THE MELBOURNE BANK ROBBERY.

SovcralAt;. osts. (B V pABM.-corvTuoHT.) Kbwtww'9 tem-oram..] (Received J7neßth-1 p.m.) . MKtnocitSß, June 8. 9 „„ra which wero current yestor hrSTe^ct that several arrests I W Ln made in connection with Simp- I l>r- „ d Bank robbory proved correct. I 0l jounced to-day that the police I " ___! T.kmenand throe women in vanous • U^.n suspicion of being concerned \¥Hi .Vlr The cart in which the i ji *3 \ „!!; oil' has also been found I "Rifled by thoso who saw it at tho * "* HJho robbery. Whon prisoners wore ; "*{"_;°t tho police station. .0100 in notes 1 **? National Bank of Australia were | j upon thorn, together with a largo

OPENING OF PUKEKOHE CONVENT.

n ew convont buildings nt Pukekoho, I 'Jich have just been completed by Mr I !^ ff ina9 contractor, undor tho supotiu : awfence of Father Costollo ns projector and | bitect as *ell> wero so,Gmn,y opened : , Jj-jjjd by Bishop Luck in tho presence : r ijwo concourso of peoplo, numbering :**j£ ol 400. lOur report is crowded j ; it tO'dny.J

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

I dfowMessrs. Moody aud Whitcombc. J.P. s). ; mi-vK-Sis individuals were punished for I Jfltoce. Elmer Jnansen, 20-s., or seven

• DntNK.—Richard Irwin, an old of j__"wasbrought up on severul charges - HI ffw"dlsonlerly: r-'l obscene lungiing,■: I:i "SStoe Constable White and ilaninginglns S lte. on the 6th instant.-Tho prisonei- SJdnotgiiiltv.-Constable Christie deposed fffi i violent conduct. He kicked and ; " Knd struck witness on the head. He was : Km aa the loader of a gang known ns the IfffirßoyS." His language was truly awful : S obscene-Constable White produced : I'Saged shnko. He might inform the Bench > «i lhh was not the tirst timo be bad been ns ■ .»MbT "Captain" Fcathcrstone.—Prlsonor : She police excited him by tho rough m.in- Sfin which they handcuffed hiin.-Tlic Bench : ihta to pay a fine of £20. damage, and ■£_ or tako s' x mo,lt,,:S' imprisonment with 1 CTSTOMEK.—James Dunn was 1 ireed with being armed with a revolver and ' STrennds of ammunition, with a felonious a' toton the Tth Instant. Prisoner denied the ,-; ElConstable Cahill deposed that at 1.30 ''Toil Sunday morning he saw the prisoner I ___de a boarding-house, corner of Albert and 1 Sidliam-streets. He spoke to him. and per jaded Mm to go in; prisoner was under the __.encc of liquor. Dunn said, Ah, I have !«ietlilng sweet for you, ami put his hand to i Sitiresit He at once seized his hand, nnd a MMman e»me to his assistanco. On getting l&tothe station he found upon prisoner a I ffflli-er and 9lx rounds of ammunition.—Do :«tlre Jones deposed to seeing prisoner fre- J (tenth- in tho streets at all hours m the night; 1 to following him at two o'clock in the morning into very suspicious circumstances, and in ■se Instance he found a biurk window broken 1 cBL-Sergeant Androw C'larko deposed to ■ Swing the prisoner ns a buigl.r, both here j ud at tho Thames; he had beer, convicted I ileren times for house-breaking. Prisoner on 1 i* last occasion was sentenced to fourteen Inn penal servitude.—Snpt. Thomson said, in • (onseouenco of good conduct marks, prisoners ! alence had been reduced.—Prisoner said he _d been at work for the Freezing Company adfor Mr MeUuirc; he purchased tlio revolver jsir Wswlth tho purpose of going to tho Fill, ' rtereeuch nn article might be necessary ; lie 1 sever intended to shoot the policeman.—lhe 13och said fortunately the revolver wns not Jaded, and prisoner had been at work. Jrined 11. or in default ono month at Mount Kden. ; : Risusn.—Walter Wiilkcr, charged with as : uniting John Hurko while assisting Constable <liihlllin arresting Dunn, was remanded until Hednesday. on the application of Mr 1. Cooper. JMailowed, self £20 and one surety to the same vjgannt. ~ '■"■A Labcenv of a Coat.—Edward llyan was l/birged with larceny of an overcoat, value 15s, jUpropertv of lleni-y Hertz, on the Uth mst. i. Sapier, in defence, pleaded guilty, 'twas 'lireiy sad case ; the Ind was only 17, and las ■ '-other, .widow and n person ot respectability, _j (loan all she could te restrain tho boy lroni course. She was desirousof sending lie boy to an uncle in Sydney, and if there he :_. t conduct himself better, or if not there ;i3a reformatory in which he could be placed. ! . fact that ho sold the coat for a shilling and lined the money showed that the boy was of kk mind. Sergeant Pratt wished to contrn r' tthe learned counsel. Prisoner was ID, and Jdtoken la fid in part payment for the coat. _n Bench would see by the list that prisoner is a bad lot. Mrs Rvan said she had|dono her kfor the boy. and had put him to a shoc fier. Prosocutor was not willing to prose-1 sht Fined £5 and cost, or one month's mi-

(Cows Astray.—-Mary Cargo, three cows at tge: 5s an il uosts. JwotjRNED tilt, Wednesday. -.Arthur Ranter Police Offoncos Act, supposed to be of monad mind; John Huteliins. insulting Inn are: also Denis K. Flay ell, school teacher, of .remarket, for caning O-inoud Thornton. Mr Kihony for complainants, atul Jlr Cooper in ftaiviNO Stolen Goons.—Harriet Dcwson, Aiwed with receiving a largo number of er as from persons knowing them to have been ales, was brought up this morning at the Police Court, before Messrs. Moody and V hit \t____. Justices. Sergeant Pratt said ho had ranged with tlio Crown feolicitor to take onlj B-ofthe cases preferred against the prisoner liltls Court, which ivould bo sufficient for a Umlttal. - James Seutt, drnpor, of London lime, Victoria-street, depend that on tiie iint UKit bis man placed seven suits of boys dotting by tho doorway on some Chinese uffliil-. The suits were brought to him by itetive Jones, and he at once recognised thorn uIU proporty. Had not previously missed is. as he had been detained from business tough ill-health.—William Hondriok, a little to.dmosod that Mrs Dewson lived in Jermvn «eeL Hsd taken a number of things to Mrs _mon'3. 110 and Hondolo Dewson took a .Idle of things from a drapers shop I.Mr Sstf. in Victorie^strect. He carried four I olteandHondolosoven. Showed the detective i rti. tbeknickorbockcFS wero stolon from, also I todiflferent places where tlio dresses anil-other iitowere. AH tho stolen things were token sMraDewson. He took the suits home first, Ddhlsmother put them undor Dewson s houso. .After further eyidence had been taken the jHioner was committed for trial.

VOLUNTEER NOTES.

parrlson Artillery. tan ww a gpod muster of 70 men at the leskly drill of the Garrison Artillery on !«taiday night, when the men w-oro put tough the manual exercise by Liouten ttU George and Westney. Lieutenant George announced that he bad mado ar anwments to give instruction in big gun Mst Point Resolution for an hour evory Earning. Shooting at Tauranga. I Atthefiringof the Tauranga Rifle Club, i Ur Ward maie a good score of G8 .out of a i«ible 80. This is tho beet score ever mdeat Tauranga. Mr King made 58, and Hrlhthie 52. Veteran Rifles. Bishop Cowie has replied to the Secretary sfthlscorps stating that he will be happy jlo accept the position of honorary chaplain ta the Company. The Bishop holds a medal to Krvice during the Indian Mutiny. Bobson Rifle Shooting Club. On Saturday afternoon, 22 members of tin itove Club assembled on Mount Edon tag-far the purpose of competing for a flv_ cop and medal, presented by Captain D^naa and Colour-Sergeant Little respec frely. Tho afternoon was favourable for Nfahooting, and some good scores wero ■fit The ranges wero 200, 300, and 500 I*4, eeven shots at each range. Colour - B*»ant Little was the winner of .the cup •Wi a icore of U points. Vol. G. Little »«second with a score of 67, while Volun w-W. Jones, with 03 points to bis credit, »*the first prize in the second set. The mn far the medal was postponed till a W"K dote, in consequence of it being toe- Wltdfireat the 000 yards. The usual Ml of the Company takes place tins fcffltog, Ponsonby Rifles. .The drill nights of this corps have been *»ged. A "notice elsewhere requests JaMw to attend n't tho Ponsonby Hall •wight for drill. - •; Church Parade. fte Victoria Rifles and City Guards held •wwch Parade yesterday morning. The J*»nrai_ered at the Drill shed at 10 o'clock, JMdress w _th white glove 3 and side-arms. ,«Madedby the Garrison Band,marched to ■J B»fots' Church by way of Grey street, J^'ogahapo Road, and Ponsonby Road, .en, "liter comprised:—Band, 22 instru- Ntlin l* under Bandmaster Morris ; Vie- rank and file, under Captain _»j lieutenants Skinner and met , '••^rds, 47 rank and file Uder (\Z • Isaacs and Lieutenant Ctt . tarn -Or Evans. Conaider g» hnot. manifested in the N?i^r 6t . %Mh was thronged Cl^i thelmeofn' ' whom accom- It An o .Vol? nteers to wan. «- 3 rea d by Ssints', the lessons v ** y ic toria W «r' Cha Plain of th& -l from |____7v- Bishop Cowie preacLe. ,-A.n, "Wivene-of the 17th chapter of. M* «:..-, ■.' —■ -

nt^g man named Samuel White was D3S__E~JB4b afternoon by Sergeant *JJ^.on the charge of assaulting Henry iSJJT'-I' walleged that prisoner and i^J-S^e. served with dinner at tbe »3PBls_*pt by Borsboom, ond' when g*ior payment. White struclc the pro-: HLj n ,the eye. The police were at once ™ to<i White given into custody.

SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

Supkrin'tkxdknt THOMSON recoived the following telogrnm to-day from Constable Coughlan, of KawaWawa : — " Weteve, a native, tiflecn years old, shot hiinsolf on Saturday, at I'uapekapeka, whilo pigoon shooting. It is supposed that ho com mitted suicide, as tho muzzle of the gun was placed in his mouth, and ho ro ceiied tho contonts thoro. causing instant death. His companions wero some distance from him at tho time. Tho mattor lias been reported to tho Coroner, and an in quest will bo hold.

"THE SILVER KING."

"Tin: SILVKR Kixit" (which is to bo pro iliiced at Abbott's Opera House on Thurs day ovonini; noxt, Juno 11, undor tho ninn agoment of Mossts JlacMahon and I.oitcli, by special arrangomont with Mossra Wil liamson, Garnor, and Musgrovo), is a vory strong play, taking it all round. It ia not so in tho concise, polished, inexorablo, cold way in which "Forget Mo Not" is. Far from that. Its strength lios in its clear plot, exciting sensationalism and thrilling incidents on the ono hand, and the grasp they gain upon tho imagination ; on tho othor, in its clearly individualised charac ters, tho fitnoss of tho language in which thoy cxpross thomselvoa, and tho powerful, emotional interest both incidents and characters oxcito. But whore the play is strongest of all is in its purity and healthiness of sentiment. What may be called a broad golden web of lovo, nll'ection, roligious fooling, and nobility of purposo runs through all its varied tissue, ennobling and raising it far abovo ordinary plays written to point a moral. Affection for wife, home, and children ; wifoly love that never for ono momont dies; faithful service of an old retainer requited i^i tho end ; and reward for a truo and noblo attempt at ex piation—that is what remains most strongly, impressed upon tho mind when all the melodrama, tho shooting, tho escapes, the low lifo, tho detectives, tho misery and the hundcuil's have lost their hold upon the memory. If the stago can teach, surely it is by force of lessons such as these, and may those who havo the courago to try and drive thorn homo roap their rich reward, as Messrs Jones and Herman have dono in the present caso. Thoro is bright hope for the much-maligned English school of dramatic writers—hope not exactly of the future oither—^whon it can originato such plays as this. It may bo well to remember that on account of tho length of tho performance the curtain will rise each evening at a quartor to eight o'clock sharp.

LARCENIES AT AN AUCTION.

While tho salo of salvago stock was pro ceeding at Owen and Graham's to-day, a man named Salvador Williams was arrested by Constable Herbert on tho chargo of steal ing an overcoat which was found in his pos sesion, Subsequently, the constable also nrrestad William Berry, charged with larceny of a shirt and 8 scarfs, and Charles William Coleman, accused of stealing a smoking cap. Complaints had beon mado of the potty pilferings going on, nnd Constable Horbert was sent down in plain clothes with tho result already stated. Coleman, who, it appears, has been Messrs Tonks storomnn for five years, was bailed out this afternoon by Mr Corr. It transpires that ho was promised tho cup by Mr Isaacs, tho purchase?, but eon mittad the mistake of taking possession boforo tho goods were hnndod over to Mr Isaacs. Tlio other men were going out of the store with tho goods in (heir possession when arrested,

POLITICAL NEWS.

(by tki.kuiuvh—own cokuespondent.)

Wellington, this day,

Parliament will bo opened on Thursday by Sir Wm. Jervois in person, and not by Commission.

Government have a Bill in preparation for the reform of tho Legislative Council. The Bill will not be of n revolutionary character.

The policy Bills—including the Native Lands Settlement Bill—will be submitted in the shape of a series of Bills, tho one con tingent upon the other.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(Received June 8,11.30 a.m.) The Insurrection in Crete. Constantinople, June 0. Frr.TiiF.R details to hand with regard to the disturbance in Crete shew that a number of Cretan deputies boarded a steamer which was bringing Savas Pasha, the new Governor, nnd attompted to pre vent his landing, declaring that ho had been appointed contrary to tho wishes of tho Cretan people. Destructive Earthquakes. Bombay, June 7—Tho earthquake; in the province of Cashmero still continues with great severity. Great damage to property ha 3 taken place, and many houso3 have been wallowed up by fissures in the earth. Arrival of Sir Peter Lnmadon—Enthusias tic Reception. London, Juno 7th. Major - General Sir Peter Lumsden arrived here to-day from India. He met with an enthusiastic reception, being warmly cheered by a large crowd that had assembled to welcome him. Commorcial Report. London, June 5.—30 per cent, consols remain at 99J; N.Z. 5 per cent. 10 40 loan is ,-Cl higher ; £104 14s do, 4i por cont; £103 4 per cent, inscribed stock, £99 10s. Tallow : Australian beef, 2Ss Od; mutton, 31s, por cwt. Wheat: Tho total quantity of wheat afloat for the United Kingdom is 939,000 quarters, or 1,000 quarters less than last week. Adelaide is quoted at 35a, ex •tore, and New Zoaland 28s to 345, accord ing to grade. Wool at to-days sales 12.800 bales were iubmittod to competition to a dull market. Merino wools rule about id lower than the I April sale 3.

ARRIVAL OF THE IONIC.

The direct steamship lonic arrived at Port Chalmers this morning, aftor a paeans' •f 43 days 5 hours. Passengers all well.

At St Patrick's Cathedral yesterday. Father Egan presided at the organ both morning and evening. The rev gentleman, who holds a certificate as doctor of music, proved himself to be a master of the instru. Sent, his playing boing greatly appro, ciatcd by tho largo congregations present, Aftor the eleven o'clock mass, a meeting of the congregation took place for the purpose of devising the best means of recognising Father Luck's services in erecting the organ in the Cathedral. It was decided to make a presentation to tho rev. gentleman of a lathe and sot of tools, and subscription lists wore at once opened for that purposo. Father Luck is a capital amateur carpenter. At the District Coutt to-day judgment for plaintiff was given in several unde- V.ded cases. In the caso of John Hobbs Evelyn 1 Hastings, a judgment sum mons ca^. th opnyment of £10 « quarter was ordered. In a claim J, Leyclon v. v. I vncl £03 10s. commission, it was stated that tie parties had agreed to rofer to arbitration A case of some interest was "a led involving the liability for shares. The Aucklrnd Tramway Company sued D. i?lnn«0 amount of deposit on nppli- Son for and allotment of ','OO of the Com reserved judgment. t -^es_^ss^iS^ ssaS_OT.sta* *™ mj Wvbrt Reeve in the leading rtto of vvyuc.li;. i riipce had a run ot three 5_S? The season now closing has beep a Z d deserving OBpeeial mention having °f S tho season contributed largely JoThf en oyment of the audience by pro £&&' newe-t and choicest musfo Sa^ilSdSn w^e"expected from ffi^'ffl to carry on a mission W^-fntoiht"Ghrißtain people here, among^f »4f JfiJ^ur would He amongst Their «I*t^ e^l&^d.thedespondent, thelapsed, th«^ w «j^^p beUovft help and those who **£> ; , thou mine ui»B«- '

THEIAUCKLAND EVENING STAJR, MONDAY, JONE 8, 1885. n



Wanted. WANTED, smart Advertisement Can vassor tor "Rationalist."—Apply 10., Queen-street, over Bennett's, Draper. WANTED, energetic, "clevsr Builder, witli Smal Oapitnl, to rtuiltl Smnll llnupps, advertiser finding allotmonto; ioint tirnflts.-AJlo.tinonta, Simu IHUco. ' WANTED, Baker, Steady Man, for Paeroa Bakery.—Thornton, Smith, anil Firth. __ WANTED, a good, steady Uoamsman, Constant Work -, S- por day.—Apply Wm. Sutherland & Co., Onohnnna. WANTED, Coat Hands, Trousers Finishors, and Improvers.—Auckland Clothing Co.. Custom-street East. WANTED, a Boy to carry parcols.— Apply J. H. Hannan, Draper, Victoria street. WANTED, 2 rospectablo "Roys as Apprentices to the Wrought Iron Oven and Itango Manufactory.-Herbert 11. Smith Auckland iron Works. WANTED, a smart, respectable Roy for a Grocer's Sbop i ono to whom a good homo can bo given.—Apply, at once, to Sharp and Co., Customs-street. WANTED, nn Improver for Stiiircnso Building and Joinery.—Mr Leadbeater, Wnkellcldstrce t. ANTED, immediately, good Dross maker for a week.—AJbort Hotol. JBRtANTED, a trustworthy Girl as Nurse, .TT nnd to liolp with light housework.— Apply to airs Onerson, noxt Choral Hall, JSymonds-atrcet. Generals, 16s, Nursegirls, Vl Honsomaids, Waitresses; good wage, Knj-inoerd, Blacksmith.—A. MeLeod'a Registry, 7, Queen-street, or St. Mary's ltoad. Ponsonby. WANTED, a good General Servant.— VV Apply at onco to Mrs Wyman, Cruni incrßoni, Suiroy Hills (slh house ou tlio right otf Ponsonby Koad). WANTED, a good Goneral Servant; rofcrencos required.—Apply Mrs .Shar land, Prlncos-stroot. \\7"ANTED, an activo General Servant; T T must be able to wait tablo —Apply Mrc Powell, Belgrave House, Lower S/moiuls-st. WANTED as General Sorvnnt, a re spect ablo, sober Woman ; Rood wages.— Apply Mrs Williams, next door Hill's Grocery, Wellesloy-stroot. ■ WANTED, somo kind person to tulys Charge of a Baby.—Apply, slating terms, which must ho moderate, to A.X.. Stak Ollice. WANTED, a Situation as Clerk -, highest references. — " D.T.L.," Stak Office. WANTED, by a Gardonor, Work by tno day. Pruning, planting, gardons laid out.—Addross K. Bunker, Richmond ltoad. WANTED, tho solo management of an Hotol by a married couple, of long and lato experience in the business. Sure not to bo objected to by tho .authorities in whoso hands the carrying out of tho Licensing Act is placed First-.ass city aud other testimonials.—lloply A.B , Post-office Auokland^—Juno 3th, 1835. W ANTED, ono or two'respectable Mon Boarders, in family of two. Terms (washing included), £1. Five minutes from wharf.—Apply Stak Qfflco. WANTED, two respectable Lodgers at 5s 6d por week (private rooms).—Apply Mrs Mooro Rockly, off Uppor Queen-street, WANTED, Respectable Men Boarders, Quiet" Family Residence 25 minutes' walk from Post Offlce; 10s per Week; Home Conifoit—Address "YiTANTED, plain Furnishod Bedroom, VV with or without partial benrd.—H. P., Star Offico. W ANTED, by marriod couplo, two or three furnished or unfurnished Rooms or small Cottago, noar Quoou-utroot.—Address Houso, Star Oilico. ANTED—A lady, with ono child, re quires Apartmonts. in or noar Ponsonby. .-AppJyJJox 25. Q.P.0.. Auckland. WANTED, the Public "to Call and Sco the Now and Second-hand Buggloa, Waggons, otc.. at tho Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria-street Kasf. WANTED at Onco, 20;000 Pick and Shovol Mon to call at Garrett Bros', and aocuro Watcrtights at Ss 6il; Bluohero, Is Cd Salo will last for Ono Mouth only. WANTED to Purchase, on equitable terms, !ur|_e, well-situated city Resi dence; largo allotment, harbour view.-Particu lars to "Citizen," Star Ofllco. TTSTANTED,neighbourhood of Auckland, V V Allotment, quarter to half-aero.—Apply by letter, stating size, prico, and term.-, " 11. H., Glen Ayr, Kden Crescent. ANTED, Buyers of Father Lambort's Notes on Ingsrsoll, Is 3d.—A. Camp bell. Bookseller. WANTED, Buyors of Conventional Lies from the German of Max Nordan, 3s.— A. Campbell. Bookseller. \JtT ANTED to Buy, Pickle Bottles in nny Vt quantity.—Apply to John Schischka. 893, Upper Quoon-street. W "ANTED, Small White Pootllo Dog, pup.-Send particulars and prico to Pooc' le, Star Olllco. WASTED, Tendors for Plumbers' Work to a house io Nelson-street, -Apply to H. J. Riordan, Hobson-streot, WANTED, a small Field Cleared and Ploughed.—Tendors lo bo Eer.t to It. J. Roberts, North Shoro. ANTED, immediately, good 7-roomed House on Largo Allotment; Grafton or Great North ItoatU or Symonds-street.-Pur chaser. Star Olllce, __ ANTED To Sell for £.50, Mount Kden main road, grand Allotment. 6) foil frontago; depth, 165 fo^t. 5-roomod House, cost £250; bath, concreto tank, 'i.OOO gallons ; ground alone worth £3_).—Particulars at Mac clesfield Villa, Karangalmpo Road, near Taber nacle. __ WANTED, Men. to dofeud Auckland from tho Russians und thomcolves from cold and dootors' bills, by wearing good, uecful Underclothing. S_c, at low prices, from J. w. Shaokelford, Hatter and Mercer, 80, Vlotorm street (5 doors abovo Albert-street). WANTED— The Ladies to tell thoir Husbands: Chests of Drawors, !2s lid; Washstands. Is lid and 5s lid; Toilet Tables. % Ud. Is lid ; Kitchon Tablos. lis 6d ; Colonial Couchos, 6s lid; Moat Safes, Bs 6d; Double Bedsteads (1.-on), 18a: Doublo rto. (Wood). 2's ; Single do., 1.1s; Stuffed Couches, lis Oi.—At Dampior'a Selling Otf, Hobson-streot. . WANTED.— When you ore in llobson strce t, call at Munro & Miliigan's and sco tho largo and cholco Btook ot Twoeds and Coat ings lust opened for tho coming season. No shoddy goons or Blop-maklng and trimming at this establishment ANTED, all wh* want Furniture, Bedding of ovory description, and Housohold requisites to oall at W. L. Roth's Cheap Bodding and Furniture Mart, cornor Viotorla-ttreot East and High-street, next Roth's Public Hot Baths, as tlio wholo of his varied and oxtensivo stook must bo sold, and the place 1b for salo by auction. N. 8.; . urnl turo ontimo payments. WANTED.— Road what tho "Glasgow Herald" says:—"Thoro was a largo Bttendanco at tho Freo Church Hall on Tues day night. The locturo was highly interesting, and the choir, under tho conduotorship of J* Harvey, performed many pieoes boforo and a'tor the use of tho Amonlaphono. Tho effects of tho Inhalation of tho artificial Italian air wero at onco observed to bo a great Improve ment in power, volume, and boauty of tone. — Murray and Sponcor, Agonta, Auokland, W ANTED.—Wanted to Soil (cheap), W an* Gold Cups and Saucers, only Bd, 7s Gd per doz ; W. and Gold plates. 5a per doz; Band Butter Plates, Is; Braoo and 3 Bits, 2s; Small Drill Braces, Is 6d; Cork Screws, Id eaoh; Bananas, 21b by bunch; Fanoy Teapot, Sn*ar Basin, and Cream Jug. only IB tbo sot; Oranges 11 for Is ; 21b tins Golden Syrup, only S tin; Padlocks, cnlv 3d each, 2a doz.; Spec Seles, from Gd to Is Gd : a good Sin.ger Sewing Maohinc, £2 lOd.-H. WATT[Pitt street. WANTED SEEN—Beautiful Birthday Cards, jußt opened, at Charles Kelsoy and Co.'s. 120. Qneen-street, WANTED SEEN—Tho very large, now. popular, handsome Books, Is 6d and Is lid ; and the New Novels, at Is, outsldo Dampier's Furnishing shop. Hobson-streot. Tell your friends and the new cnuma. YI7ANTED KNOWN.-Fresh Stock of VV Liberal Books and Pamphlets from London.—A. Campbell, Booksoller. WANTED KNOWN—Pink's English Jams In whito jars.-A variety at Taylor and Kntrlcan's. Wellesloy-streot. W~~ ANTED KNOWN.—AII Parcels and Orders for Mrs Wigg. Curtain Dresser, to be left at Mr Theme's. Groy-streot, or Mr Service's, Karangahape Road, W~ ANTED KNOWN.—Charles Kolsey and Co. are allowing Ten per cent dis count cf. all cash purchases of Fancy Goods ovor nvoßhillinßß.-Charlesl{:elsoy ond Co , 120, Queen-street. ___ , WANTED KNOWN—On Sale, Bricks, Lime, Sand. Cement, and Ground Mortar. Lifting Jacks on Hire.-N. McLean, BnUdgrJatgJ. J Holland. Lome-street. "tTTANTED Known-What would they VY think at homo 1 Tea Bottles. Gd and 8d; Tin Plates, Id; Tea Pots, lid; Hand Basins. Ud; Dippers. 8d; Kettles, is and 2s Gd; Candle ttlcka % • spittoons, lid; scoops, 91; Meat Tins id Sd, icL-At Rampiort Furnishing Shop, Hobson-street. ANTED KNOWN—Bought a Job, over 350 Pairs of Children's Boots and Shoos (only). 2 to 19 In Bizo. from 2s to 3s 8d per pafrfalso, 150 worth of Men's Job lines asp Semiles; great value; be in time and get the pick, at Dampier's Boot Shop, Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN,—That Miss Gil monr. Symonds-street has disposed of her business to Misses Mahon and HplhJ, and would highly recommend them to all her friends, thanking thorn for past favour . and hoping they will continue them to hersucceaaors. WANTED KNOWN.—Ten per cent, discount is taken off all purchases of Gold and Silver Jewellery at Kelspys. fney kSS no imitation jewellery. Kvorything guaranteed.-Cbane* Kelsoy and Co., 120, Queen-Btreet. . —- WANTED Known -Buy what is useful. -Good Pillows, is 6d (flax); Flock Pillows 2s lid ; Feather Pillows, 3s lid: Single irTf rrea-ea 3s Ud ; Single Palliasses, Sp; Single SprinlCtresaee IGsGd; Chair Chiehionslld. -At Dampier's Furnishing Shop, Hobson- Btreet. . ,— *I7ANTED KNOWN.—T. H. Briefer, W Coffee Palace, Cook-street, having en gaged a flrst-olass Pianist, can invito all Tem perance peoplo to oall and spond a pleasant ovening. .. WANTED KNOWN—In Ladies' House Slippers I havo a great yarlety-Wh te r . nTM 2s per pair; Blaok Imitation Kid, dastto Fnfrent, only 2sßd; Carpet 2s9d ; Morocco. 2s 8d; Auckland made do. Imitation wSKkia 6_; Ladlee" Dancing or Evening Dreae Shoes, ft 6d; superior do.. 5s 6ds Real Gta?S saaTwlS fancy beaded vnmpa, 7s 6d; at Sampler's Boot Shop, Vlotoria-atreet.



WANTED, situation as Working House keeper or place of trust; compotent to undertake situation; rcforcnccsgivcn.— Address OwcdJSta. Office. WAN r M|D,Singlodoiitlcmana9 Boarder; if permanent ISs per week ; few minutes' from G.P.O. and Ktiilway Station.—Apply Mr Colgro»e, care of Nelson, Moatoand Co„Queeu -8 treet WANTED, a Youth to help at the Buildings next to Protestant Hall in Karangahape Road. ; ANTED, "Watches, Clocks, and Jowellery to Repair. Purchasers for Watches, Cloeke, nnd Jewellery on Deferred Payment system.—Tom Kooalng, Victoria-st. WANTED, "ITChimnoy Built to a House In Nelson-street. — Apply to H. J. Hiordtin.llobsoii-strcet, or on the job in Nelßon- Btreet, near Cook-street. WANTED, n fowGcntlemon asßoardew, In a private family ; plungoand showor baths.—Sandfoid House, Hobsonfctteet. WANTED, to Lot Furnished Bedroom to 2 Gentlemen, with or without board ; no other boarders kept—Apply Mrs J. Ford, 1. ulterer. Freeman's Bay. WANTED, Boy to drive a bread cart.— _ Apply to A. PUt, Albert-street WANTED, a sharp, rospectablo Lad.— Apply Melbourne Jowellery aud Loan Company, foot of Grey Btreot, 1 doors below Cook-street ANTED, a rcspectablo Goneral Sor vnnt ; must lie ablo to wash.—Mrs Rosa, Garlleld-s'roet,offShelly Bench Road, Ponsonby, ANTED, a Situation by a young man ns Or- oin and Gardener, and to make himself generally useful—Apply Star Olllce. WANTED, a Young (iirl from II to 12 years of nRC, to mind a Baby.—Apply Gloucester House, Groy-3troor. WANTED TO RENT, a Small Cottago or Fttrn'shcd Uoaniß.-Apply at onco to "Alpha," S-i'AitJinicc^ WANTED, Tenders till noon of Thurs day, Juno It, for Painting, Plumbing, and Bricklaying. Plans my he scon and tendors lott at. the olllco of It O. Wtulo. WANTED "KNOWN. - Drapery and ClothingSalo of Robson's Stock is now ou at Brighton House, top ot Grey-street—J. Rondoll. Como If yon want Cheap Goods. WANTED KNOWN—Chkap Timbxh ! Cira/u- TtMnßit! And all other kinds of Building Material, oan be purchased oheaper and bettor than anywhere also at tho yardß ol D. Goldiic .Albert street ANTED Known—Book Music Gd the Book; Songs, Dances, and Piecos; also, Piano Sheot Music. Id each -, Heiny'a celebrated Piiinoforto Tutore, 2-i (marked »a); Violin Books (by tho boat masters), Is—At Dampier's Selling Off, Hobson-streot ANTED KNOWN.—In order to keep tho Salo going, I havo purchased over .It'Oworth of Travellers' Samples, odd sizes, whloh I shall soli at 23 por cont. undor tho usual prico. Bo In time and got tho pick at Dampior'e Boot Shop. VtotorUyatroot. Be In time. WANTED Known—Savo your money ! Wood Chairß, 3s; Splndlo Cane seated Grecian Chairs, in lid; Carpot-seatcd Chairs. Is lid; Rooking Chairß, 8s Od ; Infanta' Chairs. is lid; Infanta' Rocking Chairs, 2s Ud; Infants' High Chairs, 3s lld.-At Dampier's Selling Oil Hobson-atreet WANTED KNOWN.-Still loft but Boiling fast, our noted cheap (and well known) Kid Boots at 48; Prunolla, 4s Dd; Superior ditto, 6s 8d (all with high hools); Children's Bucklo Shoos, with hools. 10 to 12. 2sOd; land 2, 3a por pair, at Danipiers 800 l Shop, Vlctorlu-stroot Bo In time. ANTED KNOWN — It's a fact Oretonno, I'd ; Qulltfl, 4s lid (white) coloured Quilts. 5s lid; Table Linen, la Od Lnco Curtains. Ss l\i ; Sheeting, la 3d; Towelß, 3'dandlld: lot Hlankots, 7spair; lOldditto, lis Gd; Tablo Covers (coloured), 7fl fid I Window Not, 8d; Hearth Ruga, 2s lid,-At Dampier's Hobton-Btroet Shop. W~ ANTED KNOWN—West End Phar macy, Ponsonby Road, Cheapest Drug Storo In Town. All Dru«a guaranteed flrat Suality. Homcßopathic Medicines any attcnua on. Hoibal Remedies, Patent Medicines, and all Druggists' Sundries, ehoapor than any othor house. —A. J. Blomkikld, Pharmaceutical Chemist ANTED KNOWN—Soo our Stock of Blankets boforo purchaslng-_SOO worth. 9-1 Blankets, 8a Oil, &a 611. and 10s (VI por pair; 10 1 lilankoto. 12s Oil, 17s On. and __)_ per pair; Twill Scotch Hlankots, Now Zealand Blankots. and Coloured Blankets. Those goods aro tlio beat valuo wo ovor oiforod.—D. McPhcrson, Karangahapo Roud. WANTED, tho Ladies not to try to get into Parliament, but to hoy Glass ware. Tumblers, 3d and Id ; Wator Bottles with Maw, lid ; Cream Juga, id: Sugar Hasina, lid ; Iltitter Coolers, lid; Glass Mugs. 3d ; Clans Bnflkots, 2d ; Jam Dlhlios. 3d; Halt Scllars, 2d and 3J.—At Pompier's Selling 01. Hobaon-st. ANTED KNOWN —That Georgo Gregory, Photogranhor, of Quick's Buildings (near Throe Ijimps), Ponsonby Road. him decided, on and after April 24th, to mako oonalderablo Reductions In his Prlcoa. bo as to Bait tho working classes; prlceß from that dato being: For Carte do Vlsito, 10s fid por do;1.; for Cabinets, £1 Is por doz. Chlldron aame price. Trapi cars pass tho shop. ANTED KNOWN. — Men's Light, Durable Boota (aown), 7s lid; Patent Hoii'to Slippers, without hools. 2a Cd; Cork S-'lon. 2'd; Cotton Hoot Lacoe, 3d per dozen; Boot Protectors, Sd a oaril; Boot Gloss, 4d a bottlo; Button Hooks, Id osch orßd a dozen; Boot Buttons, 2d a dozen; Patent Button Fasteners, iki a box; Shoo llorno, 3d to la (a great variety); Re-t Yellow Silk Reels, No. 11. Is—At Dampier's Hoot Shop. Victoria-strop. WANTEri _KNOWN.-T. Evans (from Bni'ton-on Trent, Kngland), Boot and Shoo Manufacturer, begs to announco that ho has commenced bußineas in the prcmlacß lately oc.-upicd by Mr Teßler. Karangahapo Rood, with a Splendid Stock of Kngl'sh nnd Colonial Boots and Bhcca of ull kinds. 1 [o having had 33 yours' experience as a practical bootmaker, can safely recommend his work as equal to any dono In tho old country. All descriptions of Boots Mado to Oiilcr, and Repairs done on tho pro mises with neatness and despatch. W "ANTED KNOWN.—To thoso who want to savo monoy. call apd purchase the following Gomls: Rice, 61b for Is; 71b bag Oatmeal for Is; Household Soap. 4d bar; 21b tins Peaches, lid and 8d ; Jama. 0d . Frosh Her rings, Oil; Lobijtor, fid ; KnglWi P.cklee, Gd and 7d • 1)1 .by Chocks, l.nno Haddock, Yarmouth Hloatcrs, Spico Herrings, HerrliiKß in fruit sniico. Kippcrtd Herrlngß, Bid per tin; Dates, Id • (looking Apples, 01b for Is; Lollies, lid lb ; Currant-, ifdi Raisin*, I'd; Beat Klour. gib for Is; Honey in seotlons and t|nn, lid; Hanoy In bulk, id lb; Oolden S-)-mo. 4d lb; Dried Charries, Oil; Kulrnot Boup, ilbpsc. ots. Id ; 61b white Staroh, Is Mi; Halt Salmon In barrols Dd ; White Ho rlnns, 3d doz.; Rod Horrings. Od doz.; BonoKss Codfish, 3d lb; Salt Butter, Od to B<l lb; Kporni Candles. 7'd nnd 8d lh;Condonflod Milk (Mllkmnn Brand). 2d per tin; tho best brands, 8d ; Collee, Is; Lemon Poel, 1 s.—Baton » Cooperative Stores, Hobsoo-Btroot, noxt Cri- Wliotol. _____ ANTED KNOWN—In consequonco of th. anpro*ching termination of tho Loase of tho LONDON AROADK, and Iho un certainty of obtaining in such a position In Queen-street premises large onough to display our present extensive stook, wo havo resolved to GREATLY RKDUCU IT, anil to onablo ua to do ao wo havo made GREAT REDUCTIONS IN OUR PRICKS, so that we ahull continue our Salo at KCLIPSI" PRICKS, and invito our numorouß patrons to give us a call of inspection hoforo making thoir purohascs, as wo arp con fident in boing able to givo entire satisfaction b? tho low prices wo havo marked our goods Wo have adopted tlio plan of marking all tho roduoed stook in KBD Ink at tho salo prico. Our Fancy Goods coninrlso-Watchos. Clocks, Sterling Gold and Silvor Jowolkry. Fitted Dresalng Cosos, Work - boxes and Baskets. Desks, Compendium of Games, \bysslnian Gold and other Artistic Imitation Jewollory. China Tea Sots, Glass and Fancy Ornaments in Profußion, Bloyolos, Tally-ho Acoordinns. Concertinos, Albums, ftc.. ko., GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. WANTED SEEN, Our Largo Stock of Millinery. Trlmmod Hats in evory Variety of Style and Prico. A. LOVETT, Wellealoy-atrcot XtfAlfS ED KNOWN, YY TllA* J. H. DALTON, TAILOR, Victoria-street East, nas procured a special lino of TWEEDS for OVKRCOATS, and can do a FIRST-CLASS OVERCOAT FROM Jt2 UP TO M 10s. Extra Good Value. J. H. D. can also supply VOLUNTEERS UNIFORMS, both Dress and Undress, at Eng. lish Cost Prico. Note tho address— CITY TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, VicToniA-BTitaKT East. Xlf ANTED KNOW N. THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE DAY, REVOLUTION IN THE TAILORING TRADE. SUITS TO MYSORE AT WHOLESALE PRICES. ALLW'OLfeUITS from SCOTCH, KAIAPOi or ROSLYN TWEED, 45a; TROUSERS, 13s. Overcoats from 25s lo 603. But we speolally desire to draw public attention to our Best Tweed Suits to measure, £3 17s Bd. These are from tho Best Tweeds in Auckland, and the usual retail price }s £5 10a, Good judges pro nounce our Trousers stiporb. From iho b*t material, 20a 0d ; usaal retail price. 355. Wo have the largest tailoriog concern in the North Island, and therefore givo our patrons the benefit of our Wholoaale prices for net cash. Choice selection of everything good and fancy in Coatings, Suitings, and Trouserings. Just look in and be convinced. All goods shrunk. Material, Style, and Fit unsurpassed. AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY, CUSTOMS.STHKET EAST, Oppoeite Couplana's New Buildings. Business Hours: 8.30 to 6.30; 3.30 on Saturdays. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS the great remedy for dyspepsia. rXTILMAMSON A VENDE, SURREY HILLS. SPECIAL NOTICE. A limited number of CHOICE ALLOTMENT" in WILLIAMSON AVENUE, destined to be tho finest street in or about Auckland; also some In other streets, aro now fob tk_ fibbt timb OPEN FOB BALE. Terms t One-fifth Cash, balance any time within five years. Instalments of £5 and up wards received. Interest 7 per cent on unpaid balance's. Prices and plans oan be had at OfflM, Short and streot __._...__.. A. BOARDMAN, Agsnt



IAAAA PERSONS Wanted t( Vilfvv Purchase the Balance ol our Stock of Hoots and Shoes, amounting In valuo to £9,000, at unhoard-of prices. Salt now on.—Garrett Bros., Wakotioid-street, Auok land A DVERTISER leaving Auckland wishef -£-\. to transfer a Freehold Mortgage for .185. S per cent; 2_ yoars to run.—Apply " X.L.,' Star Olllce. , DUCKS.— Wanted, about 20 Ducks, foi stock, in ono or more lots.—Address W. T. Woods, Auokland Dairy Company, Hobson street, HORSES 1 HORSES!—Wanted to Sell, Staunch, useful Farm Horses, cheap.- Yictorla Stables. W. Crowther. IMPROVEUS and Apprentices to the Dressmaking—Vacancies for two or three Intelligent Girls.—Apply Miss Scott, at Mi j Cowley's, Arawa-stroet, offCarlton-Goro Road, : rn'O TAILORS. — Wanted, First-clasi X Coat and Troußors Hands.—Apply John White, Victoria-street i g ' ■* Vo Let TO L E T, Tho Two-storied BBICK BUILDINGIN COMMERCE-STREET Lately occupiod by A. and R. Eaton. Apply to lIENDKRSON & MACFARLANE. TO LET, a first-rate Bottling Cellar, with concrote floor.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray L Land Agonts, Fort-streot. . 1.0 LET, large Space (Queen-street end) I ovor the new shop cornor of Quoon and Welleßley-streots.—Apply to Milne and Choyca TO LET, a 6-roomed House, furnished, roglßtored grates, range. &c„ in St. Mary's Road._Ponßgnbr.—Apply A. Alley. Grocer. TO LET, Two nice large Rooms, un furnished.—Apply on tho premises, East street, ell Pitt-street. TO LET, Suite of Offices, Ground Floor, Queon - stroet, Beat Position.—Apply G. Lewis, Auctioneer, .pO LET, A'ennont-etreet, Ponsonby, I House of Six Rooms, Very Cheap,—Apply to N. MoLeun, Franklyn Road. T O LET, Two Unfurnished Rooms, with open Fireplace—Apply corner of Spring and Middle-streets. TO LET, a House of 7 rooran, in Russell- Btreot, Ponsonby.—Apply to Thos. Wright Bookseller. Ponsonby. TO BE LET, ft small Shop in the best part of Queen-street — Apply to W L Mltohell. Land Agont, Queen-street TO LET, a 0 roomed, semi detachod Villa; rent, 18s6d.—Apply sixth Home on right hand side, Maokelvle-fltreet, off Ponsonby Road. O BE LET, Ponsonby, corner Simp nnd 5-roomod Dwelling, soullery, &c.; rent, £1 pbr week-Apply to W. L. Mltclioll, Coombes' Arcade. TO LET, two Furnished Roomß, with fireplace, and uso of kitchon If required, nenr Qnoon-stroot. — Apply Mrs Todd, cornor Wollcsloy and Nolson Btrcots. TO ~LET, in the best part of Hobson-et., a Shop with ilvo rooms, counter, and othor flttlnga.-Apply H. J. Riordan. Hobson utroet. __________________-—___-_-—-- O LET, a Comfortable Eight-roomed Houso; gas, city wator, pleasant view; rent, 253 ; Six-roomed ono, qulto retired, 10s.— H. J. Riordan, Hobson-Btreet. TO LET, Largo Building, Durham-strcot, containing 8 largo rooms; gas and water; suitable for boarding-house or manufactory — H. Partington, Stichbury's Buildings. TO LET, in Hargrnvosstroot, off College Road, a G roomod Hqubo ; gas and water laid on. Rent Us.-Ap.ly noxt bonso on the right, TO LET, New Soven-roomod Villa Resi dence, Homo Bay Road. 20b ; Klvo roomed Balcony House. Jervols Road, ISs.— Apply Allon. Draper, Jervols Road, Ponsonby, TO LET, Comfortable Houso of 4 looms and soullery, Summer-Btreot Ponsonby. Rent low.-Apply Mrs Moray, O'Noll-atraet, Ponsonby. O LET, House of 0 rooms and scullory cloao to the Tramway Tormlnus; rent, 12u Od por week.—Apply to the Zcw Zealand Houso. Land, and KBtate Agoncy, lllgh-atroot. rj .0 LET, Grafton Road, fi-roompd Houso, _____ off Symonds - stroot; 6-roomed Houso, Hophurn-otrnot; 6-room«d Houso; _as and .nter.-8. Y. Collins, KamoColllor. Office,lt, Quocn-Btreot. TO LET, 2 now Villa Rosidoncos, of 7 rooms each, In Parnell; beautiful view of olty and harbour -, water laid on; large allot ments.—W. and J. Frator, Land Agents, Quoon btroot. ' TO LET, Karangahapo Road, 2 Shops, good position, with privato residenco to each; rent very low to good tonants; Immediate poßseaslon.—Apply J. 11. Hamer, Land Agont, Karangahape Road. TO BE LET, for one year at loast, tho Whito Houso (stoHe, brick, and wood), moat boautifully situated, main road. Upper Parnell, 11 rooms, 30s; or 27t with rates, &C-W. K. Sadler. T~~ O LET, Ponsonby, corner of Sentinel Road and Saraflcld-street Eight-roomed House, bath-room, clOeot, porch, §0.. over an aero of ground, including garden, orchard. &p. —For particulars and carjla to viow, apply to Vv. L. Mitchell, Cponibcs's Apcado. T"~0 LET OR LEASE. Karangahape Road. Lirge Fourtconroomod Houso; bath-room, water and gas laid In, wash.houso. workshop, aovonstall atablo; and Cottage now lot at 8s per week; garden and vory largo allot ment. Can bo let in ono lot or separately. For full particulars apply J. H. Hamer, Land Agont, Karangahapo Road, TO BE LEASED, with purchasing c auao, or sold, a grand property (never before olfered) of 2U aoros, In rich pasture, with fine new house, replete with ovory convenience, good stables, outbuildings, vinery, S_c, close to Railway Station and 'bus; rental, £100 por annum, 3 or 5 years, a rare chance, immedlnto application necessary; pards to view from J. R. Randeraafl. AHf-Uonger- O BE LET, leasod" witlf'purchnsing clause, or Sold, now concrete House, hav ing seven rpoinsand bathroom : large lofty hall; gas ond city wator throughout i oonorote wash ojbo. paths, oto; vory oouvcnlent; largo oity louaehold, only .7 rontal long term; position high ; locality choice ; terms easy, and prico low.-Applr J. It Randoreon, Auctioneer. "0 LET, Hockott Btreet,Ponoonby,House of S good.Blgod rooms, fitted with every convenience ; rent, IDs per woek.—All particu lars at office of D. F, Evans. Auctioneer and Estate Agent TO LET, Arney Road, Remuera, new and handsome Villa Rcoldonce of 8 rooms; bathroom and wash houso: abont 1 acre In garden; large numbor of choice plants. Delight ful situation, overlooking Hobson's Bay.—D F. Evans, Auctioneer ang Land Agent !?____ TO LET, Victorin?Btroot West, new Shop and Dwelling of brlok | Iron root; shop 20 x 10, and 4 good roomB; gas and water throughout; allotment 10x70; back ontranoo to Drake-street; baok yard concreted, and wash and wood-houses; ront very.low.—D. _f. Evans, Auctioneer and Land Agont !???'!_ TO LET, Furnished Villa, Ponsonby Road, dlrootly oppoßlto rosldonco of A. Devoro, Kbq. The houbo contains six rooms, all furnished; atablo and buggy house. First-class position. Tram passos the door. D. F. KVANS, L d and Estate Agent. 031 TO BE LEASED for a Term, Gontle man's woll appointed Modern Residence, with noarly an aero of ground, stable, coach houso, etc—W. 11. Mitchell, Land Agent, Quoen- GtMOt TO BE LET, Those VERY CQMMODIOUB PREMISES in Vlotoria-atroot at present occupied Tjy Messrs T. and it. Cooko, as Furniture WarohoußO. There 1b a well-lighted cellar and extensive storage room. Immediate possession can be given. W. L. MITCHELL, Estato Agent, Coombes a Arcade, FURNISHED Bedroom to let, and use of kitchon.—Two doors from the Aberdeen Factory, Chapel-street . TJ.OR LEASE, CENTRAL PREMISES QUEEN-STREET, At present occupied by tho Standard Insurance Co, Apply to D. M, DINGWALL, At B. Tonkß and Co.'s. Lost and Found. T OST, yesterday afternoon, between Nowton and Albert Park, between £70 and _7J In NATIONAL BANK NOTES. Finder wil bo handsomely Rewarded on returning the money to Stab Offloe. June 5,1885. LOST on Saturday in the outer Domain, a Groy Twoed Coat—Finder apply Stab Offlce. LOST, a Pony, with saddle and bridle, opposito the Queen's Hotel.—Finder will be rewarded on returning to above hotel. LOST, White Cockatoo, from John Grey and Son's, Eden Crescent Finder re warded.—J. Grey. LOST, on Sunday evening, in Kybei Pass Road, Light Chesnut Mare—Findei will oblige by leaving any information concern ing her with W.Connel, Kyber Pass Road. r'S REWARD.—StoIen, from Judge'- O Bay. about 20th May, a Black Punt—Who ever will return the same to L. Hill, Gladstone Road, Parnell, will reoelve the abovoreward. FOUND, a Goat. If not claimed withir thrto dajs will be sold.—Apply to J. Ford, Ponsonby Road. FOUND, a Flat-bottomed Punt. If noi owned in 3 days will be sold to repay ex penses.—Apply R. Sutton, Upper Pltt-Btreet. Tenders. TO BUILDERS.—Tenders will be re ceived up till noon of June 17 for the Ereo tion and Completion of 2 Houses at View Point Mount Eden. Plan and specifications to be seei at my house, in View Road.—J. W. Nelson View Point, Mount Eden. ENDERS Wanted, till noon on Thurs day, 18th in-1, for the errction of a three storey Concrete Villa in SynSonds street—Davil Ross, E.RLB.A- Architect Queenatreet. Contfhued on First Page.



• For Sale. t ; ; ■ [ "ITIOR SALE, Devonport, Handsome . JD House of Nine Rooms; tine sea view; near wharf; £7.Q0.r-Qoo. Brown. Box 183, P.O. ' IjlOR SALE, cheap, two good level JO Allotments, Richmond Road, each 10 x 99: '. joins Mr Jones, Ironmonger.—Apply 8. A. Burt, Mount St John, or D. F Evans. Queen street. r X?IOR SALE, nbout 16 Acres Land ; one J of grandest views In i.orthcoto; con . venifint to both wharfs and Tho Lake. Port in i gras.-Q. Brown, Box 185, P.O. ■ FOR SALETTlandolph^Btreet, Newton, 2 fine Building Allotments, situated about the centre of Newton. Allotments 33 x 99, third and fourth from Gloucester Btreot—For further s particulars apply D. F. Evanß, Auctioneer and i Land Agent. 1510 1 T7IOR SALE, Dunedin-Btreet, Ponsonby, ' JD beautifully-situated Allotment (33 x 95), i with nice House of G roomß, well finished ; gas l and water laid in ; gaa stovo, 2 register grates, and cupboards, sink and dreaßcr In kitchen; i lino vegotablo garden; large bay window, Sec, &c—For furthor particulars apply ofllco of D. F. Evans. Auctioneer and Estate Agent. 1520 FOR SALE, Graingor Road, Mount Edon (off Mount Eden Road), a comfortable Freehold Groomed Villa Residence, with lean-to ' at roar; nice hall; allotment 132 x 381. This is a most desirable proporty ; magnificent view ; volcanlo soil; healthy ; 5 minutes' walk from 'bus stand.—For further particulars apply D. F. Evans, Auotloneer and Land Agent, 1521 BRICK SHOP AND" DWELLING, WELLESLEY-STREET. ) FOR SALE, thoLeasoof Superior Premises. 1 Good Business Stand and Excellent Accommo dation as Private Residence, with gas and water and all conveniences. Price low. 1 W. L. MITCHELL, Land Acient, Coombes's Arcade. FIRST-CLASS Country Hotel for Salo. Takings _50 a week. .300 cash required. —Grant and Cook. 75, Queen-Btreet "VfEWMARKET. — Grand cornor Pro- JLi perty, main road; commodious double fronted Shop and convenient Residence of 7 rooms, with private entrance, well, pump, etc. ' Price, £950.—Apply J. R, Randerson, Auo tloneer. ■ i ——I Personal. WILL tho Gentleman who took hat in mistake last night at St Paul's cell about 6 to-night. W. E. Thode's Boardlng-touse, Upper Queen-street. TAKEN, by mistake, at St. Paul's, last night, a Hard Folt Hat.-Gentloman oan - havo hia by applying to Ncal's. Grocer, Queonst TF this should meet tho eye of anyone from Carrlekmncross, Co. Monaghan, Ire land, please send fow line* Btating name of placo in or around Carriokmaoross. —B. MoCanl, Goneral Poat-ofllco, Auckland TH MM A, Solino, Nellie, Georgina, U Eleanor, Lottie, Christina, and Totty. Buy my Bllvor Name Brooohos.—Tom Keesing. Jewoller, Vlotorta street MISSING FRIENDS.-If Margaret Coombs, wife of William Coombs, late of Palmorston North, last heard of In Auck land, will forward address, she will hoar some thing to her advantage.—Address "Alpha," Stah Offlce. . PERSONAL, — A young Gentleman would like te meet two or three others, with a view of renting a house In the city or suburbs, and starting baoholortzlng In a com fortable manner. Communications, containing name, occupation. oto„ will bo recelvod up to Thursday, llth June, and will bo considered confldontlal.-Addreas Cyril, Btar Offloe, PERSONAL.— Who's your Hatter ?-J*. W. Shackelford has for the season, a large Btopk ot Hard and Soft Felt and Twoed Hats in Latest and Boat Styles, at prices to suit all,-80, Vlotorla-strcet. 5 doors above Albert-street Advertisements Too Late for Classification. "C.IRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!! ..SALVAGE! SALVAGE!! SALVAGE!!! J. FERNANDEZ having this day Purchased a portion ot tho Sal v* go at the lato lire at Messi s Owon and Graham's Warehouse, ho (n now selling Wonderful Bargains in Drapery and Clothing. Como and See. FEB N~A N D E Z. Draper and Clothier, Newton. b. o. oabr* [b. b, tonks THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT, Juno 11 and 12, At 11 o'clock each day. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. WATCHES, JEWELLERY, DIAMONDS, GREENSTONES, OPERA GLASSES, &c„ &c, &o. B. TONKS 4 CO. Have rocoivQd Instructions to sell, at their ltooms, as above, on .'nuraday and Friday next, June 11 and 12, FTUtfe WHOLE OF AN EXTENSIVE I AND VALUABLE SHIPMENT OB" WATCHES, DIAMOND GOODS, STERLING SILVER JaWKLLKRY, &0., which Is to be cleared regardless of any cont Tho Stook comprises— Gold and Silver English Levers and other genuine-made Watches Gold aad Silvor Alberts (Gouts' and Ladles') Genuine Diamond Riigs-a grand variety Latest Design Brooches and Earrings. Bracelets, Lookets and Necklets, Pins, Studs, Gem Rings, Pendants, &c, &o. Also, on extensive variety of Sterling Silver Goods. Greenstone Jowollery, Oper. .nd Field Glasses, &c All goods warranted as represented. VACANCIES for 2 or 3 Respectable Gentlemen Boaidor . Large, airy, and well vontilatod rooniß. Comfortable homo.— Hardloge House, Hardinge-atreot, off Vlctoria street west WANTED, to Lot 4 rooms; must bo roi) actable tenant—Apply at tho Cheap Bedding and Furoituro Matt, Victoria-street Kft^t AUCKLAND STEEPLECHASE MEETING, Settling on above THIS EVENING nt Tat tersall's Clut, WM.PERCIVAL, Secretary. O LET, Hakohouso, Oven, Dwelling, and pXI Appliances for Baking.—Apply ' 13, S wanton-street. THE CITY COUNCIL having deprived mo of acce _ through my Right-of-way to my House, Visitors aro requested to follow tho Cemetery Pathway, cross at the Bridge and come up my Garden-walk.—Henry QItgILLAN. VTOTICE OF REMO VAL THOMAS"COLE, Wholesale and Retail Basket and Perambulator Manufacturer, Has Removed to those Promises in Wellesley. atrsotlately occnpledby Messrs Closo Broß., one door fron. Queon-s treot, and next door to Mcs?rs Milne and Choyce'l. . , "N" ° T I c B- All poraons having Claims against the Estate of the lato Rohert Graham, Esq.. aro re- to aond to mo, on or bofore SATUR IAY next, 12th inst, particulars of the same. F. G. EWINGTON, Agent for Uie Executors, NEHUNGA VIOIINCLASS^PupiIs Taught on the most approved German , system. Terms, 12 lessons, One Guinea, payable in advance.-Henry Homeyer, Pr„fotßor of Mnslc, Church-street, Onelwnga, JTVT IVTC'LACHLAN, 222, Queen a J_fJL« JJIX. street has imnorted, direct from tho North British Rubber Co.. the beßt Waterproof Coats, Water Bottles and Sheeting to be had In Anckland; 90 per cent cheaper than to be had elsewhere. LOOK HERE I Ingersoll's Works, from tho Penny Pamphlet to the 25s volume, as well as Father Lambert's Notes, on Salo by A. Campbell. Booksollor, but not to be seen in the Free ill Library. "n. P IP HA NY CHURCH. Tho Publio Meeting in connection with the above Church convened for Tuesday evening Is POSTPONED until further notico, owing to > tho Inclemency of the weather. RETT'S AUCKLAND ALMANAC, 1885. 1 Tho whole of the edition being completely sold out. Ono Shilling will be paid for every Copy In good oondltion brought back to the Star Office. FISHER & CO. (Limited).—Notice to SHAREHOi.DERB.-The June Call is now duo, and must ho paid forthwith, or interest as por Artloles of Association will he charged. v H. J. BURT, Bee. "tut IND you get Wolfb'B Schnapps. O LET, Shop and House Karangahape Road, top of Queen-street Suitable for ! milliner, tailor, drapery, chemist or jeweller,— 1 J. Davis. , mo LET, Shop and Dwelling and Work- I Bhop, comer of College Road and Green " woods-treet—Apply M. J. Moore, Bootmaker, • Victoria-street r rf.o LET, a new 7-roomed House, in Nor " J. folk-street, gas in every room' water laid ■ on.—Apply J. Ramson, Summer-street WANTED KNOWN. —Salvage Stock from Owen and Graham's.— J. Rendell, • Brighton House, top of Grey-street, having 1 bought by auction some of the beat lots will offer the same aa coon as ready. Inspect before , bnylng elsewhere. • W, VAILE] [B. L, BRADLEY j. T O • M O E R O W, At 11 o'clock. : tVAILE AND BRADLEY Have received instructions to sell at their Rooms, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP POT PLANTS. Ornamental Shrubs, Fruit ; Trees, &o, ftc. ' Also, ' 10 Tons Prima Potatoes. 500 Sacks Oats, Half. . Ton Butter, 5 Tons Carrots, be, &c. j VAILE AND BRADLEY, General Auctioneers and Land Agents, Queen-streot (opposite Savings Bank.)



Public Notices. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. In the matter of tho Private Estate Bills Act, 1867. and of the Petition of the RIGHT RKVERKND JOHN EDMUND LV-K. CATHERINE DEL ANY, MARGARET MARIA ENNIS. and ANNIE COMEHFORD, for leave to bring in a Bill intituled the St, Mary's Convent Property Leaseß Act, 1885. Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern that an inquiry, in pursuance of the provisions of the above Act, will be held before His Honor, Thomas Bannutjne Qillios. Esquire, at a Bitting of the Supreme Court, in Chambora, at tho hour of eleven o'clock of tho forenoon on TUESDAY, tho 9th day of Juno instant, touch ing the allegations contained in tho said Petition and in the preamble to the said Bill, other than the allegation that the objects of tho said Bill are not attainable otherwise than by legislation. And notice is hereby also givon that upon such Inquiry being held, evldcneo In support of or in opposition to the allegations in the said Petition , may bo given by affidavit. HILL & MAHONY, Solicitors for the Petitioners, 30, Shortland-street, Auckland. AKIENTAL FANCY FAIR. LIST OF UNCLAIMED ARTICLES AT No. 7 STALL. Apply to Mrs Chamberlin, Fir Grove, Gladstone Road, Parnell :— Velvet Table—Mrs Ranßon. Volvot Table Mat—VV. E. Woodward. Pink-bordered Tablo Covor-C. T. Murray. Doll's House—A. P. Sideboard Cover—Mr McCosh Clark. Clock—ll. Porter. Gold Lace Brap,ket-Dr. Wilkins. Sachet—Mr Blomlleld. Small Mat and Bag—o. Fiam. "VTEW ZELAND FROZEN MEAT AND J_l STORAGE CO. (LIMITED).-Noiice to SiiAHEHOLMms.—The Juno Call Is now due, and mußt be paid forthwith, or Interest as per Art iclos of Association will bo charged. 11. J. BURT, Fee. CALEDONIAN LOW LEVEL GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Shareholders who are desirous of freeing themselves of any further liability on Shares In above Company, can do so by paying all calls due by them within seven days from dato here of, and sending a transfer to tho Company of the shares now standing in their respective names. By order of the Directors. F. A. WHITE, Manager. ~XT 0 T 1 C E. Just arrived direct from Vienna, 21 of the Largest and Best Albums ever imported. On view and for Salo by F. H. Lewlßson, Jeweller, Queen-Btreet, opposite Union Bank. Auckland. A CARTLOAD. A CARTLOAD of Remnants of all sorts. CARTLOAD of Cheap Remnants from Robson's Stock, together with a large quantity from our own stock, now selling at J. Kondell's. Brighton Houso, top of Grey-street. CONVENTIONAL LIES of ouTCivmsa tion from the German of Max Nordan, prohibited by tho Imperial Council of Vienna. ''This Book is not a Book; it 1b a Deed' (*' Vienna Nows"). 3s.—On sale by A. Campbell, Bookseller. MONEY to Lend at low rate of interest on freehold securities.—Apply Riohard son and Jackson, 81, Queen-Btreet, and Durbam streot Wost. Q fi? iVEGG INCUBATOR, by Christy, &kf\j London, with latest improvements. Oas open air rearingmothcr.one rearing mother with covered run, two drying boxos, funnels, thermometer, egg testers, case of caponing In struments, &c—At Royal Jam Factory, Cuatoms-etreet West _. ■\TORTH SHORE.—Pianoforte Lessons. _Ll —A . eutleman has vacanoles for two pupils.—For terms, &0., apply Mr Tichborno, Cabinet-maker. North Shore ONSONBY RlFLES.—Members ot'tne above Corps aro reg netted to assemble fir Drill TO-NIOH I', as usual, in Ponnonby Hall.- C. MARTELLI, Secretary, CH AB. WILLIAMSON, Land, Houso, and Estate Agent, High street (near Shortland-street), has always for sale and to lot large and small houses In the City, suburbs, and country dlstrlots; also farms, improved and unimproved, In various parts of the province. Several eligible building allot ments for sale in the City. Sco lists In Kvknino Star and " Herald " __ THE Cheapness of an Article Depends upon the Quality. The reasons why tho New Zealand Tw<rod Company, Tailors, Short land-Btrcet, hap mot with tho amonnt of success Unit It. hao .ro: Firstly, tho Tweeds areallof New Zoaland manufacture, ooming direct from tho Mill, bo thoro is no Middleman's Profit; secondly, every Garment is Thoroughly Shrunk, and made In a First-class Style thirdly, thore is No Credit, so tho Good Customer does not pay for tho Bad.—New Zoaland Twocd Company Tal 1 ois. Bhortland-Btroot, oppoai t» Stab Office ■■"KB only perfectly pura spirit procurable— *■ WotyE's SyinNAri'ii. T\r O . T I C E -Li is horeby given that a Potitlon, praying Iho Governor to form tho Newton Richmond Koad Distriot Into a Borough, under the ''Municipal Corporations Aot of 1870" and amendments thereof, is open for Inspection at tho residence ot MR JOHN CURRIE, Lincoln-strict, Ponsonby. Juno 1,1883. "li/!" RS HARDING, Formerly of tho Union Hotol, Wellington, Ia now tho Proprietress of THE OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, VULCAN LANE, PONSONBY FURNISHING ARCADE (NEAR -mviX- RAMJS). ANDERSON, WALKER & CO beg to notify that, they havo DISPOSED OF THEIR BUSI NESS to E. WHITE & CO., and trust that all customers will continue to patronise tho Arcado. E. WHITE & CO. Respectfully solloit public support, and have much pleasure In announcing that arrangements are made for Extending the Cabinet-making Business. In future. Mottikd Kauri Form turb will bo a Specialty. Funerals Furnished in any style. E. WHITE k CO., PONSONBY FURNISHING ARCADE. T> A'~U'~L PURCHASE, in tendering his sincere and heartfelt thanks to the WAITEMATA MINSTRELS and the publio generally, who so freely res ponded to the call of assistance on hla behalf, begs to intimate that ho Is prepared to oxeouto orders for tho dollvery of COAL and FIRE WOOD at the shortest notloe. at following pxloob:— Wlmncarel, Kamo, and TauolrlCoa . 21s per ton, delivered; Newcastle, 325; well seasoned Tea Tree, long wood blooks, and splits. ISs, 14s, and lis respectively, delivered.—Walto mata Coal and Firewood Yard, top of Union street, Auokland QAM. WHITE, FENCER AND CONTRACTOR, Having Removed to Market Yard, la prepared to tako Ordors for all kinds of Fencing, at lowest posslblo prices. Contracts taken also for Shing ling and Draining. Men used to the work. Also, on salo, In large or small quantities, Purlrl Posts; Kauri Palings, 9a; White Pino, 8s 6d: all kinds of Bails; Wicket Gates. 9s; Mill Wrought Wicket Gates, Ua; Shingles; Drain Pipes and Tiles; Closets (oomplete). for £2; Boxes, only ss; Scaffold Poles; One Flag Poles, 10s cash. S A M. W H I T E, CONTRACTOR. Market Yard. Queen-street Entrance. T>ROC LAMAT I ON. GREAT SACRIFICE of _9.000 WORTH OF BOOTS, BHOES, and SLIPPERS, the Balanoo of our Immense Stook. GARRETT BROS, having decided to prolong the SALE FOR ONE MONTH LONGER, in ordor to oloso partner ship accounts, 0.8. are determined to sell dur ing that time at PRICES UNHEARD OF JN THE COLONY I The foilowini? are the PRICES of a few lines only: ---a. d. s. d. Mon'a Watertlghts _ . B 6..worth U 6 Men's Elastics .. - ..7 B..worth 12 6 Men's Balmorals .. .. B 6..worth 12 B Men'sßluohora.. .. - i B..worth 8 6 Men's Shoes « - 8 8.. worth 10 6 Ladles' Kid E. 8... - .. 6 0. .worth 0 6 Ladles' Buttoned Boots „ 99. .worth 13 B Ladies' Buttoned Boot* .. 7 B..worth 12 8 Ladlee'KidE.B 8 6..worth 9 8 Ladles' Kid E.S. High-leg .. 7 6.. worth 12 8 Children's Shoes .. „ 1 0. .worth S 8 Children's Boots .. _. 1 o..worth 8 6 Ladles' Evening Shoos .. _ B..worth B 6 All Other Lines at Equally Low Rates fo CASH ONLY. GARRETT BROS., Tanlners and Boot Manufacturers, wakefield-street, Auckland. THE AUCKLAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED), CUSTOMS-STREET WEST FOR SALE (Previous to Stock-taking), CHEAP JOB LOTS CHEAP JOB LOTS OF USEFUL BUILDING TIMBER. USEFUL BUILDING TIMBER. A Rare Opportunity for Country Settlers and all who are about to Build. N.B. - SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO BUYERS FROM NORTH SHORE, NORTH COTE, and BIRKENHEAD. ORDERS FOB QV?R ?,900 FEET FREIGHT FREE. DOORS. SASHES MOULDING, TURNERY &C &o,' &0 2nd Jumr, 1885.



s rr\o MEMBERS OF THE GENERAI ASSEMBLY. The Hinemoa will leave the Onehunga vv harf at throe o'clock p.m. on TUESDAY next, for the purpose of convoying Mombers of tho General Assembly to Wellington for the Opening of Parliament on the following Thursday. Carriages will be reserved for Members in tho train leaving the Auokland Railway Station at two o'clock p.m. on TUESDAY next G. MAURICE O'RORKE, Spc iker. Ponroso Station, Juno C, ISB3. "DOROUGH OF NEWMARKET. ELECTION OF MAYOR. RESULT OF POLL ON SATURDAY. JUNK C, 1885. William John Suitor 71 votes. Frederick George Clayion .. ..51 „ JohnMcColl 28 „ Informal 3 „ I therefore declaro William John Suiter duly elected Mayor of the Borough of Newmarket. JOHN ANGUS, Returning Officer. Newmarkot, Juno omM>s ! FT. II A N X S. To the Editor: Sir,—Too much oredlt and praise cannot bo given to the Tranicar Company aad the Guard and Conductor of No. 7 Car, on Saturday evoning. for their Honesty, as two working friends of mine made a mistake, giving a Half Sovereign for Sixpence, which waa re turned. These mon ought to bo estoemed for their honenty, anl first promotion and highest wages.—WM. G. G., a Naval Veteran. T3ESULT OF " ADA " LOCKET'S " XV CONSULTATION. G. N. STEEPLECHASE. 475 Ngata 935 Reckless 719 King 287 Quil. 42 Caoutchouc 901 Macaroni 928 Revenge 700 Exchango 778 Director 154 Diomcdes 499 Whalobone 763 Julia Ann 123 Scrutineer 738 Fairplay 13d Jedwator 92 New Year HANDICAP HURDLES. 801 Bon Jour 461 St. Dunstan 319 Kahikatea 177 Scrutineer 167 King 505 Notice of Motion 97 Disappointment 802 Alfred 3 Exchange 279 Plpl 672 Director 124 Scotch Mist ' 93 Nigger 912 Ngata 498 Macaroni 237 Claudo 718 Harkaway 107 New Year 182 Revenge 181 Chevalier F~~ REETHOUGHT REVIEW for June. Tho only Now Zealand Frecthought Journal. On Salo by A. Campbell. Bookseller. p H O R A L HALL. THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 11. Undor tho patronage of Mr Superintendent Hughes and the Mombers of the Auckland Firo Brigade. GRAND CONCERT For the Benefit of Mr Rabmi-sskn. ApMimnanlotn \ M'9B Keturah Campbell Accompanists .. •• fMr H. Walker PROGRAMME; Part I, 1. Overture—Mr Impey's Band. 2. Song, "The Banner of Blue"—Mr SPE4R. 3. Song, "Reign of tho Rosos"—Miss Alice Zenohia Campbell. 4. Reoitatlon, "Dimes and Dollars" —Mr Burlky. .. Song (seleoted)—Miss Carry Griiim.k. 6. Song, " The Ferryman"—Mr TarplEE. 7. Duet, "Swcot Is the Dream"—Miss CARRY Giuimi.E and Mr G. Campbell. 8. Song, "Forget Not to Forget"—Miss Marson. 9. Song (selected)—Mr W. Edwards. 10. Song, "Hegroi" (by special requeßt)—Miss GILLIKGRAM. 11. Grand International Sketch, introducing English. Irish, and Scotch characters—Mr A. Alexander (who has kindly voluntoercd his servioos on this occa Ion). Ton Minutes' Interval. Part 11. 1. Selection—Mr Impoy s Band. 2. Song. " Them is a Flower that Bloometh"— Mr Osborne. 3. Bong(4elootod)—Misa Carry Gribble. 4. Euphonium Solo, " La Belle Francs" (with variations)—Mr W. Tremain. 5. Song, " Will o' the Wisp"—Mr BnnLEY. 8. Song, •' Somo Day"—Miss Marson. 7. Song (Selected)—Mr W. Edwards. 8. Pianoforte Solo, "La Traviato' (Aecher)— Miss Keturah Campbell 9. Song, " Won't you tell me why, Robin?"— Miss GIIXINOnAM 10, Song, " Speak of a Man as you Find"—Mr E. O'Hare. 11. Grand Irish delineation," The Carman, or Life In Limerick"—Mr A. Alexander. Grand Finals-" God Save the Queen." Duet by Misses Carry Dribble and Alice Zenohia Campbell. Chorus by the company. Doors open at 7.20 pm. Concert at 8 p.m. Tickets, 2s. W. TREMAIN, Hon. Sec. mHE pREAT TjMRE AT /~)WEN i^ /GRAHAM'S. SALE OF SALVAGE STOCK. _. The Goods Saved at ttio Late Fire were To-day submitted to PUBLIC AUCTION IN TRADE LOTS. In accordance with general expectations, Samuel COOMBES & Co. WERE the CHIEF BUYERS. As soon after Removal of Goods as possible, S. C. & Co. intend to hold a /^REAT QALVAGE QIALE. Since the Fire ot Vntle's thero has been no sucK chance for Buyers of DRAPERY AND CLOTHING as will be offered by tho Sale of these Goods, as the wholo lot must bo cleared out sharp. Look out for Particulars in Next Issue. QAMUEL /COOMBES SL. f .0., QUEEN-STRKET, AUCKLAND. /^RANGESI BANANAS I! PINE8I! PEE SS. "JANET NIOOLL Subsidised by Government to run to the Sontl Sea Islands) ORANGES, BANANAB. COCOANUTB, &c An the Fruit will be Cased at the Islands (thi trip only oooupylng about six days), pur-* ohasers oan rely on receiving the samo in FIRST-CLASS ORDER AND CONDITION Aad at stated intervals, So that a Regular Supply will be guaranteed. CHARLES BAGLEY, WHOLEBALE FRUITERER. COBTOMB-BTREET AND PARNELL RISE. N.B.—Country Orders for the Auckland Dh trlot, accompanied by remittance, promptl: attended to.



171 All LV CLOSING—Robert Row begs li to inform his Customers that_nis Premises will bo Closed Every Evening nt 7; Saturdays, 10.30 p.m. ROBERTREW, Grocer, I Victoria-st roc t 1 T*HK most popular beverage in tho colonies— ''AUBE N'STW. RIFLE.. Drill TO-NIGH ."(Monday) at 730 sharp. Milno and Choyce. New Premise?, tjueon street, Top Floor. ; A. 11. COLLIER. Mflctiiig-s. U: Nlo2s LODGE OF MARK MASTER MASONS, No. 151, E.C.— An Kmer- • j gen-jy Communiu .tioti. in u.aeu of the Regular ! Monthly Coiuiiiuniia-'ion nrovionaly convened j by circular, will be held in Iho Lodge-room. ' ; Freemasons' Hall, Princes-street. '10-MUHT. at 7.30 o'clock. Visiting Mark Brethren nre in ' vited. By command of the W.M. TJIU.--. VV. ICITT. P.M.. l-vn. "VTEW TON FOOTBALL CLUB. A Meeling of the above Club will bo l.o'd TO-MOIIROW (Tuesday Evening), in tl.o Congicgati'jiiiil fcchonl.ooivi, Edinburgh-street, • at 7.30 p.m. sharp, I . 14. OSMOND, lion. Recrotary. _ I rpELKPIIOM'I GO^II MIXING Clill- I .1 PANV (LIMITED). j Nol.'ne is hereby given that nn Extraordinary ' (,'oiK.vl JJ.i'i'in. i;t imc fchareliuldei .nf tho i Telephone Onld Miiiiti.-Compuny (Limited) wiH ho held in iliu iirokuis' 7is oeiation Room, New Zealand Inmranon Buililing h, Qui-.cii-Bt.reet, , Auckland, on MONDA V, the Kit h day of June, 1 1885, at 3 o'clock in tho afternoon, when Iho sub- .-, joined resolution, which wan passed at tl.o Extraordinary (lener.".' ''Voting of the Coinpnny held on tho 2'Jlli day of Alny. Hio. will be sub- '. nvltted for coi Urination us a special resolution. That tho Directors be aulhoiised and em powered to effect a Fn'eor other disposition of the whole of the Company's Property and Assets, upon such terms ob they shall think nt By order. J. FRIAR piiARSE, Soeretary. _Dated Juno 1, ISSS ; , TyfEW ZEALAND LOAN AND * MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY ■ i*r*rfl (LIMITED). Notico iB hereby given that the Annual Local Meeting of tho New Zealand Loan and Mcr cahtilo Agency C.nipanr (Limited) will bo hold - at the otlices of the Company', at Auckland, pri WEDNESDAY, tho Ist d*y of July, 1885, ot _ noon, FUEDIC. B'ATTLEY V '.; Secretary. , Auckland, Juno 15t,'.1885, - ' ' ?_r»'l Auctions '' ■.-',;', TO-MORROW. "A', "__ .. .-• \ .:_■ L. W. EATON ■ ?_ . Will Soil by Auction, at his Mart, Tc-morrow ! (Tuesday), at 11 o'clock, AUCKLAND - GROWN APPLES, Hobart Apples. Bananas, Oranges, OniorF, Potatoes. Oats, &c, &c., Sea. ■. \ TOMORROW. JUNCTION YARDS. i\ USEFUL HORSE., .» overland from Napier. HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. T O- M O R R O W. ,tj ... PLANTS, ORNAMENTAL SHRUB. , FRUIT TREES. I! To bo sold by Public Auction, at 11 o'clock, at DOW DEN'S MART— ; , TjIRUIT TREES, PINUS INSIGNIS,--' X? Flowering Plants, Ornamental Shrubs, in great variety, &0., &c, r , ~ W. ti. COCHRANE.] I..TAS. DACRE TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, JUNE 0. . ... BLACK-AND-GOLD PIANO. The Subscribers will Sell by Auction, Rt their Rooms, Queen street, To-morrow (Tuesday), at 12 o'clock, BLACK-AND GOLD PIANO, by Mar tini, nearly new. SAMUEL COCHRANE & BQ$, H>!. ". Auctioneers.' W. S, COCHRANE.] [JAS. DACRE, TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, JUNE 9.' By order of the Agent for the Publio Trustee in the Estato o( Joseph Thompson, De ceased. . ; . , /., \ / : EFFECTS DECEASED ESTATE.-- Tho Subscribers have received Instructions to Soil, at their Rooms, Queen-street To-morrow (Tuesday), at 11 o'clock, EFFECTS DECEASED ESTATE,-Coil- ! sisting of Box, Clothing, Blankets, etc. SAMUEL COCHRANE &•"SON, • mi Auctioneers. W, S. COCHRANE] [JAS. DAOBB THURSDAY, JUNE 11. SPADES, DIGGINgToRKS, ',' Jj BUCKETS, SAWS, AXES, TOMAHAWKS, CARPENTERS' TOOLS The Subscribers will Soil hy Auction at their. Rooms. Qnetn-Btreet, on Thursday, llth inbt, , at 11 o'clock. A LARGE Consignment of Spades, Snovols, Digging Forks, Buckets, Saws, Axes, Tomahawks, Carpentere' Tools, • &c. , ftc. &c. .;.,.. ;'/,,'; No Resbrvb. ~- . Terms at Salo. ' SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON.. Auctioneers. ~ TO-MORROW, NOON. PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PICTURES, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE, PLATEDWARE, &c. j ! 1 R. ARTHUR V/ill sell by public auction, at his Mart, Queen* street, to morrow, at 12 o'clock noon, REMOVED TO MART FROM PRI VATE HOUSE, for convenience of sale, a good Piano by Bord, walnut case, a ueoful lot of Household Furniture and Effects—Suite in Horse hair. Chairs, Tablof, Couches, Carpets, Rugs, Fendeis, Fire Irons, Meat Safo, Stovo, Oven, Glass, China, Earthcnwaro, Pictures, Kitchen Utensils, Venetian Blinds, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Palliasses, Mattresses, Chcßta of Drawers. Wo'-hsfcinds. Toilet Sets, Toilet Tables, Looking Glasses, Matting. D.B.'and 8.1. Guns and Cases, 19 Rifles, Single barrelled Gun, Sundries, &o. TO-MORROW. Ex Loch Linnho. T7INGLISH-MADE TJ.URNITURE. ■ SILK, REP, and FIGURED SUITES LEATHER SUITES, WALNUT WHATNOTS, MIRROR ' '' CANTERBURIES, OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, BLACK AND GOLD LOO TABLES, MUSIC STOOLS, ■ I CHEFFONIERS, SIDEBOARDS, MIRRORS, . FOLDING and OTHER CHAIRS,., BOOK SHELVES, HAIR SUITES1" TAPESTRY CURTAINS, RUGS, MATS, &c, ftc, &c. ' GABRIEL LEWIS ' . # Has received instructions to sell, on abeve date at 11 o'clock, 1 /» CASES OF VERY SUPERIOR- X\l MADE GOODS. The Auctioneer would call attention to this S apenor Lot of Furniture, as this maker's goods have never been offered in Auckland before. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, ' , At 11 o'clock. At QUICK'S TERRACE, DEVONPORT. T .1 Auctioneer hp.a received instructions from ' i yr Wi«twator, who is letumiiig to Scotland, to sell by auction, HIS VALUABLE PIANO, HARMO , NIUM, aim OIL PAINTINGS, also IGO vole. Books, by Sir Waller Scott, Thackeray, ! Tennyson. Kingsley. B-ontc, Dickens (Illustra ted). Geor«o Hlf ot, 20 Tales from Blackwood; Dining-room nnti Carriage Clock, Telescope; j Mahogany Caso Tripod, with astronomical lenses; Barometer; Painting»-Holland River. , Isle of Skye, Morn and Evening (2). The Books ' aroelcgai.tlybou-d. Large Quantity of Drapery o and Linen t3oods (tho proprietor boing a linen manufacturer). Bagatelle Board, Music Stool Seltzogene. Tho Whole of the Furniture in Dining-room, with Brussels Carpet, Bedsteads. f, Hearthrugs, and also the Furniture, Bedsteads. Chairs, Washstands, Mirrors, Mattrasses. Pal liasses, Sheets Pillow Cli: es and Bolsters, con t lined m 5 bedrooms. Lobby—lndia Rubber and Door Mats. Matting. Dinner Bell, &c. Full compliment of Kitchen Utensils, Brass Preserva Pan, Boiler, &c. i. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. r '■ . * Continued on, Fourth t»\ge