THE CRUISE OF THE WAIRARAPA.

[By Ouh Spkcial CoRitKsroNDBST.]

Tho Fijian "At Homo

Thk Fijian " At Homo," at the resident*" Mr Hennings, the German Consul, and «c of the worthiest men in the Islands, raie than realised expectations. Mr Hennifs occupies a house at the head of a loVj' gully in Levuka. Looking down from f verandah, the full beauty of tho sceueryi the island is gathered into one view—» rich foliage of the bananas and wavy coo nut palms, interspersed with ttie M liant W of tho hybiscus, oleander, «1 vau, form a charming foreground benefl our feet. Away in the distance is* eea, with the lino of white to breaking upon the reef. The gard« around the house were illuminated wi Chine.c lanterns. W«we arrived, circle of native Fijiana had beea formed tho dining-room for the preparation of t kava bowl. This operation was conduct •with much ceremony—tho clapping hands and a monotonous song. After t liquor had been several times strained bj Fijian woman, it was handed round to t visitors, who all took a sip of it Up further sampling, I think there should added to the soap-suds flavour already mi cated a strong dose of gregory powder, a, you can form a fair idea of t taste of kava. The tonic properta are distinctly discornable in tho effect the palate. Tho bowl having been dispos of a party of Samoan women were led in 1 their song, and squatted oa the dining-roc floor Tliey presented an agreeable c< trasbtothe Fijiana, all being tine well-ft tured buxom women, with a tendency excessive obesity. There was more mvi , in their chonißCS than in the discorda notes of the men who preceded them. I , sincinß was aooompanied by many Restur and occasionally became very animated, danoe by Fijian girls and a " nftke, whj occupies i» Fiji tho place filled by the M in New Zealand, and ib not unlike ti , dance, followed. A fifteen-year reside < in Fiji said it was tho best moke ho v ever eeon. Tho party f v rnishing the mvi | gather in a crow<i faco inward, and are I f by a sort of torn torn, consisting of a roui l pieoe of wood, hollowed cut in one place a) » beaten upon with two sticks. This is a 6 companled by a clapping of hands and few rather discordant monotone note which are sung with what Bret Harto won describe as a " vain repetition." The ki! kibe sf tho torn torn is moro irritating i the nerves than a " devil'a tattoo," and hi,, an hour of "meke" makes otio perfectly m conciled to life in countries where theJj primitive pleasures aro unknown. TJ dancing U much better than the musiv The MaorU are splendid timists, but n this art they do not excel the Fijiatf Every motion of the body, every clap , the handa, erory turn of arm, or leg, v head, Is performed in perfect unisOß Children are seen among tho crowd ontei, mc into tho fun wiUi ffreat zest, and hone no do«bt, the perfect time which has be* attained. Seeing these men ia tho houh of a private gentleman amusing his guestt one could not help thinking of that pile t blackened stones at the baok of Lovukf which tha native guide describes wit, orwt gusto and abroad grin, in tha words i—" Eat lota man here.' The scream of the miserable victims led forth to execi fcion and the pot ring in our ears, and w turn away with a sickening feeling of dii the meko, there were pleasurt of a more European typo. Mr Gua. Coate^ an ex-Auckland postal official, and preset Levuka book-keeper, fingered tho pianl and many of the company were soon whiij me in the mH"ea of the waltz, while othel betook themselves to the quieter recesses j the refreshment-roem, where champagt and other non-Fijian fluids flowed. At « close of tho evening the Rev. Dr. Taylor, o behalf of tho Wairarapans, returned thanl to Mr Hennings far his hospitality, and M returned aboard about midnight. (To be Continued.)

TELEGRAMS.

Dcnbdw, -this day.—Mr Walter Milk runhcrtder, Roxburgh, has been adjudicate a bankrupt. CHBMTcncRon, this day.—The Poultr Pigeon, and Cat Show 13 being hold tod< anl U a great success. There are fa entries against 481 last year.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

(BY CABLE.-COPYRIGHT.)

[beutek's cablegram.]

THE NO-CONFIDENCE DEBATE THE IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

DEFEAT OF THE TOKXBS. (Received July 3—2.45 p.m.) London, July 1. Im the House of Commons on Monday i motion of Sir Stafford Northcote, dec an that the Anglo-French «B»en»"* gardin K Egypt will neither lead Seace in that country nor justify an Ei Ugh loan to Egypt came up for *Bcusai< After some debate, the House, by a major at 42 refused to discuss the motion becai jt ww deemed untimely. The motion v herefore postponed indefinitely. Tito FoU of Berber. Cairo, July I.—Major Kitchener, ■*, has returned to ABgonan from his expedit: to Nutran district, maintain there is fullent evidence that Berber has fallen li the hands of the rebels.

THE CHOLERA IN EUROPE.

OUTBREAK AT ROME. ■ = Rome, July 1.-A death from cholera hat occurred here, and fears are entertained oi ±he disease spreading. j

CHARGE OF WITCHCRAFT AGAINST A MAORI.

ft J)T TBHSOEAPH -PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Wbllisgto.n, this day. Thb Undersecretary of the Native Depart ment has received the following telegram re a witobomft case »t Cabbage Bay, Coro. ' mandel: "I returned iron; Cabbage Bay last nu*t, and found Poraire, a naiive accused "Witchcraft, confined in a house. The natives, after some dinner and "May. a* mifcted m« to his P^sence, and produced tow agreed to acquit him of complied* U?L leath of you"BM°ar Ui Parar Biede blame on the Ngapuhi tribe. Pa»m. de clined to return in the toat with mo and said he now had no fear Hoana and the principal men B a.d no harm would come to him. 1 told them the Native Minister would hold concur.— Henby Kknjiick,"

THE AUCKLAND eV__N__^ STAR. W^ltoßSDA^' MLt & 1884



After a chequered career extending over 22 years and nine months, the Auckland Domain Board held its last meeting to-day, and peacefully yielded up the ghost. Mr Barstowwas in the chair, and tnere were also present Messrs Peacock, Button, Mao keehnie, and Aickin. A telegram from tho Government stated that a notification vesting the Domain in the City Council had been gazetted that day, and that hence forth money could not be charged for ad mission. The Education Department wrote asking that the arrowroot plants in tended for distribution amongst native school, should be held over till next season and requesting immediate de livery of the olive plants. All th.s was agreed to, and after voting the Secretary s silary till tne end of the year, deciding to hand over their remaining plants to the City Council, and passing votes ot thanks to Chairman, Secretary, and iress, the Board dissolved, never to meet again. The July number of the Auqkland Penny Time Table is now on sale throughout the city, and wUI be found to be replete with infonaation. A monthly calender of mails is a useful addition to it.



£^^ .^*- CJTEAM TO THAMES, ihe p.B. ANNIE MH^BANK a^BßSgßTwill leave Auckland tor Thames TO-MORROW (Thurs day) EVENING, at 7 o'olock.



CALCUTTA IttTERNATIOfrAI EXHIBITION. " A GOLD MEDAL FOR ST. JACOBS OiC, NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. AN6THER GOLD MEDAL. Advfccs just to hand certify that tlfe.Cfffea German Remedy has carried off another Golc Medal nt Calcutta, and that it is the only Paten Medicino in the history of the world that hai been adjudged worthy of this honour. Its bene (Its have not boen confined to any clime o: country ; they have been universally dis tributed, and the following testimony fron responsible citizens and distinguished foreign crs will bo as assuring to the public as it ij gratifying to the proprietors. Sworn Testimony. From one of the leading Wholesale Houses in Pitt street. • " Mullens-street, Balmain, Sydney. August 9 18S&—To the Publishers of the Evening Stab. lJear Sirs,—l feol it incumbent on luy part to in form you of the great benefit I have received from the uso of St, Jacobs Oil. Some throe years ago I injured my left log and knee to thai extent I thought I had become a permanent cripple. My knee-cup was twico its natural size, and my leg was ao contracted and shortened that I could not walk without con querable pain and inconvenience., During that urae I had tried remedies innumerable, but without receiving the slightest benoflt until I gave St. Jacobs OU a trial, and, much to my de light aud astonishment, I began to get better, and before the contents of the bottle wero hali used both my log und knoo assumed their nor mal condition, and to-day I am entiroly free from unin, and can walk aa well as ovor I did In my life. I lieurtlly recommend St. Jacobs Oil to unyone sutibring irom pain, and feol satlaflod it has no equal for the euro of chronic and con' tractod limbs.—l remain, dear Sirs, yours faith fully, C. 0. Cohen." * * " United States Consulate, Sydney, N. 8. Wales, August 14,1883.—1. Charles Kahln, Con sul of the United States of Irnwhffl nt Sydney md its dependencies, do hereby ocrfffy that (5. J. Cbhen, the pursoa whose namo is subscribed o the forngoim; declaration, personal)? ap vsarod before mo this day. and acknowledged hat he had signed tho said instrument as his roe and voluntary act for tho uses and pur josos tborein sot forth. Giron under my hand md soul of this Consulate, tho day and year ibovo written.—Charles Kahlo, U. S. Con ul." * A Molbourno Man Blade Happy. "Compiignlo Franeaiso. No. 5, Collins-street. Jolbourue. 27th July. 1883. To the Publlshors of 'io K.VKNIKO Star : Dear Sirs,—Fooling oonfl ant that many of your readers may bo beiietltoi >/■ the following information, I respsctfully sk that you publish the same. About nine uonths bko I Und a severe attack of rhou iiuism, from wlilch I suffered excruciating am. The disease became of a most aggra ating character, tho more so bouauso all ledical advice I had rocoivod, and all the pro urutious I had used, totally failed to give alief. At last a frinnd obtained for mo a bottle f St. Jacobs Oil, which I used, I must confess, :mio\vlmt roluotantly. thinking it would be ibouy In vain to try further remedies. To my irprise and doltoht tho very first application rought relief, and before the bottlo was finished was entiraly cured. Although nine months avo elapsed, I have not felt tho slightest rmptom of a roturn of the disease. I have Iso used the grand rcmody for neuralgia, aud s action was simply magical. I regard it as le conqueror of pain, and udviso all sufferers om rheumatism, neuralgia, or other paina and :hes, to try 3L Jacob* Oil.—l remain, dear sir, jthfully yours, ARTHUR I'hettv." A Brisbane Alderman Strike* Oil. . C. Payne. Esq., Alderman ov South Taud, Brisbane, Queensland, cheek tnxY adds his Testimony. Stanloy<jtreot, South Brisbane, 8 October, 83. To Editor Evenino Stah : Dear Sir,—lt with extreme pleasure I write you my ox irienoo after using Hi. Jacobs Oil. The first >pllcatlon to the joints the effect was quite arvellous. I have been a great sufferer from leumatics for years, upd have taken and used most every known remedy for. the complaint, oluding tho galvanic battery and Turkish aha, a: numbers of peoplo living In Brisbane mid verify. I was one of the late Dr. Smith's ■st patients when ho started the baths in risbane, but could only get temporary relief om their use. I can positively say that of all c things I hare used for it, St, Jacobs Oil puts em In the shade. The relief after using it was atantaneous. There aro hundreds suffering jm Bout and rheumatism in Brisbane, and I ould strongly advise them to give the Oil a ial. You aro at liberty to make what tise you Ink of this letter. I remain, dear sir, yours atefully, "R.C. Payne." ,aw a Useless Arm was Restored In Ten I .Minutes, 'i tiie Experience ok Edward L. Green, Esoj., Government Sheriff at Auck land, New Zealand. $ Auckland. New Zealand, Augnst 16, 1883.— bsars Publishers Evening Star : Dear Sirs,— lava great pleasure in Stating I had occasion use Bt. Jacob's Oil for an old injury I received my shoulder in June, 1882, and from that 'o nntil July 10th last I could not usejuyarm, I found greatdifßculty in writing. I applied nodical men and used all sorts of liniments, , without any benefit; but I had not used Bt. Jobs Oil more than ten minutes before I felt 'beneficial effect, and I can work with my saw ipado &i well as over I did, and can strongly 'ommend this oil to any one suffering from Bculnr ailments. You can'make what uso ,i please ef this letter for the bonoflt of trs.—l remain, dear airs, yours, &c, Ed ward ikken, Shoriff." 1 He Found It Efßoaolous. aokland.-October 3,1883. Messrs Levy and -Gentlemen.—l have recently had ■occasion ise ST. JACOBS OIL in a severe case of ,dtng. I found It very effloaoious, Iho pain X at once soothed, and I have much auro In recommending it—Tours faith if, J. C. llatswell (Mr Hatswell is the well nWn grooer.) r5 Zealand International Exhibition, ,™c Official Award of the Jurors runs as ■B^3 •_•• 3t. Jacobs Oil—The Jurors have »? no opportunity of testing its reported itjes." ,a Here la a Single Opportunity, '.his 1» to oertlfy that Mr Hogan, of the States Court, New Zealand International tition. haa giyon me St. Jacobs Oil. which, d ono application, has relieved me of all pain . ,Ti I was suffering of sciatica.'" (Signed) io'jam Moor, Coaohbullder, Christohurch, thl 6th June. 1883. I fitno9soß—G. 0. Munyard, Journalist, "Lyt "'STimes" Office; John Blackmore^Bergeant, ?id Constabulary; \V. Gee, Cleric, Post-office .rteient. I: ■"'—— J. RUFOS INGALLS, Quarter-Master ■aL U.S. Army.—" St. Jacobs Oil Ib tbe belt rare ever used." I. BILLA FLINT. Life Senator of the lion Parliament, Canada "I found SU 3 OU act like a charm." j ■ L JOHN C. NEW, Assistant Secretary of 8. Treasury.—"From my own personal "enoc and obsoivation I cordially endorse iobs OU." ftleht Rev, Bishop GILMOTJR. Cleveland, •"St. Jacobs Oil is excellent for Rhcn :) and kindred diseases." IS. CROSBY, Hawaiian Consul. Lima. r"St Jacobs Oil cured ma of painful jatlsm." * Lande* J, B. COGHLAN, U.S. Navy. £ob3 Oil la wondwful for Rheumatlam. • I ■ n PAUL BOYNTON. the wprld-re. ?wlmmer.-"I don't see how I could (without St. Jacobs OIL TONG DOON HING. Chinese Cowmjh t, Jacobs oTS tho beet cure in tho r pain," IANIKL W, VOORBEKS, U.S. Sena.- Sri" St. Jacobs Oil gave instantane . A remarkable remedy, .H.MEIGGS,the meat t^tOAA con-



JACOB'S OIL, THE GREAT EBMAN REMEDY FOB RHEUMATISM, euralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, fche. Soreness of the Chert, Gout, by, Sore Throat, Swellings and ! Sprains, Burns and Scalds. I General Bodily Pains, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet nd Ears, and all other Pains and Aoheß, award of £100 will be paid by the &AVOGELER COMPANY OF BAIr Maryland, ivitedstatesof of tn Jacobs Oil, ortby "felted local representatives, to any Huclng proof to the effect that the SpnbU^LbyOiem in regard to St. frrenoWKtly genuine. 1 Is Oil, !the great German Eeniedy. L, gold by Druggists, Chejnistt, 1 £ Dealers throughout the world. lw Zealand, 3s a bottle. DlreoUons I eleven languageA f : foleßale Depot for Auckland:



Wanted. WANTED, a Gardener, nkilled in fruit and flowers.—G. Holdship. WANTED, a respectable Boy for the Shop.—Apply I. Alexander, Jewollor. Wanted" to a g ood~ Deal Frame.—" X.V.." Star Office. WANTED, a Strong Girl, about 14 or 15.—Apply Mrs Easdown. Queen-street. ANTED, a First-class Barmaid.— Apply Greyhound Hotel, Queen-street. ANTED, Smart Boy.--Apply Masonic Hotel, Princes-street. WANTED TO BUY, a good Second hand Iron Tand.—Apply Star Offleo. ANTED, a Counter Hand.—Robert son, Grocor, Upper Symonds-streot. ANTED, by a Respectable Widow, Washing or Charing by ttio day.—Apply "H. 3.," Poat-offlco, Newmarket. ANTED, two respectable Working Men aa Boarders.—Apply first house lelt hand aide, New-street, off Parnoll Rise. WANTED, a good General Servant that can cook well, where there is another kept. -Apply Star Ofllco. WANTED, a good General Servant; must be able to cook; references required. —Apply to Mrs (jaborno, City Road. TXT"ANTED, good General Servant; re- T T fcronces required.—Apply to Mrs _. Gold water, Clyde House, Hobson-streot. ANTED TO RENT, an Unfurnished Room, within a mile of Post-oilleo.— Address reply to " VV.J.8.," P.O. Box 214. WANTED, a low good Spadesmen.— Apply Purdlo, jun., early Northcote Boat to-morrow mornlag. WANTED, n Job by a Young Car penter.—" C.5.." caro of Mr Dodgeon. Valley Road, Mount Roskill. WANTED, a Strong Intelligent Boy as Apprentice to Coachsmith.—E. Hurvie, Uppor Symonds-atreet. WANTED, a Boy, about 12 or 14.— Apply nt the Hobson-Htreot Stop.—W. It. Uampicr. ANTED, small House to Lease, with purchasing clause, within ono mile of Post-ofllcu.—Address Mrs Friend. Arawa-Ht: WANTED, by Lady, Board and Rosi donco in quiot fiuuily, or Furnlshod Hoping, with Bourd.~"Secuuduß," 3tak 011100. WANTED, a good Goneral Sorvant f , reliablo references required. — Apply Mrs Nicholas Simma, Newton Hoad, \\7"ANTED, n respectable Ottl, about 13 Vt or 11, to i..iudn cliild.—Apply to Mrs Thomas Ste-adimm, Urout North Road. _ ANTED, to Purchase a Cutter to carry 20 to 30 lons ike wood.-Apply by letter "T.W.M.," Stak Olßcu. . WANTED, a respectable Nursegirl at onco.—Mrs H. KMott, Upper Union street, noxt 3L Jamoa'a Church. WANTED, a General Servant. Rofer ences requlrod.—Apply to Mrs R. Gar lick, Mount Kden Road. WANTED, an Efficient Law Clerk.— Apply, stating qualiflcationi, to " Solicitor." B»x 70. Poßt-ofllce, Auokland. WANTED KNOWN—Bolta, Looks, and Keys, from lid each, at Austing's. Gu fllter and iJolihanger, Uppor Queonatroot. WANTED, six more men to make Furniture at their own homes.—Apply VV. H. Bumpier, Hobson-ntroet. WANTED, by a Well-educated Indus trious Man, a Situation of trust; good ro(cronces.—Address" Trust," Stak OH1c«. ANTED, two or tbroe renpoctablo Men as Boarders In a prirate family at Punsonby.—Address "A.8.8.,1' Stab Olllcu. ~\\T ANTED, a good General Servant i T T ouo used to children.—Apply Mrs J. Williams, Victoria-street. WANTED, by experienced man, Situa tion In Mantle Department. — Apply Mantle, Btak Office. WANTED, Apprentices.—ApplyPowne & llacon. School of Art and Design, 255, Quoon-stroet. WANTED, a Situation by a Practical Gardanor; willing to milk and drive; Town or Country.—Addreßß H. llansch, Mary -Btreet,_Mount Eden. WANTED to Purchase, on easy wjnns, a 5 roomed Cottage, with garden, near Nuwton or Mount Edon.—Address A.8., caro of Mr E. Wood, dyinoudi.street. Auckland. WANTED— When you are in Hobson street call and see tho lanco and oliolcs r)Un:,i of Moggtol and Bunnockburn Tweeds, tor the present season, at Muuro and Mllllgan's. WANTED^a Situation as Children's or Plain Sewing Maid: «an work; willing to make hersulf gonor_ly useful.—Apply E.M.8., euro of Rev. J. 3. Hill, Grafton Road. WANTED, Citizens to Inspect an Oil TT Painting at Lennox's, Quuon street, acknowledged by all to be the best evor pro duced In Now Zealand. WANTED, by a Family in Town, o Tutor to attend from $,10 8.30 .ni., to assist ohtldren with school Icssomb. Rut* fences, capabilities, and terms.—Box 10. Poat-olllco. WANTED, a Respectable Woman to cook und do Koneral work. Rirferencea required.—Mrs Hendry's BefrMry. Shortland street. ■V|TANTED, Everybody requiring Alter- Vl ations or Additions of any description to Houses. Hhopo, &0., to scad to J. M. Hmilett, Builder. Fort-street. \*7" ANTED KNOWN, Chilcott and I? CletfK, Manufacturing Watchmakers and Jewellers, have removed highorup Hobeon -1 street Work done for the trade. WANTED KNOWN—SeaI Bags, with or without mult a boautlful assortment, at all prioes, at Charles Kelsey and Co.'i, 130, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN.—Ladies can hare their Drosses Fashionably Mode, and a good fit, for moderat* charges, at.l). W, Jack and Co.'s, Ponsonby Road, WANTED, by a respectable young per. son, a Situation as Working House. koepor (town or couitry).—Hannaford'a Auck land Registry. Four years In one situation, ANTFD, an experienced Dressmaker aa Manager. None but competent need apply.- Addross, Mrs Burke, Bydney and Mel bourne Home. Vlctorla-atreot West WANTED, Situation by an Improver in the Carpentry and Joinery Work; willing to make himself usoful.-Apply __. Btak Offleo. WANTED KNOWN. For Sale, on easy tennß, New, Well-flnUhed House. Small deposit, balance weekly payments.—A. J. Thomas, grooer coiner of Beresiord ana Howe streets. . ______ WANTED KNOWN—We have a line of Foule Drees Tweeds at 7Jd per yard, worth Is 3d; the most useful of all winter itu—i; extraordinary value.—D. McFheraoo, _aranga hapaßoad. WANTED, everyon* buying Blankets to see the splendid nhow and good ralue tn be obtained at London House, from 1b lid to 21s each.—James Soutt, London House, victoria and Nelaon-atreete. Auckland. ANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. Nntsford's, Watohmaker, Victoria - street (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 months. . ■ WANTED TO LET OR SELL, a New Six-roomed Verandah Cottage; will bo finished in a few days; on main road tho very best position in Mount Albert; volca nic soil.—Apply J, Bound, on the proporty. WANTED KNOWN—Cheat Timbhb ! ChkapTimbkkl And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the yards of D. Goijiie. Albert-street. ■ \\f ANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Yandle V T Naturalist, Taxidermist, Furrier, etc, has removed further down Hobaoh-etrcet, same Bide, top of Cook-street. K.B.—A splondld ool lectlon of Native Birds' Skins on hand. WANTED, hundreds to take a walk up Vlotorla-street to see and buy a Fancy Check Tweed Dress—l 2 yards for 2s lltf. A large pile, all one prloo, to chose from.—James Bcutt, London House, victoria and Nelson-sts, Auckland. WANTED KNOWN.—Newcastle, Tau piri, Walkato, and other kinds of Coal supplied by Hammond and Byron. Orders re ceived by Tolophone No. 221 and Newmarkot Bureau.— Railway Coal Yards, Auckland and Nowmarket. WANTED KNOWN.— Four-in-Hand*, Ulsters, Dolmans, and Jackets, in the latest styles, can bo obtained at S. ho veil's, Wol lesley-street. Ladies' own materials made up, Drossmakinß on tho promises by experienced dressmakers.—Apprentices wanted. WANTED KNOWN—Men's Soft and Hard Felt and Sergo Hats, Men's Work- Ing Shirts, Men s Dress Shirts, Men's and Boys' Ties, Collars, Braecß, and Socks, Boys' Hats and Caps, Cheap and Good, at Donald, W. Jack and Co.'s, Ponsonby Road. ' ■ ■ WANTED, Every Elector in the Colony to read "The Electors' War Cry," a most startling Book on Land and Poverty. Peruse it carefully before permitting your vote or approaching tho polling booth. It is now in tho press, and will be published In a fow days. Prico, One Penny. WANTED KNOWN. —Look at our window.—Having a surplus stock of over 1,000 Ladies' and Girlß' Felt and Fancy Straw Hats, principally the1 Masher and Henry II shapes, we are clearing them out at the Low Prico of One Shilling each. — D. McPherson, Karangahape Road. WANTED KNOWN, that all working men can save their money by calling at the Oovernor Gordon Restaurant All Meals Sixpence; Board and Lodging ISs per week.— Robert Murdook, Proprietor.—Note the address Nearly opposite the Waitemata Hotel, and cloßotothnDook , ANTED KNOWN—See our Stock of Blankets beforo purchasing—££oo worth. 94 Blankets, 8s 6d, 9s 6d, and 10s 6d per pair; 104 Blauket3,l2s 6d. 17s 6d, and 20s per pair; Twill Scotch Blankets, New Zealand Blankets, and Colourod Blankets. These goods aro the best value we ever offered.—D. McPherson Karaflga^pj_Rpad. , ■■ "TTT ANTED KNOWN- W That the STOCK of CLOCKS AND WATCHES AND JKWELLERY at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE has been Greatly Augmented by LARGE AR RIVALS, and an Inspection is solicited of the STERLING GOLD and SILVER GOODS (all WiBR_NTED)in the Queen-street Window, and tho Artistio IMITATION JEWELLERY in the Victoria-street Window. We make a SPECIALTY of these Two Lines, keeping both the Genuine and the Imitation to SUIT aO TASTESand Pockets; bnt they are kept Sepa rate and Displayed In Different Streets. Uteri- Silver Sets, 2s Bd; Brooches and Rings. Is each; and other Lines equally Che*at>, at GOODSON'S LONDON ABGADB. Queen-st. and Victoria-st, and at Christohurch and Wellington. TheFanoy Goods' Stock Is Unequalled in the Colony.



Wanted. WANTED, General Servant.—Apply to Mrs T. Nelson, Fruiterer, Victoria-street. WANTED at once, a Grocer's Assistant. —Apply botwoen 7 and 8 this evening, Collins & Vinson, junction Queen and Grey sts. W~ ONDERFUL^-Goand get measured for good Pair Trousers, Ms 6dl lls (id I at J. Williams's. People's Tailor, Victoria-street. \\f ANTED, a Labourer, with pick and TT shovel.—Apply to H. Civil, Portland street, Parnell. ANTED, a Girl of from 14 to 10 years of age, to assist In housework,—Apply Mr lmpey's Store, Mount Eden Road. ANTED to Buy, Four 400-Gall. Malt Tanks. State price and whore to bo seen.—Edward Rule. Plumber, Hobson-street. WANTED, a good Joiner.—Apply to O. Markle, Upper Union-street, back of Bt. James's Church. ANTED, a Servant for Lake Taka puna; must be able to wash.—Apply at Messrs Pottor aud Co., Durham-street West, between 11 and 2. WANTED, a respoctablo Boy ; must be scrupulously clean and thoroughly honoat—Apply Root. Farrell, Butcher, 175, (jueen-atreot. \ WANTED, Waiter; 4 Women Cooks (Hotels); i Generals (Symonda-stroot); 8 Generals (Town, Country); Girls to assist.— Mrs Elsmore's. WANTED, a superior person to Lady Help where servant kept: must bo accos tomed to children (town).—Mr* Klsuioro's Registry. ' TIT ANTED, a Strong Boy, about 14; T V used to butchering preferred.—Apply Sanford'B Fruit aud liefroehmont Rooms, Viu toria.atreot (corner of Albert-atrogt). TXT ANTED, a Practical Engineer for a TT Bueh Saw Mill.—Apply to New Zea land Timber Company (Limited), Customs t treat. i WANTED, a Carpenter to take th« iCreotlouof a Small Rooiu«d Cottage: labour only.—Apply on Thursday night after 8 , p.m. toT. S. Jttokson, UoslottsU-i»ot,N«w North ' ltuad. . . , ANTED, a strong, uteady Young Lad of 18 years, with Borne experience as Ui»r Assietamt, *0., for a country hotel: none need apply without good ref orenoe as to sobriety and hononty.—Maointyro Bros, and Co., Short land-stroot ; ■ ■.' WANTED KNOW*—A. J. Thomas boss to Inform U— Cuatemors amd the l'uhllo'tliut he will epan his New Store at the corner of Beresford and Howe streets on SATURDAY, tfio 2Sth Juua. A.J.T. tokes this opportunity of thanking his J'^leads and Cub tomorit Cor past favours, _n 4 hopes, bf strict attention to business and soiling nrut-claua ifoodn at lowest rates, to uuUntuiu a oouUnuuiico of tlie Ord'ors promptly attended to, and dollvemd to any part of tho city. Please Note tho Address: A. J. THQMAB, Park Store, Ornerof Bereaford and ua-Mii «troot», opposite . tbo Public BohooL ANTED. — Wanted t« Soil, venr cheap. haviag.M oasos of Bulad. W. Coator Oil and Scented Hair Oil to sell on Com mißaion. oome from A- N. late Firo. Castor OIL M bottle, i» 6d do/*u, 4« 3d by tho eo&e; Salad OIL fid bottle, 5s 8d by tho caw: Merlon ■ So«-ted Hylr OIL 1« boltle for 60,69 Sd a«wn. Ja by tho case; Robinson's Patent aroatfl, only M t Tin Good Ter, Uid lb; Coooa and MllL onTy Sd Uu; Sceuted Soap, 8 cakos for U; Mixed BUan, S packoufor 6d; Water Btfßldi. WslrW; OU4 Dwoßters, la; Wine Gloase*. 2i; "White and Oold BMa otJum, Sa set: White and G«U Cups. »nd Suuoeni. 8i Ts OddoMu; Glasa Jiurt,'Mr Japanoae tHoss for Boots, only id bottle, Sbottlea for 1*; Boot Protootori. ealy 34 «ftTili. l'u'llJ e« rj[ U oz; Kiwom BaXtß, Id doaen, Msl Mb tel Pens, fid b«K; Speqtaales. fld and Is; KxMMse BookV «d and!Bd?Sflfi& Is M lb.-*. WATT, I'ittrttrcet. Large Tea Trays, only la M. «T ANTED SITOWN NOW BHOWING • J. G. BROWNU' PARNHLL, M^PBCtALVALUB JNT_» ULSTERS AND FOUR-IN-HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILJtfNBRY. HANDMADE UNDERGLOTHUvG, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, .:. .. BHBBTINGB, tABLB -INBNS, HOSIERY AND tbLQVES, 5 ' i VfiLVETEENBi LOWKK THAN QUEKN-3T., AT J. fo.BROWN'S. PARNELL. \XT ANTED KNOWN- W A FKW OT NEIL AND CLirrOllD'B WKLL-TKIKD UEMKPIKS FOR WINTKII ÜBB. COMPOSITION POWDER.-It Is known in all KngUsh-ipeaking countries f»r 1U many Kood qualities. You who are auhjeot to OQJds or Soro Throats ient b« without It; 1» Ud a tin : 3a alb, BALM OF GILKAD.-Beven years' trial has proved this to bo one ot the Best Compounds over ottered for the cure of Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Cough. 2a » Bottle. COUGH POWDER.—Bffectoal and quick in Congestion. Pleurisy, or Inflammation of the Lungs. Is 8d a Tin. COUGH BTRUP,—Wkere there are children noth'- >• better for Caughs, Craop, or Bron A pure eip* torant without morphia or Is (Id and 2b a Bottle. HOP BITTERS, 3a Cd a Bottlt NEIL k V V OP. V, HERBALISTS, Botanic DispsxiAßY, Wbujulkt-bthh kt, Auoxlim* Meetlugs. THE USUAL Wednesday Evening i'reo Lecture will be dollvered in the Bden Hall by Mr T. L. Wilcock To-night, ovminenalnc at 7.30. Subject: "The H»pe ot the; Church." Discussion. ■ I 0.X., S.U.—HOPB OF AUCKLAND • TENT. No. I.—Members of the above ore reminded of the adjourned Quarterly MeJttiig to bo held In Tent-room, Bt JameVs Hall, on THURSDAY, Brd Initant.atß p.m. Canaidatos for Initiation are requested to attend at 1.15, sh»rp.-H. ROTHKKHAM. C.R.; JAMBS tt. Cllttt,! Seo. j -■' ■ ■ '-'■: PRINCE OF WALES-LODGB, No. 138. -Tho regular Monthly Meeting; <* the above Lodge will be held at Freonasona' Hall. Prinoea-Btreet, TO-MORROW (Thuriday) KTKNING, at 7.90. Visitors are invited. By order of the W.M.-M. S. -KB OS. P.M, Bee /^IKAFTON ROAD WBSLBYAN It CHURCH.—A Lecture will be AeUrerod TO-MORROW (Thursday) BVBNING, at haU post 7, by tho Rev, R. Bavin, on " The History of tho AngUsh Blblo." illusttatod _T powwtul Magic Lantern, exhibited by C. E. Button, Bun. Music at liiterTals. Admlwlon, IS' Proceeds towards New Church Building Fung. Tt^R A. W. O'NEILt will Addreea the Electors, of Kdon atWajto's Monnt Kden Hal) on MONDAY' KVENISfi n^JiJJli.;^^ o'cloobk.' ::: '■> '.ull'J .* -Fyr; ,V;-r v u\6 ■biilralAlw WILL' MEET THE ELECTORS at rm PARNELL HALL THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, JULY 2, AT « O'CLOCK. Ty/TR W. F. BUOKLAND WILL ADDRESS THE ELHCTORS OF FRANKI-N NORTH Asunder:— ■ — Manoare- Wednosday. July 2, in tko Man gare Hall, at half : past 7 p.m. WAIKOA-thurs'day. July S, in the; Piiblto Hall, at half past 7 p.m. PAPAKDBA-Friday. July 1. In the Orange^l Hall, at half-past T p.m. Pakuranqa-Saturday, July 5, in the Pakn runutt Hall, at halt-past 7 p.m. g; LEG E R BR So N WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN NORTH AT— Whitford and Turanea Creek— Monday, 7th" July, at tho Sohgol-house, half-paat aoven p.m. ■ •• '' ■ Howiek-TUESDAY. Bth July, in Wagstaffa. Hall. r'~ '-'■■ ■ ■■ Papakura —Wbdnbsday, 9th JulFj 1° thß Orange Hall. ■■'■■■- Wairoa South—Thursday, 10th, In the Publio Hall, at half-past seven p.m. Drury-FBiDAY, 11th, in the School-houso, at half-postseVohp.m.. ' ' ■ .'.)'.[[ '" \ ■"• *"' O. "'^ *"'\ .'i\ mHEA TR E T> 6' it' AL. SIR GEORGE GREY Will Address a P U B L I C M E B T I N ; >G TOMORROW (THURSDAY) EVENING, At Eight O'clock, in tiie _ THEATRE ROYAL. The Drebb Cinccs will bo specially set apant "for ikdtea and Ladle's accompanied by Gentle men, no-.; • «'.j«u;»*j. : -;



>■-■ "■ - '■"..: To Let TO LET, -two R«om8 (Grey-street), with use of kltehon. — Apply at Hannaford's Agency, PJC, Queen-street. O LET, two Unfurnished Front Rooms, with use of kitchen.—Nelson-street, oppo site Sc. James'a Church. TO LET, on 18 years' lease, Two Flats (30 x 90), corner Darby and Queen-streets. —Apply John Reid and Co., or A. Dornwell, Star Hotel. _____^ TO LET, a House at Avondale and 4 Acres of Land.—Apply to W. Harper, Brook-street. Newton Road. O LET, at Devonport, a Furnished 7 roomed liouue, with every convenience.— For further particulars apply K. E. Finch/'Sto tioner, 210, Queen-street. TO LET, well-furnished and pleasant Rooms, with use of kitchen, Mount Kden District.— Apply A.Z., care of Mr Surman, Mount Eden Rood. TO LET. Hobson-street, 2 or 3 rooms, unfurnished, with use of kitohen. Suit a <lo for married couple.—Apply Box 23. Post oflloo, TO LET, ton minutes' walk from Poat olllce, a nice Cottage of five rooms, in good order. Gas and water laid in.—W. F. O'Sullivuu, Hhortland-strcet. nnO LET, Four Roomed Cottage at I Northcoto, five minutes walk from the wharf, now, and oomfortable.—For further particulars apply to Charles U. OsmOnd, 116; Queen-street, next B. Touts and Co. O LET, the 3-storied Brick Building kuown »s Foster's Boat Factory, in Rut- Umd-streut, juttou" Queen-street; suitable for v munuCuotery or wholesale storo.—Apply toi* H. Neumecon, Darhy-stre_et._ mo LBT, Shop and Dwelling-house on JL Mulroso Estate, Devonport, fast rising district, no other shop within J-niilo: good rsusouuble terms to a pushing man.—William , Cruaswell, new Harbour Board Olllces, betora 5 p.m. TO LET, a House iv Pioton-strest con taining seven rooms, ami bath-room; nUmdlntr on nigh ground on a cor»«r allotment in a good opun thoroughfare, and commanding a erand aud uxtunuive Binrlso vlow In the dia tance.—Apply W J, DoLucy, 21. Cuitomhouße- Btreet. THE ELECTIONS—To bo Let, the St. Hopulohre's SchoolhoußO, Bjmondß-Btreot. —Apply to V. O. Ewlngton. fflO BE LEASED, Fort-Btroot, those ex- X tensive PromUos almost adjoining tho «e\v ollloc» of the Bvbring Stab, and until lately Die Customhouse Hotel, rhls block of. uubutaritlnl Brick Buildiaxuis Bultablt for either Wurehouue or MerchanU' Steren and Orllocs, bslng con venltmt to the Shipping and Railway Htiitfon. Kent uiod»r»U.—Apply to WJ L. Mitchell, Morc&ntlle Chamber*. __^ BED AND SITTING-ROOM (Tur ntahodl. with attendance; piano; private family ; flru minutes from Queen street.—For. address, apply London Dairy, 92, Vlctorlast MetlicuL "PkR. RICHARDSON begi Worm bit JLJ Patients that b« does out attend at Mr Baslett's Pharnaoy, Quoen-sttcot, at oil; but uiuy ba oonsulted at his own roalflencu from 1 to 1 in the afternoon. TAR. PARKINSON, DBVONFORT, Hours of Consultation at his roakknoo, Tie torla-street—Marning, 9to 10; Afternoon; 4to 6 Uvonlng, T to 9, USTBN W. GARDNER, M.P.0., Eng., Phaiimaoibt. FamilY Chhmibt, and Sujmjko.n Dkntiut (Kcglstorudl, D JC V O N P O R T. Dit. Stalkhh attends North Shore Pharmacy at 10 a.m. dally. JO. ii BNDBRBON'S • OHBBRY PECTORAL. '*> tkl and is 8d per bottia. To be had only at ModlaU Ha|i, PoMoaay, oßpoalto Thr— Loapa. X -^RNOLD'B PENNY ROYAL AND STBEL PILLSI-The moat popular niedlolne of the day. Price. 3a Sd • box,—Colo nial Agent, r. C. Hiiini.AND, opposite thu Post otneo. RATS! RATS!,RATS I—Uso SHAItL-NU'S PHOBPBOR PASTS, lltita vat it grtedlly, and dio; no smeli. . Frico. One ShfilUig a BotUe. V. C. iJHAULAND, opposite PosUogloe. I V -3 oki!dr»« §alHr boa U.m. tf »iui«K-t»4. iuk for Die Certain [V. SUAULANirS WORM POWDIH3. lsm«kM. ApoUi«cTi«a' H*ll. eppoelw Pont-oOo*. lOLXNT Raging Tootkaoh. Ie im nearly erocf lnstaace lnsluitueously itrad by using Odootnliricoa, thrtew remedy, In.—Cj. W. Qporisom. LcmAon Arcapb- ELIE? from Cough in Ten MUrttas.— SHARLAND-S OrTERRY PBCTORAh. Prii-ii, 2s m and is tkl *'. O, aharlaM, opposite llv l'Oßt U/11CC _______________ K^/tiKI.L\S fob ihi HAIR.— T*i» §U Kiwi propnrmiom comaletoly oclinm .•*tf itrilfi* <d • similar kind new befan v.. fnlillc-Prle*. U M » bottle.—ShaKLASU. A»i>th9t:Arle«' Itn.lL rfiOOTHXCHB CURE. — InifJUiUneoai .L Rolief-^DONTAIXJIC-U per bottle.- F. C. BHARLAND, opposite Poitrofflce. _nseenaoe«aß Wanted*. BOOT TRADK. — Wanted, Improvers for the Boneh _ also, AppresHces.—Henry Davy, Crown Boot factory, Prey-street. EXCHANGE.— 18c. Gold Lover Hunter and Long-linked Chain for Diamond Ring to valuo, or csßh.—R.O., Star Office. KOVIDORE WANTED.—Tenders re qulrod for Provldorlng a Small Coastal Vobbbl—Apply J.Hendry, PalmeifrtinDtiiUllngfl, WTin'rf. Auckland, TO DAIRYMEN. — Wanted, immodia t«ly, one or twe Dairies of First-class Biiltor.—Apply R. H. Donse, Grocer, opposite All Ealnta' Chnrch, Pontonby. fIhOFRENCHMBN.— Thoadvertisor, who -I has a slight knowledge of French, wauld like to pass two or thrco evenings a week In a French family, to learn conversing _c—Ad dress bjr lotlor. only, " French." Bta» Office. Advertisements Late for Classification WANTED, a competent General Sor vant; small Tamlly; references re quired.—Mrs MoArthur, opposite St. Mary'n Churoh, Parnell. ANTED, a Goat In full Milk.—Apply Mrs Mkllett, at Mr O. Ftnlaj'a, Chapel- Stroct. TO LET, an 8-roomed House in Kent street, Surrey Hills; gas *nd water laid on; register grate; large workshop; moderate ront Apply Btab Office. EOBT, between Parnell and Queen-gtreeti, ,■» Ml in Albert (Xiain wltk charms, com- Sim, locket, and two coins.—Anyone bringing to same to Mr J. B. Blalkle, Victoria-street. win bo tewarded. ' XT O T I C B. ±1 The Mount Roskill Bridge is to be pro ceeded with at once. Land will ilso In value. I have sornu of the Cheapest Property In Km district for Sale. . r ,T. Q. EWINQTON. Estate Agent. XT O T I C B. Property Holders in tho vicinity of Cook and Uobson-streets having allotments to fill up can havo it done on very favourable terms; six to seven hundred yards to deposit, about 200 loads of splendid soil for garden-making.—Apply on job to-morrow, corner of Cook-etrcot and llob son-atreets. t^ TTIOR SALE, JD Cutter GIPSY, 27 tons •^_j_jf 9cow GHOST, 56 tons register. The above vessels aro In thorough good order, having been rocontly ovorhaulod. Tor particulars apply to tho NEW ZEALAND TIMBER Co. (Ltd.), Cußtoms-stroet west. DRESSMAKING and MILLINBRY.- Notlco of Romoval.-MISB GARDINKR bogs to announce to her Customers and Friends of Auckland that she has Removed from her lato residence (noxt to Foloy's) to the opposite sido of Hobaon-stroot, nearly opposite the Go vornor Browne Hotel. Any kind of Underllnen made on the shortest notice. THE Partnership existing between üb— Farroll and Barnaby, Shipping and Family Butohora — has been dissolved this day by mutnal consent. All Accounts owing to the said firm to be paid to Mr Gamier, whose receipt for same will be a sufficient dischargo. ROBT. PARRELL, .(.,»;-• THOMAS BARNABV. witness: Charles IIESKETn, Auckland July 1,1881. lAMOND GULLY GQLD-MINING COMPANY (tIMITED). ■ Bharoholders whose names and the number of whoso Shares aro herounder sot forth are ro. ;finested to take notice that their Shares, for feited for non-payment of Call, will be Bold by Publio Auction by Mr Greenwood, at his Auo tlon Mart, Vulcan Lano, Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 11th day of July, 1884, at tho hour of 11.30 a.m., unloßß tho Call, togethor with tho expenses that may have accrued thereon, be paid to the Manager on or before the day of sale :— Name, No. of Shares. Matthow Vaußhan «0 William Burton 50 JohnMooro 150 Johnßyan Si ■ Robert Graham Macky .. .. 100 D. G. MaoDONNBLL, Auokland. July 2,1881. Manager. j_f T>ASS_NGBRal LINI OF PACKETS TO NKW |J ZEALAND. Owned byTHK BHAW, BAVILL It; ALBION SHIPPING CO. (LntnTD), Si, Jjeadenhall-strtet, London. The above line of &&B*t& regnlar tradertto til the prinolpal ports in New Zealand. Tner are dipper sSps, olMsed Al at U°?*i_ ana oomnu-ded by eiperlenoed mastow. The Wll of fare ta most substantial, and ot the b«rt quality, and the accommodation roomy and ""The undersigned iv» •mMwerM tojlrraal; mnnt for whioh have been guaranteed in tha Stony. Bitenifidßl to UaSm a_o lwre at »Wp^i^WpUo.ioito OKinCKSHANKfcOO.J



- For Sale. FOR SALE, !11,000 Puriri Posts, at J. Beaver's, Trafalgar-street, Onehunga. T7IOR SALE, a Bagatelle Table, complete. X 1 —Apply King's Arms Hotel. Newton. FOR SALE, second-hand Gig in good condition.—Address Gig." Star omce.~ TO LET, a House of S rooms in Bond street, Arch Hill.—Apply to J. Kelly. ' IJIOR SALE, a Pure-bred Pug -Pup.— * —Apply G. Chambers. Pioneer Store, Kpaom. ■ OR SALE, Allotment 40 x 120, 66 feet roods, Mont le Grand, Mount Roskill Itood.—Apply on property to E. T. Herbert. FOR SALE, a Quiet Pony, suitable for children; will bo sold cheap for a good homo.—Apply " Pony," Epsom Storo. ; JTIOR SALE (a Bargain), Grocery and . Fruit Business, together with stock.flttlngs, and goodwill; main thoroughfare. Price, only £50.—Address Stah Office. FOR SALE, Tobacconist arid Hair dresser, £15; Grocery, £50 rHotelg (coun try), Farms,: cheap. — Hoignton & Co.. Estate Agents. 177, Queen-street (upstairs). FOR SALE, 10 Tons Local Bran and Sharps; price 5s 6d per cwt., bags included; in quantities to suit.—J. R. Smith, Oommiaaion Agent, Fort-atreet (opposite Mr Lamb's Mill). >. FOR SALE, a new 16-passenger. Omni . bus; also, a now Hanßom ; both vebiolos to bo completed to purchaser's order.—Tlmmcs Carriage and Dray Factory, Viotoria-st. Hast. OR SALE, a Bay Mare.-suitable for a Buggy (»in|{lo or double harnuas);jfuur anted staunch and perfectly gulot. — Jamos Muckie. Couchbuilder, Victoria-street Eaat. FOR SALE, 1 American Cortlund . Wag gon, 1 Express Wagon, and several new and second-hand Spring Carts, Buggies, etc.— Thames Carriage and Dray Jfaotory, Vlctoria atreot Bast. ' ' FOR SALE, 3 New Hounee in Colling wo«d-Btreet ; colonial oven and register tttsiia. Water laid in. Small deposit and wsakly payuiants.—Apply Autonlo Martin, Hopbnrn-strettt. ' ■ •' ■ ' OR POSITIVE SALE, twp 4:roomed Cotto«os and one Shop and Duelling, each with froutivKos to two good atre«ta in tho olty.— Apply to Junn Boppet, House and Lubil Agent, Np, t, (jpe«n^tooe>. ■. .:.--.• . FOIt SALE, In Parnsll, most otnveniont House of Brooms ondjUlotuent 60 x 200-; splendid view of the harbdWi only B *inutefl from Poatoffloe, —W. and J. Frater, Land Ajtenta, Queen-itroet. ';'••' FOR SALE, in tho distriot of Poverty" Bay, first-class Country Store. Long loose nominal rent). Turnover from 43.500 to iU.OOO. and could be materially increased. — Further particulars from T. Harkls, Illgh-ttreoC IjiOß SALE OR TO LET (Onehunga), " that Handsome Villa . Residence, with ■tabling, outhousea, and paddocks, overlooking Uio Monukam Harbour, the back groulid goinp down to the beach: at present occupied by E. Oibbons, Ksq.-Apply to P. Clark, Agent, Cue hunga; or to K. Gibboaa. ijiOli SALE, Park Road, within throe JD minutes' walk of the Domain, .with splandid rlew of the harbour, 2 & Roomed }iense«. Range, in wu>h house. •Nioe allot monks; splendid fruit trees. Price, £860 each, or will ba sold togethur. -Jfred. Chas. Richard mm, Agunt, 81, Queen-itieet. , (XR SALE.—ToM-ouinisth.AmatEdjiS,. Ktc—Turning Lathe for Sale: contre 81n, head 2ft Sin, Slide Rest, Patent Chocks, Circular Sawg. TwUt DrOle, and a quantity of Tools. Will tut sold choap. — Apply to Mr D. B. Moc- Jonalfl. Insurance Bnlldtngg. FOR SALE, new Houbg in Edwin-Btreet, Kooky Nook UuUte, cistern and tanks; water laid over the house: allotment, 10 x ICO; t»li»ulc noil. £60cash, balance weekly; price, <i3:'5.--BUjt«» and Breokueld, Katate Agents, oppoalta Market Bntcaico, Queen street "piOR BALE OR LEASB. A Portable Engine and Mortar MIUI also for Sul«, *ne pair of Mill Stones, 4 feet la diameter, and ouu pair 3 teet 6 inches 1b diameter, and an Qiit-urusiier, mado by tke ooiobratod Him of W. R. Bell and Hon. London. Apply to JOHN LAMB, 85, Queen street. TYIOR BALE, handsome VBla Resldoneo JD and largo Allotment, M x 11U, main road, Ponsonby. The house Is almost sew, substan tially built, and finished Off in first-class style, and fitted with every comfort and ceuvenlencw; gas, water, etc This desirable property Is situate on main road, and in the best part of Po-iHonby (*«rly opposite residence of Mr A. Derore). in moat commandinc position.—D. F, Evans, EiitaU and Land Igsnt (1180) WANTING NOTICE.— Por Trees and Plants of ovcry description, flrst-class Seuls of all kinds, and garden sundries, apply to C. T. Wren, Nursery and Seed Warehouse, Homuora. Catalogue forwarded on receipt of oddrenß. Telephone No. 208. i*9A —Tor Sale, Cottage ol 4 room*, jLOVt Mount Roskill Road. Price, £250; eXQ oyeh, balance weekly—Stevens. Hlgh^t. _(• f /\ —Tor Sale, 4-roomed Cottage, abOUi HasletntreeL Price, £S00; £90 c«ah.—atevens, H'gh-street, PURE SPANIBH EGGS.-Settings of th» above at 10s per set of IS eggs.—Apply Itobortson and Maxwell, Karangahape Road. ON SALE, Ground MorUr, delivered in town or suburbs, 260 casks Portland Cement. Plaster of Paris, Fireclay, by ton or lb, Flru Bricks, ice—R. Jenkinson, Bnlldor, Lome. street, ' ____ PARNELL. — A new House of 8 rooms and workshop, verandah on two sides; water Inld on. Allotmont 60 x 340. Good posi tion. Prloe MBOo.— Apply D. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent, Qneon-streot (1198) DEVONPORT CENTRAL ESTATE AGENCY, Church-street.—Gco. Brown makes tho North Shore, Lftke, and Northootehls special study. To Sell or Lot, 6-roomed Cottage, I acroe^reh»rd.strawborriee,andgardens; grand view. Farm, 130 acres, near Lake. Also, Houses, from 4 to 13 rooms for sale, mo SMALL CAPITALISTS. — For I Sale, Grocery and Drapory business (old wtAbllshed), leading township, Walkato, good house accommodation. Low rental, block low, capital required, «150. - Apply W. Heather, Cuatomhonse-ntroet. SUBURBAN FARM FOR SALE IN EPSOM DISTRIOT, Choice Suburban Farm, close to Epsom, within hMf-an-hour's drive of Auckland, and contain ing nearly M acres of really excellent land Good House; also, Stable and Buggy-house; nice Orchard and Garden, Thlsproperty Is in a moat rcspectablo neighbourhood, has charming and extenslvo views of tho suburbs of Auck land, and a very pretty home at a low prioo, A pply at once, CENTRAL LAND AGBNCY, Corner of Quecn-rtreet and Vnlcan Lane, . TO INVALIDS AND OTHERS.— >"or Salo, a Superior Seven-roomed Houso with lean-to, near Mount Edten, and within 40 mlnntes'walk from town. The Allotment is 78 by 210 feet; there Is a (,000-gallon cistern,and water Is laid into tho house; there is a two stalled «table_buga7 house, cow-shed, and a fowl-house. The place is pleasantly situated. Price, £COO. Terms—etO down, and the balance bearing oisbt por cent, interest payable in sums of thirty shillings per week. Rebate of interest allowed every quarter. This is an exceptional bargain.— T. G. Ewtngton, Estate Agont. liIVBRT WORKING MAN HIS OWN. U LANDLORD.-FOR BALB. — Working Men.don'tlnsethisohance. Hpnr-rtomedßousa and scullery on freehold Allotment 40 x SIS. Small deposit and weekly payments, Klnjnland Setate, New North Road.—Apply to J. F. Bro tt d, oo the property. ■■'' _ "M (5 R S A i B. EARANGAHAPE ROAD— Stationery Basin o» For Sale, lease andjreodwill, cheap. SENTINEL ROAD—House, 8 rooms, To Let; largo allotment; 20s per week. JERVOIB ROAD—New Shops and 8 rooms To Lot; also New Bhop and 1 ro*m. Apply W. GULLIVER, Queen-street &~ ii is I l c! ORANGES. 800,000. ORANGES. Just arrived, per Oamaru. A Regular Supply will now bo kept In Stock, as Boats are putonnowto arrive regularly monthly. STORE: CUSTOMHOUSE-BTRHET. Address: Charles Baqlbt, Importer and Wholesale Doalor in all kinds of Fruit, Paknei.l Rise, Auokulnd. Tenders. TENDERS Required for Hides and Skins ; also, for Rough Fat and Bonos.— For particulars apply to K. Salmon, 62, Wake fleld-stroct. FTnENDERS will be received until July 5 X for tho Erection of a Cottage in Bond-st., Newton. Specification, etc, at Dowding's (late Coster's), Tobacconist, Karangahapo Road, Newton, •VTOTICE TO SHIPWRIGHTS. Tondors will shortly bo invited for Repairs to tho Barque Flora. Fnll particulars at an early date, of which due notice will be given, G. W. COZENS, Agent. nilY OF AUCKLAND. \t _—-— TENDERS FOR SUPPLYING TIMBER, &C. Tho City Council will recoive Tenders until S p.m. of THURSDAY". July 3rd, for above Supplies, in terms of specifications and Condi tions to be viewed at the offloo of tho City Engi neer, Council Chambers, High-Btreot. The Council do not bind thomaolves to accept any tender. Tenders to bo endorsed " Tenders for '" P. A. PHILIPS. Town Olork. Town dork's Office. June 87.1881. 430 Continued on Flrat Page Electoral. TO THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN SQUTH. Gentlemen,— At the request of 100 Electors of the above district, I am a Candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming Election. I shall take an early opportunity of explaining my views on the most important political ques tions of the day, and shall commence the cam paign in tho Pukekohe Hall on the 10th Instant I have the honour to be, ■ , ■ Guntlemen, ■. i Your most obedient servant, WILLIaM HUTCHKON. Contlnuecl on First Page.



* . '' Public Notices. AS N I D E R • (Elected Member of Victorian Tatter sail's Club, and Sydney Tattereall's Club) begs to inform his old New Zealand Clients that he has settled In Melbourne, and has BOOKS Open on all forthcoming events in the Australian Colonies, and will be glad to hear from them by Cable or Letter. far Address: — Victorian Tattersall's Club, Bourkij-street, Melbourne. ONEHUNGA. —W. S. Evans, Piano forte Tuner to the Governor, pays frequent visit* to Onohunea. Chargoe. 6s: annual, 20s.— Orders may bo left at Mr Stevenson's. ■VTOTICE.—J. M. Haslett, Builder, has .1:1 Hen ready at a minute's notice for Alter ations and Additions of every Ascription.— Workshop. Fort-street. CASH I CASH I CASH ! — The great want of depressed times is Ready Money, hence my present Sale, where you can get the Cheapest Goods now obtainable.—Tester's Great Cash Sale, Kurangahape Road. EVONPORT.—W. S. Evans, Piano forte Tuner, &c. (patronised by the Go vernor), pays frequent visits to Devonport. Charges same as in Auckland, viz., 5s and 6s. Order* left at Preaa and Co.'a, P.O. /T I T V GUARDS. Month]/ Inspection Parade, WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 2, at 7.30, at Drill-shed. Fines for non-attendance. ALFRED S. ISAACS, Captain. ART UNION.-Mr Salter having Bomowhat recovered from his long illness, ias now the pleasure of informing his indulgent Subscribers to his Art Union that the Drawing for the Prizes will take place on FRIDAY next, at 3 o'clock:, la the Iniuranoe Buildings. OIANOFORTES Tuned (sa) by aa ex- JL porienoed hand from Kirknian's, London. Old Pianos onUrely restored In tone, touch, and quality; Hammers revolted, 1 guinea.—W. Sior, KoriuiKuh&pc Road. Newton (opposite Prinwi's, IronmonßcrJ- Pianos selected for Intending purchasers. -4M A T0 £10.000 LENT on Building dVJL-Vf. Society principles, or on other tcrme to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Wcokly Payment System. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for Bale on 4th page. Six por cent, allowed on money deposited for invoetment.,- C. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuer. Hlgh-atroot. Anokland. 'VIOHT - SOIL CONTRACT. Quarter ending Juno 30th being now due, prompt payment must be made, or service will be dltaan turned until paid for. Tenants In futuro will require to pay in advance. BAMUBL WHITH, ! - Contractor. OfQco: Gustom-street Bast, opposite Arnold Hinoa and Co. DAKIRARAHI No. 1 BLOCK. I rehkuy caution all porsons f>om dealing with the Timber on this Block, as the same has bnuu legally pars—ased, wjth all necessary rights, iy the' Union Steam Saw Moulding, Sash, and )oor Company (Limited). Naithor Hoiiepa Hokalri nor Mr Singleton Rocbiort have any right or authority to offer'the said Block or Timber for gala Dated at Auckland the 10th day of June. 1761. K. T. DUFAUR, Solicitor, Queen Btroet, Auckland. ~\TOTICE.^-The Ttobertoh Pakirarahi 131. No. 1 Block was never purchased by the Bank of New Kealand, nor by the managers of any of its saw mills, nor by any of Its numerous staff of rolag.-HOHEPA-HIKAIRO. TVTEVV ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY _»1 (LIMITED). : "♦ FREEMAN'S BAY IKE. A prompt setUeinont having been maie by the South British Insurance Company, we are now orectlng a New Mill on the old site, and hope to oommenoo timber cutting la three weeks' time. In the meantime, we beg to Inform our Customers that our Dovonport Mill will be running day and night, and being connected by telephone with our East Coast Mills, we aro In a position to supply orders of long lengths atd special nixes with every despatch. Wo thank our Customers for past favours, and beg to solicit a continuance of name. FRANK JAGGER, Manager. Auckland. 30th June. 1881. mAILOR AND OUTFITTER. J. FLETCHER, Hobson-st., Returns thanks to bis numerous patrons for their liberal support during the post tito years, still assuring them and one publio that only Perfeot Fits, combined with First-class Style and the Best of Workmanship, are the rmling standard; in tie execution of every order in trusted te his rare Prices moderate. Terras cash. Gentlemen's own material ma 4« op. .HUTCH I N S O N. • (late Bandmaster St. Helena, 12th and 63rd Regimental. Musical Composer (also a pupil of Joseph Richardson, the emlnant lantlst), is desirous of taking Pupils. The fol lowing Subjects and Instruments taught:— Theory of Musis and Practical Composition. arranging for String, Reed, Brass, or Drum and Fife Band (special terms for the above), the Instruments In uso In a Military Band. Special mention In testimonials for teaching. Also Piano and Violin. Pianos tnned. References and testimonials.—Address: W. Hutchinson, caro of T. Waring. Parnall. rpHE NEW ZEALAND POST ,^jß@& °FFICE DIRECTORY, 1885-6. Published by Authority. Local Office. Palmereton Buildings, Queen-st (next tht new ofliees of 11.8. Shipping (Jo.) Orders far Advertisements In, and Copies of the Yew lame now being received, and every Information relative theroto tarnished by J. HOLMAN, Agent. T> U B LIC NOTICE. The City Schools Committee hereby notify that the Public School In High-street is no* Closed, and that a School will be Opened for girls only, on MONDAY, July Tth, at the Primi lvo JHethodist School-room, Franklin Road. Application to be made to Miss Warm, Head Teacher, who will be at the Schoolroom at 9 a.m. on 7th lnst, to receive scholars. After that date at usual school hours. Provision has boos made for boys hitherto attending High-street to be admitted in the other schools in the district A CCOMMODATION has bean made for J\. 90 children In the Lower btandard at the Wullesloy-strcet School, EDWIN CARR, Chairman City District Sohoola Committee. TTNIVERSITY COLLEGE. LECTURES ON CHEMISTRY. TO ARTISANS. The Professor of Chomiatry propoaos to give six Lectures, specially adapted to Artisans, on THURSDAYS, at eight o'clock in the evening. The Lectures, which will be Illustrated by ex periments, and will treat of Combustion, Coal las and Lighting, Water, Adda and Alkalies, Ueecblng and Dyeing, will commeaoe TO MORROW (Thursday). June 26th. • The fee for the course will be Fire Shillings, but. a reduction to Half-a-Crown will be made In (ho easo of Artltans. Admlsaloa to any one t'oturo may be obtulned on paymoot ol One Shilling. Tickets and all further infonaatloa mhy be obtained of the Registrar at his office la Eden »creot. rffrfer S» S. WAIT AX I J§s&&gkl^- ton" register, 120 h.p., will despatched t« WHANGARBL WHANGARHI HEADS, MANGAWAI, AND PARUA BAY, From Anokland, every TUESDAY and FRI DAY, at 8 p.m., from Quean-street Wharf. Cargo will bo received at Railway Wharf as hereto ore. FRQM WHANGARBI: Thursday, July 8, at 2 p.m. Monday, July 7, at 9.30 a-m. Thursday, July 10, at 9.30 a.m. Monday. July U, at 10 a.m. Thursday. Jr.ly 17, at 2 p.m. Monday, July 21, at 0.80 n.m. ' . Thursday, July 24, at 9.30 a.m. . Monday, July 28, at 10 a.m. Thursday, July 31, at 2 p.m. A COACH meets the Bteomer at Whangarei Heads, and runs to Walpu. KAMO COLLIERY COMPANY (Limited), Agents. Ofllco: Ha, Queen-street, opposite Firth's Mill. "j^EW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER CANTHiE AGENCY COMPANY r* (limited). Itlsheroby notified to Shareholders In New Zealand that an Interim Dividend at the rate o! ten'per cent, per annum, tor six months end ing 30th June last, is no w payable at the Office of tWCompany, Queen-street, FREDK. BATTLEY, Secretary. Auckland, July 1,1884. New Law T^ahtnerseii*. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announco tlia they have commenced Practice In Co-partner ship as BARRIBTERS AND SOLICITORS! n Chambers la High-street, opposite He W. Atkln>PrinUnii Office. , \ -• - E. W. BUHT6N. W J. NAPIER, Auckland, September 22nd, 1983. - ■ ■ 1~ r - ■ >?>>N,M^



Business Notices. /CARDINALS' MARCH,—Copiea may be \J had at Bady'g Mnalo Wawhouße, Qneen-at. f^i RE AT Success of Tester's Gjeat Sale, VJT Large Reductions in all doffirtmonts, particularly in Dress Goods, commencing at 43d for good dark colours. NOTICE.— I beg to inform my Cus jflmera that I have no Intention of sriving up bi^fcss, my Great Cash Sale being held for ita&dHbße of getting together the "KeaiV xflHQo bu,v Spring Goods.—E. Tester, nliapeßoad. ■BEZELS, Blankets, Sheetings, Cali -J^Qmm*, all are included in my Hale. My S^Ktt new Ulsters at Cost Prices.—Tester's Sale, Karangahape Road. C A L NOTICE. binder the Patronage of Hia Excellency the Governor.) W. S. EVANS, TUNER of Pianofortes and Harmoniums, 157, GREY-STREET. Charges for Tuning in Auokland and Suburbs -Cottage Pianos, ss: ObllQuea and Grands, 6s. Old and worn-out Instruments renovated and made almost equal to new at moderate charges. "jyOW LANDING, EX LOONGANA. FROM HOBART, 300 CASES JOHNSON BROS. JAMS, Splendid Assortment. A. HEATHER, Agent. "VTOTICE OF REM OV A L.— 1.1 HENDERSON AND McIVOR, Cabinet* makers and Upholsterers.—We would beg to inform the inhabitants of Newton and its vicini ties that we have Removed to those largo and commodious buildings known as "Heropath's Buildings," Karangahape Roaa. H. and M. would taka this opportunity of thanking their numerous Patrons and Friends for the custom hltharto afforded them, and would solicit a con tinuance of the tame, as our facilities will enable us to kesp a more varied and larger stock. Note the address i—Henderson and Mo- Ivor, Cablnetmakersand Upholsterers, Karhnga*. hapo Road (next Nicholson's. Draper). mHE CRUISE OF THE WAIRARAPA. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. Th« Star Special Correspondent's Narratlvo of ths "Cruise of tho Wairarapa" will be Issued oomplotc in pamphlet form. Passengers desiring copies to be forwarded to any addroas should leave orders at STAR Offlc*. PRICE : TWO SHILLINGS. "VT O T I G E. A. LE BUEUR haii»e bought a BANKJ HUPT STOCK of lUEDDJB' CLOTH JACKKTB for Cash, is now selling the same at and Under Wholesale Cost, ■■■■■• AT THE BON MARCHK, Also, BEYER AX JOB PARCELS for Cash, in HOSIERY. GLOVES. LAKES and OmQ DREIfS UNDERCLOTHING, WOOLLBN CLOUDS, etc, much Under Original Cost, AT THB BON MARCHK. DRK6B MATERIAL, VMjVETEBNB, BHIKTmfiB, BIMNKETS, FLANNEI^. SHKETIfTOS, etc., all Bought at a Discbunt for Cash. Cannot he surpassed for value. Every department Is replete with NOVEL TIES FOR PRESENT SEASON, and should be Inspected without delay. ObserveAddrees-BQN MARCHE, 247, ftuoen street (next Hewin Bros.) TRY REW'S EW'S SPECIAL BLEND OF TNDIAN ATim /~IHINA rpEAS. InUian and Ohina JLeas, AT 1/10 PKR LB< COBXER OP VICTOBIA ANB ALBEET-SIRBKTB. T>RELININ ARY NOTICE. COOMBES'S CITY CHAMBERS. The Undersigned h«gs to notify that the Central Business Premises opposite the Bank of Australasia,, now occupied by Mr Samuel Coombes as a Clothing Shop will shortly be converted into a magnificent ARCADE OF SMALL SHOPS AND OFFIBES, and wll) be arranged with every modern con venience and style, to secure immediate occu pation. Plan of 2 Front Shops, each 23 foot deep, and, Interior office*. In the New Arcade, will be open la view at tho office of the Undersigned on and after Ist July next. W. L. MITCHELL, Land and Estate Agent. 8, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-stacet. SEAL TACKETS, T^URS. n C. eal Jackets, J;urs, ®c CLEANED, ALTERED, AND . , REPAIRED BY .M R S M 0 N G S T ON, .. —, REO»im.T pbom England. . v. ... Bhe hating had SO yean' experisneb,' has OPENED Ono e£ the New Shops in HOBSON-BTRKKT, next to Munro ; and MlUlgon'B, with a;- : CHOICE SKLECTION OF SEAL, ASTRICAN, BEAR, ~ . .\ SABLE CAPES AND MUFFS, WOOL RUGS, tc. ALSO. A NICE SELECTION OF LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING. ■\ LL ORDERS received by us for ■VTniato Cool will be supplied from Tauphu Mines, dellvred In city and suburbs or to any station on the line, alto Neweastlo Coal and rirewood. Orders by post or telsphooe. , W. & G. WINSTONB. rjUUPIRI EXTENDED COAL-MINING •f- COMPANY (LIMITED). ■ ."/ ; M . ; NOTICE 10 CONaUMERS OP TAUPHU COAL from Othar Mines In the Walkato being now Introduced Into tho Auckland Market, Consumer* ot TAUPIRI COAB are Requeeted to be Careful in giving theis Orders In future to ask for " TAUPIRI COAL." FRANZ SCHERFF, Secrotarj. Auckland. May 26.1881. T>OOT SALE EXTRAORDINARY! SO CASES liADDIS' AND CHILDREN'S KID feS, AND BUTTON BOOTS TO HANDI Will most positively be cleared at from 10 TO IS PER TJENT. UNDER OUR ÜBHAL LOW PRICES 1 Pr.KASiiNom: 3 Trunks Ladies 5 French Glovo Kid HigKßutton Boots, 12s fid; usual price elsewhere, 16s 6d. THE PONSONBY BOOT Is acknowledged to be the best Winter Boot made: stylish, neat, and durable. An assortment Is b'elng made by us for the present season. THE PATENT LACE GRIP I Siow for the first time introduced) is an taven on by means of whloh the Lace, when once fastened, cannot possibly become undone of it self. Fitted to all Lace Boots. If desired. Especially made for this sale,— 80 Pairs Raids' & Women's High Lack Booth, calf fronts, from 8s 6d to 12a 6d"T all pegged. Note This : By manufacturing my own stock, our customers retain the 'profit usually absorbed by the retailer. All stock Is In the best condition, and as such must and shall be cleared at the lowest possible reservation. Call Early at GallEakly Call Early T. PROSSER'S, Call Early UPPER QUEEN-STREET, AND A THE NEWTON B(X J EAR^GAEAFE ROAD. Optm 8 a.m. to 8.30 p.m. HOKE. COKE. COKE. THE AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY LTD.) fnvlte Orders for GAS COK>E. Delivered 1 within 1 mile of the Works, for Cash; loagef distances at proportionate rates :— i Sample Sack ot three bushels « 1» 6d Five Sacks (or quarter ton) .. «. 0s Sd Ten Sacks (or half-ton) ~ - V* ,M Twenty' Sacks (or one ton) .. _ 2Ss 8d The Company s COKE to made from the best Grermouth Coals; Is superior to that made from Newcastle coals, being free from atone and clinker in a remarkable degree, gives a RELIABLE MRS, CLKARER fc; HOT/PER THAN COAL. LIGHTS READILY; and MAKES NO SMOKE. GOOD FIRE IN 10 MINUT.KB. OFFICE: FORT-STBSsET.' ;i( ";



* Calls. I _______________ j_ | CANADIAN GOLDi-MINING COM PANY (LIMITED). t r. A Call of Threepeace por Share on the Com. pany's capital has this day boon mnl« by the Directors, payuble to the Manager, at the' Co mpany's Office. New Zealand Justinmco Buildmtfs. Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of July, ISSI. D> G. MacDONNEIJj. Manager. Auckland, Juno 30th. 188 J. Lost and FouniU LOST, a Lady's Gold B-wing, Diamond iv contre. Findfirjflfcuk'd. - Ajiply Edinburgh Caßtle Hotel, ißJpSynionds-strco'. _OT| BE WARD.—I 33!; between Pitt oW JL street and East-etreet, Gold Broooh.— Above reward on leaving same at Payne's, Jeweller, IGC, Quean-Btroet _O"| REWARD.—Lost, at Mangeio, a 3bJ. Purse containing £5 notfc£? r.otr. ill] 8a 3d in silver.—Finder will rccfM, ahovo v ward by leaving same as Mcsre^WV--* :*P. i Taylor's, Queen-street. V ' ;.. Personal. I, ROBERT SULIVAN, Fisherman of Auckland, will not be responsible for any Debts Incurred by my Wife, Emma Sullvan. "VTOTICE.—I hereby caution any person :_LI from haibourlnß my Daughter. Tilly Ml Tait, ■without my knowledge. Persons doing s» wWbeproseeuted.-HugliTait. Julrl, 1881. X WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for JL any Debts incunred by my son, H. J. Uakcr, üb,-H. J. Baker, sen., Upper Queen-street June 27,1881. ILL MRjjiJOirN.STON, who took away by mistako from ths Opera Bougo on Saturday night a Light-handled Urn brjlla wlthknob at end ploase leaveßamo at St*r Office, whero ho will receive another In ex ohango.. MATRIMONIAL— A-reepoctablc man, fairly positioned, dfslroa to correspond 'with a lady (widow not objected to), between 80 and 10, with a view to above.—Address E.T., g •are of Hannaford's Agency, 296, Queen-street. • * •■-■■' , V' ■* Gazette in Bankruptcy. — : — S —: 4 T N BAN X R U P f'C Y. IN THE COURT OP BANKRUPTCY HOLDER AT ,AUOKLAND r - j In the matterbf Iho BanfcrupW'Aot, 188S, and of the Bankruptcy.of Owen Cuhrjin MoGee, of Otahuhu, Farmer and Studmastor, a Banl* rupt. . .(;'.* /'■{/ A'. ,■ If:!! A meeting of the Creditors of the above named Bankrupt will be held at my office, Supreme Court Buildings, Inthc Citr of Aupfc. land, on TUESDAY, Bth day of July hwtant, at 11a.m., for the purpose of conMdarlfig a piopoei tlon -rehich will .then be made by, the liankrupt, for theßettlement'of his affairs.—Dated this 2nd dayof July, 188*.; ;■. ■■ ■■>. .;■ j JOHN LAW.BON, Official Asaagnoc. IN THE SUPREME COURT OP NEW" ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT,,: 1; V 'jN:.BANKRUPa't;jC.;jl """' In the matter "of this Debtors and Creditors Act. 1876, and of the Acts amending tho same, ?nd> of the Bankruptcy of James Fbatimkstonk, of Hewmarket, near the City of Auckland, in this District, Contractor, a Debtor. , Notied Is nareor"given that the 80.1a James Foatherstone intends to apply to thii Honorabla Court at Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 16th day of July instant, at 11 o'clock In tho fore noon Tor as soon thereafter as he can be heard, : ■for an order of immediate dlichargo from all his liabilities. Dated this Ist day of July, 1684. THOMAS WOOD, Queen-street, Auckland, Debtor's Solicitor. Auctions. TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. .; .:, ■>/ LAMPS ! LAMPS ! ! LAMPS ! ! ! „ GABRIEL LEWIS WILL Sell at his Rooms To-morrow, a* 11 o'clock, 7 CASES OF LAMPS ; well-assorted. ~ • , No Reserve. . ' . TO-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. L. W. EATON WILL Sell by auction at hia Mart To- . morrow (Thursday), at 11 o'clock, 20 CASES MANDARINS , 130 cases Sydney Oranges, JDB and Gil £0 cases Nelson Apples 100 bunches Bananas . 6 oases Preserved Peaches, in 2jlb tins 6 cases Honey, in lib and 2Jli> tins 4 bags Onions. FRIDAY, JULY 4. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, DEVONPORT. THE subscriber has received instructions to Sell by Auction, in-the Residence next ■«,* Trinity Church, Devonport, o» Friday nnit, m one o'clock, ; DRAWING, Dining and Bedroom Furni ture, Kitchen Utensils, &c. CJEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer FRIDAY, 2 o'clock. • c' | FLOUR! FLOUR!. FLOUR! On Account of' Whom ft May Concern, ox i Star of the Mersey, Partly More or 'Less Damaged. '"'r. ARTHUR WILL SELL by. auction, at his Mart, Queen-street, Friday nc—£, at 1 o'clock, 37 sacks Flour, "Duncan's," oTSnagcd ~. j only slightly i ~ " , " ~ ." t,.da_aKed. ; -63 ,»;, X'u\ tXfi"a - •■ '"■ " • ■■'■ >J Terms at Sale..,, ... | FRIBAY, i-t&iJULY^OON. |_~; v, FANCY-,PO t ULTRT.. ~ h-JAJW ANNUAL SALE OFD. ( ROBJSRTSON'S 1 STOCK. mo BE SOLD BY AUCTION, at J, Atthur'B Mart. Friday,' July 4th. at ;i2 '■•'* oVJook noon (from Mr D. Robertson's celebrated Yardß). . . ..; • 1 X pair HOUDAN'S THREE BLACK l IBPANISH . I 1 pair Silver Spangled Hamburgs : J pair White Leghorns , . ,t <//aiV ', » , , lpilr Buff Cochins ■ - '-' : 19 pair Blick Hamburga , j 1 pair Pekln Ducks ■' ' 3 pair Ring Doves Tkose ars_frora Imported Stock, and for Breed cannot be SuKpaMed. W, 8. OOOHEANB] {»AS. DACBK ,gi : FRIDAY. JULY 4. "^ LARGtE PIER GLASS, ■ 1i ,,,, . OPPOSSUM RUG, SUITES HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. . THE Subscribers will Sell by Auction at their rooms, Qnoen-fltreet, on Friday, July 4th, at 11 o'clock, '•$ | HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, constating of : —Large Pier Glass (70x80), Oppossum ! Rug, Couch and 6 Chairs, 6 Hair-seated Chairs, Carpets, Music Stoo'a, Iron and » Wood Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Palliasses, v • Feather Pillows, Spring Maf.xass, Com . model, Washstands and Ware, Dressing | , Tables, Mirrors, Chests Drawera, Coti, . Chairs. >, Pictures, Tables, ; Liifoieum, I ' Oilcloth, Meat Safes, China, Crockery, . ; Drosser, Fcndors, Kilelion Utenailß, ! -•--•40.i— —.-•■ - &O,,::- ■ -kO.t -"-* '' 'samuel; cpphr^nb; & son,, ; ']■, ■> ''" Aucttohesrs. " SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1884, At 12 o'Clock, Noon. AT SALE ROOMS, COMMERCIAL CHAMBERS. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC A*UCTK)N,' iQO SHARES IN THE-GITY OP-i* XO/4 AUCKLAND TRAMWAY- ANi>^» ■ SUBUBBANI.AND COMPANY. :<LIJUW»)*i<T Reserve^ ~ / J. R; RANDERCibNi Auationeer;:^ JOHN LBTDON.] , [EDWABB LKTOON SATURDAY; JULY 5, ; ..• ,• ;; A€ lfrb'clock. '■'< sSastoVsv*!! A. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FORf I PERSONS ABOUT TO FURNISH., , AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSH HOTEL,. < • , FPRJT-STRSET, , .V : "^i JOHN -AND'ED. LEYDON haye been^ J fayourM'with Instructions fromMrWcstOß-, ) tosellT-on the premises, Custom-houßO .Hotels [ FdrJratreet;'Bnthe,abpTedate,',..'.■; ..t:":.:,' TfIi'WHOCE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE AND EFFECTSiCOKPistins of-1 Suite in horsehair, Cheits oFDrawors. Single and f CWncb«;ChalM.^ahU« f 'a .^ Mlr^,.CieffonieMi,,£4oturoß, i ,Feadej v «wl . Irona,KsfeTien,lx)6randsl^KTables,J^tUngs,. n *, OUoloth/Carp^fiigiHltchen Wtenslto, KO.i *8., I *■» - ,'.-. ■iif 1 ,-[.:'ii-:'!i:-U"< !■>.(,!O*ilrtl l • \ "-"■^ ~,.!■: . i ■: •<*;■■; :■..;,-Js*!wa. ■ ' ,; . JOHN &,E« LEY»QNkb"« : >