POLICE COURT.-This Day.

{Before H. O. Both Smith, Esq., K.M.)

<Xoo Mexlow. —Four persons wore punished for drunkenness. Ono ot them, a flascn-haired nymph of the pam named Itoso Plorson, donied the charge.—The arrostinu constable and a cab in .n bwok> thot. boinK in the latter'a cab, eho endeavoured to take poßSCßiion of the roma, ana. nn a consequence, brought the Vehicle across the footpath in Wolloeloy-streot—sa or 21 houre. Homblkss. — Marcarot Dickoon. an old jiabituee,pleaded guilty to a breaoh of thePolloe Oitonooa Act by beinß found at 1 o'clock this morning tinauf St. Androw'a Schoolroom.— gprgeant Pratt stated that nho was apparently iconßtonsod to make her bed there, and also to light Ores for hir* bodily comfort.—ll dayß'im re-ijonmont.witn bard labour. An Obstreperous Passbnokr.—James Mc- Ciitnmon appeared on warrant charged with havlnf?. on tho 23rd May last, behaved himself in a violnnt manner on a rail way carriage, between Pukekobe and Tunkau On the application of Sergeant Pratt, who slated that the prisoner was arrested nt Kawakawa, he was remanded to appear at Mercer on the 17th instant The man's b»il was enlarged. Alleged Larceny. — James Knox, a lad of a>iout 18 years, was charged with the larceny of a silver watch and albert obatn, worth £8. also, a clay pipe, worth Id. the property of Edward HynM.—Mr C. R. Madden appeared for the prisoner.—Kdward Hynes snip-joiner, of Dt>?on. Sort, deposed that on Saturday morning last c was workinu near Jagser and. Parker's lower mill, and had removed ,fc' lß coat and ve»t, hanfrlnir them up In shed at the back Of tho office. The vest Contained an Eng. llsh donble-cane lever w».tbh and Albert chain, rained by him at £8; r.lao, two day pines and a box of matches. Prfnoner came and ask°.d per mission to enter the shed to get some sbavinps. Witness fr&vft him leave to do so Soon nf tor he wont to look at his watch, nnd found it mhainir, Gava'nformation to tho police, and subsequently a detective brought tho prisoner to him with s watoh and ohnln whioh wero not hi?. Tho lid deolared that they were his father's.— Henry Kowo, twelve years of a«o, and William MoLean, a man In the employ of prisoner's fattier, gave evidence.—Constable Herbert de nossd that he arreßted the prisoner oh Saturday. In Viotorla-streot, and on 3oarchinK him failed to find any of the articles reported to have been rtden. Askod about the watch he had h&d that morning, prisoner Baid that it was his father's, and that he had Riven it back to him. The father corroborate:! this statement, and gave up the opea face watoh produced. He soarched the promises without finding prosecutor's watch. Doteotive Jones and himpolf nrrested McLean, find detained him at tho station. They went through the Auckland Hotol passage, and In passing by the bar witness treated McLean to a drink. He thought he acted rightly In doingpo. At the station bo took down from Mol.enn, and flnbscanently road pver to him a statement ■whioii McLean then atoned Ho was porfeotly jooer.-Cfrosa-examh efl: The watch had not vet boon recovered. He subsequently arrested a Mrs Hammond on a charge of receiving the ■watcb. but she denied all knowledee of it.— This being all the ovldonce. His Worship re marked that if the caw had brnknn down, it was only throngh tho failure of McLean to sub stantiate hi) former Btatemcnt.—The pri soner wbb then discharged. Petty Larcbny.—Louisa Hammond was charged with stealing two paiVit bruehes •worth 2s 6d, and a lantern worth Is 9d belong ing to Jeseph H. Jones. A second charge of ireccivtng the allegod stolon goods of tho. last ■ram was withdrawn.—Mr Madden appeared for tho prisoner.—J. H. Jones deposed that he oc enpied &n engineer's shop in Customs-street West "W1! floor to prisoner's residence Hemisacdthe brushes produced from hla window which had a Woken pino, »nd he also missed a lantern tat could not swear that the one produced was tie same.—Constable Herbert gave evidence as to finding the brushes in the prisoner's posses sion.—For the defence Mr Madden called John Knox (accused in last case), who deposed that lie abstracted tha brushes from Mr Jones's ■window for tho purpose of paintina: a oiuiry. He intended to put them back, tiut somehow or other thpy found their wny into Mra Hammond's box without her knnwledce John Knox, fish curor, father of la«t witneßS,— detwed that prisoner wns his housekeeper. Ho first saw the brushes Ijing in his curinß phed. while the lantern was first shown him by the actectiven.—The prisoner was discharged, mid the boy Knox wns warned to be more care fal to future, His Worship remarking that he ■dirt not leave the Court with olean hands. Xhe Court thon rose.

SUPREME COURT - Criminal Sessions.

YESTERDAY CONTINUED.

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.)

JUhoiods Injury to PnorERTY. — John Constantino was charged with maliciously breaking a mirror, value £10, the property of Thomas Thompson Anderson, at Auck land, May 25, 1885.—Prisoner pleaded not guilty,—William Wright, late bartaan at the Imperial Hotel, deposed that about S o'clock on the evening of tho 25th May the prisoner came into the bar a little under the influence of liquor. He began pushing the glasses about. Upon being told to desist, the prisoner hurled a decanter at a large mirror, completely shattering it. They so ourod the prisoner, and handed him over to a constable. — Thos. Thompson Anderson de noted that on May 25th he was licensee of the Imperial Hotel. The glass of the mirrordo rtroyed was worth £35. It was in three di vi flonn, The portion broken wob worth about £10,—Charles Wrigley, late waiter at the Imperial Hotel, alsj gave corroborative evidence.—Constable Edward Bullen de posed to arresting the prisoner on the above charge. Ha was very violent, ond threatened to BBwh witness's head.—This closed the prasecation.—The jury, after retiring for a hw moments, returned a verdict of guilty, with a recommendation to mercy on account of the irritation he had received.—His Honor sentenced the prisoner to two months' imprisonment with hard labour. FoßOMiY,—Georgo Clones was charged with forging a cheque on the 20th of June, 1885, with intent to defraud.—Prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to six months' imprisonment with hard labour. UmRiNB a Forged Order.— Henry Hepburn was charged with forging an order for 5s with intent to defraud.—Prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to Beven days'imprisonment with hard labour. The Court then rose.

THIS DAY.

The Court resumed at 10 a.m. Btabbiso Case.—Paora Tv Waiwa was charged upon an indictment with unlaw fully and feloniously wounding Te Roa at Whakatane, on the 11th of April last, and pleaded not gnilty.—Mr Hudson William eon opened the case for the prosecution • and Mr Moss appeared in defence. Mr Brown interpreted betwoea the prisoner and the Court.—Te Roa was sworn, aid deposed that he knew the prisoner, who was his brother-in-law. He also knew McGarby's Hotel. Saw prisoner at the hotel on the 11th April. Prisoner was on horseback. Rode up to witness, got off his owsc, and, in an angry manner, said, " Did yon erect thatfence V' He replied, " Yes." fawner than eeized him by the collar, and threatened to cnt his throat with a knife in «m« possession. His knife was in his hand. H# waß held tightly by prisoner, and JW convinced that he was stabbed. A European released him. The blood flowed copiously from a stab in his arm. Prisoner, M*ig the blood, re-mounted ha horse and rode away.—By Mr Moss : Prisoner had come from Taupo. He had a coat on. Drew Wknifefrom his sleeve. Prisoner thought be had a rfeht to some land left by a dead brother. He had no business with it. Did not like the fence.—Te Whatinl heard the party quarrelling. He went up. A pakeha «l»rated them. His name was Williams. Witness secured the knife. Saw Te Koa'a J""™■ I* was very small, and had since nealed np. Had forgotten which arm was wounded.—Cross-examined by Mr Moss : yid n°t know whore prisoner got the Me. He might havo found ifc. "m. McGarby, hotelkeeper at Whatakane, »nd Constable WUliam Gordon gave evi dence-Mr Moss then addressed the Court i ,( an°9 ' and regretted that the case would have been sent to this court.—His aoiior, in reviewing the statements, eaid were wae no evidence to show that a blow ? M "truck. He must therefore direct the 3<tfy to acquit him The jury found the Prooner not guilty.-lie was discharged «om custody. fipECKXT Assault.- John Anderson sur rendered his bail and appeared in answer to ? <*arge of indecent assault, alleged to n«e been committed on the 2nd of June on rT J*T on of ** M«n> Tamaipaoa, at Vi wT The P"Boner pleaded not guilty. Tkn Coo.P er appeared in defence.— J-n» Uown Solicitor opened the case for "W prosecution.—Mr Brown interpreted. ~^« Mini, the young native woman, de- WW-thai) aho lived with her mother « Opotiki; she was at Maiden's H°»l on the 2nd June; saw the W^T there ' he seized her rolind the fcSi . tehind i could not tell the hour; rS .•"* her watch at home; it was in the ZLl° o{, tta day > the Bun was straight up «ver net head ; prisoner pushed her into a room ; wanted her to have some beer; she would not: he made proposals in English ; »ne understood him, but could not repeat aw wo r( i fl ; he pulled her clothes about; Za !?' aw W and wen* firat to the Btore> aw then to Parkinson's,, followed by the prisoner; lots of people about; he caught ■i™ *Kain by Parkinson'a door; he caught or by the shoulder and spun her round ; eflqaoezed her very much ; she cried out, folKS?jto me' I>m in gl6ll* danger;" she "«giddy and fell down; Parkinson came «oa rescued her from prisoner's hands; Park* °D Parkitlßon' B sofo» and while wuuison turned to serve some customers, gorier eeized her apain, and was beside /? r ou the eofa, Kttaraptuif? to taUo /t«»t f; lhß eonsteblo waa fierit for, find /»K Pr.'Bon«- out. Shy ciid not oncourußu nol Pn?°L 9r> She Wus carried, but not kin v Ga Se' Hore» and Arthur Par erij ' "otel keeper, gave corroborative and Wt^ The latter Bent for ft policeman, "™ awed him to remove the prisoner. He Minmedout, but presently he returned Z. S?0^ the woman, until at length he **» obliged to ghe him in charge. Snedid

all ehe could to keop him off, and was cry ing. Ho had known prisoner for years. Ho was a very respectable settlor, and he belioved drink to have been tho causa of his improper conduct. —Cjoastablo Sima de posod to arresting the prisoner.—His Honor, in reviewing the evidence said tho country magistrate might very woll have dealt with this caae in a summary manner, and saved the country unnecessary oxpenso. The jury found the prisoner guilty of indecent assault, with a recommendation to mercy owing to bis pre vious good character, and boing under the influence of drink at the time.—Sentonco reserved.

■ Ikdkcent Assault. — John Cilos was charged, upon art indictment, with committing an indecent assault upon Patience Hutchinson at Rangariri.— The prisoner pleaded not guilty.— Patience Hutchinson, daughter of William Hutchinnon, of Kangariri, deposed that on the 6th June she wont on horse back with her sister to Mercer. On her return, when about half a mile from Mercer, she saw^ tho prisoner in company with a Maori constable, who wished her a good afternoon. She re plied in similar terms. She rode gently on for somo two miles, when flhe heard some one cooing. She looked round and saw the prisoner within a few yards of her. He was walking quickly, and came up beside her horse. He said he knew her.

(Lett Sitting.)

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. Waterloo Coursing Cup.

Mr R. P. Hill's dogs appear to have recovered from recent poisoning, and Wai tangi is first favourite at 100 to 18, Bor deaux, Adamant, Rockwood, and Market Day coming next at 100 to 10 each. It has been decided to establish at Fox terrier a fox terrier coursing club in Christ church.

A'though the New Ze l'ind Shipping Company's Rimutakl which arrived hero to-day, took the place of tho Shaw, Seville, and Albion Company's Doric, owing to tho latter having met with an accident, all business connected with the former vessel is transacted by tho Now Zealand Shipping Company. The Shaw, Savillo, and Albion Company acted as outward brokers only, and have no other interest in tho steamer or her earnings.

The plants fo.- distribution at the Bomain Gardens include tho strawberry tree, hicory, Japanese fan palm, Constantinople nut, American ash, fibro plant, liquorice, honey locust, white mulberry, butter nut, olives, date palm, purple guava, ramall, etc. A small charge is being made by the City Council to cover the cost of cultivation.

Remember Tills.

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DECLARATION OF WAR.

LIFE OB DEATH

1.000,000,000 LIVES ENDANGERED,

A Never Failing Remedy.

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SAVED AT LAST.

None Need Deipalr

Hope for the Hopelou.

16. King-street, Sydney. Gentlemen, — For many years I have suffered f om acute chronic dyspepsia. In order io rid mysulf of it I have travelled all over the world, and beou treatod by the most eminent aootors in nearly evory oivillßed land, but without avail. Only last year I spent a holiday on tho Blue Mountains, abstaining from busi ness altogether, and also undertook a journey to the popular health retorts of Viotoria. but without gaining any approoiablo relief. Having read so muoh about tho merit* pf Hamburg Tea. I was induced io use t, and I am happy to say with such beneficial results that 1 write this without so'ioitation- not as a testimony thoughtlosaly Kivon without (troper trial, r ut as tho honest ro commendation of a p.ratoful sufferer, and will back it uu by my Influence and peroonal assur ance. 1 am as well kniwn «s most Sydney rnorchanta, and to alt who euffor from tho ro niorselcss pangs of dyspepsia. I earnestly com mend iouc ilamburg Tua.—Yours faithfully, H. SULTAN.

DYSPEPSIA VANQUISHED.

HAMBURG TEA TO THE RESCUE.

Corroborative Evidence.

Nixon-street, Surrey Hills, Deoemberß,lßß4. Gentlemen,—Having boen a sufforor for a oon siderable time from biliousness and headache, I am ploaßOd o inforii you that cho Hamburg Tea you recommended me hue ettected a complete cure. I know soveral of my neighbours who have used it for similar complaints, and find it a llrst-olass romedy; and a member of my family who has been subject to dyspeptlo attaoks for a great number of years Bays she obtains more substantial reUof from Hamburg Tea than from any preparation she has over taken.

If my recommendation Is of any service, In common fairness I think it is duo to j cm. Yours faithfully. It. A. GRANT. The abovo testimony was roccivod by Messrs Myers and Solonton, and their salesmen inform me that they frequently hear very favourable roporte of its reliable curative properties.

Gentle but Efficacious.

Wyndham-stroet, Alexandria, Sydney, Feb. 11,1881, Gentlemen,—l beg to inform you that I have used Emil Frese's Hamburg Tea In my house hold with good results. My children have taken it as an aprrient, and its action has beon gentlo but efficacious

Yours faithfulv, JOSEPH LINGARD.

That tho Hamburg Tea is most valuable for tho cure of headache and other distressing com plaints of females may bo seen from the fol lowing letter, written by a lady resident In Sydney :—

Woolahara, Sydney, Fobruary 10,1881. Dear Sir,—For somo time previously to using your Hamburg Toa, 1 had been subjoct to head ache and general debility, caused, 1 think, by the sudden changes of tho weather. lam glad to say. however, that since taking it I have been entirely free from theso complaints, and think it Is a very valuable medicine to have on hand. Yours faithfully, i. HOGIAN.

AN ALDERMAN'S RECOMMENDATION.

Sydney, Fobruary 13,1881. Dear Sir, — I havo boen a Fufferer from indi gestion and slußßlshncßß of tho liver, and was, alit'lo time ogo. recommended to try the Ham burg Tea. I did so. and I found It an excellent rensedy. It is cony to make, and my children found no difficulty in tailing it I found that a few dose 3 cleared my llvor and great'y im proved my dtatßtivo organs. I can safoly re commend Hamburg Ten, Yours faithtn'ly, T. MURRAY,

WILLING AND CREDIBLE WITNESSES.

Hearty Recommendations from Forsonal Expeiionoe. Messrs Ej-mott Bros,: Gentlemen.—l have very great pleasure in testifying to tho excel lence of Hambu-g Tea as a tonic. I know of no medMnetoequalit, and for anyone suffering from indigestion I can hoartily recommend it, as in my own case I found it simply invaluable. -Yourstruly. j. D , WRIGIjKY , Tauranga, N.Z. Brewer,

The Captain's Verdict.

Tauranga, August 19,1881. Messrs Elliott Bkob. Dear Sirs,—l beg to inform you that I have de rived very great benefit from tho use of Emll Frose's Hamburg Tea, nnd I shall havo much pleasure in rocommonding It to enj-nne suffering from isdigestion or a sluggish liver. I have never used any medicine with snch good rirect, and am oon fldent it only requires to bo better known to become very popular. I may add that I found it easy and pleasant to take.—Youra faithfully, CAPT. J. ELLIS.

Strongly Recommend it.

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Sold everywhere.

A FRIEND IN NEED.

Don't Buffer. The well-known Tea has proved itself to be a most certain and efficacious Remedy fot suoh Diseases as Sudden Colds, Coughs. Fevers, and Ague, Asthma, Phtffisiß. Headache. Bowels, Kidney, and Liver Complaints, tho Piles, Con gestion, &0., caused by an impuro state or a superfluity of blood. It" uso removes Scrofula, Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples on the Face, Blotches, Boilß, and paina in the bones and Joints. It la a preventive against contagion, and destroys inhaled Miasroatio and Contagious Vapours. It purifies tho blood, oleansea the stomaoh and bowels, and gives'to the whole system a healthy, easy tone. It opens the bowels in a very mild and certain way. It works on the system generally, causing little or no discomfort. I£ will prevent almost any disease if used at least once a month. It re stores the appetite, it removes tho distress caused by eating hearty food or overloading the stoTnach, and will be fonnd effectual as a Family Remedy where a simple purgative only Is needed.

A CHALLENGE. A CHALLTCNGB. A CHALLENGE. A OHALLBNGK.

The public are respeotfully cnalleneed to oommunloate with the writers of any letter we publish, and to investigate and thoroughly satisfy themselves with the genuineness of every detail given. We give names and addresses in full, and use these columns only to eive publicity to facts we have already verified, and conscientiously believe to be true. Please note that Hamburg Tea hai not been al lowed to go unimltated, and our readers are cautioned against purchasing any spurious ar ticle and asked to see that they are getting Kmil Fbese's Hamburg Tea, put up in one size packet only, in yellow wrapper, with signa ture of the proprietor, Bmil Frbsk. PRICK-FIFTEEN PENCE. Wholesale Depot (or Auokla&d- M. LEVY & CO.) I QOEfIH-SJKE?T. AWKIiAXB,

THE AUCKLAND EVEJNIJNG STAR, WENNESDAY, JULY 8, 1885.



Personal. LENORA, Dora, Cora, Laura, Nora, Flrra—You novor saw a stock of Name Broocbcß like mine.—Tom Keeßing, Viotoria- BtreoU ATRIMONIAL. — A Respectable Young Man seois a Wife (ape, betweon 30 and 35) through Hannatord'a Agency. Full parti cnlarß there. PERSONAL.— Richard, I must take our boys to Barker Bros.. Clothiers, Foresters' Hall. Karansahape Road, for a Suit each. They have got the largest, the boat, and the cheapest lot in Auckland. In f aot, I never did see such a nico lot. P ERSONAL.—When you run short of cash stop up to the Melbourne Jewellery and Loan Company. You can borrow any buiu there—Foot of Grcy-streot, four doors below Cook-street . PERSONAL. -Dear Mary: Your old friend, Fowlor and Co., Groy-strcet, are tho only Butchers in Auokland, wbcre you can got the cheapest and best meat. Wonderful bargains on Saturdays as the shop must bo cleared.—F. and Co. Meetings CRIMEAN VETERANS ASSOCIATION. A Meeting will be held at Robaoa's Com mercial Rooms THTS (Wednesday) EVKN ING, July 8, at 7.30 Holders of unsold Ticketß of late entertainment please return them to Secretary. Half-yearly Subscription payable. q ROBE RTSON, Secretary. ' A ICELAND CAVALRY TROOP. A General Meeting of the above Troop will be hold in tho Brill-shed on THURSDAY Evening. 9th July, at 7 o'clock bharp. Troopers to appear in uniform and side belt. Every member is expected to attend. Buainoes important, p J. C. SECCOMBE, Captain. /CHAMBER OF COMMERCE". Tho Annual General Meeting of tho Members will be held at the Rooms of the Chamber. New Zealand Insurance Company'H Buildings, Quoen etreet, on THURBDAY, the 9th July, at three p.m. Business: To receivo Annual Report and Balance-sheet. Election of President, Vice-president, and Memhors of Committee for ensuing year. Election cf .Auditor. . Election of Now Members a^d other business, E. MENZIEB, Acting Secretary. f| TyRAKGE INSTITUTION. 'I wSra The Half-yearly Meeting of the trail "Grand Lodge will be held on ATOJ&EjSLSATURDAY, July 11th, nt four I&WW^TIp-1".. in tho I'rotestent Hall, Now- JJ/4[ <L f* ton. Auckland. Members ami {%jjgggsScTDo>ogato3 aro requested to be *•»«■■*•■» punctual. Tho Members will assemble at the Hall. New ton, on SUNDAY. July 12, at half-past 1 p.m., to proceed to tho Choral Hall, where the Anni versary Service will be held at 3 p.m. Sankey'B On* MONDAY, July 13, the Orangemen in and around Auckland are requested to assemble at the Hall, Newton, at 1 p.m.. for the Anniver sary Procession, and proceed from thence to bt. Peter's Chnroh, Surrey Hills, where Key. R. Sommerville will address them at 3 p.m. Regalia—Sashes and white gloves. A collection on bothocoaßions to defray expenßeß. The Anniversary Soiree will be held on MON DAY EVENING. July 13. in Bt. James s Hall, at 6 30. Tlokets. 2a each, chlldron half-price. Byorderofß.W.G.M. A. W. GLADDING. G. Sec. POINT "CHEVALIER ROAD DIS TRICT. NOTICE.—A Bpecial Meeting of the Bate- Barer of the Point Chevalier Road District wifl be held in the Northern Hotel, Great North Road, on MONDAY, July 13th, to coußlder an application for the erection of aSlaughterhouse in the Disrrfc". on the Groat North Road, at Half-past Seven o'clock p in. C. F. PARTINGTON. Chairman, July 6th. 1885. Tenders. mo builders. Architects. frfo CONTRACTORS". Tenders aro Invited, until noon of SATUR DAY 18th inst, for additions and converting a building into a Public Hall, Onehunga. Plans and specifications may be seen at my office. P. CHAPPELL BROWNE, Arohitect & Surveyor, City Chambora, Auckland. Continued on First Page' ~7~Z TilOR 50KIANGA The regular trader '^*SsaS&&£s3L'V Jonks Master, will sail on *KfiffiBIH™SATURDAY, 11th July. —"-—— M NICCOL. Agent. hnnlthof the landlady who wishes to leave AucklaSd.-lpDly W/U Mltchelli. Coombes's Arcade Queon street. "DIANO, Secondhand, for £7 10s, at t VvebV?. Oak House, Hofcson-strcet. sienr j Cooji-atreo^ ■ UTOfcT, 2 Volumes oi a Magazine called JU " Theatre.'-Anj-ouu rßfjrninK saw« to MrASaundera. 2 Insurance Buildings, will bo TTfTATSTED, a respectable Vouog Man W as Boarder in a private family (single room).-For address apply Stab Office. WANTED TO RENT, a House in Symonds-Btreet. near the windmill.—, Address S.D., Imperial Hotel.



Wanted. \K7ANTED, a Steward and Housekeeper V> for the Chriatchurch Club.-Applica toii^ -with tcatimoniflls. to bo sent addi£Bßed to • ho Committco un or buforc tho 15th JtifyT VST ANTED, an enterprising Storekeeper, 7 V with Kinall oapital, to open a store in Bulmrban locality ; aubstanti<l support oiroring. AddrdSP, Suburban, Btak Ollice. WANTED, a Proseor; constant work. Albo, smart Boy. — Auckland Clothing Company, CUBtoms-streot East. _ WANTED, a smart Junior.- Now Zoa land Clothing Factory, 158 and 100, Queen-Btrcot. WANTED7l)irico~Boy, for Solicitor's oillco. — Apply by letter, in applicant's handwriting, enclocing refeicnces, Box 221, Post-oflico. ANTED, a respectable Girl 14 years of aeo.—App'y to Mrs Nowson, Win chester-street. Newton Road. W "ANTED, a rospeotable Girl, about 15, to aa Ist with housework.—Apply Mrs ■\V. Poet. Wellington-street. WANTED, a Young Person accustomed to children.-Apsly to Mrs J. A. Bealn, Qrafton Road. WANTEB, respectable Young Girl to make herself generally hbo'iil.—Apply to Mrs Willett's, Devonport, North Phoro^ WANTED, a Barmaid frr Gisborne.— Apply Imperial Hotel, Qneon Btreet. WANTED, nn experienced Cook ; muat nlso hn r>!:pnrlnnpid Lannrtrpsa.—Apply fo MratH. P. Barber, St. Stephen's Avenue. Pnrnfill. WANTED, female Coolcb (urgent), 20i; Houneniaid (towi.), Niirnoo, Lady Heln, cnofi Grmerals. Brrand "oy (town).—Mrs Whit comhp's Regia'ry. noxt Market. WANTED, a good Genoral Sorvant.— Apply to Mm J. Taylor, Scotia Placo^ W' ANTED,. General Servant, used to nlain cookinc—Brlstcr's Family Hotel nnd Coffee Pixlnco, Cook-street. TTTANTPD, GonorarServant in a small tt private family; good personal chnrar^w roouired.—Apply, bpforo 1 nnd after 5, at Mrs Johnson's, 25. Russell-street, Ponaonby. WANTED~GoneraI Servant; pood waacß given. —Apply Mrs Kingsford, VnuxUall Pond, Dovonport. WANTEDTa Kind Motherly I'erson to taVo Chnreo of Two Hiililrr'n.— \pply af Haunaford'a Auckland Roglstry, 20G, Quoen -1 fltroot. WANTED, Washing or Plain Sewing, b" respsctahlo niarrioci woman.— Aflfiress._VVn shing. Newton Poßt-offlce. WTnTBD, b^ a Man and Wife (ahstsinerfl) without children, a Place of Trnst. or as Caretaker; excellont testimonials. — Apnly^Alnha/' Star Office. WANTFD. Situation as~En£tino Driver j X! yearf>' oxperionce.—Apply by lottor to F C, Stab O fllco. WANTED, by a young mnrried larly, whee hunbnn'l is away, aLn^y Boardor. — A rply comer of Hopbiirn and Wolf-sts. WANTED, Boardera,'lßß^ washinc in cluded, doublo or single rooms, bath; every nonvonionco— John Hunter, Nowton Hou'O, Karangahaao Ronri* t WA"NTE"DT2~o"r""3~Btea"dy young Men as Boardors. Tenus 18i per week, in cludinis; washing. Comfortable home.—Mrs Wpathprly, 55, Groy-Btroot. WANTED, six respectable Young Men as Boarders, two minutes from Pont ofrlco.—Apply James McConnoli and C«., 157, Quppn street TI7*A~NTEI), Board~6rTi~ bath, liome y T com'orts. Pxccllont tablo, pplou'lid vinir, Miporlor nc^conimo'lntior ; tcr:> s £I.— genii worth Houso. I'pnnr Vincent-atroot^ WANTED, a Respectable Young "Man ob Boarder.—Apply Mrs Davies. Sea fleWVlew. WANTED, few Boardors, doublo and single rooms, 18s: splendid accommo dation.—Apply Wright, 3l> Wakellold-stroet, ono minute from Quoon street. WANTED, 0 respeoTable~>ian~to sloop only ; 5s week, washing included.—For adilrogj apply at tho Staw Ofllce. WANTED, by a rospccteblo young man, comfortablo Board and Resldonco bi a qniot fauily in or near Ponponby. Terms must bn moderate. — Addrrsi J.Vf.W ., care ot Mr T. Warinst. Lincoln-street, Ponsonby. WANTED, two unfurnished Kooms; ono with flronlnco. No children. — Ad dreSS Alpha, caro of Mr Farrar, Choraist, Kara nptahapo Road, Newton. ~A~NTED to Lot, in Vincont streot, Unfurnlßhcd Sitting and Bedroom, with use of bath and kitchen, if required.—Address at Stab Oflloc. WANTED TO LET, a Furnished Bed room Btiitab'o for two younpc men, wi'h or without-Tj^ard.—Apply Mrs J. Kny, Cook St., noxt to Fallon'a Building. WANTtD to Rent,^H^uToinlJym^ndß- Btrnot. nonr tho Windmill.—Address S.D., Imperial Hotel. WANTED, to Rent, a 5-roomed Hotioo, and 2 or 3 acres of ground, convenient to railway station on the Auckland-Onolmnga litin.-Apply to W. L. Mitcholl. Coomhcs's Arcane. W~ANT"ED~toTurrhaso, an Allotment, for ca*h, within 20 minutes' wa'k of Queon-str v t Jftist not exceed .-63 per foot.— _pply_F S,Vf., Stab Office WANTEDJ "to Purchase, immediately, Half an Acre of I anrt oa the Epsom I! "ad, in a good al! nation, not in proximity to tho Snlo Yards.—Apply "Genuine," BtakOffice. \\7-ANTED~rO PURCHA3Ero_o~or 7 7 Two good Stcond-hand iOO Gallon Iron Tanks.—At>ptv to F. Hasting, Pollen-stroet, Gi-oat North Road. \ITANTED to Sell, empty Stono Gins, V T Stone Beers, and Square Gins.—Apply St-ward Auckland Ciub. W"AKTEb, to Invest about i'">o, wifh time and energy combined, in pome light employment.—Addr* ss "Alox," G P.O. ANTED, Ponsonby Residents to soo tho Bargains in Hats, HoEicry, Shooting (Gd por yard), &c, at Allen's Salvago Salo, Jf t\ ois Road, Ponsonby. W^ ANTED, Parents to Visit Barker Bros, Fore-.tcrB1 Hall, Karangahapo Ro;i(i, before buyhig their Boys' Suits, where thpy will see tho Largest and tho Cheapest let n Auckland. WANTED.— Whon yoa are in Hobson etreot, ca! 1 at Munro & Milliean's and boo tho larßo and choico stock of Twocus and Coat- Icrs just opened for tho present soason. No shoddy goodti or s'.op-maklng and trimming at this QBtflollahmf-t. ANTED, Tenders up till 5.30 on Monday, July 13, ftSo, for tho Erection of a Fivc-roomod Houso in Howostrcet. Plans, etc., at Mr lambourne's, Ironmonger, Kara ngahape^Road. W" ANTED, the Public to Call and Soo the Now and Second-hand Buggios, Wangons, etc., at tho Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Vlctorla-Btreot Kast. WANTED— Only Five Allotments re rsaining unsold, Romuera Estate (late McKorras), may now be pnnurod cheap; ex coptionally easy teims.—J, R. Randtraon, Auc tioneor. ANTED, MljiTttTPurcbase their Un derclothing, Lambs' Wool Merino or Cotton. Also good Hosiery, Auckland mado, of J. W. Shackol(ord,Bo, Victoria-street, 5 doors abovo Albert-street. ANTED, [Gentlemen to Know that tho plaoe for Ties and Scarvos, always a good variety of Best Shapes and Coloutß, at Shackelfordß 80. Vlctorltf-Btroet. "NB. — Jußt opened the now Exhibition Scarf with Ring. WANTED~SEEN~^~To_r"KeeBing'3 Engagement Rings, Koopers, and Bindors. Tom Kecaing's Clockß, Tom ICoosing'a Watches.—Victoria-stroet. above Royal Mall. ANTED KNOWN.-VV. G. Allen, Jervois Road, Ponsnnby, has purohnsod a considerable aulount of Goods from Allen's Balvago Salb. ,\\T ANTED KNOWN, that the Cheap- V Tost, the Best, and t_o Largost Choico In Boys' Suits is at Barker Bros.', Forosters' Hall, Karangahaps Road. YSTANTITTKNOWN.—BIankets "from T T Allen's Salvage Salo at Allon's, Draper, Jorvols Road, Pojy2nj>y: WANTED KNOWN—On Salo, Bricks, Llmo, Soud, Coment, nnd Ground Mortar. Lifting Jaoka on Hire.—N. MoLeon, Builder, late J. J Holland. Ixirne-Btreet. \It7iKT_!FkSiOWN---Ch)ba3' Timbkb ! ?T Cesav Timekrl And all other klnde 0? liiilldlng Matarial, oan bo purohasod ohosper aafl bettor thaa anywhore else at the ynrdo of D OoLniß .Albert-Strega W" ANTED KNOWN —Calicoes, from l»d and 2d per yard; Fingering Yarn, 8d per head. Be early, and seouro tho bargains. —Allen, Draper, Jervois Road, Fonßonby. ANTED K¥OWN.^Salvaßo7 aiTad vortlsed by mo on Saturday. What remains of 400 Lodies' and Chlldron'!i Chomises and Dr^werß, from 03 to 3s ed (tho cheapest lot of Ludics' Underclothes ever offered to the Auckland public); splendid Overcoats, 19s, slightly damaged; twilled calico, 2jd and3Jd yd. —J. Qrenn. 85. Victoria Btreet. WANTED KNO WN, that Barker Bros., Clothing anrt Woollen Manufacturers, I.ocds and Foreoterb' Hall, Karargabape Road, aro Importers of their own Goods, thus giving all the intermediate profits to their customers. Thopublicarethus abltllo buy Two Suit* for the price they would have to pay for one elsewhere W "ANTED KNOWN—See our Stock of Blankets before purchasing—£soo worth. 0-4 Blankots, 8s 6d, 0s ad, and 10s 6A per pair; 10-4 Blankets, 12s 6d, 17b6d. and 20s per pair; Twill Sootch Blankets, New Zoaland Blankets, and Coloured Blankora. Those goods are the beat val_o wo ever ofrerod.—l>. MoF_orßO_, Karangahape Ronfl. WANTED Known, reasons why Barker Bros., Clothiers. Foresters' Hall, Karan gahape Road, oan and do give better valuo than othern, are: Ist. We are Woollen Manufactur ers. 2nd. We are Kxportors of wool from this colony to our Manufactory in Leeds. 3rd. We are Importers of our own goods, thus we have large advantages over all others, whioh we give to the public. . WANTED KNOWN - That George Gregory, Photographer, of Quick's Buildings (near Three I_.mps), Ponsonby Road, has decided, on and after April 24th, to inako considerable Heductlona In his Prices, so aa to s_lt the working classes; prices from that date being • For Carte de Vislte, 10s fid per do_; for Cabinets, £1 is per doz. Children same price. Tram cars pass the shop ■ WANTED KNOWN.-T. Evans (from Burton-on-Trent, Knglandl, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, begs to announce that he has commenced business in the premlßOß lately occupied by Mr Toster. Karangahape Road, with a Splendid Stock of English and Colonial Boots and Shoes of all kinds. He having had 35 years' experience as a practical bootmaker, can safely recommend his work as equal to any done In the old country. AU description!) of Boota Made to Order, and Repairs done on tho pre mues with neatness and despatoh.



WA NTHi It KNWON, THAT J. H. DALTON, TAILOR, Viotoria-Btreet Kast. Uas procured a special line of TWEEDS for OVERCOATS, and oan do a FIRST-CLASS OVERCOAT FROM £3 UP TO £i 10s __tka Good Value. J. H. D. can also supply VOLUNTEERS UNIFORMS, both Dress and Undress, at Eng llßh Cost Price. ' Noto the addross— CITY TAn^ORING KSTABLIBHMENT, VIOTOniA-BTItKET EAST. XTT ANTED X N O W N. NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! AT GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. WELLINGTON STOCK ALL SOLD. NOT RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. NO OLD OR BANKRUPT STOCK. PRICKS LOWER THAN EVER (SILVKR JEWELLER- ESPECIALLY CHEAP). RELINQUISHING NO DEPARTMENT OF TRADE. INTEND RETAINING OUR POSITION AS THE LEADING FANCY GOODS EMPORIUM. Tho bOBt place in tbo Co'ony to select a Present from is OOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. ■or^T-Tr ed known. THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE DAY, REVOLUTION IN THE TAILORING TRADE. SUITS TO MEAStTRE AT WHOLESALE PRICES. ALT.WPOL SUITS from SCOTCH, KAIAPOI. or ROSLYN TWEED, 45a J TROUSERS, 13s. Overcoats irom 25s to 60s. But we specially doslre to draw public af.eution to our Bes Tweed Snlts to measure, £3 17s 6d. These arc from the Hi-st Tweeds In Auokland, and the usual retail prlco la C 5 10s. Good judges pro- ; noiinco our Trousers superb. From ihe boft material. 20p fid : ußiial retail price, 35e. Wo havo tlic liirecat tailoring concern In the North Tslami. and therefore Ktvo our patrons the benefit or our Wholesale prloes tor netoaeh. Phoico nolectlun of everything good and fancy In CoatinjTß, aultings, and Troußerlngs. Just look in and bo convinced. All goods shrunk. Material, Stylo, and Fit unsurpassed. AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY, CUSTOMS-STREET EAST. Oppoßite Couplana's Now Buildings. Bußlnpon Heirs : 8.80 to 5.30 : 3.80 on Saturday, A YOUNG Person from tho country, aired 17, wiflhoß for a situation whore Bhe will mako herself ponerally useful, and bn troa< ed as one of (no family; wageß not so much nn object as a comfortable home.—Apply to Mr T. B. Hill. Chemist, Auckland. YOUNG Lady, from South, wishes a Situation as Barmaid in a first-class hotol; rofcrnncoß can lie givon.—Address Raohel Vaughan. Poat Oftlcw. Auokland. BOTTLES. — Wanted, Curry Powder Bottles.—Apply to A. Macknll. Grattan Crescont(nearPrimitiveChurch),Franklinßqad. ■vrWs p'aper canvasser. Wanted, for the "Cambridge Nrws and Wai knto Mail." n Person to net aa Canvasaor for Auckland City; liberal payment, by commis sion only.—Apply by lPtter. statlDg roferoncoß, tn n. W. Thi-poil, Proprietor. PIG-FEEDERS— Wanted to Buy (food Wheat flour, 5' per lWlb.—A Laybourn and Co , Durham-Btreet ' SMALL Boom, with fireplace, Wanted ; TliKh-strcet, ornoar; ront about 1b; throo months paid in advance if required.—"G.H.," Btab Ofiloe. TO PARENTS.—Before buying your boys' Huite, pay a visit to Barkor Broß.', Tho Boys' Clothiers, Forostors' Hal), Karanga hapo Road. mb~BOOTM AKERS.— Wanted, a Steady J Boy with Blight knowledge of tho trade.— Anplv J. Binipaon, Bootmaker, KaraDgahape Road. BOOT MANUFACTURERS.— ' Advortisor. 20 years o_perionoe In tho Bottoming Department, requires Bitnation to mnußßo eamo, or as Pressman; undeniable re fereucos.-Crlflpin, Stab Office. nn~~ O B U T C H E R S. Wanted, the Trade to know that Rumps and Loins of Boff are exchanged for Briakots.-For torms, apply FOSS & CO., Butohors. Queen- Btroot. So Let TO LET, The Two-storied BUICR BUILDING IN COMMERCE-STREET Lately occupied by A. and R. Eaton. A Duly to HENDKRSON & MACFARLANE. nj^O LET, 4 and 5-roomed Houses.—Apply JL Verrall and Co.. Newton. TO LET, 7-roomed House at Kingsland. Rent 128 Gd. Apply airs Barnaby.Kingsland. rflO I^ET, a flrst^rate Bottling Collar, Ji with concrete floor.—Apply to J. M. and J Mowbray, Land Agents, Fort-atroet. TO'LBTrSuito of Offices, Ground Floor, Queen ■ Btroet, Bost Position.—Apply G. Lowls. Auctioneer. TO LET, Private Bed and Sitting-room. —Apply Mrs Dickens, Windsor Lane, ParnelK O LET, Wakefield-Btreet, Shop and 5 rooms: gas and water.—Apply on tho prnniieeg, or Mrs Frai, next door. nnO LET, 6-roomed Houso nearly new, X g«". bathroom, and good cooki'-g store- Apply F. Moore, Park Road, ofi*Grafton Road. TO LET, 6-Roomed House and Shop in College Read.—Apply J. Kane, Sontinol Road .Ponsonby. , TO LET, a 6-Roomed House, at Kings land; rent, 10s 61.—Apply to John Rowo, Unilder.—lnqnlio at Barnaby'B. Butcher. T~ O LET, a 2 and 3- roomed House.— App!y to Mrs E. W. Morrison. Karanga hapo Road, bahind Bank of Now Zealand. O LET, a 7 and 2-roomed House.— Apply to Mrs E. W. Morrison, Karanga hnpe Boad, behind Bank New Zealand. rjnOLET.a Shop and 5 rooms in Ponsonby, JL and largo Allotment.—Apply to William Rosser, Wood-street, Ponaonby. O BE LET, a email Shop in the best part of Queen-street, — Apply to W. L. Mitcholl, Land Agent. Queen-street. O LET, two new Shops and Dwelling houses, In Union-street—Apply to Edward Birtley, Architeot. O LET, 2 New 5-roomed Houses. City water and every convenience.—Ap ply Allen, Drapor, Jervolg Road. O LET, a eix-roomed House in Vincent street;—Apply Melville Cottage, Bores ford-street. j_ nnO LET, a 5-Roorned House In I'arnelL— A Apply to T. J. Orange. Taurarua Torraoo, ParneU. TO LET, 2 Shops ; low rent.—Apply to John A. Beale, Solioitor, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street. TO LET, a good 5-Boomed House, 10s 6d. —Inquire Third House, loftside Cod rington utroot. off Great North Road, beaido Public School. TO LET, two Furnished Rooms, and uso of kitchen.-Arply to J. Whitaker, corner of Russell street and Great North Road. Rent, 10s por_wook. TO LET, Grafton Bond, a six-roomed House; Hepburn-Btreet. a six-roomed Houso, gas and city water.—S. Y.Collins, Kamo ColUory Offloe. H, Quoen-street mO LET, Arthur-street, Ponsonby, new 1 G-roomed House, scullory, gaa and water; rango, close to tram cars.—Sir Drummond, Wood-street. „___—_______—- TO BE LET, the S&a View House, top of St. George's Bay Road, Upper Parnell; flno and healthy place. Rent, 16s. Six rooms, fee—Enquire next door. nhO LET (ground floor), 4 Rooms, 2 fire- JL places; oven, register grate, etc , city water; near Junction Queen street.—Apply at Hot Bathe, Victoria street Baat. rriO LET, House of 5 rooms in Chapel 8. street; gaß and water laid on—Apoly J. M. and J. Mowbray, Soherlfs Buildings, Fort stroet. . TO LET, Bedroom, kitchen with oven and so-llery, with bodstcad and table.— For address apply to Miss Thornton, Now market. TO LET, 5-Roomed Cottage, Jervoie Road, city water, rent 10s: 7-Roomed House. Belli Viataßoad.-Apply Allen, Draper, Jervoia Road. Ponsonby. TO -LET at Devonport, new 5-roomod Houso : eyery oofitenienoo! rent, 10.— Apply to Mr Giles, ot Bond Bros., Butchers, Dovonport. TO LET, anew 7-Roomed House, with Blato roof, situated in Crummer Roed.-- Apply to William Bosger, Wood-street, Pon sonby. , TO LET, Large Shop and Duelling, suitable for a draper, grocer, &c, Sco. | best position in Parnell! rent low to suitable tenant.-Apply PnUan'a, Watohmaker, ParneU. TO LET, a new House, 6 rooms and bathroom. In Gladstone Road. Parnell; every convenience; Rood view.—Apply on the premises. ; mo' BE LET, Kyber Pass, a Shop and I Five-roomed Dwelling; a first rate stand; particularly adapted for a chemist: rent only 18s per week. — Apply to W. L. Mltohell, Coombes'a Arcade. , mO BE LET OR SOLD, the White J_ House, Upper Parnell, commodious, beautlf-1 view, W weU of best water; 11 Moms Trent. 255; nothing lew than 6 months.- Kvans, Town Agent, or on the spot. O LET. House of .six roome, kitchen, and bathroom (Ayr-Bt, Parnell). water and gas, allotment 66 x 213; grand view and bealthy foraUty.—Apply to Malcolmson, DeLaoy, & Co., High-street. ; TO LET, a good Dairy Farm of 80 acrea about 3 miles from AuoklandV-^Tenders for same wIU be 16 ceived until the 20th day of July by J. Laxon, care of Mr John Lamb, 35, Queen street, from whom all particulars can be obtained. 3 mO LET, a House of eight rooms and JL bathroom and wash-house, gas and water laid on! Garden, about three-auarterß of an aore. containing over fifty fruiMrees. Small So_o_-h«u» and stable. %t. 25g per week.- Apply to J. H. Hndson, Chemist, comer of victoria and HobßOn-Btrpetß.



TO LET, Shop, with sastittings, shelves, and counter, all complete, at Three Lamps, Ponaonby.—Apply Giffard, Tailor. Jervois Rd. mo LET, Furnished Bed and Sitting; gentleman.'— Apply 141. Victoria-street Weat. TO LET, a 5-roomed Cottage, gas and water laid on.—Apply Mr Aley, Grocer, St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby. ryiO LET, a Shop and seven rooms, Jo.. Ponsonby Road, opposite Brown-street.- Apply to W. Johnston, top Franklin Road. TO LET, comfortable Furnished Bod room. suitable for 2 men; board if roquir"d. "nnt moderate.—Apply at Mrs Willoiwhby's. North-Btroot.Nowton. TO LET, furnished Bedroom, with use of kitchen; close to Quoon-Bti'Pet. Snitible for ono or two females. — Apply Mrs Lotham's Store. Wellesley-street. TO BB LETTlJordon House, Hobson atreet, 12 rooms, bathroom, good cooking range, Venetian blinds, gas, water, and every oonvenlenno for a first-olasa boarding-house.-- Apply to W. L. Mitchell, Coombes's Arcade. TO BE LET, in the Suburbs, 2 vory delightful Villa Roa'denoes, ne|Hy two »orPB of ground eaoh. Railway Station in front, and omnlbusses pass the door«. These are choice dwellings.—W. L. Mitohell, Land Agent, Coombes's Arcado. T 0 LET, fl Shop, with 6 rooms attached, corner of Richmond Road, OHphant-etreet, and Lincoln-B*reet, havinp three frontages; occupied by Mr H. Field, Grocer, for the last two years; go~d opening for a smart buFi"-esß man.—For particulars apply John Porter, Rioh mnnd Store, Richmond Roid. DIjVONPORT.— To Let, Several Cot tagea and Furnlahnd Houses.—Apply R nnrt U. Duiior. House anil Land Aprnntß._ I^TEW CORNER SHOP"with?) rooms to 1 l Let or for Sale.—T. Harper, Uppor Pitt street. TVTOW OPENTbTET-Two'nrßt-clncs _Ll Billiard Tables, at City Hote), Hobsor ptrcet. _ SHOP and Dwelling to Let in tho busiest part of Karangahapo Road.-Apply G. Garrott, Butcher. yor B»»e, Jp 6 R S A L E, 2 Counters, 22ft. long, solid 2in. tops, panel fronts Also, 1 13ft. and 20ft. as above 21 ft. by lOin. Drapery Shelves I2ff, by tOin. Drapery and Boot do, 31ft, by lOln. Grocery, Ironmonsery. and Crockery do. R Grocory Bins 17 Small Grocery Drawers 10ft. Framing for screening windows 20 Pmallwaro Drawers 1 u(t. Offloo Dosk (two lldp) •i Ribbon Drawors Glass Oases Cash Desk 1 Kight-day Kndlish Shop Cleck Short Doublo Steps 2 Ladders 2 Trucks 1 Fnirbank'e Scales (7001b.) 1 Grocer's Scales and Bra=s Weights. Also. Drapery, Ironmongery. Crockery, Boots, Groceries, Kerosene Lampa. No reasonable oftor will be refused for any thing of tho above. Apply to WM. STEVENSON. Onehunga. FOR SALE, a good Butcher's Business ; n, flrat-clasß stand. — Apply for address at Stab Office. FOR SALE, a light I'ufrgy and Pony, tho property of the late Mr Yaxley.— Apply Albi.n Hotel. FOR~SALE, Houbbs and Allotments, Farms; best in North Island; lease on purchasing claueo.—Grant and Cooko, 75, Quconstreot. OR SALE, the 3-ton Yacht Ethel May (ooppered) with all gear, eta, In good ordo ; suitable for either ploasuro or working nun.oses.—Apply Thames Carriage and Dray Fn 'tory, Vlotorla-streetJCaßt. TJIOR SALE, Butchery Business in ono of I 1 tho boat positions in the oit.y. doinc a first olnsa family lrado-1 bullocks and about 20 shocp wookly.- For particular apply in writing to '■ Commerce." Stab Office. 1 jlOlt SALE, a Dwelling-house ami Shop, " with StooK and Fixtures. Price, £250; £30 cash; balance by weekly instalments; a bargain.—Apply on tho promises, first house lift hand side Russell-street, opposito Surrey HUlg. FOR SALE, Avondale, a splondid little lot of 5 or 10 Acres of first-class Land, foiccd, and fronts main road. Price, only£3s por aoro. Well worth inspection.—D. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent. 1328 FOR SALE, Hacket-atreet, Ponstmby, a nico Villa Rosidenco of five rooms, woll finished; house is substantially built on an allotment 33 x 95. In a healthy locality.—For further particulars apply D. F, Evans, Estflto and Land Agent. 1510 TmOK SALE, Bond-street, Arch Hill, a JL1 pretty freehold Cootago of four rooms and pnullory: passage, sft. wide ; vorandah. register grata, colonial oven, and Bink ; a good well of water; nioo level allotment. 33 x 105 feot, Slanted with troos. Cards to view, apply D. F. ;vuns, Auctioneer and Kata'-o Agent. 1508. FOR SALE, in Symonds-streot, near City Road, a Comfortable Villa Resi dence of 6 rooms, lofty, nice hall, gas and oity water throughout, asphalted paths, side nn tranco, bay window, register grato, stands high. Grand position.—Apply to D. F. Evans, Land Agent. 1503_ FOR SALE, at Panmure, opposito Church of England, a splondid Town Lot of ono aero and 3 perches, with house and largo slip 1, good well of water; grand position, and a mn*t rtneirable property in this popular district —Fall information from D. F. Evans, Innd _genk !?'_ 17\Oll SALE, Manning-street, Newton, a ' comfortable Broomed House, in a vory pleasant position; Venetian blinds, reg. grates, Leamington range, gas and water: allotment, 33 x 100; will 801 l at a low flifure.—For further particulars, apply D. F. Evans, llouso end Katato Agont. 1531 FOR SALE, Temperance Terrace, Romuora, a flno nowijteosidence of six well-finished rooms; allotment, 80 _ 221; two flrrplaceß, oupboard, and riroasor; orchard of JO troeß. Also, tho Allotment abovo (68 x 22t).-For further particulars, apply D. F. Evans, Auo tionoor and Eetato Agent. 1528_ FOR SALE, Port Albert, Kaipar 314a, Acres of uood Freehold Land, nearly alj fenced in by creek mid wiro.fenue.; 50 acres laid down in arass; sm_il orctard; fresh water all tho year round ; wator frontage and adjoins tho Port Albert Township.—For further particulars, apply D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Land Agent. 1511 FOR SALE, Dunedin-street, near St. Mail's Convent, Ponponby. handsomo Villa Rosidence, 6 rooms, replete with all con veniences ; gas. city wator. The house i- almost new, and in splendid ordor; Btands high, and oommands moat charming view of the harbour; most healthy and delifthtf ul aspect. Prioe, £550. Tormfl If required.—D. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent. 1520 F~ OR SALE, Penroso Junction, opposite tho residence of Blr Maurice O'Rorko. 2 Acres of Volcanio Land, corner lot; would make a fino market garden: very level. House of 5 rooms, splendidly finished off, stabla-fowl-houso, and concrete tank (holding 2,000 gallons); about 7 minutcß fram Railway Station.—For further particulars, apply D. F. Evans, Auctioneer nnd Land^Agenn 152fi -J7IOR SALE or TO LET, Victoria _F Avo.nue. off Valley Road, a grand Fron bold Property, House of 7 Rooms, woll finished, bath, sink, 3 register grateß, water laid on, dresser. &c allotment 50 x 198, Day window, ploaaantly situated, a grand view, yolpani& soil, and woll fonced.-For further particulars apply D F. Evanß, Auctioneer and Land Agent. ■ 153 d. T/iOii SALE, Bombay Settlement, on JP Paparata Road, a fine Form of H Acres, all laid down in grass, and divided into Bovon paddooks. The land is all fenced; with an orchard of half-an-acre, and good large troes about six years old; house of four rooms, cowshed, hayshod, oalfhouse, and fowlhouse. A fino fresh water creok runs through the property, with a never-failing Bprlng close to tho house. Will sell at a low «gure. r Full particulars at office of D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Land Agent, 15t3 FOR SALE, Dairy and Poultry Farm, situate about 6 miles f 'om Auckland, by rood road, on tho beautiful Avondale River, consisting of 18} Acreo of splendid Land: now nnd well-built Houbo, 5 roomß, Stable. Buggy houßo, Workshop, and sundry outbuildings, all iln first-olass ordor. Nice, youDB Orchard, of about 1 acre, and small kitohen garden. This is | a grand little farm, and unsurpassed as a fruit, poultry, and dairy farm, or residential site. Price, only £1,100 for the lot.-D. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent i*** . Tji % SALE. EAST TAMAKl.^Xsplondld Farm of 87 acres. House, and sundry outbuildings. The land ii good, fertile, and subdivided into con venient paddooka ; situate near the well-known estates ot Messrs Lushington. Harris, and Smales. This iB a fine little Farm, and well wth inspection D'B^f. "«» UOkr,an^ about 15 miles. Price only £1* per acre.-D. J. fflvanß. I^ind and EBtate Agent. »« Y«*>__ -FOR SALK, single-seated 3&O"« Buggy (almost new), with lamps, &cT, complete, andnarness.—Apply Stab Office. *•_"__■__"_— FOR that sum I am em -3&% 7"" powtrsd to Sell the very pick ofCultivatod Farms (150aoreB) in the Waikato, 6-roomed Houae, &o.—Hannaford s Agenoy. £*-» B_/\ CASH only "needed, imme ;fc JLO" dlate posscESion. large commo oious New House <?0 minutes from Quoenatreet), waohhouae with copper bailer, large allotment; entire price, £750; interest 8 per cent., reducable ininstalmenta of £1 per wee_. A grand chance. —Cards to view *rom J. R. Randeraon, Ano "T'TiiOTMBNTS FOR SALE.—3Os per J\_ foot. 100 x 300. finest view In Northcote; BjsTiSi acr'eß, grand vlews-^00; ,on good road, convenient to Ferry.-" X.L.N.T.," STAR. CHANCES FOR WORKING MEN.- Four Acres Splendid Land, half well established Orchard,, and New Cottage of five rooms for £450; £50 cash, balance « per cent.; cottage and allotment, £10cash, balance weekly pavmenta. Grandly situated Alfotmente various suburbs, oheap. and on any terms tosuU pur chasers. Money awaiting investment on securities of aU kinds.-Apply J. R. Randeraon. OWNER LEAVING FOR EOROPE.- ForSaleortoLet,2acresßplendid__nd, witn convenient 10-Roomed House, coach-house stable, and other out-buildlnga; well-eholtered with ornamental treeß; close to railway and 'bus • a bargain, -1.250, or 22s 6d rental, or, with 2 a-rw morala-d. 255.-Apply J. R- Randerson. TO VETERINARY SURGEONS AND OTHKRS.-For Sale, a Set of Surgical In struments, nearly new. the property of the late ■ Mr Yaxley .-Apply Albion Hotel. TO BE SOLD CHEAP, nearly quarter of an aore in ths heart of the clfr, suitable • as a site for any tin* of Mann_wtory.-Apply H, Smith, care M A, H. Nathan,



Public Notices?. ft TT'OR GREYMOUTH '' " "<^, J~ DIRECT, ' "jllli-l COSNECTISG WITH WEST COAST PliililiS PORTS, 1 The regular trader B.a. | HERALD, 100 Al at Lloydo. 356 tons register, Captain G. S. Norris, will sail as above from Onehunga Wharf on SATURDAY, 11th instant, at 4 p.m. All cargo must be booked at our office. For troiglii I passage, and other particulars, apply to STONE BROS., SO, Quuon-street. /OPENING OF THE NEW ORGAN, -S BERESFORD-St. CHURCH. ORGAN RECITAL, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1385. Pkogbammk, Hymn. Organ Solo. "Andante Cantabile" (Mozart), Mr Hooton Anthem. "The Radiant Morn," Choir Organ Solo, Profos«or Lambert Solo, "Come, Ttvor Smiling Liberty" (Judas Maccabtsus. Handel), MrOhadwiok Organ Solo, "Bethlehem" (Gounod), Mr Beale Solo, "Now Heaven, in fulle°t glory, saone" ("Creation"-Haydn), MrWorrall Quartette and Chorus. "Lo, my Shepherd is divinp" (from Haydn'a "Mast"). Miss Hig sins, Missus Haylea. Messrs Bradney, Hoi loway, Edmonds, and Worrall INTERVAL. Hymn. Organ Solo (March), "Tannhauser" (Wagner), Mr Boale Vooal Duot. l\tis»e« Hfiyles Organ Polo. ProlVsaur Lambert Solo, " Consider the liHon" (Glover). Mr Prime Organ Solo. "Hallelujah Chorus" (Mount of Olivsl (Beethoven), Mr Hooton Full Anthem and Chorus, "Blessed be Thou, God" (Kent) Quartette "Thine, 0 Lord," Misses Hayles. Messrs Bradney and Holloway Duet. "Both Riehea and Honor," Misses Kd monda Chorus, " Wo Thank Thee." (The Cnornsos by Baresford-st. Church Choir, under the direction of Mr Hooton.) Tickets, 3s ; to bo had from Messrs Champ tiloup and Cooper. Murray and Spencer, and W. K. Meats, Queen-street. TSIIALLENGE.—I, W. John Reany, \J hereby accept the challenge to wrestle Michael Mnher. of Panmure, three falls out of five. Cumberland stylo; for £50 aside, first de posit of £25 to bo mado Rt the Brinish Hotel, on Monday night. The match to take place at an early date, WHEN a Buddon noise or th o leant excitement seta yotir norveß in a tremor take Wolfe's Schnapps. XrtOß Cheapness, Durability, Quality, and 'F Quantity, in Boys' Suits, go to Barker Bros.. Foresterß Hall, Karangahape Road. OARD AND RESIDENCE.-Double and Sini;lo Rooms; terms moderate.— Grafton House, Grafton Road, opposito Choral Hall; 10 minutes from Queen street. GORDON HOUSE, Princes streot, One hunga.—Private Board and Reaidonce. dey or weo_.—Mrs Scholield. -Wedding Parties would llnd every accommodation. ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage of Freehold at current ratoa.—C. W. Cave, Solicitor, Quoon-street (next the Bank of New Zealand). rpHE PRACTICAL KIFLE MATCH.— JL Entries close SATURDAY Night, 80' clock, at Mr Hazard's, when and where competitors will please meet to decido on time of firing, R~ IMUT AKf PASSENGERS and others requiring Houses, Buwnoasos, Properties, Investments call on Grant & Cooko, 75, Queen street. FLESHEKS' Bratting, Butchers' Linen, Marbled Linen for Fishmongers' windows, Dall Leathers for Cabinetmakers, Stair Lino loum for Hotels.—J. M. MoLaohlan, 222, Queen- Btrcet. BARKER BROS.,Foreßterß' Hall, Kara ngabape Road, have just received per b.s. Aorangi 1,000 Boys' Suits. These are a better and a chonpor lot than the laßt shipment of 600 Suits which wore aold iv ono month. /GYMNASIUM, Meicantile Chambers, \~K~ Quecn-strcot (noxt Bank of New Zealand). —Professor Carrollo will open his nex* Quarter, MONDAY, July 13th, and will Form a Be clnnors' Class. Terms. £1 Is. Open Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 7.30 to 10 o'clock. T> EW'S GBOCERY AND PROVISION STORKS, VICTORIA-STREET. PRIMK NEW_CANTEBBUR_ HAMS Now on Sal_. i^IGHT-SOIL CONTRACT. Tho Juno quartor being now due, immediate Payment is requested. Service stopped where payment is in arrear. Offloo. Market Yard. SAM. WHITE, Contractor. Telephone 336. T^T O T I C ET. Robert Douglas. Biilchor (late of Glasgow), ba?s to intimate that he will OPEN _o-morrow, noxt door to Gavin Wallace, the well-known Grocor, Karangahape Boati, wharo thoao that wish to purchase for cash will get value extra ordinary. SY O U N G - • HAVING! BOUGHT TUB ARCH HILL 'BUS LINE OF COACHKB FROM THK NORTHERN OMNIBUS COMPANY, will, oa MONDAY NEXT, run an ADDI TIONAL 'BUS. Timo Table In a day or two. /"^RANGES! BANANAS!! PINES!!! PER S.S. ~JANET NICOLL Subsidised by Government to run to the South Sea Islands) ORANGKS, BANANAS. OOCOANUTS, fctt Aa the Fruit will bo Cased at tho Islands (the trip only occupying about six days), pur chasers can roly on receiving the Bamo in FIKBT-CLASB ORDER AND CONDITION, And at stated Intervals, So that a Regular Supply will be guaranteed. CHARLES BAGLEY, WHOLESALE FRUITERER, CUBTOMS-BTREBT AND PAKNBLL RISE. N.B.—Country Orders for tho Auckland Dis trict, aooompanlod by remittance, promptly attended to. T»JEW ZEALAND INSURANCE J_^| COMPANY. Notice is horoby given to SHAREHOLDERS that an INTERIM DIVIDEND of Tnreo Shil lings per Sharo for the Half-year ending May 31. is now Pay_blo at the HEAD OFFICE of the Company. GMKGK P . Plß rce, July 8,1885. General Manager. "STEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER CANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED). It is horeby notinod to Shareholders in New Zealand that an Interim Dividend at the rate of 10 per cent, por annum, for six months onding 30th Juno, will be payable at the Office of the Company, Quoen-street, on 7th July. The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from 23rd Juno to 7th July inclusive. PREDK. BATTLEY, Secretary. Auokland, June 22,1885. _. DAK TNERSHIP NOTICE. The business hitherto carried on by CLIF FORD and LYE. aa Drapers and Dressmakers, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Tho business will in future bo carried on by MRS CLIFFORD, who will disoharge all liabilities and receive all money due to the late flm" r< mt avJMRS J CLD7FORD. Witness: C. FINLAYj MIg3 R hY %. tS= o t I g W, Tho Partnership lately existing between the Undersigned as Land Agents, &c., under the stylo or firm of MALCOLMSON, DE LACY & Co has this day been Dissolved as from the 30th day of Juno ult. By Deod of Dissolution we havo appointed Mark Rawlinqs, of Echerffs Bnildinßß, Fort-street, Accountant, to be our Attorney for the purpose of winding-up the affairs of the said Partnership, and he is solely authorised to receive and pay all moneyß In respeot of tho same. Dated this Bth day of July, 1885. I WM. LAING MALCOLMSON. Signed \ JOHN DIC LACY, X (edwd. h. gibbon. W 5 t i 6 IT With reference to the above advertisement, Wm. Laino Malcolmbon. begs to inform his clients that the business as hitherto conducted under the name of " The New Zealand House. Land, and Estate Agency, High Btroet. will be conducted aa under the name and style of MALCOLMSON AND^CO TrvE'T ACY AND Q.IBBON, 24, QUEEN-STREET {OPPOSITE FIRTH'S MILL). ARCHITECTS, CIVIL EN9INEERS. VALUA TORS, MONETARY. HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS. AUCTIONEERS' ACCOUNTANTS, &C, &C. Elans and Estimates Given fob Buildings. Estates Subdivided to the best advantage, and Plans furnished. City, Suburban, and Country Lands for Sale, for cash, or deferred payments. Houses and Allotments for Sale. Houses and Farms to Let and for Lease. Rente and Debts Collected. Prompt Settlements on Salea Effected. Properties Valued. Arrangements made for the Sale by Auction ol Houses, Allotments, Farms; Land, &c Buildings Insured at Lowest Rates. Sales of Businesses and Partnerships Negotiated, Money advauced and Mortgages arranged foi sums of £iOO and upwards. Land and Building Materials found on Reasonable Terms. DE LACY AND GIBBON, 24, QUEEN-STREET (Offosixp FmTH'a Mill).



IN THE MATTER OF THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, ISS2. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE LANDS FOR ROADS TNT THE PARISHKS OF KAIWAKA, PAPAROA, WHAKAHA I(A. AND TOKATOKA, IN TIIIC COUNTY OF HOHSON. IN TIIK PROVINCIAL DISTRICT OK AUCKLAND. Notice is hereby given thai it is proposed, undcrthc provisions of Iho Public Works Act. ISS2, to execute a certain public work, to wil, the construction of rouds in theabove Parishes; and for the purposes of .such public work, the lands described in the Schedule hereto are required to be taken. And notice is farther given that v copy of the plan o£ the portion o< Hie suid roads lying within the Parish of Kaiwnka, and of the lands in tlwt ravish required to bo taken, is deposited and opon for inspection at the I'ost Oliioe, Kaiwaka; and that a copy oC the plan of the portion of the said roads lying within the Parish of Paparoa. and of the lands in that Parish required to be taken, is deposited and open for inspection at the Post Olllce, Paparoa ; and that a copy of the plan of the portion of the said roads lying within the Parish of Whaka hara, and of the lands in that Parish required to be taken, is deposited and open for inspec tion at the Post Office, WhakahuraJ; and that a copy of the plan of the portion of the said roads lying within the Parish of Tokatoka, and of the lands in that Parish re quired to be taken, is deposited and open for inspection at Sander's Accommodation House, Tokatoka. And notice is hereby given that all persons affected by the execution of said public works, or by the taking of such landß, shall, if they have any well-founded objections to the execu tion of toe said public work or to the taking of such lands, sot forth the sanio in writing, and send such writing within forty days from the eighth day of July, one thonsand eight hundred nnd eighty-live, to the Chairman llobson County Council, Te Kopuru. SCHEDULE. All those parcels of land containing three roods eighteen perches, two roods fourteen perches, rj ye perches, one rood four perches, and three roods three perches respectively, more or less, situated in the Parish of Kaiwaka, in the Pnkekaroro Road District, being portions of allotments numbers oil and 61, and being more particularly delineated upon the plan No. 3099, in the Survey Office at Auckland. All those parcels of land containing four acres ono rood one perch, and one acre three roods ten perches respectively, more or less, situated in the Parish of Paparoa, in the Paparoa Road District, being portions of allotments numbers U and 15 and 28, and being more particularly delineated upon the plans Nos. 3802 and 2tiß7 in the Survey Office at. Auckland. All those parcels of land containing one rood thirty-four perches, two acres three roods thir teen perches, ono acre three roods twonty perches, two acres thirty-four perches, one rood fourteen perches, and three roods twenty-live perches respectively, more or less, situnted in the 'arish of Whakahara, in the Okulm Road Dis trict, being part of allotments Nos. 31,21,23, 23a, 22, mill 28, and being more particularly delineated upon the plan No. 31)92 in the Survey Office at Auckland. All those parcels of lnnd oontaining two acres seventeen perches, three acres two roods twenty-eight perches, one rood twenty-one perches, one acre one rood seventeen perches, one acre two roods twenty-two perches, one acre two roods, three roods twenty-seven perches, one acre" two roods seventeen perches, one acre two roods thirteen perches, three acres two roods thirteen porches, three acres three roods thirty-six perches, ono acre thirty-three porches, and three acres ono rood seven perches respectively, more or less, situate in the Parish of Tokatoka, in the Matokohe Road District, being portions of allotments 25,20,27, 20,21, !). 10, 15, and 16, and being more particularly delineated on the plan No. HG92 in the Survey Office at Auckland. P. W. MATTHEWS, Chairman llobson County Council. W.M. Thorxe, Solicitor, . T 0.0.F.. STAR OF \J^sg&^&^. AUCKL, ANP LOIJGK- Tho Installation of Oillcrrs m^w ~ of this Lotlgo will tako place S^ on THURSDAY, 9th July, at 8 p.m. sharp, in Lodge-room, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. A full attendance is re quested. By order of the N.G; A. G. WHEELER, Pormanent Sec. QUEEN'S OWN RIFLE COUPS. Drill TO-NIGHT In the Railway Drillahcd, at 7.30, after whieha General Meeting of tho Corps will be held, when every nifinibor ia expected to attend. Business important. J. HOWARD KEEP, Captain. XfEW ZEALAND REGIMENT ARTIL iS LEBY VOL.—"O" BATTERY.—The Battory will Parado in Full Dress, with arms and accoutrements. TO-MORROW (Thursday), tho 9th inst., at 7.30 p.m., for the Government Monthly Inspection. Absentees will be dealt with strictly in accordance with the Regula tions.-J. WHITNEY, Acting Captain. CELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!! ►a TOOLS AND CUTLERY, Slightly Damaged by Wator at the Fire at MONTUGUE'S FANCY BAZAAR, TO BE H&D VERY CHEAP. THOMAS SAMUEL, 162, QUESN-STRETCT. Rush up bfcfore they are further damaged. RS BOYLE, MIDWIFE, Boks to intimato to the Ladies of Auck land and country districts that she is prepared to receive Patients during their accouchotnont at her residence,. Fornloigh Villa, Fernloigh street, Ponsonby. Ladies wishing to come to town from country districts would do well to avail themselves of this quiot retreat. Mrs B. hopes by civility and striot attention to tho requirements of hor Pationts to merit a fair share of patronage. N.B.—Will Dootors plooso note this Ciddressi m H E NESV TARIFF. ; A complete list of Dutiable and Free Goods, compiled from official documents, to bo had at Star Office. PRICE .. .. .. •• SIXPENCE. "OHffiNIX FIRE OFFICE OF LONDON] ESTABLISHED 1782 (OVER 100 YEARS). This Old-established Company Is prepared to undertake Fire InEurance Businees of every description, and guarantees to its Clients Abso lute Security. Liberal Terms, and Promptitude in all its Settlements HENIIERSON AND MACFARLANE, Agenta, Fort-street, ■VITHEN your food tortureß instoad of boneflt '» ing you, then ia tho time to take Wolfe's Schnapps. 1%/tount albert road district. n 6~tTc c. The Office of tho Mount Albert Road Board is now REMOVED from the Publio Hall to the Christians' Meeting House, Kingsland New forth Road. The Board will meet on tho First and Third THURSDAY In each month at 7SO p.m. until further notice. The Clerk will be in attendance from 6 to 8 o'clock every WEDNESDAY evening. a; smTH Chairman. July 3rd, 1885. XAfOLFE'S SCHNAPPS removes tho various TV causes which give riso to dyspepsia and urinary complaints'. HAS. WILLIAMSON, Land, House, and Estate Agent, High street (near Shortland-streot), has always for sale and to let large and email houses in the City, suburbs, and country districts; also farms. Improved and unimproved, in various parts oi the province. Sevoral eligible building allot ments for sale In the City. 800 llsta In Evening Star and " Herald " TVTEITHER trickery nor competition has beer -L' able to affeot tho reputation of Wolfe £ Schnapps. THE Cheapness of an Article Depend* upon the Quality. The reasons why- tht Now Zealand Tweed Company, Tailors, Short land-street, haa met with the amount of succesi that it has are: Firstly, the Tweeds are all of New Zealand manufacture, coming direct from thi Mill, so there Is no Middleman a Profit; secondly every Garment is Thoroughly Shrunk, anc made In a Flrat-olaas Style thirdly, there is N< Credit, so the Good Customer does not pay fo: the Bad.—New Zealand Tweed Company Tallois. Shortlandstreet, opposltn Stab Offlci T» EW[S GROCERY AND PROVISIOi STORES, VICTORIA-STREET. PURE INDIAN TRAB TWO SHILLINGS PER LB I HAVE on hand, and wish to diapoei of at a very Cheap rate,, a Select Assort ment (not Salvage) of Fashionable Serge, Cash mere and Fanoy (bl.ck and coloured) Cot tumes; also. Ladies' and Children's Undei clothing, hand made, &C.-MR 3 HADLEY, or posite Pram's Hotel, Hobson-streot. HE FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIA TION (LIMITED), OF LONDON. Notice ia hereby givon that all claims of an; nature upon the above Fire Insurance Assoois tion (Limited), of London, arising in conneotioi with their late Agency In Auckland, held by M V. Kisaling, of the same city, are to be sent in togother with full particulars, to the undei signed (who 13 the duly authorised agent for th adjustment and settlement of all affairs in cor nection with this agency), to tho address giver on or before the Bth day of July, 1885. Dated at Auckland this 2oth day of Juno, 188 i FRANK F. LESLIE, Agent for the Fire Insurance Association (Limited), of London. i Scherffs Build'ngs, Fort-street. opBCHIi NOTICE For the convenlenoo of Customers roaldont i Upper Symonde-street and Mount Eden Dlstrio we hare arrangod a BRANCH OFFICE (With Telephone connection), at OBUDGK AKD NOBMIOM's, Wlnatone's Buildings, Upper Bymondsetreo Where orders left for FUEL, CARTING, HORSE-FEEI SCORIA, &c, Will receive prompt attention. Note.—A large Covered Spring Waggon an Spring Carts (or Removal of Furniture. W. & G. WINSTONE, CUSXOMB-SBTRBET EAST, AUCKLAN



t.«B* v.nO Wauu<Z< LOST between Arch Hill and Kingsland, a Chopper, i«!th hook at end.—Finder rg. warded on rotui ninK ule same to Mr Bro w n, 800011*1 Avenue, KlngalnnJ. ___^_________ lOST, between Upfer Queen street and J Welle -lty ci reet, un Suturduy night, a Hold Scarf Pin -el In pom).—Anyone returning same to Wm. KvaiS, s'.*. AMWftta, will be re warded. TjIOUND, a place whew 1 can get money. P The Melbourne Jowelery nud Loan t'ompany, foot of !»rey-etrciM. four doors below Conk-street, lend inonej onjewouury und valu ables of all kinds. POUND"! '"FOUND"! At Tom Keesing'e Jewellery Shop, Victoria street, Jowe! lory. Clocks, and Wntchen, on Deferred Pa: ment or otherwise Try it! Auction*! TOMORROW, At half-paßt 11 o'clock, APPLES! PEARS! APPLES! Ex 3.8. Wairarapa, from Hobart, G. W. BIJSNEY Will sell by publio auction at his Mart, Corn Exchange. Fori-street, To-morrow, at halt past 11 o'clock, O/»_~k CASES OF HOBART APPLES AND PEARS, comprising- Frennh Crab", Stone Pipp'nß Golden Harvoys, Rußsets Stunners, Scarlet Poannams &0. _ &C. ■__ &C. E. 0, CAKE.] r*. U. TONKS TO-MORROW. At 11 o'clock. APPLES! APPLES! ! APPLES !! ! EX WAIRARAPA FROM HOBART. B. Tonka and Co. are instructed to Soil To-mor. row at 11 o'clock. IOA CASES FIRST-CLASS JL&\J APPLES:- FRENCH CRABS, STONE PIPPINS, NONPAREIL- RUSSETS, &c, &c, &c. Ex Wairatapa trom Hobart. B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneers, W. VAIUB] fB. I" BKADLEY TO-MORROW, AUCTION SALE AT II O'CLOCK. VAILE & BRADLEY Havo received instructions to soil by auction, to-morrow, at II a m., without reserve, LOT SECOND-HAND FURNITURE (removed to room for convenience of sale), coneisting in part of Upholstered Lounges, do. Chairs, Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, Bedsteads, Mattrassea, Dining and Dressing Tables, Lino leum, Carpots, Fenders, Lot of Carpenter* Tools. Also, immediately aftor the sale of the above, about 400 Lots of Superior Secondhand Clothing. VAILE AND BRADLEY, • Auctioneers, opposito Savings Bank. W. S, COCHBANE.J JAS. DAORE. FRIDAY, JULY 10. CEDAR PIANOFORTE, HAIR-SEATED SUITE, MANTEL MIRRORS, COUNTER, BEER ENGINE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. The Subscribers will Bell by auction, at their Rooms, Queon-atreet, on Friday, lUth July, at II o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist ing of Cedar Piano (by Bord), Hair-seated Suiie Mantel Mirrors, Couches, Tapestry Car pets Oflice Tables, Jhimu Round Table, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Hair Mattress, Feather and Kapok Beds. PalliusaeH, Waehstands aud Wars, Dressing Tables. Mirrors, Curtain Poles, Chests drawers, Feather Pillows and Bolsters, Matting, Oi'cloth, Tables, Fenders, Wood and Cane-seated Chairs, Rooking Chairs, Lamps, Dinnorware, China, Kitchen Utens'ls, Counter, Beer Engine, &c, &c, &o. SAMCEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. . FRIDAY, JULY 10. D|URHAM YARDS. The undersigned will pell at at the Durham Yards, on Friday, at II o'oloek, fb GRAND H"U NT E RS, & from Waitara (Without, Reeerve)- THK COLONEL, Bay Gelding, 16 hapde, by Dead Shot NEGRO, Blaok Gelding, 4 years old, by Tzaak Walton, dam Songstress, by Dead Shot. Also, Draught Horses 10 Light Harness Horses . 30 Good Hacks ' ' ■ Harness. Saddlory. &c, &c. ' 100 Sacks Maizo, from Opotiki ' .'' 500 Sacks Oats. - HUNTER AND NOLAN, '>' i\. Auctioneers, ' WEDNESDAY, JULY 15. EX ALABTOR, FROM LONDON. ■ ' IMPORTANT TTNRESERVED QALE OF SUPERIOR ; ! TmNGLISH-MADE Jt!_ TjiURNITURE, AS UNDKR SPANISH MAHOGANY SERPENTINE FRONT CELLARETTES, Plate-glass Backs, 5, 6, and 7 feet, ' LOUIS XIV. PLATE-GLASS BACK IN LAID MEDALLION CABINETS, SOLID OAK AND MAHOGANY SIDE BOARDS, CELLARETTES, HANDSOME PLATE-GLASS BACK CHEFFONIERS, CHEVAL, PEDESTAL, AND DUCHESS SUITES, IN MAHOGANY, BIRCH, i AND WALNUT, A PERFECT NOVELTY (Nothing Better Imported), SUITES IN MASSIVE WALNUT AND MAHOGANY, Upholstered in Leather, Velvet, Plußh, and Silk (the VERY LATEST DESIGNS), CANTERBURY WHATNOTS, MUSIC CANTERBURYS, AMBROYA TEA SET TABLES, LADIES' WORK TABLES, DAVEN PORTS, WHATNOTS, BLACK AND GOLD INLAID EBONY PAINTED PANEL CABINETS, MAHOGANY AND OAK COAL VASES (A NOVELTY), OAK, MAHOGANY, AND HALL STANDS, Plate-glace and Marble Slabs, CHAIRS TO MATCH, BUTLERS, TRAYS, OCCASIONAL CHAIRS. MUSIC STOOLS, ANTIQUE CUPBOARDS, PLATE-GLASS FRONTS, WARDROBES, COMMODES, CARD TABLES, BELL-SHAPE WORK TABLES, WRITING and OFFICE TABLES, LOO TABLES, PEMBROKE TABLES. CORNICE POLES. AND CURTAINS COMPLETE, WASHSTANDS, BLACK AND GOLD WALNUT OVBR] MANTELS AND GRONDOLES, CARRIAGE AND OTHER RUGS, HANDSOME VELVET and EBONYBD BRACKETS, MOST CHOICE AND UNIQUE CHILD REN'S CHAIRS, WOVE MATS, HEARTHRUGS, FOLDING CHAIRS, LOOKING GLASSES, WIRE MAT TRASSES, SPUING MATTfcASSES, &c, &c, &c. GABRIEL LEWIS Has received instructions to sell, at his Rooms, on above date, at 11 o'clock, ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE CONSIGNMENTS OF FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE KVEK IMPORTED INTO AUCKLAND, ex above ship, amounting to £2300 VALUE , ■ ;i- Comment is needless. Continued on Vourtb F%ko