PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL.

Ifg^NowOr*an. \ _rpntrick'B Cuthcdral fm^w . cro ( f /^ded congregations tho Z rendir-d spocially in baS Loi tho oponmg and tfSSSr organ purchased by 4t Sonfand just erected «* mMhanical skill and loving "fJSSSr. Augustine Luck, Mock pontifical^ high mass .J Father Raphael Uissol, *■ 7 celebrant, with Father M -jETtf as deacon, and i other Cb de^on. Fathers Walter ' a Tuckwoll were deacons of ISop preached from the Js, John's Gospel, Codisa An«_ who adoro Hun must St and in Truth." After *£ ot the terms of the text, ' ffon to say that tho Catholic f toys been distinguished for r.„Hf\. and onnobbi in every fSSSto" of Almighty '.i-„ invlsu servico she had ftjH "ulpture, laid lion the glowing colours upon flic f'oromost among tho arts. Sat which had just, been St Cathedral was tho fit nation of the purpose for which itself ff*3 intended. It was at ! testimony of their love of Wr appreciation of His ex tStaony of their abUl .,4 constant hope in his goodness; and a testi f the charity which should ,« Tho orgaa was a great the servico of Almighty God, Woe could bo too good or too a very expensive instrument, /jndon he had been onablcd to very favourable terms. He 100 and, under tho circum .acquired it, it was considered „ Those who were compe ,,'cean opinion upon its value it to bo well worth £1,200. eotion he felt justified in Ait-sing his gratitndo to for the care and skill with erected the instrument. It . him a labour of lovo, but a he less, and £150 would not t the cost of such an under professional man. An organ J™ complement of a cathedral , wanted tho people to look .nee thero as an honour to He believed it to bo tho Auckland, and he had also ■bb, that it was tho best in _A_d, He was very thankful fthe services of so eminont as Father Patterson at as of tho organ, and ho was deeply ito the ladies and gentlemen of tho fohjd so kindly volunteered their _. He was goi.'i^,' to ask the con atoniark their appreciation of the is-by either giving in cash or pro dgive what thoy were ablo in aof tie debt upon it. Already he jred a fair amount for that purpose. idited the list himself with £20, jury that his means would not itomakeitupto £100; Monsoig a kid given £10 ; Father AValttr [l«akne.«s for guineas), £10 10s ; i j A. Tole (Minister of Jus- Si Mr D. A. Tolc, £10 10s; aid Mahony, £10; Mr Pierco l£10; Mr John Sheehan, M.H.K., B-Mra Edward Mahoney, £2 ; so iddy had £93 ss. Tho collectors a lent amongst tho congregation, itltpse of a quarter ot an hour the Monnced with expressed pleasure mm total received or promised was )i Tho musical portion of the asfeted of Haydn's Third or Ira te, which was very effectively _j a choir of fully 50 voices, under chip of Mr J. McComish. For iutne ordinary cli-.ch choir had Itod by leading singers from ftbo Protestant Churchos. Tho iof tho mass were very agreeably __y rendered by Miss Shanaghan .Hiss Mary Tole (contralto), Mr ■ (tenor), and Mr Smyth (bass), tan tho "Agnus Dei" by tho iparticularly good. As indicated mary of the Bishop's remarks, Mterson (from St. Joseph's padon) presided at the organ. A with true musician-like jtaate, and proved himself to be I the manifold resources of r.n tUhich is worth all tho praiso bpon it by tho Bishop. It is an i great power, and its tones arc star and resonant. The talented ttMMted its charms to great ad- Eeopencd the servico with throe _ Bach's delicious fuguo in v.". «Jatintervals during tho ''Mass" J i piece in D Major, by Guilmant, npli-hed Parisian organist), four li Baptiste, another of Bach's ffichaelia' " Turkish Patrol," a ;Scotfiero,and an offertoirein Aflat, Im-Wely. As tho congregation It played a spirited and stately «S flat, composed by himself in itlelate Dr. Vaughan, of Sydney. i dose Of the servico, tho Bted the choir to an appotising t,which waa laid out in tho school item-street. In tho evening the _ was again crowded. Pontifical i mre celebrated by tho Bishop, Walter officiating as assistant Fitter Egan ns deacon, and Father ia sob deacon. Father Egan I the eermon. The collection 8815s, making up tho total for tho m 14s 3d. 4 HOUSE.- " Diplomacy.'' :- • fe English adaptation of Victorien ijnatplay "Dora," was produced Sot time in New Zealand, at tho feae pa Saturday evening, and of tiw a numerous audience. Its JH unequivocal, and along with *" it will tend to render tho •won memorable in our theatrical ;fl»ra is no occasion to describe Uor that has been done already in bum albeit sufficiently. Suffice it, "*t in fitting it for produc -51 the British stage, tho adaptor [ careful to preserve unimpaired •lilich distinguish the drama as ' singular merit. The characters '"fully drawn, the plot is highly 'Wi_ and it is wrought out •a'tona denouement with that ' wbich SaTdon has gained an "ttrate, while the English traps [Wen care that the dialogue ehali ™t cither author or drama. It is %c;a high-class society drama of *_i_ality of conception and it 1 farimiDativo artistic treat *l« achievement of its full effect. 'joqnsetionably had on Saturday "theperformance progressed, it Wot that the actors had studied Wnfli great fidelity, and although §9 intervention of the prompter, *t first nights, formed part of tho *J.«tilit did not so far impede tho Jjpqplay as to arrest the attention *W. MrWybertßeeve as Harry %m diplomatist who foils the •laiiaary Baron Stein, and disen- Jj'others wife from tho wob of sus ar 'Talwas weaving arouni her, h "Ji 1 .life and soul of tho por ?. Bi« impersonation was marked ■iwtation of detail, and it was in rWW'effective. In his hands, gPtt is a man of great penetra **« judgment, fertilo of expedient JMonr, tried courage, and firm U M of the most tolling situations ■™WM» that in the fourth act, 'JjTtteans of a peculiar scent i M the Countess Zicko, who he ,"™»g the official papers, he ,-!•*, she is the arch-con ?. 'be plot of intriwuo, and m the trap which extorts her JWt she Btole the papers whoso *t M b incriminated t'lo inno" y; Mfßee_ve, in short, presented jg portraiture of a strong part w-j, wyn M Dora played an C'"? Part with undoubted talent i ffl?_ the possession of much his ,}??_<.. She shared in a call SgPWn. Mr J. B, Steele gave a, j^« himself as Julian & ' ?I?. 8 lover and husband, Uuppendalo appeared to framed advantage as tho »p®5«H. while Miss Constance ,D»»Fnned with credit tho JJ^ais Yicka. The other '«__. • cd' Md two or th«e calls '"I Z . i marlted the Brant sat!s with the entire per- H taiv"? * " D'P^macy " will bo Ww genuine merit in play k^PJ. obtains its merited re »W?. ?le«3 should " run " for at :v*>:crowdsd "honcos." ■BlB_Rs»M Bfttrl« wua bigiia-Jied MKrsf,*S ernocn. Hhe may prove mmMtiSßPiW'&n Mendel, from »% fiwWaate, fitom Liverpool, aU

SOCIAL MEETING AT HAMILTON.

A social mooting of tho members of the

Prcsbylorian Band of Hopo and temperance friends of Hamilton was held in tho Pres byterian Church on Friday ovoning last to bid good-bye to tho Roy. Wm. Raoburn. Tho different churches were woll repre sented, and expressed their doepregretat Mr Raoburn leaving tho district, and wishod him Hod speed in his now sphere of labour. A duet was sung by Mrs Cochrane and Mrs Mc Lemon with tino effect. A solo was sung by Miss Strange, of Waitoa, who pos sesses a rich, mollow voice. The chief feature of tho ovoning, however, was tho presentation to Mr Raoburn of an illumi nated address and a magnincontly-bound volumo of "Church Praise" by his many friends, as a small tokon of tho osteem in which ho is hold by thorn. Hymn 111 (Sankoy's) was thon sung very i'colingly, being most appropriate to the occasion. Tho bonodiction was pronounced, and closed a very profitable mooting.

CITY NORTH LICENSING COURT.-This Day.

(Ueforo F. G. Ewinprton (Chairman), R. Xeal, It. w, (j yen, G. Winstono, and Joshua Robin sjii, Licensing Commissioners.)

Tin: Court was opened at noon, the room being protty well filled, and tho bar being strongly represented. Superintendent Thomson represented tho polico, and Mr Cottor appeared in all caso _ for the Liconsed Yictuallors' Association. Albion Hotel.—Transfor from K. Miller to John Pierce (Mr S. Jackson, jun., in sup port) : Transfer made permanent. Albert Hotel. — Transfor from B. S. Kobeit- to MrsO'MeaKher(Mr S. Hesketh in support): Transfer mado permanent. Bricklayers' Arms.—Transfer f.om Wm Wright to Mrs Zieplcr (Mr Hesketh in sup port) : Transfer mado pormanent Ah- Ewington remarked that the granting of tho transfer did not necessarily involve tho renownl of tho license. Before tho HrensiS were renowed the Bench would have to bo assured of the good character of the applicants. RENEWALS. Shamrock Hotel, Johanna O'Sullivan,— Supt. Thomson stated that a substantial and handsome now house had been erectod since last year, and remarkably well furnished. Thcro was absolutely nothing against tho character of tho licensee, while her lato husband (Mr Maurice O'Sullivan) had been well known and respected as a lnjtelkoqper. Tho Chairman stated that tho Committee had received two memorials (ono of which was signod by 200 porsons) against the re newal of this license and ono in favour of it Thoy were, however, informal, as not being in accordance with tho sSth section of tho Act. In answer to tho Bench Mr S. Heakoth (who appeared for tho lessee) stated tho hotel was supplied with a tiro escape, and Mr Scccombe thon explained that it con sisted of two wire ropes at tho northern end of the building. Tho Chairman stated that tho Bench had docided that in future all hotola in this district should bo confined to ono bar, one side-window, and two doors to tho bar—one for the customers loading to the street, and tho other for tho licensee, loading into the other parts of tho house. This was neces sary, as a policeman recently had been found behind one of the bars. I After a protest from Mr Cotter, tho side- j window was defined to be tbo window par titioning off tho bar from tho rest of the house. The bar of tho Imperial was re garded by the Bonch as a model bar. The license of the Shamrock was then renewed, subject to Superintendent Thom son's approval of the fire escape. Wharf Hotel, Mary Cole.-Supt. Thom son pointed out that the police report com plained of the papering of tho rooms, and recommended tho renovation of tho hotel and tho provision of a tire escape. All this bad since been done. A conviction for Sunday trading was obtained in August last. Mr Cottor explained that the licensee had had nothing to do with this infraction of the Act, and that she had readily admitted it without employing a solicitor. Tho Chairman considered than when a publican sold liquor on Sunday it was o fair inference that he was not able to make a living without soiling on Sunday, and con sequently the house was not needed. Tbo Bench had decided to adjourn the con sideration of tho caso till Wednesday week, tho 10th Juno, at 10 o'clock. Empire Hotel, Bridget McDormott.— Supt. Thomson stated that tho polico report, was favourable, but ono conviction stood recorded against tho liceneoo. It was not a glaring case, however, and the defendant saved trouble by pleading guilty. Mr S. Hesketh supported tho application for renewal, and argued that the sale of a pint of beer, which led to tho conviction, was an act of pure forgotfulness. It was the first conviction during a period of IS or 20 years. Mr Cotter (who appeared forMr McGarry, trustee under the late P. McDermott's will), also urged tho renewal of the licenso, and in doing ao mentioned that Mrs McDermott had only a life intorcst in tho hotel.

Tho Chairman said that tho Bench wero determined to put down Sunday trading in tho intoro.sts of law-abiding publicans, but as Mrs McDermott was a widow, thoy wished to give her case careful considera tion, and therefore it would bo also ad> journcd till the 10th in.st. Cosmopolitan Hotel, H. C. Richmond.— Tho Chairman stated that the Bench took objopt-On to in. renewal oi tho license of this houao under tho sth sub-sectum of sec tion 8! of the Act, viz., that the hotel was not required. Supt. Thomson stated that one room had been recently papered and better beds sup> plied, so that tho objections raised in tne police report in this respect had been met. The Chairman said that the Bench wore fully sensible of the gravity of ,thoir re sponsibility, and thoy took upon themselves in refusing any license, that in the faco of the police report, and of what thoy personally know, thoy did not feel in clined to grant the renewal of this license. Mr Hesketh applied for an adjournment of the case. . After some further ducussion between Bench and Bar, the Chairman stated that the Bench were ao resolved in mind by what they had seen at the hotel, substanti ated as these conclusions were by the police report, that even if a dozen adjournments were obtained, the license would not be granted. They had found four bods for public use in this hotel, and the police reported two of them to bo unfit for use, and the Bench there fore had determined that such a cla^s of hotel was not required in the neighbour hood. They would receivepetitionsin favour of the hotel, but they would at.acb greater weight to the eworn evidence cf respectable people, either for or against, Tho application was then adjourned till tho 10th inst. ,„,_,« Governor Browne Ho Lol—David Cun ningham.—The Bench decided to renew the license on the clear understanding that as tho building was delapidated the 1.-censo would not be renowed next year unless it had been replaced by a better structure. Mr Cotter wished some consideration piven to tho fact that no arrangements could well be made for erect ing a now building until the levels of the steot had been settled. He also read a repcrt from Mr Wado stating that to house was in good repair-License renewe* Clanricarde Hotel.—Annie Lynch-Tbe Chairman said that the Bench in this case, as in that of the Cosmopolitan, held that the hotel was not needed, and was not up to tho required standard.

TELEGRAMS.

Wellington, this day.-Major Gautley wil hand over the charge of thei defence works to Major Badham on the 10th, and will shortly afterwards proceed home. Colonel Whitmore sails for the South on defence business this afternoon. In consequence of the pacific nature of cables from homo in connection with the Kusso-Afghan difficulty the expenditure on defences will be largely reduced.

Dt.NEi.iN, this day.-At the inquest on Stanley, who fell through a skylight at the Pit v Hotel a verdict of " accidental death with a recommendation that a cku c be naerted in the city bui ding regulations by which skyhghts shaU b gtmrded by iron bars, «*»^*i£h to prevent anyone from falling through.

gates are also expected to go to«»« Christchurcb, Welling*"l, and Napier.

THE HERALD-GAIRLOCH COLLISON.

Nautical Inquiry.

(Boforo H. G. Seth Smith, R.M., and Captains Frater and Scott, Nautical Assessors.)

Tut: inqury into the recent collision bo twoen tho abovo steamers was resumed this

morning,

Frederick William Marks, ablo seaman on board tho s.a. Gairioch, deposed that on tho morning of tho collision he was stationed on tho forecastlo hoad of his vessel. Nicholas Carman, A.B. (atoorsinan of Gairioch), Boylo (apprentice), Stratford (second onginoer of Gairioch), John Buckle and Henrgo Leech (passongers) also gave evidonco.

(Left Sitting)

Mud.

(To tho Editor.)

Silt,—Mud in the city, mud in tho suburbs, wo are in danger of having mud on tho grain. Cr. Upton suggests that mud pumpß are required at tho foot of College Hid. Mud in Symonds-street, and everywhere. Mr Editor, will you permit me to call the attention of your numerous readers to the clny and mud on the New North Koad from Mount Koekill Road to Morningside. Aba ratepayer of Mount Albert, I havo very frreat sympathy with those poor pedestrians that reside about Kingslund. Thero is ono man that keops a shoe shop, and at the present time you cannot get to his door ; although he laid down some boards, they were lost in the mud very quickly. This, sir, is a sample of the road referred to. The lato Board, in their wisdom and forethought, before retiring from olllce, made excellont roads beyond tho railway crossing at Morningside to Gittos's Bridgo, and provided for futuro wants by placing large heaps of broken motal along tho sides of the road, which is rapidly growing greon for want of use, while the other part of the road referred to above is starving for tho want of a new coat of motal. Whon will tho now Board which have promised so much, and from whom wo expect groat things, put their shoulder to the wheel and show us what they are made of! We do hope thoy will not grow rusty, for this part of the Now North lload ought to havo a share of tho new loan. Thero are, some, mon in Mount Albort (thoy may be few) who know the Board cannot make tho road without monoy ; tho rates aro not sufficient for this and other parts of the district,—Yours truly,

Mount Aliiekt Ratbpaykb,

The Now South Walca Government havo Bipp l.'d a small printing plant to H.M.B. Nelaon, Admiral Tryon desiring to have a floating printing office, go that he can, while at soa, keop printed records of all matters relating to his command. At Wairarapa, tho other day, a baker was charged with selling bread under weight. Tho defonco eet up was that tho loaf sold was a cottage loaf, and therefore fancy bread. The Magistrate deoided that the loaf was not fancy broad, and imposed a nominal line of Ss, tho caso being a tost caso. Wo find that Mr Lamonto was misunder stood with reference to tho return obtained from To Aroha tailings, as published in our i Saturday's issue. Tho result of one to two 1 ounces mentioned referred only to the tail ings of one mine, which had never been . through tho berdans. !

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1885.



Meetings. A UCKLAND INSTITUTE. Th . First Meeting for the Presont So sion will be hold In tho Museum Duildlng., Prince«-3troot. on MONDAY, June 1, at 7.15 pm . when tho President-elect (J. A. Pond, EBq.) will deliver the ANNIVERSARY ADDRESS. The following Papors will also bo read : 1. Descriptions of New Species ot Carabido... by Capt T. Broun. M.E S. 2 On a New Species ot Chromodoriß. by T. F. Cheeseman, F.L.S. 3. Notes on tho Stitch Bird (Pogonorniscincta), by A. Reischek. T. F. CHEESEMAN, Secretary. AUCKLAND LIBERAL ASSOCIA TION. — General Mooting, Temperance Hall (back room), TO-MORKOW (Tuesday, 2nd June), 7 30. Important Binincss. Every mem ber request dto attend. Public Invited.—P. M. Grant. Mccreary. A UCKLAND SKATING CLUB. Tho Club will meet fcr Rinking on next WEDNESDAY Evening, tho 3rd June. The Annual General Meeting will bo hold during tho evening. W. A. RIDINGS, Hon. Secretary, T>ARNELL LAWN TENNIS CLUB. A Genoral Meeting of the above Club will be held on tho Lawn on SATURDAY, lith inst., at 630 p.m. Buainoss important. Tea on the Lawn. R. G. THOMAS. Hon. SjJC^ A UCKLAND COURSING CLUB. A Meeting of tho above Club will bo held at tho Club-room TO-MORROW | Tuesday, Juno 2), at 8 p.m., when the Winnings at tho lato Meet ing will bo handed over. C. WALLNUTT, Hon. Sec. Anckland.May3o.lß.s. i«*««Hjjj£. JJ A' C- B' SOCIETY. f_U% AUCKLANDBRANCH.No.BI. £?y The Quarterly Meeting will be jJMf hold In the usual p aco at 7 3' 1 i_f pm.. WEDNESDAY. 3rd Juno. V* Business: Nomination of 0111 ---cors, and con.idorntion of for mation of a Now Z-aland Dis trict, Board. The Secretary in attendanco from 0.30 p.m.. to recolvo contribu tions. P. KEARNEY, Secretary. -VTEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that tho AnnuaLLocal Meeting of the New Zealand Loan and Mer cantile Agency Company (Limited) will be hold at the offices of the Company, at Auokland, on WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of July, 1885, at noon, FREDK. BATTLEY Secretary. Auokland. Jnne 18t.|1885. —EEilfloNE Gold mining com- PANY (LIMITED). Notloe Is hereby givon that an Extraordinary General Meming of tho Shareholders of tho Telephone Gold Mining Company (Limited) will be held in the Brokers' Association Room. New Zealand In-ttratice Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland, on MONDAY, tho 15th day of June, 1885 at 2 o'olcck in the afternoon, when tho sub joined resolution, whioh was passod at the Extraordinary General Mooting of tho Company held on the 29th day of May, 188-. will bo sub mitted for confirmation as a Bpeclal resolution. That the Directors bo autnonsed and em- Dowered to effect a salo or other disposition of the whole of the Company's Property and Assets, npon such terms as they shall think lit. By order. FRIAR C i, a rke, Secretary. Dated June 1,1885. WANTED, £2,750 at 7 per cent., on city property near the Bank of Now Zealand.-Apply to J. H. Wltheford, Shortland street. \ WANTED, Smart Boy to look after Horse and Buggy.-Apply Dr. Lowis,' College Road. __ "VITANTED, a young Girl to assist W in ho-S3 work—Roseneath, Hobson s tree t. ______ WANTED.— A respectable young Person of 18 wishes to meet with an Engagement as General Servant: good retor encesC-Adaress "5.T.," care of MraT. Bailey, Cro3B-street. Newtm. WANTED, Situation as Lady's Maid, nurse or housemaid, well recommended ; good needlewon.-Apply MrsJaok'a Registry, Mount Eden Road. I*7ANTED KNOWK—That Dr. Carter W Moffat-B Aummonlaphone will last for years, and should be used by Aotors, Vocalists. Clergymen. Public Speakers, Members of Par- Uament Lect.rers, Leaders of Psalmody, B-hcolmasters, Amateurs, Church Choirs. Bar listers, and all persons who use their voices rrofessiooally. It produces a melodious voice of extraordinary ringing clearness and range. wl ie great gOd Is done to the general health.- Mo^ay and Spencer, Agents for Auokland. ANTED KNOWN.—T. Evans (from Burton-on-Trent, England), Boot and ___Sy -^fmmend his work as equal to any done i?th_ crtd country. All descriptions of Boots Made to oXr, and Repairs done on the pre mises with neatness and despatch. , VST A N T B 1) X N O W X— ▼ » that R, TTOKHOPB,PInE-be?, Welleiley' street, always Seeps in stock a eplendid assort meat of GtaaaUew, Gas Brackets. Pendants, and ' fja. Globes of newest d-Bigus; also, a good m-A ' of Eleotrio Bella and Bitting, Water Pipe, an* ' KiUngs, and evJry requisite Of the trade. liberal allowance mad»> to the teada i .



Wnatmii WANTED, Jobbing Compoaitor.-Cecii Gardner and Co., General Printers High-street, Aucklan., WANTED, Junior Salesman for Dress Departmon'-.—Apply before l 1) a.m., Smith mid Oaughoy. W~ ANTED, a good Smith.; ■',Constant job to a good Workman. — Apply early Doch Iron Works. ANTED, l>ight Porter at once.— Apply Star Hotel. WANTED, an experienced Billstickcr ; good wagos riven to efficient hand.— Apply Star Office. WANTED, a first-class Coach Trimmer. —Apply by telegram to Rouse and Hurrell, Wellington, or personally to Wingate, , I3urna and (X, lrODm_____g_____,_____i__ton_B-Btreot. WANTED, a Boy to drive a broad cart. —A. Pitt, corner of Albert and Wynd ham street. , WANTED, a Nursemaid, not under IS yeai-3 of age. — Apply to Mrs Griereon, .cxt Choral Hall, Symonds-streot. WANTED, a few respectable, sharp ft iris. 13 to M.-Apply from 12 noon to 1 p.T... Auckland Tobacco Factory. Beach Road. Y\T ANTED, strong, active, willing Girl VT Mr tho country; privato family of four; wages, 9..—Apply Tuesday and Wednesday niorning, Ilanslop House, Upper Vincent-street, left side. WANTED, a Young Per.en to make herself useful, to attond to an Invalid Lady ; references requirod.—lnauiro Grafton Hoad, first house from Bowling Greon, auy time if tor I) p.m. W "ANTED, Young Lady as Dressmaker and Milliner ('igod about 23 or 21); must n competent, and well up to the business.—For 'uriher vartieulars, apply to Mosfi-i Win. Mc .\rthii__nnd_Co.. Queen-street. Auckland. _ VTSTANTED, invmodiatelv, a Machinist.— TT Apply Mrs Matswr. Oilskin Manufac tory, Iroland-Btrcet. near Franklin Road. W~ANTED, two or three experienced Hands for thi Drcsaoiaking; also Ap- Dronlices.—Apply to Miss Leo Smith, Rutland .trcct, hot ween.) and 5 o'clock, ANTED, a Genoral Servant.-Mrs Courtney, Courtney Pla.e, PoASonby, near Tram Stables. W'~~ ANTED, Good Genoral Servant ; no Children. — Apply, after !) o'elook in inor..ing.o.ihor»eHouse,Hobson street.opposito ■it. Matthew's Church. V\7"ANTED, as Gonoral Servant, a res- V 7 pn .table, sober Woman. Good wages. -Anp'y Mra Williams, next door Hill's Grocery, Wellesioy street WANTED, a good t'lain Cook and Laundress; also, a Girl as Housemaid; -ApplvimnifcdiatelytoMreMowbray.Manukau itond, Parnell. WANTED, at once, by a Highly Re spootibio Young Porson, a situation as t_ad\- or Mother's Help —AddreßS Muy, Star Jfllce. WANTED, by a Young Lady, a Situa tion to instruct young children, quite willing to make lwrsolf usoful.—Apply Good ipn'ii London Arcado. WANTED, Situation in Store or Waro hoiißO by Young Man with good refer vncos.—Apply "A.ll.,"T.io<lo_ Boarding House, Upper Quoen street. WANTED, Situation ns Working Houeokeepor. — Address Housekeeper. It ut Oltluo. WANTED, Situation, by middle-aged Woiranas housokoeper (?ood worker), n town or country ; good references.—Address, •j.b.." htab cmico. W "ANTED, by a thoroughly coinpotent Accountant, Tradosmon's books to make IP, or Accounts to niiikn outorcollocl : rcfer incoa given, -Address " X. V.'A. ' Stab Olllee. WANTED by goutloman, a Situation as Clork or BooW-kooper by doublo ontry; is i strict total abstainer; highest references liven.-Address. " Energy." STAR Office. WANTED, Sowing in a family by young married person; good dressmaker; no ibjeetijn to country.-Address " M.8.," Dress naker. Post-office, Newton. WANTED, 2 Oentlomen Boarders to .litre room. Splendid view of harbour, lath and piano.—Apply Mr Cclegrovo, care if Nelson. Monte, &-. Co.. Q'iccn-streot. \XTANTED, few Kcspcctablo Boarucrs, V? corner Salisbury and Bradford streets, 'arnoll! piano and good view of tho harbour. rt rms nioilcrato. WANTED, "tho Public to Call and Sco the Now and Second-hand Bugglos. vVaggans, etc.. at tho Thames Carrlago and )ray Factory, Ylctorls-Btrcet Kaat. VST ANTED at Onco, 20J000 Pick and .' T Shovel Men to cal lat Garrott Bros', a*d ecuro Watertights at 8s Gd; Bluchers, Is 13. (ale will la3t for One Month only. \\J ANTED, near Foot of Grey-street, V T Small Unfurnished Room with Fire ilaco.—A_dreig_"_C.».A.,''ST.u_ Office. WANTED To Let, a commodious Family Rosidenco at Mount Albort; 10 ooms, I acres land, out-bulldlngs, &c., &c.; ent low to a good tenant.-H Cittoa and Sons. ■Vyndlittin str.ut. \\T ANTED to Rent, a comfortable four * V r. 0 ried (.'oi ttKc on or near Mount Eden. mmodiat!.y.~..<l_ivssCntt.ioo. Star Olll._-.__ WrANI'ED" TO "KENT," a li-roomed TT [louie. State rent and locality, Q.8.P., ______ n _on i_____ \V r ANTKD, Newcomer to go in tor n T' Wei'- il.blislr.il Manufacturing tii. i> ess; principal only.-J. It. Hnndorson, Vuctiouecr._ f \ v ANTKIj, I'arlncr with I'OO to fSO to > V gnintn tplendid 3pcculntlon: nooppc i'ion — Apply 1) to 10 a.m., 5, .Mercantile .'liainbciv. IX7ANTED, a Partnor to join in tho TT Hiurdrea.ing Businoss. — Apply A. •"ycls, care of OW'eil, Vinccnt-atrcot. WANTEDT £250 for 12 Months on Good Business Security. Only Prin ;ipnl3 dealt with.—Apply, by Letter, to i. .chortFs Buildings. Fort-street. WANTED, "a"furnished" iiouso, not loss than 7 rooms, for a gontlenian, within i few minutes walk of tho Post Olllco.-W. L. :'.\" troll. J&h_tc______cnt, Coombos_i____rca____. \\7ANTED, a Pile-driving Monkey, l'\ about l'2-.wt-Apply J. Simervoll. Vtairingstreot, off Newton Road, aflur half- W ANTE D"Ladie_" and "Gontlomon to Read tho Advertisement in this Paper if the New Paris Kid Oloyo Department, .in>o;ltc the Optra ilouae. Wollesley-street. XNTED'SEBN—Bountiful Birthday Cards, jiibt opened, at Charles Kcleey tml Co.'s. ISO. Queen-street. YSTANTK:>, all hoi^o owners to Buy V. W.ibo'_ KiniirooiUion; prion, 2a ~er Flottlo. Kov I'ian or beast; no cure money re urnerl Prei .rodonly by W. Webb, opposite <t. Harnabiiß' tlhurch. Mt. Kdcnßoad. Sovoral •.eatlnionta-u to be H"en, \"S7ANTEI», Tendors for 2 Cottagos at IT View Point, Mount l f.dcn.-Plan and ipecillcatlt n to bu ecen at It, Given, Mount l-r-'en. , ANTED—Tho Ladios to toll their Husbands: Chests of Drawers, 12s lid; Waahßtands, Is lid and fls lid; Tollot Tables, ?b lid, la ltd ; Kitction Tables, fls (id; Colonial Conches, 6a lid; Moat h'afes, (is M; Doublo lledstoads (Iron), 18s; Doublo do. (Wood), 28s: 31nglo do., Ills; Stuffed Couches, lis Ci.—At Danipler's Selling Olf, Uobton-Btroet. WANTED, all who want Furniture, Pcdding of ovcry description, and Household requisites to call at W. L. Roth s Ohoap Bedding and Furniture Mart, corner Viotoria-?treot East and High-street, next Roth- Publio Hot Baths, as tho whole of his varied and extensive stock must bo Bold, and the placo is for sale by auotion. N. 8.: Fnrnl turo on time payments. WANTED Known-What would they think at homo? Tea Bottles, 6d and 8d; Tin Plato., Id; Ti>a Pots, lid; Hand Basins, lid; Dippers, 8d; Kettles. Is and 23 (id; Candle sticks, -id; spittoons, lid; scoops 0.1; Meat Tins Id. 2d, 4d.—At Dampter'b Furnlohing Shop, Hobson-strcet : WANTED KNOWN—To bo sold cheap, about 100 fathoms of Now Mullet Netting. —Apply Nelson Boarding House, Nelson-street, between tho hours of twelvo and ono, or six and hnlf-past .oven In tho pyening. WANTED KNOWN—Bought a Job, over 350 Pairs of Children's Boots and Shoes (only), 2 to 10 In size, from 2s to 3s 6d per pair; also, 160 worth of Men's Job Lines anp Samyleß; groat value; be In tlmo and got the pick, at Dampior's Boot Shop, Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN.-Ton per cent, discount ia taken off all purohasos of Gold and Silver Jewellery at Kelsey's. They keep no imitation jowellory. Kverythlng guaranteed. — Charles Kclsey and Co., 120, Queen-street, WANTED Known—Buy what is useful. -Good Pillows, Is 6d (flax); Flock Pillows, 28 lid ; Feather Pillows, 3s lid I Single Mattressos, 3s lid ; Single Palliasses, 8s; Single Spring Mattresßes, lfis 8d; Chair Cushionß, lid. —At Dampior'a Furnishing Shop, Hobson 3trect. __^ ——— WANTED SEEN—The very largo, new. popular, handsome Books, Is 6d and lelld ; and the New Novels, at Ib, outside Dainpler's Furnishing Shop. Hobßonstreet. Tell your friends and tho now chums. WANTED.— When you are in Hobson atreet, call at Munro & Milligan's and Bee the large and choice stock of Tweeds and Coat logs just opened for the coming Beaßon. Nc shoddy gooda or slop-making and trimming at this establishment. ANTED KNOWN.—T. V. Brister. Coffee Palace, Cook-street, having en gaged a first class Pianist, can invite ell Tern peranco people to call and spend a pleasant c venii_j___ WANTED KNOWN, —In Blankets Flannels, Calicos, Sheetings, Quilts Dresses, Clothing, and Millinery, I defy oom petitlon.-J. H. Hannan, Viotoria-street West, W' ANTED KNOWN—Berlin Wool, al colours. 4b per lb; Finsering Wool, li 9d to 2b : Wool Goods in great variety.—Allen. Cheap Drapery, Jervoia Road, Ponsonby. W~ ANTED KNOWN-Scoria for foot paths, concrete, and all kinds of works delivered in any quantity by Robt. S. Lamb, 35 Quec n street. WANTED KNOWN.-Charles Kelse; and Co. are allowing Ten per cent die count off all cabh purchases of Fancy Good over five shillings.—CharleßKelsey and Co., 12C Queen-Btreet. WANTEdTcNOWN— On Sale, Bricke Lime, Sand, Cement, and Grouni rilorfsj. Lifting Jocks on Hire.—N. McLean P.illldcv, ',■■'■:' .'■■ "■ K-'i1E1.... I,ATP-:,;r'.rt, "S'I7'ANTSD KNO".V N—Iu Ladie-j' Eons T V Slippers I hava a great varieiy—Whtt Canvas, 'in per pair; Black Imitation Xii! vr.xh elastic ia front, only 2e Cd; Carpet, is Bd Morocco, 2s 8d; Auckland made do. imitatio: woolwork, 3s 6d ; Ladles' Dancing or Evenln Dresa Shoes, is 6d; Buperlor do.. 5s 6d; Be. Olove Kid, with fancy beaded vamps, 7a 6d; a . Dampier's Boot Bbop, Viotorla-atreet.



WANTED, a Waitress for the British Ro-taurant.—Apply Thos. Quol. il "VTSTANTED, a'respectable Girl about 14. ), YY —Apply Mrs Winter's Store, Franklin _ Road. s ~\\T ANTED, a Boy, to take parcels and ■• V T make himself useful. — Apply to W, J. _ lioqhan and Co. Quoen and Qreyatreeta. t "\_t7\ANTED, Situations in the Country by j" TT two thoroughly trustworthy Glris (friends), onS as Hous-mald, other cook.; - thoroughly oxperienc-d. — Apply Mrs Delia Rog ißtry Office, Parnell. W~ ANNED, respectable Boarders, 18e, washing included, double and . inEle loinia; bath,—Mrs Hunter, Newton Houee, ;■ I-arangahape Road. i "I^fANTED KNOWN—That jou can i, TT Rot Jewellery, Watoh, or Clock on Uo f'rred Pi.ymont System for Cash Prieo at Tom Keeaing'a. ' TArANTED KNOWN—Cheapest jrlouso V T In Town for Boys' Clothing-Suits, from _ 38 upwards: Boys' Overcoats, 10a to 27a; Boys' and Youths' Football Suite, Oa to Bs.—Allen'a • Cheap Drapery, JerVola ROad, Ponsonby. : TXTANTED-KNOWN—Spoctaclos, a I TT freah lot: Clerman Silvor.Cd ncr pair; 0 Steel Spectacles. Gd; Real Pobbles, Tis; Blue ; Spectacles. 9d and la; Gogglea, 9d and la ; Read -1 ing Glasses. 18; Mioro3eopea, Cd and la.—At . l.ampior'B Fiirnißhing Shop, llobßon Btrect. i \\rANTED KNOWN. - Drapery and ■ TT ClothlneSaloof Robson'sStook la now on at Brighton House, top of Grey-Dtreet.—J, j Rendell. Come If yon want Cheap Goodß. 1 T*7ANTED KNOWN— Chbap Timbkb I 1 TT Cheap Timbkb I And all other kinds ' of Building Material, oan be purohased cheaper . and better than anywhere else at the yards of ■ P. QOLDii- .Albert-Btreet WANTED Known—Book Muaic Gd the Hook: Songs, Uanceß. and Pieces; al.o, ' Piano Sheet Muaic. Id each; llemy's colobrated . Pianoforte Tutore, 2. (marked ss); Violin Books (by tho beat masters), 18-At Dampier's Selling . Off, Hobaon-atreet. WANTED KNOWN.-In order to keep the Sale going, I have purchased over . J3ICO worth of Travellers' Sarcplea, odd slzos, . which I ahall Bell at 25 per cent, under tho uaual price. Bo In time and get the pick at Dampier's Boot Shop. Victoria-street. Be In time. WANTED Known—Save your money ! Wood Chairs. 33; Spindlo Cane seated Grecian Chairs, li lid; Carpet-seated Chairs, ' 4s lid ; Rooking Clialra, 8s (id; Infants' Chairs, Is lid; Infants' Hocking Chairs, 2s lid; Infants' r High Chairs, 3. lid.-At Dampier's Selling Off Hobson-atrcet, WANTED KNOWN.-Still left but soiling fast, our noted oheap (and well known) Kid Boota at 1b; Prunolla, 4a 9d; Superior rlltto, Ss Bd (all with high heola); Children's J.ucklo Sbooa, with hools, 10 to 12. 2a 6d; 1 and 2, 3a per pair, at Dampler a Boot Shop, Victoria-street. Bo In time. ANTED KNOWN — It's a fact: Cretonne, 4Sd ; Quilts, 4a lid (white) coloured Quilts, oa lid; Table Linen, la 6d Lace Curtains. 3s 111; Shooting, la 3d; Towels, 3_dan_4Jd: lot Blankets, 7u pair; lOlddltto. its 01; Tablo Covers (coloured), 7s 0d; Window Not. 01; Hearth Ruga, 2s Ud.-At Dampier's Hob.on-strec t Shop. WANTED KNOWN-Weat End Phar niaoy, Ponsonby Road, Cheapest Drag Store in Town. All Drugß guaranteed nrst quality. Homreopathlo Medicines any attenua tion. IlOibal Remedies, Patent Modlolnes, and all Druggists' Sundrios, choapor than any othor houso. —A. J. Blomfield, Pharmaceutical Chouilst. WANTED KNOWN—Sco our Stock of Blankets before purchaslng-fiaOO worth. 9-4 Blankets. 8a Od. 9a Gd, and 10s Bd per pair; 10-1 Blankots, 12s Od, 17s Od, and 20s por pair; Twill Scotch Blankets, New Zealand Blankots, and Coloured Blankets. Those goods are the boat valuo wo evor offered.—D. MoPheraon, Karangahqpn Road. TVTANTED, the Ladies not to try to T T got into Parliament, but to buy GlaßS ware. Tumblers. 3d and Id ; Water Bottlos with Glass, lid ; Croani Jugs, Id; Sugar Basins, lid ; Butler Coolers, lid; Glass Muga. 3d ; Glass Baskota, 2d ; Jam Dlahca, 3d; Salt Sellars, 2d and _-.—At Dampier's Selling Off, Hobson-Bt. ANTED KNOWN — That Goorgo Gregory, Photographer, of Quick's Buildings (near Threo Lamps), Ponsonby Road, haa deckled, on and after April 21th, to make considerable Rodnctiona In hie Pricos, so aa to Bait tho working classes; prices from that date being: For Carto de Vislto, 10a Od por doz.; for Cabinets, fil Is per dOB. Children name price. Tram_cars pasa tho shop. \tr ANTED KNOWN.— Men's Light, T V Durable Boots (aewn), 7s lid ; Patent House Blippora, without heels. 2s Od; Cork Solos, 2Jd; Cotton Boot Dacca, 3d per dozen j Boot Protectors. 3d a card; Boot Gloss, 4d a bottlo; Button Hooka, Id each or Bd a dozen; Boot Buttonß, 2d a dozon; Patent Button Fasteners, Gd a box; Shoo Horns, 3d to la (a great variety); Best Yellow Silk Reels, No. 11, 2h—At Dampier's Boot Shop. Victoria. BtToot. WANTED.— Wanted to Hell (cheap), VV and Gold Cupa and Sauoora. only S'l, 7s Oil per doz: \V, and Gold Plato.., Ss per doz ; Band Butter Plates, la; Braco and 2 Hits, 2s; Small Drill Braces, la Od; Cork Screws, Id each; nananas, 21b by bunch; Fancy Teapot, Stuar Basin, and Cream Jug, only la the sot; Oranges. 14 for Is ; 21b tins Golden Syrup, only 8 tin; Padlocks, cnlv 3d each. 23 doz.: Bpeo tailes. from Od to la Bd ; a good Singer Sawing Machine, g. 10..-H. WATT, Pitt street. WANTED KNOWN—In conscquonee of the approiching termination of tho Le.eo of tho LONDON" AttCADK, and tho un certainty ot obtaining in such a position In Quuen-atrcot premises largo onough to display our present nxtcnaiv.! stock, wo have resolved to GREATLY RKDUCK IT. and to enable us to -to so wo have made ORKAT HKDUCTtONS IN OUR I'ltlOKS. ao that wo shall contlnuo our S.iln at KCI-IPMK PRICKS, and Invito our numerous natrons to give us a cull of Inspection h. fore ni.il.ing their iiiirc.huars. ad we am eon lirtent in being able In pi ye ent he . attraction by I lie low i.rii'.H we have marked our goods. U'o have adopted tho plan of marking all the reduced slock In Kkd Ink at Iho sale price. Our Kanoy Gooda comprise—Watches, Olocka, Sterling Gold and Silver Jowoll-ry. Fitted Dressing Caaoa, Work - boxeß and Baaketß, Desks, Compendium ot (lames, Abyssinian Gold and other Artiatie Imitation Jowellory, China Tea Seta, Glssa and Fancy Ornaments In Profusion, Bicycles, Tally-ho Accordlanß. Concorttnas. Albums. &c &0., GOODSOTSTS LOXPON ARCADE. XXT ANTED KNOWN SMALL HOUSKS FOR SALF. Dopoalt £:0, balance by wookly iiiatalmontp- Also, SHOP, and ono of SEVEN ROOMS. T. S. JACKSON, tlullder, Kinw-siantl K.tam. or to MALCOL.MSON, DkLACY & Co., Vulcan Lane. ANTED SEE N, Our Largo Stook of Millinery, Trimmed Hats in ovory Variety of Style and Price. A. LOVBTT, WollPßloy-strect. Vfrf-'A N TED KNO WN, J. H. DALTON, TAILOR, Viotoria-stroet Fast, ' Has procured a spocial line of TWEKD3 for OVKRCOATS, and oan do a FIR9TCLASS OVKRCOAT FROM J32 UP TO .H 10s, : Bxtra Good Value. | J. 11. D. can also aupply VOLUNTKFRS ■ UNIFORMS, both Dress and UndroßS, at Eng ' llsh Coat Price. Note tho address— i CITY TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. I VIOTORIA-STHKET EAST. ', t A AAA PEBSONS Wanted to X"iVfl/" Pnrohase the Balanoe of our Stook ot Boots and Shoes, amounting In value to £8,000, at unheard-of prices. Sale now on.—Garrett Bros., Wakefleld-atreet, Auck land^ ! A YOUNG Lady recently arrived' from ' _t\ England, doalres an ongagemont as Com -1 panion and Amanuensis, or Govornoas. In a t high-class family. Educated at Queen'a Collego, Londcn.-Aodrea- May, offloo of this ' paper. A GENTLEMAN, age 28, Becks position of trust; good ponmui, quick at figures; salary not bo much an objoet aa pormanent I situation; highoat Auckland references.—Ad dress. " Industrlouß." Staii Office. BOOT AND SHOE TRADE.—Wanted, a numbor of respootablo Youths aa Ap ; pronticoa for the Bench Department; liberal . weekly and annual bonus, In addition to wages, k for eligible youths. Also wanted, respectable Girls for the Fitting Department—Apply at - Tho Northern Boot and Shoo Co. (Limited), . Hot'Bon-Btreet. f YT (HISES I HOUSES !-Wanted to Sell, f |~l Staunch, useful Farm HoraOß, cheap.— J Victoria Stables. W. Crowthcr. O BAKERS. — Wanted, by a foremun baker, a Situation as First or Second Hand. '_ —Address Bakor, Star Office. 0 FT.O DRAPERS. — Wanted a smart P J. Junior Hand.—Apply at once Fernandez, l' Draper and Clothier, Karangahape Road, l" Newton. i TO BOOTMAKERS.—Wanted to Sell, tho Goodwill of my working Trade. A Reason for selling, ill-health. Good chance for ? steady man.—Jas. Pegler, Queen-at., Onehunga. ". — Tenders. r FREIGHT FROM WELLINBTON TO WAI ,' TARA. it Public Works Office, Wellington, 20th May, 1885. r TX7RITTEN TENDERS will be received ,' YV at this office until noon ot FRIDAY, the ,' sth Juno, 1885, for the conveyance of about 22S tons rails and fa.tenings from Wellington to - Waitaro. They are to be marked on the outside U "Tender for Freight," and addresred to the 1b Hon. the Minister for Publio Works. Welling 's ton. SEeeflcaii.ns and general conditions may be seen at this office, and at the Public Work, r Offices, Auckland and Chiiatchnrch. '■ The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac a. cepted. "' By command. JOHN BLACKH.TT, y Engineer in-Chief. fs frTO BUILDERS, Tenders will be received up to noon oi " FRIDAY, the 12th inst., for the Erection of. 8> Concrete »ilia at Remnera. lfl Plans, &c, at our Offices. Queen-street. °- EDW. MaHONkY & SON, Architects. - Ttj E WTOK ROAD BOARD , c J3J to 1 .■•-■'!cr-. nilibu ei-i-vid by he above Bo_« il tiJ Jr.ne 2 for !he CV.itirg of S. D'l. Aehaet I. other road materiel 11 cr sam for current year m Particulars may be ascenained from •8 ROBT. T. WARNOCK. Chairman. Jj May 26th, IiSS. QOBtlßi-M en H— rut



To Let TO LET, Tho Two-atoried I.I_ICK BUILDING IN COMMERCE-STREET Lately occupied by A. and K. Katon. APP y _ MACFARLANK. fT.O LET, a Five-roomed Cottage and X stablo.-Apply to Mra Beodoll, Draper, Helen Terrace, New North Road. TO LET, 4-roomed Cottage, Summer street, Kden Terrace; rent, Wa. — Apply Hannaford's Agency, Queen-street. TO LET, a Now House of 4 Rooms, wash house.- Alftily to Mr Johnson, Bond-sttect. O LET, a firet-rato Bottling Cellar, with concrete floor.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray,Land. Agonts, Fqrtstreot. TO LET, a pretty 5 roomed Houee, ro tlrod. 10s lid weekly, in Newton Road.— Apply Mr Frj c', tv Mon Cottasea, Newtonßoad. T~ _o"LßT7a~Bakehouee in Nelson-street. Excellent ovon.-Apply H. J. Riordan, Hobßonf3treet. TO LET, 2 Front Rooms, furnished, suitable for a married couple or 2 young men.—Apply Star Office. '•■ rrlO LET, an 8 roomed Houso, gas, city J water, large range. Suitable for boarders —Apply 11. J. Riordon. llobson-street. TO LET. a Groomed Cottage, rent 16s ; 21-roomed Cottages, 12s Od and 13_6d.— Apply H. J. Riordan. llobson-street. TO LET, in Symonds-street, Houso of 5 rooms, near Windmill; rent, 17s 01 per week,—Apply Chits. La It cho. Kyber Pass. TO LET, 4-roomed Houso and lean-to< in Hargreaves-atreet, College Road.—Ap* ply Mr Wilson, next door. O LET, Cottage 2 rooms, unfurnished, fifteen minutes from Poat-.lltce; auitable for two .ingle gentlemen.-Apply St a it n(llce^_ ri~\o LET, large Space (Queen streot end) X over the new shop corner of Queon and Wellesley-streetß.—Apply'toJ^lnejind_Onoyce. O LET, Suite of Offices, Ground Floor, Qneon • street, Best Position.—Apply G. Lcwla, Auctioneer. ______ O LET, for 12 months (if de.irod), at low rental, in Victoria-street, part of Goodson'- London Arcade, O~TET, a 3-roomed Cottage, with good well. Moreton street, oir Cook-street —T. Uisher, Queen-.trcet. TO LET, a Shop and a Rooms, in the best part of HoUßOii-atreot. Counter and other fl-'inga.—Apply H. J. Riordan, Hobaon-st. O~LET, a seaside Villa Residence of oight rooms, in London-strest, Ponßonby. Gaa and water; garden. Rent, £I.—Apply Kcnilworth House, Vlneent-Btreet. TO LET, new 8 Roomed House, Rattray etreot, Devonport, well flniahed, gaa laid on.—Apply to H. Aahton and Son, or lo Mr C. G. Quick. TO LET, 1, 2, or li nice Front Rooms, with llroplaeo and übo ot kilchon, in ploasant and healthy locality.-Apply Star Ofllco. TO LET, at the North Shore, an eight roomed Houbo, close to tho Victoria Wharf; rent, IEB por wock.—Apply to R.Logan, Boatbullder, next door. mO LET, Shop and Houeo, top of Queen- X stroet, suitable for draper, dressmaker, tailor, jeweller, or chemiat.--J. Davioa, Iron monger. &.., jgarangahaiio-atroct. TO LET, Grafton Road, Fivo-roomed Houao; Hepburn - street. Six-roomed House; gas and water.—B. Y. Collins, Kamo Colliery 011100. 11, Queen-street. TO LET, handsome new 7-roomccl Villa Rcsidenco; city water, largo garden, Heme Bay Road.—Apply Allen, Draper, Jorvoia Road, Ponsonby. _____ TO LET, 2 now Villa Residences, of 7 rooms oach, in Parnell; beautiful view of city and harbour; water laid on; large allot ments,-W. and J. Frater, Land Agents, Queen atroot. O BE LET, a two-storied Building in Fort-street, at prosont occupied by the Auckland Tobacco Co., particularly adapted for a bond or genoral storo.—For full particulars apply to W. L. Mitchell. Coombo,. . Arcade. nriO LET, 2~ handsonio Balcony Houses, X brick dividing walls, Jervois Road ; rent, 13s. Also, ..-roomed Cottage. Prospect-street; lis : gas and water.-Apply Al'cn, Draper, Jer voi_ Road. Poneonby. mo LET, Grafton Road, fine large 7- JL roomed Houao ; gas and city water laid in; large allotment. 10 x 130, with back cnlranco.— For further particulars apply D. F. Evans, A uctlonoer and Eatato Agent. _!£_ nno IET, Rokcby-stroet (Upper i.uoen- J street), nice Houao of 1 rooms, collar and garden.—For further particulara apply to Tl. , F. Evans, Auetioncer and Eatate Agont. I>3l O LET, St. Stephen's Road, Parnell, nice new 7-room Houbo, largo and lofty, with scullery and bath-room ; allotment. 80 x 16U.— For further particulara apply D. f. Evans, Auctioneer ami fcatate Agent. TO BE LET, leased with purchasing clause, or Sold, now concrete Houee, hay ing seven rooms and bathroom ; largo lorty hall; gas and city water throughout: ooncroto wash ho iso, paths, etc; very convenient; large city leasehold, only £7 rental, long term; position high ; locality choice ; terms easy, and price low.—Apply J. H. Randeraon, Auctioneer. TO _ LET,-Furnished Villa, Ponsonby Road, directly opposito reaidenee of A. Devoro, Kso. The Houeo contains alx rooms, all fui nlshod; Btable and buggy houso. First-class position. Tram pasaca tho door. D. F. EVANS, Land and Katito Agent. _31 HI . O B E L E T, J ThtrßO VERY COMMODIOUS PREMISES in Victoria-slreot, at present occupied by Jlcesra T. and 11. Cooke, as J urnlturn Warehouse Thero 13 a well lightod cellar and extensive atorago room. Imniodiate I' ,OB3eSSiOUOanbeKiVC?V. I, MITCHELL, Estate Agent. Coombes a Arcade, _ Tm O R L E A S E, CENTRAL PREMISES QUEEN-STREKT, At present ocouplod by the Standard Insurance Co. Apply lo D. M. DINGWALL, vv J At B. Tonka and Co.'a. TBIWO Shops and Dwellings To Let. A Plato glass front; n<xt Clarendon Hotel, l-on-or Wakcllcld-Btrcct; rent, 10a; good Bland for clothier or draper.-Apply W. H. Skinner, Vulcan Lane. Gog FOR SALE, 1,000 CASKS Knight, Beavik & Co.'s PORTLAND CEMENT, Xx Alaetor and Sam Mondcl. E. PORTER _ CO, Auckla-)p. 1" j^OR SALE, Covonport, Handsome ' Houao of Nino Booms; dno sea view; near whfirf; £700.-Geo. Brown, Vauxha'l, North Phore. , FOR SALf, about 16 Acros Land ; one of grandest viewa in Northooto; con venient to both wharfs. The Lake part In gras?.-G. Brown, Vauxhall, Devonport. lI.OR SALE,' the" well-known Cutter 1 Mahurangi; register, 21 tons, with double Bet of sails and spars all in good order, lately new oopperod. -Franz Kummor. Agent THOR SALE, a " Mißtress" Stove, with __p pots, &o, In good working order ; prico, £s.—For particulars apply to " Publlahor.' Star Ofllco^ , FOR SALE, li acre Allotment, fronting Hamilton Railway Station, fencod, end fronting two main roads.—Apply to D. Hyauia aon, Range Maker, Durham-atrcet. 'tlWii SHM or To Let, a Bakery in a JD rising township, doing a good trade; pressnt owner leaving through clrcumatancoß that ho con explain.—Apply to John Lamb, ,53, Queon-Btreet. FOR SALE at Tauhoa, 120 acres really good Sandstone Land ; 60 aorea of gra'S I fenced two ways; eheop proof; 2 acres ol orohard; gives £5 worth of grass seed every year £lio, 4-roomed Houao; price, £150.—Apply BTAK OfflOOj _-___-___ FOR SALE, the Pick of a pair of good Buggy Horaoa, Blngle or doublo harneaa; good hacke, r.nd ono a very good Lady's horse. 5. B. Jones, caro of Masefleid and Co., Albert street. FOR SALE, firet-clasß Fruit and Shelter Trees, Shruba, Flowering Plants, Hedge Plants, Rosea, etc.; hardy, well prepared, and at reasonable priceß. — J Johnston, Bella Vists Nursery. Jervolß Road. Ponsonby. 17.0R POSITIVE SALE.—6OO Acref X. Good Land, with water frontage, only 1( miles from Queon-strcot Wharf, and will b< sold cheap.—Apply to John Soppet, Home anc Land Agont. No. 8. Qoeon-Btrnot. FOR SALE, cheap, good paying Fruil and Poulterers Business, in best part o: city; satisfactory roaßona given for: leaving.- Apply Mrs Diamond's Regißtry Ofllce, Lowei Pltt-atreet. FOR SALE, several new and second hand Carriages and Buggies of my owi make, with and without hoods. Also, tw< powerful Coba, qulot in harneaa, and goo< Hacks and Harmss, to suit, together or aepa ■ rate —Edwin Harvie. Upper Symonda street. ~7R o R S A L E THE HUNTLEY BRICK, TILE, AND POTTBRY WORKS. Tho above Works, with all necessary Ma chlnery and Plant, for the carrying on of a pro Stable and suoeeßaful industry are now for di. The property includes several acres of exee! lent clny, thoroughly tested, aud of higl quality, well auited for tho manufacture o Brickß, Pipes, Drain Tiles, and Pottery Ware. The buildinga consist of Corrugated Iro: Sheds and Mill Shed, good Dwelling-house am ) The machinery comprises Clayton's Brick I making and Pipe Maohfnes. with all requisite! ) Alao, 12-H.P. Tangye Engine and Boiler. Th i Kilns are new and in good working order, i The Works are in close proximity to the rat - way and coal-mine; thus enabling coal to b ' obtained at the lowest rates, whilst the railwa i bringa the worka In immediate conneotion wit Auckland and the Waikato district. To a praotical man this local Industry offers chaneo seldom to bo met with. For full particulara apply to W. L. MITCHELL, Land Agent, Coombea's Arcade. VONDALE, — Shelter Trees, Pinu Insignls, Macrocarpa, Cupreasus.forSali cheap.—C. T. James. I AQ X.A —New Houeo of 5 room 3&O0"» and Allotment: grand view situate in Kden Terrace.—Apply Dowden Anctton Mart. ■ j£? 5C A WILL purchase one of the bet g&O" paying Grocery Buaineßßes InAnol 1 land.—Apply AH. Nathan, Merchant. I—_ ■ ' — WANTED, Young Man as Clerk, an to make himself useful hi boot trad Testimonials required. Found. State §-_»_?: - pected.—Address by Tuesday, M.T., Newtc Fost-offlw



Personal. MC'GRATH.— If this should meet th eye of James MoQkath, he is informe i he can get work at once.—Apply J. Main.,iun Bootmaker, Whacgarei. PERSONAL. — Dearest Jemima, com andaeleot an Kngagement Ring, Weddin Ring, and Keeper at Tom Keosing'a, Victorii s.reet (above Koyql Moil), DEAR MARY,—TeII all your Friend and Relations that Fowler and Co Grey-street, are tho only Butchers in Aucklan where you can procuro the beat Meat an Sausages at current prices. -BILL. Lost and Found. I' OST, sited Setter.—f« reward on n J turning to J. H. Walton, Tailor, Victorii Street Kaat. i X OST, in or fioar Queen-street, a Baby! JL_. Shoe.—Finder apply Stak Office. LOST, this morning, off the Grafto Road 'Bus, Bußiiran'a Satchel, containin a small quantity money and 'bus tickets.- Finder rewarded on returning the salnc to th Proprietor Grafton Road 'Bus. £_• © R E Ay A B D. - Stolei fl&O from tho Union Sash and Door Co.' Yard, Mechanics' Bay, about 13 Logs Pohuts kawa. Any person giving such information a will lead to the conviction of the offender o offenders, will recrive above reward.—Appl; Thamea Carriage and Dray Factory, Victorit Btreet, Auckland. FOUND, in Queen-street, a Purse, con taining money.—Apply Star Office. FOUND, a round-bottomed Dinjjy, in th harbour. If not claimed within 3 day will bo sold to defray expenses.—X. Carrol: Maguire's blacksmith .Shop, Railway Station. Public Notices. "VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS AUCKLAND SECTION. AUCKLAND STEEPLECHASE MEETING .1 LINK fi, lfßs. On SATURDAY, June 6, 183,., Trains wil leavo Auckland for Ellersiie (stopping at inter mediate stations) at 12uoon, 12.25 r.m„ 1 Dm. 1 :!J p.m., and 2 p.m. : loaving Ellerslie Race course Platform at 5.10 p.m. sharp for Auck a-t and intermediate stations. Return tickets from Auckland, Newmarket Mount 11 den, and Onehunga, 3s each, including admission to the course, will bo issued, avail able for day of iaaue only. Tho 1.15 p.m. train to Mercer will Btop at the Racecourse Platform to pick up passengers foi Mercer and intermediate stations. The 4.10 p.m. Kaipara train will be postponec to Auckland ; depart 5.20 p.m. C. HUDSON, District Traflio Manager. C-TEAM TUC! BOAT AWIIINA. O 260 1.H.P.. LICENSED AS A TUG BOAT, Is now Open to Undertake TOWAGE, OR SPECIAL SERVICES Of aU Kinds. Having been designed and built for the above Service is capable ot work in all .tates of thi wCither, and will bo available at short notice. For further particulars, apply to F. E. COMPTON\ Managing Owner. Railway Chambers, Queen-street Wharf, i_> v V Wolfe's Schnapps by the bottle. CONFER E N C E of tho Auckland Proabyfer.v will be held in St. James's Church, m WEDNHS DAY. 3rd June, at 7.30 p.m., when Mr JOHN BUCHANAN, will read a Paper on "THJ_ SAHBATH, in Relation to Libsrtyand Legis lation. AH are cordially invited. Colleotionir aid of exten.e . /"kRANGES! BANANABM PINES!! PKR 5.9. "jANKT NICOLL (Subaidlsod by Government to run to the Soutt Sea Inland-) ORANGES, BANANAS. COCOANUTS, _cc As the Fruit will bo Cased at the Islands (tht trip only occupying about alx dayal, pur chasors can rely on roceiving the samo in FIRST-CLASS ORDER AND CONDITION And at stated Intervale, So that a Regular Supply will be guaranteed. CHARLES BAG LEY, WHOLE3ALE FRUITERER. CUSTOMB-BTHEKT AND PARNELL RISE. N.B.—Country Orders for the Auckland Dls trlct, accompanied by remittance, promptlj attended to. ABBOTTS OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT. DIPLOMACY A HIGH-CLASS DRAMA, worthy t overyone's Patronage TTINGLISH STATESMEN consider th Drama of DIPLOMACY tho truest represent! tion of Russian Political Character. TJIVERY ENGLISHMAN should go f the OPKRA HOUSE TO-NIGHT and wltnei the triumph ot British Bralna over Muecovli Cunning. TT^VERY ENGLISHWOMAN should sc the ENGLISH GIRL'S NARROW KSCAP from the Cunning Plots of the Russian Counte in tho Celebrated Drama of DIPLOMACY. "PARLIAMENTARY UNIONS and tl Liberals should study DIPLOMACY. '■ "pvIPLOMACY, at the Opera Hou TO-NIGHT, shows how suoh as Genl. Komar. \ win tho Russian Emperor's Diamond Hilti , Sword. , "\TOLUNTEERS and Soldiers of tl i future should take a Lesson from DIPL ', MACY. at the Opera House TO-NIGHT. [ "DRITISH RATEPAYERS.—The can I of War Expenditure Is Russian DIPLOMAC -*-At the Opera House TONIGHT. ; A MBASSADORS of the future will tal ! warning, as they see how British Plans for t Defence of Constantinople fell into Ruasl 3 } hands by Diplomacy i f . ■ TO-NIGHT. 5 OPERA HOUSE. : TO-NIGH. t i- -- "___ ("pAUL PURCHAS n in tendering bis sic cere and heartfelt thanks a the WAITEMATA MINSTRELS .. and the public generally, who bo freely i 3 ponded to the coll of asslstanco on his behi n begs to intimate that he is prepared to exeo orders for tho delivery of COAL and FII i. WOOD at the shortest notice, at follow: in prices:—Whansarei, Kamo, andTauolriCt v 21s per ton, delivered; Newcastle, 325; w ft seasoned Tea Tree, long wood blocks, and apl 13a, lis, and 153 respectively, delivered.—Wa a rnata Coal and Firewood Yard, top of Uni street, Auckland Q A M. WHIT FENCER AND CONTRACTOR, 18 c, Having Removed to Market Yard, is prepa to take Orders for all kinds of Fencing, at low ~ possible prices. Contracts taken also for Shi ling and Draining. Men used to the wc ',' Also, on solo, in large or email quantities, Pu 8 Posts: Kauri PallDgs, 9s; White Pino, 8s all kinds of Ralls; Wicket Gates, 9s; 1 ,f Wrought Wicket Gates, lis; Shingles; Di L Pipes and Tiles; C]o3ets (complete), for X" Boxes, only ss; SccfFold Poles; toe Flag Po 103 eaoh. £ SAM. WHITE, *• . CONTRACTOR, MABKBT YJIBDB m Queen-street Entrance,



- $$0^ !d Z^ITY OF AUCKLAND. LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE OF ~ THE PUBLIC FREE LIBRARY AND 19 ART GALLERY. ig a" I have tho pleasure to intimate that Iner - Founaation Stone ot tho above Biiilding, Wel ls lesloy-st.ect East, will be laid en THURSDAY i next, the 4th inst, at 3 p in. id Sir George Grey, Sir Frederick Whltakcr, ,_ and Sir G. M. O'Rorke will deliver short A platform will be reserved for ladies, - I shall be glad to see as many of the citizens as cm make it convenient to attend. W. R. WADDEL, Mayor, a. Mayor's Office. . , j. June Ist. 1835. oil ' n piTY OF AUCKLAND, ARREAR3 OF RATES. The following instructions having been issued ~ by the Council, will be acted npon seven days P from the undermentioned date :— , s That all persons in arrear for Rates be pro " ceeded against in batches of sixty (60) per • sons, ten (10) to be taken from each Ward „ at a time, at intervals of fourteen days; • and that they bo taken in alphabetical order, commencing with the letter _S. C. I. KLLKR, Collector. i- City Council Offices, May 29 18.5. 573 '• T)ROPKRTY ASSESSMENT. ; Immediate Applications are invitod for ASSHSSING Epsom, Rcmucra, Mount Albert, Poiot Chevalier, and Avondale Road Districts, - and tho Borough of Nowmarkct. J. SPERREY, Commissioner. Property Tax Ollice, Wellington. OSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION, , BLUE RIBBON ARMY. . Tho Committee have decided to hold QUARTERLY MHETINGS For Conference, etc., at various plucos. Tho first will be held In BEREBFORD-STREET CONGREGATIONAL , SCHOOL-ROOM, ON MONDAY, JUNE Ist, ! At Half-past Savon p.m. Chair to bo taken by Rev. C. Wohboys. 1 Addresses by Rev. H. Bull and Mr E. C. Cahii, Collection in aid of the Funds, _ ALFRED COX. Secretary. AUCKLAND PARLIAMENTARY UNION. The Election of Members of tho Homo of Representatives will take place at Mess's UpUn • and Co.'s, Quoen-street, on WEDNE3DAY anil THURSDAY next, the 3rd and Ith days of June, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 pm, Balloting papers will be forwarded to all Members whoso addresses are known; others may obtain them at Atkins Printing Office, High-street. , R. J. DEUNEY, Returning Officer. /Triental fancy fair. All Accounts against the above to bo sent in to tho Secretary. Capt. Thomas, H.M. Custom., Auckland, before noon of TUESDAY,2nd Jun , Tenders will be received by him for iho Scenery and Fittings till noon To morrow. The Scenery 5 is beautifully painted, Is in good order, and 3 three Bazaars held in it have each cleared over £1,000 above expenses. Tho highest or any tender not necssarily accepted. KiOßrheumattsmandgout.WoLi -us Schnapps. O THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY. 1 Ladies and Gentlemen,— * beg to intimate 3 that lam a Candidate for ono of the seats at the - Board of Directors. _. „ r D. J. McLEOD. _ Auckland. May 27th, 1815. - rw\o THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE 1 JL AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY. j I beg to intimate that lam a Candidate for the office of Director of tho Company. _ THOS. PEACOCK. » iTO THE SHAREHOLDERS AUCR- X LAUD GAS COMPANY (Limited). 3 I beg to offer myself as a Candidate for Direc torship in your Company. THOMAS BUDDLE. T^T O T I C E. Mr HITCUEN3 of Kitchens's Blo:d Restorer, has this day pevered hi- connection with PRO FESSOR JOLLEY, of the Botanical Dispensary, Albert-Btreet. ■VT E W T O N RIFLES. The Corps will in future Muster at tho Riding , School. Now North Road, on WEDNESDAY, ' at 8 o'clock p.m., and on SATURDAY, at . 7.80 p.m. In order to provido for immediate completion of the clothing, it is requisite that every member be present on WEDNESDAY next. ' JOHN BIRNIE, Captain. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS for liver and kidney »• complaints. r(OKE, COKE, COKE, THE AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY LTD.) Invite Orders for GAS COKE. Delivered within 1 mile of the Works, for Cash; longer distances at proportionate rates :— I Sample Saoka of three bushels -Is 6d Jive Sacks .. .. - - - Cs 3d Eleven Sacks, or half ton _. .. lis 6d Twenty-two Sacks, or one ton _ 22b t The Company s COKE Is made from the best aroymouth Coals; Is superior to that made from Newcastle coals, being froo from stone and clinker la a remarkable degree, giveß a tf RELIABLE FIRE, CLEARER & HOTTER THAN COAL, LIGHTS READILY, and , c MAKES NO SMOKE. GOOD FIRE IN 10 MINUTES. a- OFFICEI FORT-STREET, to 88 9QKJ-. COKE. QOgi te "PROCLAMATION. GREAT SACRIFICE of £9.000 WORTH OF ~_ BOOTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS, the Balance ;e of our Immense Stock. GARRETT BROS. „ having decldod to prolong the SALE FOR ONE E MONTH LONGER, in order to oloso partner ship accounts, G.B. are determined to sell dur *6 Ing that time at PRICES UNHEARD OF IN THE COLONY 1 _ The following are the PRICES ot a few lines _c s. d. s. d. Men's Watertighta _ -.8 6..worth 11 6 Men's Elastics 7 6..worth 12 6 _ Men'Bßalmorals .. ..9 6..worth 12 6 Men's Bluchers 1 6..worth 8 6 68 Men's Shoes 0 8.. worth 10 6 Ladies' Kid E. 5... _ ..5 6..worth 9 6 Jff Ladies' Buttoned Boots .. 9 9..worth 13 6 Ladles' Buttoned Boota .. 7 6..worth 12 6 ed Ladles'KidE.S 6 6..worth 9 6 Ladies' Kid E.S. High-leg .. 7 6..worth 12 6 Children's Shoes .. .* 1 o..worth 3 6 - Children's Boots .. .. 1 o..worth S 6 u e Ladles' Evening Shoes .. 1 6..worth 8 0 All Other Lines at Equally Low Rates fc q. CABH ONLY. GARRETT BROS., ~ Tanners and Boot Manufacturers, m WAKEFIELD-STREET, Y. Auokxand. OLD SNAP.—Keep your Teapots warm. 20 dozen Velvet Co6ios, Is lid , each: 50 pairs White Blankets. 89 6d to 10s.— Ke J. M, MoLachlan, 222, Queen-street, ho T ADIES of AUCKLAND.-If you want JU a Stylish Wintor Hat at Half Queen-street an Prices, try Fernandez's, Newton. Famous for Shilling Hate; SEWING Machines Ropaired, Cleaned, and Adjusted. Needles and B'ittings for all Machines.—Chamber's Machine Depot, 20, • Queen-street. . SALE OF WORK.—Grafton Road Wes leyan School-room, Wednesday and Thurs day next, 2.30 to 5, and 7 to 9.30. Prices have been largely reduced. No charge for admission CH AS. WILLIAMSON, Land, House, and Estate Agont, High Btreet (near Shortland-street), has always for sale and to lot large and small houses in the City, suburbs, and country districts; also farms 1' Improved and unimproved, in various parts ol ■ the province. Several eligible building allot ments for sale In the City. See lists in Eveninc 3ta r and " Herald " ACANCIES for 3 Gentlemen Boarder! in private family; splendid view; goo. bath.—Apply last house, right hand sldo, Sails hury-street, Parnell. TF asked to drink, call for Wolfe's SoUNAPrs ~Z fl/rARSHALL'SSpeciaI Tinctured Podo **> UJL phyllumiß the Homo-opathlo Remedy foi . all Liver and Stomach Disorders and Rising! Ito and Indigestion. Price, la per bottlo.— V. W Goodson, London Arcade, Sole Agent for Auek cos- land. *"• TNGERSOLL. — Notice.-Read "Lam ?H- -L berts Notes on Ingcr.oll." A special treai j„~ for young Men. Buy or borrow. Homi t_P Edition. 8d: Colonial, Is. All Booksellers SJ1 Also. Frag Library. Its. £ IUTLERY—SeIIing Off Surplus Stocl ite- \J of Cutlery. Spoon 3, Forks, Cruets, Tei ion- Pots, &c.; all selling at great sacrifice.—ThoniE! Samuel, 103, Queen-street. E "VTTE have Buyer for first-class Familj ' W Residence in town, nelahbouihood o Albert Park preferred. — F. J. Moss and Co. Shortland-street. le<t rfISE Cheapness of an Article Depend f^. JL npon the Quality. The reasons why th. ST New Zealand Tweed Company, Tailors, Snort la\ land-street, has met with the amount of succes »?: thatlthasare: Firstly, the Tweeds are all of Ne\ Lrj.j Zealand manufacture, coming direct from th r}r Mill, bo there la no Middleman's Profit; secondly Si. every Garment is Thoroughly Shrunk, am f'' made In a First-lass Style thirdly, there is N • Credit, so tho Good Customer does not pay fo the Bad.—New Zealand Tweed Company Tailors. Shortland-street. opposite Star Qfflci MONEY to Lend at low rate of interea on freehold securities.—Apply Richard son and Jackson, 81, Queen-street, and Durban: etreet West,



■pOKSONBY NAVAL ARTILLERY. Owing to the extensive seaboard of New Zealand.our Naval Defences niustovor occupy a plice of tlio lirst importance. Tho public, for whose safety Volunteer Coinpnnicshave sprung into existence, ought to do everything in Iheir power to encourage Naval Corps. The PONSONBY NAVAL ARTILLERY numbers among its membere somo of the flucsS amateur yachtsmen in tho colony, whilo every man is more or less expert at handling a bo-it As these men give their services froely for the defenoe of Auckland, it would bo agracoful am. generous act on the pait of the public to provide them with a suitable vessel for marine manceuvre.. iv time of poaco, and which would bo of great servico iv war time. Subscription, towards this laudable object will bo received by MR J. H. WITIIEFORD, Shortland-street. , J. H. w ,TH"°"D RECEIVES ADVERTISEMENTS Kon ANY NEWSPAPER IN THE WORLD. -v. ns, ROTO RU A, *^^^^^ FOR SOUTHERN PORTS. waWammaa wi n i cave onehunga Wharf at 10 a.m. TO MORROW (Tuesday). Latest train, ill a.m. (It mail steamer arrives.) UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Ld,), Agentß. aJ& 'TR 1 ° X L° ,N u° N TO I'OLLOWTHE WAI- ThoAAl Clipper Ship CRUSADER, 1,058 tons register. Captain Wm. Scotland. will commence to lead on discharge cf inward cargo. , , For freight or passage apply to CRUIOKSHANK & Co, Agents. IS, Quoen-street, Auckland. _. A; "BJtOR NEWCASTLE, j^fsgfjk& Ai VIA SYDNEY, WITH jZ&B_g!MiL The Al Clipper Barquo r LOONG A NA. 270 tons register, G. M. Evans, Master, will sail as above on SATURDAY, tho flth inßt. Applications for freight must bo mado early to tho undersigned, as m arly tho wholespe.ee is engaged. Has flrst ola cs cabin accommodation for a few passengers STONE BROS., Agents. A NCI NO, DEPORTMENT, CALISTHENICS, BONNE TENUE ET MAINTIEN. MONS, PAUL BIBItON (De Paris). Select Classes at Masonic Hall. Princes street: Adult, Wednesdays, 7.30 p.m.; Juvenile. Satur days, 3 p.m.; Special Ladies' Cla?s, Thursdays. 10 a.m. Classes available at Mrs Law's, Remu ora; Mrs Clayton's, Parnell: Miss Bates's, North Shore; Mrs Glover's, Symonds-street; Mrs Palmer's, Carlton Road; Mrs Gilos'B, Mount Albort; Mis. Hill's, Ponsonby; St. Mary's Con vent, Ponsonby. Non Pupils can join by apply ing to the Principal; term beginning at date of entrance. Specialties — New Waltz, Now Mazurka, French Cotillions. PRIVATE LESSONS DAILY. Circulars at Upton's and Eady's; or apply at Residence, 75, Hobson-street, between Victoria and Wcllesley-streets. TMPORTANT TO HOUSEHOLDERS HAWKES, VERRAN AND CO., Carriers, &_., NEWMA R X E T, Mean revolutionising the Coal Trade, os from this date they deliver the best Waikato House Ceals as under :— Ono Ton, or 12 Bags,2ls. Half Ton, or 6 Bags, lis Quarter Ton, or 3 Bags, 6 . This Coal is daily improving in quality, and Is deslined, at no distant period, to becomo the Premier Coal in N.Z. Try It. We take ordera for any other Coal in the market, and also for Firewood, Scoria, and Contractor,.' Requisites. All nrdors executed with promptitude and oaro. A Poßt Card to above address will And ns. DEVONPORT.— Board and Residence for Ladies indisposed; a comfortable, quiet homo ; good nursing ; every caro taken ; splendid view; warm aspect.—Apply Dovonport Bakory. Beach Road. Devonport. READ Pages 56 to 60 in Smiles's New Edition of " Duty." Startling facts con tained therein, and information useful to very many In thiß colony. Free Library. Auctions TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, JUNE 2. At Noon. CONTINUATION SALE OF THE LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF WATCHES AND JEWELLERY. WATCHES AND JEWELLERY. Just arrived, ox City of Sydney. THE STOCK NOW COMPRISES OVER -&°QfT_4_tfl WORTH 3&o\r\r\J worth OF r^OLD AND SILVER T EVER TT7"ATCHES (AN ENORMOUS VARIETY), "TiIAMOND TDING3, HEAVY, SOLID LOCKETS, GOLD AND SILVER ALBERTS, X ADIES' /^OLD AND QILVER •VV7ATCHES, LADIES' GOLD BROOCHES AND EARRINGS, GOLD LOCKETS, PINS, PENDANTS, STUDS, BRACELETS, &o. Also, AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OP THE NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE Sterling Silver Jewellery. R. ARTHUR Has been favoured with instructions to sell THE WHOLE OF THE REMAINDER OF THE ABOVE GENUINE STOCK ot his Mart, To-morrow, at 12 o'clock Noon on firat floor, ALL GOODS WARRANTED. EVERY ARTICLE FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. Goods on view from 10 a.m. for inspection. NOTE.—The above comprises one of the best . stocks of tho kind wo have jet disposed of. boinK i an exceptionally good lot of New and Solid-made Jewellery. &o. Dealers and others will do well to bo present, as tho wholo mußt be cleared. ; THIS 13 THE STOCK which was originally advertised for last Tuesday, but not being to 1 hand as expected, could not be offered. [ R. ARTHUR. ; W. VAILE] [r, l. BRADLEY I TO-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. • FARM PRODUCE AND FURNITURE. VAILE AND BRADLEY . Will sell at their Sale Room, tomorrow at II j a.m., ' POTATOES, ONIONS, OATS, CHAF*' Oatmeal, One Ton Waikato Butler. Bis. . cuils, Box Tea. ' " ' Also, Without Reserve, A very Good Lot of Second-hand Furnitnn. _ removed to mart for convenience of Sale" j VAILE AND BRADLEY, i j Gsneral Auctioneers, House Land, and Cuinmission Agents, opposite - Saving's Bank. t R. C. CAM..J lß> Bi j, 0N WEDNESDAY, J ONE 10, . At 12 o'Clook. - PRELIMINARY NOTICE. a O TWO-STOIty"RESIDENCES AT j <V PONSONBY, J Having a magnificent view and position. Particulars in future issue. \ B. T O N~K I" & C 0., I" Auctioneers. 1 Coattauedion Eighth VmnT —~