THE AUSTRA-SOUDAN CON TINGENT.

Koturn of tho Troops,

[reotbe's telegram.]

Sydney, June 23,

- Tim landing and formal reception of ths v' •" New South Wales Contingent, on their re turn from the Soudan, took place, as had fcoen arranged, this morning, but the heavy 1 rain which has been prevalent during the ''•■■ last few days continued through the night

and during the morning, necessitating a 1 considerable change in the plan which had been prepared, and marring to a great .'■■■'.,.. extent the success of tho demonstration ■ from a spectacular point of view. The whole available force of tho colony, to a number of over 5,000 men, were massed in ; " ■;,, the metropolis for the purpose of taking ' part in the ceremony. j _ The transport Arab was brought along- Bide the Circular Quay from her mooring in the harbour, and the contingent disem barked on the same spot from which they sailed in March last. When the work of disembarkation was ':; -. completed, a procession was formed, and " proceeded to Victoria Barracks by the same line of route which was adopted on the oc owionof the departure of the contingent. ' Kear-Admiral Tryon forwardod an Imperial _ . ~ escort of seamen and marines belonping to Her Majesty's ships now in harbour. | Ou arrival at the barracks, tho troops, - who had all along been lond'y chcored by ] ,« the crowds of spectators who, notwithstand ing the rain, thronged tho line of route, were addressed by His Excellency, who thanked them in the name of their Queon and country for their services, after which •■*-" they were dismissed. The original inten ■■'•■■■ Won was to hold a combined review of tho '- forces in Mooro Park, but tho heavy down ' pour prevented the carrying out of this !> part of the programme

SALE OF CROWN LANDS.

Mk D. A. Tole (Commissioner of Crown Lands) held to-day a sale of lands situated in the parishes of Whan gamarino, Maramama, Titirangi, Wai komiti, Paremoromo, Waipaieira, Oma wharo, Tokatoka, Matakohe, Paparoa, Kaiwaka, Kakakawa, Mangonui, &c, &c. There wns a large attendance, and for the Waikomiti and Titirtingi sectious especially thero was spirited competition. The Titi rangi lota woro put up ab an upset prico of JEB per aero, and they brought from £10 to £39 par acre, tho purchasers being Messrs Hard wick, Hunt, Aspinal, King, Brodford, Morgan, Hibbert, Waller, Col mer, Armstrong, Morpeth, Hazard, Dakin, Yoeman, Thomson, and Blake. The Waikomiti lota were offered at an upset prioe vof from £5 to £6 per acre, and they brought from £6 to £20 per aore, the purchasers being Messrs Arm strong, Gittos, Welsh, Morrison, Hibbert, Mitohelson, W. Leys, Eastwood, J. Mo- Leod, Haslam, Dakin, Moller, Dench, Stevens, Hazard, Berry. Mr W. Beaumont bought the only sections that wero sold in the Matakohe parish at something lesp than £1 per acre, while Messrs Kingston, Stonoy, Swift, Johnson, Noy, and Hall bought Kawnkawa lots at about 12s Gd por acre.

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Before Messrs F. O. Clayton and G. Yon der

Heyde, Justices),

Dbunk.—Six persona were punished for this offence. Closbtbd.—Henry Powell was charged under The Polloo Offences Act with being found concealed ia a closet in Albert-street last night f- ■without lawful excuse.—Prisoner Bald he was taken 111. He moant no harm to Mr Charles Hill.—Sergeant Pratt said tha constable found the man asleep at the back of the Ternporance Hall at 3 o'clock this morning. -Constable Ber nard spoke as to the character of the man. Ho bore a veryindiffeTentreputation.—Ono months" Imprisonment with hard labour. Lively Nancy.—Annie Holt waa charged with disorderly conduct in Hobson-street.— Constable White described the singular conduct of the prisoner. He had great difficulty in get ting her to the station.—Prisoner said she had a class or two. She hoped the Benoh would be lenient, as this was her flrstoffonce, and she had a baby at home.-Tho Bench looked over the disorderly conduct, and imposed a flno of 0s for drunkenness. Indecent Language. — Hugh Storey again appeared on a ohaige ot riotous conduct at the Globe Hotel, WakcfieM - street, on tho 20th instant.— Mr Napier in defence. — Bergeant Pratt paid prisoner was one of a sang who created a disturbance at the Globa Hotel, bnt who had been remanded at tho request of his solicitor.-—John Thomas Hnrrcll. licensee of the Globo Hotel, doposed to the conduct of prisoner " and two others; one was convictod on Monday, and the other was not in cv.tody ; thoj were very uproarioua: the prisoner used fearful language, and when an old man said it was shocking, ho knocked the old man down. Tha lad 3 got into the commercial room. They fought, and uaeil most disgusting language. He put prisoner out. Prisoner gavo Mm v violont blow, and rushed in again.—JVlr Napier objected to any ovidenco excepting that which related to this sreoiflo oharce, "indecent language."—Sergeant Pratt considered that he waa quite in order,—Mr Napier ssid snch leading a witness would not be a'lowcd by Mr Smith, tho Resident Magistrate- Mr Yon dcr Hoyde strongly censured Mr Kapior'a way of treating the Bench, and h's Insinuations as to how the Bench.should deal with tho ca?>o.—Witness to Mr Napier: Prißoncr commenced the fighting. Ho waa tbo most turbulent of tho lot. lid not nee tho prisoner kicked.—Tho Bench cullsd MrNupier'n attention to hia former statement. Tho charge waa "indecent language." — Mr Napier was about to introduce an anecdote of the Crimean war, by way of illustration, but the Bench reminded him that it was a matter of history, and would be duly recorded in "Tales of tho Wars." —John King, billiard marker, gave evidence. Prisoner was fighting first in the billiard-room, and on Bpeaking to him he received a blow in tbe eye. ~ Mr Napier paid this was irrelevant, and he should object. Tiie charge waß not fighting. — By Mr IN aplor: He put out tho lights to get rid of the mob. Waa not oertaln aa to who struck the old man.- Harry Jones, a gumsortor, was in tho hotel at the time. Heard tho language of pris oner asd his companion. He would not repeat it in Court; it waa far too shock ing. [Written down] The toguage could ba heard by the crowd outside. Saw old Cox, who waa levelled by the arrUdns. Got out of the way as soon as possible. - Thorn as Mat thews, seaman, and other witnesses corrobor ated -Sergeant Pratt objeoted to allow Mr Napier to piirsual his "offences" book.-Mr Nw a: I don't notice the Sergeant's ill-breed tea, -The Bench reviewed the evidence, .found the prisoner guilty, and imposed a fine of '""wS^BIWo.-Thomas .Hamilton was (jharged with assaulting hU wife, and knocking hw down with hia clenched n«.-Mr Napier in defence —Remaneed until Fr day. . ffi&OT.-ttWd ponsfherty was charged wlth^toallDK a ooat, value 4Ss, on the 23rd mat., the nrowrfcrof Thomau Barry.-Prisonor sa dit wmtakenby mlstako.-Thomas Barry, baker, of V^efleld-Btreet, depoaed that as prisoner waa • hard^up." he allowed him to lodge at his ! ttlKh? hare Murphr%, which he had loft Ahtatt ta hor/eTin Hobson-street.- Harry w«y f rom Bombay. 30a and costs. This was all the business.

Industrial Exhibition.

(To the Editor.) ■ jutt creeping into existence, mi ™111 > will bßcntbelyunrcptcßonted at tbis exhibition, ■ simply on thescoia ol the owenso. Wo ero not all-wealthy, and to say as MrOaUis dva in hia letter, aotlwlnoh appeared in the P"W| I - some time back. " that an endeavour would be maaa to bring about reduced fareß iinogtiie Eihibltion," will not meet the cuao ta.\^~'if\e IB before thu Exhibition opens that "^l.^ v n l ' ~ „ l iw,?'. t XT' I I 1 '■' I!' '] H ?.„ !' 11 ' , "VfJ 0, 1. kr !- ■■ PUrposo. ' Wolliaßicn •."-■;;n!:.:,i,'jr^ hayo e.nji t memo t.C f»v ; "- ''TSTtSIn-S " '"'' ''' ' ' , ''/aml"'tha "'■!» coi.vouieiit tiiue ;i< tliuiiioelvefc, whilo M.otic at a diotanco must, at a great expoiuo ' tt-,or aend BOmebody down, or comraißSion eftmeboar on the spot to do tho work for then). On this score alono I think aomethlng shotild D 0 done in this di r e O Uon.-^»t lS l y . TWRiGnTi Grey-street, June 23,1885.

AN ATHLETE'S PANACEA.

Crioltetlng Casualties,

Damages Promptly Repaired.

DoransM it is a fortunate circumstance (writes the special correspondent of the " London Sportsman") for both the physical and montal welfare of the rising generation of this and other countries that the number of those good, charitable, though some vhat timid old souls who regard ath letic exercises with extreme disfavour on ■iccount of their being sometimes attended with accidents, is growing small by degrees wd beautifully less. It is happily come to be pretty generally recognised that a sound mind can scarcely be enjoyed without the existence of a thoroughly healthy and vigorous condition of the corporeal facut 'ie3s that manly exercises, whilst develop ing and. strengthening the system, afford diversion to the brain and allow of its re ouperaticn after any undue strain imposed »pon it. Equally true is it that in any pursuits calling for a display of muscular strength, fleetnoss of foot, stamina, or phy sical skill, casualties will now and again occur, bo the rules ever so fair and honour able, and the courtesy exhibited on either vide of tho most pronounced description. Moreover, it should be recollected that there are sports and sports. Those who have a penchant for sword exercise, for instance, need not necessarily copy the example of cortain younsr gentlemen alluded 10 i>} Maik Tw&iu, who were net happy unless they were three-parts enveloped in diachylon plaster, and had incurred sundry slices and gashes of the face, the marks of which they would cacry to the grave. Neither need football players yearn after that variety of the game in which "hack ing[' is permissible, and launch out with their feet as though they were under con tract to furnish a supply of cripples both for home use aud exportation. There is roason in all branchts of recreation, but, as pro viouely remarked, still accidents will hoppsn, and it necessarily behoves athletes to ascertain the best remedies for any little mishaps they may encounter. That untoward events occasionally attend i ho deservedly popular game of erioket most people must be well aware. Those who saw Mr Blackham, the Australian, indulge in an impromptu pas seid at Lord's on a cricket ball and bis knuoklos becoming intimately acquainted, would not for a moment be under the impression that his gymnastic display was a mere ebullition of dlayful light heartedness. The truth is ha had stopped one of Ulyett's lightning deliveries with tho back of his bare hand, and ho is by no means anxious to repeat the experiment. I hare had the curiosity to en ileavourtoasccrtainhowtheAustralianshavo continued day after flay to put in an appear ance at the wickets in such grand form and to display such untiring energy. Of course, they, like other devotees of tho game, are subject to tho ill effects of braises, to sprains ot a more or lora severe character, md to that stiffness of the muscles and joints which so often results from extra bodily exertion. MR G. ALEXANDER, who, in addition to managing the business affairs of the team, seems to have under taken in some respscta the functions of medical adviser, most cheerfully accorded wery information. In a manner his con freres have met with a fair share of disaster during their trip. No fewer than four or five have at one time or another been placed temporarily hors cfo combat whilst others suffered from minor afflictions which they could not afford the time to humour, and which, therefore, had to be borne with the best possible grace under the circumstances. At home, he observed, they had at hand a peculiarly simple, wonderfully efficacious, and, at tho samd time, remarkably inexpen sive remedy for sprains, soreness, stiffness of the joints, contusions and the like. He had, however, run out of the comparatively limited stock he had brought with him, and on making an inquiry he had learned to his chagrin that he could not obtain the preparation in England. This had caused gome consternation amongst "the boys," and several who were slightly allected bad declined to try any other remedy. Questioned as to this compound, ho remarked that it was St. Jacob's Oil, the potency of which in the removal of pain they had experienced many a time and oft. A curious thing about this oil was tho ex treme rapidity with which it performed its good offices. "Didn't go fooling about and wasting timo, but gots to business at once," I suggested, and a hearty acquiescence was given, To his delight Mr Alexander was •soon put in possession of the information that the oil had been introduced to the British public, and he wasted no time in obtaining a stock. I have since seen a letter from him, in which he announces that he carries a supply of St. Jacob s Oil with him for use in any emergency, and Intends to continue to do so. MR H. F. BOYLE (of the celebrated Victorian Athletic Mater ial Depot, Boylo and Scott, Melbourne) was equally ready to bear testimony to the vir tues of the preparation. He had personal experience of its value, and certainly looked upon it as almost a necessary item of his cricketing outfit. Moreover, ha knew many athletes in Australia who were equally as ardent admirers of the Oil as ho was, and he told how the medicament had become quite famous throughout the antipodean coiony. It was rapid in its action, gave speedy relief from pain, and its effects were not evanes cent, but permanent. Perhaps, it was in timated, no one,knew its beneficial pro perties better than MR BLACKHAM, * who had taken an undue proportion of the knocking about that had fallen to the share of the team. He had been bruised and battered at short Intervals, but went through the ordeal most manfully, and quickly resumed' his duties with no diminution of ardour. That crack on the knuckles he incurred in London had called for the broaching of a " bottle," not of spirituous liquors, but of St. Jacob's Oil, so that the punishment unwittingly ad ministered by Ulyett would speedily be for gotten; Then, again, there waa MR SPOFFORTH, who received a terrible blow whilst taking Eart in a match in London. The bruise he ad to exhibit was of ghastly proportions, but it gradually disappeared, whilst ite pain succumbed to the all-powerful specific In short, better testimonials as to the real vir tues of the Oil could not possibly be ob tained than those voluntarily and cheer fully accorded by the Australian cricketers, who pin their faith on that which has proved trustworthy in an infinitude of trials. From a Canadian gentleman, a prominent amateur oarsman, I learn that EDWARD HANLAN, the late'aquatic Champion of the World, ranks amongst one of the patroua of this preparation. He has found it beneficial in such slight attacks of rheumatism as havo fallen to his lot, whilst he uses it whenever he suffers from stiffness or from slight sprains. Hanlan, it is well known, has no ereat affection for compounds of any description, but he is not bo foolish as to nesrlect affections of the muscles and joints, lent the weak spot should become more troublesome.still. Similar views are enter tainnd by ■ ■ * : "WALLACE ROSS, whose iron frame is just as subject to tem porary affections as those of much more slightly-built people. He has declared that the St. Jacobs Oil is a wonderful agent, and has joined in its praise. Sufficient has doubtless been said to prove that this preparation has &»* .l***^ e.p.tuuy v v , , ld coiild subjected th;e;Oil to « **_, SWh and ttaSwwllow powdr.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1885.



X\T ANTED, Anne D. to call at her horn wmbeeg&df 11 meetß h6r 6ye> when a W ANTED, the Address of ArohlbaT a . i c? me ™°. supposed to bo now staying i Auokland.-Butcher and Co., Fon-atroet. \\f ANTED, an Engineer for Fiji Wands F?uW,-3tX. Bt S Br and C0 ' Ph(BDl TiSTANTED, Coat Hands and Improvers I ."». _ —Auckland Clothing Co.. Cuatomi I street East (oppoaite Conpland'n new Btore). W "ANTED, two good Tailors; also i i;nm« v fw*Tailores9.-Applyatonoe, J. Wil lianiß. Vlctoria-atreet. ■\XTANTED, a good Cooper, 12 months ~" —Apply W. Chalmers. Cooper, Wei lington. WANTEDTT"Woort~Turner. -Apph ,Wa Stafford, Stoam Turnery Worke upper Queen-street W "ANTED, two good Carpenters.—Ap ply new Art Gallery. - Malcolm anc W ANTED, a thorough, competent,"am . praotioal Tutor for finishing Instniotioni in Book-keeping (double entry) and making ou' Balances —Apply, by letter. Box 62, G.P.O. TXT ANTED, an energetic, pushingTiinglt TT Man for a Milk Round Apply between 12 and 2, on Thursday, at Manure Dairy Co Victoria-street. W~ "ANTED, a Boy.—Apply K. Walker, Butcher. Karangahapo Road. \\T ANTED, a Youth accustomed tc T T work at joiners' machinery.—Apply Anckland Timber Company. WANTED, Apprentices to the Dress making.—Anplv to James Soutt. London House. Viotoria and Nelson-streets. WANTED, a Smart Girl about 14 to assist In housework.—For address, ap ply to W. Baxter's Store, Grafton Road. WANTED, a good strong Girl, to make herself generally uaoful.—Apply Darby's Dining Rooms, 28, Queen-street, W "ANTED, a respectable Servant Girl for tho Waikato: a cornfortablo home IT a good girl.—Atiply to Mrs Howard, next house to Dr. Coom, Parnell. WANTED, at onco, a good General Servant: must bo ablp to cook.—Apply Ifa Patterson, Fitaroy Hotel. Wakefleld-atreet. WANTED, competent General Servant, for nronll family; roforcnoes required — Apply to Mrs Jackson. Orakel Road. Remnora. W" ANTED, a GenerafServant"; must be able to cook; no washing.—Apply 1 1. H. Bartlett. Photographer, Quoenatreet. ANTED, a General Servant; must bo over 20, and ablo to do plain cooking and wash woll. Also, one for Homo Bay.—Apply Mra Dawson, H. Wollealey-street. WANTED, a Good General Servant.— Armly Mra Geo. Harpor, Bleazard's Ijane, lit. Eden/ W~A~NTED, General Servants for Remucri, Parnoll, Jlouat Eden, and Symonds-st. Pome of tho best places in Auck land.—Mrs Jaok'a Reglatry, Mount Kden Road. ANTED, a Lady Companion for Buburbs at Hannaford's Auokland Re gistry (ostabliehed 22 yeara). TelophonH 278. WANTED, Employers for a large num ber of ueeful Farm Hands, Boys, Female Cooks. Generals, and Young Gills at Hanna ford'd Auckland Registry. WANTED, for the country, a Mother's Help, willing to give two children an hour's schooling a day. — Apply Mr M. Marks, Grocer, 87, Grey-atroet. TSf ANTED, a good Cook.—Apply to Mrs T i D. B. Crulokehank, Hemuora, any day between the houis of 9 and 1. WANTED, a kiiid pori>on to Adopt a Baby-girl.—Apply at the Old Hospital. WANTED, some "kind Person to mind a Baby.—Applr by litter, stating terms, to T.M., Poat-offico. Nowton. TSTANTED, by a respectable married T v Woman, situation as Working House keeper to single gentlemen. Wages no object. —Address "E.R.A.." Star Office. ANTED, by Young Lady, Situation as Lidy Help or General Servant, where sho would be received as one of the family.— Address Agatha, Stab Office. WANTED, by a'Dressmaker, Employ ment by tho Day; can be well recom mended.—Apply at Tyer's. Grooer, Symonda itreot. ' | . WANTED, Washing, by an experienced laundress. — Apply at No. i, Souiersst Place, Grafton Road. WANTED, Situation by a Good Breacf bakor, Town or Coumtry —Addroas, , C.H.." Working Men's Club, Auokland . WANTED, at once, a Situation in tho country as General Servant, by a cood strong girl.—Apply by letter, to M.A., Star Office; WANTED, Employment for several Generals. Cooks, Housemaids. Wait resses, Young Girls; also, Mothera'Helps, Lady Helps, Governesses, Housekeepers. — Kctiistry Dfflce, botween Mirket Entrance, Wellesloy anil Albert Btroots. WANTED to Sell, a Piano, by Bord ; also, large 100 Table.—Apply Ely Cot tage, Wellington-street, opposite Howa-atreet. W" TNTED~To~SoII for £450, Mount Eden main road, grand Allotment 61 'eat frontage; depih, 165 fe*t 5-roomod Houeo, :oat £230; bath, concrete tank, 2,900 gallons; iround alono worth £320.—Particulars at Mao jicileld Villa, Karanga.'aaps Hoad, near Taber cacle WANTED, to Kent small Farm, 30 to 133 acres, with purchasing cflauao; Bto 12 miles by goad road from Aucklond.—State pnrtioular3 to Omega, Si Ait Offloo. WANTED, a few permanent Boarders. —Apply Mrs Dslton, Puiiama House, [jower Syinonds-streot T\fANTEb7I o7 as ? * Boardera. £1 per week, wnahiog Included. -Apply Mrs Blair, Dompaoy Buildings. Chapt'l jtrect. WANTED, two respectable young Men as Boarders, uso of piano and Bil ling room, in NoJson-btroot; home comforts.— Apply Sr&xi Offlco. ANTED, Customers for Prime Corned BceC. from ICOlba up to 10 tons, at 21d per lb; guarantee! sound; torroa to bull-G. Htilmo, Butoher, Queen street. W ANTED, tho Pablic to Call and See the New and Socond-hand Buggies, WaoigOTS, oto., Bt the Tfiames Carriage and Dray Factory, viotorla-gtrqgt Bast. W~* ANTED at Onco, 2O;O0O Pick and Shovel Mon to call at Garrett Bros', and seenre Watortighta at 8s Od; Blmchors, is 6d. Bale will last for Quo Month only. WANTED, Men to furehaao thoir Vn donlotbing. lambs' 'Wool Merino or Cotton, Also good Hoiory, Auckland mado, of J. W. Shaokoltord.SO, Victoria Btroot, 5 doors above Albert-street. WANTED. —When y»u are ia Hobson- Btroot, call at Munro & Mffilgan's and sea tha large and choice stook ot Tweeas and Coat ings just opened for tho coning Beacon. No shoddy goods or slop-making and trimming at WANTED.— Wanted to Sell (cheap), W an* G#ld Cttpa and Saucers eu!r «d, ?s 6d per doe; W. and Gold PUtoa, 6e jer doe; Band Butter Plates, U; Brace and 2 Bits, 2s; SmaU Brill Braces, la 6d; Cork Borewg, Id each; Bananas, 21b by bunch; Fancy Teapot, Sugar Basin, and Cream Juu, only ii tho sot; Oranges, M for Is ; 81b tins Gotten Syrup, only g tin; Padlocks, only 3d each, & doz.; 8»80 tecles.from 6d,to Is6d; agw»ajneer S«wing Machine, £2 IOC-B. WATT, Pitfrgtreet. WANTED SEEN—Beautiful Birthday Cards, just opened, at Charles Kolsey and Co.'s. 128. Queen-street^ , WANTED &NOWN.—AII meals at the Auckland Hotel Restaurant on and aftf r To-day will be 9d per meal. ANTED KNOWN—On Sale, Bricks, Lime, Sand, Cement, and Ground Mortar. Lifting Jacks on Hire.-N. McLean, Wir.lateJ.J Holland, IjSsn-StMflfc. ANTED KNOWN —Bays' Nioker Suits, Salvage Btook, ftulte Poifeot. Salvage Prices at Rendell's, Top of Grey-street. W~~ 'ANTED KNOWN— Salt Butter I Salt Butter! oheapcr than «ripnlng, only 8d per lb.—Co-operative Stores, Hobaon atreet. next Criterion Hotel. , . W~ ANTED KNOWN-Workin? Men see th« very best PrintM Mole Trousers, soiled only, at half price.-At Kondell a Bslvage Sale, top of Grey-street. VJI7"ANTED KNOWN.-To these who T V want to maka two ends meet, call and purchase Pigs' Cheeks, 2d lb; Mntton Hams, §d lb; other hams, 6d lb,-Baton's Co-operaUve Btorea. Hobßon-atreot. ANTED KNO\V"N—During the Salvage Sale, I am making sweeping reductions in all kinds of Regular Goods for two weeks only.-W. G. Allen, Drapor and Clotbler, Jervoisßoad, Ponsonby. TIT ANTED KNOWN—Having brought YV forward all the best of the goeds from Owen and Graham's Balvage Stock, the «amo will be sold at tho old prloes.—Allen, Jervo» Road. Ponsonby. . TXT ANTED KNOWN—Men's Shirts W from U* a dozen; Boys' Shirts,, 6s a dozen; Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing. Immense Bargains at Allen's Salvage Salo, Jervois Road, Ponsonby. \\T ANTED KNOWN-Boys' Jersey W Suits from 7s to iiOa; Boys' Kmcker Suits, Ovorcoata. and all olasnes of Youths and Men's wear at Allen's Salvage Sale, Jervois Road, Ponsonby. — KNOWN-Chbap Timbbb ! V? Cheap Timbkbl And all other klnda of BulldlilK Material, can be purohased choapor end bettor than anywhere ewe at tha yards of P. Boldie .Albort-atreat ■ YSTANTED KNOWN—You can get the W very best White Shirts, inoludmf; the now reverstblo wrist, at from twototae shillings under u«ual prioe.-At Rcndells Salvage Sale, top ol Grey-atreot. . WANTED KNOWN.-Charles Kelsey and Co. are allowing Ten per cont dis count off all cash purchases of Fancy Goods over five ehillings.-Charles Kolsey and Co., 120, Queen-street. _________—-.—————— TIfANTiD"KNOWN. - T. H. Brister, W Coffee Palace, Cook-street, having en evcuirj'/. ; . V^fANT'1 OWN—Tlmt Working- VV Men can como in their sWrt-sleevcsand wear away nee out of the 428 Tweed Coats damaged only by water, pricea from is ba to KIT worth.from 10s Gd to 2ie.-At RcnuoU'a g.il vn pn Bale, top of Brey-street WANTED KNOWN—If you want a Coat for Office Work, or a Coat for the JSfe-_SWBB&affi« Grey-street



WANTED to Charter, for 1, 2, or Months, with view to purchase, if su; dole, a Small Steamer, ot about 16 tons burde -Address.stating dimensions and terms, A.B.C Star Office. TSTANTEB] Tenders for Buildiu T T Cottage by Friday evening, at 6 o'olook. Plans at Mr Nelaon'a, View Road, Mount Ede: VSTANTED, Tenders for 3 Chimneys.- T Apply on the job. Cnrran-street, Po: sonby.up ta nocn Friday next. WANTED, regular impp'y of first-clai Butter.—Stokes J. Boyle. Union-sr. WANTED, a Nanny Goat in full mill —Apply, stating price and where to t seen, to Walter E ■ Stab Office. __ WANTED, a First class Coach Smith wages. 12s for oapable man.—Apply t K. Porter and Co.. Ironmongers. WANTED, Two Unfurnished Roomi for four or five months, for marrie couple;— State terms to H. B. P., Star Offloe. WANTED, to Buy a 3-P.oomed House healthy and cheap; state price an where.—F.O.X., Star Office. 'AITING for Situations at Mrs Whi( combo's Registry:-Good General Housemaids, Housekeepers, Cookß, and respec able Men for every kind of work. WANTED, Apprentices to the Dre&s maklnp, at Commercial House opposite Remuera. Road, Newmarket. WANTED, a respectable Nursegirl a once.—Anchor Hotel. Qneen-atreet. W "ANTED, a General Servant with go<w references, to attend on a couple wit! out children. One not fond of eoinc out oftei preferred.—Apply at Vincent Villa. Vincent-st WANTED, two respectable Boarders 18s, washing included; double sn< single roomp, bath; tram* pass door. — Johi TTunter, Newton Boacdlng-houso, Karangahapi R-ad. ■ WANTED, good attendance at Howe streot School To-morrow noon, a all tho Furniture conbietlng of 3ft. Iroi and Wnnii Bedsteads, Barrack Tables, Schoo Desks, Heating Stovo, Patent Mangles, Child ren'H Cote, Shoemakers Toola. &c, &o Will bi sold without reserve —Riohardson and Jackson WANTED, by a Lady and~Gentlemat (two children), 2 Furnished Bedroomp Sitting-room, with attendance in the vicinity 01 St. Ftophen's Avenue. -Address W.A.F., Stai Office. WANTED, Gentlemen to Know that the plnco for Ties and Scarvoa. alwayi a good variety of Best Shapes and Colours, al Shackolford s SO. Viotorin-stront. N.B.—Just openod tho now Exhibition Scarf with Ring. _ WANTED KNOWN — Cooked Pisra Foot, hot and cold.-W. J. Sutcliffe, next R. RewV. yiotoria-atreet. WANTED^ICNOWN^uckIand-made Hosiery at Gordon Hoiue, Wakefiold Btroot. W" ANTED KNOWN—Now and Second hund Spring Carts for Salo. at Newton Steam Coach Factory. Cash rr terms. WANTED, Board and Lodgings for Two Young Men in private family. Aroh hill or Now North Hoad preferred. Dining in town.—To " H.Y.," Star OOloe. WANTED KNOWN — Prime Frosh Bnttor. Is per lb. Just purchased 2 Tons Factory Choose, must, be sold, id por lb : rcdnc tion biklnsr a whole Cheose.—Eaton's Co operativo Stores, Hobson-Etreet. W~ TnTED KNOWN—Tho beat all roncd exeroiee is walking. You oan got a Good Coat with Ploats and Bait, in teveral Shades of Grey Sorge. do your mile b*foro breakfast nnd look well, for 6s 9d.—Rondoll'B Salvago Salo, Grey-atreet WANTED KNOWN.—Ten per cent, disoountis taken off nil purchases of Gold and 811ver Jowsllery »t Kelsey'a. They koep no imitation jewellery. Everything guaranteed. — Charles Kelsey and Co., 120 Qtuoen-Btroet. __ _ VITANTED KNOWN—See our Stock of 1 1 Blankets befor* purchasing—£soo worth. 0-1 Blankets. So 6d, 9s fid, and 10s 61 pur pair; 104 Blankets, 12s 6d, 17aOd. and 20s per pair; TwilJ Scotch Blankets, New Zealand Blankets, s.nd Coloured Blankets. Thesa goods are the bOTt value wo over offered.—D. MoPhareon Karangahapa Road. WANTED KNOWN—Are yoar Boy's legs getting too long for his Trousers? Tho Romedy. specially rooommsndod. i 3 to take him t« Rendell'a, Top of Grey-street, and buy him one of tho Tweed Suits out of tho Salvage Stock. This lot was just a little damp only by tho r»in in moving, now dry and in good order. Prices to suit. V\T;ANTED KNOWN —That George \i Gi«gory, Photographer, of Qulok's Buildings (near Throe Lamps), Ponsonby Road, has decided, on and after April 2ith, to make conslderablo Reductions In his Prices, so as to salt the worktop; classes; prices from that date boing: For Carte da Vlaito, ins (id nor doa.; for .Cabinets, &l Is por doz. Children same Prl#» j>TrEm cars pass tho shop. TTTANTED KNOWN.-T. Evans (from T T Burton-on-Trent, England), Boot and Shoo Manufacturer, boes to announce that he luia oomruonced business in tho promises lately occupied by Mr Tostor. Karar.gah»p« Howl, with a Sple«did Stock of Engljßh and Colonial Boots and Shoes ot all kinds. Ho having had 33 yours" experience as a practical bootmaker, can eafnly recommend his work as equal to any done in the old country. AH descriptions of Boot* Made to Order, and Repairs done on tho pre miBOB will) neatness nnd despatch. WA N T E"D SEEN, Our Largo Stock of Millinery. Trlmmad Hats in every Variety of Style and Prioo. A. LOVKTT. Wollosioy-streot. Wa Trwim EHsnnns TIJAT J. H. DALTON, TAIiOR, Victoria-etroet East, Has procured a special lino of TWEEDS for OVERCOATS, and can do a FIRST-CLASS OVERCOAT FROM £3 UP TO £i 10a, Extra Goon Value. J. H. D. can also supply VOLUNTEERS, UNIFORMS, both Dress and Undress, at Eng lish Cost Erice. Noto tho addrcs?— CITY TAILORING E3TAULTSHMKNT, VICTOBU-BTUF.ET EAST. XJSJ/iNTED KNOWN—That "Nothing V T Succeeds Like Succoiw." This has buon ilomonttrated In tho buccosi that has attended tho Eclipse Sale at Gocxlson's Locdon Arcad'1. Tho rfmainlrpr ponion rf tho Wellington Stoolc will Im disposed of by Pnbllo Auoilom on the Premies by Mr Arthur, on TUKBDAY and WEDNKSD AY, Juno SOth nnd July Int.; and as tho Stock thrn offoied will bo for bona fide Balo. and verj varied, it will bo aflno opportunity To- Purchasers. Thin plan has bcon adopted rather than sub ject the reputation of tho London Arcade to bo prejudiced by a Co-ntiniioun Sa'ofrom » dateless period, knowing neither beginning nor ond, a plan now bo gonerally adopted. Note.—TUESDAY, Juno 30th. and WRD NKSDAY, July Ist, the days of ARTHUR'S BALE at tho LONDON ARCADE. ~ttT ANTED KNOWN. THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE »AY, REVOLUTION IN THE TAILORING TRADE. BWITS TO MEASffEB AT WHOLK&ALH PKIOEB. ALLWOOL SUITS from SCOTCH, KAIAPOI. or ROSLYN TWEKD, JJs; TR9UBERS, 13s. Ovurcoata from 25s to 00g. But we specially declro to draw public attention to our Best Tweed Suits to measure, £3 17s 6d. These are from the Best Tweeds in Auckland, and the usnal rotail price i« *5 10s. Good judges pro nounce our Trousers Bupmrb. From ihe bott material, 20s 6d; uonal rotail prico, 355. Wo have the largest tailoring concern in the North Island, and therefore give onr patrons the benefit of onr Wholosale prices far net cash. Choice selection of everything good and fancy In Coatings, Cuitings, and Trouserings. Just look in and ba convincod. All goods shrunk. Material, Btylo, and Fit unsurpassed. AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY, CUSTOMS-STREET EAST, Oppcsito Couplana'a New Buildings. Business Hears: 8.30 to S. 80; 3.50 on Saturday A" Young Lady of pood address required for oar portrait parlours.—TutUe and Co. ( Pliotographors, 218, Qnoen-stroet. A' hMiY having a larger house than eha requires, wishes to Lot four unfurnished Rooms in return for board and attendance. Good situation, eao and water laid on. — Apply second house Nicholson's Cottages, opposite Congregational Chnroh, Pittstroet. H" ORSES! HORSES!—Wanted to Sell, Staunch, useful Farm Horses, cheap.— Victoria Btabloa. W. Crowther. ESDGING and part Board for a respect able young man where no other boarders nre kept, in or near town.—Apply "R. Neal," Star Office. rpO BUTCHERS. Wanted, the Trade to know that Rumps and Loins of Beef are oxchanged for Briskets.—For terms, apply FOSS & CO., Butohers, Queon etreet. QS Hd. — GirlB1 Ulsters from 3s lid; C? Ladies' Uletern from Ss lid. largest and best variety in Auckland. Salvage Stock.— Fernandez, Draper, Newton. -g f\ £\{\ik PERSONS Wanted to JLVi""\r Purchase the Balance of our Stock of Boots and Shoes, amounting In value to £9,000, at unheard-of prices. Sale now on.—Oarrett Bros., Wakefleld-atrcet, Auck land ■ Meetings. A UCKLAND CAVALRY TROOP. A Genoral Meeting of tho Troop will be hold in Mr Robson's Dining Booms, on THURSDAY Evening, at eight o'clock. Important bueinesß. Every member ia expected to attend. J. C. SKCCOMBK, Captain. "m/|OUNT EDEN ROAD BOARD". A Public Meeting will bo hold on FRIDAY. June 26th, at 8 p.m.. ro Lighting of District, and any other business connected with the District. ( J. STICKLEY. Clerk, Mount I'.'-.!en Ro/id Board. Houses Wanted. A SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, within fTye r\ minutes' walk General Post-office.—Box IHS, Post-ofßco. /COTTAGE, of Five Rooms, near Grafton \y Road.—Address M.M.. Star Office. SMALL COTTACrE Wanted at bneej good tenant Rent must be moderate.— Address " Workman," Stab Office.



To I«S m o l c t. THAT LARGE AND COMMODIOUfi STORE IN FORT-STREET, being a portion of the Star New Buildings. A fine stand for a wholesale trade or sample rooms. Apply at Star Office. TO L E T, The Two-storied 13BICK BUILDING IN COMMERCE-STREET ■ Lately occupied by A. and R. ffiaton. Apply to HENDERSON fe MACFARLANE. TO LET, a Cottage, Garfield-atreet, Parnell.—Apply on iho premiseß. TO LET, three healthy Rooms, unfur nlshed. at 4, Somerset Plaoo, Graf ton Bd. mo LET, North Shore, a Furnished Bed- JL room, with or without board; no children I or other boarders.—Apply " 5.T.." Star Office. rriO LET, a first-rate Bottling Cellar, JL with concrete floor.—Apply to J. M. and /. Mowbray, Land Agents, Fort-street TlO LET, Brick Shop next to the Butchers, Theatre Royal.-Apply Fenton and Co., Victoria-street West. TO LET, Suite of Offices, Ground Floor, JL Queen - street, Best Position.—Apply G. Lewis, Auctioneer. TO LET, on the Epsom Road, a 4-Roomed House, with soullery, about 10 minutes walk from Newmarket.—Apply N. C. Rowe. TO LET, a Shop and five-roomed new House, corner of North Road, Aroh Hil] opposite Aroh Hill Hotel. TO LET, House of 4 to 10 rooms, Farms, Shops, Boarding-houses. Hotels, &o.— Grant & Cooke. 75. Queen-Btreet. mo BE LET, a small Shop in the best .«- v part of Queen-street.-Apply to W. L. Mitchell. Land Agent. Queen-street TO LET OR FOR SALE, New Corner Shop, Pitt-street—Apply T, Harpor, Pitt street. TO LET, 2 Front Rooms in Wellington- Btreet, opposite Howe-street—Apply Btab Ofllco. TO~TET, 4-roomed Cottages in Arch Hill and Kingeland. Rent low.—Apply to Mr Hewitt Kingaiaaa. rg"W LET, a Large Room, near Newton ; X no children.-For address apply Stab Office. TO LET, a Front Room, with fireplace ; suitable for 1 or 2 single mon.—Apply No. 3, Albert Terrace. TO LET, 4-Roomed House, Alexandra stroet. - Apply J. Williams, Victoria street TO LET, in Chapel-street, a 5-Roomed B'ick Hourb; gas and water laid on.— Apply J. and M. Mowbray. TIO LET, five-room Cottage off Groy- Btreet; rent, thirteen and Blxpeneo per wook. — Apply Alfred Cox, Estate Agent (Jnombps's Arcade. TO LET, Melrose, North Shore, new House of 6 rooms; gas and water, bath room; splendid view; ground, 150 x 140.—8. Blakey, Lower Alhert-street TO LET, large Boarding-houso, Lower Hobson-street; furniture and fittings at valuation ; good position.—H. Parlington, Btich burj'a Bnlldlrgß. TO LET, a 4-roomod Cottage, upper end of Swauson-strect, sear Hobson-stroat— Apolyatß. Finlay'B Shop, corner of Swanson and Chapel-atreots North> TO LET (furnished), an eight-roomed House; splendid view; gas, bath, city water, etc. Immediate possession. Moderate terms.—Address '• Home, Stab Office. TO LET, two large Front Room?, fur nlghid, main road Mount Eden. No other I'lUora. Terms moderate.—For address, Star Office. npO LET (Howo-et.), Houbo, containing JL a rooms and scullery; immediate possession. Kent, 14s per week.—Apply Malcolmson, Do Lacy & Co , High-street. TO LBT, a healthy, pleasant, small House in Newton Rood; tap-water, with every convenience; 10s 6d weekly.—Apply Mr Fryer, Newton Road North. TO LET, at KingslantJ, a 4-roomed House and large allotment; fenced ; oron and registered Rrato in houso; every ooaveni ence.—Apply Stab Offloe. TO LET, Remuera, Dwelling of 3 rooms, stable, and about 2 acres ground; Dwelling' houso, 10 rooms, Manukau Road, with grounds, 8 acres.—Apply Win. Dinnison, Newmarkot. TO LET, in Upper Queen-street, close to District Sohool, House of 7 rooms; gas and wator.—Apply W. Jamloson, Undertaker, We UmJoy-fltroet Kast 7 Flo LEX, House and Shop in K.y bor Pass JL Road, suitable for Boot snd Shoo, or Fanoy Trades, rent low: also. Cottage, 10s per week.— Apply T. B. Smith, Kyber Pass, TO LET, Two Front Rooms, with fire place ; couple without children preferred. —Mrs Sampson, Upper Union .treat, behind Dr. Purchases. __ TO~ BE~LEf^Bric_ r Shop and jfrooui Dwelling, Wollosley-Btreet. Rent, only «.—fpply to W. L. Mitchell, Coombes's Arcade.^ nnO LET, House of fi rooms and soullery I «lose to the Tramway Terminus; rent, 12a 63. ror week.—Apply to the Kow Zealand Houso, Lind, and Rstate Agency, Hlgh-Btroet mO LET, Clifton Villa, Oliphant St., Vor- I moat-street, Ponsonby Road, containing six rooms, city water, etc.; rent 12s per week. —Apply next door. TO LET, new eight-roomed House, Willow Staff, Franklin Hoad. gaa and water; every convenience,—Applr to H. Aftiiton and Son, 8, New Zealand Insurance Duildinjts. _ _ mo LET,Mona View, Karangahapoßoad, __ oopo3ito Dr. RiolmrdsonV, House «f Six Rnoras; gaa and water laid in, and gas stove in ki'ahen; biimetllat- possession.—Apply Mal reliuion, UoLncy nnfl Co.. High-street. TO LET. Honee of six rooms, Idtchen, and bathroom (Ayr-st, Parnoll), water and pan, allotment 63 x 213: pr.ind viow aDd healthy lo aiiiy.—Apply to jvialco'.maon, DoLaoy, & Co., H!gh-strcot mO BE LET, Gordon House, Hobeon- JL street, 12 rooms, bathroom, good cooking range, Venetian bliid?, gJis, water, and ovory convenience for a flrst-clans boarding-houso.-- Apply to W. L. Mitchell. Coombea'a Arcade mo BE LET OR SOLD, the W_ite II Houso, Upvor Fa.m.ell, oomtuodions, beautiful vlow, best woll of best water; 11 rooms, ront modsrate; nothing loss than 6 months.—gva-s. Town Agent or en the gpot TO LET (Groy-stroet), a fine large Shop and 7 rooms, 2 balconies, nice level yard ; bm and water laid on ; the rooms are largo and lofty, and well finished : oven and register grate, &c,, fto.—For further partioulara apply D. F. Evans, Anclloneerand Land Agant 9M T~O~~LET (Great North Road and Mackolvle-street Surrey Hills), Shop of two windows (drapery and grocery), with coal and firewood yard and atable. House of throe rooms and soullery; gas and wat«r laid on. — For farther particulars apply to D. F. Kvans, Auo tionoer and Land Agent. 1530 TO LET, Ponsonby, corner of Sentinel Road and Sarsfleld-streeK EIK-t-roomed House, bath-room, oloeet porch, &0., over an ttoro of ground, inoluding garden, orchard, &o. —For particulars and cards to view, apply to W. L. MltohelL Coombea's Arcade. TO~BE~LETj between Ponsonby Road and Richmond Road a good Shop and flve-roomed Dwelling. The rapidity with which this district is rising into importance makes this a good opportunity for almost any business.—Bor further particulars apply to W. L. Mitchell, Coombes's Arcade. TO BE LET, on Lease, Mount Roekill, 3 Aaron of good Land and .-Roomed Family Residence; bathroom, stable and coach house, cowshed, fowlhouae, vinery, orchard, garden, and pafldook.—For full partic_law apply to W. L.MHohell, House Agent, Coombes's Aroado nnO LET, a Shop, with 6 rooms attached, J. corner of Richmond Road. Ollphant-Btreot, and Lincoln-street, having three frontages; oooupled by Mr H. Field, Grocer, for the last two years; gaod opening for a smart business man.—For particularu apply-John Porter, Rich mond Store, Richmond Road. TO BE LET, in. the Suburbs, 2 very delightful Villa Residences, nearly two acres of ground each. Railway Station in front and omnibueses pass the door?. These aro choice dwellings.—W. L. Mltohell, Land Agent Coombes's Arcade. .• TO BE LBT, Those VERY COMMODIOUS PREMISES In Victoria-street, at present occupied by Messrs T. and H. Cooko, as Furniture warehonse. There is a well-lighted collar and extensive storage room. Immediate possession onn be given. W. L. MITCHBLL, Estate Agent, Coombe. s Arcade. EVONPORT.—To Let, a nice Four roomed Cottage, with large Allotment; rent, lls per week,—Apply K. W. Alison, Beach Road, Devonport_ ■ OFFICE, large, fronting Queen-street (opposite Morrin's), to Lot at 15a per week. —Apply on the premises. nno coach and 'bus proprietors. JL —To Let, in the very heart of the city! within stone's throw of Queen-street, a first, class Stable Accommodation for 20 Horses large feed room; also, room for six cabs; water and gas laid on, and every convenience.—Apply Star Office, Lost and Found. LOST, last Monday, Gold Locket and Chain. —Finder rewarded on leaving same at Pacific Hotel, Queen-street. T OST, on Queen-street Wharf, a Gold JLj L-ckot—Finder will receive 10s reward by leaving the same Northern Shipping Com pany'B Oflfce. __________________ LOST, on Monday, June 15, a Dingy, about Bft long: painted white, with a hlaok i treak round.—Finder will oblige by re turning same toJI. Nlccol, North Shore. JOST, a Brown Water Spaniel Dog from _l the Great North Road. Any persun de taining after now will bo prosecuted. The dog knowa ite home. ' _T*O REWARD;- Lout, on Friday, Juno 3_y.-Ni^ thel9tli, a Parse containing ThreeGok! Rings and Money.—The finder will receive the above reward by leaving the same at Star Office. ■ TjIOO&P, in Victoria-street, above Royal J} JMsL.Toni Kfloaing's Watch, Clock, and JewenW Shop. Tbe cheapest shop in Auck land.



For Sale. FOB SALE, .Camellias for decorations per dozen.—Baxter's Store, Lower Graftoi ttoad. FOB SALE, a Rood Allotment at JNortl Shore, 68 x U6. near Victoria Wharf. Price £2 Us per toot.—Address Star Offloe. FOR SALE, very cheap, the Lease anc Goodwill of a good Cash Business. Rea only 18a a week.—Apply Stab Offloe. FOR SALE, Choice Building Site, mail road, Remuera, securely fenced, witt stood well of water,—Wm. Dlnnison, Agent Newmarket. 171 OR SALB, a Good Staunch Spring * Cart Horse (16 hands). Works In single or double harness.—Apply Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria-street East, FOR SALE, cheap, or on easy terms, Spring Cart Express, Horse, and Harness, Prioo, £30.—Apply J. Patterson, Coaohbuilder Upper Queen-street. F" OR SALE, Jthe 3-ton -acht Ethel May (coppered), with all gear, etc., in good orde ; suitable for either pleasure or working ouruoses.—Apply Thames Carriage and Dray Fa.'tory, Victoria-street Bast. FOR SALE, Grainger Road, Mount Eden, off Mount Rden Road, a comfortable Freehold House of 6 rooms, with lean-to, &c, &o.—P. F. Evane, Auctioneer. FOR BALE, Sale-street, high position, overlooking Freeman's Bay, a Choice Little Villa of fonr well-furnished rooms in good state of repair. - Corner Allotment, 29 x 73; very cheap at S32C—For farther particulars apply D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Land Agent 1176. inOR SALE, Ireland-street, Ponsonby, v} Nice Little Cottage of four rooms, oon veniently situated, close to town. Allotment, Si x 71; very oheap. Price, £310 —For further particulars apply D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Land Agent.. 1451. 3710R SALE, Manning-street, Newton, a J comfortable 6-roomed House, in a very Peasant position; Venetian blind?, reg. grates, ieamlngton range, gas and water: allotment, 33x100; willsell at a low figure.—For further particulars, apply D. F. Evans, House and Estate Agent 1531 IIOR SALE, Temperance Terrace, Remuera, a fine new Residence of six well-flnished rooms; allotment, 66 x 221 j two fireplaces, cupboard, and dresser; orchard of 10 roes. Also, the Allotment above (66 x 221).—F0r further particulars, apply D. F. Evans, Auo tloneer and Estate Agent. 1528 FOR SALE, Fenrose Junction, opposite the residence of Sir Maurice O'Rorke. 2 Aores of Volconio Land, corner lot; would make a fine market garden: very level. House of fi rooms, splendidly finished off, stable, fowl-house, and concrete tank (holding 2,000 gallons); about 7 minutes from Railway Station.—For further particulars, apply D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Land Agent. 1525 IHOR SftLß or TO LET, Victoria 1 Avenue, off Valley Road, a grand Free lold Property, House ot 7 Rooms, well finished, bath, sink, 8 register grates, water laid on, dresser, &c allotment SO x 198, bay window, pleasantly situated, a grand viow. volcanio soil, and well fenced.—For further particulars apply L). F. Evans, Auctioneer and Land Agent. 1535. BIOR SALB (1/evonport), £650 — Nine roomed House just built for owner. Helling for trade reasons. Extensive sea viow. Also 16 Acres Choicest Bite in Northcote for mansian (or allotments, partly pegtced); straw berry slopes and valley for orohard. Also many «ther good, ehoap properties for Sale.— 000. Brown, North Shore, and 87, Queen-street Wharf. ___ m o 14 § a L" c] THE HUNTLUY BRICK, TILE, AND POTTERY WORKS. Tho above Works, with all necessary Ma chinery and Plant, for the carrying on of a pro- Stable and successful industry are now for dis posal. The property includoa several acres of excel lent clay, thoroughly tested, and of high quality, well suited for the manufacture of Bricks, Pipes, Drain Tiles, and Pottery Ware. The buddings consist of Corrugated Iron Sheds and MUIS-ed, good Dwelling-house aud Offloe. The machinery comprises Clayton'fl Brick mnkinar and Pipe Maohfnes. with all requisites. Almo, 12-H.P. Tangye Engine and Boiler. The Kilns are now ana in good working order. The WorlCß are in closo -proximity to the rail way and coal-mine; thus enabling coal to be obtained at tho lowest rates, whilst tho railway brines tho works in immediate connection with Auckland and the Waikato district To a practical man this local industry offers a chance seldom to be met with. For fullparticulara apply to W. L. MITCHELL, Land Agent, __________________ Coombes's Arcade, □1 O R S A" L W. QUEEN OF BEAUTY GOLD-MIXING COMPANY,<IiIMir_D). The Mine and Plant of the above-named Com pany will be offered for solo by public auction at the Thames on THURSDAY, tho 2nd day of July noxt, by Mr Craig, Auctioneer. Sale to commence at li o'clock a.m. The Mine oontaini an area of U0 men's ground, and included in the Plant is a Valuable Battery of 20 stampers and 15 berdans driven by water power; also one Pumping Engino and two Cornish Boilers, one Winding Engine and Cornish Boiler, one double cylinder flinch Cap stan Hngine. two Turbines, 50-horse power, two Ropes 900 ft long, eaoh 6xll, four sots of 12-inch Plungers, and two Drawing Lift Door Pieces: also, a Large Quantity ot Cast Iron Pipes, Bolts, Iron Rails, Timber, Ropes, Coal, Mining Tools, Schedules containing a full description of tho Property can bo inspected at the Office of the Liquidator, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, and at tho Company's Mine, Thames. D. G. MacDONNEIi-, Liquidator.' J Auckland. Jane 15, lSi!a. ■S*OAsfb WILL Purchase 9 Years' nJ &" " Lea«o, with purchasing clause, of 00 Aores good Land, within 8 miles of Anok uid; N.JE. aspect; suitable for strawberries, orchard, poultry. ftc.: 17 acres grass, together with Hours and outbuildings. Kentol, £50 per annum.—J R. Bmflersnn. /vqplioripw. .___ BIUC& SHOP • AM) DWELLING, WEJ LKSLE Y-STREET. FOR SALE, the Lease of Superior Premises. Good Business Stand and Excellent Acoramo dat ion as Private Residenoe, with gas and water and all conveniences. Price low. * W, L. MITCHELL, Land Agent, Coombea'a Arcade. /TIHOICE Little Property ; high position ; \j allotment, 10 x 9i>, with comfortable 7 roomed House and 3-roomed Cottage; £720. £100, balance 8 per cent.; quiet and hoalthr lo oality.—Apply J. R. Randeraon. Auctioneer. 7IINE ALLOTMENTS!, 00 yea.™1 lease, ; •' reasonable ground rent—Apply Dowden'a Auction Mart, or to Francis T, Paten, Victoria Avenue, Eden Terrace ' /TRAFTON ROAD.—I have a 6 roomed JT Houso for Sale with an Allotment 250 feet deep; prlco, £115. Also, a House with water frontage at Ponsonby. and cheap Houses and Allotments at Rocky Nook. For Sale, for .650, a good Goneral Store Business in Nolson-st. — IT. G. Ewington, Estate Agent, Coombßß'a Arcadf. Ci RBAT BARGAINS in City Property. \Jt New Residence (Just completed) within 12 minutes of Queen-street Contains large and lofty rooms (3 of them 24 x IS each), gas, gas stove, city water, and bath; every convenience; grand view ot Harbour; locality pleasant and healthy. Apply early, as this ohoice property is sure to sell quickly.—J. R. Randcrson, Auctioneer. IVTEWMARKET. — Grand corner Pro .l perty, main road; commodious double fronted Shop and convenient Residence of 7 rooms, with private entrance, well, pump, etc. Prioo, £650.—Apply J. R. Randerson, Auo tloneor. KTBWTON ROAD.-Very Desirable _il Corner Section and 7-roomed Dwellii gin first-rate Repair with all Conveniences for a Family. Not far from Symonds-strcet, in a Grand Position, always commanding a Good Rental. The owner, desiring to realise, will Sell'at a Low Figure—W. L. Mitohell, Land Agent, Coontbes's Arcade. mO MARKET GARDENERS, — For L Sale, a bargain, a handy little Farm of Bores, all well fenced, with good i -roomed House and large scullery; about five minutc3' walk from Avondalc railway station; now in occupation of Mr Goldlng, market gardener. Is well suited for cutting into allotments, being a corner section. Price only £175. £250 may remain as mortgage on Building Society terms. —Apply 8. B. Hughes, Land Agent, Vulcan Lana; or P. F. Hlacocks, Hobson-etroot. TTTILMAMSON A VENUE, SURREY HILLS. SPECIAL NOTICE. A limited number of CHOTCK ALLOTMENT? In WILLIAMSON AVENUB, destined to be the finest street in or -bout Auckland; also some in other streets, an how »ok ihi first time OPEN FOB B*MO. Terms i One-flfth Cash, balance any time within five years. Instalments of fiS juul np wards received. Interest, 7 per cent, on unpaid balances. Prices and plant can bo bad at Office, Short- Rjad-ifereot. A. BOARDMAN. Agent Tenders. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will be reooivod until noon of WED NESDAY, tho Ist of July, for tho Erection of a Stable and Coach-house in Symonds-street Plans, &c, at my office. W. H. SKINNER. Architect. HO BUILDERS. Tenders are invited for the erection in Brick of the Te Aro Theatre and Opera House at Wellington. Tenders will bo received and plans and specifications seen from MONDAY, 29th inst. to Noon of WEDNESDAY, 22nd July,. at this Office. Lowest or any tender notnecessarily accepted. WM. C. CHATFIELD, Architect. Westminster Chambers. Wellington. mO CARPENTERS. Tenders will be rocoived up to SATURDAY Morning, the 27th instant, at ID o'clock, for extensive Alterations to our premises in Darby and Elliott-streets. . Specifications at our Office. MACgY, -OQAN, STBKN & CO. Oftft-ftfeA on rint Page. '



Public ftoilcea. A STRENGTHENING Cordial - WOLFE'S Schnapps. DOOR PLATES, Stencil Plates, Dies, Monograms, etc., Engraved at the Stab Offlos MONEY TO LEND, on Freehold Securities.—Aroh. Buchanan. Solicitor, St. Mungo Chambers (opposite Bank of New Zealand). PIANOS TUNED, 3s 6d; Repairs in every other Branch at moderate terms; 15 rears' London experience.—Address Richens, care of Murray and Spencer, Queen-street. mHE MISSES BANKS'S SCHOOL will JL re-open MONDAY, June 29th. LeßSons in Music, Drawing, and Wax Flowers if re quired.—Cholmley House, Yinoent Lane. IF yon are weak and sleepless try Wolfe's Schnapps. T7INTERTAINMENT.—The 4th Anni- JOi versary of the Mount Albert Total Absti nence Society will be celebrated at tha Public Hall TO-MORROW (Thursday}, at 7.30 p.m. Address by the Rev. C. Worboys, Songs, Rocita tions. Chairman, Rev. Jno. Haqelden. "JJ 0 T I 6, E, Jnst arrived direct from Vienna, 24 of the Largest and Best Albums ever Imported. On view and for Sale by F. H. Lewisson, Jeweller Qneen-street, opposite Union Bank. Auckland. CHAB. WILLIAM SON, Land, House, and Estate Agent, High street (near Shortland-street), has always for sale and to. let large and small houses in the City, suburbs, and oountry districts; also forms, mproved and unimproved, in various parts of the provinoe. Several eligible building allot ments for sale In the City, Bee lists In Evening Btarand "Herald " _^ THE Cheapness of an Article Depends upon the Quality. The reasons why the •few Zealand Tweed Company, Tailors, Short lan.l-Btreot, has met with the amount of success thatlthaaare: Firstly, the Tweeds are all of New Zealand manufacture, coming direct from the Mill, so there is no Middleman's Profit; secondly, every Garment is Thoroughly Shrunk, and made in a First-class Style thirdly, there Is No Credit, so tho Good Customer does not pay for the Bad.—New Zealand Tweed Company Talloiß. Shortland-atraot, opposltn Btab Office T>EWiS GROCERY AND PROVISION STORES, VICTORIA-STREET. •jPDRE INDIAN TEAS TWO SHILLINGS PER LB T> EW'S GROCERY AND PROVISION STORES, VICTORIA-STREET. PRIME NEW CANTERBURY HAMB Now on Sale. RAINING COLLEGE, welleslry-street. evening classes ark now open. Practical Drawing, with Plane and Solid Geometry—Tuesday Evening*, 7.30. Applied Mechanics and the Steam Engine, &c, &c—Thursday Evenings, 7.30. Teaoher: Walter J. Robertson, Board of Education, Medallist, and Certified with Firet class Honours by Sclenoe and Art Department; also, by City and Guilds of London Institute for advancement of Teohnical Education. MISS J. O'HANLON, Artiste in every kind of artistic work, is prepared to g.ve jessons. Terms, quarterly, £2 2s; or Single wessons, 2s 6d, Is 6d, and Is. All Orders Tor Work in Wax, Marbla, Leather, Silk, Wool. Lace. Painting, and Seed Work promptly and satisfactorily executed.—Address : Coombes's Arcade, Queen-street. MISS SMITH, Stay, Corset, and Bandage Maker, 18 years with Summers and Molntyre, Edinburgh, raspeotf nlly solicits the patronage of the Ladies of Auckland. Sho has a thorough practical knowledge of the Trade in all its branches, and can confidently assure those who may favour her they will find in them everything to be desired. Stays for Invalids, Ladies' Shoulder Braces, &c, &o, &o. Ladies waited on in town and suburbß.-Addrcßß ESKBANK COTTABE, Gnndryetreet, Newton. SCIENTIFIC DRHSS-CUTTING. For the convenience of Ladles] resident in the Suburbs. Classes will bo formed on application at tho following places :— MRS CLAYTON'S Parnell MISS BILL'S Ponsonby MKS STODDARD'S.._ Onehungft Saturday afternoon Class at Wellesley-Btreet East (2nd House from Park), at 2.30 p.m. These classes to begin in July. Terms, including system, tracing-wheel, and instruction till perfect, £2 53. TUT RS HARDING, Formerly of the Union Hotel, Wellington, Is now the Proprietress of THE OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, VULCAN LANE. T> AU L P iTlt CHASE, in tendering his sincere and heartfelt thanks to the WAITEMATA MINSTRELS and the public generally, who so freely res ponded to the can of assistance on his behalf, >ees to intimate that he is prepared to execute orders for the delivery of COAL and FIRE WOOD at the shortest notice, at following prloasi—Whawrarei, Kamo, and TaucirlCoal, 2is per ton, delivered; Newcastle, 325; well seasoned Tea Tree, long wood blocks, and splits, 139, lls, and 15a respectively, delivered.—Waite mata Coal and Firewood Yard, top of Union street, Auckland T AWYERS, Authors, Clergymen, and Physi •*-' clans aro all favourably Inclined towards Wolfe's Echsappb. . QAM. WHITE, FENCER AND CONTRACTOR, Having Removed to Markot Yard, Is prepared to tako Orders for all kinds of Fencing, at lowest possible prices. Contracts taken also for Shing ling and Draining. Men used to the -work. Also, on sale, in large or small quantities, Purlrl Posts; Kauri Palings, 9s: White Pine, 8s 6d: all kinds of Rails; Wicket Gates, 9s; Mill Wrought Wicket Gate 3, Us; Shingles; Drain Pipes and Tiles; Closets (complote), for £3; Boxes, only ss; Scaffold Poles; fine Flag Poles, 10a cash. SAM. WHITE, CONTRACTOR, Market Yakds Qnopn-street Entrance.; T> EQUISITION AGAINST CEME JA/ TERY AT ONE-TREE HILL. TO MR ROBERT HALL, CHAIRMAN OF THB ONB-TRBE HUjL BOARD: Sib,—We, the undersigned, request you to convono a Public Meeting of the Ratepayers of the One-Tree Hill District, with a view of secur ing an expression of pub'io opinion relative to an attempt being made to open a Cemetery in tbe district. Yo» n ill also please invite the attendance and co operation of the Ratepayers of the Mount Roskill and Ensom Districts. Yours respectfully, WM. MffARS. WILLIAM GARDNER. Epsom, June 19,1835. IN compliance.with the above requisition, I hereby oonvene a Publio Meeting in the i;psom Hall, on THURSDAY, tho 25th instant, at eight o'clock p.m. ROBERT HALL. Chairman of Board. One-Tree Hill, June 19,1885. QRANGEBI BANANAS 11 PINE 8!!! PER S.S. "JANET NICOUi Subsidised by Government to ran to the South Sea Islands) ORANGES, BANANAB. COCOANUTS, &O. As the Fruit will be Cased at the Islands (the trip only ooonpylng about six days), pur chasers oan rely on receiving the same in FIRST-CLASS ORDER AND CONDITION, And at stated intervals, So that a Regular Supply will be guaranteed. CHAR LE S BAGL EV, WHOLESALE FRUITERER. CUSTOMS-BTBEBT AND PARNELL RISE. N.B.—Country Orders for the Auckland Dis trict, accompanied by remittance, promptly attended to. SPECIAL NOTICE For the convenience of Customers resident in Upper Symonds-street and Mount Eden District, we have arranged a '. BRANCH OFFICE (With Telephone tonneotion), at ; ORUDGE AND KOBNTON's, Winstone's Buildings, Upper Bymondsstreet, Where orders left for FUEL, CARTING, HORSE-FEED, SCORIA, &c, Will receive prompt attention. Note.—A large Covered Spring Waggon and Spring Carts for Removal of Furniture. W. & G. WINSTONE, CUSTOMS-STREET EAST, AUCKLAND T> ROCLAMATION GREAT SACRIFICE of £9.000 WORTH OF BOOTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS, the Balanoa of our Immense Stock. GARRETT BROS. having decided to prolong tho SALE FOR ONE MONTH LONGER, in ordor to close partner ship accounts, G.B. are determined to Bell dur ing that time at PRICES UNHEARD OF IN THE COLON Yl ■■ The following are tha PRICES ola few lines only:— s. d. / b. d. Men'BWatertlghta _. -8 8,/ worth U 6 Men's Elastics .. .. .. 7 6..w0rth12 6 Men's Balmorals .. .. 0 6.. worth 12 6 Men's Bluchers.. .. _ i 6..worth 8 6 Men's Shoes B 6.. worth 10 6 Ladies' Kid E.S 5 6. .worth 9 6 Ladies' Buttoned Boots .. 9 9. .worth 13 6 Ladies' Buttoned Boots .. 7 6..worth 12 6 Ladles' KidE.S 6 6..worth 9 6 Ladles' Kid E.S. High-log ... 7 6.. worth 12 6 Children's Shoes „ -.1 o..worth 3 6 Children's Hoot* .. _ 1 o..worth 3 6 Ladies' Evening Shoes ~ i 6..worth 8 6 All Other Lines at Equally Low Races fc CAaHONLY. GARRETT BROS., Tanners and Boot Manufacturers, WAKKFIKIJO-BTREET, Auckland.



jrtvA. T^OR WAITARA, •KffiM^^ The s.s. ROWENA will leav( Onehunga Wharf as abov< (weather and other cironm stances permitting) TO-MORROW (Thursday), June 25, at 1 o'clock.—Northern Steamship Com pany, Auckland; or, A. Barnes, Onehnnga. "DRIGANTINE sggSgfaktk ■*-* LAPWING The above vessel will sail «ag||BlßajuSaja»for Boston, U.S., via New -■nlwr^Bedford, Next Week, Haß space for 100 tons Careo. Apply to AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND MERCANTILE CO. (LIMITED). Agents. jA^. "OARQUE ITALY The above Barque com ■^^23o^»r meaced Discharging at the «aa^^^S!^^*Queen-street Wharf This Morning. Consignees are 1 therefore requested to present Bills of Lading. p*y Freight, and obtain Delivery Orders from the undersigned. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND MERCANTILE CO. (LIMITED), Agents. j.sX MAILB, FOR FRIENDLY Purchases being complfited, MorohnT.t tt re requefted to in the Invoices, and com plete shipments at once. WM. MOARTHUR AND CO. Tj^Oß GISBORNSI AXJD BAST COAST Tte regular trader— WAIAP U Wi'l sail as above TO-MORROW (Thursday). H. B. MORTON, Agent. riITY OF AUCKLAND. TO WATER CONSUMBRB. Notioe la hereby given that all Water Con sumers' Rates falling due on the 30th of the pre sent month require to be paid before that date. Consumers allowing the Bates to remain un paid will be liable to have supplies cut off. Public'attention is requested to the penalties provided tnClause262 "Municipal Corporations Act, 1872," of a sum not exceeding £20 for. not being supplied with water from the Water works, " taking any such water from the supply furnished to another person," or, being supplied from Waterworks, supplying another person or permitting him to take away such water. No lose attachments are allowed unless paid tor or by meter supply. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, June 3, 1885. 577 TT OBSON COUNTY. Applications are in rited from Engineers and duly authorised Surveyors combined, compe tent to carry out all bridge construction and road works, and generally to inspect and dbbs the same when completed; to devote the whole of their time to the County Works, and to state the salary required per annum. References or certificates must be attached to each Tender. No travelling oxpensos allowed. Applications .addressed to the Chairman at Te Kopuru, must be sent in by the 31st July, 1885. F. W. MATI%EWS, Chairman. Hobgon County Council Office, To Kopuru. 15th June 1885. iffOTICE IN COMPLIANCE WITH " THE FOREIGN COMPANIES ACT, 1881." Notice is horeby given that "Tho Singer Manufacturing Company," incorporated under the laws of the State of New Jersey, now carry ing oh business in the Colony of New Zealand and elsewhere, has its head office for .the said Colony at No. 9, Willis-street, ■Wellington, in the Provincial District of Wellington, where legal proceedings of any kind may be served upon it, and to which notices of any kind may be ad dressed or given. Dated this eleventh day of June, 18S5. SAMUEL ROBINSON, Attorney for The Singor Manufacturing Company by his Solicitors, - BIEVWRIGHT. STOUT, & CO. T AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notice Is hereby given that the several par oels of land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of "The Land Transfer Act, 1870," unless caveat In the mean time be lodged forbidding the same, in each ease on or before the 13th day of July next :— THOMAB BUDDLE and the Rev. GEORGffi BKOWN.—Allotments i, 3, and part of Allot ments 1, 42, and 43, of Section i 9 of the City of Auckland, occupied by applicant and an other. 2 362. ALEXANDER GRANT CLOW.-Parfc of Al lotment 97 o* the Parish of Tauapuna, con taining 58a 2r, part occupied by B. H. Clow. 2.371. ; ROBERT CniSENHALL HAMERTON, as Public Trusteo—Middle portion of Allotment \ 61, and northern portion of Allatment 71 of' tho Parish of Maungataniwha, containing 80 acres, unoccupied. 2,381. ■ MICHAEL RAFKERTY. — Allotment 11 of Section 33 of tho Town of Onehunga, in appli oant's occupation. 3,883, Diagrams may bo inspected at this office. Dated this 4th day ot June, 1885, at the Land Registry Offlcs, Auckland. THEO. KISSWNG, ■ District Land Registrar. VAVA.L COASTGUARDS Company must hand in all Rifles and Ac coutrements to me TO-NfGB-T, in order that Carbines can be issued to the men tomorrow. WJWdtM JOHN INGLIS. Captain.1: BOABD OF EDUCATION. Applicants for tho appointment of Head Teaoher of the Dargaviixe School (Northern Wairoo) will be received by the Board on or before TUESDAY, 30th June, 1885. Sa'ary, according to average attendance, about £160 a year, with dwelling-house. A mayiod man will be preferred. Applicants to Btate full particulars. Any Candidate who, either directly or in directly, is concerned in canvassing Members of tho Board or of the School Committee, will be disqualified, VINCENT E. RICE, ■ Secretary. IF you are a business man take Wolfe's Schnapps occasionally, to keep your mental faculties in good order. I mBE LIBRARIAN TONIGHT, Mb Lkitch will Sing. "THE GOOD YOUNG MAN WHO DIED." Mies Maggie Knight will Sing her Charming Ballad "CON S T ANC E." TGINTERTAINMENT, ARCH HILL WEBLEYAN CHURCH, TO-MORROW (Thursday), JUNE 25, 7.30, In Aid of Sunday-school libraby. ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME. Admission .. ■ .. Is. | Children .. .. 6d. ■\TEVV EDEN HALL, SUMMER \S STREET, MOUNT EDRN ROAD.- Church of Christ Bible Class THIS (Wednes day) EVENING, 7.15. Lecture (J. S. Small): "Scriptural Evidence of the Ultimate Restora tion of AH Men." Seats free. Inquirers after truth are welcome, and quebtions invited. "XT OTICE OF REMOVAL. THOMAS COLE, Wholksale and Retail Basket and Perambulator Manufactukeb, Has Removed to those Premises in WeUesley street lately occupied by Messrs Close Bros., one door from Queer-street, and next doo? to Messrs Milaa and Choree's. ■ THE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW j ZEALAND. IN LIQUD3ATION. All Claims against the above Company must be rendered to tho Liquidator on or before the Ist of July next, otherwise they will not be re cognised. R, H. STEVENSON, Official Liquidator, Auckland. May 23,1885. TKTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COM -•-^ PANY. The Transfer Books of this Company will be CLOSED from the 21th inst, to the Bth proximo. By orderof the Board. GEORGE P. PIERCE, General. Manager; June 23.1885. TW-EW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER CANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED). ——— ' "'■ Qj£J"(| It is hereby notified to Shareholders in New Zealand that an Interim Dividend at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum, for s>ix months ending 30th June, will bo payable at the Office of the Company, Qneen-street, on 7th July. The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from 23rd June to 7th July inclusive. BTREDK. BATTLEY, Secretary. j Auckland, June 22,1885. fci *H IT E AN I) CO., *^» ;&RNBRAL FURNISHERS, \ NEAR THRBK LAMPS, PONSONBY. B. W. & CO. are prepared to undertake the Furnishing of Houses in any Style, and to Suit All Classes. Extensive Practical Knowledge of House Fitting, both Home and Colonial, enables them to guarantee Entire Satisfaction to all whe entrust them with their orders. . MOTTLED KAURI WORK A SPECIALTY. Furniture of Every Descriptions Made and Repaired or Repolished. Bedding of all kinds supplied. A Large Stock of Furniture and Crockery to select from. FUNBRAIB FURNIBHKb. All orders by post or otherwise promptly attended o. ,



*p& T 0.0. F., M.U..-A.D. I M}JnS%&'A LOYAL GOOD INTENT I Cp'l^wl LODGE No. 4,369. | iSv^'t' /CivSKa Cook-street Hall, : 1 4^mKf&lfc& June 2«h, 1883. I ipsS^.VKiSl&r Tho above Lodge will cole-. l! llsl^^^* brate its Thirty-fifth Antiivor- 9 sary by a Selnct Ball, to be given in tho Lome I Hall on FRIDAY KVEfJING, July 17th. I Dancing to commence at 8 30. *", ,1 A liberal supply of first-class Refreshment* jj will be provided. , • I Donble Tickots, 7a 6d. Extra Ladr. 2? Bd, i Tickets may be had from the Committee, or I «t the Stores of Messrs Carter and Saunders,. J Queen-etreet h Bro- 6g%^c^cU D^: I Personal. . SHOULD "Resident" near Ponsonby' ,: I persist in illegally detaining my well- || known dark-brindled young Greyhound. | Chance," instead of turning the dog out, and if thereby inducing him to come home, the ease | will be reported to the Detectives for proßeou- a tion.^-W. 0. Norris. • || PERSONAL.— Three or four Persons of || aaariiaticturn can obtain profitable era. U ■ pioyment by applying to Artist, Star Office. ,1 PERSONAL.— Young folks about to | marryget a good rand handsome Clook | from Tom Keesing, Jeweller, Viotorlß.street. | All guaranteed. 1 Gazette In Banfcrnptcy. T N BANKRU P.T| *• I IN THE COURT oi~BANKRUPTOY I HOLDKN AT AUCKLAND. >< , I In the matter of "The Pankrnptoy Act, 1853," and of the amendment thereof. ' t \ Notice is hereby given that sittings for the 'üblic Examination of the. undermentioned lankrupts, all resident within the Provta™l District Of Auckland, will be held at I the Su preme Court. Auckland, on THURSDAY, Kbo 2nd day of July, 1885, at 11 o'clock in the fore noon :— OffloialNo.: ' : 130 JAMES HARDING, of Auckland, Cat 168 JAMES STODART, of Auckland, Share* 530 ANDREW McCLYMONT, of 231 JIANIEr, COURTNEY, o£ i£ SJuWNA^UßY.ofAuokland,. 237 DA^i'lElf EDWARDS, of Aroh HiH, 238 GEORGffi^WATSON, of Arch. HiU, - 239 WILLIAM HALT,, of Papakura. Farmer 211 THOS. KNOX. of Auckland, Carter ill ISAAC WALTERS, of Auckland, :, Butcher Dated at Auckland this 24th day of June, 1885. JOHNLAWSON, Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. ■■; Auctions, W. VAILE] [B- *• BB*J«iE* - f CONTINUATION OF SALE.- TOMORROW, JWE 25, : At 11 a.m, { We will continue our .. QALB OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, fe N Tc AY BLwo°or^i wiAii^^§si: ALBUMS &c. _ta_ & o. '» VAILE AND BRADLEY, I, Auctioneers and Land Agent* (opp«site Savings Bank). , ■■■: F. C. BICHABDSON] " [T. M. JACKSON TO-MORROW. - • .- ; RICHARDSON & JACKSON' Have received instructions to Bell by publlo auotion, on the grounds at the Howe-Btreet School, at 1 o'clock to-morrow (Thursday), June 25, ■ THE FOLLOWING USEFUL REQUISITES-AU the Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Tables on Iron Trestles, all the School Desks. Shoemakers' Tools, First-class Patent Mangle, Jars, Heating Stove, Iron BuoketS, &c. ■ • /: ; ;.' •;- f'|- •' |j ,: Sale at 1 o'Clock. j RICHARDSON & JACKSON,, 'A 81, Queen-street. -' ■' »j f B. 0. EICHARDSON] [i. M, JACKSON TO-MORROW. ; * I' T7URE!! "OIRB !! ! QALVAGE !!! Q ALT AGE ! i i| '■' ' " ' ""■ i Removed from Queen-strest. r :| fe . . ' ■ . ' ■ ■ I ■■■ Messrs RICHARDSON & JACKSON Have received instructions to sell by public I auction, at their Rooms, opposite Buckland's Sale-rooms, . ; . . . 7 " || ■ THE WHOLE OF SALVAGE STJOCKI ' OF .' . ,', ' :!'- ' :..ffl ; ME3SRS HESKETH & AITKEN'S, 1 ■ QUEBN-STREBT, .'. iW- Consisting of \\ GARDEN & AGRICULTURAL SEEDSi'I POTATOES, MANURES, &c. | : : Sale at 10,30 Bhirp. : i■■■..■ . '■ ■ ' - ":':jjf ■■: ■ • ■; ■ ■ y■ ; '■'■- '■; RICHARDSON & JACKSON. 11 T O-M O R R O W, I At 11 o'Glock. . .... , .1 ''' _ ' I "~ . : ■■■■'■■■ ;. N TRADE SALE | THINKS AND SPIRITS, | &c, &c, &c. j I GABRIEL LEWIS " ! Has reo jived authority to sell, to-morrow, at 11 , o'clock, . . - ri 1 A QUARTER-CASKS PAI/E r IV BRANDY / , I 30 quarter-casks Fine Old Scotoh Whisky S B SO cases flask and Half- flask Brandy i, 50 oases Walker's Whisky . : 100 cases Scotch Whisky , i 12 quarter casks Fine Old Port -~ ■ 10 quarter-caeks Fine Pale Sherry w SO cases Claret ;j 10 quartor-casks Rum SO cases Old Tom .; ■ | 30 cases Aile, pints - s (' &c, &0., &c. .:! 2 .. . . -f] Terms at, Sale. Ij FRIDAY, JUNE 26, '\\ DURHAM YARDS. 1 Tho Undersigned w!U sell by Auction, at thai i Durham Yards, on Friday, 26th June, lit ill o'clock, ■■■; 1 ' 8 USEFUL HORSES FROM WAli'll KATO, |: t Consisting of — 1 Very Fine Animals, and suitable cither foil Spring Cart or Tramway, all broken t«fi i harness and thoroughly staunch. Triail ] Riven. Ages from I too years. I HUNTER & NOLAN, | ij Auctioneers. " Ij ■:] W. S. COOHRANE.] ' [JAB. BAOEbIL FRIDAY, JUNE 26, | S At 2 o'clock. fj | TWO ACRES CHOICE LAND AT I] PANMURE. |p The Subscribers will sell, at their RoomJl Quoen-Btreet, on Friday next, !6th insfc, at twa 1 o clock, M LOT 20, SECTION 3, VILLAGE Oil PANMURE. containing Two Aorea Firaffl i class Land, fenced and in grass. Now in ffiS .i occupation of Mr Michael Meagher. —3i further pnrticulare apply to Mosera Hughes an George, Shortland-Btreet I SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, w Auctioneers. •'■;s| ■ I' '■■,■ ■'■•■' v W. S. COOHEANK.] [ JA3 , D A CB |f FRIDAY, JUNE 26. M« M4NGLES, CARPETS, SHOP SASHES f*' BEER ENGINE, STOVES, P HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.1 I The subscribers will coll by auction, at the Rooms, Quoen-Btrect, on Friday, Juno 2(t,ileE XX O GIOCJCf . , . m *• ' HfOUSEHOLD FURNITURE' L Consisting of • ; : Jraw-tng-room Suites, Carpote, Mantsl Minor * Jfnatnots, Couches and Chairs, JHete6 L HearthniKs. Fenders, Iron and frood Be^ »' Breads. PalhasEes, Mattrasaea, Feather PUl6w I Cheßte Drawers Washstands and WareJfoS W ""K Tables. Mirrors, Commodes, Cane^aa n ! Kma^^iir^ qu^Tabies'^ I ■ * ~ Alao. » n , Aquarium, Beer Engine, GalTanieed Ird 4 Tank, Shop Sashes, Htovsa x^ fit | SAMUEL COCHRANE '.,ASJi''MiIt, :''ij' Anctioneora. HI Continued on Fourth P»ga l|