curso to any community. All monopolies ehould belong to the city—waterworks, gasworks, harbours, docks, tramways, pub -80-houses, &c, and particularly those which relate and are conducive to thß health, wealth, cleanliness, comfort, apid conveniences of the people. The governing power ought in all such cases be vested in tho one authority of tho city— elected by the people ; then the excess of revenue over expenditure would go towards alleviating the burden of local taxation. I know a town where this rulo is acted upon ; gas costs costs 2s Gd per thousand, water is laid to every house, every street is well paved and kept in thorough repair, al though tho traffic is heavy, and yet ■the local rates are under Is 3d in the £. I write of ono authority, because'it is cloar to me, as I think it must bo patent to all who observo that the presont representa tion, or rather misrepresentation, is pro ducing practical evils which for the good of • the city it is urgently necessary to coireet. Let the divided authorities unite and com bine ; " let them perform a lustrum," and then they will soon discover how to lighten the burden of a city now over-weighted by local taxes. If the tramway were con «truetcd and carried over or through lands owned by and fenced oft' by tho Company, then 1 should consider it unwise to attempt to purchase it; but when it is (as it is) laid through the most thronged streets in tho city, that's quite another thing. When this »tate of things exists it often leads to results which are neither conducive to the comfort or safety of the people. Having been but a few months in tho oolony, I know nothing whatever of the promoters of tho tramway, gas or water companies;; but this I know, that at Home wherever vested interest! such as I refer to have been al lowed to grow up, however beneficial they may have been in their early years, in after time they have become grinding monopolies, -which the publio have been glad to purchase <it almost any pi ice the owners were cheeky enough to ask. Ido not think that New Zealand will prove an exception. It ts be cause I am a foe to all monopolies that thus I write, advising the oitizons of Auckland to become owners of the tramway if they can, for in the future when it has developed And become "a necessary," i*will then have become necessary for tho city t>> |nirri.iwe «t, and possibly at the Tramway ('-Mp"....'* prioo. — I am, deaf ' sir, youra truly, O.BBERVEB. ! '

Dressmaker's Case.

To tho Editor.

Sir,—Tho decision arrived at by ibfi, Taka puna Jockey Club re tho glaring scandal of Dressmaker's running at.tlialats meeting will, I am Buro, give rifle to general diss<»ti» faction with the racing publio.. What punishment is there in a 12 months' dis qualification ? Simply nothing, for it will do the mare good. I would ask tho if, when arriving at their decision, they had for precedents tho case of Falcon, Peeress, Mata, and Bob Ray? If thoy had, Dress maker would now be relegated to her proper place viz., disqualification for, life. ,Tho public ought, f think, in somo manner manifest their disapproval of such conduct, and also the decision of tho stewards.—l am, &c., Sport.

SPORTING NEWS.

The Epsom Derby,

[reujkr's tbleorams.]

London, May 28. Tub owners of St. Gatien and Harvester, whoi ran a dead heat for first place in tlio Derby, hare agreed to divido tho stakes.

■ A meeting of the PakHranga Hunt Club was hold thia'afternoon in Mr Perelval's office for the purpose of transacting private business and electing officers.

THE SOUDAN REBELLION.

IBY CABLE.-COPY RIGHT.]

{REUTKn'S TELEGRAMS. 1

Another Prophet in the Soudan.—Fighting la Darfur.

■ Cairo, May 28. Stat*mkntß have reached here to the effect that a new Mahdi has a'ppe&red in the Sarfur country. He has, it is said, secured the allegiance of aovcral tribes, ana l.a» fought a. pitched battle with the followers of M*»rt«»«i Achmet, the reputed Mahdi, in fh*»h U* latter was defeated with heavy loss

London, May 29." Egyptian Troops for the Soudan. Tho "Pall Mall Gazette" reasserts that Turkey has agreed to send 15,000 troops to Upper Bgypt and the Soudan.

TELEGRAMS.

[PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Ns\r Plymouth, this day. -Mr Kelly ad^ dressed his constituents on Wednesday evening, when a vote of confidence was car ried.

Serious Blasting Accident.

WMiUNQSOW, this day.—A seriouß aoci dent ooourred on the Wellington-Maua wata Railway Works at Paramatta thia morning. A blast had been prepared, and not going off, Richard Dumpey and Robert Jenkins went to examine it, when it sud denly exploded. Both men were seriously burnt, and were removed to tho Hospital.

DOhbdin, this day.—Mr. Macdonald ad dreawd his constituents abMilton last night and received a vote of confidence.

ORATORIO SERVICE.

Tie "Elijah" nt St. Sepulchre's.

An oratorio service consisting of the second part ol Mendelssohn's ".Elijah " was given. last evening in St. Sepulchre's Church be fore a crowded congregation by the church ohotr, strongly reinforced by vocalists and instrnmentalista belonging to the Choral Society. The combined performing forces numbered about 70 voices and 20 in etwments. Mr V. E. Rice was the organist, and Herr Carl Schmitt con ducted The Yen. Archdeacon Dudley, in the 'course of a short introduotory ad dress, explained that the service was some what in the nature of an experiment but one which the vestry considered worthy of extension, while the incidental object was the raising of funds for the procural of a new oreaa. He expressed the hope that tie other parishes would follow the example of St. Sepulchre's people in providing them selves with nobler buildings and still moie effectual appliances for the" worship of their common God and Father. When that time arrived St. Sepulchres parishioners might be permitted to Eta them as they themsslves were now-being helped. The oratorio ser vice was then commenced, and wrth the exception of an interval for the offertory most successful wire MiasMaunselUnd Mr HoTe. The lady was. in capital voice, and 'sang with great taste and deep; feeling. Mr Holt was particularly Sood !? ie. clta? v. e ;; £a phrasing and modulation of voice being bofcfi skilful and artistic, while due atten tion was paid to the varying expression of the lines. MUs K. GUfillan deserves great credit for undertaking, at an hour s notice, the place of Miss Bleazard, who was pre. vented by cold from fulfiling her engage ment. Her share of the singing was very effectively performed indeed. Miss Gorbett She fcJautiful a'r, " O, Rest in the Lord' feelingly enough, but the rendering lacked animation, ifr B. Harker took the tenor recitatives and airs, and did full justice to them', while Mr G. Harker sang the air 'It is Enough" with- much acceptance. The trio and quartettes were well executed, and although in one or two of the choruses there was evidence of insufficient preparation, the general effect was decidedly good. The instrumentation was admirable, one notable improvement in connection with it being that it was far less assertive than usual. T<r sam up, this tentative oratorio service must be pronounced a great and legitimate suc cess, and as such those who initiated the pwject share equally the credit with whaao satisfactorily (mmedit.lrtrpngl*. O« is to be hoped that the idea; will be popu larised, so'that more frwjuent performance* of high-class music may 7 ensue. The otter tory ljigt night yielded between £80 and £60,

MEETING OF H. A. H. HIT CHENS'S CREDITORS.

Composition of 7s 6d Offered.

Tiik adjourned meeting of tho creditors of 11. A. 11. Kitchens, compoundev of pro prietary medicines, was held at noonto-day, tho Official Assignee presiding. Messrs Brassey and Grcenway (the debtor's solioi tors) were amongst those present. Tho following amended statement of assets and liabilities' was submitted by the bankrupt:—Liabilities: Unsecured credi tor?!, L 944 9s ; secured creditors, L 1,284 ; loss estimated value of securi ties L1.49S 14s Gd, surplus, to contra L 214 _14s Gd. Total L 2.228 9s. Assets:—Stock in-trade consisting of liquorice root, sarsap arilla, etc , material for making ointments, and largo quantity of medicine bottles, LI 00 ; L 379 16s Gd of book debts, estimated to produce L 300; ensh in bank, 6s 4d; furniture, L2ll 4s Cd; property, LI ,022: surplus from securities in hands of secured creditors, L 214 14s 6d : total £1,848 5s 4d ; deficiency, L3BO Us Bd. The value of the property had been reduced through the amounts of the life insurance policies being replaced by their surrender values. Tho Official Assignee produced a letter from Mr David Robbie, of Levuka, an nouncing the arrival of a shipment of Blood Restorer per s.s. Penguin, and staling that it had been detained at the Customs pending tho payment of 15s per pound weight duty as tho authorities considered opium to bo one of the ingredients of the specific. Mr Kitchens positively denied that there was any opium in it. It was preposterous to think that ho used opium in it and only charged 5s por bottle forthe mixture. Mr Hnghes questioned tho debtor upon various Items in tho accounts, in answer to which the latter said that he had taken all possible steps to ascertain his full liabilities'; there were no claims for advertising in tho South. Thero was obout £150 charged for advertising, and it was all included in his statement. The £100 owing to tho News Agency represented tho amonnts due to Southern papers. Mr Brassey to Mr Hughes : Tho socurity L ;i7en to Winter and Lanigan would not cover the full indebtedness to them. They would lose at least'LHfi; probably more. The total'amount upon which a dividond would be paid wns 1i1.390 Ids. After some furtherdiscusaion, Mr Brassoy pointed out that if tho estato were realised upon at present, it would probably not yield moro than LSOO, so that if the liabili ties were j,ut down at a total of L 1,310 there would not be moro than 7s Cd in the LI. The debtor was therefore prepared to offer a compose tionflf 7s fid in the L payable at(J and 12 months^ at the same time making an assignment as .collateral security for tho payment, and taking over the property at a valuation besides assisting in realising the book debts.

A paMsge-at-arms ensued between Mossrs Hughes and Qreenway as to Nathan's bill of sale,- the latter asserting that as Mr Hughes made it, he very well knew it was not worth1 the paper it was written on. Mr Hughes admitted that tho stock men tioned in It &s worth L2OO might not be worth mose than iyivi

A desultory discussion ensued as to tho probabilities of L. D. Nathan A Cot. abandon ing their bill of sale, and tho advisability of realising at once or of accepting tho com position. Tho feeling was strongly in favour of ac cepting the composition and giving the debtor another chanoa, several of the credi tors expressing the utmost confidence in" his honour and integrity. It was censjdered, however, that shorter terms of payment should be arranged. Tho debtor's soli/utors thereupon offered to make tho payjneniU at 4, 8, and 12 months, which proposition met wjth almost unanimous foyour.

It was, however, resolved to submit it for MuHsra L. 1). Nathan's approval boforo ultimately accepting it. Tlio meeting was thereupon adjourned lot this purpose till Tuesday next at 12, Mr Hitchons'S Further (SJntpmont. Tho debtor has submitted to tho Official Assigneo n written stoteroent in nnswor to that of Messrs L. D. Nathan, which appeared in tho Stak on the 15th instant. It denied in tho first place their assertion that from tho end of 1579 till May 1881 they had only been soiling small quantities of Blood Restorer, and. in disproof of it. pointed to the fanr that, during the tinje stated ;w less than 84 cases of the specific wore sold to tfjfiffj by Mr Kitchens himself, quite irrespective of the sales made to them by Kempi.horne, Prosser & Co. He ajso denied that previous to tho fire be had entered into any agree ment with L. D. Nathan & Co., constituting them his sole agents for tho sale of tho " Restorer." The fire tpok place on May 15, ISBI, and tho agreement referred to :y»s not executed until July, 1881. That agree ment was never carried out by L. I). Nathan & Co,-according to its true intent and moaning. For instance, they undor took to bear ail advertising charge, and to use the,ir best endeavours and moans to push the sale of the " Restorer," and yet for the first twelve months they did no advertising whatever. . After the ■ fire he' placed book debts to the amount of £300 in the hands of L.D.N. & Co. for collection on tho following terms : 1 L.D.N. & Co to receive a profit of 25s por case, and on every case, sojd by him previously at £3 per ease, or at the rate of 120 per cent. The drugs referred to by L.D.N. & Co. were not impjrted until six months after the signing of the .agreement, I the debtor having in the meantime to pur chase drugs from Keinpthorne, Prossey, & Co. The bottler were not imported until 12 months afterwards, if the Blood Restorer accumulated upon L.D.N. & Co.'s hands, it was Decausethey failed to carry out their agreement to send 100 cases home as they agreed to do, and'further, because they neglected to open up agencies in New Zea land, Australia, and elsewhere, as agreed • upon, besides failing to advortise it and pu3h its sale. If Messrs Hoffnlng wero , appointed agents for Australia, the debtor wanted to know why cablegram? and orders from Sydney and Melbourne should OQtne direct to him, ( Other Australians had told • him recently that they had never heard of the Restorer. Before leaving for tho South for L. D. N.'and Co,, ho left in their hands between 500 and COO cases of medicine, and whilo in the South he sold between 400 aiid 500 cases for L. D. W, ami Co. In tho face qf theao sales it was absurd for them "to Bay that they made a loss, more especially as they wanted him to go to Sydney to open agencies there. During the currency of'the agreement, L.D.N. and Co,, as his sole agents, sold 798 cases of Blood Restorer medicine, and 620 cases of Blood Restorer oordialised, and derived a large profit therefrom. Their deter mined and pgrsisfent efforts to make him sign a. fresh agreempnt saddling him with great expense, and a|lowing them 20 per cent, on all sales as well as 10 per cent, on hh current accounts, while he bore the advertising expenses which amounted -to £o.per cpnt., showed how satisfied they were with their profits,

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

A meeting of this Board was held this afternoon. Present: —Messrs Hobbs (Chair man), Carr, Luke, O.oldio, and Moat. ' Chairman's Bpj'ojiT.^-This report was brought up and laid upon tho table. The report referred to arrangements which had been made, respecting toacherß, extra accommodation to school at Aratapu, cheques signed at last meeting, and other minor matters.

Cambridge.-^-SiSVerol applicatiens were' received for the post of assistant master at the Cambridge District High School, and left over for the Inspector to report upon. Applications.— Anftpplipationforfencing at the Grafton Road School was granted j also eevoral small wants at Helensville, .Huntley, aijd other districts. —The Tararu Committee asked that tho services of the' musio teacher might be dispensed with on economical . grpunds ; the Committee stating that they had no fault with the singing master, nor were they opposed to tinging. The matter was loft to the decision of the committee. A communi cation was received from faterangi to the effect that as they could not pay 20s for hunting the school bell, they would send it to the Board, who might find a usa for it, unlefs the Board were inclined to grant that num. The remainder of the business con sisted of the appointment^ teachers, appli. cations from employment, and passing the accounts, • .

The annual meeting of the MoanataiarJ G. M. Co., which was to have been held at noon to-day, lapsed for want of a quorum, One of the French Literary Society's periodical and highly agreeable concerts takes place to morrow evening, in the Y.&.C.A. Rooms, ond promisor to well Bustalri'' the" reputation already gained 'By the ".£ ooiety. Th,e .'pro. graß(ime: /fiaj' teen Is'supd and is, of a highly attractive character, It contains the names 6f a large number of leading amateurs, and the arrangement of tho items does credit to Mr "Villeval'staste and judg : inent. J ''' :''•"■" '

WELLINGTON NEWS.

The Trunk Railway Route,—A Ridicu lous Canard.

[by TELEfiRArn

—OWN COMIBSPON DENT. ]

WuiiLisiiTON, this day. Thk statement in yestorday's Auckland " Herald " that Government has positively resolved to recommend the central route for thoj North Island trunk railway created considerable amusement here. Tho same statement also, I believe, appeared in the Otago "Times" and Christchurch '•' Press." I have authority for stating that it is a ridiculous canard. Honourable Mr Mitchelson only commenced to write his report on the central and western routes this morning, and as this will occupy him several days, tho matter will not come before the Cabinet for decision till Tuesday or Wednesday next. Until Minis ters havo that report before them they cer tainly will not come to nny decision. Inm authorised to state that as soon as tho House decides on tho Hne, Mr Mitcholaon will be prepared to let contracts at both ends, irrespective cf which route i." choson. Working plans for any of the routes are not yet complete, but as Government purposo lotting tho line in ton-mile sections, the first contracts will be ready for letting a month after the decision of tho House. Mr Mitchelson will report tho eastern or Napior route quite out of the qucstian, Thero was a meeting of tho Cabinet last evening, at which some desultory conversa tion re railways took place, but Major Atkinson stated that nothing could bo done till Mr Mitchelson's report was to hand. Mr PllMott'H Resignation. , It is rumoured that Mr Pilliott, mombor for Stanmoro, has forwarded his resignation to the Speaker. Nothing is known about it in official circles here. The. Press and Parliament. There will be heavy motal in tho Pross Gallery thU session. Mr Twopenny, editor of tho " Otago Daily Times," and Mr Louglman, editor of tho " Lyttolton Times," will represent their rospectivo' journals. Grant to Mrs MulhoUand, At last night's Cabinet sitting, it was dooided to recommend the granting of a gratuity of £240 to the widow of tho lato Jamou MulhoUand, clerk of the Stamp Office at Auckland. , Tho Hlnomoa'a Run Down, The Hinompa reached hero yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock, after a rough pas sage. The run from Munukau to Cape Egrooiit occupied 17 hours (the longest on record), but Captain Fairphjld made good timo from there {o Wellington. On arriving at the wharf horo Ijis Excellency was ro ceived by all the members of tho Govern ment.

(IIV IELEOKAI'H. —I'KKSS ASSOCIATION.)

WeWNcton, this day.'f Tho Hlnomoa's Return to Auckland' The Hineraoa returns to Manukau thin afternoon, aiid it is expected she will bring Sir Maurice O'Rorke to Wellington. Ths AShburton Election. Tho writ for Asbburton seat will not bo issued until tho mooting of Parliament.

A SENSATION EXPLODED.

How Scandalous Kumoijra arc Circulated.

Rki'Okts hayo been current iv town yestor day&fternqon and today to tho ctt'oct that a nuinbor of skeletons had boon found by tho workmen engaged in excavating on the sito ,of tho proposed now nsvp of 'St. {'^trick's Cathedral. - Covert in sinuations of sitspicuoua oircoms'tari.Ces were coupled with tho rumours to such a degree o» to give them a sonsationul complexion. Pnp of our reporters investigated tho inattor to-day, with tho result that the supposed skplotpn discoyery proved to bo a mare's nest. The explanation made to us is simplo and conclusive, and is as follows j—ln the old days of thirty-five or forty years ago, tl»o nuns dwelt in th 6 buildings surrounding the Chathedral in Wyndham-atreet. By per mls«ion of tho Government, thoy ljad a [jilrutu nemotory Jn Oieno uimunis, and when one of tho staters died nl)'i whs interred in tho enclosure, tho graves bsir.ff n]l marked. Some twenty years ago tho (Jonvtsnr at St. Mary's was built, and the nuns have since resided t)){jro, and, In (he evont of tho death of any, tho interment hao t/ikon place within the precincts of the private cemetery at Mary's Convent. When it "was proposed to construct {■Jfp new nave of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the relatives oi soniH of tho sisters who had boon' interred there tbquos'pd that the remains might be removed -to St. Mai>jr'g, ijs tlio navo would cover the site of the cemetery. Father Walter Macdonald promised to do what ho could to havo their wishes carried into effect, and consulted Mr J. A. Tole on the subject. Mr Tole gave it as his opinion that there was nothing jn Jaw to prevent the-disinterment, but Father WoHe/ wpo yery anxious that thero should bo no irregularity. Tho Cfllo nial Secretary was written to nearly a year ago, and he promised to grunt the necessary permission upon the names of the deoeaped nuns being supplied. Theao, numbering nine in all, wero supplied, and a declaration was dnly made before the then Mayor of Auckland (Mr J. M. Clark), and Judge Rogan, who is also a Justice of tho Peace. Consent to tho disinterment was thon forwarded. When the excavations were about to bo commenced tho remains wero taken up and placed jn a large coffin, removed to St, Mary's, at Ponsanby, and re-interred thero last Saturday, Every? thing was done in a proper and legal man ner, so' that there was nothing to justify tho reports wbiph appear to have been calculated. Somo ot the cor respondence with tho Government on the subject is now. in tho possession of Mr Tole.

Ourjcb ov D«fNj£|NQ.—''A.young friend-pi mine Waecured of an insatiable tlilrttfar liquor, that hud bo pfoßtracod his system fchat he waa imablo to do auy business. Ho was entirely cured hy the use o£ Hop Bitters. It allayed all that burning thirst, took away the apuotite for liquor, made Mb nerves steady, and lie has re mained a sobor and steady man {Qr more thus two yt)(ira, 4nd has no desire tq return to h|s enps,"—From, a leading B,R, Offlolal, Road,

It la quite probable that Mr J. A- Tole will address his constituent's bdforo his dpparturo for Wellington, but ho has npfi •definitely mode up his mind on tho subject. If he should do. so, hqwever, due notice of his intention will be given. Tho following tenders for stables at Bllerslie were opened torday by Mr Skinner, architect:—Smith and Kowo, L 535 j Penk and Allan, L 525; Cole : brook, L 500; Clayton, L49S"; Wrig ley and Handcock, L 497 ; Sakey, L 495 ; JUiodes, L 453: Mathiespn and Pollard, L44J 10s ; Smith, L 433 j Todd, L 390 ; McApulty and Lockhart, L 385; Wooler, L 374 18s; Crechmar nn4 Small, L 356 ; Kowiand (in formal ), L 329 lips.

The Bad and Worthless.

are nevor imitated or counterfeited, This iB especially true of a family medicine, and it is positive proof that the remedy imitated Is of tho highest valijo. As soon as if had been toßtod and proved bjr tbp whole wprld U)at Jiop Bittors was the purest, best, and most valuable family medicine on earth, many imitations sprung up. and began to steal thenotipes in which the PreßS and the people of the country had expressed tho merits pf H. 8., and in every way trying to induce suffering invalids to übb thoir Btuff instead, ejepeoting to mako money on the credit and good name of H. B. Many ptharg started nostrums put up it) similar style to H. 8., with variously devised names, in which the word " Hop or "Hops" were used in a way to induce people to believe they were the same as Hop Bitters. All such pretended remedies or cuseb, no mat tor. what their style pr name is. and' especially those with the word "Hop' or " Hop 3 " in tfieir name, or in any way connooted with them or their name, are imitations or counterfeits. Beware of them. Touch none of them. Use nothing but Rcnuine American Hop Bitters, with a bunch or cluster of greon Hops on the white :label t and Jlv- Soule's name blown itt tho Blass, Trust nothing elso. Druggists and Chemists are warned against dealing in imitations or counterfeits.

THE AUCKLAND'- EVENING STAR, FRIDAY*, MAY bO/ 188*^~r™



f" Raw's General and frqyisipn, States are brought under y ( our notice as mipplj- IMihe beatdualityofgrocerysand prpvlsfons at wholoaaio prices. Your ordors cajlrfd .for SnddXeHrf.-Address Row'e. Victoria-street. -JADVT.I -;- : ' -'" ; ■'■"""< I



A UCKLANE HARBOUE BOARD. TENDERS FOB TIMBER WORlf ,""hOBSON= STREET WHARF, Harbour Board Office, ' Auckland, 39th May, JflSi. Tenders will l»° received at this offloo until TUESDAY, thp 10th day of Juno, 1881, at poem, for Timber Wovk in connection with vhe oxtenj sion of Hobson.street Wharf, in terras af plans i ani specifloations to bo bobh at the Kr.gineer's- The'lowest or any tender not necossirily ao^ Tenders to be endorsed "Tender for Timber Work, Hobßon-Btreet Wharf." .'* •■ ■, V ' GRAVES AICKIN, Chairman. '



Wanted. WANTED, a Boy, to make himself generally useful—Apply J. Williams, Tailor, Viotoria-street. WANTED, n Youth as Groom.—Apply to Dr. Wine, Symonds-street. ANTED, a l'lumbor; aleo, a Boy.— Apply Ramlell and Annns, Newmarket. ANTED, a second Cook, — Anply sharp. H. Bennett, Clarendon Hotel. . WANTED, ii Captain to take down-a • schooner to Samoa.—For all particulars apply to Captain 11. F." Anderson, 10, Queon-st. ANTED, a Painter to paint, paper, an Hcrim a 4-roomed CottaKO (new).—l\ a. Jaokapn, lih Avenue, KingalandW—to.- -' WANTED, Situation by a married man, able to do ull kinds of work on a farm ; Wife a Rood ('ook and Dairywoman.—Apply at Mrs Henry's Ilej;i3try Olllcc. : ANTED, a respectable General Ser vant.-Apply Close Broa. W~ ANTED, by a Young Lady, Situation ua Dressmaker in ii privato houße.— Apply "Y.Z.." Htah Ollice. ■ ANTED, a Respectable Girl.—Apply Qucen'a Hotel. lvaranKahape lioad. ANTED, Solo Uso of a I'ostolhce Box tor two months. — Stuto terms, to J. 1 'uIaon.STAH Offlce, ■ W'~" ANTKD-When you aro in Hobaon- Btroel call and Doe the hu-Ke and f.lioico stork of lloat'iel Tweeds just opened for tho coming auaaoii at Mimru and Milhgan's. WANTED, 1,000 WutelieH and Clocks •to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutsford'*, Watchmaker, Victoria - stroet (next Union Bank). Charges moderate: all work warranted for 12 months. ANTED, a substantial Houso of four t roomaand garden ut moderate rent, 20 minutes' walk from Qucou-street. — Address "Hood Tenant," h'i'AK Ollloe. WANTED, 7 or 8-roomed' House (Furnished), or 2 Bedrooms and Sit ting-room, with or without board: private family proforred.-^-Terjns. &)., U.F.,... Stah, Olllco. '*" • * ''•> *'■■ XnTED, Young Men and Maidens'to Soo tho Beautiful Lady chained too rock,at Meara's,-next Savings Bank. WANTED, two lospootablo young Men aa Boarders. Terms moderate-Apply Mrs Impoy. third houso f?oni CJiora) Hall, Graf ton Road. I .' : |' I '; ' WANTED, tho Public to Inspect the Painting of tho Forocioua Soa Monator at Mears'B, next Savings Hank. «.■,■■■ ■■■, .* ANTED, tho Salo at Randersvyl.Mte-' Albert, to be romombercd by buyers. Special Frco 'Bus 11,15 a.m.. Saturday. ANTED, Poultry Fanciers tooallahd H(!e tho Splcndiil Assortment of Fowls at J. Walker's. City Mankct. - ;■'} ANTED, Fowl-fanciers and all want- Ing iiulot Cattle or Horsiss to attend Auction Salo at MountAlbort, Saturday,' 'Buses 10, 11, and tl.lSnjii. jjaltur fr«» to buyuru. \%T ANTED,- all to. Konfl "Hardd'imos TT- and I.uij.d Monopoly.(' an appeal to ihe Electors ou the 'burning ciutjation of tho day. Published by N. G. Lonnox, Auckland, and sold by iiri-Bool<Bollor_ I'rice, Una ahilllng. _ VSTANTEI) TO PURCHASE, a Small W Gail Kukliio caiiablp of wqrking a aini«a>,'o machine.—Stuto loweat price to Gua KiHllno," l!ox 102, Post/olllco. _ AATANTED TO PURCHASE, n Small V> Hoiirio wltli !rofi4 law allotment, front ing' Ureut North.—Addjea, »'Jnno," Stau olllcc. \VrANTKi) TO RENT or PURCHASE, VV a(i or 7-roomod Housor In Vlucont, Hob son or NoUon-street.—Addrcafl. stallui; particu lars', to "J.M.5.," Newton I'ost-oUlce. W"TANTBD TO -.SELL,= two Grocery. llußlncases (city), In.gonigsmall; Wood and Coal Yard (suburbs) i Milk Walk, 9.00W8 (Oni'hangu).—Wooding and Co., Agents, High street. __, W~ ANTfili TO SELL, a Splendid Cock Thriißl). Canaries. Goldllnchos, Larks. Jo^ya; I'urrdts^Cbfilaitooe.^c-Apnly" to J, \V[anicr, t'lty Market ' WANTED TO SELL (chbap), a 'superior. block of Furnituro and Bedding, at the, Furnituro Warehouao, foot of ,Greystreut'(opi>o aite Thorno's Umlirolla Shop), ■-■ _. .:■ ' \tTANTED KNOWN, that A. E.. Vy Bpoiui'o,'B Qulnoa TroitsotH aro Not to bo Kow-lo'a.^fe (jueon-atfitot. TtfA<NT_D SEEN,, tho splendid nsnort- VV mont of Booth und Sliocw row On Viow In my WlnffdW.— lV Ilurlo, Auckland Boot Km linriii»), VicUiriu-struot. ' • " ANWI) KNOWN—At the (Ueoring Halo now gbtiii; on At OoOji.bog anil < 'o.'g, we; aro almoat kivliik away Rrmnan'tß of OaJIf;O. Flannels Tweeds, and Dress Matrtrlals.-Samuel CmiinbCfl tßil Co,. Canada Buildings, (Jueen-Bt. WANTED, the Ladlos to Know wo have Just Opomid our tylnwv Mllll nory,—Sainuol Coombes and Co., Canada Build- In^, Q.)!^cii-3tr,cct. ' . XT^ANTKO KNOWN, — Firo ! i'iro t Vt Fire!—Bo tv time anil sco tho Furiilturo. only •lighilv dainagod by Uro in Yiotprin-Btrcot, at JJamnifr'^ Larito Furnishing Shop. Hohaou-at. \\fANTED kNOWN —Wo have tho » V laiftoet and cheapest Stock In Now iSoa- Uiul at ManW Mnrlflni«»ln_. «omHol.Oooinbcß and Co.. Canada IlulliUngn, WAKT-D KNOWN, that 8, Walker ha.f Bfill Ipft ppe or two fionvo|)lent Cot-.. tnKcs for Sain ch«an.—Apply (il oppo, RubaeUf street. Groat North Road. Naind on doof. ANTED KNOWN-000 Umbrellas at 1h 3d, worth '.'.l Gd.—Samuol Coombes and tic. *■ ' ■ . .... - ANTED KNOWN,' "that A". E. Sponco'a Four Guinea Suits aro Unsur pqgeed,—l"B. Quoon-atreot- TffAirrED^^NmVN - 350 ladies' VV Sklrta at 2s lld,.,wOrth 5s ftl.-Samuel Cdo|iibes and Co. ■ WANTED KNOWN,—If you want to buy a Business or spll n flnsjncss, apply to 13. Workli-g & Co., Bu'slnesß Kxcliange Agents. High-street (upstairs). WANTED WELL KNOWN—We have jutt opened 500 Boys' Knicker Suits, which we shall Bell at half thoir value.—Samuel Coombea & Co.. Canada Buildincs, Quoen-st. VAT ANTED KNOWN-Shilling Hair VV liruslil lialrß.'uaht'orOnohhlllmcl The Shilling }lair Brush! White handleHfitrßrush, only One Shilling I-At Robson's, Draper. Ponsonby, WANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW ' —Wo have still a fow pieces of tho Whito Twilled Slid ting at IOJd per yard, worth Is Id.—Samuel Coomber and Co.. Canada Build ings. Queen-street T\rANTED KNOWN —Charlps Kelsoy V V and Co. have a beautiful assortment of Gold and Silver Jewellery, tho whole of which has iho merit o£ being genuine, as they keep np linitations.—Charles Kelsoy and Co,, l? 0, Queen street, ____.' \\f ANTED WELL KNOWN—We faavs: VV 32 pattorns to select from of good Tapcalry Carpets at la Ud, worth 3a9d.—Samuel Coonibca' and Co., Canada Buildings, Qiioen-slrcot. : ANTED KNOWN— Cheap TiMbkb ! Cheap Timbbk I And all other kinds of BuUding Jlateriahj, con be purchased cheaper and better ■'than any whom else at thfe yards of P. Goldie, Albert-Btreet. - . - . ■ WANTED) Customers for: .our Dress i Materials at ?M.. yvorth da.uble : \ka niQiioy. - Sftmnal < .'ii.imbeii aiiil Qo., Ca.nad» Biiildi^ga, Quocn-aire'er. ; - ANTED, to Let or Soil, a First-class' New Sovcn-roomcd Houso and 1 Aero of Land at Morningsidq; close to tho, Railway) Station; 'buses paas Bovoral tfmos (lally.i; dißtiince, not moro than 2p minutes'walk from Uppwr QuijoD-strcot,—Apply to J. ,H. Smith, Morningslde, Mount Albert, • W" TINTED, the Public to Remember tho Salo of Airoy'a Stock ia now-In full Bwiiior at Samuel Coomb'es and Co.'a, Canada Buildings. Queon-atreet. T7»RANTED, all the Mothers in Auckland Vt to Know we aro almost giying away Children's Socks.-Samuel Coombes and Co., Canada Buildings, Queon-strcet. WANTED, Buyers for Volveteen, at Is Gd yard ; Trimmod Hats, from 3s lid; Blankets, /rorp 10s Gd'pair; Sheeting.from lid to Is 9d; Flannels, from BJd; Women's and (<hildron s Stockings, fro|ii- Cd; cheap- and Fashionable Dreso Alatcriala. A large assort ment of tho above of unoqualled value nt WcllC3lcy Houso.—A. Lovott.. ANTED KNOWN—We have 3,000 Lailins' Ulsters at. 'half-price.—Samnel (;oombo3 ana Co., Canada Biijldings, QuoonT street. ■ • ". _ -rt _______ W~~~ ANTED IiNOWN-.Tlfef, Samuel LoMrxiJhas Opened ahTTatabl&Jlhient in Buchanan's JSuilpihgß, Wollesley'Btreet; aa a First-claSsfMantlo and Jackotmaker.ttnd having had a large experience in some ot the beßt •London hquaea. is in a poaltion tp guarantee ft Porfcct Fit, Latest Style, and pood Workman .BliU). Tho Dressmaking Branch-will be undpr the supervision qf an experionced_erson, tTEP"~:k:NOWN-E. T, Herbort, V T Drapor, 255, Quoon-street, ia relinquish ing busineaa, and selling at 5s in & dißcflnnt. ANTED KNOWN—Velveteens irom Ono an,d Sixponce per yard at Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. B.lanko'tß, CQUu,torpanos, Calicoog, Flannels: very c_ea,p, WANTED KNOWN - During the. Grout Clearing Salo which is now going on we are Sollihe Travelling Trunks and Tort m_ile^ux. at half-price.—Samuel Coomboa and Co,, Canada Buildings, Queen-street. \7_TA~NTEDIC> OWN—To be sold cheap, VV at Au- ten's Furniture Shop. 310, Upper Qucen-Btrect, Single Flax Mattrasses, 6b ; Double do., 15s; Bodateads. 10a; Palliasses, Children's Cota, Couches, Suites of Furniture, Lamps, Tableß, Saucopans, Boilera, and all kintls of Furnituro, at Austen's, 310, Upper Quoen-atreet. All kinda of furnituro bought.' ■ ANTED KNOWN—We have a Few Linos left from Wall and Cb.'s Salvage, which we ahall alinoat give away.—Samuel Coombes and Co,, Canada, Queop>; Btreet, ' ' "■■'•" __" ANTED KNOWN, that all working men can save thoir money by calling at tho Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Meals Sixponco; Board and Lodging 15s petweek.— Robert Murdock, Proprietor.—Note yje address —Nearly opppsite the Waiteniata Hotel, and olobo to thnJDoolf ':• WA- N TE D If N O _ag£B_| That the STOCK of CLQOKB AOTL; WATOHBS AND JKWkL^ERY at. T ■ "|' <$ GOODSONrS •LO_CDON'-A»CAWEv.. I has been Greatly Auginentpd te_AßS_^__U t RIVALS, and an InffpSctlbn is solicited of the ST_-RL»jeLGOI_i and SI^VpR pWpSJIaIV, WAKR]AN,TOn) in the quoon.street2J_id»w. and thßi.'_rtißtic.lMlTAT{©N ■JffiWSLEERY in., tiie -Victoria_t!!eet- Window. -We mafee-ij* SPECIALTY o{ these Two tines, keeping both the Genuine and the Imitation to SUIT all TASTES and Pocketa; but t,hsy ar^ Uppt Sena-, raW,irid Dfipftyod in DlffiremVStre.ets,': Ste^- SilvcH?ets. 2alßd'| Brooches and Rings, is feaohj and other; _ineß.cquallyOhc_p,- at GOQDSON'S IjONDON AROAD-.Quoen.gt. and Victoria fit.. and at d-Jstchurchand WollirigtonV The Fancy Goods Stock is Unoqualled in the Colony.



Wanted. WANTED, a good Goaeral Blacksmith must bo a good shoer. — Apply J. H Smith, Morningaiile, Mount Albert. WANTED, a Man to cut firewood witl a steam engine (directly).—Apply AsMej and Son, Firewood Yard, Mount Eden Road. WANTEr, a Housekeeper.—Apply bj letter tv '■ Bachelor," Box 73. Post-olllce WANTED, a thoroughly good House maid.—Apply to Misa Badhairi, Coteli House, Uppor Syuionds-atrect. ANTED, a Respectable Person tx take ohargo of a Baby ; torms must bi modi-rate.—Address Alfred 3., stau Ollice. ANTED, a Uoneral Servant (iinme diately).—Apply Mrs Fraacr, Claroiuonl House. Princeu-stiect. WANTED, by a lady, in a nice, health} locality, two young Gontlemen bj Boardars, with uao of Bitting-room. Terms, 18u, including washing. — For address apply R. Kacleton, Hair Dresser. 220, Queen-street. WANTED, a medium-sizo Winch. State price.—Auckland Tallow Co., Durham street. ■ WANTED, the Ladies of Auckland to ace tho Winter Ulsters tit 3s lid.; also, the newest styles Dolmans ana Jackota, at Fernandez's Sale, Newton. ■ ANTED, by married Man, Employ ment In Storo or Warehouse, ov any place of trust; can keep books; has good re ferences ; willing to take low wages.—Address 11 T.H.," Stab Offlce. "vxfANTED TO LEASE, a Billiard- VV room lv the oity.—Apply "Brown." Stab oltlco. ANTED TO BE KNOWN-Whete you can gpt the Boat Stock of Flannels to select from is. Samuel Cpomues oi(d Co.'a, Canada Butldings, Queen-Btrcet. ANTED KNOWN—A. andß. Eaton, Commpruo - street, kayo tho Be3t Oamaru TablO.Potatoea In town (cheap). WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Drapery, Clothing, Dresseu, Flannels, Blankets, and Calicoes; competition defied.—Come and aoo lit J.-H. Ujnhan's, Hobson- StQBUt. ■'.' ' . •■" '' , _J WANTED MOWN-— Peas Meal, 6d ; Lontlla. id, at Taylor and Kntrioan'a. Wellesloy-streot. ANTED KNOWN-James Fostef, •'" Umbrblla-makcr. Victoria-Btrnet and Karangahape Koaa, Umbrelli»B covered and repaired an tho shortest notice. WT ANTED KNOWN.-I take this op '-Vy • portuiilty in thanking my many frlondß an'd'Ousfomers for piist favoura, and hopp for a contlnuanco of tho Bamo.' Droeamaking in al tho lateßt styles.—Mrs Klrkmnn. Urosemakor. Viotoria-atreot West (two dooiD froni Williajns'a Tailor). WTAKTED KNO,W*N—Wo ure solline YVKtlapol Blankots ai«7»6d per pair; uaual price, 12s,—Samuel Coombes and Co., Canada lliiijdings.Jjuccn-stroot. WANTED SEEN by all buyora of Jowollerr. Kelaey's Stock ot real Silver and real Gold. ' Thoy keep no imltatlfcna on their promises; theythorofore guaranMeeverytliUig gold by lliem to bo roalailvisr or gold.—Charlea Kolßoy and Co.. 120, Queen-street. WAITED KNOWN—Mousou'n' Glycer ine Soap at Is por lb'can be had at'S. Coomboa and Co.'a; regular ilciqti, is qd.por lb. ANTED KNOWN, !that a now aup nly of Dr. Maunßoll's Maori Grammar ia now on salu at Lennox's alia all Hooksellbi-B. W AN'rE 1), all tho New Arrivals, and Old Ones, too. to Call at S'arrell and Barnabffl, Butohprß, \P, Queon-Btvept, to in sneot tho quality and examiAo tl»e prlos of our X I'rlmo lioul lloef und Mutton, from 2d nor lb Oauli purchasers most liberally dealt with Roll up, and till your kits for very little Money. ' ' WAJJTJBU KNOWN-W* hayo S.QOO VV I'fti™ of N.K.-mado Hlonkota to soleot from, commencing at 18a Od por pair, worth double tho monoy.—Samuol Coombes and Co., Panada-Buildings. Queon-BtreeL WANTED, iqOtPunri PQSt« f JQft. lpng, " fpp it strong'fenpe;1 'atate'lowest pneo delivered at SuKiir Conipauy'a VVharf Birken heiul. - Apnly N6>v Zealand S\mr Cpmnany ~tfjaUtcj),jliMyiuitilp Bnll«l)nB__ KNO\VN—We are soiling a 'VV gramnvlilfo Shirt for Ss lid, worth Us . (vi _4am uol Coonibes mid Co,, Ciynadd Buildings Queon-Btreeti "' ;■' ■ , ••■;' vifANTEI) KNOWN, Tlf Ma Civil > V Kiigineur of Karangahape Road will call on Patwrsou & Co.; 13. West Qucon-streot. sulundicl Hampli'sof Dunvllle's, Teachors, and Johnny W'alker'e Whisky.—Apply at onco In cna« tiie stock gets run QUU ANTED KNOWN,' continuation of tho BELI.]NG O^F-Orund lotof LadleB1 Hixh-hnftl Hoots' Bind Shqca for oyonUig parties, bnlla See., very chbnp; also. I_dles" High-heel Prunella or lasting Boots, la Bdj Ladies' Hlgh hei'l, High-leX, Sown, Button Pronojla Boots, 66 lld.i Lidipßl jianilsorop Sown House Boots, with KOloshed aldeß, to fld: strand lot of Infants' Black and Colourod Tassel Boots, 1b 8d; Infanta' pretty Strap Butterfly Shoes, _; ■Infants' High-lognuttpn Boots,2a Cd; Children s Patent Leathpf Hoots, bjijo 7 to \», 3? I jlsp. a vory lnrKO superior ijtook of Lsdles and Genta Hoota ami Shoos (which can bo B<!pn from tho outsldo of tlio Bhop) to choosp froui atDampiers Boot Shop. Victpria-utpeet.. WANTED KNOWN—To thrifty House wiven and others whom It may con cern : Tho tallow ing startling f»ct that you can purchaßo your I'nn'lslonu as olioap as at any wholcaalo Merchants In Auckland by calling at tho C'o-opsrat|vo Storp. Hobson-stroct, and ssking for tho (allowing Good* at their auoted price :—Canterbury . Bacon, cuai-anteed. 74; local Bacon, dairy-fed. also guaranteed, Bd: Salt and Potted Butter. 6d to 8d per lb ; Freßh Butter, is por Ibi Ohoo*-, Bd por lb; Canterbifry, Wnh'oa. and other dairies in stock. The best White Tablo Bugar, Id, or aid pur lb by tha bag; the boa; •Table Potatoes, 241bs for Is ; » 51b Paokot of WhitoStarchforlsGd ; Morton's English Mar malade 7d; Hobart Mormojado, fid, or as Od per doz ; Hobart JftJHB, tid and Bjd ; English Pieklea. l^(o'8.8Jd! Mpnon's. Crowe & Black woll a, Whj-brdw'a, a f»w left at the same price; Wyatt's Rod Lion Brand. 7d: Orerall'i. 6d; Stephen's. Od; currants, ijd per lb; Large Bottloa of .Vinegar, tid ; K«on's 4ib Mustard. 7d ; • Coleman's, 6d J Salmon, difl'oront brands, 8d ; Morton'a Froah Herrings. o<l j Motr's do Salt Herrings In barrels, 8 Ipr Cd -Alei iferruißs, 8 for M ; Kngiith Ketchup. 8d ; Worncstor Souce. (lltferont brind*. (id ; dotted Anphovleß and Hloatoj-fi, 5d per tin! English I'omado and Bear's Greaso, 3d vex rot or Bottle; Btipo Brusliea (backed); Is W a Sot; lib. Tin Baking Powder, 0<l: Tea in 121b. boxes. 123; Tea, In half-chests, la 6d and Is fld, eoual to anythlngßold at2«Bd or 33 anywhero: 'Military' Blacking, W dozen j Can _■ s. yd per lb.; Coffee, Is lb. j Maifyjna, 3d. and a lot of. Bankrupt Groceries., olieap.—Note tho address, J. ICATOK'S Coiopsratlvc Store, next tho Criterion Hotei.cornqr Cook andHobson-stroots. A ainglo articlo at wholcaalo price—markedon the window in large letters. / «XT ANT E » X N OWN NOWSHdWING J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, JBTSPECIAL VALUE INTE» " ULSTERS AND FOUR - IN-. HANDS, DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY. HANDMADE UNDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS. A LA RGK STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY TO SELECT FROM, AND PRICES LOWER THAN QUEEN-ST., J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL. WANTED KNOW N- A FEW OF NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S WELL-TRIED REMEDIES FOR WINTER USE. ■ COMPOSITION POWDER.-H is kpown in all English-spoaklng countries (or its many good qualities. Tp>i wh.o aro subject to Colds or Sore Throats don't be without it j Is Od a tin; 6s alb. — * BALM OF GILEAD,—Sovon yeara' trial has proved this to bo one of tho Best Compounds ever oftercd for tho ouro of Colda, Bvonohitls, Aathm.a, and Cough. 2s a^BotUe. , COUGH POWDEE-Effcctual ani .quick in Congestion. Plcucißy, or intlamniatipn of the Lungs. Is 6d a Tin, " COUGH BYRUP.-Wherether« are childron nothing is bettor for£oughs. Oroop, or Bron chills. A pure expectorant without morphia or opium. lß,(!daiid 2a a, Bottle. HOP BITTERS; ?ald a Bottle. NEIL 4 "CM P F O R D, HERBALISTS, Botanic DiaHi^aAHV, Wbllkslby-btre kt, AVOKLAND. TTT ANTED KNOWN. , TO B,E CLEARED, ■:,,':!.• A T STEBHEN S O N ' S, Kakan6ahai'e Road. Newton. 500 pairs Kid Gloves. Is Od per pair; 1,000 1 pairs Lisle Thread Gloves, Gd, worth I; 1,500 pieces (good shades) Ribbon Velvet, 18 yards for Ski; 600 yllrds Sash Ribbons (9 shades). Jh 6d Scr yard; 2,000 dozen Dress BxUtona, M per ozen; Dross Materials, 4 Jd., Bd, Hd wt yard upvvards; 1,000 yards French Coshmero (10 shades), Is.per yard i 600 yards French Merino (0 shades!, la fld, worth 2s dd: Crimean Shirting, 9Jd, Is, Is 3d, to 2s 3d per yard; Union Shirtings, from 6}d upwards; Flannels, 7Jd, 9d, Is per yard upwards; 9 x 4 Blankets (all wool), 93 Ud per pair. Tit our 16a Trousers to, Mcfts\\ro— can't bo beaten. MILLJNERY— by e-*pewen«>d hands riRiISSMAKING—by experienced hands TAILORING— by experienced hor.dji On tiie Premises, STEPHENSQN.'a DRAPERY AND BALE WAREHOUSE. , gA^ANGA^APB BOADj! N.KW'VOyN. SportUiK* "V-"" 0 W OP E N, i.l JOHN BULL'S CONSULTATION on the HAWKK"S M&.\ STEEPLECIiASK, \p be run at Napier cm 28U June, 18»(. Unlimited number ot subaoiiben atlte ,e%oh.! m vided. ; o».followa— . . i ' First Horsb ~ ~ ,-p 80 per cent, ■ | Second Horet).. -~, ~ 80 per pent • ThirdHorgo.•,.• '»,■"•' .. 10 per cent, Others (divided) .. .. JO.perOent. Application by letter only,' enclosing tw< 4tamp* for reply. •" > ' - •' ' '•'■ ■ "'*■ '■■ ■ : Address-JOHN BULL, care J. T. KNIGHT Contractor,'.) Hobßon-street; or Box 111, Post * ofllco, Auckland.



Miscellaneous Wanteds. rjiRADESMEN'S BOOKS opened, mado JL up, posted, chocked and balancod period ically by an Expurionced Accountant, at a nominal cost.—Addrosß "Accountant," P. 0.8. 7S, Auckland. OUNG MAN (19) willing to take any Situation; used to saw, plane; also pony. -Address G. Streat, Morton-street (off Cook-aU pOROMANDEL HOSPITAL. A Medical Man is required for tho above Hos pital. Salary, £200 per annum, with private practice. Applications to be mado to the under sitcned up to MONDAY, 9th June, 1831. J. 11. HARRISON, Secretary Hospital Commttloo. ffVRAVELLER Wanted to carry Samples JL Boot Uppera on commission.— Address, stating terms, ground covered, and roferencea, to " Bono," Staii Ofllco. -_?"1 fifi WANTED in a first-class In abJL"" vestment; largo profita.—Ad dresa "Money," Staii Oflloe. To Let nnO LET, George-street, Ponsonby, a 5- I roomed House.—Mrs A. Wateon, Cook-st, O LET, Furnished 7-roomed House; Piano. &c-Apply Isaao Bloom, Wollealoy qtreet. . ; TO LET, in Crummer Road, Surrey Bills, a 7-roomed House with every convenience, —Apply Star Office. TO LET, a Stable with two stalls.—For particulars apply to Mrs Letham, Grocer, Welloaley-Btreet VVeßt, ' ■ TO LET, House an.d Shop, Charlotte street, Eden' torrnpo; IBs per week.— Apply on premises. nnO LET, pleasant Front Room, furnished I as bedroom, or unfurnished. — ABPjy £^ r address to' Mr Walker', Grocer, Newtoa Road. TO LE.T, Furnished Bedroom .and ' Sitting-room with uso of Kitchen.—Apply Mrs Pearce, Nlcholaon CofUKe, Pitt-Btroet; few doors frqm Qrey-Btreet. TO LET, Two Comfprtably FHrnish,ed Rooms, with use of kitchen ; Or two gen tlemen, partial board.-Address Stab offlpe. b LET, a 4-roomed .House; 10s per wodk.-Apply Mrß yerrall', Norfolkrstreot, Ppngonby. TO -LET, Commodious Soven:ropmed Housed—Apply atßoile^'ei StoVe,' Mount Rosklll Road, which is next to the bo^se, fT\O LET. a comfortable Houae \n Angle^ _L" B«i-8tveet, coiit^lninu 6 rooms, -with Baß and water laid on, and kitchen range.-Apply J, M. fwd .l^ Mo_wbiayjjjajy|_^g_ntg;j^__. TO ' L^r7'arffiuTrEQenr2tn<oo_ea Vl'las, with bay windows, verandah, fire places (with register grates), tankß, cellars, and onttiauses, situated Just below 9_itn.'s_ tßua Ofllce.—Apply to Jesse Stokes, Mount' Eden Road. . . . ' mo BHEWEBB, Wine and Spirit Mor. JU» "ohants. and Ilotelkeopora.—Forlieaie, Hotel In Country.-Apply T. B. Hill. Qneen-at. T7IURNISHEIJ ROOMSi two or threo, X? with uao of kitchen, to lot In town.—Apply " A.D.," Star OffloO.' ■ ■ Business Notices. Lr S.— Men's Good Tweed Suite, from. t) 15a. A largo stock to select (rum. Guaranteed tho cheapoet ii) Auclilnn_~Fer nande^'Drapffl, MfIWWO. ' ' " ' \ TO MOTHERS.—You can procure a really good Tweed'tor Children's Wear at UJd, worth 2s, at Samuel Coombeß and Co.'g, Canada Buildings, Queen-street. XjLANKETS.! to»sl BLANKETS! JJ _o i \yiifto Blankots, for single beds, 4s lfof;l(l'{: ditto for.double beds, Jb nandea'a 3alo; Newton.' r^»oM_ AN!} SEE our Beautiful BeaMto VV Jackets ailsß M, wpl) 'w>f(h 858.-rSam«Ql CoQmhoqftndpo. : __~_ OA(y PAIRS Men's, Coloured Mole At V t Trwiß«B, 4»6d a pair, rcolly goodr and tl»o choapest over offered In Auckland.— . J'orniinde)!, Karangahape Road. Newtoit TB A R S T j|j #' In th.nnl;lng Ula numerous Customers for tltolr kind support for the past 14 years, wishes to inttmato for tho convenience of his Mount Kdoh and Ponsoriby Custoniers Uiat ho Intends sonijlng his cart with «"Frcsh Supply of Goods one day c v*ry week, and hopes for a e«ntinuancs of thtir patronago. I'onsonby, Tuesday: l&\. Eden. Thursday. " . |BY JkEPQUJTMRNT TO 818 BXCBLUCNOY THE OQVBRNOB/J /ILEJJHILL'S GINGER "ALB, XX in PINTS AND QUARTS. ritlOE-LIST ON AT-PWCATJOS. (i, Q^EPHJIiL, WBU.ESI-EY-STBBET. S3 Telephone 53. "DIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS. J. H O Vlf D E '7H Wishoa to Inform those friends who are waiting for the' "KAPOLDI" "I '.'RAPOLDI" PIANQS I i"tANOB That he (a Landing Six, ex Dc va, CALL EARLY AND BSK THENEWP-rir- PIANO. Tho latent Novelty Imported into Now Zealand, only 3ft. 4in. wide. ' , . NEXT BANK OB" NEW" Tji D\V I N T ONES "*^ (Late of T. &S. Morrin & Co.), ' . IRONMONGER, Begs to announco that he has commenced Busi ness at PONS ON BY ROAD. — (Near the Tnr«o Lamps*. Ills Stock .will-be found replete with first-class general furnishing and builders' ironmongery; REOISTEB ORATES, STOV?S, SPOOMNO, PAINTS, i O^LS, VARNISH, ETp., j, '. '"-::■■ ■ ' ANDi (b'ARPKN.T'ER-81 TQQLS, _'.. ; Which will be sold at MODERATE PRICES Ponsonby, 19th Mayrlßß4. ' ' TAUPIRI EXTENDED COAL.MINING CQMPANY (EIMITBU!). .; '•. 1 \. \"t :— ~-::3 ■ :'.-. JL) NOTIbE TO CONSUMERS OF TAUPIRI - \ . _*OAL, , COAL from Otb,or Mbjcs In tho Waikuto - ■ ■■)>■■ '■ 'li & & being now Introduced into the AiickUuid Market, Consumers of TAUPIRI. COAL aro Roqueetcd to bo Carefu.l in giving their Orders (n future to ask for " TAUPJUH COAL." FBANJS BOHSRI!I*'. Secretary. Auckland. May 26. lßStf. Adv,eriisements Late for Classification TQROFESSQR EVANS will Remove his XT Business this evening from the corner,to us Now Shop few doors above the old one, in Albflrt-Btreet. ■ - ■ A UCKLAND PAPER CHASE. — Firs* J\. Meeting will be held at Gwynne's Hotel, To-morrow, at 3 o'clock p.m. ■ -. . A LL CLAIMS against tho ffrm of Drew _"_. and Co. to be sent in at onoo to Laishley and. Jaokson, Quoen-atrcet, Solicitors for l>rew and Co, '. . OSX' >» tho Post Office, on Tuesday, a Purse containing Mptiey. — Finder rc^ warded on leaving tho same at F. C. Sharland's, opposite Post-office. ' ' ri it y auditors, TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE piTlfi i • OF AUCKLAND, r | At tho urgent request of a number of Gentle-, mpu, I have allowed Myse^t to bo NominAtod for the abo.vo Omco. Having' had a very long experience as a Public Accountant, and being well known to the Commercial public as Auditor for many of the largest' trading Companies In the City', I can with confidence salt the support <if tho Ratepayers I haveiot Pcrsorally Canvassed for Votes, being quite willing toi'reit my claim for support to my ability to perform tho duties, and to the discrimination oi the- Ratepayers whon ; they record the* votes, JOHN m^ne, CHOICE HOI C E SALT. "DUTTER I ALT JDUTTERI JB. P$R Lfl. PRIME CHEESE, gP». PER Lfl. X E W'S GROCERY ANP. PROVISION STORES, ViPTCOHA-STR—ST. fj'Oß SALE, View Avenue, Mount Eden, .1. pretty Villa Residence of 5 rooms, ant housßS. washhouse with chimney and boiler, etc. kitohon range. Grod allotment. Only fiiaa cosh required: balance can remain foi eight years on Building Society principles,— Apply to D. F. Evans, Auctioneer, Land, and Estate Aeeht, Queen-street (next Bank of Aua toaJajia). ,„ ' (1097) ■fjiOß SALE (Epsom), a very eligible JQ 'Property, situated on the Main Road, and within the four mile radius from the Auckland Po_Hofflco. . The House comprises Six Qeoi Racumi, fitted with overy convenience. .The grounds, five aores in extent, are of the heat; rto j scrlption of Voloanlc Loam. Tobesoldoheap ', I and on easy terms.—Apply to Dj T. Evans ,- I Auctioneer, j_nd, and Estate Agent, Queen 1 street (next Bank of Australasia).



For Sale. FOR SALE, first-class Theodolite foi «16, worth JJ2S.-W. L. Mitchell, 8, Mcr. cantllo Chambers. FOR~SrL_~(North Shore), Houses of 4 5. and G rooms ; also, Building Lots.—For particulars apply B. Tanner, 8, Queen-street. FOR SALE, Four Pups, good breed; mother thoroughbred cattle dog; to be sold cheap.—Apply this office. IJIOR SALE. Threo New Houses in New- I' ton; rents, 3fla weokly; price, £380; good in vestment.—Apply Mr White, Grocer, Newton. FOR SALE (Exmonth-atreet), 2 Cottages, ' I and .) rooms, with C Allotments, all in orchard; 2 frontages; a .bargain.—H. Parting ton, I_nd Agent. imOR SALE (Rokeby-street), comfortable JP 4-roomcd Cottage; gasand water; in firat clasa repair and cheap.—H, Partington, Land Agent. FOR SALE, Allotments (Mount Eden), on easy terms; Houses, 7 rooms, well finished; and 6 rooms do.; good positions.—H. Partington. Stichbnry's Buildings. FOR SALE, 3-roomed Cottage, new ; al lotment 33 x 102. Will be finished in a few days.—Apply J. Jenkins, King-street, Arch I^Son SALE, a Handy Little Yacht, . * about 7 tons, on reasonable torms.—Apply to Mra'Bdonstra, 2, Union-street, Freeman's Bay. FOR SALE (Cheap), a New six-roomed House, gas and water laid on, in Kentst., Surrey. Hills. Only a small deposit required.— ARPIy to F. Hastings, oh the premises. TjiOlt SALE, Soed Tanks at English cost JD i. prloo; 3 new 200gallo,n Water Tanks (de^ livered in neighbourhood).-C. T. Wren. Seed Warehouse. Remuera. Telephone, No.. 209. Tp^Oß SALE (Mount Eden, corner Albert X} , and Victoria Aveuuo). a good six-roomed House,' with bath-raom,, cell*r. Sic.— Apply on the promlsps. ' FOE SALE, a light Spring Cart, Horse, and Harness (cheap).—App}y p. Walker, City Market: • OR _A__, two. light, elegant Pheatons w(th hoods. Comfort an*d style combined with durability and cheapness.—Ed win Uarvto, Upper SynjQndßßlreet. OR SALE, 4-roonH©a House, Suunysjde Road, Mount, fiden. Allotment 60 s 198, >,' three Allotments adjoining, eaoh SO x 196 feet.-Apply ft (J. Qa.rry, at Mr Mason's, Hair Dresser. '' TT^QK SALE, a fashionable and well-built .IP Dog dart, nearly new; also, Silver-mounted Harness in good condition.—D. B. Orchard; 18, New Zealand Insuranoa Buildings. ' FOR SALE, in Parnell, four gouaes. Having had one house hurled down I am detorminsd to sell'tho remaining (our at any price. No reasonabla oifor refused.—Apply to Sam Whi^, Fettcey, Cu!itomi|.atreet ' "■■" ■ FQll SALE, 2 pood Shops with comfort-, able Dwelling; back entrance, wa,ter and gaa laid on : let to good tenants at *_b a week; situated in Kargngahape Road,—For'partlculara apply to Ale-era Carbines _ Taylor. Auctioneers. EOR SALE (a Bargain), a Corner Allot-' mont with 20 foot frontage to Great North Road by 88 fo'et to McKelvlo-street. wjtb sopd! Shop and Dwelling erected thereon, aim lit to gpod te.nanL . Price. £300,—For'f flnhor particu lars. Carbines and Taylor. Awctiouoera. I^OR SAIjE. the Freehold of a country ■tors pn. Hue. railway (about 60 miles from *IWn>. 'Turn-over a,bout Jjl.Boo. >Btdofc,' cost/ Good opening for man with small oajilial.—Ap ply T. Harkiß. High-atraet, I ' m ' v IIOR SALE £t once, B,nt rate Boarding, . ihouaoJolty), ISrooms; bath, ftasj Ingoing e\;fii rent low: long le_so; a _ood chance: Also, niue little Fancy Goods Shop; stock small. cheap.—Business Exchange Agency, fligh-st (upßtairsl^Wogdlng fcCq. OR SALE, ft. sis-roomed Cottage in Llto),(leW-it, (near Ponsonby Keserroir), ■with baUiirqom'and wanh-houao :attached! W*.W and gat laid on: easy terms; large all* 'm_rt:-Apply to R, H. Witt, Coach rainier, Durham-street. rpO BUTCHERS AND OTHBRS FOB SALE, a first-class RUTCHERING BUSINESS in a rising township, doing 6 ba.l -ooks, 2J sheep, and lour pigs weekly.—For par ticulars— ■ ■•■-' ALFRKfI BUQKtiAND. F' 0. EY? J N GTO N, • ' ' '■■ ESTATE AGENT ' (S-TABi-HJHKn 18 YKARS.) *XIR SAI.K, Houbob, Shops, Cottages, Farms, md AllotinunU lv the best parts of the City and Suburbs. Persons requiring Large or Small louses on Volcanic Land, or Volcanic Building Bites'."*-! do well to favour me with a call. MELUOSE, 3 LARGE ALLOTMENTS CHEAP. Victoria Parki 3 Allotments, 19s per foot; cheap Ncrthcoto, lots 234 feet deep. 20s Weillngton-etreot, (city), £15 . Jella-street, Kllcrslie, lot 55, large depth, 233 Bayfield. very large Allotment! £90, £100, and 122s6dper foot- -i Mount Rbßklll. 50 xUSftGhi, 45a per foot Richmond Rqad, U( feet lota deep, £2 15s. per toot, cheap College Roafl, £7 las per foot Gladstone (Northcote). 1 acre. £S5 tfelford-afrcet, £218s per foot ■Jorthcote, cheap, £00: 100 * IS7 Mount Eden, Prospect Terrace, cheap, Sss per ■ foot Mount Eden, Cottaßo, £300 . Newton. Cottage, only fljOQ Birkenhead. 25 acres, cheap Surrey Hills. KiWte.S gran_TAllotments, £-5 per ft :. * n s " ,1 * i .. .. tA „ rranklln Road, best part, Corner site; splendid business site Ponsonby a«d Franklin Roods, to Lsase, tor SO yeafs, jrrand position • ■! S / •-" ■< Prospect Tertaco, Ponsonby, i rooms and out buU.dlngs.frMo Spring-street, Ponscmhj, Hquso (good condi tion), «2M Also, cheap Houses, Sec. Inspection invited, \V. GULLIVERi COOMB.KS'S CfaAMBERB, 86, QUBKN-BTREKT. ONEHUNGA —166 feet frontage in Hardington's Paddock (or Bole (cheap).— R. G. Hawes, Epsom. OYSTEH and SUPPER ROOMS, City, fur Sale, with Immediate possession. I^oaso, Fixtures, and Plant, with Goodwill, at ,a moderate price.—Apply to D. F. Evans, Larnl Agent, Queen-street, A.LLOTMENTS for sftle (cheap), Leam __. ington street, Valley Road, Mount Eden. —Two good Volcanic Allotments, each 50 x 90ft, at 30a per foot,— Apply J. R. Randcrson, Me^ cantlle Chambere. Queen-street. BEL.^A TISTA ROAJ).—Grand Allot meht to'be-ttold cheap for cash, planted and f enoed,"oommaridlng dhe of the best marine views In Ponsdnby.—W. L. Mitchell, 8, Mercantile Chambers. • ' J?O1 A -FQR SALE, Cottage of 3b^XVl 1 rooms and Freehold AUot "ment; terms easy.—W. V. Stjvens. High-atreet. J?OA —FOR SALE, at Ponsonby, 3&O"i Nice Cottage of 5 rooms, near ram way. £30 cash, balance weekly.—W, V. 9tevens, High-atroet. ; ' - ■-. £*Ot\ —FO-& SALE, Cottage of .4. dW^w"-"* rooms and. large Allotment Price. $210. :&0 bash, balance weeklyv-W. V. Stcvcnß^Hlgn-Btrect. JTDUS BUS A NESS FOR SAHE. A FIRST.CLASS 'BtTS LINE, well estab" UiiwJ, largo connection (Auckland and Pon wnby) and oanable of a large extension. A CapitM investment, handsome returns, splendid run, grand opening. Hones. Harnoss. 'Busses, together with all Gear and Working Plant, will be sold Cheap, through 111-health of the owner. ' - Also, if (teslred, aleaso of the Dwelling-house, Stables, Sheds, &c. will be given at a' low rentaL -• • . . » ;, D. F. EVANS. Katato Agent. RINGSLAND, New North Road,~2 4-roomed Verandah Cottages, registered graces and colonial ovens; price, £160 each.— Terms, apply J. It. Randerson, MercaatUo Chambers, Queen-stroot. LEAMINGTON-STREET, off Volley Road, Mount Eden,—A i-roomed Cottage, with verandah and porch, on good y«loanic al lotment, 50ft by 90; price, £230^—Apply J. R. Randerson, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street, /"VN; SALBi Ground Mortov, delivered mi \J town or suburbs, 200. casks Portland Cement, Plaster or Paris. Fireclay, by ton or lb; Fire Bricks, &c—R. ,lenk,ins,o.n, Hviitder, Lome- BtyecU" ' CJHEEP RON.—Lease for Sale of Sheep fD IlnH. 3.0W acres, also Cattle K»n, neat Auckland; - Address A.8,, Bwnwn."a Store, Mdvint.Bgßn. -. CJUPE^tOKj Y»la.fie_denoe, Clarence-st., to for-C3BO, QmaA Market Garden Site, good black soil, tho Rink of Rosebank Estate; 6 acres for flapftcaah^W, _, MltoheU. Land Agent. TO SELL.—We have for disposal a good I payini; Httio Business—Oyster and Suppsi Rooms. Well fitted up; good stand; rent low; long lease; small capital —Business Exchange Agency, High-st. (BP-stalrs), fe Woading _ Co. O. WORKING MEN.—We can sell you a Splendid Tweed Suit for 255. wort* 47a 6d. — Samuel Coombes and Co., Casads Buildings, Qucen-atreot. Calls. MAY QUEEN GOLD.MINING COM PANY (LIMITED). A Call of One Penny por share on the Com pa,ny's Capital has bees made by the Directors payable to the Manager at the Company's office Hew Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland on WEt>NEBDAY, the Utn June, 1884. D. G, MacDONNELL. Manager. Auckland. 28th May. 188 J. Land Transfer Act Notices. T AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES Notioe is hereby givon thatthe several parcel of Land hereinafter described will be brough under tho provisions of •" The Land Transfo Act, 1870," unless oaveat in the meantime b lodged forbidding tho same in each case on o before tho 30th day of June next. AGNES MARY MATTHEW and JESSU ELiEN.HINTON MATTHEW.-Allotmtn 131 of the Parish of Takapuna, County o Edon, containing 62 acres. Unoccupied. ■ 220 C -liONALD SUTHERLAND.-Allotmonts 26, Z "\ and 28 of the Parish ot Titlrangi, contaiuln ZlJaores, and also Allotment |S of Section 4 |of tho City of Auokland. In theocbupaUonc tenants. 2210 1 Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this 22nii day of May, 1834, at tl) Lands RoKijitrJ Olflce. Aucklanili ! J > THKG. KIS3LING. District Land Registrar.



Fublilc Notices. mo PASSENGERS.PER WAIRARAPA JL yoRFUi. Special terms for Insurance against Accident are arranged to suit passengers for this trip.— Apply at once NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT INS*RANCK COMPANY. AUCKLAND. C CONSIGNEE Wanted for the following J package— /l)V CASK MATTRASS SPRINGS, vs. \& Co/ Loch Dee, May 18,1881. If not claimed within seven days will be sold to defray expenses. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY ' (limited), Agents. TO"-O TI C E OF REMOVAL. T. HOLDER, Architect, Has Removed to HIGH-STRKET (over Mr Williamson's, Kstate Agent, and next to Canham's).' "DRIZE POULTRY. Two Pairs of extra fine Pure Dark Brahmas, fit for exhibition and breeding, bred from Ist prize winners, £3 3s per pair. Single birds, £1 Is caclu Eggs from imported pedigreed and prise .Da.rk Brahmas. A limited number of Sittings during hatching season. Orders tup plied In rotation. £1 nor 11. Nothing but high class Dark .Brahmas kept. Note addroM—E. BEE. Devonport. Auckland. MISSION," The " R.C." JL4 Education Manifesto, "Sports that kill,"&c,, &c.-3ee " New Zealand Free Press," 31st May, 1884. rook oirr for the pamphlet,! BRITHSH DESPOTISM \ m '. THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS AND THE PERSECUTION OF. MB W. J. HUNT by SIR ARTHUR QORDON, High Commissioner, under "The Wostern Pacific Orders In Council, 1877 and 1879," ' By VOX P6PUI4J ' Copies of the abovo can bo obtained of,Mr G> j. Thompson, Aeent, High-street, and from all Booksellers* -■:, •■ - f RICE-ONE SHILLINQ-. . - |..;::' THE OLD LAND AND THE NEW." —New Song thfoday at all MusiiaeUera'. fiARDINALS^ MARCH.—Oopiea roiybe KJ had at Eady's Mnsio Warahouso. Queen-st. i^LSSS3LO"WING. Fujseman's Bay,— Jf Saturday afternoon, from 2to & Admls , slon, 6d. Each ymtw-repeiveaone Glass Jug, —M. Cook and Sons. A UCKLAND PUBLIC BUILDINGS J\. LOAN. NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF DEBENTURBa FOR LOAN OF £35.000. Hotice is berbby oivbn that the Sixth Drawing of Debontures (throe) to be paid off out of the Sinking Fund, as provided by the Act, on the first day ot July now next ensuing, will take plaoo, in the presence of Buch holders of Deben tures as may choose to attend, in' the office; ot Jr John moglnie. Queen-street, Auckland,."on MOM DAY, the second day of June, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-four, at two o'clock ia theaf^rnoon. . ■ '• R. C. HAMERTON, Publio Trosteo. Wellington, May 5,1881. . \. -• . 1 t-*' " . i\. . , «-,v- ,v (• . aSi» >j ■ •>■■! Xi upV''. nwVVV'rtiit"''"' .... .*!<-ri»iVo, •i^iii- shr \viirFi;i:uj:)'im;uh Ainu. \.\v. .:Ai.n> A . . ..... iliiiy IIJDrrLK. M->niurar. ' Amusements. T^TORTH SHORE "AT HOME." The first, "At Home of the season will be held in the Devonian Hall on WEDNESDAY. 11th. June. Dancing at 8 pjn. Those desirous of becoming members will please communicate with the Secretary without delay. A. HURCMSSS. Hon. Sec. Heetines tßlSH NATIONAL J. LBAQUE. The Fortai^ay Meeiing of the J. K. Horaona-Branch will bo held in the Catholic Institute. Wellington street, THIS (Friday) EVENiNO, at 8 o'clock. After the usual business is transacted deliver his paper on the " Rise »nd Fall of the Irish Nation/ A full attendance is seated. M , j. BHB AHAN, Sec -\TORTHGOTE AND BIRKENHEAD 31 DISTRICTS.-The Adjourned Meeting of lealdents of these Districts will be held in the >üblic School THIS (Friday) EVKNINS, at 7JO o'clock, to hear the Proposal* of the Com' mlttee regarding the New Ferry. Strvlce. DARNELL. LAWN TENNIS CLUB. The General Annual Meeting of the above Club, which was advertised to take place to morrow (Saturday), U POSTPONED until further notice. B. W. D'ARCY IRVINE. Hon. Sec. MfllP" - "*?*_. \Y ROWING CLUB. <"gWWBBMF*— A Meeting of Intending U^uMpPMeinbera and all *otlierl lntereeted In the Forma» Hon af the above Club will be held in tha Club room, Poosonby Club Hotel, on SATURDAY SVENING next. May 31, ut 8 o'clock. ALFRED H. JONgS/Hon. See, pro, tern. A UCKLAND PERMANENT CO- A. OPERATIVE BUILDING AND IN VESTMENT SOCIETY. NOTICE. The Twelfth Annual Mooting of the Auckland Permanent Co-operative Building and Invest ment Society, for receiving the Annual "Report and Accounts and electing a Committee of Management and Auditors for the emuing year, will be held in the Lecture HalL of tho Youlr Men's Christian Association, Jlbert-stteet, on 'UKSDA V, the llth June. 1884. at half-past 7 in tho ovetililg.' JOHN BATGER, Secretary. N.B.—ln accordance with. Rule Nix U, Nomi nations of Candidates for Office must be lodged with the Secretary on or before Slot May. j Lectures. ' ' -g 0 R N.E -g T REE T HAL L. AUCKLAND RATIONALISTIC ASSO CIATION. MR CHARLES BRIGHT'S LAST LEC TURE IN AUCKLAND. BUN;DAY EVENING, JUNE 1. In tospoase to many requests, BRIGHT WUI deliver his l*oture entitled SPIRITUALISM, OCCULTISM, AND SCIENCE. Disonssion Invited at oloso of Leoture. Doors open at halt-past six; commonco at seven. . Admission: Chain (reserved), 2s; Body of HallandGaUery.il. Tickota for Chairs can be obtained from Mr Dennea, Queen-street,. ... ' \rt\ HEATRE ROYAL. publkTdebatb. tue3day and wednesday evenings, June 3Bd and Iw. SUBJECT OF DEBATE: " 13 THE OHBISWANHY OF T.HE NEW TESTA MENT dbtrimbnAj, to human pro gress v x AFFIRMATIVES MR CHARLES BRIGHT. i NEGATIVE: MR GEORGE A. BROWN. ADMISSION: -Dress Circle. 2s each evening. Tickets for tho Debate (two evenings), 3s 6d. Body of Theatre, each evening, la. Doors open at 7.30, commence at S precisely. TICKETS for the Dress Circle (two evenings), 3s Bd. Can be obtained from Mr Lennox. Bookseller, Queen-street; Mr Campbell, Bookseller, Queen street; Mr W, C, Dennes, Queen-street; Mr W. H. Webb, Oak House, Hobson-streeU Boots and Shoes. . ———i TOOK OUT FOB THE T> L U E T> O O T. JJ L V E JJ O O T. QUEEN-STREET, OPPOSITE OABLIOE AND OXAHWEUt's CITY A GBSAT SALE or "OOOTS AND CIHOES ! JJOOTS AND JOHOES! A BANKRUPT STOCK BOUGHT FOR CASH-CHEAP. I »-BE IN TIME."W I _____ AT THE BLUE BOOT, ' 2fi9, QOXUtN-fITHEBT. .... . :. C. BR'6-OKEB,..Aiyteiliß^^^



Board ntid Rcs&dencc BOARD and Residence wSnted by a Lady in a respootable private family where no other lodgors are kept.—AddreSß T.L.M., Etar Office. , ICTORIA liuUib^, iwMiiwii, i-tti-. ncll Kino—Hoard and Residence: splendid situation; 10 minutes' walk from P. 0.; every comfort. Terms moderate. Personal. PERSONAL. — Should this be seen by any person requiring umbrellas Re covered or repaired, call on X Fnlkner, Vic torla-Btreet (opposite Holland and Butler's). PERSONAL. — importunt AoMce to Housewives.—lf you wish to econbmisfo and ahe w your husband that you are indeed the true helpmate, buy all your Meat for Cash ut Farrell & Barnaby's, Shipping and. Family Butchers, 175, Queen-st. Tho quality guaranteed. Money. MONE y TO LEND on freehold security. —Joseph Blades. Solicitor, Vulcan Lane. MONEY TO LEND, on good freehold securities, at snrrent rates. — Arch. Buchanan, Solicitor, Queen-street (opposite Bank of New Zealand). i»1 A TO £10,000 LENT on Building dW-JL" Society principles, or on other ternia to suit' borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses btdlt on Weekly Payment System Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for sale on Ith page. Six per cent. allowed on money deposited (or investment.— C. Williamson Land. Estate, and Financial A gent and Vainer, High-street' Aneldaad. , Shipping. , J&2&& CJ S. HA WE A, FOR Jfj/ffiPfßf* SOUTHERN PORTS. Will leave Onehunga on SUNDAY, Juno i, 2 p.m.; if mall-as arrived ; otherwise she will hot lcavo until MONDAY Juno 2, 2 p.m. , ■ , •■.-,-• • . UNION STEAMSHIP'COMPANY.OF NEW ... ~■; ,;.Of( . ) /! !. " !j I ,V.H;i :/-.!.! ■ . 'i;i V ZEALAND, .''i'/ '■'• ~.., ,liiccusiug Notices., _,-,,,,,■ -i~*" *';' '.i',',V, :. ". ' '"\f.'\: |I!iTO.^A,NaiLiCBNSING,D]:s,T.R^|. ■notice of application for a'i* ■•>> publicans, licensk. ~;'.;,.; A,- Epward MpGlashan, of Karao. Sotel keepec, dohereby.give notice that I; deajM; to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to bo held at Kainoon■thejth day ot June, iSili apply for a Certificate authorising the Ibsuo of a , Publican's license for a house, Bituated at Kamo.and known by fHe sigh of the Kamo Hotel, containing 18 rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Sated the Kth day of May. 1881. - BOBKRr THOMPSON, Ownor. i •' BUWARD McGLASHAN. Lost ami Fouud* i-| £\8 REWARD.— Lost,:, a ; Chestnut JL" Geldingi scar on tail through being on steamer.— G. W. Bjnney. Qaeenstreet '~l AS-— LOST, on Wednesday, 28th, J_^F between Pen rose Crossing and Otahuhu, a Lady's Leather Bag containing a Sum of Money and various other articles.—The jibove reward wUI be1 piiid to anyone returning th« Bftme toH. Jackaon, Butcher, Otahuhn.' ' - ":, OST, from the corner West Queerest j< and Found few doors above, in : his new Temnje ot Fashion, Professor G. H. Evans. T OST.^The Person who' found a Lady's.. * XJ Black Fur Cape .on Constitution Hill pn< Wednesday night, *&ttct the rink, will lloose return to. Stab office. ~ .. ; TOST, between Choral Hall and St. 'I I Sepnleiro's. on Wednoedar last, a Double Bass-Bo w.—Finder will be rewarded o_"retUrn- Ug to this ofnoe. ..'•■''..-<. • > "OENDDLUM Lost in Graf ton Road or. JtT' y_Cyber Pass.^A reward if left at Star Office. --.-■■ . . ■ .■,■'■■■ .v FOUND, on Tuesday, in Queen-strcot, a Purse cpntainingmoncy.-Ownercanhave same on giving description to Mr Chapman, Bookseller. . . TJIQUND, Fox Terrier Pup, on. Saturday,; JP' last—OWner can havo him by,applying tof W."Knox, Freenian'B Bay, and paying expenses. .'■•■- Medical. JG. HEN DER S O N'S • • CHERRY PECTORAL. - . 2s 6d and Is 6d per bottle. To be had only at Medtoal HalVPongonby, opposite Three Lamps. "WTIOLENT Raging : Toothache is'in V nearly every instance • instantaneously oured by using Odontalgicon,.the new remedy; la.—C. W. Goodson;London'Arcade.! iii'tililli "DELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutest— XV SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL.- Price, is 6d andte 6d.-F. C. Sharland, opposite the Port-office. ■. ■ - \~ mOOTHAGHE CURE. — Iris&ntanooua ' JL ReHei-ODONTALGIO.-ls per bottle.- F. C. BHARLANP; opposite Post-office. ...:'.,,- Wo :'; r m .'•■; •; %\ All children softer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Cu'_. BHARLAND'6 WORM POWDERS,.Is packet. , . Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Poet-Qgice. .iTVOSSLTNE job thb HAlß.—This.ele- : JLV pant preparation completely eoKpuea - dvury article of a similars-kind now beforo She public—Price, lsOd a botjlo.—Shj.ki.anu. Anothecaries' HalL . R. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL, 1 AND STBE& PILIS.—The mostpotmlai rl qvodtolne of tho day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo-,.. Dial Agent, F. O. Sharund, oppoalte'the Post-' * «H*!«. . . -' ■-■■ !" 'Sheriff's Ifotice.; ■.a';.- >ti q$ ; ,., I _;; f -""c j£ - - I. Edward Listbb Green, Sheri^E of the 'District idf'Auckland, hereby give' notice'that-' under *;Writ of iSale 'dtiljr Sasued .Out oilttte Supreme' Courti off Uew, Xealand,^ Northern District, at Ancklaid,' in to action wherein J. F, Buddie, of Tauranga, Is PlainttK and B. W. Bro4korp.:of T6uran». is Defendant;.rjwill" camieto bo aold by public auction ut the Sale- s rooms 6£B,;Tonksand.Co.. Queeß-street, Auckv ' anffi at the hour of B noon on SATURDAY*. ;■ lejtn dly ol June, next,,all thpsa Piecos or.. ; Parcels'or Land, Doing Lots 213 a»d 2f|,;i Section 2, Town of Tauranga, being; the whole of tho'land comprised in Ccrtiflcailb of "Title. Volunie-ie, Foil* 51 of the Regjater Book; and also ail that piece or parcel of Land; being Lot No. 361 in the Parish'of T6;Papa, 'Coiltainfiig; 60 •The Solicitorolor the Elocution Creditor are Messrs Whitakor and Russell, of Wyndham- Btreet, Auckland. -''"' - Dated at Auckland this 17th day of May, 1881- EDWABD L. GREEU, '.' £ AUCtIOHS. 5 ' f; TUESDAY, JUNE 3. ' BY ORDER OF fHE OF?ICIAt ASSIOKEJ ,'IS. 3 MOORK AND TOIVNSHENII'S ESTATK. ! «i t! , eRQ.RiGsE; SIBBIN :'"4: 'CTtTILL.seH by »ontion,.ot Moore and Townshcnd's Btorc«, Fort-street, on Tuesday, JuneS, at eleven o'clock, Marks.-'' ' ; • V 477 1 i-eask Bhorir In Bond F ' ' ' ' 18 IS cases Peruvian Bitters in Bond 391 1 }-oask Sherry in Bond ' •''! • 783 17 cases Fallon's Australian Wine In Bond 1" 780 : S hhds Marion's Alo In Bond ( '!''l'-'l_,i 329 \ and 2J-casks Australian Wine in Bond D ■■•',. \/V '~ '. ~. " 971 20 oases CaldweH'S Australian Wine In I' ■ Bond: . '. ' ' Also, \ '~ Wines, Beer, Stout, Bottling and ; ? • Corking Machine, Bottje Baskets, ~ •, - ,-j Measures, Funnels, Skids, Bins,. . ••■ 1 Jare, Iron Safe, Office Fittings, &c. R i ' GEORGE 3IBBIN, Auctioneer. t. ' TUESDAY, JUNE 3. \* IN MOORE AND TOWNSHEND'S "'Z f r ~£ ~., . ESTATE. . ., 1( , h,. t ' 31 HE Subscriber will recotap tenders for .- Leaso of theif Stores, Fort-stroet, with tho tares./ '•;.■.•; z'I;,,':,■''':„;,';'': .'-V...^' ■'',!. I? ' • The lease expires Ist January,' 1387, at a ronttxl oS«l3o,por,annum. One^ loft is let as. Jt3Q:per fiUU^^ T^< ■'!■>:■ :,ii'>"^">u.',^V ' '.i. .W. :■,•■; landers will be opened at 11 o'clock on day of sale ot Btoolc. Ront to commonco from day of parchaaeu _..;;. jPartlculars, store, and lixturos icon bo jsoon by ,»^plyfi«* g IB B^. s m-A-RT. '• ' (