappy wifo, and the ruined house and tho unual associations which aro but too well known to require description. At intervals during the performance the audionco exhibited their interest in the progress of tho drama by applauding the good points of tho pioco and by re peatedly hieaing tho representatives of villainy who wero oi)doavoiiring to hurry tho unhappy drunkard to an parly gravo by supplying her with liquor. Tho principal characters in the drama woro well taken. Miss Carrie Kelson represented (Jorvaiso with ability, and Mr J. F, Me- Fadyen made a good Coupoau. Air Lissant ttok tho part of Ness BpttOH Mr F. Gates played Lartien, and Mr Oscar Bulfo Gougol. The burlesque, " Aladdin," which wan per formed with great success on two previous occasion;, was subsequently produced, and provoked considerable amusement. Tho same programme will ho presented this ci-eninjr. Mr .1. R. Greyillo, late of tho "Youth" and "Lights o' London" Com pany, appears at tho Opera Houso to-mor row night as "Barney OToolo" in "The Peep p' Pay Boys."

INTERCOLONIAL FOOTBALL.

WV CABLP.-COPYIUGHT.)

[kuuter's tklkokams.]

SyDffEV, June 7. The New Zealand Football Team played the fifth match of their tour, when tljpy met, for tho second timo, a representative fifteen of New South Wales on tho local ground. Tho weather was afl that could be desired, but the attendance was only mqdurato, not more than a thousand persons being pre sent. The turf was hard and in good con dition. The visitors had another easy victory over their opponents, who were completely overmatched, and only succeeded in oblaining one try, while the New Zea landers secured three '.>,oals and three tries. All the goals were kicked by Ryan, and the touch-downs were secured by Robertson, Helmore, Taiaroa, and Ryan. Th.o pushing and dribbling of th.o victors generally wpro excellent, and some splendid runs were made by most of the team, but particularly by Ryan and Warbrick.

(lIV TKIEffBAPH,—OWN COHRE3PQNUKN'f.)

New Zealand v. New SoMth Wales.

The following is a description qf the match played af, Sydney on Saturday, March 31st :—

The Sydpey players in the first match between the rj'evy Zealand and Hew Sqnth Wales teams were : Walker, Vaughap, P. Bayliss, Wood, Pelcher, Neill, Doonp, Bay liss, Tango (2), Clement, Walters, Ford, Pell, and Cameron. The spectators num bered between 4.0Q0 and 5,000. New Zealand played on.c less half - back and one more forward than their opponents. Baylfsa (H. M.) cap tained the Sydney team, whoje' cqjpurs were all green; Milton, whq won tbp toss, elected to defend the northern goal, which gavo tnem the advantage of tho sun at their backs. Sydney was forced down twico in the first ten minutes, and before the lmlf (jqur Ijad expired twjee "mpre wep they compelleu to touch down in self-defence, and only twico hadthe ball been New Zealand territory. YVarbrick drew first blood, when, after getting the ball pasted to him, he with a left-foot kick sent it flying over .their opponents' goal. Aftc-f thp kick off Braddpo got tho ball, and cariied it close5' to Sydney's touph, when he lost it, and Sydney again forced down.' Taiarga, who had been distinguishing himself greatly had similar bad luck. Ryan made an at tempt at goal, but just miescd, and again Sydney was forced down, and immediately after Ryan made another unsuccessful pot. 'Jl'aiaroa secured a try immediarely after hf if Mine', whiph Milton converted icto a goal. Sydney now played better, and succeeded in forcing Npw Zealand clown, but a few minutes' later New Zealand returned the compliment. Shortly after Robertson got a try at arliffleult angle, and Ryan failed in the kick at goal, and Sydney again forced down. New Zealand again forced down, and after an Uneffeejbtial pot at goal by Belcher the game concluded, New winning by 11 points to'nil.' A SYDNEY APOLOGY FOR THE DEFEAT. .■" The day before the match the S.M. Hendd had fhe fclfpwing sub-leader —".Heaven send our city footballers batter luclt or power than the county of Cumberland mity f»i»; played in their match with New Zealand yesterliay, or ye fjhjjll }nd.eed have to lower our flag or pull it down ftltogctliP!'; Qf course it was pot to be expected that the Cufiij3er)/}nd .village would beat the. stalwart Islanders, "tut' liiost people thought, like Coptaip Grjfljjj, thai they would hiivic ted a better show. A better ghow wo shall bave m'fto&tjtekf'W'Jjfr'sk ™? eP?'? fieriainiy flf winmng. fflftWf f? D2 4 fljjr gam,c; never can be our game. f| dflfis Bfit W the .clfm#e ; pnf Short jSji-fie mpntfrs cf Wter aye no phsnee ia scogirp pwncjpncy. B.y «!P tim.e the jteam is licked into shapa iinghten fng spring weather brings the irresistible

impulse for cricket, and the striped jerseys aro pitched aside for tho miow-whito Han nols. We shall always court defeat if in tins £ame we court contest with New Zea land, just as tho thoroughbred racer would ho given away if put to cany weight with the steeplechaser across fences and water. Still, ifNuw Zealand desires to play us a game there is no reason why wo should nut endeavour to piny them a good game, und Kivo them at Juast Bporl in the winning for can wo not at any timo send' over a second eleven and retrieve the laurels at cricket ? , -

AN INHUMAN MOTHER.

(l!V TRLKKKAI'II. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Dunkuin, this day. At the inquest on the child Sterlinjjf which died from burns as reported on Saturday, the evidence of tho mother was that she gave the child to her six-year old daii >htei> to nurse, whilo she wont out to clean tho .shed in the back-yard. On hor r*etu|rnj. after an absence of ton minutes, sho found tho baby's clothes on fire and nearly all burnt. She dressed the child's burnn, but modlcal advice was not obtained. Tho jury returned an open verdict, and, acting on their recommendation, tho Coroner cau tioned the mother for her inhuman and un inothorly conduct, informing her that had there boofP much inoro ovidoneo, 'there' would probably have boon a verdict of man- Blautfhter against hoi.

THE 'AUfij&L^jl^VENlNG- STAH, MONDAY Wjj&l^jfcLmamaaßß*



(ADVERTISEMENT!. Concrete. To Builders and thu Public. . Wiijen we opened a yard here for tho talo of Wilson's Hydraulic Limo, in 1878, we found it absolutely necessary to undortako Conoreto y?orks of all kinds, t,o domongtratc that Concrete iv a g jj valuable and cheap building material, I and to prove th/g. Wilson's #ydra.ulic Lime was a reliable Substitute foj Portfond Cement. As we anticipated, the building trade, as a bociy, strongly objectod to tho use of Ccnpnjtp and to our undertaking tho work, the cauflo they said, tho producers of an article which they hope to sell to any tradesman, should not .compeS} with those willing to use their WQ,urropiy tothf^is, tjjatConorcte was almost unknown here six years a? 6. and when alterna tive prices lor Concrete brick ov wood, that Co weave a prico for Concrete, and theso few a'siii'S absurd prices. Sceinpr this, and knowing our Limo was wpll adapted for suoh works, wo deoidod to tender (pFeyipusly all our works had been taken privately), with tup object of push inc Conorete, and after constructing a few buildings, wo again gave np public tendering, hoDinK the trado would take it up; but, finding tho reposition to Concrete as strong as ever, we againcMdad to take the field, not only to show "ho value orCoWfe. but to prove that build ings could be drootsa lii \a ye^onab c timo. Burlig th,o last six months Cftncrcte has made great strides, and the numboj? of offers "fvteivcci whentenSera are calledfprprorpathat buildcS oto saUsfled'that Concrete is a shcccbs, and tSerSf™4 VOf^ th«r attention. . This is exactly wUi WP "'anted to sea. \\o now fe-1 ilia*, we can Rive up fjjijt branch \vith mTfear of it being stopped In it? onward marah; and wa baa.t> notify that wo new retire from Concrete wotk at all kijids, either public or private and that we wK confine ourselves to SytaK the trade ani tho WWfe wtfi all kiafis of building material, su,ehaa Lime, Cement, Sani, Bricks, PiP.es, etc.. and to giving infor mationto-anysne using,our Lime. i Wo have taken a yard af; fee luncUon o.f Cus toms and Hobson-streets; and Hopo. ty Roping a g;«od stock, and by strict attention to orders, to merit a Mr share .of the trade. Opr o%e Js stjli of jo, Qneogstre6t. As the practice of ffsASg ftsg? hearing ,our tradfl mark lo put other l&Wlf&tf M c«W ng verY £fiti>man. we warn all parties w doing pondering themselves i/ibjp to jaeaj prp.ce^d ingg for Infrlugjement of wir trade m^f, wd . that vs mm t9 action onihegrßfoleaf L^ fo^c O .. , H\B.-fl.oferenco gi.von to parties willing to *j w JRlftßSer^ng,; : i • _^-^___.



To tho Editor : Sir,—The residents of and about Mount Eden aro in constant dread and fear that a most serious accidoiit. will happen somo of these days to their children attending tho Government school, Mount Eden. Tho reason is tin? : Cattle purchased nt the Junction Sale Yards are driven by tho Valloy Koad past the school en route fqr tho City Abbatoirs, in the middle of the day, and they .generally pass tho school whon tho children, are at rocreation. Could not the proper authorities devise somo other means and obviate this, by compelling owners to drive cattle through here at an early or late hour, ior I unhesitatingly prognosticate, without foar of contradiction, that somo of these days, if this cowro is pdrsisted ia, a' very serious accident will have to bo chronicled, ax a similar affair happened some few years ago, when a child wiih all but gored to death by ono of the animals,— VoAn ( &0., Vai.i.ky Road.



Wanted* WANTED, v good Carpenter.— Apply before 8 o'clock to-morrow inornlnijr Lonorgan »ud Pinehell. l'lmnbora, Qruy-street ANTED. — Wanted to Soil, very cheap, having (iO cases of Salad Oil, Castor Oil, ami Scented tlnlr Oil to soil on Com luisnion. como from A N. Into Fire. Castor OiL M bnttle Is C<l dozen, fsM by tho case; Salad Oil. Bd buttlo, Os 3d b>* tlio cast) ; Morton 8 Sconted Hull? Oil, Is bottle tor lid. 63 3d dsnon, 5a by tho case: Robinson's Patent Groats, only lid; Tin (food Ton, Is 4d lb; Cocoa and Milk, only 8d tin; Heonted Soup. 8 cakes for is; Mixed Splc\ 8 packet* for Gd ; Wutur lluttlns. only 6d; Ulnss Decttiitoi-n In: Wine Glasses, 2d; white uud Cold Sols of Juks, 3a not: White and Uold Cuue uml Saucers. Bd. 7s Od dozen : Glass Jugs. Ul i Japuliese Gloss for IJoots, only 5d bottle, 3 bottles for Ib: Hoot Protectors, only 3d curd ; Nutmeg*, M 0/.; Kpsom Balln, Id dozen. L's tkl Tib box; Pens, Ikl box; Spectacles, tkl and la; Kxorcap Hooka, 2d and 3d; Collec, la 2d lb.-H. WA'l I', t'itlßtroct. Largo Tea Trays, only la 33. TXT ANTED KNOW N- W That tho HTOCIC of CI.OCICS AND WATCH K8 AND JKWRLLKUY at GOODSQN'S LONDON AUOAD.E.J hns beon Greatly Augmented uy LARGE AR RIVALS and an Inupcction ia solicited of Ibe .STERLING OOUJ and SILVER GOODS (all WARRANTED) In tho QuMii-strool Windo^ and the Aiiintio IMITATION JKWKLM.RY In tho Victoria-street Window. Wo make a SPECIALTY of these Two Linos, kciomni,' both the Uenulno and the limtntlon U) SIjI 1 all TASTK3 and Dockets; but they aro kept Sflpa rate, and Displayed in Different Streets. Hterl- Silver Beta, is tkl; llrooehe.t and Unit's, s each ; and olhor Lines oojially Cheap, at GOODbON s LONDON AItCADK. Quoen-Bt. and V letoriu Bt.. and at CUrtßtohnroli and Wolllimtoir. Iho i auoj Goods Btock la Unequalled in tho Colony. VVT ANT E D KlTo W N NOW BHOWINU J. (i. BROWN'S, PARNELL, li7-SI'KCIAL VAL.UK IN u-1 ULSTERS AND FOUII ■IN - HANDS, DHESS GOODS, MILLfiNERY, S " HANDMADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIERY AND <jLOVES, VELVETEENS., \ LAHGK STOCK OK (i KNKItAL DUAPKHY TO SKLKCT >'lt()\T, AND I'UIUKS hOWKK THAN QUKKN-ST., 1 AT J, O.:BROWN'S, I'ARNELL. "Vy A X T E D • X N O W N TO UK CLKAHKD, + T BTEPnEN S O N ' S, KAnANOAIf.VI'K KpAD. NKWTON. SOO pairs Kid flloves. la Cd pcr.puir; 1.090 pairs lisle 'Ilireail Glovea, Bd. worth I; 1,500 • pieces (good ehailefl) Ribbon Velvet. 13 yarda for 9d; COO yards Utah Ulbbons (9 ahades). Is 6d per yard ; 2.000 dozen Dress Buttons. 2d por dozen: Dreau Materials. 4Jd. Cd, 7}d per yard upwanls;' 1.000 junis French Cashiiiero (10 ahadee), Is per yard; W0 ynrds French Merino (« shadosp*, 1» 9il, worth 'Ja M; Cr moan Shlrtlner. 91<1. Ib, Is Sd. to 2s 3d per yard; Untoa'SJilrtingu. from OJd upwards; Flannels. 7id,'wtf Is per yai-d upwards; 9xl Blankets (all' .wobllaps lid per pair. Try our lGs Trousers to Moaa«u;c can'l bo boaten. '"^Sli MILLItfERY— U7 oxperlencod hands ■ jL DBESSIiAKiNO—by experienced hand| i'A|L6jllNa-r-by esperlonced hands O!f TJ?E PKEMIBES. • : STEPIIEN'gQIJ'S PftAPERY AND BALE* .•\YAREH°UBE- '' "'"'"■ KAUANGAHAPB IIOAD, NKWTO«f r , WANTED X N O'WJjfk- A FEW OF ■ ~W: ■■' NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S' f;> WKLL-THIED RKMISnif;S FOH AVINTKB U3K. ' f, COMPOSITION pO^yDER.-It Is knoym in all Kngliah-npeaklng countries for rta many, goed ([imliticß. You who are Buhject to Colds or Sore Throats don't bo without it; Is Cd a tin; BALM OF GILEAD.—Seven years' trial has proved this to be one of the Host Cora pounds evor oitercd for tho our.o of Colds, Bronchitis, ABthma, and Cpugh. 2/s a B,ott]e. COUGH pOWDKß.—Klteotual an,d quick in Congestion, Pleurisy, Q? In(lajiip>ation of tho Lungs, la 6d a Tin, COUGH SYRUP.—Where tliore are children notliiug is better for Coughs. Croop". or' Brori chltls. A pure pxpectorant without morphiji or opium. Is 6d 2a a Bottle. i . HOP BITTERS, 2a 6d a B'fltUe. , ■ NEIL & ~C~L~ I F 1? O B D, HERBALISTS, Botanic Dispensary,' Wbllksi.ey-street, ' "■ Auckland. Advertisements Ute fer Classification LOST, a Small Bunch of Keys, in vicWty.of Post office.—A reward oh r.C: turning Bame to Stab olHco. ' -*. ELMONT HOUSE, yinc.ent-streer,— • Boaj'd and Residence, llrs't-olaßß acoom niodation, for Geutlemon, also.Married Couples. —MrS HllßtOll. -. ; ?■ ■'• ';' % f|lO LET, Shop ap4 5 rooms,,,HpßSah-st.j' L alßi'S-roomoi House', Upper Union-st.-- Apply Ttioinaa.Constablo. Ho' gan-atrcet. VquNlS MAN who can bo highly recommended epeks ' Employment in oliouso-or Ofiice.—Addross Qfllee,-Devon port Poa yjfllcj. ' »■■■;. XTTANTED, a strong, trustworthy Boy, |f to 'payry out drllhrs an(} inako hjnisplf gfnerally useful.—U. 11. Ilijghes, Family Grocor y\ rellinp;tou-Btrc.o't. . . ' ANTED, Cionernl Servant for'hotdliii Tarannki. Good wages. •• Apply Masonic Hotel. Priicoss st cat. T OST, on Saturday night, a long, Steel jLJ gr 7 Maclntaah, striped inside. Finder will bo rt-Avarded.—Apply Etknisg STABOIIIrf, "TSTANTEE, someone to adopt two Baby W Bnya.-Apply " Jj'St." ST,yit Ofllcp. ■ WANTED, a Baker. — Apply qt Gity Bakery after 6 p.m. ' WANTED, a good Tailoross.—Apply to M. Higgins, Tailor. Victoria-street. " ANTED, Two Men to shift spate and forms at 5 p.m. oaeh evening ilnring the Gospel Mission. — Apply to ;Mr Hazcll,' Riding School, New North Road. Ff)O LET, .Pmjapnby, clo;iO to Threp I Lampa, House of'Slx: ropijts: with attsched laundry and bath-room; (jag and city water; rental a week., -Knquire XV". It.' Mitchell, Mer cantile Chambers. ANTED, an Active Man aa Partner ; eanifat iiefi(ji(;od, £$' to jßluU.—Apply ." Bona Fide," cn»a SJ\Ti ofll'po.'" r" WANTED, n General Servant, able to cr)ok\—Wyn'yard ArmsHotol. corner of Syroondeima'VyaiieHl()y.iitf(i6i(|. ' ' • iTTANTED KNOWN, that the Meetings Vf in the Riding School will be Continued KVERyNIGHT -THIS W^EEK'nt 7.30, eXcipt )»KSij,pufda^ 'Al)p f ro jnylt^d: ■* ■ f pSTon SaljJrfJay, ejther pq fmy Bflat JUi or Nopth Shore, a Small Bjown Fur Bag, .c'oniafnin? purse, &c.—Finder' can' keep the [jhope, yvr(\ CTqfripanylßo^ce..' '-' »• ' '' L'p^'",,at tlio auctiop j() Alten Road to clay. a'Purso contvinine three]£l notes and Bmn}l OhanKo!—A reward on raturnipg same to Jurs'Craisr.iPrjncßijfttree.' ;:':.. i ?. -t"-:"



i Wanted. WANTKD, respectable Lads as Appron tioes to tho ISonch.—J. Tronwlth'a 800 Factory, WiLke(]clil-ntroet. ~ ,VX7"ANTED, a tfoy to tease horschai', MY and'makc himself generally useful.- Apply VV. Hurt, Spring Mattraus Makor, Albert streel.iiext Grey's. WANTED, Boy to nuiko himself usolu iv garden ami ulublc —Apply Mr C. S Si.aylo George, Graflon Kuad, between houra 01 li iiml 7 p.m. or 8 ami 1) a.m. "V|T"ANTEL), a competent Book Sewci JJ immediately.—C. Coop«r, Bookbinder. Victoria-street. ' ■ D, " S first-class Jobbing Com- T T positor.—Apply To-morrow, sharp, 10 Harrington & Co., Owl Printing Works, Karan gnhapu Koad. i uxt Bank S.X. WANTED, two good Painters and Scrimmers.—Apply after S p.m. to Hunt and Craig. Painters and JJeeoratorj, Victorin Avonue, New North Koad. . WANTED, a steady Man to drive a team of horses.—Apply at King's Anns 1 lotcl, Newton. VITANTED, Respectable Girl as General \ T Sonant.—Bl. Grey-street. XNTED, a 'Young (iirl for the drapery.—Apply " VV.," Stak olllce. > WANTED, a Good General Servant; nono others need apply to Jane Smith, Diaper, Quecn-stroet (next the United Service Hotels >J_ WANTED, at once, a good General Sorvant,—Apply Mrs G. Jones, College Ruailj next Knglaud-Btroot. ANTED, a rospectable Girl, from 14 to 10, to assist in housework.—Apply Mra I'lirkinuiii, ■111, Orey-Mtrccl. ANTED, an improvor to tho Drops- making.-Apply at Stak Omce. ANTED, a good Assistant to the Dressmaking; also Apprentices-Apply to Mrs Hemingway, Junction Drapery, l'reo man'B Hay. _. WANTED, good Needle Hands.— Haiuuol Lovell, Wollosley-ntreet. W ANTED, 2 good Crimean Shirt Ma chinists.—Apply Mrs Wilson (first cot 'tiiKe, Newton Hoad, off dymonds-streot). ANTED, Scrubbing by a respectable. , Woinnn-omccs cleaned, &0.-Apply for^mldress to "David." Star Office. ANTED, by a rospectable person, Washing or Charing, town.—Address by letter, Mrs H., 3tau Ulllce. XITANTED, in n private inraily in i7l'on- VV sonhy Koad, Ludy and (ieagproen or GenJJomun Hoarders.—Address "L.mii.,' b'l'AU I)fti6e. _____ Tif^'AN'-ED, threo respectable Working VV Men »B JJoftrdero.—Mrs Impoy, Grafton Koiia. tlrird hOHsls from Choral flail. Terms moderate ANTED, one or two Wentlomeu a? Hoarders In a private family; chess play- Oruproferred.-MiHLcvi. Vcpuula, Upper lUtt sirect, Newton. WANTED, Board and Residence In prlvato family; neighbourhood of Par nell protorred,—State terms and full particulars to-"r.K,,"STAiiOfllce, ____ \X7TANTED, 3 respectablo Working Men VV:' as Boarders; turms, 186 per week,-. Apply-S. Herbert, Family Butcher, Mount Kdcn Koad.' WANTED, two respectable Men as Boar4ora;terms, fil (washing, mending). —Mrs Hunter, tlrst ljpusu top Hepburn-street. ANTED, ft respectable Young Person to Bent a Furnished Bedroom, with use or kltolion fire ; la per weok.-Mra T. More, Park Road, Newmarket. WANTED, 2 or 3 respectable Young Men as Boaixlera; terms moderate.— Apply Manchester House, Nelson-st., between VYolleslcy and Victoria-streets. ANTED, Sporting Men and the Public to inspe«t tho Picture of the White Stcoplcclmsir Bucephalus, at Phillplps's, Colour man, Queen-street. i WANTED, Young Men afraid of plunging into matrimonial expenses to inspect ft Lady dressed in a decidedly■ inex pensive fushtoivit''hilliPP»''i.t>> loul' m-nUucoll- litrept. \\ T ANTED, a respectable Person to VV adopt a healltiv Kunialo Child, 9 months ol.t -Inquire Mra Copland. IU to 11 p.m., corner Uuudry and_Ogford-i«rei.t». Newton. i'iTANTTID^a IVst-trqttjng Upstanding \V vllorso for spring trap; _j cwt trial; age not to exceod 0 yearn.—Apply, stating price, ffi-.. {o ''X.-.,' Star oljjcc. ANTED, all W Bead "Hard Times and Land Monopoly," an appeal to >.he Klectors on the burning nucßtion of tho day. Published by N. G. Lennox, Aucßland, and sold by all Booksellers. Price, Quo Bhlfling. _ \\T ANTED, our Customers to call in as V ¥ olten as convenient to have their silk hats dressed, for which no chtirKc will bo made—Moore, Competitive Hatter, Pitt ana Bi'i'cHl'OTd streets. VKTANIJED TO" PURCHASE, for cash, VV a good Freehold Property, in or near tho city ; value £'2.000. and yielding a rental to pay a reasonable percentage on the investment.— Apply to Haber and ItawUugs, Commission Afeun'ts, Fort-street. W'~ ANTED—When you aro in llobson- Ulreot cult and see the largo und cholco stoi-k otSloWiel Tweeds just opened for the coming wason arWunrdfliid AHMi gall's.' iXrANTiiD^.OOO W*tcn"«ramraocks V*' to (Jlean'Riid Itc'puir iil T. S'titaford'a, WatchuiSker, rtctoritt-'sin-.ff must Union Bank). OhirfgesJModcrato; all.work wtu-rautod for^l2 lnftitilii ... ... ■%\TA?KTED JMJENr'tlio splendid assort- VV n»eiit of Boots and Sho_» now On View in my Window.-H. KwlO, Auckland Boot Km poriuin. Victoria street ____ tiTANTED KNOWN— Taraiiaki Salt V¥v ■ mtter, 6d per lb; White Sugar, 3*d per lb.-Tifiiloi/s Co-operation Store. Huhsou : street. ANTltl)" KNOWN, — Fire ! Fire ! Fire!—Bo in time and see the Furniture, only sllffhily ilamußcd by lire In yictoria-s'.reot, at lJampiei- h Large Furnishing Shop, Ilobson-St. WA NT E D KNO W N.—Smith and Caußhcy have just opened a parcel o£f Nuns' Veiling in uliades suitable for evening wear-pink, sky, cream, and white. AN*ED '.KNOWN—Girls' Uletors, from 2s M ; Costumes, from 4s ; Hosiery. Gloves, Ribbons, and Laces In great variety, at Donald \V, Jack and Cos., Ponsunby Bond. XTtTAN-ED~KFd\VN--Boyß' Hats and VV Caps froui Gd; (jood va uo In Men's Shirts, Socks, Collars, and Ties ; at Donald W Jack and Cog- Puimonby Ituad. '■\V7-ANTED KNOW-N—Seal Bags, with V T qr without muff, a beautiful as.soi tnicnt. Nt all prices; af. O)i»rlea Kqlpey and Co.'s, 120, Quecn-sticet. \X7 ANTED KNOWN — Shilling Hair VV Brush 1 Hair Brush for One Shilling! The Shilling Hair Brush! White handle Hair Brush, only Ono Shilling! —At Ksbson's. Draper, Pousonby. \ \XT ANTED KNOWN —Charles Kelsey Vt and Co. have a beautiful assortment of Gold and Silver Jewellery, tho whole of which has tho morlt of being genuine as they keep no imitatioiiß.-Cl|arlpß Kelsoy and Co., 120, Queen- Btreot. W~ ANTED KNOWN—Chkap Timb-b ! CnKAPjIMnKRI And all other khide of Building Materials, canbepurobiwod cheaper and hotter than any whore else at the yards of P. GOLD!-. Albert-atreot. WANTED, Jiuyers for Velveteen, at Is 61 y&td i Trimmed Hats, from 3s Ud; Blankots, frtm 103 Cd i>iilr; Shooting, from lid to Is ad: Flannels, froln §fd; AVoi)<en's and Childrens Stockings, from Cd; cheap and Fashionnblo Dross Materials. A large assort ment of tho above of unequalled value at Wcllesloy Houao.—A. Lovott. WANTED KNOWN;—That Samuel Lovki'.i, has opened an Fstablishmcntin Buchanan's Buildings, Welleßley-atroet, as a First-class Mantle and Jacketmakcr.and having had a largo experience in some of tho best *I<ondon houses, is in a position" to guarantee a Perfect Fit, Latdßt Stylo, itad good Workman ship. Tho Dressmaking Bra'ncli will bo undor the supervision of an experienced orson, _ WANTED KNQVV'N—Velveteens from One and sixpence por yard at Kobson's, Draper, Ponsonby. Blailcots, Counterpanes, Calicooj. Flannels; very cheap. ANTED KNOWN.-I take this op portunity in lhank'ing my many friends .and Oustonior3for past favours, and hope fov a pontinuanco of t|io samo, Uj'cssm&klng in al jhQ latest Htyles.—Mrs Kirkniau. Dressmaker, Jlctoria-stroot Woßt (two doors from Willlams's Tailor). WANTED SEEN by all buyers o.f Jewollory, Kelspy's stock of real Silver and real Gold.' They keep no Imitations on their premisos; they thorefore gnarantoe everything sold by them to bo real silver or gold.—Charles Kelaey and Co., 120. Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN, that all working men.can Baye thoir money by calling at tho Governor'epfddn 'ResHaiirant.- AH Moals Sispen'co; Boftri} r,n;} Lfldging iiis per week.— Robevt Muifloolc, Proprietor.—Noto tho address -rNearly opposite the Waltonmta Hotel, and alone to thn Daclr WANTED, all the New Arrivals, and Old Onos. too. to Call at Farrell and Barnaby's, Butchers, 175, Quoon-street, to in spect tlio'quallty and examine tho price of our Meat. Pnmo Local Bcof and Mutton, fi-om 2d per lb. Cash purchasers most liberally dealt with. 801 l np, and 1111 your kits for very little nionoy. • WANTED. KNOWN-fhat tho AUot mtmts at Mont lo Grand, Mount Roskill Road, aro ready for Selection. They arc beautifully situated'; iiiagnificcnt scenery, which can never ne built out; soil.semi-voleonici no stones to blear; 'busses pass at convenient intervals throughout tho day, and late at night. Apply on property to E. T. Herbert ' ]_ "\I7ANTED KNOWN,, that g«od Saddle V? Horapa f.na Single and Doublo-seatod hlftjfeiea'ari'for. llit'O a^ J. Martin's Stables, Parnefl. '_ WANTED, Everyone, to See the 3>jew " Pearl Inlay " Birthday Cards, at R. F, Finch's, Queen-street-, ■^TITAWTIiIi)- JiNGWN.—In. future the YV Barber at Parncll will be fo,und at home all day. Town prices. WANTED KNOWN to'pamfors and Paperlianwjye,— 'thai 'i wito, in Karanga hapel{oad,can sell No. 1 Scrims a( 45d cash, being a direct1 impbrtei*. ' ' X\T ANTED,, Tenders for Cottage an^ .VV Shop on Moupt EoskiU Road.' To close on ; Wednesday. Specifications, &c, af J t Willerton^j 4.bercrombie-qtrce^. The' Iqwcat oe anyjepapr hot ncca'ssa'fly accepted. TTSrANTEDK?'bWN;—To be'ep.ld ch,^ap, r*V at Austen's Furniture Shop, 310. Upper •aueen-atTbet; S(n«lp, Flux Jlattrftgseg, C& ; Double, do., 15,s!&easteudl; 10s; Balll.asses, Charon's Cqta, Oouchpsi. Suitea of Furniture, Jatopf!. Tables. Saucopans, Boilers, and all kinds of Furpitura, at 310, Upper Queen-stceet; All kinds of farniture bought.



To Let TO LET, a Shop in a central position.— A]i])]y Circulating Library. PuHioll. j« rjlO LET^a Eurnished"SedrOom, 4 d'ooiv -8. from tlio Y.M.U.A., Albert-street. . TO LET, in Albert-street, singlo anc itoiibln Bed Tooniß, furnished orunfiirnlslicd —lmiuirc Piofcasoi■(!. H. Evans. _ TO LET, at Nortlicute, JBhkeiihead, near wharf, l.roonied Cottage andoroliaid 1 acriia land.—ApplyX. McMaster, Queen-street. TO LEIV in; Vincent-street, "one.or fewc • Furnished ■Bedrooms and Sitting-room; .use rtf kitchen ;:kus and water; private fanilly. —Apply ST.ut Ufflco. TV\O LET, a convenient ii-roomed House, JL. close to College Road. Kent, lla lid.— Apply to F. Nighiiogale, Cpllego llond. TO LET, a Room with use of kitchen, near Quccn-ttrcet.—For address apply at ST^ttOllice. rpO.LET, in Norfolk-street, Ponsonby, a A 9-roomed House ; two register grates, gas and water laid on, wash-house (detached).— Apply J. Morrison, Asphalt r, Newtou Road. LET, -1 roonieil Cottage, Summer . street, Ponsouby; rent,, lis. 8 roomed Houso, liirßO allotniont, .Sentinel Road. Pon sonby; runt, 20s.—Apply \V. Gulliver, Queen street. npo LET (cheap), to a respectable tenant, A a nice New House, live rooms, every con venience, close to the Tramway Terminus;— A wily Walter H.MpWlwnin. Ttavlield. I'onsonhv. rilO LET, a Seven-roomed" Villa, with two" JL rooms dctuchi'd, in Ring Terrace, Shelly liuncli; every convenience.—Appiy lo Joseph U'oodall, Arthur's Mart, Queen-street;' or1 Woodall's Store, Haokett-atroet, Ponsonby., TO LET, tbo 3-storied Brick Building known as Foster's Boot Factory; in Rut land-street, just oil' Qu*>nstreet; suitable-fora manufactory or wholesale store.—Apply to L. H. Nuumrgcn, Darby-street, TO LET, at Mount E.len~2~G-Roomed Vi'las, with buy windows, verandah, fire places (with register grates), tanks, cellars, und outhouses, situated just below Snath's /Bus (j/llcc.—Apply to Jesse Stokes,. JXount^Kdon. ITIO LET OR LEASE, Cottage and 1 acre JL, of. Land, In \.he best position, village of Otahuhu, on reasonable term* to a good tenant. —Apply to John O'ltoilly, Bookseller, 'Welles loj. tract; or lo Mr J.Cook, Otahulm. ■ ' * - rjnO~BE LET, charming Marino Villa, X London-street, with splendid water view, on largo allotment: a very eoinforablo Four fooriiea Dwel lntf. wjth good workshop and out house atbaek.—W. L. Mitchcl1, 8 Mercantile Chambers OOMS To Let (unfurnishedJ.'&ilHO;; lariTe work or storeroom (io\Yfl)i ond? store at Hay of Islands.—R. Henry's Registry,1' jliortlaud-atreet. ,; ■' ::* /-.,' :i\ NORTH SHORE.—To Let, on Clieltcn ham Beach, a well-furnished House of 7 uanif ,r-Apply R. and E; Dii4jar,-^qwer Wharf, For Sale. FOR SALE, a Spring Cart in'good'prder. Thos. Wigg, ICarangahiipe Road (near Queen's Hotel). .. ...... FOR SALE, three-4-roomecl new Houses,! one Allotment, in Newton.—Price. £115' jach. Good investment, — APPIy Mr-White; grocer, Newton. '''.. Oil SALElforth Shore), Houses, oS'43 j. and (! rooms ; also. Building Lots.—For larlioulars apply B. Tiwner, 8, Queen-street, • I~fT6'l7 SALE, Circular Glaes-frtunt ' Brougham, Horses. Harness, &0.. in first slass order: to be sold a bargain.—lt. H. \\ itt, Joach I'uintor, Uurliam-street. j FOR SALE—Houses, valuable Sub;irJ){Cn Properties, Farms, Hotels, paying Uusinesses, good Partnerships. — Grant and Jrossan, 75, Qiiiienstroet. OR SALE, Horse, Saddle, and Bridle (complete), The horse is quiet and trußt vorthy. ako runs well in harness. — Apply 'M.C.," Stab ofllce. :■ .' " ' FOR SALK, Working Men'a Cottages, liavue Allo'munts, on deferred ]iayment irinclulo; small deposits.—Grant and Crossan,, A, Queen-street. ' ■ '. ITIOR I'OSITIVE SALE, two 4-roomed . Cottages and ono Shop and Dwelling, each vith frontages to two good streets in the city.— \)iply to •lolin Soppet, House and Laud Agent, So. 8, Qucen-ntreet. - ' " OR SALE, RqkeUy-atreot, v cbwfort ablc 1-roo.med Cottage) with gas and wa.ter; n good order, and will be told cheap.—H. Part ngton, Ijtnd Agent. '. . i'_ IjIOR Immediate Snlo, Exmouth-strect, two Cottages with six Alloiinents, all in nv.hard; flvo and four rooms. Will Bell separate )r toaether.—H. Parlington. Ijind Agent. EtOR SALE, Gieat North Road, well finished House of live rooms, Hour- .troet, :he,ap ; also, two large Allotments, Stanley treet. cheap. — H. Partington, SUclibury's luildlngs. _. 3 Zf FOR SALE, a fashibnable anS well-bliilt Dot: Cart, nearly new ; also, Silver-mounfed larness ill goo<l condition.-11. B. Orchard, 18, \'ew Zealand Insurafiijc BiiHdlngs. Ij^Oß SALE, in Farnell, most convenient ' House of 3 rooms and Allotment 50 x 200; ipicmlld vieu of lhe harhuiir; only IS minutes 'rom Postolllce. —W. and J. Krator. Lund Agents. Quuen-9trcet. : ' ■■ ■ v, -, FOR SALE, 2 good Shops with comfort able Dwelling! back entrance, water and jus laid on : let to good tenants at 30s a week; litmited in Karangahape Road.—For particulars ipply to Mevsrs Carbines & Taylor. Auctioneers. FOR SALE, 4-rootned Ho.ubo, Sunnyside Road, Mount Rdon. Aliotmont 30x190. A.Uo. three Aliotinohtti ad joining, each 50 x 196 feet.—Apply to G. Garry, at Mr Mason's, Hair Dresser. IHOR SALE (a Bargain), a Corner Allot ' mont with 'X feet frontage to Great North , Road by SU feet to McKelvlo-slrcet, with good Shop tCni\ Bwelllng erected thereon, and lot to good tenant. Price. £.'«».—For.fnrthar particu lars, Carbines and Taylor. Auctioneers. IjlOH SALK at once, first rate Boarding, J house (city), II) rooms; bath, gas: ingoing £l.A); rent low; louk lea-se ; a wood chance! nice little Fancy Goods Shop; stock small ■ cheap.—Business Excliango Agency, High-st (upstair?)— Wooding & Co FOR SALE (Epsom), -a v'ovy desirable l Jroperty, situated on the main road and, within tho four miles radius irbin the Auckland Postoillco. Tho House coin wises six good rooms, lltted with every convenience; the grounds, a acres in extent, ore of the best de scription ot volcanic loam : to ho sold cheap and on easy term*I.—Apply to J). F. Kvana, Auction-, ccr. Land and Estate Agent, Quceh-atreet (nexf Bank of Australasia!. ■ ■ ■ U6S ;; ELtA VISTA ROAD.—Orand Allot" ment to ba sojd ghcap for cash, planted and fenced, commanding oho'of the best niarino viows In Ponsonby. — \V. L. Mituhcll, 8, Mercantile Chambers. _J IWTOtTH SHORE,—For Sale, a; Protty _L 1 llttlo Gothic Villa, of 5 apartments near tho Victoria Wharf yet retired, being adjoin ing tho residences of tho lion, do B. Dovercujx and the late Captain Wynyard; tho allotment in 50 x 118; and the soil of excellent quality; The* houso is nearly now,, and fitted with retristor Erate, colonial ovon; &c; very suitable for a quiet couple or small 'family.—lt. Tannery Agent, 8 Qn,e.on-B_treo,t. , ', -: R~"INGSLAND, New North Road.—2 4-roomrd Verandah Cottagoi!, fogisterod ttrates and colonial ovoriß;'price, 41G0 oao\).— Terms, apply J. R.i Randorson', Maroiuitilo Chambers, Qucon-strect. RINQSLAIfD ESTATE.~For Sale (a 'Great Bargain), 4-roomcd Verandah Cot tagp with seiiliery and eypuy convenience, on freehold allotment 10 x 113. ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 200 casks Portland Cement, Plaster of Paris. Fireclay, by ton or lb, Firo Bricks, &c—R. Jenklnson, Builder, Lorne atreet. ■ SUPERIOR Villa Residence, Clarenco-st,, for £380. Grand M[a>kct Garden. Sito, KOPd black soil, tho pick of Rbcohanlt HSstato; 0 a,ores for £300 cash.—W. h. Mltohell. La,nd Apront. ■ TO CHEMISTS AND, DRUGGISTS^ Business for. SalQ in a first-class nosition in tho suburbs; satisfactory reasons far disposal, —Apply to W. V. Stevens, High-street. , OQA- FOR SALE, Cottage, 4 rooms, dt*O\r Mount Roskill Ro ß ff; fl3o cash, balanco lGs week. B. S, rv<lCß.—W. V. Steyocs, High-street, ■ ■4f/iil& —FOR SAL.X, large Six 3&"rit.\y4.^» roomed House, wash-house, allotment I'JJft x 165 ft, in Mary-street, off JJovtof Eden Koad, close to Snrman's. Stoyo, /"\N HAND AND fO ARRIVE,, WOOD'S FLOUR. 200'a, 100's, and 50.'« McGILL'S OATMKAL, 200's, 86'a, and Fa Q.AT3 (Feed and Milling) WAIKATO POTATOKS SlAiaSi. SHARPS. BRAN, CHAFF fOWL WHEAT, ONIONS, OHKKSK HAMS AND BACON, TEA SUGAR, BONKOUST PRIME CORN KD BEEF, 1001b Hegti, &C, to.,' &q, AIS.Q. TO AKBIYE XX CLIFTON, 30, TONS TPRIMK OAMAHV POTATOES, ' ' At the LOwot Cnrront Rate's. A. & fi. EATON, Com,mkhck-stkkkt TF>O?ERT TUD^HOPE, Plumber, &c, JV begs to auuoiuico that he has taken over the Plumbing business pi Mr Samuel Pa'rker.and in roihovinp; to his now premises in Wellealoy? street, opposite tbo Opera House, wo\dd'tako the opportunity to iha.uk his nuiucvoun friends (or pJst favours, and in solv'Uiuß a uom tnuanco of support, woujd stafo tliat his moro extensive premiecs imd facihti&d will enable him to carry an tli.j (riiuo in all Its branches to greater ad yantngo than formerly. GAS FITTINGS, a splendid 9tock, at olionjuat prices in town. Excellent assp.rtn,;s«« or Elec tric Bells and Fitting. Oovriigated Tanks, OhimiiGy Cp.Vt-13, V»-ash Basins ahrt Jjavatories, KorcablJ Baths, &«., Portable Washing Boilers, toco. Estimates given for all branches of tho, trade In town or country, R,QE®IAS 'I'U»EHOPE, WELLKSLEY-STREET, opposite Opera Hpnso Wf A^'i'El), tendevß for- th,e Erection of T* a Cottage.—Plans and speoitloation till Thursday, 12tli ijhst:, at I- o'clock, at falbot's Ci^cnlaltffgHbr^i;y,'P.arnell. { mENpjpRS ar% invited "for the Construe-. '.\ lion of a WobdenJPootbr^w across gully, Contmcrcia^ Road. Plans and specification 3eei( at J^v. T.. Wilson's, Commercial Road, &ingsland?]?,orta.ter <han THyRSDAY, 12th . instant. ' " ".. ...... : ,_ • Coonnncdbn nnt fage ■



I'nblic Notices- AUCKLAND WORKING MEK'S FHIKXDLY AID HOniETY.-Mombera ol .tin) above Lodge arc requested to meet at the residence of Bro. S. Bitkns. Munukau lload, opposite Grammar School. TO-MORROW (Tuesday) AFTERNOON, to follow the remains of Ilia lals Wife, lo llieir last resting place. By order.—\y. K.uickv, Chairman; B. G..BuitUKSS. Secretary! w '.riM&N. j XTATIONAr, ORDER: '\er&S-W ±-\ ODDFRLLOAYS.- W^L'^ySwPJONEKR LODGE, No. f1.%, x?3Kcie^JL/S^ A.D.—Memnersot the above Lodge are requested to as .sJP^ lload. Parnell, opposite th Grammar School, TO-MOHROW (Tuesday), a 3 o'clock p.m., to accompany to the grave the remains of the late Wife of Bro. Samuel Burks. ByprtlorofN.fi.-C. B. THQRNK, Secretary. TtTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it is jl\ intended to introduce a Bill next sebsiou of Parliament to constitute the Borough Coincil of Onelmntfu a Harbour Board for the Harbour of Manulaui. Copy of the Bill is deposited In the .Resident Magistrate's Court, Onehunga , 0. MAURICE OHOHKE. Qnehunga, May 31.18X1. [ NORTH SHORE "AT HOME,' DEVONPORT.-Tbe first Dance of tho Season will take place in the Devonport Hall on Wednesday Evening next, atSo'ciock., Intending members arc respectfully requested to attend.— James M. Sibbin, Acting Hon. Sec. EVANGELISTIC SERVICES will be held in the Ponsonby Wcsloyan School room on TUESDAY, Juno 10th, and following evenings, as per ljand - bills circulated. Addresses by Ministers and Friends. All are invited. "DARNELL DISTRICT SCHOOL. . Tho School Committee of Parnell having been requested to open a N ight School, hereby request all who are wishful to attend to send or leave their names and addresses to the Secretary on or before THURSDAY, 12th iiißtant, J. \V. ROBINSON, Secretary. |TpARNELL LAWN TENNIS CLUB. The Annual General Meetii g of tho above Club will take plaeo at the Shed, Parnell, T0- MORBOW (Tuesday), 10th instant, at 4.30 p.m. bharp. Members aro requested to attend, ;' ■ g. \V. D'ARCY in VINE, Hon. Sec. XIO 11M OND ROAD PRIMITIVE MKTHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL will plvtf a varied Entertainment To-morrow Even ing. Juno 10th, at 7.30, consisting of hongs, Reci tations, Readings. Admission at door—Adults, Cd ! Children, half-price. ipUPIL TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. Tho Annual Examination of Pupil Teachers and Candidates for Employment will be held at Auokland, Thames, and Hamilton, on TUES DAY, Ist July, 18S4, and following days. All Pu,pil Teachers of tho First and Second Years are required t« attend, unless specially exempted by tho Board. j Pupil Teachers pt' the Third Year, who desire: to bo examined, should send in their names not later than SATURDAY, 21st June instant. By order of the Board. VINCENT E, RIPE, Secretary. TySSOLUTJON OF PARTNERSHIP, The Partnership lately existing between the undersigned as Bo,ot nnd Shoe .Manufacturer*, under the panic or style of Coles and Walton, has this-day heon Dissolved by mutual consent, Mr RIOHARD WALTON wM continue in the Business, and discharge all liabilities con tracted by the late linn. Dated this 7th June, 188 L GKORQE A. COLES. .RICHARD WALTON. Witncßs: W. L Mitchki.l, 8, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street. ____ TVT L. M I T C H E L L, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, FOR LEASE far a Lang Tenn-A Splendid Farm of 110 Acres, freehold, in grass, with a Leasehold attached of 150 Acres, having good limber for fencing; within 10 minutes'walk of n rising township, with the advantage of a con stant and excellent market, There is a com modious family leaidoncn, and also outhouses, cow-sheds, barns, &c. This is a first-class farm. capablo of producing a good income, and is now [n a high state of cultivation. Purchasing clause 3an be obtained i£ necessary. FAR-MS FOR SALE OR LEASE - Good Houses and Allotments for Sale. Houses to Let. Grand Sections—Mount hdon, Ponsonby, North Shore, and other places, for Sale. MONEY TO .LEND, on Mortgage on good Freehold Security. PARTNERSHIPS Negotiated, and Confiden tial Agencies undertaken.. 8, Mercantile Champers, Qiibkn-sthket. RABBITS! RABBITS! RABBITS !- Einhty Braco to sell To--night; all fresh mil fat, from 2s to 33 por brace.—(j. W. Knight, Poulterer. Qnccn-street. ' STORAGE for bond or free Goods at lowest rates.—X. and A. Isaacs, ONES! TO LEND on freehold security. —Joseph Blades. Solicitor, Vulcan Lane. ONEY TO LEND, on good freefikld . securities, at current rates. — Arch. Buchanan. Solicitor, Queen-street (opp-isite Bank of New Zealand). ISS PEATE, Fashionnblo Dressmaker, from London, late of Sydney. Style, fit, and Rood work combined. Lessons given in cutting and fitting.—Nelson-street, opposite St. James's Church. . 4^l i\ T0 £10' 000 LENT on Building 3W JL vf Society principles, or on other terniE lo suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built qn Weekly Payment System Mortgages, and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for Bale on 4th page. Biz per cent, allowed on money deposited for investment— C, Williamson Land. Kstote, and Flhanoial * u'ent and Valuer, High-street Auckland. T E G A h. The undcrsiii'ned begs to. announce that he has ccnvunoiicod to Practise as a Solicitor in the Offices ofjtho lato Mr K. K. Tyler. Imperial Cliambcrs,--Valcan Lane. JOSEPH BLADJK , Auckland. May 19,1551. G<'A L- E t) O N I A . H O T E Lh i SYMONDS STREET, _ ' •' kiAXCIS O'pb\V'P (lato of tho Family and Naval Hotel, Pitt-street) begs to thank his friends andyCnstomorß for past support, and wishes to inform them he is now Proprietor of the Caledonia Hotel, and wiU'be pleased to see his friends, as the very best brands of Wine* Ales, and Uecr will be kept, as heretofore.. Ac commodation for man and horse.—Note address; • F. O'DOWD, Caledonia Hotel, corner SymanuS street and ICarangalia,pe Poad, . ~,.■„ jT 00KOUT FOB THE PAMPHLET ! J^ _*|RTOSH DESPOTISMS i-c, ". r.- in. ■ te; ! -1. ■- --'• THE SOUTH SEA ISL.ANDS *: - ASP ■ THE PERSEgyTION: ;p.F ,MR.W. O.,HUNT BY ~ , S?R ARTHUR GORDON. High Commissioner, under -" The Western Pacific Orders in Council, 1877 and 1879," By VOX POPULIi. " X'opics of the abovo can be outivlneit ol Mr G. ulriiompsonr Agent, High-strbot, aOtt ;&ei»all Booksellers^. jrt>i'?.'. . v ■".■'-'' fjiifcE-rONE SHILLING. ISTew Ijaw Partnership. j THE UNDERSIGNED, beg to announce that they h,avo commenced Practise ia Co,-.partner. ship as BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS n Chambers in HiQR-s*i!>;j«', opposite Mr W. Atkir.'g PiiiAtlng Ollj.w. E, W. BURTO>f. W J, NAP^EB. AuckVvjil, September 22nd, 1,883, . " liost and Found* T OST, from Franklin Road, a Bay Poiw, X-i w>th long rojio rouud her n.ecfc. Finder rewarded. — Apply to Mrs Jagger. Franklin fioad. .' ■ T 03T.—Will the Udy who catted At J__i Lewisaon's about a yellow, gold mounted \Ya\ah Pendant, please leave j-ame at Lewis son's, Jeweller, and she. will bo handsomely re- Wft ded, T OST. on Saturday, 7th ir.aK, a Bottle ■ I Baskot marked " G,"—lnformation will be thankfully received hy tho Carter at Gledhill's Oordlal Fa.otw?« Wcllestey-street. LOST7ol7W«inwdaylaS7tt^jTGibbon'a sale, Parnell, a Purse oontajning a sum of Money.—Finder will be rewarded on returning tho same to Mr W, K. Thoniaa, fat. Stephen's Koad,' ParrieH. LOSf, on Ponsonby Road, a Lady's Gold Watch and Guard.—Kinder will bo rewarded on leaving it a,t J. Gribblo.'s, noxt \Vllßon's concrete house. Ponso^by. T OST orvFrjdAy last, a Purse containing _LJ ncite3.-=rTho finder will receive a rowwu Cf 61 on returning aamp to Stab Ofllce, FOUND, a Jet Locket.—Apply at Gavor nor Gordon H ing-roomSv Lowor AlUerti' street / '_ ' RS REVVARIX—Lpsti on Satuvday after. <lF noon, betweon Newmarkot and Valley Ro&tl, Mount UoskiH Road, a Black Tabby-Cat, with leatHer collar and heU.—Mrs Moilcei Valley Road, Mount Roski'Utoatl. ■. ■* As.-Lost, op Wcdaesday, 3Stb» fe» , Jt" tw«so!(i Pcnrose Crbi3hiK and OtahuUtt a Lady's Loathes BaKv cOAt4intng a aum ol money and variovia other avticlea,-r-'f l\o above reward will be paid to anyone returning tho a ime to H, Jackson, Butcher, Oto.hu.hu, or Star



r Business MoticcM. : ' " MISS HILL, Dressmaker, Collingwood sireet, Ponsonby. Style and flt!euarift: tcert. •■■■.- '!,;•■ ■ -■■ • ,?;r.;i •; \pMiER HOUSE,, l^incfe-fiireofc- XI Comfortable Board anil '..Residence— Vacancy for $ goutlwncn. Torins moderate. I>RTMK Canterbury Bacon Only Oil'-lh. . Rotail i ulso, small uoods of nil kinds at J. But'kland's; Butcher, Queon-atrcet, Oneliuuga. |'i lAf E ! LI ME! LIME >!—WSrited JM Known-The only person In Auckland burning Oyster Shell Lime is Jv Johnston. Arch Hill; 3d per hag. Reductions to ttjq trade1. ■'if ; G. ,;,H END, E R .&O: N='-S tf • CHERRY PECTORAL. a:'i.jV- •• • 2i (id and 4a Cd per bottle. To be had only at Medical Hall, Ponsonby, opposite Three Lamps. ■X%r.::':". o :.-/■■. « ..-■.■ \w;-..;;;T^ iT.T , All children suffer from them. •>? If suspected. ask.for the Certain Co". "■' SHARLAND'S WORM POWIJERS, lspacko>. __ Apot.liecH.riea' Hall, eppoaite Post-olliw. "Y7IOLENT 'Raging Toothache is in T pearly every Instance instantaneously cured by using Odgntalgicou. tho new remedy, Is —C. W. Uoodßon, London Arcade. T> ELIEF from Cough in Teii'Minuta.— L\J SHAKLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL. the^Pdltofflc'e" 1 ** Cll'~^''U sh|w:tond, BPPpaJts mOOTIIACHE CURE.—/Instantaneous' P. C-_BHAKLANO^opijoslto PoSfcoffice. .i-fc.il.. A-R-N'O-L D'S PENNY-fiCY'At LJ AND STEEL PILLS.-The moat populai luodiciuo of thbd&y. Price, 2*63 a box:—Colo nial Agunt, F. C. Siiarujjd, opposite the Post -O$SSr-i ~ - ■■- :;, - .:-.,,,v J-Q^j T> A T S I R AT 8 ! R A^S-l-rUa^ JV i >3HARJ i AJID'a PHOSPfiOH PAHM? Rats Mit it greodUy and die; no s3SO. Price, One Shilling a-Bottle. r. C. BHARLAND opiwaite Poalafflce. f > « »aKLJNii ion wu£ HAlß.—This el& i.fc g-.trd v^spdration completely eclipses very articles ola similar kind now before iie public-Price, UGd a bottle.—3uAßtANa, Anothocarics'HaU. , . . lANOFORTES Tuned ,(sa) by &n ex pcrienccfl hand from Klrkman's, London. Old Pianos entirely restored in tone, touch, and quality j HalnhVersrcfcltcd, Igninea-W. Sior, Karangahope Hoad, Newton Topposite Prinib's Jronmopecr). ■ . i- ■: sx m, AllO R A N,D. P' V T, FIT T SST ' VX FLET'CHER; Hobson-st,, ''* ■; Returns thanks ta his numerous patrons ,fdr tholr liberal support during the past,five' years,! still assuring them and the public'that only" Perfect Fits, combined with Firstolass Style and the Rest of Workmanship, arc {he rulisg' standards in the execution of. every order ip truated to his care. Prices moderate. .Terms cash. Gentlemen's own material made up." F*'G. '"E W I N G T 0 N, • ESJAT,B A QEIJT . .„ (KSTAm;iBHED 18 VEABS.), _ _MONKY TO LEND 'on !City SeciiritifiS. 5 Uoust'9, Shops, Cottttßes, Allotments, and Farm's for Sale at low prices and on easy terms. Two Now Cottages in Russell-street, Great North 1-toad, Je2l» each. . . : . . <r , npAUriRI EXTENJDBD COALMINING -*■ COMPANY (LiraTßD). j NOTIOB TO CONSUMKUSoiI TAUPIRI COAL. ' i CpAL from Other Mines in thp Waikato, being now Introduced into the Auckland Market, Consumers of TAUPIRI COAL are Requested to be Careful in giving their Orders In future to ask for "TAUPIRI COAL." ; FRANZ SCHKRFF. Secretary. Auckland, May 26,1881. CHOICE It 0 I C E SALT -Q UTTER | ALT JJUTTERI PER LB. PRIME CHEESE, nD. PKR Lit. R E W S GROCERY AND PROVISION STORES, Victoria-street. TCT O T ICE. A. LX SUEUR having bought a BANK RUPT STOCK of LADIES' CLOTH JAOKST9 for Cash, Is now selling the same at and I)cder Wholesale Cost, AT THE BOX MARCHE. Also. SEVERAL JOB PARCELS for Cash, in HOSIERY, GLOVES.. LADIES and CHIL DREN'S UNDERCLOTHING, WOOLLEX CLOUDS, etc., much Under Original Cost,, ~ AT THE BON MARCHE. DRESS MATERIALS, VKLVETEENS, SHIRTINGS. BLANKETS. FLANNELS; SHEETINGS, etc., all Bought at a. Discount for Cashi Cannot be surpassed, for value. Kvery department is replete with NOVEL TIES FOR PRESENT SEASON, and should bo inspected without delay. .»"'., ObserveAddrees—BON MARCHE,«7, Queon street(nextHcwinßro3.) . ... .. j. j Meetings. A MEETING of the True Blue Football Club will be held iv tho Working Men's Chih TOMORROW Night, S o'clock. TTNION LODUK 01' MARK MASTER ,XJ MASONS. No. lot, E.C.-lhc Regular -Jlonthly Communication will be held in the ■Lodge-room, Freemasons' Hall, TO-MORROW (rues-Jay) EVENING, at 7.3J o'clock precisely. Visiting Mark Brethren are invited 'to attend. liy coinmaMd of the W.SI. THO.->. W. KITT, Sed . RK OF EDEN LODGE, No. .52,. 1.0. G.T.: .; , A N. 0 PEN ll ET3 T.I N G " Wlil bo held in the KDKN HALL . ' TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) EVENINQ, Commencing at 8 o'clock. - Admtssion Free. " AU arp Invited. :■',■ ' R. MEARS, Seoretary. T> 0 0 T T ft A 1} E. : ""Wanted; Bootmakers to know tliat. the Quarterly Meeting of the Union will be hold; THIS EVENING (Monday),atßo'clock,.-;. ; . Business: Election,of Otllcers, Auditors' Re port, and Balance-sheet, Fines, {or uoivattcndai^ce. Roll up! ... ~ .. \ UCKLAND INSTITUTE. fh'o fltst Meeting for thepreaont session will bo hejtd in the Museum Buildings. Princes street, on MONDAY, the 9th instant^ at a nuarter to. Eight p.m., when the Presldoat-elcot (11. G. Setfe Smith. Esq.) will deliver the ANNIVERSARY ADDRESS. Tho following papers will also be.read: 1. Notes on v Bird culled Maian, horn tho Tonga Istos; by the Rev. S, W. Baker. 3. A Decade of New Spooica of Fcrouiictm ; by Captain T. By«u«. 3, Observatiooa op Goyser Eruptions and - - TerraC4) Sojmationa, illustrated %vith pliotographio txansparenciea; by J. Mar tin, F.G.S, T. F..CHEESEMAN, Seoroiary. PO.NSOJFBY WESLBYAN BAN-D OF HOPE, T/HB SKCOND ANNJVERSARY of th,e above wijl be celebrated by the TEMPERANCE SERVICE. OS SONG ?NTI|TLBD, . " MOTHER'S LA.ST- WORDS" (l\ Reciters will take part in the- connsotivo narrative),, in the WESLEY AN SCHOOLROOM, ON MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 0, To commonco at half-ptist 7. TICKETS ~ .. ONESHHiUNG; ChfldruiK Ualf-prioe. Wscellaueaus Wauteds. WANTED TO LET, iv Houso witli C rooms, In Richmond Road, next to Mr Field's. Grocer, BOOT TRADE.- Wanted, improvers tbv tho Bench; also, an Apprentice for tho Oijqklnf?, — Hy. Davy, Crown Boot Factory, Uiey-Btrfct. ' . - ; rjniIADiEsSMKN'B BOOKS ofwnod, made -B. up. posted, choakwl and balanced period ipally by an Experienced Accountant, at a ' Nominal coat.—Adilrejs "Accountant," P. 0.8. 78, Auckland. ARTNERSHlP.—Gontleman(27)wantSi above in old established business; wholr ■ • salo-preft-rrecl. Strictest investigation required. All communication? confidentially treated. . Ctvpital, £500 — Address Partnership, Star oniee. ■- fi ARDENING.—Wanted Known to those ': VJT whom it may concern-That J. P. Slattory, ■ Practical Gardener, Wellington-stroot, is pre * pared to undovtako all kinds of work in his pro . tossion, and execute it in the boat and most . efficient manner— such as the laying-out of new r grouiulSß«u and/to, the-beat advantage, prun . ing,- renovating, putting in order, and all .kinds \ of ground work to the best satisfaction. . ■ . -\TORE JEWELLERY.-Mr H. Pon*- XjJL holz, Working Jeweller, besa to inform ' tfie trade, his friends, and the public that hav { jntrroiwrncd to Auckland, he has commenced a fiuslncssia Dftrby-stroot, Thistle Hotel Build a JncaiafewßtopsfrQmQuoon-stniet). Allordera I and repairs In Jewollery will bo satlafaotorfly oxocuted Pricoa v«ry modnmttv i,-antf»Uiiib^bL



Personal. A NONYMOUS.—Anxiously expecting a -c\- Letter.—J.Y. WIL L-: Mr' Ma'cfaifrin,- Builder, please Call at once on Meser3l3urton & Napier, Solicitors. . , , ■ . 0. ALJJEN, Draper, Jervoisßoad, • Poiisonby. t.ega to notify that he has yip. uonhuetipfl<v-itli C-. AHenildi-ayW-.tiatolfit "Victoria sjtreet... -. , .. -/ f f §>, j| «'orpotttition Notices. QI T V OrrAU'C XLA ND. MBtWi WATER SUPPLIES. ■ tJaarterjlyj'j'AeconhU.rendered rjejjn'ire to<Je paid forthwith. Supplies unpaid for on the 14th instant .will,. be COUV, OS F. WITHOUT FURTHER NOMCE. 1 u''aßTj P. A. PItILIPS. Town Clerk... "TowiTClorkVj Office, June 9, Mi fl ',. 424 fiITY OJEvaJr 7 UCKL AN D. -~ , ...DK^GE WpjaES, V7 A im SEAFIEgp VIEW ROAD. A . The City Counbil i'ilYVecfelve tf nSors until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, June 12tfr faatant, for ; above works, in terms of plans and specifica tions.; to bo viejs-bd'oU.'tho office ot Uie-Clty engineer, Council Chambers. High-street. Tho Council do not bind themselves to accept any ■ tender. Tenders to~ be indorsed, " Drainage Works, Seafleld "VJifeV BoSdJ-j dL ■ P. A. KHJLIPS, Town Clerk. ..Town Clerk's Office. Juno «,-l«S±. « 48l~ :/"ViTY OP AUGKLAND—FIXING' <J LE VELS.-^W is herebr-4A)tifled that it is the intention of the City Council of Auckland 'to fix .therieyetottfr.CAMßßlD6EH§g]raSJ9T, between " Ne.tytoV Road and- Jvuraka ~ Btreet: .SUSSKX^STJtHBT,-between NoVtWßofitffiftd : Macaulay - street; MAOAULAY - STREET. between Newton, Road .arid Brook-stseet; : gx&\ IniOO&STJZVWI, fqlween Newton .Road affi lJ6n-fonstrt;et'(KarairganapeWara).'p]a«igiflay o be seen in the City Engineer's Office, nigh-gtreet, niokland,. within olflca Jiourtt; and- all persona ntflyestedihoteiiuooti liable to bo aggrieved nerehy,.<wjll.bo heardbj* City Ooanotl.'at a meeting to bo held on THURSDAY, July the 10th. 1881, at half-past sii p.m. All'objections must be made in writing, addressed to me Counoil,-and sent to thorn not less>than ;teji (10) dais before this day appointed on whicli fo near objections —P. A. PHILIPg, Toivii Clerk. J?OJ££. Clork^s Office, June 7,1884. 422 Cm r oip :a«okxiAM):<u.' fixing LEVELS.-It is hereby notified that it is tho intention of the Cily .Councllof Auckland to fix the ■IcTClß'"6f: CHAPEL'STREET,' from Glippel Bairaso/,to; Cti^tom-street/WSißtKbnd SWANSOk-STREET.' from Albert-street to Hobson-ftreet (Morth .Ward). , Plans m»y, iis. seen, in i tho. City Engineer's Office: Hteh-fltreel' Auokhind, within office hours, ana' alliperßOjS inferestod herein, or liable, to be uggti»xwP* thereby, will he,heard,.by City.Council atyfy meeting'to bo heId.onTHUiSDAY, 10th of July. 1884, at half-past six p.m. All objections must be mado in writUg, addressed'tb ihfe Co«n cU. and sent to thohl .not less than ten (10) (lays before the day appointed onwbichtoliearoß jections.-P, A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk, Tpw> Clerk'sprat«, J>ne7;,i?5i..„,,.,:;,,-,;, ■ ; '.,; ~m. TOMORROW, „ • , ,» AfNoon.. /( H0 U SBHOL1) F U RNFTUREv/ ' IN-.GREAT VARIETY. OIL PAINTINGS, t ■> ~H GENERAL HOFSMOiLDREqUISIiIa ' ' CARPETS, BUGS, , A FINE: ASSORTMENT' .OF 5' N^'TM^ : ;'FENCERS AND' FfREJRONSj b<3d '.'■& 0., &c., -&&.-■'"■''■ -•I ''*"'>li , T.O DE SOLD BY AUCTittJNji " ■£^y^K.T}B{p\m» ,'Ai'AR;T. ; ' I TO-MOIJIiOW, l«.3O a.|n^ ; : FRUIT, ii -i ! FRUITi , '' ;PRUIT Ex s.s. Arawata.-frbm Ilobart. WILL Sell \>y, "Auctfori, ,at his Mart; Queon street,' T6miorTOw,!at 10.30 a.m., C 44 Cases P 10>» .d 0.,, ~, ./. ~,,- --, 4'so'db.'- 1 ■■ ■■'--'"' '' ■ -] • • -. .-:•,: i-APPLKS. ■'-' A 'l '■ Crabs, New York-Hippins, Scarlet Pcarmains, Ruascia. C^owo PLpduib, Stone Pipptoa,,Rib stoiiP.Tippina, WollinKioni Pippins, Adams s and RoyalWrmalns, Blenheim Orauge. ; ' j.-y'PKAiR!?,-. ~" ■ BlacS Achaii. Winter Nelis, Easter Hcawen.g. _ .": ;•'•"'' '(•'■ H£'*-"- J>'^■■*'•' '■'■ '":'' * '■''''''''■■■!" '?, J TOMORROW, at 12 o'cicfefci ■'";:"''" t I il&Vi ! '■>(' iU. I .*•.;"; ' 1 :.M i-■■''■!J<ll i-'MI " APPLfes AND"; PEARS.' '"" Ex b.s. Arawata from Hobart. J . ,fl^Wi'BlNNEyw.- >rM "iT7TLTT'Soir by public auction, "fit"BIT" V V Font BTBBte* Stjobkr to-morrt)W (Tueß day), at M o'clock, . v . ~ , atU\ CASES HOBART FRUIT. ■jg&S&Vfoa CAm^risinß-ai :U!IAUJA7, i scarCkt pbajbmains RIBSTONES' "" STONE PIPPJNS". „ .. BbACK^A-tSHANS 1 ' ' ' <vit :r::--i'&«rir.''i &Ci 'i feo.!'^'-' HACT . ■ ,«. - ,i; ... .«.. ..... ■ —_ > _J_—'f | ; ~ ,j | Jo I'if&iioßßbW1' 4.'^^ A' : ' 'PriO'EO ABBTJMS;; INKSTANDSi'* PI(^BE^FItAMESp'BRUSHES,'?'^ ' ":t)MCY^;G^O'D3,r#Q't«LQ^BE. - : v"' -..',"n'o.' IS viil—i«*3 ,1 :.iiV/ -rj'Hs rlifiE Subsirifcers Vill'Sell attKeiri'qbfas,. X \'<Jit»pei-sttieet;.?^ip>ton*w (TUftßday),'^ 11 'O'ilpck, ".;!;;;.' '■ '.!." ;.>' iii->:'.L--;<i. ■ •■': /jdiuv FANCY GOODS, consisting of—Photo and • Plcturo Albums, Jnkstands, Cigar and ' CiKarette Cases, Match Stands, Pen ■ ; ■•■casos.-WSre Baskets, Picttire \VtKtaMif ;: .'S^lothe^'and Hair JBrusheß,-Aceordio|iß, ' ChiUK-^Citpß and Sanoers, Chito 'Fignres, ■ 'Holloware.J feoffee ' Pots, : : KrifttneHed1 Basins, Saucepans, ;&6. :jr: SAMUEL iDOCftRANE & SON^ >J , AueUoneers. ,- , j ' WEDNESDAY, half-past 10 o'clock. kpPTJKS -and1 : APPLES . ORANGES. . ~ ~,p l, T/ . y •'! L. W. EATON 'v-I '•"■■'' WILL Soil by auction, at his Mart, on Wednesday, at halt-past 10 o'clock,. .EX _ X 8) cases COOKING and EATING AJ^P'tißa | 25 oases ORANGES.; ' . V.ii'-'^jf bnaJ ; . _J_...." - ' ' '. '■'•' '-"'i'.:«l ■ ~,,.: .;-.,_■/. i i.,fs ~:■•■■.:. . !•-•_ vKdili W. 3. COOHBANBJ IJAB.' »AOB«[,/ ' i . t V;TfIURSD^if, JDNiE u l2.Vi'r:;;j' ; ■■■;•';!h)iij;paintjings,'. t.'".'!'. ''• ' : !;A-lf TOT V P E S, y-'"- *i - ■', A ; ■ OLEOGRAPHS, i., '"..'• THE subscribers will sell at their room?, "Queen-street,' on Thursday, 'ISth IMtant, at 11 o'clock, '•■_ ' .: ' ,• ';,.(, A VERY CHOICE CONSIGNMENT' OF FIRST-CLASS OIL PAINTINGS. AUTO TYPKS, OLEOGRAPHS, handsomely and .Tastefnlly iraiaed; all specially aslected,. andiinrlndiiig copy of Miss Thompson's crand pii'ture. the Roll Call, First Easter I)aun. Firsi Christmas Morn, Devotion and Prayer. Wedded, Prince and Princessv otWulcs,Landscapes.&c,tov ~;■ ■!#■ SAMUEL COCHRAWE & SON,/'] Auctioneers. THURSDAY] JUNE 19< MESSRS RICHARDSON k CRAWJLEY HAVE boen-favoured with• instractieni'a, from Jlr Jackson to sell bypubli«auc- . tioil. on Thursday, 19th Jnne, ot tho roomsof R. C. Greenwood, Esq., Quccn-stroet, .. : _- 3 y THAT VAMJABIiffi BLOCK OF BUILDING LAND 21 Acws in u»tent, clogo to the Green Eane Stntion. and known as Jacksonville, over- Rmkiiv? the Rucpcourso. Tho block issurvoywl Sfflitt in taUding Lots, having 310 feet froatrtgo. A flftt^ta-^ opportunityJplmUaWß, ji or as an lnrestmcn,!. • r ; ' r'-i 1 •' : Also. 6-ROOMED HOUSE, thoroughly well finished," •water laid, a patent range, register grates. &C.; A-ery convenience, lartco workshop, and nice Allotment; within 15 minutes' walk of.Que.en street; realising Wntol Of £40 per annum. Also,- TWO 1-ROOJIED;HOTSE& AND ALLOT MENTS, 4th Avenue, Kihgsland Estate, each ... let at 10s per week.'.' "■ >■ ~ " '-A~,|~, ..;.... ■ '■; ■•:■'-■ Also. •'« -• " . " --.; • , V ANICEFARM OF W ACRES, tn tJ»o,Patft,';; kurft Valley; ring fenced, subdivided; splendid ■ stream ot water*nurntne throtifch it; fflß^ from tho Manurowa Railway Station, neawr r 1 tneSfhole of theprirchase money can waudnoittii mortgagotor.tojce years, ate percent .i-'. 1 '' feplcndid Opening tor a SmaH.CapitaJls|,-j' ?^ V kICHABDSON AN»-CsßA'nrtßY, j 81, Queea-rtreetvT