"^T^oTofCity Constituoncios. of the Representation Act .■fle^WjKU introduced by tho Premier Jfl^Kj| to amalgamoto city oonstitnon- S* ouostions To-day. OAllsston "sks Mr Tolo whother ho Jlr ftQV°! e a bill this session to amend *ill'"T;_ o t in direction of providing for "c fnfall i"rors summoned in civil pf Ha also asks Govornmont whotlier to\ f. finv report as to tho working of ftotogioM Diseases Act in the colony "j »the Tpast year, and if not if they will «^° D 6' NowßlllS.

fMVO to introduce the following bill? •jfa Mked to-day :-Mr Brndstaaw, n »f P: jr e fino tho hours of labour ;Mr Jo » billlo oxton? tho houra of Pollinß «Lr?m?^s£^^_S; j___Jto Schools Bill, Mr Conolly's Sionof Undsßill. Ur Locke moves for a return of the L« of voang men and women educated ", the several training institutions for J\hers since their establishment, and also ETmany of them aro now engaged a* X,,- _ the public schools of the colony Hon. Mr. Tole to-day moves the addition IJJr T. Thompson's namo to the Petitions Qi^nmittee.

Department of Agriculture ! ii. o'Callaghan to-morrow asks Govorn mratif they >nten(i to submit a proposal ;JJ (he establishment of an agricultural jjoartment. Information Dosirod.

Sir Qeo. Grey on Wednesday next moves tor copies of all correspondence between ft« New Zealand Govormnflnt and the British Government re the Imperial En jblinff Bill, the naval defonco of the colony, and the annexation or federation of Samoa.

Tho Bible in Schools. Mr Daniel Stewart's Bible Reading in Schools Bill) to be introduced this afternoon, provides that school committees shall be Lhorised to sanction tho readingof portions ofthe Bible without comment, and that tho time far such reading shall bo fixed cither lithe opening or clo3o of tho school, during jchool hours. Any parent may withdraw „ children during this time.

Compuliory Education, Owinj; to tho difficulty encountered iln getting convictious under the com I pulsory clauses of the Education Jet, Mr Steward intends to give notice that the clauses in question ehall besoalt9red as to cast on paronts tho onus ; of proving that their children had boon in . ittendance a sufficient number of days to {ootfy with the provisions of ilio Act.

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.-This Day.

(Batoio H. G. Seth Smith, Esq., R.M.) Judgments rou Plaintiffs.—John Bill v. I Junes Pord, £4103. 7d : J. Levy v. Bolton and : Bobimon, (2 cases) £5 in each; (Judgment jjagafnßt Robinson only); William Willey v. JsmeaMahon, £6; JlcArthur & Co. v. A. Pcar i ion, £15188; M. Tozcr. vH. Rainbow, £7 12s. 8d; ' J. Craig v. J. Dalaynoj-. £13 Ilia Gd ;H. Whlto T. Ji J. Ford, J3l X7s Id ; Halstead Brothers r. jr. Robinson, £18 la 8d: T. H. Shovo r. W. U. ■ Simson, &l fts lOd: R. F. Luks t. C. 11. Noabltt, I ffls 7s 6d; W. Hart v, J. Johnßton, £1 Is; B. : Cohen v. Hondorson and Peterson, £12 (con- I feseod by Honderson, and Judgment, given as I against Peterson); L. D. Evans v. Shnnnon, 1 ff; Bowles and Co. v. Joseph Leo, £2 6a; A. * Wat-on v. T. Good, £2. I Jouoment SUMMONSB3.—J. Dennlater v. J. I Broirn, SA 7b. . Tho dotondant did not nppoar, I and was ordered to pay by lnstnlmonta of 20s a I weok or sevon days' lmprlsonmont.—W. Jaffln ;y. 0. \V. l^rdie. £8 5a 3d. By consent, defen- I i)ant -vras ordered to pay by Instalments of 2a Cd I s wook or soven dnys' imprisonment.—J. R. ; Randorson v. Jas. Carnoll, £28 19a. Defendant S did not appear. Ordered to pay £10 a month F. I ono months' imprisonment. —J. Wratt v. or I Boymour, £15. Defondant did npt appear. Or j dored to pay 20s a week.—L. Moses v. J. Bindon i £814a.—Defendant did not appear.—Ordored to rbj monthly instnlmonta in threo amounts. Moss v. J. F. Brindßon £S !»3.—Similar I flrflor modo. M. Lonnan v. K. Morrin, £9 ISs: i ordered to pay in a fortnight or fourteen days' ' imprisonment.—J. Goodman v. E. Hopo, £5 Bs. Gd.; ordored to pay 10s. per week. I A number of cases were adjourned.

COMMERCIAL MISSION TO THE SOUTH SEAS.

I The delegates who are about to proceed to tho South Sea Islands, to report upon the prospeote of trade with New Zoaland, were 'i entertained to dinner last night at the • Auckland Club by Mr John Reid, Chairman ,ol the Chamber of Commerce. Mr Roid '^presided, and the following members of Committee of tho Chamber of Commerce

were present: —Mr Aickin, Vice-Chairman, Messrs Brett, M. Clark, A. Nathan, G. Harper, and Menzies, Secretary. Other gentlemen present comprised Mr S. B. Biss, Chief Postmaster; Mr H. Henderson, of Henderson and Macfarlane; Mr Page, of Banjood, Ewen and Co.; Mr A. B. Donald, of Donald and Edenborough; Mr J. B. Gilfillan, and Mr W. Berry; while the delegates present wero: —Mr Pavitt, Canterbury Industrial Association; Mr Vasl. Nnnior Chamber of Commerce; Mr

weal, uapier \jaamuvr vi wmuiouo, ±>n 'J. L Kelly, Auckland Chamber of Com "merce; and Mr C. D. Whitcombo, Press Association. Mr Allen, the representative Of Oamaru Chamber of Commerce, sent an tpology for absence, as did also Mr John Snera, member of Committee, His Worship the Mayor, and Captain Edenborough. ! Alter a choice repaßt had been partaken of, the toast of "The Queen" was duly

honoured, after which Mr Aickin proposed I " The Executive Government of New Zea -9 land." In an excellent speech the speaker reviewed the history of the Liland trade from the time of the " Great South Sea bubble " until now, and concluded by eulogising the present Government of New Zealand, and Sir Julius Vogel in particular, for so cour -1 tgeously and enterprisingly initiating the I rteam mail service between this colony and I the Islands. He coupled with the toast the i name of Mr Biss, who made a suitable | response. The Chairman, in proposing the I health of " The Delegates," alluded to I Captain Cook as the first British delegate 1 »ho had visited the South Sea Islands. 1 Trade proper with these islands had all I been developed within the last 30 or 40 pare, and daring the last 25 years Auck land had had a considerable interest in the trade. About ton years ago the New Zealand Government sent Mr Seed to report on the Island trado, and shortly afterwords subsidised a steam mail service to Fiji. People ridiculed the idea of this; but the Went had shown that the Government were tight, and the experience with regard to Pijl was the boat justification of the step now being taken by Government. He added that while he believed In en couraging local industries, it was necessary to gnard against imposing high duties on Island produce, a3 this might have the effect of diverting the trade to those colonies or nations whose Governments 1 fflighi make reciprocal arrangements to I encourage their trade, as had been done by the United States in a treaty with the Sandwioh Islands. The toast was drunk with full honours, and Messrs Pavitt, Neal, iKelly, and. Whitcombe responded. Mr •Sathan proposed the health of Messrs and Edenborough, whose enter prise in developing the Island trade he highly commended. The employment '; of steam was rendered necessary by ' tt« growth of the traffic, and he believed the present venture would be successful. In returning thanks, Mr Donald mentioned,, as showing the ex pansion; of the trade with the South Sea Islands, that wh«eas, five or six years ago, they only brought about £6,000 worth of produce from the Islands, they had last year wonght £20,000 worth. It was, he believed, 6% a question of capital how much Wand produce could be brought to New Zealand. Mr Harper next proposed the health of Meegrs Henderson and Macfarlane, who Oight be called the pioneers of the trado between New Zealand and the Islands. Mr W. Henderson responded, alluding to the enterprise of Messrs McArthur and Co. in I the Island trade. Other toasts were :— 1 "Sir Julius Vogel," by Mr Donald ; "The I .Press," by tho Chairman; and "The I ladies," by Mr Harper. Mr Brett, in pro -1 poring the Chairman's health, referred to 1 me greater life and vigour which had I characterised the Chamber of Commerce I; nnce that gentleman had occupied the posi tion of President; and Mr Pavitt, who fPoke in support, made a graceful ac * mowledgmont of Mr Reid's generous wel i...4onie to the Southern delegates. The meet "gi which closed shortly afterwards, was a complete success socially considered, •while as a means of making the delegates .acquainted with each other and making ; them ait courant with Island affairs, the Idea was most happily conceived and effec tively carried out.

TELEGRAMS.

Chkistciitoch, this day.-It haa beon rtocidcd to place tho statue of the late Mr Urn._ feofton Moorhoueo in a prominent position in tho Government Domain, near tho Museum,

DmrewK, this day.—At the City Police t^ourt \ mcont Busin, alias Lynch, was sentenced to ono year imprisonment for victimising peoplo by "ringing the changes" Henry Percy Fisher was com mittod for trial for horse stealing. The pastoral deferred payment holders nrc petitioning Parliament to get capitation grants, aa in tho caec of agricultural settlers. lno Minister of Lands refuses to recom mend further inquiry into tho Waitahuna wasto lands.

Tho Rwog found in tho dock yard yester day lins bcon claimed by the owner, James Keith, wlro cays ho hid it thore, expecting to find it safe when wanted.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THUKISDAY, JUNK 18, 18_5,



All farmers, gardenoH, and fruit-growers S 0 do not want to stick fast In the mire of "la-fashioned ignorance, while the march of Jwgreas leavea thorn far behind, should take Jg» ot the fact that the New Zealand Fabmkk, I &v* Yei7 oUler good rural journal, is published '-.WWep them moving along the path ot progress •ran credit and profit to themselves and their SvHSST' Bend ro^ snbscriptton, 6s, for six gwuM, and judge for yoursofvoa.—H, BKBIT •nftlUier, BnaOffloe, Auckland, '



Wanuxli 'ANTED, 20 Pick and Shovel Men.— Apply Lovott and Irvln. North Shore, W' ANTED, a first-class Blacksmith for \ tewo'te!ll one that can shoe horses.- Apply W. S. Whltley, Queen-street. Vf^ANTED, a Gentleman to travel T T through Tasmania In a lucrative busi ness. Must have £30 capital.—For particulars apply Poat-offloo Box 350, Auckland. V\7" ANTED, First-class Coatmnkers ; T T constant employment.—N. 55. Tweed Co , Merchant Tailors, Shortland street. VST ANTED, a" BakerT must beT~first f T class hand.—Apply to Thornton, Smith, una Firth. YXT'ANTED, Coat Hands, Trousers, T T Finishers, nnd Improvers,—Auokland Clothing Company, Custonia-Btieet East. WANTED, a good Tailor; constant work to a steady man.—J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria-street. V\r ANTED at once, Singlo Young Man V T for milk round ; must bo v good niilkor.— Apply to Georgo Shelly, Devonport Dairy, Uevonport. W "ANTED, 2 smart Boys.—Apply Dam pior's Cheap Furnishing Shop, Kobson- Btroot. W "ANTED, two Youths, ono for the bench, and ono for the kneo.—Apply at once, Auckland lJoot Kopalring Company, Pitt street WANTED, a respsctablo Nursegirl.— Apply Anchor Hotel, Quoen-atroet. \%T ANTED, good Housemaid.—Apply l! Masonic Uotol, Prlnoes-btrcet. ANTEDTa good~Genorll Servant for an oasy situation.—Mrs Taylor, Grooer, liarangahapc Koud, \XJ ANTED, a Gcnoral Servant; refer- V T enos required.—Apply Mrs Irvine, tor ot Wakcfleld-3l.rcot. \\7 ANTED, a Good General Servant. V » Good iuf.rui-i-s ii.-i(iilrcd.—Apply al Darby's Inning Koums, „. Qucon-strt-et. WANTED, a gobd'Goneraf Servant.— Apply to Mra J. W. James. Park Route, Ponsonby Road. WANTED, competent General Servant, for small family; references requirod.— Apply to Airs Jackson. Orakei Hoed. I&iunera. V»7ANTED, a good General Servant; TV rpforences required.—Apply to SlrsDaw son, It, WelUsloy-street. WANTED, a Female Servant; small wages, but a comfortable home.—Apply Stau Ofllco. i \\7"ANTE 0, a Cook aud Laundress ; re- J T f eronces required.—Apply to Mrs Ware. Ely lloubo, Remnant. WANTED, a middle-aged Woman, to koop house for a single man. Small wagesjlnd good^mor-Apply STAU_Offlco^ WANTED, immediately, a Person to lake euro of an Invalid Lady.—Apply Mr Mackenzie's Store, England-street, Pon sonby. OTTANTED by a young lady dressmaker, T V Sowing by tho day, or work takon in ai home.—For addrega. apply St.vk Offlm. W~ ANTED by a rospectuble Woman, a Situation aa General Servant; good l«un drees.—Apply at Stak Offlco. WANTED by a respoctable young Woman, wiih one ?Mld. a Bituation iv tha country; wages no object—Hannaford's Auckland Registry. WANTED by n respectable woman, Washing or Scrubbing by tho day. Wnpcfis. 3a per day. WANTED, Engagement as Violin Player for Quadrille Parlies.—Apply C. Dudley, Nottingham Castle Boarding-house, Abcrcrorubio-Btreet WANTED, by an energetic, sobor Young Man, Situation in any capacity: wneos not bo much an object aa permanent em ployment; highest references. — Address, ' Labour," Star Office. WANTED, Evening Employment, or work that could be done at home, not particular what; but in connection with pre paring plans and making up accounts, &c., pre forred.—Draughtsman, Stab Office. WANTED, a Sitting-room and Bed room ; must be good, with partial board.—Addreta " Rooms." STAit Office. WANTED, Two Unfurnished Rooms on the around floor In Greystreat. Karangahape Road, or Newton.—Apply to A. Young, Grccor, 85, Grey-street. WANTED, 2 or 3 respectablo Boarders; private family; 10 minutes' walk from Queen-street; terms, £1, washing lnoluded.-- Apply Mr Lee, Hobson-street. WANTED, 1 or 2 respectable Boarders, 163 week; no othera kept—Apply for address, Mr feet, Grocer. Welllngtom-strect WANTED.— Comfortable Homo offered to a Lady (egreeablo and companions able). Very low terms. Also, large, comfort ablo Bedroom for married couple.—Mwlborough House, Ccllingwood street 'T\T ANTED TENDERS.-Separate Ten- T T dors for painting and plamoors' work to factory and shop -will be iccelvtd up till Friday. 5 p.m.—Apply on Job, Karangahtp* Road, opposite Tabernacle. __ \\J ANTED to Soil, a light Spring Trap. ¥ » —Apply A. J. Thomas, Grooer, Lisbon Houae, Freeman' Bay. TTTANTED to Soil, tho Lease, Stock, V T Furniture, and Goodwill of o»o of tho best Grooory and Fruit Bn»ine«808 In the hoart of the city; owner loaving colony.—Apply Stab Office. - W ANTED To Soil for £450, Mount Kden main ro«<1. grand Allotment 61 fo»t frontasro; depth, 105 feit. 5-roo_«l Houso, cost £230; bath, concrete U»k, 2,000 gallons; ground alone worth £320.—Particulars at Mao oleifleld Villa, Karangahapa Rood, near Taber nacle; ______________—----——— WANTED, Buyers of "Our Old Nobility "-their history, estates, and rent-rolls, by Howard Evans, dedicated to the Marqnisof Salisbury. Third and Cheap Edition price Is 3d.-A. Campbell. Bookseller. WANTED to Purchase, a Double Purchase Crab Winoh.—Apply to John Lamb, S5. Queen-street. p WANTED to Let, a Shop and Houae, Karangahape Road, top of Queen-street; sood stand for Milliner. Rent, 25s per week. ---m. Davlea. TS7ANTED, the Public to Call and See V» tho New amd Second-hand Buggies. Waggons, etc., at the Thames Carriage aad Dray Factory, VJotorla-stfeet East. ANTED at Once, 20JOOO Pick and Shovel Men to oall at Garrett Bros', and eeouro Watertight^ at 8s 6d; Bluohere, _ ed, Sale will last for One Month only. : WANTED, 100 New Customers for Legs Mutton, at 4d; Fore Quarter Mutton, at2Jd. Baef and Sausages at prices whloh defy competition. Cash customers most liberally dealt with.- Fowler and Co., Groy-fetreet. ANTED.—When you are in Hobson street, call at Munro & MlMgan's and see the large and choice Btook of Tweeds and Coat ings Jnat opened for tie oomlng season. No shoddy goods or slop-making and trimming at this establishment. __, WANTED, all who want Furniture, Bedding of every description, and Household requisites to call at W. L. Roths Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, corner Vlctorla-'treet East and High-street, next Roth'n Pnblic Hot Baths, aa the whole of his varied and extensive stock must be sold, aa the place is to sold by publlo auction on Mon day, tho 15th instant. N. 8.: Furniture on time payments. TffANTED.—Wanted to Sell (cheap), W W ana Gold Cups ana Saucers, only Bd, g___^^-^tea?H2J « a_-2srffl &^?%Ep?, Oranges uo^, gd dQ a Seles from Gd to Is fid; a good Slmror Sawing Machine, £2m^-T^WATT? Pltfratreet. WANTED, you to read what the "Civil Service' Gazette" says, "It Is now a MDSIBM S^rtT&oM'-MuiiW and Spencer, Agentß. Auckland. _ STSTANTED, VOLUNTEERS to Know W that the Sii.vkr Lace has arrlved.- JValton. T«Ho_Vlot_ri__l______rt__^ TTfAUT_D KNOWN—On Sale, Bnckß, W lime, Sand. Cement, and Ground Mnrtar Lifting Jaoks on Hire.—N. McLean, BuUdS. lateii^lbond^ifn^ejt^et^.^ WANTED KNOWN —Boys' Nicker quits Salvage Stock, Quito Peifect. galvagePrjMSdell^Top^LGj^-^ a Gotma, Albertstreot TTTANTED" KNOWN.-Charloe Kflßey Oueen-streot. . — ■-—— .



\I7 ANTED SEBN-Beautiful Birthday ■infl n«>Cion 8;v1-' t °P cn=a> at Charles Kelsej and Oo.'s. 120. Qneen-g&eet. WANTED, General Servants for Par i , „ nel'.Romuora. Kpsom, Ponsonby. Wai tato, Otahuhu, Onohimo:a, Hokionga. Gisborne, and town.—X. Henry's Regißtry. W "ANTED KNOWN-Working Men soo tho very beßt Printed Mole Trousers, soiled only, at half prlce.-At Rendell's Salvage Sale, top of Grey-street. TITANTED'KNOWN.-Flax Pillows, Is TT 3d; Flock Pillows, 2s. Mattraasei equally cheap.—A. Richards, corner of Welling ton and Union-Btroets. W ANTED KNOWN-If yon want a Goat for Office Work, or a Coat for the Garden, or a Coat for a Trip to tho Islands, or I any other sort of Coat yon can be suited in Style Prieo, or Colour at Rondoll's, Salvage Sale drey-street. ANTED KNOWN—That Working Men can come in their ehirt-sleevea and wear away one out of tho 42G Tweed Coats damaged only by water, prices from is 6d to <2a;M: worth from 10a Gd to2>is.-Atßondoll's S ilvage Bale, top of Grey-atreet. W "ANTED KNOWN—Tho beat all round exorcise is walkintr. Y rou can get a-Good Coat with Pleats and Belt, in fovoral Shades of Grey Serge, do your mile before breakfast and look well, for 6s 9d.—Eendell's Salvage Salo, Grey-street. \lf A NTEDKNOW N.-White and TT Coloured Shirts, Cotton, Merino, and Lambß' Wool Shirts, Pants and Hosiery, Ties. Collars, Braces (ArgOßy and others), Football Suits at Prices not to be Beaten, at J. W Shaokelford'B, 80, Vlotorla street (5 doors above Albert-street. ANTED KNOWN.-Ten por cont, discount is takon off all purchases of Gold and Sliver Jewellery at Relay's. They keop no imitation jewellery. Everything guaranteed. — Charles Kelsey and Co., 120 Queou-Btrect. WANTErD~KNOWN=See our Stock of Blankets boforo purchasing—£soo worth. 94 Blunkota, Bfl 6d, 1)3 fid, and 10s Brt por pah-; 10-J Blankote, 12s Bd, 17s 6d, and 20b por pair; Twill Scotch Blankets, New Zealand Blankets, md Coloured Blanketl). These goods are the t>eßt value wo evor offered.—D. McPhoreon 'Jftrangahapo Road. ANTED KNOWN-Aro your Boy's loga getting too long for his TrousorsJ Tho Remedy, specially recommended. Is to tako him to Rondell's, Top of Grey-street, and buy him ono of tho Twood Suits out of tho Salvage Stock. This lot was juat a littlo damp only by thn ruin in moving, now dry and in good order. Prices to suit. W"" ANTED KNOWN-That George Gregory, Photographer, of Qulok's Buildings (near Tbroo Lamps), Ponsonby Road, has decided, on and aftor April 24th, to make oonßldorablo Reductions In hia Prices, so an to suit tho working classes; prloes from that date being: For Carte de Vlsite, IDs fid per dor..; (or Cabinets, £1 1b per doz. Children same price. Tram cars pass tho shop. Vt^ ANTED KN O W~N. HOUSES TO SELL ON WEEKLY PAYMENTS. DEPOSIT NOT NKOKSSARY. T. S. JACKSON, Buildkr, KraostAND. "V^r AN T ED ~K if O~W N— " * That R. TuDBHOPK.Plumbor, Wellesley street, always keeps in stock a splondld assort ment of Qasalleni, Gas Brackets, Pendants, and Gas Globes of newest designs; also, a good stock of Kleotrio Bolls and Fittings, Wator Pipes and Fittings, and every requisite of tho trade. Liberal allowance made to the trade. &I i I _ * «i * _ i o _. "J IS S _ . _ _ 3 W fl *j _ a I r «f 3 ? 1 1 1 Z 3151J * &gI £ 1 " WANTED KNWON, THAT J, H. DALTON, TAILOK, Vlctorla-etreot East, Has procured a special lino of TWICKD3 for OVEHCOATB, and can do a FIRST-CLASS OVERCOAT FROM £2 UP TO fii 10s, Bxtra Good Value. J. H. V. can also Bupply VOLUNTKKRS UNIFORMS, both Dress and Undress, at Kng- Ush Cost Price. Note the addrosa— CITY TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. VIOTOBIA-BTRgET KABT. ANTED KNOWN—In consequonco of the approwihing termination of th» r^owo of tho LONDON* ArtOADK, aod tho un certainty of obtaining In such a position 1» Qiioon-Btre«t premlße» l»r«re enough to display our Dressnt exteusivn Btock, wo hay« reßolred ■jo GREATLY RKDUCE IT, and to nimble us to ?o po wo have made GRRAT REDUCTIONS IN OUR PRICKS, so that wo shall continue our Salo at ECLIPSE FRICMS. and invite our nnmeroui patrons to trivo us a call of Inopoctlop boforo making their purchases, as we aro con flciont In being able to tlve entire satisfaction by the low prices we have marked our goodß. We have adopted tho plan of marking au tho reduced stock In Red Iwk at tho sale prteo. Our Fanoy Good* comprise—W atchoß, Olookß, Sterling Gold and Sliver Jowollory. Fitted Dressing Cases, Work-boxes and Baskets, Desks, Compendium of Gamod, Abyssinian Gold and othor Artistic Imitation Jewellery. China Tea Set*, Glms and Fancy Ornaments In Profusion, Bicycle*, T«ly-ho Accordtans, Conoertinaa, Albnmt, &a, &o. QOODSON'B LONDON ARCADE. ■TO- ANTED KNOWN. THE GREATEST HUCCEBS OF THE DAY, BKVOLUTION IN THE TAILORING TRADE. SUITS SO M_LBUBB AT WHOLESALE PBICEP. ALLWOOL SUITS from SCOTCH. KAIAPOI. or ROSLYN TWEED, 455; TROUSERS, 13s. Overcoats from 25s to 60s. But wo apooially desire to draw publlo atiantlon to our Bost Tweed Salts to measure, £3 17s 6d. These are from the Best Tweed* In Auokland, and the usual retail price ie «5 10s. Good Judges pro nonnce our Trpnsorg »uperb. From Iho b«t material, 20b 6d; usual retail price, 353. Wo hare the largest tailoring concern in tho Nonh Island, and therefore give our patrons the benefit of our Wholesale prices for net cash. Choloo selection of everything good a«d fancy in Coatings, Suitings, and Trousering*. Just took In and b» convinced. All goods Bhrunk. Material, Stylo, and Fit unsurpassed. AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY, CUSTOMS-STREKT EAST, OptKMite Conplana'B New Building*. BnrineßsHo-jra : 8.30 to 6.30 : 8.80 on Saturday ANTED, a smart Junior Hand for the Drapery; salary, 26s per week.- Apply at nace Fernandoe Drapor and Clothier Newton. __________ TTORSESI HORSES I—Wanted to Sell, I L Staunch, useful Farm Horses, oheap.- Vfotoria Bt-bles. W. Crowther. ISAAC SELfe'Y, Ivo, ißaiah, Charlea Bright. Mlsceo Mordeo, Mephlstopboles,- Re»d tfielr Artioles In "The Rationalist" on Friday. _ - MISCEO MORDEO, Charles Bright, Isaiah, Ivo, _<>phistopheleß, fsaao Selby.-Read their Contributions to "The Bitlonallst" on Friday. fp o BUTCHERS. Wanted, the TradTto"know that Rumps and Loins of Beef are exchanged for Bjiskets.-For terms, apply FOSS & CO., Butohors. Queen- Btreet. . — T"O MAStEfc BA__RB.—Wanted, by good all-round Hand. Situation ; can take charge, oountry preferred, good reforences.- Address Delta, Stab Oißco. H £\ AAA PERSONS Wanted to I UilFv" Purchaae the Balance of our Stock of Boota and Shoes, "jno^f land ' Houses Wanted. A^ SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, within five minutes' walk General Poat-offlce.-Box 165, Pqst_ffl.c_. ■ — H J /NOTTAGi—, of Jive Rooms, near Oratton \J Road.-Addreß3 M.M., Stab Office. ANTED TO PURCHASE, on Build ina Society terms, a convenient 10 ---roomed Houre In or near Graf ton Road or HyTnnflMtree _-_ Tgrms." STAB OfflCO. WANTED TO RENT, a 4 or 5-roomed Cottage, within IS or 20 minutes' walk of Post-office?-Address, " Y.Z.," Post-office. Auckland. ______________ To _«1 m C^ LET. THAT LARGE AND COMMODIOUS STORK IN FORT-STBEET, being a portion of tho Stab New Buildings. A fine Btand for a wholoEalo trado or sample rooms. Apply at Stab Office. m () ~b BBICK BUII-maJfcoSiIERCE-STREET Lately occupied by A. and R. Baton. APPIytHENDKRSON & MACFARLANB. mn LET. a firet-rate Bottling Cellar, X with concrete floor.-Apply to J. M. and Anwbray. Land Agenta, Fort^rggt. nnoTET, 4-rooincd Cottagro in Cook- I street-rent 10s per week—Apply to M. ffrn/JSy,; wrt_m and Victoria street3^_ YT\6 LET, a Bed and Bittlng-room (fur- JL n_-d). with use ol Kitohenlf required. ---103, Grey-street*



TO LET (at low rent)'-large Groomed Houbo, in the city; gas and water.— T. Uasher, Stichbnry's Bnildinga, Queen-street. TO LET, Suite of Offices, Ground Floor, Queen ■ stroot, Best Position.—Apply G. l-ipwla, Auotionocr. TO BE LET, a email Shop in the beat part of Queon-strect. — Apply to \V. L. Mitchell, Land Agent, Queen Etreot. TO LET, a Bakehouse in Nelson-street ; excellent ovon; rent low to a goodtonant. —Atply H. J. Riordiui, Hobson-strcct. 0 LET, Bod-room and Sitting-room (unfurnished) In (]uiot homo; cannot take children. Apply Wood-street, Ponsonby, 3rd house from Costleystrent, on left, TO LET, .in tho best of Hobson ' atreot, a Shop and a roumi, counter and other fitting.—Apply to H. J. Riordan, Hob sonstreot. i TH^O LET, new 3 roomed House ; 7s (id. .t Inquirn third house in Ondrington-Btrpot. leftside oil' Great North Road, beside public school. TO LET, Furnished Bedroom, with use of Sitting-room and Kitchen; no children : euitablo home for school tcachor or lady In busi ness.— Apply Star Lfllco. TO LET, a six-roomed Cottage, newly built, in Collingwood-street; all cop vonlencos.—Apply Q. Gleeson, Gloeson'a Hotol. TO LET, a Seven - roomed House in Nelson-street.—Apply George Ivll, Hair Dresaer. Tlototla-airoot, TO LET, in Upper Queon-streot, close to District School, House of 7 rooms; gap and water. — Applj W. Jamloson, Undertaker, Wolleeloy street East. TO LETTFurnishod Room, pleasantly altualed; BUltab'o for gentleman. No chlldren.-For address apply Sir Hanson, Boroe ford-atroot. TO LET, two nioo largo Front Boomc with a flrcplnoo and uee of n Small Bed room ; rent low.—Apply to Mr Harpor, Brook street, oil' Nowton Road. TO LET, Shop and Dwolllng, with lartre workihop, corner of College Road and Greenwood-street; rort, HI per week.—Apply M. J Moore, Bootmaker, Viotorla-atreot. TO LET, Six-roomed House, water, and ens. every convenlonco. very close to Town; Rent, 11s —M. S. Laurlo, corner of Pitt and Eißt Btreets Newton. rjlO LET, Grafton Road, 5-roomed House; JL Hoptmrn-BtreGt, G-rooTiied TTouso, eras find water lnlil on.-S. ir. Collins, Kama Uollierj Office, H.Queon hi voet __ _ TO BE LET—Brick Shop and 9-room Dwelling, Wollcaley-stroot. Ruivl, only S.2.— Apply to W. L. Miichell, Coombes's Ar. ado. TO BE LET, Poiwonby, corner Shnp and 5-roomed Dwollinp. sctillory, &o.; rent, fil per wcok.—App>y to \V. I* Mitchell. Coombos1 Arcado. rilO LET, a nice 3-rooincd Cottage, with JL scullery attaohed, in Olarenoo-strcet; town water laid on.—App'v to Mahony, care ot Mr Nlg_tlpgnle.'CoHi'Kn Koad. TO LET, a b roomed House in Fit/.roy btreot ofrilrown-Btrcot; rent. IL'-i rer week. Gas and wator laid on.—Apply K. Clcal, Fitzroy Btreot. TiTlO LET, Hctis-o of (i rooms find Houllorv - close to the Tmmway Termlnim: rani, l-s Cd nor weok.—Apply to tho Zow Z.'alnnd Houso, Land, arid Kstuto Agenoy, lli k -h-stroct. TO LET-or FOU SALE, In the city, o Shop and I) walling, wull ndapteel for ii milliner and dressmaker.—F. J. Moaa and Co.. . <hortltn(l-stroQt 1 _ __ TO LET, furnished or vnfurniehed, a Homo ot 10 rooms Water and gas : near tho L)onialu,-F. J. Mojs and Co., Short land-streot. fTVO LET, Grafton Road, 12-roomed "tiousu"; JL bathrouni, nas and wat«r, every convent onco; gocd vlovf Of Harbour.—ll. Purtlngton, l.and Agont- TO LET, Kybcr IVh, couifortublollou?o; 7 rooms, runue, gna ond wuter, waoh-houae, and boiler; largo allotment —H. PattUgton, Stltchbury's Buildings. rjlO LET, Durhnm-street, large building ; JL 8 rooms, gns and water; suitablo for boarding houso or manufactory, or will lot one argo room, 21 _ fO.-H. Ptirtlngton, Stichbury'b Buildings, T~ 0 LET OH LEASE, Karangabape Road, 2 moat convenient Shops in contral poaltiou with Privato Healdonco, &c. In good order. — Apply J. 11. Hamor. Land Agent, Karangahupo Road. TO LET, for 12 months, oithor tho whole or tho unoccupied portion of tho premises in Cußtoinß-streot, opposite new railway elm lon, lato Auckland Forwarding rarcoJ Delivery Ofllco.—Apply to Messrs Brown. Barrett and Co TO LET, 2 5-roomed Cottage, Clatence- Btreet; 6-ioomcd Balcony Houso, Jorvnli Road, ront 13*; 7-roon\od Housn, Hnreo Baj Ko*d.—Apply Allen, Draper, Jorvoia Road, Ponsonby. rTIO LET, Monti Viow, Karangahapo Road, _ opposito Dr. Richardson**, Houso of Bix Rooms; gas and water laid In, and gas atovo In kltchan; immodiato possession.—Apply Mal colmaon, Uol.acy and Co., High-street. TO BE LET, Gordon Houso, Hobaon- Btroo*, 12 rooms, bathroom, good cooking, rango, Vonotlan bllndf, k\«, wator. and every convenience for a first-class boarding-house.— Apply to W. li. Mitcholl. Uoombea'a Arcade TO LET, euitablo for any local industry or manufacturer. Largo, Dry Promltefl, onrt shed, stable, outhouses, and BpWdid woll; nlso, the DwclliDg-houso, togothcr or sop»rately. Largo allotment; iow rent—Thomas Siott, Arch Hill. >_ ■ mo LET, I'atferson-Btroet, Mount J Roskill, a Nlro Cottage of I rooma. clo:w to the 'bus stand, about HO minuloi' wnlk from Qucon-atreot. Rent, 7s 6d prr week. —For fiirtlmr pnrt'culnrs, apply 1). V. Brans, llnuao au'i FiStato Agunt. j1 _. TO BE LKT, tho?o spacious Premises in Wyndham-stTCct. at present occupied by Lnnrioand Hornsby; possession early In .Inly. Ofllces and shops to bn lot in Pulintraton Bulld- I ops.—Apply to H. Groon and Co.. Messrs VVliimkcrandßu'BoH. O~LET, a Shop, with G rooms attached, eornor of Richmond Houd.Ollpbant Btreot, and Lmcoln-Rtree', having thrro frontages; occupied by Mr H. Fluid, Grocer, for tho last twoycara; good oprulng for n smart bu'i*eaa man.—For particulsra apply John Porter, Rleh in ond Store, Richmond Road. TO BE LET, in tho Suburbs, 2 very delightful Tilla Residences, nearly two" acrra of ground encl). Railw»y Station 1» front, and omnlbUESO? naaa tho ri<Vir». Then* aro cholco dwellings.—W. L. Mltohel1., Land Agent, CoomhCß'aArcade. TBIO Lli/T, Ponsonby, corner of Uontinol 1 Road and S»rafleld-»tr««f. Eldhtroomcd House, bath-room, cloaot, porch, &c. over an acra of ground, lncludinK gardon, orchard, &c. —For partloujara »nd cards to vl«w, apfly to W. I* Mitchell, Coombee's Arcade. T 0 BE LET, on Lease, Mount Hoekill, S Aoros of good Ijand %n<\ 8-Roomed family Resldencn ; b«throom, Blablo and coach houso, cowahoi, fowlhonso, vlni>ry, orchard, garden, and pa/Jdock.—For full pnrtleulan apply to W. L.Mltohell, House Agont, Coombeß'B Arcade TO BE LET, Those VERY COMMODIOUS PREMISES in Victoria-etroet, at present oooupicd by Mesera T. and H. Cooko, a» Furniture Warehouso. Thero Is a well lighted cellar and extonaivo storage room. Immediate pesae^leneanbeglvon. Kstato Agent. Coombea a Arcado. T" 0 L E T, the WarohonßO at present ocoupled by Messrs lft_NK' & Chotob, and the Bhop lately occupied by Clobb Bros., alaoOfflooßOn First Moor, and tho whole of tho Top Floor over Messiß CIOS9 Bros.' and Le Sueur'a Shops Id Queen.Btreet.-Applyto^^^ J. Byoroft & Co., Shortland-Btreet. FOR LEASE, a 9-roomed Houao, with KiglitAcros volcanic Lund, Ono troo Hill dislr'ct.—F. J. Moss and Co^ShortlancVstreet.^ HOUSE TO^LET^To LotTihat well known Boarding Houso, tho Imperial, No. 71, arey-6trect»- For terms, Sec, apply Mra Wntorman, 71, Groy-ntroot. PONSONBY.— HOUSES TO BE LET OR SOLD.—Anyone wishing to find a auitoblo houso In tho Ponsonby neighbourhood should apply to W. O. Mitchol, Architect, House ard Land Agent, Poneonby Road (oppo site All Saints' Church). mOi'BOOTMAKERS.— To Let, Shop and JL Dwelling, 5 rooma ; commanding situation in rising suburb; stock and fixtures at cost; low rental. — Apply to Larabourno, Ironmonger, Newton. J Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLUEN AT AUCKLAND. In tho mattor of " Tho Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and the amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of Thomas Haywood, lato or Kamo, Publican, a Bankrupt, Notice is hereby given that application will bo made to tho Court on the 2nd day of July, or asßOOnas thereafter as counsel can be heard, that an Order of Dlschargo bo granted to the abovenaraed Rankrupt. Dated this 18-h day of June. 18F5. H. WILLIAMSON, , . Bankrupt's Solicitor. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In tho matter of "Tho Bankrun'cy Act.lß°3," and the amendmont thereof, and of the Bank ruptcy of James John Mcßa, Duncan H. McKenzie, Angus McKay, and Norman Finlayson, of Otamaten, Kalpara, in the Provincial District of. Auckland, in New Zea land, Bush Contractors, carrying on business together in co-partnerehip under tho stylo or firm of "Mcßa, McKenzie, and Co., Bankrupts. Kotiob is hereby given that anapplicalion will to made to tho Court on THURSDAY, the 2nd day of July proximo nt the hour of 11 o'clock of the forenoon, or so Eton thereafter as counsel can be heard in that behalf, that an Order of Dis charge be granted to the abovenamod Bank '"Dated this 18th day of June, 1885. HILL & MAHONY, Solicitors for tho Bankrupts, 36, Sbortland-slreet. j mO CONTRACTORS. EXTENSION OF TIME. The date for receiving Tenders for Concrete Residence in Symonda-stroet ia EXTENDED until 1 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 24th inst. P. F. M. BURROWS, OveiGoodson's, Architect.



• M.IT fforiale. :■, I FOR SALE, 3 quarters of "an aore good Tab'e Turnips.—Apply to W. Nichollp, Ellerßllo. FOR SALE, Stronp Spring Cart, Staunch.Maro. Now ilirr.ess, Saddle and Bridle. Bargains.—T. H, Olovor, Free 6tore, Cuatomsstrcet West. FOR SALE, Ithe 3-ton Yacht Ethel May (coppered), with all gear, etc. In good ordo ; suitable for either pleasure or working purposes.—Apply Thames Carriage and Dray BV'tory, Yicloria-Btreot Eaat. TTIOR IMMEDIATE SALE, as the owror JD is leaving, four Houses in Ponsonby, of four, ilvo, six, and oipht rooma respectively, with porches and every convenience; almost now; don't lose a chance.—Apply first houao Surroy-st., Surrey Hills. Richmond Road end. FOR SALE, Tomperanco Torraco, Re muera, two eplendidly-Bituatnd Allotments, Oli x 30(1; close to tho Rcmuora Hall; will bell very cheap.—For further particulars apply p. V. Bvi'.ns. Auctioneer and Land Agent. lul^ FOR SALE, handsome Villa Residences, comfortable Cottaircs, beautiful Building Sites; grand Business Sitoa—cheap on easy terms ; Cottitge, 4 rooms »nd scullory, &c , for iJISO; Allotments near Tramway Terminus, Ponsonby, 37s Gd per foot See Star Supple ment.—D. F. Evans, Land and Estato Agent. FOR SALE, in Symonds-street, nenr City Road, a Comfortable Villa Resi dence of 6 rooms, lofty, nice hall, gag and oity water throughout, asphalted paths, side en tranoe, bay window, register grato, stands high. Grand position.—Apply to D. F. Evans, I.nnd Agent. 1902 FOR SALE, a Bargain, Prospect-street, (Ponsonby, and only one minute from '.ram, a ploaßantly-sltuated flroomed Cottage register grates, gas in threo roomß, oity water, and overy convenience. Allotment 33 x 100. Stands high ; grand view. Prloo. £350. Tonne easy.—Apply D. F. Evans, Auctioneer, Houbo and Land Agont. 1503. FOR SALE, Port Albert, Kaipar 314 a, Aoreß of good Freehold Land, nearly nil fenced in by creek and wlre,.fenoe; 50 acres laid down in grass; small orchard ; fresh water all the year round; wator frontage and adjoins tho Port Albert Township,—For further particulars, apply D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Land Agents 1511 FOR SALE, Bond-street, Arch Hill, a pretty freohold Cootage of four rooms and icullery: paasage, sft. wido; verandah, register s?rate. colonial oven, and sink; a good well of water; nice lt-vol allotment. 33 X 105 feet, ilanu-d with trees. Cards to view, apply D. F. Hvans, Auctioneer and KBtnte Agent. 1508. FOB SALE, Dunediii-atreot, near St. Maw's Convent. Pontonby. handsome i la Residence, 0 rooms, roploto with allcon liionces: gas, city wator. Tho house i 4 almost ;w, nad in splendid ordor; stands high, and uninamis most charming viow of the harbour; •;oat healthy and delightful aspect. Price. £SJO. I'OTms if required.—D. F. Kvans, Land and Matato Apeiit 1520 CJIOR SALE (Special Bargain), at Eaat tj Tamaki, One Aore of Rich Land, all fenced, toifetlior with a Bubntantially-buut B roomed House, newly erected, cow-shed, trap hotito, plggorlos, &0., UaEohold for 6J years at ■i Binall r.-ntal of £.'! per aunum. Prico only S'.sO. Tlhto aro 81 aoroa of first-class Govern ment Imid. where stock can Rrazts at a small fco of ~t* pi'r heail por annum.—Full parllculurs on ■mpllcatlon to I). F. Eviina HBtato Agent. 1513 FOR SALE, Avondale, Rosobank Estate, . 18} Keren of aplondld Land, half In orope. imt'tiesand oats tho balanco In grass; a good creek frontage, and p'onty of fresh water; a fine wbntautliil Rotldenco of 5 rooms, with dairy, stable, coach bouso and fowl houso; all woll and securely fencon; prioo £1,225. As this toslrablo property ia bounded on tho north by a «rood metal road, and on tho south by the Avondalo River, tbo Owner is prepared to sub divide to suit inirchnsora, at iCJOper acre.—D. F. Kvine, Lind Agent and Auotioneer. 1828_ JTIOirSALK, Mount KJcn, off Mount S? Roaklll Rond, a prntty Villa Roßidonce, rustioatcd, supnrblr finished off, 5 rooms, lofty, lath-room, pantr>'. Loamington range, 2 rogistor ,<ratea, bay window, splendid hall, fancy glass door; water hud on to bath and puntry by 2 SOO-g&Uou tanks; picket fonoo; corner Allot ment, 14 x 118; very largo Btable and fowlhou°o; <n» within 200 foot. The viow obtained from tills property i i unsurpassed in tho district, with u_o prospective value—Torma, &0., on applica on to D. F. Evans, Estato and Land Agent F"~O^ SALE, JUNCTION FAiar, ALKXANDRA-A Splendid Farm of 570 acres, Freehold. This Valuable Property is situated at tho Junction of tho Punui and Wafpu Rivers, with a frontago of 2J miles to iho vVV.pa, which makes a permanent fenca. Thelnndislovfll. rich, and dry, 179 acres aro fenced and dividort into eight paddocka. A Fine fiurge Houso of 9 woll-flnlshod roomß, with Ver andah round throo oidca. A moat desirable property and paying well. Will 601 lat low figure.—For nil further particulars, apply D. F. Evans, Auctloneor, Land, and Estato Agont. 1514 xjiokTleaseTngaruawahia or I? NEWCASTLE, six miles up tho Walpn River, a Flr.t-clasn Farm of 250 Acres, fenced and aub-divided into nlno Paddccks. Rich al luvial noil. Tho wholo aroa has been cultivated, with the exception of about 15 acrcß. which is in bush for fencing purposes. Tho property h»fi a frontego of h»Tf-a-inile to tlio Waipa River. Tho Waikato Steam Navigation Company's atoamora paas four timoß a week. Tho Houso la nearly new, with seven flno rooma, fitted with every convenlonco, and all tho usual outbuild ings—For further particulars, apply to I). F. Evans, Auctloneor and Land Agent. 127 OR SALE—A grand bargain—Top of Alexandra-street, rear Symondß-strcet. 2 Comfortable Villa Residences, freehold, each 6 rooms, fitted up with ovory convenience; bath-room, ahoFor. city water. Nice allot ments, cxcollent drainage, hoalthy, position un rivalled, uninterrupted views, cannot bo built out, cloao to City Council rcßorve, and onlr four minntcs fro/n Queen street. A moat desirable propirly, and bolng bo noar tho city, stands high, from whioii'a mas»Ulo»nt v'c.w of the city In obtained.—Price' for the lot, £900; or each, £500 and CIW. 'I'ornis ls per atrangi nifnl ■ Furtlmr particulars on application to D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent. 27^J 529 O^ R ~~S A L "E, Ox the Mount Roskili- Road, FivoAoresof Uood Volcanic Land, bubdivlded Into five paddocks In good grass, each paddock woll planted with ornamental trens; a trend orchard and gurien, together with 'building thereon erected, viz.;—A good 7-roomcd Itcsi donee; a good outhonso, 31 hy 18, contaiulng conch-liouao, two-stnlled Btable. nan's room, dniry, and largo bay loft; aIBO, cow house, fowl nnd plr-liouoch .';.OCO gallon cl»t*rn and 100 gallon tank. This properly will h« sold cheap, and iasuitclfor agcotlemnn'Rresilience and can bo cut up Into allotments if required; dlstanco from the Post c.fllco, three mi las; 'Inicos puss tbs rroportj every hour.— For further particulars, npply to Carbines aid Taylor, AuctlonoH-a Queen-ntrcct. T -fl d\ DEPOSIT—Now Houeo for Sale, JIJ jL\9 20 minutes' walk from CJuoen-Bireet, on weekly payment sys'.era,—C, Williamson, ! Batata Agent, Illgh-atrcet. i*OAA WILL Purchase 9 Years' C&iV" f\f Irfa«e, with purchasing olsuae, of »6 Acres good Lfind, within 8 miles of Auck land ; N.IC. aspect; Bultablo for atrawborrlee. archard. poultry. &c.; 17 acres grass, tognthor with Ilousr? antl out'nulldlnga, Rental, £50 per annum.—J R. Randorflon. Auctioneer. Brick Shop aisd dwelling, WELLESLEY-STRKET. FOR SALE, tho Lcaso of Superior Premises. ! Good Business Stand and Excellent Accommo- I dation as Private Residence, with gaa and water and all conveniences. Prlco low. W. L. MITCHELL, Land Aoent, , Coombea'a Aroade. . CNREAT BARGAINS inClty Property. X Now Bopid^nco (just completed) within 12 minutes of Quron street. Contalna largo and lofty rooms (2 of thr m 24 x 15 oa-rh), gas, gas stove, oity water, and bath; every convenience; grand view of Harbour; locality ploanant and healthy. Apply oarly, as thin nliolco prororty is sure to sell quickly.—J R. Ranflcraon, Auctioneer. I HAVE FOR SALE, on volcanic land, (ilcsa to town, some vory ohenp and oholce Building Sites and Housoh ; aIBO, Money to I^ond. -F. G. Hwlngton, Estato Agont, Cooinbes's Arcarlo "VTEWMARKET.—Grand corner Pro _i porty, main rood; commodious double fronted Bhop and convenient Residence of 7 rooma with privato entrance well, pump, oto. Price, £050.-Apply J. R. Randorson, Auc li _____ ___ NEWTON ROAD.-Vory Desirable Cornor Section and 7-roomod Dwollirgin First-rate Ropair with all Conveniences for a Family. Not far from Bymondß-atreot, in a Grand Position, always commanding a Good Rental. -The ownor. donirlDg to roallao, will Sell at a Low Fii?uro.—W. li. Mltoholl, Land Agent, CoCTnbca'a Arcade. "OROFITABLE BUSINESS, returning JL good incomo, for filso; includes oompieto. furniture of largo boarding-house (22 rooms, to' tgoher with 3 years' loase of brick building, and good-will of business), Tho Bituatlon is contral, and the house full of permanont boarders. Only reason lor soiling,-owner leaving the coony.— Carda to view trorn J. R. Randcrson. Auotioneer. T> OSEDALE FARM, Pukokoho Wost, JLV containing 31 acres rich Land, with flve roomod Homostoad, ueual outbuildings; 18J acres being in good grass (splendid wintorfoofl), balance valuablo building tlmbor; only 2 miles from station. Roason for selling, delicate health. Prlco, £176: or would oxohango for city pro perty.—Apply J. R- Randorson, Auctioneer. mO . DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS. The undersigned has FOR SALE an Old established .. ;• _. DRAPERY AND- CLOTHING BUSI NESS IN INVERCARGILL. The stand is without exception one Of the bost in the city. For information and all particulars apply to \V.Ii. : MITCHELL, Confidential Agent, , , , Coombes's Aroade. ■\I7_LLINGTON-STREET (oppoeite Bt V V James'sJ.-Fino Business Site, 16 x 103 ; cheap, £16 per foot; easy terma. Two Large a i.t.otmknts, mnin road, Northcote; eaoh 68 x "31 • excellently situated for orchard purposes, having also Rood Bite for house; 25a per foot; greater portion of purchnae monoy mty remain at 8 por cent. Also, Lor 25, Robeiunk Estate, near corner of Rosetank and Great North Road, containing 3r lp; close to railway station and Government School. Mar be had a bar gain, owner having determined to realise. Price, 20s per foot, or offer.-J. R. Randeraon, Auctioneer. I



FOR SALE, Good, Useful Town Horse, —Apply R. Row, Victoria-street. FOR SALE, at the North Shore, a good Allotment, noar tho "Victoria Wharf; liricc. £2 113.—Apply Freehold. Star Office TTTOH Sale or to Let, now 8 roomed House, IP with 2 acres good volcanic land, at Mount Albert; a bargain for £S00; small deposit; balance at 7 per cent for term of years, or 22a fld rental.—Apply J. R. Randcrion, Auctioneer. _?^_b__ WILL make you the propri t&i 8 \?\? etor of a ilret-rate 8-roomed House and Storeroom in Albert Avenue. Mount Kden, tho whole woll and completely fini3hed. Water laid on. very largo Allotment £1 x 21P, well planted with fruit tree?, flower garden, &c; also, coal and fowl houses Tho ground fronts two streets.—J. R. Randcrnon, Auo tionocr. rf"IYCLOSTVLE for Salo, new ; from one \J writing, thousands of copies pi inted; use ful for circulars, &c.; price, 335.—R.0., IStar Offlco. -jVTALCOLMSON.T^ET ACY,&r<O. THK N.Z. HOUSE LAND, ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL AGENCY, Corner Vulcan Lank and Hion-STREET. A.RCIIITKOT3. CIVIL ENGINEERS, AND SURVEYORS. M. Do L. & Co. are prepared to conduct nvery branch of Land and Estate Agenoy. Money Inveated. Mortgages ar.d Loans negotiated. Valuations effected on every description of Property, Furniture, etc. Special facilities given to enable persona to become tholr Own Landlorda on the Small Deposit and Weekly Payment System. Plans and Specifications Prepared and Tenders Calledforevcry description of Buildlnga. Those having Properties either For Salo or To Let will find it to their advantage to entrust business to the well-known care of above Agency. To those unablo to call during tho week-days, Office will bo Open every Saturday Events from 7 to 9 o'clock. jt*€_lTh_~b —Cottage of four rooms and 3&O""« artillery in Maokelvie and Pollen-streets, woll fenced Allotment; healthy diatrict and good view. Termß, £10 cash, bal ance by weekly instalments. — Apply at our office, Vulcan Lane; or to Mr V. Hastings Surrey Hills. (tOQA-COTTAGE of 5 rooms For Sy/WO" Sale in Koppel-Bt, Great North Road. Terms can be arranged. _*1 K.AA-HOTEL FOR SALE, 35^JLO"" commanding a first-class connection, and Bltuated in a rising country township, with a railway terminus. It certains about 20 rooms, outhouses, with stabling for 12 horses, &c. The present proprietor has been in possession for over 5 yeara; satisfactory reasons FornolHng. Prico, only £1.500 171ORSALE,3QrandBuikltng Allotments, Jj 50 x ISS, in Park Avonue, Graf ton Ro_ ! fiivonrito locality, healthy neighbourhood, and 15 mlnutea from Quoon-itrect. _• PL X A —House of C rooma for sale ; 3&<lPO\J'« qnito now, and faithfully built; BltuaUtl close tho Poneonby Road; good vlow ; water and gas laid on. Terms easy. 4ra6>O/\ —HOUSE of six rooms and Freehold Allotment, close to Threo Lamps; terms, £5 caeh, and balance by arrangomont. A bargain. __*Cfe<OlA —A woll established and :^iy\7\r* pronporoua Tobacco and Cigar Busino3s, with Shop, for disposal; leading tho ronghfaro. handsome profits; owner retiring. _*/i ryK —House of Bix rooms, thin _: 9 O» Bide of Mount Eden, close to tho muln road, allotment. 67 x 132, vulcanic noil. Ownor leavlna Auckland. Terma eaty. _?/iOP_ —HOUSE of 6 rooms and %Ti«Oi scullory, quite now, Bituated in Argyle stroet. Homo Hiy, Ponsonby; cloeo to tramway; terms, £25. balance by weokly or monthly Instalments. _?"_ A A —FOR SALE, a Prominent H& JLv \/» Level AUotmeet, over 40 x 172, situated at tho cornor of Ba!isbury-Btrect ana Rlohmond Avenue; pleasant surroundings, and bonlthy position. Price. 50i per foot. l*~ti P_A —E.DBN TERRACE, Cot- !L*-P\s* tageot 5 rooms and Allotment Terms, *CtO cash, balance by weekly icsta'monta. ALBERT PARK.— Firat-ckss Family Residence for Sale, comparatively now, containing 7 rooms, pantry, and bath-room, provided with gas, wator, and every other con venience ; concrete paths, croquet lawn, Bum mer house, and largo allotment; may be had (urnished or unfurnished. jf*/*A —40 Acres of good Land at I 3W\>"« Nlhotapu Creek, Walfakerei. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, At per Foot Wallacost.Homoßas', North Head Road, 75ft ! Uoxloo,£sand£Bpft frontago; asp'.ondid Stuart St., 27x110, £80 position St. Mary's Road. £7 Beach Road, North Suasox-st, 10x132, £3 ft Shore, 60 x 331, £11 ft Claronce-at., 40ft, £2 109 Summer-at, £110 a pft Bcmd-st, Sunnysido, £2 View Road, £3 10s pft Park Avonue, £6 por ft, Mary Bt,, fenced, £3 pf t 60x165. Many others in Mount Eden, Remnera, Epsom, Nowmarkot, Newton, City, etc. _C*O/J A—FOR SALE, one of the best d&f* _:" Building Sites In Ponsonbr, situatoain Wallaco-Btreet, extra dc*p allotment, level ground, wido thoroughfare, (food neigh bourhood, healthy locality, close to the Tramway Terminußand Ponsonby Pier. Terma,nodepo3lt i*^{O_-c 0T *AGE of 6 rooms for ■^i'd/V" Sale; pretty vorandah frontft?u; situated In volcanic soil in George-street. Just oirtho New North Road, by tho favourite dis trlct of Rooky Nook. This property ia offered at. a very low figure. Terras, £?o cash only. rtQW pf —Cottage of 5 rooms with ovO 4 k9» v.ta and every convonienco ; well fenced, and provided with conoreto paths ; sltuitod in Roao Road. £3?5-Cott«go of 4 rooms For Salo, situated In Murdock Road.-Sarroy Hills. Torma, £25 carfi; balance by arrangement. FOR SALE, in Romuora, Villa Residence in ovory way Bultcrt to the rcqulromonta of a family. The house in superhly finished, and naa been now;y painted, and at present ia in first olaßa order: good rango in kitchen. The outside conveniences includo buggy-house and stable; la.go allotment; position of tho house hnMthy, and command!" a mO3t extensive View Tot th^ BBiur°i _ije KS°__»: W OTHER*?.—Land and liulldiuß Materials founJ on rcatoa able tcrma. MALCOLMSON, DE LACY, AND CO.. Coukkr Vulcan Lane and Hisiist. Ofllce Houra :-9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. dally; Saturday Evenings, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Pnblle Kotices. pOROUGH OF FARNEL L. GENERAL RATE. Not'co is hereby given that on MONDAY, tho 16'h inst, a Ucnoral Rate for tho Gonetal Pur poses of iho Borough of One Shim.wh in tho Pound was made by tho Parnell llorouuh Council on tbo Annual Value of ail Rateable Property within tho said Borough. comnatßcing on tho Ist day of .Inly, 18S5, and ending on tbo 30th day of Juno, 18*5, parablo In one Bum on Uiolßtdnyof July, 1-S3. Ratepayers are also notified Ihnttho Scccnd Collection ot Wator and Drainage RatOß is duo on tho Ist July noxt, and it !■ requested tbet laymentof sampbemadeonorbeforo thntdoto. Arroors ot General. Water, and Drainage Ratca must bo paid forthwith, or legal procood lngs will be takon to enforce payme»t. S. RIEYNOLDS, Town Clork. Juno 18, W. TVTOTICE ! NOTICE! NOTICE! _N Having Closed tho Grey-street Shops on account of tho profits being too small to par tho rent, we Bball bo ulad lo Beo nil our friends rally round tho Victoria street Sho», and make it a suecesH. Prloon startling. Come and see, and let your oyos bo your juogos.—Econom"- Boot Siioi*. Victoria-Btreot. W O ? -I ?• Juat arrived alreot from Vienna, 24 of the Largest and Best Albums over imported. On vlow and for Salo by F. H. Lowlßßon, Jeweller Quren-Btrcet, oppoiiU Union Hink. Auckland. T> EWJS GROCERY AND PROVISION STORKS, VICTORTA-STREET, 'PURE INDIAN TEAS TWO SHILLINGS PER LB' _ "DEW'S GROCERY AND PROVISION. STORES, VICTORIA-STREET. PRIMK NEW CANTERBURY HAMS NOW ON SALJ^ TTIXHIBITION of Glaesblowing Saturday JQj Afternoon, from 2to 5. AdmlOßion, Od. PrICTB given. Wnrkß, Freeman'a Bay. ( OLFB'S SCHNAPPS la tho remedy, par excellonco, for kidney disoases, indigos tlon an- debility. S~HIRTS ! ! SHIRTS ! I SHIRT 3! 1 Nolther damaged by fire, half rotted by wator, or kiokort about a sidewalk, but fresh as pnlnt, clean and nosvly imported, at from Is to 83.- A Good iiannfl Shirt for 2a 7d, a Good Cotton Shirt for 1b 9d. Socks, Drawers, Collars, Boarvcs. &0., Lobs than Auckland Prloos at THE COMMERCIAL HOUSE (oppoeito Romuora Road), Newmarkkt. MISS J. O'HANLON, Artiste in every kind of artistic work, 1b proparcd lo glvo Lesßonß. Torms. quarterly. £2 2i; or Single Leseonn, 2a 6d, Is 6d, and Is. AH Orders Tor Work in Wax» Marblo, Leather. Bilk, Wool. Laco. Painting, and BoodWork promptly and aatiafaotorilv oxcoutcd. — Addroeß: Coomboßß Arcade, Qucon Btreot. _ SCIENTIFIC DRESS-CUTTING. For the convenience ot Ladles! resident in tho Suburbs. Classes will bo formed on application at the following places :— MRS CLAYTON'S Parnell MISS HILL'S Ponsonby MKS STODDARD'd .Onehunga Sntuiday afternoon Olobs at Wollesloy-Btreet East (2nd Houbo from Park), at 2.30 p.m. These classes to begin in July. Terms, inoluding Byßtem, tracing-whool, ana inßtruotlon till perfect, £2 53. OfOLFE'd SCHNAPPS atimulates tho liver. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF A. B. THOMPSON, LATE OF aREY-STREST, AUCKLAND, GROCER. All claimß against the above estate must be sent in to the undersigned at the office of L. D. NATHAN AND CO., Shortland-streot. Auck land, before Noon of FRIDAY, the 26th June inßtanL L. p. NATHAN. Truatoe. /~VRANGES! BANANAS!! PINE 3!!! PER 5.3. IIANET NICOLL Subsidised by Government to run te the South Sea Islands) ORANGES, BANANAS, COCOANUTB, &0. As the Fruit will be Cased at the Islands (the trip only occupying about six days), pur chasers can rely on receiving the same in FIRST-CLASS ORDER AND CONDITION, And at stated intervals, So that a Regular Supply will be guaranteed. CHARLES BAGL_Y, WHOLESALE FRUITERER, Customs-street and Pabstell Rise. N_,—Country Orders for tha Auckland Dis trict, accompanied by remittance, promptly attended to.



A O-F.-COURT ZEALANDIA, __ • No. 4,711.—The Members of lhe above are requested to meet at tho top of Nelson-st. on SATURDAY AFTER NOON'at 3.15, to follow the remains of Bro J. Fitze's late Wife to their last | resting place. By orjer^^^ ST. JOHN'S WES LEY AN CHURCH, PONSONBY. The AnnivcrEary Services of tho abovo Church will be held on SUNDAY Next, the 21at inßt. Roy. A. J. SMITH will preach in the morn ing nt 11, and Roy. R. BAVIN in the evening at 6.30. Special collections in aid of the Trust Funds. On TUESDAY, June 23rd, tho usual Soireo will tako place. Tea in tho Schoolroom at C.30 p.m. l'ublio Mooting in Church at 7.30 p.m. Adr!re9BO3 by Rev. J. Robertson, M.A., H. Bull, T. W. Carr, Mr Knott, and other friends, iuterapcrsod with muUoal selections by Choir. Chairman-Mr. H, BARTON. Tiokots for Soiree, Is Gd each, may bo obtained from any of the Trußtees, or Mr D. Jack, Pon sonby Road. puNEHUNGA STATE SCHOOL. The PUPILS of thia Sohool will give Root's CANTATA. THE FLOWER QUEEN, Os- MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, In the Good Templars' Hall, The Proceeds to Purchase Science Apparatus for the School. Curtain to rise at 8 o'clock Bharp. Admission 2a and Is. , JOHN GURR. Ueadmaater. J3ONSONBY CHORAL SOCIETY. Coxductoh .. Heru Caul Sciimitt. Tho above So=le*y (kindly assisted by friends. vocal and instrumental), purpoHO repeating Mknddmsohn's Grand Oratorio, "ST. PAUL," OS MONDAY EVENING NEXT, JUNE 22, IN THE ODDFELLOWS' HALL, PONSONBY. • Doors open at half-past 7; commence at 8. Tickets, 2b 8d each, can bo had from any membt r of tho Society or Committee. JACKSON PALMER, Hon. Sec. riITY OP AUCKLAND. Tlw following By-law ia published for public information in conformity with the provision!) of tbo Municipal Corporations Act, 1870, and will come Into operation on the Ist day of July, 1685. p.i.pHHJPS. Town Clerk. BY-LAW No. 29. A By-!aw to regulate tho construction of Drains and Stench-traps. By-law of tho Council of tho City of Auckland made under special order of the said Council, dated the 30th day of Ap.il, 1885 and confirmed and sealed with the common Seal of tho said Council on the Ith of Juno, 1885. "In pureuanco of Section 839 of " The Mnni c'ipal Corpor*tiona Act, 1878," the Council of tho City of Auckland ordain os follows.:— 1. That every pipe-drain coiißtrnctod bo as to be capabloof cairying off water, or any liquid, from any i rivato t/romises in the City of Auck land, and connecting with any main sower or publlo pipodroin in tho said city, shall have pmpci and efficient, and at all times well and sufficiently ri paired Btench-'.raps with properly und efficiently cona ructod, water-tight receiv ing pits, or basins above attached, of earthen ware, Hti no, concreto, brickwork, or metal, to the satlefaciion of the City Engineer of the saitl city. 2. That every owner or occupior of any such privato prcnjiseß, tho pipo drain from which shall connect with any main newer or public pipe-drain, and Bhall be without such appliances, shall, after receipt of a notice in writing from the said Council, or any Officer thereof, bo to do, and within tha time theroin specified, provide, and properly and efficiently construct, such etoncn-trap with watertight rcceiving-pitß or bnßlna, as aforesaid, to the satisfaction of tho Bold City Engineer; and in the case of stench traps, receiving pita, or baalna out of repair, after reoeipt of allkonotice, well and sufficiently repair the-same within tho time specified in inch notice to tho satisfaction of the Bald City Engineer. 3 Any person who shall violate, or fail to do or observe, any rules, matters, or things laid down In theae By-laws, or shall make, do, suffer, permit, or allow to be done that which he H not entitled or allowed to flo under tho au thority of theßO Bylaws, ehall be deemed guilty ot an offence, and for each such offunee ehall forfeit and pay any sum not exceeding £5, and n further penalty of any sum not exceeding £5 for every day during which such offence ehall con tlnur." Passod by the said Council on tho Ith day of Jui.0,1685. W. R. WADDEL, Mayor. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. p"oTR dof education. Ml D WINTEIfHOLIDAYS. The Auckland Town and Suburbnn Schools will bo CLOSED for tho JUidwinler Holidays and Annual Examination cf Pupil Teachers during tho week beginning MONDAY, 29th Jane inst. Committees of Country Schools oan arrango the Holidays at their discretion, subject to tho Regulations. By order of tho Board. VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary. FISHER AND COMPANY, WHOLESALE SHIPPING AND FAMILY BUTCHERS. QUEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND. Poultry of all kinds arened to ordor, Homo Lured Hams and BacoD, Corned Beef in large quantitioß, Preserved Meats. N.B—DoaUra in Gamo. F»milies waited on for orders in town or suburbs. Importora of Bausago Skins. Tho trado supplied. Calves' Rennets guaranteed. MIXED SPICE, — Read " Aliecoo Mordeo's" Peppery Packet In "The Rationalist" on Friday. T>E sure you get Wolfe's ScilNAPrs. RS WRIiJG, Salisbury-street, Parnell, liaa Vacancies for two or threo Gentle men Boarders. Good vlow. baths. So. i^HRISTTAN FRIiKTiiOUGHT. —Read \J Full Report of Roy. C. Worboys'a Sermon in "Tbo Ratlocalißt" on Friday. , ■-. MRS PAGE, nee MISS GARDINER, will Resume business as Drees and Habit Maker onMONDAY, Juno 2J,Scarboro' Terrace, Parnoll, near Mrs Gilbert's Drapery Store. mABERNACLE SE RMONS. — Read JL "Isaiah's" criticism In V The Rationalist' on Friday. . MONEX TO LEND, on Freehold Securitioa.—Aroh. Buchanan, Soltcltor, Bt. Mungo Chambers (oppo&ita Bank of New Zealand) MONEY! MONEY! MONEY 1-Several Sums of Mono? to Lend on Freehold Securities, at 8 per cent.. In sums of £100 and upwards. -D. F. Evans, Land and Kstate Agent, . t T>IANOS TUNED, Xs 6d; Repairs in A every other Branch at moderate terms; 15 yoars' Lordon experience.—Address Richeos, oaro of Murray and Speacor, Queen-street. I" VO, Miscoo Mordeo. ißaiah, Charles Bright, MophistopholOß, Isaac Solby.— Read their Articles in "The Rationalist^ on Friday; ._ "IPkEVONPORT.— Board and Residence \_7 for Young Men, Tradosmon (comfortable home), on moderate torms, within threo minutes' walk of Dovonport Wharf .—Apply at the Devon yort Bakory. REV. WILLIAM TEBBS. — Read ."Isaiah's" Pulpit Sketch in "Tho Rn'onallat" on Friday. '■ MRS SINGLETON,, Victoria-etreet, begs to call special attention to her Varied Stook of Baby Linen, Robos, Shawls, Cloaks, Hooda, Hata, _jo. . . • . ■ ■ ■ m_ _ D E VIX AMONG THE JL CHURCHK3.-Road " Mophistopheles" Letter In tho "Tho Rationalißt"on Friday. SALVAGE BLANKETS. — Large size ■whlto1 Whitney Blankets, ii 6d each. Extra largo sizo superior quality for double beds, 7s 6d each.—Fornandcz, Draper. Nowton. OME VERSUS STREET AND STREET CORNERS, WINTER EVKN INGS —Notioo.—The Scripture Gift Association is prepared to award a Uaeful Prizo at any time to any work lad under 17 yoars who will Write carefully tho Namea of 10 Towna in Now Zea land, 40 In England. 20 in Scotland, and 20 in Ireland Bring written paper to Depot, High- Btroot. N.B.—Now writers only. CH AS, WILLIAMSON, Land, lloubo, and Estate Agent, Hlgh- Btreot (near Shortiand-Btrect), has always for sale and to lot large and small houses in the City, suburbs, and country districts ; also firms. Improved and unimproved, in various parts O£ toe province. Soveral eligible building allot ments for salo in the City. See Hats in EvxNma Star and " Herald " PULMAN'S PHOTO. ROOMS.— Tourists and others having expressed dis appointment in not seeing our Photo. Views of the Hot Lake District, Bush and Fern Studies, &c, before pv. rehaslng elsewhere, aro invited to inspect our large Series of the Bame. The finest Collection of Maori Portraits In Now Zoaland. N.B. — Instantaneous Portraiture in all its Branches. Enamelling done for tho Trado and Amateurs on reasonable terms. Bhortland-stbfxt. Auckland. THE Cheapness of an Article Depends upon the Quality. The reasons why the New Zealand Tweed Company, Tailors, Short land-streot, has mot with the amount of success that it has are: Firstly, tho Tweeds are allot New Zealand manufacture, coming direct from the Mill, ao there is no Middleman a Profit; secondly, every Garment is Thoroughly Shrunk, and made In a Firat-claBS Btyle thirdly, there is No Credit, so tho Good Customer does cot pay for the Bad.—New Zealand Tweed Company Talloiß. Shnrtlana-Rtreet. opponlta Star 'Office I/URE— J. Fernandez, Newton, having JD purchased a large portion of the Salvage from the great fire at Messrs Owen and Graham's Warehouse, he is now giving Extraordinary Bargains in Men's and Boy's Clothing. The good* are only damp, not burned. Boy's Col oured Moleskin Troueers, Si Cd; Men's do, la 6d; Men'a 'I w> ed Trousers, la lid ; Men* Strong Tweed Snts. 18b 6d; Boy's Strong Knicker Suits, la Cd; Bov'd Coiton Shirts, la each; American Paper Collers, 6d box: Boy's Strong Tweed Trowser Suits, 123 Cd; Men's Hard and ' Soft Blaok Felt Hats, 2a 6d eaoh. All other foods equally cheap. Inspection invited.— 'ernapdez, Drapler and Gletuer, Newton.



a. s£ TJIOR NORFOLK ISLAND AND -SjyluSrTlSr The schooner AURORA auc=">^ will sail on or about TUES DAY next, 23rd mat. For Freight or Pas sage, apply to M. NICCOL. Agent. Juco 17, 1885. V~~~iTERAN RIFLE VOLUNTEER COMPANY, Will assemble at tho Drill Shed in Uniform on SATURDAY AFTERNOON.tho 20th inst.. at 1.15 sharp, to proceed to Northcote by 2.15 T. T. ANDERSON, Captain. "IVTEW EDEN HALL, SUMMERItT, _Ll MOUNT EDKN 110 AD. Mr J. Rees will lecture in thn above Hall, TO-MORROW (Fjiday) EVBNINR, commenc ing at hal£ pact seven, on " Paul's desiro to depart and be with Christ," Phil. 1. 2, 3. Beats Free. Questions invited. Come all. FANCY" DRESS~SUBSCRTpfiO]S DANCE Will take place in the Parnell Hall, on WED NKSDAY, 2ldi Juno, I*Bs, atß p.m. Admission by ticket only. Fancy dres3 ontional. Tickets (Sentlemen. sa: Ladles, 2s 6d) to be obtained from the following ladles of the Commttee:— Mesdames Chambtrlin, Flood, Mowbray. Thomas, and Wilkle. or from ' R. G. THOMAS. Hon. Sep. TjlOR THE RESIDENTS or DEVONPORT, NORTHCOTE, AND BIRKENHEAD. (JHEAP JOB J^OTS OF TIMBER ! 1 TIMBER ! ! TIMBER !! TIMBER !! TIMBER !! TIMBER ! I DELIVERED FREIGHT FRKE liV THE AUCKLAND TIMBER COMPANY, Ltd. CHEAP LINES np to 30TII JUNE, when tho Company Close fob Stock taking. TO BAKERS.—A capital opening for the above.—For particulars apply to F. M. Mor!oy, Cheap Cash Store, Molrose. PRIVATE Board and Residence, for One or Two Young Gentlemen in a quiet family, within a fow rainutfts of Qu?oo-bt cc.- Apply Fowlor, top of Wellington-street, next Hughes, groctr. "\TORTH SHORE—Pianoforte Lessons— ±S Gentleman teacher roquires two pupils.— Toy terms and card, apply Mr Tiohbon, Cawnet maker. North Shore. Ti/riSSES MASON AND HOLLIS, DRESSMAKERS, SYMONDS-STREET. PKOFKSSIONAL LECTURERS.- Read the Article by "Ivo" in "The Ratlonaliet" on Friday. "IXTOLtfK'S SCHNAPPS—Forty yearß before » » tha public, and its qualities and virtues never yet approached. : T>ROC LAMAT I ON GREAT SACRIFICE of £9.000 WORTH OF BOOTS, SHOKS, and SLIPPERB, tho Balanoe ef our Immense Stock. GARKETT BROS having decided to prolong the SALE FOR ONE MONTH LONGKIt, In order to olose partner ship accounts, G.B. are determined to sell dur ing that time at PRICKS UNHEARD OF IN THE COLONY I The following aro the PRICES of a few lines .only:- ' s d. B. d Men's Watertlghts _ -.8 0. .worth U £ Men's Elastics 7 fl..worth 12 6 Men's Balmorals .. .. 9 6..worth 12 6 Men's Bluchers i 6.. worth 8 C Men's Shoes 6 6.. worth 10 6 Ladies' Kid E. 8... _ ..8 6..worth 9 6 Ladles' Buttoned Boots .. 9 9..worth 13 6 Udies' Buttoned Boota .. 7 B..worth 12 6 Ladies' Kid K.S S 6.. worth 9 6 jadios1 Kid E.B. High-leg .. 7 6..worth 12 6 Children's Shoes .. .. 1 o..worth 3 6 Children's Boots .. .. 1 o..worth 8 6 Ladies' Evening Shoes .. i 0.. worth 8 6 All Other Lines at Equally Low Rates fo CASH ONLY. GARRETT BROS., Tanners and Boot Manufacturers, wakkfield-street, Auckland. Personal. IF A. F. Anderson does not fetch Port manteau, left in February, in three days, It will he sold —Wm HatfieUl, 6roy-etreet. JL. PRICE, Mining Engineer, left o Mo'bourno, for Auckland, 6 monthß ago. —Send Address to Dr. Adam, East Melbourne, Victoria. WILL tho lady who took the wrong umbrella from the Opera House last night pleato return the same to tho Wellington Hotel. IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYES OF GEORGE LEKCH & HENRY DRYLAND, Practical Coach Builders, from Manchester, thoy will see the facility the Public havo of knowing that they havo Commenced Business on tho Great North Road, Arch Hill, where they are prepared to Execute Orders for all kinds of Vehicles, Carriages Painted. Horseß Shod, and all kinds of Repairs in Wood or Iron. CIHARLES BRIGHT, Isaac Selby, / "Ivo," "Isaiah," "Mlsceo Mordeo," " Merhktopheles."—Read thsir contributions to "The Rationalitt" on Friday. ERSONAL.—Who's your Hatter ?-J. W. Bhaokel(ord has for the season, a large stock of Hard and Boft, Felt and Tweed Hats in latest and Best Styles, at prices to suit all.—Bo, Victoria-street, 5 floors above Albert-street. Lost and Found* LOST, two Land Turtles. Substantial reward.—Apply for address Star Office. LOST in town on Saturday, a Water proof Coat.—Finder rewarded on leaving eamo with J. Henderson, Wyndham-ttrcet. LOST, June 15, a young Black-an-tand Coolie Cattle Doer, from Canada-street. If person presently detaining abovo will kindly return or adviso at once a liberal reward will be given —F. Greece. LOST, a Chestnut Mare, white star on forehead, also saddle-mark on wither. When lost had a horsecloth on, shoulders chafed by s«mo.-Finder returning same to Cucksoy, Grocrr, Mount Eden, will receive lCs reward. -fl i\S. REWARD.—Strayed from Epsom, JL\r iron-grey Pony, with rope attached: white noso, st&i on forehead, and bob tail.— Apply Mr Androws, Blacksmith, near Junction Hotel. Ahyone detaining same after this notice will bo prosecuted , FOUND, on June 13, in tho Domain, a Silver Bracelet — Owner can havo same on description and expense of advertisement, Stab Offlco. Meetings. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellesloy and Albert streets. — Evangolistio Servlco THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All are invited. Recent arrivals cordially invited. ERCANTILE MARINE ASSOCIA TION OF NEW ZEALAND. Tho adjourned Annual General Meeting will bo held THIS KViCNING, at half paßt 7. at the Harbour Board Buildings. G. YON PER HKYDE, Secretary. A UCKLAND PARLIAMETARY 1%. UNION. FREDERICK WHITAKER, GOVERNOR. Mombeni of tho House of Roprestntativcs are hereby summoned to attend at the Parliament House. Robson's Rooms, Queen-street, on FRIDAY, the 19th inst., at 7.30 p.m., for the Despatch of Business. Dated B,t Auckland this 16th day of June, 1885. By command. WILLIAM McCULLOUGH. fITT A. C. B. SOCIETY 'AUCKLAND BRANCH, No. 81 SPECIAL~MEETING. A SPECIAL MEETING of tho above will bo held in the usual place at 7.30 p.m. on WEDNEa tant. Business—Eleotlon of Trustee, vice Bro. James Flynn, resigned; the consideration of the formation of a District Board, and other important business. Members absent without apology will bo fined. By order. P. KEARNEY, Seoretary. I^TEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED), Notice la hereby given that the Annual Local Meeting of the New Zealand Loan and Mer can tile Agency Company (Limited) will bo held at the offices of the Company, at Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of July, 1885, at noon, FREDK. BATTLKY Secretary. Auckland, June Ist, 1885. Auctions TO-MORROW, Friday, 19th instant, at 10 30. POTATOES. JOHN REID & Co. Will sell by auction, Bt their Stores, 26, Queen street, to-morrow (Friday), at 10.30 a.m., IKA SACKS DERWENT AND X€>\> lODNBY POTATOES



TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET. _ For Sale, tomorrow, OAA SACKS OATS SV%J\r 50 sacks Crashed Beans iOO sacks Maizo 2i sacks Potatoes HO sacks Fowl Wheat, good saniplo ALFRED BUCKLANP. TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET. For Sale, to-morrow, from Rangitikei, /» BUGGY HORSES AND HACKS. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORIIOW, at ll o'clock. PLANTS, SHRUBS, FRUIT TREES, To lie sold by public auction, to morrow, at 11 o'clock, AT DOWDEN'S MART, A LARGE AND FIRST-CLASS ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT AND OKNAMENTAL TREES, Flowering Shruba and Plants ?n great variety. TOMORROW, 11 o'clock sharp. AT SIBBIN'S MART. r/\ BAGS BARLEY OvT 3 cases Bacon and Hams (upset price, 6d> 20 vena '■'nble Potatoes 60 bags Maize 66 bass Fowl Wheat If 0 bags Oats, Flour, Sharps, Bran 35 Primo Cheeees omon3, Beans, Oatmeal, Candles, Tea, and Grooorios, Birbcd Wiro (upsi* ' pric?, 2lf), Puropkina (unreservedly). Harmonium (i*oi. ~ TO-MORROW. MESSRS CARBINES & TAYLOR Will sell by auction at their Central Sale Roome. to morrow iFrlday), at 11 o'clock, FO U L T R V— Fowls (including Young Dark Brahmas from Sandtord'a Stock, Rhode Island, U.S.A), Backs, Geese, Turkeys, Pige, Canaries, Pigeons, etc. PRODUCE.— Potatoes. Onlonu, "Wheat, Oate, Sharps, Bran, Barley, etc. GROCERIES.-Flour, Sugor. Too, Oatmeal Candles, Starch, Rice, Soap, ieg Butter. Cheese, etc. Furniture, Fancy Goods, ■Violins, Ao cordcons, Stationery, etc. DRAPERY—New and Second-hand1. CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneers. ' " TO-MORROW. ~~ VERMONT-STREET, PONSONBY. MESSRS RICHARDSON & JACKSON Hare received instructions from Mr MaUnbertt (who ia leaving Anckland), to offer by public auction, a their Mart Durham-street West, To-morrow, at Jl o'clock, THATNEAT AND NEWLY-ERECTED COTTAGE, of four rooms nnd Bkiilion. situated as above.- Allotment having frontage o{ 47 feet to Vormont-Btreet, and being part of Lots 7 and 8, of Subdivision of Allotments 29 30, 39, and 10, Section 8, Suburbs o£ Auckland. Gas and water laid on. '■ Terms and conditions at ealo. RICHARDSON & JACKSON, SI, Queen-street, and Sale Rooms. TO-MORROW, 11 o'clock a.m : MARKET DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTRY. PRODUCE. FRJIT, AND GROCERY AUCTION MARBJiT.; « ARTHUR 'S MAR T." POULTRY DEPARTMENT. ' : Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pigeons, Can aries, Fancy Birds. Small Pies t pair Pur. -bred Rouen Ducks, Langehana Handsome Crewe Cones (Cock and Hen), wMI- Splendid Dark Brahma Rooster, from Imported Stock i Roostora and 5 Hens. Coloured Dorkinga PRODUCE. FRUIT. AND GROCERY ' ' DEPARTMENT. Ex Altair, from Lyttelton, _ • 140 sacks Lapßtone Kidney Potatoes 110 sacks Derwent Potatoes • ~«' 18 sacks Port Pdiry Seed Potatoes .' r Waikato and other Good Table Potatoes Auckland and Canterbury Onions ■ : arrote, Mangolds, Cabbages, Pumpkins. Melons onterbury and Auckland Bacon and Hams" 25 kegß Salt Butter, Honey rionr. Sharps, Oatmeal, Bran. Oats, Wheat, Chaff, 30 eaokß New Oaten Chnff FRUlT—Auckland and Hobart Apples, Lemons. New Season Dates, 50 bunches Fiji Bananas, .20 cases Sydney Oranges. . , a GROCERIES, &c. — Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Lollies, Biscuits, Herrings, Veatae, Matches, Pickles, Cod Liver Oil, Soap, Blacking, i Sanco, Vinegar. r y 3 boxes Damaged Tobacco Osr Salk Privately, at AUCTION ' PRICES, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT-UPBTAIBg} A large and varied assortment of Household Furniture and Kifects for Drawing-room, Pinlng-room. Pur'onr, Bedroom, Kitchen, JUirrora. Tollat Sets, Looking Glssso?, Car pets, M*ts. Rugs. A good collection of Pianos (new and second hand), r very supe rior Harmonium (cost about £100), StoW, Gratee, Ovens, FoDders, Fire Irons, &c. W. VAILE] [R. L. BBADLLY TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, At II O'CIOCIS. ■,-' {'--'- AUCTION SALE. Without Reserve. VAILE &"BRADLKY Havo receired instructions to tell, at their Rooms. Quenn-Btreet, To-morrow, at 11 a.m., -| fk TONS WAIKATO POTATOES, JL" 11 tons Carrota 150 sacks best Chaff. i ton Cheete, i ton prime Bacon and Hams, 9 cases Apples, 3 kegs pure Honey, j ton food Butter, 1 ton Oatmeal, 10 tins Biscuits, 1 Book Peanuts, 1 tin Lard. Also, , a 6 weU-brod Fat Pigs, 40 live Turkeve, 2 pair prize Ducks. 2 pair prize Pigeons. After which will bo sold a lot of Furniture, also without reserve. VAILE AND BRADLISY, Auctioneers and Land Agents.. (Opposite Savings Bank). w MONDAY, JUNE 22~ By Order of the Mortgagee, PROPERTY, PROSPECT TERRACE. PONSONBY. . ; - ■ . L * JOHN REID & CO. Havo received Instructions from tie Mor tmcoa . to sell by public auction, at tl eir Store 26 Queen-it, on Monday, June 22. at 12 o'clock noon, ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL'OP LAND, situated in PROS.PiCT TEH BACE, Ponsonby, being Lot No. Bt, of the Sub division into Allotments of the Original Allot ment No. 21, of Section No. 8, of tba Suburbs of HOUSE^n? 6' WUh th<s SI;S-ROOMED £ SATURDAY, JUNE !!0, I At 1 o'clock. A. O. STEVEN ; .^i Will ecll, at Hamer's Newton i notion Mart Karangabnpo Road (instructed ly .Mrs Davis)' HER HOUSEHOLD FUKKITDKB AND EFFECTS, consisting ot-£££ fonier, Chests Drawers, Oval Table StuffM Chairs, Rocking Cl-airs. Cedar Tables, brewine Tables, Washßtands and Ware, Ileds Beddi™? Kitchen Utensils, Sundries, &c. ' aeaaw B< Also, A Fine Lot of Poultry, 3 Cock CannnVo Ducks, Rabbits, Pigeons, &c. About 1 ton Prime Potatoes. 2 Sots Light Harness. IT T> f f No Reserve, Sale Qt 1 o'clock, W. S. COCHRANB.] IJA3, DACBK WEDNESDAY, JUMS 24. , 200 ACRES, TAUPIRI 460 ACRES, WHANGAM ARINO 200 ACRES, MANGAPIKO 40 ACRES, KAIWAKA. THE FOLLOWING FREEHOLD PRO PERTIES, sold under the Provision, nf tho Rating Act, for Non-payment of Rates^i PARISH OF TA'UPIRL lS^:ffiteVa?re Cs° ntaining2ooaOrM Lot 180. containing 50 acres Lot 179, containing 50 acres Lot 295, containing 60 acres. PARISH OF MANGAPIKO LOt ga; p'ik C2R?v?r DB 6OaCrMl fMDtin X the M* = Rive? iDg 50 aCrCS> fr°nliDg tte L 0t g3 apik Co°Ri ave n rnß sßaCreß> fr"n«"BtheMan- l«v?r? B W aCrBB> frmting PARISH OF WHANGAMARINO. Lots 70 and 7L conta'nlng 60 acieß Lot 285, containing 20 acres Lot 11, containing 50 acres Lot 39, containing 50 acres Lot 58, containing 60 acres Lot 91, containing 50 acres Lot 117, containing 80 acres Lot 6', containing 50 acres Lot 19, containing 50 acres. PARISH OF KAIW.IKA. Lot 106, containing 10 acres. SAMUEL COCHRANE ,iND SON Auctioneers. ' Contiaaed.oa Bight] ii face,- ! ' '