CABLEGRAMS.

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[KEUTJSU'S TKLKCIiAMS.]

(Received .Inly 17—11.30 a.m.) Financial Condition of Victoria. Melbourne, this day.—The Colonial Trea surer made his financial statement in tho Legislative Assembly last evening. Ho showed that tho revenue during the past financial year amounted to £5,900,000, and the expenditure to £5,800,000, tho former amount being £150,000 above the estimate. The total revenue from railways amounted to £2,080,000, and the income from this source, together with that from tho supply of water, was equal to 4 per cent, on the total indebtedness of the colony. The Treasurer estimates the revenue for the current'financial year at L 6,490,000, and the expenditure at L 6,400,000. He proposes to increase the excise duty on spirits by two shillings per gallon. Commercial Report. London, July 15.—Consols remain at 100 i. Tho market rate of discount has risen by J, and ia now I below the bank rate. New Zealand securities: 5 per cent. 10-10 loan,lo4—a declino of 5s ; 5 per cent. 18S9 loan, 103J ; 4.J per cent. 1879-1904 loan, lOlf; 41 per cent, inscribed stock, 1081. Colonial breadstuff's and tallow aro unchanged. (Received July 17th—2 p.m.) Expected War Between France and China. London, July 16.—China refuses to pay tne indemnity demanded by France for the Langson outrage. The ultimatum sent by France expires on the 19th, and war is ap parently inevitable. Dofenco of Queensland. The Queensland torpedo boat has been launched. Fodoration Enabling Bill. The Colonial Bankhavo drafted a Federa tion Enabling Bill which mainly agrees with the resolutions of tho Sydney Conference, but it is impossible to introduce it until tho autumn session. Franco and tho Egyptian Question. France is provoking serious disputes with tho Finance Committee of the Egypt ian Conference. The Tories and tho Franchise Bill. London, July 15. —A largely-attended meeting of the Carlton Club was held last evening, when it was resolved that Lord Wemyss's motion for a compromise between the House of Lords and the Government on the franchise question should be firmly op posed. Abyssinian Troops for the Soudan. Forty thousand Abyssinian troops are marching to Kassola. A Turkish battalion, proceeding to Assouan, mutiniod and deserted. The French Insult to Germany. Tho French Ambassador to tho Gorman Court has been instructed to expross regret, on behalf of tho French Government, for the insult offered to the German Hag in Paris yesterday. Imperial Meeting Arranged. Berlin, July 15.—The German Em peror William and the Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria will meet at Gostoin, Upper Austria, on the sth proximo. Victory for Australian Cricketers. Losdon, July 15.—The cricket match, Australian Team v. Eleven of Leicester shire, was concluded today. The visitors in their first inninga scored 175, being 32 more than the home team. The highest scorers were: — McDonnell, c, 20; Mid winter, c, 52; and Spofforth, c, 24. In the second innings tho home team only scored 64.' The Australians thus requiring only 32 to win the match, this number was obtained without the loss of a wicket. The visitors thus won the match by 10 wickets. The South Australian Bank Bill has now passed both Houses of Parliament. The death is announced of Earl Cowlcy, aged 80. Telegrams from Aden state that the British Political Resident has proceeded to Berbora, maritime station in Somanli coun try, on the African coast of the Gulf of Aden, in order to annex it to the British Crown.

[SPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

(Received July 17th, 1.40 p.m.) Tho Rotorua Railway. London, July 16. —All tho share capital in Mr Vesey Stewart's Rotorua Railway Company has been subscribed. Lord Derby's Despatch, Lord Derby is ondeavouring to modify ; and reduce to a minimum the promises contained in his despatch to the Colonial Governors in May last (Received July 17—2 p.m.) Melbourne, this day.—ln making his financial statement last eyening, Mr Service confirmed the fact that the Oriental Bank owed Victoria £438,000. He expressed the belief, however, that the colony would lone nothing. He announced that the Govern ment intend to terminate tho existing agreement with the associated banks. The debt of the colony now amounts to L 27,500,000.

Tasinanian Financial Statement.

Hobabt, this day.—The treasurer mado his financial statement last evening. He estimated tho revenue for the current year at £573, 000, and the expenditure at £17,000 less.

AUSTRALIAN.

Melbourne Grain Market.

Melbourne, this day.—The manager of the National Mortgago Agency Company of New Zealand reports of the local grain market as follows:—"Shipping wheat is dull, and drooping at 3s ZOd to 3s lid. Malting barley is less depressed, with rather more inquiry; quotations aro 4s to 4s Cd. New Zealand oats, feeding, in favour of buyers, 2s lOd to 3s Id. Milling is in fair demand at 3a Id to 3s 2d. New Zealand oats under bond at 2e 2d to 2s 7d.

Brisbane, July 16.—The labour vessel Foreet King has arrived at Cooktown in charge of a naval officer, it having been confiscated in consequence of a breach of the labour trade regulations. Melbourne, July 16.—Another patient at the Hospital has been isolated, fears being entertained that the case is one of small-pox.

A correspondent writes, complainisg of the annoyance and danger to pedestrians caused by the practice of certain youths who graze their horses in Albert-street, be tween Victoria and Wellesley-streets. He says:—" It is rather peculiar that people in the suburbs cannot let their goat stray en to the roadway but they are prosecuted, while in the centre of the city, under the very noses of the police, this intolerable nuisance is allowed to exist." If the facts be as our correspondent alleges, it is time a atop were put to tho practice. At the Good Intent Lodge anniversary ball, Messrs Reed and Davidson supplied the music.

Our special reporter's descriptive sketch of the recent cruise of th.c Wsirarapa amongßt the Islands has now been printed in pamphlet form, and is on sale at the Star office. Price, 2s. Notice is given in our advertising columns of the opening of a hair-dressing saldfln in Hobspn-street by James George. There was very little change to-day in the sharemarket, large stock at the same quotations. New Find sales at 10s Cd, and f rince Imperial 275. There was a slight de mand fpr Hand of Friendship at 2s 9d; being 3d in advance of yesterday's sales.

At a meeting of the Auckland Rugby Union last evening, O'Connor's disputed try in the Auckland v. Albert match was allowed, and the result'of the contest is therefore a draw. A general meeting will be held next week to consider a proposition that for the future there should be- either only one umpire,1 or two umpires an 4 a referee, 'the dicision to be final. It is believed that this change would do away with -Itho fre quent appeals which are now made to the Association. ','",-".'

A straying child was this afternoon taken to the Police Station where the parents bah recover possession. ' . -.- '■■''■

OPERA HOUSE.-" RIP VAN WINKLE."

This highly engaging opora was repeated lust night, and its popularity was attested by tho presence of a capital audience, despite the extreme inclemency of tho weather. Although nominally a comic opera, " Kip Van Winkle " doeS not really come within the strict limits of that distinctive class of composition. It may be more accu rately defined as a comedy-opera, follow ing with tolerable fidelity the plot and incidental situations of the drama based upon Washington living's well-known atoiy. The divergences are pardonable, seeing that they are more or less requisite for the sake of musical ofTect, and that they do not seri ously affect the consistency of the work. The opera is thoroughly characteristic of Planquette. Like " Les Cloches de Corno ville," it is replete with light and "taking" melody, while the whole charac ter of tho music is such as to win appreciation from a popular audience. There is, too, a. resemblance to the earlier opera in the character of some of tho scenic and stage effects, and in the choruses asso ciated witli them. The young and giftod composer, however, has made a considerable advance upon his earlier production. It has been urged against him that his music lacks refinement, but the charge will hardly lie against " 1 Up." Not only is it a more pretensions work that any previous effort by Planquette, but tho elements of seriousness and of pathos tiro so mixed up in it as to allord tho composer excellont opportunities for the introduction of airs both tender and sweet as well as touching. A very satisfactory libretto has been pre pared by Mr Farnie, and the wise en scene is exceedingly well elaborated. In the first act, which is laid among the phlegmatic Dutch folk of Sleepy Hollow, it is highly picturesque ; in the socond act, which has lor a aceno a ravine of the Kaatskills, it is becomingly weird and fantastic, and in the third act, wherein tho scene shifts to the modernised Dutch-American village during election time, it is gay and vivacious, albeit tinged with a soup.on of sadness. Tho management have certainly entitled them selves to great credit for the expense, care, and good judgment with which they have staged the work, and the Comp any are equally deserving of laudatory re cognition for tho success with which they present it. Mr Appleby as " Kip," of course, makes the most considerable tiguro in tho opora. Ho is an o:;collont actor, and histiionically tho rtija could not. be com mitted to better hands. Ho enacts tho part with marked ability, evinc ing at no stage that tendency towards burlesquo which many would be sure to exhibit. Everything in tho por traiture is natural and consistent. Tho music is hardly suited to the gentleman's voice, but still he gives undoubted satis faction, if he has not a powerful voice, he can at least claim the merit which somo lack—of beiirg always in time. His most successful numbers last njght were the airs, "Oh, Whole's My Girl?" and " These Little Heads." Miss Ivanovo is n painstaking artiste, and both in her sing ing and acting she has achieved a decided suocess in the part of Gretchen. Her make up is always studiously exact, and those who have seen her " Boccaccio" will there fore hardly require to bo told that in this respect her " Gretchen" is equally good. One of her prottiest vocal numbers is tho ballad, "Now the Twilight," which she sings with great taste and dolicacy of expression. Another charming number is the letter song, which was rendered last night with so much effect as to olicit an emphatic encore. In the canoe song with Rip, Miss Ivanova is also heard to advan tago, as well as in some of tho concerted j numbers. Miss Loaf makes a sprightly and | coquettish Katrina, and makes the most of j the music allotted to her, never failing to j score a point with her rondos in the first and third acts. Mr Knight Aston appears in tho dual role of the First Lieutenant of the Ghostly Crow, and of Lieutouant Hans Vau Slous of tho U.S. Navy, and consequently does not make his ap pearanco until tho second act. In the seranade, " My Pipe," and the barcarole, "Rock'd Upon tho Billow," he has two very effective pieces, which lie renders with decided success. They afford opportunity for the display of his fine orotund voice, and ho does not disregard it, For both numbers last night ho was loudly and cordially applauded. Mr Dean sustains the parta of Nick Voddar in the first and second acts, and of Jan Veddar in tho third act, and plays both with ease and natural ness. Nick's appearance, however, would be improved if the colouring of his faco were rendored somewhat less ghastly. Tho by play is amusing, and tho conceptions good. Mods. Loredan and Mr Wentworth, as Captain Rowley and Derrick Van Slous respectively, acquitted themselves very satisfactorily, while Mr Page, as Knicker bocker, and Mr Johnson, as the Burgo master, also acquitted themselves well. Mastor Blyth was a decidedly gruesome sprite. Miss Kosie Johnson made a "hit" as Tom Tit the Bugler, and Miss Schrader gave a good account of horself as the Cham bermaid. The Misses AnnieandKatieMartin also played their parts successfully, besides contributing the usual divertissement of dancing Miss Katie Martin performed a sabot dance with much skill and grace, and Miss Annie Martin fairly brought down the house with her agile and difficult pas cle fascination. ■ The lesser concerted numbors of the opera are very pleasing, especially good being the trio, " Now Won't You Come?" (Kip, Gretchen, and Derrick). There is also an amusing quartette wherein the croaking of a raveji is very happily imitated by the first clarinet ist. Tho choruses, too, are numerous and attractive, and they receive effective interpretation from the company. Tho orchestra, under M. Jun.cker, are entitled to unqualified praise for the really artistic manner in which their share of the opera is performed. It is an excellent combination of good musicians, and the instruments aro very well balanced. On the whole, "Kip Van Winkle" is an oper atic success, and should " run" to crowded houses for seven or eight nights longer.

R.M. COURT.-This Day.

(Before H. G. Seth Smith, Keg., R.M.)

UNDEFENDED CASES,

In the following cases judgment went for the plaintiffs by default: —H. Roach v, AH Nations G.M. Co., LlO 16s ; Wm, Munro v. J. B. Killian, L 7 14s 5d ; Stanley G.M. Co. v. R. H. Harrison, LlO 13a fid; Same v. C. Grant, L 2 12s Id; J. Youngv. Alfred Taylor, IGs ; Auckland Timber Co, v. T. E, Shaw, L 8 2s 4d ; F. Peacocke v. H. Smith, LlO ; John Lock v. Wm. Vine, Ll2 IGs 2d ; J. Wilson v. W. Wallace, LI 13s Gd ; F. H. Pilnherv. Angelo and Co., L 7 Ifts; V. A. Martin v. A. Hazzlitt, Lll 10s. ADJOURNED. P. McQueen v. G. W. Owen, LSO; ! Hesketh and Aitken v. T. Sandes, LlO IBs I9d ; W. J.Beale v, J. Bloom, LlO 15s; Jules de Bernard v. J, H. Garrett, L 10; T. W. Marsh v. A. Walker, L 29 0s 8d ; F. War dell v. J. Martin, L 8 Is ; C. G. Hill v. G. J. Thorpe, L2O 12s 8d; M. Carr v. Benjamin M. Greaves, L 7 9s 6d. JUDGMENT SCMMOJiS CASKS. J. Hart v. C. Allison,—Claim, Ll6 Cs, —Debtor ordered to pay claim in equal in stalments; in default, 21 days' imprison ment. Valle &Co., v. H. Smith.—Claim L 4 10s 6d. —Order made for payment, at the rate of 5s per week ; in default, 7 days' imprison ment. . J. H. Dalton v. R. Atkinson.—Claim, L 2 0s 6d.—Payment ordered by 5s per week ; in default, 5 days' imprisonment. Wilkins and Go. v. Charles Bull.— Claim, L 3 3s 6d.—Payment ordered by instalments of 7s Cd per week; in default, 5 days' imprisonment. R. and R. Duderv. J. McCaslin.—Claim, L 37 3s sd,—Order made for payment by weekly instalments of LI ; in default, one month's imprisonment. John Davis v. C. E. Madden.—Claim, L 6 4s Cd,—Payment ordered at the rate of L 3 j .per month ; in default, 7 days' imprison- ! ment. John Leek y. J. McFadden.— Claim, L 4 14s 4d.—An order was mado for payment at the rate of 20s per month ; in default, 5, days' imprisonment. DEFENDED CASE. Chas. Goodman v. Wm. Kennedy.—Claim, Llfl lls, damages.—Mr Theo. Cooper for plaintiff, Mr Napier for defendant.—The action was brought to recover in re3pect of a levy for rent made by illegal distress order on the part of the defendant. . (Left Sitting )

The Onehunga Brass Band will give an open-air performance to-morrow (Friday) evening in the Church of England School grounds, when the following programme will be gone through : —Grand' march, ":Kirig Christmas," Round ; waltz, ';Lov; ing and Hopiiig," Round; polka-, "Ivy Glen," Mills;'' quadrille, "Jeannette," Round; quick march, "Ironclads," Skcaf; polka, "Trumpeter," flann ; waltz, "Boc ca.ccio," Suppe; quick march,' "Scotch Songs," Round ; ..schottischo, " Sociable," Round ; galop, " Never Stop," Euschell; finale, "Odd Save the Queen." The con ductor is Mr Eugene Hulse.

FATAL ACCIDENT

MoNamee Expires in the Hospital,

' Brikv particulars wore givon in our last evening's issue of the shocking accident to | tho young man Michael McNamee. , The occurrence, however, proved to be of a more serious character than was at first supposed, the poor fellow losing both arms, and only surviving an hour or two after the casualty. ItwouldappearthatMcNameowas notsawingtirewoodatthetimcofthoaecident. Having had many accidonfs in connection with tho kuw, Mr Canham would not let him go to it. J\lr Canham informs us that McNamee stepped on to the saw bench with the object of reaching a piece of cloth with which to make an apron, and fell back on to tho saw, which was working at the rate of several hundred revolutions per minute. He sustained dreadful injuries before he was rescued. Medical assistance was sent for, and Drs. Stockwoll, Wine, and Tennent were soon in attendance at the yard. Stimulants were administered, and ligatures applied to stop the excessive bleeding.. Me- Nameo's right arm had been completely cut off slightly above the wrist, and the left severed immediately below tho wrist. There was also a severe lacerated wound extending rora tho middle of tho thigh across the knee-cap. It was considered advisable to have the man removed to the Hospital, and Dr. Bond having boon communicated with by telephone, everything was in readiness for the reception of tho patient, who was carried thither on a litter of sacks. The medical gontlemen could offer _no hope of recovery, and McNamee expired soon after his admission to tho Hospital from shock to the system and exhaustion. He had previously been placed under chloroform, and the partly severed arm re moved. Decoased was employed by Mr Canham as carter, and was a steady young fellow of 24 or ?5 years of age. Somo two months ago he was absent from work about a fortnight in consequence _of having his finger broken whilo loading posts on the Breakwater. He was attended on that occasion by Dr. Tennont. Again, about four years ago, whilo ho was in tho employ of Mr Edmonds, ho was kicked in the faco in Kybor Pass by a horse, and Dr. Philson found it necessary to remove his right eye. His cheek bone was also smashed by that blow. Deceased was a member of tho H.A.C.B. Society. An inquost was being held at the Hospital this afternoon before Dr. Philson, Coroner.

The majl steainor Zealandia, with the June English mails, left San Franciscp for Auck)and on tho 6th just., ono day late.

A soiree dftnsanle, in connection with Professor Barnard's adult class, was hold in tho Masonic Hall last evening, ami proved successful, notwithstanding tho inclemont weather-

" Omega " wjites : " I desire to draw the attention of the pr.opcr authorities, who evor they aro, to the state of tho footpath in Hobson-street, in front of tho site of tho late Albion Hotel. The contractor is actually mixing cement; on the asphalt footpath. I have seen ladies compelled to cross into the muddy street to got pas):." A very successful meeting was held last night by the members of the Excelsior Lodge, Now Zealand Order Good Templars, and friends, in the Franklin Jtoad School room. Tho oholr woro vory nuocussful in thoir first appearance j the songs and reci tations woro well rendered, and "Tho Working Man's Address," by Mrs Ander son, was well received. We have much pleasure in inviting at tention to tho programme of Herr Sohmitt's benefit-concert to-morrow night. It appears inouradvertisingcolumjisandwillbefoundto embraco most of tho choico mcrceaux which havo boen given at tho Orchestral Society's concerts during the past year oi eighteen months. Conspicuous amongst the selections will be noticed the very popular " Turkish Patrol " and that amus ing medley entitled "The Kaloidoscopo," both of which havo been inserted by special request. The concert cannot fail to bo highly attractive, and this fact, as well as the benejieiairc'n unquestionable deserts, should ensure a bumper "house."

The annivorsary of tho Sir Henry Have look Lodgoof Good Templars was celebrated by a pQncert on Tuesday evening. Songs wero rendered by Messrs Marson, Konyon, Johnson, and Jenkins, and by Misses Camp boll, Marson, and Cleaver. Recitations wero given by Mosses jlapky acd Druey, a reading by Mr XV. Marson, speeches by Messrs Wilcox and Chit, trio by Messrs Peaco, Jenkins, and Marson, and a glpo by tho choir. Miss Peace aeoompanlod tho vocalists on the pianoforte. Tho meoting concluded with the National Anthem.

" BUCHU PAIBA."-Oalck. oouvlrta TO ;JI wrnojlu, Kiduey Bladder Mid Uriimry Ulstaw. AtDro«l»l». »"""" *"* KiluMliomo Proiwr t Co., Agents. Aucklimi

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAfI, TH¥RSDA¥, J^LY 1?, 1884,



Drapery T) MCpHEBSOS'S w ANNUAL ~* ANNUAL T» CHEAP DRAPERY SALE CHEAP DRAPERY SALE CHUP PRAP ER V SA'LK is NOW ON ! ! D. McPHERSON has been on the constant look-out for BARGAINS During the great deprostlon in trade, and having J,AROELY INCREASED HIS STORAOE ROOM, Is now prepared to offer the Public, as tho roaul of his purchases, THE CHEAPEST, MOST VARIED, AND BEST COLLECTION OF NEW WINTER GOODS I NKVV WINTER NEW WINTER UOQDS! GOODS! NEW WINTER NEW WINTER GOODS GOODS! NEW WXNTKR GOPBS KYKR SHOWN JN AUCKLAND. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ALL DEPART MENTS. D. MC P H E H B 0 N, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Advertisements Late for Classification THURSDAY, JULY 24th. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards on Thursday, 21th July, at one o'clock, 250 GOOD LONGWOOLLED KWES, olosa to lambing, in lots to suit purchasers, alfreiTbuckland. THURSDAY, JULY 24. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE at the Remuera Yards, on Thursday, July 24, DAIRY COWS, STORE CATTLE 200 Well-fatU d Cattle Fat Cilvea 800 Fat bheep 250 Lincoln Ewes Fat and Store Pigs ALFRED BUCKLAND. -pARNELLHALL. SATURDAY EVENING, JUi/Y 19, 1884. .' BALLAD CONCERT and WAXWORKS, In Aid of St. Mary's New Parsonago. Tickets (One Shilling each) can bo obtained of MrShftrland, Chemist: Messrs Upton and Co.. Mrs Gilbert, and Miss Ryatf, Parnell. nnENDERS required within a month from JL date for removing from Whale Island to tho Trncks on Railway, Auckland, 1.000 tons of Crude Sulphur, in quantities of not loss than 30 tons per month.—Alfred Buckland. LOST, a Large White~Dog, left ear - black, answers to tho name of " The Doc tor."—Finder rewarded on bringing animal to Jno. King, New Zealand Insurance Buildings.



Wanted. "WANTED, a Girl to learn the book- U folding and new ing.-Apply W. Atkin, Printer, Iligh-atroot. , ANTED, thoroughly competont General Servant.-Apply Mrs Sualy, St. George's Bay Road, Parnell (next hous; be low Judge Munro's). ANTED, a Medical Man for the country.—Apply Kidd's Commercial Hotel. , WANTED, Runners to sell the " Wedge." — Apply Stak Ofiico at 9 o'clock to-morrow morning. ANTED, a Miin, with liiaul and wedges, to siilit BOino logs.—Apply to R. ainia, Franklin lioiul. WANTED, a Single Man to diivo a team of horses —Apply tit once to W. Morley. Mount. Albert. \\T ANTED, a General Servant with good V T references.—Apply Mrs Macky, Jervois Road. Punsonby. \TJTANTED, a good General Servant.— TT T. Short, Renmcra. WANTED, a Boy to vide for ordors.— Apply R. S. Sundall, Butcher, Symonds- Btreet. WANTED, a Night Porter; must be steady ; reference required. — Apply Imperial Hotel. ANTED,' a Boy or Youth that can work at Carpenters work.-Apply ofllco of this paper. XXT ANTED, two Lads used to ride for TT onlors; llutchcring- bmlncßs. — Apply 'i'hoa. Walki-r, lCiirangaliape Rood. WANTED, Apprentices, Small wage to commence with. None but thoroughly respoo able boyu need apply. — Auckland Wire Works, opposite Opera House, Wellesley-street. WANTED, two strong Young Men used to tho shipbuilding. — Apply to It. Muckay, Shipbuilder, Customs-street Went. \X7"ANTED,~a7Servant Girl."- Apply to VV Mrs Hollia, corner of Mangoro Bridge, Oiiehungq. WANTED, at oneo, good Cook.—Apply llobson Hotel, Hobaon street. TIT ANTED, a good Vost Hand.—Apply T T M. lliggina, Tailor, Vlctorla-streot. ANTED, for the Waikato, a good General Servant; to an experienced person liberal wages will bo given.—Apply to Mrs Gourloy, Lower Vluccnt-atroot. Auckland. WANTED, a quiet, resiwctablo young Man U3 Hoarder. Terms moderate.- Apply Mra Ueiiko, Scotia Place (opposite Girls' High Schoo ), Upper Quuen-atrcet. ANTED to Let, furnished, nice front Bedroom, with Board. Family Binall; overy comfort; terms mqdorato; np\y house— Mra Geldart, Naiilcr Btroet. ANTED, threp rospectaLile Working Men as Boarders; IPs por week, wash ing included.~T. Nolsbn, Victoria-street, W"" ANTED, Lady Boarder ; terms, 12s (id per weoK; references given and re quired. Also, .'I rooms to Lot; rent, (Is.—Apply for nidrosg to air Walker, Grocer, Newton. ANTED, Furnished Bedroom, with use of kitchen. Stato terms, or partial board,—" Tutor," P. 0., Auckland. WANIED, the Electors of "Auckland to support local industry and Vote for J. C. Wußttiulil Sc Co.. Plain and Ornamental Wire Workers, opposite Optra House, Wullosley street, Auckland. ANTED to Soil, 25 kegs prime Corned Butter.-11. H. Morton, Cuatoma-ttreet. "\"XTANLED, Purchasers for Galvanisod V T Iron Roofing, To-raorrow, at 12 o'clock, at 1). F, Evana'a Mart, Queen-Btreet. A Good House with Iron Roof, forjromoval, In Emily Place; also about 102 ft of Picket Fencing. WANTED, Purchasers for a few largo Ilufoiiurs' Blocks.—J. and H. Smyth. Mount Kden Sawmill. 17th July. 1884. W^ANTEP TO-MQItROW, Purcliasers TT »t D. F, Kvans's Mart for Houso for re moval, with largo gulvanisod iron roof, in Kmily i'lace, and 102 feet more ar less of good paling fence, Snip at 12 o'clock, WANTED, Employment by n strong, active young mun; married; good refer onccs; town or country.—" US.." Star Office. WANTED, by a respectable, middle aged Man, a Situation as Cook and loiisukuvpcr to ono or moro single gentlemen ; wages not so much an objoct as a comfortable home.—N.L., Stah Olllco. WANTED, Pupils for Carpenters' ami Builders' Drawing Cluss, held at the V.M.C.A. on Tuesday and Friday Evenings, ut 7.30.—F0r particulars, upply at Class-room, to H. Mackay Fripp. WANTED, overyono buying Blankets to see tho splondid show and good value to he obtained at London House, from Is lid to 21s each.—James Scutt, ]<ondou Houso, Victoria and Nelson-streets. 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Also, übout 102 feet of piekot fence (including two gates). ANTED, a Lady with small capital, to purchuso an interest in an established business; one with a knowledge of Dress making or Millinery preferred.—" Business," Stah Otllce. \TT ANTED KNOWN.—To Poultry and T T Pigeon Fanciers.—J. Walker has on view at his corner Poultry Shop, for a few days only, Ilia largo and varied assortment of Prlzu Stock from the rocent Show.—J. Walker, Florist, &c, City Market. WAITED, — Cqmc and ijco thp P|ijo Poultry, Pigeons, Diu:kß,itubbit<, Guinea Pige. &c. at J. Walker's, Ciiy Market. \5T ANTED KNOWN—I am a Purchaser TT of Maori and ißland Curiosities.—Eric Craig, Princcs-Btroot. ANTED, rospectablo Men Boarders. Terms, USa per week, Airy rooms; English comforts, Or, lied and Sitting-room to Lot. — Apply Mrs Adamson, I)rfl.por, Aber crombie-Btroet (2nd door from Wynyard Anne, Symonds-streot). W" ANTED-When you are in Hobson . Btroet call and sco the largo and choice stock of Mosglel and Bannockburn Tweeds, for the present season, at Munro and Milligan's. ANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutsford's, Watchmaker, Victoria - street (next Union Bank). Charges moderato; all work warranted for 12 months. ~\\J ANTED, Every Elector in the YT Colony to read "The Electors' War Cr>." a most startling Book or. Land and Povorty. Peruso it carefully before promising your vot» or approaching tho polling uooth. Is now published. Prioe, One Penny. ANTED KNOWN — During our Cheap Drapory Salo, 50 piecos of All wool French Merinos in Drab, Grny, Pink, Blue, Prune Brown, Scarlet, Maroon, and Wine Colours will bo sold at Is id per yard; regular price, 2b Cd. For Children's wear nothing can equal a French Merino for Dura bility, and, at this unheard-of price, should eil'ect n speedy clearance — I). McPhorson Kqrungahape Rood. WANTED KNOWN—Sco our Stock of Blankets boforo purchasing—£soo worth. 9-1 Blankets, 3s 6d, 0» 6d, arid 10s Od por pair; 10-1 Blankets, 12s 6d. 17s (jd, and 20s per pair; Twill Scotch Blankets, Now Zealand Blankots. and Coloured Blankets. These goods are the best value we evpr offered.—D. McPherson Karangahapp jtoad. WANTED KNOWN— Cheap Timber 1 Cheap Timber 1 And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper, and better than anywhers e)s.D at tb,e yards of D. Goi.Di-, Albort-StTeat. ANTED, hundreds to take a walk tip Victoria-Btrcot to soo and buy a Fancy Check Tweed Drcss-12 yards for 2s lljd. A large pile all one price, to ohoao from.—James Seutt, London Houße, Victoria and Nelson ; sts, Auokland. ANTED KNOWN,— Four-in-Hande, Ulstors, Dolmans, and Jackots. in tho lateßt styles, can bo obtained at S. LovoH's, Wei losley-street. Ladies' own materials made up Dressmakinß on tho premises by experienced dressmakers.—Apprentices wanted. WANTED KNOWN.—Look at our wlndow.-Ifaving a surplus stock of over 1,000 Ladioa' and Girls' Folt and Fancy Straw Hats, principally the Mashpr and Henry If. shapes, we are clearing them out at the Low Prico of One Shilling eaoh. — D, MoPnorson, Karangahapo Road, ANTED KNOWN, that all working men can savo their money by calling at the Governor Gordon Restaurant, All Meals Sixponco; Hoard and Lodging 15s per week.— Robert Murdook, Proprietor.—Note the address —Nearly opposite the Waitomata Hotel, and close to tlin I )oo!r TfiT~~A~VI T E P, R I M U, WANTED, from 1.C03 to 2,000 feet assorted Rimu, of good quality, and figured; must bo dry.—Apply at onco to "Accountant," Star Ofllce. WANTED KNOWN.—Ladies can have thoir DressßS Fashionably Made, and a good fit, for moderato charges, at D. W, Jack and Co.'s, Ponsonby Road. ' \TkTA NT E D KNO WN, that James VV George's Hobson-street Hair-dressing Saloon is now Open, Prices: Hair- cutting, Cd \ Shaving, Cd; Boys' hair-cutting. 3d, within the hours of from 8 till 8. and from 8 till 12 on Satur days after which hours Cd will be charged. Private contracts entered into with regular cus tomers.—James Gecge, Hair-cutter, Hobson street (next Criterion Hotel). ANTED SEEN,—The fresh Bargains in Ne^v Furniture, inpluding Patnted Wood Chairs, 3s 3d; Caneaeated Chairg. also 3s 3d; grand lino of Grecian Cane-seated Chaii's, 4s 9d; Rocking Chairs, with arms (qone.seatpd), 10s; nice lot of Arm Chairs, 6s fid; Folding Chairs (carpet-seated), 5s fid: Children's Recking Chairs, 39. Woslistands, 0s Bd; Coffee Tables, 5s Cd; Gipsy Tables, 8s Cd; Loo Tables, lfls (oval): do, (round), 21s; Kitohen Tables. Os, 10s, 118; Chests of Duawcrs. 255; Colonial Couches, 7s; Stretchers, tis; handsome stuffed Chairs, 10s; stuffed Arm Chairs. 345; handsoaio Spring Couches, 38s.—At Dampler's Large Furnishing Hobson-street.



-Wanted. WANTED, light Spring Cart, Hora and Harncaa.—Apply Star Office. WANTED, a respectable Boy.—Appl at Red Boot Warehouse. t)3, Victoria c -£- NTEI)> Man Cooki 3Oa . waitresi Housemaid, Geueral, hotel; Housemal (Friday), 14s; Nurses! 17 Generals.—Mrs Whi combe b Registry. WANTED, an active Partner wit capital £50; good paying concern; £2 pc week guaranteed.—Apply "Guarantee," care < Star Offlco._ aNTED, a Gentleman Boarder in prlvato family, within 8 minutes froi (Jueun-slreot—Address, by letter, "Private, I'ust-olilue. WANTED, everybody to know that M Brearloy, Butcher, corner of Victorl and Chapcl-strecis, is still selling Mutton Choi; at 4d ; Legs, Id ; also Best Quality Roastin Beef, from .lid. . W" ANTED, a com potent Machinist.- Apply R. Walton and Son, Hoc Manufacturers, Upper Queen-street. ANTED, a Tidy Little Nursegirl din sleep at homo.—Apply ollicc of thi paper; WANTED, Two Bedrooms and Sitting room for two gentlowen; must be nea town.—Apply by letter to " F.H., Slab Ofllce. | WANTED KNOWN, that the Aucklani University Calendar may bo had a Lennox1!]. Price, In Od. ANTED KNOWN —Boys' Velooi pedeg, 20s each ; an enormous fresh lo of New Novels, Is Oil each; Japanese Cabinets Is Oil each; White-handled and other Rivetei Hair Brushes, ttd; largo Comic Yankee Pictures 3d ; Framed Chrpmos, lid and 9d; a spleiulii lino of Framed Pictures, Is each; another grant lot of Brown Teapots. Od, 9d, and Is; granc large cheap variety of Tinware; splendid Oystei Knives, Cd; pood Door Mats, 28 3d; atripec Carpet, la; Table Oilcloth, 1{ yard wide, Is Stair Oilcloth, Cd ; Looking Glasses (plate). 8d Handsome; Fancy do. Is; Swing do, 4s lid ; Bed room Toilet Sets, 7b 3d; Soup Plates, 8d ; Breac Knives, 3d and Id; Zlno Bupkets. Is; Japannet Spittoons. Is; Japanned Slop Pails, 3s 3d : Glasi Cream Jugs, Id; Ulass Sugar Basins, Od ; &c. at Damplcr's Hpbson-strcot Shop. WAN T E D KNOWN- That tho STOCK of CLOCKS ANi: WATCHES AND JEWKLLKRY at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE has been Greatly Augmontod by LARGE AR RIVAIiS, and an Inspection ia solioitod of the STERLING. GOLD and SILVER GOODS (all WARRANTED) In tho Queen-Street Window and the Artistic IMITATION JEWELLERY in tho Vlotoi-iti-strcet Window. We make a SPECIALTY of those Two Lines, kooping both Uio Genuine and the Imitation to SUIT all TASTES and Pockets; but they are kopt Sopa rate, and Displayed In Different Streets. Sterl- Silver Sots, 2s (id; Brooches and Rings. Is oach: and other Lines equally Cheap, at GOODSON'S LONDON AHCAUK, Quoen-et. and Victoria -at.. andatChrlafehurchand Wellington. The Fancy Goods Stock is Unequalled In tho Colony. V*7" A N T E D KNOWN NOW~sIIOWING AT J. (i. BROWN'S, PARNELL, tSTSVKGIMi VALUK IN'O» ULSTEUS AND FOUR -IN - HANDS, DRESS (JOODS, MILLINERY, HANDMADE UNDERCL&THINti, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, SHEETINOS, TABLE IJINENS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, VELVETEENS. A L\i GE STOCK OF QENKRAL DRAPERY SKLKCT PROM, AND PRICES LOWER THAN QUEKN-ST., AT J. Q. BROWN'S, PARMELL. W~ ANTED KNOWN- A FEW OF NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S WELL-TRIED REMEDIES FOR WINTER USE. COMPOSITION POWMEH.—It Is known in all EngllHh-speakJjig countries for its many good aualitioo. You who aro subject to Colds or Sorff 'fhroats don't bo without it; Is 6d a tin ; BALM OF GILEAD.-Bovon years' trial has proved this to be ono of tho Best Compounds evor oftorcd for tho euro of OoMb, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Cough. 2s a Bottle. COUGH POWDER.—Effectual and quick In Congestion, Plourlßy, or Inflammation of the Lungs. Is Od a Tin, COUGH SYRUP.—Where there aro children noth'- is better for Coughß. Croop, or Bron A pure oxp* torant without morphia or Is Cd and 2b a Bottle. HOP BITTERS, 2s Od a Bottle. N E I L & "(TlTl F F O R D, HERBALISTS, Botanic Dibpekbary. Wklleblky-btrkkt, Auckland Miscellaneous Wanteds. mHB EDUCATION BOARD OF THE X DISTRICT OF WANGANUI. Applioiitions aro invited up to 2«th inst. for the post of Head Master of tho Foxton School. Salary paid on nvcruge attendance, and bonus on clussillcotion from £30 to £03 por annum, be- Bides bonus for teaching pupil teachers. Com fortablo residence provided. Present average nttondanuo 115, and salary about £250, Candidates must stafo ago and pxperlence, and uroclucc testimonials from Inspector or Board. A. W, BROWNE, Secretary S.Wanganui, 10th July, 1881, DRESSMAKER wanted for three wcoka. Must bo competent.—Apply Mrs Goorge Brown, Vauxhall, North Shoro. BOOK-KEEPER, Warehouseman, or Storcmnn (good shorthan<l writer, young iniin), wants situation: 7 years' oxporionce.— Address, " S.B.,"STABUtIIce. A COMFORTABLE HOME--A res pectable family in Burloigh-stroot oifor comfortable Hoard and Residence to 3 Gentle men.—For address apply to D. and 11. Robinson. Synionds-stroct. X*QAA WANTED, at" 10 per cent., d&*y\r" for from 1 to 3 ycurs. ou good leasehold security. — Apply to "300." Star Oilloe. To Let TO LET, n Shop and 0 Rooms, suitable for boarders: with small stock at valuation. Apply at Jackson's Stprp, Lorne-strfjot. MHO LET, ftt Dovonport, a Furnislipd 7- I roonied Houso, with overy convenience.— For further particulars apply It. K. Kinch, Sla tionor, 210, Qiucn-Btroet, TO LET, an 8-room d Houso, best part of Ponßonby Road. Rent, 2os.—Vat!o and Douglas, llouße and Land Agents, Bhortland-st. O~Clt, Sittingroom and Bedroom, all bedded; rogistor grivto; uao of kitchen If required.—Apply Mrs oung, 103, Groy-Bt. mo BE LET or FOR SALE (on terms to I suit purchasers), 3 0 roomed Villas at Mount Edon, near 'bus terminus.—Apply 11. H. Hayr and Co., High-street. TO LET, Shop in best part of Queen street ; size, 12ft Oin x 32ft.—Apply early, W. Lind, Land and Commission Agent, Coombcs's Chambers, Queen-street. TO LET, in Parnell, 5-roomed Cottage, Stables, Cart Shed. Cow Shed, and over an acre of Land.— W. and J. grater. 0 LET, a New Shop and Dwelling at tho Market entrance, Cook-street side.— Apply at Carbines & Taylor's, Auctioneers. TO LET, in Karangnhape Road, two Double-front Shopß, suitable for Draper, Grocer, Druggist, or Tobacconist and Stationer. —Apply toThos. Belcher. UpperQuecnatrcet. O BE LET OR LEASED, a two Storied Warehouse in Little Queen street, rent low: — Apply Partridge ancl Wollams, Quecn-Btroot. nnO LET, in a rising country district, a 5- X roomed Houso, with lj acres of good land, fenced and drained. Good oponing for a shoo maker.—Apply G. Diokson, Baker, Hobson-st. TO LET or For Salo, One House in Coilingwpodstrect. and five In Howcr street.—Apply Antonio Martin, Floyal Villa, Hepburn-street- O LET, new House of sjx ropnis, of) Great North Road; fifteen minutes from Queen-street.— Inquire James Caughoy, Draper, Karangahapp Roa4, Newton. TO LET, superior n,ewly-b.uilt 6rroom.ed Houses, Hepburn street, with gas and m tor laid on. Rent, 20p,—S. Y. Collins, Kainc Co il Office, 14. Queen Btreet. TO LET, a Wheelwright's Shop at Mount Eden, adiolninc; a blacksmith's shop splondid stond for an industrious man.—rAppVj G. F, Kelly. Mount Eden. O LET, in Wood-street, Handsome Now Villa of Nine-rooms; gas and watei laid on, bathroom, washhou.se, copper, and every convenience. — Apply R, H. Dowse, Telegraph Store, Ponsonby. mO BE LET, a 6-roomed House in Sea- I field View Road; rent, lls por wcek.-^ Apply to F. G. Ewington, Estate Agent, Queen Btreet (next to "Herald" Ofllce), O LET, the 8-storlod Brick Building known as Foster's Boot Factory, in Rut land-stroet, juat off Qseenstreet; suitable for o manufactory or wholoaale store—Apply to L. H, Noumegcn, Darby-street. TO BE LEASED, Fort-street, those ex. tonsive Premises almost adjoining the new offices of the Evening Star, and untl lately tho Customhouse Hotel, This blook ol substantial Brick Buildings is suitable for clthoi Warehouse or Merchants' Stores and Offices being convsnient to tho Shipping and Railwaj Station. Rent moderate.—Apply to W.j L Mitchell, Mercantile Chambers. m o l c t EIIOPS! SHOP3~! SHOPd First-class Shops to Lot in most Central par of Ponsonby ; main road ; grand position ; ren moderate; immediate possession.—D. F. Evans Estate AgcnK rr\ o l c t FIRST-CLASS SHOP AND DESIRABLT SUITE OF OFFICES IN MOST CENTRA! PART OF QEEEN-STREET-. Being a part of the front portion of those nioi desirable nnd centrally situated premises of M: E, Watbbs, Confectioner, Queen-street, con sisting of Front Shop with plate glaBS window large Show Room upstairs about 50 x 23. we] lighted, and grand staircase, which oonld hi converted into a Suite of Offices, second to norn in Auokland, and in most central part of thi city. To Solicitors, Tnauranoo Companies, am othors, this proporty is unsurpassed. Full particulars from D. F. EVAN S,



For Sale. 3e, TTIOPv SALE, two good second-hand Sa( X; dies.—Apply to w. R. Walker, Gore-strei jr. (next tho Britomart Hotel). si. JT'OR SALE, a Superior Baker's Cat — JL1 (nearly new), also a Light Handcart (cheap i/J ~E- Harvie, Upper Symondß-street. lit- ijiOß SALE, House of 10 rooms, _ acr X? land, for *2GO: very easy terms; Surre rr Crescent.—Apply to Edwd. Way te, 5, Mercantil m Chambers. . of TJIOR SALE, a new 16-papsenger Omni X" bus; also, a new Hansom; both vehicle — to be completed to purchaser's order.—Thame a Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria-st. Ji'ast "" TrtOK SALE, 1 American Cortland Wag Sj gon, 1 Express Wagon, ar d several ne\ rr and second-hand Spring Carts, Buggies, etc "• Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria la street East. ng Y7IOR SALE, 40 years' Lease of Magnifi X' cent Level Allotment M 0 x 136), off Nev — North Road.—Apply to F. 1). Hughes, Mary — street, Mount Eden ot T7IOR POSITIVE SALE, two 4-roomec -r X; Cottages and one Shop and Dwelling, eacl "■ with frontages to two good streets in tho city. lis Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent _ No. 8, Queen-strqet. g- TT^OR SALE or To Let,—New 6-roomec ar JL House at Newmarket; nicely situated H with conveniences. — Apply J, Horley, New —; market. at TflOR SALE, an Artificial Leg, 36in, JJ long; can be altered if required.—Applj |j" James Halliday, 81, Wakefleld-streot. ot "TJIOR SALE, Howe-street, near Welling a, X' ton-street, New Cottage. Small deposil id and weekly payments. A Bargain.—Apply A, s, J. Thomaß, Grocer, coiner Howe andßeresford id streets^ Id Tj^Oß SALE, one 0 h.p. engine and er X; boiler (combined); engine, 7Jin. cylinder, :d lain, stroke; boiler, 7ft. x 3ft. 6 In. in diameter; i: fitted with 10 Field tubes; steam and water I; gauges, sufety vulve, i£c.; on strong wrought 1. iron foundation; complete. — Apply to R. If. ,d Yeoman, Albort Boiler Works, Albert-street. f B Jp O^ R S ... A L W. '"' MANG ARE.—Splendid site for a Gentleman's — Residence, .situate on rise of tho hill .just past — Mancure Bridge, about eight or nine miles from 1) Auckland, being tho front portion of that valu able property lately ownod uy Mr Gco. Brown. The view is unsurpassed, the aspect good, and , position second to none. " The property consists of 3 aores rich volcanic 11 land, with first-class Villa Residence of I large " rooma and sundry out-buildings. The house V oould be enlarged at a comparative small cost. t This proporty adjoins the boamiful Mangare „ water reserve, with an almost unlimited run H for cattle, and is well worthy the attention of . any gentleman requiring a flrst-cla33 residence I. near town. i D. F. EVANS, Land and Estate Agent. 7 X^r ~ TTI O R NE W X? PLYMOUTH. gUpagEgfc* Tho 8.8. STORMBIPD will the wharf, Onehungn, '^mmm^wvv TOMORROW (Friday), July 18. at 1 p.m.—For freight or passage apply to Alfred Barnes, Agent, Onehunßa. 0 WORKINO MEN.—For Salo, on easy tarins, Fouv-rqomcd Cottage with scullery and every convenience; price, only £130.—Apply to F. Hustings, Charlotte-street, New North Road. , TDIANO, splendid walnut case, by Jack- L son, £27, worth £3;).—Apply Richardson llioa., VictoriastroetEast. ON SALE, Ground Mortar, delivered in town or suburbs, 200 casks Portland Jement, Plaster of Paris, Fireclay, by ton or lb, Fire Bricks, &o,—R. Jonkinson, Builder, Lome- Btroet. TVrOTICE TO INVESTORS. —A number ■ .Li of Choice Properties on easy terms for Sittle.-—Apply Edwatd Wayte, 5, Mercantile Chamberii. l rTIQ SURVEYORS.—For Sale (Cheap), a I Transit Clrcumfercutor; double verinors, i 5 inch needle; capltalinttrumuntforbußh work. r —Apply to Hiehardson and Crowley, 81, Queen i street. July 15th. 1881. MO SEL E V VIL LA, MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD. , FOR SALE. Elovon Years' Loase of this charming Rosidcnco, which stands in its own grounds of about throe acres, subdivl led into > orchards and paddocks; large vinery. Frequent i 'bus communication. Oilers for Purchase of LcaßC received till noon on THURSDAY, July 21.—W. L. MiTcnKLL, Estate Agt-nt, 8, Mer i cantlle Chambers, Queen-street. . "TUST ARRIVED, and for Sale by the tl Subscriber, cheap, for cash— 20 tons Fluke Kidney Potatoes 2t) tons Blue Dcrwents l. w7¥aton, NO. 8, QUBKN--BTKBKT. | "IHOICE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS _V FOR SALE, on easy terms, at Mount Eden, oppooito the residence of Judge Puckey, and within three minutes' walk ot tho 'bus terminus.—Plan to be soen at the ofllce of H. H. ! Hayr and Co., High-street. TVT ILL IA M GULLIVER, f HOUSE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. ) qtJEENtSTREKT. 3 Alt,otmk.\T3 ; 1 Church-strcct, 38 X 100 fi, £312s per foot Mount Roskill Road, 50 x HB.(i, £l! 6s per foot Surrey Hills, £4 and £5 per foot Wharf Road, 10 x 100, £2 per foot linlwer-ptroet, 10 x IG3, £2 53 por foot Arthur-street, fifl x 100. £8 por foot a Prospoct-strcot. 80 x 100, £1 per foot Wallace-street, 80 x 218. £4 por foot Ai'uyle-stroct, £3 por foot '" Richmond Road, 100 x 117, £2 las por foot i Cumm-slrcot, 73 x 130, £110s per root Tweed-street. 50 x 130. £4 per foot Sholly Beach Road, GO x 100, £4 por foot Prospect Terrace (Mount Eden)— Lots 50 x 17C, at 25s per foot r John-street, several lota for £60 each '" Cox-street, 40 x —, for £80 each • Ftuort str. et, 27 x 110, for £80 each W. GULLIVER, \ QUEEN-STREET. " incensing Notices. PROHIBITION UNDER "THE LI CENSING AC 1!', 1831." " To all Liconsod Persons in the Provincial Dis trict of Auckland. t Whereas It hath this day been made to appear I to us, the undersigned, in open Court, :. that a porson known by tho name of -, Frederick Irwin Orren, now residing 1 at Devonport, and by occupation a. Painter, ii by oxoosslve drinking of intoxicating liquor, misspends, wastes, lessens his estate, Z greatly injures his health, endangers or inter . rupts the peace and happiness of his family,—We, f the undersignod, forbid you, tho said licensed '■ persons, to sell tlio said Frodorick Irwin . Orren any intoxicating liquor for tho spaco of . ono year from the date hereof. ', Given under our hand this 17th day of July, >' 1884, at Auckland, in the Colony of Now ' Zealand. W. R. WADDEL, J.P. i, FREDERICK L. PRIME, J.P. r Two of Hor Majesty's Justicca of the Peaco . for the Colony of New Zealand. t Your attention is directed to tho follow:ng — provisions of sections 108 and 109 of the said Act:—lf any licensed porson shall, during any — such prohibition, after service of a copy thereof 0 upon him or her, or with a knowledge thereof in r» any other manner acquired, soli' to any such f. prohibited person any liquor, he or Bhe shall forfeit upon conviction,,for every such offence, a n sum not exceeding teii pounds. If any other porson shall, with a knowledge of such J^ prohibition. Kiyo, sell ,purohase, or procure n for or on behalf of suoh prohibited person, or for . his or hor use, any such liquor, ho or sho shall i- forfeit upon conviction, for ovory such offence, [ a sum not exceeding fivo pounds. n Funeral Notices. ; r, TO^^^O1 AP°KLJ(NP Branch, a mffllljSH Members aro requested * mW/3P^ to assemble ot St. Pat lQ IW rick's Hall at 3.30 p.m. on HKs*K> SATURDAY, 19th mst, ,t sa«=»»r jq p^y f no j as t Batl niark ~ of respect to tho romains of their late V Bro, MIOHAEi, McNamkk, whose Fune ral wijl leave hi^ late residence, comer of Wyndham and Albert-streets, as ie above. >r Regalia! Crape and White Gloves, d P. KEARNEY, Secretary. l- ——— i, Medical. Z , » i.)o V. LINE f.or thb HAlß.—This 010 t i.\/ gaat preparation completely oclipscß „" every articlo of a similar kind now before 1 the public-Prioo, Is 6d a bottie.-SaiRLANI), • Apothecaries' Hall, c, T\R. PARKINSON, DBVONPORT, 41 Hours of Consultation at his residence, Vie it toria-streot-Morning, 9to 10; Afternoon, ito t 3r Evening. 7to 9. fv "VriOLENT Raging Toothache is in U. V nearly every inatanoe Jnstantaneouslj cured by using 'Odontalgicon. the new remedy, r Ib.—C. W. Goodson, London Arpade. U "T <i. HENDERSO N'S tP # CHERRY PECTORAL, 2s 6d and 4s 6d per bottle. To be had only al rt Medical Hall, Ponsonby, opposite Three Lampg, at "TVELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— Sl XX SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL _ Price, 2s dd and 4s 6d.-F. C. Sharlafid, op.posit< he Post-office. „ DATS! EATS! RATS !-Us< L> XV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE, ,7, Rats eat it greedily, and die i na smell. '$• Price. One Shilling a Bottle. L F, C. SHARLAND, opposite Pos^fflce. mOOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneoui J 1 X Rolief—ODONTAtiGlC—ls per bottlo. lr F?C. SHARL'AND, opnoaite Postoinoe. S; -T\R ARNOLD'S PENNY KOXAI !l! U AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popula: medioineoftheday. Price. 2s 0d a box.-Colo ie "Sal Agent, F. C Siiahland, opposite the Post is ofßoe. \\J 0 R *' %■ Y> All children suffor from thorn. ' If suspected, ask for the Certain Oo'v. SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, lspacke'



Public Notices. p)- A SNIDES - _X.« TUKF COMMISSION AGENT, re (Elected Member of Victorian Tatteraall's Club 5^ Sydney Tatteraall'B Club, and various Bettini Ie Rings) begs to inform hia old New Zealam _ Clients that he has settled in Melbourne, am ,i has BOOKS OPEN on all forthcoming event in the Australian Colonies. He will be glad U g° hear from them by Cable or Lktter, am they can depend upon obtaining the longeß _ Melbourne market oddo. ?■ &&• Address: — Victorian Tattcrsall's Club w Bourkestreet, Melbourne. "' QUIt BE V TT ILL S. i- w NOTICE. _ The New Plans, embracing additional lots foi d sale, are now ready, and can be had at the h Office, Shortland-street. r Those who huvc already applied for lots on ' the new plans arc requested to state without JJ delay which they intend to take. 1, The earliest applicants will have first refusal '- at prices fixed. Terms as usual; one-fifth cash ; balance in five '• years at 7 per cent., or can be paid off by instaV y ments. A. BOARDMAN, Agent. !t ATEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT P JLI INSURANCE COMPANY. _ Tho Transfer Books of the above Company ■, will be CLOSED from tho 24th to 31st July, both > dates inolusivc, T. By order of tho Board. '■ P. A. EDMISTON. Acting Manager. ■ fipHE Undersigned will sell by auction, A on FRIDAY NEXT, 18th inst., a First a class Shetland Pony. t HUNTER & NOLAN. .. ATOTICE.— During nay absence from JJN Auckland certain Persons have obtained 1 Goods in my name. I will not be responsible for same, or any goods, without my written a order.—Hyam Hart. __ \ YX/TNGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron- T T mongers, Custom-street. Mistress j Kitchen Ranges, No. 0, 7, and 8. » \ UCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. ! Tho Trustees are prepared to advance money on freehold securities in sums of £50 and upwards. Applications for loans to be sent in by SATURDAY, the 2nd August. R, CAMERON, Manager. ' ATIGHT-SOIL CONTRACT 1 Quai'ter ending Juno 30th being now due. , prompt payment must be made, or service will ' be discontinued until paid for. i Tenants in future will require to pay in advance. SAMUEL WHITE, 1 Contractor, ' Office: Custom-street East, opposite Arnold Hinua and Co. 1 WASH I CASH ! "CASH ! — The great \j want of depressed times is Roady Money, hence my prosent Sale, whoro you can get the Cheapest Qooda now obtainable.—Tester's Great C'aah Sale, Karongqliape Road. PIANOFORTES Turfed (ss) by an ex perienced hand from Kirkman's, London. Old Pianos entirely restored in tone, touch, and quality; Hammers refelted, 1 guinea.—W. Sior, Karangahape Road, Newton (opposite Prime's, Ironmonger). Pianos aeleoted for intending purchaser.. i*-i £\ TO £10,000 LENT on Building fc^X " Society principles, or en other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and louses built on Weekly. Paymont System. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for salo on 4th pago. Six per cont. allowed on monoy deposited for invoatment.— C. Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuer. High-street, Auckland.' f IARDINALS' MARCH.—Copies may bo \J had at Eady's Mublo Warehouse. Queen-si. TTfINGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron- TT mongers, Custom-street. Bedsteads I (Half Testers) Bedsteads! French Bedsteads. Advice to those furnishing: Before buying elsowhere call and get prices, and you will be astonished. TtfOTICE.—I beg to inform my Cus -31 tomcra that I havo no intention of Riving up business, my Groat Cash Sale being held for the purpose of getting together the "Ready Money' to buy Spring Goods.—E. Tester, Draper. Karangahapa Road. TVTEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY J3i (LIMITED). ~, FREEMAN'S BAY FIRB. A prompt sottlemout having been mode by the South British Insurance Company, we are now erecting a New Mill ob the old site, and hope to commence timber cutting in three weeks' time, In the meantime, we bee to inform our Customers that our Dovonnort Mill will be running day and night, and being connected by telephone with our Kant Coast Mills, we are in a position to supply orders of long lengths and Bpocial slaes with every despatch. We thank our Customers for past favours,and bog to solicit a oontlnuanco of same. FRANK JAGGER, Manager. Auckland, 30th June. 1884. Meetings. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wcllcslcy and Albert streets. — Evangelistic Service THIS Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All are inTitcd. Recent arrivals cordially invited. /CHRISTIAN EVIDENCE SOCIETY. Next SUNDAY Evening, 20th instant, tho Rev. McKcnzie Fraser will deliver a Lecture, under the auspices of this Society, at St. Davids Church. Symondß-street, on "The Character of Jesus the Best Evidence of Christianity; or, Jesus Christ His own Best Witness," VTETHODIST UNION. The LOCAL PREACHERS of the several Sections of tho Methodist Chnroh are requested to meet in the school-room of Pitt-street Wes eyan Church TO-MORROW (Friday) EVEN ING, at half-pa«t seven o'clock. ■• Business important. Electoral. " "\/r R DE LAUTOUR'S COMMITTEE -*■*■*■ will meet TOMORROW (Friday) EVEN ING, tho 18th met., at 7.30, at Mr Jouning's i offices, closo to the Arch Hill School. All : friends are expected. '. T> A R N E L L ELECTION. i ~ ■ MR S. TIIORNE GEORGE'S SUPPORTERS Will ; MEET AT THE ODDFELLOWS' HALL, PARNELL, ON , -SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 19, At Half-past Seven-. ! ! Hia supporters from Newmarket and Graf ton 1 aro particularly requested to attend. 1 : ' — » 1YT R SWANSON' S COMMITTEE will 2 -L»X me et THIS (Thursday) EVENING at 1 Bcresfora-Btreet Hall (Congregational Soliool. ■ room), at 7.50. All interoßtod in his return aro spcoially in vited. TO THE ELECTORS OF WAITE MATA. Gentlemen.—l have the honour to announce that I will meet you at the Dovonport Hall—Friday ovening, 18th inst,, at 7.30 Helensvillo Publio Hall-Saturday evening, 19th inst, at 7.30 Hondorson—Monday evening, 21st inst., at 7. HARRY W. FARNALL. IV/TR TOLE will Address the Electors of Eden, in Waite's Mount Eden Hall, TO MORROW (Friday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. 1%/TR TOLE'S Committee Meets TO : MORROW (Friday) EVENING, fit 7.30 p.ra, in the Excelsior Hall. PUBLIC MEETING, ONBHU N G A. SIR GEORGE GREY will addreßS a Public '. Moeting at Onehunga, TO-MORROW (Friday) NIGHT, at the Maaonio Hall, at 8 o'clock. S The Gallery and Stage will be reserved foi Ladies and their Escorts. n sm GEORGE GREY will be glad to meet the '\ Old Imperial Pensioners at the Meeting. g "V/TR CHARLES ATKINS SUPPOR -L*J- TERS are requested to MEET al ~ W aite's Mount Eden Hall TO-NIGHT, 17th in ~ stant, at half-past seven. « IVr ANU XA U ELECTION. MB F. LAWRY will ADDRESS the ELEC TORS in tho Epsom Hall TO-MORROW (Fri - day), the 18th instant; and on MONDAY, the is 21st, in Mr A. Buokland's Remuera Sale Build ~ ings (kindly ientforthe occasion). Earh mooting f will commence at half-past 7 o'clock pan. ? QIR G. M. O'RORKB will address" th< t- © Manukau Electors as follows:— At the Publio Hall, Epsom-This Day (Thura day), at half-past seven p.m. At the Public Hall, Panmure—On Frida; - next, at half-past seven p.m.



Business Notices. /^HINA TEA SEASON, 1884-! I beg to inform my numerous clients that I ha received cable advice of the departure, From Foochow direct for this port, OP THE FIRST SHIPMENT OP MY NEW NEW NEW TEAS! TEAS! TEAS And anticipate being enabled to show nnut; about the end of July. 4 Market this year much in favour of buyers. I intend to offer special inducements this ye for trade lines. ARTHUR H. NATHAN. INGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iroi mongers, Custom-Btreot. Beßt vali yet seen in Auckland. Kitchen Ranges, 3fi 3ft. 3in., 3tt. 6in., 4ft., itt. Pin.. sft.. and 6ft. "TWRESSMAKERS AND OTHERS XJ 1,368 dozen best quality Silk Buttons, i every shade of colour, at 4d per dozen, worl Bd.—Fernandez B, Newton. IILANNELS, Blankets, Sheetings, Cal coes, oil are included in my Sale. M stock of New Ulsters at Cost Prices.—Tester Great Cash Sale, Karangahape Road. W~ INGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iror mongers. Custom-street. Superb Sel: setting Range.s 3ft., 3ft. 3in., and 3ft. 6in. HELENS VILLE TIMBE] COMPANY. Depots— NEWMARKET RAILWAY STATION. MOUNT EDEN RAILWAY STATION. First, Medium, and Second-class Bulldln Timber. Flooring, Lining, and other Dressed Timbei Shingles, &c. Town Opficb— COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS. "VTEVV ZEALAND INSURANCI AM COMPANY (FIRE AND MARINE). Capital f11,000,000 Paid-up and Reserve Funds £400,000 Protection from FIRE on MARINE LOSi Can be Effbctkd in this Company, claims met with promptitude and liberality, JAMES BUTTLE, Manager.' ri LASSBLOWING, Fkieman's Bat.- JT Saturday afternoon, from 2to 5. Admie sion, 6d. Each Visitor receives one Glass Jug —M. Cook and Sona. M" ADA M E L. FARA YE L COUTURIERE, FROM Pabis. Madame Faravel begs to inform her Cub tomors and the Ladies.of Auckland that, owinf to great increase in her business as Dressmaker she has Removed from Livcrpoel Btrcot lomon commodious and more centrally situatec premises—42, Siiortland-street. Having c arge working-room, she is able to make all eaeriptlons of Dreases, from the cheapest tc the most costly ones. All materials intrusted to her care will be made up in the Best Style and Latest Fashions. • JIOR SALE, now 7-roomed Plouse, with ? large allotment; a bargain; bound to soil.—Photo, and particulars 3tab Office. jiOR SALE, three new 4 and 5-roomed J Houses; two minutes walk off Ponsonby Road; £30 cash ; balance as agreed.—G. Sage, Oliphant-streot, Ponsonby. OUSE and SHOP To Let in King strect. Great North Road; rent, 16s.— nquiro at Mr White's. Grocer, corner of Newton and Great North Roads. CTOTICE TO ARTISTS Messrs H. H. Hayr and Co., of High-street, Auckland, are open to receive Designs for Christmas Cards of New Zealand Mowers, Birds, Animals and^Charactors. Best prices paid Tor designs accepted. Full particulars on application to H. H. HAYR AND CO. "VTEW STATIONERY BUSINESS. Tho undersigned begs to inform the pnbllo that he has Removed to promises two doors from the Ban'c of New Zealand, Qmon-streot. ENGROSSING, COPYING, & ADDRESSES Neatly Executed. Estab.] , [1865. HENRY WHITE, STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER EVONPORT LAND AGENCY, Church-streot-Good Cottage.with Half an-acre of Garden Land'and Orchard, £250; also other Houses and Farms.—Geo. Brown. SAM WHITE, FENCER, CUSTOMS-STREET EAST. AH kinds of Fencing Material For Sale at Lo west Prices. All kinds of Fencing put up by Contract, as per plans to be seen at Yard. Twelve Iron Tanks For Sale, good and cheap. Puriri Posts in wholesale lots; also Sblngles, Palings, and Pickets. 2a Cd per doz.. &c, Sec. TmSTATE OF AUSTIN LEWIS & CO. LEWIS AND SIMPSON Having Purchased the Auckland Assets of tho Auckland Branch, tho Wine and Spirit Businesß lately carried on at 67, Queen-street, will be at once resumed. Edward Lewis will manage the samo, and hopes all his old friends and many now ones will favour him with their orders. The stock of liquors, as regards quality, can not be surpassed by any in the colony, and the prices will, as formerly, bo so regulated as to defy competition. All parties indebted to the old business will kindly pay their accounts without delay to Edward Lewis, who is authorised to receive and give discharge for the same. July 9,188 J. ON SALE. Ex Alastor, Glance, and late arrivals from London— 170 Cases Bass Ale and Guinness Stout,q><artf and pints, bottled by Danke 15 Quarter-casks Burgand's Pale Brandy 15 Quarter-casks Menkow and Co.'s Pale Brandy 50 Cases Flasks and Half-flasks Menkow and Co.'s Pale Brandy 100 Cases Walker's Old Highland Whisky. LEWIS AND SIMPSON. mAUPIRI EXTENDED COAL-MINING _L COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF TAUPHtI , COAL. COAL from Other Mines in the ,WaikaU being now Introduced Into the Auckkuu Market, Consumers of TAUPIRI COAL an Requested to be Careful in giving their Order in future to ask for " TAUPIRI COAL." FRANZ SCHERFF. Secretary. Auckland, May 2CIBBI. '- ' ' W INGATE, BURNS, AND CO., Iron mongers, Customs-street. JBalvanisei Iron, Looks, Hinges, Nails, Grates, and all kind of Building Material, at prices which must glvi satisfaction. /|OKE. COKE. COKE THR AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY LTD.) (nvite Ordera for GAS COKE. Delivera within ltnile of tho Works, for Cash; longe lUtances at proportionate rates:— Sample Sack of three bushels „ Is 6d Five Sacks (or quarter ton) .. „ 6s 3d Ten Sacks (or half-ton) .. .. 11s 6a Twenty Sacks (or one ton) .. _ 22s 8d The Company 8 COKE Is made from the bee flreymouth Coals; is superior to that mad From Newcastle coals, boing free from ston and clinker in a remarkable degree, gives a RELIABLE FIRE, • CLKARER & HOTTER THAN COAL. LIGHTS READniY. and MAKES NO SMOKE. GOOD FIRE IN 10 MINUTEB. OFFICE: FORT-STREET. IOKS. COKE. COKI T> ¥. U. BURROWS ARCHITECT & BBILDING SURVEYOR, A.M.P. Buildings QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND . (Over Goodson'g Arcade). . Mr P. F. M. Burrows (late Governme: Architect) begs to announce that he has resumi practice at the above address, and to assure h friends and patrons that all works entrusted his care will be carried out with fldellt economy, and expedition. : • Tenders. mo build £ R Alternative Tenders will be received unt Noonof SATURDAY, the 26th instant, for U Erection of a Concrete or Timber Residence I ° Kails getc., at No. 9. South British Chambers " ' ' EDMUND BKLL, Architect. rp O B~U ILD ER 5 EXTENSION OF TIME. Tenders will be received until Noon at MOI DAY, July 21, for the Erection and Oompletii of a Block of Buildings corner of Queen ai WeUesleysjreets. Rp BARTLEYj m ob v i l d c r ; EXTENSION OF TIME. Tenders will he received until .-noon SATURDAY. July 19, for converting Mass! S. COSMbks & Co.'s Lower Shop Into Arc* and Offl^ BDWARp BARTLKY. Architect



Personal, 85 TF Miss Skuna Phillips does hot pay ' X her Bill within 7 days, her things will ha ive sold to defray expenses —liamiah McLaughlin. Vincent Lane. , '^ IF CAPTAIN CORBETT does not call and settle for ihn Repairs,of hia Artificial Leg, it will bo sold.-JAMES HALLIDAY, Wakefleld-street. ■ r ~\jtß FEATHERSTONE please call at , i.TX Turkish Baths. A. Friend awaits you. W~~ ANTED, every reader of Stab to look out for "The Wedge,", now publishing. Every elector should rcafl it. f '■" , VTTILL Herbert Inolk send his Address ' IT' ro hia Brother at Gisborno? jar TF JOHN SLATOR does not call and pay * JL for hia Board, his Boxes will be sold to pay . expenses.-MRS MURPHY, East-street, New- . ton. . ■ :?, m- Lost and Found. UO ; ! . , !t "' T OST, in Ponsonby, on Saturday night, — -JLJ between St. Francis Do Sales-street and — Bed wood Terrace, a Diamond Eardrop.—Finder in rewarded by leaving at Aley's, Grocer, Pon th Bonby. — T OST OR STOLEN, on Sunday after "• Jj noon, between the Wharf and Railway ty Station, a Black and Tan Terrier Bltcb. Waa , ™ seen being chased by two boys. If strayed, 10s rsward, it stolen, £1 on conviction of the thief.— „. A. Heldt.Cabinet-makcr, Newmarket. „•- It- t| £\B REWARD.—Lost, between Hunter _ JL\j and Nolan's Sale Yards and Mangero, a R Dark Macintosh.—Anyone leaving same at tne Star Offlcc, will racoi re the abovo reward. •. OUND, one Bay Pony.—lf not claimed within 7 aaya will be Bold to P»y .expenses. ■ —Apply R. James, 40, Wakefleld-street. 16/7/84. OUND, Dingy about 9 feet long, and also Light Pulling Boat.-Apply Mr A. J Smith, Off Avenue Road, ParneU. ?J' :r, ———■ Auctions. E JOHN LEYDON.J •■ [EDWARD MY-DON I TO-MOiIROW, at 12 o'clock, -rj On Account op Whom it May Concern. !S TOHN&ED. LEYDON will Soil at their tl Central Commercial Sale Rooms, Queen- street, according to instructions received, ' ji 1 UPRIGHT WALNUT PIANO (by Row- • lands and Son), London. | — Tho above to be sold without reserve, and ■ — thoße In search of a first-class Piano would do -...■.]; a- well to see it. ■ : .. . 1 JOHN LEYBON.J [EDWARD LEYDOH '. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. JOHN AND ED. LEYDON will Sell at their Central Commercial Sale-rooms. . " ucon-street, ; c Chests of Drawers, Mattrasses, Palliasses, d • Washstands, Tables, Perambulators,' a Mirrors. Pier Glasses, Aceordians, H Clothing, Drapery, Boots and Shoes t o . (Fancy) 0 Also, . ■ ■ , 1 3 cases of Iron Eedsteads 2 cases Cutlery in fancy cases : - 2 cases Siberian Silver .. . o -i™» ''■■ 1 lease o£ Hand Saws, Gold and Silver 3 " Jewellery, Watches, E. P. Tea and ; ? Coffee Servipes. .Tea, Sugar, Potatoes, I I Hams and Bacon . T &0.. fee &o. TO-MORROW. , V ; HUNTER & NOLAN 1 \TTILLSoHat tho Durham Yards, To- i Vt morrow (Friday), ■:;■;■•■■ Tho Well-known Hunter JONATHAN WILD. -' £ -'I I CARBINES & TAYLOR HAVE received instructions from A. W. Tait, who is removing, to sell, on his ..... ~ti premises, Lome-street, \ - 53 1 Steam Hammer, 1} cwt. • 1 Solid Emery Wheel. ■ ■_•■•■■ ':» 3 Shaftings with PuMea, Belting, &c. j 1 Steam Engine, 4-horse power, in good order § I 1 Screwing Machine - :' . '• i 1 Boring Mac tine . ' .'as 1 Noiseless Fan, with Piping. &c. t ■ \ i 1 Large Coffee Roaster ' Bar Iron, Anvils > Lot Useful Short Lengths, &c. Full particulars to future issues. _ ',•£ • CARBtNES & TAYLOR, 1 ■ Auctioneers. - TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock sharp. ' PQTH/TRY, FRUIT TREES, PRODUCE, | . CLOTHING, &c, \ MESSRS CARBINES & TAYLOR ( . \7S7ILL Sell by. Anotion, at their Sale- ■ j , W rooms, Queen-Btxeet, to-morrow (Friday),' m at 11 o'clock shaifp, . ... ...'.-, ■: POULTRY.—FowIs. Ducks, Turkeys, Gecso, II Young Pigs, Canaries, Fox Terrier, &c. . .", FRUIT TREES, Shrubs. Plants, &c (good' '}," - assortment) ■ . :... .•... .. . ; ..'. . - ,'^f PRODUCE. — Good Table Potatoes, Onionfy S a Pumpkins, Carrots," -Vegetables, -OatS,' -W 3 Maize, Bran, Sharps,. Damaged Flour, But- H? t tor. &o. ' : : .Hffi3 3 GROCERIES.-Tea, Sugar, Cornflour, Jams. \i r. Dried Apples, Biscuits, Oatmeal, &c. — ' Also. • . '■ . 3 DRAPERY. — Clothing, Suits, Trousers and1 1 Vests. Youths' Clothing, Blankets, Ladies* . Clothing, &c., and Second-hand Clothing. I CARBINES & TAYLOR^ : ■■'■'■■■ Auctioneers. ' '■' \ ,j 5 TO-MORROW.- '" ' | II FRUIT AND FLOWERING TREES. PRODUCE^ FLOUR, &c. c W. DOWDEN ( * %»/ILL sell by auctioti at the Exchange ;| .W Mart, Queen-street, to-morrow (B'riday), ft at 11 o'clock, TREES, ehruba. Plants, &c. ; ■' 3 . At 12 o'clock, 5 TONS CABROTd ' ' f i tons Flour 3 tons Potatoes . , t, SO boxeaTea ■ ; /'■■ :"■■■' '"■ ■ "■ ' -; •.■;• < im 1 ton Sugar ■~ -. ■. . - M Chese, Bacon, and Hama ■ Oatmeal, Treacle. KerOßeno ' Furniture, Clothing, &c. , • *. TO-MOBJROW, at 11 o'clock a.m. •'.:,■•;.. ! MARKET DAY. ARffHUR'S POULTRY. PRODUCE!. FRUIT, s AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKET. J4. R T-.H'U R'S MAR T.:; POULTRY DEPARTMENT. '. Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pigeons. Im ~ ported Carriers and others, a Pair of White- - 1■ ' created Black Poland Fowls, a Gold-pencilled ' 4 Hamburg Cock, Imported Canaries, Fancy :-;"! Is Birds, Small Pigs. ' • ..-..vS ra 20 Iron Hardies, Wired, 1,100 Gallon Tank. - PRODUCE, FRUTT, AND GROCERY '''■ f »•'..'-, DEPARTMENT. Good Table Potatoes. Seed Potatoes, Onions, i Carrots, Cabbages, Horbs, Pumpkins, Good ; Cheese, Butter, Bacon, Hams, Canterbury ; I Bacon and Hams, Flour, Oatmeal, Oats, Wheat, Sharps, Peas. id 4 Tons Good Flour. . ■ ■ ~'*, si FRUlT—:Apples, Lemons. GROCERIES, fec^-Whybrow's Pickles, Sauce,. ■ Coffee; Tea, Sugar, lollies, Biscuits, Vestas, ' Fish, Blacking, Blue, Starch, White Lead, . | Paint, &c.- ON Salb Privately, at AUCTION PRICKS, ■ FURNITURE DEPARTMENT (Up-Btairß). A Good Assortment of Pianos, New and Second Hand Harmoniums, Sewing Machines, Household Furniture and Effects, In great variety, suitable for all classes. > ,Bt Gold and Silver Watches, Plated-ware, Pictures, " 'a OU Paintings. &c. w • . .■,,;: •• » ' MONDAY, JULY 21. GREAT SALE ~6i UNREDEEMED?^ '■ I PLEDGES, From tho Newton and Victoria Pawn > - ' J Offices. - • • ; THE undersigned lias been instructed by - Messrs Bloom and Keesing to sell at his - ■ klart, Queen-street, on Monday next, 21st inst,...-.'. at 11 aolock, the whole of the Unredeemed '■■:■ Pledges from the Nowton Pawn Office, Wei- * lesley-street, and the Victoria Pawn Office, B. Victoria-Btreet. viz. :-r-- . ; a VICTORIA PAWN OFFICE. Feb. 21—445, Broach and Earrings. May 19.-:" " 686, 30 Pieces Cutlery. Aug. 8—951. Watch, 2 ? '■• Chains, Ring and Bracelets. Sep., 7 1059, Gold ; Necklet, etc.; 1060, Gold Charms. Sep. IS—llO3, j ! English Lever Watches, Dental Instruments; -r§ 1101. OFSL Watch; 1105, Large Telescopo for . Astronomers. 21-1116, SH# Watoh: 1139, Dressing Caso; 1156. Large Bible; 118), Z.palra Gold Earrings, Chain; eto. Oet 12—1201, Chain, Battery, etc.; 1203, Dress Ring; 1213, Largo., Bible; 1216, Revolver and Bat. Oct. Z2nd— ." 4 1220 Sewing Machine: 27th-1237, S^Silver mt Mnes- 1239 Hand ifaeblne. Nov. 2nd ied i»52 Gal vanio Battery; 1279, Locket and Chain; 1281 2AlbuM;7th-12& Hand Machine; ltth— -', 10 imues 2 Broocheß,&c, 1300; 1313, photo lens; ,: •y- 1315r%ndle Music; 1318 Large Bible (208): i? 23 Diamond Ring;- 1312, SH Watoh and — Chabi; 1311. Liqueur Stand; 1361. SHW ~ Watch. Dec. Bth-1386, Sextant; 1387, Hand Machino; 15th -SB Gun, 1409; pec. - * 7th-Ul2. GHKL Watch and Chain; 1414, ■ ~Z 2 Gold Hunting Watches; 1422, Workbox; ' i 8 orith—l427. 14 Silver Forks and Spoons; 1414, '"» SHL Watch; 1150, SHL Watch: 1453, GHL til Watch! U53. 2 Chains and Locket; 31st—Gold he Albert and Locket. Jan. 17th—Large Bible; . at 1525, SHL Watch and Chain; 1518, Bag, Cloak. "and Greenstone. . , ; 3< NEWTON LOAN OFFICE. '« July l-€lo. Diamond Ring'; 617, Gold Locket »■ and Chain; 620, SHL Watch and Chain. Sept. :.;;* 8-834, Theodolitei 944, SHL Watch; Jls, ,- Geneva Watoh and Guard. Sept. 28 —SHIi Watoh; 1025, Sewing Machiue; 1048, SHL -.■■"'■. N. Watch; 1111. OFSL Watch. December 10— mi 1119.GHWWatch(3oz.cases); 1152,SOFLWatoh- ■'.■) °i ahdChain; 1166.5HW Watch; 1185. SHG Watch; V 1195. SOF Watch and Gold ChainjmoTDia mona Snake Ring, Jan. 4—1228,8HW Watoh ; — ™d Gold Albert; 1246. Lady t 'sWateh i l2s9.SOF 5 Watch! 1261, OFGL Watch) 128 C, SHWWatdh; S SliL Watoh; 129.3 OFW Watch and Chain | 1291. SW Watch and Chain. Also, about 300 (pareelfl Clothlrifr from .both shops, all in goofl fS ;'i of order and condition. . lot R. ARTHUR, Auctioneer.