CABLEGRAMS.

'[BY CABLE.-COPYRIBHT.]

[SPECIAL TO PKESB ASSOCIATION.]

British Protectorate of New Guinea.

Tho Hon. Evelyn Ashley, in the Houso o f Commons, announced that an additional Commander of the Pacilic would bo ap pointed, with a protoctorato over New Guinea.

AUSTRALIAN.

Sydkky, July 7.—Tl»e ship Susan Gil more is still ashore at Newcastle, and. her position is unchanged. She will be .-'old on Wednesday next.

SUPREME COURT.-Civil Sess sions

IHoforo His Honor Jlr Justico Gillies).

THIS DAY.

His Honor took his scat at 10 oVloek

Hohia Patuonk v. d O. Davis. —This was a claim to obtain possession of certain land at Wniwharariki—fifteen acres.—-Mr Rochc fort and Mr Speed appeared for the plaintiff; MrK Hesketh appeared for the defendant. Mr Kochofort moved for an adjournment till to-morrow becauso a ma terial witness had not yot arrived from the Great Barrier.—Mr Heskoth had no objec tion to the adjournment if costs were al lowed.—His Honor advised the case to be placed at the bottom of tho list.

W. ViCKKRY v. J. Wigmork.—Mr E. Hesketli for plaintiff; Mr Browning for defendant.—This was a claim for L2OO, balance of account in connection with ser vices rendered in the erection of a saw-mill for defendant at Whangaroa. Tho original claim had been L37S 16i>, mndo up as follows :—LIO for selecting site at Whangaroa, and LI por day of eight hours for lioS days, L3SS 15s for superin tending erection of mill, and other amounts of LS 2s Gd and LI ISs Gd.—Defendant had since paid LI7S, leaving balance duo of L2OO Gs. Defendant had paid into Court L 56 2-! fid, alleging I hat was tho total amount duo by him to plaintiff.—lt ap peared thatthero was no written agreement between the parties, and ono of tho prin cipal points of difference was whether tho day was to bo ono of ciflit or ten hours. W. Vickory, the plaintiff, gave evidence coneorning tho agreement made between defendant and himself. Ho was engaged by defendant to go to Coromandol to superintend tho taking down of some machinery that defendant had purchased there, and as ho wished to erect a sawmill at Whangaroa, ho (plaintiff) was to sco how much of tho machinery would work in for the sawmill. It was arranged that plaintiff should receive LI per day—clear of all ex penses—Auckland time. Ho proceeded to Coromandel on Soptombor 22, ISB2, and remained there till October 7, when ho returned to Auckland at defendant's request for tho purpose of making plans and specified tions for tho sawmill. Tho machinery ho took down was gold-mining machinery. From Octobor 7th till October 27th ho was cngafjod on tho plans (produced). Tho additional machinery required was made by Masefiold and Co. On Octobor 27th lio again visited Coromandol for two days for the purposo of taking particulars of a cog wheel. Ho then remained in Auckland till the 13th or 15th of January, and during, that period ho worked for 20 days for Mr Roe, of Coromandel. Ho superintended the making of tho necessary machinery at Maeefield's ; ho always did so.—Wit ness was lengthily examined concerning the itoms of his account. He had kept his own timo, and when ho worked more than a day of eight hours ho charged for them. Defendant found the men, and they worked ten hours. They could not work without his supervision. Defendant made no objec tion to his working less than ten hours. Auckland time was eight hours a day. In the shops, if engineers worked two hours ovor they charged for two-and-a-half hours. This was called time-anda-quarter. Ho got hi 3 certificate for the completion of tho work.—Cross-examined by Mr Browning: He was to be paid his expenses whether the mill was put up or not. He charged for the days he was travelling in tho steamer to and from Whangaroa. There was no agreement that ho should get a lump sum of £6 for making the plans, etc. Never agreed to work ten hours a day at I'l per day.—Mr Browning, in opening the case for defendant, said that it was usual in all mills in the country to work ten hours per day, and that agreement was specifically made.—John "Wigmore, the defendant, gavo evidence to tho effect that when Viekery went to look for the site at Whangaroa ho went as a trip, and ail he wanted was his expenses paid. After ho had pulled down tho machinery at Coromandel he was to get £6 for what he could do in Auckland in looking after the balance of the machinery required for the mill. Witness also arranged that plaintiff should erect the mill at Whangaroa as soon as witness was ready. Plaintiff arrived at Whangaroa on January 18, and witness, in presence of Mr Toller ton, asked him if he was willing to work ten hours for £1. Vickery agreed to thic, and never made a claim for overtime. He had offered to pay Mr Vickery £61 before he left Whangaroa, but he (Vickery) declined to accept it.—At this stage the Court ad journed till 2 p.m. The Court resumed at 2 o'clock.

J. ToUarton and A. T. Kneo gave corroborative evidence. This concluded the case for the defence.—His Honor in giving judgment said that he was bound to believe that the agreement require 1 plaintiff to work ten hours per day. He, however, thought tho plaintiff should bo allowed more than £6 for making plans, &c.; he should be allowed, at least, £10 more. The length of time charged by plain tiff for superintending the constriction of the machinery at Masefield'sseemedexhorbi tant; but he deserved some consideration for his services in selling tho simpler machinery. Plaintiff would therefore got judgmentfor £20, in ad jit'on to the amonnt paid into Court; coats [in accordance with R.M. Court scale), £2 12a Gd.

[Left sitting.]

The annual meeting of the Newmarket Hall and Literary Institute subscribers was held last evening, Mr Ci. Buhop in tbo chair. The secretary (Mr W. Dinnison) read the minutes of last meeting, -which were confirmed, He also read the balance showing tho receipts to be £17S 11s, Ex penditure : Debt on hall. £51 5b (in foil); books, £21, 12s 10d; furniture, €4 15s ; management, £47 16s 2d ; balance in hand, £53 2s. Tho balance-sheot was unanimously adopted. The old Committee of Management were ro elected, viz., Messrs G. Bishop, J. Taite, W. Morgan, J.- Webber, and W. Dinnison, At a meeting of the Committee held afterward?, Mr Bishop was elected Chaiiman, Mr Morgan Treasurer, and Mr W. Dinnison Secretary.

A pamphlet of 32 closely-printed pages on a Vburning question" Oi the day, pub lished at the popular price of a penny.ought to command a ready sale and prove a powerful electioneering weapon at the present time. Such a pamphlet is " The Electors' War Cry," which has been published by Mr N. G. Lennox, Queen- Street, by " A Voice From the People, and may be had from all tho local bookseller?. The "War Cry" is " Tax the Land and spare tho People, and the brochureis an impassioned appeal to the electors to support only those candidates who will pledge themselves to voto for tho appropriation of the " unearned incre ment." We commend the publication to the perusal of all who take an intelligent interest in the land question.

Unfortunate speculation in s"rip appears to have been tho cause of the suicide of Loopold Beit, whoso death under peculiar circumstances was rccordod in our last issue. In evidence taken at the inquest to day it was stated that tho deceased came to the colony twenty-two years ago with a largo fortune. He was employed as a clerk, but went in for extonsive speculation in scrip until he had lost between £100 and £600. People, it was said, laughed and joked with him about it, and, being a man of irritable tomperamont, this probably led to his self-destruction. A report of the coroner's inquest is published in another column.

A lad named Bowden, resident in Pon sonby, and employed at Mr B. Keane's lime-kiln in that district, met with a pain ful accident this morning, which may involve the loss of one or more fingers. He wus busied about some of the machinery when his right hand was caught in one of the cog-wheels and the fingers terribly lacerated and torn before he could be re leased. Dr. Knight having been sent for, dressed the wounded member, affixed a compress upon it, and had the young sufferer removed to the Hospital, where it . waß found necessary to amputate the in jured hand, the operation being porformed by Drs. Haines and Bond. His father works at Vickery's foundry. CATARRH OF THE BLADDER.-stjimi* «{«■ •ton luflauniutlou all Kidney anil «lmU«r Coiui'lalnb, cuml by

ELECTION NOTES.

NewtonI.—Mr C. DoLautour announces his candidature for this district in opposition to Mr Poacock. Tho irreprossible Garrard is still in the held. The last named candidate is to address tho electors in Ponsonby Hall to-morrow (Wednesday) evening.

Waitkmata.—All attempts to induco an Opposition candidate to take the field against Mr VV. J. Hurst have so far failed, and that gentleman seems likely to have a " walk over."

Bay ok Islands.—Mr Gannon's address to the elootors of this district is issued. Mr Hobbs will address the electors of Russell on Saturday night. He ia meeting with strong support, and will poll heavily. Fkanklin North.—Mr Buckland ad dressed a meeting of electors at Pakuranga on Saturday last, and received a unanimous voto of coulidonco. Last night, Major Harris spoke at l'apakura Hall, when there were about 100 electors present, Mr J. B. Young presiding. After the candidate had explained his views, ho was asked several questions, to which he gave satisfactory replies. The meeting then unanimously passed him a vote of thanks for past services, and of confidence in him for the future.

City Noktu.—On account of tho teetotal proclivities of Mr Joseph Newman, the ac cepted Government candidate for City North, it is on tho cards that Mr H. Me llhone, President of tho Licensed Victual lers' Association, will bo brought out in op position to him.

PaßN'hll, —Wo are informed that Mr F. G. Clayton has resolved not to contest this seat against the former member, Mr Moss.

Wait A. —Our own correspondent at Rag lan telegraphs:—"Mr Lakeopenod the Waipa electiou campaign here last night, when tie was favoured with a very successful meet ing, tho attendance being large. He ox pressed himself in favour of tho native policy of tho prosent Govornmont, and would sup port Mr Bryce in tho pre-emptive right, but considered that tho exercise of tho right should bo carefully watched. On tho ques tion of education, he was in favour of the free and secular systotn up to the fourth standard ; education over that to bo self supporting. As to tho trunk line of rail way, he would support either lino—by Strat ford or ilarton. He thought that North Islaud members should go to Wellington combined on this matter. Ho did not bolievo in Sir Julius Vugel. He considered that Mr F. A. Whitaker, having got out of accord with his constituents! ncted be comingly in withdrawing from tho con test. At tho conclusion of his epeecb, tho candidate, in reply to questions, Htntod that he would be in favour of a railway or any other projoct for the benefit of Raglan Dis trict. He was in favour of the property tax as against tho income tax, and did not believe in federation. A message was posted up here yesterday from Major .1 ackson to the effect that ho was adopted as tho Government candidate/

ItODKEYi—Our own correspondent wires from Aratapu :—"Mr Moat addressed the electors hero last night. There was a largo attendance, and great interest was shown. A vote of thanks was curried, as most of his supporters did not think it fair to give a vote of coulideneo until Mr Wilson, the other candidate, had been heard. It is believed hero that tho Government sup porters will bo elected."

HAWKES BAY.

East Coast.—Mr VV. Kelly Uae addressed the Taupo constituents in connection with his candidature for tho Goat Coast. Ho eaid that if returned hu would favour free trade in native lauds, and get tho Thermal Springs Act modified. Tho Native Land Court should bo held oftoncr ; a four-horse bi-weekly service renewed between Napier nnd Tauranga. He likewise should voto for money to keep roads in repair in the inland districts. He pledges himself to no party, but thinks Sir Geo. Grey the best leader of the Opposition. A unanimous vote of con fidence and thanks was gi\on. It ia thought Mr Kelly will got nearly a block voto in Taupo. Ho left yesterday for Ohinemutu, accompanied by Retreat Tapsool, who has been addressing his Maori constituents.

TARANAKI.

Mr John Jackson, saw miller, Ngaiao, has offered to oppose Major Atkinson for Egmont. Ho proposes a House consisting of four members, two for each inland ; that the Premier should carry on the whole of the Government business during tho recess, that there should bo no Native Minister nor Armed Constabulary, that the present vaste lands of tho colony should be distri buted gratis among tho present inhabi tants, who have all the hardship. Ho also proposes other radical reforms.

MARLBOROUGH.

Mr XV, H. Eyes addressed tlio doctors at Tuamarina last night as a candidate for Picton seat, and received a vote of confi dence. He favours a coalition of Vogel, Atkinson, and Bryce.

WELLINGTON.

Mr Hutchison, the candidate for South Wellington, aad Mr Shaw, for To Aro, ad dressed meetings last night, and received votes of confidence. Mr Browno, candidate for Foxtou, received a vote of confidence at Karori on Saturday night. It is stated that Mr H. S. Fraser will be a candidate for To Aro in the Good Templar interest. At Woodville Mr W. C. Smyth addressed a large meeting of electors last night, and a vote of confidence was-passed.

CANTERBURY.

Mr S. P. Andrews, who used to be one of the staunchest supporters of Sir George Grey, is now a candidate for Stanmore in the Vogel interest. Mr E. G. Korr ad dressed tho electors of Timaru last night, and said ho was a follower of Sir Julius Vogol, who, ho bolievcd, would have a strong following. Mr A. B. Rhodes has retired from contesting the Gladstone soat. Mr Joseph Jebson, jun., a candidate for St. Albans, addressed a meeting at Meri vale, and received a vote of confidence. He opposes Sir Julius Vogel. Mr Dunlop addressed a large meeting of the electors of Avon at Papanui, and received a vote of con fidence. He will support "the leader of the Liberal party." Mr Clissold is to be asked to contest Lyttelton with Mr AUwright and Mr Webb. The Chriatchurch Working Men's Political As sociation have decided to support any ■candidate coining forward in the Liberal interest as opposed to Sir Julius Vogel for Christchurch North. Mr A. H. Ross ad dressed tho Roslyn electors last night, and received a vote of confidence. He was in favour of a reconstruction of the Ministry, with Major Atkinson and Mr R-olleston aa members of the now ono. At the nomina tions of candidates for the southern Maori district, Hori Kerei Tniaroa and Tare Wetera Te Kahio were proposed, and a poll demanded. Captain Tosswill is announced as a candidate for Coleridge. Mr Wakefield addressed the electors of Selwyn last night. Ho said he would assist in the formation of a new Moderate party with Sir Julius Vogel as leader, and excluding Major Atkinson and Sir George Grey. A vote of thanks and confidence won carried by an overwhelming majority, an amendment of thanks only being nega tived. At Kaikoura Mr Lance addressed a crowded meeting last night. If the late ■Ministry were in~a majority he said he would suppoat them, but he anticipated Sir Julius Vogel would become premier, and he would support him so long as he did not commit the country to an extravagant policy. He cnaracterized Sir George Grey as a dangerous leader.

NELSON.

Mr G. Talbot, of Richmond, is a candi date for Waimea, in opposition to Mr Shepherd. Mr Hursthouse met the electors at Motueka on Saturday evoning, and re ceived a unanimous vote of thanks.

WESTLAND.

Mt Joseph Potrio addressed a very large meeting of the electors at the Public Hal, Greymouth, last night, declaring himself in favour of a progreswivo land tax. He received a uiianimouß vote of confidence.

OTAGO.

The " Biblo-inSchools " cry is to be em ployed at the elections. Last night, at Dunedin, a largely attended meeting was held in favour of the introduction of the Bible into tho public schools. Messrs Dick, Fulton, and Macandrew, M.H.R. s, took part, Mr Hodge, at South Dunedin, declared himself a strong Oppositionist. Mr James Green received a vote of thanks only at Waikouaiti.

POLITICAL REWARD

{by telegraph.— own correspondent.)

Wellington, this day.—The "Post" of last night says, " It is announced that Mr J. Steward will be rewarded for his services in moving the late vote of no-confidence by re. ceiving thesupportof the present Opposition leaders as a candidate for the Chairmanship of Committees in the now parliament in op position to the present occupant of that oflice, Mr Hamlin."

MINING NEWS.

(BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Thames, this day. New Prince Imperial.—About 20 lbs. of specimens were again obtained yesterday afternoon from the western drive on No. 2 reef, and gold is visiblo in the part of the reef whence the stone came.

Caledonian Low Level. —Tho prospect ing tunnel at the 640 feet level ia still ad vancing through favourable country. Another body of quartz was struck yester day. It appears to be about 18 inches in thickness, and is composed of stone resem bling in appearance the Nonpariol reef, which the manager considers should now be .it hand. The following have been banked : — Moanatairi. — Ttributors, Guthrio, 8 loads, 210?.5. 7dwts., and Roberts, 2ozs. 2dwts. Maonotia.—Tributor Acton, 2Jozs. Kckanui Hill.—Tributor Grubb, 3ozs. 12dwts. Rkuiiek Parr.—Tribute, 3ozs. 1-klwts. Caledonian. —Low level: The now reef at the 640 feet level is 4 feet in width, and composed of quartz so promising in nature that the manager intends crushing a trial parcel. Later. Caledonian.—The winze on the lied Queen leader has been sunk 100 feet below No. 2 level, and the manager has commenced cleaning out the 360 feet level with the view of driving to open tho loader at that depth. A trial crushing of five loads from the western rise above No. 2 lovel yielded 2oozs. amalgam, so that the adjoining por tion of the block should bo payable.

Tk Aroiia, this day

Nfw Find.— Beturns from battery for week, 3150z5.; tailings, 580z5.; total, 3730z5. Colonist.—Amalgam returns for week— blankets, 230z5.; plates, Hlozs.; tailings, 260z8.

OPERA HOUSE. -"Boccaccio.',

Yon Suppk'.s charming comic opera of, this name, wedded to I'arnio's spark ling libretto, was produced last night at the Opera House with a success as unqualified as it was gratifying. As we anticipated it carried the "house" completely by storm, and displayed die resources of the company to tho greatest postiiblo advantage Mr Knight Aston mado his debut as leading tonor and created a thrill of ploasurablo sur priso by tho rango and quality of his lino voico and the artistic taste with which ho uses it. In tine, tho opera is roplote with melody.'and vivacious with delightful music, exceedingly laughablewithoutboin" coarse, and gorgeous with the glitter and gloss of rich costumes. Our critique is hold over until tomorrow.

MAN MISSING

(AY TKLKURAPII. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Tauramia, this day. Alexander Menziks, brother of John Mon zies, sen., of tho Taurunga Hotel, is missing, nnd it is feared ho linn boon drowned. Ho was subject to fainting litp, and it U feared ho may have fallen otV tho wharf.

MUNICIPALITY ELECTION

CoxwinEitAßLK Interest is boirig manifested tQjday throughout Ponsonby in tho polling for the return of a gentleman to fill the scat at the City Council vacated by tho resigna tion of Mr. J. Dacre. Messrs. J. It, Upton, W. J. Dalton, and K. Cooper arc tho candi dates, and for more than ton days jiast their respective partiwins have been making a very active canvass of tho district. There seems to bo no question of principles in volved, the claims of tho rival wooers of the suffrages of "tho free and independent" appearing meroly to rest upon their personal merits. Frem tht first Mr. Upton him scomod to be the favourite, but Mr. Dalton'a friends mako a Btrong appeal on his behalf by virtue of his professional skill and exporienco aaan engineer, and his intimate acquaintance with the want* of the Ponsonby district. All parties aro working with onorgy and good tempor, and cabs aro flying about here, there nnd everywhere in thoir in torcst?, while the votors show a com mendable appreciation of tho value of the franchise by assembling in largo numbers at tho polling-booth to re cord their votes. It U encouraging to find that the distinction of serving the public in the City Council is held in such high regard as to be eagerly contested. Timo wan, and not so long ago either, when seats in tho Municipal Parliament metaphorically went a-besrging. The present content in dicates the higher vnluo now attached to tho honours and dignity of a City Councillor.

One of the water-pipes in Harbour-streot, Ponsonby, burst today, causing a waste of many thousands of gallons of water.

Captain Holmes invites tonders for repairs to barque Flora, specifications, etc., to be seen at MrG. Cozen s office at 9 a.m.

The Secretary of tho Auckland Riflo Aa pociation rocontly wrote to tho Secretary of the Now South Wales Rifio Association to ascertain what encouragement would be offered for tho visit of a local toatn of riflo meo. He has now received a reply stating that tho New South Wales Association had only sent an invitation for a New Zealand team, and that no inducements in tho way of concessions could bo hold out, as their rulo hod been that visiting toams should pay their own expenses. A visit ing team would camp od the rifle range, where tents would be provided for. Should any representatives of the Auck land Volunteers visit Sydney during the match they could bo admitted members of the N.S.W. Association on the same terms as other Volunteers, which would entitle them to compete in about five matches. Tho Council will meet on the 4th of July, when the letter will be laid before them. The local Secretary also wrote to Sydney re the procural of Martini-Henry rifles, but Colonel Reader informs him there are none in stock, and that the Government are not prepared to buy any for Rifle Associations.

MentEE Tul^ iTT&aj,



Fersonal. JOHN BROWN, Barman, is requested by the undersigned to oomc forward and prove his assertions, or acknowledge himsolf in the wrong, othorwiso further proceedings will be taken.—Am* Joiinben. W "ANTED, Douglas to cali~and settle for the damage done on Saturday night last, and save further proceedings. TF THIS should meet the eyes of Edward I Currie he can get work in Wliangarei, if ho cornea at once, from Jainoe Main, junior. WANTED, the Cabman that took a fare from Union-Btrcot on Wednesday, July 2, to call at same house. Will roceive 10s for his trouble. Advertisements Late for Classification LOST, on Saturday, near the Suffolk Hotel, Ponsqnby. a Lady's Gold Watch anci Chain, with initials of owner.—Finder well rewarded on bringing samo to G. Campbell, Tailor, Queen-street, LOST, from Newmarket Stotion on June 30, a Black and tan Dog (between retriever and setter).—A reward on returning to J. Mo Coll, Newmarket. mO LET, Boot and Shoe Business in tho JL Ponaonby Road, opposite Surrey Hills; good position. — Apply Button Bros., Upper Queen-atrrect. WANTED, at bnco, within ten minutes' wnlk of the Opera House, 2 Furnished Rooms.-X., Stab Office. ■ j ; WANTED, a Man who can dig, grown, milk, and be generally useful about gentleman's residence — * pply at Potter and (Vs. Durham-street, between 11 and 1 p.m., Wednesday. ■» W "ANTED, Newspaper Machinist.— Apply, by wiro, " Evening Preß3," Wel lington^ ~NJ 0 T I C OE, I, EDWARD LISTER~GREEN, Sheriff of the District of Auckland, hereby give notice that, under a Writ of Sale duly issued out of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern District, at Auckland, wherein Brown, Bar ret and Co., of Auckland, Merchants, are Piaintifls, and Harrison and Co , of Auck land* Grocers, are Defendants, I will sell or cause to be sold, on the Premises of the eaid Defendants at Alexandra-atreet, at the hour of twelve noon, on THURSDAY NEXT, the 10th inst, the whole of the Goods'and Chattels, as also the Groceries and Merchandise, together with three Horses, two Carts, two Sets Harness, two Side Lamps, one Weighing Machine, one Wheolbarrow, ono Sawing-horse. one Saddle and Bridle. &c. The Solicitor for tho execution creditor is James Montgomery Speed, of Auckland, Solici- EPWARD L. GREEN. Sheriffi Auckland, oth July, 1881. . f



Wanted. WANTED, good Coat Hand ; constant 1 employment to a good man.—Apply to J. S. Coblcy. Tailor, Shortland-atceet. WANTED, a good Boy to milk.—Apply J. and W. Brown, Epsom. WANTED, a Strong Lad accustomed to horses. — Apply to Branaton and Korstcr, Albert-street. . . WANTED, First-clasa AHsistant for Hairdrnssing.- J. Shortt, City Hair Cut ting Rooms, HO, Qucen-atrcet. WANTED, a good Cook ; one who will assist in the laundry preferred.—Apply any day between tho hours of 10 and 2 to Mrs D. B. Cruiekshank, Craighall, Rcmuera. WANTED, a junior Hand.—D. Mc- Pherson, Karangahape Road. ANTED, a Strong Boy for tho garden and to bn generally useful. - Apply to Mr Uover, Brighton Road. Remuera (late Mr O'Suliivan's). WANTED, a Smart Boy to make him self generally useful".—Apply Darby's Dining Rooms. Queen-street. ANTED, a Youth for preserving room.—Apply to New, Zualand Frozen Meat and Storage Co. W~\NTED, a Man to Erect Picket Fence.—Apply A. McKinlay, Rata-st., Ponsonby'Rood. WANTED, a respectable Boy for the Shop.—Apply I. Alexander, Jewoller. ANTED,a Nursemaid.—Apply Mra J. Banks. WANTED, a Lad to open oystera ;good wages to a smart hand.-Enquire at D. Rubies, West Queen-street. WANTED, Bedroom and Sitting-room, with partial Board. Grafton or Parnell preferred. — Apply, slating particulars, to \VJUj.. Stah Ollice. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply Suffolk Hotel. ANTED, strong Youth as Carter for Coal and Firewood Yard who can read and write,—Apply to E. Warneford (late Holder Bros.). Karangahape Road, next to Mr Garrett, llutoher. ________ WANTED, Smart Olliro Boy ; Pon sonby resident preferred.—Apply in own handwriting to "Solicitor," Box 253, Cost ollke. WANTED, n Respectable I'onson to adopt a Baby Boy, about two months old.-Apply STAIt Olllee. WANTED, by two respectable working Men, Hoard'mid Rebideuce In Pan ► onby.—Apuly U H.S.. Uovernor Urowne Hotel. \\J ANTED, Bedroom by two young T T men dining in town; private house pro ferred.—W.L.. Stak Ollice. ■ WANTED, by a Voiin",' Lady, Pupila for Music. Terms, l.'»o per quartur.- AddroßS A.li, jiox^Ol, l^nt-olllcu. \\T ANTED, by a Respectuble Man, T T with four years' colonial experiencu, a .Situation on a farm or place of trust. -Address A.. 81 Ali Ollice. WANTED, by a youiij;, unincumbercd married man, Employment; would be found really valuable on a slat ion or in a store, llanuafor'd's Auckland Registry. WANTED— To tho Electors of Auck land—Just landed, 50 cases Hobart Jams, tkl per tin.—Co-operative Storo, Hobson gtrent. \\J ANTED — Thrifty Housewives to VT know—Hams, 7d; Salmon, id tin; Frosh llu.ior, lod and Is: Salt Butter, from (3d; Raisins aud Currants. l)d.—Co-operatlvo Store, Hobson strcot. ' W ANTED, a Boy about 15 or 16 ycaw 'old, to wbrk onaforry boalatWuitanult Hay of Inlands. Uood wages givon.—Apply Royal Mail Hotel, between 1) and 10 on Thurs day morning. WANTED, a smart Boy for a horso and buggy-Apply BtauOHlw. WANTED a roßpoctabloGirl ati General Servant.—Mrs J. Banks, Logan Bank. ANTED to Soli, a good Hand Cart. ■~A''_____2l!_?i_A?_'____l___— \\7"ANTED, a Situation as Housokeoper TT in a quiet family.—Address or apply, H.U.R., opposite Brown, Campboll and Co.'s Brewery, l'arnell. \\7"ANTED, Four or Five Gentlemen T 1 Boardei-H. Comforlablo homo, bath, and piano. Terms moderate.—Address Mrs Watson. Jcrvuiß House, Wcllcsley-streot Weat. V\7ANTED, Customers to know that •T T -■, MrgiAtkinson, Profe»Hlonal Dress and Habit-ranker; lias removed to Uppor Symondo stroet, above Catholio Chapel. WANTED, by n good Gonoral Servant, Situation in a reapecUiblo family, not many children.—Addroaa "AUV."3tau Olllce. WANTED, by n competent Person, Situation as Lady Help or Housekeeper in a quiet family.—Address "M.E.8.," Stak onico^ W" ANTED TO RENT, at onco, a Small Houso on volcanic soil.-Apply suiting rent, &c, tol'almer, Nowion Posit-otlko; WANTED," Pupila for CurpoTi'tors' ami Builders' Drawing Class, held nt the V.M.C.A. on Tuesday and Friday Evenings, at 7.30.—F0r particulars apply at Classroom, to 11. Maekay Fripp. WANTED, a renpcctablo General Ser vant ; lmißl be a good cook.- Apply at once, Fitzroy Hotel, Wakcfleldfttroct. V\r AN TEI). —Medical and Shopkeepers' Yt Books and Accounts Checked, Posted, and Bulauced; terms cheap. Rents, Dcbta col lected on commission; good references.— " Book-kcopor." Stab Cftice. VITANTED, good Gas Fitters, ]srn».s T T Finishers; constant work.—J. E. Hnyea, Wellington Plumbing Works. WANTED, a Situation in country hotel ; would make himself generally useful. — A. Fialiendon. Governor Brownl- Hotel. WANTED, as Baker (singlo) or Secondhand.—Address A. Hoffman, care of Mr McDonald, Osborn House, Franklin Road West. ■ W "ANTED to Sell, Wheeler ft Wilson Sowing Machine, No. 8. in good work ing order; cheap; suitable for Tailor or Dress niakcr.—Apply BTAK Oflice. WANTED, 2 Men as Boarders-17s ; good tablo; comfortable Home.—Mrs Hunter, llrst houso, Hepburn-street, otr Pon sonby Road. WANTED to Purchase, on easy terms, a S-roomrd Cottage, with garden, near Newton or Mount Eden.—Address A.8., care of MrE. Wood. Symonds-stroet Auckland. WANTED, a Situation as Hoimekeopor or Lady Help. Could.take tho entiro management of young children.—Address 161, Stah Oflice. WANTED, a respectable young Girl for general housowork, where there aro young children. References required.—Apply Cucksey's, Post-offlee, Mount Eden. WANTED, in the neighbourhood of Shslly Beach or Home Bay, a 5 or G-ltoomed House, with shed, largo allotment, gas, and city water. Uvnt must 00 modorato as advertiser would take a sultablo placo as a permanency,—Address "Homo," Stah Office. W /ANTED -When, you are in Hobson stroct call and see the largo -and cholco stock of Mosgiel and Bannockburn Tweeds, for the present season, at Munro and Mllllgan's. ANTED TO SELL, a large quantity of Green Oata.—Apply Stab Office. ANTED,; everyone buying Blankots - to* see the splondid show and good value to be obtained at London House, from Is lid to 21s each.—James Scutt, London Houso, Victoria and Nolson-streets, Auckland. ANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Cloan and Repair, atT. Nutsford's, Watchmaker, Victoria - street (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 months. WANTED TO LET OR SELL, a New 9ix-roomed Verandah Cottage will be finished in a fow days; on main road the very best position in Mount Albert; volca nic soil.—Apply J, Bound, on tho property. ANTED, Every Elector in the Colony to read "The Electors' War Crj." a most startling Book on Land and Poverty. Peruse it carefully before promising your vdt* <r approaching tho polling booth. Is now published. Price, Ono Penny. ANTED—Tho Ladies of Ponponby to know A. McLeod has opened a Servants' Registry in St. Mary's Road, near the Three Lam ps^ ~_ ANTED KNOWN—See our Stock of Blankelsbefore purchasing—£soo worth. 9-1 Blankets, 3a 6d. 9n Bd, and 10s Cd per pair; 10 1 Blaiiko'a, 12s Bd. 17s fid. and 20a per pair; Twill Scotch Blankets, New Zealand Blankets, and Coloured Blankets. These goods are the best value wo over offered.—D. McPherson Karangahape Rs>s_- _ \\fANfeTTKNOWN— Wo h;ivo a lino Vt of Foulo Dress Tweeds at7Jd per yard, worth Is 3d; the most useful of all winter stuffs; extraordinary value—D. McfhcrsoD, Karanga hapeltoad. ' TXT^NTEt) KNOWN—Cheap Timber ! "■ W Cheap Timbkr! And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased oheaper and better than anywhere else at the yards of D. Goldik, Alberf-stroot. W~ ANTED, hundreds to take a walk up Victoria-street to see and buy a Ifancy Check Tweed Dress-12 yards for 2s lljd. A large pile, all ono price, to choae from.—James Scult, London lloubo, Victoria and Nelson-sts , Auckland. "VirANTED KNOWN.—Newcastle, Tau- VV piri, Waikato, and other kinds of Coal supplied by Hammond and Byron. Orders re ceived by Telephone No. 221 and Newmarket Bureau.— Railway Coal Yards, Auckland and Newmarket WANTED KNOWN.—Four-in-Hands, Ulsters, Dolmans, and Jackets, in tho latest styles, "can be obtained at S. Lovell's, Wel lesley-strect. Ladies' own materials made up Dressmaking on tho promises by experienced dressmakers.— Apprentices wanted. A^TE© KNOWN—Men's Soft and Hard Felt and Serge Hats, Men's Work ing Shirts, Mons Dross Shirts, Men's and Boys' Ties, Colla_s Braces, and Sooku, Boys' Hate and Caps, Cheap and Gooil, at Donald, W. Jack and Co.'s. Ponsonby Road. WANTED KNOWN.—Look at our window.—Having a surplus stock of over 1.000 Ladies' and Girls' Felt and Fancy Straw Hats, principally the Masher and Henry 11 sljapes, we are clearing them ont at the Low Price of One Shilling each. — D. McPherson, Karangahape Road. WANTED KNOWN, that all working men can savo their money by calling at the Governor- Gordon Restaurant. Ail Meals Sixpence:. ,B6aiid and Lodging Isa per week.— • Bobert'Murddolf, Proprietor.—Note the address —Nearly opposite the Waiteniata Hotel, and close to thn Doolr WANTED K_TOAVN—Ladies can have • their* DresSes Fashionably Made, and a good fit, for moderate charges, at D. W. Jack and Co.'s, Ponsonby Road. ...



.. Wanted. WANTED, [at once, by unencumbered married couple. Comfortably-fnrnishcc Bedroom, with llroplace, and use of kitchen. Must be noar Quoen-Btrcet.— Apply Mis Whit combo's Registry^ WANTED, a respectable Young; Man. —Apply to W. Parker, Grtce*, Hobson street. WANTED, a Situation as Housekeeper or Mother'd-help by a domesticated per son: good needlewoman; reference.—Address Alpha, P. 0., North Shore. WANTED, a Situation as Housekeeper in a private family, or widower's.—Ad iloess, " T.T.," care Of Mrs Wiskar, Falcon-st., Parncll. Wf ANTED, good Cook and Steward, VV for Coasting .Vessel.—Apply Shipping Ofliee, Customs. WANTED* KNOWN. — Someone that taken away Oyster Sholls, apply at once to T. Brown, Supper-rooms, KJllrott-strcCt. VSTANTBD, a Smart Youth for JHning- V y room ; one used to tho work preferred. Apply Auokland Hotel Restaurant. Vjrr a n f~E d, it i m v. WANTED, from 5.000 to 10,000 feet assorted Rimu. of good quality, and figured; must be dry.—Apply at once to "Accountant," STAH Office. WANTED KNOWN — That on THURSDAY next DARK BROS ' Drapery Establishment will be opened with a Grand Display of General Drapery, Persona studying economy should patronise Dare Bros., as their goods are marked at aston ishing low prices. Dare Bros, invite the public of Auckland to visit their establishment, and they can judgo for themselves as to the qualify and cheapness of Dare Bros.' goods.—Note the address: DARK BROS., Manchester House, Victoria St. (a few doors below Xelt-on-st.) W~ '" A NTED KNOWN- That tho STOCK of CLOCKS AND WATCHRS AND JKWKLLKRY at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE has boon Greatly Augmonted by LARGE AR HTVAIjS and an Inspection ia solicited of the STERLING GOLD and SILVKR GOODS (all WARRANTED) in tho Queoti-Btreet Window and the Artistic IMITATION JEWELLERY in tlio % rict«ria-Btreet Window. Wo make a SPECIALTY of theso Two Lines keoning both the Uouuino and tho Imitation to SUI 1 all TASTKSand Pockets; but they are kept Scpa rate, and Displayed in Different Streets, bterl- Silver Hots, 2s (id ; Brooch™ and Riftga. Is caoh ; and other Lines equally Cheap, at GOODSON S LONDON ARCADK, Quoen-st. and Victoria St.. and at ChrlHlehurch and Wolllngton. The Fancy Goods Btouk ia Unequalled In the Colony. \\T A NTED KNOWS NOW SHOWING AT J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, iarSPKCIAL VA'LUR IN"K6 ULSTERS AND FOUR ■IN • HANDS, DRESS (JOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS. ALAi GK STOCK OF GKNKRAL DRAPKRY ' SKLKCT FROM, AND PRICKS LOWER THAN QUKKN-ST., J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL.- WANTED KNOWN- A FEW OF NEIL AND CL&FORD'S WKLL-TRIKD RKMEDIKB FOR WINTER USE. UK COMPOSITION POWDER.-U is known In all EngliHh upoaking countricH for its many gorKl qqalltien. Yoii who arc uub.jixt to Colds or Soro Throats don't bo without It; Is bd tC tin ; BALM OK GILKAD.-Sovon years' trial has proved this (o ho ono of tho Best Coiiiikjuiklh ovorollorcd for tho euro of Colda, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Cough. 2s a Bottle. COUGH POWUKR.-Kffbclual and quick in Congestion. Pleurisy, or Inflammation Of tho Luugs. Is Gd a Tin. COUGH BYRUP.—Where thero nro children noth1- isbotter for Coughs. Croop, or Bron A pure oxpe- torant without morphia or 1b 6d and 2b o Bottle. HOP BITTKRS, 2a 6(1 a Bottle. N E I L k "CLI F F O R D, HERBALISTS, Botanic Dihi-knsauy, ■wkt.i.khlkvißtbeiit, AUCKT.ANII RliHcellaneous Wantcdu. AN experienced Book-keopcr, partially employed, would wait on Tradesmen at anytime, and make up their Books.—Apply to Accountant, JiTAii Oillcc. mO i'ARENTS.— Tho Aucklupd Tobacco J (»mpany (Umltcdl, Fdrt-(ttreet. have Vacancies for several higlily-respectoblo young Girls; age, 12 to 14 ; light omploymont',.short hours.-Apply at Factory. 1 PARTNERSHIP.—Wanted a Gentleman with .000 or £000, to take an aetivo part In an established and paying business In Auck kinil.-AddreHs Box 201. P. 0., Auckland. A DVERTISER wishes to join another J\ in a small Millinery Buslncsi. - Addrous 1 Hoy" Stau Ollice. A GENTLEMAN of gooa t>osition wishes j\_ to correspond with a young Lady with a view to matrimony; artvortiser's ago is 2S, and is of prepossessing appearance.—Address "A. and 8.," General Post office. Auckland. iTOA~RD OF EDU CATI ON. Applications for tho appointment of Head master of the Nelson-street School, Auckland, will bo received by tho Board on or beforo THURSDAY. 31st July, lfSl. Salary aoconiing to scale, based on average attendance, about .C.SO a year. Applicants to state full particulars. Any Candidate who.oitherdirectly or indiroctly. is concerned in canvassing ineinbcrH of the Board or of the School Committco will bo dis qunlill d. By order of tho Board. VINCKNT }■:. lUCK, Secretary. Electoral. T^- EWT O N ELECTION. MR PEACOCK will Address tho Electors of Nowton at the following timed and places:— Ponsonhy Hallj—On Monday Evening, 7th inst., at 7.30 p.m. Alien Hill Puiiuo 801100L-011 Wednesday Kvenlng, Oth inst,, at 7.30 p.m. Avondale PunLio Hall—On Friday Even, ing, 11th inst.,-at7.30 pro. O THE ELECTORS OF NEWTON AND PONSONBY. If tKc Ponsonby' Hall can bo secured I will address you on THURSDAY KVKNfiJS, at 7.30 o'clock. Other parts of tho District will be visited, so as not to interfora wits Mr Peacock's arrange ments. C. DELAUTOiriI. ' "\JT It. E. HAM LI N >VILL ADDKKSS TnjJ, .: cT ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN SOUTH as1 undrr:— TUESDAY, JULY 8-Pokcno Valley Hall WEDNESDAY, JULY o r Court-house, Mcrcor THURSDAY, JULY JO - Protestant Hall. Pukckohe FRIDAY, JULY ll—School-room, Tuakau' SATURDAY, JULY 12 - Volunteer Hall, Mauku i COMMENCING EACH EVENING AT SEVEN O'CLOCK. mo THE ELECTORS OF NEWTON. A largo number of Electors in your district have aßked me to contest tho present Election. Having been settled in tho North for II vt years, I feel that any services I can rendoi should bo attho disposal of tho North. My claim to represent you is simply yoiii right to ask for the services of any public mat in tho Colony. C. DkLAUTOUR. Auckland, July 7,1881. '. Hj TO THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLY SOUTH. Gentlemkn,— I am onco more a Candidato for your suffrages and will take an early opportunity of meetinf you, and fully explaining my political views. I elected I shall consider it my duty to suppor the present Ministry in their proposals, which consider to be for the benellt of this Provincia District. Tour faithful servant, E.HAMLIN. WM. GEO. GARRARD will Addre? the Newton Electors in the Ponsonb' Hall TO-MORROW (Wednesday) EVENING July 9,1884, at half-past 7. Arch Hill Elector please attend. PRELIMINARY NOTICE MR JOHN ROBINSON WILL BE A CANDIDATE , AT THE NEXT E L E C T I O 1 FOB THK ONEHUNGA COUNCIL IN SEPTEMBER NEXT, And will state his viewß shbrlly. • Contlnuod on First Pag«.



To Let rilO LET, ■ near Queon-strcot, a Room X with use of Kitchen.—Apply Star ofllcc. TO LET, in Karangahape Road, nice Parlour and Bedroom, splendid view; dine out preferred.—Apply at Devonshire Dairy, Karangaliape Road. , TO LET, a House of three rooms in Ox ford-street (off Great North Road), with spring well and all conveniences.—Apply to Mrs Consalla, Oxford-street. nnO LET, Bedroom, Parlour, and Kitc:ben B (furnished), near Choral Hall.—For terms address " X.M.." Stak Ofiler;. TO LET, two Furnished Front Roams, with or without Board, on Richmond Bond (just, oil" main road), Ponsonby.—Apply to Box 1 IS, P.O. mO~ LET, Furnished" Bed-room and, Sit- J. "ting-room, with U3C of Kitchen.—Apply 1.53, Grey-street. . TO LET, Shop, .40 foot long, together with Dwelling-house, in Elliott-street.— Apply to .rallies Rau. ' '■' . TO~BE LET, at Ellcrslie, near Harp of Erin, a Paddock of nearly three acres in grass.-'!'. Usshor, Stichbury'sßuildings. KT\O BE LET, a comfortable 7-roomcd l_ House on volcanic land, near Valley Road. with abundance o( water and good stables ; rent, ■10s, per woek.—Apply to F. G. Kwington. mO LET, one 4-roomed House; every X convenience.—Apply A, Neil), corner of George and Ryle-street, Ponsonby. O LET, in Customs-street, a Workshop suitable for blacksmith or boatbuilder.— Stab Office. rpO'LET, 2 Front Rooms (unfurnished), X live minutes' walk from Queen-street; Nelson-street, opposite St. James's Church, next to Tait, Bootmaker. rilO LET, 2 new 5-Roomed Houses, X Napier-street; gas, water, and every con venienco. ltent, £1 per week each.—Thos. Uuslier, Stichbury's Uuildings, Queen-streuu rfio LET, a Now House of live rooms and ■- I scullery in Prospect Terrace. Mount Roskill; every convenience. Rent, l'2s Bd to a good tenant.—Apply to James Dryland, No. 8», 0 roy-s treat. rf\O LET, Siindon Houso, Dcdwood X Terrace, Ponsonby (close to Three Lamps), containing hcvcii rooms, hath, and scullery.— Apply Central Store. Jervolsßoad. . rpo LET, a convenient ,md nicely-situotcd J (i roomed House, Wood-street, Ponßonby . rent, IPs.—Apply^Mr Nightingaln, College Road; 0 LET. Shop and D A-olling-houso near the junction of Pitt and Grey-streets ; lirst cla3B business 'stand, donblo window (plate trlass), Kas aud. water laid oq; rent low.—J, M. Lennox. Lima Agent. Queen-street. . ■ O"TET, tho 3-storied Brick Building known as Foster's Boot Eactory, in Rut land-strout, juat off Qhccii street; suitable fora manufactory or. wliuluaale store.—Apply to L.H. Neumogen, Darby-street. I^o BE LEASED, Fort-street, those ex tensive PremiHes almOßt adjoining the now ofllccs of the Evknino Stab, and until lately the Customhouse Hotel. This block of substantial Brick Buildings is suitable for either Warehouse or Merchants' Stores and Olllces. being convenient to the Shipping and Railway Station. Kent moderate.—Apply to W.| L. Mitchell, Mercantile Chambers. QUSE and SHOP To Let in King- Btreet, Great North Road; rent, lGs.—ln quire at Mr White's, Grocer, corner of Newton and Great North Roads. rrT~ o " l c t. FIX.ST- CLASS SHOP AND DESIRABLE SUITE OK OFFICES IN MOST CKNTRAL PART OK QKKEN-STKKKT. Buiiiga paitof the front portion of those most desirable and centrally situated premises of Mr K. Watpmik. Confectioner. Queen-street, con sisting of Front Shop with plate glass window, laiL'i! Show Itoom upstair* about .XI x s.i. well lighted, and grand «lnirraw. whirl, could be convi-rled Into a Suiiu of OllUes. wjcond to none in \ui'k!iiinl. and in mo<l central part of this rity. To .Solicitors, Insurance Cotnpuniuu, and other*, this property is unsurpusscd. Kull pttrticnlars from I). F. EVAN S, Auctioneer and Lund Aj,'eur. For Sale. Jj^O!{ SALE, New 8 h.p. Portable 1 Kngine^-M. Nico), Queen-street Wharf. XHOR BALE (cheap), in a «oo<l position, V Fruit and General Business.—Address, 1* letter, " X.C.." Btah Ollice. FOR SALE, on easy terms, New Well finished Houso. toposit, £10 to £30 balancß weokly jiayments.—A. J. I'homas, Grocer, corner of Bercaford and llowe-stieete. ■ TTIOR SALE, Early Potatoes; about 10 t) tons Shepherd's Seed; a good wimple.— 'Aiipiy to It. M. Courtney. Kpsom. SALE, New 5-roomed Cottage on ' Weekly Payments; no deposit. -Apply Mr Hewitt, lvintssland. I~7IOU SALE, House of 10 rooms, J acre J land, for £260; very easy terras; Surrey Crescent -Apply to Edwd. Wuyte, 5, Mercantile Chum bcT3____ , F"*~OR SALE, a first-class Hack ; carries n lady ; gooil fencer. Also, a Si4esaddle.— Apply St'ah Ollice. '. li^OK SALE, Kxruouth-stroot, '1 Allot. P ments; also, 2 Houses and (> Allotments; large garden, and terms easy.—H. Partiugton Land Agent. TJIOR SALE, Rokcbystrcot, 4-roomcd C Cottago .vithgasand water, cellar, Sc; also, 2 Houses, Lpptr Queen-street,—H. Par ti ngton. Bttohbnry'BßuUdlnn*. ■ vs TjiOli SALE, a new 10 passenger Omni V bus- also, a new Hansom; both vehicles to be completed to purchaser's onlur.-Thames Carriage and Dray Factory. Victoria-Bt. Fast, ITiOR SALE (Mount Rockill Road), splen ' did Allotment, cleared, and comniand'ng good view ; n<-arly opposite Rollett's store; JOft x I'iOft. Price. £317s tfd per foot: easy torms.- Apply J. R. lUndoraon, Auctioneer uud Eslato Agont; Queen street. ITIOU SALE OR TO LET (Onehunga)i ' that Handsomo Villa Residence, with Btilhling, out-housea, and paddocks, overlooking the Manukau Harbour, the back ground goir,(j down to tlio beach; at present occupied by h. Ribbons, Ksq.—Apply to P. Clark, Agent, Onc hnnga; or to E. Gibbons. T?IOR SALE, 1 American Cortland Was- X 1 -Kon, 1 Kxprcss Wagon, and several new and second hand Spring Carts, Buggie3, etc.— Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria stroct Kast. j OR POSITIVE SALE, two 4-roomed Cottages and ono Shop and Dwelling, each with frontages to two good streets in fixe city — Apply to John Soppct, Houso und Land Agent, No. 8, Quoen-atTßet. .* ' Tj^ O R S A L E. KAKANGAHAPEROAD-Stationcryßu:incss For Salo, lease and goodwill, cheap. j SKNTINEL ROAB—House. 8 rooms. To Let; i•■ large allotment; 20s per week. • , JEItVoTS ROAD—Now Shops nndCrooms To Let; also New Shop and 1 room. Apply W. GULLIVKR. Queen-street i*~l /| A-NEff 4-roomed uHduso for gtX'i" Sale on Deferred Payni'-nts; £11 deposit: a bargain.-C. Williamson, Estate Agent. High-Btrci-t. j •>4i 'n-1'- ENGINE AND BOILER *V FOR SALFi. together with a complete Milling Plant, nearly new; four pairs of stones. —Apply W W. Nicholla, Rangiora. Canterbury, ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 200 casks Portland Cement. Plaster of Paris. Fireclay, by ton or lb, Fire Bricks, &o.—R, Jcnklnson, Builder, Lorno street. .... r ~ \ •VfOTICE TQ INVESTORB. — A number 1M of Choice Properties on1 caav term:; for Sale.—Apply Eaytaid Wayto, 5, Mercantile Chambers. _]_'''"'_ " '•' ■!•'" JT^ *~ O R S A L E. ORANGES. 300,000. ORANGEa. Just arrived, per Oamaru. A Rognlar Supply will no w be kept in Stock, as Boats aro put on now to arrive regularly monthly. STORK: CUSTOMHOUSE - STRKKT. Address: Chaklks Baqley, , c l Importer and Wholesale Dealer in all kinds of Fruit, Parnell Risk, Auckland. Medical. T\R. I'ARKINSON, DEVONPORT. Hours of Consultation at his residen«e, Vic toria Btrcot—Morning, 9 to 10 ; Afternoon, 1 to 5 Evening, 7 to P. RELIEF from Cough in Ton Minutes.— SHAHLAND'S CHERRY PEGTORAL. Pricu, 2a Cd and 4s Gd.—F. C. Sharlaiid, opposite ho Post-ofllce. ■ T>.. A T S 1 RATS! RATS! -Use XX SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTK, Rat 9 eat it greedily, and die: no smell. lMcp. One Shilling a Bottle. F. C. SHARLAND, opposite Post-onioo. »\r O R M ' -»4. 1 ) All chiWron suffer from them. If susi'octcd. a?k for tho Certain Cv".. SHARLAND'S WORM POWDKRS, Is packet. Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-ofllce. "\TIOLENT Raging Toothacho is in V nearly every instance Instantaneously cured by using Odontalgicon. tho new romedy, Is.—C. W. Uoodßon, London Arcade. I »OSIOI.INE roB thk HAlß—This el<= E V gnat preparation Completely eclipsei every nrtiule of a olmilar kind how before i.ho puhllr,—Prloß, Is6d a bottle.—Shablanu. Anoihecurics' Hall. TOOTHACHE~ICUIIE. — Instantaneom Eelief-ODONTALGIC.-ls per bottle.- F. C. SHARLA-ND, opposite Post-office. JG. HENDERSON'S • CHKRRY PECTORAL. 2a fid and Is fid per bottle. To be had only a Medical Hall. Ponsonby, opposite Three Lampa DR ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAI AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popula medicine of the day. Prico, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agont, F. C. SiiAitLAND, opposite the Post office. TY/fB W\ H. JONES, M.R.C.V.S..L -"•*- (Membor of the Royal College of Vetei mary Surgcora London), late Veterinary Sui g«!On, North Metropolitan Tramway Company London, hascomnenced practice in Auckland and may bo consulted on Diseases of Horsee Cattle, and Do nesticated Animals at thi Masonic Hotel, Ptincca-strecL All commtinica tions left at Mr Haslott's, Chemist, Qucons( will receive prompt attention. Telephono No. l( The Register of Mombors of the Royal Oolle» of Veterinary Surgeons can be seen at M Hasiett's.



Public Notices. "]^"EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS Auckhnd, July B,ISSI. For the convenience of persons desiring; t< attend the opera, Ike Late '['rain on WEDNKS DAYS and SATURDAYS (11.15 p.m.) will b< delayed until 11.30 p.m. during the prcsen1 season. C. HUDSON. District Traffic ManaKcr. fiITY'OF AUCKLAND. TO WAXUB CONSUMERS. FINAL NOTICE. All Accounts for Water Supplies due on the 30th June, and yet unpaid, will render occu picra liable to haying their Supplies cut oil without further notice. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Ollicc. July 3. 1881. 131 TTNION FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Warrants for the Dividend for half-year end ing 31st May last may now be obtained at the Company's Office. R. 11. STEVENSON, Manager. UCKLAND POULTRY, PIGEON, CANA2^M AHinT THE FIRST EXHIBITION Of the above Association will be held In the LORNE-HTREKT HALL ON" THURSDAY, FRIDAY, _ SATURDAY, JULY 10th, Uth. and 12th, 18SI. Upwakus ok Four Hundred Exhibit.l. UKO. PEARSON, Hon. Sec, Kingaland Poat-ofllce. YY A L X I N G MATCH. - Entries for Twelve Hours Walking Match will bo received until 9 p.m. on SATURDAY EVENING next attho Prince of Wales Hotel, Hobson-street, where full particulars can bo ob tained. TT7IARLY CLOSING. — IMPORTANT. Well-wishers of ths above should not forget (o patroniec the only Establishment In the neighbourhood that Closes as early as 7 p.m., viz, JAMES SOUTT, Draper, Clothier, and General Outfitter, London Home, Victoria and Nelson-streets. Ay£ 'IHOK EAST COAST xg&Xa-A J_ ANDGISBOJtNE.—The >^^^^A«ketch GOOD TKMPLAR will Sail on WEDNESDAY. !lth <_taS_3g§SJs_yinHl'int-~"l''ul' terms of freight, X ""^—SH—^^"^ Sec., apply to July Bth, 18SI. M, NICCOL, Agont. IVTEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY ±\ (bIMITHD). FREEMAN'S BAY FIRE. A prompt selllcinont having been made by the South British Insurance Company, wo are now erecting a New Mill on the old Bite, and hopo to commence timber cutting in three wueka' time. In the meantime, we I>cr to inform our Customers that our Dcvonport Mill will be running day and night, and being connected by telephone with our Kasl Coast Mills, we nro in a position to supply orders of long lengths ar d special siSies with every despatch. Wu thank on r Customers for past favours, and iiog to solicit a continuance of same. FRANK JAGGER, Manager. Auckland, 30th June. IS3-1. D~'~RESS_!AKING a.nd MILLINERY.— Notice of liemoval.-MISS GARDINER legs to announce to her Customers and Friends of Auckland that she baa Removed from her late residence (next to Foley's) to the opposite Bide of Uob.aou street, nearly opposite the Go vernor Browne Hotel. Any kind of Underlincn made op the shortest notice. /^HAFF! CHAFF ! CHAFF !—On Sale _/ by the Undersigned, a good Sample of Oaten Chaff.—Potter and Co.. Durham street cjouth FacTfTo petroleum O COMPANY (NO LIABILITY). Shareholders are hereby notified that a fur ther CALL (the fourteenth) of Sixpence per Share has bP'-n made, payable on or before WEDNESDAY, the 9th inst., at the Offices of the Company, either in Sydney or Gisborne. Fourteenth Call, making Shares 5s 3d paid up, DAVID ISLES, Manager. KMon Chambers, Gisborne, N. 7., _ July I.JBBI. Q" UEEN OF BEAUTY GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). A Call of Threepence per Share on the Com pany's capital has this day been mafic by the lirectors, payable to the Manager, at the Company's Ollice, Now Zealand Insurance Buildings. Auckland, on SATURDAY, the 19th day of JulyilWl D. G. MaoDOXNKLL Manager. Auckland, flih July, 18M. PBINCESSGOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). The Four Thousand Reserved Shares held, by the above-named Company are hereby ollered to the Shareholders, from whom applications will be received up to WEDNESDAY, the 9th July. 1881. • By order of the Diroctors. ; D. G. MacDON'NELL, Manager. Company's Oflice. New Zealand Insurance Builrii igs. Auckland. June 23,188). I SHALL take proceedings against any Carter or Owner Removing Stone from Rocky Nook without my written consent or an approved written order. WM. BAKER, Rocky Nook. July J, 1884. AUlt LIME IS REDUCED. Wo have given up contracting, and will Supply Building Materials of all kinds, and giva c-timates and information to thote using our Lime. References given to Concrete "°r ol\ WILSON & CO., 75, Queen-street. (JAM WHITE, FENCE R, JO CUSTOMS-STREET EAST. All kinds of Frncing Material For Salo at Lowest Prices.' All kinds ofifencing put tip by Contract^ as per plans to be seen at Yard. Twelve Iron Tanks For Salo, good and cheap. Puriri Posts in wholesale lots; also Sningles, p.aH.nKs, an (i pickets, 2a Gd per doz- &c. fee. "YTTANTIN'G NOTICE.—For Trees and ,VV Plants of every deacription. flrstolass Seeds of nil kinds, and garden sundries, apply to C. T. Wren, Nursery and Seed Warehouse, Kemueriv. -Catalogue-forwarded on receipt ol address: Telephone No. 209. ■ j NOTICE.— I beg to inform my Cub , tomoro that I have na i»tention of eivinn up business, my Great Cash Sale being hold foi the prirnose of getting together the "Rcadj Money" to buy Spring Goods.--. Tester. Draper. Karangahape Road. CIASH! CASH! CASH !—The great / want of depressed times is Ready Money hence my present Sale, whore you can got th< Cheapest Goodsnow obtainable.—Tester's Grcai Cash Sale, Karangahape Road. PIANOFORTES Tnned (5») by an ex pcrienccd hand from Kirkman's, London Old Pianos entirely restored In tone, tonch, ao< quality; Hammers refeltcd, 1 guinea.—W. Sier Karangahopo Road, Newton (opposite. Primp s Ironmonger). Pianos selected for intcndinj purchasers. __»-• £\ TO £10,000 LENT on Building cb-M-" Society principles, or on other termi to suit borrowers. Allotments bought am Houses built on Weekly.. Paymont System Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Sec List o Properties for sale on Ith page. Six per cent allowed on money deposited for inveslrnent,- C Williamson, land, Estato, and Financia Agent and Valuer, High-street, Auckland. "VTIGHT-SOIL CO NT R ACT Quarter ending Juno 30th being now due prompt payment nftist be made, or service wil be discontinued until paid for. Tenants in future will require to pay l advance. SAMUEL WHITE, Contractor. Office: Custom-street East, opposite Arnpl Hincs and Co. ~ __■ /"CARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may b \_J had at Eady's Music Warehouse, Queen-s' DAKIRARAHI No. 1 BLOCK iHfcHKBY CAUTION all persons ftom dealin •with the Timber on this Block, as the same ha ■been legally purchased, with all necessary right by the Union Steam Saw Moulding, Sash, an Door Company (Limited). Noithor Hohep Hokalri nor Mr Singleton Rochfort have an right or authority to offor the said Block ( Timber for sale Dated at Auckland the 10th day of Juno, 178 E. T. DUFAUR, Solicitor, Queen street. Auckland. *g: "OARQ.UB FLORi SJSpj^Tpj_gr Captain Hoi.MAN invites TENDERS FOR REPAIRS TO BARQU FLO U A. Specifications and conditions of tender may 1 obtained from Mr G. Cozens at 9 a,m. on 9i J"ls' . . B. K. HOLMAJf. Master Barque Flora, CUOYDQN VILLA, Vincent-street • First cl»"S accommodation for two gentl men : baths, largo airy rooma; 20) p« week. Mrs Fuller. F~ RIVATE Board and Residence f steady Young Man, were no other boaide are kept.—Apply Haslip, Graham-utreet. i . ,______,__, "*^'l ■



Business Notices JUST ARRIVED, and for Sale by th Subscriber, cheap, for cash— 20 tons Fluke Kidney Potatoes 20 tons Blue Dcrwcnts L. W. EATON, NO. 8, QUEENSTKEET. /^HINA TEA SEASON, 18S4-8S I beg to inform my numerous clients that I hay received cable advice of the departure, ' From Foochow direct for Iliis port, or tor t FIRST SHIPMENT OK JIY NEW NEW NEW TEAS! TEAS! TEAS ! And anticipate being enabled to show muster about the end of JULY. Market this yoar much in favour cf buyers. I intend to oiler special inducements this yea for trade lines. ARTHUR H. NATHAN. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCI SOCIETY OF THE U.S. ASSETS OVER..£H.OOO,OCO. New Assurance, 1883, nearly £17,0"0.0fl< . Assurance in force excrods «57,000,00< SURPLUS 0VER..£2,500,000. ANNUAL CASH BONUSES FROM THI START UPON THE MUTUAL SYSTEM. PROFITS BELONG FXCLUSIVBLY TO POLICY-HOLDERS ■ THE TONTINK POLICIES Issued by till Equitable OfFer Extraordinary Advan ■ tases to tho Assured. CLAIMS PAID IMMEDIATELY On Proof, at Auckland Branch Office, Loan and Mercantile Buildings, Queen-street \ LOCAL DIRECTORS: Hon. Sir Frederick Whitaker, K.C.M.G., M.L.C Hon. James Williamson. M.L.C. Dr. Lojmn Canipbnll CHIEF MEDICAL EXAMINER: C. 11. Haines, Esq., M.l). . BANKERS: Bank of New Zealand W. A. THOMSON, Manager. OBSON HOTEL, cornor of Hobsor and Victoria-streets,-Mr Lees beX» t< inform the Public that he has taken the I3IL LIAKD-KOOM in connfiction with the abov< lfo'^l, /*nrl liopes. by cixrcfrl manap^nient, tc merit a fair share of support.—D. LKES. A LL Accounts due by F. and W. Fovvlei xjl up to July Ist must be rendered ticfort tho 20th inst., and it is requested that all Out standing Accounts be paid, on purpose to settle partnership accounts.—Notice is hereby giver that en this date Mr G. S. Fowi»r waa admitted a Member of the Firm —F. &W. Fowler. July 1 t, im. ■■ oKINLAY AND BURN S>, Ffncers and Jobbing Carpenters, Rata strcet, Ponsonby Road.—All kinds of Fencing erected at lowest possible prices, Houso Blocke and Fencing Material for sale. Coke, Coal, and Firewood. Ex press work done. "VfOTICE OF REMOVAL,— -L' HENDERSON AND McIVOR would take this opportunity of thanking their numer ous Patrons and Friends for the favours hitherto afforded them, and beg to notify ihat they have Removed to more commodious premises, sdoors rom old shop (higher up same side). Note the address — Henderson and Molvor, Cabinet makers and Upholsterers, Kurangahapc Road (next Niohoson. Draper). ____L_ ITILANNELS, Blankets, Sheetings, Calif C coes, all are included in my Sale. My stock of New Ulsters at Cost Prices.—Testers Great Cash Sale, Karangahape Road. FHE undersigned is denirous of enlcring into tuniy Business as Partner where energy, experience, and a small capital may he required. — Address "Bfdindict," Chief Post oflice, Auckland. BRIGHTON HOUSE DRESSMAKING —In order to meet tho wants of my Dresa Ctißtonicrs, I have engaged a Ilrstclass Dress maker, and can guarantee good stylo, fit, and work at moderate prices for Cash only. Plkasb Note that I am selling tho genuine Louis Velveteen at wholesale prices, viz., Blacks, 2s 4d; Colokb, 3s per yard. Also that I have bought up several warehouse lines of Dress Materials at considerably less than home cost, and Bhall give my customers tho full' benefit, as tho following prices will show:—Bo7 Yards Estamane Serges in Black, Navy, Marone, and Wino Bhadeß. For House, Street, or Chil dren's School uso, nothing at double the price would wear hotter. 12yda for 7s lid, or &d yd. Dresses made to order f. om those matermls for 20s and 2.5g complete, or customers can select linings, trimmings, &c., and tho charge for mak ing will be 10s to 14s 6d the dress. Fancy Cheviot Homespuns. 12yds for os lid; Foulo Serges, really good quuiity, SJd yd ; and a l»t of other nseful Dress Materials from 3Jd yd ; good value in Black Cashmeres, 1b Id, Is fid, Is lid, 28 6dyd. A warehouse stock of Cretonnes, 3Jd, 4jd; Heavy Twill do, 5Jd, 6:} d yd. A lot of Hearth rugs, 3s 9d: very largo do, Cs lid, worth 8s lid. 2 yards wido Floorcloth, 2s 6d yd; all othor widths in Btock. U yard wido Whito Matting. Is lid. 20 doz Black Handbags, useful size, 12Jd each. 67 Pairs Men's Diagonal Tweed Trouserß, extraordinary valuo, 6s Hd per pair. J. REN DELL, TOP OF GREY-STRKET, AUCKLAND. 1/TUSICAL NOTICE Under the Patronage of His Excellency the Governor.] W. S. EVANS, TUNER of PrANOKORTES and Harmoniums, 157, GREY-STRKET. Charges for Tuning in Auckland and Suburbs - Cottage Pianos, ss; Obliques and Grands, 6s. i lid and worn-out Instruments renovated and made almost equal to new at moderate charges. New Ljaw Vartnership! THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce tha thoy have commenced Practice In Go-partner ship as BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS n Chambers in High-street, opposite Mr W, Atkin'B Printing Ofllco. E. W. BURTON. W J. NAPIER, Auckland, September 22nd, 1883. T>OOT SALE EXTRAORDINARY ] CASES LADIES' CHILDREN'S KJI ES?AND BUTTON BOOTS TO HAND I Will most positively bo cleared at from : 10 TO 15 PER CKNT. UNDER OUR ÜbUAI ! LOW PRICES! Plkase Note : 3 Trunks Ladies' French Glov< Kid High Button Boots. 12s 6d; usual price elsewhere, 16s 6d. THE PONSONBY BOOT Is acknowledged to be the best Winter Boa ; made: stylish, neat,anddurable. An assortraor? is Being made by us for tho present season. THE PATENT LACE GRIP ' (now for the first time introduced) is an inven ion by means of. which the Lace, when onci • fastened, cannot possibly becomo undone of it self. Fittc'd to all Lace Boots, if desired. I Especially made for this sale,— f 80 Pairs Mails' & Women's High Lace Boots calf fronts, from 8s 6d to 12s 6d; all pegged; • Note This : By manufacturing my own stock our customers retain the profit usually Bbsorbei by the retailor. i All stock is in the best condition, and as euch must and shall bo cleared at the lowest possible reservation. 5 CaixEarby at CallEakl- Call Early T. PROSSER'S, Call Earl- UPPKR QUEKN-STREKT, s AND A 3 THE NEWTON B(X . .WAREHOUSE. 1 KARANGAHAPK ROAD. Onen R a.m. to 8.30 p.m. f —_ 1 —; ■ ■ I ALL ORDERS roooived by us fo ' Waikato Coal will be supplied from Taupii Mines, delivrcd in city and suburbs or to an , station on the lino, also Newcastle Coal an " Firewood. Orders by post or telephone. n W. & G. WINSTONE. d rpAUPIRI EXTENDED COAL^VIININ1 -*- COMPANY (LIMITED). c i NOTICE 10 CONSUMERS OF TAUPIRI '.. COAL. g ————. a. COAL from Other Mines in the Waika « being now Introduced into the Aucklar >r Market. Consumere of TAUPIRI COAL a i. Requested to be Careful in giving their Orde in future to ask for " TAUPIRI COAL." FKANZ SCHKRFF. Secretar). Auckland. May 26.1881. Tenders. WANTED, Tenders for Painting \ Ring's House, next to Dr. Moore Symonds-strect. Particulars on application. Gecgge Clayton. m O B U I L DERI Tenders will be received until noon of FF DAY. the 18th instant, for the Erection of Vil )e Residence, Ponsonby. Plans, &c, at my office, Vulcan Lane. th W. H. SKINNER, Architect mo BUILDERS ~ Tenders will be received up to Noon TUESDAY, the 15th inst., for Alterations — a.nd l"itting-up Premises in custonis-?trcet I in the New Zealand Sugar Company. _. Plans and apeci tlcations at our Oflices. Quei street. MAHONKY AND SON, or Architect 118 " continued on first P<uce



Educational. ||g ~o T\/TRS PALMER'S Boarding and DajM ItL School, Carlton Bond. Tho Thiixßß (Quarter will coninicncc July 7th. _JBft L~XDT¥B' SEMINARY. 00LLK5JM ROAD.-Miss Vailo will resume duties onSB WEDNESDAY, 9th instant Advanced an<M| Elementary Classo3 for English, French, Ge£lß man, Drawing. Painting, &c. Miss Vaile is ii<—| home from 2 o'clock till i o'clock p.m. wuk c Lost and Voiuuti B§£ LOST, on Saturday afternoon, betwcer^H Quucn and I'rinccs-stroets, Jet Broodh^H with head in rdief; Under rewarded.—Apply^H Stab Office, __H| LOST, between Newton and Govermnent^M House, a Lady's Silver Watch, Lockefc^H l liain, and I'encil with Frost engraved or. itJM 3 Finder rewardod.- Apply Star Office. _JB OST, part of a Gold Sleevo-link, rouniflfl shape, with Pearl in tho middle.—ThcM finder will receive a reward by leaving it at ■ "*(■ Star Office, or at Melbourne House, Ponsojinyj^M r T OST. in Queen-street, this morning.^ LJ a Puree, containing three JSt notes andfg small change.—Finder rewarded on vctumingHß to Star Office. _ H LOST, to-day, somewhere in Quoen-St.'. aBH sum of Money, in gold.—Finder will b IS rewarded by leaving same at the Stab Office. Ml LOST, Last Night, between Queen andW Wakeflcld-streets. a Puree containing^B loney.—Fiader rewarded on leaving same atM • Star Ufflcc. ■; ___H| LOST, a Gold Oval Enamelled Brooch, Hi onyx stone; portrait of a Iddy in back.—H : 'inder will bo rewarded by applying to G. 1..H Hill & Co., Painters, &c, Queen-street; or to J.M C. Robinson, Jervois Road, Ponsonby. LOST OR STOLEN, from Avondalo," aH light Strawberry Cow in full milk, sNort« horns, branded CX.-£1 reward given on return^ ! to David Carr; or £5 to iwiyone who suw heiH driven off and is able to trace her. Sm FOUND, a Grey Mare with whjfe on! forehead. If not cMmed within 7 daysHß from thia date will be sold to pay expenses.—™ Apply at this office. Ml I/'OUNI), a Grey Horse in Shortland-M V street, on the 7th of July.—Apply to Mi'H . Burke, Shortland-street. MM FOUND, Handkerchief containing Pen-H sior, Paper.}, addressed Gourlay.—OwnerMJ can have them on application at Stab Office. aicctings. I ' PROVINCIAO GRAI4D LODGE, ■ L NORTH ISLAND r»- NEW ZEALAND, H • SCOTTISH rONSHTUTION.-The Quarterly M • Communication of abovo LodKC will bo held m ■■ - the FreomasonB1 Hall TO-MORROW fWednes- ■ : day) KVENING, July 9,at ap'clock. All Master M| ; J aßona 'slaTOR.' P.O. Secretary. ■ ' TTNION LODGE OF MARK MASTER ■ J MASONS. No. 154, E.C.-The Rogular Wt Monthly Communication will be held in tho ■■ . Lodge-room, Freemasons' Hall. THIS (Tues- H • day) EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock precuely. M i Visiting Mark Brethren are Invited to attend. Uj My command of the W^ w Se^ . DAKNELL ELECTION, A Meeting of tho Supporters of Mr S. THOKNK GEORBE will be held at tho Oddfellows' Hall, Parnell. on SATUR UAY EVKNIXGinext, at 7.30 o'clock. XT! AR L V OLO S I N G.— U DRAPERS, GROCEBS. and all who are interested in the shortening of the hours pi labour on Saturday nights, are requested to attend aMccting- to, bo heldintho yoUN&MEN s Rooms IWclk'Kley-sti'cut. entrance), TO-MOR KOVV (Wednesday) KVKNMNa, July 8, at half past7. Business important, i~ 0 S.—The Usual Monthly Meeting of J\ • banctunry City of, Auckland, No. 3,978, will beheld in the Alexandra street Schoolroom at 8 o'clock TO-MORROW (Wednesday) EVENING, July flth. Candidates from Courts to be in attendance at 8.30. By order.—ll. r. Gaiik.ut, Sec. K--.1 T~ HE usual Wednesday evening Freo Lecture in tho Kdon Hall willbo delivered by Mr Munro TO-MORROW, at 7.30. Subject, •'Solomon," an answer to Mr Hcid's pamphlet. A MEETING of Truo Blue Football _rfL Club will bo held in Prince of Wales Hotel TO-MORROW NIGHT, 7.30 o'clock. BUSINESS MEN'S NOON PRAYER MEETING.—The Reading-room in tho •■ Sailor's Rest," 25. Queen-street, will bo open on Wednesday, July flth, from 12.30 till 1.30, for that purpose. />TrA¥TON ROAD BAND OF HOPE. \jc ' ■ Tho Monthly Meeting will lie held in the Wesleyan School-room on THURSDAY NKXT. commencing at 7.30 p.m. An Address will bo given by MR. J. KNOTT, and Reeiiations, Dialoguw, &c, by Members and Friends. K . MKARS, Secretary. TVTEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER -I^l CANTILK AGENCY CO. (LTD.) Notico ia hereby given that the Annual Local Meeting of the New ■fcaland Loan and Mercan tile Agency Company (Limited) will be liold at tho Offices of the Company,.at Aucklasd, on THURSDAY, the 21th day o£ July, 1884. at FREDK. HATTLEY, Secretary. Auckland, Juno 21,1881. « TX7HANGAREI LOYAL m&l& T V ORANGE IX)DGE, #(I?W*L The SEItVICE of the ANNI \H)/rSrSIvKR- c>ARY commemorated by '£\ ( S& a iL;thiß Institution will, by the kind -"•iJ^JSpfl iH-rmisßion of the Roy. L. Cubibt. w!Bt*^ Im< held in Christ Church. Whan (Tarei, on SUNDAY EVENING. July 18.; fTJie Sermon -will be preached by the Rer. J. 11. Howkis, M.A. B. 0. OARB.] N. D. TONKB TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. APPLES! APPLES! APPLES! , ,>t ■ ■■ i • rj" Ex Ringarooma, from Hobart. X TONKS &CO. ■\TTILL SELL, to-riiorrow (Wednesday), ';VV! .' "J at 11 o'clock, , ■:, i . ,-i 200 CASE 3 APPLES, in ftratclass condition. W. S. eOOHEANE] : [JAS. IJACRE T O-M O R ROW,: , '' At 2" o'clock p. m. i > HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.'F' THE Subscribers have received instruc tions to sell at the residence of' Mr H. mith, Upper Pitt-street (near Gnrbb's Baths), To-morrow (Wednesday), at two o'clock, Under Warrant khom R.M. Court, > HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND t EFFECTS, BOOKS. : :. •: t rilro SAMUEL COCHRANE &.SON, ■:' j '..,'. Auctioneers. • w. s. cocukane] [JAS, b iobk TO-MORROW.. '■:';':•'"■' '' HALF-TESTER IRON BEDSTEADS, I HAIR MATTRASSES, DINING TABLES, , COMMODES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. i nnHE Subscribers will sell by auction, at r X their' rooms, Queen-street, To-morrow (Wednesday), at eleven o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consisting of— Couches, Round Tablra, Half-Tester Iron Bed stead, Wood Bedsteads, Mattra9»es,'Pal liasao6, Waahstands and Ware, Mirrors, ' r Pictures. Chairs, Oilcloth, Meatsafes, Crockery, GlaKHwaro, Kitchen Utensils, 'l Punm and Piping, &C, Ac. &C. , , ; , ,d SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, . Aactioneers. . j THURSDAY, 11 o'clock a.m. 5 FRUIT!. FPvUIT* Ex s.s. Ringarooma, from Hobart. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, at Arthur's Mart, Queen-street, on Thars day, at 11 o'clock a.m,, Apples — French Crabs, Stunners, Pip pins, Scarlet Psar to A-13UCASES FRUIT mains. Stone Pippins, Crows' Eggs, Winter id Ribßtones. Pearson's C—W CASES FRUIT Plates, Russeft, Now re York Pippins. Peaks — Brown rs A chan. A Welt-assorted Lot of Lollies. THURSDAY, JULY 10. 150 CASES DATES = 40 CASES OYSTERS 20 CASES LIMEJUIOE 30 CASES ELEME RAISINS fr 20 CASES SULTANAS "• 20 CASES SWISS MILK 135 PACKAGES CARRIAGE CAN - DLES, CANARY AND HEMP s- SEED.EPSOM SALTS. TAPERS, , T . TWINE, WRAPPING PAPERS, la ' BAIIDINES, BRUSHWAREJ CHOCOLATE, ~&c, &.C., <fee. ■ ' E. &. A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to Sell by Auction at their Stores, Queen-street, on Thursday noxt, July 10, at II o'clock. 415 PACKAGES OF THE ABOVE. B. <fc A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers, Continued on Fourth Page. Jjj