SUPREME COURT-Criminal Sessions.

YESTERDAY CONTINUED.

3 (Bofora Hia Honor Mr JhsUco Gillies.) Indecent Assault.— Tho chargo against John Giles of indecently assaulting Pationce Hutchinson atßangiriri was continued.—

Other witnesses having boen examined, the

prisoner briefly addressed the jury, denying 4no ohwge.—His Honor Bumraod up, and the jary'found the praoner guilty.—Sen rtonce deferred.

THIS DAY.

His Honor took his seat 10 o'clock,

Indecent Assault.—John Auderson and . John Giles, convicted yesterday of in . decent assault, wero brought up at 10 . o'olockthismorningforsentence.—HiaHonor , said that as tho jury had recoramonded Anderson to the morcy of tha Court, tho imposition of a fine of £10, with the alterna tive of two months' imprisonment, would doubtless meet the caae. Sentence accord ingly.—Giles, on the contrary, was sen tenced to three months' imprisonment, without the option of a fine. Anderson paid the fine and was released, Allegkd Conspiracy toDefracd. — Chas Walter; Langston and Walter Davis were arraigned upon a long-winded indictment charging them with conspiring defrnud one Samuel Dickey on the February last-Langston by obtaining from djqW a sum of £24 on cheque ar jd promißgory no J tOi as commission on a pr oten dod sale of a horse to Davis, and Davi^ by aiding and abottim- Langston in the j B u cKe d f ß i re pretonoo.— Both prisoner^ p \ mdeA not Ru ilty.—Mr E. Heaketb ar> red for tne prisoner Davis.— Samuel 0 butcher, of Whangaroi, ■k^'dd that in February last ha had an 8nt jr« horse named Fergus Duke. Long eron telegraphed him from Parnoll inquiring what he wanted for tho animal. Ho had met him «t Whangaroi 15 months before, and he then gavo himself out to be « veterinary surgeon. Witness wired back the price ho wanted for tho horse, viz., £130. Langston next wired from Eikurangi to have the horse in tho stable as ho was coming with a buyer, On Saturday afternoon, 7th of February, wttneM met Langston at tho Whangaroi Hotel, awl the latter asked for commission on the sale. Witness offered £10, and Laogston said that it Would not pay him. Witnesß then remarked that he must pot anything more out of tbo buyer, as he him .self wanted £120 clear. Langston replied thatie would make that all right, and added that tho buyers were two young mon named Davis, who had just come out from Home with plenty of money, and had taken up .300 acres of land at Scotchman's Valley, About 7 o'clock tho same evening Langston came to witness's shop to settle about tho hone, a man named Forbes being with him. They walked up to the Post Office together in order to get stamps for an agreement. Witness brought two agree ment forms and a promissory note form, as well era the Btamps. They then went down to i^-he Whangarei Hotel, when Langston ' brought out the prisoner Daviß and intro duced him to witness as one of the two young settlers of Scotchman's Valley. He then said that he would leave witness and *i)ft»ifl together to talk over matters. Be fore this Langaton had told witness tnat he, would not recommend the horse to luh friend at £130, but he would at £160 if witness liked. While they wore having drinks Davis wont out, and on return ing inside, Langston called witness out and told him not to take less than £1(30, as he had made it all right with Daviß. They all went into Die parlour then, and Lang «ton got Forbes to draw out the agreement in accordance with the particulars Which he stated to him. Two agreements (produced) were accordingly drawn up and signed. Davia then gave the I. N. (produced) at three months, it being understood that tho horse wuto beleftin witness's custudy as security. Later on Langaton asked for a cheque for £6 oE his commission, and a bill for the balance of £24. They wont into the Settlers' Hotel, and witness wrote out in Langaton'a cheque book a cheque for £6, besides giving him a P.N. for £24 (cheque and P.N. produced), Langston promised not to discount the P.N, untU Davis's had been met. The cheque was paid. On Easter Sunday witness arrived at Kawakawa in pursuit of the prisoners. In presence of the con stable, Davis said Langstonj prevailed upon him to play the part he had, and when he hinted at the prospect of " chokey," quieted him with the assurance that he would get a man to offer £100 more for tha horse, and take it away when they could divide the proceeds in safety.— Ilavia'a P.N. was never paid. In a loud and strident voice which His Honor was obliged to check, Langston began to examine tho witaesa with some degree of skill.—Tho witness said: You were one of the judges at the Whangarei Show in 1883, when my horee got the that prize. Had offered it for sale at Buckland's previously. In 1884, I offered you £10 commission to sell it, aad you introduced me to a Mr Harkis as a purchaser for £130. I believo yon and Davis were incarcerated for five ■weeks before the promissory note fell due. Yon summoned me at the Whangarei Resi •deat Magistrate's Court over a difference in 'money matters.—Arthur Forbes, commer cial traveller, gave evidence as to drawing tip the agreement (produced) at Lang ■ston's request, and also the P.N. — Constable 'Douglas Gordon, stationed at Whangarei, 'deposed as to making inquiries about Davis 'Brothers, and finding that there were no 'such.persons at Scotchman's Valley. Ho ■ftrreeted Langston at Whangarei on the 44th April, while Davis was arrested at Kawakawa.—Henry Stewart, settler, of Sawakawa, gave evidence as to the state ment made by Davis to Dickey at Kawakawa, wherein the former threw upon Laogston all the blame for (he pretended purchase of the horse. — Constable William Ceughlan deposed that he arrested Davis on the 16th of April, at Kawakawa, and that Davis tried to ex culpate himself by asserting that Langston had misled him throughout the whole matter. — James Hayward Hammond, cashier of the Bank of New Zealand at Whangarei, deposed that the cheque (pro oucod)waspresented by and paid toLaDgston. The P.K. (produced) was deposited in the Bank for collection, but was not paid.— Maurice Jones, coal-miner, of Kawakawa, deposed that Daviß was his mate at Kawn kawa, and that Langston, on Friday njgnti February 6th, came to their place after they had gone to bed, and took Davis oat. Next morning Langaton and Davis started for Whangarei.— Oomtablß Frederick Wylde, stationed at Hamilton, stated that he had never known any parsons named Davis Brothers who tamed on operations at Scotchman's valley.-Thia being the case, Langston addressed the jury for hia defence. He Bald that it was a well-known fact that ''a great deal of tricky, dodgy work " was necessary in the eale of an entire, otherwise It would not be got rid of at all at a fair price. In such a negotiation you could not speak the truth as in other natters. It was their full intention to sell tho horso again at a large advance before the expira won of the three months' currency of the *M<., and to pay it. Had he not been arrested five weeks before the maturity of we bill, that intention would have been earned into effect. It was a bona Jide Bale. «J prosecution was dictated by spite a»d malice._Mr Hesketh spoke in Davis'a de anee, and Hia Worship having concisely summed up, the jury retired at 2.30 "confer together. At three o'clock they returned finding Langston guilty, but recommending him to mercy, as they Believed Dickey gave him a certain amount o! encouragement. Davis was bound not p% and accordingly discharged. Langs «m waa remanded till to-morrow morning. Alleged Larceny.—John Comas, alias •loon Murphy, was charged with the larceny, on we 18flj May last, of 18 pillow slips, 18 puiow [cases, and various other articloß. such as toilet-covers, sheets, &c, belonging ™ ?*mßa Lang.—The prisoner pleaded not g?u,7--Cecifla Lang, wife of James Lang, l*s i Provincial Hotel, identified the articles alleged to have been stolen

[Left Sitting.]

The following is the result of tho recent jaunmationin Standards at Beresford-Bt. School : _Below Standard I-Bxamined, ™m., 64f.; passed, 73m., 6«.; failed, 3m. Standard II _ Examined, 54m., 52f. ; EJ«»d, 47m., 47f. ; failed, 7m., sf. Standard 111 _ Examined, 40m., 39f.; PMMd, 40m., 39f.; failed, 0. Standard IV r-«oaniined, 25m., 22f.; pasßed, 22m., 19f.; *««»■ 3m., 3f. Standard V—Examined, «m. Hf.. pas Bed, llmi) 1O i. ; failed, 7m., «■ Standard VI-Examined, 4m., 7f.; P"B^, 2m., 5f.; failed, 2m., 2f. The ■omberß on the roll at time of the examina ™n were 416 m. and 371f., of which 49 were aownt, and 252 below Standard I. The Jr'P^tor's report states that the result of we Mamination is satisfactory. The son of one of the late Glasgow bank awectors is a conductor on one of the Auck 'Md .ramcars. Gently, ladies t vicar'gdaughter: "Here's some beauti t)T. r foo«°*p papa has sent you to cover *™ T«m pote, coot!" Cook : "Oh, it's a J«y to waste that, miss. Some of master's °«"ttmons would do just bb well."

THE ALLEGED CRIMINAL OFFENCE AT ONEHUNGA.

The Cose Dismissed,

Tiie Inquiry into tho charges brought against Alexander Webster of committing a criminal offence On a young woman named Ellon Joiner, at tho Manakau Hotel, was continued this

morning boforo Captoin Jaoksoh, R.M., and A. J. Dickey, Esq., J.P., at Iho Onohunga Police Court.—Sergeant Qrocn roprfisonted tho polico. Mr G. W. Bransoy appeared on behalf of tho nroseontor, and Mr Cotter for tho accused.— J'.liti McKinnon, goneral hand at tho Manakau Ho'cl. fbposed that ho missed the MOBecutrlx from her work on June 29th, in tlio aftornoon, a lii tic after uo'olock. 110 wont upstairs to look for her. Ho knocked at tho bedroom door and it was opened by tho pvosocutrlx Stio appeared oxclted, Hnd complained that Webster had Insulted her, Baying that ho hnd Kono out of tho Window. Sho could only speak in a whisper. Had nover seen her so oxcited boforo. Did hot notice if her clothes were disarranged. Tho prisoner was in the hotel between 3 and 4 o'clock that day. It was easy for anyone to get out of tho window of that bedroom.-By Mr Cotter: Did not think that ho had called out. but 1 ust tried tho door. He did not hear tho prosecutrlx call out. Tho door wns not opsned immediately. Her oxcltemont was not greater than it might have boon if she h»d boen a consenting party to tho act taken unawares. Prosccutrlx's hair waa not tossed. Ho next saw prisoner in tho kitohen about 5 p.ra. Ho was talking to Mrs Irrlan 3. This was about ten minutes aftor tho prosocutrix had como down stairs.—By tho Bench: The prosocutrix was so oxcited that she could hardly speak. She seemed quiet stupid. Ho had nover scon her with tho prisoner before. Ho had been subpeoned for tho dofence.—Mar garet Ireland, cook at tho Manakou Hotel, de posed that sho wont upstairs to look for Kllen Joiner on the 29th June, but did not look in all the bedrooms. Witness could not find her any where. Sho called MoKinnion, and ho went to look for tho proaecutrix. Sho was vory hoarse that day, owing to a cold on tho chost. Wob strr was In tho hotel on tho 29th Juno, and Bsked if the misses (meaning Mrs Collinga) was In. Witness told him that sho wns out. Thia was soon after breakfast. Whon tho prosocutrix came down ataira eho did not oomplain to her until aftor witness asked where she had boon. She thon said aho had beon in a room with Wob stc, who had tried to take advantage of her. Witness asked why sho had not called her. Prosocutrix replied, "What was the uso?" Witness had never scon any freedom between prisonor and prosooutrlx. Prisoner had always behaved well boforo this. Witness taxed the prisoner with talcing advantage of Annie, and said. "If you don'tlookoutyou'Jlgetinchokoy." — Thomas Moore Bryant, timber merchant, Jnehuoga, deposed that tho croaeoutrbc had atoly beon unable to speak. About 7 o'cloo'c on ;bo night In question prisonor asked him to lave a drink. Witness at first refusod, when tho prisoner said. " You had hotter como, as I might never meet you again?' Tho next morn mg prosecutrix complained to him that Wobater had taken liberties with her. Proßccutrix's yoioo was so woak that it could not bo heard Tom anothor room if the door was lockon.— Isabella Shorlock, wife of John Sherlock, sea man, residing at Onehunga. deposed that beforo hir marriage aho was housemaid at tho Manu kbu Hotel. On the 29th Juno Mrs Collins got witness to help at tho hotel, as uho was going to own. Witness saw prosecutrix about 3 p.m. She also saw prisoner there in tho bar about 1 D.m. Ho loft tho bar diroctly aftor he got his drink. She next saw prisoner about 6 p.m in the evening. She told him that he was going to get it. Witnes3 rememborod that tho proso cutrix was missing that aftornoon about I ci clock. She next saw her in tho dining-room, when Bho complained that she had been insulted, 'he prosecutrix had a bad cold that day. and ould speak just abovo a whisper, and could not shout out. If she wero In one room her yoino could not be hoard in the next. By Mr Cotter: Although pros cutrix could not speak, witness thoughtshe could havo screamed. Sho might havo made a noiso by kicking. Prosecutrix did not show witness any bruises. When witncßß told prisoned that ho would " got it." sho was joking, as aho did not think that it was anything peripua. — Sergeant Bernard Groeson v Btatiohed at Ohohunga. deposed that about 10 a.ro-., Juno 30'h, 1885, tho prosecutrix oame to the station and made a complaint to him. In conßonuonco of that complaint ho sent Constablo Hackott in search of prisoner, who had subsequently arrested him. Wit ness waa at tho Hallway-station when tho constable and prißonor arrived. Tho prisoner aakod to bo allowed to soo "Annie" nt tho Manakau Hotel, as ho intended to settlo tho matter. Witness refused to allow prisonor to do so. Prisoner then asked for hor to bo brought to see him. and Bald that ho would marry hor on the following day at the Registrar's Office. Witnens also refused this request — By Mr Cottor : Prosecutrix went to sob Dr. D. Scott, WitnoSß had told her aho had better bo examined by a doctor as to uny injuries or brulaoH she might have rccaivod throufth the assault. Dr. Soott had told witneaa that ho had examined prosecutrix, but that Bho had do bruises upon her.—John Haslett, constablo stationed at Onohunga, doposcd that in conse-

quence of a complaint made at tho Polico Station he arrested prisoner on tho Qneon-st. Wharf, Auckland, on 30th Juno last, at about 2

p.m. Witnosß told him tho chargo, and gave him tho customary warning that anything ho said might be used aa ovidenco aerainst him. Prisoner seemed rather put out at first, but afterwards said—" She threw heraelf down on the bed in front of n>e." He afterwarda eald— " I Buppose she thought I wasgolngto clearout," Witness replied that it looked like it clearing out of tho window. Ho said: "I did not want any porson to see me with hor." When on the platform of the Auckland Railway station, Srisoner askod witness if ho would let him go own to the Manukau Hotol to sen Annie. He said if he could boo her ho could mako It up with hor. and got married at onco. Witnoas brought him to Onehungo, but refused to let him see the prosocutrix. Upon reaching the station tho prisoner was searchod, aud a letter was discovered which he at tempted to destroy. Prisoner said It waa no uso, it was only for Mrs Collins.— Reginald Aickin. employed at the railway at Onohunga, deposed that prosecutrix was suffer ing from such a severe hoarseness that sho had to como quite cloao and speak In a whisper. Witneaa did not think sho would have beon able to tcream.—This closed tho casa for tho plain tiff,—Mr Cotter then addressed the Court until tho adjournment— Tho Court resumed nt 2.10. The Bonch considered the evidence insufficient, and prisoner waa discharged.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

THE TORY PROPOSALS

London, July B.—ln the Houso of Com mons last night, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach announced to tho House tho programme of legislation to be brought down by tho Government.

It includos among other things a meaauro for facilitating tho federation of various parts of thaempiro.

Mr Gladstone spoke, and announced that the Opposition acquiesced in tho proposals of the Government.

An early close of session looked forward

In the course of the debate on the State Forests Conservation Bill last night, there was a slight pasßago-at-arma between Sir Julius Vogel and Mr Wakefield. The latter applied the term "stockjobbing" to the proposal for borrowing under the bill, and Sir Julius Vogel twitted him with using a word he did not know the meaning of. •' I admit I have not tho hon. gentleman's ex perience," was the ready reply of Selwyn's member, but the Treasurer was equal to the occasion, for he quietly answered, "Some gentlemen may havo had tho experience, but not have made full use of it." Hardly had the laugh oocaeioned by this remark subsided, than Sir Julius Vogel went on to say that whatever opinion his hon. friend now entertained of him, laßt session, when he was desirous of being taken into office as a colleague, he would have accepted any Ministerial offico offered him. It is tho popular fancy in Scotland just now to heap honours upon Burns. Several monuments have just beon erected or are underway in different parts of the country.

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THE AUCKLAND EVENIJNG STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1885



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T^TANTEP, a Young Person accustomed V T to children.-Apply to Mrs J. A. Bcale, Graf ton Read. VS7ANTED, resnectablo Younfj Girl to . -.J ,! lla, ke norßoli generally useful.—Apply to MraJWjllett^liovonport, North Shore. WANTED, a Fir^-eTfSTßarmaid.— Apply Grnyhonnd Hotel. \JaT ANTED, a good Genoral Servant,— _J__ Apply to Mrs J. Taylor, Scotia Placo. WANTED, a OonerGl~Sorvant^Appfy _at_G_loeson'B Hotel. YV^ANTEDTCeneraI Servant for Whan- Jr V garoi (12s), Female Cooks, Engineers Blacksmith. Servants of all kinds.—A. McLeod's segiatry.s egiatry. 7. Queen-street Wharf. TITANTED, Genoral Servant in a small V T private family; good personal charaoter reouired.—Apply, boforo 1 and after 5. at Mre Johnson's, 25, RußSell-stroot. Ponsonby. W ANTED, Goneral Servant; good wasrea givon.-Apply Mrs Klngaford, Vauxhall Road, Dovonport. 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WANTED SEEN — Tom Koeeing's Engagement Ringn, Keopers, and Hinders, Tom Keeslng'a Clookß, Tom Kooßlng'B Watchoa.—Victoria-street, above Royal Mall. _ ANTED KNOWN, that the Cheap est, the Bost, and tho Liirgoat Cholco In Boys' Suits iB at Barker Bros.', Foreßtera' Hall, Karangahnpeltoad. X*T ANTED KNOWN—On Sale, Brickß, T T Lime, Sand, Cement, and Ground Mortar. Lifting Jaoks on Hire.—N. McLoan, Builder, late J. J Holland, Lorne-stroot. . ANTBD KNOWN-Chbap Timbbb ! Cheap Tiubbbl And all other kinds of Building Material, can bo purchased ohoapor and better than anywhere eloß at tlio yßrd» of D. Goldie WANTED KNOWN-About 50 dozen Ladles' "Silver King" Collars beauti fully embroidered; price. 3d to 9d oach. —J. Greon, Victoriaatreet. . WANTED KNOWN —Calicoes, from l{d and 2d per yard: Fingering Yarn, 6d per head. Be early, and aeouro tho bargains. —Allon, Draper, Jsrvola Road, Fonsonby. AN T E DO O W N.-Whito and Coloured Shirts, Cotton, Merino, and Lambs' Wool Shirts, Pants and Hosiery, Ties. Collars, Braces (Argosy and others), Football Suite at Prices not to bo Beaten, at J. W Shaokelford's, 80, Viotorla Btroot (6 doora above Albert-street. \STANTED KNOWN—Last, but not II leaat. I have jußt purchased some of Owen and Graham's Salvage Stock, which is now ready for Bale; also eomo of Garlick and CranwolVa Salvage Chairs, which will be ready in a day or tvo, at Dampier's Furnishing Shop, Hobson-Btreot. "\X7ANTED~KNOWN.— Salvage, as ad- II vertiied by me on Saturday. What remains of 40J Ladles' and Children'B Chemises and Drawers, from 9d to 3s 6d (the cheapest lot of Ladies' Underclothes ever offered to the Auckland public); splendid Overcoatß. 19a, slightly damaged; twilled calico, 2Jd and 3}d yd. —J. Groen, 85, Victoria-street. 'ANTED KNOWN, that Barker Bros., Clothing and Woollen Manufacture™, Leeds, and Foresters' Hall, Karangahape Road, are Importers of their own Goods, thua giving all the intermediate profits to their customers. Tho publicarethua able to buy Two Suits for the price they would have to pay for one elsewhere W ""ANTED KNOWN—See our Stock of Blankets before purchasing—£soo worth. B-i Blankets. 8s 6d, 9a 6d. and 10s 8d per pair; 104 Blankets, 12a 6d. 17s 6d, and 20a per pair; Twill Scotch Blankets, New Zealand Blankets, and Coloured Blankets. Thoae goodß are the best value we ever offered.—D. MoPhereon, Karangahapo Rptd. WANTED Known, reasons why Barker Bros., Clothiors. Foresters' Hall, Earan unbape Road, oan and do give better value than others, are: Ist. Wo are Woolleu Manufactur ers 2nd. We are Exporters of wool from this colony to'our Mannfactory In Leeds. 3rd. We are Importers of our own goods, thus we havo large adT a itageg over all others, which we give to the pubjlc.



WANTED KNOWN — Blankets (2J yards long) untouchoS by flro or water, l^B per pair.—J. Groon, Viotorla-street ANTED KNOWN — Unbloachod Calico, slightly solbd, 2s 9d per dozen yards (part of Alton's salvage).—J. Green, Vio to: ia-strpot W" ANTIED KNOWN - Unattachod Sailor Collars, Cd each.-J. Green, Vic torla-stroot. \V"ANTED~kNOWN^"TIioIJ'ow Printed TT Blind, 7d per yard, 12 inohos wido.—J. Gnion, Victoria-streot. W^ANTEITKiNOVVN-Children's Linen Foedors. apparently hand work, Cd eaoh.—J. Green, Victoria-street. W "ANTED KNOWN — Pillows, from Oil; MattraiißOp, from 3s fid ; Couches, from 7s 6d ; Drosainit T'lblos. from Is till; Wash h inlstands. from oa ; Step Ladders, from 2a; at Sohindlcr and Frean's, Karangahape Road. WA. NT B D SEEN, Our Large Stock of Millinory, Trimmed Hats in overy Varioty of Style and Price. A. LOVETT, Wulloßloy-atroot t)y ANTED KNOWN— * " That R. TuDEnoi'K.Plumbcr, Wollesley Btreet, always keeps in stock a splendid asaorl merit of Gasallers, Gas Brackets, Pendants, and Gna Oloboa of noweßt dcßignß; aIBO, a good stock of Kleotric Bolls and Fittings, Water Pipos and Fillings, and evory requisite of the trade, Liborul allowanco mado to tho trade. w £%** I2so Sags *" w-g M § & § I * t * I s > 2_ H \\T ANTED KNW" ON, ¥ V TnAT J. H. DALTON, TAILOR, Vlotoria-Btroct Eant. Has procured a special line of TWEEDS for OVERCOATS, and oan do a FIRST-CLASS OVBRCOAT FROM £?» UP TO £1 108 Kxtua Good Values. J. 11. D. can also Bupply VOLUNTEERS UNIFORMS, both Dtobs and Undress, ut Eng lish Cost Prico. Noto tho address— CITY TAII-ORING ESTABLISHMENT, VICTOniA-STUKET EAST. ~VUr ANTED KNOWN. NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! AT GOOD&ON'S LONDON ARCADE. WELLINGTON STOCK ALL SOLD. NOT RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. NO OLD OR BANKRUPT STOCK. PRICKS LOWER THAN KVBU (Sii.vkk Jewellery Esi'KCiaixy Cheap). RELINQUISHING NO DEPARTMENT OF TRADE. INTEND RETAINING OUR POSITION LEADING FANCY GOODS EMPORIUM. Tho beat plaoo in the Colony to aolect a Proaent from i« GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. vjrr ant bi> know n. THE GREATEST BUCOKSH OK THK DAY, REVOLUTION IN THK TAILORING TRADK. BUITO TO MEASURE AT WHOULSALK PHIOK.I. ALT/WOOL SUITS from SCOTCH, KAIAPOI. or ROSLYN TWEED. 15a; TROUSERS, 18s. Ovorcoats Irom 25s to 60a. But wo spoclally desire to draw public attonllon to our Boa Tweed Suits to measuro, £3 17a 6d. Thoao aro from tho Beat Twoorts in Auckland, and tho usual rotall price is C 6 10s. Good judgos pro nounco our Trousora suporb. From Iho host matorial, 20s 6d; usual retail prico, 355. We havo the largcßt tailoring concorn in tho North laland, and thoroforo givo our patrons tho benoftt of our Wholosalo prloos for not cash. Choice soloctlon of everything good and fancy In Coatings, Suitings, and TrousorlnKS. Just look In and bB convinced. All goods shrunk. Material, Stylo, and Fit unsurpassed. AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY, CUSTOMS-STREET EAST. Opposite Couplana'B New Buildings. Business Heirs : g.30 to 5.30 ; 3.30 on Saturday A YOUNG Person from the country, aged 17, wishes for a situation where she will mako horself generally useful, and ba treated as one of the family; wngeß not bo much nn object as a comfortablo home.—Apply to Me T. B.HIII, (,'heaiist, Auckland, A~VOUNG LADY seeks Encatrement as Milliner; Rood saleswoman; highest refer ences —Addreps " Milllnor," Stak Offlce. YOUNG Lady seeks ongntfetnent in a Confectioner's or any othorlizht business: good references. — Address "H.D.," Stab OiHce. B OTTLES. — Wanted", Curry Powdor Bottloe.—Apply to A. Mackrill, Grattan Crescont(ncarPrimitivoChurch),Franklinßoad. ONBHUNGA.— Wanted, an 8-roomod Cottano at Onohunga. or noar Nowmarkot. —Addrofs B. C. Easton b Hotel, Nowmarkut. PICTFEEDERS— Wanted to Buy good Wheat-flour. 5* per 1001b.—-A. L&ybonrn anil Co., Durham-atrcat. TO PARENTS.—Before buying your boys' Suits, pay a visit to Barker Bros.', The Boys'l Clothiers, Foresters' Hall, Karanga hape Road, , mo BOOTMAKERS.—Wantod, a Steady I Boy with flight knowirdgo of tho trade.— Apply J. Simpson, Bootmaker, Karangahape Road. BOOT MANUFACTURERS. ---' Advertiser, 20 years experience In the Bottoming Department, requires situation to manaore same, or as Pressman; undeniable re fcroncos.- Crispin, Star Offlce. nn () B U T C H E R S. Wantod. the Tradn to know that Rumps and Loins of Beef are exchanged for Briskete.-For terms, apply FOBS & CO., Butohors. Quoon street ___ To Lvi TO LET, Tho Two-Btorlod BBICK BUILDING IN COMMERCE-BTRKET Irately occupied by A. and R. Eaton. Apply & MACFARLANE. nnO LET, 4and 5-rooniod Houses.—Apply X Vorrall and Co., Nowton. TO~LET,"7roomed Houso at Kingeland. Rent 128 6d. Apply Mrs Barnahy.gingslaiid, T~6~IjKS, a dotachod 4-roomod Cottage in Sprlng-stroot, off College Hill.—Apply at Campbell's Store. Rent, 11s weokly. TO LET, a iirnt-rnto Bottling Oellnr, with conoroto floor.—Apply to J. M. and J Mowbrpy, J>anil AKonto. Fort-Btreot_ _ TO LET, Suite of Offices, Grotirid floor, Quoon - Blreot, Best Position.—Apply G. liewls, Auctioneer; TO LET, Private Bed and Sitting-room. —Apply Mrs Dickßiis, Windsor Lauo, Parnell. TIIO LET, a 5-Roomod Houßoin Parnell.— X Apply to T. J. Urango, Taurarua Torraoo, Parnoll. TO LET, a good 5-Roomod Houbo, 10a 6d. -Inquire Third Houße, leftside Codrinßton street, oir Groat North Road, beside Publio School. .. TO LET, Clifton Villa, Oliphant-streot, Vermont-street, Ponsonby Road, contain ing six rooms, city wator, etc ; ront, 12s por week.—Apply next door. CTIET, two Furnished Rooms, and use Of kitchen.-Apply to J. Whitakor, oorner of Russell street ana Great North Road. Ront, lOsporwook. finO LET, Grafton Road, a six-coomed A. House; Hopburn-stroet. a six-roomed Houso, gas and city water.—S. Y. Collins, Kamo Colliory Olllce, U. Qucen-atreet, TO LET, Arthur-Btroet, Ponsonby, new Croomod House, scullery, gas and water; range, close to tram oars.—Mr Drummond, Wood-streot. __^_ TO BE LET, tho S6a View House, top of 3t Goorgo's Hay Road, Upper ParneU; fine and healthy placo. Ront, 16a. Six rooms, &o.—Knqnire next door. O LET (ground floor), 4 Roomß, 2 fire places; oven, register grate, etc., city water; near Junction Queen street—Apply at Hot Baths. Victoria stroot East. TO LET, 5-Roomed Cottage, Jervois Road, city water, rent 10s; 7-Boomed House, Bella Vista Road.—Apply Allen, Draper, Jcrvois Road. Ponsonby. O LET at Devonporfc. new 5-roomed Houbo ; every convenience ; rent, 10*.— Apply to Mr Giles, or Bond Bros., Butchers, Devonport mO LET, Large Shop and Dwelling, -L suitable for a draper, grocer, &0., &o.; best position In Parnell; rent low to suitable tenant—Agply Pnllan'e, Watohmaker, Parnell, TO BE LET, Kyber Pass, a Shop and Five-roomed Dwelling; a firat rate stand; particularly adapted for a chemist j rent, only 18s per week. — Apply to W. L. Mitcholl, Coombes's Arcade. . rpO BE LET OR SOLD, the White JL Houbp Upcer ParneU, oommodionß, beautiiul view, beat well of best water; 11 rooms, rent. 255; nothing Ibbs than 6 montbß.— Kvons. Town Agftnt, or on the spot TO LET, a Houso of eight rooms nnd bathroom and wßsh-honse, gas and water laid on. Garden, ar>uut thrce-quartors of an sore, containing over fifty fruit-trees. Small coach-house and Btab'e. Rent. 25s per we. k.— Apply to J. H. Hudson, Chemiat, corner of Victoria and Hobson-Btreets.



TO LET, 4-roomed Houso; rent, 10s.— Apply J. Williams, Tailor, Viotoria-at. TO LET, good 3-roomed House.—Apply James Kor, Cutler^Wollosley-street East. npO LET, Sample Rocms, centro of Queen« a stroot.-'-DoLaoy and Gibbon, 24, Quoen-st. TO LET, Houpo of 5 good Rooms and Shoo Front, Shortland-stroet —DeLacy & Gibbon, 11. Queun-atroot. opposite Firth's Mill. TO LET, House 5 Rooms and Kitchen, Mackelvio-streot.lCs.—DcLaoy and Gibbon, 21. Quoon-street, opposite Firth's Mill. fHOTjET, small Shop, low rent; suitable S- for a barbor, shoomakor, or tailor.—Apply IH, Swanson street. TO~~LET, Wakefiold-stroet, Shop and 5 rooms; gas and wator.—Apply on tho premises, or Mrß Fral, noxt dooi\ TO LET, 6-Roomed House and Shop in Colleen Road.—Apply J. Kane, Sontinol Road^onsqnbyj TO LET, a C-Roomed House, at Kings land ; rent, 10s G4.— Apnly to John Rowo, Buildpr,—lnqulro nt Barnaby's, Butcher. _ mOBE LET, a Bmall Shop in the best g part of Quoon-streot. — Apply to W, L, Mitcholl, Land Agent. Qn^on-stroet. TO LET, two now Shops and Dwelling houses, in Union-Btroet.—Apply to Edward B.irtloy. Architect. T~F\O LET, a six-roomed House in Vincent- JL street.—Apply Melville Cottage, Beros foi'd-atroot. nnO LET, Houbo of 7 Rooms, Ynrborough _fi stroot, 13s.—Do Lacy and Gibbon, 24, Queen street, opposite^ Firth|n Mill. TO LET, Shop, wShsasfittingfl, aholves, and counter, all complete at Throe Larapß, Ponsonby.—Apply Gilfard, Tailor. Jervoia Rd. TO LET, a 6-roomed Cottage, gas and wator laid on.—Anply Mr Aloy, Grocor, St. Mary's Road,_PonßOnby. TO LET, a Shop and seven rooms, Ponsorhy Road, opposite Brown-street.— ApDly to W. Johnston, top Franklin Road. T6~LET, comfortablo Furnished Bed room. BU'tablo for 2 men; board If required. Kent modorato.—Apply at Mrs Willouchby's, Nnrth-slroet, Nowton. TO LET, the Houso now occupied by Mr Famvol. 42, Shnrtland-stroot; overy oon venionoo—Apply on tho premises, or to the Now Zealand Houso, Land, and Estate Aeenoy. TO LET, furnished Bedroom, with use of kitchen; c'oso to Quoon-strPet. Suitable for ono or two females. — Apply Mrs Letliam's Store Wpllesloy-strect; TO LET, Houso of blx rooms, kitchen, and bathroom (Ayr-fit, Parnell). water and Raß, allotmont GO x 213; grand vlow and healthy krality.—Apply to DnLany & Gibbon, 21, Quoon stroot, opposite Firth's Mill. TO LET. new 7-roomed House, city water inside and out. oven and gratos, cupboards, drossor and every convenience; Sununor Btreet, Ponsonbs Road ; ront. Us fid.— Ariplv on proml3oß, or C. La Rocho. Kyber Pqßs. rg^ > BE LET, Gordon House, Hobaon fi. strcflt, 12 rooms, bathroom, eood cooking rnuKo. Vonntian blinds, bob, water, and ovory oonvenienno for a first-class boarding-rionse.- iVpnlr to W. L. Mitchell, Coombes's Arcade. TO BE LET, in the Suburbs, 2 vory delightful Villa RosHonces, nearly two acres of ground each. Railway Station In front, and omnibusses pass thn door.". These are choice dwollings.—W. L. Mitoholl, Land A cent, Coombcß's Arcs'! o. TO LETT^Siiop, with 0 rooms attached, corner of Richmond Rood. Oliphantstroot, and Lincoln-Btroot, having throe frontagos; occupied By Mr H. Field, Grocer, for tho last two years : go^d opening for a smart bneiicßS man.—For particulars apply John Portor, Rich mond Storo, Richmond Road. DTSVONPORT.— To Let, Several Cot tosren and Furnishod Houses.—Apply R. and R. Dnflcr^Houso and Land Agonte. HbUSES~TO"LEf in Anclesoa-atreet, NolHon-strcet, Prosioctstroet, Howo stroot. Brighton Roan, and el'flwhoro.—C. Wil liniiißon, Kstate Agont Hlgh-streot TMPOUTANT to Tradesmen wishing to coinmenco RiißlnoßS—To bo Let for a term, at a rnlurrrt rent, 16s week, STiop nnd 6 rooms: spl.irdUl poaiilon, opposite l'Oßt-odlce. Kden Torraoe.—Apply Immediately, J. W. Hoath, on premißis. "VTEVV CORNER SHOP with ft rooms to l\ Lot or for Sale—T. Harpor, Upper Pitt- Btrcot. "\TO\V OPEN TO LET-Tvio lirst class ll Billlanl Tables, at City Hotel, Hobson- Htreet SHOP and Dwelling io Let in tho busiest part of Karancaliapo Road.-Apply G. G^rrot1. Butchor. _ TO 'PAINTERS. -\Vantea\Employmont, by a flrßt-chifs Painter ond Grainor.— Apply to R.J., 21, Orey-Btroet. For Halo. "I7IOR SALE, a good Butohor's Bufinoes; 1 a llratclass Bland. — Apply for address at Stab Offloa. \(\O\\ SALE, a light Bußgy and Pony, JD the property of tho lato Mr Yaxley.— Apply Alhun Hotel. InOI{~SALE, a splondid Triploxicon ' Dissolving Viows Apparatus witliViows, Gas Bags, and Screen complete.—Apply 5, Hon derson Buildlnes. Victoria-streot IJIOR SALE, at Mount Edon, two |-acre " Allotments ; splondid vlow ; near 'bus stand; fenced and planted. £120 and £150. —J. I) rabazon^ ; F" OR SALE, tho 3-ton Yacht Eth»l May (coppered), with all pear, etc.. In good ordo ; suitable for either pleasure or working purvoscß.—Apply Thamcß Carriage and Dray V.i -tory. Vlotorinatreot Kaßt "jj^Oß SALE, Butchory Business in ono of _B the boat positions in tho city doinp v (lrst clssa family trado-4 bullocks and about 20 sheep wpokly.- For particulars apply in writing to •' Commerce." Stak Office. Ij^Oß SALE, a Uwelling-hnußo and"Sliop, J 1 with StocK and Fixtures. Prico, £250; £j(i cash; balance by weekly instalments; a bargain.—Apply on tho premisos, first house left hand side Rnssoll-stroet, »pposito Surrey IIIUS; T|7^OR SALE, North Sboro, three 5-roomod 3, new Housos; good situation ; convenient i ■ wharf; range and registor grate. Price, C 250. AUo B. 8. and 14-roomod Houses; very choap: volcanic soil.—G. Brown, No. 37. Queen-stro«t Wharf. FO R S A L E, On tiie Moukt Roskill Road, Fivo Acres of Good Volcanlo Land, subdivided into five paddocks in Rood grass, each paddock well planted with ornamental trees; a good orchard and garden, tog« ler with building thoroon erected, viz. :— A good 7-roomed Residence, a good outhouse. 34 by 16, containing coach house, two-Btalled stable, man's room, dairy, and largo hay loft; also, cow-house, fowl and pig-housed. 3,000 gallon olstorn and 400 gallon tank. I'hiH property will bo sold cheap, and is suited for a gentleman's residence, and can bo cut up Into allotments, if required; distance Irani the Post-office, three miles; 'buses pass the property evory hour.—For further particulars, apply to CARBrNES & Taylor, Auctioneers, Qucen-Btreet. Tjf O R S" A L E, 2 Conntors, 22ft long, solid 2ft. tops, panel fronts Also, 1 13ft. nnd 20ft as above 21ft. by lort. Drapory Bholvea 12ft. by 10ft Drapery and Boot do. 31(t. by 10ft. Grocery, Ironmongery, and Crockery do. fi Grocery Blna 17 Small Grocery Drawers 19ft. Framing for aorooning windows 20 Hmallware Drawers 1 sft Offloo Desk (two lids) 4 Ribbon Drawers Glubs Coses Cash Desk 1 Eight-day English Shop Clook Short Doublo Stops 2 Ladders 2 Tracks 1 Fnirbunk's Soalos (7001b.) 1 Uroeor'o Sculca and Brass Wolghte. Also, Drapory, IronmoiiKory Crookery, Boots, Urooorios, Korosone Lamps. No rooßonablo oiler will be refused for any thing of tho above. Apply to wM^ STl£vaNSONi Onohunga. Oi ACRES volcanic Land, with com »> modious 12-roomod Houbb. togother with outhouses, nico orchard, oholcoly laid out gar den handsome fonco: only two miles from Bri tish. May be seenred for £1,100. Terms can bo arranged.—Apply J. R. RandorßOn. AuoMonoer.. £* X DEPOSIT.—Now House For Salo, 3wO within 25 minutes' walk of Quoen btrcet; balancu on woekly payment system.—C. Williamson. Estate Agent, Hlgh-atrcot. jftQrK - FOR SALE, Bingle-Boatod gS^dx.** Buggy (almost new), with laropa, &c., complotc, and harness.—Apply Star Office. £?Ki\— For Sale> n6ar Valley Road, 3fciO" Comfortable Cottage of 1 rooms nnd soullory, buy window, range, registorgrata, Venetian blinds, cupboards, good garden; allotmont, 50 by 100; only £280; £50 caßh; balance )2n 6d weekly. —J. A. Woodward, I louse Factor, Edon Vale Road. i£s4l/k/4--B'OR that sum I am era ctifj\r" powered to Sell the very pick 6t Cullivßted Farms (150 aores) in the Walkato, C-roomed Houso, fee—Hannaford'a Agency. _ A GOOD SlTE.—Choice Volcanic Level Allotment, ground can be worked now, Oakland Road, Mount Eden, fenced on three sides C6 x 132, for salo, at the low price of 55s por foot. Terms easy.—Apply J. R. Randerson, Auctioneer. CHAS. WILLIAMSON, Land, Honse, and Estate Agent, Hlgh- Btreet (near Shortland-st root), haa always for sale and to let large and small houses in the City, ouburbß, and country dlstriota; also tonne, improved and unimproved, In various parts of the province. Several eligible building allot ments for sale In tho City. See lists In Evening Htab and " Herald " T ARGE-SIZED Billiard-Bagatelle Table I 1 for Sale, complete, with 6 cues and 3 bails, in grand ordor. Prico £20 cash, or on hire system.—Apply J. R. Randerson, Auctioneer. LOOK— Two Good Allotments, 80 feet frontage to Riohmond Road, near Ponsonby Road with Seven-roomed House and large Shed, with iron roof; may be bought for £560, of which £350 can remain at 7 per cent—Apply J. H. Randerson. Auctioneer. TJOSEDALE FARM, Pukekohe West, X\i containing 31 acres rich Land, with five roomed Homestead, usual outbuildings; 181 ocros being in good errass (splendid winter feed), balance valuable building timber; only 2 miles from station. Reason for selling, delicate health. Price £176: or would exchange for city pro p,,rty._Apply J. R. Randorson, Auctioneer. To~veterlnary surgeons and ! OTHERS.-For Bale, a Bet of Surgical In nt.rumontn. nearly new, (he property of the late , Mr Yaxlcy.—Apply Albion Hotel.



TI/rALCOLMSON AND i^OMPANY, THE N.Z. HOUSE, LAND. ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL AGENCY, Corner Vulcan Lank and High-street. ARCHITECTS. CIVIL ENGINEERS, AND SURVEYORS. Malcolmson & Co. are prepared to conduct ovory branch of Landand Estate Agency. Money Invested. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Valuations effooted on every description of Property, Furniture, etc. Special facilities given to eaablo porsons to become their 0 wn Landlords on tho Small Doposit and Weekly Payment SyEtom. Plans and Specifications Prepared and Toy dera Called for ovory description of Buildings. Those having Properties either For Sale or To Lot will llnd it to their advantage to entrust their business to the care of tho above well known Agency. To those unablo to call during tho week-days, Office will bo Open every Saturday Evbnino, from 7 to 9 o'olook. 4*/L(l(i ~ VICTORIA AVENUE, cKirJb"" Eden Terraco—House, 7 rooms, with onthouses, and finished in a thorough man nor .Immediate possession can bo given. Terms, £25. and balance on weekly paymonts. i*QOK, — VICTORIA AVENUE, dWO/WCF Eden Terrace—House built of concrote, and containing 1 largo roomß and kitchen, with pantry, &c , the usual outhouses. Tnrmß. £25 cash, and balance weokly payments. 6* X £\A\ — St. Stephen's Avenue, 3S/«J\7" Parnoll—A Commodious Family Residence, containing 7 rooms and bath-room, wntor and gas laid on, front and Bide verandah, every convenience; oorner allotment, 68 x 110. Term can be arranged to a suitable purchaser. i«pr/\ik —Small Family Residence 3&*>J W» of 0 rooms, kitchen, and bath room ; gas and water; allotment 66 x 213, Ayr-stroot, Parnell; loaseheld, 40 years; grand view, healthy locality, close to the Grammar School and Manukau Road. l*/*CTik —For Salo, in a prosperous 3S/"O"» village near Auckland, remu nerative Business Promisee containing 2 large Sliopa and Dwellings of S rooms oach; also the Busino3fl as a going concern, at present con ducted as a Drapery and Dressmaking cstab- Ishmont. Stock, which Is flint class, can be had at valuation. Tho above business is one which is soldom to be met with, and satisfactory reasons for disposing of same can be given. i*AAA —A well established and 3&tjrvFvF» prosperous Tobacco and Cigar Business, with Shop, for disposal; loading tho roughfare, handsome proOts; owner rotiring. 4*Qiyer —HOUSE of 6 rooms and cJ&O 4 *-P» scullery, quite now, situated in Homo Bay, Ponsanby; oloso to tramway. Tcrmß, £25, balance by weekly or monthly in sbUmonts. -f*~l ilii —FOR SALE, a Prominent d&lvlft Lnvol Allotmoot, over 40 x 172, situated at the corner of Salisbury-street and Riohmond Avenue —"The Pines" Estate; pleasant surroundings, and healthy position. Price. 60a per foot. _£?O/f A— FOR SALE, one of the best 3&/V'db\7 Building Sitos in Ponsonby, situated in Wallace -street, extra deep allotment, lovol ground, wide thoroughfare, good neigh bourhood, healthy looallty, oloso to the Tramway Tm-minns and Ponwnby Pier. Terms, no doposit OQO S-COTTAGE of 4 rooms For dWO^O Sale, situated in Murdock Road, Surrey Hills. Terms, £10 cash, and balance by arrangement. IjiOß SALE, in Romuera, Villa Rosidence Jj in overy way Buitod to the requirements of a family. The house is superbly finished, and naa been newly painted, and at present is in llrst class order: good range in kitchen. Tho outside conveniences Include buggy-house and Htablo; large allotment; position of tho house honlthy, and commands a most extensive view of tho surrounding country, FOR SALE, tho Lease, for 4 years, of prominent Business Premises close to the Post-office, at a rental of Bfls per week, with option of a further extension end of that porlodi Cheap. TO LET, with Purchasing Clause, Farm of 57 acres of good land, cleared and laid in Krass, 5 acres nf young fruit trees; 6-rooraed house dairy, sheds, stable &o; 3-miles from township; or terms can be arranged for im mcrllate purbhaso. HOUSES FOR SALE. Albert Park, 7 rooms, large allotment £M)-Kdcn-Btreet, 1 rooms, scullery; oasy terms iXtOO—aalost. (city), 4 rooms, etc.; easy terms tM o—Ouoonstroct, 5 rooms; splondid position £soO—Edward-stroet, Dovonport, 5 rooms, etc. £;00— Victoria-at..D'ble Houso, good investment 6425—Ar-gylo-st., 0 rooms, very eaßy terms £650—Corner of Surreyrßt, Villa, 6 rooms fi.i(O-Ayr-st., Panuill, 7 rooms and bathroom £320-Houßo of 5 rooms and scullery And many other Choap Properties in City and Suburbs. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, At per Foot. Wallace st.Jlomu Day, North Head Roml, 75ft (j0 x 100.£-1 iind j;ii pft frontage; v splendid Stuart St., 27 x 110, £80 position St. Mary's Boad. £7 Bcaoh Road. North Sussex-sU. 40x132, £3 ft Shoro. 00 x 331, £11 ft Claroncest., 10ft, £3 10s Summer-st., £110a pft Hond-Bt., Sunnynido, £2 ViBW Road, £3 10s pft Park Avonuo, £6 por ft, Mary-st.. fenced, £3 pft 50x165. Many others in Mount Eden, Remuora, Epsom, Nowmarkot, Nowton, City, etc. MONEY Advanced on Freehold Proper ties at Current Rates of Interest, TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS,—Land and Building Materials found on reason able terms. MALCOLMSON AND COMPANY, CoHNEit Vulcan Lane and Hiqiibt. Ofllco Hours :-9 a.m. to 5 p.m., daily; Saturday Evenings, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Public Notice*» A RCH HILL 'BUS TIME-TABLE. Fhom Auckland National B *nk.—S.lsn.in., 9 a ill., U. 30 a.m., 10.15 a.m., 11 a.m., 11.45 a.m., 15.20 p.m., 1 p in., 1.35 p.m., 2.15 p.m., 3 p.m., 3A5 p m., 1.20 p.m., 5 10 p.m., 5.15 p.m. C.20 p.m., 8.30 p.m., 10 p.m., and 10.20 on Saturday nights only. Fhom Auch Hi11.—7.20a.m., 8.15 a,ni..9 a.m., 9i30 a.ra., 10.15 a.m. 11 a in , 11.45 a.m., 12 20 p.m., 1 p.m., 1.35 p.m., 2.15 p.m.. 3 p.m., 3.45 p.m., 4.20 p.m., 5.10 p.m. 545 p.m, (and 0.30 p.m., Saturday nights only), 7 p m., 7.15 p.m. S. YOUNG, Proprietor. q OK Y\ U T FOR TUB BLUE 217, QUEEN-STREET. BOOT BLUE BOOT BLUE BOOT BLUE c, BROOKES, BOOT BLUL c ; BR ooKE 3 . «gOT GIVING UP BUSINESS ! ! POSITIVE GENUINE SALE ! ! C.B. begs to thank his oustomon for tho patron ago ho has received for tho last 19 years, and also to inform them that he intends RETIRING FROM THE BUSINEBB, AND OFFERS HIS ENORMOUS STOCK or BOOTS BOOTS BOOTS ANTI AND SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, FOR CABH, ta,FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.-fc* NO REASONABLE.OFFER REFUSED. SHOP TO LET, and FIXTURES FOX BALK NOTB THE ADDRESS— O. BROOKES, BLUE BOOT. TKt«r BLUB BOOT, BLUK BOOT, r BLUB BOOT, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Y\fOLFK'S SCHNAPPS 1b ft most comprohon »" Bivo preventive and remedy against all diseases. ~ I HAVE on hand, and wish to disposo of at a very Choap rate, a Seloct Assort mont (not Salvago) of Fashionable Sorgo, Caßh mero, and Fanoy (black and coloured) Cob tumos; aIBO, Ladies' and Children's Under clothing, hand mado. &c.t-MRS HADLET. op poslte Pram's Hotel, Hobson-street. 5 A^ m! W H I T^ ij FENCER AND CONTRACTOR. Having Removed to Market Yard, is prepared to tako Ordora for all kinds of Fenoing, at lowost pOßSible prices. Contracts taken also for Sblna ling and Draining. Men used to the work. Also, on sale, in largo or small quantities, Purirl Poste; Kauri Palings, 9a; White Pino, 8s 6d: all kinds of HallB; Wicket Gateß. 9s; Mill Wrought Wicket Gates, 14s; Shingles; Drain Pipes and Tiles; Closets (complete), for £2; Boxes, only ss; Scaffold Poles; fine Flag Polos, 10s eunh. SAM. WHITE, CONTRACTOR. Market Yards Queen-street Entrance. qPECIAL NOTICE For the convenience of Customers resident In Upper Symonds-Btreet and Monnt Eden District we have arranged a BRANCH OFFICE (With Telephone oonneotlon), at OBUDGK AND NOBNTON's, _Winston«'B Buildings, Upper Bymoßda-streot, Where orders left for FUEL, CARTING, HORSE-FEED, SCORIA, &C, Will receive prompt attention. Note.—A large Covered Spring Waggon ' Spring Carts for Removal of Furniture. - CUBTOMa-SETBB;^ j^ AUp KLAm,



.MMBfai > T 0.0. F., AMERICAN hJ^sl^*J» -!-• constitution, tiiL'nl(^Jfito» STAR OF AUCKLAND IK)DGE, No. 26, N.Z. n. Jr I*1? Installation of Officers t^ r-f this Lodge will take place TONIGHT, Brh July, at 8 o'clock sharp, in Lodgo-roain, Now Zealand Insurance Buildings. A full attendance is requested. By order of the N.G. A. G. WHEELER, Permanent Sec. A UCKLAND NAVAL ARTILLERY. il. The above Company will muetor at the Drill shed TO-MORROW EVENING (Friday), for Monthly Inspection, Full dress, arms, and ac coutrements. By Order. _!£_]? ARKER, Jim , Hon. Sec. T>ONSONBY~NAVAI7 "ARTILLERY, Tho Monthly Inspection will bo held at the Drill-shed TOMORROW (Friday) EVENING, at 7 o'clock sharp. Absentees will be fined. J. B. MORPETH. Acting Captain. piTY OF AUCKLAND. fixinuTlkvels. It ia hereby notified that it is tho intention oi the City Council of Auckland to fix the lovols of WOOD-STREET. ARTHUR-STREET, RA.TA-STREKT, RENNALL-bTREET, and RU3SKLL-STREET, PONSONBY WARD. Plans may be H«en in the City Engineer's Office, High-street, Aucklatd, within office hours, anil all persons interested herein, or liable to bo aggrieved thereby, will be heard by City Counoifat a meeting to be hold on THURSDAY, July 23rd, at half-past 6 p ra. All objections must bo mado in writing, addressed to tho Council, and sent to them not less than ton (10) days before the day appointed on which to hear objections. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk, Town CHork'u Ofllco, June 19,1885. 581 ASK for Wolfk's Schnapps, and take no other. FOR Cheapness, Durability, Quality, and Quantity, In Boys' Suits, go to Barker Bros., Foresters Hall, Karangahape Road. BOARD AND RESIDENCE.—DoubIe and Single Rooms; tonne moderate.— Grafton House, Grafton Road, opposite Choral Hall; 10 minutes from Queen street. /"I OUDON HOUSE, Princes street, One- VJC hunga.—Private Board and Residence, dny or week.—Mrs Schofleid.- Wedding Parties would find every accommodation. ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage of Freehold at current rates.—C. W. Cave, Solicitor, Queen-street (next the Bank of New Zealand). BARKER BKOS.,Fofesterß' Hall, Kara ngubape Road, have just received per s.s. Aorangi 1,000 Boys' Suits. These are a bettor and a cheaper lot than'the last shipment of 600 Suits, which wore sold in ono month. / 1 YMNASIUM, Meicantile Chambers, XT Queen-street (next Bank of Now Zealand). —Prof oai'or Carrollo will open his next Quarter, MONDAY. July 13th, and will Form a Be ginners' Class. Terms. £1 Is. Open Mondays, Wednoad ays, and Friday?, 7.30 to 10 o'clook. R. ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS I'fho most efficient Fomalo Medicine known). Sold by «11 Choinist Patrnt Medicine Vendors, and at Apothecaries' Hall. Shortland-street. Price, 2s 6d Bottle. A gents: BHARL AND & CO., Wholesale Druggists, Lome st, Auckland. ■V-IGHT-SOIL CONTRACT. Tho Juno quarter being now duo, immediate Pnymont is rcquostcd. Sorvice stopped where payment is in arrenr. Office Market Yard. SAM. WHITE, Contractor. Telephone 330. ~\ UCKLAND RACING CLUB. All outstanding Accountsaro rcauoßtod to be Horn In on or before MONDAY NKXT, tho I3ih instant, and all subscriptions, etc., arc requested to bo Dviii at oucu. TO. PitKCIVAL. Secretary. JiriyVUSh _ "OELIEF fROM COUGH XV IN T«N MINUTES. SHARLAND'S CHERRY PKCTORAL (Absolutely the Best Cough Medicine known) Manufactured by SHARLAND & CO.. Wholesale DrugKlets.Lorne-st .Auckland. Sold by all Chemist Patent Mcdiolne Vendors, and at the Apothecaries' Hall, Shortland-stroet Price. 2b Cd and la 6d a Bottlo. T^T OTIC E. Kobert Douglas, Butcher (lato of Glasgow), bags to intimato that ho will OPKN To-morrow, noxt door to Gavin Wallace, the well-known Grocor, Karangahapo Road, where those that wish to purchaso for cash will got valuo extra ordinary. I\/TONEYTO INVEST ON MORTGAGE JM. SECURITY. Wfi hnvo sovoral Sums of from One to Five Hundred Pounds to Lend at Current Rates. VAILE & DOUGLAS. Kstate Agents, Shortlanflatreot SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS. All Childron Suffer from Worms. Manufactured by yHARLAND & CO., Wholesale Druggists, Lorn o-st,Auokland. Sold by all Chomiflt Patent Mrdlcine Vendors, and at tho Apothecaries' Hall, Shortland-st., Price, In por Packot _ rTIELBPHONE GOLDMINING COM"- X PANY (LIMITED). Notion is horcby given thut a Call (the First) of FOURPKNCK por share has been made payable to tho undorfllgned. at tho Office of the Company, No 21. Now Zealand Imurance Ruilninrs, Auoklimd, on MONDAY, tho 27th July, 1885. PRUB CLARKE, Socretary. Auokiand, Bth July, 1885 T>IANOFORTE LESSONS. MB JOHNHARTWKLL (Lato Member of the College of Organists, ORGANIST ST. MARY'S, PARNELL. Residence: St. George's Bay Road. For the convenience of pupils, Lessons given at MesJTB Hoffman and Sons, Pianoforto Ware house Quoen-street PltitSONS -whoße avocations keep them in doors should take, occasionally, Wolkb's Schnapps. i -\TKW ZEALAND IN SUHA NC E J^l COMPANY. Notico JB hereby given to SHAREHOLDERS that an INTERIM DIVIDEND of Three Shil. lines per Sharo for the Hali-yoar ending May 31, is now Payable at tho HEAD OFFICE of the Company. QKORGE P. PIERCE, July 8,1885. General Manager. DA RTNERSHIP NOTICE". The business hitherto carried on by CLIF FORD and LYE, as Drapers and Dressmakers, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Tho businoßS will in future be carried on by MRS CLIFFORD, who will disohargo all liabilities and rocoivo all nionoy due to the lato ™»" n wrwr AviMRS J CLIFFORD. Witness: O. FINLAYj Mlgs R L y E , O R T H E LiUNDRY AND HOUSEHOLD, LADIES ARK INVITED TO USE PYRAMID SOAP, The most economical Soap made in Now Zealand. FuU weight guaranteed. L. W. McGLA SHA N, Wholosalo Agont, COMPTON'S BUILDING. HE NEW ZEALAND FROZEN The Company having Disposed of their Retail Business, and the works at tho above address being sufficiently advancod.are nowproparod to offer ovory inducement for tho extension of their Wholosalo Moat Business. The Company have on hand dally :—Prime Frosh Quartors, Rumps, Loins, Riba of Beef, Mutton, Pork and Veal, by thn carcase: Ox Heads, Kidneys, Tails and Hoarts Sheeps' Kidneys and Sausago Skins, Corned Beef and Pork. Tho Irado and Shipping supplied at lowest current prices, and delivery made. First-olass quality guaranteed. Applications to 130 mado to the Managor, Wholesale Department, Railway Wharf. THE NEW ZEALAND MEAT AND STORAGE COMPANY, NOTICE TO FARMERS AND STOCK OWNERS. The Company is now engaged Freezing for the noxt Shipment to England, which will take plnce in the first week in September. Tho Company is prepared to receive and Frcozc both Sheep and Cattle on behalf of ownorß, and no extra charge over FreeziDg Rates will he made for meat to be included In the next Sflipmont. Timely notico is, however, necessary, and oarly application should bo addressed to the Socretary, N.Z. Frozen Meat and Storage Com pany. Fort-stroot. N.B.—Single carcases or prime joints will be delivered to all tho principal townß in England. TT\ONALD W. JACK AND CO>, PONSONBY ROAD, Having bought & Large Quantity of OWEN AND GRAHAM'S SALTAGB STOCK, WILL BOLD A CHEAP CAHH SALE together with their own Large and Well-select^ stock of *&• DRAPBRY AND CLOTHT\, Qf KvOT7 Article will b. Grkat >t Reduced in Pbicb. }\ Bale oommenoea on SATURDAY, 27th inst. D. W. JACK AND CO., ,< PONSONBY ROAD,



mHE "V" TT "CIARMER, T>EE ' AND TpOULTRY JOURNAL. THE BEST AGRICULTURAL PAPER i IN NEW ZEALAND, I Tho JULY Number is Now Publishkd, and , can bo had of all Booksellers or from the "STAR" OIfFICK, AUCKLAND. i Subscription—los per annum (payable in j advance). Single Copies.... Ib. "TITTLE MINNI E." A NEW SKKVICE OF SONG, comprising Ciiobusks, Quartettes, Duets, Soios, etc., With connective Readings by MRS WORBOYS, j Will ho rendered In tho i PONSONBY HALL ON THURSDAY, JULY IC, AT 7.30 P.M , Under the auspices of St. Stephen's Prosby torian Band of Hope. Admission: X t.Mldren, 6A. Tickols may bo obtained from Messrs Upton and Co.: F. J. Bennett, Quicn-Btreet; R. French, Karangahapo lioad ; J. Hcnderoon Chemist, Threo Lamps, Ponsonby; or any of tho Committee ! glee society, a grand concert, Undor the patronage of B is Worship tho Mayor, by the above in the CHOKAL HALL, On behalf of tho Female Prison Gate Brigado and its work (Mm C. J. Hutchinßon. Superintendent), ON THURSDAY EVENING. July 10, 1885. Doors opon at 7.30, coniinonco at 8. Admission .. .. Front Seats .. .. 2d. J. H. EDMOND3, Conductor. 11. RAFTON, Hon. Secretory. TJIXHIBITfON of Glasßblowing Saturday Jli Afternoon, from 2 to 5. Admission, Cd, Prizos given Works, Freeman's Bay. SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!! TOOLS AND CUTLERY. Slightly Dainaeud by Water at the Fire at MONTUGUE'S FANCY BAZAAR, TO BK HAD VERY CHEAP. THOMAS SAMUEL. 162, QUEJSN-STREKT. Rush up bfiforo ihey are further damaged. RS BOYLE, MIDWIFE, Begs to intimate to the Ladies of Auck land and country districts that she is prepared to receive Patients during their accouchomont at her residenco, Fernleigh Vilia, Fernleinh street, Ponsonby. LadiOß wishing to conic to town from country districts would do woll to avail themsolves of this quiet retreat. Mns B. hopes by civility and Btrict attention to the requirements of her Patients to merit a fair sharo of patronage N.B.—Will Doctors please note this address I mHE NEW TARIFF. A complete list of Dutiable and Free Goods, compllod from official documents, to be had at Star Office. PRICE SIXPENCE. "pHffiNIX FIRE OFFICE OF LONDON! ESTABLISHED 1782 (OVER 100 YEARS). This Old-established Company is prepared to undertake Fire Insurance Business of overy description, and guarantees to its Clients Abso luto Security, Liberal Terms, and Promptitude in all its Settlements HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE, Agents. Fort-Btreot. EirUEll trickery nor competition hart liecm ablo to ailed tho reputation of Wolfe's SCHNAITB; ______ THE Choapnoss of an Article Depends upon the Qnallty, The reaßons why tho NewZoalandTw.cil Company, Tailors, Short land-ctreet, has mot with the amount of buccosb thatl'.hasaro: Firstly,thoTweedßareallof New Zealand manufacture, coming direct from tho Mill, bo there is no Middleman's Profit; secondly, ovory Garment is Thoroughly Shrunk, and made In a First-class Style thirdly, there iB No Credit, so tho Good Customer does not pay for tho Bad.—Now Zealand Tweed Company Talloio. Shortland-atreet, opposite BTAH Office ttTewls" grocery and provision STORES, VICTORIA-STREET, PURE INDIAN TEAS TWO SHILLINGS PER LB -vr o t I c E Tho Partnership lately existing between tho undersigned as Land Agente, &c, under tho stylo or firm of MALCOLMSON, LE LACY & Co., has this day been Dissolved as from the 30th day of June ult. By De9d of Dissolution we have appointed Mauk Rawlingb, of Schorirs Buildings, Fort-stroot, Accountant, to bo our Attorney for tho purpose of winding-up tho affairs of the said Partnership, and ho ia solely authorised to roooivo and pay all monoys in reßpect of the same. Dated this Bth day of July, 1885. ( WM. LAING MALCOLMSON. Signed \ JOHN DX LACY. (EDWD. H. GIBBON. "VT O T I C E. With roforonco to tho above advertisement. Wit. Laino Malco-MSON, bogß to inform his clients and the public generally that " The New Zealand House, Land, and Estate Agency, High street, will continue to bo conducted by hi nas hitherto, under the name of "Malcolmßon and Co." QEDKNTARY pursuits are enfeebling. Thon *J take Wolfe's Schnapps. 4.05» »?:<«* Wmmth LOST, 2 Volumes of a Magazine calJe 1 " Theatre."—Anyono roturning eamo to Mr A Saunders. 2 Insurance Buildings, will be rewarded. EOST, inside the General Post office, a Ladies' Bracelet (pain gold band.—Any one returaing the aame to Aliso Mcljaxiglilftn Bhortland-etreet, wl 1 be rewarded. LOST between Arch Hill and Kingsland, a Chopper, with hook at end.—Finder re warded on returning the same to Mr Brown, Second Avenue, Kingsland. STRAYED into my yard, a Draught Horse, bay, with two white hind feet and star on forehead. The owner can have same by paying expenses.—H. S. Canham, Symondß- Btreet. RUNNING in my Paddock at River hoad, a Bay Horso. white on face, white hind feet, about 16 hands. Owner can have same by paying expenses.—lf notclaJmed within fourteen daye, I shall sell him.—John Lamb. MISSING from the Supreme Court Library :—"Foy on Spociflo Perform ance" and '"I ho Victorian Law Reports," Part I, Vol. 10 Will anyono having the above please return the same to the Librarian j FOUND, opposite The Walker Gum Co.'s Store, in Fort-stieet, a Package and Borne wire.—Owner oan havo Bame by app ying at 15, Fort-stroot, and paying cost of advertise mont. OUND! FOUND! At Tom Keesing's Jewellery Shop, Viotoria street, Jewel lery, Clocks, and Watcheß, on Deferred Pay ment or otherwise. Try it 1 Personal. WILL L.D. call for letter at Newton Poßt-offlceJ IF the Party who redeemed, on May 4, a Watoh and Chain (No. 1.217), in the name of McD., does not roturn tho samo to tho pawn broker, legal proceedings will be taken, ticket having boon stolen. CHARLIE, now wo are married, I will Bhow you how economical I can \te, by f nrnishing our house for £12, with New Furni ture, at Dampler's, Hobson-Btrect. L~_yNORA7~Dora, Cora, Laura, Nora, Flora—You never saw a stock of Name Brooches like raino,—Tom Keesing, Victoria street. MATRIMONIAL. — A Respectable Young Man soets a Wife (age, botwoon SO and 35) through Hannaford's Agency. Full particulars there. PERSONAL.— Richard, I must take our boys to Barker Bros., Clothiers, Foresters' Hall. Karangahape Road, for a Suit each. They have got the largest, the best, and tho cheapest lot in Auckland. In fact, I never did see such a niae_lot IPERSONAL.— Who's your Hatter?- J". JL W. Shackolford has for the season, a large stock of Hard and Soft Felt and Tweed Hats in Ijatest and Best Styles, at pricos to suit all.-80, Viotoriq-street. 5 doors abovo Albert-street. PERSONAL.— Dear Mary: Your old friend. Fowler and Co., Grey-Btreet, are the only Butchers in Auckland, where you oan get tho cheapent and bost meat. Wondorful bargains on Saturdays as tho shop must be cleared.—F. and Co, meetings MERCANTILE MARINE ASSOCIA TION OF N.Z. To-night'B Meeting POSTPONED until THURSDAY Next, 16th inßtant. By order. G^ V<vn^ DKR lIKYDB. Sec. A UCKLAND- "CAVALRY TROOP. .___ „.,- _ A GenerpJ^ Meeting of the above Troop will be held fr. the DrilT-shed THIS EVENING, ? tn "ValV, at 7 o'clock bhorp. Troopers to appear '1 ■uniform and side belt. Every member iB expected to attend. s^^^^ XRISH NATIONAL X • LEAGUE. J. E. Redmond Branch, Auckland. The fortnightly Meeting of the above will be held in the Ante-room of the Temperance Hall, Albert-street, at. eight o'clock TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING. Nomination of Offlce r .^ NKY[ AURAKI GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). An Extraordinary General Meeting of Share boldere will be held at the Company b Office, 83, Queen-street, Auckland, on TUHbDAY. the Uth day of July. 1885. at 2.30 p.m., to consider, and if approved, to accept of tho offer of the Tvnnhoe Gold-mining Co. for the Machine and Water Right. B yorderoit_eßoa^ wHiTßjMwwget



DYSPEPSIA VANQUISHED. HAMBURG TEA TO THE RESCUE. Corroborative Evidence Nixon-street, Surrey Hills, '! '. December 8,1884 G :'NTr,KMEN, -Having been a sufferer for a oon • Biddable rime from biliousness and headache, I tun pienaed o in'om you that the H tubiiig Tea you recommended mo has ell'oeted rt comphto euro. I know several it my neighbours wlio iiavo deed it for similar cuni;)ainM. a-rt find it a Qrßt-oIaBS remefly; and :i moinbcr of my family who has been subject to iljr.pejiUc atta::ka for ugroit numbor.of years B,'i,i3 she obtains moro substantial relief from J-'ambflrg J'oa than £rom any preparation she hii" over tukon. If my recommondatlon is of any service, In common fuirnesi 1 tbii-.i* X is ,luo to yon. Yoaro faithfully, R. A. GRANT. The above testimony wan received by Stesstf Myers and Solomon, and tboir salesmen inform rue that they f rpquontly bear very favourable rej'ori3 of itu reliable curative properties Gentle but Eiiicacious. Wyndham-street, Alexandria, Sydney, Fob. If, 1881. Gen/lemen,— 1 big to inform you that I have iwd Kmil Fvpsor Hamburg Tea in my lioubo hold with good results. My childrenhavo taken it 08 an an- rient, aud its action has been gentle bus ellicaoious Ydura fuithful'y, JOciEPH UNGARD. That the Hamburg Tea is most valuab'e for the core of headache and other distressing com iilninfsoffwnalßHiiiay bo soeu from the fol lowing letter, written by a lady resident in Bydccy:- Woolalmra. Sydney, Februnry 10,1881. I.'ear Sir,—For i omo time previously tensing your Ttiuncurg Tea, 1 had been subject to head ache and genera! debility, oaueed, I think, by the sudden chanson of the weather. lam glad 10 say. however, iliat since taking It I have been entirely free from Uicao complaints, and thinktt is a vary valuable medicine to have on hand. Yours faithfully, J. HOGAN. AN ALDERMAN'S RECOMMENDATION. Sydney, February 13,1884. Dear Sir, — I have been a Biifferer from indt (lection Rnd sluggishness of the liver, and was, ft little time ago. recommenflod to try the Ham burg Tea. I did so. and I found it an excellent ronfbdy. It is easy to make, and my children found no difficulty in taking it. I found that v fow doses cleared my liver and greatly im proved my digestive organs, I can safely re commend Hamburg Ten. Yours faithfully, T. MURRATt. Wholesale Bepotfor Auckland t M. LEVY & CO., QPEEN-STRKET. AUCKLAND. WILUAMSOM A VEND!', SURREY HILLS. SPBUIAL NO'I'IOB, A limited number of CHOICK ALLOTMENTf in WILLIAMSON AVftNUK. destined tobntho finest street in or about Auckland ; aba some lv otter ptreets. are now sou vex niter tiiib 01-..-X rOR SALIC Tev-ins: Ono-ii'tn Cur-h. balance any time within five years. Instalments of £5 and np wr.rds received. Interest, 7 per cent, on napai balanoee. Prlcoa and pla_» oan be bad at Ofl.a, Short and-ltrafit. L. EG AKDMAN, A_s_t. — , . — .i "I » i —) Venders* mENDERS wanted until TUESDAY, for X Brick Work, Painting, and Plumbing ol two Villas.—Plans on job, Mount St. John, Kpsom, or after live, at R. Holiness, Builder, Carleton Koad.^Jewmarkot. Continued on First Page1 Auction* i TO-MOKROW, NOON. MARKET DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTRY. PRODUCE, FRaiT, AND GROCERY AUCTION MAIU__T. "ARTHUR'S MAR T." poultrylSkpartment. Fowls, Turkeys. Ducke, Geose, Pigeons, Cana ries, Fancy Birdß Aylesbury Ducks, from good stock 2 pair Duokwing Gnme and Cockerels 1 pair Silvor Groy Dorkings (took the first prize at last Melbourne Show) and Cockerels 2 Spanish Cockerolß, from prize stock Carrior Pigeons, from imported stock 11 Dark Brahmos, from imported stock A few good Young Pigs A few Talking Parrots FkUIT TREKS, from Waikato PRODUCE. FRUIT, AND GROCERY DEPARTMENT. 60 sacks Canterbury Kidney Potatoes 100 sacks Canterbury Derwent Potatoes Auckland Table Potatoes, Onions, Carrots, Cab bttgos, Mangolds, Turnipn, Good Uacon and Hhius. Beef, 10 kegs Salt Buttci, Cheeße, Flour, Bran, Sharps, Oata, Chaff, Wheat, Wheatmoal, Oatmeal Ex B,s. Walrarapa. from Hobart. FRUIT- 100 cases Well-assorted Apples Auckland Apples, Lomons, &c. GROCBRIES-Tho Balinco of tho Btbnk of a Grower (freth goods), Scales, Tins, Weighing Machines. &c.; Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Biscuits, Lollies. Confectionery. Vinegar, Sardinoß, Codlivor Oil, Vestaß, Matohea, &c. On Salb Privately, at AUCTION PRICKS, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT—UPSTAIRS.. A Large and Varied Assortment of Household Furniture and Requisites. Pianos, SewiDjr Machines, Ovens, Fondors, Firairong, &c, MONDAY, NOON" HOUSES TO BE REMOVED. To be sold by Auction AT ARTHUR'S MART, <T> HOUSES IN VICTORIA-STREET /W (lately occupied by Messrs Jonea and Leaning). To bo removed in one week. Terms Osh. TO-MORROW. THE HAYMAREET. For Sale, THE WELL-KNOWN TROTTING HORSE RAMBLER, without renew. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. ' THE HAY MARKET. 3 DRAUGHT HOUSES, ieom OTAGO, Staunch in any Harncßß PAIR GRKYS (medium draught), well matched; any trial. ALFRED BUCKLAND. W, VAILE] |_. l. BEADLES' AUCTION SALE. TO-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. VAILK & BRADLEY'S PRODUCE BALK. To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, vro will sell by auction, 5 TONS WAIKATO POTATOES, J-ton Southern Kidney Seed Potatoes. S tonß Carrots, 1 ton Chaff. 18 kegs Prime Waikato Butter, 20 bags Oatmea', 10 cases Apples, 1 ton Factory-cured Hams and Bacon, Pure-bred Langehans, Pure-bred Rouon Ducks, Poultry, 20 well grown Berkshire Pigs, 35 lino Turkeys, and a large lot of General Poultry. VAILE & BRADLEY, Auctioneers, opposite Savings Bank, TO-UOKSOW, PRODUCE, GROCERIES, &c. W. DOWDEN AND CO. Will Bell by public auction at their Mart, Quecn-Btrcct, To-morrow (Friday), at 11 o'clock, * OM SACKS POTATOES 40 Sacks Oats 20 Sa.;ks Maize 70 Half-chcßto Tea 20 Kegs Butter Onions, Boef, Cheese. Bacon and llama, Pompkinn, Chaff. Fowl Wheat, Bis cuits, Lobsters, Wax Vestas, Lars* Shop Window, Scales and Weights. Ono Twombly Knitting J_ac_i_e,,&c, &o. W. DOWDEN AND Co., Auctioneers, Queen'Btreot. ' TO . MORKOW MESSRS CARBINES AND TAYLOR Will Soil by Auction to-uiorrow (Friday), at 11 o'clock sharp, POUT/TRY— Plymouth Rocks, Langehan, Cochin China and Gumtj Fowls, liuoke, Turkeys, Geese, and Pigs, etc. PRODUCE— Potatoes, Onions, Turnips, Carrots, Pumpkins, Wheat, Oius, Sbaips and Bran. GROCERIKS-Siigar. Tea. Candies, Rice, Starch, Keg Butler, Oatmeal, Flour, etc. Drapery, Furniture, Fancy Goods, Violins and Accordions, etc. 5 cases Canterbury Bacon, 200 cases Apples, Milk Cans. Troos and Shrubs, &c, CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneers. r. c. kichaudson] [t. m. jaokson TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. NOTICE TO HOTELKEEPERS AND OTHERS. ENGLISH /ERATED "WATER. /ERATED WATER. SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED. MESSRS RICHARDSON & JACKSON > Will sell by public auction, ot their Rooms, To- 1 morrow, at 11 o'clock uharp, about •: '• ( i*/i DOZEN LEMONADE POTABS U4I: WATKR and GINGER ALE, from a celebrated Manufactory. Continued on Foturtb P«ge ' '"