( Unions.■- « I 'S asks the Premier to day if he I IWTCna supplied to Parliamentary 1 &""&& pSot and bills circulated I ?«£ during tho session. ' * two and Goldfields Committees. ~ jLdshaw has been re-elected Chair j Ik.rta Native Affairs Committee, and f pie of the Goldfield Committee. *"* Votes for the. A.C. Force. I i ' ■Guiness's Armed Constabulary I diMßt Bill gives members of the force j' liStie public Library Voto. I i .Hand received £901 of last session's., I J^voto; Canterbury, i'SGS; Otago, I 0-

PONSONBY ROAD AND THE TEAM-RAILS.

:i i nwcDSSiOH upon this subject sprang up t Si. City Council meeting last night 'In. the Streets Cominitteo's report was \ *7 d n E consideration. Ono clause of ; Sport was to tho effect that no cross -1 7 should be mado in Ponsonby Road ; iß|j t i) o road is thoroughly consolidated, f ' jjjju ( r am-milß placod at tho proper level, r Devore complained of tho state of tho ■«d and chargod the Tramway Company ab neglecting to bring their rails to tho ■ ,"' Mr permanent lovol. In many places ■■' E> were sunkon below tho levol, and in Ait places they wore considerably above I Cr. Upton gave tho Company credit K'rcood int-ontions, and for anxioty toacoom- Xtathe travellingpublic, but at the anme SSike 'thought they should be obliged to «Tie their portion of tho roadway right tkoit delay.— Ur. Montague twitted Cr. Jjvora with the uniformity of his opposi tion to the Tramway Company's interests. Tcr. Devore denied the charge, and ohal iineed a reference to the Council minutes. JCt. Garratt moved that tho whole matter : be referred back to the Streets Committee for consideration, the Engineer meanwhile to prepare a full report. ~Cr. Ctowther remarked that Ponsonby Road tid already cost £700 for metal alone, and tbt Symonds-street -was not a bit bettor, white it had neither been made to the dedred level nor to tho grade, seeing that jus side was two feet higher than tfce other. It was very difficult "to liy rails on such roads.—Cr. Aicldn seconded Cr. Garratt's amendment. Hs thought this matter should bo uttlgd once and for all. Cr. Dovoro had Dntayoured to saddle the Tramway Com rany with the responsibility for the hollows : yhe road, and for its malformation genor ! illy, but it was clear that the blame was lut theirs. The road should have been 1 Guided over to them in a good condition, '■ but as a matter of fact it had not. : lia one mistake which tho Council com mitted in their anxiety to oblige the Com pany was that of laying the rails before Knight's contract was finiehed. (Cr. Devore: Hear, hear.) They had paid ' dearly for it, however, as it had involved I an expenditure of nearly £300 on their part !i (or road metal. — Cr, Upton: That I maies £1,000 worth of metal on : j thia road. The present state of the j nils, in his opinion, was largely due to 1 the subsidence oT made ground. There was l difference between the engineers on some points. The Company's engineer doclarod that he had made up tho rails to the levels j which were given him, and this the Council's I mgineerdenied. However,that didnotaltor j the primary fact that Ponsonby Road had j not been properly formed to the right levels, " die the existing hollows wouldjnot be there. t'-Gi. Devore agreed with this statement. i He could not, however, admit that the sub ' ddenco of mado ground was the cause of i the hollows, as the part of tho road upon 1 which they existed had been excavated, I fojtead of being filled in. The rails had been '■;■'] Bidl too soon.—The Mayor considered that I&9 ground must bo rotting away bo : jUeath the surface, and the metal find jiog its way into the clay. Mr jj Anderson had assured him that if any " "j Engineer had given the wrong levels it must have been Mr McCarthy, who had been in charge of the district. — Cr. Masefield thonght the necessary imprsvementa to the road should be made at the joint expense of Conncil and Company. None of those (treets had been properly rounded, and tea consequence the rain ■ water per . inrated the soil instead of running off to the dish channels. This fault was so apparent in the new road at Freeman's Bay that it would be cure to involve the Council in large expenditure from year to year.—Cr. Gol'die did not see the necessity for these extra engineering opinions. If their officers were not competent to attend to the matter they should be changed.— Cr. Waymouth blamed tho whole trouble iipon tho steam roller, which "flattoned down and squeezed out" the streets. —Cr. Garratt's preposition was then put and tarried. _^_________

MILITARY CONCERT.

II The first of the annua 1 ji ingconcertain conneotionwithSt.Matthewa , Church took place last evening la the school .' | room. There was a crowded attendance, tod the event was thoroughly successful in (I'll peiy reapect. The concort was under the " patronage of Colonel Lyon, Captain Isaacs, '! mi tlie officers and men of the City Guards, , aid It is hardly necessary to say that the ' litter mustered in fores, and that the brighfc coloars of their uniforms gave the interior 'of the hall a moro animated and attrac j iivo appearanoe. Out of cansidenition I lot the facti thak the day was the 70th pniversary of tho battle of Waterloo, and from courtesy to tho Volunteer patrons, i the programme consisted wholly of national ad patriotic airs. The vocalists were all b good voice, and acquitted themselves -, J rery creditably, while valuable assistance i na rendered by the Garrison Band, under trndtmastor Morris. The musical arrange il mints, were under the direction of Major Sjj firfe, Key. W. Tebbs, who appeared in I ife uniform as chaplain of the City Guards, prsided, and In his introductory remarks a!d this was the third winter during which concerts had been given, and he HI tasted to see as large an attendance at jii |M| of; the series. The programme was HI then creditably gone through os follows: — ill Military Concerto (fantasia)," Battle of Tel tiKebir," Garrison Band; Part song, *a."England j" scena, "The Charge of the iff Mt Brigade," Mr Charters; Irish melody, 4| "The Last Rose of Summer," Mfel Me 11 Siktead j pianoferte duet (gafcrO,.^gaW % | Sgad," Mieses Hooper; Engnsn pSRaa, ■"."t "flom8 I SweetHome,"MrßTebbsijeng,"The 51 fflfinJaskof Old England," MrF. Massey; m m, "The Soldier's Tear," Miss Hulme ; srag, " Tho Old Flag," Mr White; national »Mg and chorus, "Red, White, and Blue," i'l Mr, Cairns and company; "Auld Lang pig BmV Interval. Scotch selection, "Robert «i:j Bonn," Garrison Band ; part song, " Gal bifc Hearts;" Australasian air, "Cooey, Davis; martial air, "The Roll /fiw Mr, Worrall; Welsh part song, "March of the Men of Hurlech ;" piano- Ma sole, " Irish Diamonds," Mrs HHch «Bk; ballad, "The Queen's Letter," H>bi Tapper; song, "Tho Old Brigade, i||%,Calrw; patriotic air and cTiorus, "Rule Wtannia," Mr Worrall. National Anthem. ferly every item of the piogramme wes M fooored, bnt time would not permit of a Wjxmse except in one or two instances.

tl serie3 of winter ovon

TELEGRAMS.

Cambridge, this day.—The cases of Graham, Keana, and other nativeslagainst WiJi Hunter, auctioneer, for the value of «Wain articles wrongfully seized by the *eriff, and Mid by defendant in February, 118W,1 commenced at B. M. Court yesterday. H(:Hay appeared for plaintiffs, and Mr Heeketh for defendant. After hearing widenee on both sidps, counsel addressed % Canst at length, and His Worship Wurved judgment till 26th inst. lAcpo.this day.—Professor Rico, thought [Wiet, gave a veiy successful entertainment gthe totrn hall. The Professor will be in Mnier to-night. u *»o thousand store sheep, with Dick Mis in tharge, passed here from Hawke's W 'or tho Cambridge and Northern «»:kets.

Tauranga Election. ,A petition, which is being numerously SjSjMi ia now going the rounds, asking Mr •rachell to stand for the Tauranga elector m ffi the room of the lato Mr Sheehan. It Msugbt Mr Mitchell will concede to the wmm of the electors of the Taupo district.

Thames, this day.— ThoThames Borough WBOil passed a resolution of condolonoe »»ta the widow of the late Mr Sheehan.

. Timaru, this day.—The convict Lucas, ™t Meaning from penal servitude, was Wwnced by the R.M., under section 7 of Wnsons Act, to 24 days in irons and 14 ■W on bread and water. A kit containing Wwwheg and brandy was picked up close f Wore he -was hidfag when captured.

r%." Pictorial Australian" (Adelaide) * June contains a capital view of Me -s>»«Bay/Auckland. Issued with the •™« lumber la a chromo sheot illustrative SSffe on a Cattle Station." This well ifflJWSq journal is taking a high place HS Publications of its class in Aue- MB, i

VOLUNTEER NOTES.

Paknell Artillery Corps have been in corporated with tho New Zoaland Regimont of Artillory.

Government havo accepted the services of the South Franklin Mounted Infantry Corps. J The local appointments in connection with tho school of instruction for the examination of ofucera of militia and volunteers are •— I leutonant-Colonol Dawson (late M.H. ISth Royal Irish Regimont); Major Pitt (late R.M. King's Royal Rifles); Major Pirie (lato let Regiment Royal Guernsey Militia and Hytho School of Musketry); Major Dorrom, Now Zealand Volunteers; Major Shepherd, New Zealand Militia District, Adjutant.

lhe Dovonpoit Navals had an outdoor paraclo last evening. There wore present Uptaln Fenton, Lieutonants C. Dacro and Gerald, and 50 in tho ranks. After drill soveral now members wore onrolled, bring ing tho total up to 85. "A" Battery Artillery. ! This corps had a.good jnuster at drill last evening, Captain Pay no in command. The ' mon wore put through company and cut) drill, Veteran Rifles. Capt. Andorson has imitated the example of Hon -Captnii Hcrr Schmitt, of tho Col lego Rillos, nnd Has invited his company to proceed to Northcoto to-morrow afternoon, and after somo out-door drill to partake of a cold collatibn provided at his exponse. These outdoor drills are most valuable In assisting towards the efficiency of the men, City Guards. About 60 members of this corps mustered at the JDrill-shed last evening under Oaptain Isaacs, with Dr. Evans, surgeon. After the Csmpany had been provod.lt marched with ,the Garrison Band to St. Matthew's School room, where a concert was held under its patronage. Naval Artillery Corps. Tbo Naval Artillory Volunteers have boon formed into corp3, and the followingofficers appointed :—Rear-Admiral Scott, R.N., to be Honorary Commodore j Lieutenant Douglas, R.N., to be Commodoro ; Captain I Eraeliue Leßoy to be Captain.Commandant of the Auckland Division, comprising the Auckland, Thames, Devonport, Ponsonby, Onehunga, and Naval Coastguard Corps ; Captain Goldies to bo Ciptain Commandant of the Otago Division, comprising the Port Chilmora, Dnnedin, Bluff, Oamaru, and Peninsular (Dunedin) Corps ; Captain Johnson to bo Captaln-Oommandant of tho Wellington Division, comprising the Wel lington, Potone, and Napier Corps ; Captain McLellan to be Captain-Commandant of the Canterbury Division, comprising the Lyttelton and Timaru Corps; Captain Pell to bo Captain-Commandant of the Nelson Division, comprising the Wanganui, Nehon, and Greymouth Corps.

THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT PONSONBY.

Further Particulars.

No light has yet been thrown upon the poisoning of the girl Margaret O'Brien i who died suddenly at Mr Courtney's resi dence, Ponßonby, on Saturday night. Mr Pond has completed his analysis, with the result that areenic was found in both the stomach and vomit. Immediately .upon i tho discovery of the preaenco of arsenio, the matter was placed in the hands of the detectives, and they have boon diligently prosecuting their inquiries ever since. They 'have, however, not been abla to ascertain where the arsenic was purchased, and indeed tho result of their investigations so far amounts to nil. Mr Courtney took over the house from Mr Lineibury about a fort night ago, and he ia positive that he did not leave any arsenio behind. Mr Courtney, too, is equally certain that ho had no arsenic in his possession, although there were phials containing other mixtures about the houso. No motive can be assigned for the girl purchas ing and taking poison intentionally. Sho was in the best of spirits the day before her death, and was romping with the children, and work ing energetically all day. She was engaged to be married, and her betrothed, who is naturally distressed by tha shooting occurrence, intended that they should bo married at Christmas. Tho whole affair is mysterious in tho highest degree. Adjourned Inquest. Tho Inquest on the body of deceased was resumed at tho Poneonby Club Hotel before Dr. Pbilson and the jury, of whom Henry Woodruflo was foreman, this afternoon.! Sergeant Pratt and Detective Twohey re presented the policOi Tho following addi tional evidence was adduced :—

Sergeant Pratt said that since the ad journment the polico had banded the vomit and contents of the stomach to Mr Fond for analysis. From information since re qeived from Mr Pond, the police had inquired at the various chemists' ihops, but could not ascertain -whether poisOn had been auppliod to tlio deceased at any of thorn. Air Courtney had assisted tho police in their ouquui-j« in every poa sible way. The evidence previously taken having been read over, Dr. Knight was recalled, and deposed: On Monday evening last I handed over the contents of the stomach to tho constable for analysis, and he gave tbom to Mr Pond next morning. Next day I examined the brain. I found it to be perfectly healthy and thero wag no morbid appearance whatever. On J clc 83r exarriination of the stomach next day, I found an uloer on the greater curvature of recent formation. It was as large as a threepenny piece. It did not perforate. Thero were also some white speots or deposit about thetnucousmembrance of thestomach. I have this day obtained from Mr Pond the result of hi? analysis. It is as follows :- On the ICth inst. I recoived from Constable Collia one bottle and one jar, with instruc tions to examine the contents. The bottle was corked, and contained about half-an ounce of fluid, and a small amount df white sediment On examination, I found this ■percipitate to be nrsenious acid, weighing 1-8 grain. The label on the bottle was as follows:—" No. I—Fluid and sediment found in chamber .at Mr Courtney's house, after the vomit of Maggie O'Brien, Saturday, 13th June, 1885, 11.30 p.m. The jar contained about 14 ounces of thick fluid of a reddish brown oolour, with floculeut matter through out, The floculi I found to be principally mucous octahedral crystals, entangled in Elacoe. Some portions of the floouli were of a right yellow green, and contained granular matter, probably chlorophyll, from vega table matter oaten. The tests were in accordance with this supposition. By decanting the fluid, I obtained crystals, which have proved to be nrsenious amd. The weight thus collected being one seventh of a grain. From the fluid and floouleut matter. I have obtained a further amount of arsenical salts equal to arsenious acid 2-817 grains. From the insoluble material 1 have found a few fipioula of glass or sili cious matter, but muoh less in weight than the arsenic obtained. The label on the jar was as follows :— "No. 2. contents of -stomjoh of Maggie 0 Brien, Monday, Jutae 15*. 1885> for (Signed) A, 0, Knight.—l am, &c, J. A. Total amount of arsenic, 4-767 grains. Mr Pond produced the afsenio obtained from the vomit and stomach in small P InrW tothe Coroner, MrPondsatdbeap plied nil the tests, and found them to answer in every instance. Ho djd not detect the presence of any other poison, and did not eXFn Creply fi to T juror, Mr Pond said there was sufficient arsenic in the vomit to cause death, and more than sufficient in the stomach to cause death. , Dr. Knight continued-: From the result of analyJ, I have not the slightest doubt that death was the result of arsenical POMr n pond to the Coroner: [I examined the stomach, but did not see any arsenic adher iDDr°Knight to the Coroner : I believe five grain* o" arsenic would be quite sufficient toSTcS2t. Did. you find any trace of the poison known as » Rough on rate? Mr Pond: There was some seditious matter, but 1 think it was part of the food. ?do not believe the arsenic was contained fnth^'RouKh-on-Eats" mixture, but was cart of the commercial article uwc ■. ' previous evidence, to Wl fV the Tuesday *OTni 9 n&- J^iven to U«

aid had' been unable to find out whether deceased obtained any poison from thetri. Mr Courtney's closet had been searched to see if there were any bottles about. No bottles were found. Detective Twohey said ho had a list of all arsenic sold in the chemist's shops in town lately, but no suspicion attached to any of the purchasers.

Dr. Philson said this proves nothing, as a chemiet said lately at an inquest, that they sold " Rough on Rats" without restriction to anyone. Detective Twobeyproduced somo powders found in a chest in tho girls room. Mr Pond examined these powders, and said they either contained arsenic or antimony. It was stated that they woro horso powdsrs, and a juryman explained that arsenic was lometimes givon to horses to improve thoir coata.

Mr Courtney said the powders were con dition powders for horses, and contained black antimony, aloes, nitre, and oamphor. They had no arsenic in them. Mr Pond said antimony was sometimes partly composed of arsenic. Ho then pro ceeded to a neighbouring chemist to make an examination. ' Mr Courtney said that he would do till in his power to assist the police

The death of this girl was a great oloiul over him, and made him feel nnoomfortable. tie felt it so much that he would givo a reward to anyone who cleared up tho mystery. Mr Pond says tho condition powderß which bo had just examined apparently oontatned a largo amount of cantUaridos but no arsenic.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT BILLS.

(BY TELKUBAPII— PARLIAMENTARY HE POUTER.)

Wellington, this day.

lam fortunately in a position to place at disposal of your readers in formation first published in tho colony of local Government proposals of tho Ministry's key note of Local Govern ment policy is a measure called " Locai Bodies Finance and Powers Bill." 1* proposes to repeal tho Roads and Bridges Construction Act, and substitutes a subsidy principle, for a fixed term of years. All local bodies will receive subsidy on rates at tho rate of £1 for £1 up to £1,000. Tho subsidy will be paid for half current financial year and suc ceeding 25 years. In addition to their share of general subsidy, all goldfields counties will receive special grant of £2,000 per annum each for five and a half years, that is for half of current financial year they will receive £1,000, and succeed ing 5 years, £2,000.

It is estimated that general and goldfields subsidies will average £300,000 annually { ir the 25 years; £150,000 required f>r tho ensuing half-year from 31st October to 31»t March is provided for in Estimates as follows :—J960.000 fiom Public Works Fund, £100,000 from Consolidated Fund duringthe five years from March 31st, 18S6, £150,000 will bo taken annually from the Public Works Fund, and tho balanoe from Consolidated Fund.

For tho remaining poriod of 20 years tho whole of tho required amount will bo charged against tho Consolidated Fund. Cities and all other looal bodies will par ticipate in the subsidies.

ASSISTANCE TO MINING OPERATIONS.

(by tele<jbapii— pabliamentary ek-

I'ORTKR.)

Weixixwox, this day. The Minister of Mines has placed £1,000 on tho Estimates for the con struotion of a high level wator-raco ut the Thames, the amount to bo oxpended on tho counly providing another £1,000. I am informed that Thames County wiß, should tho Local Finance ond Powers Bill become law, be in a position to borrow money for this work on the security of their special subsidy. Mr Ladraan arrived overland to day.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The ordinary meeting of this Board was held this afternoon. Present:-Professor Aldia (Chairman), Luko/Upton and Can;. Ciuirman'h Retort.— Thi* /opart was brought up and adopted, stating that the Committee havo been furnished with an ex planation as to the lomoral of Mr Black, Btudont of tho Training Colltige, from Bemje ford-«treet school; also, that It is not oon template! to open an Infant school at One hunga. The midwinter holidays epmmonoe on the 29th inst.

pArAKDRA.—A deputation ww received from tho Papakura Sohool Committee re specting the boundaries of the district. Tho Drury Committee approved of theboundarios proposed, by the Board, hut the Papakura Committee oxpresied disappointment and disapproval. Rev. Thomas Norrie (Chair man of tho Committee), on behalf of the deputation addressed the Board in . favour of Papakura, and urged tho Board to adopt their requisition. He would suggest tl»t Hunui district bo partly placed in the Drury district, and tho Papakura district be defined aepoposed. Messrs Walker and Cole aho spoke on tho subject. The Chairman eoid tho matter should receive tho careful consideration of the Board, and he deputation withdrew. Grafton Road.—A lotter was received from the Grafton School Committee on tho recent aation of the Board in relation to the striking a bay by the Drill Instructor. —On tho motion of the Chairman the lotter was. simply received without comment.

The programme of the grand entertain ment by the Thespian Dramatic Club will appear in to-morrow's issue. A Welshman named Evans passed through Whangarei about a fortnight ago, having wheeled a barrow all the way from the North Shore, Auckland. He was on his way to look for homestead larid at Opua whanga or Kawakawa.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JUNE I9 y 1885.



Personal. THE Lady who loft her Umbrella, by mistake, at the Hoipltal. oan obtain samo by appljlng to the Porter, and paying expense of advertisement, ERSONAL. — Jane, when Adolphug pops tho question, don't siy anything, but walk Mm to Tom Keesjag's tor Engagement and WedaingJliDKS; ,__ f*i IRLS, mako your young men buy you \jC one of Tom Koeslng's Name Brooches.— Victoria-street, above Royal Mai:. Meetings. A UCKLAND PARLIAMETARY FEEDHBICK WHITAKER, QOVEBNOR. Members of the House Of Keprpsentet^-es are hsroby summoned to attend at the ParHameni House, Robsonij Booms, Queonßtreet, off FRIDAY, the 19th mat., at 7.30 pNm.,for the D^l affiktSdthls I6th day of June, 1886, Hr command, WILLIAM McCULLOUGH. Lost and found* lOST, two Land Turtles. Substantial J ro-tyata.—Apply for address Stab Office, T OST, Gold Solitaire or.Sleeve &tud, _|_j -with Initials O.H.W.—Reward at John fittd and Oo.'g, 28, Quecn-straßt. LOST in town on Saturday, a Water proof Coat—Finder rewarded on leaving same with J. Henderfeon, Wyndham-street, LOST, between Mount Albert and Hep burn-at, a Lady's Velvet Bag. containing puree, etc.-Finder please leave at T. Mackys, Fort-3treet. . T OST, June 15, a young Blaek-an-tand I J Coolie Cattle Dob. from Canada-street. If person presently detaining above will kindly retnrn or advise at once a liberal reward will bo given.—F. Greene. •■ TOLEN or strayed, from corner of Mannkan and Carlton Road*, Newmarket, Biaok-and white Cocker Spaniel Dob collar No. 1040, city.-Anyone detiunins after this date will be prosecuted. June 19. TIT ANTED KH.OWN - Cooked Pigs W Feet every day at Sanf oui's fruit and RWreshment Boomb, Viotoria-Btriet (flbrnet «■ Albßrt-stieet). - '



■ -■ ■ Wanted*' \7K7"ANTED, a Bootmaker for knee work, •TT for cointry.—Apply to B. Gittos & Bonp. WANTED, a goodTCooper, 12 month?. -Apply W. Chainlets. Cooper, Wei. lington. \S7 ANTED, Headman for Circular Tv (travelling v>ench); also Man for break down,—Auokland Timbor Co., Customs-street Wes^ WANTED, Gout Hands, Trousers, Finishers, and Improvers.—Auckland Clothing Company, Customß-otreut ljust. WANTED, a good Tailor; constant work to a steady man.—J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria-street. \\T ANTED, Single Man for general out TV door work.- G. Walters, Church-street, North Shore. WANTED ut onco, Singlo \'oung Man for milk round ; must be a good milKor.- Apply lw Goorg'o Shelly, Dovouport Dairy, Do_yonptirt_ \~tj~ ANTED, a smart Junior Hand fot ? T tho Urnpory; salary, ?5s por wock.- Apply at ncco Fernandez Draper and Clolhior Nowton. ANTED, a respectable Errand Boy. —J. Warren, Grooor, Karangahape Road. Nowton. WANTED, 2 smart Boys. -Apply Dam pier's Cheap Furnishing Shop, Hobson strect. WANTED, a Girl to mind a baby.— Apply Mra Cole, 78, Wakollold-atroet. WANTED immodiutely, (I K°°d Goneral t'evvauta.—Mrs Jack's Rogistry, Mount Kden Road. ' WANTED, two General Servants. —Mqs pirloy, Gran.mar School, Symonde-st. W~XNTED7~General~Borvant for the oountry. - Apply lire Shofflold, top of Wyndham street^ WANTED, a good Goneral Sorvant.— Apply to Mrs J. W. James. Park Houbo, Ponsonby Road. ANTED, competent Genoral Servant, for small family; references required.— Apply to Mrs Jackson, Orakei Rogd. Reuiuera, \I7ANTED, a middleased Woman, to T T keep house for a single man. Small wnges anrt goodlipme —Apply Stau Oiljc___ WANTEDT immediately, a t'ersou to lake oaro of an Invalid Lody.-Apply Mr Mflckon'zio's Storo, Kngland-strcut, Pon- Bonliy. VSTANTED by a young lady dressmaker, TT Sowing by tho day, or work taken iv a' homo.—For artriresa. annlv Star OHkv WANTED by a reapoctablo yuung Woman, with one child, a situation in tha country; wages no objuot.—i'fannufordß Auokland Rogistry. WANTED by a respectable woman, Washing or Sorobbipg by tho day. \\__g_B_B_ per day. \*TJ_ISTED, Engagement as Violin TT Player for QuadiUlo Parties.—Apply C. Dudley, Nottingham Ciißtlo Boarding-house, Aberoromble-Btreet. fTfjINTED, Two Unlurnishod Rooms on TT the ground floor in Grey-streat. Karangahape Road, or Nowton.-Ayply to A. Young, Grooer, 85, Grey-street. \%T ANTED, 2 or 3 respoctablo Boarders; TT privato family; 10 minutes'walk from Queen-fitreot; forms, £1, washing Included.— Appiy Mr Lee, Hobson-strcot. WANTED, 1 or 2 respectable Boarders, IG^ week; no others kopt.-Apply for address, Mr ftvyGiocer, Welllngton-£trcct___ ANTED.-Comfortable Home offered to a Lady (ngroeablo and conniaiuon; ablo). Very low torina. Also, large, comfort alilo Bedr,oom for married couple—Marlburoiißh Houßfl, Colllnswood-Btrcut \*7"ANTKD, Board au<l Lodgings for T T Lady httonningGirls'HlifhSchool, with uao of piano.—Box 173, Post-office ANTED, 100 Pullets by 4 p.m. en Monday; good prico given.—Apply J, Clark_on, 87, Groy-rtreot. ~\%T AN T eTd] Second-hand Sausage TV Machine and Filter.-Apply "R.D.," Newton Poot-offlce. ANTED To Sell for £150, Mount Eden main road, grand Allotmont, Cl foil frantago: depth, 105 fc t. o-roomed Houbo, Oo3t £260; bath, concreto tnnk, 2.000 gallons; ground alonn worth £3i'O.—Particulars ut Miic oio ttuld Villa, Karangahapa Road, near Tftber naolo, V/S7 ANTED, Buyers of "Our Old TT Nobility "-their history, estates, and rc-nt-rollp, by Howard Evans, dedicated to the Marquis of Salisbury. Third aud Clioap Edition prico la 3d.-A. Campbell. Bookseller. WANTED to Lot, threo comfortable Unfurnished Rooms, with Fireplacn; also, vacancy for two boarders.—App'y C. T. lioyd, Butcher, Nowton Road. ANTED to Lot, a nico House of 5 rooms, with l«an-to, in tho bout part of ■Gioy street.-Apply Mrs Parker, iO, Grej-strect (next Holland aad Koct-'an), TTCTANTKD, the Public to Call nnd See T ? the New and Second-hand Buggies, Wo^'Kons, etc., at tho .haiuea CarrJago and Dray Factory, vlotoria-gtreft ICaat. _.NTKD at Once, !iO;f>00 flick and Rhovnl Men to call at Garrott Bros', and ao-uro Waturtlghts at 83 Ckl; Bluchers, ta 6d. 8;>Io will last for One Month only. W _NTED, Gentloinon to Know that tho placo for Tiea and Scarves, alwujs a Ktnd variety of Heat Shapes and Colon-s. ivt Hhactelfonls. tO. Victorln-stroot. Nil,'-Just opuned the nevr Kadiibitloa Scarf witli King. \^7"ANTED.—Whon you aro in Hobeon r » street, call at Munro & Mllligan's unil sco tho largo nnd choice stock of Tweeds and Coat inga just orionod for tho comlaff soaaon. No ab'.'dcty prords or nlop-maklng and trlmnilng at liiia eat^iollshtnoDt. ______________ WANTED, all who want Furniture, Bcildlnz of every description, und, Household requisites to call at W. L. Roth's Cheup Holding anfl Fnrnltura Mart, corner Vioiorla-^trect East end liigli-sircet, noxt Roth'B Public Hot Baths, us tiie wholo or his varied and oxtonwro etook must bo eolil, us tha plnco ta to aold by public auction oa Mon day, the 13th instant. N. 8.: Fnruituru on (-mv payments. ______ WANTED.— Wanted to Sell (cheap], W Roi Gold Cups arid Saucers o»!y Bn, 7a6dtipri3(-; W. nmUioM PUtoi, <«rafdc«; Kan'l Butt.ir PUteß, U ; Brt;co and '.' Bit?, -a: 9m ill HrlU Bractw. !s Od; Corlc Ocrnwa, It! eaoh; Bitnan.is. 21b l>y bunch; Fnney Teapot, StiKnr Hae'n, and Cream Juk, only 48tbo6et; Oranges, li for 13 ; 'Jib tins OoWfn Syrup, only S tin; Padlocks, ciUt Sd each, 23 doz.; Spoo tn-.lcs, from Bd to Is fid; n good Blncrer Sowing M-ichlnc, £3 lOa^-H. WATT, Pitt street. WANTED, VOLUNTEERS to Know that tho Silver Lack has arrived.— J. Palton. Tallor_V_rt.oria-atreot Eist. TItTNTE'D SE^N—Beautiful Birthday W Cards, just opened, at Charles Kelsoy and C 0.'8.120. Queen-street- ANTEFKNOWN—On Sale, Bricks, Lime, Sand, Cement, and Ground Mortar. Lifting Jacks on Hire.—N. McLean, BiUldorJato J^^Holla_d,J>__i_o-S}x«__ TSfAN^EirTOIOWN — Boys' Nicker T T Suits, SalvaßO Stook, Quite Perfect. Sal\-ago Prices at ItomleU'a. Top of Grey-atreot. WANTED KNOWN-Prime Waikato Moat at Co-operatlvo Prices at the Co operative Butchery, 62. Wakofleld-otreot. ANTED KNOWN-Workini? Men see tho very beet Printed Mole Trousers, soiled only, at halt price.—At Rcndell's Salvage Salo, top of Oroy-Btrcct. WANTED KNOWN.-To those who want to make two ends moot, call and Surchaso Pigs' Checfcn, 2d lb; Mntton Hams, :1 lb; othor hams, Bd lb,—Elton's Co-operative Stores, Hobson street. WANTED KNOWI»-CnKAP Timbbb I OHKiP TrMBURI And all other kind. 0. Building Material, oan be purohnßod cheaper and bettor than anywhere else at tho yards of D. Goldih ,Albart-streut . WANTED KNOWN—You can got tho very best White Shirti, including the now reversible -wrist, at from two to threo shillings nndor usual price.—At Bendolls Salvage Sale, top of Grey stf cot. WANTED KNOWN.-Charlos Kolsey and Co. are allowing Ten por cent dis counUoff all cash purchases of Fanoy Goofls over five shillings.-Charles Kelsoy and Co,, 120, Quoen-streot. WANTED"KNOAVN. - T. H. Briater, Cbfl'ea Palace, Cook-street, having en gnged a flrstclaes Pianist, can Invite all Tem perance people to call and spond a ploasant ovoninjr.__ , WANTED KNOWN—If jou want a Coat for Oflloo Work, or a Cont ttt the Garden, or a Coat for a Trip to the lalandß. or any olhor sort of Coat you oan be suited In Stylo, Price, or Colour at Rendoll's, Salvage Sale, Grey-street. ANTED KNOWN—That AVorkinc Mon can come In their fhirt-aleovea and ■wear a\Vßy one out of the 128 Twtod Coats, damaged only by water, pricos from 4s 6d to 12s 64: worth frpm 10s fld to 25s.—i!t Rondelrs Balvitgo aalo. top of Grey-atreot. T^TANTED' KNOWN—The best al.- T» round exero'fae is walking. You dm get a Goori Coat wfth Pleats and Bolt, In several Shadon o( Grey Sorgo, do yoW mfle before ti.reakfast ajid look well, for 6b 9d.—Rsndell's Salvage Sale, Grdy-street. . TXT ANTED KNOWN.-Ten per cent. l) V discount is taken off fill purchases of Gold and Silver Jewellery nt Kalvv'tK They ktiep no imitation jewellery. Everything Kuarantced. — Charles Kelsey and Co., 120 Quoon_streot. ANTE¥T£NCWN—See our Stock of Blankets before purchasing—£soo worth. 04 Blankets, 88 6d. 9s ftd, and 10s 6d per pair; 104 Blankets, 12s 6d, 17s 6d, and 20s per pair; Twill Sootch Blankets: New Zealand Blankota, and Colourad Blanketa. Those goods are the best valuo we evor offorea.—D. McPhe"rson, Karangahapa Road. WANTED KNOWN—Aro your 13oy's logs getting too long for his Trousers? Tho Romedy. specially recommended, is to take him to Rondell's, Top of Grey-street, and buy him one of the Tweed Suits out of the Salvage Stock. This lot was just a little damp only by tha rain in moving, now dry and in good ordor. Prices to suit. WANTED KNOWN — That George Gregory, Photographer, of Quick's Buildings (near Thneo Lamps), Ponsoriby Road, has decided, on and after April 24th, to make considerable Reductions in his Prices, ao as to suit the working classes; prices from that date being: For Carto de Visito, 10s fid per doz.; for Cabinets, £1 Is per doz. Children same price Tram care pass tho shop. TI[7ANTED KNOWN—That Dr. Carter T T Moffat.i Aummonlaphone will last for years, and should he used by Actors, Vocalists, Clergymen. Public Speakers, Members of Par liament, Lecturers, Leaders of Psolinocly, Schoolmasters, Amateurs, Church Chote, Bar risters, and all peraons who use their voices t>K>feßßl-*ally. It produces a melodious, voice of extraordinary ringing clearness apd jSngG, while great goofl js done to Che Kenoral health,— Murray and Spencer, Agents for AucTtlanfl.



i WANTED, Generals, Bushmen, Bush Cook, Nursegirls, Servants of all kinds. Good wages.—A. McLeod's Registry, 7, Queen street, or St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby. WANTED.— A Rare Bargain—A span roofed Vinery, 17x28 feet, with metal hot-water jiipes and sjtovu. To he sold complete or separate. — Apply at once to Mr Garrett, Butcher, New North Road. WANTED, Sailors, Engineers, Boiler makers, Strikers, oto,, to bur Blue Flannel and Pants. Prices: Under-flannel, made of engineers' blue flannel, 6s; ditto Pants, tii por pair.—J. Green, 85 Victoria-street. WANTED, Mon to Pnrehaie~«h9ir~Un derolothing, Lambs' Wool Merino or Cotton. Also good Hoßiery, Auckland made, of J. W. Shackelford, 80, Victoria-street, 5 doors above Albert-stroot. W" ANTED—WANTED, 10,000 Work ingmen to Know that I have the beat, assorted Stock In Auckland.—Tom Keeslng, Jowo lor, Victoria s'reet. ANTED KNOWN —Salt Butter! Salt Buttor! ohpaper than dripping, only Od por lb.—Co-oporaiivo Stores, llobson atroet, iio-t Cri'erion Hotel. \i[rANTED KNOWN-Prime Fresh T T Buttor, Is per lb. Just purchased 2 Tons Factory Cheese, must be sold, id por lb; reduc tion taking a whole Cheeso.—Eaton's Co operative Stores, Hobaon-ttreet. ANTED KNOWN.— Our present stock includos some sizes in Oxford Shirts which aro bettor value than can bn pro cured elnowhero. evon at Falvago Salos. Price, llj lid each; regular price, 53 Oil. Sizes, 11 J, 15, and 111.— J. Green, 80, Victoria-street. ANTED KNOWN'— Dr. Warner's Celebrated Ctairsct, in size 19, price SB (id; Acme Corsels. In sizos 21 to 27, 4s (warrants bone); a splendid line of Grey and Drab Corsets at 3a Cd, all sizes.—J. G-:oon, 85. Victoria-street. ANTED KNOWN-Lace Ourtatos, 3s lid per pair; Cretonne, (ii yard; Handmade Crochet AntlmacaaEas, It; Lace' do, fld, Bd, and Oil each; Heavy Blankets. 2J yar^s lpnat. Os 91 each, or Us por pair.—J. Green, 85, Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN-Men's Untressed White Shirts, its 6rt; Kaiapoi Under Flannnls, warracted not to shrink, f s Cd; Pants do., 5s 6d: Lancashire Flannel Pants, is per pair; White Dress Shirts, from 2i lid ; Men's Braces from 6d per pair; Belts, Scarv.s, Ties Linen Collars, &c—J. Greon, 85. Victoria-street, ANT.ED KNOWN.-T.Evans (from Burton-on-Trent, England), Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, begs to announce that he has commenced business In the premises lately occupied by Mr Tester. Karangahape Road, witlj a Splendid Stook of Kngl'sh and Colonial B->olb and Shoes of all kinds. He having had 35 yoj rs' experience as a practical bootmakor, can snfnly recommend his work as eflnaltoany done !i< iho old country. All descriptions of Boote Wnloto Ordor, and Repairs dono on the pro mi cs with neatness and despatch. ANTED SEEN, Our Large Stook of Millinery, Trlmmod Hals In every Variety of Style and Prioo. A. LOVKTT. Wellosiey-strodt. *i$ l " k* S | Has A i » hss -g <II - 3 a o w|s 3g § < Pifil l> g 5 fi § WA NT. E D X N WON, THAT J, H. DALTON, TAILOR, Vlctoria-stroot East, Has procured a special Hno of TWKKDS for OVERCOATS, and can do a FIRSTCLA.SB OVERCOAT FROM £3 UP TO £i 10a, Extra Good VAtuE. J. U. D. can also supply VOLUNTEERS UNIFORMS, both Dresa and Undress, at Eng lißh Cost Price. Note the address— CITY TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, TIfJTOMA-BTKBET KAST. WANTED KNOWN—In conseqaenoe of tho approaohing termination of tho Leaeo of tho LONDON AKCADE, and tho un certainty of obtaining In Biich a position In Queen-street premlßc- largo onough to display our present pirtonslva stock, we have resolved to'GREATLY RKDUCK TT, and to enable us to do to wo hnvo mado GREAT REDUCTIONS TN OUR PRICKS, so that we shall oonMnuo our Salo »t ECLfPSk PRICES, and invlto our numerous patrons to give us a call of inspection boforo making their purchases, as We aro con fident in being able to si vo entire RatiafnoUan bp llio low prices wo have marked our goods. Wo have adopted tho plan of marking all the rnduood stock In Rhd Ink at the sale iirlco. Our Fanoy Goods oompriso—Watobes, niortkß, Sterling Gold and Silver Jewellery. Fitted Drosalng Cases, Work-boxes and Bankots, Daaka, Compendium cf Games. Abysßlnlun Gold and otoor Aitistlo Imitation rowollory, China Tea Seta, Glass nnd Farcy Onmiiiontß In Profiision, Bicycle^, Tdly-ho Accortlians. Concortinai. Albnnm. &«., ffc. GOOnSON'S LONDON AUCADE. \\/" A N~T ED KNOW N. TUS GREATEST BUCCB?S OF TUB DAY, REVOLUTION IN THE TAILORING 'WADE. SUITS TO MKASURK AT WnOLHSAI.B PRIOW. ALLWOOL SUITS from SCOTCH, X AIAP' )1. or ROSLYN TWEKD. 4oj; THOUSHR3, 13s. Overcoats from 25s to 60s. But wo «pcci»lly dealro to draw public attention to our Bost Tweed B»ita to measure, SS 17s Gd. These aro from tho Beak Tweeds in Auckland, and the aaual votall prlca i. £fi 10a. Good judges pro-, tiOimco our Tr«uscrs superb. From Ihe bat material, 20a 0d ; unaal retsll price, 355. Wo hare the largest tailoiiag eano»rn In tho Nonh fsl«nJ, aid theroforo give onr patrons the beuofit of ou- Wholesale prices lor net cash. Choico selection of ovtrjthlngsoodnnd fancy in Coatings, Suitings, and Trouserings. Just look in and b3 convinced. All goods shrunk. Material, Sty 1", end Fit unsurpassed. AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY, CUSrOMSSTREKT EAST, Opposite Couplana's New Buildings. Riialnoss Heirs : B.SO to o.SO ; 3.80 on Saturday F" L~6^DR~MILLiNG AND GRAIN TRADE. — A Gontlcnun of largo ex perlonco requires an Appointment In any posi tion of trust in connection with above; flrst-olass references, and ample security; nriot teetotaller. -Address " Mlllpr." Star Office. HORSES! HOR§ES I—Wanted to Sell, Btaunob, useful Farm Horses, ohaopi— Victoria Stables. W. Crowther. rfT~TS B V T~"C HER S. Wanted, tho Trade to know that Rumps and Loins of Beef Rre exchanged for Briskets.—For terms, apply FOSB & CO., Butohoi>a, Qaeen stroet. TO MASTER BAKlßßS.—Wanted, by good all-round Hand. Situation; can take charge, country preferred, good reforances.— Addrccs Dolta, Btar Ofllco. IAAAA PERSONS Wanted to JL","W Purohasß the Balance of our Stock of Boots and Shoes, amounting In value to £9,000, at unheard-of prices. Sale now on.—Garrett Bros., WakeSeld-street, Auck land Houses Watitcd. ABIX-ROOMED HOUSE, within five minutes' walk Genoral Post-office.—Box 165, Poet-qffico. C'OTTACiE, ofTivo Rooms, near Graftoa Road.—Address M.M.. Stab Office. SHOP (small) Wanted, or take part of doubio fronted Bhon. In Karangahapo Road. Retit low.—Addrcßi " R. 0.." Htah Office. ANTED to Let, a Shop and House, Karangahape Road, top of Queen-street; good stand for Milliner. Rent, 25s per weok.— jqg. Davies. WANTED TO PURCHASE, on Buil(s -inc Society torniß, a convenient B) ---roomod Houso in nr near Grafton Road or Sjmonde-strcct.—" Terms," Star Offloo. To lie« mo let. THAT LARGE AND COMMODIOUS STORE IN FORT-BTBEBT, being a portion of the Stab New Buddings. A fine stand (or a wholesale trade Or samplo rooms. Apply at Stab Office. O E 13 T", The Two-storied BBICK BUILDINGIN COMMERCE-STREET Lately occupied by A. and R. Katon. Addlv to HENDBRSON & MACFARLANE. TO LET, 4-roomed House, Alexandra street,—J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria-Bt. TO LET, a flret-rato Bottling Cellar, with concrete floor.—Apply to J. M. and Jk, Mowbray, Land Agente, Fort-street. TO~JjBX, 2-roomed House; rent, 7s. — Apply Point-atreet, View Point, Mount Eden. TO LET, a new, well-finished Vorandah Coitage.—Apply H. Field. Grocer, corner Snckville-Etrcet nnd Richmond Road. T'OTiET, a 4-roomed House in Nelson street.— Apply Manchester House, NelEOn- Btr; et. O LET, a Shop in Hobsep-atrect, with fittings, with or without a parlour.—Apply to H.XRiordan^Hobson^rae_nearjGo_k-tt__ T~ O LET, a Bed and Sitting-room (fur nished), with use of Kitchen if required.— 103, Grey-street. T~ O LET, a 7 roomed House in Bast street, off Karangahape Ro»d.—Apply Y. Warren, Newton. TT\O LET, spacious 7-roomed House, with X ev&y eorrwa-enfiß, bath, cellars, &q., oppo site Cascade Store, College Road,—A, Anderson,



TO LET, .New Shop and Dwelling ef 5. rooms in the best position in Victorla-st.— W. and J. Frater. Land Agents. Queen-Btreot. ' jgiU LIST, biickßhop next to theßutchers, 1 Theatro Royal.—Apply Fenton and Co., Victoria-street West. njTo LET, Suite of Officos, Ground Floor, i Queen - street, Best Position.—Apply G. bewlß, Anctione.er. TO BE LET, a small Shop in tho best part of Queen-street. — Apply to W. L Mitchell, Land Agent, Qugon atrcet. rind LET, a Bakohouse in Nelson-street; A excellent oven ; rent low to a good tenant. —Acply H. J. Riordan, Hobsou-street; TO LET, in the best part of Hobson -3_ Btreot, a Shop and 5 rooms, counter and other fittings.—Apply to H. J. Riordan, Hob eon-street. , TBIO LET, new 3 roomed House ; 7s Od. JL Inquiro third ho-.iBO in Codrlngton-3tr<-ot, leftsido oir Great North Road, beside public school. TOrLET, Furniiihed Bedroom, with upo of Sitting-room and Kitchen ; no children: suilablo homo for sobool toacher or lady in busi ness.—Api__yJ=_3_________!]___ . HPX) LET, a six-roomed Cottage, newly J. built, in Collinorwood-etroft; all coi> venlencog.—Apply G. Gleeson, Gleeson s Hotel. O LET, a Seven - roomed Houso in Nolerm-d'reot:.—Apply Geor«o Ivil, Hair Diosie". Viofc f_J___treet '■HO LET, in Upper Queen-street, cI<SQ ft. to District School. Ho«?e of 7 rooms; _?fe :'.H'I water. — Appls \V. Jamieson, Undertaker, Wolloßley street East. _ nnO LET, a healtliy 5-roomed House, _B_ 12s 8d weekly, io Nowton Rood ; tap water; ■■>,'jrn roomi.—Anoly Mr Fryer. Sutton Cottages, Nowton RoadjJNorth; TO LET.in Hobson-streot, a lino, lofty Shop and Bakehouse; oxcollent oven; moderato rent.—H. J. Hiordan, HoDaon-street, near Cook-street. ________ TO LET, Houso of 6 rooms; bathroom and largo workshop; Leamington range, gas, water; nica garden.-Apply Mrs Patterson, Rennell-street, Ponsonby. TO LET, a 6-roomed House In Ponsonby j gas and water, and every convenience,— Apply W. L. Rogers, Furnishing Warehouse, Ponsonby. TO LET. Furnished Room, pleasantly situated; sultab'e for Keirtlemnn. No children.—For address apply Mr Hanson, Beres ford-stroet. TO LET, two nice large Front Rooms with a flrepltco and use of a Small Bed room ; rent low.—Apply to Mr Harpor, Brook etreot, oil' Newton Road. FTIO LET, Shop and Dwelling, with large JL workihop, corner of College Road and Groenwood-ttreet; rett, £1 per woek.—Apply M. J Moore. Bootmaker, Viotorla-streot. O LET, Grafton Road, 5-roomed House; Hepburn etrcer. C roomed House, gas and water laM on.-S. Y. Collins, Kaino Colliery Office. 14. Queen street. T~O LET, in Church-street, Dovonport, Rooms, furnished or unfurnished; suit ablo for frionds; separate bed-rooms.—Apply to Miss Wren, Library, Olmrch-strcct. TO LET, a 7-roomed House in Upper Pitt street; washhouEC, city water, and large girdon.-Apply Mra B. Llddlo. Uppor I Utßtreet. rj^O LET, House in Douclasstreet, Pon- X tonby, with 3 rooms, sSillion, and wash house ; rent, 10s por week.—Apply to Richard Lynae. . hno LET, Furnished House, North Shore, J. overlooking harbour, closo to wharf, gas stove, gardon, &c.; rent modßrato.—Apply Lllewall Bros., Post-ofllce, Norlh Shore. TO LET, a new 7-roomed House in Norfolkstreot; gas in overy room, and water In Id on ; two minutes' walk from tram.— Apply J. Ramaon, Summer-street, Ponsonby. TO LET, Shop with Houso, in the best part of Mount Kden Road, opposite Gaol Itnad. — Apply London Dairy, Mount Kden Road, or Groy-etrect. __________ TCrBE LET—Brick Shop and 9-roora Dwelling, Wellosley-Btreot. Rent, only £2.—Apply to W, L. Idi'chcll, Coombea's Arcade. TO BE LET, Ponsonby, corner Shop and 5-roomed Dwelling, scullory, &c.; rent, £1 ptr week.—Apply to W. L. Mitchell, Oonrobos' Arcade. TO LET, a 5-roomed Uoueo in Fitzroy street, oil' Brown-street; ront. 12s per week. Gas and water laid on.—Apply K. Cloul, Fitzroy strcot. rrW LET, Houeo of v' rooms nnd scullory 1 closo to the Tramway Torminus: rent. 12s Cd per weok.—Apply to the Zow Zealand Uonse, Land, ond Estate Agoiioy, High-etieet mO LET, Graftou Road, 12 rocucdHouse; B_ bathroom, gas and water, every convoni oiice: gocd view of Harbour.—H. PartingtoD, Land Agent. nnO LET, KyberPaes, comfortable House; 1 7 rooms, rango, gns and water, waßhhouee, a"iid boiler; larso allotment—H. Patfugton. Slitdibury's Buildings. nnO LET, Durham-street, largo building ; _I_ 8 rooms, gas and wator; suitablo for boardinn Ijouso or inanufaotory, or will lot one arae room, 2J x SO.—II. Partington, Stichbnry's Buildings. T6" LET OR LEASE, Karangahnpo Road. 2 moat convenient Shops in central position with Privato Residence, &c. in good order. — Apply J. 11. Hamor, Land ARont, Kiuaugahupe Road. TO LET, for 12 months, eithor tho whole or tho unoccupiod portion of tho premises hi Coßtoms-street. oppoaito now railway s'h, ion, laso Aucltluftd Forwarditg Parcel Delivery UlVice.—Apply to Moa?ra Brown. Burrelt and Co nnO LET, 2 3-roomed Cotta^o, Clarence _a street; 5-ioomcd Balcony llouao. Jervois Road, rent 13i; 7-rocniod Hcii3n, Hnreo Bay Rosd. —Apply Allen, Drapor, Jorvois Road, Pwisonl y» ■_ TO LET, Mona Viow, Karangahapoßoad, opposite Dr. Rlchardaon'B, Houso of Six Rooms; gaa and water laid In. and gas stove In ki'chm; Immciliafo possopslon.—Apply Mal cchnson, Deljicy and Co., High-fltrcot. TO BE LET, Gordon House, Hobson etrcet, 12 rooms, bathroom, good oooking roiißO, Venaian bllndf, g*», veator. and ovcry ooiTonlonro for a flretrlnso boardinghoußO.— A)>pl> to W. Li. Mitohell, Coomboa'a Arcade TO^LETTsuititbie for any local industry or manufacturer, 1.-.Me, Dry Premiers, chrl shed, stable, outhouses, and »plendto well; »Ibo. tho Dwelling-house, togothor orsppttratoly. Large n»otment; low rent—Thomas Soot*, Arc&JJM. _ rriO BE LET OR SOLD,' tho White _L Hoobo, UpDor Pnrnell, oonnnodious, beautiful viow, best woll of best water; 11 rooms, ront moderate; nothing lots than 6 months.—Kvana, Town Agent, or on the spot. TO LET, Wallace street, Ponsonby, a Fine Comfortable Rppidence of six rooms, well finished, gas and water laid on, olose to tho tram line; allotment, 40 x 100; niootrarden, &0.. &o. For farther particular!), apply D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Kstat° Agont. 9^3 fjfUj LET, Patterson-street, Mount I Roskill, a Nice Vorandah Coltngo of i rooms, close to tho 'bus stand, about 30 minutes' walk from Queen-street. Kent, 7a 6d pur week. —For further particulars, apply D. F. Bvans, Houge and Estate Agont. 850 TO BE LET, thojo spacious Premises m Wyndham-street. at present ocoupled by Laurie and Hornsby: possession early in July. Offices and shops to bo let in Palmerston Build- Ings.—Apply to H. Green and Co., Messrs Whl'akor and Rn'sell. ,___ O LET, a Shop, with G rooms attached, corner of Rlohmond Road. Oliphont street, and Llncoln-stroet, having threo frontages; occupied by Mr H. Field, Grocer, for tho last two years; good opening for a smart business man.—For particulars apply John Portor, Rioh mond Store, Rlohmond Road. TO BE LET, in the Suburbs, 2 very delightful Villa Residences, nearly two aorcs of ground enoh. Railway Station in front, and omnlbussos pa6s the door j. Theso are choico dwellings.—W. L. Mitchell, Land Agont. Conmbos's Arcade. _^ rflO LET, Ponsonby, corner of Sontinel I Road and Barsflold-street. Eight-roomed House, bath-room, olesot, porch, &c. over an acre of ground, inducing gai-don, orchard. &o. —For particulars and cards to view, apply to W. I L. MltcheH, Coombea'a Arcade. TO BE LET, on Lease, Mount Roekill, 3 Acres of good Land and 8-Roomed Family Residonoo; bathroom, stable and coach houso, cowsheS, fowlhouso, vinery, orohard, garden, nnd paOdock.—For full particulars apply to W. L.Mitchell, Houat Agont, Coombos's Arcade fT\O LET (possession about June 30th), JL that commodious Family Residence in tTDpor H«pburn-Btroet, now occupied by the uiv dor&igned. There are 7 rooms, bosidos bath room, waehhouse, &o; city water, gas, and every convenience. Or would sell at a low figure before date named, and on any easy terms. Carda to viow,—J. R. RandersoD, Au* tiOnqpty . : rfi 5 § I? l e^ f, JL Those VERT COMMODIOUS PREMISES In Victorla-atfoet, at preßdnt oconpicd by Messrs T. and H. Cooko, as Fusnjture Warehpnse, Thert is a TcoLLJiKhtqa cellar and extensfvo storage room. Immediate possession o& be Riven. ' Estate Agent, Coomhes s Arcado. IDIOR LEASE for ilireo years, ftreat £} Nerth Road and Mackelvie-street, Surrey Hlirß.Shppofkwo windows (drapery and grocery), with coal add firewood yard and stable, Houso of three rooms and scullery ; gas and water laid on,—For further particulars apply D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Land Agent 1630 H" ' OUSE TO LET,—To Let, fttrt well known Boarding House, the Imperial, No. ,n, Grey-street.-For terms, &c, apply Mrs Wnt'erman, 71, Grcystrcot. mO BOOTMAKERS.— To Let, Shop and 1 Dwelling, 5 rooms ; conimandhig situation in rising suburb; Block and flxturos at cost; low rontal. — Apply to Lambourne, Ironmonger, Newton. For Sale EOR SALE, Good, Useful Town Horse. -Apply R. Rew, Victoria-str&t. FOR SALE, the Goodwill of Small Shop, low rout and good trade, corner Dusham-st, and Chqpel-at.—Apply David Nicoll. FOR SALE (Cheap), New Returned Window (10 x 9), 5 feet sheets of glass.— Apply at the Corn Store, top Hobson-street. FOR. SALE, at the North Shore, a good Allotment, near the Victoria Wharf; price. £2 Ms.—Apply Freehold. Star Office. JjUIR SALE, tho 3-ton yacht Ethol May JL? (coppered), with all gear, etc., in good ordo ; suitable for either pleasure or working Bun.oses.— Apply Thames Carriaga and Dray Fu:tory, Viotoria-street Bast. FOR SALE, cheap, for cash, -large C roomed House, faithfully built; bay window, waßhhouse, and every oonvenienoe.— Apply 2nd ho««e In Sussex-street, Surrey Hilto, Great North Road.



XjiOß IMMEDIATE B_LE, as the owner .JD ia leaving, four Houses in Ponsonby, of fpur, &re, -six, and eight rooms respectively, with powjhes and every convenience; almost now; don't Wse a chance—Apply-firßt house Burrcy-st., Surrey Hills, Richmond Koad end. fjWB. SALE, Sale-street, high position, *J overlooking Freeman's Bay, a Choice Little Villa 5f four well-turmshcd rooms in good state of repair. Corner Allotment, 29 x 75; very cheap at £320.—F0r farther particulars apply D. P. Kv:mß. Auctioneer and Land Agent. U76. F OR SALE, Ireland-Btreet, Ponßonby. Nice Little Cottage of four rooms," con veniently situated, close to town. Allotment, 3i x 71; very chean. Price, £210 —Fqr further particulars apply D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Land Atfent. . 1454. FOR SALE, Manning-street, Newton, a comfortable Groomed House, in a very pleasant poai'ion; Venetian blindl, reg. grates, Leamington rango. gas and water: allotment, 33x100; will soil at a low figure.—For further particular*, apply D. F. Evans, Houso and gstate Agent. 1531 FOR SALE, Tomporance Terraoe, Romncra, a fine new Re&idonce of six well-finished rooms; allotment, 60 x 221; two fireplaces, eunboard, and dresser; orchard of 40 trees. Also, tlie Allotment above (66 x 2211.—F0r furl her paitioulars, apply D, V. Evans, Auc tionoor and Estate Agent. 1523 FOR SALE, Penrose Junction, opposite tlio nosidenco of Sir Maurieo O'Korko. 2 Acres of Volcanic Land, cornorlot; would make a fine market garden: very level. House of S roome.splendidly finished oft stable, fowlhouso, and concreto tank (holding 2,000 gallons); about 7 minutes Irani Railway Station.—For further particulars, apply D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Land Agont. K2S im O R S A L E, THE LEABK OF A LARGE HOTEL,. In the City, Vohf, a good bu.lness. For fu'l particulars, apiply to A. HEATHER, Customs street. 1m 6 R 19 1 L I" THE HUNTLKY BRICK, TILB, AND POTTERY WORKS. Tho above Works, with all necessary Ma chinery and Plant, for the carrying on of a pro fltablo and successful Industry are now for dis posal. Tho property includes several acres of excel lent clny, thoroughly tested, and of high quality, well suited for tbe manufacture of Bricks, Pipes, Drain Tiles, and Pottery Ware. The buildings consist of Corrugated Iron Sheds and Mill Shed, good DwolUng-houße and Office. The machinery comprises Clayton's Brick makinsr and Pipe Machines, with all requisites. Also, 12-H.P. Tangye Engine and Boiler. The Kilns aro now and In good working order. The Works are in close proximity to the rail way and coal-mine; thus enabling coal to be obtained at the lowest rates, whilst the railway brinies tho works in immediate connection with Auckland and the Waikato district To a prootical man this local industry offers a chance seldom to be met with. For full particulars apply to W. L. MITCHELL, Land Agent, Coomtaes's Arcade. T 1 i\ DEPOSIT—Now Houso for Sale, JI_J JL" 20 minutes' walk from Quoen-siroot, on weekly payment system.—C. WllllamsoD, Estate Agent, High-street. X^OAA WILL Purchase 9 Years' j& &\f \f Leaio, with purchasing claiiso, of PS Acres good Land, within 8 miles of Auck land; N.B. aspect; suitable for strawborrlcs. orchard, poultry, &c.; 17 acres grass, together with Houso and outbuildings. Rental, £50 per annum.—J R. Randeraon. Auctioneer. BIUCK" SBISP AND DWELLING, WELLKBLEY-STREET. FOR SALS, the Lease of Superior Premises. Good Business Stand and Excellont Accommo dation as Private Residence, with gas and water and all conveniences. Price low. W. L. MITCHELL, Land Agent, Coombeß's Arcade. (^ REAT BARGAINS in City Property. y~ New Residence (just completed) within 12 minutca of Qnnon-strcet. Contains large and lofty rooms (2 of them 21 x 15 oa h), gas, gas stove, city watfr, and bath; overy convi nloncn; grand viow of Harbour; locality pleasant and healthy. Anply parly, as this oholco property is sure to Hi quickly.—J. R. Rariflerson, Auctioneer. I HAVE FOR,SALE, on volcanic land, clr.se to town, some vory cheap and choice Bui'dlngSltesandlloufies; also, Money to Lend. -F. G. Ewinston, Estato Agent, Coombes's Arcado . ' "KTEWMARKET. — Grand corner Pro _i3l pcrty, maiu road; oommodious double fronted Shop and oohve'nlont- Reeidenco of 7 rooms, with privato entrance, well, pump, etc. Price, £950.—Apply J. R. Randereon, Auo tioneor. .■ • -RgTTWTON ROAD.- Very Desirable JL™ Corner Section and 7-roomed Dwellir.g in First-rate Repair with all Conveniences for a Family. Not far from Symonds-stroet, in a Gwind PBsllion, nlwuys commanding a Gpod Rental. The owter, desiring1 to realißO, will Sail at a Low Figure.—\V. li. MitC-011, Laad A gent, Cocmbes's Arcade. T}ROFITABLB BUSINESS, returning XT Rood income, for £150; includes complete furaituro of loreo boarding-house (22 rooms, to tgeher with 3 years' lease of briok bnllding. and [tood-will of bcsinoEa). Tho situation is central, atd the house full of permanent boarders. Only reason for Belling, ownar losving tho eolojty.— Carda to view Irom J. R. Randerson. Auctioneer TO EXPRESSMEN AND GTHERS.- For Sale, oheap. Now Fived-roomod House; every convenience; level volcanio double uUotmont: stablo erected if required.— Mr W. ft. Woodward, Mary-street, Mt. Bdtß. mo DRAPERS- AND CLOTHIERS. 'Ihe undersigned has FOR SALE an Old established DRAPERY AND CLOTHING BUSI NESS. IN INVEItCABGLLL. Tho stand is without exception one of the boat In tho city, • J For information and all particulars, apply to W. L. MITCHELL. j Confidential Agent, Coombes'a Arcade. r\jTILWAMSON A VENUB, SURREY HILLS. BPBOiAIT^OTIOB. A limited number of CHOICE AttOTMKNTf In WILLIAMSON AVENUE, destined to bo the finest street in or about Aucjdand; also some In other Btrstta, are NOW ffofi TKa first time O»EN FOB BALK. • ■ ■ , .•.•"■■•.?!,•, I | g H Terms! One-fifth, Caah,; balonoo any time #Ithtn five years, .instalments of £5 and up wards received. Interest, T per oont. on unpaid balances. Prices and plan* can bo had at Offieß, Short and-stroot, A. BOAKDMAN. AKSnt. Public Notices. \ ■ \ A OF.—COURT ! aßmjgmmk -« • _ ZKALANDIA. ■ 3 EaSSe-Sli Dorß °' '^o -bovo.are i ' Hi MIxSSb requested to meet at 1 i 83E SaHBBI lho top of Nelson-st. ' lffi Wraal TO-MORROW (Satur ; » JSffiKSßSJ'l'w) AFTERNOON, at . »€JBBW««SE IICB3 , J]S| tQ £ollow tno ro . a mains of Bro. J. Fitzk,'s lato.Wifa to , : their last res ting pkce. By or*er. ; J. PHILLIPS, Sep. EOR GREYMOUTH I>IRKCT, liiiiiilll co^l* l26l^"o with west boast HERALD, IQO Al at Hoydstwill eail qs above from One .huDjjiv Whari TOMOHROW (Saturday), the 20th imtant, at noW. AH fahipplng Notes must be stamped afc our office before goods will be reoerVed. For £roight, passage, and other pprUcplars', apply to BTQIjJB-BROS., 20f Otteea-Street. \ BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. SUNDAY EVENING. JUNE 21. Programme : Overture (Violin and Piano) -M* H. Weinbera (loader " Silver King" Orchestra) and Mr W. H. Webbe. Song , Gentleman Amatenr. RecTtaHon, " Woman's Lnvo " Ivo LECTURE BY CHARLES BRIGHT " Jonah anj the Whale' (The Great Bible Fish Story). Violin Solo—Fantasio de Concerto ("Fauat").. Mrlf.Wcinberg. Disoussion invited. Doors open at 7. Commence at 7.30. Adinis- Blon : Dress Circle, 2a ; doubio ticket (lady and gentleman), 2a ; Stalls, ft; Pit, (3d. N.B.—"The Rationalist" may be obtained at tho OperaHquee. A DVISK your friends to drink Wolpb'b ■"- Schmapps. EVONPOR-T, North Shore, Korthcote. —Inhabitants of there Districts will find it greatly to thtf r advantage to purohas,e their Boots at J. J. Austin's Vt harf Boot Shop. TT/DLFa'S SCHNAP1 JS oheera the mind and BUTTER AND EGGS, Wholesale and Retail; choice Dairies ia tnrce times a week.—Tremayno'aGrocory Store, Abercrombie street. T3JPOUNDED on 18th inst., in the Auck -1 land M'arKbt Pound, 1 Bay Gelding, branded like 8R (the R reversed) on off rump, hind leet white, white stripe left side of nose, white star on forehead. If not released, and expense; paid, by the 3rd day of July next, wljl he sold by public auction. — James Stanton, Pound keeper, Auckland, 19th June, 1885.



T>EW[S GROCERY AND PROVISION STORES, VICTORIA-STREET. PURE INDIAN TEAS TWO SHILLINGS PER LB t "O EW'S GROCERY AND PROVISION JL\i STORES, VICTORIA-STREET. PRIME NEW CANTERBURY HAM 3 Now on Sale. TjIxaiBITION of Glasablowing Saturday JOi Afternoon, from 2to 5. Admission, Gd. Pr4z3S given. Works, Freeman's Bay. VETERAN RIFLE VOLUNTEER COMPANY, Will asfemblo at tho Drill Shed in Uniform TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, llio 20th inst., at 1M sharp, to proceed to Northcote by 215 boat. The Garrison Band will be in attendance. T. T. ANDERSON, Cap lain. "VTEW EDEN HALL, SUMM~ER~ST., JX MOUNT EDEN ROAD. Mr J. Reas "will lecture in the abovo Hall, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, commenc ing at hale past seven, on "Paul's desko to depart and be with Christ," Phil. 1, 2, 3. Heats Frce._Questionsjnvited._Come all. ST.~JOHS'S~ WESLEYAN CHURCH, PONSONBY. Tho Anniversary Services of the above Chinch will bo held on SUNDAY Next, tho 2lat insf. Hey. A. J. RJIITH will preach in the morn ing at 11, and Rev. K. BAVIN to the evening at C SO. Special collodions in aid of tho Trust Funds. On TUESDAY, June 23rd, the usual Soiree will tako niaco. Tea in tho Schoolroom at 6.80 p.m. Publio Meeting in Churcli at 7.30 p.m. Addresses by Eev. J. Robertson, M.A., H. Ball, T. Q. Caw, tor Knott, and other friends, Interspersed with muslaal selections by Choir. Chairman-Ms:. H. BARTON. Tickets for Soiree, Is 6d each, may be obtained from any of the Trustees, or Mr 1). Jack, Fon aonby Road. TDOARD OF EDUCATION. MiDWINTER~HOLIDAYS. The Auckland Town and Suburban Schools will be CLOSED for the Midwinter Holidays and Annual Examination cf Pupil Teachers during the week beginning MONDAY, 29ih Jane inst. Committees of Country Schools can arrange the Holidays at their diecretion, subject to the Regulations. By order of the Board. VINCENT E. RICK, Secretary. \\l OLFE'3 SCHNAPPS restores digestion. ONEY TO LEND, on Freehold Securities.—Arcb. Buchanan. Solicitor, St. Mungo Chambers (opposite Bank of New Z a'and) , PIANOS TUNED, 3s 6d; Repairs in every other Branch at moderate terms; 15 years' London experience.—Address Richeas, care of Murray and Spencer, Queen-street. I\/TRS SINGLETON, Victoria-street, J.tJL begs to call special attention to her varied Stook of Baby Linen, Robe 3, Shawls, O'oaks, Hooda, Hats, &o. ATO"RTH SHORE—Pianoforte Lessons— Jl3( Q ontlcman teacher requires two ptinils.— for terms and card, apply MrTichbon, Cabiaet maker. North Shore. C.H AB. W ILL IA M SON, Land, House, and Estate Agent, High atreet (near Shortland-streot), has always for sale and to let large and small houses in the City, suburbs, and country districts; also farms, unproved and unimproved, in various, parts or the province Sovoral eligible building allot in eats for oale in tb c City. See lists in Evening Star and " Herald " "I S^ Si S M I T H, B^.y, Corset, and Bandage Maker, 18 years With Summers and Mclntyre, Edirfbargh, respectfully solicits the patronage of the Ledies of Auckland. Hie has a therough practical knowledge oi the Trade in all its branches, and can confidently assure those who may favour her they wijl find in them everything to be desired. Stays for Invalids, Ladies' Shoulder Braces, &c &o, &c. Ladies waited on in town and subm'tis.- Addreea ESKBANK COTTAGE, Gurdry-atract, Nowlon. THE Choapnoss of'an'Article Depends upon the Quality. The reasons why tho Mew Zealand Tweed Company, Tailors, Short land-street, has mot with the amount of success that it has are: Firstly, tho Tweeds are all of New Zealand manufaoture. coming direct from tMe Mill, go there is no Middleman's Profit; secondly, overy Garment is Thoroughly Shrunk, and made in a First-glass Stylo thirdly, there is No Credit, so Uio Good Customer does not pay for the Bad.—New Zealand Tweed Company Tailing, ahortland-strcat, oppopifai Star Offlco Ti/r RS HARDING, Formerly of the Union Hotel, Wellington, ; : •:.•; Is now the Proprietress of ~ • : . THE OCSIDENTAL HOTEL, j; • -. VULCAN LANE. T> A U L . P U'R C H A S E, in tendering his sincero and heartfelt thanks to the WAITEMATA MINStfKSLS "and the public [feneially, who bo freely res ponded to tho call of assistance on bis bdhalf, beers to intimate that he is prepared to exoonte ■iraefs for tho delivery of COAL and JfiRB \VOOD at the s)iorte3t noti.ee. at following prises:—WhanjfoSoi, Kamo, and Tau^iriCoal, 2W per ton, delivered; Newcastle, 325; well seasoned Tea Tree, long wood blocks, and'spilta, 13j, 14s, and Isa respeotlvoly, delivered.—Walte mata Coal and Firewood Yard, top of Union stre&t, AucKland. CITY OF AUCKLAND TRAMWAYS AND SUBURBAN LAND COMPANY I '-. (LIMITED). : N O.T ICE. Fbefman'S Bat Tuib-tablb.—Tho following trips from Freeman's Bay will be discon itiuued:—7.lo 8.'20, and 8 60 a.m.; C'K and 6 82 p.m. 'Also from Queen-street toFinemau'a Bay—B 0, 8 25a.m.; 0.8,6 35, and 7.20 p.m. Possojjby 'JSme-tabw;.—Ttroadditional trips I will bo ruu from the Btablce, Wallace-stree4, to Queen-street, viz :—Departure Stables: 822 ■a.m;, 6.52 pm. Departure Three l*nips: 8.30 a.m., 7.0 p.m. Arrival Qaeen-stroet: 8.0 a.m., 736 P- m" F. A. WHITE, Secretary. 83, Queen-fctreot, Auckland, Juno 10,1855. q A 11. WHITE, FENCER AND CONTRACTOR, Saving Removed to Markot Yard, la prepared io take Orders for all kinds of Fencing, at lowest possible prices. Contracts taken also for Shing ling and Draining. Men u«cd to the work. Also, on solo. In large or small quantities, Purlri Posts: Kauri Palings, 9j; Whi^e Pine, 8s 6d: all kinds of Bails; Wicket Gatog. 9s; Mil! Wrought Wicket Gates, Hs; Shingles; Drain Pipes and Tiles; Closets (complete), for £2; Boxes, only 6s; Scaffold Poloa; fine Flag Poles, 10s each. S AM. WHITE, CONTRACTOR, Market Yards Queen-street Entrance.; ■ /-\RANGES! BANANAS!! PINES!! 1 PBR S.S. "jANKT NICOLL Subsidised by Government to run to the South Sea Islands) ORANGES, BANANAB. COCOANUTS, &ti. As the Fruit will be Cased at the Islands (the trip only occupying about six days), pur chasers oan rely on receiving tho same In FIRST-CLASS ORDER AND CONDITION, And at stated Intervals, So that a Regular Supply will be guaranteed. CHARLES BAGLEY, WHOLESALE FRUITERER. Cdstoms-btrbet and Parnell Rise. N.B.—Country Orders for the Auckland Dis trict, accompanied by remittance, promptly attended to. TfiOß THE RESIDENTS OF DEVONPORT, NORTHCOTE, AND BIRKENHEAD. QHEAP JOB LOTS OF TII£ BfiU ! 1 TIMBER !! TdNfBBR !! TIMBER !! TIMBER?!! TIMBER !! DEMVBRED FREIGHT FREE BY THE AUCKLAND TIMBER COMPANY, Lfefc CHEAP LINES tip to 30tji JUNE, when tho Company Close for Stocktaking. "PROCLAMATION' GREAT SACRIFICE of £9.000 WORTH OF BOOTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS, the Balance of our Immense Stook. GARRETT BROS, having decided to prolong the SALE FOR ONE MONTH LONGER, In order to oloso partner ship accounts, G.B. arts determined to soil dur-. Ing that time at PRICES UNHEARD OF IN THE COLONY I The following are the PRICES of a few linos only:— a. d. a. d. Men's Watertlghts _ - 8 6..worth H 6 Mon'aKlMtics 7 B..worth 12 6 Mon'sßalmorals 9 6..worth 12 6 Men's Bluchers.. .. .. i 6.. worth 8 6 Men's Shoes 6 0.. worth 10 0 Ladles'KJdE.S... - ..5 6..worth 9 6 Ladles' Buttoned Boots .. 8 9..worth 13 6 Ladies' Buttoned Boota .. 7 B..worth 12 6 Ladies'KidE.S .. 6 6..worth 9 6 Ladies' Kid E.S. High-leg .. 7 6.. worth 12 C Children's Shoes .. ..1 o..worth 3 6 Children's Boots .. ..1 o..worth 3 6 Ladies' Evening Shoes .. i 6..worth 8 6 All Other Lines at Equally Low Rates fo CASH ONLY. GARRETT BROS., Tanners and Boot Manufacturers, wakkfibld-stbket, ■ . AUCKLAND.!



pAKUEANGA HUNT CLUB. n o~tT~i c c. This Hunt being a Subscription Pack. I o on* will be allowed to hunt with tho Hounds unions he is a Subscriber o£ at least threo guineas. Thia has been forced on tho Club on account pi 'he numerons complaints of owners of property: againßt the numbers attending the Meets who are in no way responsible for damages or the support of the Houndß #KßcivAT - , BONSOK BY RIFLES. .Members of above wiil meet for drill TO NIGHT, at 7.80, in the Ponsonby Hall. 0. MARTELLI, Secretary. NOTICE.— All Claims not already proved aaainst tho assigned estate of ANDREW PEARSON, Storekear.er, Wbangaroi, must be rendered to the undersigned not later than WEDNESDAY, Ist July, othfrwise they wiH n-t bo recognised. —G. RAINEY (for tho Trustee), Fort-streot, Aucklatidt ' ' PONSONBY FURNISHING ARCADE „ (near tehee lamps). ANDERSON, WALKER & CO. beg to notify that they havo DISPOSED OF THKfR BTJSIv NK3S to B. WHITE & CO., and trust that a* customers will continue to patronise the Arcade. - s E. WHITE & CO. i Raapectfully solicit publio impport, and liaT.e aiuch pleasure in announcingthatarsangemenig are made for Extending ihe Cabinet-making Business. In future. Mowed Kaubi FERMI; tube will be a Specialty. Funerals Fumuneo , in anx style. E, WHITE & CO., PONSONBY FURNISHING ARCADE. NORTH SHORE ESTATE AGENCY (TWO MINUTBS FBOM VICTORIA W HAEF.) SPECIAL NOTICE., Those who are seeking Houses for Purchase or rental should at once apply to GUEST AND SONS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. BUILDERS, AND HOUSE DECORATORS, .> Victoria Road, North Siiore. The best Building Allotments on the North Shore and district to be Sold Cheap, and on Easy Terms. Splendid views of the harbour. > Plans of Houses prepared and Estimates giipn '"""ft LAND AND HOUSKB ■:«■ of every description to bo Let or Solo. N.B. — Gentlemen having houses, land, or property of any description should at onoe send particulars o£ same to tho übore agoneT. Loans negotiated. Money obtained on Mortgage Rema a id Dfltta collected. Tender?. 800K1 DEBTS IN BANKRUPTCY : ESTATES. Tenders aro invited for tho Purchase of Sundry Book Eebla in Bankruptcy Estates, as a whole or separately. Full information and con. iitions at my office, whero tenders, sealed and markod ' Tender for Book Debts," must be da! posited on or before twelve o'clock on July 1, 1885> JOHNLAWSON. Official Assignee In Bankruptcy. Star Buildings. Aucklanc 1, June IS, 1885. Continued on First t*age. - AactlonSi [ W. VAILE.J lE. t. BIUDLEV,'" TO-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. AUCTION SALE OF TREES. Wo will Sell, a*, our Saleroom,, ~, :\ FIRST-CLASS ASSORTMENT OF •**- FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES Flowering Shrubs, and Plants in variety. VAILE AND BRADLEY, General Auctioneers, House, Land, and. Commission Agents, Opposite Savingß Bank. MONDAY, NEXT, Noon. ' ■ \ CLOCKS, TOYS, FANCY GOODS,- STATIONERY, BOOKS, KITS, ~.; To Clear Consignments. ," R. ARTHUR Has been favoured with instructions to sell by auction, at his Mart, Queen-street, on Monday next, at 12 o'clock, ncoa, A LARCfeASSOH'I&IENTOFCL.OCKS," X3L Timepieces. Albjjms, Accordeofcs. C,on-, cortinas,' Musical Bfajojiu /Jewellery, Vaaes," I Luettep, Combs, Eracfoe^JKits, Baskets, Fancy Baf?s, Hats, Trimmings. Hoods, Cans, Hat Orna ments, Coral, China, Flower Pots, Photo Cases, Pipes, Opera Glasses, Mirrors, Bronze Orna ments, llusio Gbbcs, Games, Pooket Books, Pouches, Stationery, Books, Clothing. Drapery, Koto Books, Oleographs, Pictures, Shawls, Shirts, &c. . Also, t; Boots, Perfumery. Egg Boilers, Sundries. &0., &c &o. MONDAY, JUNE 22, • At 11 p'clooksharp. :'\' ;;:; : HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS &ssu EFFEGIS OF THE ,1 ■■ IMPERIAL BOARDING-HOUSE (20 Bedrooms'), GREY-STREET. D. F. EVANS "■*■';■' -j Has been favoured with instructions (torn Mrs W. A. Waterman (who is leaving Auckland) to sell by publio auction, at her residence, Grey-street, on Monday next, June 22, at 11 o'clock sharp, THE WHOLE 0F HER VALUABLE AND VARIED , HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Comprising tho following— THREE SUITES HORSEHAIR COUCHES AND CHAIRS. Parlour and Occasional Tables, Sofas, Cano and Austrian Chairs, Hocking Chairs, Varied Assortment Choice Oil Paintings, Chronios, &c, Fenders and Firelrons. Lace Curtains, Rings and Poles Brackets, Toilet Tables, Waßhßtanda and Ware, Bedroom Chairs, Small Racks, Mat' • Hogs (Cocoa., China, Coir, &c), Kldder minister. Tapestry and Brussels Carpets, Doormats and Slips, Passage and Dining Oilcloths. Register Grates (portable), att Single Three-quarter and Full-sized Iron Bedsteads (quite new, and fanoy designs) 1 Lavender-ooloured Iron, Italian Double Bedstead with brass railings (handsomely designed), 12 Looking Glasses and Hand some M.rrors, a Choice Assortment of Bed Lttaen, Pillows and Bolsters (Feather, Flock, Kapocfc, Flax, &c), Feather Beds, Spring . Mattraaaos and Palliasses, Blankets (Double and Single), Sheets, Pillow Slips, Hugs and Counterpanes, Wool Mate, Toilet Covers Hair Combes and Brushes, Clothes Brashes. Shoo Brushes, Scrapers, Bploahmaits. Fire Grates, a Choice Assortment of Single end Doub'o Chests Drawers, Oilcloth Souftap Bellows, 1 Herbert Smith's Cooking Ranges («omplete and qulto new), i Largo Boilers (1 pure copper, holds 20 gallons, portatfle). also 1 of Messrs Smith and Wollstood'g Eco nomical Ranges (nearly new), 1 Portable Sink with Stopper, Washtubs (wooden and palvanizcd). Saucepans, Stcainirons Clothes Bale's, Grand Assortment ol Kitchen Utenßils, Gas Fittings I^BI" &c., &c., &o. . .'. '•','■:< D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, JUNE, 28. ■ im-XTENSIVE TTNRESERSVED OALE OF TjiANCY QOODS (From the South), '■■'■ AMOUNTING TO £425. >. - ' TO FANCY GOODS DEALERS AND OTHERS. GABRIEL LEWIS Has received instructions to sell at bis Rooms on abovo" date, at 11 o'clock. ■ A CONSIGNMENT OF ABOVE GOODS, The Stock of a Fancy Goods Store, from the South. NO RESERVE. TUESDAY, JUNE 30, ' At Noon, PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. JQAIRY FABM AT AVOKDALE building site, great north road HOstrlet l) property in Alexandra HoSTftl^ D ALLOTMBNTS » GEORGE* HOstsbbt. d allotmknt. Elizabeth Full Particulars in Fature Issue. D. F. EVAN 8. Auctioaoer. Continnea.oU kSigbXt S*agK "■" muu