TELEGRAMS.

R.sseix, this day. -Loading : Christina and Mariner. The fresh last week brought clown over 100 logs for the natives at Pakire,

DUNEDIN, this day.—Forty passengers have been booked for tho Wairarapa's second trip.

Blenheim, this day.—At tho P..M. Court to-day, three persons wero each fined five shillings and costs for disobeying an order to vaccinate their children. An other defendant was fined ono ."hilling and costs for non-registration of his child's birth.

V__i>_L-Ai__--ll , ~ , _ ._ WANOANni, this day.—Archibald Gamp bell has been committed for trial at the Supreme Court for larceny of £8 from Utiku Potaka.

Welll-Kitok, this day.—Tho Wellington "Post" was published in an enlarged form on Saturday ovening.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT

A LAD of 15 years, named Henry Cuthbert, in the employ of Mr Williams, plasterer, sustained a painful and very serious acci dent about four o'clock on Srturday after noon by falling from the scaffolding of the brick building, waich is being erected alongside the Empire Hotel in Victoria street. He was working there in company with another lad. He was attended to by __>r Richardßon. who saw that the lad was BU_f«ring from concussion of tbe brai_, and therefore ordered his removal to tho Hospital. __________

ANNUAL LICENSING COURTS.

CITY NORTH.

(Before Messrs. G. W. Owen (in the chair), Goo Winslono, T. H. Ilarbutt, and IV. Neal' Licensing Commissioners).

The adjourned annual sitting of tliis Court for tho further consideration of tho applications idr tho renewals of tho licenses of tho Albion, Scotia Red Lion and Alexandra Hotels was held this afternoon. Superintendent Thomson represented tho police and Mr Thos. Cotter appeared for the Licensed Victuallers' Association, llio business dono was as followß :— Applications for Kenewols. SCOTIA Hotel - James Laing. -Mr Cotter, In support of the application, stated that al though not a flrst-rato house it mot the needs of a olasa of travellers who woro unablo to pay for such accommodation as would bo obtained at tho more protensioushostclries. The condemned staircase had boon recently altered and other repairs had been made, whilo if tho Belli* doemed it necessary tho owner (Mrs McLiver). was willing to add two more rooms. _ urther than this sho had not the means to go. Mr Cotter thon submitted a potition from 70 or SO persons praying for the renewal of tho license on the grounds of public convenience and past good management. Great suffering and hard ship was entailed, the learned gentleman wont on W say, by these deprivations of licenses, and would be so in this case. ,•„._- Mr S, Heskcth, who appeared for tlio other persons Interested in tne houso, also spoke in advooaey of tho renewal of the license. The Chairman replied that tho mind of the Bench was that the house was not wanted, and for that reason thoyrcfusod the license. Albion Hotel.—John M. Russell. Mr Cotter. In supporting tho application oxplaindd that tho owner, Mr Glosson, .ntonded to erect a new handsome threo-story brick building in place of tho present woodon one. and that ne was quite willing to abide by the condition imposed in tho case of the Shamrock, viz., that the license should only bo granted for tho new building. It would bo exactly similar to tho new City Hotel. A petition containing IS7 signatures was then handed in, Dr. Hooper being tho first signatory. Superintendent Thompson men tioned that ho had known of people being turned away from Oram's, tho Star, and the Albert Hotels for want of accommodation. Ihe Chairman askod if the applicant were a single man, as thoy had a great objection to single mon as hotel proprietors. Mr Cotter replied that the applicant wa3 a single man, but it was understood that his slater.should manage the houso for him. Of course it wero considered the owner would secura a married man as liconseo. Still, Mr. Russell was a highlj rcßpeetablo man. His fnthcr had boon collector of tolls on tho wharf for many years, and two of hts .tutors were married to well known gentle men vfz" one to mV Hull and the other to Mr. McDonald. The Chairman said that tho license •would bo'srantcd on the same terms as governed tho rcnowal of tho Shamrock s 1 cense, viz.. that tho Clerk of the Court should hold the license until the Superintendent of Police certilicd that tho now building was ready for the commence ment of business. These terms woro aeeord ta___E_ANßßA' Hotel: Donald Urquhart.- Mr Cotter appoarcd In support of tlio ap plication, and produced the plans of a how structure, which the owner. Mr, S. Jajreer. intended to erect upon tlio present one. The houso; ho said, met the wants of a special class of the population, and was yet so unequal to tho demands mapo upon it that ten would-be lodeora had to be refused accommodation last week Many persons also came there for thoir meals'. A petition, signed by 100 residents in the neighbourhood, boarders, and patrons of the table ilhotc was then handed in to the Mr 'bottor further mentioned that the owner would bo willing to accept the renewal of tho license upon tho condition that a now and suit able structure should bo ready for opening within four months. Tho houso had been well conduoted hitlierto, and supplied a real public want The Bench deferred tho consideration until tho remaining business had been disposed

°Tho Bcnoh subsoqucnUy retired, and after some consultation decided to grant tho renewal on the same condiUons as thahocnses of tho Shamrock and Albion had boon renewed. They nlßOgavo a caution regarding Sunday trading. Run Lion Hotel: Alfred G. Pullcng.-Mr. Cotter applied for a removal of. tlio licor.se toanewhoMO ontiUcd tho Oxford, which was now up, and would bo finished, excepting the Millard room, by the first of July. The licensee TMr F^l™ng) had previously been a fruiterer. A slur had Seen cast upon Ids house■ recently by a drunken brawl in front of it but it had aiuco been shown that tioy had been made drunk Jjinwhero and boen rof used drink in his house. _A certiilcato from 90 neighbours as to Mr Pulleng's good management o£ tho Red Lion Hotolwaß then submitted to the Bench. Tie renewal, t aethor with Uie removal, was B__-tedtoP_l_eng, withacaution as toSunday trading added. She Court then roso. .-..■.-.

There is but little alteration in-stock and mining quotations. The only sale? to-day weSempthorne, Pressor, ondGo.j 23s 4d; TaupWooal, 20s 6d and 21s. The-market continues inactive. - __ There was rumours in town to-day of a mysterious shooting-case at Ponsonby. Our enquiries failed to disclose<*&s*» concerning the affair beyond tl,e 'fact that a discharge of firearms was. heard m. the neighbourhood of England-street on Satur day night. The police do not know any thing concerning tlio matter. The adjourned sitting of the City East marko^censing Court in the afternoon ' to the April number of "The Sword and Trowel' fie Rev. C. H.. Spurgeon con lrowei, ww . h - h reC ently went Soundof thTpapers, to the, effec? that,. fortune had beenbequeathed him by a Lei cester admirer. He says in al usion to a "3 uineßS • "While we were still confined SthehS «'reived *M^7™»* £ various forms has been published in the MWBMpers. of a legacy loft by a Leicester *i__,nn Under the provisions of his Itfte Orphanage wilfehre «Gg* h,t there is no truth in the statement that a wofortuno has been bequeathed to Mr Inurleon personally. The residue of. th| teSr°s personal estate goes to .the testa-ors X while his real estate is cWd^hXpWment of debts, funeral P T SSTB3 rCa atlreS hltXe'ro wi lprobably be a balanco tocome to Mr Spurgeon." The writer thence goes ™ and Characteristic style, to remark thathad tho rumour been correct c eh-uldhavo been able to .dispose of the S amount with ease, since ho has just ST several Cities before him in which SrShlJerecfed ; but ho Sad not the means of aid.

THE AUC__i__NJD EvTENING STAR, MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1884 r



ue LIVER STIMULANT.-A PODOPHYLLIN WITH TAHAXACUM M J. H. WITHEFORD, ADVERTISING AGENCY, SHORTLAND STREET, .'-':■■ AUCKLAND, N.Z. AdverUsoments received for Auckland Papers and tor the various : Tew Zealand and Australian Journals, ;• .). ,- TO NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS. ' PUBLISHERS, fcOTHER^ 7 J H '.W; is in ft position to carry out any-Special ' ' Canvassing Work required, or to Negotiate any Business. Monetary, or Commercial. - -- ■.- *-ir- f. r A_^oi_3«^ife^^_^^l?li AND CAREFUL ATTENTION.



Wanted. WANTED, several pood Benchmen.— (I. Black and Co , Uhapel-street, WANTED, to join a Bachelor' Home, a quiet respectable Man.—Apply "H.Z.," Star oniee. WANTED, four Carpenters. — Apply tliis evening to W. Hradshaw, next to Mr Chamberlain's. Uladstone Road, Parnell. ANTED, a good Fitter; also, a go«d Jobbing Carpenter.—Apply Auckland Timber Company. ________ IS/ANTED, rospectable Girl as Generol »T Servant in a Binall family.—Apply to Mrs Kelly, Fish Dealer, Uroy-strcet. WANTED, a good General Servant ; , must bo able to cook ; references re quired.—Apply, between the hours of fi and 0 p m , to Mrs Osborne, Uity l.oad._ VST ANTED, a Boy for "thoOrocery Busi- V T ness.—Apply at Kobertsous', Grocers, Symonds-stroet. ___________ WANTED, a Respectable Girl.—Apply Mrs Partington, Gnndry-street, Newton. WANTED, a Smart Boy for the Cash Desk.— Apply W. Rattray, Queen street ANTED, a good General Servant, one from the Country preferred.—Apply Mrs Much-tyre, Captain Cook Hotel, Kyber l'tt.3. ___________—_———— W~~ ANTED, Superior Person as Mother's Help; also, good General; both oro really good places itown).— Mrs Elsmo.es Registry. _____ TVTANTED, Threo Mothers' Helps VV (superior). Boats. Billiard-marker (255), five Cook Laundresses, ten Generals, Nuraes, town, suburbs, country.—Mrs Elsmore s. WANTED, good General Servant.— Apply Mrs J. Williams, Vlctoria-st. WANTED, a Kitchenmaid. — Apply Portland House, Hobson-strcet. WANTED, an Improver to Carp-iiter ing.—Apply to Mr Walter Bartley, Su Frances dv Sales-street, Ponsonby. WANTED, immediately, smart respect able Boy.—Apply R. -- Douso, Grocer, opposite All Saints' Church. Ponsonby Road. ANTED, Citizens-to Inspect an Oil Painting at Lennox's, Queen - street; acknowledged by all to be tho best ever pro dnecd in New Zealand. ANTED, by a Young Man, Engago ment in Wnrehouse, or any kind of business.—" F.T.." Stab, Ollice. ANTED, n Respectablo Smart Boy for a milk rurt.-Apply A. Ball, Mllk man, Grafton Road. X\T ANTED, for a Bubh Sawmill, two V T married Men; ono to stack or act as tailman; other to jack logs.—Auckland Timber Company. WANTED KNOWN, Laco Curtains, 3a lid pair; Laco Curtains, 4s lid pair ; Luce Curtains, 5s ltd pair, worth doublo. - 3. Coombes and Co. WANTED KNOWN, 5,000 Ladies' Bfid Children's Ulsters, Dolmans, and Four-in-hands, at half price, during the groat sale.—S. Coombes and Co. ANTED KNOWN, we tiro selling a flrst-rato Pair of Blankots, large siza, for 10s 6d, worth 17s lid.—S. Coombes and Co. WANTED~KNOWN, just bought for cash, a Manufacturer's Stock of Laco Curtains, which wo sell at half ih.cc.—S. Coombes and Co. ANTED KNOWN, S. Coombes and Co. aro now selling Girls' Fashionablo Ulsters, for Is lid each; regular price, 7s (id, WANTED, Pupils for the Pianoforte, at home or at residence; tonus moderate. Also, a Fow Young Ladies for an Evening Class. — For particulars apply Miss Filleul, Great North Road, opposite Surrey Hills storoj WANTED, a clean, tidy Yotwfe'WrtnoJi, betwoen 18 and 30.—Apply 10 SMShorer, North Shore, Dovonport,between6an(lii o'clock. "ANTED, Situation as Clothier; colonial experience.—AddreßS J. Weir, Grcy-9treet. WANTED, a Bricklayer to build a Double Chimney nt Mercury Bay (labour only).—Apply Mercury Bay Timber Company (Limited), Fort-street. WT ANTED, two respectable Men as ? f Boardors; terms, 18', washlngincludod, —T. 11. Matthews, Fruiterer. Vietorlast. West. WANTED, Apprentices at once.-Apply to .Mrs F. J. Wardell, Wellcsley-Btreet, two doors from Albert-street. WANTED, Situation by a young Man as Barman ; experienced. — Address "F.B.."Stak Ofllco. WANTED, a respectable Lad, between 11 and 15 years of ago; one willing to leani tho trade preferred. - Apply to G. H. Marsden, Tinsmith and Ironworker, comer of Chapel and Durham streets. WANTED, a Hand-power Morticing Machine; must bo in good order; state maker and price to "Joiner," Stah Ollice. WANTED KNOWN,—No home is com plete without a Pair of Lace Curtains. Call in at S. Coombes & Co.'s and in.pcet their i__mense stock. ANTED, aßospectablo Girl about 15, to assist in light housework.—Apply to Mrs Colwcll, Alma House, Wynyard Road, Mount Eden. ANTED KNOWN. — Pawnbroker's b'Blo will takoplaoe at Mr Arthur's Mart on Monday, 30th Juno, at 11 o'clock. For par ticulars see .tar Thursday, 2_th June.—James Rac, Pawnbroker. ANTED KNOWN —Whoro shall I Buy my Lace Curtains from? Why, from S. Coombes and Co , who have the largest stock in Auckland to select from. ANTED, as good Plain Cook and Laundress, a rospectable Trustworthy Woman.—Apply to Mrs Cowie, Biahopscourt, Parnell, between 10 and 12 noon, or (J and 7 in the oyoning. . - WANTED KNOWN,—Tho Anti-Rheu matic Blankets can be had for 163 Cd pair, worth 30s. from S. Coombes & Co. ANTED, six moro men to mako ' Furniture at their own homos.—Apply W. 11. Dam pier, Hobson-street. ANTED KNOWN—What a pretty Dolman that Is ! Yes ! I bought It from S. Coombos and Co. for 10s 6d; tho regular price was 30s. WANTED, by a young Lady, a morning Engagement as Music Teochor, vocal and instrumental; theory1 and practice.—Apply "C.K.," Stab Office. ■__ ANTED KNOWN,—Ladies' Ulsters from is lid. Children's Ulsters from Is lid. Dolmans from lQs fkl-all spooial valuo.-_. Coombes & Co. WANTED SEEN, still alive, the Parnell Barber. Hair-cutting, fid; Shaving, 3d. Picture-frame Maker and Glider; WANTED KNOWN—To be Let or for Sale, Shop and Dwelling, small deposits and weekly payments.-Apply at onoe, A. J, Thomas, Family Grocer, Howe-street. ANTED KNOWN, -Wo aro selling liaoo Curtainß, _yds. long by 2yds. w de, beautiful patterns, at 10s 6d pair; regular price, 213.—S.,Coombes & Co. "vrrANTED KNOWN—Vacancies for a W•■ fewßespectablo Boarders at Mrs Saus aey's London Rooms, Wyndhanr-street, three doors from Albert-stroet. WANTED, all to Read "Hard Times arid Land Monopoly," an appeal to the Electors on the burning question »f the day. Published by N. G. Lennox, Auckland, and sold by all Bookscllors. Price, One Shining. _ TIT ANTED KNOWN,—New Zealand W mado TwiU Blankets can bo purchased from S. Coombes & Co. for 27s Cd pair; regular price, IQa. WANTED SEEN, the Men's E.S. Boots at 10s 6d, the Shooting Boots at 12s 6d, and tho other cheap lineß at H. Hurleß Boot Emporium, Victoria-street. WANTED— When you aro in Hobson street call and soe the large and ohoico Stock of Mosglel Twoods ju|t epened for the coming season at Munro and MiUlgan a. W^ ANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutsford's, Watchmaker, Victoria - street (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; aU work warranted for 12 months. ' . ANTED KNOWN-Seal Bags, with or without muff, a beautiful assortment, at all prices, at Charlos Kelsey and Co. s, 120, Queen-street. ■__ [ W" ANTED KNOWN -^ Shilling Hair Brush I Hair Brush f 01' One ShillinglJhe ShUlinK Hair Brush I White handle Hair Brush, only 6110 ShiUing I -At Robson's, Draper, Ponaonby. ; : , TIT ANTED KNOWN —To Aroha-A VY Valuable Property built expresßly for Auction Room and Horso Bazaar purposes, Whitakor-Btreet, To Aroha, now let toi good tenant at 25s per weok. is for sale-Full par tieiSars on application,to G. S. O'Halloran. Te "rnha. or W. Carpenter, Auctioneer, Thames^ WANTED.— Wanted to Sell (Cheap), Island Oranges, 11 for Is, for ono week : pickled Salmon. 6d lb; Small Bottles of Ink, 8d Ur doz; Cake Tins, Id to 6d.-H. Watt, Pitt-Bt. TITANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timbbb ! W ChbaPTimbbjbl And all other klndH of Building Materials, oanbenurohased oheaper and better than-anywhere else at the yards of n. GOLDIB. Albert-street. XTTANTED TO PURCHASE, good Wi SoundSacksinanyquantity.-Patterßon and Co.. Grain Merchants, Lome-street. W""" ANTED KNOWN—Men's Soft and Hard Felt and Serge Hats, Men's Wor king Shirts, Men s Dress Shfrts, Men's and Boys Ties Collars, Braces, and Sooks, Boys' Hats and Caps, Cheap and Good, at Donald, W. Jaok and Co.'s.' Ponsonby Road. \XT ANTED KNOWN—Velveteens from W One and Sixpence per yard at Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. Blankets, Counterpanes, n_i£n.,V Flannels; very cheap. XXT ANTED KNOWN, that all working W men can save their money by caning at tHB Governor Gordon Restaurant All Meals $.n_„ce- Board and Lodginglfs per week.- B_fi^rt Murdock, Proprietor.-lJoto fee address -Nearly o^osito the Waitemata Hotel, and r,lnflßt_thoDOok ~ txr a w t'e d XNO WN- W That the STOCK oiTCLOCKS,AND teR-__mH-F s_____sr__i.s.^".s^ss.; ■ i_Sra_S__» m_f_____S. .gSS-SSSwSB-SR"-



Wanted. WANTED, a good Knee Hand for Cv tomer work. — Apply to M. McOrati Bootmaker, Queen-street, Onchunga (near tl Wharf). WANTED, a Fitter, for a week ; 01: used to the Lathe preferred.—Apply to . S. Leslie, Engineer, Grey-street. WANTED, a smart Youth, to delivc parcels; must bo able to drive.—For ai dress apply Stab Office. WANTED, Piano on Hire ; for privnt family.—Apply, stating terms, to F.F Star Office. TIT ANTED, a Lad for a Book Stall VT also, two Boys to Run Papers.—Appl American News Depot, City Market. WANTED, ono or two respectabl Boarders. Terms moderate.—Apply Mar Chester House, Nelson-street, between Wellei ley and Victoria streets. ANTED, a first-class Paperliangor.- Apply on Works, near Three Lamps Ponsonby.—R. Hind. WANTED, a good General Servant wages. 12s a week to a good girl —Appl: to Mrs Stevenson, The Welcome Dining Room. bottom of Nelson-street. TirANTED TO LET, Comfortable Fur TV niched Bedroom. — Moore-street, noa Lower Albert-street. ___ WANTED K.NOWN, that tho Meetinf will be continued in the Riding Sehoo every evening this woek, except Saturday Working men specially invited. WANTED KNOWN—Blankets, 4s 6c each; Illankcts, 5s lid each; Blankets 6s Ud each; Blankets, 83 Bd onch; Blanket 10s 6d each ; can be had from S. Coombes & Co. WANTED KNOWN-Blankets at 10; Cd pair. Blankets at 12sGd pair. Blankets atlfis Bd pair, Blankets at 21s pair; special valm at S. Coombes and Co. WANTED KNOWN—Blankets (extra ordinary), extraordinary low price, ox trao__ii__ry lar_e sizes, extraordinary _00t quality ; at S, Coombes and Co.-. ANTED. — Wanted to Sell, vorj cheap, having 60 coses of Salad Oil C_stor Oil, and Scsnted Hair Oil to soil on Com mission, como from A. N, lato Fire. Castoi OiL Sd bnttle, is 6d dozen, 4a 3d by the caso Salad Oil, Cd bottlq, 5s 3d by the case: Morton'! Scented Hair Oil. la bottle for (id, 5s 3d dezcn,& by the case; Robinson's Patent Gr«ata. only Gd Tin Good Toa, Is 4d lb; Cocoa and Milk, only 8c tin; Scontcd Soap, 8 oakea for la; Mixed Splon 8 packets for Bd ;. Water Bottles, anly Bd; Ulaei , Decanters, Is; Wlno Glassoß. 2d; White mid Gold Seta of Jugs, 3a Bet: Whfto and Gold Cutx and Saucers. Ba. 7s 6d dozen; Glass Jugs, fid Japanese Gloss for Soots, wily 6d bottle, 3bottlci for Is; Boot Protectors. »nly 3d card; nutmegs, 3d Oss; Kpsom Salts. 4d dezon, 2a __ Tib box Pens.Cd box; Spectacles. fid and Is; Exerelsj Books, 2d and 3d; Col.oo, la 2d IS.-H. WATT, Pitt-street. Largo Tea Trays, only Is 33. VAT ANTED KNOWN now sitowiNa AT J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, 4-TSPECIAL VALUE INTEt ULSTERS AND FOUR-IN-HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS. A LAROK STOCK OF OEM-HAL DRAPERY TO SELECT FROM. AND PRICKS LOWER THAN QUKEN-ST., AT J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL. TAT ANTED KNOWN. TO BE CLEARED, AT STEPHENSON'S, Kabanoahai-k Road. Newton. 500 pairs Kid Gloves, Is Gd por pair; 1.000 pairs Lisle Thread Gloves. Cd, worth 1; 1,600 pFeoos (good shades) Ribbon Velvet. 18 yards for 9d; COO yards Sash Ribbons (9 shades), Is 8d Ser yard; 2,000 dozen Dross Buttons. 2d per ozon; Dross Matorials, Ud. Hi, TAd por yard upwards; 1,000 yards French Cashmere (10 shades), Is per yard; COO yards French Merln* (0 shades). Is 9d. worth 2a 6d; Crimean Shirting, 9}d. Is, la 3d. to 2s 3d por yard; Union Shirtings, Item -}d upwards; Flannels, 71d, 9d. Is per yard upwards; 9x4 Blaiikota (all wool), 9s lid per pair. Try our 10s Trousers to Measure- 1' can't bo beaten. MILLINERY—by experienced hands DRESSMAKING—by experienced hands TAILORING—by exporienood hands O.V -118 PRKMIS-S. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALE WAREHOUSE. KARANQAHAPB ROAD. NEWTON. ANTED KNOWN — A FEW OF NBIL AND CLIFFORD'S WELL-TRIED REMEDIES FOR WINTER USE. COMPOSITION POWDER-It Is known In all English-speaking countries for its many good qualities. You who aro subject to Colds or Soro Throats don't be without it; Is Gd a tin; 5s alb. . . . , _ BALM OF GILEAD.—Seven years trial has proved this to be ono of the Best Compounds evor ottered for tho euro of Colds, Bronobltis, Asthma, and Cough. 2s a Bottle, COUGH POWDER.—Kllectual and quick In Congestion. Pleurisy, or Inflammation of tho Lungs. Is Cd a Tin. COUGH SYRUP.-Where there are children nothing Is better for Coughs. Croop, or Bron ohitis. A pure expectorant without morphia or opium. Is 6d and 2s a Bottle. HOP BITTERS, 2s 6d a Bottle. NEIL 4; "(TIT I F F O R D, HERBALISTS, Botanic Dispensary, Whxmcslky-rtre kt, Auckland. I Miscellaneous Wanteds, AYOUNG^MAN, threo yoars with pro sont employers. Land Agents, requires a Situation oitlier in same lino, or lawyers, mer chant's, or other business; highest references; moderate salary.—Apply "Steno," dTAK Office. USlCAL.—Wanted, competent Lady for Instructor, 2 advanced Piano pupils, In town.—Stato terms and particulars to.S.C, Stab Office. TO MASTER BLACKSMITHS.- Wanted, a Situation by a Competent Man; good horso-shocr. —Address ' C.H.1.., Star Office. ''' ' "•' TO BRICKLAYERS —Wonted, tendors for Building an Oven on tho Mount Roskill Road. - Apply to W. H. Skinner, Architect, Vulcan Lane. ; TRADESMEN'S BOOKS opened, made up. posted, checked and balanced period ically by an Experienced A^jfßrtitant, at a nominal cost—Address "Acootnrtant, P. 0.8. 78, Auckland. ORE JEWELLERY.—Mr H. Penz holz, WorB«a_(ewollor, begs to inform the trado, his frl_n_!!|Efid the public, that hav ing returned to Auckland, he has commenced Business In Darby-stroet, Thistlo Hotel Build ings ia few stops from Quoen-street). All orders and repairs In Jowollery will bo satisfactorily executed; Prlcos vory moderate. Meetings. "\T Z.O.G.T.—The Good Samaritan Lodge _13l • will hold an Open Meeting in theii Lodge Room, Young Men's Christian Associa tion Rooms, Wollcsloy-streot, THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. All aro cordially in vited.-A, Broadribb, W.E.B. « 7 GENERAL MEETING Hhflta, _C_L of Orangemen will be held ___A_a In the Protestant Hall, Newton, _~_-Sm_* on WEDNESDAY, Juno 25, at |TKi___-__W 8 p.m. Business important. mWtrZti Tno Executive and Masters ol JJgLS^ipL Lodges will meet at 7 p.m. ■ =2£gjgp|r By order of R.W.G.M. • • „•■-. LODGE ST. ANDREW, 418, S.C, Monthly Meeting THIS (Monday) EVEN ING, Juno 23, Freemasons' Hall, 7.15 o'clock All Masons invitcd.-KAYE WRIGHT, Sec. ~A RA LODGE, No! 348, I.C INSTALLTION OF OFFICERS. Tho regular Meeting will be held fn thi Lodgo-room, Freeniasons' Hall, Princea-strcet on TUESDAY (St. John's Day), the 21th*Inst, at 7 p.m. sharp. ! By command of the W.M. A. S. RUSSELL, P.M., Secretary. {*_ I\/T OUNT ALBER. _M& -1»-*- PURPLE BTAR, No. 34 SSfi^X will hold a SOCIAL MEKTINC ___sMEimT at tho houso of Mr Lyttlo, Ne, tTtXoSflLNorth Itoad. on FRIDAY KVEN mVTrZf}li,G' June M' at 7 30 p.m. ' __.n__i Visitors invited. *^ajßj7i»fl By order of W.M. jja TTOUNG DIAMOND, No JHgjg* The Lodge will Meet in th AfsEPsTßProtestant Hall, Newton, 0 ttwW*^]WEDNKSDAY, 25th instant, 0 Wv .ff.1.30 P.m. sharp. SWi&SISa By order of the W.M. h. MILLER, Secretary, PROTESTANT ALLIANC. FRIBNDLY SOCIETY OF AUS TRALABIA. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE ALEXANDR. I LODGE, No. 63. The Grand' Secretary will visit your Lodge t your June Quarterly Summoned Meeting 0 Ihe evening of TUESDAY, 24th June, at o'elOOkI.'! ''' '"' , ' i "Riisiness-To carry into effect Rule 65c '■'■'' tho Grand Lodge Laws. . :; / ,■<, tßy order of the Grand Exeoutive Oou'noll. .... D. W. PITKETHLEY, W.G.M. ■ ■■ in ____■__■____■__■



Amusements- a' I\/|" ET-HOD IST FREE CHURCH h, _LtJL Pitt and Vincent-streets. ne AN ENTERTAINMENT - In connection with the 16 LITERARY AND DEBaTINU SOCIETY J. Will be held TOMORROW EVENING, JUNE 21, 1881, " IN THE SCHOOLROOM. *• To commence at. 7.30. , ADMISSION SIXPENCE. . x c *_MAs °N 1 ° BAh L' LODGE UNITED SERVICE, 421, I.C. Ie i- An INSTALLATION BALL to eelebralo the o- Installation of Officers of the above Lodge will take place in the Masonio Hall, Princes-street, - on THURSDAY EVENING. 26th inßtant. ~ A very Limited Number of Tickets now a. available. Ladles admitted by Invitation Circular only. Brethren (who have not already received) are T requested to obtain Invitation Cards for the , Lady or Ladies they desire to bo accompanied ■ by obtainable from the Hon. Sec. or any of the - Comniltteo. W. J. SUITER, Hon. Sec. - ,— S q T. JAMES'S HALL. '• MUSICAL ANiTL-TERARY ENTER TAINMENT A ON ~ - TUESDAY, JULY Ist, 1884. onjECT: - ST. JAMES'S HALL DEBT EXTINCTION 8 FOND. c jMUSIC BY ST.JAME3'S CHOIR. ~ RECITATIONS BY MR J. J. BOAK. i" ADMISSION..."..ONE SHILLING. Commonco at 8 o'clock. ' ' Full Programme In Future Isaue. r i ' .1 n m . Tenders : > a' ' ■ '— — _ AA/' ANTEu ' Tenders tor four Chimneys, T T labour only.—Apply on job, Mr Quiok'., 3 Three Lamps, Ponsonby. Tenders close on I Wednesday morning, at 0 o'clock. . • mENDERS WANTED for the Erection ' JL of Shop and Two Rooms at Avondale (labour and nails only). Close at noon, FRI '. DAY, 27th.—Particulars at H. Peck's, Baker j and Grocer, Avondale. ' TENDERS Wanted, by eight o clock to ' morrow morning, for building 1 Doublo Chimney, labour only. — Apply John Mettum, Violot-Btreot, oil* Now North Road. np O B U I L D E R S. EXTENSION OF TIME. The Time for doll voring Tenders for Additions , to Villa Residence, Avondale, has been EX TENDED to TUESDAY. July Ist, at noon. ■ P. HERAPATH & SON, Architects. mOBUIL D E R s. Tendors will bo received up to noon of TUESDAY, July Ist, for tho Erection of Brick Stores in Fort-street. Plans, &c„ at our ofllobs, Queon-streot. EDWD. MAHONEY & SON, Architects. mo BUILDER 8. Tonders will bo received until Noon of SATURDAY, July 5, for the Erection and Com pletion of a Uiock of Buildings comer of Queen and Wcllesley-stroots. ED. HARTLEY, Architect mO BUILDER S. I Tonders will lie received u# to noon on FRI- I DAY next, tho 27th Inst., for Additions to tho i Residence Oloiiflidc, Symonds-slrcet. Plans to be seen at our office. ■ W. HAMMOND ft SON, Architects. i "El XTE N S lON ,OF TIME. The tlmo for receiving Tondora for works in connection with tho Borcaford-atreet Com. regu • tsonal Church bus been extuhded to MONDAY, tlio 30th Juno, at 10 o'clock. JOHN MILNE. Colonial Bank Building. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. THNDERB FOR "TIMBER. IRSIMWQRK, CARTINB, COAL, AND SHIP CHANDLERY Harbour Board Ofllco, Auokland, Juno 11,1884. Separate Tenders will bo rocolved at tills ofllco until TUESDAY, tho 21th Instant, at noon, for Timber, Ironwork, Cartlug. CoaL and Ship Chandlery, in terms of conditions to be soon at tlio Engineer's Oltlco. | Tondors to bo endorsed respectively " Tender tor Timber, Ironwork. Carting, Coal, and Ship Chandlory." Tho lowest or any tender not nccoßsatlly ao opted' .GRAVES AICKIN, Chairman. Advertisements Late for Classification _i ,—, —- ; FOR' SALE (freehold); a House, with Stable attached. In Bcrosford - street— Apply to A. Daruse. on tho premises. FOR SALErGoodwill of a Leaso, includ ing 'house, outhousos, cattle, 'horse,' and* ' trap,—Fur apply at Mr Mosolin's Onchunga Store. - ____ IIOR SALE (Cheap), Houses and AUot munlß, Suburban Propertlea, Farms, Hotels, Businesses- Partnerships.—Grant and Croaaan, 75, Queen-street ~. _ . . TO LET, a 4-roomed. House ; close to Queen-street; rent IDs 6d.-J. Williams, Vlctoria-atreot TO LET, convenient two stored House of Four Rooms and Soullery In Summer street. Ponsonby, rent, Jls Bd.—Apply Mr Morey, O'Nelli-atreet, Ponsonby. :" ■' .- O LET, a 3-roomed House.—Apply to Mr Fagan. Butcher, Newton Road. TO LET, 6-roomed House and foiir aores - of 1 and, at Avondalo. — Apply to W. ■ jlarpor, Brook-Bt.eot, Newton Road. 3 O LET, in', Brighton Road, Parnell, House five' rooms and good workshop/— • Apply (Mr. D.Bato, second houße lower down j Brighton Rbad. _ ■ -' ;■ ' • : ■.:; ' To""t_T?fatf-ro6me_ House in Wvnyard Road, Mount Eden,—Apply to. W. Cpl i well, house adjoining ;" ;*■■--. ANTED: TO LET, 2 Comfortable Large Furnished Bedrooms, with or ■ without board, In private family; piano, bath, i &c; Grafton Road. — Address " U.R.," : STih - Office. :"• ' ■"« HOUSE TO LET, for term, in Nelson utrect; thoroughly woll furnished, piano, • &C.-C. Willlamßon, Estate Agent; Hlgh-Btroet j-| /\S~WEEKLY.—New' House For Sale . JL" In ilnkerman-street, Freeman's Bay, on 1 deferred" payments. — C. Williamson, Estate: . Agent. High-street. _' J TTKTANTED, Boys (Shops, Farm, &c), W Cook-Laundress; uaeful Girls to assist; many Generals (town- and • country).—Mrs : Whltcombe's Registry. ___ ___i ANTED? Horse Teams at clay work ; constant Work guaranteed; if wet. stone . carting. Wages, 20s a day.—Apply on tho ' Works, Franklin Road. - fTM) THE".'-LECTORS OF EDEN. [ Gentleme.l,—l havo the honour to offer my self as a Candidate for your suffrages at tho t forth-opiing Elcotion, aia.to:put beforo you . brleflymyl views On the principal topics now agitating the public mind. lam in favour of— (I) The;present system of Education; (2) tho . speedy completion of tho North Island Trunk Railway; (3) i^tronohment, wherever practi cable ; (1), tho non-sopiration, financial or other wise, of.tire-North and South Islands;., (5) ,j giving a,general support to the policy Of tlie - present government; and (6) I shall endeavour • to aotivoly promote the goneral interests of thi^ part of tho North Island, and to advocate greater ~ utility, among its representatives; and I shall always-atoadllyßctmyfaee against the "go-as'! you-pleaso' oour.o of action, which has hitherto proved,so.disastrous to tho welfare of Auckland ° and tiie 'sU_rOundlng distriot '; / ,! I shall take afi early opportunity of meeting you and farther explaining my political views. I'havo the honour to bo. Gentlemen, r Your obedient servant j| ,-,-.,-j ■( . T . ALLAN WM. O!N;E_LI_ w Shortland'Oresceht, June 21,1884, l '*■■ \. ~- T ,' «'T^-ORTHERN -ADVOCATE." ). , c . -.' ■• r: '■ ■■■ I " ' '.!'.: n Mb J. H. WITHEFORD having been ap it pointed Solo Agent for tho " Northern Advo cate," will In future.recelvp all Advertlsementfl and Accounts on my behalf. GEO. E. ALDERTON. June 1?, 1884. .^^^ «'mH:_3 AUCKLAND STAR" i »* ----:•.;■" ''O'-AZ-rTTß^^''' - :i"'r A";"' !-1" FOR TBE FOBUOATTON OP ALL . 1 NOT I" C E S **„ j , . . ( , , ■gT.-I.OD "JV W»___i_»kiTO:. ,:"' Zi .' J BOROUGH COUNCILS,., ftl- AHA t Ift ■■ I ■" f\ _..,,.,.,, COUNTY COUNCILS HIGHWAY BOARDS &q



To Let , nnO LET, 6-roomed House in Kent JL streot, Surroy Hills; all conveniences rent, Ilia.—Apply A. Wright, Kent-street. TO LET, a 7-iQomed House, Summer street, Ponsonby; water laid on —Apply G. Herbert, Butcher, Napicr.atreet TO LET, a Shop and Residence at foot of Grey-street. — Apply to Henry Keeslng, Princes stieet. TO LET, in Upper Queen-street, near -.DiStrlptSchool,aHoiiße of seven rooms; gas and water laid on.—Apply to Win. Jamleßon, Undertaker, Wcllesley-street East. ' rr\o LET, a Large Comfortable Room ; JL fireplace and gas; rent, oa.—Vernon House College Road. TO LET, an 8-roomed House in Kent street, Surrey Hills; with gas and water laid on; register grates, &c.—Apply S-AitOffice. TO LET, a new 3-Roomod Cottage, with scullery, in Clarenee-strect; city water laid on.-Apply W. 11. Malioney, 01arc_.ee atrcet, Ponsonby. TO LET, at Devonport, a furnished 7 roomed House, with every convenience.— Further partlculara, apply R. E. Finch, Sta tloner, 210, Queen-street. TO LET, two new 5-roomed Houses in Napier-street; gas. water, and every con venience.—!'. Usshcr, Stichbury'a Bulldinga, Queen-atrect. TO LET, a Seven-roomed House in Ring Terrace, Shelly Beaoh, with two rooms detached ; good sea frontage,—Apply J. Wood all, Arthurs Mart, Queen-street, or Woodall's Store, llackctt-atreet, TO LET, the 3-storied Brick Building known as Foster's BoqLßßotory, In Rut land-street, juat off Queen-Street, suitable for a manufactory or wholesale store.—Apply to L. H. Noumegen, Darby-Btreet. TO BE LET, on the Mount Roskill Road, a Seven roomod House, with large cistern and' good' ascommodation; rent, only 17a per week.—Apply to F, G. Ewington, Estate Agont, Quoen-Btreet I nnO LET, the Premises now occupied by I tho Wavorloy Hotel. Queen-street, near FOrt-at; suitable f»r store or Bhop. Possession Ist July.—Apply Hancock ii Co., Queen-street. mo LET, ft Paddock of about 3 Acres, JL near Harp of Erin, Kllersllo.—T. Usshor, Stichbury'a Buildings, Queen-street rfV3 LET, in Parnell, moßt convenient JL House of nino rooms, largo allotment, and good viow.—W. and J. Fratcr, Land Agents, Queen-stroet. TO LET, tho beautiful Vale of Mota mata, or will bo sold on easy doforred paymonts, In Lots of 100 acres each, or larger portions up to 1,000 acres; tho sttamors Rowena and Noptuno will land passengors on their way to Moroury Bay.—Fer particulars apply to Mr Steven.; view lioad, Mount Eden. mo L E T T" V ILL A S. POMPALUER .TERKACB—Tw» flrst-olass now Hou8oa; water and gas laid in; 5 rooms caoh, verandahs and balcony; close to Threo Lamps. Rent, 10s por week. REMUEEA.-Houbo of 0 rooms, close to Rail way Station .every convenience. Rent, 20s per WCAMERON-STREET. PONSONBY, - Vory pretty Villa Rosidenco of 7 rooms, boauliful view, and oleso to tho beach; rent, 25s por week • hb: WAREHOUSE. WYNDHAM-STREHT.—Those commodious PromißCß now occupied by Messrs Sohmidt and Co. First-olaas position, and within a few yards of Quocn-street, CITY ALLOTMENT, WITH WATER FRONTAGE. — Customs-street West.—Allot ment, 23 v 90. Loaso for ? years. D. F. EVANS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Qqben-bt._ TO^IRONMTONGEKS, CLOTHIERS, AND OTHERS.—To Let, with Immedi ate po-scssien, that beautiful double-windowed (plato-glasß window) Shop, near tho junotion of Pitt and Grey atrects. Tho finest busincaa stand out of Queon-streot. Gas and water laid on.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Queen-street. •"YTORTH SHORE.—To Lot, on Chelten- J_\ ham Beach, a woll-furnishcd House of 7 oo ms.-Apply R. and R. Dudcr, Lower Wharf. For Sale. • FOR SALE (cheap), Allotments in New ■ton.—Address " Freoliold," Star Office. FOR SALE, a Baker's Bread Van ; also, a good Harness Horeo ; cart in good work- Ing order.—Addross at Stah Otlloo. OR SALE, a first-class quiet Cow near her calving, at Northcote—Apply to W. Dowden. Auctioneer. • ' - FOR SALE, Spring Cart, strong, nearly now ; suitable for Express or Wholesale Merchant.—Apply Scott, Old Mill Road, Arch HUI. fOR SALE (Devonport), prize modal Duncdin Ale, equal to Engllih flnOßt old matured whisky, etc, etc; town prices. — L Peel and Co., Victoria Road, Devonport. 1710R SALE, a small Grocery Business in ' centre of oity. Only £50 cash required.— Apply J. H. Humor. Land Agent, Karangahape Road. ______ FOR SALE, 400-gallon Tanks, new and In good ordor.—Arthur H. Nathan, corner Of Cußtoniß and Little Queen-streets. 1710R SALE, for J. 330, threo new Four ' roomed Houbcs on one allotment.; let at 30a; good Inveatmcht. — Apply Mr White, Grocer, Newton. FOR SALE, Allotment 40 x 120, GC feet roads, Mont lo Grand, Mount Roskill Road,-Apply on property to _, T. Herbert. FOR SALE, 4-reomed Heuso, Surmyside Road, Mount Eden. AUstmont 50 x 106. Also, three Allotments adjoining, each 50 x 196 feot.—Apply to G. Garry, at Mr Mason's, Hair Droßßor. ,_ FOR POSITIVE SALE, two 4-roomod' Cottages and one Shop and Dwelling, each with frontages to two good stroots In the city — Apply to JohH Soppct, House and Land Agent, No. 8, Quoen-fetrqpt, _j 1710 R. SALE, in Parnell, most convenient . Houso of 8 rooms and Allotment 50 x 200; splendid view of iho harbour; only 15 minutes from Post-offlco. —W. and J. {"rater. Land Agents. Qupen-strept. 1710R SALE (cheap), several Carts and . Drays by other makers, replaced by our pato.t improved ones. That our patent im provements are a great success is shown by the number of orders reoelved from all parts of tho town and country.—Vcrrall & Co., Newton Steam Coach Faotory. T7H)R SALE.—ToMaohimsts, Amateurs, X? Eto.—Turning Lathe for Sale; contra Bln, head 2ft Sin, SUdo Host, Patent Chocks, Circular Saws, Twist Drills, and a quantity of Tools. Will be sold cheap. — Apply to Mr D. B. Mac donald. Insurance Buildings. , TTIOR SALE OR LEASE. A Portable Engine and Mortar Mill: also for Salo, ono pair of Mill Stones, 4 feot In diameter, and one pair 3 feot 6 Inches in diameter, and an Oat-crusher, mado by the celebrated firm of W, R 801 l and Son, London. Apply to JOHN LAMB, 35, Queen stroet._ TTIOR SALE, handsome Villa Residence JD and large Allotment, 56 x 11', main road, Ponsonby. The house is almost new, BUbaton ' tially built, and finished off in first-class style, and fitted with every comfort and convenience; gas, water, etc This desirable property is situato on main road, and in tho beat part of Ponsonby (nearly opposlto residence of Mr A. Dovoret. In nlost commanding position.—D. F. Evans, Estate and Land Agent. (1180) A LADY has an Elegant Seal Jacket, quite new and finest quality, for Salo.— Apply Box 201, Post-office. ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 200 casks Portland Cement, Plaster of Paris, Fireolay, by ton n ib. Fire Bricks, See.— R. Jenklnson, Builder, Lome- Streot- RARANQAHAPE ROAD.— Choice BUSINESS SITE, corner *f two streets for Immediate Sale, with Buildings thereon erected. Price, £1,15j. This property stands on th. right side of tho street has a frontage of 40 feot, and commands ono •_ the best positions in a thoroughfare which is fast assuming a place second only to Queen-street. -j-W. L. Mitchell, Land Agent. 8. Mercantile Chambers. Queon-st. Tjl O R SALE. * ORANGES. 800,000. ORANGES. Just arrived, per Oamaru. A Regular Supply will now bo kept in Stock, as Boats are put on no w to arrlvo regularly monthly. STORE: CUSTOMHOUSE-STREET. Address: Charles Baoi-et, Importer and Wholesale Dealer In all kinds of Fruit, Rise, Auckland. FOR SALE (CHEAP), j 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVE, 2 7-inch Cylinders 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVE, 2 5-inoh Cylinders 2 CORNISH BOILERB, 25 feet x 5 foet 3 inches, .Olbs pressure. The Looomotivos can be inspected at Mase fleld and.Co.'s Foundry. ■ , For particulars apply to { /: MASEFIELD & CO., Albort-strcct,. Or to the NEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY, Customs-street West. ' "CI O R S A L E. Newton Road—7 and 6-roomed Houses Exmouth-Btrect—Houso (5 rooms); large Orchard Dundonald-street—--roomed House Blake street (off Newton Road)—4-roomod House Upper Queen-street^-, and G roomed Houses Home-street, Gt. North Road—s-roomed House New North Road—s-roomed House and Stable ' Rokoby-Btreet— i roomed House; gas and water Mount Eden (Eden Vale)—7-rOomod Hpuso i Ponsonby Road—2 Houses, 8 rooms each. ABetments-Exmouth-Btreet, 33x200; Stanley street (Great North Road), 47 x 110; Mount Eden, various sizes, easy terms ; Avondale, several 1-acrelots. Land—s to 10 acres, near Pah Farm; 12 acres, near Penrose. Also, several farms. &c. , H. PARTINGTON, House & Land Agent, Stlchbury's Buildings. m 6 -.. drapers ; FOR SALE, THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FIRST r GLASS CASH DRAPERY BUSINESS, Situated In the most Central Position, George. •"•;'•• .t-eet, Dunedln. , Present Returns, about fiM.OOO, and rapidly '■■-' ' ■ ■ ' increasing. -si - "STOCK NEW''iIND IMPORTED. Intending purchasers mast, in the first instance, state amount of available cash, tc ensure an early reply.• >'/■ ■'... ....' For particulars, address Mr ROSS, Messm Bargood, Ewen & Co.. Auckland. _■,■—, , ■~,—■



Public Notices. . mo SUSIE.—Am delighted with your JL" proposal. Will moot you on Sunday.— Harry. LOOK OUT for Mr Frank Cates's Benefit, WEDNESDAY next-The Bells! The Bells I A SELECT PREPARATORY SCHOOL for Young Children will.be opened in OnehungaontholstJnly. Terms on application to Miss Lyons.—Mra Glenny, Queen-street. ' _£*"! REWARD.—Strayed, from Morn -3W J-. ingside. Mount Albert, on 16th Inst., a Bay Mare, black points, about 15} hands high, 3 years old, small collar gall on both shoulders, white spoton face.—Anyone returning the same to J W. Smith, Momingside, will reoelvo the above reward. -..«.- T^R. PARKINSON, DEVONPORT. Hours of Consultation at his residonco, Vio_ torla-street—Morning, 9to 10; Afternoon, 4to 5; Evening, 8 to 7. DR. RICHARDSON begs to inform his Patients that ho does not attend at Mr Haslett's Pharmacy, Qneen-Btrect. at all; but may be consulted at Jus own residence from 1 to 4 In the afternoon. TV. ORTH NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' Jul CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (Ltd.). —Application for Shareß to be made at the office, 19, Queen-street, Auckland, where all information can be obtained as to the objects of the AsßOC.atlon.-WM. GARRETT. Sep. pHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Tho Annual Meetintr of Members will be held at the Chamber,on WEDNESDAY, June 25th,at —p.m. JAS. STODART, Secretary. Auokland, June 19.1884. BRICKLAYERS' LABOURERS' SOCIETY. The Quarterly Meeting of the abovo Society will bo held in the Working Men's Club on WEDNESDAY, 25th hist., at?.3o p.m. M. TOBIN, Secretary. "VTORTHERN RIVER JmVrim^k _Y_\ BTKAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. ~*SSS~^~ The Pahl steamer will.not leave Helenaville until THURBDAY. after arrival of 4.30 p.m. train, thus missing first trip, W. LODDEtt. _A__T "IJIOR GISBORNEAND sf£k<j£_jj_. JD EAST COAST.PORTS. _^§____Kf_SM» — The regular trader 018 ---<W(7~Tr mitm BORNE, J. H. Skinner, m_________S3____m^ilaßter, will Bail as above "^■MBB^on or about WEDNESDAY .next, 25th instant, receiving cargo till then. Gisborne shippers will pleaao send down early. H. B. MORTON, Agent. TIT OSICAL- " i-0 T I C E. Under tho Patronage of Hia Excellency the Governor.] W. S. EVANS, TUNER of Pianofortes and Harmoniums, 167, GREY-STREE*,, Charges for Tuning in Auckland and Suburbs —Cottago Pianos, ss; Obliques and Grands, 6a. Old and worn-out instruments renovated and made almost equal to new at moderate charges. THE AUCKLAND BRICK AND TILE COMPANY (Lijutkd). y\ A CALL (the third) of Thn Shillings per Share has this day been made, payable at th» Company's Ollice, 129, Queen-street, on 24th JUNE. . .-,-''''' , R. C. GREENWOOD, Secretary.... Auckland. Hth May, 1.84. ■ \,j__ DAKIRARAHI No. 1 BLOCK; I hereby caution all persons fiom dealing with the Timber on this Block, as the same has been Legally purchased, with all necessary rights, by the Union Steam Saw, Moulding. Sash, and Door Company (Limited). Neither Hohepa Hokalrl nor Mr Singleton Rochfort have any right or authority to offer the said Block or Timber for salo. Dated at Auckland tho 10th day of June, 1784. E. T. DUPAUR, Solicitor, Queen-street, Auokland. H U T C H I N SO N, • (late Bandmaster St. Helena, 12th and 03rd Regiments). Musical Composer (also a pupil of Joseph Richardson, the. eminent flautist). Is dcßlrous of taking PujWls.. The fol- . lowing Subjects and Instruments- taught:— ! Theory of Music and Practical Composition, arranging for String, Reed, Brass, or Drum and Fife Band (spoolal terms for tho above), tho : Instruments in use in a Military Band. Special mention in testimonials for teaching. Also Piano and Violin. Pianos tunod. References and testimonials.—Address: W. Hutchinson, i carp of T. Waring, Parnell. T OOK OUT FOR THE PAMPHLETJ BRITISH DESPOTISM' l- lj ' IN THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS AND THE PERSECUTION OF MR W. J. HUNT j BY 5 SIR ARTHUR GORDON. High Comoiienloncr, under "The Western Pacific Orders 1_ Council, 1877 aod 1879," By VOX POPULI. Copies of tho above oan be ehtalned of Mi G, j L. Thompson, Agent, High-street, and from all Booksellers. j| PRICE-ONE SHILLING. .' TTT L. MITCHELL,' _AND AND ESTATE AGENT. ,-, , .1/ ■ ' ' FOR LEASE for a Long Term—A Splendid ' Farm of 116 Acres, freehold, In grass, with a Leasehold attached of 150 Acres, having good Hillhcr-fciJ fencing; within 10 aiinutes' walk of a nHKjin. wnship, with tlio advantago of a con- Btaiajflßd excellent market There is a com mo<flp- family residence, and als* outhouses, cow—teds, barns, &o. This Is a first-class farm, j capable ef producing a good Income, and la now | in a high state of cultivation. Purchasing clause oan be obtained if necessary. - - FARMS FOR SALE OR LEASE — Good Houses and Allotments for Sale. Houses to Let Grand Sections—Mount Eden, 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 Chambers, een n__RT. jN*ew Law X^htnership. THE UNDERSIGN Fd heg to announce that they have oommenoed Practloe In Co-partner- j ship as BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS n Chambers in High-street, opposite Mr W. Atkln's Printing Office. K. W. BURTON. W J. NAPIER. Auckland, September 22nd, 1883, A LL ORDERS received by us for Walkato Coal will bo supplied from Taupiri Mines, dellvrod In city and suburbs or to any station on tho line, also Newcastle Coal and Firewood. Ordors by post or telephone. W. & G. WINSTONE. TAUPIRI EXTENDED COALMINING COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF TAUPIRI COAL. COAL from Other Mines In the Walkato being now Introduced into the Auckland ; Market, Consumers of TAUPIRI COAL are . Requested to bo Careful In giving their Orders In future to ask for " TAUPIRI COAL." FRANZ SOHERFF. Secretary. Auckland, May 28.1881. -V-ORWICH TTNION TmiRE TNSURANCE gOCIETY. The statement which appeared in this morn ' ing's "Hesald," viz., that tho business of the I- Norwich Union Insurance Co. in Otago had . been taken over by tho National Company is so ridiculous as to bo scarcely worth contradicting. . However, for the information of the public, I may state, on the best authority, that there is no truth whatever in the report. WILLIAM T. J. BELL, Chief Agent for Districts of Auckland and Taranaki. . Saturday. Juno 21,188_ N.8.-THE NORWICH UfjION |E-_yC.IN ,.. .... SURANOB SOCIETY MW WaaEßT__i_BiiKp taJ.7jy. | ft BB \ t * t .-" - 'Has_JMO,ooo,o(xfit-l_!4^ s-^««* And has Paid between £4,000,000 and £5,000,000 9 in Claims, _______B__B_BB_^_i



Public Notices- TN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDKN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and In the matter of the petition of John Daniel Bkntlev for adjudication. Notice is hkhkby given that I, John Daniel Bontiey, of Eden Terrace, near the City of Auck land, in New Zoaland, Engineei, Fitter, have this day filed. In the sajd Court, at Auokland, a Petition to be adjudged a Bankropt Dated thlß 2Srd day of June, 1881. J. D. BENTLEY. Dion an fc Ahmstrono, Solicitors for Debtor. "XTORTHCOTE ROAD DISTRICT. An extraordinary vaoancy having occurred in the Northcote Road Board by the resignation of its Chairman, Major Benton, Ihoreby, in accord ance with "The Road Boards Act, 1882." and " The Regulation of Local Eleotions Act, 1876,' appoint TUESDAY, July 8, 1881, as the day, and the Public Hall, Northcote, as the place to conduct an Election to fill tho said vacancy; and I further appoint the hour of Noon on WEDNESDAY, July 2, as the time to receive, at the said Hall, nominations for the same. Nominations must be signed by two Electors of the Dißtrict, and assented to by the Candi date. THOMAS SEAMAN, Returning Officer. JUly 23,18<4. pIT V OF A U C X L AND. FIXING LEVELS. It is hereby notified that it is tho intention of the City Council of Auckland to Fix the Levels °f ~i BASQUE ROAD TO EXMOUTH STREET DUNDONALDSTREET EXMOUTH-STREKT : : NIXON-STREET ... ARNKY-STREET PURGOYNE - STREET, and CECIL- STREET ' (KARANGAHAPE WARD). (Plans may be seen in the City Engineer's Office, High-street, Auckland, within office hours, and all persons interested, herein, or liable to be aggrieved thereby, will bo heard by City Council, at a Meeting to bo held on THURSDAY, 2lth of July, 1884, at half-past six p.m. • ':'■'' ■ All objection, must bo made in writing, addressed to the Council, and sent to them not leas than ton (10) days before the day appointed on which to hear objections. 11 P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. - Town Clerk's Offloe. June 20. 1881. 426 1 ■ ' ' » -A- Educational. "DARNELL DISTRICT SCHOOL. Tho Committee havlnsr accepted the Services of Mr R. J. Moore, a NIGHT SCHOOL will be Opened THIS (MONDAY) EVENING at 7 o'clock. Tho Committee desire all who havo given in their names to attend punctually at that hour. J. W. ROBINSON, Sec. T> 0A R D OF EDUCATION. MIDWINTER HOEIDAY& The Auckland Town and Suburban Schools will be olosed for the Midwinter Holidays and Anaual Examination of Pupil Teachers during the week beginning MONDAY, 30th Juno instant, _ , , Committees of Country Schools can arrange the Holidays at their discretion, subject to the Regulations. By order of the Board. VINCENT E. RICE. Secretary. "jpUPIL TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. The Annual Examination of Pujjjl Teachers and Candidates for Employment will be held on TUESDAY, Ist July. I—A, and following days, at the places undernamed :— AucKLAND-Tralnlng College, Well-aley-street Thames—Kauaeianga Boys' School. Shortland. WAWATO-Public Hall. Hamilton West Pupil Teachers and Candidates are to be in attendance at the place named at a quarter-past Nine a-m. on the day of Examination. All Pupil Teachers of the First and Second Years are required to attend, unless specially exempted by the Board. VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary. TTNIVERSITY COLLEGE. LECTURES ON CHEMISTRY, TO ARTISANS. The Professor of Chemistry proposes to give six Lectures, specif l!y adapted to Artisans, on THURSDAYB, at eight o'clock In the evening. Tho Lectures, which will be illustrated by experiments, and will treat of Combustion, Coal Gas and Lighting, Water, Arids and Alkalies, Bleechlog and Dyeing, will commence on THURSDAY, Juno 26th. The fee for the oourso will be Five Shillings, but a reduction to Half-a-Crown will be made in tho case of Arti-ana. Admission to any one lecture may be obtained on payment of One Shilling. Tickets and all further information may be obtained of the Registrar at his office in Eden street *j .; Electoral. 0 THE SCHOOL COMMITTEES OF THE AUCKLAND EDUCATION DIS TRICT. Gentlemen,—Led by a genuine interest in Educational matters, I venture to offer myself! as a Candidate for the vacant seat at the Auck land Board of Education, and beg the honour of your nomination and vote. My motives and views are briefly put forth in a letter which will bo in your hands imme diately. Your obedient servant. V THOS. G. TUCKER, ! Professor in tho Auckland University College. Auckland. June 23,1881. a ■ mO THE ELECTORS OF THE PARNELL DISTRICT. GEN-_K___N— ,- rt I beg to inform you that I shall be a candidate at the ensuing elections. I hope to receive a re newal of tho trust you have been pleased to con !_de to me as your representative for the last six I ' • •"' ' lyears. >■ i-i F.J. MOSS. mO THE ELECTORS OF WATTE-] MATA. ._„ GKNM.KMBN,— I respectfully solicit your suff rages »t the forthcoming Election of a Member to Represent you in the General Assembly.' I beg to thank you for the confidence reposed in me in the past, and ask for a continuance of that trust. I I pledge myself to go the Poll. W. J. HURBT. mo THE ELECTORS OF CITY £ WEST. Gentlemen,—l havo the honour to again solicit your suffrages. The recont defeat of the Government will, amongst other benefits, tend to secure the construction of that route of the Trunk Line of Railway moat desirable for Auck landers, as the Government and the majority of their supporters—chiefly Wellington men had resolved to support the route functioning at Marten, one hundred and thirty miles south of Taranaki. The Opposition, on the contrary, ml eluding Auckland and Otago members, favour tho line junctioning near New Plymouth as least costly, and best for Auckland. Had the Government acted constitutionally, and re signed, the latter would have been proceeded with at once. I send this by wire'to prevent wrong imprcßßions, and I shall do myself the honour of addressing you farther in public olbeiinge shortly. "' -• "•"■ ' ?*'-*«%> x* >' 3. M. DARGAVILLE. _m_m_^___ m _ m _ m



Bralnes- Nottces. KUMERAS! KUMERAS!,! from Norfolk Island.—Adam Laybourn and Co.. Durham-street A GOOD PAIR TROUSERS Made to Measure at Ready-made Price—for lis Cd.-J. Williams, Tailor. Vlctoria_reet. GREAT Success of Tester's Great Sale. Largo Reductions in all departments, particularly in Dress Goods, commencing at 4Jd for good dark colours. ■ CASH ! CASH ! CASH ! — The great want of depressed times is Ready Monoy, hence my present Sale, where you can get tho Chcapoat Gooda now obtainable.—Tester's Great Caßh Sale, Karungahape Road. FLANNELS, Blankets, Sheetings, Cali coea, all are Included in my Sale. My stock of New Ulsters at Cost, Prices.—Tester's Great Cash Sale, Karangahape Road. ______ , DR ARNOLD'S PENNY | RO,YAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agent, F. C. Sharland, opposite thb Post- Offlcc. '.''' .'■■'■! "DATS! RATS! RATS!-Use XV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rata eat it greedily, and die: no smell. Price. One Shilling a Bottle ', ;„-.'? F. C. SHARLAND, opposite Post-office. _ MR GARDNER, Phabmacist, Devonport—Medical attendance daily Pharmacy. ■ ' - CARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may be had at Eady'a _____ Warehouse. Queen-st JG. HEN D E R'S 0 tf'S • CHERRY PECTORAL. , '"' 2a Cd and 4s Gd per bottle.^ To be had Only at Medical Hall, Ponsonby, opposite Three Lamps. WO R M, ;jB. All children suffer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Cn'_ SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, Is packet. Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Poat-o___e. • VIOLENT Raging Toothache is in nearly .every instance instantaneously cured by using Odontalgicon, the Sew remedy, la C. W. qqo____. London Arca_t_. T> ELIEF from Cough in Ten Mirfutes.— J_V SHARLAND'S CHERRY PEGTORAL. Price, 2s 6d and 4s 6d.—F. U. Sharland, opposite thePoßt-oflloe. ■ --■ -IH -' ROSEI.INE fob thk HAlß.'—Ttis ele gunt preparation completely eclipses every article of a almilar-kind' now before the public—Price, Is Od a _otUe.—Su____N_> Apothecaries' Hall. TOOTHACHE CURE.—-Instantaneous; Reliof-ODONTALGIC.-la per botUe.- F. O.,BHARLAND. opposite Poat-offloe." BURGLARY AND FIRE.: Losses by both can be prevented by Pur chasing ONE of TANN'S WELL-KNOWN IRON SAFES. B. &A. ISAACS, Ageutiy FOR SALE, in Parnell, new 6-roomed Honsc (cheap), good position; gas, and water laid on; 5 minutes from station,' Or 10 from G.P.0.; views harbour and Domain.— Apply to Hemy Civil. Portland-Bt., Parnell. TO IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODS.— A Thoroughly Irsotifal Man, who can Indues Consignments from Yorkshire Manufac turer->rd v erch.ants, desires an Appjintment —Apply " P.M.," Star Offlce. ' ___)_ - /■ / > PIANOFORTES Tuned (ss) by an ex perienced hand from Kirkman's, London. Old Pianos ontirely restored in tone, touob, and quality; Hammors refelted, 1 guinea.—w. Sior, Karangahspo Road, Newton (opposite Prime's, Ironmonger). -i? 1 A T0 £10,000 LENT on Building 3W I." Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Weekly Payment System. Mortgages and Loans ne£btiated. Sec List of Properties for sale on 4th page. Six per ceit allowed on money deposited for investment— C. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuer, High-street, Auckland. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY BUSINESS. MRS F. J. VVARDELL (tATB OF THE THAMKB) ' ' j Begs to Announce to the Auckland Public and \ her Friends that she OPENS in the above Lino , on MONDAY NEXT, in Wellesloy-Btreet, 2nd door from Albert-street She has secured the Services of a Most Experienced and Competent • Dressmaker, and all ORDERS will ?be PROMPTLY AND REASONABLY EXE CUTED. - ,-; j ! APPRENTICES WANTED. VJ ! OF ART AND DESIGN. " i 255, Q-BEN-STREET. '' :' , POWNE AND BACON Have much pleasure In intimating that they have Opened in New Premises at the above address with a Magnificent and Carefully-selec ted Stock of Fancy Goods and Material of the Neweat Designs. ' . MRS POWNE will continue aB heretofore to give Lessons in Poona Painting, Macramie, Point Lace, and Leather-work, also in "Wax Flowers and Fruit, Wax for same manufactured On the premises. ■ t__Lessonß in Arrasene and Crewel-work FREE. Note the Address:—OpjM_Bito Garlick and CranwcH'B, CityiHall. TRY 'i. REW'S EW'S SPECIAL BLEND OF INDIAN Awn /"^IHINA rnEAS, NOIAN &NU/ I^HINA JLEAS, AT 1/10 PEI^ ISB~ COBNER OF VICTORIA AND ALBEET-STEEETS. ' ' ' '' —— s 6 IST ° T x ' Hi" A. LB SUEUR having bought a BANK RUPT STOCK of LADIES' CLOTH JACKETS for Cash, is now selling the same at and Under Wholesale Coßt, , ; __v ~ , T^T. . > ■ _ T THE BON MARCHE. Also, BEVERAL JOB PARCELS fo.'Cash,; in HOSIERY, GLOVES, LABIEB and CHIL DREN'S UNDERCLOTHING, WOOLLEN CLOUDS, etc., much Under Original-Cost ,: j UjAf'TH-^PN'PARCHE. DRESS MATERIALS.^ VELVETEENS, SHIRTINGS. BLANKETS, FLANNELS. SHEETINGS, etc., all Bought at a Dlsoonnt for Cash; Ceumot be surpaseed^or -value. \'.:-'i ftvery department Is replete wito NOVEL TIES FOR PRESENT' SEASON, and should be inspected without delay.*'" ' ObsaveAdlress—BoNMAß(.HE,_l7,*uee_. streetf'lhext H6win Bros.)'" *" " " *"..". CHINA. "GLASS. DELF. VBR CRUSADER '■'-'. .. SELLIfWAT A SACRIFICE TO L MAKE ROOM FOR FRESH CONSIGN- to_ MENTS DIRECT FROM STAFFORDSHIRE;! , .. F. ' L —j X- . < . Having OPBJNED Tenrporary Premises, is Now' Offering CHINA, DELF, AND GLASS- I WARE at Prices hitherto unknown in Auokland, and Respectfully" Solicits Intending Purchasers to Inspect HIB STOCK before Buying Else where s. d. White and Gold China Cups and ' , Saucers, large size .. -.-. 9 B per doz. White and Gold China Cups and ' ; Saucers, small size . : ..6 6 '~', Delf Plates, SandlOln., 2s and .. 2 6 „ Kerosene Lamps, from .. .. 2 0 AND ALI. OTHER LINES MARKED EQUAL-. LOW. Note the Address: NE V _U.OTTI._tNn DAIRY HOBSON-ST. BIUGHTON HOUSE DRESSMAKING,, —In order to meet the wants of my Dress Customers, I have engaged a flrst-olass Dress maker, and can guarantee good style, fit and work at moderate prices for Cash only. Pleabk Notb that I am selling the genuine Louis Velveteen at wholesale prices, viz.. Blacks, 2s 4d; Colors, 3s per yard. Also that I havo bought up several warehouse lines of D.obb Materials at considerably less than home cost, and shall give my customers tho full benefit as the following prices will show: — 857 Yards Estamank serges in Black, Navy, Macpne, , and Wine shades. For House, Street, or Chil dren's School use, nothing at double the price 1 would wear better. 12yds for 7s lid, or B_d yd. Drosses made to order fiora these materials for 20s and 25s Gomplete, or customers can select linings, trimmings, &o„ and tlio charge for mak i ing will be 10s to 14s 6d the dress. Fancy Cheviot Homespuns, 12yds for 5s lid; Foule Serges, really good quality, Bld yd; and a lot of other useful Dress Materials fromSfd yd; good value in Black Cashmeres, is id; Is 6d, Is lid, 2s 6d yd. A warehouse stock of Cretonnes, 3M, ijd; Hettvf Twill do, 5Jd, 6jd yd. A lot of rugs, 3s 9d: very large do, 6s lid, worth 8s lid. 2 yarao'wide Floorcloth, 2s 6d yd; all Other : widths in stock, l. yard wide White Matting, lslid. 20 doz Black Handbags, useful size, 12_d each. 67 Pairs Men's Diagronal Tweed Trousers, extraordinary value, 6s lid per pair. J. REND ELL. , TOP OF GREY-STREET, AUOKLAND.« jTOOOT SALE EXTRAORDINAR| I 30 CASES LADIES' AND CTHILDREN'Sja. ES. AND BUTTON BOOTS TO,HANDI» Will most positively be cleared at from 10 TO 15 PER CENT. UNDER OUR ÜbUAI j jj. LOW PRICES 1 :PleabeNote: -Trunks Ladies' French Glov« Kid High Button Boots; 12s 6d; usual price ! elsewhere, 16s 6d. THE PONSONBY BOOT ._;• la acknowledged to be the best Winter Boot made: stylish, neat anddurable. An assortment . is being made by us for the present season. THE PATENT LACE GRIP (now for the first time introduced) is an inven tion by means, of which the Lace, when once (fastened, cannot possibly become undone of it I self. Fitted to all Lace Boots, if desired. i i Especially made for this sale,—, . ~ 80 Pairs maids' & Women's HiqhLacelßoot. jtialf frimte, trom - 6d to 12a 6i; aßipegjted/i Note This : By manufacturing my own Stock, our customers retain the profit usually absorbed ' __»,!» .by the retailer. •,, : . . -, , ■ All 'Stock It In the best condition," and as . such must and shall be cleared at tho lowest possible reservation. , iCAii.Early "' ' ''.ii. ' t__E___Sii , ICall Early T. PROSSER!S, ,Ca__.Ea_u.. 1 i /i^^a.UI'BBRQUEBN^TRHET,-.' ,«*'» AND AT THE NEWTON BOOT WAREHOUSE. KARANGAHAPE ROAD.



i Board and Residence. | GOVERNOR- BROWNE HOTEL. 1 , ~y- HOBSON-STREET. TIT '■"'■ * "** ifl Board and Lodging '.. __ '_ 20a per Week jjj Single Room ____... 25s per Week [l OARD AND RESIDENCE for Lady \| and Gentleman, or two Gentlemen, on j| Great North Road, opposite Surrey Hills store. | —Foftermß apply within. [j BOARD AND RESIDENCE for Single J . Gentleman, 4 minutes from G.P.0.; If Eerraanent, 18s per week.—Address at W. D. Wlen's, Confectioner, Queen-street ;, , - , , ; _________ , r =_==_= Lost and Found. LOST, Plans of Cottage.—Finder will bo . rewarded by leaving same at Mr Ren wick's Wood Yard. Three Lamps, Ponsonby. j LOST, on Friday night, between Masonic J Hall, Newton, and Newton Road, a Silver I Earring.—Re-gird at St Alt Offlce. I LOST, on 22ed Juno, a Black Colt from -Patterson's Stables, Lome-ftrcet' "A re word willbe'pald for its .return or information of its whereabouts '■'- - OST, a Cheque on Union Bank for „3 , 13i—Reward at J. A. Cooper's, 87, Vie- | torla-street ' •■■ ', '' "■"- - I EjOST, ;oh 3rd instant, between Nelson, j I , Moate, and Co.'s and Coombes., a Black Morocco Purse containing Monoyand Papers, —Reward «f fll on returning toJ,hls pfflce. , LOST, between Queen-street,iridX.orlton " j Qore, by way of Wellesley-street, Domaln atreetandGrafton Road,a I__dy'aSilver.Hunt- I ing Watch, with chain attached.—Reward will tte paid on rotnrn to'STAB OfHce. .; . LOST, aßay Maro, on Friday last, with a round rein bridle and a new set of shoes.—Anyone returning the same to D. Grubb, Newton, will be rewarded. '' LOST, between Norfolk-stroetfand. Shelly , i Beach Road, a large Gold' Seal, with crest 1 and motto on i_—Anyene ret_rn__g.ja«_o,to Mm? Allen, Noriolh.street, Ponsonby,- will 'be re» .warded. ;. . - ..- _ ■', ir_ _ "OOUND, Bay Mare, straying in Hobsoni dD- street; newly shod.—Apply Charles Fry, Coal and Firewood Yard.'Hobaon-etreet __ ', jila ■" | " jjjji a _—a ■•■'■: ■/'■-■ - Auctions. : - ,-■ ;•! \to-mqrr6w. Z - FRUIT ' TREES, S&ELT_SR '"TREES i Jlu ANP.SIjRUB&i ...i liiw,p-/o.to»<«JjW.i®O^BN''„-'B^^..'r-' , | £tTXJLL Sell by Auction,' attha Exahangc irTY: * Mart To-morrow; at 11 o'clock," - Large Assortment of Fruit and Fldwerir.i_ I Trees, Shrubs and Plants..,,, , ;^<-'-' ft '■ ' *:--hy.h) ■?.:. >>■ ■'-"- j JOHN LEYDON.]' t' IU'"!'',::!tEDWARD LEY»OS. I TO-MORROW;?* 11 O'CEock: '" | T" "6_N &'ED. LEYDON -wilUeil at the. j Central'Commercial'Sale1 Rooms, Queon- j street, • CHESTSO^"rrRAW'^R_-,!C^mh.srSuites«of J Furniture, Chairs, Tables, Iron Bedsteads, t Spring'; "M^ttrasses/1 SaEutfepaii_; ftvnd '.. Boiler! f Washatahda, Clothing, Crockery. Books, Jewel- | lery, Watches.'.Fancy Goods, Porarhbulators, ; Glassware, Hams,Racon, Tea, &c..&0. _~-. 'A -~:..:;'. <»&*_}s-- IB - **< M 5 tons of doodTable Potoltoes:0 _ _-- [B, TONES. (it 0, OARR.] "*'* |B. D. TONES i. ■.. TO-MORROW, AT Ui O'CLOCK^ t fp Babbles. ' apples/ —apples." >■' . r B. TONKS & CO. TI7ILL Sell, To-morrow. !at 11 o'clock, '■■ SO''CASES APPLES, ; comprising"French Crabs, Nonpareil Russets, Rlbstones, Stone Pippins, &c. fee, &c„ ox Roto •• malmna, from Ho hart allin prime con-. dition. " '■'''*'~ ' ->■ ; b. _onks',*■'CO.? '• v - '*- ■ Auctioneers.' TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. BANANAS. ORANGES. Y.-hA O^jmeeM ,f ' ' H W* ILL _.U by public'aucrion* at'fe Fort-street Store, to morrow (Tues day), June 24, at l\ o'clock, . . 330 bunches BANANAS i 13 cases ORANGES iHi—? ''■■■'*'■ > "'*-• «««*«*£ 2 casks ORANGES to m. ,20 sacks KUMERAS :;: ■" \i;~/_ i_.i Ex s.s. lona from'Noumoa. "" Terms Cash..' :_■;;■.TO-MORROW. • -,Yj .; . At 11 o'clock. APPLES! PEARS!-APPLES! , APPLES! PEARS ! APPLES! EX S.S. RO-OMAHAnA1, FROM HOBART, | "-Z "Z , :,o G.-'-W. "BINNEY- ■■ ;,' i f'* ; TT7ILL Sell by Public" Anctioij _t his TT FORT-STREET STORES To-morrow; (Tuesday),at 11.o'clock, ;, : -.!,.'-■•' ;240 CASESI OF HOBART FRUIT, { I jvLZ'Z •:.- '■>'} OOMPBIBINO— '. -.::,' ---j -W[; 'FREJieH: crabs :. , ! i.-r '^RIBSTONES' ■-:',':' >«'(,!!(>. '',":■,."; :; '■ -^JjU-M-RS !. ?. .' u -1 .ZZ- 'I>A_>AMSON!S;PEARMAINS -.1 ! -STONE PIPPINS AOftiNipMAHsyj -I irr CATALAC PEARS, ' -*-_•_,,,., ft 0.,,. &C., . , &C. ; . ~U.,.|.J . .__tl.)',' .. i - . ii.ii u...'..'i.a»5.-i$ ALL IN GOOD ORDER^iND COND-TION. WEDNESD i AY,;_JUNE 25, -rt -ii--.-,-.: j A.*.ll*'^oo^" .'-W BAI3 HO'UyHOLD'FURIJiTJJRE.i "'*'. Mi ' HJ_HT',''-'''V'^'lt^ri^A'^p^^? i ii..-.:. ..j'tHOBSOIf-^REET/ v f-'^" • -G. WV BINNEY ; - -" HAS received instructions to sell on- tho demises, the ALBION HOTEL, HOBSONif STREET, on Wednesday, June2s,-at U o'olock . ITHE; ; WHOLE. OF» THE;'-GENERiL. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND <«. I ~; v!. to : • .'^EFFECTSi- J ho:^ K,;jy' ii —- -WINES AND SPIRITS,-- '■'■■■ ~r i] ATRADE.«JTENSILS,_ EITTDirGSiS * ' Term's' Cash.,, ! TO-MORROW, ; y..l i 0 At'_W.lve o'clock."- :J %'-' ;I>i .;•_.'. :t:.i_____i^aoAKCt^ ; PIANO, > SUITES, CARPETS. HOUSEHOLD FUR__¥URE -AND J;i,t.-.,.; ;,.- .-.EPFECTS...::., .T.-nTfr ! R. .■! ARTHUR )i. !?:/-_■ n . *. * WILL sell by auction, at his Mart, Queen street (first floor), To-morrow, at' twelve o'olock noon, ...-., IjaY&t % A GOOH PIANO, by Moningfcon and Weston, London; Music Stool, Harmonium, Oil Paint ings, Rep Suite, Horsehair Suite. Mahogany Leather Dining-room - Suite (9 pieces), good Wardrobe, Whatnots, Water Colour, Painting j (local). Leather Suite, Fenders, Fire-irons. Cheffonierg, Couches, B.W. Chairs, Cane and ;otherChairß,UmbrollaStaads, Venetian Blinds, Mangle, Wringer, Meat Safes, Kitchen Utensils, Glass, China and Earthenware, Plated Ware, ;Cutlery, &c, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Pal liasses, Mattrassea, Pillows, Blankets, Wash stands, Toilet Sets, Toilet Tables. Looking I Glasses, Mats,, Matting, Chests of Drawers; Wardrob* Tict,iires, &c. A good D.8.8.L. GRin and Oase, &o.' - Also, a lot of Sets of Jugs, Glass Salts, &0., to cletir consig_m„ts.. ••* -' j :: WBDN'tSDIY, JUNE._Si ! ■„.„, ~.,, . ~At il O'clock,.; ~Zi~4m7 'u'iO^EHUNGA AUCTION MAH^T. FURNIfURTB,1 B___iiKE'-S, I._LLOWS, PICTURES, CURTAINS,,. OILk m CLOTH, BEER ENGINE, ■-..■'.. ■ las., &0.,-. -'i«soo. ■! id). | ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RBSERm* " * THE undersigp6d.ho_ received,inrtrac* tiona to sell at his Malt, -'-" ALL THE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF MR P. C. MILLER, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, CON-IS-DM- OS1' 5 Blankets, 6 Pillows, 2 Bolsters 24 Blinds, 24ShortCurtains. 2 Long Curtatnß 4 Washstands, 6 Tables, 3 Jugs and Basins | v(3 LqpkiM-g_ssoß,l Toilet Cover, 4 Mattresses 14 Chai. a, 1 Curtain Roller, 2 Bedsteads i • 8 Couches; 3 Pieces Oilcloth, fl Pictures 1 Teapot 1 Filter, 1 Piece Stair Matting 1 Tablecloth, 1 Lamp, 1 Fender, 1 Form , 1 Washlub. 1 Beer Engine, 8 Trnys Jl'" ■'*' ; 11 Glasses, 1 Funnel, 7 Measuros. 1 i Ail The Above Without Reserve. Also. rs-'.i TT' 7 Tons Shepherd Potatoes, in lots to suit i * i; '''purchasers ■ , , I Fowls, 1 well-bred Retriever f -if) Sides Bacon, 12 Hams (now euro) • * ><" X A Largo Allotment at Epsora t iJfil. I 1 Now Easy. Chair,'and various !!_____»' ■ j not enumerated. " | WM. STEVENSON, -i r . ' • ' ~|g|^^^;^UNE,26_.,;. ], j. .»WHB R?MS^A._;AI_)S.^;;) FOR SALE;) at thej'Rt)t_«i..Bi Yards, on Thursday next <tio'«look,^ . r ; 30 SMAl___lZEDi*#|i^_^^BmLL- C i FATTED PIGS. , - -~ ~s fa^ r 1 .] 9P.sti , * ALFRED BUCKLAND.