A PHILANTHROPIC MOVE MENT.

nto-3 of the Young Women's lHEPr°Tli»tianhavoro n tedtho upper fIW' of Bf ha?e completed their arrange fcr • ft* to/n during the day plO'^u- w cheerful rooms have been ?bo=a brght, cMO ittee> and here fumi^d by «£ tQ oome and eat their th3g"-laar A e 4 7 h 7 papers, or employ their j.,9ch«, r ad m !v o&ise desire. Tea and time* thoy «^ em if they desire if. at co ffe« a &m™ That this homely dinner 8 moderate pw»' d popular amongst h°nr reS «en isp M)ytfio fact that 102 young women sp ' and tordfly .sed i'du""| r e 35 vlitora between twelrc «loßothe Vlock Under the present law, BDd tW° nS'wed to rsmain in workrooms §arl°A noa such as the one in que9tion, i^t.tutioos saco led t0 eat theu . lunche! they^nld?e n c .p I ,Vk and in winter monthi inth^rab»rSisthusontailed. Rev. Hill d«9 » Bible re"dln*[ 6Ve. rj J' 8> tl innn Ladies and others in Wg,ffl!"w«k «c invitod t0 CaU anC Sthßr"on)3>

THEATRE ROYAL-"Pinafore."

GU3KEI *** SOAK'S popular comic n ..Rnafore" was produced at the Satreßoyallast^eningbyalocalcom. tho performance being in aid of the fl1 fth fl Auckland Naval Coastguard, &Wtto patronage of Colonel Lyon. and officers and mom- f SI °r o f he various Volunteer corp*. "H • \~A»nt Huehes, and members oiJZ s ; attendance, the lower part of lv Sre being crowded. Tho cast $\ «S was as follows s—Sic Joseph of character v Captain Corcoran, W'w Sceats; Ralph Rackstraw, Mr J. f (Sain i DicfD'eade/e, Mr F. W. Fisher; *■ t. t! t=o Mr H. Hargrave; Ton. fv^Serßrsbane ; Josephine, Miss T°°-H»rfravo-Cousin Hebe, Miss Amy rfn^Little Buttercup, Miss May Sn The rise of the curtain and the in* chorus revealed tho presonco of °PT? gJ voices The gallant sailors on S° lirde k, however, had evidently Ku drilled in their duty otherwise, S acquitted themselves very creditably. HM^ip Pinafore was represented on the in a very realistic style, the manning JS» yards by the tars adding greatly to KuSta? »«* and acted the part of Kail, Corcoran in a masterly manner S with a little more animation his part «nnld hare been almost perfect. As Ralph Ktw» Mr Cram appears in a part MA he has figured in on many previous Sowbeforeiuckland audiences. The Sessible Dick Deadoye found an able Station in Mr F. W. Fisher, whoso Sup was excellent. He sang h IS songs fa£v well, and recoived great applause for Rnderbg of "The Little Hero ' and Sm for a sailor's hornpipe which wore in todnced. Mr H. Hargrave made a good Boatswain, but would have much improved Z part with some of the funny business wHchiß invariably associated with that duracter. He gave "For He is An Enelishman" in very good style, and was tervedly applauded. Mies Annie Har enn'a Josephine was a creditable pro- Ltion. Her singing was almost always comet, and with a little further study of the ipoien passages and attitude she should jchieve still further success. Miss Amy Thornton made an excellent Cousin Hebo, md Miss Gordon gave a fair representa tion of Little Buttercup. The trio "Never ]Gnd the Why and Wherefore, by Mia Annie Hargrave, Messrs Walsh, ud Sceats, was twice encored, and flu duet commencing "Things aro Mian What They Seem" between Mr feats and Miss May Gordon was one of the tot-rendered selections in the opera. All of Josephine's eongs wore well rendered, ud tha samemay be said of those incidental to the part of Captain Corcoran, The orchestra, although not very powerful, played well throughout, Mr G. J. Bowring being director, whilst Mr Edward Dawson presided at tha piano, and ateo performed tie ardnous duties of chorus - master The opera as a whole was a very fair production, considering the very amateur character of the subordinate characters, who mnßt have had a wonderful amount of drilling to obtain the measure of raccess achieved, Another performance will be given this evening.

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Before Hears F. L. Prime and D. Q. MacDan nell. Justices.)

Dbboteihehs.—Two persons were punished. Übcety.—Raymond llaltby waa charged withlaranyof^Hionboardthe Janot Nicoll. on tlufflidJw, the property of Hrneat Prinßloff. -Bnneuit Pratt said he was not prepared to go <m frith the cam. The prisoner was cook oo the iteuaer.sndthß prisoner and prosecutor occu pied one compartment ; prosecutor missed the mmer from under his pillow.—Mr Theo. Cooper asked far bail.—Remanded nni.il ths 14th Inst. Ball-self, £50; and two sureties in £2o each.

Knrorao Wages. -- John Greenleaf was duiged witli refnslng to pay to Patrick Duffey, Mijlaeer, wacea (£ls 8s) duo for services ren flewtoßbramtho'fam O'Shauter ard the s.s. Htiia darißg the month of July.—Mr E Cooper for COOpllunant—Defendant, who wai very dot, tali he could not find a lawyer to act for Dim. traWftha case was remanded for a week tomlghtninoneoveron his side—Mr Cooper aii bad defendant applied to any solicitor, the answer woali have been: "Greenleaf. yon eumot dispute the claim ; go and pay it." -The defendant consented to pay theconts of adjourn ment £2 7s, and the hearing was held over until ins Force or Habit. — An elderly woman, %r Robinson, was lined £5, or 11 days' im ttiiomnent. Tho old lady curtsied to the Bench, ntpenererance had failed. On her last ap- Peusnca in Court, on Wednesday, she promised to take ihe"bito' bine," butan hotel intervened Md old Polly forgot her reaolntion and fell. AaothnrUdays, and Mary, the aged, will have W«d wren years In Mount Eden GaoL Uamnr.-Charles Little, charged with steal- BKijMht, £3; a Back ot kauri gum. £3 10a; a Pmt,!os; and a dingy, 50s, at Whangapona. Rasrem&ndei until the 13*h instant, in order tait the case of Ginger, the instigator, may bo too at tho Mmc time. iSADITIua a Wipe John WrennaHs, an •Jw man, was charged with assaulting his glj Jute, on the Ist inst., at Point Chevalier, •nesting ier aid throwing her out ot doors. -Defendant plsaded not guilty.—Mr Keating •rowed lor csmpleinant.—Jane Wrennalh. J™«iace bore marks of ill-treatment, deposed ™ «lw was the wife of the accused. At mid "W on the Ist inst, tho weather vraß ex- JJMliig sold; and as her husband was away Bom home at the hotel, she went to bed Wtthralltusboy. Shortly after midnight her nuiaiidlcaine in, and rnshed into her room ™»sreat rage. Her Uttie boy trembled, he MM ocr if «ha was comfortoble, if not, he •Wlmtko her so. He then pulled the boy JWpfbedpn to tiie floor, and then pulled her "ttty the hair of nor head, and threw her out 22°^" sb 6 went to lie -down in the cow "JJ. He compelled her to return, when sho •nwbjeoted to further ill-treatment By Mr fWjpiri Her hnsband was punißhed in England win-niuigher. He oame to tho colony.^nd ™J 1?r at home. Bhe was induced to oorao SaiX SlmwMo letters; ho said he »raa be khw to her. She camo out, and ff> me him the £150. which enab ed S&»take a small farm under Mr Dignan. ™«BhhUmlicondnct, her money had gone, j™.wi wrack of her home was sustamed by ff?*™» Mr Dignan had bsen exceedingly Sri™? 1""leniency was not reciprocated by BwiMband—Superintflndent Thomson said S»»B8 and his family lived near to hU 'SiffiXVE? h8 knew that were it not forhis ff«Wtßhabitß ho might have bt3en In an exoel- SnKa "• Tne woman wos one of the moßt siWponß and hard-working womon ia the J«iW«rt,rtO!e character waa irreproach- J™1. ™U8 har husband was an habitual urW-and a cowardly brnte. who deserved 2 a s™ from ono end of tho town to the S'~ rh.eßench Imposed a flno of £:0 costs hhSl. V lO Months' impriaonmeat with hard WaSiS««* fls d *UK™B to keop the peace; """wuin foO, and two Buretieß in £25 each.

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Xerterday (Concluded.)

i IBefote H. Q. Beth Smith, Esq.. B.M) DEPENBED CASES. SL rf° nBlaL7- J- Robinson.-Claim, 10a 6d. Ri"A"edical work.-Mr J. A, Beale ap- S(SSi& tts PWntiff, and Mr Thoo. Cooper Knit ft* dant--Plaintiffwas a canvaßsirs; StotSLS.? 6*^ work pnblished In Mel la ffi?2!. 1"iaeJendant subscribed bis name tarfanl? J S5 PX* *9 bB delivered it June. Ha 4«nllaS% «"ld the book which the defendant IS tS il taf a. f«r 10s 6d. and claimed the >«lX,2i .t d(l fan,08 was *at the plaint iff had "aSrSSiT1 S°oktobereoommended by Dr. *•« Pnlw U Was not—His Worship held Tea iwSSi reoommandation had not be=n ffftwK«m "lonßDited acoordiuKly Ift'w^J.^Dlraan and Foley.-Claim £1 OJjp e VffiJ ( d'»n>&Bal as a grnom.-Mr Thao. wPielSfl^f^'^^MrW. Dignan for «?tt*S?m^^- 8 Worship gave judgmert B,^B amount olalmea, and allowed costs, £1 J*«ShfcJi ¥• Casey—Claim £10 7s 6d K-WWT^ °het^ a ot filo- and interest on «W>. (Ja™. VP'ej'orthe plaintiff and Mr THIfIDAY. apWJ 1? 8CMc" w «o taken to-day :- SS^-lSiS^L' MrTheo. Cooper for dofen- SM|MpSw3SuSB,Lelr^ yesterday, and Hia rJL2^7 TBre"iDdg!nent, holding that 6?«t beai Z$r ™> ?a a condition which had BL nonMWwKh '7Plaintiff WM 4coord ?'ftaauinteS? B, It2'goiJ.-Claim, fi£,9s id. ft'wdan^^^nttftMr -Theo. Cooper for fffMtlOttlanriJa? 111* WM ordered to amend 0213-rXdCMe

M?r »"? v> Robertson. - Claim, £5 Bs. rw,™» i* orw<K>d fo r plaintiff; Mr Theo. C °"P"for defendant.-The.plaintiff and defoo wnsVvnn ?J e ,a 7 CTS "amined. anrt judgment PiS7o for <lofor,annt with fil lla costs. F, ™3 t H°B*"Tso>r. - Claim, £> 83. Mr ,w,nrt?V OrTPjain,tiff; Mr Theo. Cooper for cost" £1 i" ~ Pontiff was non-snitcd, with

THE OPPOSITION MOVE.

How the Game Stands Now,

(BY TELEGRAPH— PARLIAMENTARY REPORTER.)

Wellington, this day. Duriso the past three days I have been enabled to keep you posted in almost every turn of tho Opposition intrigue. On \\ ednesday night everything waa going on merry as wedding bells with tho manipu lator?, and tho crisis was expected to take place within a space of timo that could bo counted by hours. Consider able aurpriso was therofore occasioned wncn yesterday morning (Thursday), it transpired that the hot haste of the previous ovoinng's position had changed into a sort of dead water fentina lente condition of things with the promised no-confidence motion still in tho distant and very uncor tain future. The prime movers, however, here a quiet methodical look that inspires confidence and induces the belief that the project is still alive, but have adopted a stolid silence that is atrociously irritating. Did you over road the first chapters of an exciting novel and then find the page with tho denaument wanting? That is my posi tion. I have used every effort at my command to mako tho cause of tho _ change that has come o\-er tho spirit of tho dream transpire, but it won't, nnd I am thus reduced from the higher estate of a relater of facts (which rclle I have filled for three days past) to the more humble and less satisfactory state of a mere drawer of deductions uninspired and cumpassless in tho raging ocean of intrigue that is going on around me. Raving thus, with perhaps ton much metaphor, attempted to explain my position to-night, I como to solid business. There is no (ioubt but that the intrigue is hanging fire either from contentions within or° ex ternal circumstances. Some seem to think that the large majority of the Government on tho Native Lauds Dis position Bill has rather astonished the conspirators, while it is thought by others that a new scheme, emanating from Canterbury nnd Westland,has trammelledthe plot. The first surmise may be true, but too much credence should not be given to it, dospito its apparent likelihood. For tho second, I know that two well-known advo cates of Provincialism—Sir George Groy and Mr Moss-have been approachod to-day by the Canterbury people, and askod to movo in the direction of a return to Provin cialism, two provinces for tho South and one for tho North Island being suggested. Thip, however, it ia suggested, may be a cunning Canterbury dodge intended to give a shake to tha Company before the railway job is served up to ihe House in a new sauce. Major Atkinson,whom I have believed all along to have been half-hoarted, if not ac tually hostile, about tho proposed coalition of Government, has left Wellington, and his supporters arc blazoning round tho lobbies as if to show that the Taranaki Major is not altogether against the Government. Ho has all along denied tho paternity of the plot, and has even cast ridicule on tho exis tence of any such schemo to displace tho Ministry. Under these circumstances I find it impossible to reconcile Major Atkinson's present attitude with the statements I have heard from other quarters; but ho of course knows h'"s own business best, and what to me is so impossible to understand as a mystery, will doubtless, to use a homely phrase, "come out all right in tho washing." The old Atkinson supporter, but who recently has. not had tbo good fortune to follow tho ramifications of tho great Opposi tion pilot of the last threo days, writes to me to-night: "I have made full inquiries about the position of matters, and Atkinson assures me that there ia no truth whatever in that a want of confidence motion ia in tended at onco. Ha says that Atkinson and Ormond are one on the question that the time has not como yet. There are several matters which at pro;ent would opcrato against Major Atkin son and Mr Ormond joining. Or.o is that Orinond is in favour of a land tax. Several mon who aro in his confidence are positive also." Referring to ttiej letter, I may say that I have novor anticipated an imme diate, or even an ultimate, union of Major Atkinson nnd Mr Ormond, for the very tfimplo reason that many men in tho Op position who think with Mr Ormond (Mr Dargaville for instance) would not follow an Atkinson Government at any price just now. Tho coalition that I anticipate ia ono in which Mr Ormond, a representative of tho old Atkinson regime, is nominated by Major Atkinson, and either Mr Montgomery or Mr Macandrow will bo leading figures. In a word, a temporaiy Government containing Major Atkm'on and Mr Ormond ia in the present condmon of affairs an absolute impossibility, while a combination containing the member for Napier and an unobnoxioua nominee or Major Atkinson's, Mr Mitchelson, Mr Rol leaton, or Mr Conolly, which you like (though I think MrMitchelson), is perfectly possible, and my tip ia that if Ormond can keep his hand oa his team it will come off. ,

A WELCOME AND FAREWELL.

A social gathering of the parishioners find friends ia connection with St. Sepulcnre a was held last evening for tho two-Met pur poso of welcoming back Archdeacon and ,Irs Dudley, and bidding farewell to Key. 3r Taylor. Tho room was nicely de corated and comfortably filled. A plentiful tea was provided by tho ladies, and the after proceedings were introduced by 8 chorus and a few words from tho Rev. John Kine Davia, M.A. (St. Barnabas). Apolo gies for non-attendance were received from Rev J. Haselden, C. M. Nolaon, W. Tebbs, andWalpole. Amongtheclergypresectwere Jishop Gowie, Dra. Purchas, Taylor, and o'callaghan, Keys. J. S. Hill, P. S. Small field, J. Batee, W. Calder, J. K. Dav, S , VV. H. Percival, R. Coatos, and H. Russell. The Orpheus Glee Club rendered the quar tette "Who Shall Win," a ? d Miss Dick son a pianoforte solo. Rev. John K. Davis, n a well-set speech, welcomed Archdeacon and Mra Dudley back to the parish The Archdeacon, on rising, waa received with rapturous and prolonged applause, and in a long and pleasant speech gave an account of hif two month,1 holiday and was glad to say that he and his dear wife had etur/ed to sunny Auckland refreshed both in body and mind; his tour had been especially gratifying, meeting Auckland Wands everywhere; and he misht say if it was pleasant to go away it was eood to come back and find that during his temporary absence everything had lone on smoothly. The Bishop and Ur Taylor had worked well, and with such a chieUndauch friends, it would be very hard to £rt company The, ™»ker then gave graphic accounts of Sydnej A'ei Dournes, Hobart, Canterbury, and WdUng ton and his interviews with Bishops zrJß£S >-J*££i "ssaa: tEt Mr "od Mr. l>«dloy ibraU tows • real mi spa-jaw^ organ at the WlU'7 t n, nnn an( j (Tnureday) evening, and that »'■ "J ° I sermon at St. Sepulchre's on the evening 01 ' the 16th inst,

CAMBRIDGE NEWS.

Land Court Adjourned.—The "Larrikin' Case.

(from our own correspondent.)

Cambridge, this day.

At the Native Land Court this morning, before Judges Williams and Puckey, the Court informed those presontthat therehear ing had been granted in the Muungatautari block for tho purpose of allowing Heru Nikura and her sister an opportunity of proving their interest in the land if they had any. It was found, however, that neither tho applicants nor tho agent.s were present, and tho Court had accordingly decided to dismiss tho application. Tho names there fore for tho Ngatihana portion would bo those handed in at tho previous investiga tion. Application was mado by certain natives that the sub-division of Maunga tautari Block might bo gone on with. Ono of those present said that if the subdivision was gono on with ho would object to Mr Fraser appearing in tho case. Tho Court said that an application for sub-division could not be taken at the present sitting. Tho Court then adjourned sine die. At tho R.M. Court to day, the charge against the eight larrikins for disorderly conduct at Cambridge Wost on a recent Sunday evening was dismissed. An elderly woman named Martha Johns, charged with using abusive and threatening languago against Giles Kelly, was ordered to find two sureties of £25 each, for twelve months, and to pay costs.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The weekly meeting of tho above body was held this afternoon, there .being presont :— Mcears J. H. Upton (Chairman), J. M, Clarke, S. Luke, J. D. Carr, Thco. Cooper an I I). Goldio. CHAIRMAN'S Report.—This report stated inter alia that (1) Mrs S. A. Jones had been appointed to tho temporary charge of Richmond. (2) Miss M. J. Colomnn sent to Mount Hobson Boys' School. (3) Miss E. Davis sent from Wellesley-streot to North coto. (4) Miss D. J, Jonea sent from L'okeno Hill to Ponsor.by. (5) Mr Hippis ley from Matakoho to Nelson-street. Tho doath of Miss E. F. Robb was announced •with regret —Tho report was adopted. Pupil Teachers' Examination. Tho Chief Inspector forwarded tho fol lowing report, dated tho sth inst. : "Sir, — On last Friday I had tho honour to submit tho results of tho lato examination of pupil teach er3 and candidates for engagement. The Principal of the Training College con ducted the examination at Hamilton, one of the inspectors that at tho Thames; the examination at Auckland was con ducted by me. At last year's ex amination 22 who came up for the examina tion presciibed for the end of tho second year, wero allowed to pass on condition of their coming up this year for examination on certain subjects in which they wore deficient. 10 of tho 22 did badly in ono or moro subjects, and thus failsd to comply with tho condition en which they wero classified. It is proposed to re - examine them in these eabject? It is also proposed to re examino in certain subjects 13 pupil teachers of tho Ist year, and 12 of the 2nd year who have been con ditionally passed, and to hold tho examina tion some time in October. Soven presented themselves for tho examination prescribed for the end of tho third year; all passed in a satisfactory manner. Grert credit is due to these pupil teachera, as thoir examina tion is not compulsory. Five teachers whoso examination for the E certificate in January last showed them to bo deficient in needlework were required to come up for examination in that subject, 1 passed in a fairly satisfactory manner, 2 were moderate, and 2 bad. 52 pupil teachers who had been taken on sineo January last wero tested in school management, sowing, and ringing. One of the main objects of bringing thorn up was to impress on them tho importanco of theso subjects. Very fair proficiency was shown on tho whole. 12 candidates for employment presented themselves of whom S passed. Last year tho arithmetic was for tho most part weak, this year it ia very decidedly better. There appears Jittio or no improvement in reading. A disjointed gallop of words i" too prevalent. There is a fall ing oft in writing, though some is excep tionally good. There are too many letters which may bo mistaken for other letters. This is a sorioua fault in a pupil teachers' writing. Composition shows a.low measure of marks. Of tho first year but 1 gets over 70 marks (71); 2 got 70 ; tho larger number -from CO 50 and lower. Of tho second year two got over 70 marks ; even a larger proportion than those of tho first year got from GO down to 50 marks, and lower. The apportionment of marks in grammar resembles very closely that in composition, though the examinors wore not thesame. Tholiteraturo paperswereasarule far from satisfactory; there were many excel lent ones, but a great many, on the other hand, were wretched, betraying not only an ignorance of tho matter of tho paper setibutageneralignorance-anilliterataness most deplorable. Almost invariably those who wero wanting in literature were also found wanting in geography and history." The report went on to speak of an improvod knowledge- of needlework, and to say that ! the drawing and singing of th 6 2nd year pupil teachers worn fairly satisfactory. A large number failed to show an adequate knowledge of gymnastic exor cises. The results showed that many pupil teachers did not read or make any attempt at self-culture In f uturo a mere passing of tho Sixth Standard ought not to suffice as qualification for employment. Candidates should not only pass, but pa«s well. Mr Fidler's report on geography and history was appended. It stated that a large number of the examinees had evi dently but recently resumed their school books in order to pass.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1885



Personal. JJ. THOMAS, ploase call at the Oflice a of New Zealand Shipping Company. ERSONAL.—If ojd Konnedy, the King of Hair Restorers, will send me by first Btoamer 3 do s en bottles, same as last asll.has dona wonders hero, mil Ob.li«e JOHN CROW, Planter. Lovuka. _^ XJERSONAL. — Will Angelina, Mary _L Jane. Edith, Maria, Betßy. aDd Snsanna call at A. Wood's (next Cornish Store) and buy Meat at very Low Price. Suet Free. PERSONAL.— Alice, Carrio, Jane, Kate, Mary, Jinnio, Maria. Susan. Amelia, Buy Tom Keesing'a Silver Name Brooches, Victona strcot, nbovo Royal Mail. Volnnteer Notices. CRIMEAN VETERAN'S ASSOCIA TION. A General Meeting at Robson's Commercial Rooms, SATURDAK EVENING. Bth inst.. at 7 pm. Business: Roceivo Subscriptions, Enroll New Momfcers, fo Arrange for Annual Dinner. p. ROBERTSON, Secretary. LOST, a Gold Locket set with stones. — Apply Star Office. ( L '~OSTi~Bay~ilaro ; white star on fore head, nnd one whito hind foot.—Anfono relurnintr camo to Bam. White, Market lard, will b-3 rewarded. T OST, on Friday night, a Silver Braco ij lot either in tho Nowmarkot Hall or in PenisH.-Finder will ba rnivardcd on leayinß it at Hammond end Gyrpn's pfllct), next the Hall. O3T, from Pan mure, two fat Bullocks, brand O 0. Any information will bo gladly received htd expenses paid by Fiohar aud Co. . STRAYED, a Bay Roan Mare; ono white hind foot.—Any person returning same to W. T. Ball, Mt. Kdon Road, will bp Rewardod. TTjIOUNU, a Cheap Shop in Wellingtonrst. Jj (next A. Wood. Butcher), whore thoro i*i foba had Groceries, Tinware, Brushes, and Ironmongery. — Cornißh Stoio. Motto i One ABD AXL. , FOUND, a Black Spaniel Dog. If not claimed within seven dajs, will bo Bold to defray expenses.—Apply to i?. Urombie, Oxford street. Newton. "BjIUUJSD, a Collie Pup.— wnpr can hava r game b7 paying cost of advertisement. Apply Newton Houbo, Karangabape Road. TenCerc* TE N D E R S will be received by the Undersigned up to noon on 10th instant, for Painting and Papering (Labour only) Two Cottages on the Greenmore Estate, New North Ktad. T^nll Particulars on Application. B. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, Vulcan Lane. BOAP DISTRICT, ■^rilflpra -will be received until noon on WED vwln AY August 12th, for the Excavation. NKsDAI, °c, DK £ r om iOO to 500 yerdß of Removal. a^dHaci"gtron^* FnU uffiigned, who resides w wd ■ continued on fflrrt Fase.



Wantedi WANTED, seme Kind Gentleman to Find me Botter Position, so that I could 'io a li'.tle for the Press, orelsel cannot proceed. ' I.e-t oihera slog a rounder, right off my easy ball; Or catch mo in tho distance, when I hoist it from the goal." DEVAHD J. EVANS, Original Poet. Mr Ren wU'k's^Wood Yard. Ponsoaby, Three Lamps. WANTED, a Circular Man.-Apply Auckland Timber Company. WANTED, a AVood Turner.—Apply at"; Ma'landlne and Co.'a Furniture Factory, Rutland-street. V* rANTTD, a Signwriter and Gilder , 1 V permiinuut employmi n*. to a good mm iDust be Bobjr.—Apply to J. AlcAlpimc, Painkr. Sc. Mannera-atreot, Wellington. Vi 7 ANTED, r. Doctor for Helensville; y f praoticn worth £100; appointments, £150. —Apply to T.CM.. P. 0.. Helonaville. \7STANTED, a Smart Youth for the V 7 Drapory. — A. E. Fcnton. Draper, Devonport Houfle, North Shore. WANTED, a sharp Boy for tho shop.— Apply, to-movrow morning, to Mra B. Da'.vson^ifl, Lov/crQuccn-atrcet. WANTED, strong, active Boy, to as sist in the house, sanlen. fee.; must be able to milk.—Apply, at onco, St. John'a Col logo, Tamaki. WANTED, a respectable Lad as Appren tico to the General Drapery.—Apply to James Scutt, London House, Victoria and Nel -3011 street. WANTED, an Improver, also a smart Boy for the Boot Trade.—Apply at onca, J. Pimpson. Boot ami Shoe Maker, Karacgahaps Rrnid. Newton. \\7ANTED, Apprentices and Improvers » % to illn Dressmaking.—Apply Mrs Rogors, WYHesley-stnint. WANTED, Shirt Hands ! Shirt Hands ! 20 good Ir.'ido handaonly; beJt prico; constant: no improvers.—Apply Li'man, Arnej - ntrpct, Nowton lioad. VSJANTED, n Rcspootablo Girl about 12 » v joara, for light housework ; good home. —Apply Mr i.cslio'j atoro, Parnell. \\T ANTED, a Young Porson to assist in 1 ' ? housework, naoneof thnfurnily.-llopo ton Cottage, .South Road, Kllorslie. \ W ANTE I), n" thorough" G onural Sorvan t^ T ? must be good washer.—Apply Mrs Nicholas ijinuus, Newton Road. W" ANTED, a "Servant na Cook and Imunrlroas; rcforoncoa required.—Apply to T\lra F. W. Brookllold, Pictou-street, Pon sot by, ufitr G p.m. WANTED, a General Servant, who is a pood cook ond laundress, in small family; referencesroquirafl.—Apply at Sunny siiU', Lower Symonds-street. X%7 ANTED, Cook and Laundress, also » V Hou»omaid.-Apply to Mra Bull, Mount Eden, close to Mr Smith's 'bus ofllc ■, before 0110 or iiftor five. \,%7ANTKt>, Govornessea and Servants V T requiring EnKngemcn-i to call on Mrs S. H. Clark, 310, Queen-Btreot, botweon Alexandra-street and Turkish Baths. WANTED, Ladios requiring Gover ncs?es and Sorvants to call on Mrs S. H. Clink, 810. Quoon-street, between Alc__ndra- Btroat and Turkish Haths. WANTED, a Bespectablo Motherly Person to take chargo of a newly-born infnnt.—Apply.to A.8.C., Ponsonby Po3t-offlco. W' ANTED, to Apprentice a young Lady to the Dressmaking and Millinery Buslne.-is ; acoinfortable and respectable homo 1 indugponaiblc.-F.11.A., Post office. VX7"ANT!d, by respectable porson, ? T scrubbing, cloaninc, washing oithor by tho day or at homo.—Mra Whitcombo'a Registry, next Market. VST ANTED, 1 °r - gentleman Boarders ; TV largo rooms; batbs; live minutt-a' from QiU'en-3trset. Also, marrieil couple.—Granvllla Houso, Cook-stroot, third house wust from Hobjon-street. WANTED, Two Boarders, ).&, washing included. Bath and overy convonioncc. —J. Hunter, Xowton House, Karangahape Koad J (opposite Garrott's Buil-ingah ; W "ANT ED, Two Boarders for private! family, Vincent street; every con venience and cheap.—Apply Star Oillco. \S7"ANTED, two or threo Gontlcmen as V V Hoardfar?, in private family, best part of Ponsonby: view unsurpassed, good table and coinrovtable humo.—Fur i!_rticul!irs apply J. W. Shaokeltord, SO, Victoria atruct. \S[7 ANTED, two respectable Young Men T as Uoardtre, to ahuro double'btuldi'd front room ; u^e uf bith room ; privuto Imnil>.—For aiidrous. apjily at lira Whisikur"a Sioru. noxt Wi'f-'eyaa Churcn, -Vc■.Miiarkct. M;'.r.nkiU Rd. \Vr ANTED to Rent, a Farm of from 10 V V 20 aor.:?, sultaHlc for regutubli! growinj? and poult;v fanning, \sitliiu easy liis'.anco of town.—R.S P.. Si-Alt Ullire. WANTED To Roat, a ii or (i roomed Housio.—Apply (0 A. it. Tyler, Boylßii andTauMeiil'rf. Qui;en-3trdeL TTTANTED, Small Farm, suitable for T T poultry nnd dairy purpose*, between Dovonport and L«l;o T;ik_puca. —Addreea " Lramah." S'r.nt Offljoi. VST ANTED, at o:ico, a good Gaa Stovo. VV —Address, stating lowost prico. X.Y., Stab Ofllce. TjAT'ANTKD, Houdon Fowls, 2 Cookrells T » and 2 Pulletd, by Monday next.—P.O. Box 435. XJST ANTED, a Dairy of Fresh Butter and T t K'ggs; an ndvii'ico of Id per pound if gooi buttcA—Apply James! Parker, opposito All Sainto' Church, t'onsonbv Road. \\7ANTED, 5 to 10 acres Land, as near Vt town as possible. — Apply Dowdcn'a Auction Miirt. Qnecn-gtreet. "\TTANTED to Sell (cheap), for cash or T T terms, Leve! Allotment, grandly situated on Mount i.don Roa'l. 41 x iCI foet; ulso. BHino road, splendid L"vel Allotment, ii x tOOfeot, and New House, nix rooms: every convonienco. inquire ptices at Macclesfield Villa, Koranija hapo Road. WANTED, good, level, and cheap allot inoiita in tho vicinity of Newton Road. -Stnto full particulars to Malcolmson and Co., N.Z. Houso. Lanii, ami Eatnte Age.uey. illghst. Al'JTED.—When you aro in liobsou erreet. call iit Munro & Millimn's and ccc tha larfc« and choice etock of Tweeds and Coat ings just opanotl for the proaont seseon. No sh;xidy k-ondeor elop-cisking Kiid tr_UKil__ ct this eatabUßfanoat. ANTED, the Public to Cr,ll and Sob too Now ar.ri bec-nn-hand Buggies, Waggons, etc., at tho Th&uios CaiTiage and Dray Factory. Viotoria-stroet Kast. WANTED, Everybody and hia Wife to Buy Tom KceaicK's Clockn. Watches and Jewo'lery, on the new Di.feried Payment System, Victoriastrect. ANTED, Everybody to try S. Brown and Son's Blue Black Writing lok. Sold by Mc-S3ra Champtaloup and Cooper, Quecn-strcet.—S. Brown and Son. Ink and Dye Manufacturers, Farnham-strcet, Parnell, Auck iand. ANTED KNOWN—On Sale, Bricks, Lime, St.nd, Cement, and Ground Mortar. Lifting Jacks on Hiro.—N. McLean, Builder, late J. J Holland. Lorne-streot. WANTED KNOWN. — Tho special Potato and Garden Mti-ures aro now ready; £8 103 per ton.—New Zealand tTrozon Meat and Storago Co., Limited, Auckland and OUhuhu WANTED KNOWN—Waltham Silvor Lever Watchesfor Salo by T. H. Lewis eon. Warranted ; £s,—Queen-Btrcot, oppoßito Uuion Bank. '__ WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Drapery, Clothing, and Milllnory. Competition defied. Come mid sue-J. 11. Hannan. Victoria. streot, ofl'Hob9on'3troet. WANTED KNOWN, that 7. Gilmour, of Parnell. Iw etill on hand eomo vtry good lines of O. and (i.'a Salvage Stock; also. Ladies' Corsets and Umbrellas, which will be Bold at tho game lowpricuasthe abo > c. WANTED KNOWN.--I will givo 6of of tho large lot of liandeomcly bound booka standing at my door for nothing to tho first peruon v/ho doeo not think them a wonder ful bargain. So bo in time, nnd get tho pick bo fore tha best of them are gone.—At Dumpier . Hobßog-streot Shop L _ ' XKT&iwEd i_.iUWii-Oa»4P TiM__3 I i 7 Okeap liiiSEa! A_J r,U o-iov klcda 01 BuUdiup MatsiritJ. enn be pui-e-ased cheaper _od bott r ■ ftere else r4 Uie rwdo ot D. 6ol_i_ , jJoow-Biwai ANTED^KNOWN—See our Stock of Blanketq before purchasing—fiSOO worth. C-4 Blcnkeiß, Sb Bd, Gs 6-1, and 10s fM per p_!r; lli-i Blsinliets, ISb Gd, HuCd, mid 20u per pair; TwClScowh B'.'-'-kr/!'. NoI.''Zealand Blankets, I and Cnkmrcd Blaofccta. Thcaa gcnfls_or3 the ( be>it value we eve* offered.—D. Kcrhoraon, Kiirangahape Rood. XWT A N T 10 D KNOWN. NO FIRE ! ~ at~ NO FIRE ! SOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. No Damaged Stock, no Bankrupt Sto.cs:, 1:0 SalyfJJe Htock.no Old Stoat—bat Perfcpt Stoak, but Chuup ytcck, bat Uop<l Stock, but IJew Stock, at GOODSON S LONDON ARCADE, Having Lenaod Part of the premiacs lately occupied by Messrs Coupland & Co., which will be opened in a month, having a more limited space, wo Bhall need to greatly reduce our pre sent stock, and ahull hold a GENUINE SALE at Ridiculously Low Prices. Necossary Reduc tion of Stock, consequent Reduction nf Prices. In Every Department tee Great Hoductlon is made. The Premises of the present London Arcade are To liet for a term. Call and inepect our New, Sound, and Perfect Stock, Cheaper by arr than Damaged Salvage Stock. \T|7"ANTED KNOWN. — Having now VV taken stock at both shops, and ba7 ing found them turn o«t about twice aa well as I expected, 1 am enabled to sell the fo lowing Bargains :— Fancy Baskets. 3d each; very gran,d lino of white handled Hair Bruahea, i)d; lib tins of Baking Powder, 3d; Coloured Ink, 6d per doz bottles; Black Ink, 9d per doz.; Albums, 6d each; highest prioe do., la (id; grand lots of Brown Tea-pota, fld each; Pig Ringers. 3d caoh; Boys' Velocipedes, 19s 6d; Coloured Pictures, 1 toot high, ]d each; superior do. 6d and Is ; Splash Mats. 6d ; Infants' Feeding Bottles, 6d; square . Looking Glasses, 6d; Fancy do., la and la lid; Breakfast Cups and Saucers, 4Jd; 1 Parlour Mats, la 6d; Door Mats, la Gd; handsome Coal Skuttles, 6s 6d; Kero sene Hand-lampa, 9d each; Luminous Match Boxes, id; School Slates, 3d; Toma bttwkg, ttd;' Oyster KnlVes, id; Children's Iron Safes, 8d; Bull'seie and other Lanterns, Od; Marking Ink, Id the Bottle; Tin Plate*, 2 for Id; Corkscrews, Id each ; bhoe-_ruaheß, Is lid tho set; Cream Jugs, Id each; Padlocks. 2d; Small Screwdrivers, idj'GoodSiae CosVboxes. 3s 6d i . Bed Keys, Id: Sewing Machines. Us; Patent Shop Tilla, 7s 6d each ; Glass Baskets, 2d : Salt ; Cellaro. id; 18fi dozen Piano Sheet Music, Id , each, some of them marked 3s; the Diamond Piano Mutic Books, 6d; Hemj's celebrated Tutors for Pianos, 2s, marked ss; classical Violin, Musio Boots, la; good Spectacles (all sight?), ii per pair; superior ditto, M ; Gogglea. 9d; real Pebbles, ia, &c, &0.. at Dampior's, Furnishinß Shop Hob3o_-Btreet_33



WANTED, a French Polisher.—Apply Star Office. WANTED, a trustworthy, respectable Gir', about IG. References requirod.— Apply 21, Gvey-atreet WANTED, a good General Servant ; no waehing ; references required. — Apply, in tho forenoon or evening, to Mrs Pea cock. Shelly Beach Road, Ponoonby. WANTED, good Buttonholers; ulso, respectable Girl to Fold.—Luman, Shiit Manufactory, Arney-at, Newton Road. W" ANTED, Generals (12a), Housemaids. Waitress (12), Servants of all kinds. Pit SaA-yers—A. McLecd, 7, Queen-street, or St. Mary's Road, Poneonby. WANTED, secondhand Horse Gear to drive a chuff cutter.—Address, stating prioo. " A.8.," ofllce of ihis paper. ■ITTTANTED, a Working Housekeeper; T roferencofl required.—Apply Mrs Wil liam Criiiikfihank, Parliament-Btreot, behind Supreme Court. WANTED, Buttonholer. ~ Auckland Clothing Company. Cußlom-3t. East, op;ositq Coupiand's new buildings. WANTED, 2 or'lfSinglo Purchase Win ches.—Apply to P. Gouk, Shipbuilder. WANTED, Quarrymen and Stone brenkora—Apply to 15. Pasooe. Ous- W ANTED, somo porson to Adopt a pretty Baby Boy. Mothor unable to sup sort it.—Address J.M.. Newton Post-office. \?%J ANTED, n tidy, rospectable Girl, to V V aseist in housework.—Apply to Mrs Laird, fifth house left-hand sido Norfolk-street, Ponsonby. WANTED, a good female Cook.— Apply, by letter, Mrs McManus, Ter minus JTo^el.JfelonßVille. WANTED, a Mother's Help.—Apply beforo 12 o'clook, or after 6 p.m., to Mrs W. It. Wdlkor, St. Stephen's Avenuo, Piirnell, WANTED, until 2 o'clock, Monday, 10th August, Tenders for Plant sultablo 'or Concr.tO'Workers—Panels, Frames. lßrtfe Hoko. B Mi. &c.; to bo soen at Mr Bair'ds, noxt llanlett's Pharmacy, Karangahape Road, whore! enders mtißt be left, T^7 ANTED, Partner "with £30 (sleeping y T or active); lucrative business; profits lrO re- cent.; easily worked, and no credit.— Full j.Tticulqrn, "Nemo." Star Office. 1157 ANTED, a General Servant; must be V t a good 000k and hiundresd.—Addres3 Mra McMillan, Orakei Road, Romuora. WANTED, 500 Unemployed to cut corks.- Apply Patterson and Co., Com mis'tion Agents, at 10 a.m. Saturday. TJSTANTED, Lessee for large well-lighted sf Storo, close to Qnecn-street; suitable fornior chant, gum storo, orraanufact iry.—Store, StaiHMßoo. WANTED KNOWN-I have fifty Fore Quarters of Mutton for Sale at 2d per lb ; Prime Ox Beef, from Hd por Ib.; Suot given away.—Arthur Wood. Wcllington-Bt. WANTED KNOWN —Fresh Butter, from Od to Is por lb. Jußt arrivod Haras, alargo Shipment,Cd per lb. j Guaranteed Sound. —Eaton's, Hobson-street. WANT ED KNOWN-That R. S. BrigßS, Parnoll, will havo a grand display of Frosh Moat on Friday evening, A visit invitod. WAN TED KNOWN,thatMrs Atkinson, Dressmaker a^id Habitmakor, has ro sumed Bußinoes in Wakeflold-streoc, two doors i_>oyo_Salmqn I _Butqher._ WANTED KNOWN—(Remaining of Owen & Graham's Stock) 500 Pairs well finished unbleaohtul cotton Socks, 6d ; regular price, 8d and 9d. G iod quality French Morino, 23; regular price. 3s por yard. Lace Check Muslin. Gd ; Pink Sateen, 9,1; regular prico for this quality, la '2d -J. Green, 85, V lctoria-strcot. ANTED KNOWN —White Dress Shlrtß. 2s 9d; Men's Working Shirts ('ioublo fronts), 2s 9d ench; Man's Dressod Ox fords and Regattas, 3j 3d to it (regular price, 5s and Us; prove it by comparison); Mon's Kcarvoa, Tlch. Pants, Undorfhirls, Hracos, &c, by far the Cheapest in Auckland.—J. Green, 85, Victoria- Btreor ; _ W" ANTED KNOWN-That H. Ellison has removed from the Eureka Cigar Divan to the Central Cigar Divan, Market Entrance opposito Anohor Hofa'l. ANTED" KNOWN—3I2 Pairs 2-Button Grey and Drab Silk Gloves, prico GJd (tho cheapest Silk Gloves over sold in Auckland); Silver King Collars, 7d, 9d, and lOd each; Men'a Brown Cotton £Ocks, 3d por pair; Children's Feedors, 6d each (ttigular prico Is); Washstand Screons, 9d and Is each (a great bargain); Printed Window Blind, i2-inch wide, 7>i peryard.-J. Groon, 85, Victoria-street. ■\T7ANTED KNOWNf—the" Offices" of T T "Tlv! Now Zealand House, Lsnd, and Kstnte Agency. High-street," ure opon evury SATURDAY KVKNING, from 7 till 9 p.m., for t_o convenience of thoao unabie 10 call during tuuftl otllca lioura. Upon uur Dcpoeitand !Ju ferred Pfiynioiit Sjoteai anyono witii £10 c,o> opsedlly boconic his own Landlord. Arraugo nicnis inado fur Uioso desiroua of baildinar, on their own allotment, cr acquirins Allotment. Plauu prepared. HuiWlna ;•!;• i>rinls sopplied or arrangud for.-MALCOLMHON AND CO. TS7ANTED, remembered the following 'I f bargains in Furnlshluß Goods :—Wood Chairs. 2a lid ; Cane Sauted do. 2i lid ; the celebrate'! Cano Souted Grecian Chairs, is lid ; Oano Seated Hocking Chaira (witli arms), 8a fid ; Children-High Chairs, Ss lld;Carpot Seated Folding Ciiairc. is lid ; Children's do, 1b lid: nlao, a few Snlvugo Chairs, cheap; Chesta of Drawtra. 12s lid; Washstsuds, \i lid and 6s lid ; Toilot Tables. 3i lid ar.d la lid: Tables. 5s lid; Colonial Couches, 6s lid; Meat Bates, 6s 6d ; Stuffed Couches, Uu Cd ; lota of Blankets. 53 ench ; All-Wool Kurb, S3 Gd ; largo Whito Counterpanes. 4a 3d ; Bed Tick, ;"»1 yd ; Towels, 3!d; Crelonno, 4}d; Whito Quilo. ia ltd; Coloured do. 5s lid; Sheeting, Is 3d ; Tablo Linen. 19 6d ; good Pillows, 9d ; Buperior do, 2.1 lid ; Feather Pillowo. Ss lid ; Single Mat trei-os. -I Ud; Sin?lo Palliasdos!, 8a; Sinßlo Spring MiittresßCs, lGs B_ ; Chair Cushions, lid, -At Dampler's. llobaon-B'rtet. 'X\T ANT ED KNOWN, J. KNOTT, IROSMONOEB, GRBV-BTBEET, Imports regularly, SHEFFIELD AND BIRMINGHAM GOOD - STKEL, FILK3. TOOI_. CCTLERY. &O. ■y\T ANTED TO SELL, FHESIt "OUTTER! UESH JJUTTEK! BALT TOU'I'TKR! ALT -DUTTKBI Ih Quantities to Suit Purciubkiis, at REW ' S GROCERY AND PROVISION STORES, VICTOUIA-STFKET. ANTED KNOWN—That R. Tude hope has just opened a Shipmont of Goaaliers and Gas Brackets, and Is now Belling them at prices never equalled for cheapness. Also, splendid value in Rlectric Bell and Water Fittings, and all requisites of the trado.—Note tho Address, Wollea'-oy-strect, opposite the Opera House. [2! 3 g 1 isli PI I * I * * si ,3 |> g * nt d known, thh greatest succsss of the da-, REVOLUTION 151 Tine TA|Louiya tbadb. SUITS TO JJ2A.SUR- AT WHOLESALE PRICES, ALL WOOL SUITS from Scotoh, Kaiapoi. or RooWn Twocd, 45b; Mosgiol Suit, 60s; Ovpr ooatß, 25b; Trousers, 13a. But we ppecially doslro to draw publlo attention to our Best Tweod SniUi to moaßUrc, £3 17s Gd. Thono aro from tha Hot! Twoods in Auokland, and the wal retail price In P-Z 10s. Kveryono pro nonnce; our IYdusm^ superb. From the bes.t uiat<jri>il 200 6d. We have t!io lnrsest tailoring concora In tho North Island, ur.fl thsrofore givo orr patrons tho benefit of our Wholesale prices tor Dot o_Eh. Saddlo Twocd Suit, £3 Yh 6d, worsted so«t. ;gg j.73 go. Melton Suit, ffl! 17a IM; our Boat Twesd Over coat, Cte. Choice BBlnctlon of everything Rood ar.d fnnov to choose from. The Bcc-plical nro in vitod to Vive ua a call, and bo convinced. All Goods flirunk. Mr.teriiil, Style, and Fitnnsur passcd. We havo purchased the ontlro Stock of a Woollen Mill. The abovo Goods can alfo be had on the Deferred Payment System. AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY, Merchant Tailors, Man-fact-rehs, and ihiportere, CUSI'OMS-_TREfi:T BAST, Opposite Goupland's New Buildings, Business Hc-ars: 8.20 a.m. to 6 p.m. A VIOLINIST is Open for Engagement; J\_ can arrange for orphestr?. —Apply " Yiolln." Star Offlco- /GERALD MASSEV'S Anonymous Cor- VJT responden's —Read his Reply in "Tho Rationalist" this week. EM.UERA.—Wanted to Let, with at tendance, two Double Bedrooms and Sit ting and Bath-room; well situated; five minutes' walk from Newmarket Station.—Ad iteaa at the office of this paper. EV- J- S. HILL and Auckland Scepti cism.—Read artiolo in " Tho Rationalist" thUjweek. SIECURITIES wanted, in sums of from $ £250 to £IQ OCQ.—Apply to G. N. Brasaey. Siilicipr, Quean street. Auckland. mENDERS WANTED for the labour of X a Cottago. Plans and specifications tQ be poen at A. Fletcher's. Eingland.—Ahraham Fletcher, jqn., Uingsl^nd Estates, at 1 p.m. on Saturday. mHE LAND QUESTION.— Read Terra's JL article in " The R&Uonallet" this week. FJIHOUSAND3 have recovered robust health A by taking Wolfe's Schnapps.



To Let m 0 let, X The Two-storied 6_ICK BUILDING IN COMMERCE-STREET Lately occupied by A. and R. Eaton, ■ipply t^ BNDgRSON fc MA CFARLANE. mo LET, 2 unfurnished Rooms, with use X of bath-room.—Apply Stab Office. rpo LET, atßocky Nook, good 5 roomed X House, with stable, fowl-house, and large allotment.—Apply J. L. Kelly. Star Office. rj[\O LET, a Five-roomed Cottage in Glad- X stone-street.—Apply to W. and G. Wln >tone, Customs-streot, or Sjmonds-street. T6TET, 3 Rooms in Lower Hepburn" street. Rent, 69 Cd a week.—Apply to Mr Hunter, grocer, corner Napinr and Hucbnrn-Btg. rpO LET, a Cottage of 4 rooms and lean i to; concrete paths, water laid in. Rent, 10a —H. Field, Grocer, Richmond Road. nno LET, two new Shops and Dwelling- JL houses, in Union-street.—Apply to Edward Bartloy, Architect TO LET, a Houso and Shop in Karanga hape Road, next to Mr Grubb's Bakery.— Apply to Star Office. TO LET, Cottage of 6 rooms, in Gundry street, Nowton.—Applv to Jas. W. Russell, Ball of Commerce, JSarrcy Hills. TO LET, 1 or 2 good Rooms, on ground floor, 7 minutes from City Market; Buyable for single men.—Apply Star Office. O~L_T, in Portland-street, Parnell, a good 3-roomod House and large scullery, wo!l situated.—Apply Thomna Hill, Craeroft-st. TO LET, a comfortable four-roomed Cottago; city water laid on.—Apply to Mrs Cargo, near Three Lqmpa, Ponsonby. TO LET, Four-roomed House, scullery ; stable if required. Mount Eden Road (near railway) —Apply T. Honlihan. TO LET, 6-roomed House, nearly new ; bath-room. gaß and good cooking stove.— F. Mooro, Park Road (off Grafwn). _ rrtO BE LET, a good" 10-roomed House, b Holron-stroot; rent, 30a,—Apply to W. L. Mitchell, Cooniboß's Arcade. TO LET, a convenient Shop, with three room3attached; irosteommandingposition in Newmarket —Apply Koyal George Hotel. mO LET, 3 BoomalifUpper Quoen-stroet, J. with übb of kirchen ; rent 7s Gd weok.— Apiily Eden Villa, Upper Queen-street. TO LET, Parnell, Monulcau Road 7 Ilousn of 10 rooms ; Cottnge, 5 rooms, Newmarket,—Wm. Dinnison. Newmarket. m6TET^TUnfu7nißhed Rooms on'ground K. floor In Upper Queen-street—For addross, apply_R. Wootton. Grocer, corner East-street. TO LET, Office in good position, Fort ptreo-, clobo to Qtioen-street.—Apply to A. Saunders, 2, Insurance Buildings. TOILET, Two Cottages in Cross-street, one five and one four room,—Jas. Davies, Ironmonger, Karangatnpo Road. TO~LET, or FOR SALE, New Corner Shop, Pitt-street—Apply T. Harper, Upper Pitt-street. nnO BE LET, now 8-roomed House, 15s; M. new 7-roomed Houso. 12a Gd ; two new 4 roomed Cottagos, 7s and 8s Sd ; possibly less for a term.—Apply J. R. Randcrson, Auctioneer. TO LET, ono or two large Front Rooms, pleasantly situated, overlooking Surr9y Hills Estate.—Apply Mrs Milton, McKolvio street, Groat North Itoart. TO LET, for Three Years, about Two Acros of Gross Land, woll-watercd, and Orchard with Rood boaring.—Apply Mr Robin -80:1. Chemist, Pnrnoll. nnO LET, Houso?, 4 and 5 rooms and _8 scullorr ; Surrey Hills ; rent. 12s 6d and 15s. —Malcolmson & Co.. N.Z. lloubo and Estato Agency, Hluh-st F" OR SALE, Chapel Square, Allotment, 60 x 90. with two Houses, six and four rooms; near R. C. Cathedral. —H. Partlngton, Siichbnry'n Buildings. FOR SALE, 'GroaTNorth Road7~| acre Of Land. CO X 100 ft. larjrnr at back, with 5-roonicd Housn; Leasehold. 31 years to run. Prico, only £ICO. — 11. Partington, Stichb.ry's Buildings^ m6~BE LET, 4-roomed Cottage ; sea 1 frontage; minutes minutca from Qaeen- Btroet; rent. 83.—Mrs McCormack, New-street, off College Road. TOTEfTVaiiey Road, near Mt. Rosbill, pretty 5-roomed House; French windows, double vorandah. — Apply 11. W. Heath, 18, Shortland-street. nnO LET, ■> new 5 roomed Houso, close t« J. tho tramway ; gas and water laid on ; Fitzroy-strect. off Brown-street, Ponsonby.— Apply K. Cleal, on the promises, TO LET, llobson-streot, large Boarding house ; gas and wator. bath. otc.; grand nt'Mtion, and close to whmf. - H. Partlngton, StloUbury'ii RuildinKj. TO LET, a Domfortable Cottage, 7 roomK on one flat 3 flrnplacGß. gocd sized garden. Rent, Us. — Apply F. J. Bonnott, Draper, 199. Quecn-ftreet np6 LET, a Groomed Houao in Pcnsonby; J(_ gas. water, bath, and ovcry convenience — Apply W. L. Rogers, Ponsonby Furnishing Warehouse O" LET, 4-roomed Cottago, with scul lory, 10a; 5-roomed Balcony House, Jervois Rood (city wator), 13a.—Apply Alien, Draper, Jorvois Ro.id. Ponsonby. rjHO LET, Hcrno Bay Road, 7-roomed JL Villa Kesidorece; largo garden ; city wntor ; every convenience. — Apply Allen, Drapor. Jervoia Road, Ponsonby. O LET, Grafton Road and Hepburn strect, flvo and »ixroomod Housos: gas snd wator laid on.—S. V, Collins, Kruno Colliery Ofllce. 14. Quoon-atreot. TO LET, 5-roomed Cottago, Ponsonby Terrace (last houso dnwo) ; gaa and water ; keys next door. —A. Wright, Fancy Goois Dealer, Victoria ar.d Graban; streets. TO LET, in Napior-streot, 2 five-roomod Houses; gas, water, and every con vonionne; low ront.—T. Ussher, Btichbury's Buildinnß. Qucen-stroet TO LET in the Exchange" Chambers, cornor Queen find Durham stre«is. a Suite of Offices or siDglo Offices. To a good tenant, moderato rent. Also, twp Largo Offices on ground floor, tho best in Quoen-B.treel'.—Apply J. Lovy, 111, Quoen street. ' XjTDItNISIiED APARTMENTS To LetT; Jj ouo or two bedroom and Bitting-rooia, with use of kitchon ; near town.—Par addrdss Upp'y STAR^)flsco_ OFSTOES TQ LET, High-stroet, from 5s a week, light contral, ensy of access.— Apply Now "oßland Mortgage. Loan, and Dis count Bank, High-btroet, noxt to Atkins's, Printer. SIX'ROOMED Houso to Let, In Nelson etrcot, city water, 13s; also, 1 roomed Houses Nelson and Costley-streots, 10a.—C. Williamson Lund Agent, High-street. Vstr $U*te liiOß SALE, C>4 acres Oats nt Avondale, ' sitnatcd on main road—Apply to \V. Price, Upper Symonds-street. F6R~SALE~ilansom Cab, Hovsp, and Harness.—Apply B. Coyle, or H. Phillippp, Swanson-sttoot, FOR SALE, very stylish Horso, Buggy, and Harnoes. Suitable (or a doctor.— Apply Janacnce, at Hughes and George's. FOR SALE, a splendid Cock and Hor^ Canary, with cago (building) 2os.—Applr Cottago back of Sutton CAley.ii, Mow^on Roaa North. '_ _ _ *•' FOR SAL^i (_iOO), 40 Acres Freehold Fartn, mail coach road (rontngc, near Lako Takapuna.—Binsteds, Butchers. Freeman's Bay. 5710R HALE OR TO LET—A very con . voniont eipht-roomed House, within fifteen minutes' walk of Qnoen-Btrcet. Gas. City water, venotian blinds, curtain pole 3, bath (with gaß heating apparatus), good collarage, wash-houso, nnd large garden. — Apply Partridgo and Woollams, Queen street. IDI 6 R S A El ORANGES I BANANAS! PINES! COCOANUTS! &q. TO ARRIVE JULY S), ?SR 3.3. JANET . NICOLL. CHARLES BAGLEY, WHOLESALE FRUITERER, Customs-street and Paene^l Ris?. N.B.—Country Orders for the Auckland Dls trict, accompanied by remittance, promptly attended to. MQC f? —FOR SALE, comfortable %9^9t Cottasro of 5 rooms and scullery in Ponsonby; city water; 40 foot frontogn; well fitted and finished ; sloee to trams.—Apply at oaco to Do I.acy Sc Oibboa, Si, Queon-sticot { o;:i Oahrii)! Lewj^). J^*ll____ i>EK ANNUM IN COM hi g&yJt.Xj'XT may ha derived in addition to rosiftenoo iv oominodious houso of uumprous roomi, well situated in the city, within 15 minutes of Queen-street, by purchasing choice property having 60 feet frontage to good Btroet by 147 feet deep. Large two story dwel ling, with bath and every convenience, toge.her with garden, well planted with ornamental ans fruit trec3. and large greonhouse and vinory with vines iv full bearing ; firat-rato heatioc appliances, complote, &c. Over £100 a year may bo made from the excellent vinery alone. This iB a choice property, and wiil be sold a bargain at £800, of which £iiO may remain for a term of years. A substantial profit will be made by the shwwd inveßtor who purohases this grand pro perty. Apply for cards to view.—J. R. Rander aon. Auctioneer. STEAM ENGINE, CORNISH BOILER, BATTERY, &c, FOR SALE. 10 h.p. Beam Engine, U-inch Cylinder, 10 feet stroke, 30 feet fly wheel, in splendid working order, suitable for winze, mill, or waterworks. 2 Cornish Boilers, 30 feet long, 6 feet diameter, complete with checks, valves, guages, &c, in first-class condition. 1 Portable 8 h.p. Engine, In fair working order. Battery of 10 Head Stampers. Belting, &o. Further particulars oa application to J. R. RANDERSON. Auctioneer. XXriLLIAMSON A VENUE, SURREY HILLS. SPECIAL NOTICE. A limited numberof CHOICE AIXOTMENTS In WILLIAMSON AVBNUE. destined to bathe finest street in or about Auckland; also Home in other Btreets, are now fob tos first time OPEN FOR 8 A_K. Terms: One-fifth Cash, balance any time within five years. Instalments of £5 and up wards received. Interest, 7 pei cent, on unpaid hgl&ncea. Prices and plans oan be bad at Office, Short land-street. a. BOARDMAN. Agent, [



Gazette in Bankruptcy. TN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1883." and amendments thereof, and of the Bank ruptcy of Owen Citrran MoGee, of Otahuhu, In the Provincial Dißtrict of Auckland, Now Zealand, Stud-maeter. Notice is hereby given tkat application will be made to this Honourable Court on THURS DAY. the 27th day of August, 1885. at 11 o'clock I In the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as Counsel '. can be heard, that an order of discharge be grunted to the aaid Owen Curran McGee. Dated this 7th day of August, 1835. KUSSELL AND CAMPBELL. Solicitors for the Debtor. Wyndham-Btreet, Auckland. Public Notice.* SPECIAL FOOTBALL TRIP. GREAT MATCH AT WHANGARKI. SATURDAY NEXT, Bth AUGUST. Tlio s.a. WAITAKI will leavo Queen-street Wharf at 8 p.m. FRIDAY, and Whangarei at 2 p.m. SUNDAY. 9th inst. KAMO COLLIERY CO., Agents. \ UCKLAND POUrTRY~PIGEON, _T__ CANARY, AW UaBBIT ASSOCIA TION. .Awards and Moneys recoived for Sale of Exhibits will be Distributed by tha Treasurer and Committee on SATURDAY, August Bth, at the Working Men's Club, botween the hours of C p.m, and 10 p.m. 0. A. STEVEN. Secretary. "VTOTICE OF REMOVAL. R. WOOD, Butcher, Symonds-street. begs to inform hie Customers that ho will OPEN in his New Premisoa on FRIDAY. Clioico Supply of Meat. Inspection cordially invited. *M Q¥MIST AND DRUGGIST. m r nT~r7 or r Wifhes to inform hia friends and the public that he haa Purchased tho Business known ub the "GOLDEN MORTAR," KARANGAHAPE ROAD, And with a new Stock of Drugs and Chemicals, will do his beat in the intorcst-of his customers. Dr. Wai ker attends daily, 9 to 10 a.m., and 7 to S p.m. I~N~THE ESTATE OF MRS JESSIE RHYNAS, LATE OF KAMO, DECEASED. All Claims against the above Estate to be rendered to us, accompanied by proof of debt, on or before the 20th day of August, 1885, other wise they cannot be recognised. A first and final dividend will then be declared. W. MoARTHUR & CO. August 6,1885. "Vf OTICE. —I have j list opened a Splendid _Ll Assortment Ladlea' and Children s Hats, evory imaginable shape, from Is each.—Fer nandez, Newton. f^ UARANTEED tho Cheapost in Auck \y land—Mon's Vests. 2. Od; Mon's Tweed Trousers, 63 lid; Men's Suits Complete, 20a; Men s Moleskins, Is Gd.—Fcrnanadoz, No wton. /^WRIST/AN CIVILISATION and Con \j sumptive Maoris.—Road article in "The Rationalist" this week. THOMAS R. WATT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCONIST, GiiKY-ST. Junction (OproaiiE Fikbbkll), CHOICEST TOBACCOS! CIGARS, AND SMOKBRS' REQUISITES. FANCY GOODS AND STATIONERY. " Sydney Mail" on File. T^f O f"~ ICE. IN THE MATTER OF THE WINDINGUP OF THB OLD GOLDEN CALF GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). I. DENNIS GILMORE MaoDONNELL, of Auckland, Legal Manager, tho Liquidator of the above Mtning Company, give notice that I havo lodged in my ofilce, No. 11, New Zealand Insuranco Building*, Auckland, a statement of tha realisation of tho assets of tho above Com pany, and also a liat of contributories of the same, aud that tho Ist day of September, 1885. is tho day appointed t» settle tho list of contri bute" loh by tho Court, at iho District Court houee, Thames, at 10 o'clock a.m. D. a. JVUCDONNELL, Liquidator. Auckland. Auguat 7,1555. pOSTU M E 8. A London Manufacturing Stock, at less than English cost. Mary Apderson Aprong, Is; Evon ing Uress Material, 2d a yard; Sash Ribbons, Lacca, and Ties, half-price (Men's L.W. Socks 9d, Cotton 6d-full fashioned); Buttons of every description and colour, 3d per doz. A largo assortment of good Drapery at prices that will astonish visitors. The best value over shown in Auckland. Come and j udgo for yourselves. GORDON HOUSK, Wakefleld-street. rPHK success of Wolfe's Schnapps in these J- colonios has been unparalleled. L"L~CL&IHS against tho Estate of Robert Arthur Ponbonby Brooke, late of Mahurangi Heads, is New Zealand, and of Ceoil House, Petersham, Surrey, in England. Ksqulre, deceased, should be sont in at onco to the undersigned, at thoir offices. National In aurarce Buildings, 85, Quoen street, Auckland, WILLIAM COLHMAN, EDWARD M. COLEMAV, Attorneys for Emma Mary Brooke. Executrix. UR MOTTOZ " QUALITY WITH. ECONOMY.1' FURNISH FROM E, WHITE & CO., Near Three Lamps, Poasonby. CHKAB TOJLKT SETS, CHEAP FURNITURE. CHEAP CHAIRS, CHEAP BEDDING. CHEAP CROCKERY WARE. COMPARE OUR PRICES AND QUALITY. WHY GO TO BOWN AND PAY MORE? E. WHITE & CO., PONSONBY. FUNERALS FURNISHED. TNFANTS' FOOD I INFANTS' FOOD ! KO MOTHER SHOULD BE WITHOUT A SUPPLY OF "ALBANY" FOOD. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. Q A Mi W if" I T H, FENCER AND CONTRACTOR, Having Removed to Market Yard, Is prepared to take Orders for all kinds »f Fencing, at lowest possible prices. Contracts taken also for Shing ling ana Draining. Men used to the work. Also, on salo, in large or small quantities, Purirl Posts; Kauri Palings, 9a: White Pine, 8s 6d: all kinds of Rails; Wicket Gates, 9a; M_i Wrought Wicket Gatoa, 14s; Shingles; Drain Pipes and Tiles; Closets (complote). for £2; Boxes, only ss; Scaffold Polos; fine Flag Poles, 10s each. SAM. W H J T B, CONTRACTQR, Market YARDS Quoen-Btroet Entrance. Telephone No. 333. 1%/TANNHEIM MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL AND ASSETS OF THE COMPANY IN 18S5, £279,102. The Company underwrite marine risks of all kindson goods. Claims can bomado pay able in foreign countries with Agents ot the Company. INSURANCES EFFECTED AT LOWEST RATES. AUCKLAND AGENTS: MESSRS BROWN, BARRETT, & CO., ELLIOTT-STREET. FOR SALE, One Four-roomed Cottage on Paton'a No. 2 leasehold; prioe, £160.— Apply Dovrden's Auction Mart. TO MERCHANTS, DRAPERS, . STOREKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. Tho undersigned being tho successful Tenderers tor OWEN AND GRAHAM'S Bulk Stock of the following, viz : manchester goods haberdashery: and hosery silks, ribbons, and laces shawls, jackets, ulsters and sundries, Are prepared to sell the samo in WHOLESALE LOTS ONLY, at a reduction ot from 25 to 60 per cent off Invoice Cost. The damaged portion of tho Stock _as been shipped South, tmd t_at now offered ia In firat class condition, has been thoroughly sorted, and removed to the Stores of G. W. BINNEY, CORN EXCHANGE, TORT-STREET. The Goods will cot bo sold by Auction, and , any Linos unsold at the expiration of a fortnight 1 ■will be shipped away. i D. M. SPEDDING & CO.



FROM THIS SPACE • LET THE E*E ADVANCE TO THE SUPPLEMENT TO-MORORW EVKNING, AND THEM READ THK LONDON HOUSE ADVERTISEMENT. YOU WILL BB FULLY RECOMPENSED. .4 BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. XJL SUNDAY, AUfIUST 9. GERALD MASSEY (Author of "The Secret Drama," " Shakoapere's Sonnets") Will re-tell the Story of tho FALL OF MAN ! (in accordance with the Ancient Gnosle) As an Astronomical Allegory and a Prrr " A subject o£ profounde3t importance to women," Doors open at 7, to commence at 7.30. Admission: 2s, la, and 61; double ticket, dress circle, 3a, to admit lady and gentleman. "The lecture was a splendid one. There was a magnificent audience. VYo half imagined it was the ' grand fashionable night,' for the Opera House. Several leading lights in our cuy's political and social life, more than one white iie fi om the opposition camp.more than one fashion able pew without its occupant." — " Evening Bell." [a card.] JMTR GERALD MASSEY has received various intimations from readers of his poems and other writings that they would like to attend his Lectures, but that a Wife, Hus band, or Daughter, or Parson, stands in the way. In reply, ho can only regret that they should have to confess the lack of a little moral courage in resisting such asocial tyranny. fi A. SALA, the Modern Falstaff.— \JT« Read article in " The Rationalist" this week. ENDER tho system disease-proof by taking Wolfe's Schnapps, A KIND HOME offered to a small Dog (either Skye Terrier, Cocker Spaniel, or Pug).—Apply to "Guy," Star Office. THE Drawing of Art Union, Auckland Wire Works, Hobson-street, will take place on Monday next, the 10th inst. fTETLALL) MASSEY on "The Devil."— VJT Read lull report of the Lectore in " The Rationalist/] Tn'NGLISH SLATING, at Reduced Prices, i'J by Edwin Atkinson (from London). Pon aonby Road (near Savings Bank, Newton). MRS PAGE, Dress and Habit Maker, Searbro' Terraco, Parnell, near Mrs Gilbert's, Draper. "OEV, R. F. M-ftCNICOL.-Read article XV in " The Rationalist" this week. TT^XHIBITION of Glassblowiog Saturday By Afternoon, from 2 to 5. Admission, 6d Prizes given. Works, Freeman's Bay. " WOLFE'S SCHNAPP3 iB a pleasant remedy. MOUNT NESSING, Grafton Road.- Private sitting-rooms. Travellers and tourists will receive every attention. Beautifnl view of the harbour. HE " HERALD'S" HORSE RE~- PORTER.—Read article in '■ The Rttion aliat this week. ONEHUNG&.-jTCfinadlne, Queen-st, Cleans, Repairs, and Deals in Watches, Clocks. Jewellery, Sewing Machines, Qung, Accordeons, Spectacles, &c.; dealer in Sporting Ammunition. DUNNE, House, Sign, and Decora • tive Painter and Paperhanger. Superior work done, and prices moderate. Has on sale, White Lead. Oils, Colours, and cheap Paper hangin. s. Pictures Framed to order.—Address, top of Qroy-stroeL ARSHALL'S Special Tincture of Podo phyllum is the Homoeopathic Remedy for all Liver and Stomach Disorders and Risings acd Indigestion. Price, Is per bottle.—C. W. Goodaon, London Arcade, Sole Agent for Auck land. ISHOP COWIE'S Stumbling Block.— Read article in "The Rationalist" this week. EV. H BULL,-Read Isaiah's Pulpit Sketch in " The Rationalist" this week. DEMOVAL, REMOVAL. FRANK 0. FORWOOD, FRUIT AND PRODUCE FACTOR, Has REMOVED to SCHERFF'S STORS9, op poßite former premises, Fort-street. Extensive Accommodation for Free Storage Goods at iow rates. CHAS. WILLIAMSON, Land, House, and Estate Agent, Hlgh straot (near ahortland-streot), has always for sale and to Ist largo acd small houses in the City, Bvtrarba, and country dlatriota; elso farms, improved and unimproved, in various parts of the province. Several eligible building allot ments for sale In the OHy. Bee lists In Kvenins ■jtaii and " Heraifl " oTiTiTt notice For the convenience of Customers resident In Upper Syiuonds-alreot and Mount Eden District wo have arranged a BRANCH OFFICE (With Telephone connection), at OBUDGE AND NOESTON'S, Wlflßtone'a Buildings, Upper Sjaiouds-Btrett, Where orc\era left for FUEL, CARTING, HORSE-FEED, SCORIA, &c., WU reoolve prompt attention, Note,—A large Covered Sprlasr Waggon and Spring Carts for Removal of Ifurnltnre, W. & G. WIN3TONE, ÜBTOMS - STRHET EAST. AUCKLANL Anetioss, .1. H. HAMER.] [J. FLEMING. TO-MORROW, At One o'Clock. J. H. HAMER & CO., Instructed by Mis Lawlor and Mr Coster, will sell at tho Nowton Auction Mart, Karanga hape Road, THE WHOLE OF THEIR HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE 4.ND EFFECTS, including-Damask Suite (9 pieces), Cheftoniers, Chests Drawers, Dressing Tables, Washstands and Ware. Swing Glasses, Oval, Round, and Squaro Tablf s, Carpetß, Matting. Mirrors, Cane and Wood Chairs. Curtains, Blinds, Couches, Colonial Sofas, Iron and Wood Bedsteads and Bedding, Palliasses, Spring Mattra'sea, Clocks, Crockery, Toa and Dinner Sets, Cooking Uten sils, Boilers, Saucepans, Cutlery, &o. Also, A lice lot of Camellia Plants, &c. Poultry, Rabbits, &c. Sale at One o'Clock. J. H. HAMER AND CO., Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, At 11 o'Clock. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. ' JOHN LEYDON Has been favoured with instructions from a gentleman who is leaving Auckland to sell by public auction, at his Mart, THE WHOLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, con sisting of Bedsteads. Mattresses, Bods, Choffonier. Cheßts of Drawers, Couch, Safe, Chairs Tables, Ware, LookintrG:assea, Pictures, Clock, Kitchen UtonHis, Bird Cages, Cartain Pole, &c, ice. Without Reserve. JOHN LEYDON, Auctioneer, BALANCE or MESSRS OWEN AND GRAHAN'S SALVAGE QTOCK. G. W. BINNEY Is instructed by Mr D. M. Spedding to T\ISPOSE OF THE A BOVE BY PRIVATE SALE FOR EIGHT DAYS, COMMENCING 7th AUGUST, At Discounts of 40 to SO per cent, on the marked wholeßi'e prices. Terms Libsral. Stock on vlsw in Upstairs Sale-roomß.



TO-MORROW, At 2 p.m. CLOSE of the PLANTING SEASON. PLANTING SEASON. FRUIT. FOREST, and ORNAMENTAL TREES. 0. A. STEVEN Has received instructions from Mr W. Griffiths to sell, at his Nursery, Kyber Pass Koad (next Hancock's Brewery), on above date, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREKS FOREST TREES ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS Ail Goods delivered by Mr Grifliths within three miles free. Guaranteed true to name and nature. 0. A. STEV EN, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, NOON. MONTAGUE',? SALVAGE STOCK. FANCY GOODS,~TOY3, JEWELLERY, WATCHES, &c. BUT LITTLE DAMAGED. R. ARTHUR Has been favoured with Instructions from Mr M. Montague to sell by public auction, at his Mart, Queen-Btreet, Furniture Department Sale-room No. I, on Tuesday next, at 12 o'clock noon, In Consequence of his having to give up Possession of his Temporary Premises (late Linabury and Co ), Queen-street, the Goods have been Removed to the Mart. FINAL GREAT CLEARING - OUT SALK OF MR M. MONTAGUE'S STOCK. FANCY GOODS-Vases, Ornaments, Work Boxes, Desks, Dressing Cases, Bags, Writing Cases. TOYS.—Dolls. Bats, Stumps, Balls, Games. PLATED WARE. JEWELLERY.-Gold and Silver Brooches, Ear rings. S6ts. Studs, Pins, Alberta, Chainß, Necklets, Bracelets, &c. WATCHE9.-Gold and Silver, New and Second hand, Ladies' and Gents'. BARGAINS FOR ALL. Terms Caah. MONDAY, AUGUST 10. TO BOOT AND SHOE. MANUFAC TURERS, SPECULATORS, AND OTHERS. MACHINERY ! MACHINERY ! MACHINERY 1 GABRIEL LEWIS Has received instructions to sell, on Monday, at 11 o'clock, AS UNDER -1 COPYING MACHINE Complete 1 BPLITTING MACHINE Complete 1 LASTING MACHINE Complete, cost £100 1 HEEL - PARING MACHINE Complete, coat £25 1 SPLITTING M A.CHINE Complete, cost £86 1 WAX THREAD MACHINE Complete 1 SANDPAPER MACHINE Complete 2 FINISHING JACKS Complete 2 „ „ „ 1 RANGING MACHINE 1 PERFORATING MACHINE 7 BARRELS PEGS 6 JONES'S MACHINES MONDAY, AUGUST 10. TURNER'S GAS ENGINE ! GAS ENGINE ! GABRIEL~LEWIS Hub received instructions to sell, on Monday at 11 o'clock, IF. W. TURNER'S SUPERIOR 1-HORSK POWER GAB ENGINE, with all the latest improvements, capable of working a over 2-horse-power, and in splendid order. Cost tSSQ. MONDAY, AUGUST 10. TO LEATHER-SELLERS, MANUFAC TURERS, AND OTHERS. FRENCH CALF ! FRENCH CALF! GABRIEL LEWIS Haa received instructions to soU, on Monday at 11 o'clock, 4 CASES SUPERIOR FRENCH CALF, first and Becoad choice, 33 to sfl'a. Terms at Sale; i'UESDAYrAUGUSTI^ AT NOON. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. WAIKOMITI-LOT 17, 39 ACRES. Also, MOUNT EDEN—VOLCANIC ALLOT ONEHUNGA—ALLOTMENT, QUEEN STREET iXUfiiaa PANMURE—I ACRE and COTTAGE EDEN TERRACE—2 COTTAGES, &a MATAKOHE—Paut Loi 225, OMARU CO ACRES MONGONUI — LOT 84. PUPUKI MONGONUI. D. F. EVANS Has been instructed by tho Mortgagee and others to sell by auction at hia Land Mart Queonstroot, on Tuesday, the 18th August at noon, mHE UNDERNOTED PROPERTIES, WAIKOMITI-All that piece of Land In the Pari3h of Waikomiti. Connty of Bden abiKacre o'. A" Otmeat "' ""M*** MOUNT KDRN-All those desirable Vol. canto Allotments, betas; part of Mrs Waters s well-known property in Valley Road, just off Mount Eden Road, inclose proximity to 'busstand; church, BChool and other advantages. This property to well situated, stands high, and commands* a grand view. ONEHUNGA-Lot 40, situate corner of Queen and Hardington streets; beautiful corner site, 75 x 227 links; nearly opposite residence of F. BrookOeld, Esq. i>i""""1 PANMURE—Splendid Section, over an ecre situate main readjust oppoeite Chnrch of England. This is a first-olass cite, besides which. It is al! planted with ornamental trees; and Small Cottage of 3 rooraß. VICTORIA AVENUK, off New North Road Eden Terrace.—Valuable Freehold Allots ment, 40 x 120, on which is erected Two desirable attached Cottages, of il Rooms and Scullery each, being lot No. i, of sub division of portion of allotment 5 of eeotion. 5, suburbs of Auckland. These two com fortable cottages are lot to good tenant* and will bo sold In one lot. ""■"»"» MATAKOHE.-Eastarn portion of lot 225. Omaru, Matakohe, containing «,bout 60 Aores, supposed to be valuable bush. and. near to the Omaru Creek. MONGONUI.-Lot 84, Pupuki, County of Mcngonui, contains abont 60 Acres; about 6 miles from Kaeo, and near tidal creek fronttaK main road. The land :ls level! ploughablo, and of first-class quality. D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. B. C. CAER.] 18. ». TONES, TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, At 11 o'clock. FLOWERED CHINA BOHEMIAN VASES FINE CHINA PLAQUES TERRA COTTA FIGURES. Direct from Hamburg.. B. TONES & CO. Have received instruction* ?o selLonTuesdeir next, at 11 oc.uek, 7 "I Q CASES FLOWERED CHINA -*■*■* BELGIAN CHINA BOHEMIAN VASES TBRRA COTTA FIGURES FINE CHINA PLAQUES &c. fee, &a Without doubt the Finest Collection tit Alt' ware and Fine China ever received in this city. The designs are new and beautiful, and embiactf a moat every description and variety. Inspection is invited. Continued on Fourth Ptge "