THE SMALL-POX SCARE.

THE WAIIIORA

Tiik Customs launch, with Mr 0. Mays on board, paid another visit to Jlotu llii to day, and found everybody well on tho steamer. Mr Mays took down two extra men to assist tho caretaker (Smith) on the island, and they wero quarantined, Their duty will be to keop the buildings thoroughly clean, and attend to disinfec tion of the clothes and bedding of passen gers. Kono of the passengers had per manently removed to the island, biit were going to and fro between it and tho vessel. They say thoy Mould like to do their quarantining on board, and oiler objections to go on shore. This, however, cannot be permitted to continue, for in the event of any fresh outbreak the steamer's detention would be extended for a further period of fourteen days. There are on board of the Waihorn about 110 bullocks and 300 sheep consigned to Hunter and Nolan, and a barge was to day engaged in conveying them ashore, under conditions imposed by the Health Officer, viz., that the barge .should bo towed alongside of the steamer and filled with cattle by the Waihora's crew and towed to the cattle quarantine ground oil' Orakei, The steamer Rotoiti, chartered by the Union Company, also went down to the Wnihorn to-day with supplies and returned to town in tho afternoon. She brought back Mr Mays, who intends to visit the Quarantine Ground daily until the passen gers have been released. The first mail from the ship, after being duly fumigated, was brought to town to-day. Quarantino In AuokLmd. When the schooner Nora was observed coming in yesterday with the much-dreaded quarantine flag flying, it was generally con cluded that she had sickness on board. Fortunately, however, it proved that tho flag only indicated that sho had come from an Infected port, and requiredtobeoxaniined by tho Hoalth Officer. Dr. Philson, on learn ing this, and also that t'le vessel's voyage had occupied forty days, while all on board were well, admitted her to pratique, and she came up tho harbour to-day.

(BY TFXl..il-A-H. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Precautions nt Chrlstohurch,

CiroiSTCHOROII, this day.

Twenty adults were vaccinated yesterday nt the Hospital. Sevoral nurses there have been vaccinated, and tho Mayor, with the Health Oflicer, is endeavouring to secure tho uso of an isolated building whoro small pox cases, if necessary, may bo treated. The Board of Health, nt a meoting yester day, appointed a committee to deal with any sudden outbreak of small-pox, with authority to secure suitable buildings and to engago suitable attendants, and the ser vices of a medical man, aud with further authority to co-oporato with tho City Coun cil, if that body shall consider it desirable, in tho steps which may be found necessary, and that in the meantime tho Mayor bo asked to co-opernto with tho Committee. Probable Outbreak at Port Chalmers. D-NKni_r, this day. It is stated that the man Mowatt, who has small-pox at Napier, has a wifo and family at Port Chalmers, and that ho spent the night with them whiie the Wnihora wns in port. It is suggested that tho Port Chalmers Corporation should tako the neces sary steps. Later. The Tort Chalmers Town Council held a special meeting last night, to consider what steps ought to be taken in reference to quarantining Mouatt's house. Two special constables wero sworn in to keep the houso under surveillance, and the clothes whic'i Mouatt left at homo to be washed are to be destroyed.

(BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN COURESPONDKNT.)

Tho Government and tho Union S.S. Company.

Wellington, this day-

On the subject of quarantine, the " Even ing Post" writes:—"How circuinstancesaltor cases under certain influences is very clearly demonstrated by tho conduct of the Govern ment in regard to tho non-establishmont of quarantine against the introduction of small-pox from Australia, when contrasted with the enforcement of quarantine on tho most trivial pretence against English ships. Timo after time we havo seen vessels arrive from Home crowded with immigrants, after a long and weary journey, sent to tho quarantine stations for weeks and some times months at enormous cost to tho colony, great personal inconvenionco to tho passengers, and serious loss to tho shipowners, all because of the existence of a few cases of measles or typhoid fever during the voyage. Both these diseases aro in reality existent and acclimatised in tho colony, but from small-pox we havo, happily, heretofore been free Once we were threatened with it, and there was nothing said then about tho disturbance of trade which must result from enforcing quarantine. The Government of tho day considered, and rightly so, that the preservation of the public health was the primary consideration, to which all others must yield. Not so the present Go vernment. They have deliberately allowed the public health to bo jeopardised, how seriously, no one can yet toll, because they dare not do their duty and interpose the obstacle of quarantine in the way of steam communication with Australia. That the enforcement of quarantine would be incon venient there is no question, but that it wou Id very injuriously affect any large section of the community we take leave to doubt. New Zealand is not by any means .0 de pendant on Australia now as it was before the direct steam service was initiated, and even if the steamers from Australia Mere subjected to five or six days' quarantine,we do not believe that any very great public inconvenience would be felt. The mails' could be landed in due courso after fumi gation. The Union Company would, how ever, havo been the sufferers, and this is the secret of the inaction of the Government. Fully recognising the value to the colony of the Union Company and its magnificent fleet, we still regard the public safety in regard to the introduction of such a fell disease as small pox as paramount to any considerations of their pecuniary interests. Quarantine is one of the risks any maritime company must accept, and we do not believe that thero is another country in tho world whore any consideration of that kind would have led the Governmont to expose it to tho danger to which ourrulers have exposed New Zealand. Far better had thoy (if the Union Company's Interests aro so dear to them) asked Parliament to compensate it for any loss it might sustain through the proper enforcement of quarantine regulations. Tho monetary cost would in the end prebably have been less than that which may be en tailed by the introduction of the disease into the colony. After deliberately per mitting every facility to exist for tho intro duction of small-pox, it is difficult to see on what plea English vessels can be quaran tined in future in this colony on account of minor diseases."

Mr Theo. Coopor, the well-known soli citor, i_ laid up with an attack of scarlatina. The debate between Messrs Isaac Sclby and John Buchanan on the question "is the Mosaic Account of Creation at Variance with Science?" was resumed and ter minated in the Theatre Royal last night. On both evenings the attendance was only moderate, so that, after paying expenses, very little, if anything, will be available ior the Hospital Library Fund. Mr Selby blamed the Christian Evidence Society fer not appoint ing an able antagonist to meet him and announced his readiness to dispute the question at issuo with its resident, Bishop Cowie. Wo understand that it is in contemplation to send the challenges to tho Bishop and the leading Wesleyan, Presbyterian . and Baptist clergymen of the city. The winter entertainment for the amuse ment of the Sunday-school children of St. Paul's was given last evening in the school room, and was considered tho best of all the entertainments that had been given in connection with this school. The tea tables were laden with good things, under the judicious management of the ladies and teachers. The Rev. C. M. Nelson presided, and opened the musical and representative proceedings with appropriate remarks. The programme was of a very varied character, embracing tableaux, songs, sen timental and in character, and recitations^ The impersonation of "Bluo Beard," " Little Red Riding Hood," and other fairy tales delighted the children, who manifested their appreciation with boisterous voices. "The Bobby " and "Buy a Broom " were well sung ; aiso, th© character song, " What Can the Matter Be?" with bassoon ac companiment by Master Fenton. A Scotch song by a gentleman, illustrated by the "light fantastic too," also "Aches and Pains" and "Dinah Doe,", received, duo praise. " The Battle of Tel-01-Keber,'; by Mr Withers, who was present at the action, was a powerful rendering. Mr Alexander Smith gave two recitations with active vivacity, and Mrs Raynes sang effectively the song '' Robinson Crusoe." " Auld Lang Syne "and the '' National Anthem " brought an excellent programme to a happy termina tion, '

THE HAWEA STILL AGROUND.

Tins Union Company's s.s. Hawea got off the bank near Aigo Bay last nigbt, when Captain liansby decided to proceed south wards, but ho again got out of the channel and ran on a bank about four miles from tho wharf, whore she now lies. Efforts to got her off wero mado this morning, but without success. She may possibly bo moved to-night when the tide Hows again.

OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.

[BY TK_Kn_A.II. —PRKSS ASSOCIATION],

WKU.INCTON, this day, Parliament will be opened by Commission to-morrow. It is understood that the Com missioners will be Sir William ITitzherbert, Sir G. Whitmore, and lions. R. Oliver and Or. M, Waterhouso.

ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN CRICKET.

Match Against tho Comity of Kent,

(P.v Caulk.—Copyright),

London, August 4. The Australian cricketers began their twenty-third match in their tour to-day at Canterbury, whore they met for tlio first timo an eleven of tho County of Kent, com posed ns follows :—Lord Harris, Messrs Christopherson, Lipscombe, McKinnon, A. Perm, C. Wilson, Kemp, and G. G. Hearno, C. lloarne, Wooton, and A. Hearno. The weather was splendid, and there was n large attendance of spectators. The wicket was in good order. The homo team went in first, and their innings closed for IG9, Wilson boing tho highest scorer with 37 (bowled). Tho Australians went to tho wickets, and at tho close of the day had run up 130 with only 4 wickets down. Murdoch mado 24 (caught), and McUonnl I was not out with SO to his credit.

THE AUCKLAND POLICE AND SUNDAY PERFORMANCES.

(|IY TF.LKGRAPIt—OWN COIUtESPONDKNT.)

Wellington, this day. With referenco to tho Auckland police prohibiting Sunday, performances, the "Post" thinks that tho police authorities might bo very much moro usefully omployed than in trying to rake up old laws -f this kind, and that there are many mattors to which their attention might much moro usofully bo directed than attempting to stop a sacred concert on a Sunday evening. Whether they have any right to do so or not is certainly vory doubtful, and it is to lie hoped that tho question will be tried and authoritatively determined.

CORRESPONDENCE.

Railway Reform —Replies to " E.C." nnii " Scrutator.''

(To tho Editor.)

Sut, —In reply to "E. C." I assort emphat ically that wo havo a sufficient population to allow my suggested scheme of railway management to be carried out successfully, and in letters published in the "Herald" on the Sth and 21st of February last havo given facts and figures in support of my assertion. To thoso letters 1 must refer " E.C." ify scheme was before the public,

I believe, prior to tho existonco of tho Trades and Labour Council. That it is not devised iv tho interest of the largo land-holders, is proved by tho fact that not ono of them has ever rendered me tho least support. As to tho time of running tho trains, that is a mattor for the traffic manager. I havo dealt with tho commercial and financial question only. Just a lino to "Scrutator." If he ap peals to Mr Maxwell ho will find that my definition of "differential rating" is tho only correct, ono. As I havo de scribed tho system to a greater or loss extent, it is in constant use on the British, American, and most of the Continental railways. To some extent it has, I beliovo, always beon in use on our New Zealand "railways, and since Mr Mitchelson took office it has been very extensively applied. At my lecturo I gave a most glaring instance of its application to the Waikato lino. "Scrutator" can easily satisfy himself on this point, and at onco join mo in my protest. Tho Minister for Public Works is undoubtedly responsible for retaining an incompetent manager, but he cannot be ex pected to manage the Railway Department himself. With tho rest of "Scrutator's letter I have nothing to do ; it is quite ont sido tho present question.—l am, _c, Samuel Va.i.e, August 4th, ISS4.

Search for Supposed Wreck.

Wellington, This Day.—Tho Govern ment a day or two back i__ued instructions for their schooner Kekeno to search in tho neighbourhood of Preservation In let for any traces of the vessel Mario Ange or her crew. It has also been decided to send either the Stella or Hinemoa from here to-morrow to assist in the search.

Only ono tender has been received for the Koranui Coal Co.'s works, mines, &c, that of Captain Williams, for £10,500, which is about the amount of the existing liabilities of the Company.

A man named Matthew Heard, who has be.n a patient at the Hospital, was trans ferred from that institution to-day to tho Lunatic Asylum. An inquest is proceeding this afternoon at Mr Reay's residence, Birdgrove, on tho remains of the young man Barlow, who was killed on Monday evening under circum stances stated in yesterday's issuo. The sharemarket continues firm, ve*y little business doing to-day. Prince Im perial : buyers at 31s and 325. Sales: Mariebel, Is Gd; Ivanhoe, Is 6d. Bank stock and miscellaneous quotations same as yesterday. At an examination of 51 school teachers at Wanganui recently, tho word " fuchsia" was misspelt by fully three-fourths of the candidates, varying from " fucha" to "phousia." A man, after engaging a cab, caused the cabman to put him down at a very dark part of the street, saying at the same time, " IVo dropped a sovereign in the bottom of tho cab." Cabby, thinking it a good cliance, whipped up his horse and drove away, of course only to find that there was no coin at all, and that his fare had had his ride for nothing. To the Editor: Sir,—l beg the spaco of a few linos in your columns, that I may refer.o a caso of embezzlement and fraud that came up in court yesterday, a notice of which ap peared in your last night's issue. A traveller in tho employ of Professor Ellis, medical li6rba'ist, was brought up for trial, charged with embezzling money, forging billsand receipts, and practising a systematic course of fraud for somo time past; yet, notwithstanding the charges brought against the prisoner, and clearly proved, his penalty was a fine of 40s and costs, or in dofault.fourteen days' imprisonment. I ask, is this justice? Are he and other young men of similar capacity to bo en couraged to commit frauds and embezzle ments, under the pleasing reflection that if they should not be able to effectually cloak their dishonest practices, there is no cause to fear any serious results,as a light fine or a fortnight's imprisonment could easily be endured, being merely the same penalty for putting largo sums of money in their pockets as is due for inadvertently taking smaller sums out for too much intoxicating drink.—lam, &c., A Traveller on* Com mission.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1884.



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City Tramways. /.ITY OF AUCKLAND TRAMWAYS Proposed By-laws to be submitted lo th Auckland City Council for their approval :— By-laws and Regulations made by the City ( Auckland Tramways and Suburbn Laud Company (Limited), under th powers conferred on the Company by th " Tramways Act, 1872," for regulating th .travelling in any Carriage belonging t the Company, and forprcventing the con mission of any nuisance in or upon an such Carriage. Tho By-laws and Regulations hereinafter sc forth shall extend and apply to a] Carriages of the Company and all placo with respect to which the Company hay power to make By-laws or Regulations. 1. Each passenger shall upon demand pa; to tlio Conductor or other dill; authorised oflicer, or servant of th Company, tho fare legally chargabl for the journey, or deposit in tho Fare t box provided for the purpose hi ticket, or pay into the same tho fan legally charguble for the distance tra veiled. 2. Each passenger shall show the ticket sup plied to him (if any) when required so t< do to the Conductor or other dulj authorised servant of the Company. 3. No ticket that is defaced, or illegible, oi altered after the same has heen suppliet will bo aeeeptcd by the Conductor, oi authorised servant of the Company ii charge of the Fare-box, and the holdei of any such ticket, or the person bj whom such ticket has been doposited ii the Fare-box, will bo regarded as no: having paid his or her fare, and shal upon demand pay to tlio Conductor, or if required so to do, deposit in the Fare box tho faro legally for his o) her journey. 4. Smoking is strictly prohibited in tho in tcrlor of any Carriage, and only allowei on the platforms of such Carriage wher it is not offensive to any other passenger Any person who persists in smokln; alter being requested by a pas.enger, oi warned by any servunt of the Company to desist, shall be guilty of an oll'enci against thla By-law, and may hi removed from the earrlugo by any ser vant of the Company. ... No person shall give or ofl'or a gratuity tc tho conductor or any other servant ol the Company, and no conductor or othei servant of tho Company shall receive oi accept a gratuity from any person. 0. No porson shall swear or use obscene oi offensive language whilst riding in an; carriage or on any platform thereof, oi commit any nuisance in or against any carriago, or wilfully interfere with the comfort of any passenger. 7. No passonger or other porson shall, while riding In any carriage or on any platform thereof, play or perform upon any musi cal Instrument without permission of the conductor. 8. No porson in a state of intoxication shall attempt, or be allowed, to entorany car riago, and any person found In such a state in any carriage or on any platform thereof shall ho immediately removed by, or under the directions of, the Con ductor. 9. No person shall wilfully remove or de face any number plate, printed notice, or writing on the panels, or break or scratch uny window of, or otherwise wilfully damago, any carriage. Any person ucting in contravention of this Regula tion shall be liable to the penalty pre scribed by th .so By-laws and Regula tions, in addition to any liability to pay the amount of damage done. 10. Nopnssongoror other person, not being a servant of the Company, shall bo per mitted to travel on the stops of any car riage, or sit on or lean against tho out side rail of either platform of such Car riage. 11. A person whoso dress or clothing might, in tho opinion of tho Conductor of tho Carriage, soil or injure tho dress or clothing of any passenger, or a person who. in tho opinion of the Conductor, might for nny other suflloicnt reason ho offensive to passengers, shall not ho on tillod to enter or remain In any carriage, and may be prevented from entering any carriage, and shall not enter any Carri ago after being requested not to do bo by the Conductor, and if found in any carriago shall, on the request of the Conductor, leave tho carriago upon tho fare, if previously paid, boing returned. 12. Personal or othor luggngo (Including the tools of artisans, mechanics, mid dally labourers) shall boplaeod wbero diroct-d by tlio Conductor, and not in tho Interior, or on the roof of uny carriago, unless tho permission of the Conductor be given. 13. No person oxoopt a passenger, or intend ing passenger, shall enter any carriage, und no person shall hold or hang on to any part of any carriage, or travel therein, othorwlso than as ullowcd by the Conductor. 11. No person Bhall enter or leave, or attempt to ontcr or leavo, uny carriage whilst in motion. 15. No dog or othor animal shall be allowed In any carriago, or upon any platform thereof. 10. No person shall travel in any carriage, or upon nny platform thereof, with loaded tlrc-urnis. 17. No passenger shall wilfully obstruct or impodo any officer or servant of tho Company in the execution of his duty upon or In connection with any carriage or tramway of tho Company. IS. The Conductor of each Carriago shall enforco those Hy-laws and Regulations to the bost of his ability, and if any such conductor fails to enforce tho same as aforc-aid, ho shall ho deemed to havo committed a breach of these By-laws and Regulations. 19. Any person offending against or com mitting n broach of any of thoso By-laws aud Regulations shall bo liable to a ponalty not exceeding 10s. 20. Tho expression "Conductor" shall in eludo any olllccr or servant of tho Com pany having charge of a Carriage, Tho word Carriage shall moan and includo every wheeled vehicle, whatever may ho its form or construction, used by tho Tramway Company ns a Tramway Carriage. 21. There shall bo placed and kept in a con spicuous position Inside of each Carriage in use a printod copy of these Bylaws and Regulations. (Signed) F.A.WHITE, 83, Queen-street. fcceretary. Advertisements Late for Classification WANTED, 2 Young Lady Boarders engaged during tho day.-Apply Cantor bury Provision Store, Wellestcyst. West, TV. ANTED, ft Canvasser to sell Photo- V V grups.—Apply A. B. Uroomhull and Co., Shortland-stroot, ANTED, a good Harmaid.— Apply at once, Greyhound Hotel. ANTED, t. Hiro.Horso and Buggy.— Apply Box 203, Post Oilice. WANTED, a Lady to join another in tho Millinory oind Dressmaking Busi ness; ono who has a good knowledgo of dress making nrcessary.— Address " '/, 5.," Post-Olllco, Ncwmarketj WANTED, a strong Youth for stable. —Apply H. Maxflold. 125. Queen-street. WANTED, first-class Tronsors and Vest Maker.—Apply Piatt & Fawcott, Karan gahape Roadj WANTED, n good Second-hand Piano. —Address, stating range, maker, and price, Box 206, Po3t-olllce. t__*/i AA £200, and £1")0 to Lend on 3&I _b" _- , freehold securities. — Wm. Buchanan, Commission Agent, Queen-street (opposite Bank of N.Z,) TTNION SASH & DOOR COMPANY (LIMITED). For convenience of Shareholders, Dividend; will be paid at Town Ofllce, Custom-street, or 7th and Bth instant, from 2 to 1 o'clock p.m. DA YIP MURDOCH, Secretary. FOR SALE, 10 Tons of FLTJKI KIDNEY SEED POTATOES, importci from tlio South (aquantlty over what we roquiiv for our own use). Also, 10 Tons of Hobart Ileum Seed.—For particulars apply nt the ofllco of th- New Zealand Frozen Meat and Storago Com pany (Limited). FOR SALE, a fow Tons of Prepared BLOOI MANURE, guaranteed superior to Peruviai Guano. Intonding purchasers must please senc in their ordors early, so as not to be disap pointed. Prioo, £G per ton (bags includod). Thii Manure is well suited for Tobacco, Root, am Grain Crops, and is splendid for top-dressing. KCH HILL BRICK AND TILI COMPANY. Tondors will bo received up to MONDAY lltli inßt., for tho following works: -Clay-got ting, Trollying to Mill, Bearing-off, Crowdinf and Setting, Drawing and Burning in ono, two or three parts.—Apply to the Manager, at tin Workß. ANTED, a Good General Servam able to do plain cooking. Reference: required-Apply Mrs W. T. Hargravc, Graftoi Road, PIANOFORTES Tuned, ss, by an ex perienced hand from Kirkman's, London Old Pianos entirely rostored in tone and touch hammers refelted, 1 guinea.-W. Sior, Colleg. Road (noxt to Cascade Storeß), and at Karapga hape Road (opposite Prime's, Ironmonger, Now ton). O CARPENTERS _ BRICKLAYERS —Tondcrs wanted for Works roquirbi (labour only) in Building Four Cottages ii Kyber Pass. Plan and specifications at C. Li Roche, Kyber Pass, WELLESLBY'S CONSULTATION NO. 1.-M HI-BOURNE CUP, 1881. 2,000 TICKETS, AT 10s EACH, DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: l.tHorse _250 Starters _20< 2nd Horse 1M Non-Starters 301 3'd-_**BB "» Apply by letter only, enclosing two stampi for reply and result. t_ WELM , SLEYi ' Care Chas. F. Andrews, Tobacconist, Wei lesley Billiard Rooms, Wclfesloy-street, Auclc land.



Wanted. 3. TTTANTED, a General Servant for famil- V T of three.—Apply Lynn Cottage, Church ie street, Ponacnby. IVA ANTED, Labourers, at tho Freezinr. " if Company's works at Breakwater. Non< n but good hands need apply. c TTTANTED, respectable young Girl tc o it assist in light housework and nursei 0 baby. — Apply Mrs Matthews, Fruiterer, Vie l- torla-treet West. 1 TTTANTED, a young person (Scotch pre- TT ferred) as Attendant lo an old Lady.— •J Apply after six o'clock, evening, to Mib Frater 11 Avenue Road, Parnell. o \\TANTED, a Baby to Nurse j will be V T kindly treated.—Apply, in the afternoon, _ at Starton House, Franklin Road. V TIT ANTED, a steady Woman as Cook on 0 VY a station ; good wngeß to a suitable per -0 son —Apply hoforo 10 a.m. on Thursday to Mrs '" Courtayne, C 1 iremont House, Princos-strcot. a TJITANTED, at once, several good strong TT Youths as Apprentices to the Bench; also, two Boys to make themselves generally useful.—Apply Manager Win. McArtlmr and . Go's. Hoot Factory. Upper Queen-street. WANTED, a Second-hand Baker, - at this Office. _ _ TITAN TED, a Junior Invoice Clerk for , y V Entering Desk.—Apply, in own hand , writing, to Ho. ...I, P. 0., Auckland. ! W/^N^ED, a respectablo and steady ' it young Man as Boots and General Man. t —Apiily Oram's Hotel, Hobson-Btrcet. 1 \\TANTED, General Servant; must bo , TT good Cook and Laundress.—Apply, be - tween 12 and 2, or after 6 p.m.—Mrs Ross, i* " \Vononn," St. Stephen's Road, Parnell. WANTED, a Boy to drive an engine; also, Hoy for the country that can milk. | —Apply fo J. and H. Smyth, Mount Mount 1 Eden Saw-mill, ,' VST ANTED, smart, intelligent Man with r V V 430 to*£so in an established and payable , concern,—Bpply " Spec," care Star Office, i TTTANTED immediately, a Cook and V V Laundry-maid, for Gisborao. Good wages.—Apply Rev. J. Hill, Grafton Road. > VVTANTED, Strong Boys.—Auckland f TT Timber Co. (Limited), Customs-street ; wist. WANTED, a handy Man, thoroughly accustomed to hotel-work.—Apply Now . markot Hotel, Newmarket. WANTED, an experienced Nursemaid. Apply to Mrs 11. P. Barber, York-atreot, 1 Parnell. WANTED, a good Driver. None but a steady man need apply.—B. McDonald, ' Parnell. WANTED, a Situation as Housekeeper, or in any pluco of trust. Good rofor enccs.—Address U.K., Star Office, WANTED, a Nursegirl, about 14, to sleep at home.—Apply Mrs Widgery, Midwife, Newmarket street, -Newmarket. WANTED, a Clean Civil Lad for the Butchering.—Thomas Hedger, Kyber Pass, WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mrs Harper, Mt. Eden Road (near toll gutc), WANTED, a good General Servant (for Ponsonby), ablo to cook and iron (no wash lug).—Apply Star Office. VVTANTED, n good (ionoral Servant.— T T Apply to JMrg Stevenson, Welcome Dining Rouiiib, bottom Nolson-streot, WANTED, somo kind Person to adopt a healthy Baby (Hoy), two months old. —Apply by lettor to Baby. Star Olllco. WANTED, Situation as Improver to the Carpentering or Joinery ; had 2J years' experience.—Address "C.H.H.," Star o nico. WANTED, by a Widower, a Respect able I'erson to tako charge of a Haby ; state terms.—Address " Widower,' Star Office. ANTED, about 'JO acres good La-td. Must be cither deop sandy loam, vol canic, or cleared bush — Apply, stating terms and price, to Secretary N.Z, Tobacco Co.. Beach Road, Auckland^ \X rANTED, about 25 to 30 acres rich, T T doep Soil, sheltered, with north-east aspect preferred.—Apply "Purchaser," Star Office WANTED by young man, Situation as Driver of 'Bus or Tratncar; good refer ences ; 10 years' experience among horses.— Address, " Driv_r." Star 011100, WANTED TO LET (Grafton Road), 3 Furnishod Rooms, uso of kitchen, or Board and Residence; no children. Terms moderate.- Apply Star Office WANTED TO PURCHASE, a Neat Four or Fivc-roemod Cottago In tho vicinity of Kyber Pass. — Apply to Mr J, Downey, Grocer, Kyber Pass. WANTED TO PURCHASE, 2 Sets of Second hand Quarry Tools.—Apply to E. Plchl. Edinburgh Caßtle Hotel, Symonds-st. W"~ ANTED TO PURCHASE, Any Number of Laying Hena; any breed, if young.—State lowest price to " Poultry," Star Office; WANTED to Purchase a 4-room.d Cottago. ten minutes' walk from Quoen- Btreet.—Apply, stating prico and particulars, to ______ Star Office. \\7 ANTED, Employers and Employees T T to call at A. McLeod's Servants' Registry, St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby, near tho Three Lamps, '\\TANTED, Allotments noar Auckland. TT —State terms to "l).H.M.,"caro of Mr Geo, Storekeeper, Northcote, WANTED to Purchase, a Houso of 7 or S rooms, with a pretty Allotment, in Grafton Road, or near town or suburbs—Ad dress "M.R.," office of this paper, Btating term-, -_■■ WANTED to Hire, two days overy week. Small Spring Cart and Harness. —Apply, stating terms, to " D.U.," Star Office, WANTED, by a Gentleman, Partner ship in an established business: good business abilities and energetic; capital, _000.— Add ress 000, Star Olllco^ WANTED. —Two respectablo Men can have a comfortable homo In a private family.—Apply W. 15. Baxter, Grocer, Grafton Road. WANTED, by a young Lady, an En gagement as dnfly Governess to young children.—Adrtrcm "Teacher," Star Office. WANTED by working man with small family, Bomo quiet person as Housekeeper. Easy work : .mail wages.—Apply after 0, Geo. Lloyd, Gladstone-street, Newton, next Mr Wln stuno's Stable. WANTED my old friends and tlio public generally to know that I havo bought out tho City Loan Office, opposite Army and Navy Hotel, and am prepared to lend tho best prices on Watches, Jewellery, Clothing, _c, «c- ISAAC BLOOM, City Loan Office, Upper Qucon-strect. ANTED, Furnished Cottago of 3 or 4 Rooms for Married Couple, without en cumbrance, or Bed and Sitting-room, with use of Kitchen on Sundays; must be within ton minutes of Qucon-streot; terms must be mode rate.—Apply Immediately, " 5.5.," Star Olllco. WANTED, Pupils for Carpenters' and Builders' Drawing Class, held at tho V.M.C.A. on Tuesday and Friday Evenings, at 7.30.—F0r particulars apply at Class-room, to R. Mackay F.ripp, WASfED-When you aro in Hobson street call and sco the lurgo and choice stock of Moagiel and Bannockburn Tweeds, for the present season, at Munro and Milligan _. WANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Ropair, at T. Nutsford'B, ; Watchmaker, Victoria - street (next Union Bank). Charges moderato; all work warranted for 12 months. VVTANTED KNOWN, that Butcher and T T Company havo 3 large Spring Waggons for removing furniture, on .egg- _• . ilo terms. WANTED KNOWN-That Cheek Bros, havo openod a New Department i for all kinds of Household Requisites Brooms, Brushes, Doormats, Yankeo Notions, So.— i Check Bros., Importers, Newton, - WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timber I CdkapT-mberl And all other kinds of Building Materials, can bo purchased cheaper ; and better than anywhere else at the yards of ]' D. QOLDIK. Albort-street. I VVTANTED KNOWN-Parties having _ TT Properties for Sale or to Let will And it to their advantago to placo them in tho hands 1 of the New Zealand Houbo, Land, Estato and 0 Financial Agency, High-street. ANTED KNOWN-That the "Young Lodios' Journal" for August have just arrived by lonic—N. G. Lonnox, 100, Queen-street, } WT ANTED KNOWN, that all working i TT men can save their money by calling at i the Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Meals Sixpenco j Board and Lodging 15s per week.— * Robert Murdoch, Proprietor.—Noto the address 3 —Nearly opposite the Waitemata Hotel, and closo to the Dock, 1 VVTANTED KNOWN-Charlos Kelsey T T and Co. havo Constant Arrivals of Now : Silver and Gold Jewellery. Thoy make a "' specialty of this branch by kooping no Imita tion Jowellery on thoir premlaos. — Charles Kolsoy and Co., 120, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN —That I have just secured some very Especial Bargains 4 in Velvet Pilo Carpet Squares, at 21s Od, usually ; sold 30s; also some very Choice Designs in 3 Tapestry Carpets, at Is BJd yard, and Hearth Rugs to match, at 3b od.—James Scutt, Draper, Z Clothier, and Outfitter, London House, Victoria h and Nolson-strocts, Auckland. . VVTANTED KNOWN—Peacock's Jams, W 0d: Salmon, 7jd; Fresh Herrings, 6Jd ' por tin.—All guaranteed to bo of the best quality * at Cheek Bros.', Nowton. ANTED KNOWN, that James Georgo's Hobson-stroot Hair-dressing - Saloon is now Open. Prices: Hair-cutting, Od; - Shaving, 0d; Boys' Hair-outting, 3d, within tho hours of from 8 till 0, and from 8 till 12 on Satur ' days, after which hours Od will be charged. ; Private contracts entered into with regular cus -1 totnoi- James George, Hair-cutter, Hobson -1 street (next Criterion Hotol), . I ~YXT ANTED KNOWN—lsn't this wonder - VV full St. Jacobs Oil, 2s 0d tho bottle; Pain Killer, lid por bottlo; Tea, 3d per lb,; highest prico, good Tea, Is fla; splendid Baking Powder, 6d tho lib. tin; Canary Seed, Id per lb.; Caraway Seeds, 6d ppr lb.; Arrowroot, 6d per lb.; good Sauce, Id per bottlo, at Dampier's [ Hobson-street Shop, WANTED SEEN,—The fresh Bargain in New Furniture, including Painted Wood Chairs, 3s 3d; Cane-seated Chairs, also 3s 3d; grand line of Grecian Cane-seated Chairs, , 4b 9d; Rooking Chairs, with arms (cane-seared), ; 10s; nice lot of Arm Chairs, 6s 6d; Fold_ig Chairs (carpet-soatet}), ss6d; Children's Rocking II Chairs, 3s. Washstands.. Ss 0d; Coffee Tables, * 5s Gd; Gipsy Tables, 8s 6d; Loo Tables, 19s a (oval); do. (round), 21b ; Kitchen Tables, 9s, 10s, lis; Chests Of Drawers. 25s ; Colonial Couches, 7a; Stretchers, Gs; handsomo stuffod Chairs, ■" 10s; stuffed Arm Chairs, 31a; handsome Spring ' Couches, 38s.—At Dampier's Large Furnishing hop, Hobson-street.



M Wanted. y TAT ANTED, a General Servant; refer l" TV enccs required.—Apply to J. \V. Robin _ son, Chemist, Parncll. g \I7ANTED~TO RENT, Cottago of two 0 Vv or three rooms.—Address " .MC," Star Office. 0 TVT-\NTED, a respectable Girl as General v YT Servant..—Apply between two and four ;" p.m. lo Mrs Magulrc, Victoria-street West, - AV7"ANT[.D, Gardeners, Fawners, and ;" IT tlio General Public to know that they " can obtain a choice variety of Early Seed Pota '» toes, direct from tho growers, can bo depended upon boing true to name, also prime lot of n SilvorSkin Onions.—Davica, McMillan & Co., t Li, Customs-street. WANTED KNOWN that Messrs Glad ding and Stainton will cease to bako and .* supply Robloy's Digestive Bread to customers " on and after Saturday, August 9th, All orders for the above Bread will bo gratefully received - at Robloy's General Bakery (late Grubb Bros., 1 Princes-street). Tho undersigned having had 1 long experience in the manufacture of all kinds j* of cereals, practical and otherwise, pluces him 1 in a position to guarantee the above Bread to contain all the elements of nutriment necessary - to build a human system—viz., fat, muscle, and ■ bone, especially of the joiing, during their growth.—J. Robley, Princes-street Bakery. WANTED KNOWN.—My Yearly Sale commences on the Otli of August, for fourteen days. Twopcnco iv the Shilling ilis • count will bo allowed during Salo'for uli goods ' not particularised. See Thursday's. Frld.ij's, • and Saturday's Stak.—J. Groon, 85, Victoria-sl. WANTED KNOWN—Furniture Re moved.—Tho Now Zealand Receiving - Forwarding, and Parcel JDelivery Agency , Remove Furniture with expedition and despatch and on the shortest notice. WANTED KNOWN — A Beautiful Assortment of Silver and Gold Jewel ' lery at Charles Kolsoy and Co.'s. They keop no imitation-, and they guarantee everything sold by thoni to bo genuine.—Charles Kelsey and ; Co., 120, Queen-street. V\T A NT E D — THE PUBLIC TO SUBSCRIBE to the SERIES of PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS known as Burton Brothers' " NEW ZEALAND THROUGH THE CAMERA." PRICE: ONE SHILLING EACH, to Sub scribers only. Over 2,000 Separate Views of Now Zealand Scenery to Select from. W. It. ROBINSON, WELLI_LE_ STREET EAST. WANTED Known—An enormous fresh lot New Novels, 1b Cd; Japanese Cabinets, Is Od each; White-handled and other Riveted Hair Brushes, 9d; largo Comic Yankee Pictures, 3d; Framed Chromos, Od and 9d; a splendid line of Framed Pictures, Is each ; another grand lot of Brown Teapot.. Od, S)d, and Is: grand larfje cheap variety of Tir.waro; splendid Oyster Knives, Gd; good Door Mats, 2s 3d; Btrlped Carpet, Is; Table Oilcloth, 11 yard wldo, Is; Stair Oilcloth, Cd ; Looking Glasses (plate), 8d; Handsome Fancy do, Is; Swing do, 1b Od: Bed room Toilet Setß, 7s 3d; Soup IMates, 8d ; Bread Knives, 3d and Id; Zinc Buckets, Is; Japanned Spittoons, Is ; Japanned Slop Pails, 3s 3d; Glass Cream Jugs, 4d: Glass Sugar Basins, Od; _c„ at Dampier's Hobaon-strcct Shop A N T~E .5 KNOWN— That tho STOCK of CLOCKS AND WATCHES AND JEWELLERY at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE has been Greatly Augmented by LARGE AR RIVALS, and an Inspection is solicited Of tho STERLING GOLD and SILVER GOODS (all WARRANTED) In tho Quoen-strcot Window, and tho Artistic IMITATION JEWELLERY In tho Viutorla-street Window. We make a SPECIALTY of those Two Lines, keeping both the Uenuino and tlio Imitation to SUIT nil TASTES and Pockets; but thoy are kept Sepa rate, and Displayed in Different Streets. Sterl- Siiver Sets. 2b Od; Brooches and Rings, Is each; and othor Lines equally Cheap, at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, Queen-si. and Victoria _t. and at Christchureh and Wellington. Tne Fancy Gooda Stock Is Uncquallod in the Colony. WA N T B D — Students to Form PRACTICAL ENGINEERING AND DRAW ING CLASSES. Training Collcgo, Wellcsley-Btreet. .. TEACHER...WALTER...J....ROBINSON .. Board of Education. Certified First-class Honours, London, Science and Art Departments. Arrangements for private pupils. Address: Ewington Road, Mount Roskill Road, or Mr Ewington, Estate Agent, Queen-Bt. ' I I I Ml I ''I — Miscellaneous Wanteds. A PRACTICAL Gardener wants a Situa tlon,—Apply J.M., Star Office, A YOUNG MAN from the Seuth Island is desirous of obtaining a Situation; has been used to general storekecping businc-s; 1} years' experience; highest references In Auck land and tho West Coast.—Address *'A.J.W.," Star Office.. BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, a Few Smart Boya.—ll. Davy, Crown Boot Factory, Grey-street. MILLINER.— Wanted for South, first class Milliner. - Apply Mr Blyth, at Sargood l Ewen L _jCo.'B. TO "MILLINERS.—A lady of exprience and ability roqulrcd to take cliargo of workroom.—Apply Win. Rattray, Queon-Btrcet. Lost and Found. LOST, a Whito and Fawn-coloured Grey hound Dog.—Finder rewnrdod by return ing to Branston and Forster, Albert-street. LOST, botwoen Alton Road and St. Paul's School-room, „ Silver Shield. Brood-. Finder rewarded. — Jas, Maokio, Coachbuilder, Victoria-street. meetings. FTIAKAI-UNA JOCKEY CLUB. The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of tho aboro Club will be held on FRIDAY, August Sth, 1881, at Flagstaff Hotel, atß p.m. I. PEEL, Hon. Sec. T~"~ HE usua-Free LE(__JRE~will bo do livercd by Mr Edwin Carr In tho Eden Hall, TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), at 7.30 p.m. Suljent: "Hindrances to Faith." Discussion. G" RAFTON ROAD WESLEYAN BAND OF HOPE. The ordinary Monthly Meeting will bo hold in the School-room TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, commencing »t 7.30. An address will bo given by Mr 11. Downey, and Recita tions, &c„ by the members. Rev. R. Bavin in tho ohalr. Admission Froo. R. MKARS, Sec, *\ri.W ZEALAND ART STUDENTS AIM. ASSOCIATION. " LECTURES. A Lecturo on "Art in New Zealand" will bo given by the President, at the Choral Hall, on THURSDAY, 7th, at 8 p.m.; Musical Selections during tho evening. Also by E. A. Mackcchnic, Ebo., on "Hogarth,"at tho MiißCum.on the 18th, with Limelight Illustrations. Admission by ticket only, to be hand at Mears's and Lennox's. _ ' S. STUART, Hon. Sec. AU CX L A ND" LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASSOCIATION. A Special Meeting of the Trado will bo hold in , tho Large Room (upstairs) of tho Now Zealand Insurance Buildings TO-MORROW (Thursday) AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock, to conßidor busi ness, as per details given in postal cards trans ; mittcd to members. &c. , _ JNO. KING. Secretary. ■ A RCH HILL ROAD BOARD. I NOTICE,—A Meeting of Ratepayers will bo i held in tho Nowton West School-room at 7.30 ■ p.m. on THURSDAY, the 28th inst, to consider ' the question of striking a Special Rate for tho Maintenance of Main Roads. Tender are also invited for tho Supply of ' Scoria, Spalls, Metal, „c„ for the current year. \ GEORGE CHILTON, Chairman, 1 Board's Ofllce, Arch Hill, August 7,1884. MOUNT ROSKILL BAND OF HOPE, —Concert and Danco in aid of tlio abovo t will be hold on FRIDAY next, Bth instant, in , Public School-room, Three Kinga, at 7,30 p.m. . T3APTIST CHURCH, PONSONBY. _ A LECTURE - In aid of the Building Fund of tho above Chursh " will bo deliverod in tlio 1 PUBLIC HALL, PONSONBY, ; on thursday evening, august 7, i By Mr J. HAY. 1 Subject: " Tho "introduction of Christianity into Scotland by St. Columba of lona. with s an account of the lifo and labours of that i great Apostolic Missionary and his buo r cossors in disseminating the Gospel in tho i British Isles." Cdaiu to he Taken at 7.30. ADMISSION .. .. ONE SHILLING. Educational. i /.HURCH OF ENGLAND GRAMMAR • \J SCHOOL. ' Founded A.D 1855. - Manukau Road, Parnell. ; Governors: '. The Right Rev. the Bishop of Auckland, D.D. The Yen. Arch. Maunsell, G, P. Pierce, Esq. LL,D. C. C. McMillan, Esq. '< The Yen. Archdeacon Pritt H. G. Soth Smith, ; The Hon. Col. Haultain Esq., R.M, j Headmaster H. T. Pycroft \ ABBistant C. A. Tobin Drawing and Painting .. K. Watkms - Writing. Commercial Arith , luetic, Bookkeeping .. H. Smith r Mechanical Drawing, and 1 Superintendent of Work ) shop P- J- -laridge ' S_F__ ntenden..° £ -7T- A. B. Broomhall I Terms begin Monday, -th February, 26th ' MiHsthslptember. _.ees. (£3 10s pe.-term) ' _over all branches of inßtrrucUon. Prospectuses , can be obtained from the Headni__er. M~ RS CLAYTON'S Boarding and Day School, St George's Bay Road Parnetf. ■ Third term, Sept. 15th.-Mrs Clayton has no in ' tontion of giving up her school. ■_■____________________________■



To Let TjlO LET, in Newmarket, Dwelling-house JL G rooms and bath-room.—Apply Smith anc Caughey, Drapers. TO LET, 3 Large Well-finished Kofiiiu in a nico house, near district school s.— Apply Mrs Howard, Upper Queen-street. TO LET, 4-roomed New House, every convenience; rent, 10s Cd weekly.—Apply al Cottage back Malvern Villas, Nowton Road North. FT^O LET, Two Front Rooms, with use of X Kitchen. — Apply llrst house iv Cox street Baylield, near Tramway Terminus, F'jmi sonby. TO LET, 1 Bedroom, plainly furnisluxl, use of kitchen, to a respectable Female. Rent, ,1s Gd.—Apply Mr Knight, Butcher, Upper Queen-street. TO LET, a 7-roomed House in Auburn street, ofFKyber Pass Road. Rent, IG_.— Apply to T. a. Smith, Kyber Pass Road, TO LET.—Unfurnished Room to let.— Apply John Tuckey, Undertaker, Victoria strcet \V~cßt. ITIO LET, a Large. Comfortablc7 Unfur- JL nished Front Room, with register grate; also, n. good Dedroom ; situated foot of Mount Eden. Terms, very moderate to permanent occupier.—For address, apply nt Cladding's Store, Mount Edon Road. MHO LET, part of a Houso in Wellington _l. street, two front rooms, with use of kitchen or kitchen, bedroom, and scullery.—Apply Mi- Hornc, Grocer, corner of Nelson-street. rj .0 LET, Furnished, a Double Bed- JL room, with Sitting-room and use of Kit chen, if required.—Apply Mrs Young, 103, Grey street. rriO BET, iv Queen-street, old established _fl. LI very and Bait Stables.—Apply to H. _axllcld. fitAO LET, a comfortable 10-roomed House, JL with commanding views of harbour, Bituated Upper Symonds-Btroet. — Apply P. Robertson (Robertson and Maxwell), Upper Queen-street. TO LET, at Ponsonby Terrace, a Five roomed House, the Inßt one down; gas and water laid on.—Key with Mr Bennet, next door. TO LET, largo Front Room with firo placo; ten minutcß' walk Queen-street.— Apply next door to Mr James Roberts's Bhop, Howe-street. TO LET, to a gentleman, in a private family, Furnished Bedroom, with use of sitting-room. No other boafdors. — Address Boarder, Star Oilice. O LET, 2 4-roomed Cottages, Haslet street, Eden Terrace.—Apply Robt. Row, A'ictoria-strcet. ITIO LET, Two Unfurnished Rooms and _l_ One Furnished Bedroom.—Apply, in the afternoon, at Starton House, Franklin Road. rr.o LET, 4-Roomed Cottago, Leamington JL Road—Mount Roskill Road ;8b per week. —Joseph 11. Joneß, Customs West or Richmond Road. Mb BE LET OR LEASED, a two JL Storied Warehouse in Little Queen street, rent low. — Apply Partridge and Wollams, Queen-street. TOILET, 2 or .. Nice Rooms with Fire place and use of kitchen, in a healthy and Pleasant locality (unfurnished).—Apply Star O.lluc. TO LET, in city, a pleasantly-situated House, with grounds laid out in young plantation. Possession about 25th inst.—Apply to C. Aickin, High-Btreet. TO LET, new 8-roomedlfouße and Shop, overy convenience, in one of tho best thoroughfares out of Queen-street. An excellent opportunity for a man with capital.—Apply R., McCabo, Ironmonger, Pattesonstreet, Free man's Hay, ■ fT.O LET on Lease, a largo Grocery and X Drapery Store, in a thickly-populated, locality; the house contains 7 rooms, with two | extra stores, car-house, and sUiblo; gas and water laid on; no bonus, stock to be taken at Co3t.—Apply to Thoß. Hayes. Upper Pitt-street. fT.O SELL OR LET, Houses, Shops, [ I Farms, Hotels, several nico Businesses; | small capital.—Grant & Cooke. 75. Queen-street. TO LET or Sell, splendid Villa Residence, Epsom, nine rooms, stable, etc.. within ten minutes of railway Btatlon. — Houso of six rooms, Newmarket, to Let; and for Sole, one House (new) and Allotment, Morrow-street, and one House, Hill-street. — Wm. Dinnison, New niarket, THREE Booms To Let in Upper Pitt- Btreet, with use of Kitchen.—Apply Star oilice. OOOMSTO LET, Furnished or Unfur- JL- nished.—For address apply Star Oilice. For Sale. FOR SALE (£300), comfortable Houae, 0 rooms, Sumner-Btreet, Ponsonby.—Apply to Edw^ Wayte, 5, Mercantile Chambers. FOR SALE (£250), Houso, G rooms ; 20 minutes from Queen-street; suitable for letting off apartments; lot, 10 x 105; lease, 10 years, at £5 10s. Easy terms.—Edw. Wayte, 8. Mercantile Chambers. 1~7.0R SALE, new 8 h.p. Portable Engine J and Mortar Mill, either together or Bepar ; ately.—M. Niccol, Wharf. FOR SALE, now landing, ex Hawea, 50 bags Onionß, 3 tons Ash Leaf Kidney Pota toea.—Davics, McMillan and Co., Customa-Bt. FOR SALE, Cheap, Prize Pigeons, 2 Pair Beards, 1 Pair Birmingham Rollers. —Apply Star ofllce. FUR SALE (Cheap), a 1-horse-power Otto Silent Gas Engine. To be seen in full working order.—Apply Partridge & Woollams, Queen-street. FOR SALE, a Bargain, Grocory and Fruit Businesa, including stock, goodwill, and flttinps ; main thoroughfare; price, only _30,—Address Stab Office, FOR SALE, 4-roomed Cottage, J-acre good Land, well cultivated and planted. Several good Allotments Northcote and Devon port. 2 Farms near the Lako; £5 por acre.— Geo. Brown, Land Agency, Devonport. FOR SALE, Houso of 10 rooms, _ acre land, for £260 it very easy terms; Surrey Crescent.—Apply fo Edwd. Wayte, 5, Meroantilo Chambers. FOR SALE, a G-ton Yacht; cheap jin good order. —Apply to Mr Clare, Boat builder, Freeman's Bay. FOR SALE, a new 16-paßsonger Omni bus; also, a new Han_om ; both vohfclcs to bo completed to purchaser's order.—Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria-st. East. OR SALE, 1 American Cortland Wog gon, 1 Express Wagon, or d several new and second-hand Spring Carts, Buggios, etc.— Thames Carriago and Dray Factory, Victoria streot East. ■ OR POSITIVE SALE, two 4-roomed Cottages and Shop and Dwelling, each with frontngeß to two good strcots in the city.— Apply to John SoppctvHouse and Land Agent, No, 8, Queen-street FOR SALE, those substantial Promises situated Surrey-Crescent, Arch Hill (pre sently occupied by Scott & Co,), including Dwel ling-house, Outhouses, and Factory over 100 feet long, and splendid well. Allotment large and woll foncod.— Apply at house. FOR SALE, a few tons of prepared Blgod Manure, gunrantoeed suporlor to Poruvian guano. Intending' purchasers must pleuac send in their orders early, so as not to be disappointed. Prico, _G per ton, bags included. The manure is well suited foi tobacco, root add grain crops, and is splendid for top-dresshig.— Apply at the ofllce of the Now Zealand Frozen Moat and Storage Company (Limited). ARGE New Shop and Honse, with good will of Grocery Businoes and Firewood Yard, on large corner Bite In the heart of tho oity. Spooiully built for owner (who is leaving the colony), with stove, gas, water, cupboards, and every conveniencei: stock not necessarily takon. Terms easy.—Full particulars on ap lication to J. R. Rqnderson, Auctioneer. TO SPORTSMEN.—For Sale, a Brace of Young Setters, portigreo given, —On viow at John Montague's Livery Stables, Vio toria-street (near Union Bank of Australia^. ON SALE, Ground Mortar (delivered in town or suburbs), 200 caskß Portland Cement, Plaster of Paris, Fireclay (by ton or lb). Fire Bricks, &c—R. Jonkinson, Builder, Lorne s.root. - CHOICE Building Allotments for Sale at Mount Eden, opposite tho residence of Judge Puckcy, and within three minutes walk of 'Bus terminus. Plan of property to bo Been at the ofllce of H. H Hayr & Co., High-street. -\TOTICE TO INVESTORS.—A number J3I of Choico Properties on easy terms fer Sale.—Apply Ed ward Wayte, 5, Mercantile Chamber-. Itlcdical. AUSTEN W. GARDNER, M.P.C., Eng., Ph \rmacist. Family Chemist, and Surgeon Dentist (Registered), DEVONPORT. Dr. Stalker attends North Shore Pharmaoy at 10 a.m. daily. TYR. PARKINSON, DE'VONBORT. Hours of Consultation at his residence, Vio toria-street— Morning, 9to 10; Afternoon, ito 5 Evening, 7 to 9. VIOLENT Raging Toothache is in nearly ovory instance instantaneously cured by using 'Odontalgicon, the new remedy, Is.—C. W. Goodson, London Arcade. G~ HENDERSON'S • CHERRY PECTORAL, 2b Gd and 4b 6d por bottle. To be bad only at Medical Hall, Ponsonby, opposite Three Lamps. T> ELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— J-Aj SHARLAND'S CHERRY PE6TORAL. Price, 2a 6d and Js 6d.—F. C. Sharland, opposite he Post-office. BATS! RATS! RATS !—Use JLV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE, Rats eat it greedily, and die: no smell. Price, One Shilling a Bottle. F. C. SHARLAND. opposite Post-office. OOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneous ReUef-ODONTALGIC.-ls per botUe.- F C. RHARL'AND. opposite Post-office. R ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL a xnS vr v _T_ i_I_LS.-The most popular _s_£B_____>_v-w*. offloo. ___________ KOSELINE for thb HAlß.—This ele gant preparation completely eclipses .very ttrtiolo of a similar kind now before _lTe^ubli.?-Price, ls6d a _otUe.^_U-U__l_.. Apothecaries' Hall. W~~ O R M -. All children suffer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Cnr_ SHARLAND'S WQRM POWDERS, lspaoket. Apothecaries'' '• •-* wte Pos-offloe.



Pnblic Notices, NION BANK OF AUSTRALIA (LIMITED). [ E.STABLISHBD 1837. INCORPORATED 18S0, ■ l'aid-up Capital. £1,500,000; Reserve Fund, £950,000; together .. .. £2,._0,00( Reserve Liability of Proprietors .. 3,000,001 Total Capital and Reserve Funds.. £5,150,0(X NOTICE TO PROPRIETORS. A DIVIDEND of £1 15s, together with o BONUS of 5s per Share for tho half-year, equal to 16 per centum per annum, having been de clared at the Meeting of Proprietors held in Loaidon on tho 28th inst, the same is NOW PAYABLE to the Colonial Shareholders. (Signed) JOS. PALMER, Chief Offlcer for New Zealand. Christchureh, 30th July, 1834. IVOiW ZEALAND TOBACCO GROW -Ll ING AND MANUFACTURING COM PANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO "SHAREHOLDERS. At a __ _ ting of the Directors held this day, a Call (_lie fiecond) of Ten Shillings per Share was made on the subscribed capital of the abovo Company, .payable to the Secretary at. the regis tered Office- of the Company, Beach Road, Auck land, on or before THURSDAY, 14th day of August, __v A__THUR R. DENDY, Secretary. Auckland, gltli July, 1881, _£• O 4\{k{\ TO LEND on freehold dw-V." _r'_f security. — Apply at once to Edwd. Way*-, _>, Mercantile Chamber.. "VTOTICE.—AI£ accounts due to me can. -Li bo paid to Ms- James Dignan, of James Dignan & Co.—F.Qui__. SCRIPTURE GIFT ASSOCIATION DEPOT. 1-feh-street (gateway entrance, next Henry Braae and <_».' : Queen-st. Agency, at Messrs Champtaloup and Cooper's, Sta tioners. Donations either in Money or in Books will always be thankfully mjceived.—S. Rout, Agent and Treasurer. EBtfibSiahed 1877. ■vr O T l C E. To facilitate the Salo of Houses, Farms and Allotments, the N_w Zoaland Ilcuee, Land and Estate Agency, Hlgli-street, havett__h pleasure in stating that tiicy aro pr.parod te execute Photographs of all Properties placed in their hands for disposal. WINGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron mongers, Custom-street. Best ralue yet seen in Auckland. Kitchen Ranges, 3ft., 3ft. 3in., 3ft. 6in., Jft, 4ft. O.in,, sft., and _t. mO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS ROBERT LAMB, 35, Queen-Btroot, is pre pared to execute orders for all kinds -f Carting Work, Excavations, &c. Shipping supplied with Ballast. All orders It. L. may bo favoured with will be promptly attended to. JC. WESTFIELD _. CO., Wire • Workers, have removed to foot of Grey _T__ff T_ A R QUE N TINE JL> DEVONPORT. FROM __y^__" LYTTEL-ON. cJ^^^^^^S. The Barquentino Devonport a!,s__"_**^ is now at Queen-street Wharf diacliarging her cargo. Consignees are re quested to take immediate delivery. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND MER CANTILE COMPANI' (Limited). August 0,1881. THE NEW ZEALAND RECEIVING, FORWARDING, PARCEL DKLIVERY AGENCY, Hkih - stkhbt. — WM. LAING MALCOLMSON begs to inform his numerous ■ old customers and the public generally that ho has established the above Agency, where all orders for the Receiving and Forwarding of Goods and Parcels to all parts of tho town and suburbß will he attended to with promptitude and despatch. Orders for Household Coal will also rooelvo overy attention, as also orders for the Removing of F,urniture with expedition aud despatch, and on the shortest notice. INGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron mongera, Custoai-street. Bedsteads I (Half Testers) Bedsteads I French Bedsteads. Advice to those furnishing: Befpro buying elsewhere call and get prices, and you will be astonished. MONEY.— We have £2,000 on hand to Lond at current rates, on first-class security; small mortgages preferred.—Apply at once, Steven and Brookfleld, Estate, Commis sion, and Monetary Agents, 252, Queen-street (opposite Market Entrance). E T T S IJ R C) S7, IRONMONGERS, MOUNT EDEN ROAD. Colonial Ovens, from 12s Register Grates, from 10s 3 feet Ranges, £3 3s American Stoves Roofing Iron, Nails Tools And all kinds of Hardware at lowest market value. /COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. The undersigned beg to announce that they have Opened a Day and Night School as above, Home and Colonial experience. For terms and particulars call at the School, College Road. MESSRS G. AND W. POOLEY. CARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may be had at Eady's Mneio Warehouse. Queen-st. PA P'E RHANGINGS. PAPERHANGING3. NEW PATTE RN S. JUST OPENED UP A CHOICE SELECTION. Selling at Lowest Prices. INSPECTION INVITED. MIXED PAINTS (all colours), 1, 2, and 31b tins. A. H. MORRIS, VS'EUESLEY-STItEET I-AST- AD VANCE PARNELL. GEORGE E. REVIERE Has much pleasure in informing the Inhabi tants of Parnell and Surrounding Districts that he has OPENED a FIRST-CLASS HAIR DRESSING SALOON (next Raynes's, Butcher), and hopes, by Good Workmanship, Extreme Cleantinoss, and Civility, to merit a Share of Public Patronage. Razors ground and set, Town prices. WINGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron mongers, Customs-street, Galvanised Iron, Locks, Hinges, Nails, Gratea, and all kinds of Building Material, at prices which must give atlsfaction. AORI AND ISLAND CURIOS. I am a Purchaser ot—Eric Craig, at tho Curiosity-Shop, Princes-street. THE PROBLEM OF LIFE CON SIDERED."—A Series of Essay Dis courses by the late Samuel Edgar, 8.A.. with Portrait (demy 8vo), .8 Gd, A large supply of the above, just to hand, by the Auckland Sunday f school Union, V.M.C A., Albert and Wellesley Btrcets. TV.OTICE TO THE TRAVELLING JLI PUBLIC. BRADLEY _ CO., On the Opening of tho Morrinsville Railway Line, will Commence and Continue to Run a Coach Dally between Te Aroha and Morrins ville, carrying passengers and Parcels at Reasonable Rates. BRADLEY & CO., PROPRIETORS, Te Aroha. IMPORTANT.— For £3 monthly, the working man can become his own land lord. Arrangements made for purchasing Houses and Allotments, and also for the erec tion ot Houses. Planß and SBeoiflcations fur nished if required.—Apply to the New Zealand House, Land, Estato and Financial Agency, High-Btreet. "EQUITABLE LIFE SOCIETY -*~* OF UNITED STATES. INTENDING ASSURERS FOR LIFE ASSURANCE Are requested to obtain and road Mr C. Godfrey Knight's Pamphlet on "WHAT IS TONTINE?" In answer to statements made by Mr Blagk, Actuary for the A.M.P. Society, before credit ing statements made by Local Agents and Canvassers. The Authorised Canvassers for the EQUITABLE are Mr Moss, Mr Evorard, and Mr Jos. Gilmore. Head Office for N.Z.—Loan and Mercan-J tile Buildings, Auckland. W. A. THOMSON, Manager. _-" _ f_ T0 "ElO- 000 LENT on Building J_/ I . r Society principles, or on othor terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Weekly 'Raymefit System. Mortgages and Loans.negotiated. Soe List of Properties for sale on 4th page. Sli per cent, allowed on money deposited tor investment— C. Williamson, Lend, Estate, and Finanoial Agent and valuer, High-street. Auckland. OO A X A TO LEND on Freehold d&/_. _fc*-- " Seourity, at moderate rates of interests.—Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent, No, 8, Queen-street. MONEY TO LEND—The New Zealand Houbo, Land, Estato and Financial Agency, High-street, Auckland, aro prepared to lend money in sums of £5 and upwards on Personal Security, and on Freehold or Lease hold Properties at lowest rates of Interest. Bills discounted and Mortgagee negotiated. MISS PEATE, Fashionable Dross and Mantlemaker. from Jay's. London, late of Sydney.—Stylo, fit, and good work combined. Lessona given in cutting and fitting.—Nelson ■street, opposite St Jameß a Church. WINGATE, BURNS, AND GO., Iron mongers. Custom-street. Su*?°r° SeVt aottlng Rango.s 3ft., 3ft. 3m., and 3ft -in. TAUPIRI EXTENDED COAL-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO C_-Nf.U_v.ERS OF TAUPHU COAL. COAL from Other Mines In the Waikato being now Introduced Into the Auokland Market, Consumers of TAUPIRI COAL are Requested to be Careful in giving their Orders in future to ask for " TAUPIRI COAIu" FRANZ SCHKRFF Seoretary. Auckland, May 26,1884.



— m • — — | Personal. « I TF THE FEMALE TEACHER of Po 1 !_L sonby does not come and pay the old la< a for tho Valueless Cheque that she uttered f ■ money lent, it will bo placed in the hands of t) ■ i I authorities. jj AWNBROKER'S SALE: —Will tl person who purchased a Gold Broocl (cluster of garnets) at my last sale, June SO, r|l 0 turn same. Will be handsomely rewarded.- j 0 James Rao, Pawnbroker. I - mHE GENTLEMAN who took th I JL wrong Hat (by mistake) from Robson's la- Saturday, can havo his own, by applying to th Publisher, Star Office. WANTED, the person who purchased. Gold Brooch (cluster of garnets) atm i last sale, Jum. SO, to return the same to _a< 1 when they will be handsomely rewa-ded.—Jai - Rae, Pawnbroker. 'f ' } ,i - , ._= - Tenders. ! pil-SBORNE BOROUGH COUNCIL '. Tenders will be Deceived at this Ofllce, bj post, up to noon on 'UUESDAY, the 2nd Sep tember next, addressed to nic, for I BBILUINQ A BRIDOE VCROSS THE TCRANaANU; I RIVER, QISBCRNB. !p i Plans and specification, to be seen nt tin J 1 Town CUrk's Office, Aackland. I! 1 Tho kiwest ;or any tender not neccssar _"flJ 1 accepted. n ' J. BOURKE, _iVi_-r» .„. ; Town Clerk's Oilice, Qisborn'e, Julyjg, 18H-, mo B .U I L D E R }S. : Tenders aro required for a Brick Building in Lorno-street by Noon of MONDAY, lite August. : THOS. HOLDER, Architect, High-street. WANTED, Tenders to clear, fence, and drain 10 acres Land, iv light titree and ' fern, near Meunt Roakill, on May's farm.— Apply to Hobson-street Dairy frff particulars. . Continued on First Page. i Board aud Residence. | ! CROYDON V _LLA, Upper Vincent- : street.—Accommodation for Two Gentle men; largo airy Bedrooms; baths; 20s por a week.—Mi_ Fuller. [ TO ARRIVALS lONIC. — Board and ; Residence healthiest part of Auckland. Terms moderate. — Mrs Robinson, EH. Mary's Road, Ponsonby (next to Mr Alcy, grocer), WELLESLEY HOUSE (3 doors from Hobson-street), Wellesloy street West, Auckland, Now Zealand. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. \ A Good Table kept, lofty and well-ventilated Bedreoms, Plunge and Shower Baths, and every convenience to ensure the comfort of boarders and visitors. Terms, £1 per weok. | ___ M. MASON. Proprietress. I GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL. aOBSON-STREKT. Beard and Lodging _ _ _ 20s per Week Single Room __-._.. 25a per Week Gazette in Bankruptcy. ._§_ii_^§_. i <_i_-_fii_&__. T N BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors nsd Creditors Act, 1576," and of tho several amendments thereof. I, the undorsigned, horcby give notice that in pursuance of section 113 ot the above Act, I havo filed in the Supreme Court, Auckland, reports on the ..Rowing oasos :— Given, William, of Onehunga, Milkman Orb, W. J , of Auckland, Builder Shove, Thomas, of Auckland, Butcher Harris, L. B„ of Huntly, Publican Webb, William, of Auckland, Builder Allan, E. W., of Auckland, Hotelkcoper Burleigh, J, ft, of Onehunga. Carpenter Wilson, Samuel, of Aratapn, Butcher Irwin, Thomas, of Durham-streot, .Cab-driver Meredetii, James, of Coromandel, Draper Grbenleae. Joiji., of Wade, Muster Mariner Behgham, James, of'Ohipara, Storekeeper Ralph. R. R„ of Huntley, Settler Reeves, Richard, of Victoria--treat, Butcher Hazlett. A., of Hokianga, Butcher Porter, Percy, of Newton, Carpenter Turneb, E. B»E., of Newmarket,. Farmer Katterns. Wm., of Auckland, Boat Upjer Manufacturer Greenleae, S. P., of Wangarurn, Gum Dcealor Hobbs, Jno„ of Whangapoua, Farmer Dyer, James Henry, of Whau. Settler i Buckley, D. P., of Auculand, Bricklayer Robinson, Join., of Onehunga, Baker De Tiieirry, Thomas, of Hokianga, Builder TnoMAS Raymond, of Te Puke, Settler D. N. Gamier. of Auckland, Electrician W. J. Young, of Auckland W. H. Long, of Auckland. Geo. Beaumont, of Auckland, Butcher F. H. King, of Onehunga, Clerk THOS. MACFFARLANE, Trustee. T N B A N X R U P T C Y. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BANK RUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1883.' Notice is hereby given that I, Thomas Lup ton, of Newmarket, near Auokland, in the County of Edon, in New Zealand, Carter, havo this day filed in the said Court at Auckland a Petition to be adjudged a Bankrupt. Dated this sixth day of August, 1884. THOMAS LUPTON. Robert Browning. Temple Chambers, High-street, Auckland, Bankrupt's Solicitor. Auctions. „~ ,;. ■-_-■ __— -_____. ■ j& TO-MORROW, 12 o'oleck noon. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, .- ; HANDSOME PIER GLASSES, PIANOS, STOVES, MANGLES, _c. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with imstruetions from persons removing to sell by auction, at his Mart, Queen-streot, to-morrow, at 12 o'clock noon, . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS —A Good New Piano, two Second-hand Pianos, Patent Mangle. Washing Machinos, an Ameri- • can Stovo (" Mystery"}, an American Stove ("Uncle Sam"). Glsbs Case, Circular Counter. , a Good Iron Half-tester Bedstead, Iron and Wood Bedsteads and Cots, Spring and other MattrassesjPillowß, Palliasses, Bla__e_, Chests Drawers,.-Washstands, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses, Toilet Tables, Wardrobes. Book Casos, Cane, Wood, and other Chairs, Couches. Loo,''. Square, and other Tables, Pier Glasses, Marble top Woshstand, Kitchen Utensila, Glass, Chins.. and Earthenware, Clothing, Drapery, Boots. * Tools, Books, &o„ &c. 1 DIAMOND RING, 1 Lady's Gold Watch. and Chain, 1 Set Peach Stone Brooch and Ear rings (set in gold). 1 Gold Set,. Silver Set, I Silver Chain, 1 Pair Jet Eardrops (set in pearls), 1 Pair Opora Glasses, 1 Leather Desk. W. S. COOH-UNEJ |JAS. BACKS - FRIDAY, AUGUST 8. MAHOGANY WARDROBE, DINING TABLE; CARPET, ' PORTABLE BOILER. MANILLA ROPE, -•' ,7 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.* ; " THE subscribers Will sell at their Rooms; ' . . Queen-street, on Friday, August 8, at 11 o'clock, ,''■•■ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Colis_"t_g of —Suites, Couches, Carpet, Oral Tables, Table Covers, Fenders, Cheffoniers,. Dining Tables, Mahogany Wardrobe, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Spring Mat trasses. Palliasses, Mattrasses, Wash- ! Btands and Ware, Dressing Tables, Chests Drawers, Mirrors. Cane and Wood Chairs, Arm Chairs, Cote, Cradle, - Matting, Tables, Clocks, Lamps, Peram bulator, Kitchen Utensils, &c., _o. Also, .'."•-' GAS STOVE ■ vT Portable Boiler --..'..- ■'■>. -3 cwt Manilla Rope. • , *s ' SAMUEL COCHRANE _ SON, Auctioneers. w. s. ooohrane] [jas. daoeß FRIDAY. AUGUST 8, 'i At 12 o'ebek. BAGATELLE TABLES. PARLOUR BILLIARD TABLE, "..'i' FOR SALE.by Auction at our Rooms, Queon-strcct, on Friday, Bth instant, at 18,. o'clock, • ■ •'*•■ BAGATELLE TABLE (full siso), C«es. ~ Balls, &o. PARLOUR BAGATELLE TABLE, with Cues, Balls, Scol PARLOUR BILLIARD TABLE, With Cues, Balls, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ~, Auctioneers. ? 7 w. s. ooohhanb] £___. d___- FRIDAY, AUGUST 8. * BOOK CASES, CARD TABLE, PLATEDWARE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, , ' BOOKS. THE Subscribers will Sell by Auction at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Friday. Bth Instant, at 11 o'clock, TWO HANDSOME MOTTLED KAURI - BOOK CASES. Card Table, Dessert Ser vice, Case Plated Fish Knives and Fonts, Platedware, Chess Table .Tables, Engravings. Chairs, Sewing Machine. China, Medicine Chest, Mirrors, Chests Drawers, Washstandß, Copying Presses. Fountain, Glassware. Knife Cleaner, Kerosene Stove, Stationery Case.: | Sword, &o. t* About 100 Volumes Well-bound Books—all " good Editions — consisting of Lytton's Works (15 volumes). Waverley Novels . j (22 volumes), British Drama (12. . volumes), Reaster (19 volumes), " Illus trated London Nows " (12 volumes), Car ■, lyle's Works (15 volumes). Encyclopedia * Britannica (12 volumes). ISAMUEB COCHRANE _ SON, - ■* • Auctioneers. ■' " ' ' Contlnuodg.n Fourth Fago,