SUPREME COURT-Criminal Sessions.

THIS DAY.

(Befora Hia Honor Mr Justice Gillies.) THE quarterly sessions of the Supreme nmrt for gwl deliver>" werß °p6ned thlS ruing His Honor taking hia. sent apon 1 Bench at 11 o'clock precisely. , wereompßiinellodas the Grutid Jury: - y9O "HOTFV Moore Carpenter, Thomas Kick ChUman, Henry Rees George *. i . William Goodiion, Maydwell %& Howard Hutlon. Oeo, Uorlham Siln Frederick Ireland, Kandall , Alexander Lusher, James Marshall Lennox t L Miller, Malcolm Niccol, Jame !■" John Boid, Robert Rose, Allan Kerr tt! Wch-rd'udy, and Thomas Lei K h wfctn Mr .Tl Reid was chofen foreman. Willtam Swinton Lawry and John Mow k«» were excused from service, while John £ y H Seccombe, William Paul Feather- SS^.sioriah Clifton Firth failed to •PP 6"' Jndge's Charge. Hia Honor delivered the following rhoreo s-Mr Foreman and gentlemen of Ornnd Jury,-The calendar with which you have to deal on this occasion contains ?ha namw of 24 persona charged with ?3 offences. Although the cases are so numerous, there are none of them of a very Sus character. Contrary to whatsis Y. n »l 17 of these cases are from the city Td neghbourhood of Auckland the being from the outlying districts. They we mostly of the nature f thefts The most serious charge of all is one in which the prisoner has been com mittad to trial for attempting to murder, h, b1 do not think it probable that that charge will be laid before you on the in Sent. It will probably appear aa a charge of unlawfully wounding, ft seems that in the course of some dispute about a fence betwoen two Maoris "„. o f them gets a kiufo and wounds the other with it on the arm. There were certain threats used which would indicate that the prisonor had the Utent to do eerious injury to the prosecu ter but I think it will bo pretty n ear from the evidence that the prisoner had no find gattled predetermination to commit the crime of murder, so that, as I have Biid the crimo would be reduced to that of unlawfully wounding. There are two cases of indecent ussault. You understand, of course that assault is the unlawfully laying of bands upon another. It does not require thatunT serious harmnhould be done,an> un lawful laying of hands upon another con stitutes an assault. Indecent assault is BU ch an assault, with the addition of some words or acts of indecency. That is what constitutes an indecent assau't. In one of these cases, the subject of tho alleged aUlt is a servant girl, employed in a Dublichouse, and I shall leave you upon the evidence to say whether it really amounts to tha crime of indecent assault. There is one charge of arson-that is, wilful fire-raising ■n a shop. As in all cases of arson, there is ereat difficulty In proving tho commission of tho crime, and the oircumstanoes of the case that will be laid before you will pro bably induce you to find that the shop was M t on fire, but there is no evidence shown on the depositions to connect the prisoner — that is the owner of the shop—with the act of sotting fire to it. That is, however, necessary In order to enable the onme of anon being proved. Tho only fact given is that the prisoner was the owner of the shop. But whether that is sufficient to probably connect the prisoner with the crime is very doubtful, seeing that the premise* were apparently locked up somewhere between 10 and 11 o'clock at night, and that the fire did not mak» its appearance until about 2 o'clock in the morning, There are three cases of forgery, one of them a very trifling affair. lam sorry that the time of the Court should be taken up unnecessarily with a case of forgery for the trifling Bum of five shillings. Of course, the crime is as grievouß when done for 5s aa for £500, but at the same time I think the country shonldnot bo put to great expanse in dealing with charges of «uoh a trifling nature as tho one in ques tion. The other two cases are the usual forging of cheques. I need hardly explain the crime, as ft is of such common ocaur rence that all must know what constitutes it). There are two persons committed on a charge of conspiracy to defraud. I think h possible, however, that the Crown Prosecutor will not lay the indictment in this form, for that offence is very difficult toprove. Both parties must be proved to have oonepirsd together, but one of them usually gets off. It seems probable from the depositions that one of them will be indicted for obtainingmoney under false pre tences, and the other for aiding and abetting him. The pretence was ingenious. One of the prisoners professes to have found a purchaier for a horse that the prosecutor wishes to sell, he asks for commission on the purchase, and professes to sell the horse to his confederate at a larger price than the owner requires, so as to increase his commission. At his request, a bill is given for the prioe, and the horse is left in the custody of the pur chaser in the first instance. Then the prisoner gets from the vendor a portion of the commission in payment for his salo of the horse, and thus, by the false pretenoe of a sham sale to his confederate, he obtains this money. The facts of the case are very clear, and you need have no difficulty in dealing with it. There are two cases of breaking and entering—that is, into a shop and dwelling-house. In both cases the entering appears to have been effected by the breaking open of a window, and the ab straction of goods follows. In ono case theee happen to be cigars. It is necessary in order to constitute the crime of breaking and en tering] that some portion of the building should have been forcedopen.aa.forinstaooe, a closed window. It is quite enough to constitute the breaking if a closed win dow or a closed door has been opened, and the entry is constituted if any part of tho person's body is introduced into the build ing through the opening for the purpose of theft; so the mere foroing open or breaking of a window and the thrusting of the arm into the building for the purpose of stealing «ay of the articles therein ia quite sufficient to constitute the crime of breaking and entering. You need not have any diffi culty with either of these eases. There are not less than eight caies of theft-lareeniea from drunken men, and things of that sort. They are all simple cases, and I jwea no« waste time in speaking of them, There are two cases of pireons charged with larcony as bailees. Now laroeny, of course, means the unlawful taking of another's property. But in the case of larceny as a bailee, a bailee w a person entrusted with property, so that he takes it originally in a . lOT»» manner, but having got it into hif possession as a bailee, if he then makes away with it, or applies it to his own vise, then he is guilty of larceny as a bailee, ■luat is the distinction between simple larceny and larceny as a bailee. In both of these cases the prisoners charged borrowed articles from others and then applied them to their own use. That would be larceny as a bailee. There is one case of Belling stolen goods, and one case of reoeiv , '"g goods, stolon. The evidence here will »c sufficient to satisfy you whether the accwd was really the receiver of the stolen goods, if not the instigator of the theft committed by the children. There is one wsem obtaining goods by falso pretences, -J *",«* » person is alleged to put in * culm lor, and obtained from an Insurance company, a larger amount than tho value of ™c property destroyed, and in which he is jueged to have claimed for goods which ho a7i never b6en destroyed. That is we false pretence with which ho is charged, "you find that this is established, then the pruonar M clearly guilty of tho crime of ootaramg money under false pretonccß. The oil? other case is a very simple one, viz., ■ 3 io,M inJMy to property. A man in a pnDUchouse,forsome unknown reason, picks °Pa jpis j and throws it at a mirror, which it smashes. That is clearly an offence within we meaning of the Act. The Grand Jury roen retired, after a few formal directions. Wtra Bills— The grand jury found true Wls b the following cases, John Riddle, larceny j William Bilby, breaking and entering; and Anne McCarroll, larceny asr perßOnil: Richard Hill, larceny aa ramee; Harriet Dawson, receiving stolen & m^! John Falkner, larceny; Paore Tnl, n ora> wounding; and "onn Comas, alias Murphy, larceny. .i^^W.-John Riddle was charged with we larceny of 16 bags of guano, the property on tft ]**"* »»* Co., Wyndham-street, °»the 20th March, 1885.-Prisoner pleaded itafSi' !l m "P 1? to *he üßual question, "wo that he had nothing to say why gatenceehould not be passed on him.-His J^S , sentenced the prisoner to nine ™™w imprisonment with hard labour. Bilk"™ 0 MJ) bxterino. — William "'■oy wns charged with breaking and ™"'aß tne premises of Robert Reid and • y° ther on the 12th of oa.fi • and stealing therefrom a Maantity o f & 0 ., tho property v»l n A said Robert K«ct and Co., JatnL iMPriHoner Pleaded not guilty.— «"*■ Edward Enlkoner, manager of {?■*» Reid and Grey's lesteblishment, £SmMwet East' deP°Be<»: He ¥* *he Ha£x* J cm the evening of the 11th «f May. "*•«« the shop securely. He identified

the articles produced as being similar to those left by him in the shop window Thpro were no shutters on the window. On Tnesday morning, tho 12th May, ha returned to the scop and found the window broken, and that eight packages of fiiei nnd three spannera hn«l been abstracted. He could identify them by the brand, One of the spanners had been a little rusty, and witness got a boy to remove ii with some emery cloth. These marks were on ouo of the spanners pro dured.—John Archibald Ford deposed he wn» employed by Reid and Grey, Customs str«et. He left the premises at 5 o clock, 11th May, in company with the laat wit neas. The place wns poourely locked. There were files and spanners ill the win dow similar to those produced. He could identify the big spanner as he had cleaned it with emery cloth. He was first atthe promises next morning. He at once noticed that the window had been broken, and eight packages of flies removed. Barnard Henry Keesing, pawnbroker, de posed that the prisonor camo to hi-i office on the 12th of May, about 8 o'olock in the evening. Witness purchased the two spanners (produced) from him for 3s. The prisoner stated that the articles belonged to a friend of his who was lying veryill,_ and required some money to get medicine. Witness afterwards handed over the tools to Detective Hughes. — Emmanuel Mendel ssohn, assistant at Hart and Levy's pawn, brokers, deposed that on the evening of the 12th May, the prisoner called at their shop and sold him a spanner for Sd. Wit ness afterwards handed it over to Detec tivo Hughes.—Edward Hughes, detective, stationed in Auckland, deposed that he knew the prisonor. He arrested him in Queen-street on the 14th of May on the charge of steal ing 60 flics and three spanners from Messrs Roiil and Grey. The prisoner acknow ledged pawning the spanners, which he said he had received from a friend. He recovered two packages of files amongst some building material in Gore-street. — Detective Jamea Joseph Twohey deposed to receiving ono of the spanners at Hart anil Levy's pawn office. The prisoner stated that on the evening in question Uo was walking along the wharf when he met an old shipmate named Johnson, who stated that he had been unwell, and wished to pawn some tools. Witness then reoeived ppaaners (produced) and pawned them for him. He had not seen Johnson since that time.—The jury, without retiring, returned a verdict of " Guilty."— His Honor sentenced the prisoner to nine months' im prisonment with hard labour. Stramnw fkom tiir Person. —Annie Mc{ Carroll wag charged with stealing £9 in money from the person of Edward Core manß on the 26th of April, 1885. —Prisoner pleaded not guilty.—Mr H. Williamson prosecuted, and Mr Forwood appeared for the prisoner.—Edward Coremans, engine driver, deposed on the 25th April he aame to town, and in the evening be was token by a friend named .lamea Nolan to the house of prisoner. She asked him for a £1. Witness took a roll of notes from his pocket and gave prisoner ono. She said to him, " You're not a bad sort of man ; you had better stay all night. Witness then asked if she wanted more money. Prisoner said " Yes." Ho then gave her another pound. Ho remembered playing cards, but did not remember going to sleep. He woke in the morning, and found beth his money and the prisoner gone. He had about £9 in his pockets, after giving prisoner the £2.

TELEGRAMS.

Thames, this day.—At an inquest on the late fire, the jury returnod an open verdict, but ceneuroi Mr Mears for having kopt v such a large quantity of kerosene and in flammable material in the shop.

Taupo, this day. — A mooting of the Taupo ejectors was hald here, and all with out a dissenting voice agreed to support Mr L. M. Grace.

Wellinqtox, this day.—Major Jervois, who has been holding the position of Deputy and Adjutant-General to the local military forces of South Australia, will shortly arrive in Now Zealand, having been appointed to the staff of his Excellency the Governor. He will also bo attached to the defence department here, but the latter position will be purely an honorary one. Wellington, this day.—The body of an infant wa3 found this morning in the garden of a gentleman residing in Tborndon. The Supreme Court opened this morning before Judge Richmond. The only cases of any magnitude are one against the per son and one for jewel robbery.

MINING NEWS.

(BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Thames, this day. Qiihen of Beauty.—Mr Darrow, who pur chased this mine at tho auction sale, intends commencing operations upon por tions of the large lode which remain un worked in tho upper level. Tho winding engine is not likely to bo removed for a time. Mr T. Radford will still have charge of the mine. New Eureka (Otanui).—About 60 tons of crushing dirt are on hand, and the No. 1 reef shows colours of gold in the drive at the low level. Bbight Smile.—The leader in the rise from the low level has yielded 201bs picked stone. , Manukau,—The manager has obtained lOlbs. of picked stone from the drive at the battery level. : Radical (Owharoa). — Bauld (tributer) crushed 12 torn for 36'ozs gold. Coromahdel, Saturday, Manau.—The mine manager reports :— " 1 have opened on the leader in the low level, where I got the gold last week, and have driven 35 feet on it, but up to the prosont have not got anything go«d. The ground under the swamp is vory much broken up, but shall be through this week and in solid country where I expect to get a patch. I put two men to work about the reef, but the weather is too wet for surface -work, so I am pushing the No. 1 drive ahead where we got tho first gold, and I think that should be continued. I got some vory good stone out of it on Satuniay laat. They were not specimens, but good stone gold showing plainly.—B. Ktotjn. Victoria Claim (Majuia).—The manager reports having driven 50 foet on the reef north and nouth, and that ho has ceen gold each time in breaking down the reef, and suved some rich golden atone, it is his intention to continue the drive south as the groand rise? in that direction, and better backs o» the resf will be obtained.

THE GARDEN PARTY.

A variety oompany travelling under the name of the " Garden Party" opened in the Lome-street Hall on Saturday evening to a fair house. The first part of the pro gramme commenced with a chair perform, anco, in which only tho tambo and bones indulged in the burnt-cork disguise. Mr Dare Brown was interlocutor, Mr Harry Hooper, bones, and Mr Tom Benson, tambo. Tho best items in the first port of the programme were the ballads. The Cottage OBte," by Mr Sylvester and "Alone in the World," by Miss Elliott, a youn X lady «rho possesses a good soprano voico. The songs by Messrs Montagu and Lowis were also very good. Tho best item of the second part was an amusing Scotch and Irish sketch, The Cobbler?' by Mr E. Alexander, a very clever character delineator. The sand The other-items on the programme were ballad*, sketches, and the farce, "Who Broke the Block ?" Sheehon and Reed s string band formed a n«t-cla*B orchestra. The next performance will be on Wednes day evening.

CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

Severvl accident cases were under treat ment at De. Tennent's surgery this fore noon. Henry Barratt, a scene-maker at the extending from the wrist to the joint of tho CmtSance of three inches Three Mitches were placed in it. W. J. xren w th of Union-street, was making a hole in a wateVproofcoatwhen the knife which he was iisine sliDDed and caused a clean cut lj SsfiK the band The wound was stitched, dressed, and bandaged, and the Street school, when a sudden gust of wug closed the door sudden y and jammed his hand. The result was that the palm of the hand was badly bruised and lacerated.

in the «.-Garliok and CranweU.

PARLIAMENTARY GOSSIP.

(BY Ouß h7>TCIAI-

Wflmnoto-t, thi* day.

Opinions on the Debate.

DlsoirssiNO tho unsatisfactory termination of the " no-confidence" motion, the " Press " says: —" The whole course of the week's discussion has tended to 1008011 or' sever old political ties, and to widen broachoa und dissensions thai existed before. Its general oliect undoubtedly has been to lower the Ministry immensely in tho estimation of the House and country, ' 'and greatly to obscure the prospect of the immediate future. It is plain to overybody that if Ministers do not show more capacity for conducting the business of Parliament henceforward than during the last three weeks, not all the efforts of their opponents will suffice to keep them in office." It says of Sir Julius Vogel's speech that hip strongest supporters are obliged to admit it waß, without exception, the worst speech of the debate, and Major Atkinson was per fectly right in stigmatising it aa nn incult to the common senso of the Houso ; but for all that it was significant in this respect—it showed that tho Ministry are not to be trusted for a moment in their vague profes sions of willingness to abandon their policy of protection and reckless borrowing. The " l'oat" says that Sir Goorgo Grey having done what mischief ho could by moving an amendment, and having vented his personal spleen on Ministers, seemed to take no more interest in the proceedings, and was not evou in the House when the question was put, Auckland University Bill. The Auckland University Colle^o Ke serves Bill, which in a first order of the day for Tuesday, proposes to hand over three large reserves now belonging to the New Zealand University in terms of tho Act to the Auckland College. Mr Stout's Statement on Education Mr Stout informs me that he intends to make his statement as Minister for Educa tion at to-morrow afternoon's sitting. It will be of a very exhaustive nature, and will propese a number of reforms of an important character. What Ministers Propose re Tariff. Ministers are now in Cabinet considering the matter of Customs duty. I hear that they will leave tho tariff as it wa« proposed in the Financial Statement, excising only the coal duty, leaving the House in Com mittee to Bcramblo over tbeir items, but merely give the statement for what it is worth. Major Atkinson Repudiates a Vogel Coalition. A former colleague of Major Atkinson's informs me that the member for Egmont is very much annoyed at the rumours in cir culation with regard to his meditated union with Sir Julius Vogel. My informant said :—" The Canterbury members are en deavouring to bring this about, but we won Id rather remain in Opposition for over than accept office through a coalition with Vogel." Wrongful Confinement in an Asylum Mr Brodshaw explains, with reference to his question on the Order Paper for to morrow as to the detention of two females in Wellington Lunatic Asylum, that they were simply remanded from the Hospital to the Asylum in May last by order of the Magistrate without any medical certifi cate whatever. He in company with anothermember visited them yesterday, and describes the case of one as exceedingly painful. She ia paralysed from head to foot, and is in such a state (ho thinks) that she ought never to have been admitted into the asylum, while tho other ho asserts is 'suffering from no mental disorder whatever. He considers the conduct of the Magistrate in neglecting to place these women under medical examination! before ordering their removal to the Lunatic Asylum as deserving of severe censuro.

TO-DAY'S GALE.

DAMAGES SUSTAINED BY SHIPPING.

At an early hour this morning there were indications of a heavy blow from the east. ward, and precautions were accordingly taken by whioh vessels in harbour were made as secure as possible. About S a.m. the wind increased to a gale, and blew with terrific force from South-east gradually veering to North-east. Many vessels dragged their anchors, some were severely injured by collision with tlio wharves, whilst others filled and sunk in different places. Tho Birkenhead ferry service was suspended, while the Devonport steamer's missed several trips. A largo number of persons congregated on the wharves, al though they could barely maintain a foot ing, whilst the spra.. almost constantly flew over them, the sea being high and Btoriuy. TUB ETTIE WHITE SUXK. The cutter Ettie White, a small vessel owned by Mr T. Heudorson, dragged her anchor and came alongside of Queen-street wharf, on the eastern side, where she sus tained considerable damage and sunk, with her mast hanging over the tee. Close to her was one of the Harbour Board punts, and also the schoonors Gisborne and Saxon, bumping against the piles. Neither, how over, sustained any severe injury. A yacht of about four tons, owned by some Maoris, drifted through the Queen-street wharf after her mast had been cut away and then brought up in safety. The fishing-boat Lizette, owned by Mr Sanford, sunk be tween the wharves, whilsttheEclipso, owned by Mr Ready, got some damage alongside of the reclamation wall, and also went under water. THE ANNIB MILBANK SCUTTLED. Probably the most serious damago dono by tho gale was sustained by Messrs Fraser and Tinne's paddle-steamer Annie Milbank. She was alongside of the Railway wharf and exposed to tho fury of tho storm. Her mast speedily went overboard and floated up the harbour, followed by the bridge, portions of her deck-houao, etc., until she appeared literally to become a complete wreck. Then it was decided to scuttle her. This was accomplished by boring two auger holei in her bottom, and thon she settled down. This was about all the mishaps at the Kail way wharf, the ship Crusader, at the end of the pier, having rode the gale ont admir ably. ACCIDENT TO THE PIAKO. The little stoamor Piako was also unfor tunate. At an early Btago she got up against the windward side of Quoen-streot wharf, and bumped so severely that tke planking was carried clean away from her top sides, whilst she must hav-j also been severely strained all over. The barque Italy, which was lying alongside of tho barque Sam Mendel, at tho end of Queen-street wharf was damaged slightly. A NARROW ESCAPE. Whilst the galo was at its height the coal hulk Senator dragged her anchor from (he eastern side of the railway wharf and drifted up harbour very rapidly. She was passing Queen-street wharf, «nd threatened to come into collision with nuniorous small vessels further to the westward, when Capt-ain Fisher, Deputy Harbour-master got together a crew agreeable to board tho »j easel. They were told that no boat eou!d livo in the gale, but nevertheless they were quite willing to accept the chancos. Cap tain Persson kindly placed the Sam Mendel lifeboat at their disposal, and after some little difficulty they got on board ol the hulk. Captain Fisher then gavo her more chain on her one anchor which was down, and dropped a Becond anchor, after which the vessel was brought up in safety to lee ward of Queen-street wharf. The galo abated about noon, and the afternoon waa comparatively fine. f THE MAUURAXOI SDNK. The champion cutter Mahurangi came to grief alongside of the Railway Wharf, where she filled and sunk. The ketch Zillah from Russell bound for Thames run in here for shelter, dragged anchor and came alongside of the Railway Wharf on top of the Mahu rangi. The galo fortunately abated, how ever, before she received any perceptible injury. ACCIDENTS AT FONSONBY. : A large pane of Glass was blown out of the shop window of Messrs White & Co., 1 Ponsoaby. 1 Two housss in course of construction on the Surrey Hills estate were blown down, [ and Mr White's fence, at the corner of , Richmond and Ponsonby Roads, was pros trated, a sheet of iron being carried forty 1 yards distant. , The yacht Sybil is generally the first of the Ponsonby boats to run away from her mooring when a gale comes on, and this morning she led the way as usual, followed 'by the Black Swan. Both vessels were ' riding in dangerous proximity to the rocks, 1 in the height of the gale. A coal barge was also blown againt the cliff near College 1 Rock.

VOLUNTEER NOTES.

Parnell Artillery. This Coiapssny hid n in-o^ter of Stf, with 4 siipermimenvriop, under Cnptain TVhitnny' and Lieutenant* George and WnoteneyH, on Kalurday nighr. It, was announced that Rew G. H. S. Walpole had accepted the appointment of chaplain, nnd Dr. Mac miillen that of surgeon to the corps. Queen's Own. This Company, to the number of 40, nnHor Captain Koep and Lioutentants Collior andFinlayson, proceeded to Elleralie , by the two o'clock train on Saturday. They wore acoompanied by Lieutenant Selfe, who put tho Company through a two-hours' course of skirmishing and company drill. Rifle Match. The rifle match between the old members of No. 3 Company and a team from the City Guards took place at tho Devonport Rifle Range on Saturday, and was won by the former. Owing to the lateness of the hour when the match was being completed, tho last two men on each side could not fire at 500 yards range. The scores were hh follow : — OLD MEMBERS NO. 3 CO. 200 yds. 500yilB. Tl. Major Morrow 27 V< 52 W. PartiiiKton 21 IS S7 Lieutenant Robinson .. 22 15 .17 S. Kohn 21 11 3' W. H. Hazard 18 13 31 A. Aitken 17 ]2 2!) E. Morrow 22 3 2> W. Thome lfi 0 1(1 Total 2fil OITY OIUIiDS. Vclnntonr Hacon .. .. 22 18 10 VoluutGor Htlrltnfc .. .. j« 12 si Nortfuant Boyd 2[ v j|r, MMjrcant Hay 24 >) XI Volunteer Hprawg .. .. '}•! s 3(1 Sergeant Dormer .. .. 17 111 •.'.! Colour SwgcamHonll .. n 11 :'i Servant Huehanan .. .. 24 0 21 Total .. ; 2.™

Bismarok is so bald that if he loses a single hair be knows it.

Mr Clmrlas Bright loctured in the Opera Hnuso last night on " The Deluge ; or, a Flood Five Milea High." He showed the many *cientific impossibilities which this story involved, and maintained that if _ ono were to bo nonstrolnod to believe it on pain of damnation, he might just as well be forced to swallow the cognate stones in Grecian and Maori mythology. Mr R. XV, Sceate sang "The Gallants of England," and in strumental selections were contributed by Messrs Weinberg and Webbs. There aro numerous complaints from the residents of houses abutting on the Pon sonby foreshore! respecting the dangerous habit indulged In by youths of shooting at gulls and other birds along the beach. Last Saturday afternoon a young man named Perm, whose parents reside In Pdnionby, was amusing himself by shooting gulls on the beach In Freeman's Bay, the tide being out at the time. Ho fired three shots, nnd one was in the direction of Patteson-street, from which lie was only 200 yards distant, and WB9 aimed at a flying bird, Perm had killed two gulls when Constable Bernard, of Freeman's Bay station, put in an appe»r anco, and took the offender's name. Pro ceedings will doubtless bo instituted against him.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JULY 6, 1885.



host aiid IFounrt. LOST, a young Newfoundland Dog name, Bosun.—Finder will bo rewarded on returning same to Cousins and Atkin'a, Klllott- Btreer. OST, an Umbrella, it has " 1.W." scored on Handle. Rplongs to J. Way mouth, 17. Sclier IT a Buildings LOST, from Onehunga, Dark Bay Horse, with white star on forehoad.—Any person returning the same to Mr Adam Jones, Ono lunga, will be rewarded. FOUND, on Saturday night, a Purse containing Money, in WelliugtonßtreuU Owner may havo the unme by naming sum and paying for this advertisement.—Apply at R. Joll, Colllngwood-Btroot. Personal. WILL the Gentleman who gave a Five Pound Note in payment for Opora Glasses please call on W. Ketvea. Furniture Stores, ICarangaliaiie Road ! ERSONAL.—Professor F. A. Brookes would foul oblitfud if Iho parties, who havo It, would return the C.J.T. Painting cf Captain Kennedy. U. 8.3. Co., in uniform. R R. W. SCE ITS, tho favourite Baritone, will sing at tho Opera Houso oa Sunday night. ERSONAL.—" From Molecule to Man; from Man to Anaol." at Lorne-ftreot HUM, To-morrow (Sunday) Kveniiiß. P" E¥sWn-~TTie~goodfl left by A. Hantckn will be Sold to Pay for Board and Residence, unleea redeemed before the 7th instant.—A Scnofleld. Onehnnga. P~~ERSONAL.— Richard, I must take our boys to Barker Bros., Clothiers, Foresters' Hall. Karangahape Road, for a Suit each. They h*vo got tho largest, the beßt, and tho cheapest lot in Auckland. In fact, I never did boo such a nice lot. meetings. * A UCKLAND PARLIAMENTARY i\. UNION. A Meeting of the Union for the purpose of oleeting throe members of Council will be held at Robson's Rooms on MONDAY, 6th July, iv seven p.m. JAME3 McCULLOUGH, Clork of tho Home. "XTEWTGN LODGE OF MARK IX MASTKR MASONS, No. JBO, E.C. The Regular Monthly Commnßicatton will be held in tho Lodge-room, Maaonio Hall, Karanga hape Koad, TO-MORKOW (Tuesday) EVEN ING, at 7.30 o'clock. Visiting Mark Brethren aro Invited. By oommand of the W.M. JO3KPH WARRKN. Acting Secretary. HAURAKI GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). An Extraordinary General Meeting of Share holders will be held at the Company's Oflloe, 83. Quoen-sWeet, Auokland. on TUKSDAY, tho Uth day of Jnly, 18S5, at 2..10 p.m., to consider. and if approved, to accept of the offer of the I vanhuo Gold-mining Co. for tho Machine and Wnter Right. By order of tho Board. *'. A. WHITB, Manager Tenders. m O CARPBNTBRS. Tenders will be received unth noon of WED NKBDAY Next, July Bth. for Repairing and Reinstating Sir Montaguo's Hliop in Qnoen street Particulars at ray ofllco, 1, Exohange Chambers. HENRT G WADB , ArchUeot. mo builders" EXTENSTON~OF TIME Tho time for receiving tonders for Four-story Brick Warehouse In Elliot Btreot is extonded to noon on FRIDAY, July 10. EDWD. MAHONEY & SON, Archltoota. rfiENDERS for building a 4-roomed JL Cottage. Plans «t Quoin's Hotel, corner of Bymom! a street and Kyher Paas. Tondorß to closo on Saturday, July 11. Continued on First Page. SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!! TOOLS AND CUTLERY, Slightly Damaged by Water at the Fire at MONTUGufeS FANCY BAZAAR, TO BB HAD VERY CHEAP, THOMAS SAMUEL. 162, QUKffiN-STRKET. Kiinh up before they are farther damagod. TVfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it in -Ll Intended to Introduce! a Local Bill for tho conßldoration of tho General Assembly of Now Zealand during the ourrent SeSßlon of Parlia ment with the object of amending "The New market Reserve Act 1878," and orrcndorlne tho lands thnreby affected available for v Freo Library, Town Hell, or other puhlic offices or for building Bites. Newmarket, Oth July, 1885. W. J SUITKR, Mayor. Newmarket. IMPERIAL BOARDING HOUSE, GRKY-STRKRT. MRS BLAKE having taken the above from Mra Waterman, ia prepared to receive Boarders, slnglo and Double Rooms. Terms, I 89; good accommodation for visitors. O~lfirF~E~L L O W 8 ' HA L L, PONSONBY. Mr J. RBES Will Lecture in the above Hall, On WEDNESDAY EVENING Next. July Bth. Subject: "THE CONFLICT BETWEEN ENGLAND AND RUSSIA IN PALESTINE." TJLUE RIBBON ARMY. POSTPONEMENT OF GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MEETING Announced for This Evening at the Baptist Tubernable. Particulars of future meeting will be dnly advertised,



\\f ANTED, at onrp, for a Pntient, a t f Bnbr Tiny from 1 to 2 months old in krfip'ora tiirinor to sdopt.—For furthrr parti cntara. ppp'l7 not~eon T and 8 p.m. to Dr. Le u"ifl, C allege Hoad^ WANTED, several good Benohmen,— G. Black and Co , Chapel-fltrent, ZNTED, a Steward and Housekeeper for the Christchnrch Club.—Appllca iloriH, with testimonials, to be sent addressed to the Committee on or before the ISth July. WANTED, for a farm near town, a Man about 20 or 22, to make himself general^ useful.—Apply Malcolmson and Co., Kstate and Honse Agency, cornor of Vulcan l.ano and High-street. W ANTED, a Youth to serve the Ship- ping.—G. Hume. WANTED, 3 or 4 Boys for tho Dressing Floor of mill —Apply to Mercury Bay Timber Co.. Fort-Btreet. WANTED, Respectable Boy; one will ing to learn trade preferred—C. R. Den hnrcr, Ovenmaker, corner of Wyodham and Nelson-streeta. WANTED, for an office, Lad leaving school, who oim write a fair hand: sal.iry. 10b h week.—Box 103. P.O. WANTED, a good Barmaid.—Apply Greyhound Hotel. WANTED^ Barmaid.— Apply Auckland Hotel. WANTED, Shirt Hands, 20 good trade hands; constant employment, best price. No improvors wanted.—Apply Loman, down Arney street, NewtonJßqad. WANTED, a Girl"about 15, to aasistln houao work.—Apply Mrs MoLellan, Lower Symonds-street, near Havelock-Btreet. WANTED, respectflblo Young Girl to mako horßolf genorally useful.—Apply at once. Mrs Mutthewß, Fruiterer, Patteßon alrr'ot, Freeman's Bay. ANTED, strong Girl, to make herßelf uaoful. Heference required. — Apply Darby's DluiiiK-rooms, 28. (Jueen-Btreat. WANTED, a Girl nbont 14, to assist in housework —For address, apply at Mr Baxter's Store. Urafton Road. WANTED, a young~Girl to aislisFlri housework. — Apply Sutcllff's Fish, Fruit, and Oyster Depot, Ponsonby Road, opposite Frankljn Road^ WANTED, Generalß, HouseTnald7, Nurse, about 25, good wagos; Plt sawyerg. Ploughman, Fomale Cook, Blaoksmlth. —A. MoLood's Registry, 7, Queen-street Wharf. W" ANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mrs Fobs. Queen-street. CTTANTBD, a Good General Servant.— TI Apply to Mrs James Scott, oomer of Oook and Nolaon-Btroota. WTNTED, Cook and Housemaid.— Brlster's Family Hotel and Coffoe Palace, Cook-street. TXT ANTED, an experienoed Cook ; must T * also be nxporienood Laundress.—Apply to Mra! 11. P. Barber, St. Stephen's Avenuo, ParnoU. , WANTED, at once, four Womon Cooks, 20a each (two Gisborno): Laundresi, Housemaid, fourteen Generals. Woman Cook tor hotel, town, one private.—Mrs, Elsmore's. WANTED, some Mother to take a Tittle Girl to Mind a Baby, or do anyßilng. for food and clothog.-Apply Alloe H., STAn Office. WANTED, 1 or 2 Lady Boardors, no others kopt. oloao to Queen-street.— Add r6saA.U.,STAnOfllca. W" "ANTED, three Respoctablo Men Boarders; two minuten from Qneen bi root; £1 wsok ; washing Included.—Apply Bevege'a Store. Cook street. ANTED, fow Boarders, doublo and single rooms, 18s and 20a; ono nvinnto from Queon-atreeU— Apply Wright, 36, Wake fleld-streot. ANTED, Boarders, l&s, washino"in cludnd. double or single rooms, bath; every oonvenienre.—John Hunter, Nowton House, Karangahaaa Road. ANTED, Lodging near Supreme Court. No other lodger.—X.L., Star Olllco^ WANTED, a respectable Man to sloop only; 5b week, washing Included,—For address apply at the Star Office. WANTED to Soil, 1,000 good" Empty Back«; cheap.—B. Qlttoa and Sons. W~ANTED~To Sell for £450, Mount Kilun main road, grand Allotment, 61 foot frontage; depth, 165 feet; 5-roomod Houso, cost £250; bath, concrete tank, 2,000 gallons; ground alone worth *820.—Particulars at Mac olaetlold Villa, Karanfjahapo Road, neariMber nnolo WANTED to Lot, 2-roomod dotached Cottage for two reapcot&ble men.— Apply Mrs Davidson, Matmion-Btreot, Uppor Q ueen-atraet. WANTED to Lot, Large Front Room, suitable for bed and Blttlng-room, beautifully altuated.—For address, apply to " J.N.L.," Stah Office. WANTED To Rent, a 4 or 5-roomed Cottage; no children.—Apply "Per manent," STiK Ofilcc. ANTED to Purchase, an Allotmont, for caeh, within 20 minutes' walk of Qui'onstri'i t Must not exceed &'l per foot.— .-\ pply F S.W., Star Office. WANTE D—Speculation—Boat valuo for £100, more or lesa. To save time, stuto full particulars in confidence to " Cash," Sjy.jUMHc^ WANTED, by a single Man, who has £100, Partner in the butchoring ; town or country.—" London." Stak Office WANTED, Ponsonby Rosidonts to see tbo Bargains in Hats, Hoetery, Sheeting (Bd por yard). Sec, at Allen's Salvage Salo, Jervois Road, PooßOnby. \\r ANTED, Tendors to Ro eredUßopc- T T walk Shed. All the materials, with ex ception of nails, on ths spot.—George Mills, Arch Hill. X\T ANTED, Parents to Visit Barker II Bros, Forontors' Hall. Ifarangshape Kaul, before buying their Boys' Suits, where they will Bee tho Largest and the Cheapoet lot n Auckland. W"~ ANTED.—When you are in Hobson- Btreot, call at Munro ft MUllgan's and Bee the large and choice Btock of Tweeds and Coat ngs lust opened (or the present season. No hoday roods or (flop-making and trimming at thin establishment WANTED, Customers of tho Helens vHlo Timber Company to noto that tho town address la Stab Buildings, Fort-street. ANTED, Men io Purchase their Un derolothing. Lambs' W«ol Merino or Cotton. Also good Hosiery, Auckland made, of J. W. Shaokelford, 80, Victoria-Btreot, S doors above Albert-street. WANTED, :Gentleme» to Know that the place for Ties and Scarves, always a good variety of Best Shapes and Colours, at Slmekelford B. 80. Vlotorlu-streot. NB. —Just opeued thQ new Kxhlbltloo Scarf with Ring. WANTED"; the Public to Coll and See the New and Second-hand Buggies, Wo£»s_ms, eto.,at the Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Vlotorla-etreot East. WANTED KNOWN.—W. O. Allen, Jorvois Road. Ponsnnbj', has purchnsod a considerable amount of Goods from Allen's Salvage Sale. WANTED KNOWN-Bagatelle Table for Bale, cheap ; at Brister'a Family Hotol and Coffoo Palace. Cook-strcot. WANTED KNOWN, that the Cheap est, the Best, and the Largest Choice in Boj-8' Suits is at Barker Bros.', Foresters' Hall, Karangahapt Roa*. \\T ANTED "SEEN—Beautiful Birthday T T Cards, jiißt opened, at Charles Kolsey and Co.'s. 120. Qneen-Btroet. ANTED KNOWN.—Blankets from Allen's Salvage Bale at Allen's, Drapor, Jewols JRoad, Ponaonby. WANTED KNOWN—On Saie7BrTckß, Limo, Sand. Cement, and Ground Mortar. Lifting Jaoks on Hire.—N. MoLoan, I!ullder, late J. J Hollana, Ijorne-atiieet. WANTED KNOWN-Chrap Timbbb ! Cheap Timbbb I And all other kinds of Building Material, oan be purchased ohoaper and better than anywhero else at the yordt of 0. Goldib .Alberkstreet. W" ANTED KNOWN — Calicoes, from ljd and2d per yard; Fingeilng Yarn, Okl per head. Bo early, and seoure the bargains. —Allen, Draper, Jorvois Road, Ponsonby. IINTED KNOWN.—Charles Kotoey and Co. are allowing Ten per cent dis count oil' all cash purchases of Fanoy (Jowls over flvoshilltngß.-CluirlesKilsoy und Co., 120, Qiioon-streot. ________ WANTED KNOWN.-Ten por cent, discount Is taken off all purchases of Gold and Silver Jewollcry »t Kelsoy's. They knap no Imitation jewellery. Everything gnanmteed. — Charles Kolsey and Co., 120 Qneen-Btroet. WANTED KNOWN.—Salvage, aa ad vertised by me on Saturday. What remains of iW Lndies' and Children's Chemises and Drawers, from Bd to Ss 6d (the cheapest lot of Ladies' Undorelothee ever offered to the Auckland pnblic); splendid Overcoats. 19s, slightly damagod; twilled calico, 2ld and 3._ d yd. —J. Green. 85. Vlotorla-atreet. W "ANTED KNOWN, that Barker Bros., Clothing and Woollen Manufacturers, Leeds, and Foresters' Hall, Karangahape R*ad, are Importers of their own Goods, thus giving all the intermediato profits to their customers. The publicarotljusable to buy Two Suita for the price they would have to pay for one elsewhere WANTED KNOWN—Soo our Stock of Blankets before purchasing—£soo worth, 94 iilankota, 8s Gd, !ta Gd, and 10s Bd por pair; 10-4 Blankets, 12s 6d, 17s 6d, and 20s per pair; Twill Scotch Blankets, New Zealand Blankets, and Coloured Blankets. These goods are the best value we ever offered.—D. MoPherson, Karangahape Road. "TTSTANTED Known, reasons why Barker VV Bros., Clothiers. Foresters' Hall, Karan gahape Road, can and do give better value than others, are: Ist. We are Woollen Manufactur ers. 2nd. We are Exporters of wool from this colony to our Manufactory In Leeds. 3rd. We are Importers of our own goods, thus we have large advantages over all others, which we (rive to the public. WANTED KNOWN —That George Gregory, Photographer, of Quick's Buildings (near Three Lamps), Ponaonby Road, has decided, on and after April 24th, to make considerable Reductions In bis Prices, so as to salt the working classes; prices from that date being: For Carte de Visite, 10s fid per doz.; for Cabinets, £1 Is per doz. Children same price. Tram cars pass the shop. WANTED KNOWN.-T. Evans (from Burton-on-Trent, England), Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, begs to announce that he has commenced business in the premises lately occupied by Mr Tester. Karangahape hood, with a Splendid Stock of English and Colonial Boots and Shoes of all kinds. He having had SS yean1 experience as a practical bootmaker, can safely recommend his work as equal to aendone In the old country. All descriptions of Boots Made to Older, and Repairs done on the pre mises with neutness and despatch.



WANTED KHTV ON, THAT .T. H. DALTON, TAILOR, Tlotoria-straat. Bast, Hss proonrsd a special line of TWIEEDS for OVKRCOAT3, and can rlo a FIRST-CLASS OVERCOAT FROM £5 UP TO £4 10b Kxtiu Good Value. J. H. D. can also supply VOLUNTEERS UNIFORMS, both Press ana Undress, at Eng lish Ooßt Price. Note the address— CITY TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, VIOTOMA-BTBICET EAST. Ty ANTED KNOWN. NEW GOODS ! ~*NEW GOODS ! AT GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. WELLINGTON STOCK ALL SOLD. NOT RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. NO OLD OR BANKRUPT STOCK. PRICKS LOWER THAN EVER (Srr.vjtß Jewellery Especially Cheap). RELINQUISHING NO DEPARTMENT OF TRADK. INTEND RETAINING OUR POSITION LEADING FANCY 8 GOODS EMPORIUM, Tho best place in the Colony to select a Present f r*m In GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. Tfr A N T B "D KNOWN. THR GREATEST SUCCESS OF TnE DAY, REVOLUTION IN THE TAIIX)RING TRABE. SOW'S TO MEABURK AT WHOLESALE PRTOKH, Al .IiWOOIi SUITS from HOOTCH, KAIAPOI. or ROSLYN TWKKX), -lub ; TROUSKRS, 13a. Overcoats irom 'Jfa to m,t. Hut we specially dealre to draw public atiuutlon to our Bes Tweed Salts to measure, £S 17s lid. These are from tho Beat Tweedß in Auckland, and the usual retail prloe Is MS 10a. Uood judges pro nounce our Trousers superb. Kroni Ihe best material, 208 6d; usual retail pilou. 35a. We have the largest tailoring concern in the Nor I Island, and therefore give our patrons tin. benotlt of our Wholesale prloes for uetcimh. Choice selection of everything good and fancy In Coatings, Suitings, and Trouserings. Just look In and ba convinced. All goods shrunk. Material, Stylo, and Fit unsurpassed, AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY, CUSTOMS-STREET EABT. Opposite Coupland's New Buildings. Business Hcurs : 8.30 to 5.80 : 3,80 on Saturday, BOOT TRADE.—GirIs as Improvers to tho machine Wanted.—Apply T. Proaser. Quoen-Btreet "VTEWSPAPER CANVASSER". Wanted, for tho " Cambridgo News and Wai kato Mall," a Person to act as Canvasser for Auckland City; liberal payment, by commls- Bion only.—Apply by letter, stating references, to Q. W. Russell, Propriotor. TO PAINTERS.-Wanted a good Brush Hand for Tauranga.—W. Phlllipps and Son, Quoen-atreet, Auckland. T~O~PaIIENTS.— Before buying your boys' Suits, pay a vialt to Barknr Bros.', Tho Boys Clothiers, Foresters' Hall, Karanga hapo Road. mO BUTCHERS. Wasted, the TJrade to know that Rumps and Loins of Boof are erohanged for Briskets.—For terms, apply FOSS & CO., Butchers, Queen street. To Lei TO LET, The Two-storied BBICK BUILDING IN COMMERCE-STREET Lately occupied by A. and R. Eaton. Apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. TO LET, 4-roomed House, Marmion street.—J. Williams, Tailor, Vlctorla-nt. TO LET, 7-roomed House at Kingsland. Rent 12s fld. Apply Mrs Barnaby.Klngaland. TO LET, a first-rate Bottling Cellar, with conorote floor.—Apply to J. M, and J. Mowbray, Land Agenta. gort-street. TO" LET, Suite of Omces, Ground Floor, Queen ■ street, Best Position.—Apply G. Lewis. Auotlopoor. TO LET, a 3-roomed Cottage.—Apply to 11. J. Rlordan, Hobson-stroet, near Cook-BtreoU TO LET, a Furnished Bed and Sitting room; alao, Furnished Room, suitable for a gentleman.—Apply 141. Victoria street. TO LET, a 4-rooraed House; register grate, colonial oven, walar.—Apply Man- Chester House, NelFOn-street. 110 LET, 6-roomed House noarly new, g«B, bathroom, and good cooking stove.— Apply F. Atoore, Park Road. ofTOrafton Road.; T" ' O LET, 2 Shops ; low rent.—Apply to John A. Beale, Solicitor, Mercantile Chambors, Qneen-streot. TO L6.T, a 2 and 3 roomed Houso.— Apply to Mra E. W. Morrison, Karauga hapo Road, behind Bank of New Zealand. TO LET, a 7 and 2-rooraod Houso.— Apply to Mrs E. W. Morrison, Karanga h%pe Koad, behind Bank New Zealand. TO LBT.a Shop and 5 rooms in Ponsonby, and large Aliotacnt.—Apply to William Rosaor, Wood-street. Ponsonby. O LET, first House right-hand side Richmond Roa'l; Wrooirß.—Apply comer Richmond lioml. TO LET, Furnisliod or Unfurnished, Large Room, fireplace—6th Bhop below Oxford ilotol, Vlotoria-flti cot West O BE LET, a small Shop in the beet part of Queen-street, — Apply to W t L. Mitchell. Land Agent, (ju°on utrcot, , TO LET, two new Shops and Dwelling houses, in Union-street—Apply to Edward Burtloy, Architect. TO LET, in Karangahape Road, one singlo and one double-fronted Shop ; with dwellings —Apply Thus. JJelcher, Queen-stroet. TO LET, in Queen-street, a 7-roomed House ; gas, water, bath, and ovory con venience.—Apply Tboß. Belcher, Queen-streot. TO LET, 2 New 5-roomed Houses. City water and every convenience.—Ap ply Allen, Draper. Jorvola Road. TO LET, Grafton Eoad, a Six-roomed Houso; oity wator laid on.—S. Y. Collins, Kamo Colliery Oltlco, 14, Quoan street. rpO LET, a comfortablo, healthy live- X roomed House In Nowton Road; 11b Gel weekly; tap water.—Apply Mr Fryer, Button Cottagea. Nowton Road, North. TO LET, East-street, Newton, Four roomed Cottage with large yard, colonial oven, scullery, &c.—Apply J. H. Hamcr, Land Agent,, Karangabape Road. ■■ TO LET, pretty Concrete Cottage of 4 rooniiyralßo 0-roomed Wooden Houso, situntcil in Victoria Avenue, Kden Terrace.— Apply_F. Holahway. Eden Terrace. T~ O~BE LET, tho S6» View House, top of St. Qcorgo'e Bay Ro»d, Upper Tai-toll; fine and heallby placa. Rent, 10s. Six rooma, Sic— Enquire noxt door. TO LET, Bedroom, kitchen with oven and scullery, with bedstoad and table.— For address apply to Miss Thornton, New market TO LET, Glen Ayr, Eden Crescent, near St. Paul's Church. Albo, Seaside Re- Bidence, London-street; bathing, boating &o.— Apply F. J. Bennett, Draper, 1!)!), Queen-street. TO LET, a new 7-Roomed House, with Blato roof, situated lp Crummcr Road.— Apply to William Ro:-sor, Wood-street, Pon- Bonby^ TO LET, a nice Furnished Bedroom ; suitable for two yonnit men —Apply to Mrs Evans, corner of Nelson and Wellesley ttreeta^ TO LET, Collingwood-Btreet, off Wel lington-street, 6-rocmod House. Gas, gas stove, city water, and drainage—Apply on the premises, to Miss Paley, or next door^ TO'LET, Glen Ayr, Eden Crescent, near Bt>. Paul's Church. Also, Lea Sldo Resl deune, London-Btroet; bathing, boating, &o.— Apply F^J.jßeMett, Drapejr, I!>9. Queen-at. TO LET (Howe-Bt.), House, containing S rooms and scullery; Immediate possession. Rent, 12s fid per week.—Apply Malcolmaon, De Laoy & Co., lllgh-Btreot._ TO LET, a new Houso, 0 rooms und bathroom, in Gladstone Road, Parnoll; every convenience: good view,—Apply on tho nremlaes. _^__ TO" LET, : 4-roomoil Cottage, 2 stall stable, and good paddock. Gladstone Road, Farnell. Also, 7-roomed House, gas and water, Alma-street, off Manukau Road.—W. and J. Frailer, Land Agents, Qneen-atreet. mo bTFLET, Kyber Pass, a Shop and I Five-roomed Dwelling: a first rate stand: particularly adapted for a chemist; rent, only 18s per week. — Apply to W. L. Mitchell, Coombes'a Arcade. TO BE LET OR SOLD, the White House, Upper Parnoll, commodious, beautiful view, Dest well of best water; 11 rooma, rent, 255; nothing less than 6 months.— Evana, Town Agent, or on the spoU TO LET, House of six rooms, kitchen, and bathroom (Ayr-st., Parnell), water and gas, allotmont 63 x 213; grand view and healthy lo -ality.- Apply to Malcolmson, DeLacy, &Co., High-Btreet. TO BE LET, Gordon House, Hobeon street, 12 rooms, bathroom, good cooking range, Venetian blinds, gas, water, and every convenience tor a first-class boarding-house.-- Apply to W. L. Mitchell, Coombes's Arcade. T~ O LET, a good Dairy Farm of 80 acrep, about 3 miles from Auckland.—Tenders for same will be icceived until the 20th day of July, by J. Laxon, care of Mr John Lamb, 35, Queen-street, from whom all particulars can be obtained. O BE LET, near the Valley Road, Mount Eden, a comfortable 8-roomnd House, with stables, buggy house, and good supply of water; rent,2oßP3r woek; purchasing clause if required.—F. G. Ewington, Estate Agent. TO BE LET, in the Suburbs, 2 very delightful Villa Residences, nearly two acres of ground each. Railway Station in front, and omnlbusßes pass the door j. These are choice dwellings.—W. L. Mitchell, Land Agent, Coombes's Arcade. TO LET, a Shop, with 6 rooms attached, corner of Richmond Rood, OUphant- street, and Lincoln-street, having three frontages; occupied by Mr H. Field, Grocer, for thelast two years ; goed opening. for a smart business man.—For particulars apply John Porter, Rich mond Stpro, Richmond Road.



FOR SALE (cheap), a good Violin, bj Stftinflr.—Apply Iwio Honsn, Grfiy-atroet. FOR BAiiE, n good serviceable Piano forte, cheap.—H. R. Shroff, Mannkav Road, Parnell. FOR SALE, a good~Butener'a~~Bu7inepß: a first-class stand. — Apply for address ai Star Office. FOR SALE, very cheap, a superior Wal nut Suite, almost new.—Apply to Ml FJBher, All Sortg Store, Symond-Btreet. FOR SALE, several town and country Hotels, Businesses. Boarding-houses, and Farms — Grant & Oooke. 75, Quoen-atrcot. IjiOß SALE, Groomed House, built of 1 first-class Umber, lofty, well-finished: no reasonable offer refused.—Apply Becond House Suaaox atreet. Great North Road, Surrey Hills., FOR SALE, Stanwell-Btreet, Conquest Place, Parnejl, a four-roomed Cottage with aoullery; allotment, G8 x 100.—Apply on premises. T7TDR SALE, the 3-ton yacht Ethel May JL1 (coppered), with all Bear, etc.. In good orde ; ruiiutilo for either pleasure or working purposes.- Apply Tl'amm Carriage and Dray Factory, Vlctorin-Btret.t Kast. FOR SALE, in Canada-street, a com fortable, well-flnished Cottage, with bay window, and only two years built. Easy terms to suitable party.—Apply to Mr Wootton,corner East and Upper Queen-streets, next District School. FOR SALE, Avondale, a splendid* little lot of 5 or 10 Acres of flmt-clasß Land, foi cod, and fronts main road. Price, only £35 per aore. Well worth inspection.—D. F. Evans, bund and KBtato Agent. 1323 FOR SALE, Hacket-street, Ponsonby, a nice Villa Roßidenco of flve rooms, well finished; house is substantially built oh an allotment 33 x 95. in a hoalthy locality.—For further particulars apply D. F, Evans, Estate ond Land Agent. 1&JO_ OR SALE, Bond-street, Arch Hill,~~a pretty freehold Cootageof four rooms and Hcullory: pasnugu, 6ft. wide.; verandah, register grate, colonial ovftn, and alnk; a good well of water; nice level allotment, 33 x 105 teet, planted with trees. Cards to view, apply O. F. Kvans^Auctloueer and Katate Agent. 1608. F~ 6R~SALE7"Uuned[instreet7 near St. Mary's Convent, Ponsonby. haudsome Villa Residence, 6 rooms, replete with all con veniences ; qua, city water. The house i* almost new, and In splendid order; standa high, and commanda moat charming view of the harbour; most healthy and delightful aspect. Price. £550. Terms if required.—D F. Kvans, Land and Eaiato Agent. 1520 FOR SALE, in Symonds-street, near City Road, a Comfortable Villa Real dnnco of 6 rooms, lofty, nice hall, gas and olty water throughout, asphalted paths, side en trance, bay window, register grate, stands high. Grand position.—Apply to D. F. Evans, Land Agent. 1502 F" OR SALE, Port Albert, Kaipur 314a, Acres of good Freehold Land, nearly all fenced in by creek and wire/ence; 50 acres laid down In grass; small orchard; frosh water all the year round; water frontage, and adjoins the Port Albert Township.—For further particulars, apply D. F. Kvans, Auctioneer and Land Agent. 1311 FOR SALE, Manning-street, Newton, a comfortable Broomed House, In a very pleasant position; Venetian blinds, rog. grates, Leamington range, gas and water; allotment, 33 x 100; will sell at a low figure.—For further particulars, apply D. F. Evans. Houss and EstaU Agent ( 1531 FOR SALE, Temperance. Terrace, Remuera, a lino new Residence of six well-flnlßhed rooms; allotment, <$ x 221; two fireplaces, oupboard, and dreaser; orchard of 40 trees. Also, the Allotment above (6C x 221).—F0r further particulars, apply D. F. Evans, Auc tioneer and Estate Agent. 1528 FOR SALE, Penrose Junction, opposite the residence of 81r Maurice O'Rorke. 2 Acres of Volcan io Land, corner lot; would make a line market garden: very level. House of 6 rooms, splendidly finished off, stable.fowl-house, and concrete tank (holding 2,000 gallons); about 7 minutes tram Railway Station.—Kor further particulars, apply D. F, Kvans, Auctioneer and Land Agent. U2S_ FOR SALE or TO LET, Victoria Avenue, off Valley Road, a grand Free hold Property, House of 7 Rooms, well finished, bath, sink, It register grates, water laid on, dresser, &c, allotment «0 x 198, bay window, pleasantly nltuated, a grand view, volcanic soil, and well fonccd.—For further particulars apply D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Land Agent. 1535. F~ OH SALE, Bombay Settlement, on Paparata Road, a fine Farm of M Acrea, all laid down In prase, aid divided Into seven paddocks. The land Is all fencod; with an orchard of half-an-acro, and good largo troes about six years old; houae of four rooms, cowshed, haynhed, oalfhouae, and fowllioiiße, A line fresh water creek runs through the property, with a novor-falling spring close to the house. Will sell at a low figure.—Full particulars at oiilco of D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Land Agent. 1512 F~ OR SALE, Dairy and Poultry Farm, Bituate about G miles f .•oui Auckland, by good road, on tho beautiful Avondalo River, consisting of 184 Acres of splendid Land: new and well-built House, 5 rooms, Stable, Buggy house. Workshop, and sundry out-buildings, all in first-class order. Nice, young Orchard, of about 1 acre, and small kitchen garden. This Is a grand little farm, and unsurpassed as a fruit, poultry, and dairy farm, or residential site. Price, only £1,100 for the lot.—D. F. Kvaaa, Land and Estate Agent 1328_ _£• pr DEPOSIT.—New Houso for Sale, c?&*Lx 20 minutoa' walk from Quoonatreet, on Wenkly Pajmont System.—C. Williamson, Estate A'font, Hlgh-Btreet. _£•*>/! -- FOR SALE, single-seated dWO\r« Bngßy (almost new), with lamps, &"0., comploto, and harness.—Apply Stab Office. £*-1 PA CASH only needed, imme -3& JLCfT-J dlate possession, largo commo dious Now Houeo (?0 rainuteafrom Quoon-street), wnßb-honse with oopper boiler, large allotment; ontire price, £750 j interest 8 per cent., rcducable in instalments of £1 per week. A grand chance. - Cards to viow from J. 11. Rundorson, Auc tioneer^ A LLOTMENTS FOR SALE.-30a per ±\. foot, 100 x 300, ilmest viuw in Nonhoote; also 7J acres, grand viows—£Boo; on good road, convonlent to Ferry.—"X.L.N.T.." Star. A BARGAIN.-For Sale, Cheap, a Firßt-oInBB Chronometer, by Charles Shephord, with splendid rate. Mußtbosold.— Apply J. Fraser, Watchmaker, Queen-street Wharf. BOARDING-HOUSE, centrally (situated, with leaso of commodious brick premises (22 rooms), furnished throughout, to bo Bold as a going coucorn, with all requisites for carrying on ; paying business, at the low prlco of £150; any reasonable oll'or will bo entertained.— Apply J. R. Randerson. /CHANCES FOR WORKING MEN. \_/ Four Acrea Splondid Land, half well established Orchard, and Now Cottage of five rooma for £450 ; £50 cash, balance 71 per cent.; cottage and allotment £10 cash, balanoe weekly payments. Grandly sltua cd Allotments various suburbs,.cheap, and on any lorma to suit pur chasers. Money awaiting investment on Becuritiea of all kinds,—Apply J. R. Randeraon. HO'ICE Little Property ; high position ; allotment, JO x 96, with comfortable 7 roomed House and 3-roomed Cottage; £720. £200, balance 8 per ce»t: quiet and healthy lo cality.—Apply .). R. Randerson, Auctioneer. LIGHT BUSlNESS'to"be"disposed of; voiy suitable to a Lady, and could easily bo conduotod in connection with some other business; small capital required.—For address inquire at Star Office. WNER~LEAVING FOR EUROPE.— For Saleor loLct, Zacrossplendid Land, with convenient 10-Roomed House, coach houso. stable, and other outbuilriings ; well-sheltered with ornamental troes; close to railway and 'bus; a bargain, £1.250, or 22s Gd rental, or, with 2 acrOß moro laud. 25s.—Apply J. R. Randerson. QUBSTANTIALLYBUILT Cottage of 4 (o Rooms, witn bay window, wrought iron range, register i;rate, tanks verandah back rind front, good allotment; price, only £600. Albo, good Store to Let mid for Sale, Manukau Road, Parnoll,—Apply J. R. Randeraon, Auctioneer. O~BE SOLD CHEAP, nearly quarter of an sere in the heart of the city, suitable as a site for any kind of Manufactory.—Apply H. Smith, caro of A. H. Nathan. X*AAA~FOR tha* Bum * nnTVm gt»/\F\F powered to Sell Iho very pick of Cultivated Farms (150 acres) in the Waikato, C-roomtd House, &c—Hannaford'B Agency. Public Notlcor. TO the Inhabitants of Freeman's Bay who are in tho habit of encouraging a Lad of lfi years of beo in thoir House or Stables, or otherwise encouraging him in his Idleness, will bo Punished by Law, as three of their names are well known. A UCKLAND POULTRY, PTGEON, canary, and rabbit association. The Above Association will hold their Second Annual Show In the DRILL-HALL. Welleßley- Btreot, on THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, 23rd. 2ith. and 251h days of July noxt. IMPORTANT. Entries will be received by the Secretary, at the office of Mr C. H, Osmond, Queen-street, opposite Wiseman's Saddlery Establishment, until i p.m. TO-MORROW (Tuesdaj), July 7< where schedules and all particulars may be obtained. O. A. STEVBN, Sec. /"VRANGESI BANANAS!! PINES!!! PER B.S. "JANET NICOLL Subsidised by Government to run to the South Sea Islands) ORANGES, BANANAS. COCOANUTS, &C. As the Fruit will be Cased at the Islands (the trip only occupying about six days), pur chasers oan rely on receiving the samo in FIRST-CLASS ORDER AND CONDITION, And at stated intervals, So that a Regular Supply will be guaranteed. CHARLES BAGL EV, WHOLESALE FRUITERER, CUBTOMB-BTKKKT AND PARNELL KIBK. N.B.—Country Orders for the Auckland Dis trict, accompanied by remittance, promptly attended to. F~~ LESHERS' Bratting, Butchers' Linen, Marbled Linen for Fishmongers' windows, Dall Leathers for Cabinetmakers, Stair Lino levin for Hotels.—J. M. MnLachlan, 222, Queen street. DEVONPORT.— To Let, Several Cot tages and Furnished Houses.—Apply R and R, Duder, Houso and Land Agents.



jls* TJIOP, GISBORNE sX&hg& JP AND EAST COASI i"^*7*TrTffSrPORTS —Tim regular tradei GISBORNK. .1. H. Skinner, E»Ma'4iT, will sail as ahoye on S7r^^^^^ or about WEDNESDAY next. Bth last., weather permitting. Now receiving oarßoatQneen-street Wharf. Gisborne shippers will pleaße send down early. H. B. MORTON, Agent. MISS VAILE will resume Scholastic D ities on Wednesday, Sth July. Pompalher Terrace, Ponsonby. MRS _7WILLIAMS\3 Boardinghouee, Grey-street. Singli. Bedrooms, with Piano and Bathroom, &c. Terms, 18a. Visitors will find a comfortable home. ISS J. O'HANLON, Artiste in every kind of artistic work, is prepared to give Lessons. Terms. quarterly, £2 2a; or Single Lessons, 2s 6d, 1b 6d, and Is. All Orders lor Work in Wax, Marble, Leather, Silk, Wool Lace. Painting, and Beed Work promptly and satisfactorily executed. — Address: Coombea's Arcade, Queen-street. MRS BOYLE, MIDWIFE, Bees to Intimate to the Ladies of Auck land and country districts that she is prepared to receive Patients during their accouchement at her residence, Fernleigh Villa, FernlelKh street. Ponsonby. Ladies wishing to come to town from country districts would do woll to avail themselves of this quiet retreat. Mra B. hopes by civility and strict attention to the requirements of her Patients to merit a fair shttro of patronage. N.B.—Will Doctors pleasr note this address ? Q II A L T~se N (4 E. I, MICHAEL MAHER, of Panmuro, do challenge to Wrestle JOHN RAINEY, of Dun edin—bost throe falls out of five—for the sum ol £C 0 and Championship of Auckland. ril H E NEW TARIFF. A complete list of Dutiable and Free Goods, compiled from official documents, to be had at Si A R Office. PRICK SIXPENCE. "DEVISED BIBLES. XV RRYISKD BIBLES'. RlCVWltl) BIBLES. Our First Consignment of the above is ex pected NEXT TUESDAY, the 7th instant, per Rlmutaka, Orders should be left at once, as only a limited supply will be available for some weeks. AUCKLAND SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION, Wellesley and Alhert-Btreets. [Established 1866.1 T T TTATSWELL, FAMILY GROCER, Notllcß to his old Customers and Friends that RESUMED BUSINESS IN PRINCES-ST., Opposite the Masonic Hall. Returning thanks for past patronage, J.L H. assures his old friends that their orders will bo attended to with promptness and despatch. Vote tho address— J. L. HATSWELL, Family Grocer, Opposite Masonic Hall, PRINCES-STREET, Auckland. TWT 0 T I C E. All Claims against the Brigantine Motley having reference to her Inward cargo must bo presented at tho office of the undersigned on or beforo TUESDAY, July 7, 1885, or they will not be recognised. ARNOLD HINES _ CO., Agents, "DHffiNIX FIRE OFFICE OF LONDON. ESTABLISHED msfloVEß 100 YEARS). This Old-established Company Is prepared to undertake Flro Inhuiance Business of every description, and guarantees to its Clients Abac lute Socnrlty, Liberal Terms, and Promptitude in all its Spttloments. HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE, Agents, Fort-street, ]WTEW MARKET BOROUGH COUNCIL. Applications are invited by the above Coun cil from Competent Persons willing to act in tho undermentioned capacities :— 1. Civil Engineer for the Borough. 2. Valuer for the Borough. Applicants to state terms and conditions under which they will accept ihe above appoint ments. Applications to be cent to tho Town Clerk (Wm. Dlnnison, Newmarket) up to TUESDAY next at Noon. W. JJ3UITKR, Mayor. IMTOUNT ALBERT ROAD DISTRICT. N 6~tTc E. The Offlco of the Mount Albert Road Board is now REMOVED from tbe Public Hall to the Christiana' Meeting House, Kingsland Non- North Road. The Board will meet on tho First and Third THURSDAY in each mouth at 730 p.m. until further notice. Tho Clerk will be in attendance from 6 to 8 o'clock every WEDNESDAY evening. H. SMITH. Chairman. July 3rd, 1885. IrtOß Cheapnoss, Durability, Quality, and ' Quantity, in Boys' Suits, go to Barker Bros., Foresters' Hall, Karangahape Road. ARKER BROS.,Foreetera' Hall, Kara ngahape Road, havo just rocoivod per s.s. Aorangi 1,000 Boys' Suits. These are a better and a cheaper lot than tho last shipment of 600 Buits. which were sold in ono month. "pOULl'iiY AMI EGG FARMING.—An XT exceptionally good opportunity is now open. Cash required, about £60. — Address Poultry, Post-office, Whangarel. C'~ fTA~B, WILLIAMSON, Land, House, and Estate Agent, High street (near Shortland-street), has alwayß for sals and to let large and small houses In the City, suburbs, and country districts ; alßOfArms. Improved and unimproved, In various parts of the province. ■ Several eligible building allot ments for sale In the City. See lists In _vkninq Stab and " Herald " THE Cheapness of an Article Doponde upon the Quality. The reasons why tho New Zealand Twted Company, Tailors, Short landrstreet, has mot with tho amonnt of buccobb that it has are: Firstly, the Tweeds are all of No w Zealand manufacture, coming direct from the Mill, so there is no Middleman's Profit; secondly, every Garment is Thoroughly Shrunk, and mode In a Flrst-olass Style thirdly, there Is No Credit, bo tho Good Customer doos not pay for the Bad.—New Zealand Tweed Company Tallois. Bhortland-strept, opposite Star Offlno OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION CLASSES. Book-keeping (Mr Bodle) -Mondays, 7.30. Shorthand (Mr Wilson)-Wednesdays, 7. Elocution—(Mr Boak)—Wednesdays, 7.30. Terms: Fhkk to Subscribers to the Association. "CTIGHT-SOIL CONTRACT! The June quarter being now due, immediate Payment is requested. Service Btoppod whero payment is in arrear. Office, Market Yard. SAM. WHITE, Contractor, Telephone 336. I HAVE on hand, and wish to dispose of at a very Cheap rate, a Select ABBort nient (not Salvage) of Fashlonttble Sorgo. Cash mere, and Fancy (blick and coloured) Cos tumes ; also, Ladicb' and Children's Under olothing, hand made, &c—MRS HADLEY, op poslte Pram's Hotel, Hobson-BtreeU CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, OR DECLINE AND ITS SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT, Showing that formidable disease to be curablo in all its stages, with observations on Coughs, Asthmn, Chronic Bronchitis, &c. BY GBO. THOS. CONGREVE, Of Peckham, London, S.ffi. Sixpence. Post Free, Skvenpknck. Pnbllßhed by UPTON & Co., Booksellers, Auckland, N.Z., And may be ordered of any Booksollor. VT N. 8.-250.000 SOLD IN ENGLAND. THE FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIA TION (LIMITED), OV LONDON. Notice Is hereby given that all claims of any nature upon the above Fire Insurance Associa tion (Limited), of London, arising in connection with their late Agenoy in Auckland, held by Mr F. Klssling, of the same city, are to bo sent in, together with full particulars, to tfie undor alKned (who ia the duly authorised agent for the Bdjnatment and settlement of all afraixß in con nection with thte agenoy), to the address given, on or before the Bth day of July, 1885. Dated at Auckland thiß 25th day of June, 1885. i FR.fl-rJ_ F. LESLIE, Agent for the Fire Insurance Association (Limited), of London i Bcherffß Buildings, Fort-Btreet. QPECIAL NOTICE For the convenience of Customers resident In Upper Symonds-stteet and Mount Eden District we havo arranged a BRANCH OFFICE (With Telephone connection), at OBUDOK AND KOENTON's, Wlnstone'a Buildings, Upper Symonds-stroet, Where orders left for FUEL, CARTING, HORSE-FEED, SCORIA, 40., Will receive prompt attention. Note.—A large Covered Spring Waggon and Spring Carts for Removal of Furniture. W. & G. WINSTONE, ' CUBTOMB-BH.TRKET RAST. AUCKLANL



♦ JL M TuE Brethren of the various Constitu tions are requested tn attend the Funeral of our late Brother Jkiiios Rrrin Andrews, Ara Lodge, No. 34", 1.0. The Funeral w,ll liarf? his late residence, Lownr Symonda-street, TO MORROW. (Tues loj). at 3 p.m. J. R. HANNA, W. M... 318.1 0. WILLIAM CRAIG W.M.. in, 1.(2. ARTHUR WRIGHT, W.M.. CS9, E.O. J P. CLARK, W.M., 1338, X C. 0. M. NEW3ON, W.M., 1330, E.C. 11. WALKKR. R.W.M., US. S.C. W. ANDERSON, R.W.M., Lodge PonßOnby, S.C. a YOUNG nAvma bought thk ARCH HILL 'BUS LINE OF COACHKB FROM THE NORTHERN OMNIBUS COMPANY, will, on MONDAY NEXT, run an ADDI TIONAL 'BUS. Time Table in a day or two. NEWTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, EDINBURGH-STREET. ANNUAL SOIREE TUESDAY, JULY 7, ISBS. Toa at C.30. Tickets, la fid, After tea, a Public Meeting to bo addressed by Roys. It. Bavin, 0. Worboys, W. J. L. Closs, ft W. J. Millnr. iwid othee Irinnds. Music by the Church C;hoir. Collections at Sunday Services in aid of Church Fundn, uSi AucMonsr TOMORROW. PLANTS ! PLANTS ! PLANTS ! PLANTS ! PLANTS ! PLANTS ! W. DOWOEN AND CO. Will aell by public auction at their Mart, Queen- Btreet, to morrow (Tuesday), at 11 o'clock, FRUIT TREES Forest Trees Shelter Troos Ornamental Shrubs Flowering Plants, &C. &C. fcC. _______ At a quarter to 11 o'clock. AMERICAN CHAIRS. AMERICAN CHAIRS. - NEW SHIPMENT. GABRIEL LEWIS Has received Instructions to sell, to-morrow, Bt a quarter to 11 o'clock, JO A CASES OF AMERICAN CHAIRS. Terms at Sale. Held over till to-morrow, on account of the inclemency of the weather. WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, STOCK-IN-TRADE OF A SADDLER. No Reserve. GABRIEL LEWIS Has roooived Instructions to sell, at his Rooms, on above date, ut 11 o'clock, THE STOCK-IN-TRADE OF A SADDLER, comprising — Cut Leather Belting, Saddles, Leather Bags, Bridles, Har ness, Girths, Pouches, Nails, Twine, Tools, Saws, and General Miscellaneous articles, &c, &c, &o. ~!..:'; WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, At 11 o'clock. POSTPONEMENT OF SALE, LEASE and GOODWILL of PREMISES HOBSON-STREET (next door but one to Munro and Milligan's). EDWARD LEYDON Will sell by auction, on the premises as above, LEASE, Fixture?, Stock-in-Trade, Household Furniture, Horse and Cart, &o. R. 0, OAKB] [B. D, TONKS WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, At 11 o'clock. CHAIRS. CHAIRS. CHAIRS. Ex Motley, from New York, B. TONKS & CO. Are Instructed to Bell, on Wednesday next, at 11 o'clock, IKA CASES, CHAIRS IOV NichclßGrecian Spindle Grecian Bent-top Barroom ;:. '- • ■ Washington Wood ■ •-•■ "! &c, Sec, Sea. . ..-i Just landed, ex Motley, from-New York. n. o. cabb] [b. d, tonk« WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, At 11 o'clock. IRON BEDSTEADS, IRON BEDSTEADS. Ex Crusader, from London, B. TONKS & CO. Are instructed to sell, on Wednesday next, at 11 o'clock. 1 O CASES IRON BEDSTEADS, AO French, all 1-inch pillar, 66 x3feet, and Oli x 1-6, assorted colours. Ex Cruaador, from London. WEDNESDAY NOON. „ ' REMOVED FROM THE SUBURBS FOR X CONVENIENCE OF SALE. SALVAGE FROM LATE FIRE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. . "j PIANO, PERSONAL EFFECTS, TOOLS. 2 NEW BEDDING, &o. ~ J- It. ARTHUR Has been favoured with instructions to sell by public auction, at his Mart, Queen-street, on Wednesday next, at 12 o'olock noon, A WALNUT SUITE . (Fancy Ren, 0 pieceß), Walnut Loo Tablos, Card Tablo, Honse-hair Suite, Cre tonne Suite, Cane and Wood Chairs, Che/foniore Book Case, Carpeta, Fenders, Fire Ironß Mangle, Pictures, Range, Stove. Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Child's Cot. Palliasses, Mat traujcß, Pillows. Blankets. Chests of Drawers Washstanda, Toilet Tables. Looking Glasses' Toilet Sots, Commode, Matting, Kitchen Utensils. Glass, China, and Earthenware. Two Useful Pianos A Chest of Tools A Box of Personal Effects A Case of New Bedding A Trunk of Boots A Box Ladies' Clothing. THURSDAY, 11 o'Clook, a.m. SALVAGE! SALVAGE! ' MONTAGUE'S, QUEEN-STREET. FIRE ! FIRE ! STOCK OF FANCY GOODS, TOYS, fLATED WARE, JEWELLERY,'* WOEK BOXES, WRETIKO ,ii ■/„ DESKS, GLASSWARE, CHINA, 40. To be sold by Auction, on Mr M. Montacrrie'a '''' premises, Queeu-streot. On> Thursday, at *11" ---o'clock a.m., " r l.*^ On account of whom it may concern, THE SALVAGE FROM THE LATE FIRE, OF HIS STOCK, ' "*" More or lees damaged by fire and water. R. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, JULY 10. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEB. LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, RENDAL PLACE, MOUNT EDEN. JOHN REID & CO. Have received instructions from the Mortgagee to sell by public auction, at their Stores. Queen-street, on Friday, the 10th day of July! at 12 o clock noon, ' ■ " ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in Randal Place, Mount Eden, being Lot No. 15 of the BubdiviMon of pail ." of Allotment No. 1 of Section 5. of the Bubnrbs of Auckland: together with the Dwelllng-honae thereon erected; now let to weekly tenants st a good rental. The ground la leased for 10 years. having about 39 years to run, at a rental" of £& ' 10s per annum. Title Deeds and Conditions of Sale can bo seen at the office of Peter Oliphant, Bolioitoiv , Cos tinned on Fourth P\g«