M..._ .. ... rr— Superintendent Thomson said that the house was well conducted, but that thero had been one conviction for Sunday trading during tho year. The Chairman- expressed tho Gommitteo's surprise that such a well ■conducted hotel should come within the list of places convicted of Sunday trading. It seemed singular, also, that most of theso cases of Sunday trading occurred immedi ately after tho granting of the licenses, and the Committee wished to give a caution in that respect.—Renewal granted. FrrZROV Hotel—Elizabeth Patterson.— The Chairman said that a charge of harbouring young girls under lli years of age and stating that thoy were not in her house would bo preferred against Mrs Patterson, nnd for that roason the matter

would be adjourned for 13 days.—Supt. Thomson askod if tho police wore to bo asked to take up the case, as thoy had heard nothing of it yet. The Chairman said that fee would communicate with tho Superin tendent at the rising of tho Court. On tho application of Mr E. Heskoth tho applica tion was therefore adjourned till tho 17th •inst.

Globe Hotki.—Thomas Evans.-'—Superin tendent Thomson said that thero was a closet upon the premises in need of repair. —Mr George announced that it was being attended to.—Renewal granted. Calbdonia Hotel—John Smith.—Mr E. Hesketh for applicant.—Renewal granted.

Queen's Head Hotf.l—Thomas Mc- Ilhono.—Superintendent Thomson inti mated that a new houso had been erected, and that a conviction had boen recorded against a previous lessee.—Tho Chairman said that the Committee were satisfied with the house, but thoy were assured that so much Snnday trading took place hero, that they declined to grant the pro lent lessee a renewal of his liceme, —Mr Cotter expressed surprise at such an arbitrary proceeding, especi ally as the lessee had beon kept com pletely in tho dark as to the Committee's intention.—Tho Chairman replied that an adjournment would bo made if so desired. ■—Mr Cotter condemned the conduct of tho "Committee in taking action upon secret in formation.—Tho Chairman denied that tho Committee were taking any advantago of the lessee. Thoy would not burk inquiry, and if the oharge made was refuted, they would be prepared to alter their decision—Mi- Cotter protested against such an unheard-of proceeding as a losseo boing found guilty of a charge of which ho had never heard nnd then invited to establish his innocence,— The Chairman rejoined that tho Committeo were proceeding under tho 63 section of tho Act, which gavo thorn full authority for tho courso they had taken notice of tho objection in this caso would be given at tho closing of the Court.—After somo further remarks on either side, and also from Mr Hesketh, the matter was adjourned till the Xlth, at 2 o'clock.

Swan Hotel—John Adams.—Superin tendent Thomson applied for an adjourn ment in this case, as he had pending against the lessee two charges, viz., one of celling drink after midnight nnd another of allowing gambling on the premises also after midnight. It was alleged that the lessee, with two other persons, nad swindled a man out of £10 at cards, and then when he tried to examine the cards knocked him down and expelled him from the house. If such flagrant conduct were proved ho would apply for the ro fusal of the licenso to the present lessee, on the ground that ho Mas not a fit und proper person.—On the application of Mr Cotter, the matter was adjourned till tho 11th, at 2 o'clock.

Nottingham Castle—John Gallagher.— Mr E. Hesketh for the applicant.—Superin tendent Thomson said in this case tho re port of the polico was that tho houso was not fit to be licensed. Tho houso was badly furnished and badly conducted, and the premises in. a filthy condition.—Mr Heskoth eaid it was not intended to carry on the business in the present premises, or oven on. the prosont site. Ho asked that the license bo granted for a busi no.-s to be carried on upon a new site, win el i he would bo prepared to submit with glans presently.—Mr Newman said tho ommissione . thought tho house in ques tion too bad to visit, and consequently they did not inspect it.—Tho application was refused.

Wavrrlkt—Georgo Isles Panter.— Mr Cottor appeared for tho applicant. Ho said he wenld not ask for a renewal to the old premises, but to a four.story building now being erected, which, when completed, would bo larger than any other houso in Auckland. The plans submitted showed that tho houso Mould con tain 57 rooms, nnd would be fitted in a style far different from what wu had been accustomed to in Auckland. Tho total cost would bo £12,000, nnd a noto from Messrs Mahonoy showed that tho place would be ready for occupation on July Ist. —Mr Cottor arguod at length in support of his application, and a petition in favour of the granting of the liconse was submitted. —The Bench still adhered to its former^de oision, and refused the application both for the 'removal of the old lirense and tho transfer.

.Exchange Hotbl.—Mr Cotter applied that the Bench would grant, in accordance with the petition, the removal of the liconse of the Exchange Hotel to the new building. —The Chairman said the Bench was unanij mous In entertaining the petition, but wore desirous of seeing the building. — Post poned for seven days, also the application far a renewal.

Costom Housb Hotel.—Application for a renewal of license by Wm. Preston- —The Chairman said there were objections to the renewal of this license, viz. : (1) The hotel is not required; (2) has not Bufficiont ac commodation ; (3) is badly built.—Ad journed for seven dayß. The Court then rose.

ARCH HILL LICENSING COURT.

Tub annual meeting of tho Committee took place to-day, at tho Newton West School all members, withMr Seaman (Clerk) and tho Inspector, being present. Mrßailey occupied theohair. The Inspector's report, which was satisfactory, was accepted. An application for transfer of tha Eden Vine Hotel license from John Morrison to William Warnock was granted j also, a renewal of the license to Mr Warnock. The Court a'so granted application for renowal of the Arch Hill Hotel license to Potrick Long. Mr P, Hesketh appeared for both applicants, and asked for an extensions to 11 p.m. of the license for the Eden Vine, but this the Committeo unanimously refused to grant. A strong feeling was expressed with reference to Sunday trading, and it was agreed that, on giving the certifienre for renewal, each licensee should be cau tioned in the matter.

CHORAL HALL,-"THE LAST JUDGMENT."

The presence of crowded assemblages to hear tho Choral Society's periodical per formances has now become so habitual that It ceases to excite remark. Everyone, therefore, was prepared for a numerous audience lost night to witness tho inter pretation of Louis Spohr's "Last Judg ment," and their expectation was not belied. The hall was completely full long before the hour for commencing. There was also a capital muster of the performing members of the Society, classified as follows :—Sopranos, 60 ; contraltos, 28 ; tenors, 22 ; basses and baritones, 36 ; instrumentalists, 33. In round numbers, therefore, the executive forces comprised 180 voices and instruments, and, in addition, thero were the soloists, viz • Mrs Upton (soprano), Miss Maunsell (contralto), Mr 8.-Harker (tenor), and Mr G Harker (has.*). Horr Carl Schmitt, of course wielded the conductor's bftton, with his accustomed skill and aplomb, while Mr Charles Hemns well sustained his repute as a violinist by his masterly lead of the or cheetra. „ . _ _. , , " The Last Judgment" is one of Spohr s most characteristic works. Perhaps no other musical compositions bear such a strongly-marked individuality as his, and in this oratorio the impress of his distinctive treatment cannot fail to be recognised. In the hands of such a master as Handel, for instance, so sternly solemn and awful a subject would have been elaborated on a massive scale, and associated with the most powerful combinations of harmonic effects. In fine, it would have acquired strength, majesty, and commanding impassiveness. Spohr, on the contrary, invests it with the tender grace and melodic ■ charms which so eminently distinguish his muse. The solemnity in it is subdued and mellifluous, and there are occasional episodes of exultant joy, but there is nothing to compel awe or transport the feelings. Its beauties are subdued and delicate. As an oratorio it present- no ex ceptional difficulties of interpretation, and -for this reason, doubtless, it has been a favourite with the Auckland Choral Society. They gave it about half-a-dozen times under Mr Brown's regime, and it was last per formed in 1878, when Mr V. E. Rice acted as conductor. . Last night it was performed with good effect, but to our mind the comparative ease of the work and the Society's previous

! acquaintance with'it should have onßured an cVon larger ' measure' of success. The members have dono bettor in much more difficult performances, Still, the result does all concerned great credit, for tho defects were not numerous, nor of great consequence. Tho choruses,as a whole, were admirably rendered, the ono entitled " Blossing, Honour, Glory, and Power," being particulrrly effective, while tho concluding chorus, "Great and Won derful,1' also received very careful interpre tation. Tho jubilant number, "Destroyed is Babylon " —a gem of tho first water—was attacked with vigour, and most ad> mirably sung until near tho end, when a slight unsteadiness on tho part of tho sopranos to some extent marred it. Tho occurrence too of a semitone here and there, as for instanco in tho chorus to the last quartette, seemed a stumbling stock to somo of the sopranos who evidently need practice in the diatonic scale. Tho open ing chorus " Praise His Awful Name," and the second ono, "Holy, Holy Lord God of Hosts" (abeaut.iful number), weaewollgiven, although the ensemble in the latter was not always correct. Unqualified pmiso may bo awarded the orchestra whoso execution of the overture and the fine, ex pressive symphony in the second part was ideally excellent. Mrs Upton had tho largost and most onerous share of the solo singing to do, and she acquitted herself of the task most creditably. Sho was in good voice, and her singing was marked both by musical correctness and nice expres sion, while in tho smaller concerted pieces, all of which woro rendered with great success, her assistance materially contributed to the desired result. The duet, " Forsake Me Not "(Mrs UptOn and Mr E. Harkor) was ono of tho best numbers of tho entire performance. Miss Maunscll had very little solo singing to do, but what she had to render was so agreeably sung ns to create a general regret that her part should not have received much greater prominence at the hands of the composer. Mr E. Harkor took tho tenor rccitativos and solos and inter preted them vory satisfactorily. Mr G, Harker, however, was manifestly over weighted in the role of bass soloist, and his performance, thereforo, wos a moro succes d' cstimc. Tho two vocal quartettes wore ploasingly executed, and the orchestral accompaniment throughout was remarkably good. In tho chorus, too, thoro wns a better adjustment of forces than usual, andboth tonorand basses wore heard tospeoial advantage. Heir Schmitt conducted with thounoi'ring judgment, promptitudcandskill 'for which no has earned a repute, and the efficiency of the Society does him infinite credit. Any slight failings that may bo noted in the way of comparison only show thoso small temporary fluctuations which are observable in all such bodios. Thoy mark no definite declension. Gndo. " Psyche " will now be placed in rehearsal.

CABLEGRAMS.

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(Received June 4th, 11.30 a.m.) Tho Maori King nnd His Patrons,

London, June 3.—Tawhiao's mission to ; England has beon placed in the hands of Mr Chesson, Secretary of tho Aborigines , Protection Society. Ho has requested nn f interview with Lord Derby on the subjoct. Sir F. D. Boll's Mission to Paris. Sir F. Dillon Bell will again intorviow M. Favro, the French Undei-Soerotnry for tho Colonies, on tho rocidiviste question. Modification of the French Convict Proposals. London, Juno .'). —Tho Committee ap pointed by tho French Sonato havo but slightly modified tho Rocidiviste Bill. In their roport they approvo of sending con victs to Now Caledonia and Cayenne, and reject tho proposals that the Marquesas Islands should be the placo to which prisoners should bo sen . Tho Committee also recommend that six years' good con duct should entail a remission of tho re mainder of tho sentence which a convict may havo to servo.

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Anti-Turkish Movement In Croto,

Constantinople, June 2.—The disputes

which since tho early part of tho year havo existed between tho Porto and the Cretan Christians aro now assuming a moro serious phase, and tho ill-fcoling is daily intensify ing. Photiades Pasha, tho Governor of tho island, has resigned his ollice on account of tho present stato of affairs.

AUSTRALIAN.

Tho . ynnmitards and tho Colonies.—

E xpootod Shipment of Explosives.

Sydney, June 3.—ln consequence of warnings which have boon received by the authorities regarding projectod attempts to dostroy public buildings in this city, tho City of Sydney will bo strictly searched for explosives on arrival from Auckland.

Melbourno Grain Market.

Melbourne, June 3.—The manager of the National Mortgage and Agenoy Company of New Zealand (Limited) roport- ; Wheat, 4s 2d to- 4s 3d. Market firm. Malting quieter ; to-day's qnotations, 4s 3d to 4s 9d. Now Zealand oats (feeding sorts), quiet, at 2s lid to 3s j milling ditto, steady, at 3s 2d to 3s 3d ; Now Zealand oats undor bond, 2s 6d to 2s Bd. Market dull and drooping.

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ANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply llail- wny Terminus Hotol. .Short-street. \X7ANTTDD, a Kcspoctablo Uirl about VV 17, for general housework.—Apply Mrs O'Brien, Mllfonl-strect, oil' St. Mary's Koad, Ponsonby. WANTED, Situation by nn experienced Saleswoman; lushest rcforence. - "U.W.H.,"StakOHlco. WANTED, Young Men and Maidens to See the Beautiful Lady chained lo a rock at'Mears's, next Savings Uimlc. ANTED, the Public to Inspect the Painting o£ Hie Ferocious Sea Monster at Meara's, next Savings Bank. WANTED, at once, two Kcspoctnblo Stroiiß Nursejtlrlß. - Mrs McLean, Shelly Beach Hoad, Ponsonby. WANTED, all to Read "Hard Times and Land Monopoly," an appeal to Uie Electors on the burning quosUon of the day. Published by N. G. Lennox, Auckland, and sold by nil Booksellers. I'l-io, Ono Shilling. WANTED, purclmso or hire, small Air Pump, working order. Price and where seen.—X.X., Stak Ofllco. WANTED^ purciiuso or hire, Galvanic Battory. Description, with prico and whero to be aeon.—CO., &tak Oillcc. ANTED, light, second-hand, two wheeled Trap. Dog Cart, or Whltechapcl. —Price and where aeen, " J.D.," Stau Office. ANTED, our Customers to know, wo shall show this week 2,000 yards of good Dress Material «l -IJd. worth Is.—Samuel Cuomboa & Co.. Queen-street. | W~ ANTED, Ono or Two Kospectablo Men us boarders; luruiß, 10a (washing included).—Mrs Kavanuuh,corner o{ Cook and N I'lson-streets. 'VttTANTED, two or three-roomed Cottngo V V with about 310 10 acres; closo to town ; state par _oular_ L —_.ddre^,___J_____il__. WANTED, iv aprivTitG family in f'on sonby Road, Lady and Hcntlumen or Gontlomen Boardei'B.—Address " L.E.L.," STAB Ollico. ' WANTED immediately, by (ientlemnn, largo unfurnished ltooin, flre-placo; neiKlibourlJiood Surrey Hills preferred.-Apply " Business," Postolllcc. . WANTED, Furnished Houso of not 11 loss than 1 rooms, or 2 bedrooms and sllting-room, with board.—Terms, &c, Ull, Stau ofllcc. , WANTED, our Cuslomora to call in as ortcn us ■convenient to havo tliclrsilk hats dressed, for which no charge will bo made.—Mooro, Competitive Hatter, Pitt mid Bcrcsford atrcota. . W "ANTED tho Public to Know, wo have bought au immanno qiiaiitlty of Uu'O a ob, which we shall sell at Clearing Prices.— Coombes & Co., Queen-street, | ANTED TO PUKCHASB, for cnnh,' a goal Freehold Property, in ornuurtha city ; value £2,000, and yielding a rontal lo pay a rea«onablo porcontago on lhe investment,— Apjily to Babor and KuwlinKS, Commission Agents. Fort-Hi root. ANTE!) TO ISUV, a Kit'of Bush man's Tools for splitting hard tlmber.- Addvius, "11,."J5t.\ li Office. YirANTEi) TO R'KNTor PURCHASE, VV ii <i or "roomed House in Vincent, Hob son, or Nelmin-streot.—Address, staling particu lars, to "J.M.5.," Nuwton l'ustrOllli-«. ANTED TO LET, to ono or two sober men, a Fnrnishod Bed-room, with llreplace.—Apply Stah ofllco. \_ WANTED TO SELL 100 Ladies'' Ulster Dolnmus. In all tlio newest Styles ; 300 yards livess Aln.tcria.l, Homespun anil l'lalds, "at 6d pur yurd.-YVilliam Ej-ro, Vic toria-street Auckland. , XtfISFSEB to" Soil, cheap, 50 CU3CH VV ilobart Slonclc«8 .lams, 6.1 and HJtl; Fiesh Ilnttor, in lb ; Salt do., <!d and 8d ; ISacon, 8d; alHr>. 1 ton Currants, fid. -Kuton's Co-opera tivci Htnni. corner Mohnon und Cook-stroeta. TTfXNTED WELL KNOWN.—The salo V V of Salvage Stock from Wall's Fire is still on at SamuiU CooinliPfl & Co.'B, Qucim-M. TITANTED KNOWN—A, and K. Eaton, ?? Commcrco - street, have tho Best Oumari) TahliyPolatowt in town (cheap). \\J ANTED—When you aro in Holison- V r street cull and see the larpc and choice Btock of Mosrlol Tweeds just opened for tho oominfT season at Mimro and Mllllgnn's. V»rA"NTEDrTOOO"WatchoB and Clocks Vt to Clean and Hcpnir, atT. Nutsfonl's, Watchmaker, Victoria - street (next Union Bnnk). Chargog moderate; all work warranted for 12 montb_ ANTED Woll Known, we aro soiling Horrocks's Long Cloth at 2s lid per dozen.—Samuel Coombcs & Co.,Quccn-streut. ANTED SEEN, tho splendid assort ment of Boots and Shoos row On-View In my Window.—H. Hurlo, Auckland Boot Em porium,"_______'£c£t_-_ WANTED KNOWN-Wo aro Selling a Knlapol (Now Zoaland Blanket) at 27s Gd, worth 43s.—Samuel Coombcs & Co., Queen strecU WANTED O OWN, -Fire! Fire! Fire I—Bo tn time and boo the Furniture, only slightly damaged by fire in Vlctorla-fltrcet, at Damplcr'a Largo Furnishing Shop. Hobson-Bt. WANTED, tho Public to Know wo aro Soiling a good Tweed Suit for 2.5a, worth 16».—Samuel Coombes & Co., IJueon-streot. WANTED KNOWN-Shilling Hair Brnshl Hair Brush for One Shlllingl Tho Shilling Hair BrUßhl Whito handle Hairßnwh, only Ono Shilling 1— At Robson's, Draper, PonßQnby. - WANTED KNOWN—Wo aro Selling a Oood Blanket for 10a Sd por.palr.- Sftinncl Coombes & Co.. Quccn-strcot. "\\T ANTED KNOWN —Charles Kelsoy V T and Co. hate a beautiful assortment of Gold an*d-81Irer Jewellery, tho whole of whioh has tho merit of being genuine, as they k«ep no Imitations.—Charles KolseyandCo.. 120, Queon street^ _!_'J WANTED KNOWN-t-The Sule of Airey's Stock is now going at Samuel Coombcs & Co.'b, Quecn-Btreet. ■;■ ■---~ ■ ANTED KNOWN-^OHKAr Timbeii I Cheap TiArBKB 1 And oil othor kinds of Building Materlalß, can bo purchased cheaper and hotter than anywhere else at the yarda of D. Goldib. Albert-streot. ■\TirANTED KNOWN.—During tho Sal VV vagc Sale wo are sclling^U our Port manteaux and Travelling Trunks at half prico.— S. Coonihes & Co.. Queen-street. ANTED, Buyers for Velveteen, at la fid yard; Trimmed Hats, from 3s lid; Blankots, from 10a (id ixvir; Sheeting, from lid to Is 9d; Flannels, from BJd: Women's and Childrens Stockings, from Gd; cheap and Fashionable Dress Materials. A large assorts ment of tho abovo of unoquallcd valuo at Wollcsloy Ilouso.—A. Lovott. "YTS/ ANTEDKNOWN.—Wo have t«-enty VV patterns to select from of Tapestry Car pots at is lid. worth 3s 6d.—S. Coombos &Co , Quoon-strcct. WANTED KNOWN —That Samitei. Lovem, has opened an Kstablishmentin Buchanan's Building 3, Wellesley-streot, as a First-classMontloand Jaokotmaker.and liaving had a large experience in come of tho best London houses, is in a position to guarantee a Perfect Fit, Latost Stylo, and good Workman ship. Tho Dressmaking Branch will bo undor the supervision of an experiencod_en!On^ W" ANTED~KN6WN—ThTt~"we arc Selling a good Tweed at lljd, worth Is Sd.—Samuol Coombes and Co., Queen-street. ANTED KNOWN—Velveteens from Ono and Sixpcnco nor yard at Itobson's, Draper, Ponsonby. Blankets, Countorpanos, Calicoes, Flannels; very cheap. WANTED KNOWN—During the Monster Sale now going on at Coombes and Cos., we are offering special valuo in Cretonnes —Samuel Coombcs and Co., Queen street^ WANTED KNOWN.-I take this op portunity In thanking my many friends and Customers for past favours, and hopo for a continuanco of the samo. Dressmaking in al the latost styles.—Mrs Kirknmn. Dressmaker, Victoria-Btreet Wost (two doors from Williams's Tailor). WA NT E D KN O W N—During tTic Great Clearing Sale wo are almost giving away Jircss Matt rials.—S/imuel CoombeE and Co., Queen-strent. WANTED SEEN by nil buyers of Jewollcry. Kolsey's Stock of real Silver and real Gold. They keep no imitations on their promises; thoy therefore guarantee ovorythidß sold by them to bo roal silver or gold.—Charles Kelsoy and Co., 120, Queen-street. WANTED, all the New Arrivals, and Old Ones, too, to Call at Farrell and Bamaby'e, Butchers, 175, Queen-strcot, to in spect the quality and examine the price of out Moat Prime Local Beef and Mutton, from 2d per lb. Cash purchasers most liberally dealt with. Roll up, and fill your kite for very little money. WANTED IO OWN-To bo sold cheap, at. Aneton's Furniture Shop. .110, Upper Queen-street, Single Flax Mattrassoa, 6s; Double do., 15s; Bedsteads, 10s; Palliasses, Children"? Cota, Couches, Suites of Furniture, Lamps, Tables, Saucepans, Boilers, and all kinds ol Furniture, at Austen's, 310, Upper Queen-street. All kinds of f tu-niturc bought. WANTED KNOWN—That the Allot ments at Mont lo Grand, Mount Roskill Road, are ready for Selection. They- are beautifully situated; magnificent scenery, whichcanncver be built out ;soil,scml-volcanic: no stones to clear; 'busses pass at convenient intervals throughout the day, and late at night. Apply on property to IS. T. Herbert. WANTED KNOWN, that all working men can save their money by.calling al the Governor Gordon He3taurant. All Meale Sixpence; Board and Lodging 15s per week.— Robert Murdocjc, I^toprifitor,—Note the addreac —Nearly opposite the WaiteniaU, Hotel, and close to t!i« l-«-"b"



Wanted. WANTED, a good Femalo Cook.— Apply at Nevada Hotel. W~ ANT ED KNOW N—During the Great. Clearing .ulo we lire Slaughter ing the whole of our Stock.—Samuel Coombes nnd Co., Queen-street; __ : WANTED KNOWN—Messrs Gottlieb, Htibcr, and Co., Horticultural Artists, Landscape Gardeners, and Culturers of Vines, beg to inform gentlemen, owners of orchards, and fnrmcrs, that thoy have arrived in Auck land, and are open lo contract or day wages for laying and preparing Lawn Tennis, Crickot Grounds, Fountains with rockery, Scenery, Feins, &c, &c. ReforcncenfromthoContinent, England, Colonies, und Now Zealand,— Written applications, addressed to O. H. and Co., Star Ofllce, will receive prompt attention. ANTED WELL KNOWN. — Just brought forward, 500 dozen Ladies' Cambric Haiikcrohiofs, at Is H4d doz. (worth double the money).-Coombcs Sc Co., Qucou-st. WANTED. — Wanted to Sell, vory cheap, having (M cases of Salad Oil, Castor Oil, and Scented Hair Oil to sell on Coni mis.-ion, come from A N. lute Fire. Castor Oil, m\ bottlo, la Od dozen, Is .'id by the case; Salad Oil, Gd bottle, 3s Sd by the ease: .Morton's Scented I fair Oil, Is bottlo for Gd, 5a 3d dozen, 5s by Ilia case; Robinson's Patent Grouts, onlvGd: Tin Llood Tea, Is id lb; Cocoa und Milk, only Sd tin; Scented Soap, 8 cakes for Is; Mixed Spic . 8 packets for Cd ; Water Bottles, only Gd; Glass Decanters, Is; Wine Glasses, 2d; White and Übli! Sets of Jugs. 3s set: White and Gold CuPS and Saucers, Bd, 7s Gd dozen; Glass Jugs. Gd; .lupanese Gloss for Boots, only 3d botlle. 3 uotlles for is; Hool Protectors, only 3d curd ; Nutmegs, 3d oz; Hjnsoin Sails, Id dozen, 2s Gd 71b box; Pens, fid box; Spectacles, fid und Is; Kxcrcieo Books, 2d and 3d; Coll'ee, is 2d lb.—ll. WATT, Pltt-streot. JLarge Tea Trays, only Is 33. WA NTED KNOWN- That tho STOCK of CLOCKS AND WATCHKS AND JEWELLERY at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE has been Greatly Augmented by LARGE AR RIVALS, and an Inspection is solicited of tho STEELING HOLD and SILVER GOODS (all WARRANTED) in tho Queen-street Window, and the Arllstio IMITATION JEWELLERY in the Victoria-street Window. Wo mako a SPECIALTY of those Two Lines, keoping i both tho Genuine und the Imitation to SUIT all TASTES and Pockets; but they are kept Sopa -1 rate, and Displayed In Different Slrcets. Hfcerl- , Silver Sets, Us *d ; Bropchos und Iti_&. le each • und other Lines equally Cheap, at GDODSON'o LONDON ARCADK, Queen-st. and Victoria St., i and at Christchurch and Wellington. Tho Fancy Goods Stock is Unequalled in the Colony. VST ANTED KNOWN NOW SHOWING AT J. O. BROWN'S, PARNELL, ltd -SPECIAL VALUE IN'^EX ULSTERS AND FOUR -IN - HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HANDMADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES. VELVETEENS. A LARGE STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY TO SKLKCT FROM, AND PRICES LOWER THAN QUEEN-ST,, AT J, G, BROWN'S, PARNELL, WA N T E D KNO WN- A FEW OF NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S WELL-TRIED REMKDIES FOR WINTER USE. COMPOSITION POWDEIt-It is known in all English-speaking countries for its many good qualities. You who arc subject to Colds or Sore Throats don't bo without It; Is Gd a tin ; ssall). : — , , , , HALM OF GILEAD.—Seven year, trial has proved this to be ono of tho Best Compounds ovol- ofici-eil for tho euro of Colds, Brouchlfis, Asthma, and Cough. 2s a liottlo. COUGH POWDER.—Effectual nnd quick in Congestion. Pleurisy, or Inflammation ot tlio. Lungs. Is Gd a Tin. COUGH SYRUP.—Where thero aro children nothing is better for Omighs. Croop, or Ilron cliff is. A !>ur« ojcpootorant without morphia or opium. Is fid end 2s a Bottle. HOP BITTERS, 2s fid a Bottle. NEIL A. CLIFFO RD, HERBALISTS, Botanic Disi'enbakv, Well-slisv-stueet, Auckland. \\f ANT E~D KNO~ \V N. TO BE CLEARED, AT STEPIIEN S O N ' S, KAIUNGAIIAr-H Roa . Nkwtos. 300 pairs Kid Glomes. Is Gd per pair; 1,000 pairs Lisle Thread Glovos, fid. worth 1; 1.500 nioooa (koch! shades) Hibbon Velvet, 18 yurds for Od ; 600 yards . tar. Ribbons (9 abadce*. is Gd iwr vurd ; 2,000 dozen Dress Buttons, 2d per dozoii: Dross Materials, IW, 6d, yd per yard upwards; l.OIK) yards Fivnch Coshmore (10 shades), Is per yard; 500 yards French Merino W shades'. 1» od. worth 2s Bd : Crimean Shirting, Did, Is, Is 3d, to Zs 3d por yard; Union Shirtings, flinn fild upwards; Flannels. 74d. !M, Is por yard upwards; 0 I 4 Blankets (all wool), its lid per pnir. Try our IGs Trousers lo Measure— can't bo beaten. MILLINEI!Y- -by experienced hands DHKHSMAKING-by experienced hnnds TAILORING—by oxperionced hands On this Phkmibkj. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALE WAREHOUSE. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. I - '■ 3_isccllancoas Wanteds. BOY Wanted, to make hitnsolf useful in and about tho house—E. and A, Isaac - IMPORTANT.— Wo havo just oponed a Grand Lot of Koiapoi Clothing, which wo shall oheap,—Samuel Coombes & Co., Queon- Stl'COt. _____ __ BILLIARD TABLE.—Wanted to pur chase a Three-quarter Billiard Table.— Address Gfifi, Stau Ollico. , EDROOiI Wanted, with grato or use ot kitchen; furnished or unfurnishod.— Terms to J.L., Stak Office. OUSEKEEPER.—Wanted, a middle aged Woman ns Working Housekeeper, for tho country; no children.—"G.S.," Stau Ofllce. ■ RAVELLER Wanted to carry Samples Boot Uppers on commission. — Addi. ss, stating terms, ground covered, nnd references, to " i)on^," Stau Ofllco. XPERIBNCED in Millinery and Show room.—A Young Lady, recently arrived in Auckland, desires an Engagement as abovo; l good uddross; excellent references.—"G.L., . rall_ Ofllco IMPORTANT.— Tho largest and best selection of Tweeds Is at Coombcs and Co.'s. Q,.u'on-;trcc'. T"~RAI)ESMBN'S BOOKS opened, mado up. posted, oheoked and balanced perlod lcallv by un Expcrlenocd Accountaat, at a nominal cost.—Addroas "Accountant, P. 0.8. 78. Auckland. ■ pOROMANDEL HOSPITAL. A Medical Man is required for tho above Hos pital. Halarv. <8200 per annum, with private practice. Applications to be mado to tho under signed up to MONDAY, 9ih June, 1881. J. 11. HARRISON, Secretary Hospital Conunttice. mO _BUYERS.—When in Queen-streot, X call and soc tho splendid valuo in Blankets we offer; Two Thousand Pairs to select from.— Samuel Coombcs & Co.. Queen-streot. MORE JEWELLERY.-Mr H. Pen. holz, Working Jowoller, begs to Inform tho trade, his frionds and tho public that hav ing returned to Auckland, ho has commenced Business in Darby-street, Thistlo Hotel Build ings 'a fewsteps from Quecn-s'rect). All orders and repairs in Jewellery will bo satisfactorily executod. Prices very moderate. Board and Residence OARD & RESIDENCE.—Mrs Gibson, second house abovo Store, Grafton Road. BOARD AND RESIDENCE near Threo Lamps for ono or two single gentlemen; homo cmforts.—Apply to Mr Aley, Grocer, St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby. Calls. TVTEW CORBY GOLD MINING CO. -l_l (LIMITED). A Call (tho 6tb) of Id per Share; has boen made by tho Directors of tho above Company, payable to tho undersigned, at tho Ofllce of tho Company. 83, Quren-street, Auckland, on WED NESDAY, 11th Juno. 18SI. F. A. WHITE. Manager. Auckland. May 21,1851 AUCKLAND TOBACCO COMPANY (LIMITED). A CALL (the second) of Two Shillings and Sixpence per Share was made this day in tho above Company, payable on THURSDAY. 12th June next, at tho Company's Ofllce, Fort-street, Auckland. HENRY BYRON, Secretary. May CO, 13S1. Gazette In Bankruptcy. *—_'■>,<■".<£?* *_ - T N BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COUR'FoF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act, 1883, and of the Bankruptoy of Henr V Albert Holland Hitchens, of Abercrombie-street, in tho City of Auckland, Compounder of Proprietary Medicines, a Bankrupt. Pursuant to Section 188 of the ahovementioncd Act, I report that at a general meeting of the Creditors of the abovementioned Bankrupt held thi3 day it was resolved "That a composition of 7s 6d in tho £bo accepted. payable at 1,8, and 12 months by bills to bear date one day after the approval of the composition, the debtorto obtain possession over his personal estate und pro prietary business free from interference and incumbrances for carrying out the offer. The Bankrupt to pay all costs incidental to tho Bankruptcy proceedings," and I recommend the adoption and confirmation of such resolution. A Special Meeting of Creditors of tho above named Bankrupt will be hold at my office, Supreme Court Buildings, in the City of Auck land, on TUESDAY, tne 10th day of June in3t„ attwoo'clock p m. for the purpose ofeonsidering and if the creditors so tliink lit, of passing a special resolution confirming the above-recited resolution. Dated this 3rd day of Juno. 1881. JOHN LAWSON, Official Assignee.



Adverti^iffeiitstairfofClassifli^Dii PRIME CantorbuVy Bacon only 9d lb. Rotall: aIBO, small goods of all kinds at J. Huckland's; Butcher. Queen -street, Onohunga. KINGSLAND BRIDGE COMMITTEE. —I refuse fo havo my nnme pl-iced on the Vigilunco Committee.—Jumcs Pago. jtfi-g REWAKD.—Lost, on tho Bth of _& J_. May, a Land Transfer Deed of Allot ment. Wiikc.flold-sli ..t..- The finderwill receive the above reward by leaving it at Arthur's Mart, Queen-street. WANTED, a good Ccncral Servant.— Apply Mrs Drysdalo. Gothic House, Grey-ttrect. WANTED, a Person us Housekeeper to v working man In the country; one from3oto3spreferred.-Apply to "S. ~. ' Star Ollice, from oto7 to-night. TIXANTED KNOWN-Seal Bags, with T . or without mull', a beautiful assortment, at all prices, at Charles Kolsuy and Co.'s, 120, Queen-street. BOARD AND RESIDENCE, between Victoria-street and Wellesley-stre< 1., for 2 or 3 Single Gentlemen. — Apply Manchester House, Nelson-street. MEETING of tho Auckland Paper CluißC Club will te held at tho Junction Hotel TO-NIGHT, dth, at 8 o'clock. _ ITY GUARDS RIFLE VOLUN TEERS.— Monthly Inspection takes place THIS EVENING, at the Drill-shed, at 7..10. Finos for non-attendsneo. _ ALFRED IC. ISAACS, Cart. \\T ANTED TO LET, n Furnished Bed- T. room, 1 doors from the V.M.C.A., Albert-street. \XJ" ANTED, Carpenter for a small job. T. —Apply this evi-nint', from (i to 8. two doors from ISevans, Butcher, Newton Road, WANTED, by lady And gentleman, two Furnished Rooms, with or without board. Pleasant locality.—Apply S.A.H., .Stau Ofllce. . WANTEI>, two good Labouring Men, back of Grammar S hool, Bymonds-st.— Hewson & Mcl-emlah, Bulldcrj, etc. WANTED, by two Young Gentlemen, Board and Hcsldcneo in a small family near to (m.—Apply, stating terms and locality, to J_r James, ftr.ut Ollico. F)R SALE (Cheap), an Harmonium, 5 octaves, walnut case; suitable for Sunday school or parlour A. Eudy, 08. Queen-streot. WANTED, one or two Strong Boys, at Parker's Galvanized Iron Works, Vic toria -BtroetJSast. LOST, on Friday, 30th May, a Cameo Scarf Ring.—Finder rewardod upon re turning fiimo to Mr F. 11. Lewisson, Jowoller, Queen-streot. TCTOTICE.—The usual Wednesday Even- X . ing Service will not be held in All fc'alnts' Church, Ponsonby. I^OUND, a Pointer Bitch.—Owner can .-• have the same by paying expenses.—G. Sampson, Cook-s roet. i mo MASTER COACHBUILDERS AND J. WHEELWRIGHTS.—Wanted a Situa tion as Couoh Painter by v Practical Hand; • money not so much an object us a Pcrmancn Situation.—Address MrG-rliek, third house in Crosß-streot, close to Nowton Baths. ANTED, a Respectable Girl about 12 years.—Apply Canterbury Cottage, 12. G roy-streot. \T»TANTED, a Good General Servant.— ft Ajiply to Mrs J. W. James, Park House, Ponsonby Boacl. ___________ WANTED, a Superior Domesticated Person to assist in housework; also, to tako chariie of chlldron.—Apply Stau Ofilce. WANTED, Lady Boarder in a private family; 2.^3 per week,—Apply for ad dress to B J., Stah Ofllce. FECIAL.— We havo just opened a large IO lot of special mokes in Flannels, which wo sliull slaughter.—Samuel Coombcs' & Co., , Queen-street, ANTED, a Clork, who understands book-keeping & timber and to be useful; 20s and found.—Heiuhton and Co, 177, Quceu- Btrcct. Olllccs upitalrs. 1~?l"0R SALE, two first-class Iron Tankß, _ lOOgulls. each.—Apply lo Mr John Taylor, cornor of Colling'.vood st. and Ponsonby Roak. WANTED KNOTWN—lsland Oranges —Large ißlund Oranges, Is por d 0?... at Sunford's Fruit and ltofresha.ent Rooms, Vic toria-street (corne£of Albert-strcot). X\f ANTED KNOWK. — Tho American V V News IJtipot, Hook Stall, City Market. Scarce and useful Books ou Sale. Second-hand Books Bought. T T"OSTorStolen, a Bkck Filly, on Mon- J day lust. Any person giving Information to Geo. Sage, Olipbantstreet, Ponsonby, will be rewarded. WANTED, a Baker; must be a sober man.—B. W. Whlt-onibe. Went End Bakery, Ponsonbjs A NTE.D, at once, a furnished Room, with llro-place, for an urnncum bcrcd couplo; near Queon-street.—Apply Mrs W'hltcombc's Registry. TO BRICKLAYERS. — Brickwork to Let—Apply on job. Handolph-stroet, New ton —Hewson nnd MoKcmish, Builders. ______ ANTED, a Waiter.—Apply Auckland Club Sbortlond-strpet VTTANTED, a Girl, to assist in shop.— V. \V. Stowart Draper, Parnell. THOMPSON AND DONKIN, Electrical Engineers, furnish estimates for Klectrlc Lighting, fl_ Mcctrio Bells, repair Dynamo Machines, &0., on the most, reasonable terms.— Address, Customs-utrcet West, opposite Auck land Timber Company. "jmOR SALE (Exmouth-strset), House of JD 5 rooms and large piece of gr >und; all In orchard; also, Cottigo. A barg*ln.—H, Par tlngton. FOR SALE (Rokeby-street), comfortable 4-roomcd Co'tago; gnsand water: 5 min utes from Union Bunk; In first-class ordor.—H. Partington. Stlchbury's Buildings. ' WANTED, a Respectable Lad, 13 or I. years of ag;o; for lipht work.—Apply to G. I- Thompson, Agent, High-street. JJB'AA —WANTED, a Partner in an 3W»>""^"» Old-established Buslncsßin a leading thoroughfare, capital required, £300.— Apply to O. L. Thompßom, Agent. Hfgh-.itroet. r jr - CI S. VICTORY, JggggHF .?• FROM LONDON. Consignees of t:argo for Auckland aro requested to apply to the nndorsUnod for delivery orders without delay, L. P. NATHAN fc .CO.. Agonts. 'JTWR WAITARA.—The s.s. Douolar MO will leave Onohunga Wharf as abovo (weather and other circumstances permitting) on FRIDAY. Jnne 0, I p.m.—Northern Steam- Bhlp Co. (Limited), Auckland; or A. Barnes. 1.-nehungs. FOR MERCURY BAY—On and after TO-MORROW (Thursday), tho following will bo the rates by s.s. Rowena to and from abovo ports:—Saloon. 10s; Stecrago, 7s 6d; Freight, os per ton.—Northern Steamship Com panyjLfmlted). Agents. ~A PUBLIC LECTURE J\ Undor the auspices of the NEWTON MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIKTT Will bo given In the Edinburgh School-room TO-MORROW (Thursday) KVENING, by Mr C. E. Button, entitled "Oxygen." with ex periments. The lecture will commonco at 8 o'clock sharp. , .TOMORROW, at 11 o'clock a.m. ORANGES! ORANGES! ORANGES! Ex Waihora, from Sydnoy. B. TONKS & CO. XVTILL Sell, To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, SO Onses ORANGKS, in flrst-classcondition JOHN LFA'tlON.] [EDWARD LEYDON. TO-MORROW, at 12 o'clock. ; 1 NEARLY NEW BICYCLE (comulete) with wrench, bell, brake, lamp, oil can size 51 inch. N.B.—Porsons desirous of obtaining arcallj pood article will do well by inspecting the same JOHN LEYDON.] IEDWAKD LEYDON TO-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. JOHN AND ED. LEYDON will Sell at their mart. Queen-stroet, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting o —Suites in Horsehair, Crctonno, ant Leather, Couches, Chairs, Tables, Bed steads, Mattrasscs, Dressers, Chests o jjrawors, Washstand, Dressing Tables MBrors. Wool Mats, Carpets, Fane: work Tables, Siborian Silver Goods Crockery, Cutlery, &c. &c. Also, Tea, Potatoes, Onions. Hams and Bacon. . TO-MORROW, 1_ O'CLOCK NOON. WINES, CIGARS, SPIRITS. B. TONKS & CO. X\7. LL Sell, To-morrow, at 12 o'clock 5 i-Casks Whisky (Wm. Teacher & Sons') j )0 Cases Burgandy (Deiubard's) 10 Cases Sillcry 2 l-( .ska White Rum (W. Teacher & Son's 1 1-Caek Brown Sherry : _ llhds. Tawny Port 2 j-Cnskn Whisky (Cathcart's) 10 llhds. Stout (Guinness's) 8 Packages Cigars—lXL, Prince of Wales La Clara, etc., etc. The nbovo are all flrst-class, and are sold bj order of tho holdor of securities. mHEATRE ROYAL publicTdebate, THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING. SUBJECT Of l.BATB : " IS THE CHRISTIANITY OF THE NEW TESTA MENT DETRIMENTAL TO HUMAN PRO GRESS?" AFFIRMATIVE: MR CHARLES BRIGHT. " • NEGATIVE: MR GEORGE A. BROWN ADMISSION: ! Dress Circlo, 2s each evening. Tickets fo the Debate (two evenings), 3s 6_. Body o Theatre, each evening, Is. Doors open at 7.30, commonce at 8 prccisoly. TICKETS for tho Dress Circle (two evenings), 33 6d. Can ha obtained from Mr Lennox, Bookseller Queen-streot; Mr Campbell. Bookseller, Queen Btreet; Mr W. C. Dennos, Queen-street; Mr W H. Webb, Oak House, Hobson-Btreet.



IT^OR SALE, a Small Fancy Business ; _ stock small : good place for Milliner or ' Drcßsniaker^-Addrußs "5.F.U.," STAit^__lco__ FOR SALE, a light Handcart; cheap.— E. Harvio, Upper Synumds-stivet. FOR SALE, a Heavy Spring Cart, in thorough good order.—Apply T. Asher, " Cobdon-street, Newton. 3 TJIOR SALE, Houses and Allotments (de -3 JD fcrred payments), Farms, Suburban Pro . pcrtio:. Hotels, Businesses, Purinerships.— . Grant and Crossqn, 75, Qnccn-slreet. ' XHOlt SALE, First-class Farm near line .JD of i ail way: all fenced and under cultiv . , tion ; £1,100; easy terms.-W, V. Stevens, Higll i street. ; "OR'SALE, 4 acres of Ground behind Mount Albert; price ."...—Apply to S. i l__rry_Ru3sclUsU_______rohJ_i__ J" AOR SALE, Splendid Site for Mansion } or cutting up; 1 Acre 3; land planted.— Geo. Brown, Chnreh-slrect. liuvgnporL i IYIOR SALE (North Shore), Houses of 4 IJO 5, and 0rooms: also. Building ],ots.-For • particulars apply H. 'fanner. 8, Queen-street. FOR SALE (Mount Eden, corner Albert and Victoria Avenue), a good six-roomed i House, with bath-room, cellar, &c—Apply on .pie premises, ; . Vj.OR SALE, Circular Glass-front iJO Brougham, dorses, Hurnc-s. &c. in first chies order-lobe sold a bargain.—R. 11. Witt, Conch Pointer. Durham-street. TJj'Oft SALE (Devonport), Houses, under JO special circumstances. Cheap; 1 to 15 rooms : . well planted gardens. —G. Brown, Chiircli-M.ro t, Devonport. 1710R POSITIVE SALE, two 4-roomed ' Cottages und one Shop and Dwelling, each with frontages to two good streets in the pity.— Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent, No. !\ Qiiecn-=trcet. - OR SALE, n fashionable and well-built Dog Curt, neurlv nr. w; also, Silver-mounted Harness in 'good condition.-. . B. Orchard, 18, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. FOR SALE, in Parnell, most convenient House of 8 rooms and Allotmect 50 x 200; splendid view of ihe harbour; only 15 minutes 'from Post office. —W. and J. Frater, Land Agonts. Queen-street, ____ FOR SALE, - good Shops with comfort able Dwelling; back entrance, water and gas laid on : lot to good tenants at 30s a week; situated In Karangahape Koad.—_orparlic-l ars apply to Mc-srs Carbines ft Taylor. Auctioneers. OR SALE, 4-roomed Houso, Sunnyside Koad, Mount Eden. Allotment 50 x 196. Also, thrco Allotments adjoining each 50 x 19G feet.—Apply to G. Garry, at Mr Mason's, Hair Dresser. FOR SALE (a Bargain), a Corner Allot ment-with 20 feet frontago to Great North ltoad by 80 feet to McKelvie-street, with good Shoo and Dwelling erected thereon, and let to good tenant. Price, «*».—For furth-H- particu lars, Cnrblnos and Taylor, Auctioneers- OR SALE at once, first rato Boarding, bouse (city), 10rooms; bath, gas: Ingoing; .50; rent low; long lease; a _ood chance. Also, nice little Fanoy Goods Shop; stock small • oheap.—Busines-i Exchange Agency, Hign-Dt (upstairs)— Wooding & Co. FOR SALE (Epsom), a very desirable Property, situated on the main road and within the four miles radius from the Aucklar d Post-offlce. Tho House com; rises six good rooms, llttcd with every convenience; the grounds, 5 acres in extont, are of tho best de scription of volcanic loam; to besold-cheap and on easy terms.—Apply lo D. F. Evans, Auction eer, Land and Estate Agent, Queen-street (next Hank of Australasia). UGS ELLA VISTA ROAD.-Grand Allot ment to be sold cheap for cash, planted . and fenced, commanding one of tho best marine viows In Ponsonby. —W. L. Mitchell, 8, Mercantile Chambers. "XrORTH SHORE.—For Sale, a Pretty J_l Little Gothic Villa, of 5 apartments near the Victoria Wharf >et retired, being adjoin ing the residences of the Hon. do B. Dovereux and the lato Captain WjnTard; the allotment is 50 x 118, and tho soil of excellent quality; tie. house Is nearly now, and fitted with register grate, colonial oven, &c.; very suitable for a qulctcouplo or small family.—B. Tanner, Agent, 8 Queen-street. ■■ PARNELL RISE.—For Sale, a Now Cottago of 1 rooniß and scullery : good view of harbour; now road opposite Parnell School.—Apply on tho premises. RINGSLAND, New North Road—2 -•roomed Verandah Cottages, registered grates and colonial ovens: price, .GO each.— Terms, apply J. R. Bandcreon, Mercantile Chambers. Queen street. ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 200 casks Portland Cement. Plaster of Paris, Fireclay, by ton or lb, Firo Bricks, Sc—lt. Jcnklnson, Builder, Lome street; SUPERIOR Villa Residence, Clarenco^t., for £380. Grand Market Garden Site, good black soil, the nick of Roeebank Estato; 6 acres for £300 --_h.-W.J- Mitchell. Land Agent. TO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS— Business for Sale in a first-class nosition in tho suburbs; satisfactory reasons fordisposal. —Apply to W. V. Stevens, High-street. __r*ol _ _ — FOR SALE, on easy c&&X\r» torms, a Cottago of 4 rooms nnd Freehold Allotment in Haslett-strcet.—W. V. Stevens, nigh-street. '* Money. MONE - TO LEND on freehold security. —Joseph Blades. Solicitor, Vulcan Lane. ONEY TO LEND, on good freehold securities, nt current rates. — Arch. Buchanun, Solicitor. Queen-streot (opposite Bank of New Zealand) _ £• C_Arf_ T0 LEND on good Freehold dfc*OvF" Property, at 9 pe.rcent.interest. —W. V. Stevens, High-street. /tWEA TO LEND at current rates. 3& I O" —Apply to F. J, Mow and Co., Shortland-strect . JL. "1 /_ TO £10,000 LENT on Building cfeyJLvr Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Honsos built on Weekly Payment System Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Sco List of Properties for sale on Ith page. Six por cont, allowod on money deposited for investment— C. Williamson Land. Estate, and Financial A _ent and Valuer, High-street Anckland. r .. 'mi ' . ■ ■ ' Harbour Board Notices. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR TIMBER WORK, HOBSON STREET WHARF. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, 29th May, 1881. Tenders will be received at this office until TUESDAY, the 10th day of Juno. 188*. at noon, ' for Timber Work in connection with the extenj • sion of Hobson-street Wharf, in terms of plans and specifications to bo scon at the Engineer's ! Offl:o. ■ „ Tha lowost or any tender not necesswily ac cepted: - .«;'._ Tenders to bo endorsed "Tonder for Timber 1 Work, Hobson-street Wharf." ORAVE3 AICKIN, Chairman. i Amusements. MR POOLEY'S SUBURBAN -.-CONCERTS. NEWMARKET PUBLIC HALL, FRIDAY. 6TH JUNE. 8 o'clock. TICKETS AT THE LOCAL STORES. Front Scats, Half-a-crewn. Body, Ono Shilling. XjpPSOM PUBLIC HALL. . MONDAY, 9th JUNE, 8 O'CLOCK. ' CONCERT-ONE SHILLING & SIXPENCE. DANCE-ONE SHILLING. > Tickets at tho Local Storos and Gwynne's Hotel. y N.B.—Full Moon on the 9th of Juno. LEAP YEAR RE-UNION IN THE CHORAL HALL. THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, ,t At oight o'olock. »f LEAP YEAR REUNION ? ALPHABETICAL REUNION __ .___ 1- S PECTAC ULAR CO N VER3AZIONE »f WAXEN CONVERSAZIONE 5. MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT r 'DRAMATICAL ENTERTAINMENT S. BISSEXTILE EXPOSITION PROMENADE T ™_™, LADEIS' SCALES AND BUFFET. Tickets—2s 6d—at Upton and Co.'s, Lennox's, and Woollams and Partridge's. Admission to Buffet charged by weight. OBJECT CHARITABLE. Tenders 'mo BUILDERS. Tho Time for receiving Tenders for Additions and Alterations to the Newton Hotel is EX -5) TENDED until tho 11th Inst. R, KEALS & SON, Arohltects. WANTED, Tenders for four-roomed Cottago in Pratt street, off Wellington 3, streot.-Plans and specifications can be seen at the office of D. Goldie, Albert-street, until noon v of ith June. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. - mO PLASTEKERS.— Tenders will bo re , JL. eelved up to noon of FRIDAY, 6th June, for Slating and Plastering a Villa Residonce Mahurangl Heads ; labour only. Plans and specifications to be scon at David Ross's Offico, Architect, Queen-street, where tenders will be recoived. ' "R OADS NORTH ISLAND. Public Works Office, Auckland, June 2nd, 1881. Written Tendei _ will be received at this office . till noon of FRIDAY, the 13th day of June, 1881 I. for Blinding the Metalling of the Pukekohe - Watukußoad. TheTendersaretobeaddreßsefi to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works , r Auckland, and marked outside the onvolopo, >£ " Tender for Blinding and Metalling Contract.' Plans, specifications, and general condition! may be seen at this ofllce. and at tho Post-offloef at Pukokohe, Mauku. and Waiuku. The lowesi or any tender not necessarily accepted. r By command. il W. H. HALES, District Engineer. r, Contlnn ed on First Page



•.- -"■:"- Public Notice* --r-rr*?. TO THE LADIES.—Just opened, over £01) Pairs Of Corsets; will be sold cheap,— Samuel Coombes & Co., Queen-street IS.— To the Ladies of Auckland.—l,ooo Fashionable Winter H ts. in Felt, Beaver, Fur.liatin, and Plush, at Is each —Fernandez's fc. 10,. Newton. ______ 6>__'_ J FAIRS Men's Coloured Mole _5 " 4 Trousers, IsOd a pair. i-eally good, and the cheapest ovor offered in Auckland.— Fernandez, Karangahape Road, Newton. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CITY OF AUCKLAND.-Ladies and Gentlemen,—Allow mo to tender my sincere thanks for the honour you have dono mo in electing me one of your Auditor*, and I can assure you I shall continue doing my duty as I havedoneheretofor. — I am, Ladies and Gentle men, your obedient servant, M. S. LBERS, 21, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. mHE NEW ZEALAND POST J^lffllil^ OFFICE DIRECTORY, 18 85-6. Published by Authority. Loc.il Office, Pttlmcrston Buildings, Queen-st. (next tho new offices of U.S. Shipping Co.) Orders for Advertisements in, and Copies of, the New Issuo now being received, and every information relativo thereto furnished by J, HOLMAN, Agent. POINT CHEVALIER ROAD DISTRICT. Take Notice: Mr John- S. L. Cox. Water view, Great North Road, is appointed Clerk and Collector for the Point Chevalier Rond Board, instead of Mr C. Willis, resigned. J. CRAWFOBD, Chairman. June 1, 1681. .___ T E G A L. The undesigned begs to announce that he has oommenoed to Practise as a Solicitor in the Offices ot tho lato Mr E. K. Tyler, Imperial Chambers, Vulcan Lane. JOSEPH BLADES. Auckland, May 19.1881. m & S. MORRIN & CO. (Limited) beg to notify that their Premises will bo CLOSED Every Evening at five o'clock during month of JUNE, on account of Stock-takiag; Saturdays, 2 p.m. X OOK OUT FOR THE PAMPHLET ! BRITISH DESPOTISM IX THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS AND TUP: PERSECUTION OF MR W. J. HUNT HV SIR ARTHUR GORDON, High ConiniiPsioner, under "Tha Western Pacific Orders in Council, 1877 and 1879," By VOX POPULI. Copies of tho above can be obtained of Mr G. L. Thompson, Agent, High-street, and from all Booksellers. PRICE-ONE SHILLING. — '- '■"*. ■ ■ ■ Business Notices. THE Success Gold-mining Company is nothing in comparison to the Success at tending our Clearing Sale. Come early.— S. Coombes & Co., Queen-street JUST OPENED.—2.OOUyds. of Eclectic Velveteen, all colours, which we are sell in- cheap —Samuel Coombcs & Co.. Queen-st. mo WORKING MEN.—We have a few X hundred pairs of Mole Trousers left at 5s lid (usual price, 8s Cd); also, a few pairs of tho Is nd Trousers. Call before they aro all gone.—Coombes & Co.. Queen-street RS ROBINSON (recently arrived from England) begs to announoe to tho Ladies of Auckland and neighbourhood that sho has commenced business as Milliner and Dress makor; good lit and stylo guaranteed; lessons given io Millinery and Dressmaking at moder ata oharges.—3t.Mary'B Road. Ponsonby. CONDITIONAL IMMORTALITY is put in tho fchado by the conditions on which you buy Goods during our Clearing Salo. Come and sec-S. Coombes fc Co., Queen-Btreet. AIHEY'S STOCK is now being sold by us. We only gave 8s In the pound for It, so wo aro enabled to sail it cheap.—Samuel Coombcß and Co., Queen-street npAILOR AND OUTFITTER.' J. FLETCHER, Hobson-st., Returns thanks to his numerous patrons'for their liberal support during the past five years, ■■ still assuring them and the public that only Perfect Fits, combined wU. .First-ess Style and the Best of Workminshlp, are the ruUns standards in the execution of every order in . trusted to his care. Prices moderate. Terms cash. Gentlemen'- own material made up. CJALVAGE.— During this Sale we are XJ1 Selling Ribbons at almost nominal prices? Samuel Coombcs and Co., Queen-stroet. ' -* 171 G. EWING TO N, 1 O ESTATE AGENT (Established 18 Yeabs.) MONEY TO LEND on City Securities. Houses, Shops. Cottages, Allotments, and Farms for Salo nt low prices and on easy terms. Two New Cottages in Russell-Btreet, Great North Road, £205 each. mAYL O R ' S CO OPERATIVE GROCERY STORES ABE THE ONLY SHOPS THAT DIVIDE THE PROFITS with their CASH CUSTOMEBS. Address— KARANGAHAPE ROAD (late Scott), AND VICTORIA-STREET, BETWEEN HOBSON fc NELSON-STREETS. T O ~0 K~ O U T TOR THE BLUE T> 9O T, L U E X> O O T, QUEEN-STRBET, OPPOSITE GARLICK AKD CRANWELL'S GIT HALL. A GREAT SALE OF . , BOOTS AND QHOBS! OOTS AND OHOBS! A BANKRUPT STOCK BOUGHT FOR CASH-CHEAP. _TBE IN TJME.TEti AT THE BLUE BOOT, 259, QUEEN-SI'REET. C. BROOKES AND CO. Jicaical. MR W. H. JONES, M.R.C.V.S..L (Memrer of the Royal College of Vctei Inary Surgeons London), late Veterinary Sm goon, North Metropolitan Tramway Company London, has commenced practice in Anckland and may be consulted on Diseases of Horses Cattle, and Donosticated Animals at thi 1 Masonic Hotol, Pilnoes-street. Allcommunlca tions left at Mr Haslett's, Chemist, Qneen-Bt will receive prompt attention. Telephone No. 4C The Register of Members of the Ro. al Collegi of Veterinary Surgeons can be seen at M Haslett's. fTIYPHUS 1 TYPHUS ! TYPHUS SAVE YOUR LIVES BY ÜBINO ' THE "RED CROSS" DISINFECTINC FLUID. BEING INODOROUS JT IS THE ONLY DX INFECTANT SUi_ ABLE FOR THE BICK ROOM AND INDOOR USE. DISINFECT YOUR DRAINS, CLOSETS, &C PBICB, ONE SHILLING PER BOTTLE, FROM At! ! GROCERS AND CHEMISTS, WHOLESALE AGENTS: BROWN, BARRETT, &ICO. L.. D. NATHAN & CO. j T G. HENDERSON'I - _P • CHERRY PECTORAL. 2s 8d and Is 6d por bottle. To be had only a Medical Hall, Ponsonby. opposite Three Lam. ' "\TIOLENT Raging Toothache is i : V nearly every instance instant.neousl " cured by using Odontalgioon. the new rem ed; ' Is.—C. W. Gog-agon, London Arcade. RELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.- SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAI Price, 2s 6d and Is Gd.—F. C. Sharland, opposit • the Post-office. I mOOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneot . X ReUef-ODONTALGIC-ls per bottle. 3 F. C. SHARLAND, opposite Poßt-offlce. D" R. ARNOLD'S PENNY ROY A AND STEEL PILLS.—The mostpopuU medicine of the day. Price, 2s Bd a box.-Coh Dial Agent, F. C. Sharland, opposite tha Pos . otflca. ■ • O R M ' .< All children suffer from them, c If suspected, ask forJ&eCertaln Cn'_. I SHARLAND-S WORM POWDERS, la packe |l Apothecaries' Hall, opposite P ogt-ofllce. . "OOSELINE fob ran HAlß.—This el< ' JLV gent preparation completely eollps* •'• every article of a similar land now befoi s the public—Price, Is6d a bottle.—Sharla. I g \ not. ecaries' HaU. * T>ATB! BATS! RATSI-.i XV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTS, Rata eat it greedily, and die; no smell. ■ 1 Price, One Shilling a Bottle. | F. C. SHARLAND opposite Post-offiss.



mO H.H.S.—To-night, at 7,— H. R BRIGHT'S Lectures are quite edipsod by the bright eyes when look- t Ing at our Children's Socks at 3d per pair.-b. Coombes & Co.. Qucen-atr^et. W~ " G. ALEEN, D/aper, Jervois Bond. • Ponsonby. t.cgs to notify that he has no connection with C. Allen, druper, late of Victoria street. ALL PERSONS take notice that I will Nor be responsible for any Debts that-may be contracted by my Wife. Mary Ann Coides.— Richard Cordes, Mercury Ray. ERSONAL—AIways attend to your Personal Appearance by getting your Clothes made at. Coombcs and Co.'s, who keep the most experienced cutter, and the-largest staff of workmen.—Coombos and Co., Queen street PERSONAL. — important Notice to Housewives.—lf you wish to economise and show your husband that you arc indeed tlio , truo helpmate, buy all your Meat for Cash at Farrell Si Bsrnaby's, Shipping and -family... Butchers, 175, Queen-st. The quality guaranteed. Lost and. Founds LOST, a Peacock Blue Plush Purse, between Mendel's. Draper, und Symonds street. Finder rewarded.—Apply at Star office. LOST, on Sunday last, between St. James's Church and Lincoln-street, Pon sonby, a Pair of Spectacles in Wood Case; J. Holloway, Melbourne, on case.—Finder re warded returning same to Capt. H. 1. Ander son, Queen-streot. < , jrt"i REWARD.—The above sum will _&_!_ be paid for such information as will t. id to show how the Black Retriever DojT came to fall from the office window of Messrs' Boylan and Lundon, surveyors, over the Colo nial Bank, Queenttreot, on Saturday last. In formation to be loft at tho ofllco of1 the Society for .the Prevention of Cruelty toAnlmals. "I d\S.—Lost, on Wednesday, 28th, be : J," twecn Penrose Crossing and Otahuhu, a Lady's Leather Bag. containing a sum ot money and various other articles.— The nbovo reward will bo paid to anyone returning the same to 11. Jackson, Butcher, Otahuhu, or Star Office. ________ Corporation Notices. niTY OF AUCKLAND. N OTIC E. WHOLESALE AND PAOKICT, LICENSES FOR THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS. Notice is hereby Riven that all Licenses aB abovo requiro to be renewed on or beforo tho SOlh. instant, , , , . HForms of Application must bo obtained from and lodged with the Clerk of the Licensing Cou.-t, at the Resident Magistrate's Court, High-street. '' „, , P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk'B Ofllce, June 2.1881. ' 287 /. I T V OF AUCKLAND. DRAINAGE WORKS, LIVERPOOL STREET.. '.-.■, ... Tho City Council will rceeivo tenders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, 12th inst., for abovo works, in terms of plans and specifications to bo viewed at the oftioe of the City Surveyor, Council Chambers. High-street. The Council do not bind themselves to accent any tender. * Tenders to be ondorsed "Drainage Works, Liverpool-street." , -' P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offloo, June 2,1881. «8 JHITY OF AUCKLAND. EASTWARD. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. It is horcbv notifiod that tho following votes were r3corded fof the Candidates at tho Flection he d on TUESDAY, June 3rd:- ' MR WILLIAM RATTRAY.. .. 381 MR JAMES C. SHARLAND.. .. 3Ki I therefore declare tho following gcmtlcman duly elected to the office of Councillor for the East Ward, City of Auckland :— i Mr WILLIAM RATTRAY. HENRY RIDINGS, Returning Officer. City Council Offices, June 3,1881. 120. AIIY OF AUCKLAND: TO WATER CONSUMERS. Notice is hereby given that nil Water Con sumers' Hates falling duo on June 30th'. noxt require to be paid on or before that date. Con sumers allowing tho Rates to remain unpaid will be liable to have supplies cut off. Public attontion is requested to the penalties provided in Clause 26' i, "Municipal Corpora tions Act,' 1876," of a sum not exceeding £20, for not being supplied with Water from the Water Workß, "taking any such Water from tho supply furnished to another person," or being supplied from tho Wajor Works, "supplies another person, or permits him to take away any such Water." Where notices to have Motors affixed havo been sprved. they will i couiro to be tested, and S laced on or beforo the 30th of J'ine next. No ose attachments are allowed, link ss paid for, or by Meter supply. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office. June 2, 1881. 417 Meetings. Xr^AITEMATA BOATING CLUB. A Special Meeting of tho above will be held at the Waltemata Hotol on WEDNESDAY EVEN ING, at 8 p.m. Business of importance. W. G. SMITH, Hon. Sec pro tern. A CONFERENCE oj Presbytery will bO held In St, James's Church on WEDNES DAY, Juno 4, at 7.30 p.m. Tho Rev. W. Evans, Cambridge, will open tho Conference. Subject —"The Obligations of the Church." All are cordially Invited. _____________ HOPE OF AUCKLAND. TENT,— LO.R.—Membors of the above aro reques ted to take notice that tlio Nomination of Officers for enmilng term takes place TO-MOR ROW (Thursday), sth Instant. Candidates for Initiation aro requested to attend at 8.15 p.m. sharp. JAS. G. CAR R. Sec. * AT-BTTRNTA GOLD COM ____. .. ... L Pl-NY (LIMJTED),,.., - , An Extraordinary General Meeting "of the Alburnia Gold-mining Company (Limited) will bo held at the Company's office, Wyndliam-ist., Auckland, on TUESDAY, the lOtb day of Juno, 1884, tit three p.m., for the purpose of considering and passing (It approved) tho following special resolutions, vis.:— ; ."■."'■'; .'•" 1. That tho Alburnia Gold-mining Company . . (Limited) be wound-up voluntarily, and a v Liquidator bo appointed. ..."-".•..; :St . 2. That a now Company bo formed to pur chase the Alburnia mine, with a capital • of Threo Thousand Pounds, divided into Twelve Thousand Shares of Five Shil lings each—the Alburnia shareholders to have the option of taking as many shares 'In the new Company as they no w hold in the Alburnia Gold-mining Company. « , H. N. GARLAND, Secretary. Auctions. ' TO-MORROW, ■ . THURSDAY, JUNE 5. ; THE REMUERA YARDS.5 ' FOB. SALE, at the Remuora Yards, to morrow (Thursday), Junes, atone o'clock, DAIRY COWS Store Cattle Fat Cattle Fat and Store Sheep and Pigs. /. ALFREITiuCKLAND. '<• i . . v TO-MORROW. 1 ', ORANGES. and ORANGES. 5 MANDARINES. : L. W. EATON WILL Sell, to-morrow (Thursday), at eleven o'clock, '■ * . 100 cases Oranges and Mandarines—JDß and other brands { Bananas, Onions, Honoy, &c, &c, TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. ' DINNER SERVICES. ' DINNER SERVICES. GERMAN PIANOS. GERMAN PIANOS. . GABRIEL LEWIS t |_| AS received instructions to sell, tb i, D morrow (Thursday), at 11 o'clook, " 2 FIRST-CLASS GERMAN PIANOS , I CASK 8 DLFFERENT PATTKRNS DIN ? NER SKRVICES-tosuit. '_ W. 5, COCHRANE] ~. [JAS. DAOKE FRIDAY, JUNE 6.. c yii ■ _____ - CffSfOTER, BILLIARD TABLE, LAWN _ TENNIS, HARMONIUM, " . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. , FTIHE Subscribers will Sell, at their >. _|_ Rooms, Queen-street, on Friday, June 6, t- at 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Suites, Couches, Easy Chair. Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Palliasses, Mattrasses, Pillows, Blankets, Washstands and Ware, Dressing Tables, Mirrors, Chests Drawers, i. Carpets, Oilcloth, Fenders, Tables. Chairs, ■ Crockery; Pictures, Dresser, Cupboard, Kitchen Utensils, &o. ?■. 's Also -o Parlour Billiard Table, Counter Gas Fittings, . 1, Lawn Tennis 6 Cases Douglas Arm Chairs (damaged by - • 3*. ■■•... ■ -' - . * SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. ' Auctioneers. ' Continued on Fourth Page.