cannibal orgies that followed. One of these war expeditions is thus graphically described by a'gentleman long resident in the islands and thoroughly familiar with the customs of the aborigines :— A War Party in the Olden Time.

" There was great silence upon this day in the mountain town of Namosi—something of more than ordinary importance was evi dently taking place ; the houses appeared empty, and altogether the town looked as if some dreadful doom was impending over it. Then from the centre or square arose an unearthly succession of yells which made the listener's blood run cold. What can it be! That is the war-cry of the Na Bukc buke tribe, mustering some thousands strong. They arc now numbering their braves and warriors for battle. Let us enter the square and have a look at the proceed ings. Passing grovesofmagnificentsnaddock trees (citrus Decumana), orange treess laden with golden fruit, the large chestnut tree (Inocarpused-ulii), we take a seat under a beautiful tavola, the Fijian almond (Tei-mi nalia Catappa). The women and children have been sent away into the bush while' this important gathering is going on. There must be some 3,000 men of all ranks present, painted and. decked out for war. Arms of every description are seen^-rifles, double barrelled guns, clubs, spears, the mighty war-axe of steel (manufactured in Birming ham), knives of every shape, tomahawks, etc.

"A chief of high rank is addressing the assembly. He says, alluding to the enemy, * I tell you they arc pigs, and the sons of pigs. Who are they, I should like to know, to withstand us ? Ugh I they are slaves and old women, and can only chatter like kakas (parrots). They have been impudent and insulting, but we will kill and eat them. Spare not the women and children; did they not kidnap and eat somo of our mothers and sisters when they were out weeding our yam beds? Think of that, and let your spirits become bravo and strong. We shall smash their skulls like earthen pots, and we shall eat their carcases and make whistles of their bones. Where is the tribe of Vu na-gumn ? Where are they ? In their war fence waiting for us to attack them . If so, that is good, for they shall bo in our cooking pots to-morrow evening.' Then leaping high off the ground, he gave his wild war cry, and cursed all Vu-na-gumu and their gods. "Four or five more chiefs addressed the warriors in a similar strain. One old chief caused a marked sensation amongst the young men. He arose, and looked around for some time without speaking. Every eye was upon him, for he was a noted gene ral. He advanced to the middle of the square, and said, ' The hearts and livers of the Vu-na-gumu often fed our fathers; I have tasted them ; to-morrow I shall drink their blood. "Ai valu, ai valu, ai valu I"— War, war, war 1' he yelled out at the top of his voice. '' There is a cry of' Some more aye com ing,' and at the further end of the square about fifty men, fully accoutred for war, are seen advancing. They have the appearance of living bronze statues. From liead to foot they glitter in the sun; the hair of their heads extends fully three feet upon oach side, while beautiful streamers of white tappa are made fast around their necks, fluttering in the air behind them at the least puff of wind. They have well oiled their bodies, and then sprinkled themselves over with mica and antimony dust. Their faces are painted in the most fantastic manner, and as they march erect into the square they are the admiration of all beholders. These men are the Nui-io-kolo tribe; they aro right welcome, for they are related to the Namosi people by blood and marriage,' and bitter foes to the Vu-na-gumu. The spokesman lays down his presents of whales' teeth be fore the chief of Namosi, and then delivers his message, saying that their mon are all arming to assist their brethren of Na Buke buke. This causes great joy in tho camp, and many advocate the advance to take ?_aoe at once, but food must be eaten first, mmense heaps of yams, taro, and pork, with fruits of various sorts, are now brought in, and all hands fall to with a good will to consume as much as possible. " After this business is over, each chief and his warriors aro assigned their places, and the whole force passes silently out of tho town to climb the steep mountain range, and. drop upon the onemy before they have time to guess their intentions. The road is rough and the mountain precipitous, but the war party proceed on, keeping in good order and throwing out a cloud of the most active young men in front to act as skir mishers. The top of the range is gained, and now they can see their enemies below, who little dream of the angry troop of war riors above them. Swiftly descending, they rush at aud carry the first village, clubbing everything before them. But the alarm has been given, and .the enemy are closing their intrenched towns; drunis of warning are beating, conch shells are sounding; the yells and screams of the attacking party and besieged are mingled together; in fact, the noise is deafening. Chiefs are hurriedly urging their men forward, leading them in person ; tho muskets aro at work, and bodies are thickly strewn over the ground, for the combat is becoming a hand-to-hand one. Four times have the Namosi warriors had to retire from the assault of the largest town, but their heathen prieste mutter incanta tions over them, and again tell them to charge, for they are now certain to gain the "stronghold. With a loud cry they rush forward; nothing can withstand them; they scale the high palisading, and set fire to the grass houses. The town is theirs. Now comes the work of slaughter. Nothing, not even the infant in arms, is spared. Village after village falls, and then Namosi pauses _or breath. They have lost many good fighting men, but they have succeeded in their object The dead of their own people are carefully slung in bamboo hammocks and forwarded by an escort to Namosi for burial. The bodies of the enemy are slung like pigs on a large pole, and are also for warded to Namosi, but for the oven. The whole party now return laden with plunder, the women and girls of their own towns coming out to meet them with songs and dancing, for have riot their braves defeated the pigs of Vu-na-gumu people ? Oh I won t there be feasting'this night. " Sometimes, however, matters did not turn out like this, for the attacking party got beaten, and were clubbed all the way back to their own territory. Truly it was the fortune of war in those days." [To be Continued.)

DARING BURGLARY.

A J. own&roJnw's stoop Kobbaa or _t_oo Wertto of JeweUery,

About four o'clock this morning tho at tention of Constable Rowles was drawn to the fact that the back door lead ing to Mr Joseph Hart's pawn office in Victoria-street was open. In com pany with Constable O'Brien he visited the shop. They did not observe that anything had been disturbed, and concluded that the lock of the door had slipped the oatoh. This morning, however, it transpired that daring the night a quantity of jewellery had disappeared. Mr Hart states that he locked up the premises at 9 o'clock last night, and that shortly after 8 o clock this morning, Master Emmnnvel Mendleson came down and found _he buck door open Mr Hart arrived shortly afterwards, and on investigation, found that two doors at the baok of the shop had been forced Ho concludes that J somebody must have been hiding in a dark passage directly behind his shop before the place was locked up.and that after the outer-door was closed, the burglar set to work on a window protected on the inside by iron bars for the purpose of unlocking the inner door, lhe plan of operations is apparent. First there has been an attempt to cut . the woodwork around a pane of gloss, nnd then the putty has been partially scrapedaway, but the process being a tedi ous -ne, the whole pane has been smashed in. This would give access to bars whicfl look the inner door, and thus the shop would be entered. The shop till was cleared of 3s 6d worth of coppers, and an old deed safe was broken open, apparently with a crowbar, and. various articles ol jewellery stolen from it, the whole of the n-isstng goods being valued at between £200 and 13:0. Mr Hart has, beside the safe broken open, tbree very strong safe, in what tho pledges are kept, and neither of these were to™n*£- The burglar, having taken what articles he could conveniently carry, had then to get clear by the outer back dooi, and the look of this has plainly been forced, while daubs of candle grease show that he was aided by light in the daring work. ■ The police have the matter in hand, and every effort will be made to trace the perpetrators of this outrage.

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Jaok and Co.'s, Ponsonby Road. - ANTED KNOWN—Velveteens, from One and Sixpence per yard at Robson's, Draper, Ponsonby. Blankets, Counterpanes, Calicoes, Flannels: very cheap. X\T ANTED KNOWN, that all working V y men can save their money by calling at the Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Meals Sixpence; Board and Lodging 15s per week.— Robert Murdock, Proprletor.-Note the address —Nearly opposite the Waitemalta Hotel, and close to ______*__ i_ VST ANTI.D Kls OWN—To be sold cheap, YY at Au_ter_ Furniture Shop. 310. JJpper Queen-streot, Single Flax Mattrasses, Cs: Double Jo.; 15s; Bedsteads. 10s; Palliasses, Children's Cots, Coucheß, Suites of Furniture, Lamps. Tables, Saucepans, Boilers, and all kinds of Furniture, at Austen's. 310, Upper Queen-street. All kinds of furniture bought ANTED KNOWN—That Samuel Lovell has opened an Establishment in Buchanan's Buildings, WeUesley-streot. as a FirsUslassMantie and Jaoketmaker,end having had a large experienqe in some of-the best London houßes. 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Wanted. WANTED, Furnished Bed-room and Sitting-room, with uso of kltohen.- Terms and partionlarß to " Q. 5.." Stab ofilce. ANTED, 20s Weekly, and very small deposit, to become your own landlord ; C-roomed House, well-finished, Ponsonby.—J. R. Randerson, Auctioneer, Mercantile Cham bers^ WANTED KNOWN, that J. R. Ran derson ia prepared to sell at Public Auction, anywhere, on reasonable terms; prompt account sales.—Mercantile Chambers. WANTED, to Borrow, at current rate of interest 'Sixty Pounds on Llfo Policies.—Address Policy. STAB Offlce. ANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply toMrsStevenson.nowpremiscß, bottom Nolßon-street. WANTED, General Servant; also, Girl, 14 years of age,—Apply Miss J. Cojeman, Waterloo House. ANTED, a General Servant who can cook, and Housemaid,— Apply Stab Offlce. WANTED, a Situation by two Plough men,-Apply by letter 6.8., Stab offlce. WANTED at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (oßtablished 21 years), General (Ponsonby); two in family; 12s. _ ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 21-years), General (Waikato), 12a; small private family. ANTED,-a Rough Carpenter.— Apply at tho Cheap Furnlturn and Bedding Mart, Victoria-street East, next Roth's Publio Hot Bathß. _ WANTED, a good Ironmoulder.— Apply to C. Hawkeswood, Stafford- Bhlrc Iron Works, Hobßon-Btreet. \\T ANTED, at once, a respectable Girl, TT aged about 14, asNursegirl.—Apply to Mra Maokie. Upper Union-street, back of St James'B Church. WANTED, a Barman, at once.—Apply M. Gallagher, Swan Hotel. Parnell. ANTED, immediately, a good Can vaaser; liberal terms.—Apply at W. Thomas's, Tobacooiilßt, Grey-Btreot WANTED to Purohaae, a Young Mare not under 15 handa: must be fast and thoroughly broken to saddle and harneßß.— Apply by letter to " Y„" Stab Offlce. WANTED, a strong Lad—ono who understands Sawing Tlinber.-Apply W. Hart, Spring Mattress Maker, Albort-stroot (next Qroy'fl). _____ WANTED, a Baker ; and none but such need apply to City Bakery, Hobson-st WANTED, a Housemaid. — Apply Nevada Hotel. . WANTED, a number extra Voting Ladies for Opera Season.—Apply A. Hallifax, Managor, Stalls entrance, 11.30 a.m. to-morrow, ____________ WANTED, an Experienced Grooer to Manage a Country Store and Canvass for Ordors. Toßtimoniala must aooompany applications, and salary required, stated.-Bor 95, G.P.O, WANTED TO LET OR LEASE a largo Building, Upper Queen-Btreot, 54- __; suitable for a factory.—Apply at tho Cheap Furniture Mart, Victoria Btreet East, noxt Roth's Bathß, WANTED, Working Men to know that, to auit the oonvenlenoe of their wives and families, thoro will be a Meeting In the Riding School at 3 p.m. on SUNDAY, as well aa at 7la the evening. All are invited. Nooolleo tlon. ' WANTED. - Wanted to Sell, very cheap, having 00 casoa of Salad Oil. Cantor Oil, and Scented Hair Oil to soil on Oom mis. ion. come from A N. late Fire. Castor Oil. _ bnttlo, 4s fid dozen, 4s 3d by the case; Salad oil. 6d bottle, 8s 31 by the case I Morton's Scented Hair Oil, Is bottle for fid, 6s 3d dozen, fie by the oaee; Robinson'- Patent Go-oats, only Bd I Tin Good Tea. Is 4d lb; Cocoa and Milk, only 8d tin; Scented Soap, 8 cakes for Is; Mixed Sploe, 8 packets for 6d; Water Bottles, only fid; Glass De-antcrs, Ib; Wine Glasses, 2d; White and Gold Sots of Jugs, 8a set: White and Gold Cups and Suooora, Bd. 7s fid dozen; Glass Jura. 6d; Japanese Gloas for Boots, onlr od bottle, 3 bottles for 1b ; Boot Protectors, only 3d oord j Nutmegs, 3d oa; Epsom Salts, td dozen, 2s fid 71b box; Pons,6d box; Speotaoles, 8d and Is: Exercise Books, 2d and 3d; Coffee, Is 2d lk-R WATT, Pitt Btreet Large Tea Trays, only Is 3d. «T ANTED KNOWN NOW BLOWING AT J. G. BROWN'S, PARNELL, C-TSPBCIAL VALUE IN _» ULSTERS AND FOUR-IN-HANDS, DRESB GOODS, MILLINERY, HAND-MADE »NDERCLOTHING, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS. A LARGE BTOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY TO SELECT FROM, AND PRICES LOWER THAN QUEEN-ST., AT J. G, BROWN'S, PARNELL. -T*r ANTED KNOWN. TO BE CLEARED, AT STEPHENSON'S, Kabanoahapk Road, Newton. 500 pairs Kid Gloves, hi fid per pair; 1.000 pairs Lisle Thread Gloves, fid, worth 1J 1,600 pioaes (good shades) Ribbon Velvet 18 yards for 9d; 600 yards Saali Ribbons IV shades). Is fid Ser yard; 2,000 dozen Dress Buttons. 2d per ozen; Dress Materials, W, 63, 7__ per yard upwards; 1,000 yards Fronoh Cashmere (10 shades), IB per yard ; 500 yards French Merino (6 shades), la l_, worth 2a Bd: Crimean Shirting, BW. Is, Is 3d, to 2s Sd per yard; Union BhlrUngs, from Old upwards; Flannels, 7id, 9d. Is per yard upwards; 9 _ 4 Blankets (all wool), 9s lid per pair. Try our 16s Trousers to Measure— can't bo beaten. MILLINERY—by experienced handa DRESSMAKING—by experienced hands TAILORING—by experienced hands On in_ Pbem-SEs. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALE WAREHOUSB. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. NEWTON. WANTED KNOWN- A FEW OF NEIL AND GLIFFORD'B WELL-TRIED REMEDIES FOR WINTER COMPOSITION POWDER.-H is known In all English-Bpeaklng countries for its many good qualities. You who are suhleot to Colds :or Sore Throats don't bo without it; Is Cd a tin ; 5s alb. BALM OF GILEAD.—Beven years' trial has provedthls to be one of the Best Compounds ever ottered for the sure of Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, lind Cough. 2s a Bottle. COUGH POWDER.—Effectual and quick in Congestion, Pleurisy, or Inflammation of the Lungs. Is 6d a Tin. COUGH SYRUP.—Where there are children nothing Is bettor for Coughs. Croop, or Bron ohitls. A pure expectorant without morphia or opium. 1b 6d and 2s a Bottle. HOP BITTERS, 2s fid a Bottle. NEIL Se CLIFF OR D, HERBALISTS. Botanic Dispensary, WELi_E____Y-BTnKET, Auckland. •W ANTED KNOWN.' GREAT GENUINE CASH SALE AT TESTER'S, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. In ordor to meet the keen competition now ex isting in the Drapery Business, and to ensure my Customers the BEST VALUE OBTAINABLE FOR THEIR MONEY, , I have decided to hold a 'GREAT CASH SALE OF THE WHOLE OF MY DRAPERY. STOCK, COMMENCING ON THURSDAY, JUNE 19. I can Offer the following ADVANTAGES TO , THE PUBLIC IST.—MY GOODS are all Marked in PLAIN FIGURES-the Original and Reduced Prices, bo that a customer can at once soe tiie GENUINENEBS OF THE REDUCTION. 2ND.-MY STOCK is PERFECTLY NEW, and for the greater part consists of IMPOR TED GOODS, and it has ALL been bought at heavy discounts for CASH DOWN. 38D.-THE FACT OF MY SALE BEING A GENUINE ONE I AND NO MERE PUFFI TO CASH BUYERS THIS SALE OFFERS A GRAND CHANCE TO SECURE A LARGE PARCEL FOR VERY LITTLE MONEY, No Goods Entered during the Sale. TESTER'S GENUINE CASH SADE, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. : ' -—_si JOHN LEYDON.] [EDWARD LEYDON TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock.: JOHN AND ED. LEYDON will Sell ai their CemnieroialSale-rooms.Qucen-street, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting oi Suites in I'amask, Horsehair and Cretonne; ChestSDf Drawers, Iron Bedsteads, single and double; Spring Mattrasses, Couohes. Chairs, Tables. Washstands. also Hollo ware. Jewellery, Watohes, Drapery, Cutlery, E.P. Goods, Siberian Silver, Clothing, Drapery, Blankets. Hats, Boots, Hams, Bacon, Tea, Potatoes, Onions, Books, Guns, Revolvers, Bananas, Trees, Muslo,



Gazette In Bankruptcy. TN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDBN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act. 1883, and In the matter of Henry Albert Holland Hitchens, Abercrombio-stroet, in the City of Auckland, Compounder of Proprietary Medi cines, a Bankrupt Pursuant to Section IPS of tho above-mentioned Act, I report that at a General Meeting of tho Creditors of tho above-named Bankrupt, held thiß day, it was resolved, " That a composition of 6s In tho £ be accepted, payable at 1, 8, and 12 months by bills to bear dale one day after the approval of the composition by the Court. The Dohtor to retain possession over hifl personal estate and proprietary business free from inter ference and encumbrance for carrying out the offer. The Bankrupt to pay all costs incidental to tho Bankruptcy proceedings." And 1 recom mend the adoption and confirmation of such resolution. . A Special Meeting of Creditors of the above named Bankrupt will be held at my offlce, Supremo Court Buildings, in the City of Auck land, on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of June Inßtant, at half-past two n.tn., for the purpose of considering, and. if the Creditors think fit, of passing a special resolution confirming the above resolution. Dated this 7th day pf Juno, 1884. JOHN LAWSON. Ofiloial Assignee in Bankruptcy. Lost and Found. LOST, a Smooth Whito and Brown Pup. —Finder will be rewarded by returning it to Q, Wright. 257, Queen-street. LOST, on 3rd instant, between Nelson, Moate, and Co.'s and Cooinbes's, a Black Mdroooo Purse containing Money and Papers. —Reward of £1 on returning to this Office. LOST, on Monday night, after the per formance at the Theatre Royal, a plain Gold Buoklo Ring,—The finder will be rewarded on returning tho same to Phil. F. Hannken, Unlon-street (next to Union Terrace). LOST between tho Wynyard Hotel and Grafto-i Road, a Paper Parcel containing. Drawings,—Findor rewardod by returning to Wynyard Arms Hotel. LOST, on Thursday evening, June sth, in Symonds-street, botweon top of Wake fleld-stroot and Eden Terrace, a Silver Braoolet flat Ilukß, chased on outside.—Kinder will oblige by leaving same at Star Office . 1 AS REWARD.—Lost, on Tuesday XV weok la-it, between the Opera House and Newmarket, a Blue Pilot Cloth Overcoat —Anyone found with it will bo prosecuted.— Apply Star Offloe. . £_»€_ REWARD.—Lost, between Arch j_fciO HMI and Rtohmond Avonue. Brown Leather Purse containing £10-noto (number known and private mark) and some Silver aid Receipts.—Apply Star Offloe. or Mr Anderson, Richmond. FOUND, adrift, Flat-bottomed Punt. If not claimed within 7 days will be sold to defray expenses.—Apply Freeman s Bay Police Station. ____________—_—_—— STRAYED into J. Martin's yard, Parnell, -a Grey Horso; also, Brown Mare with sore on back.—Owner oan havo the same by paying expenses on application to J. Martin. livery and Bait Stables, Manukau Road, Parnell. Meetings. DEN CRICKET CLUB.—A Meeting oftheabovoClubwUlbeheldinthoKden Hall THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.80.-J. ROBERTS, Soorotary. _ SPECIAL MEETING of Mombors of Ponsonby Rowing Club will be hold at Ponsonby Club Hotel on SATURDAY Evening, Juae 21, at 7.30 o olook sharp.—A full attendanoo is requeßtod.—C. H. CULPAN. Hon. Sec. HE MEMBERS of the Hobson Foot ball Club aro requested to Meet at the Prinoeof Wales Hotel TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING, at 8 o'olock.-R Gillespie, Sec pHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Tho Annual Meeting of Members will bo held at tho Chambor.on WEDNESDAY, June _sth,at — p.m. JAS. STODART, Soorotary. Auckland, June 19.1881. fTIRADBS AND LABOUR COUNCIL. A Meeting of tho Council will bo held at the usual Umo and placo on FRIDAY EVENING first to eloct a President and transact other im portant business. Every member is urgently requested to attend. „ ~ _ _ GEO. W, HESLOP. Prosldent f. IT V GUARDS, A. R. V. Mombera who have not boon Measured for i Now Uniformßare warned that unless measured by SATURDAY. Juno 21, at White and Watkin son'B. Victoria-street, they will bo too late for tho outgoing mall. Byordor. X, H. MONTGOMERY. Hon. Sec ■VTEW TON -RICHMOND. ROAD J3I DISTRICT. NoMoe is hereby given that the above Board will meet at the Chairman's rceldeno., Pon sonby Road, on TUESDAY, July Bth. at 7.30 o'clook p.m., to strike a Rate of Three Farthings in tho Pound on all the Rateable Property In tho Bald Distriot for the year oommenolng April let. 1884, and ending Maroh 31st 1885. and the same Bhall be payable in one sum on July 15th, 18S1. The R-ito Book Is opon for inspection without fee at tho residence of the Collector Mr John Currie, Lincoln-street Ponsonby. ROBT. T. WARNOCK, Chairman. Jnne lOlh. 1884. , _a T\**ILTON AND CROM SjsSfc-"-*- WELL AND TIIKHt _tdti__nk_ MR H. EXLKY will deliver a __a_W TlLecturo In tho Newton Hall on 7C__L__L_.IrRIDAY EVKMING noxt June SroHSBBf 20th, at 7.30 o'olock on tho abovo ,"< t—slW" subject, in aid of tho Hall Trust Fund. Tickets, ib each. SAILORS' REST AND HOME, NEWPREMIBES. 25, Queen-btbeet WnABF. OPENING TEA MEETING, ON FRIDAY, JUNE, 20. H. Tea on the tables at 6.30 p.m. Tiekes, One Shilling oaoh, can be obtained on the promises. The Bishop of Auck- land will preside. BERESFORD-STREET CONGREGA TIONAL CHURCH. SOCIAL MEETING AND SALE OF WORK In aid of the Funds of the Home and Foreign Missionary Socioties, is POSTPONED UNTIL , TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), JUNE 19. Tea at half-past six p.m. Salo at half-past so yon. Collection towards expenses of tea. - MUSIC BY THE CHOIR. To Let TO LET, Furnished Bedroom, without Board or Partial Board; salt two gentle men;—lsL_Gr^street TO LET, a Shop and Dwelling, Karanga hapo Roatl; suitable for Grocer or Fruit and Vegetables.—J. Dayieß, Pitt-street. TO LET, a Shop in a good centre in Parnell to a good tenant, cheap.- Apply Circulating library, Parnell. ~ TO LET, 2-roomed House, Marmlon street (Upper Queen-street).— Apply Mr Perry, Marmlon-Btrect TO LET, 6-roomed House in Wellington street: gas, water, and gas Btove, &o,— Apply J. C. Morrln, on the promlßos, TO LET, Wheelwright's Shop at Mount Eden; good stand; adjoins Blacksmith's. —Apply G. F. Kelly. Mount Eden. TO BE LET, another fine House at Upper Parnell, top of Bay Road; 18s.— W. E. Badler, O LET, the 3-storie<J. Brick Building known as Foster's Boatßaotory, In Rut . land-street, juat off Queen-sfrHWV suitable for a manufactory or wholesale store—Apply to L. H. Neumegon, Darby-street TO LET, a Large Front Room, with bay window, register grate; gns laid on, and use of kitchen; at Newmarket—Apply for ad dress to Mr J. Lumpkin, Butcher. Newmarket. TO LET, a coinmodieuß Residence of ten rooms and grounds, Mount Eden Railway Station; 'bus passes every fifteen minutes.— Apply to Mr Clarke, Manchester House, Nolson street; or Vaile and Douglas, Bhortland-street O LET, the Premises now occupied by the Waverley Hotel, Queen-street, near Fort-st; suitable for store or ohop. Possession Ist July.—Apply Hancock Se Co., Queen-street. TO LET, in Parnell, most convenient House of nine rooms, large allotment, and good view.—W. and J. Frater, Land Agents, Queen-street. TO LET, at Mount Eden, 2 6-Roomed Villas, with bay windows, vorandah, flro plaoeß (with regisier grates), tanks, cellars, and outhouses, situated Just below Smith's 'Bus Offlce.—Apply to Jesse Stokes, Mount Eden Road. T ° L E T SHOPS. PONSONBY ROAD.—Those handsome Shopß now In course of ereotion situated close to the Throe Lamps; rent 30s por week. YORK-STREET. PARNELL.-Qood position, close to MeohanlOß Bay; rent, 20s per week. VILLAS. POMPALLIER TERRACE.—Tw* flrst-olass new Houses; water and gas laid In; 5 rooms each, verandahs and balcony; dose to Three Lamps. Rent, lOsper week. _'«,-„ RHMUERA.-Houso of 6 rooms, dose to Rail ' way Station; every convenience. Rent, 20s per WOAMERON-STREET, PONSONBY.-Very pretty Villa Residence of 7 rooms, beautiful view, and clese to the beach; rent, 25s per week WAREHOUSE. 1 WYNDHAM-STREET.—Those commodious ' Premises now occupied by Messrs Schmidt and ! Co. First-class position, and within a few yards ; of Queen-street. > city Allotment, with water • FRONTAGE, — Customs-street West.—Allot -1 ment,2sv9o. Lease for 3 years. ' » - • D. F. EVANS, ' '* LAND A_n> ESTATE AGENT, Quebn-ST.



For Sale. FOR SALE, Sewing Machine in good order; cheap. — Apply Mrs Donaldson, Lorno-strcet. ______ FOR SALE, Allotment 40 x 120, 66 feet roads, Mont lo Grand, Mount Roski.i Road.-Apply on property to E. T. Herbert. FOR SALE, Six Good Working Bullochs, ' with or. without Dray and gear; all in good condition; trial given. — Apply J. A. Adams, Ponsonby Road. . FOR SALE, a good Horse, Trap, and Harness.—Apply to Messrs Edgar or Has lett. Expressmen, Victoria-street stand, or W. McDonald, Baker-street FOR SALE, a magnififcent inlaid Loo Table ; a grand pioce of workmanship to take to England; to be soldatasocrifloe.—Apply for full particulars. " Loo Table," Stab Offlce. OR SALE, several Allotments of various sizes, suitable for private and business premises, ranging from £_ to filOperfOOt ;t.rmß easy.—For full particulars apply to "T. 8.5,, Star Offlce. FOR SALE, 4-roomed House, Sunnyside Road, Mount Eden. Allotment 60 x 196. Also, three Allotments adjoining, each-oxl9B foot—Apply to G. Garry, at Mr Mason's, Hair Pressor, FOR SALE, 3-roomed Cottage (new!; price, £15: Allotment 33 x 102; every convenience. Also, 5-roomed Cottage: prioe, £_C5.-Apply J, Jenkin, King-street, Arohßlll. FOR SALE (a Bargain), a Cerner Allot ment with 26 feet frontage to Great North Road hy 86 feet to McKelvie-streot, with- good Shop and Swelling erected thereon, and let to good tenant Price, £360.—Forjurther particu irs, Carbines and Taylor. Auctioneers. I7IOR POSITIVE SALE, two 4-roomed ' . Cottages and one Shop and Dwelling, each with frontages to two good streets In tho city — Apply to John Soppet, Rouse and Land Agont, No. 8, Queon-stroflt. . FOR SALE, in Parnell, most convenient House of grooms and Allotment 60 x 200; splendid view ot the harbour; only 16 minutes from Post-office. —W. and J. Prater, Land Agents, Quaen-strqgt. FOR SALE.—To Machinists, Amateurs, Etc.—Turning Lathe for Sale; centre Btn, head 2ft Bin, Slide Rest Patent Cheoks, Circular Saws, Twlßt Drills, and a quantity of Tools. WIU be gold cheap. -Apply to Mr D. B.Mac dohald. Insurance Buildings. FG. EWINGTON, Estate Agent, • Queen-street. Established 18 years.— For sale, a commodious Residence on the main rood at Mount Eden. £700 -, for sale, . Cottages in Russell-street, £265 eaoh; for sole, a Cottage in Dublin-street, £210; for sale, a House and HO acres land, for £175 cash; for sale, somo of the best and cheapest Houses, Shops, Cottages, Al lotments, and Farms to the market: special bargains on the Mount Roskill Road* and at Rooky Nook. /GENUINE BLACKSMITH'S AND ■UT COACHBUILDER'B BUBINES3 For Sale; prico low; excellent chance for Energetic Man.—Address "Smith." Star offloe. MOUNT EDEN.—New Cottage for Sale, on deferred payments; 600 gallon tank; water laid on.—U. Williamson, Estate Agent, High-street X'QA —FOR SALE, 4-roomed Cot 3W_» "m tnge and Freehold Allotment, Mount Roskill Road; £30 cash; balance, 16s weekly,—Stevens. High-street OKA -FOR SALE, Cottage, 4 dtp/O "• rooms; 20 minutes from P.O. £50 cash; balance to suit buyer. — Stevens, High-street SKATES FOR SALE.-HerbertH. Smith has for sale (cheap), several Pairs of Skates; also, Bowing Machines.—Auckland Iron Works> THEODOLITE For Sale-a First-class Instrument—Apply to "W.8.," Robert Neal, Grocer, Qucon-street ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 200 casks Portland Cement Plaster ot Paris. Fireclay, by ton or lb, Firo Bricks, Sec— R. Jenkinson, Builder, Lorne ftreet. RARANO AHAPB ROAD.— Choice BUSINESS SITE, corner ef two streets, for Immediate Sole, with Buildings thereon ereotod. Prioe. £l.l»j. Thta property stands on thi right side of the street has a frontage ef 10 feet and commands one of the best positions in a thoroughfare whloh is fast assuming a place second only to Queen-atr eat—W. L. Mitohell, Lund Agent, 8, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-st. fjT 6 R 8 A L E. * ORANGES. 300,000. ORANGES. Just arrived, per Oamaru. A Regular Supply will now be kept in Stock, as Boats are put on no w to arri vo regularly monthly. STORE: CUSTOMHOUSE-STREET. Address; Charles Bag ley, Importer and Wholesale Dealer to all kind, of Fruit, Parnell Risk, Auckland. T\f L. MITCHELL, *LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. FOR LEABE for a Long Term—A Splendid Farm of 116 Acres, freehold, in grass, with a Leasehold attached of 150 Aorea, having good timber for fencing; within 10 minutes' walk of a rising township; with the advantage of a con stant and excellent market There is a com modious family residence, and also outhouses, oow-aheds, barna, fee. This is a flrst-olass farm. capable of producing a good income, and la now in a high state of cultivation. Purchasing clause can bo obtained If necessary. FARMS FOR SALE OR LEASE - Good Houses nnd Allotmont. for Sale. House, to Lot Grand Socttous—Mount Eden, Ponsonby, North Shore, and other places, for Sale. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage on good Freohold Security. PARTNERSHIPS Negotiated, and Confiden tial Agencies undertaken. 8, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-btrbkt. i /"-.HEAP TIMBER. CHEAP TIMBER. On Sale by the Undersigned, very cheap, A LOT OF BUILDING TIMBER. A LOT OF BUILDING TIMBER, Now Lying on the Reclamation. E. MITCHELSON & CO., 19, QUEEN-STREET. Tj*. O R SALE. D. F. _Tv ANS, Auctioneer and Land Agent, Has For Sale Grand Villa Sites. First-class Building Allotments, situate as follows, at per foot:— Queen-Bt (Upper), £18 Nelson-atreet, £7 Nowton Koad, £1 Pttt-etreet £« Shortland-st, grand Clarence.street, 30s corner Great North Rood, £5 Glonburn, splend. site Epsom, £3 Mt. Roskill Rd, £15s St George's Bay, £1 10s Valley Road, £2 10s PompalHerTerrce,£3loß Brodford-Bt, £5 10s Cumin .Btreet £4 Church-Btreot. £8 Jehn-itreet, £1 10b Norfolk-Btreot *210s Stuart-Btreet lot for £80 New North Road, £3 Wallace-Bt, lot 80 x 170 Keppoll-st, lot for £75 Union-Btreet £10 Hobson-street, £25 Vermont-street £4 Bayfield, £2 Summer-st (Lower)..l_s Snmmer-strcet, £3 Stanley-street £210s Summer-street, £1 6s Sar_fleld-street, £8 Richmond Road, £310s. And others, on application to D. F. EVANS, AUCTIONEER, LAND & ESTATE AGENT. Te*! OR S A ii'-.-B. D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer and Land Agent, has FOR SALE CHEAP COTTAGES as follows :— 107*2— Avo-T___—Co-batro and _-acre of ground Prloe, £130. 1127 — Oneiicnga— Cottage and Allotment. Price. £85. :__ . .? " 2 _, • 1184—Macaulay-STREET—House of 6 rooms. Price, £195. * 786-John-street—Houso of 4 rooms. Prloe; £220. 777— Keppell-street— House of 4 rooms, &c Price, £260. Us6—Drake-strbet—House ot 4 rooms and Shop. £-250. 1190—Sale-street—House of 4 rooms (corner) Price, £250. 719—Montague-street— House of 6 rooms. Price, «280. 897—Russell-street—House of » roams, Prioe, £280. _-_, 879—Devon-street—Houso of 4 rooms. Prioe £250. 1118—Bond street—House of 6 rooms. Price, 1097—View avenue—House of 6 rooms. Price, £300. _, 1115—Napier-street—House of 6 rooms. Price, £300. 11-6—Summer-street — House of 6 rooms. Price,£B«o. __. 1154-Commerctal Road—House of 5 rooms. Priee,£3lo. -. • •""■..' 1182—Summer-street — House of 4 rooms. Prioe, £320.- _ . » 441—Lincoln-streSlT — House of 7 rooms. Prioe.flS-O. ■ • • 1018-Gaol Road—House of 4 rooms. Frloo, £325. 1094—Seafield View Road-Houso of 4 rooms. Prloe, £350. • And Many Others- in Various Parts op the Suburhs at EQUALLY CHEAP RATES." D. F. EVANS, LAND and ESTATE >GENT, Auctioneer. Tenders -VTEWT ON-RICH MO ND ROAD _J| DISTRICT. Tenders will be received hy the above Board till TUESDAY, July Bth, for Carting Spaulß, Broken Metal, and Scoria Ash at per cubio yard for current year. For particulars, fee. apply to ROBT, T. WARNOOK, Chairman. June 16th, 1884.. T7-AIPARA WAIKATO RAILWAY. FENCING AT WAIKOMITI CONTRACT. Publio Works Office, Auckland, lTth June, 1884. Written Tenders for the above Contrabt will be received at this office till noon ot TUESDAY, the let day of July. 1884. They are to be ad dressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, Auckland, and "marked outside the en velope, " Tender for Fencing Contraot" Plans and specifications may be seen at this office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. - ''•'-:'■',.; A-?) jS#:! By command. - _ W, H. HALES, District Engineer, Continued on First Pant •■ A .-. .:-,'-'■' .■■ ■:..-;.■ . ■■; _;.L_._r.._,. .: ,: 'j r■■ . ..



MLscellaiicoug Wanteds. A DOMESTICATED PERSON desires a Situation as Housekeeper or Useful Help.—Address " AM.," Stab Oliice. ADVERTISER offers use of two rooms to respectable Married Couple (without children); wife is required to keep house and two children tidy.—Addreas, "E.H.R.," Stab Offlce, OOT TRADE.—Wanted, a Machinist. H. Davy, Crown Boot Faotory, Grey street TO GROCERS and TEA MERCHANTS. —Wanted, by an Experienced Man, a Situation as Counterman or Warehouseman.— Address. J.H., Star Offlce. TO BOOTMAKERS.—Wanted at once, a good Man ; constant employment; wages 6s per pair.-Apply to D. E. Smith, Glsboine. BOOT "AND SHOE TRADE.—Wanted, Apprentices and Improvers to the Benoh; alßo, Hand Closera for watertlghts.—Apply Nor, em Boot and Shoe Company (Limited.) 0 BACHELORS.—Wanted, a Young Man to share Bedroom, or Bed and Sitting-room; furnished; torms moderate.— Address Star Office, at Wellington Hotel, Union-street ' . TRADESMEN'S BOOKS opened, made up, posted, checked and balanced period ically by an Experienced AcmmtanC at a nominal,cost—Address "Accountant," P. 0.8. 78, Auckland. TTlOLDSf.—Wanted to Purchase, a geod T Violin and Bow.—State prioe, &c„ to " Violin," Stab Office. ORE JEWjILLERY.—Mr H. Penz holz, WorJ^fcewoller, begs to inform the trade, his JrioJ_BßG_ the publio, that hav ing returned to Auckland, he has commended Business In Darby-street, Thistle Hotel Build ings ia few steps from Queen-street). All orders and repairs in Jewellery will be satisfactorily executed. Prices very moderate. Public Notices. ARE-UNION -of all Prof. Jules de Bernard's JUVENILE CLASSES will take placo at the Masonic Hall, Princes-street, on SATURDAY, 21st June, at 2.30 p.m. Parents only will be admitted by producing their cards at the door. WO N D E R F O L.—Ladies' Dolman Ulßtora. 19s 6d. worth 255; also/Wool Tartan Dross Material, SJd, worth Is Cd. Shilling Hats selling fast—Fernandez, Draper, - Nowton. . "XI ORTH NEW ZEALAND FARMERS J3I CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (Ltd.). —Application for Shares to be mode at the offlce, 19, Queen-street, Auckland, where all information can be obtained as to the objects of theAeeoolat.on.-WM. GARRETT. Sec. TO THE RATJJPAYERS OF THE CITY , OF AUCKLAND.—Joe Newman and his Brother 'Commissioners assert. they cannot allow the Licensed Victuallers to extinguish -| their lamps at closing time (10 o'clook), as the City is badly lighted. Is thla right 1 ] CO-OPERATIVE PRICES, the profit • divided with the consumer:—Soiling . Beef, 2d per lb; Mutton, 2d per lb; steam-mode sausages, extra quality. 3d per lb; Pork Brawn, Id; German Sausage, 6d; Lard, Poultry of all kinds, Canterbury Hams and Bacon, Sucking j Pigs. Oxe Tongues, Sheep do., Corned Boast i Beef. Corned Legs Pork, &c—G. Hulme, -] Butcher, Qaeon-street [ ■■ _______<_-__- TJIOR NEW PLY j_Wz__yk J. 1 mouth, wanganul : JZBfgBS__*AND WELLI-.GTON.-The j iH BTas. STORMBIRD will leave • r^^""™"-^ tiie Wharf, Onehunara, TO MORROW (Friday), at 3 p.m. For freight or < Bassage apply to ALFRED BARNES, Agent; 1 nehunga. A LL SAINTS', PONSONBY, | RE-OPENING SERVICES (After extension) THIS ETENING, at t p.m. ! Bißhop Cowie will Preach, and Special Ser- vloes will be held. rxiviL service retrenchment; ■ ARCHITECTURAL. The undersigned desires to Intimate that the Colonial Architect's Department having been - abolished, he Intends resuming practice in * Auckland immediately, and trusts that a share of publio support may be accorded him. P. F. M. BURROWS, Gate Government Architect). T E G - A ~L. The undersigned begs to announce that he . has commenced to Practise as a Solicitor in the Offices ef the late Mr E. K. Tyler. Imperial - Chambers, Vulcan Lane. I JOSEPH BLADES. i Auckland, May 19,188.. . T OOK OUT FOR THE PAMPHLET I BRITISH DESPOTISM I I THB SOUTH SEA ISLANDS < AND * t THE PERSECUTION OF MR W. J. HUNT ? BY SIR ARTHUR GORDON, High Commissioner, under "The Western Pacific Orders In Council, 1877 and 1879," B_ VOX POPULL Copies of the above can be obtained ot Mr G. . L. Thompson, Agent, High-street and from all Booksellers. I PRICE-ONE SHILLING. «<qTAR" "VTONTHLY NUMMARY. ON SATURDAY, JUNE 21, WIU be Punished A SUMMARY OF THE MONTHS NEWS, F_r Transmission to Bnglaad By thb Outward Ban Francises Mail. Copies posted regularly to any address for Four Shillings per Aantus, paid In aavanea. Orders to be left with the Publisher. New Law Partnership. , THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that they have commenced Practice In Co-partner ship as BARRISTERB AND SOLICITORS .„ n Chambers In Hiqh-btrkbt, opposito Mr W. Atkln's Printing Office. E. W. BURTON. W J. NAPIER. Auckland, September 22nd, 1883. " 1 . ALL ORDERS received by us for Waikato Coal will bo supplied from Taupiri Mines, delivred in city and suburbs or to any station on the line, also Newcastle Coal and 1 Fire weed. Orders by post or telephone. W. & G. WINSTONE. i TAUPIRI EXTENDED COALMINING COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF TAUPIRI 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 fer " TAUPIRI COAL." FRANZ SCHERFF, Secretary. I Auokland, May 26.188-. - PROHIBITION UNDER "THE LI CENSING ACT, 1881." To ail Licensed Persons In the Provincial Dis trict of Auckland. ' Whereas It has this day been made to appear to me, the undersigned, in open Court that a person known by the name pt Katk Rdbury, now residing at Edwin- Street, Newton, and by occupation a Settler, by excessive drinking of Intoxicating liquor, misspends, wastes, lessens her estate, greatly injurse her health, endangers or Inter rupts the peace and happiness of her family.-I, the undersigned, forbid you. the said licensed gerspns, to sell the said Kate Rubury any itmdcatlng liquor fer the space of one year from the date hereof, , „ __, Your attention Is directed to the following provisions of sections 168 and 169 of the said Act:—lf any licensed person shall, during any such prohibition, after service of a copy thereof upon'hhn or her, or with a knowledge thereof in Any other manner acquired, sell to any suoh prohibited persin any liquor, he or she shall forfeit upon conviction,for eTery such offence, o sum not exceeding teii pounds. « ally other person shall, with a knowledge of suoh prohibition, give, sell .purchase, or procure for or on behaltlSt suoh prohibited person, or for his or her use, any- suoh llqoor, he or She shall forfeit upon conviction, for every such offenco, a sum not exceeding five pounds^ " -Given under my hand this 18th day Of Julie, 1884, at Auckland, in the Colony ef New Zealand. h. G . SBTH SMITH, Resident Magistrate of the Dlstrlcl , of Auckland, and a Justice of th< Peace for the Colony ofNev *' Zealand. *"



Boßlnega gojgcgu ; MR GARDNER, Phabmaoist^ Devonport—Medical attendance daily Pharmacy. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING. —Mrs Robinson (recently from England), St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby. Lessons at mode rate charges. ADAMEBOTTENELLI, Dressmaker, will be glad to see her old Customers, ill. Grey-street, and ensures a grand at JUST OPENED, Extra Targe sizes in Men's Merino Drawers and Pants: Men's Felt Hats (new shapes), from 3s fid.—A. Lovett. Wellesley-street ARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may be had at Body's Music Warehouse. Queen-st JG. HEND ERS O N'S t CHRRRY PECTORAL. 2» fid and Ib fid per bottle. To be had only at Medical Hall, Ponsonby. opposite Three Lamps. \\f O R M 14. v T AU children suffer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Ca' . BHAV LAND'S WORM POWDERS, Is packet. Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-office. VIOLENT Raging Toothache is in nearly every instance instantaneously oured by using Odontalgicon. thejfew remedy. ls,-C. W. Goodßoq. London Arcadjfc ' RELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL. Price, 2s fid and 4b fid.—F. C, Sharland, opposite the Post-office. i |K. ARNOLD'S PENNI ROYAL XJ AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2s Bd a box.—Colo nial Agent, F. 0. Shaeland, opposite the Post offioa. i » ÜBI_I.U\E roa the HAIR.—Thi. ci. IV) gant preparation completely eclipses .Very ai-iide of a similar kind now before the public—Price, IsSd a bottle.—Sharland, Apothecaries' Rail. TOOTHACHE CORE. — Instantaneous ReUe_-_p_DpNTALGIG.-ls per bottlel- F. C. SHARiavND, opposite Po_t-office. BOARD AND RESIDENCE.—SpIendid Situation, every comfort; terms mode rate.—Mrs Redgerson. The Grove, 169, Grey-st (near tho fop). OARD AND RESIDENCE at the North Shore. In private family for two Gentlemen.—Apply, N.S. Post-office, Auckland. MRS CHRISTIAN, of the Dorio House, Grey-street, can Accommodate two Gen tlemen Boarders, with every homo comfort WELL-FURNISHED Sitting and Bed room in private family; partial board. —Apply to W. E. Baxter, Grafton Road Grocery. WANTED UNDERSTOOD - Eden Hall TO-NIGHT, at half-past seven, "Wnat is the Hell of the Bible,!" Mr White. Question.. - 0 BUTCHERS AND OTHERS re quiring a Supply of good Pork Pigs, de livered at their shops ready for outline: up.— Apply personally or by letter to the Mangere Freezing and Bacon-oaring Establishment Onehunga. - '__ MRS B O V E V returns thanks to the numerous Cus tomers for the patronage bestowed on her late husband, and begs to Inform them that the business will still be carried on by her. ONEY.—I have for Investment on Freehold Securities the following sums: -£700, £600. £600. £2-0, £250, £200, £200. £100, eiOO.—Wm. Thome, Solicitor. . OKAA TO-LEND on good Freehold 3&Uvv 'Property.—Apply, at once, to WTv. Stevens,High-street . . ". ... 4*l i_ TO £10,000 LENT on Building *i-V Society principles, or on other terni. to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and . Houses built on Weekly Payment Syetem Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List _. Properties for sale on 4th page. Six per cent allowed on money deposited for investmert.- C. Williamson Land. Estate, and Financial - k gent and Valuer. High-street A nokland. RATS! RATSI RATSI-Use SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE, Rats eat It greedily, and die; no smell, Prloe, One Silling a Bottle. < F, G. SHARLAND opposite Pout-offloe. XTEW- SEASON'S CLOVER HAY FROM MATAMATA, j In small pressed bales of about 1121bs each. I SOLD IN ANY QUANTITIES >y all Dealers, and In not less than 1-Ton lots by •, THORNTON, SMITH. & FIRTH. •Sj ~o t T c- If Wanted to Purchase, 6 first-class active, light Draught Horses. Price, from £15 to £25.—For iarticulars apply Kamo Coal Company's Stables next City Baths). . . PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Mrs Powne, of Wellesley-street, begs to Inform ter Customers and the Public that she and Miss -aeon have entered into Partner-hip, and have aken those premises in Queen-street lately co mpled by Mrs Herbert (opposite Garlick and 3ranwclrs),ahd Intend opening on SATURDAY, he 21et June, with a large and carefully lelected Stock of Material for Fancy Work. JAMES KNOX, Mem. Inc. Soct, Eng„ CIVIL AND PRACTICAL ENGINEER, CONBUI.T_Ka ENG-NEER, PATENT AGENT, PLANT VALUER. 34. N.Z. IMBPBANO-i B-TO-DINGS. /^VNEHUNGA AUCTION MART THE UNDERSIGNED is now Prepared to. Undertake the Sale by Auction of ALL KINDS OF GOODS, LIVE STOCK, PRODUCE, &c. WM. STEVENSON, Auctioneer. '; TRY REW'S EWB SPECIAL BLEND OF INDIAN AWTV r-IHINA rpEAS, NDIAN AJNU \_yHINA _|_ EAS, . at ';. ■ 1/1Q PER LB. CORN KB OF VICTORIA AND Al__E_.T-STREKTB. W^eather Permitting i •»■ I shall Show OUTSIDE on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, A WAREHOUSE STOCK of Ladles' and Children's Black Straw Hats, 1 new shapes, at 3d, 6d; and 9dea_h. '" . Tako a walk this way, and See tfcem. Also, a lot of Men's Hard Felt Hats at 2s fid, usually sold at 4s 6d. 3. RENDELL, t Brighton "Hoo bb CTop of Qrey-street). _^ T_J 0 T I C E. A. LE SUEUR having hongbt a BANK RUPT STOCK of LADIES'CLOTH JACKETS for Cosh, la now selling the same at and Under . Wholesale Cost, -__.„-_ AT THE BON MARCHE. Also, SEVERAL JOB PARCELS for Ctosh, In HOSIERY. GLOVES, LADIES and CHIL DREN'S UNDERCLOTHING, WOOLLEN CLOUDS, oto., much Under Original Cost,- ;; AT THE BON-MABOHB,. DRESS MATERIALS,- VELVETEENS, SHIRTINGS, BL-TnKBTS. FLANNELS. SHEETINGS, etc. all Bought at a Discount tor Cash. Cannot bo surpassed for value. Every department is replete with NOVEL TIES FOR PRESENT SEASON, and should be inspected without delay. Observe Address—BON MARCHE, 247, Queen street (next Hewln Bros.) T>OOT SALE EXTRAORDINARY! 30CASES LADIES'AND CHILDREN'S KID » E.S. AND BUTTON BOOTS TO HAND! Will most positively be cleared at from 10 TO 16 PER CENT. UNDER OUR USUAL LOW PRICES! Please Note : 3 Trunks Ladies' Frejich Glove Kid High Button Boots, 12s 6d; usual price elsewhere, 16s fid. THE PONSONBY BOOT Is acknowledged to be the best Winter Boot made: stylish, neat, and durable. An assortment is being made by ns for the present season. THE PATENT LACE GRIP (now for the first time introduced) is an inven tion by means of whioh the Lace, when once fastened, cannot possibly become undone of it self. Fitted to all Lace Boots. If desired, Especially made for this sale,— . 80 Pairs maidb' & Women's Hioh Lack Boots. calf fronts, from 8s fid to 12s fid; all pegged. _ Note This : By manufacturing my own stock, our customers retain the profit usually absorbed by the retailer. - " All stock is In the best condition, and as such must and shall be cleared at the, lowest possible reservation, I Ca_.li Early at Cal_Ea__ Cam. Early T.PROSSER'S, Cai_Eabi,_ UPPER QUEEN-STREET, . - AND AT THE NEWTON BOOT WAREHOUSE, KARANGAHAPE ROAD; Open 8 a.m. to 8.30 p,m, ; -/. WANTED K. NO W _.- That the STOCK of CLOCKS ANI . WATCHES AND JEWELLERY at ■ -'_■_. GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE ; ' has been Greatly Augmented by LARGE 1 RIVALS, and an Inspection is solicited-Of thi 1 STER_fNG GOLD and SILVER GOODS (al ' WARRANTED) In the Qneen-stoglgWlndOW 1 and the ArUstiO IMITATION JEWK-LER. . in tiMrVlotorla-etreet Wlndowy Weimalkel SPECIALTY of these Two Lines, Jteepini • both the Genuine and the Imitauon to SUIT al 1 TASTES and Pockets; but they are kept Bepe rate, and Displayed in Different Streets; Ster. Sliver Sets. 2s fid; Brooches and Rings, Is each t and other Lines equally Cheap, at GOODSON-: 3 LONDON ARCADE, Queen-st and Vlotoria-st 7 and at Christchurch and Wellington. The Fano Goods Stock Is Unequalled In the Colony, ■-....v-':. .■.:,.y:-.:Ayy^,^x._i^-^,A^A__im^i



Coi-T-Oratlou Notices. /. ITY OF AUC XL A KD.' NOTICE.. WHOLESALE AND PACKET LICENSES FOR THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR*. Notice Is hereby given that all Licenses as above require to be renewed on or before the SOth instant -.-... ■ HForms of Application must be obtained from and lodged with the Clerk of the Licensing - Court, at! the Resident Magistrate's Court, High-street- : _j . ' ; P. A. PinLIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offloe, June 2.1884. __!__■* r. IT V O F A U CKJi AN'.l)^"'.', TO WATER CONSUMERB. ...: . _■'■'■'■■''■_ Notice Is hereby given that all Water Con sumer.' Rates falling due on June SOth next require to be paid on or before that date. Con sumers allowing the Rates to remain unpaid will be liable to have supplies cut off. Public attention Is requested to the penalties provided in Clause 262, "Municipal Corpora tions Act, 1876," of a sum not exceeding £S», for not being supplied with Water from the Water Works, "taking any suoh Water from the supply furnished to another person." or being supplied from the Water Works, " supplies another person, or permits him to take away any such Water." "''"_.""' Where notices to have Meters affixed have been served, they will require to be tested, ana Slaoed on Or before the 39th of Jnne next. No ose attachments are allowed, unless paid for, or by Meter supply. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offlce. June 2. 18M. 417 . Auctions. ■_ TO-MORROW. DURHaI^" YARDS. HUNTER & NOLAN , . ,-. _. • * V^riLL Sell To-morrow (Friday), A HOSRE, HANSOM, AND HARNESS. ,"'. — :—— — — — —: '—■'' '*: '■'' .;"'' TO-MORROW. ! . -' ■ . THE HAYMARKET. _ FOR SALE; at the Haymarket, To ■ _._> . morrow,' * . '■■'■■■._. |j A BLACK GELDING: staunch aid quiet In harness; any trial given. -■■ ■ ALFRED BUCKLAND] - • • ■ . : -■ *. : ; " : : ,■;.■''. ■-■■'.-«■ M TO-MORROW, Half-past Teh a._ri. ARTHUR'S ______._..',___. BANANAS, APPLES, _o. " ''"' TO BE SOLD'"_Y AUCTION, at" ; .. = ~_-,;:. -"Arthur's Mart,' ' '-"••'■ ■ '*.:C.-.?N ISO bnnches Bananas . t CO cases Apples, Pears,. Lomons, Passion Fruit, etc. ..... ~,...,.. .".-.',:. - i„ ', '• {..". 'HI "TO-MORROW, at 11*o'clook a.n_. MARKET DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKET. # _■ - - - - ■A-R'-T HUR'S MART. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. _ . i m Fowls. Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pigeons, Ca- '* narles, Australian Birds, good assortment PRODUCE/FRUIT, AND GROCERY DEPARTMENT. Glood Table Potatoes, Red and White Carrots, Ontons, Pumpkins, Melons. Cabbages, Pnke kobe Cheese Faotory and other good Oheeße. Butter, Canterbury Bacan and Homo, Wai kato Dairy-fed Bacon and Horns, Peas, Oats, - Wheat, Oatmeal.JFloni .. BRUlT—Apples. Pears, Lemons, &p. BROCERIEB, Sec—A ' Well-assorted Lot. of Lollies, 4 eases Sauce, Tea, Sugar, Blacking; ' Bisoults, Ginger Nuts, Ginger, Vestas, Bak ing Powder ■_ ON Sale PmvatEly, at AUCTION PRICES, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT (Up*taljk A Large Assortment of Pianos and Hor-, , moniums, a Large and Varied Assortment* ''j of Household Furniture and Requisites,, Grates, Stoves, Fenders, Fireirons, &o. ,_..'*> T J—■■■■■■■. - _■• ■■:■■.■■_ -. .■■-■ ■ ■ .'■_.■ ... ■ ■ —jj! I ■. TO-MORROW. "-•-•.....,..., - -AA-. " HOOTER _; NOLAN >ff .. TV-EL HOLD THEIR : "'. _ - m..l_'! X LT' O A L E * TO-MORROW (FRIDAY); ' ■ : ..'"'■. -** '■ '"] A THE DURHAM YARDS, ' '"'■'.• .-■__ ,;. ■_;:., OF "'.:_': . - '■' ' '■": . HORSES, SADDLERY ... LADIES'SADDLES , ■;„-.-. GRAIN arid SEED _ , ;■■ '-■ "'-.' ■ > .Also.1 ■''■.' ' ■■ . . 2 EXCAVATING DRAYS : ' 'A'A'y 1 LARGE DRAY: _ . '* V" 1.1. ■ ■ ' ■ ■ ■' TO-MORROW. . TREES AND SHRUB.S. : ,;,. . -A.;-, -—r-- ■_.■■". '.-.,.. ~ - :"'■' PRODUCE. DRAPERY. -,-.•__._ W. DOWDEN WILL sell by'auction at the Exchange :--.'• Mart, Queen-street, to-morrow (Friday!, ' atllo'olock, \ ' ASSORTED TREES AND SHRUBS. -■ PRODUfa„.-o"n__-Ungpf Potatoes, Carrots, _-.■■;_ S , Onions, Oatmeal, Tea, Sugar, &c. ~ DRAPERY, Oiothlng-. JE WELLERY-Gold Watch, i Blamond Locket, Diamond Ring, Gold Nuggett, ■ ■■ ' * — | TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. POULTRY, PRODUCE," GRWEFtlii^ . i ':■ '.DRAPERY,' _o, •■■' _■ *-'#§ '"-"" - : - ■_____„ - :''.*'-sf -; MESSRS, CARBINES _ TAYLOR ' 'i \ITILL Sell,by Publio Auction To'ihor •j r row (Friday), 11 o'olook sharp,■..; _'■ POULTRY.—FowIs, Duokß, Turkeys, Geese, Pigeons, Canaries, Young Magpie and Cage,'- <j Young Pigs, Dogs, &c. PRODUCE—Canterbury and Local Haras arid Bacon, 20kegs Prime Corned Butter, Walroa and other Cheese, Potatoes, Onions, Carrote. " Keg Beef GROOERJ(ES.-Tea (in^ half-chest and ; boxes), Sugar, Candles, Keroslne. Soap. " Lemon Peel, Rico, Lollies, Mixed BtoeoltS' I Flour, Oatmeal, Bran, Sharps, 2 tons Damaged Flour, Oats, Chaff . . DRAPERY.-Blankete, Umbrellas (Ladles'and I Gent's), Gont'e Half-hose. Pants and'Shlrta, '- j•■ Gbnt's. Youths', and Boys' Tweed Clothing, - Suits, Trousers and Vests, Trousers. Ladies H '_ AMorted Shi. ts. Velvet, Hats, &0.. FURkITURE; Cutlery, Jewellery, and Fahey Goods ..'..; AISO,. 1 LARGK AMERICAN CHTATR, ,' . „' CARBINES & TAYLOR. ■ - .. ' '. •..■ . *•• ■■ ■:■■ ■■ - ■ JUNE 21, 11 O'CLOCK, AT ONiiIHUNGA. HOUSEHOLI) FURNITURE' AND ;° ■'*■■: EFEECTS, : HORSES, COWS, HARNESS, CAB BAGES' A.MAMOM)3,:&a. THE Undersigned will Sell, at the Resi dence of Mr Chas. Hdrsocroitt, jun. (back of Victoria Hotel), goods os above, consisting of BEDSTEAD, Sofa, Tables, Clock, Looking * Glass, Churn, Milk Dishes, Poultriv' i Hay, &c., &c, .V .Also, will bo offered fOr Sale at the finish of the above, at the same place, - ■ ■ y-y 1 New Dray, Horse, and Now Harnoss 1 Spring Cart, Horse, and Harness (if not.l ' *. previously Bold) Several Horses and Cows, Saddles. Bridles, Sec., 1 Light Double-seated Buggy Horse and* Harness _•.'•"_" '■'■" '. ._..**. 1 ■set-Iron Harrows. And. to he Sold on the Ground where Growing,'.. * An Acre of ..Oahhag^, fit to out. , - ~ 20 or 25 tons Mangolds, fit to use. Time for*' • Removal to Ist August WM. .STEVENSON, Auctioneer." .THURSDAY, JUNE 26. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, onS Thursday, June, 28, at 1 o'clock, Dairy Cows, Store Cattle ■"--'>' ■_.••' . ; Fat Cattle and Sheep ' ' -. **> > Fat Catvei. and Store Piga ! ALFRED BUCKLAND. ,- „.,.."", ; ~-. ■;.■.'-. ■:•-;.-—. : ■_ '■ ' ;.r y pCHURSDAY, 26th, NOON. PLEASANTLY SITUATED &ESIDEi.CE (Vol_C_l_C SOIL, GOOD VIEW) "A , . /.■ '■ ,R. ARTHUR HAS been lavoured with instructions to sdl by inblio auction at .his Estatei' \ Land, and House sale Rooms, •Arthur'a>l____ on Thiirsday,'26th, at 12 O'clook noon, * "Tr* *• "2?LL-BUILT 7-ROOMED IIESI a. JDENCE,hav_ngfour fireplaces, sJlfitted:*s_f. 1} igrates,jaha range ia the kitchen: roofed witffi v. rrott; three PW iron tahks; a detached w«i__i f iohse; Vim Wwerhoilor, &o.&c SltuAted/m,! a the Mount Roskill Road, near the toll-house on 5 ,-a, fine freehold allotment haying a frontage of 10 f eetH wfelWehfflßdana Hid Out, domniSanir«_ i- axtonsive and vailed vi_wwhloh cannot he In k tewopted. Volcajiic iioL'; good/drUna*... s ■ .; Title under the Land Transfer Act 8' , Cards to _-ie\w.tMprbpertjean h. obtained at :'.■ the offices of tho Auctioneer. ■'■■,-■ • ,' 5™ y ' ■-' '■■ :'••.':•■*- '' ; '.'":' .'' '"■ "■ l; ,l;.'_' Continued on Fourth Page.