cw»^?. hSI be remembered that he is arrest. » '"' , o i eve rly tracked tho the same officer an thoNw|hi BOfZ TabTnty which he has shown in those a nd the <^ U"J eniMo him to some ron- SLagrtS &* of theauthoritie.

TELEGRAMS.

_ .)•„ a av Mr Grace, M.H.l'., *As"beS^ from Ohinemutu on Saturday HH supporters gave him a warm region He leTes to-day for Wellington, wia Napier.

PivBRtDOF this day.—The mania for , h 'ee e e factorieß still continues in Waikato. Another ono is about to bo erected at Puke itanS, A Committee has been appointed what support can be obtained 1 for" new venture, and already considerable .success has been met with.

.Ci'iiusTcnnncn, this day.-The Acchma ■fif-ation Society have arranged to send 1 500 young salmon <o Oamaru, and the June number to Duuedin. Two narrow escapes from fire occurred eo.pri«d 5,025 letters, 382 books, nnd 5,490 newspaper*.

MINING NEWS

(EY tKMMIUI'H.-OWS POHUKRPONIIRNT.)

Thames, this day. Thames Gou>iw (V.own.-Tlio shaft has been sunk about 70 feet below No. 2 level, and the chamber of tho new level will b B prepared as soon as the wall hole has been formed. A body of cloy and broken qu.-utz has been passed through, which tho manager believes to correspond with tho Watotfihi No 5. lode. McKenrio, tribute.-, obtained 12Q78 6dwts gold from 12 loads of quartz. New MANiTKAir.-Cruahing is in progress •at the Golden Crown battery, and the general dirt is shaping for a return of 2ozs. IPe A D E° I lii.K.-Thc proprietors of this claim lhave crashed 60 tons quaitz for the payable return of 710?.5. 12dwts. gold. CAMBRTA.-Twenty pcunds of specimens ■were obtained this morning from thehang ibTmU of the lode at No. 3 level. Gold is istill visible, and a considerable quan.ity of ■aaartz remains to bo broken. Wareatea, s.f., Kwan. from Wcstport

CORRESPONDENCE

:Heavy Gas Acconnta

.(To the Editor.) q.- As thort have been several letters written to you, and various erroneous ssusis',«. he hour named^be inconvenient for anyono who would like to attend, I wil be glad to irpkip to them at any future time.-I am, &c H. Atkinson, manager of the Auck land Gas Company's Works.

Municipal Apathy, Partiality, and Injustice.

(To the Editor.)

<sra _t» vonr issue of Saturday week a corree ™Sent stated that the rain had dore great ftmMetVMrHarper'a prooe-ty at the junction 'rfH^onand Selwyn Roadß. Parnell. called Sl%°t«to of Mrfcomiekey by laying pipes ,^JtKsd. Quite true. But.eir in justice ro tfJrJSoyl be; to say ho would bare recti '.SuSSSaSSJie flows Lorn Hob 3 on to Selwrn iffi The Council have been requested aga n Sdieaia to cut a water table about twochama toYaloSa the Hob on Boron-h r .id. and •thoMbv urevent buch wa'er daxaging tte IrivireV/Hnd property buthavoP.swivel, refused, even when pjc t>on d Lytwent- rai3 rteenXmed and raeflled, pnd tboy S aim done tho pj cc on private pro- Smy ifljolalnj Br;-hMn Hoad. and ceitain toJiTiduils has-in-* three bD3om t endi S Court StiU more stranKo. they bavo taken ovar.tormei and metalled, 'wo or three roads -theDtonerty oif Uio Grammar Sohool Board at^Mpense of tho Borousjh. and would not onffharetormed and metalled, but kerbed and a pjivato rood to tr.it a cottnu .councUlorwao tailtthrco cottntrei in >be ipid iTooo ionlyaeertain rAtepaycrspol cd their littie SJmel And yet^on the face of thio.thcy ref nse to 3o enj thing for tie poor outca ti in the Orphan aome district. Not ej en a Jo;i dol I coi a_can bo Obtained, or a footpith U £oet long be made, or a AuUng spent in the diatrict, £uch, sir, n the ■mint Sptramli of that exiraordjcary body knownMthfi PBraell Borough Cjunoil. well might a gentleman, who attends the meotlnes. lay it almost makes Ws hair stand on end to hear and see such eroas injustice admini.tered. —I am, etc., K. T. Kino.

Mrs Bollou's Lecture.

S!R,-A««w me, b» Chairman of the meeting at which Mra Bal'ou gave her address on Wednesday last, 11 state that your repouer baa tetj erroneously feiven sever i". pa-ticulara connected wi'h the proceedings'. I have not the honour, for > )Btinc<\ of celog a F.K.S., and the tit'e of Mib Ci-mobells song wai "Listening .ingelV not " Wh-SDering A Die): The statement that the g>l o'a>rvoyant'y seen by Mrs BaMou waa recognised by "the well known cit'zt n " w,-< rot 'ho fact r i he tola me he did not make tmytuch a"nr • ion. and t-tat huh: mo idea whotheia, aHhou?h Mrsß '..'ous nurmlse that " she may have been one whom ho had taught," wa» cv. deuce ot her clairvoyance, .the gentleman referred to be' >g a teacher, ■*horn Mia Ballon had no oppo.iunUy of jzaowing previously. Ihe per on who accuted Ballon of pn evasive ar wer had put two ■ijueattonß-not one only us del berate'y stated in your reporter's note attached to Mrs Bal'ou s remarks-one being. "Is "»ie *}' thecaufoor .ffae effectr the o'her. "ft it tie bram ttut (tSlffcs?' There was ceitair'y no "evasion or ''j)a«ang"the que3tior-', nor *ero "diffcsive .*aweia(,iven, but tiey were, on the conirp y, ■direct ti &<s point, and their veiy jnlne a WMperhMßmistaken ford!ir.isivene;9 by tho c who may, peiiapa. be unroid upon the subject. *JlB reproof adA nhtered by Mra Bal'ou waa sw«Jl merited, a.? e& bad then been nearly an 4aw replying to questions. The stcond of the ;*boT«nneßtiona must be a " fad " wi-h ihoper aonraierreat', ai ho put it *i Professor Hugo in February last, when hn gave hia rcum'oua .lecture on •■gpiutualimi : Its fac'a and :fancies." la Older to prove that no evasion was tha quoition was again put to Mra ;BaJlou at last nitrht'a lcoiuro, oy desiro of tlio PaToholos;calßocietv,and nothing could have *een more polite and Btraightrorward than her Mply. The ab ive st .tements have been fnown to sweral gentkmon who were present, and they whojly agree v, ith what I have w r tten.- Yonrj truly, W. D. Campiht.l. (The three "Mroneous particulars" raentioned ■by Mr CampbeU tt-era communicatedi mi writ iog to our reporter by an officer of ■&» Peyohologioal Societ?. ,0?* the X ,?™?}l? ness" and "diffusiveneßa" U Mrs BaUous re iPlles femalna matter of oplnion.~-Ji3. Ji.s.J

To the Editor: Sir,—Your reporter is' assuredly doing Mrs Ballou an injustice in his remarks on her last Wednesday s lecture. She did not attempt to evade any questions either easy or Jifficult, and cer tainly did not clumsily ovade the question, "Do brains think?" A lady may bs pardoned for declining to carry on a debate with one person, especially, when she saw hatf-a-dozen others riio desirous of putting queries. The man who askad "Do Drains thinki" "got an answer courteous and sufficient,' as was evinced by the applause with which the answer was greeted; but he persisted™ asking othere.and intimated.eyi dently bosausehe did not comprehend Mrs Ballou'a answer, that she was trying to evade his question. Certainly this was not, jaKte, and had sbo been irritated a trifle ißhe would be excusable, though such was not the .case. Besides, the question is such a paltry one, and by no means a " poser. Everybody Bhould know who haa given this matter any thought at all that the brain itself does not and cannot think ; that, cs Mw Bal'ou explained, it is only a sort of battery on which thought acts like tho electric <* magnetic battery. The battery h not electricity or magnetism, neither is ike brain thought, though it may be the thought organ. I must confess I am inclined to think tho quesrionor understood tibis, and that he was putting questions to try and corner Mr 3 Ballou rather than •elicit information.—l am, &c, Fiat JCOTITIJ!.

To the Editor : Sir,—Allow mo to protest against th* insulting language used by your London correspondent respecting Or. W. McCree, whom he calls a fanatic and un practical. For forty years, Mr McCree has laboured among the poor, and during the earlier part of that timo was known as the Bishop of Seven Dials on account of the immense good he effected in that centre of poverty and crime. There are few eien in London whose lives have been so ■eminently practical and fruitful in good to those who most needed it. Your correspondent is equally ignorant of ■the methods of dealing with drunken and disorderly people on-bonH ihe Orient ships. I came from England iv the Austral last Beoembar, and J declare, without iear of

«( on doin^. that the the consequences o J° eml o^' that were scenes of riot and d™n n re^ch^^uK equaled only in the lowest public-houses ■" ~° t Noisy drunkard, uiggK *• langunßO, roamerf <*<«« he passagos.and the deck n otrs rm 0 gnV " "nl«e c-es did the cap ?at cs rtopt°h e lygro K of these people O her disgraceful acts, tho diroot result . sf drink were hushed up because " thoy Jld "^ these things to be talked of. " f "™""f is forbidden as vo«r correspondent says, of concealment/ -I sa 7 mv " . h} ' nn j young man who was of respectable and religious family, who were at first most orderly in their conduct, drawn into^ the vicious circle until, ns is otten the. ca^o they became as bad as any of he set Surely Mr McCroo's protest ,s needed and well timed, and the spending of £2,.>00 in drink in a six-weeks' vo^*B" »f ?° t f °f bad management, ond needs the wtei ferencs of authority, Your correspondent s sneer at the Aborigines Pwtflftion Bocie^r accords with the rest of his let. 3?. W9 evi dently is not one of thoao who " aUen.d. to tho ne^loct -d and remember tho forgotten. —I am, to., C. P. Newotmbb.

"Resident," writing with reference to the NorthShora Rocioition Ground, soy.«;:—' .In Saturday's issue I notice a paragraph with reftrenco to tho management of above ; ground, nnd knowing tho facts of the case, fhi;jk you do the membera of the Bonrrl » groat injustice. In the first place, sovcral cf f-ho present members wera mainly instrutnoatfi] in obtaining tho ground, and before getting pospp^wn tho sum of £ 150 had to be paid to the iesses. A publin meeting wns railed In the Poron port Hah, n»d though promised support from the residents, ? very small amount was raised, Thus, the Boar.d Parted with a liability of f IHO, to meet which and to obtain fnnrls for draining and improving the ground, *omo (not all) ofthemombern bocame security to tha bank for i'2so, and are still liable for over £i(W. Comparing the ground a 9it is and what ;t was 3or i years ago, considering the limited means at thoir disposal, 1 do npt think tho members can be justly tafce;) Jo task for neglecting tho Domain, The J.awn t6nnis grievance is of e»?y adjustment, as they only occupy the ground on sufferance, and besides contributing to wards tho funds of the Board, they have greatly improved tho part now in use. The athletes of the North Shore, so far as I know, are quite satisfied with the present board's management, the only subject of contention is that the Tennis Club, by fencing in a portion.of tho ground, prevents two football matches from being played at one time, but this difficulty will, I have no doubt, be roifloyod before next football season. I would suggest; £hat resi dents and others interested should assist the Board by subscribing towards relieving tho members of thoir guarantee, and if things did not then go on smoothly there would be some cause for complaint."

To the Editor: Sir,— la reply to D. H. McKenzie's letter of Saturday last, in which he accuses the master of being in fault and fooling between the Kawau, barrier, he, J have to stata that, owing to the prevalence of strong easterly wind* outside the Barrier, the cutter was forced on tivo occasions to come to an anchor at the Barrier and Omaha cove, each time with tho mainsail split. We had one hard gale from N.N.E. after leaving Auckland. The second time wo had a fair wind right enough, but we lo«t the main-boom in con sequence of the wind shifting suddenly to the westward. The man, Adam Main, who ho accuses of not being able to steer, has been over 20 yeai'3 on the New Zealand coast as mate, boatswain, pic., and is quite compstent fo be left in Gharge of the tiller. There were only three people en board altogether to work tho cutter, and each took two hours' watch, It was my turn from eight to ten, and when I was re lieved I went below to geji fjomethinsr to oat, but with no intantion of staying below. I cfaaljenee D. H. McKenzle to prove tfl*t I have shown the white feather on this or any other occasion. I think he lies acted extremely mean.—>'ours truly, W. Titos. MIKCHAM, late master of bhtl s.utter CEMJB.

To tho Editor: Sir,—The City Council, in an unwise moment, caused to bo erected a band stand in the Albert Park. I wrofo a letter at tho time ?howing that if it was used as such, evory Howor plant, overy blade of grass within B0 yards of it would bo trampled undor foot. The good tensp of tho City Fathers caused fhom to viow ifc in the same light, and tho project was abandoned. Now, as I was wandering in tho Park yesterday, the thought, name over mo if n'l octagonal ponsen-atory wore erected upon it, and pot plants that need ?lieUer wore ranged on shelves within it, as Mi' Wells is well able to do, what a thing of besufy it wou'd bo, and as tlio glass would prevent the inroads of urchin fingers, it would be a joy foremen — Yours faithfully, T. B. HAFNAvor.n.

ACCIDENT AT THE AUCKLAND TIMBER COMPANY'S MILL.

Otto Sandre, employed at tho Auckland Timber Company's Mill, met with a painfuj aecideat to-day. He wns assisting to drag a log out of the water, when it turned round suddenly, causing him to be jammed between two other logs. Had it not bten for the presence ,of mind exercised by tho man in phargp of the winch, Sandre would probably have been killed, but as it was he was crushed about the loins. The injuries, which are not dangerous, were attended to by Dr. Girdler.

ROBBERY IN HOBSON STREET

Anothf.b robbery, af'er a methol that appears to be very popular in Auckland just now, was commit* d at the shop of Mrg Beaumont,tobacconist, Hobson-street, early this morning. Botween the hours of mid' night and six a.m., one of the panes of the window was broken, and goods to the value of 30s stjlen. The shop in question is a small one, and is situated next to Diviani'p, in the upper part of Hobson-etreot. Infor iiiiitipn of tho robbery has beer, given to tho police, and the matter will be duly investi gated, _.

ACCIDENT IN ALEXANDRA STREET.

ATBAPaccidentoccurredin Alexandra-street early this afternoon. Mr Ornstein, carrier, was driving his express down the street when the horse became restive, and get ting one of his legs over the shaft, plunged and kicked until the vehicle was capsized. Boeidesthe driver there were two oyster boys in it, and one of these, named Walter layers, was thrown nearly on JSo the footpath, and stunned. He was carried into airs Wbiteside's houso, and medical aid sought, but none could be obtained. Kindly treatment brought tho lad back to consciousness, and Constable McConnel, who was passing, examined him, and assured himeelf that thet'O were no bones broken, and that the injuries were not of a dangerous character.

VOLUNTEER NOTES.

O Battory.

Tjieee was a good muster of 54 men at the Drill-shed on Saturday night. Captain Whitney and Lieutenants Goorge and Wasteneys were in command. Rifle Practice. ; About 20 members of tho City Guards under Lieutenant Oaborne, and a similar number of the College Riftes under Sergeant Birley assembled at, the range on Saturday for ritte practice. The ranges were 200 and 300 yards. Football Matches. The Thames Rifle Hangers have chal lenged the Victoria Rifles to play a football match at an early date.

Arrangements in connection with the proposed North Shore Regatta are to be made at the Masonio Hotel this evening. All interested should attend. Mr J. Radcliffe and Madame Pauline Rita open their season in the Theatre Royal on Monday next, assUted by Mr Walter Grantham, basso ; and Mr Clutsam, pianist. Morris's tendtr of £2,999 has been ac cepted for the erection of Edsons new Medical Hall in Queen-street. The Mantpouri, which left GieKorne at 10.30 a.m. yesterday, had not been signalled when we went to press. She may be ex pected to.arriye about 5 p m.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MQNDAY, JULY 20, 1885.



Wanted. WANTED, n roocl Dre?s-nv»ker.—Apply Mra Singleton. Victoria street WANTED, u'Young Ln.ly a° Pianist. ana Contralto, to Travel with Company; none but com potent nrt Hte need apply.—Addie?e hy letter. J.H., Stah Office. WANTED, a Improver and Apprentio to thn Drossmaking.— Apply to Mrs Short, Mount Eden Road. WANTED immediately, Apprentices to the DrefsmakinK—Apply Mißß?a Malion and Hol'ia. rfymonds alreet (opp site w'ndmlll). "ANTED, Machinists (wit Town ma chinos), Tailoresseg, Apprentices. Im provers ; constant employment.—Apply sharp, Co-oporative (Jlothing Factory, Qrey-Btrcet. W" ANTED, a Housemaid-—Apply Mrs Q. ]S. pfftsep, (tonnt Nesejnß, Grafion Roafl. WANTED, a rcßpeataEfir"~(}lrl as General Servant,—Apply to Mr 3 Rowe, Arawa-stroet, Kyber Pare. WANTED, a General Servant ; one accustomed to tho country preferred. - Apply aira Hiimphreya, British Hotel. Queen-st, V%7 ANTED, good General Servant, able T T to cook and waPh: nursepirl kept; re feronoei rcqulred.-App'y to Mtj Ohoyce, Park Road, Graf con Road, W ANTED, a Girl to do general houfe -.york and help writtii? table. - Apply Mrs Boojfera, imjitoißg Baardlng-honae,Fo\ j>\ \TT"ANTEP, a fionpra) Servanj,; must T V bo ri (JQO.4 pook: reforencoß rofiHired.— Apply atnooiiou ifCß<i&y to MrsGtp. Raynea Parncll. ' ANTED, for Hokianga, thorough gor.rtSorvant; know'edgo of cooking.— Ajply tollobsojlloU'l. WANTED, a lirstcla."sCionorai Servant in confirm n'a family.-Apply Mrs Hrr;on, fltatinnnr, Wnlkorn Bul'd'nsp, Karan pjhnpe Road. WANTED, Covored light Spring Cart, 2 or I wheels, with or without horse nnd harness.- Apply, with torma, J. and ])., Star Oitfce. . TT^ANTpUrßttustJoii by young Man, on TV farm or sita'Uoii. wording mamieer. ("ioodrcforeniKis. thoroughly fjnaUfled.—Aiiilfcss - .I.W-'STAHOmcO. _ ANTED, by- a lniildle-agcd lWsnn, a Sitiiation"iiM World-is? Hounokecper to gentleman iir oHorly peoplo.—Addross X D., 3t\kO)llcb. " ' WANTED, by a thoroughly respectable Person, Situation as Housemaid; rcfor onces given —Apply X Q , Ofllco of this paper. WANTED, by a respectablo married man, Employment on farm or o hor wiio: hnndy cwenter with tools.—Apply "T.K.P.." Star Office, any time thlß week. TTfTA^T^P. Single Gentleman Boarder ; IT if permanent, IS* week ; 3 minutes from fi.P.O. and Kailway Station.—Address1 at Mr Hata well's., grscpr. Prince)]■street. WANTED, two Young Men Board.ors ; tanna moderate.—Apply 28, Grey-street, ono minute from Queen-atreet. WANTED, 2 or 3 Gentlemen Boarders in a privato family. Terms moderate— Apply Mrs J. Anderson. Napier-street, off Union-street. WANTED, 2 ( tcntleman Boarders, in a quiet locality.—Apply, for address, to R. Eagleton, Haitdrosser, Queen-atreet. ANTED, few Boarders ; double and bin'ijje rooms, IKb; splendid acenmmo dation.-Apply j'as WHsht, W, Wakeflold-st. lone minute from Qnefcn-strci^).'' WASTED, one or two respectable Man us Boarders; if permanent, 18s per week.—App'y Mrs Blair. Dempsey Buildinga, Chapel-street, baok Star Hotol.j WANTED, Board and Residence, by Gentleman; privato family preferred; statp tpruis.—"Sigma." Etak Office. VSTANTED, Tpndera for Erecting Five- T T roomed llouso in Gaol R^ad.—Acply between C and 8 p.m., at Mr Aspdon'a, l*aol Road, till Tuesday, 21st (labour only). Lowpst or any tender not nccaasarjly accepted. WANTED, Purchasers fo;- Stoblo Manure. — W. and G. Wlnstone, Upper S?monds-Btreet. WASTED to Purchase, House and ; Allotment In Vincent-street, with view of harbour,—Apply Box 18. P. 0.. Auckland. ANTED To Lot, noar Mount Albert, good DwolUng Houjo, 10 rooms; overy convenience; l>i aorea land in orchard; clone to railway station; rent, 17s Od per week.—B. Gittoa and Pons. Wyndham-atreet. WANTED to Rent, in Ponsonby,neigh bourhood of Surrey Hills, a House, cf not lose tfian 8 rooms.—Rev. R Sommorvllle, Avondate.' ANTED, i'2so ior ft Good Paying Bu9ineas; cood Interest and o&urity; a share given if required.—Aprly G.8.D., BtAH Office. WANTED, a Dairy of Fresh Butter.— A.pwJ Mr Ccbley. Charlotte-street, Now North Road, below Klfiicg Sch^pJ. _ WANTED, Buyors of Drapery, Clothing, and Millinery to know that J. H. Han ijan. Victoria street, is Selling Cheaper than any otb,ar ko>fV- WANTED to c?ell, k"iret-c)a->8 No. 3 Scrim, at fftd per yard, fti E. Dr.nn^'s Pslnter Shop. Groy-strcet. '' WANTED to Buy, a Gouptry Stqro, connected with iiot i; num .district pro fonlilo. r.inclnahonlyd M w.lii.- Lcft^ra fo be addrc-fcd K.O. Tokate_v ANTED to disposo of firat-elagfl i.iib..rban Bualnoas, owner rot it Ing: liir.cipale only ((eaij wi;|).—Apply W. J. Dowdon, Auetloneor, Quoeastreei^ WANTED, 1,000 Pooplo at Railway ] ¥.nd Concert and JUneo. Choral Itali. T i^ynan^ v. July rnj B°s. XXYANTEO, "'P'artnor v.Hh cipital in n W Qucen-Btrcct buslnosß.-i:rlnc;iiu!i oply nenad apply. Oor csponilonco in fjrst'inauip.cg to foafltlßiuj, itoa: I'^, P-Q- . WANTED, a F'aitncr in an Established Commission Merchanfabiisinpssj capital renuired, £200. To a auitablo party, easy teems c*n bo arranged.—Apply Murray's Time Table Olllco. 83, Queeu-Rtrnet. WANTED, Goveniessoß and Servants requiring Engagements to nail on Mrs S. H. Clark, 310, Queenstroet, bofwoon Alexandra-street and Turkish Batha. WANTED, Ladiea requiring Gover nesses and Servants to call on Mra S. H. Clark, 310. Qucen-atreet. between Alexandra street and Turkish Baths. ANTED, everyone to know the grandest Concort of the season in the Choral Hall, THURSDAY,JuIy 30th Monster programme. Best srtlsts in Auckland. Benefit of Mr Ronayne, Bandmatter Railway Band. ANTED.—When you are in Hobaon etrbot, call at Munro & Milllgan's and ace the largo tftd chcice stock of Tweedß and Coat taco just opouoi Ist tho present season. No ahoddy goods or slop-ni»lflDjj lino trimming at this establishment. _ i "ANTED, tho Public to!saiT anctljee the New and Socond-hand Bugglos, Waggons, etc, at the Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, victoria-street Eaat. WANTED, Lessee for largo com 'mod^ua premises: shop, office, large Btore, and dry cella;-; £1W rental, five yeara.- Apply J. R- Randorson, ATic^necr. WANTED, Men to Purchase their pn derjlothjng, Lambs' Wool Merino or Cotton. Also good Hosiery, Auckland made, of J. W. Snackelford.EO, Vloi orfa-strcot, 5 dpora above Albert-Btreet. "ANTED, Gentlemen to Know that the place for Tlea and Scarves, always a good varioty of Best Shapes and Colours, at Shackelford s EO. Victoriti-Rtrcet. NH.—Juot openod the now Exhibition Scarf with Ring. WANTED, tho following i - 5 or 6 Acres and Hotife of 8 or a rooms, to rent; Cottage,near Mt. Eden or NowniarketStations, to purchase: Furnished House of ten rooms, for a few months; Cottage of five roomß In par nell, near Government school, to purchase; 10 Aerea of Markot Garden Land, near Auckland. —Apply to Dokacy and Gibbon, 21, Queen-Btreet {oppoaito Firth'a Mill). WANTED KNOWN —Pianofortes acourately Tuned by a Certified. Tuner; 20 roars London experience. Prico, 53.— G. Hood, Mount Roskill Road. WANTED KNOWN-On Sale, Bricks, Lime, Sand, Coment, and Ground Mortar. Lifting Jaoka on Hire.—N. McLean, Builder, late J. J Holland. Lorne-sireot. ANTED KNOWN, that J. Gilmour, of Parnell. has etlll on hand some very good lines of O. and G.'a Salvage Stock; also. Ladies' Corsots and Umbrellaa, which will bo sold at the eamo low price as tl>e aboto. WANTED KNOWN-Ohbap Timbsb ! Cqkap Timber 1 And all other kinds of Building Material, can ba purchased oheaper and better than anywhere elite at the yards of D. Qoldie .Albert-atreot. ANTED KNOWN. — Thoroughly comfornblo accommodation for one or two gentlemen and married couple: five minutes' from Queen-str^of.-Granvilie Hou-e, Cook-stroit, third house we3t from Hobson-at. WANTED KNOWN—See onr Stock of Blanketa before purchasing—£soo worth. 94 Blanketa, 8s 6d, 9s 6d, and 10s BA per pair; 104 Blankets, 12s 6d, 17s 6d, and 20a per pair; Twill Scotch Blanketa, New Zealand Blankets, and Coloured Blankets. Theae goods are the best value we ever offered.—D. McPherson, Karangahapo Road. ANTED KNOWN.—White and Coloured Shirts, Cotton, Merino, and Lambs' Wool Shirts, Panto and Hosiery, Tiea, Coliara, Braces (Argooy and othero), Football Suita at Pricea not to bo Beaten, at J. W Shackelford'a, 80, Victoria street (S doors above Albert-street; WANTED KNOWN.—The Offices of "Tho New Zealand House, Lari, and Kstate Agency, High-street," are open evory SATURDAY KVKNING, from 7 till 9 D.m., for the convenience of those unable to call during usual office houre. Upon our Deposit and De ferred Payment System anyono with £10 can apeodlly become his own Landlord. Arrange ments made for thoao desirous of building, on their own allotment, or acquiring Allotments. Plana prepared, Building Materials supplied or arranged for.-MALCOLMBON AND CO. ■VXr ANTED KNOWN. NO FIRE ! ~at" NO FIRE ! GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. No Damaged Stook, no Bankrupt Stook, no Salvage Stock.no Old Stock—but Perfect Stock, but Cheap Stock, but Good Stock, but New Stock, at GOOD SON'S LONDON ARCADE. HaviDg Leased Part of tho premises lately occupied by Messrs Coupland & Co., which will be opened in a month, having a more limited space, wo shall need to greatly reduce our pro- Beit stock, and shall hold a GENUINE SALE at Ridiculously Low Prioes. Necessary Reduc tion of Stock, consequent Reduction of Prices. In Every Department the Great Reduction Is male. Tho Premises of the present London Arcade are To liet for a term. Call and inspect onr New Bound, and Perfect Stock, Cheaper by ai f than Damaged Salvage Stock.



WANTED, Tenders for building three Chimnejs.—ALorlo, Owens Kood, Alt. Kden. WANTED, Housemaid for a mnntry Hotsl.-Apply to Mrs Glecson, Uier son's Hoirl. ANTED, a good Bottler and Oor.lial Maker. Apply to E. Downing and Co., Cußtomß-3tryet Wea'. WANIED, in private family by two young men, d'nlngln town, Board nnd Residence; piano, bath, Binglo bedroons.— Address " W.M.D.," Star Clllcc. WANTED, a Clerk accustomed to keep So'lcitor's Books of Account —Apply by letter, addre33edto Boa; 298, Post-office, Auck landj WANTED, Tenders for Plumbing; also, 1 Men for Weather Biardlng.—Particu lara flrdt street beyond Tram latable?- WANTED ftNOWN, 400 Yavda Rich Blaok Brocafled Satin Cloth, at Is; regular price 2s per yard, Being woollen, Itia a splendid black.—J. Green, 85, Tjctoria-etraet. WANTED KNOWN, Men's Under Flannels. 2a(ld j Miliury Fronted White Dress Shirts 3a Od each (button behind).—J. Green, B,i, Vlotorla-street, WANTED KNOWN, Ladies' Und.r clothec, half regular prices, moatly Chemlgas and Drawers.—J. Green 85. Victoria street. WANTED KNOWN —Mutton, lid ; Beef, 2d. Open till quarter to !> p.ni — E 1 Wood and Co., Newton. W Qrclwy. of Quick's Buildings (noar Throe Lamps), P.onspnby Road, has decided, on and after April 24.th, tp mako oonsldoral)!o Rcflnptlms |n hja Pricna. so as to suit the working o)aa9Pß; prjeos from that aato bolng: For Carte de V}B|t«, IBs fid per don.; tor Cabinets, «1 Is per dos, Cllllrlren same price. I'ratn W* $i&p thP »hou- o TTS7ANTED KNOWN.-t. Evans (from V? Burtonon-'l'ront, Kngland), Hoot- «nd Shoo Wftnvifaot-.irar. lioyii to uimoaiK>e tliat he has connnonned business In tUo preiuißoe latoly oocuplod iiy Mr Tester. Karangahapo Head, with a Splondlil Stock of Knglteh and Colonial Hoots and Sinoog of all kinds. He imvlnß hart 35 yoars' oxpcHonce as a practical bootmaker, ran Biifnly recommend hlB work as equal to any done In the old country. . All descriptions of Hoots Matin to Ordf>r. h(l!l }{rmUi> <{OJ}P Qn (ho (V.'o mlsVsvlffViHi.^n.^nuimiuoupaiCjl;^ \%JAST BD" X."X VV ON, j. li. dalton, Sailor, Victoria-street East, Has procured « special Une of TWEKDB f^i OVERCOATS, and can do a FIRST CLASS OVERCOAT FROM S3 UP TO 6i 10s Kxtra Good Value. J. H. D. can also supply VOLUNTEERS UNIFORMS, both Dross and Undress, at Eng lish Cost Price. Note tho address— CITY TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. VIgTOBU-STRKET EAST. TV/- ANT B~D KNO WN. TEE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE DAY, REVOLUTION IN THE TAILORING TRADE. SUITS TO MEASURE AT WHOLESALB PRICES. ALL WOOL SUITS from Scotoh, Knlapol, or RoQlyn"Twiad ( lliß: Mcog(el Bu}t, Mb; OVer ooats. 35b; Trousers. 13s. But *o specially desire to draw publlo attention to our Best Twcod Suits to measure, £3 17s 6d. These aro from the Best Tweeds In Auckland, and the usual retail price la £o 10s. Evoryono pro nonncos our Trousers superb. From the boet matorlal 20s Bd. We have the largest tailoring concern In the North Island, and thßreforo give our patrons the benefit of our Wholesale prices for net cash. Saddle Tweed Suit, m 17b fid. WORSTED SUIT," £Q J^S (jD. Melton Suit, ffi l?s fid; our Beat Tweed Over coat, Gfla. Choice Baleotion of every thing good ; ana fancy to choose from. The sceptical aro in vited to give us a call, and be oonvinced. A" Goods Phrunk. Material. Stylo, and JJK unsur passed. We have purchased tbp ondre Stock of a Woollen Mill. AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY, Mkrohant Tailors, Manufacturers, and Importers, customs-street east. Opposite Couplona's New Buildings. Business Hears : 8.20 o.m. to 6 p.m. E D SEE N, Our Large Hlook Qf Mjjllnpfr, 7?ta mcd Hats in every Variety of Style and Prlcji. " " A. LOVETT. Wellealey-Btreet ''A ,"? h * „ * ' I « «S f !►! Sis! L * * i 1 d &s • * A GOOD Home oftcrexl to a highly ye- J\_ spectable Girl, age 12 to 14; would ho msdp one of t|»o faniny; mußt be handy wlt)i her needle; clot'uod, but no reaiunoratiqn ; goneral kept.—For address apply Star Oflloe. "OOOT AND SOOE TRADE.— Wanted, ll> several Boys for the P ylet'ng Departmont Ajvri'y Kottham Boot a^d Shoo I 0 (L'.ml'ed). BOY.—Wanted, a respectftblo Lad about 13. Tuesday 9 o'olock.-Mnl colm«on and Co., New Zealand House. Land, Estate, and Flnanclil Agency, Hlgh.street. P' ""aRTNERSHIP. — Wanted, imme diately. Active Man as Partner, ono who In piepsred to travel, in a highly-respectable Money making Business: pronta never less than £i a wrck each after all expenses are paid, and more often £10; half-share in business and stock only £120 to an energetic man; only principals i r their solicitors treated with.—Apply flret by letter, statinglastoocupatiou,to " Patent, 'Star Office _^ TO BUILDERB.—Wanted to Sell, the Stork, Plant, Fittings,'&&. of a good Job fcln* 'f i ale.—Apnly to J. M. Haslett. ■_ V^ol[iFj?»9CltHAt'P3 £romote? assimilation YOUNG MAN requires (Situation as Jeweller's Assistant, or Clock and Jewel lery Jobber; good references.-Address "J.T.," Star Office. to &et■ 1 The Two-storied BBICK BUIU)ING IN COMMERCE-STREET Lately occupied by A. and R. Baton. Apply EN p BB g ON & MACFARLANE. mO LET. THAT LARGE AND COMMODIOUS STORE IN FORT-STREET, being a portion of the Star New Buildings. Apply at Star Office. TO LET, a Room.—For address, apply Trenmiue's Store, Aberorombie-street. O LET, 7-roomed House at Kingsland. Rent 12s 6d. Apply Mrs Barnaby.Kirigßland. TO LET, 6-roomed House (nearly new), »as buth-room, and good oooking stove.— Apply F. Moore, Park Road, off Graf ton Road. T O LET", a 7-roomed House.—Apply Mrs E. W. Morrison, behind Bank of New Ze aland^Karangahapo Road. TO LET, a good 5-Roomed House, Codvington-slrept: 10s 6d.-Ino.ulre Glas gow Store. Great North Road TO LET, Shop at corner of Mh'a and Norfolk-streets. Rent, 18.—Apply to Wm. Rosser. Wood-street, Ponjonby; TO LET," 2 Unfurnished Rooms, with fireplaces. - Apply at Belmont House, Upper Vincent-street. TO LET, Furnished, a C-roomed Houbo, Newton Road, near Symonds-street.- Apply to Mr Prime. Grocer, Karangahape Road. TO LET, in Newmarket, a Shop with three roomß attached.—For particulars, apply to T. Haywood, Royal George liotel. TO LET, in Durham-street, Two Stores, 20 by 60; concrete floors.—For parti f.ulara. annlv A. M»ckie. Liwer Vincent street. r|TO~LET, Suite of Offices, Ground Floor, B Queen - street, Best Position.—Apply G. Lewis, Auctioneer. O LET, in Newmarket, an 8-roomed Houao, suitable for a boarding-house; gas, bath-room, etc.—F. J. Moss and Co , Shortland street; ______________ TO LET, 2 largo Koomß, with tire-place, cimmandin? a splendid view of the har bour.- Apply to J. Gallagher, Eden Crescent. Auckland. p TO LET (Selwyn street), noar tramways, S-roomed House; gas stove in kitchen; bath-room; splendjd views of harbour.—Apply Malcolmson and Co., New Zealand House and Estate Agency, High-street. fTIO LET.a Furnished House in Reinuera j A. there ore 10 rooms, and every nocessair; convenience; the houee is only a few .minutes walk from the rail way station, and will be let for about four months.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent TO BE LET, Gordon House, Hobson- Btreet, 12 rooms, bathroom, good oooking range, Venetian blinds, gaa, water, ana every convenience for a first-class boardiDg-nouße,— Apply to W. L. Mitchell, Coombeß's Arcade, TO LET, a good Dairy Farm of 80 acres, about 3 miles from Auokland.-Tsndera for same will be received until the 20th day of July, by J. Laxon, care of Mr Jehn Lamb,3s, Queen-street, from whom all particulars can be obtained.



mO LET, a 6 roomed Houses in Sheridan -1 street, off Napier-street; rent, 13s M — Apply next. door. TO LET, fl roomed 2-ftorev Ont.rage, Belrrort Terrace. Kemivra Apply" to 3. Pearc?, Railway Terminuß aotel, Auckland. TO 17kT, a jjoort Double-fronted Shop in Upper Qnoen-street.—Apply to occupiers, CO. Hill and Co. TO LET, an 8 roomed HoußeTsuitable for private B?ardlng-house.—Apply 11 J. ltlordan. Hob.on-street. TO LET, a 4-roomed Cottage; also, ~~a a-roomed Cattage.—Apply if J. Rlordan, Hob3on-atreef, noir Cook-Btreo f. O LET, a, comfortable Cottage of four rooms, in YictOTla-3troet. — Apply to A. Kobin-■ aq. I- j' hmonger. Victoria s rcct West. fTIO LET, 5-roomtd House, Stanloy-st., X ' Arch Hill. Rent, l?s, — Apply next door, to Mrs Falls; or F. Ni»htl igale. Oailejre Road. 'pO LET, a 5-roomed Cottage, Stanley- J. streut; oity water lild on.—Apply Riil way Termlnm liotel, Short-otieet, TO LET, House of 3 rooms, in Chapol- Btreot; gas and water laid on.—Apply to J. Al. and J. Mowhray. Land Agents. Fort St. T" O LET, a fl-Roomed House; also, a 7-Roomed House.—Apply to James Irrin, Wakefield-streot. TO LET, very convonient 6 roomed Cottage; two minutes from Graf ton Road. —Apply Clapton Cottage, Soafleld Ylew JV"«\d. mO LET, a 4 m\ « ft wpx/ffid Verandah JL H|ivt6ti i eyevy eonveßl'cnce.—Field, Gruoor, Rip.^mpjl^ ltotHl i or Stab Office. mO LET, S-roomed HotiaoTFitaroy street 4- (ofV Brown-street); gas and wator laid on.— Aytply ja yl. Oleal, FltJiroy-atreßt, Ponßonby. TO L,ET, Hobflon-ati^eet, Large Boarding hQUßß I ens and water, bath, &o , oloae to Wfaßrf.-11. Partlngton, Stichbury'a Bnlldingp. mO LET, Sirmll Shop in Wa.ketield-fitreet; .L yeni iow.—Apply W. and X, Rasten, Coach linildera, W qkefleld-atreet, TOLET (Mount. Roaliill lioad), two 6 roomed Houseairent, llsinidlSs nor week. —Apply T. B. Smith, Kyber PaBB Roafl. T~~CTBB LET, a small Shop in tha best part of Queen-9tre«t, — Aw\j ta W. U Mjtoh_on i Ifffl] Ag§at. Unsen-Bfrjgt, TO LTSaV two new ahopaand Dwelling lioiisefl, in Unlon-fltreot,—Apply to Kdward BarUav, Architect, '^r*,C LSx, a firet-rate Bottling Collar, JL with oonorete fl.gq¥,-~Asmljr to J. M. and J. Mowbrfly, Laud Agupts, Farwtroet. TOLET, a fl-roomed House and bath room in Gladstone Road, Parnell; every convenience.—Apply to F. Calver, corner of Avonstreot and Gladstone Road. TO LET, 4 roomed Cotyage, near Robin son and Maxwell's Storo.—Apply at the Furniture Mart, Vldtorla st. East, next Roth's Hot Bath". TO LET, 2 4-roomed Cottagos, rent 10a ; 3 5-roomed Balcony Houses, 13s. Oity water, every convenience, Jervois Hoad.— A p ply Allen, Draper, Jervols Road, Ponsonby. TO LET, Handsome, New 7-roomod Dwelling, Herne Bay Road. City water, nvery convenience ; or for Sale —Apply Allen, Draper, Jervols Road, PonsoDby. TO LET, Jersey Villa, containing soven rooms, wash-house; gas and water laid on.—Apply to A. C. Richardson, Kxoolslor Hall, Pltt-streot, Newton. TO LET, an 8-roomed House, corner of Brown and Fitzroy streets; concrete paths and yard; gas, water, bath.—Apply to John deal, Fruitorer, Ponsonby K.oafl. ' rjjjlQ LJ3T, Kqueo pf y ropms: gas and JL vuta.1; next District School, Upper Qnoon-Btroet.— Apply W. Jamleson, Under taker, Wollealey-Btroet Haat. O LET (Arthur-street, Ponsonby), Now Groomed House; bathroom, soullory, gas and water, range; near tram.—Mr Drummond, Wood-strcot. rilO LET, now 7-roomed Houao i city X. wslor inside and out, and every convu uionco. Rent; l|s Gd. Sunlmor-Btroet, Ponwnby Roiid.—Apply noxV door. _ ■ mO LET, Wost'Knd Lpdgo, Summer- J. stropt, Ponsonby. cpntaintng eight rpoins. fowl-Uo\is'e, workßhpp. wash-house, "and good gardofl; roht, 2fls per week.—Apply on ttie pro mHfl»; '„_ I^o BELEf, Premises Wyndham stroet, lately occupied by Messrs Laurie and Horr.aby. Also Offices and Shops In Palmerston Buildings.—Apply to H. Green, care of Meeßrs VVhltaker and Russell. O BE LET, in the Snbnybj, B ypry delightful villa Rosldences, nearly two acres of ground each, Railway Station in front, and omnibusses pesa the rtoora. These aro oholco dwellings.—W. L, Mltoholl, Land Agont, Coombos's Arcade. BUTCHER'S SHOP to Let, in Upper Qu- on-st.-co*. with hou' o, stable, and every convergence; ren*. 31s per weok.—Jas D.vice. TTVEVONPORT.—To Let, Several Cot- J_f t-rres »nd Fnrnlnhod Hounos.—Apply U. For Sal* T7IOR SALE, sroomed House, cheap; X t^rms ea9y.—Aoply W. Cowloy, Sonih end Clarence-sue t, Poni*onby. FOR SALE, Harmonium, Furniture, Poultry.—Battson, Mercor Road, off Uackott'Btreot. ' " ' FOR SALE, ;i squarp 4QO-pa|lo|» Iran. Tani-:; UHi ißrgo't iW fro,, BffKood>n iov, ; pnee, JD .^Apply t? .{.F/l^bontf; iiuhvot s'ti-.-ot qpp3£lto Ifn Stables ' _^ FOR SALE, 2 Ifoifors, ono calying in ,\utUBt; l|Jth brokpn In -Apply 0, 0. It<inßon. r'onrose, Of Uanston anu Phllllpa, Decorators, No. 7, Wyndharfi otrept. TTiOir SApßT'a" peat 'n'-Knoitfod Cottofro JJ md SiillliOD, c/ow to Olioral ilalU largo allotment, planlotlßheltorand plnotroeß.—Apply Richardson and Jackson, 81, Qiieon-strePl, Price, £150. TTtUR SALK, tlie Yacht Etho} May 4? (coppered), wjth al} geaj, ej?., m good otde ; s^ltaolp fpr fJiSier pfoWTirs oT Wfirklng purvoses.—Apply Thames Carriage and Dray Pa ,'tory. Vlctoria-ctreet Kjtat, FOR SALE, Avondale, a" Bplendid little lot of 5 or 10 Acres of first-cloes Land, fenced, and fronts main road. Price, only Bfa por aero, Well worth inspection.—D, F, Kvano. Land and Estate Agent, 1338 FOR SALE, HaoUet-street, Ponjionby, a nlco Villa Residence ot live rooms, woll finished; house in substantially built on an allotment 83 x 95, in a healthy locality.—For furthor particulars apply D. F, Evans, Estate and Land Agent. 1510 FOR SALE, at Fanmure, opposite Church of England, a Bplendid Town Lot of ono acre and 3 porches, with house and large shed, good w. 11 of water; Rrand position, and a moßt desirable property in this popular district —Full Information from D. F. Evans, Lnnd Agent 1511 FOR SALE (Stratfcrd-atreet, Parnell], a Grand Corner Lot, with first-class Villa Residence of 5 rooms, etc., lofty verandah all round ; water I lid on ; gas opposite; fowl and wash house; charming views; easterly aspect, healthy; cannot be bu.M out i ■ grand invest ment1; a u.&Bt^esirabi'e'pvo'psHyi'pr]co,'4ilM: tarms.-^pply to D. ff. Evans, Land Agont 1651 FOR SALE, oy To Let, charming Villa Residence, situate Mount Eden; six largo rooms and scullery, nice hall, register RratcK, bay window; splendid allotment, 132 x 170, vol canic Bite, grand position, excellent drainage, healthy. — Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent 1517^ Tj! O R SALE. "TIAST ?AMA#x -Tsplendid Farm of 8? acres. House, and sundry outbuildings. The land is good, fertile, and eubdivlded into con vonlontpaddocki; situate near tho well-known ontatca o( Mofsrs Lushiupton. Ilarris, mill Smales, This is a fine little Farm, and well worth inspection Distanoo from Auckland, about 15 miloß. Price only £11 per acre. —D. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent. Mil FOR SALE, Mount Eden, a handsome Suburban Rosidnnce, six rooms (lofty). scullery, register grates, splendid hall, and ovory convenience; grand corner allotment, two frontages, 132 x 132; wonld make a grand busi ness Bite for shop. Ere long the tramways will be running by this valuable property, consider ably enhancing its present value, and Intending purchasers should lose no time and secure thia moat desirable freehold.—Apply to D. F. Evans, Auctioneer. 1316 FOR SALE, Bombay Settlement, on Paparata Road, a flue Farm of 51 Acres, all laid down in grass, ad divided into seven paddocks. Tho land is all fenced; with an orchard of halfanacro, and good large trees about six years old; house of four rooms, cowshed, hayshed, calfhouse, and fowlhouße. A flne fresh water ortek runs through the property, with a never-falling spring oloso to the house. Will soli at a low figure.—Full particulars at office of D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Land Agent 1512 F~ OR SALE, Dairy and Poultry Farm situate about 6 miles f -om Auckland, by Rood road, on the beautiful Avondale Rivof, consisting of 18J Acres of splendid Land: new and well-built House, S rooms, Stablo, Buggy house, Workshop, and sundry outbuildings, all in flrat-class order. Nice, young Orchard, of about 1 acre, and small kitchen garden. This is a grand llt'.le farm, and unsurpassed as a fruit, poultry, and dairy farm, or residential site. Price, only £1,100 for the lot—D. F. Evans, Land and Eatate Agent . 1328 FOR SALE, at the Exchange and Mart, 84, Groystreet, flee old (original) Italian Violin, by Matthias Albani, date 1706, eplendid tone, good condition, warranted genuine; Eng lish Concertina (baritone), by Boosey j Analo-Gor mnn Concertinas, Guitar, Fife, and other Musical Instruments; Breech-loading Guns (hammerlof a and top action), by Weatley Richards, Boattle and Sons, and other celebrated makers, Muzzle loaders, Revolvers, Watches, by Rotherham and other famous makers, clocks, Jewellery, Field and Opera Glasses, flne Astronomical Telescope, Churn, Bee Hives, Tent, Tools, Books, Electric Machines, Surgioal Instruments, Sec. &c &c. . FOR SALE, 4 h.p. !)-cylinder Englno, for steam launch, by Wirrbll and Halsoy, perfectly new; also, two Propellers.—Also. Cir cular Saw Bench, of iron, with travelling car riages for logs, by Allen Ramon and Co., very useful for settlors, spindle bored at end for augers, for boring mortice holes, etc.—Terms, etc.. on application to George Sibbin, Auctioneer and Commission Agent, 65, Qacen-street. Jft/j GALION IRON TANKS. P O R^Ta L E, 400-GALLON WATER TANKS. Apply to WINGATE, BURNS AND CO., Customs-street. AccKtAUP. £»-% 4\fiii WORTH OF FREE 3bX«""Vf HOLD CITY PROPERTY for £750/ 60 feet frontaße by 147 feet deep, con venient Houße, with numerous rooms, bath, washhonse. copper boiler; oity water, gas, &c. This is a rare chance of securing, at a low rate ' a good property, within IS minutes ot Queen street. Good Vinery, in bearing, with hot water : appliances, &c, cost £150, may also be taken. If desired, at £40 only.—Apply J. R, Randerson, Auctioneer.



A LLOTMENI.S —A good Allotment ai jtA. North Shorr, £X i.w pur fn;t.; also, Allot ments i:i Suhurhii, Auokl.u-.d. £1 10s andf3 fc per font.—ForttddroeM apply Star O/tlce. A FINE Building Allotment for Sale, situate in Cameron- trout. Shelly Bead Hoad.—Apply to T. Seddon Evans, at Mi Alexander's, Solicitor, Auckland. ASolect Family Hotel to be disposed of, wlttin flverainuif b' walk of tho Post office. No one bnt pr.nclpals dealt with.—Apply "N.Z.,"STAIt Office. P<OOD BUSINESS for Sale, quiet and \JC respectable, established 3 years, contral position, with machines, stock, fixtures, and furniture for 4 rooms (owing to ill-health): price, with goodwill, £200.—Apply J. It. Randerson, Auctioneer. H AIT WILLIAMSON, Land, House, and Estate Agent, High street (near Shortla id-street), hoa always foi iitle and to let large and small houses In the City, suburbs, and country dlstrlota; also thima, Improved and unimproved, in various parts of the provlnoe. Several oligible building allot ments for sale in the City. §68 lista in EVKNWB 3tar and " Horalri " XT' d. EWING TO N, A 1 • KSTATE AGENT, COOMBES'S ARCADE (KsTAni.Xßßsn 19 Ykahs). FOR~SALE. HOUSFS, SHOPS. COTTAGES, FARMS. AND ALLOTMENTS. Money to Lend on Mortgage at 8 per cent "DARK A V E N U/ E •*- (between Park Road and Carlton Gore Road).-For Sale, a HANDSOME VILLA RESIDENCE, with every modern convenience' The Allotment has f.O feet frontage by 1(15 feet depth.—Apply to MR G. AIOKIN, Chemist, Qneon street, To speculators"!?^ swS; » Block of Land ailutiio i,. foiifionby, hav ing a frontage to throe air. et,. " h,; wholo of the purchase money ra , -i-,r- .m mortgage, the purchaser to find ihe -1, v] .■•■ )>niiding><.— Apply A. U. Lee, House, i< ..I. i, i Comwini'on Agent, Karangahape Rfmcl Lohl aaJ *«>-, m«. LOAT, Laiy's Silver Watch, and Pearl Ohatn attached.—Reward nil be civea If Ifttt at Mr T. Keet'ng'a, Jeweller, Victoi !.aat. LOST, at Woiuku Island, a RaftTof fifteen logs, with line and anchor at tached—Finder please call and leave word at Btak Oflloe. __ LOST, in Customs streot, Fox Terrier Dog, with coat and oollar; answorn to the name of ''Fox."—Finder please return to J. Mc- Hugh, Hntohinson's Gum Store. 4?1 REWARD.—LoBt7"thIs mnrning, 3& JL between Wjndhnm-street and Profei sor Jolly's. Albert-Btrent, Leather Ponkot Bonk containing 4 single Notes. Holf-Eovoroien, and several smaller pieces of Money, al< o 8 Shilling Stamps, and List of Goods withownor'B name enclosed.—Please return to Star Offlco, FOUND, on One-tree Hill, a Gold Broach, with hair enclosed.—Owner ran have the sumo hy giving description to WV'M. Hall, Kl'erslie. FOUND! FOUND ! A benefactor. Tom Koesing's Deferred Payment Syntem for Jowollory, Clocks," and Watches. — Victoria street, above Royal Mail. Personal. IF the Person who took the Umbrella by mistake frjm St. Buno.l let's Church yester day will leivo it atthetresbjtery, he will get own in excharge. J"F Jane McLeod will cfiH (in MrsOohrjßon, at Mis Day's, *tr.nid Green,' Yeiraoht-strect, Pooqonby, thepaoeis'opon. IF. Mr R. H. Porter, alto Chailea Williams, 1 dbu't ca'l and' Pay U\eiv 1 >«:<i wi'liiu three driys, holr C'lotha? wl'l b,e Sold li,), defray ox uunsee.'I—j jsoph Indmas, Board ing -houße Keeper, Chip'e'.iitrpe^ \TTILL the Pei ( tle,fl%n \vh v \ van eeen Yf taking the QVprccat from Lor-o-street Hall Qn $..nfty right lent, return tho Fame jmmeaiatoly to the Pal'keeptr, or prccecdings wilt be taken against him. PERSONA L.— Matter-o'-Money al.— Tom Keesing Invites all the young ladies to inspect his Name Brooohep, ftnfl \Ysltct>(!B. Clocks, and ,|ewellery ; " Sieetinga. SHORE REGATTA. A Meeting of persona Interested in the ho'dlog of tho above will be held at tho Masonic Ho el. North Shore. THIS KVKNING, Jnly 20, at 7.30 o'clock. CHAS. C. DACRK. Hon Sec Meeting of Unemployed will be held at Grey-3treet Fire-bol! at 7 o'clock this evening. Quletnesi requebtod by a friend. W ° f v Lpll- r; a t+l ?1 A IiIKJCTIWG for thoTiiauguratlon of a Bi\nd of Hope will bo held In L^NlVd IiALL, at 7.15 o'clock, TijiS EVKNINO. >lULY 2(Uh, Addresses by lytoEßra \i. doldio. R. French, and H- Flewelivn. My R. H. nouse in the chair. Readings, Repltfttloua, and Singing. Krery pno invited, Ferry Boat leaves Queen street Wharf at (1.80 p.m., roturnlng from Northcoto at 10 p m. ■\7"OUNO MEN ore invite! to attend (\ J. Meet'ng at Pooson's Rooms np^t TUES DAY, 7 :10. for 'ho mirpose oJ tflr«uiir{ v, Social Urlon.-W. D4YM- PRIMITIVE METUOPIST CHURCH, P'^T'AND KDWIN STRKKTS, Nkwton, ANNIVERSARY TEA MEETING, TUESDAY, at Half-past Six. PUBLIC MEETING at half-post T. to be ad dreßsed hy Roys. O. Worboys, J. Boothroyd. A. J. Smith, and others. SPECIAL SINGING BY THE CHOIR. Tickets (Adults) Is 6d AURAKI GOLD - MINING COM PANY (LIMITED*. An Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shireboldoia of above Company will be held at CompanyV Office, S3, Queen-street, Auck'aud, on THURSDAY, 30th July, at 2 p.m. Besinesb: To rjnflrm the resolution parsed at last Extraordinary Mrotiig authoris ing the Lirectors to aucept the ofler frjm IvenhOe Gold -mining Company (Limited), ' ' • • - •■• ■ V. A. WHITE. Manager. Auoklanfl, July 18.1R8S. fenders. TENDERS will be received up to FRI DAY. Sith, at 2 p.m-. for Refreshment Booth nt Coursing Meeting, Plumpton Park, to bo held on WBDKSDAY, July 28th. C. WALLNUTT. Secretary. mO BUILDERS, Tenders will be received up to FfIIDAY. the 24th Inst., at 5 o'clook p.m.. for Completing three Cottaaes.' Plans, &c, may be seen at Mrs Patterejn's, Rennall-etreet, Ponsonby. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will be r. ceived by tho undersiirnod until 4 p.m, of MONDAY, Jnly 27, for Altera tions and Additions to Store in Durham-street. Platis, &c, at my office, Colonial Bank Build ings, Queen-street. S, M. HBiBAPATH, Architect. TO CARPENTERS AND BRICK LAYERS. Tenders Wanted by Noon of WEDNE3DAY, the 22nd inst., for Building abell and Chimney of Four-roomed Cottagp, Gladstone Rr>ad, Par ne'l; latour only.—For particulars, apply Central Freehold Land Agency, corner of Queen-street and Vulcan Lane. GKO, FBA3KR. Manager, Contlnuod on Flrrt Page. IXf OMAN'S TjIRIEND. THOUSANDS USE THEM. NONE SHOULD BE WITHOUT THEM. MRS DR. STUART'S FAMOUS FEMALE REMEDIES. rpHB T ADIEB' rpONIO) 3a and 4e Bd per This ezoellent Tonic enriches and purifies the blood, improve! the appetite, restores colour, tone, and vitality, thereby removing hoadaohe. doblltty, nervousness, weakness, and the de pressions from which so many females suffer. T HB SADIES' (CALENDAR (^^ PILLS 1 2s Bd and 4b 6d per I box. These Pills are justly eßteemed for their great value in preventing discomfort, suffering, and Inconvenience, and for periodical nse are tho most reliable and prompt medicine ever brocßht to woman's aid. nPHE T ADIEB' A PERDJNT pDLLS, Is 6d per box. For the relief and prevention of headache, biliousness, giddiness, constipation, liver com plaints, indigestion, pains In the cheat, back, and Bides, Sbc. Rotail Agents, Auckland— T. CRAWFORD, Chemist, Newton S. GILBERT. Chemist, Queen-street And all Chem hits and Druggists. Sole Wholesale Agents for New Zealand— . THE KEMPTHORNE & PROS3ER DRUG COMPANY. mUCKER'S X»AKING~pOWDER. The Trade can obtain it on Best Terms from Messrs Brown, Barrktt & Co., A, MKiTHEK, G. W. Owen & Co., _ POTTKB & CO. Or ot the maker, W, F, TUCKER, Mount Albert.



Public Ifotlew. ALL diseases requiring Invigorative treat ■"■ rnant are cured by Woi.frs Scanapp's. TIHK weak, the nervous, the dyspeptic, the x sleepleaß, owe more more to wolpks gcnyAPP'a than any other cordial. WOLFES SCHNAPPS, a powerful and J^' wholesome tonic, Pluvate board and residenc e, 2 doors aVoveßricklayers' Arms; terms, l"s perjveek —Joseph Thoma, Proprietor. MOUNTHWESSINt!, Graf ton Road— Private sitting-rooms. Travellers and toui ißts will receive every attention. Beautiful view of the harbour. QJELECT Board and Residence, Lewis k_J House, Grafton Read, near Park Road.— Mrj White. ONEHUNGA. —J. Canadine, Queen street, repairs and deals In Watches, Clooks. Sewing Machines, Jewellery, Gum, Sec Ammunition sold. mHISLIXUM.—Men's Waistcoats, 2s Gd JL each, worth IDs; Men's Winter Overcoats, 18a. worth 40s; Moleskin Trousers. 3a 6d, worth Ss Od.—Fernandez's Salvage 3ale, Newton. BLANKETS. BLANKETS. BLAN KKTS.—The cheapest Flannels and Blan ker in Auckland. Full size White Blankets, is 6d each.—Fernandez's Salvage Sale. Newton. TO FAMILIES GOING TOENGLAND OR AM-CFICA.—A mldi'le-aged Per*on would c:.vo her services ai Nurse, or to attend on an invalid'at!y for a Tree passage; good re ferenc- .—Addreai "H 8.." Stah Office. DUNNE, House, Sign, and DecorT • ti vo Painter and Paperhanger. Superior work done, and prices moderate. Mas on mi c, White Lead, Oils, Colours, and cheap Paper hangings. Pictures Framed toorder.—Address, top of Grey-atreet. O YOUNG ~MEN^Dr. Lawiy, M.8.M.R.C.3.. will deliver hla second Medical Tall; on THURSDAY KVENING. at 7.30, in the lecture Hall, Young Men'B Ohristlun Association. All young men aro rordlally invttod. DR. ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS (The most efficient Female Modioine known). Sold by all Chemist Patent Medicine Vendors, and at Apothecaries' Hall. Hhortland-streot, Price, 2s 8d Bottle. Agents: SHARLAND & CU« Wholesale Druggiats. Lorno-st. Auckland. MISS .). O'HANLON, Artiste in every kind of artistic work, la prepared to give Lessons. Terns, quarterly, £2 2a; or Single Leesong, 2s 6d, Is Bd, and Is. All Orders (or Work in Wax, Marble, Leather. Silk, Wool Lace. Painting, and Seed Work promptly and satisfactorily executed.—Address: Coombe-'s Arcade, Qneen-street. T> ELIEF FROM COUGH IV IN TEN MINUTES. SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL (Absolutely the Best Cough Medicine knpwn) Manufactured by SHARLAND tf Ca. Wholesale Druxgißtß,Lorne-_t .Auckland. Sold by all Chemist Patent Medicine Vendors, and at the Appthecarlos' Hall, Shortland-street Price. 2a 3d and 4b 6d a Bottle. . ■\TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it is _.H intended to introduce a Local Bil) tor the consideration of tho General Assembly of New Zealand during the current Session of Parlia ment with the object of amending "The New market Reserve Act 1878," and of rendering the lands thereby affected available for a Free Library, Town Hall, or other public oilloes or for building sites. Newmarket, fith July, 1883. W. J. SUITER, Mayor, Newmarket. "CIRNEBT G, BAIRD, -*-" ANTI-FOULINQ PAINT MANUFACTURER, A Laigo Qtook of' ANTI-FOULING, PAINT ' always on band. Agents In N.api«r, Wellington, Lyttolton, Dnnodin., Melbourne, ard Bydnoy. AUCKLAND PARLIAMENTARY UNION. In terms of olauso 13 of the Constitution, I loreby summon a Meeting of tho Union, to be lelrt at Kobaon's Rooms' Queen-street, TO NIGHT, Jnly 20, at 7 o'clocy, for the purpose of Electing Mombora to fill vocancioß In Hou.W «t Representatives. P. A. PHILIP.') Speakor of the House. Auckland,, j u i 7 is, \®,s, /"VRSNGEB! BANANASII PINES!!! PER 8.8. JANET NICOLL Subsidised by Government to run to the South Sea Islands) ORANGES, BANANAS. COCOANUTS, 69. An the Fruit will be Cased at the W»toie (tho trip only occupying about &Lk nayta, pur ohasers can r?\y 04 rwe^rios tse ORDER AMD CONDITION, And at stated Intervals, 80 that a Regular Supply will be guaranteed. CHARLES BAOLEY, WHOLESALE FRUITERER. CUSTOMS-ttTREET AND PAKNKLI, RIBK. N.B.—Country Orders tor the Auckland Dis trict accompanied by remittance. prQaipUy tttendad to. "" TO ARRJYSj SfIfSRTLY.""1 ,PiGINSUMWriQN~ OF THE LUNGS, oh DJOOUNB A^D IT3 BUCCKS9FUL • TOBATMRNT, Showing that formidable disease to be curable In all Ub stages, with observations on Coughs, Asthma, Chronic Bronchitis, &c. BY GEO. THOS, CONQRBYE, Of Peckham, London, 3.X, SixrpNrs. fos? K«ke, Sv-'vtnvknck, S'Hhlishc4 by UPTON & Co., Booksellers, Auckland, N.Z., And may bo ordered of any Bookseller. ~ N.8.-250.00Q SOLD IN ENGLAND. TNFANTS1 FOOD 1 INFANTS' FOOD I NO MOTHER SHOULD BE WITHOUT A SUPPLY OF <« ALBANY" FOOD. SOLD JHY AI-L GROCERS. mHE NEW ZEALAND FROZEN MEAT _L AND STORAGE CO. (LIMITED). MANURE WORKS DEPARTMENT/. Tho Sulphuric Acid and Manure Works at Otahuhu being now in tall operation, we are prepared to deliver :— Superphosphate of Lime— 25 per cent Phosphate made Soluble, at £6 per ton Speolal Corn Manure, at £8 per ton Special Root Manure, at £810s per ton Speolal Grass Manure, at £710 a per ton In Bags (ljcwt. each) at Auckland, or our Siding, Otahuhu. Terms: Cash, 6 pel cent, discount. We can also supply Customers with Nitrate of Soda, Kainit, and Boncdußt. Superphosphate of 35 per cent. Soluble and Dissolved Bones will shortly be Pdctod to our For Railway Rates from Otahuhu Worka, Trade Discount, and other particulars, see Circular, sent on application, or apply to H. BYMONS. Manager Superphosphate Works, Otahuhu. OFSGIAL NOTICE For the convenience of Customers resident In Upper Symondß-atreet and Mount Eden District we have arranged a BRANCH OFFICE (With Telephone connection), at OEUPQB AND NOKNTON'S, Wlnstone'B Buildings, Upper Symondß-street, Where orders left for FUEL, CARTING, HORSE-FEED, SCORIA, &0., Will receive prompt attention. Note.-A large Covered Spring Waggon and Spring Carts for Removal of Furniture, W, & G. WINBTONE, OUSTOMB-BETREET EAST, AUCKLAND T\ONALD V 7. JACK AND CO,, PONSONBY ROAD, Having bought & Large Quantity of OWEN AND GRAHAM'S SALYAGB STOCK, war. hold a CHEAP CASH SALS together with their own Large and Well-seleoted stock of DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, Every article will b« Greatly Reduced in Pbioh. Sale oommencea on SATURDAY, 27th ikst. D. W. JACK AND, (XX t PONSONBY ROAD.



CONCERT IN FORESTERS' HALI In tid of St. Benedict's Chm-oh Fund, TO-NIGHT (JULY 20). PROGRAMME. Part L Pianoforte Solto.; ■• .. Mi'sß.Wallnut Song,; "Carlsafiom* ... .. Miss K. Lorrigai Song, " Wrecke-lana S,ived " Mr Nea'e Song, " Robin Ajdalr" .. Miss Cornish Song (comic) .. .. .. Mr Stevens Bong (selected) MtesfewEn Song (aelfcted) Mr J. Kdwardoi Pianoforte Due*. " The Shep-) Misses Smith am herd's Evei jing Seng" ) Spirrow Song, '• Native* Korei" .. MrE. O'Hare (Interval.) Part H. Pianoforte Duet, " Golden Bells" Misses Lynch Son?, "My Name it In O'CinneU" MissC.O'Connell Bong (comic). "Poor MrCob be.t".. MrG. M. Spratt Son", ■' Strai igers Yet" .. Mrs Nikor'Ta SoEgleeloc'e ol C. Loir.'gas Sonn, "Blue AlßstianMoun tains" Miss Warren Pianoforte Molo Mi°s Smith Song (so ect ed) .. . .. Mi >s Swan Sons;, "Tnwliisb Sercisie" MrE. O'Hare Nigger Farce. God Save the Queen. CJT. MATTHEW'S LITERARY AND ►3 DEBATING SECIBTY. TON IGHT, at ei^ht ptarp. V* PER on ! SPECTRUM ANALYSIS, With Illustrations and Experiments. Admission—Free. C 1 PIBiITUALISTIC LECTURE, K5 COOK&TREET HALL, IMPORTANT TO~INVE9TIGATORS, MPH BAUX)U'S Farewell Lecture on "MediunT<hlp Scient.iflci.tly Hxplained, nnd How tf> Develop it? Powers." Doors open at 1 o'clock; to commence at 7.31). Admission, is. Song—" Let the Angers in." UOK LAND VOLUNTEER BNG?NKERS. m,T li?rS)S lpanr !U Para;ie at tbe DrilUhed TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVJiNIXG, at half past 1 o'clock. Arms <nd accoutrement. W. ANDEF?ON, Captain. DONSONBY NAVAL ARTILLERY! Members of the above Coma will Parade TO-MORKOW EVEMNS, atTehlrp, iiftont of Ponsonby Hall. Wcathor permittinK. the Artillery Band will Hsemblo and march with the Corps to the Theatre Royal. J- B. MORPKTH. Acting Captain. »rtvA QS. HANNAH MOKAU rfftfifcgß^ will leave ManuVan for TWWHJMS^Waitara 11 a.m. TUESDAY, JmtmßOm^y aist -a. barnes Agent WP™^"^"^ Onchunga. QHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS] O All Children Suflfer from Wormß. Manufactured by SHARLAND &. CO., „ ~ . WholesaJeDrUKgists.Loine-st.Aucklana. | Sold by all Chemist Patent Medioine Vendors |mce?yplrpger rieß' Ha"' Bhorttoad^.: UCKLAND RATIONALISTIC ASSOCIATION. FOREBTERB' HAuTkaRANGHAPK ROAD, The Auokland RatlonallitVt Association's series of Ww\i N«W Lectares. wbdnesdayTjulv ?& I LAST WPTUR-K | Ry MR CHARLES BRIGHT ■ (Wholeaves by the City of Sydney.for Australia). SUBJEOf i "THE GROW™ O^KAIK^NALISM AND Dlicu«6ion invited, ADMISSION, B\XWSSeit, Doors open at t.SJ, coujmenee at 8 p.m. OUR MOTTO-. "QUALITY WITH KCONOMY." FURNISH FROM E. WHITE & CO., Near Three Lamps. Ponsonby. CHEAP TOILET SETS, CHEAP FURNITURE, CHEAP CHAiRa cheap bedding, cheap orockerywasre. compare our prices and quality. WHY GO TO TOWN AND PAY MORK ? E. WHITE & CO., PONSONBY. FUNERALS FURNISHED. ARSHALL'S Sr acial Tincture of Podo phy'lum is the Homcaopa'Mo Remedy for all Liver and Stomach Di:.-rdei\j and Ri9ing3 Bnfl InfliTteßHon. F;ice, Is per boU'o.—D. W. Qjodion, Lsxcdon Arcade, Sole Agent for Auck- UnjiV n;y \/rR J, H. WITHEFORD, is authorised to renolvo Fees for Special Mail Notices supplied dally to Private Letter Boxes. a VI BISS, Chief Postmaster, IJiO MR J. H. WITHEFORD. Six,—l have the honour to inform you that yonr tender for the sole right of Advertising on the Auokland Section of the New Zealand Rail ways (for three years) has been accepted by the Hon. Minister for Publio Works on behalf of th Queen, I have, cto., J. P. MAXWELL, Genoral Manager. December 1,1831, TO ADVERTISERS. The Grand New Auckland Railway Station offers the best Advertising position obtainable in New Zealand. Guaranteed for three years as above. ]\T EW SOUTH WALES -1-* ADVERTISING. The "Stdnrv Morning Heiulb" and the "Sydney Mail" are tho beat mediums. Arrangements are now being made to enable the publio of Auckland to obtain regular de livery of the "Sydney Mail," which ranks at the bead of weekly journals published in the Australian Colonies. Apply to J. H. WITHEFORD. ONSDALE POULTRY YARDS, WAIKOMITI. - KGIGS FROM PRIZE POULTRY :-Houdanß, from G, B, Fowler's Yards, Aylesbury, England, £1 2s doz; Light Brahmas, from Imported Stock (wkners of oO caps and 300 first prizes In England', 21s doz; Dark Brabmas, from winneis of 8 first prizes. 21s doz; Second Prizo Dark Brahmas, 10a Cd dor; Boudans, importid.2lßdO7.; Cove Coaur, 10361 doz; Whito Spanish 10s6ddoz;MmorCoB. Is el doz; Brown Leghorns, 21s doz; Buff Cochins, 109 6d doz; «olden Spaced Ham burfji), 10s 6d doz; Bhck Hambur^s, 10s Cd doz; White Dirkings. 10s Hi doz; Black Red Game. 103 fid doz; Duckwing Oame Bant'iim, Ua 6d doz; Back Spanish, 10} Cd doz; Andalusians, 21s doz; White Leghorns, 21s doz; Laog?bans. 10s 6d doz; Golden Pencilled Hamburg, 10s fid doz;S'lver Pencilled Hamburg, 10s 6d doz; Grey Dorkings, 10s 6 i doz; Plymouth Rocks, 2is doz; Duck win s Game, ka Cd doa; Aylesbury Ducks, 10s 6d doz; Rouen r uo>», 10a 6d ; HaK bred Poultry, Black Spanish and Brahma. 5s doz. Egg 3 carefully packed and forwarded to any part of the colony on receipt of P.O. Order. The above Poultry wi'l be on Exhibition at the forthcoming Poultry Fhow.—Apply J. ABBOT, Hobeon-etreet. TOOK r\ U T TOR THE BLUE 217, QUEEN-STREET. BOOT BLUE BOOT BLUE BOOT BLUE c BROOKES BOOT BLUE g; Kill BOOT GIVING UP BUSINESS ! ! POSITIVE GENUINE SALE ! ! C.B. begs to thank his customers for the patron age he has received for the lost 19 years, and also to Inform them that he intends RETIRING FROM TnE BUSINESS, AND OFFERS HIS ENORMOUS STOCK OF BOOTS BOOTS BOOTS ANn ANI) SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, FOR CASH, ra.FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. "6* NO REASONABLE OFFKR REFUSED SHOP TO LET, and FIXTURES FOR SALE. NOTE THE ADDRESS — C. BROOKES, BLUE BOOT. _-,„. BLUB BOOT, BLUB BOOT, r BLUE BOOT,. QUEBN-STREKT, AU. KLANIX



"VTOTICE.—AII Accounts orer thrw J.l months duo will be sued for. if not arranged within seven days. ; • K. WOOD & CO., Newton. ■Tnly 20.1885. '_ #tip and get Pair Williamg'a AU-Wool VX Trowsera to measure, 14e 6d.—J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria-street. TWO OR THREE Gentlfemen can be accommodated with Private Board and Residence; 3 mlnntes' walk from Post-office.— AppIySTAU Office. mHE NEW ZEALAND MEAT AND jl storage company. notice to farmers and stock .:• ■•—--■ owners. Tbe Company is now engaged Freezing for the next Shipment to England, which will take place in the first week in September. The Company is prepared to receive and freeze both Sheep and Cattle on behalf of owners, and no extra charge1 6yer Freezing Katvs will be made for meat to be includedin tbe next Snipmoat. Timely notice is. however, necessary, "and early application should be addressed to tbe Secretary. N.Z. Frozen Meat and Storage Com- N.B.—Single carcases or prime joints will be delivered to all the principal towns in England. lIHE^ HEW ZEAL4ND FROZEN . MEAT AND STORAGE CO. (Limited), RAILWAY WHARF. The Company having Disposed of their Retail lußlness, and the works at the above address being; sufficiently advanced.are now prepared to offer every inducement for the extension of their Wholesale Meat Business. The Company have on hand dally :—Prime Fresh Quarters. tumps, Loins, Ribs of Beef, Mutton, Pork ana Veal, by the carcase: Ox Heads, Kidneys, Tails and Hearts.Shneps' Kidnoys and Sausage Skins, Corned Benf and Pork. The "1 ratio and Shipping supplied at lowest current prices, and delivery made. First-class. quality guaranteed. Applications! to bo made to the Manages Wholesale Department, Railway Wharf. tgio~r~sTl¥ and to lbt^ j- houses, shops, farms, &c. Apply to DE LACY AND GIBBON, '21. Qukbn-kthickt (opposite Firth'a MUD, Architects. Civil Engineers, Valuators. Mone tary, Houso, Land, and Estate Amenta, and Accountants. See advertiaemont on Front Page. no THOSE ABOUT TO MARRY, PARTIES FURNISHING, &c. THE DIRECT BUPPLY STORK Still offers the Unequalled Ad vantages to Par chasers of all Classes of Goods direct from the Manufacturers at Wholesale Prices, FOR OABII ONLY. EARTHENWARE, LAMPS I LAMPS I CHINA. The Star Hand Lamp, Fancy China Tea Sets, 19 40 pieces. 18a 6d Table Lamps, 3s 6d Chlrii Cups and A Choioe Assortment Sauoora, 6h (id a dor,. of the New Empire *rlnted do., 4s a doz. Lamps vm^SSSa*?^ « Large Stookof Kitchen orl? and Parlour Fendeti. Ofi^ White and Gold i&&»», all Me* AND OTHER ARTICLES li^Sl^i^pSL.t equally cheap. Breeding Cagen, Parrpt GLASSWARE. Hftt &nd noo^ Tnmblers, f rom 3d lea doz. Wines, from 3d Do. Rack?, from la each Butters and Bu(?ars, 9d rill , lT , nvl r IT m Glass Dishes. Sd each CUTri T imvi splendid variety) Jj&KX I Also, Decanters, Jugs, In all kinds and at all &o. Prices, Also, AT DIRECT IMPORT PRICES. English Tin and Stamped Goods, Galvanised Tubs and Buckets, Brushware, British and Foreign Fancy Goods (suitable for Birthday end Wedding Presents), and the Thousand, and One articles required in every house. INQUIRE WITHIN FOR EVERYTHINQAT THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE, 219, QUEKN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Auctions, T 0 : 11 0 R R 0 W, Ad 11.30 o'clock. APPLES! PEABSf APPLES! From Hobart. SEED POTATOES ! SEED POTATOBB I Ex 8.8. Manapouri; G. W. BINNEY Will sell by publio auction, at his Mart, CorS Exohange, Fort-street, to-morrow, at 11.80 o'clock, ■ "I JA CASES FRUIT, -*-^J:\F Comprising STURMBRS STONE PIPPINS FRENCrt CRABS : SCARLET PEARMAINS NONPARIKL KUSSETS CROWS EGGS ' &c, &0.. Sea. Also, J2O SACKS SEKD POTATOES Jfj SACKS SKEQ POTATOES. TO-MORROW. FRUIT TREES ! FRUIT TREES!! W. DOWDEN k CO.| Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Mart, Queen at., to-morrow, Tuesday, at 12o'olock. TTIRUIT TREES* ORNAMENTAL BHRUBS. FOREST TRKK3, FLOWKRING PLANTS. - POT PLANTS, 4c, &c, 4c, 40, VV. DOWDEN & CO. Auctioneers. W. S, 000HRANE] fjAMKS BAOBI WEDNESDAY, JULY 22. CLEARING-OUT SALE OF FURNITURE. The Subscribers will sell by auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Wednesday. July w : at 11 o'clock, * " HOUSEHOLD FURNITUUE. consisting of- Couohes, Chairs, Cretonne Suite. Linoleum, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Pa'Hawes, Matt trasisi, Pillows, Miirora, Waslistands and Ware, Dreeing Tables. Mats. Pictures, Oil. cloth, Fenders, Carpets. Lamps, Glassware. China, Crockery, 2 Mangles, Kitchen tJten»si &C &O. &O. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22. At Noon, PIANO, MANGLE, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE, Removed to the Mart from Suburbs for convo nlenceof Sale. ' vv "'° It. ARTHUR Has been favoured with Instructions from a gentleman removing from Auckland to Sell by Public Auction, at his Mart. Furniture Department. Sale Room No. 2, on Wednesday. July 22, at 12 o'clock noon, his """""Tt HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND KFFECTS. Kitchen Utensils. Glau China, Earthenware. KP. Ware, Cutlery Pic. turos, Drawinsroom Suite. 9 niece] in ron- Leather Suite, Horsehair Suite, Couches. Chalra. Carpets, Rugs, Matting, L'noleum, Curtains Mi-rors, Lustres, Tables, Bafe, Cheffiraier. Iron and Wood Btdeteade, Palliates, Mattrasm*. Pillows, Chests of Drawers, Commodes, Waab- Btands, Ware, Looking Glasses, Toilet Table*. good^oTSef 6^ MttChinßl «*«**** WEDNESDAY, JULY 22. WITHOUT RESERVE. CLEARING-OUT SALE OF GENERAL DRAPERY, CLOTHING, HOSIERY, HATS, DRESS MATERIAL, CASHMERE, TOWELS, SHIRTS, MERINO SHIRTS, FLANNFiL SHIRTS, PANTS.. GENERAL HABERDASHERY, &c, &c, He, WITHOUT RESKRVE. GABRIEL LEWIS Has received instruct ions to cell on above date. ' at 11 o'clock, A LARGE PARCEL OF ABOVE GOODS. For Positive Unreesrved Sale. FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1885, At 10.30 a.m. Fot aalo, on the Premises, Burham-street, at 10.30 cm. fTIHE LEASF r OF ABOUT SIX YEARS -*• TO RUN, OF THE BTABIE3, presently occupied by the Northern Omnibus Company (Limited). Farther particulars of Lease to be obtained on application to Messrs Hesketh and Aitkes. Corn Merchants, Durham street, or the Auc tioneer. R. C. OREENWOQD^Aoctiqn,,,,. Contlnnad on Fc-Erti ?«• "r"