... ,_. o notes identified had been taken by Jh«Dri^oneVthen he must be guilty, and "SS bT -Oswald Hertaw false pre « • E W. Langsfordand Walter Daw, Sen'cea • and Henry Evans, no bill in the cCge of forgery, and a true bill for utter ing. This being all the business, the grand jury were then discharged. Labceny.—Gordon Forbes, alias George Giles was charged with the larceny of cer tain articles of jewelory, tho property of William Long, on May 11th, 1885. Prisoner pleaded notfguilty. William Long, store man at Heather's, deposed that on May 11th he went to the Cosmopolitan Hotel. H» had two glasses of whiskey, but was not drunk. When lie left the hotel he missed his watch and chain; this was about an hour and a half after lie left the buildiug. The watch and chain, pro duced, were the ones he Ipnt. William Pushill, night- porter at tho Auckland Hotel, deposed that the prisoner showed him the watch, produced, stating he had won it inn raffle. The prisoner sold it>c witness for ten shillings, and then offered him the chain. Witness did not purchase the chain. John Doyle, seaman, deposed to the prisoner showing him the watch, produced, and saying he might be abje to get £1 for it. Prisoner af tsrwardH told wit ness that he had sold the watch for 10s, ami then gave witness the chain. He after. wards handed the chain to his mate- Flowers. By prisoner—He had once borne a bad eharacted, and been ehargec with larceny, William Flowers deposed to the last witness giving him the chain, which he pawned for 3a f?d at Hart's, Witness gave the money back to Doyle. Bernhardt Levy, pawnbroker, deposed to receiving the chain from the last witness on May 9th. He after wards handed it over to tb» police. Con stable Maekay deposed to arresting prisoner on board the yacht Who'd have Thought It. Prisoner said he had got the watch from a man at the Auckland Hotel. This closed the evidence of the prosecution. The prisoner 'stated that' he was a stranger, having only been in Auckland four months. #9 fell in with the witness Doyle, who aiked him to sell a watch and chain for bin. He sold tho watch for ten shillings, which he gave to Doyle with the chain. It was hia fint appearance in this or any other «>urt, whereas Doyle had already several convictions recorded againat him. His Honor then summed up," stating that the evidence for the prosecution was very faulty as there was nothing to show that the watch had been really stolen, neitner waa there evidence to show that the prisoner had been to the Cosmopolitan Hotel on the night in question. There was no doubt that the watch had been in his possession, but there was no evidence adduced to prove that he had stolen it, or having picked it up retained it with a felonious intent. The jury without retiring returned a verdict of not guilty, and the prisoner was accordingly discharged. _• j> OEQ i>.-o and Utterino.—Robert Car radoa Merries pleaded guilty to feloniously foreine and uttering a valueless cheque, with intent to defraud.— The poisoner atftted that a fortnight before be waa takaa be confessed his fault, and had made every reparation. He threw himself on the mercy of the Court.—His Honor said on account of this being tho prisoner's offence, the sentence would only be six months' imprisonment with hard Larcbmt.—Richard Thomas Hill was charged with the larceny, as a bailee, of one tbeodilite, the property of John Shaw, at Auckland.-Priaoner pleaded guilty, and was lentenced to three months imprison ment with hari labour. Labobnt.—John Grady pleaded guilty to the larceny of certain carpenters' tools, tho property of William George Garrett, and was sentenced to nine months' imprison ment with hard labour. ■"Maliciocs Isjuiy to Property.—John Coortantine wbb charged with miliciouely Injuring certaiD property, value £10, be longing to one Thomas Thompson Ander son, on the 25th May, 1885.—Prisoner pleaded not guilty. " (Lett Sitting.)

THE RIMUTAKI.

Tkb New Zealand Shipping Company's fine steamship Rimutakl should arrive from Plymouth, via Hobart, at an early hour to-morrow morning. She will undergo the customary inspection by Dr. Philson, Health Officer, and afterwards will be berthed at the end of Queen-street Wharf. The Rimutaka is quite a ne^r vessel, having been launched from Messrs John Elder and Co.'s yard at Glasgow, on November 20th, last year. She ia under special survey of Lloyd's surveyors to class at Lloyd's in the highest "spar deck class,'' is divided into eight water-tight compartments, five of which are carried up to the spar deck, with fireproof and water-tight doors, and she is therefore entered op the Admiralty list as a transport of th# highest class. She is bniltentirelyofsteel,hasacutvateratemwith f}goiehea4, and is barque - rigged, having mut and yards of steol. The principal dimension of the vessel are as follow:— Length between perpendiculars, 420 fett; Jepgth over all 4§i feet; depth, 33 feet 4 inches'; with a gross tonnago of about 4,500 tons. The engines, which indicate about 4,000 h.p., are compound surface con (jenalng, with two inverted cylinders, one high pressure 46, arid cine low pressure 88 fnches diameter, each adapted for a stroke of 4 feet j) inches. Accommodation is pro tided for 87 tixet-class passengers on main and spar decke. There is also accommoda tion for 82 second-class passengers on the main, deck, and for 250 third-class passen gers forward. All the cabins are famished most elaborately, after the same manner as other of the Hew Zealand Shipping Com pany's vessels which have before visited this port. Two refrigerating engines on tho most improved style (Haslam's) are fitted in ths forenold for tho carrying of a large quantity of frozen mutton'for the English market, and for an ample, stock of fresh provision* for the use of passengers.

BANKRUPTS' EXAMINATIONS.

Joseph Henry Ccllimore, and Henry James Leo (bankrupts) were examined to. day on oath by the Official Assignee. Cullimore, aged 23 year?, stated that he was a bootmaker, and had worked at his trade since the completion of his apprenticeship. The invention of a labour saving machine three years ago created pre judice against him, and in consequence he eipressed considerable difficulty in getting work. He had to obtain the necessaries of life on credit. He tried to prosecute his employment at the Sugar Company's Works and when a number of the men were dis charged, they went away owing him money. His average earnings for the past six months had not exceeded 25s per week, and aa he had a wife and two children to ■ropport, he got into debt to the extentof £70. Lee stated that for many years he had been a general agent and that latterly be had kept a boarding-house, but was now out of employment. In October, 1884, he took over the Nelson boarding-house and furni ture for £230, and in consequence had to borrow £156 from Mr Randeraon, giving bin t bill of sale for £160 over jthe furni ture, He supplemented this with P;N.'s, renewable every three months, at a Charge of from 40 to 66 per cont. per annum. In March last he accepted from a Mr Hennelly *300 for his interest in the boarding-house, £140 cash, and the balance in threo years at 8 per «mt. £46 10s was paid to Ran oereon- in March hat, and in May th 9 debtor gava him P.N.s for £60, and £880 due in September next. Notwith standing this, Ranrteraon still claims an assignment of the debtor's bills of sale for £160 i over > Hennelly's furniture. The debtor owed tradesmen £274 9s Bd, and he had as assets the bill of sale and book debts worth £55.

MINING NEWS.

(BY TELEaBAPH—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Thames, this day. Cambria.—The fortnightly retorting ended to afternoon; and resulted in a splendid return of 849}ozs of gold. Towards this yield 352 loads of quartz furnished 594iozs;, and the remainder' came from 3701bs' speci mens.

PARLIAMENTARY GOSSIP.

(BY OUK hPJBCIAI. HEPORTERI

Wellington', this day. The Free Trade Committee yesterday re- Bolved not to allow the tariff to pass second

reading. An irate female petitioner hnd a stormy interview with Mr Ballance yesterday morn ing regarding her petition before the House, and wound up by belabouring him with

her gingham. The cable-repairing steamer Agnea has left Singapore, and is expected to reach New Zealand in about a month's time. Mr Peacock to-day presents three Auck land petitions—one against the employment of barmaids, a Becond against supplying children with liquor, and a third from Josoph Brown, who wan injured at the railway crossing when Mr Macfarlane was killed, asking for relief, I am in a position to state on tho author ity of a Ministerial supporter thntwhen the Customs Duties Act comes down tho Government will ofl'er a sort of compromisj in which they will abandon distinctly the Pro tection items and retain those which are purely revenue raising j in which case those who are really Government supporters would consider themselves not justified in opposing the second reading of the bill. The im pression abroad U that Sir Julius Vogel must have been overruled in the Cabinet, and that Mr Stout was instrumental in effecting the compromise. MINISIERIAL STATEMENT TO-DAY > Soon after the House meets this afternoon Sir Julius Vogel intendß making a state ment with regard to the course the Govern ment intend 'taking as to the Customs Duties Bill. The Colonial Secretary. The Hon. P. Buckley, Colonial Secretary, is confined to his bed. The nature of his illness is reported to be low fever. Mr Peacosk today gave notice to ask if any arrangements have yet been made re garding the San Francisco moil service ; and if not, what steps the Government con template taking. Mokau River. Tho Government are about to commence snagging operations in the Mokau River, The coßt will bo i' 2,000, Tariff Meeting. Subjoined aro the names of the Commit tee who attended the meeting re tariff yesterday afternoon:—Messrsßarron, Brad shaw, Bruce, Buchanan, J. C. Buckland, Fulton, Lake, McKenzie, McMillan, Men teith, Pearson, Pyke, Russell, J. Thompson, and Trimble. The resolutions ware pro posed by Mr McKenzio, and complete unanimity prevailed. The lobbies wore deserted last night, most of the members having gone to the big ball given in the Exhibition building by Ministers' wives. It was a great crush, upwards of 1,400 invitations having been issued, The guests were principally mem bers of the Bouse, Civil servants, and jour nalists. The " Press " denies that Mr Pyke com mitted a breach of faith in making his alleged breach of privilege public, and asserts that the Premier mads it public by having himeelf authorised your representa tive to publish an account of what had transpired. Customs Duties Act. Sir Julius Vogol this afternoon informed me that the Government were prepared to push on the Customs Kates Duties Act as soon as the forms of the House would permit. This guarded answer was in reply to my inquiry v bother they would push the Act on into committee as soon as it wae introduced to-morrow. As I telegraphed yesterday, the Customs Duties Bill, with the exception of the coal duties, will be an exact reprint of the tariff proposals attached to the Financial Statement. Should the second reading be carried, the Government will allow an alteration to be made in com mittee, and they will carry as many of the items as possible. Tho Position of Affairs. Ultra Oppositionists who wish to see the Ministry driven from office predict that the bill will emerge from the Committee so mutilated as to upset the whole of the government proposals, which, as you are aware, {j,re largely based on increased taxa tion through the Customs. This prognos tication being verified by fact, it is asked : What next? Will the Government meekly take back their whole Financial Statement, or will they give other people a chance of conducting the affairs of the country ? The position summed up in a few words, is this : A large majority of the House want the Ministry, while a very small minority want their policy, and this I think one of the strangest anomalies that has ever occurred in a constitutionally governed country. It will be quoted in after yeara aßa political curiosity, and re membered as a state of things the recurr rence of which should be avoided with the utmost care. lam now convinced that Major Atkinson himself had nothing to do with any intrigue for coalitipn with Sjr Julius Vogel, but I can most emphatically assert that this is a echeme strenuously worked for by some of his supporters and the whole of the Canterbury sup 'porters of Vogol, and my own belief is" that these strong influences, if persisted in, will probably achieve the end in view. Even admitting that, the head of the res pective parties—though it is understood that as far ba Sir Julius Vogel is concerned it is a case of " Barkis is willing "—have at present no such intention or desire. Lemon Blight. Some days ago Mr Moss asked the Go vernment a question re the disease now prevalent among the trees in Auckland. Mr Ballance promptly telegraphed to Pro fessor Kirk at Auckland to make inquiries, and the following copy of Profetsor JUrk'a reply has been kindly handed to me for publication :—" Auckland, July 4th, IBSS. The Under-Secretary Crown Lands, Wel lington. Although iceryos is a serious pest amongst lemon trees, it is by no means fatal, and may bo kept in check by proper attention. I have been unable to find a single instance in which it has produced fatal results. Tho greateet dangers arise from a decay of the root fibrils, extending ultimately to the bark of the stem, chiefly caused by the roots penetrating a damp cold subsoil, or by earthing ap around the stem j next by the ravages of the borer, an insect which, in its travels, forms longitudinal galleries in the branches and stem. Other diseases arise from lemon-smut, a disgusting black fungus which grows on the surface of the leaves and root—fungus which destroys the root and leaf, and scale and trips aro also troublesome. Mr Wood has rather over 200 trees, probably covering two acres. All hw losses have been caused by foot-rot and borers which commenced their ravages six years ago, while iceryas made its first ap pearance in his orchard three years ago. 1 have only found one instance of iceryas in a garden or amongst young trees in a nursery. A fuller report shall be forwarded on Monday.-(Signed) T. Kirk." Tariff Resolutions. The following resolutions were panned at the meeting of the Tariff or Free Trade Committee yesterday afternoon :-(l That the Committee considers it undesirable that there should be any increase of Cußtoma duties this session j (2) that the Customs Tariff Bill, providing for an increase of duties, should not be allowed to pass the second reading. • •

YESTERDAYS GALE

More Shipping Casualties,

The heavy N.E. gale which did consider able damage here yesterday appears to have extended for some distance outside of the harbour. Vessels which have arrived to day report Vinusually heavy' weather, and there have been several narrow escapes from complete wreckage1. The Schooner Fleetwing Dismasted. One of these waß the schooner Pleetwing, owned by Messrs J. and D. Oxley, and which came into port about 10 o'clock th, B

At 6 n.m. our position was so critical that we chopped away the mainmast, which allowed the vessel to right herself some what, after which she wore round on the other tack. Tc in, however, occupied nearly an hour. Several of the men went below to put the ballast right, and in doing so they had a narrow escape of being buried, when the vessel relied heavily and pitched the'shingle right over them. In wearing the schooner we lost part of the foresail aud staysail; Tried to get undevtheHcn (of the Hen and Chickens), but could not get close enough, and the wind having hauled to fhe N.E., I deaided to run for Auckland under the remaining potrlon of the foresail and jib. The Glenelg passed us last night, and Captain Johnson offered to tow the schooner In for £50. This I declined to agree to, and we arrived hero safely this morning. The Barque Grasmere Narrowly Escapes Wreckage. The Grasinere, a fine iron barque, up wards of 1000 tons register, which arrived from London this morning, had a very narrow escape from being driven on a leo shoro during thp gale. Captain Raymond relates his experience as follows ; — The Grasmere passed Mokou Hinou light at 5.30 a.m. on the 6th, with a strong brsoze from N.E., accompanied by thick weather and rain, At 0.30 a.m., with out any warning from the barometer whatever, the wind suddenly shifted to E., and blew with terrific violonce, placing the ship at once in extreme danger, and on a dead lee shore. The distance from land wa» then about five miles. The master and chief mute after due deliberation came to the conclusion that th 6 best course to be adopted would be to continue the course to the southward and carry sail, regardless of all consequences, in ordor to lay, and claw off a dead lee shore. The vessel was kept undor reefed canvas, reefed upper top sails and low topsails, spanker, and stay sails. One pail aftej; another wont as the equalU inoreased in fury, until nothing but low main topsails and spanker remained. As the sails becamo disabled they wero cut adrift, and others got up and bent, the crew doing their work well.ultliough all day without food or rest. Botwoon 8 and 10 a.m. tho fury of the storm was extreme. Not a ship's length ahead could bo seen, and tho gloom Bometimod resembled up proaphitig night. Tho sea was frightful, sometimes leading to the belief that tho vessel was getting amongst breakers. It became now only a question of time wlion thp vessel should go on ehoro. How masta and yards ever sfopd tho violence of the squalln its a. perfect mystery. They were exacted to come down every minute. At 10.30 a.m. there were signs of improve ment, and the wind hauling to north-east permitted the ship's head to be pointed away from the shore. At 11 a.m. the gale as suddenly abated as it had come on,and at noon the weather was as fine and serene us it could be. When it cleared, the ship's pesition was found to be betwoen the Little Barrier Island and mainland. Tho barometer had been steady for days at 30.10, and stood at 30.00 when the first squall struck the ship ; it then commenced to fall rapidly until at 10 o'clock it was down to 29.40, a fall so rapid as is only experienced in cyclones. As soon as the wind hauled to N.E., and signs of the storm's abating became visible, it began to jump up just as fast, and at noon had risen to 29.70. It is feared that the vessel lias sustained some damags, which may lend to a general average being struck on the cargo, Thames, this day. The gale yesterday was very severe, but him caused no material damage in this district. The Kaueranga Rivei is greatly swollen, and about 300 logs were floated down to the saw-mill booms.

THE WATERLOO COURSING CUP.

{BY TFXEfIRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION).

CiiRTNTCin'HCH, this clay. The following is tho result of tho draw for the Waterloo Cup :—Arawa moots Brawless, Kockwood meets Napoleon, Isaac meets Figaro, Bohemian Girl meets Madeino, Moonbeam meets Bordeaux, Wandering Friar meets Cardinal, Ringwood moots Headingly, Scotland Yet meets Stonleigh, Ericka meets Hilda, Obstacle meets Wai tangi, Bolero meets Bergumot, Piako moots Horcules, Honeydow meets Bod of Stone, Parnoll meets Abercon, Hock mcots Nob, Star and Garter meets Starlight, Princess Charlotto moots Cliquot, Sorpio meets Market Day, Le Leup meets Donnagher, Adamant meots Street Arab, Maraschino meets Moonlight, Doupation meets Bores ford, Musket meets Irish fiirl, Salamander moots Manuka, Success meots Ragamuffin, Symphony meets Alyeo.

James McCammon was arrested this afternoon by Sergeant ; Gillies for disobey ing a summons to appear at the Police Court on a chareo of disorderly behaviour in a railway carriage.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR/ TUESDAY/JULY V 1885-.



We would draw attention to R. C. Groon wood'g sale to-morrow, at noon, at his mart, Jttioan Lane, of a superior gentleman's roßi oenoe, with Urge allotment, coachhouse, ""•we, &0., situated in Kyber Pass, three lots P™, Esmonds-street, being in one of the Sf.Wjiest parts of the oity. At tho sane time, Sir be. «»d two new houses, Ciarence-Btreet, ♦KWby. on allotment 40 x 87 teep; also, a wnuprtablo 1-rooraed house, Klntc-Btreet, Groat oSS? 1 * on allotment 33 x,103. The Marlbal fi a JP*'oo and plant, Tiki, Coromandel, will Sf?j v °"ored- Ihe plant coßsists of a ten "•W battoty. portable steam euoinu (aix-horso Power), toolß, tee., &c.



Personal. T ENORA, Dora, Cora, Laura, Nora, I 1 Fieri—You never saw a stock of Name Brooches like mine.—Tom Kneeing, Vioioria- Btroot. PERSONAL.— Professor W. A. Brookes would feel obliged If the partiee, who have it, would return the C.I.T. Haintlng cf Captain Kennedy, U. 3.3. Co.. in uniform. P' ERSONAL.—Who's your Hatter ?-J. W. Shackelford has for the Beason, a largo stock of Hard and Soft Felt and Twoed Hats In Ijitost and Beßt Styles, at prlocß to suit all.-80, Yictorla-Btreet. 5 doore above Albort-Btrset. PERSONAL.— Richard, I must tako our boys to Barker Bros., Clothiers, Foresters' Hall. Karanccahape Road, for a Suit each. They have got tho largest, tho best, and the cheapest lot In Auckland. In fact, I nevor did ecu sue ha nlqejot. "PERSONAL..— Dear Mary: Your old JL friend, Fowler and Co., Urey-atreet, aro the only Butchera In Auckland, where you coil net tho cheapest and beat meat. Womlorfnl bargains on Saturdays as the shop must be oleared.—F. and Co. WILL the Carter who removed furniture from Richmond Koad (opposite Snrrey streel) on Saturday last, for Mr Dnwaon, kindly communicate with Stab Office. Meetings rZEALANDIA ROYAL ARCji £j CHAPTER, No. 107, S.C.-The Excel lent and Mark Lodges of the Chapter will hold Meetings THIS (Tuoßday) EVENING, at half tmßt seven o'clook, in the FreeumsouB1 Hall, I'rinces-streot. Business—Advancements nna presumption of diplomas. By order,—Wit. Kkrinqton, B.E. ONEHUNGA ROWING CLUB. A Meeting of the above Club will be hold In the Stone School-room on WEDNESDAY noxt, at 8 o'clock. Memberd are particularly requested to attend.—g. H. JAMES. Hon. beo. AO.S.— The usual Monthly Meeting of • Sanctuary City of Auckland, No. 3,978, will be held in the Alexandrii-st. School-room at 8 o'clock TOMORROW (Wednesday! EVEN ING, July 8. Candidates from Courts to be in attendance at 8.30. By order. HENRY T. GARHATT. Sec CRIMEAN ' VETERANS' : ASSOCIATION. ■•: A Meeting will be held at Kob.ion'n Com mercial .Rooms TO-MORRUW (Wednoaday) EVENING, July 8, at 7.30 Holf'eia of unsold Tickets of late entertainment please return them to Seoretary. . Half-yearly Subscription payable. q RQBKRTSOX, Secretary. " "\ UCKLAND CAVALRY TROOP". A General Meeting of the above Troop will bo held In the Drill-ehed on THURSDAY Evening. Bth July, at 7 o'clock hharp. Troopers to appear in uniform and side belt. Every membor is expected to attend. Business important. v J. C. SECCOMBB. Captain. /"CHAMBER OF. COMMERCE, <The Annual General Meeting of the Membera will be held at tlie Rooms of the Chamber. New Zealand Insurance Company's Buildings Queen« street, on THURSDAY, ihe fl!h July, at three p.m. Business: To rocoive Annual Report and Balance-sheet. Kleotion of President, Vice president, and Members of Committee for ensuing j oar. Klectlon of Auditor. , ..,.., Election of New Memb rs and other business, B. MENZIES, Acting Seoretary. Gazette In Bankruptcy. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and amendments thereof, and of the Bank ruptcy of Hugh Hart Lcbk. of Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland, New Zealand, Solicitor. Notice is hereby given that application will be made to thiß Honorable Court on THURS DAY, the 23rd day of July, 1835, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as counsel can bo heard, that an Ordor of Discharge be granted to the Baid Hugh Hart Lisk, Dated this Cth day of July, 188 a. DEVORE & COOPER, Fisher's New Buildings, Queon-s'., Auckland, Solicitors for Debtor. r\ ORDON HOUSE, Princes-street, One \Tr hunga.—Private Board and Residence, I day or week.—Mrs Sehofleld.—Wedding Parties ! would find every accommodation. : _ u '



Wonted. WfANTED, at once, for n Pntieiit, a TT Baby lioy norn 1 to 2 months old lv keep for ft time or to adopt,.- For t'urthnr pnrti eularp, apply between 7 and 8 p.m. to Dr. I ewlfl, College Road. WANTED, for a Wholesale Warehouse ill the South, a Manager for the Man chester Department. A liberal salary will be given to a gentleman of first-class experience and accustomed to indenting. A knowledge of the North Island icuulrnments preferred.— rt(idreßa " Duplex." Stab Ofllce. WANTED, a Preseer; constant work. Albo, smart Boy. — Auckland Clothing Company. Custonia-Btreet East. WANTED, a Paperhanger; also, aL' d ueed to Plumbing. — Verrall and Co, Steam Coach Factory, Newton. . WANTED, Respectable Boy ; one will ing to learn trade preferred—O. R. Don berg, Ovcnmaker, corner of Wyndham and Nelaon-atreetß. WA~NTED, Boy about 11 or 12 to na- Bist In housework and bo generally useful.—Apply to ,T. Arthur, Fruiterer, Pon sonby lioud, neai' Throe Lamps. WANTED, Shirt Hands, 20 good trade hands; constant employment, heat pi ice. No improvers wanted.-"Apply Lomau, down Arnoy street, Newton Road. WANTED, a Dressmaker for a few days lit a private house. — Address, stating terma, " Albert Park " Stak Office. WANTED, an experienced Cook ; must also be experienced Laundress.— Apply to MrsJIT, I. Barber, St. Stephon's Avenue, Parnell. WANTED, Woman Cook for coun'r,1 hotol; also, Gsneral Servant f«r Gis borne Mod), Cook and Laundress iKpaom), Ijuly Help, General Servants.—X. Henry's Reiiiatiy. WANTED,~foi 7 Epsom, Good Cook. Only two In family j also, two Good General Servants; no washing.—Mra Jack's Registry, Mount Kden Road. WANTED, Generals,Nursogirls, Female Cooks, good wages; Pit Sawyers, Butchor Boy, Kngineer, Blacksmith, at once.— Apply A. McLood's, Quoen-street, or St, Mary's Road. Ponaonby. ■VtrANTEI), Qoneror"Servant"Tna"BinaTl T T private family; good personal oharaoter required.—Apply, beforo 1 and after fi, at Mra Johnaon'a, _, Rußaell street, PonßOnby. W ANTED, General Servant; pood waws glvon.—Apply Mra Kingsford, Van shall Road, Dovonport. WANTED, by a young married lady, Haeholoi-b' MeniiliiK.-AadreHM "HZ," Btak Offl.ce. YIfANTRI>. by a respectable Vounii TT Lady, a Situation as Nurso or Lady's Companion; travelling urefenod.—Apply A. Miil.fod'u, Queen-street Wharf. W" A'NTEDTTVashiiig or Plain Sewing, by roppoetable married woman.— Address. Syn-hlng. tycwlnn Poat-ofllcc WA NTE D, by a Mnn and wife (abstainers) without children, a Place of Triifct. or as Caretaker; oxcollen t toßtlmoiiials — Apply "Alpha,"S]\Aß_Offlco. WANTED," Situations by sovoral ex■ porioncod Housomutdu, N wrsiw. Girla to assist, Genoral Borvant_, Cook and Laundrossos. &c—X. Henry's Registry. ANTED, 1 or 2 Lady Boarders, no others kept, oloso to Quoen-street.— Addreßa A.U.. Stab Offico WANTED, Throe Rospectablo Men Boarders; two nilnute-i from Qucon street; £1 weok; washing Included.-Ai<ply Bovcgo's Store, Oook-etreot. WAN TED, Boardoi-9, 18b, washing in eludcd, double or siaele rooms, bath; evory convonienco.—John Hunter, Newton Houpo, Karangahaae Road. WANTKD, Boarders ; bath, home com"orts. excellent table, splendid ievv, BUperior accommodation ; tenra. *l.— onilworth House. I'ppor Vincent-atroat. WANTED, a respectable Alan to 9loop only; 5s week, washing included,—For addrcss_apply_at_the Stau Ottlco. WTNTEnrßoard "aruT Rcaidenco by young gontloman, In private family, not too far from I'ost Ofllce.— Plenso Btato terms and particulars to G.P.. Box 476. Post Office. WANTED, Furnished Bedroom, with part board, in private family; single gentleman.—Address " 8.T.," Stau Ottlce. WANTED, by GontlenwiTwithin easy distance of Queen street. Comfortable Furnished Bedroom ; partial board and attend ance : use of bath indisponsablo.-Apply G. W.R.. Box 103. WANTED" to Lot, Large FronTßooini suitable for bod and sitting-room, beautifully situated.—For address, apply to '• J.N.L.." Stau Office. _ WANTED" to Lot, in Vincont street, Unfurnished Sittingand Bedroom, with uso of bath and kitchen, if required.—Addreas at Stab Ofllce. WANTED to Lot, in Spring - stroet, Freeman's Bay, a dotached Cottage of four rooms with collar underneath, nowly paintod and papered, water laid on ; rent. 11s per weok.—Apply at Mra Campell's Storo. WANTED to~~FWhase, an Allotment", for cash, within 20 minutos' walk of Qucon-str'i t Must not exceed £3 per foot.— Apply X S.W.. Stais Oflloo. WANTED, to Purchase, immediately, Half an Aero of Land on the Epsom Road, in a good situation, not in proximity to Uio Salo Yards.—Apply "Genuina." HrAßOillco. ANTED to Sell, empty Stono Gins, Stono Beers, and Squaro Gins.—Apply Steward Auckland Club. AN T E D—Speculation—Beat value for £10:, moro or less. To save time, state frill particulars in confidence to " Caeh," Stak Office. WANTED, Ponsonby Residents to see the Bargains in Hats, Hosiery, Sheeting (6d per yard). &c, at Allon's Salvage Sale. Jenoia Road, Ponsonby. WANTED, Parents to Visit Barker Bros, Forertcrs' Hall. Karangahape Road, before buying their Boys' Suits, where thny will sco the Largest and tlio Cheapest let n Auckland. WANTED.— When you are in Hobaon street, call at Munro & MiUlmin'u and see tho largo and choice stock ot Twoeds and Coat- Ings iuet opened for the present soason. No ahoddy goods or slop-making and trunmlng ".t thla osMbliahment. ANTED, Tenders up till 5.30 on Monday, July IX 18S5. for tho Krectlon of a lfive-roomod llou.ho in Howe-street. Plana, otc at Mr Lambourno's, Ironmonger, Kara ngahape Hoad. \\T ANTED, Tenants for 3 Now Houses TT within 2 mllos of South British. 'Busses pass the property. To suitable families greatly rodnoed rentals. — Apply J. R. Runderaon, Aiictioneer "ANfEDVMorphantsand Tradespeople to rundor their Accounts against tho Auckland Club to 38th lilt, withont dclny. WANTKD, the Public to" CallandSee tho New and Second-hand Buggies, \V»i;gonß, oto., at the Thames Carriage and Dray Factory. Victorlq-atrcot Hast. ANTED, 210 Subscribers at Is each, Auckland Wire Works " Art Union," nobaon • strcH, Piizea: — Splendid Talking Purrot and Handsome Cage, real value. {£; Handsome Slower Stand, £2; Handsome Picture in Cone Frame, £1 10s; Superior Nursery Guard, £1 ss; ilandsomo Ornamental Canary Cage, 1 is, Everything guaranteed as described, now on viow^ W ANTED~SEKN—Boautifurißirtnday Cards, just opened, at Charlcß Kolßoy and Co.'B. 120.Quocnstreet. T.T7"AKTED SEEN — Tom Keesinft's Vt Engagement Rings, Keepers, and Hinders, Tom lvcesing's Clocks, Tom Keoalng's Watches.—Victorla-stroot, above Royal Mail. W" ANTED KNOWN.- \v7~GTAUen", Jervois Road. Ponannby, has purchuacd a consirlorablo amount of Goods from Allen's Balvago_Sale :L TNTED KNOWN, that tho Cheap est tho Best, and tho Largoat Choice in Beys' Suits is at Barker Bros.', Forostors' Hall, KaningahapeJßoad^^ VSTANTED KNOWN.—Blankots from Vf Allen's Salvage Salo at Allon'B, Draper, Jorvols Road, Ponsonby. WANTED KN6WN~"O_¥ale7Brick ß) Llmo, Sand, Coment, and Ground Mortar. Lifting Jacks on Hire.—N. McLean, Builder, lato J. J Holland. Ijorne^treet. WANTED J_.NOWN-Ch_ap Timbkb I Cbkai- TmDERI And all other kinds of 1 fnilding Material, oan be purchased cheaper cad better than anywhere 0133 at the yard* of ■ !l GotDiE ,Alberb-strcet WANTED KNOWN —Calicoes, frem lid and2d per yard; Fingering Yarn, nd per head. Be early, and aeouro tho bargains. —Allen, Draper, Jervols Road, Ponsonby, WANTED KNOWN.—CharTos Kelsey and Co. are allowing Ton nor cent dis count off all oash puronasos of Fancy Goods over five ahllllngs.—Charles Kelsey and Co., 120, Quoen-street. ____________ WANTED~KNOWN, Tents 12s Cd — For Sale, a few new, strong Canvas Tenta, with pegs, poles, and ropos, all complete. Exceptional bargain. Inspection invited — Address R. Simps in. Stab Office. WANTED KNOWN.-(Ten per cont, discount Is taken aft all purchases of Gold and Silver Jewellery ot Kelspy's. They keep no imitation jowollory. Everything guaranteed, — Charles Keiuoy and Co., 120 Queen-Btr»et. ANTE D KNO WN.-White and Coloured Shirts, Cotton, Merino, and Lambs' Wool Shirts, Pants and Hosiery, Tieß, Collars, Braoos (Argosy and others), Football Suits at Prices not to be Beaten, at J. W Slmckelford'B, 80, Victoria street (a doors above Alhßrt-streot. \\f ANTED KNOWN.-Sajvage, as ad- TT vertiaed by mP on Saturday. What remains of 100 Ladies'and Children's Chemises and Drawers, from 91 to 3s fid (the cheapest lot of Ladies' Undoro pthos ever offered, to the Auckland public); splendid Overcoats, 10a, o'tehtly damaged; twilled oalico, 2Jd and 3Jd yd. —J. Gre^n, Sa, Victoria atreot. W'ANTE D KNOWN, that Barker Bros., Clothing and Woollen Manufacturers, Leeds, and Foreatera' Hall, KaraDgabape Road, aro Importers of their own Goods, thus giving all the intermediate profits to their customers. The public aro I bus able to buy Two Suits for the price they would have to pay for one elsewhore W~ 'ANTED KNOWN—See onr Stock of Blankets before purchasing—£soo worth. 0-4 Blankets, 8s 6d, 9a Bd, and 10a 6d per pair; 104 Blanketa, 12s 6d, 17a 6d, and 20s per pair; Twill Seoich Blankets, New Zealand Blankets, and Coloured Blankets. These goods are the best value we ever offered.—D. MoPhprson. KarangahqpH Rroul. WANTED Known, reasons why Barker Broß., Clothiers. Foresters' Hall, Karan- Raliape Road, can and do give better value than other*, are: lat. We are Woollen Manufactur ers. 2nd. We are Exporters of wool from this colony to our Manufactory in Leeda. 3rd. We arnlmnorters of our own goods, thus we have largo a i v-"iages over all others, which we ftlve to the ptibllj.



T\7"ANTEP, 2 V.o -ms.—Apply by letter, V? ;' JK ," Star Office. WANTED, ft Respectable Nursegid.- Apply Anchor Hotel. Quean-street. WANTED, ft PaperhruigerT—Apply E. W. AliaOD, Bnaoh Road, Devonport, WANTED, a Elumbor, at once.—AppTy Lonergan and Purcell, Grey-at. W ANTED, several good Benehmen.- G. Black and Co, Chapel-street. WANTED, atHannaford's Auckland Registry (established 22 yearn, Tele phone 278), Beveral Generals and younK Girl . W "ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry. Young Girl to assist In house work and sleep at home. TIT ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland T T Kegißtry, Hotel Housemaid to auht In bar, (Thames). 15a. 'ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry. Working Houaekeepor (town). ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry, Female Cook (town), 15b. W ANTED, an experienced Dressmaker. -Apply immediately to Mrs Corston. Nowington House, Hobaon street. • WANTED, Girl to assist with Baby and make horaelf useful; to sleep at home preferred.—Apply First 2-3iory Houso, Church street, Ponaonby. TXT ANTED, Female Cook for Cambridge, YY wages £1, and faro paid up.-Apply W"~ANED, Mra Price, late of Wellesley. Btreet, to call on Mrs Green, Grafton Roid. W "ANTED, two Masons.—Apply on works. Commerce street, quarter to 8 to-morrow.—Smith, fc Beattle. W ANTED, a respectable Girl, from 12 to 14 years of age.-Apply to Mrs Sttßd man, Great North Road, WANTED, 9 or S steady young Men as boarders i Terms 18s per week, includ ing everything. Comfortable home.— Mrs Weathstly 55, Qrey-atr^et. TYT ANTED S E EN, * T Our Large Stock of Millinery, Trimmed Hals in every Variety of Stylo and Prioe, A. LOVETT, Wellealoy-itreet xVr ANTED KNOWN * * That K. ToDKHoPK.Piumber, Wellesler street, always keeps in mock a splendid assort ment of Gaseliers, Gas Brackets, Pendants, and Gas Globes of newest designs; also, a good stock of Electric Bells and Fittings, Water Pipes and Fittings, and every requisite of the trade, liberal allowance made to tfao trad* - , °g « H * H _- * X «to g « * 2 -aw " k, s i5cM i < t I wI2 ■S l fc « m 2 «„ * - WA NT X N WO N, THAT J. H. DALTON, TAILOR, Victoria-street Ktiat, Gtaa procured a special line of TWRKDS for OVKKCO ATB, and oan do a BIRST-CLASa OVKRCOAT FROM £3 UP TO £1 108 Extra Good Vai.de. J. H. U. can also supply VOLUNTEERS UNIFORMS, both Dross and Undress, at Kng ish Cost Prioe. Note the address— CITY TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, VIOTOBIA-BTRKBT gAST. ry ANTED KNOWN. NEW GOODS I NEW GOODS ! AT SOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. WKLLINGTON STOCK ALL SOLD. ■JOT RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. NO OLD OR BANKRUPT BTOCK. PRICES LOWER THAN KVER (SII.VKH JEWKM.RRY KBPKOIAU.Y CUKAI'). RELINQUISHING NO DEPARTMENT OF TRADE. INTEND RETAINING OUR POSITION FADING FANCY 9 00008 EMPORIUM. The host place In tba Colony to select a Present from is aOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. *XT ANTED KNOWN. CHE GREATEST BUCCEBB OF THE DAY, REVOLUTION IN THE TAILORING TRADE. ITJITS TO MEASURE AT WHOLESALE PKIOES. ALLWOOL BUITS from SCOTCH. KAIAPOL >r ROSLYN TWEED, 45s J TROUSERS, 13s. 3vorcoato lrom 2Ss to Ms. But wo BBeolßlly leslre to draw publlo attention to our Bee Tweed Suits to measure, £3 l"s 6d. Theeo are 'rom the Best Tweeds in Auckland, and the lsual retail price Is £6 10s. Good judges pro nounce our Trousers superb. From Ilia bra-t iratorial, 20e 61; usaal retail prioe. 355. We lave the largest tailoring concern In the North [aland, and therefore give our patrons the janoflt of our Wholesalo prices for net cash. Dhoico soleotlon of everything good and fancy [n Coatings, Suitings, and Trouserings. Jnst ,ook In and ba convinced. All goods shrink. Material, Stglo, and Fit unsurpassed. AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY, CUSTOMS-STREET EAST. Opposite Couplana's New Buildings. Business Hears : 8.30 to 5.30 : 3.50 on Saturday. T>OOT TRADE.—GirIs as Improvers to C> the maohlne Wanted.—Apply T. Prosser, jueen-street. .___————_ VTEWSPAPER CANVASSER. Wantod, for the " Cambridge News and Wai kato Mall," a Person to act as Canvasser for Auckland City; liberal payment, by commis sion only.—Apply by letter, atattafc references, to G. W. Ruß^«U, Proprietor. TO~BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS". —Wanted, by a middle njred man, a Cltua tlon in above line. -Address N.O. Stab Ofllco. TO PARENTS.—Before buying your boyB" Suits, pay a visit to Barker Bros.', The Boys' Clothiers, Foresters' Hall, Karantta hape Road. nnO~BOOTA[ AKERS.—Wonted, a Steady JL Boy with rilght knowledge of the trade.— Apply J. Simpiion, Bootmaker, Karacgahapo Road. mO BUTCHERS. Wanted, the Trade to know tbat Rtmipa and Loins of Beef are oxchftuged for Briskets.- For torms, apply FOSB & CO., Butchers, Queen street. fit t«»^ TO LET, The Two-storied BBICK BUILDING IN COMMERCE-STREET Lately occupied by A. and R. iCaton. Apply to HENDKRBON & MACFARLANE. TO LET, 4 and 5-roomed Houses.—Apply Verrall and Co., Newton. TO LET, unfnrnished Rooms. — Apply next La Kocho'n, Kybcr Pass Road. TO LET, 7-roomed House at Kingeland. Rant 12a 6d. Apply Mrß Barnaby.Klngsland. 0 LET, a firßt-rate Bottling Cellar, with oonorete floor.—Apply to J. M, and J Mowbray. Land Agenta, Fort-street. TO LET, Suite of Offices, Ground Floor, ' Queen - street, Best Position.—Apply G. Lewis, Auctioneer. TO LET, 6-roomed House nearly new, gas, bathroom, and good cooking stove.— Apply F. Meore. Park Road, off Grafton Road. TO LET, 6-Roomed House and Shop in College Road.—Apply J. Kane, Sentinel Road, Ponsonby. TO LET, a 6-Roomed House, at Kings land; rent, 10a 6d.—Avmly to John Rowe, Builder,—lnquire at Barnaby's, Butcher. TO LET, a 2 and S-roomed House.— Apply to Mrs E, W. Morrlros, Earanga hape Road, behind Bank of New Zealand. TO LET. a 7 and 2-roomed Houße.— Apply to Mrs E. W. Morrison, Karanga hapo Road, behind Bank New Zealand. FTW LET,a Sliop and 5 rooms in Poneonby, JL and large Allotment.—Apply to William Rosser, WootT-street, Ponsonby. 0 BE LET, a small Shop in the best part of Queen-street. — Apply to W, L. Mitchell, Land Agent, Queen-street 0 LET, two new Shops and Dwelling houses. in Union-street.—Apply to Edward Bartley, Architect. TO LET,'in Karangahape Road, one single and one double-fronted Shop ; with dwellings—Apply Thos. Belcher, Queon-streot. TO LET, in Queen-street, a 7-roemed House ; gas, water, bath, and every con vepience.—Apply Thos. Beloher, Queen-street. TO LET, 2 New 5-roomed Houses. ' City water and every convenience.—Ap pl 7 Allen, Draper, .Jervois Road. nno LEtj Grafton Road, - a Six-roomed JL House; city water laid on.—S. Y. Collins, Iyaino Colliery Office, 14, Quenn-atreet. TO LET, a six-roomed House in Vincent street.—Apply Melville Cottage,' Beres tord-street. _________^ TO LET, in Summer-street, Eden Terrace, a n<ce 3-roomed Cottage; rent, 6s.—Hannaford's Agency, 293, Queoa-atroet. nno LET, a Houue of eight rooms and I bathroom and wash-house, gas and water laid on. Garden, about three-quarters of an aore, containing over fifty fruit-trees. Small coach-house and stab'e. Rent, 25b per wetk.— Apply to J. H. Hudson, Chemist, corner of Viotoria and Hobson-streets. I



TlO LET, 2 Rooms in FranfeHn Road, with fireplace.—Apply two doom below Nuplor-alreet. f|lo LET, n 55roomed"Hon88lirPaniell7— A Apply to T. J. Hiange, Tanrarua Terrace, Parnell. rriO LET, 2 Shops ; low rent.—Apply to JL John A. Bouln, Salioitor, Mercantile Chambera, Queen-street, . . TO LET, a good 5-Roomed House, 10s 6d. —Inquire Third House, left aide Codrington street, off Great North. Road, beside Publ School. TO LET, Arthur-Btreet, Ponsonby, now 6-roome* House, Boullery.gasjand water; range, close to tram oars.—Mr Drummond, Wood-Btieot. TO BE LET, the Sea View Houset, top of « Sir i? 0? 1? 8' 8 BT ROB - Upper Parnell; fine and healtfiy place. Kent. 16a. Six rooms, &o.—Knqnlre nort door. mo LET: (ground floor), 4 Rooms, 2 fire- X places; oven, register grate, etc. olty water; near Junotlon Queen-street-Apply at Hot Bathg. Victoria-street Eaßt. fTIO LET, Shop and 5 roomp, Hobson- JL street, near Cook-street-Apply to Thos. Constable, next Munro and Mllligan's, Hobson rpo LET, a 4-Koomed Verandah Cottage, JL with reglßter grate, ovon, and city water, in Prospect-street, near Thrco Lampa, Ponsouby. —Apply next door. * TO LET, very convenient C-roomed House, College lload; gas and city water; also, 4-roonied.Bs 6d.-F. Nightingale, College Road, opposite Kngland-stroet. TO LET, House of 5 rooms in Chapel- Btreet; gas and water laid on.—Apoly J. M. and J. Mowbray, SoherfFa Buildings, Kort atreot. ITIO LET, Bedroom, kitchen with oven JL and sonllery, with bedstead and tablo.- For address apply to Miss Thornton, New tnarket. mO LET, Glen Ayr, Eden Cre.v .<nt, JL near St. Paul's Church. Also, Beanidr Re Bldenee, London-Btroet; bathing, boating &c— Apply F. J. Bennett. Draper, 199. Queen-street. TIO LET, the House now occupied by Mr Faravel, 42, Shortland-street: every con venience—Apply on the premises, or to the New Zoaland House, Land, and Estate Aeenoy. TO LET, 5-Roomed Cottage, Jervois Road, olty water, rent 10s: 7-Roomed Rouse, Bella Vista Road.—Apply Allon, Draper, lorvolg Road. Ponaonby. TIO LET at Devonport, new~T> loomed -I. House ; every convenience j rent, MX— Apply to Mr QileH, or Bond Bros., Butchers, Uovonport. fTTO LET, a new 7-Roomed House, with .1 slate roof, situated lp Crummer Road.— Ipply to William Rossor. Wood-stroet, l'on lonliy, TO LET, a nice Furnished Bedroom"; suitable for two young men —Apply to urs Kvans, corner of Nelson and Wellimley itreeta. TO LET, Large Sliop and Dwelling, suitablo for a draper, grocer, &c, &o.; )est position In Parnell; rent low to Bultable oiiant—Apply PuJlan'e, Watchmaker, Parnnll, TO LET, Collingwood-streot, off Wel lington-street, 6-roomcd House. Gas, gas itovo. city water, and drainage.—Apply on the )romlßeß, to Mlsb Paley. or next door. rO'LET, Glen Ayr, Eden Croscent, near 8t Paul's Church. Also, Lea Side Real lence, London-street; bathing, boating, &c— Vpplyf\J. Bonnett, Draper. 199. Queen-st, r6 LET, o new House, 6 rooms and bathroom, in Gladstone Road, Parnell; ivory convunionoo : good view.—Apply on the iromlsea. TO LET, 4-roomed~Cottage,~2itaTl Btablo, and good paddock. Gladstone toail, Parnoll. Also, 7 roomed Hoiiko, gas and i?ater, Alma-street, off Manukau Road.—W. md J.JFVator, Land AgonK Quucn-stroet. jflO BE LETTKyber Pass, a Shop and A Five-roomed Dwelling; a first rate stand; larUou'.arly adapted for a chemiati rent, unly 8s par week. — Apply to W. 1,. Mitchell. .'oornbefl'B Arcade. O~ BE LET OR BOLD, the White House, Upper Parnell, commodiouß, teautltal view, nest wall of beßt water; 11 ooniß, ront, 255; nothing less than 0 months.— t van». Town Agent, or on the spot. r~O LET, House of b!x rooms, kitchen", and bathroom (Ayr-at,, Parnoll). wator and ;as, allotment 66 x 213; grand view and healthy a ality.—Apply to Malcolmaon, DeLacy, & Co., Ilgh-Btreet , rO BE LET, Gordon Houso, Hobson atreot, 12 rooinn bathroom, good oooklng ange, Venetian blind*, gas, water, and every lonvonlonco (or a first•clmb boardlnghouso.-- Ipply to W. h. Mitchell. Uoombes'a Arcade rO BE LET, near tlie Valley Road, Mount Kdon, a comfortable 8-roomnd louee, with stables, buggy houso, and good upply ot water; rent. 20s por week; purchasing ilauso if required.—F. 0. Bwington, Bstato Igont rO BE LET, in the Suburbs, 2 very delightful Villa Residences, nearly two icres of ground each. Railway Station In ront, and omnlbussea pass the door**. These .re cholco dwellings.—W. L. Mitchell, Land Vgent, Coombes's Arcade. TIO LET, a Shop, with 6 rooms attached, J. corner of Richmond Road. Ollphant street, mil Uncolo-atTcot, having thrco frontages; wcupled by Mr H. Field, Grocer, for tho last wo years ; goi d opening far a smart buelrcss nan.—For partiofilars apply John Porter, Rion nond Storo, Rlcb'mond Road. D~EVONPORT.— To Let, Several Cot tagen and Furnished Houses.—Apply R. md RJiuder, House and Land Agnnhj. \fEWCORNEK SHOP withTrooms to LI Lot or for Sale.-T. Harper, Upper Pitt treot. __ VTOW OP"EN TO LET-Two first-class 1.1 Billiard Tnblos, at City Hotel, Hobson treet. T«nd«rs -11 0 CARPENTERS. Tondors will be rereived until 4 o'clock on THURSDAY Noxt, July 9th. for Repairing and ioinsta.ing Mr Montagues chop in Queen treet Particulars at my oillco, 1, Kxchange Jhambere. HBNRY G. WADK, Architect. 11 0 builders. exthns!onT)f time Thotlmoforrocolving tendors for Four-Btory 3rlck Warehou"nln Klliot Btreot Is oxiendert to loon on FRIDA v, July 10. KDWD. MAHONKY & SON, Architects. TO CARPENTERS.-Tonders Wanted for Eroollon of two Cottages; labour only ; >pon till Saturday.—T. Harper, Uppf^r Pltt ureot. Continued on First Pago. For Sat*. FOR SALE (cheap), a eood Violin, by Btalner.—Apply )'orio Homo. Qtey-streeu FpOR SALE, a good Butoher'a Business j a flrat'Olass stand. — Apply for address at 3tab Offlno. ITTOR SALE, the 3-ton ¥achl> Ethel May . (coppered), with all gear, etc., In good jrde ; suitable for either pleasure or working purposes.—Apply Thames Carriage and Dray Fa.'tory, Vlotorla-street Koat. I7IOR SALE, in Canada-street, a com ' fortable, Well-finished Cottage, with bay window, and only two years buiH. Kasy terms to eultablo party.—Apply to Mr Wootton.cornor Kast and Uppor Queon-stroots, noxt District Bohool. FOR SALE, North Shore, three 5-roomed new Houses; good situation ; convenient to wharf; rangenndreglster grate. Price, £259. Albo 6, 8. and U-roomed Honses; very cheap; volcanlo soil.—G. Brown, No, 87. Queen-stroet Wharf. •- ' Til 0 R S A L El, EAST TAMAKI,—A Splendid Forfo of 87 acres, next but one to Mr Lußhlngton's, on the road to Howick. The Land is all ploughed, rich, and well watered at all seasons of the yoar. Sheep havo been fed on it for 16 years. No hotter land oan be had at tho samo value. Price, £14 per aore. For full particulars, apply to D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer and Land Agent. mi_ F! 0 R SAE W, On tub Mount Roskill Road, Five Aores of Good Volcanlo Land, subdivided into flvo paddocks in good grass, each paddock woll planted with ornamental trees; a good orchard and garden, togother with building thereon erected, viss. :— A good 7-roomed Residence, a good outhouse. 31 by 10, containing coach house, two-stalled stable, man'l) room, dairy, and large hay lot; dsK cowhouse, fowl and pig-houses. 3.008 gallon cistern a.nd 400 gallon tank, rhis property will be Bold ofceap, and 1b suited for a gentleman's residence, and can be cut up into allotments, if' required; distance from the Post ollloe, three miles; 'buses pass the property every hour.-For further particulars, apply to Carbines & Taylor, Auctioneers, Queen-street. 2*€>i\ - FOR SALE, single-seated. Ht/u'/i Buggy (almostnew), with lamps, &c, complete, and harness.—Apply Star Ofllce. ~£*(\ AA-FOR that sum I am em g&t7"\™ powered to Sell the very piok of Cultivated Farms (150 acres) in the Waikato, 6-roomedHouße, &c—Hannafort'a Agency. 8J ACRES vojoanio Land, with com modious 13-roomed House, together with outhouses, nice orchard, choicely laid out gar den, handsome fence; only two ml'oa from Bri tish. May be seoared for £1,100. Tormscanbe arranged.—Apply J. Vt. Randerson, Auctioneer. ABARGAI^.-For Sale, Cheap, a Firßt-olass: Chronometer, by Charles Shepherd, with splendid rate. Most be sold.— Apply J. Fraser, Watchmaker, Queen-street Wharf. ■ A GOOD SlTE.—Choice Volcanic Levo}, Allotment, ground can lie worked now, Oakland Road, Mount Eden, fenced oa three sides. 66 x 132, for sale. At the law price of 55s per foot. Terms pasy.—Apply J. R. Randerson, Auctioneer. , T AR.GE-SIZED Billiard-Bagatelle Table I 4 for Sale, complete, with 6 cues and 3 halls, in grand order. Price £20 cash, or on hire system.—Apply J. R. Randerson. Auctioneer. OSEDALE FARM, Pukekohe West, containing 34 acres rich Land, with flvo roomed Homestead, usual outbuildings; 181 acres being In good crass (splendid winter feed), balance valuable building timber; only 2 milea from station. Reason for selling, delicate health. Price, £176: or would exchange for city pro party.—Apply J. R. Randeraon, Auctioneer. TO BE SOLD CHEAP, nearly quarter of an aoro in the heart of the city, suitable as a Bite for any kind ot Manufactory.—Apply H. Smith, care of A. H. Nathan. FOR Cheapness, Durability, Quality, and Quantity, in Boys' Suits, go to Barker Bros,, Foresters' Hall, Karangahapo Road.



jI|TALCOLMSON,T\BT ACY,&pO. T3E N. 2. HOUSE, IAND. KSTATB, atfD FINANCIAL AGENCY, CORNER VULCAN LANE AND HIGH-STREIT. ARCHITECTS. CIVIL ENGINEERS, AND SURVEYORS. S*A (\(l — VICTORIA AVENUE, girtlW Eden Terrace-.H0u38, 7 roomp, with outhouses, and finished in a thorough man ner, launedlate possession can be glvtn. Terms, 6iC>. and balance on weekly payments. 4?QQ X - VICTORIA AVENUF, (*|V*J/VCF Eden Terrace—House built of oonorete, and containing 4 large rooms and kitchen, with pantry, &c., the usual outhousep. Terms, £25 cash, and balance weekly payments, A* K,AA — St. Stephen's Avenue, eWWV Parnell—A Commodious Family Kealdence, containing 7 rooms and bath-room, water and gas laid on, front and side veramlab every convenience; corner allotment, 66 x UO Terms can bo arranged to a suitable purchaser. i?Oi|i\-HOWE-ST. -House oi 5 a*QJ\J\r. rooms and scullery. This house beiDR in the city offers a splendid investment to anyone desirous of acquiring a good freehold p,..,,,,.. ty- Terms, £10 cash: balance on we«kly payments. A*rL4k|k — Small Family Residence ohrfO \J\r* of C rooms, kitchon, and bath room ; gag and water; allotment 6d x 213, Ayr-Btreet. Parnell; leasehold, 40 years; grand view, healthy locality, cloae to the Grammar School and Maim lean Road; ji*ftE*i\ ~For Sale > in n prosperous aWwUV* village near Auckland, remu nerati va Business Premises containing 2 large Shops and Dwollings of 5 rooruu each; also the Busineis as a going concern, at present con ducted us a Prapery and Dressmaking eetab lshmont. Stock, which is flratolasß, can bo had at valuation. The above business is one which ia seldom to be met with, and satisfactory reasons for disposing of same van be given 4*tl(\(l —A well established and (XtWXrXr* prosperous Tobacco and Cigar Business, with Shop, for disposal; leading tho rougbfare, handsome profits; owner retiring. 4MJIT X -HOUSE of 6 rooms and Si'O • tf« soullery, quite new, Bituated in Home Bay, Ponsonby; close to tramway. Terms, £25, balance by weekly or monthly in- Btalments. J3~t ||A —FOR SALE, a Prominent, dw XWi Level AUotmeet, over 40 x 172, situated at the corner of Sallsbury-Btreet and Richmond Avenue — "The Pines" Estate; pleaiiant surroundings, and healthy position. Pries. 503 per foot. 4?5>/Li\— Foß SALE, one of the best <&& L±.\J Building Sites in Ponsonby. situated in Wallace-street, extra deep allotment level ground, wide thoroughfare, good neigh bourhood , healthy locality, close to the Tram way Terminus and Pousonby Pier. Terms, no deposit, 4*QtTK, -Cottage of 5 rooms with cWtl* f *-F • gas and every convenience ; well fenced, and provided with concrete paths ; Bituated in Rone Road. Terms, £10 cash, and balance by arrangement. X*QOK-COTTAGE of 4 rooms For d&OiVO Sale, situated in Murdock Road, Surrey Hills. Terms, £10 cash, and balance by arrangement. FOR SALE, in Remuera, Villa Residence in every way suited to the requirements of a family. The house Is superbly finished, and mis been newly painted, and at present is in first-class order; good range in kitchen. The DUtaido conveniences Include buggy-houße and stable; large allotment; position ol the house healthy, and commands a most extensive view it thm surrounding country. FOR SALE, the Lease, for 4 yeara, of prominent Business Promises close to the Poet-offlce, at a rental of 35a per week, with ration of a further extension end of that period. rnb 'LET, with Purchasing Clause, Farm J_ of 57 Keren of good land, cleared and laid In jrass, 5 acres of young fruit trees; 8-roomed iioubh, dairy, sheds, atablo. &o; 1-miles from ;ownship; or terms can bo arranged for Im mediate purbhaao. HOUSES FOR SALE. Albert Park. 7 rooms, large allotment E23o—Jtden-stxoet, I rooms, soullery; easy terms 8300—3u10-Bt. (city), 4 rooms, etc.; easy torma £0 o—Quoon-Blreet, 5 rooms; splendid position IKso—Bdward-atrcet. Dovonport. 5 rooms etc. e-00—Victoria-bt... D'ble House, good investment 6425—Argylc-st., 6 rooms, vqry easy terms G550-Corner of Surrey-st, Villa, 8 rooms BndO— Ayr-Bt., Parnell, 7 rooms and bathroom 6320—House of 5 rooms and Bcullery And many othor Cheap Properties In City and Suburbs. BUILDIN.G ALLOTMENTS, At par Foot. Wollacoßt.,Home Bay, North Head Road, 75ft Boxloo,£sand£6pft frontage; a splendid 3tuart st, 27 x 110, £80 position it. Msi,ry'sßoad.£7 Beach Road. North 3uHue::c-st, 40x133, £3 ft Shore. SO x 831, £11 ft 31areuco St., 40ft, £210 a Summer-st., £110s pft Bond-st, Sunnyeido, £2 View Road, £310s pft Park Avenue, £0 per ft, Mary-st., fenced, £3 pft 60 x 105. Many others in Mount Eden, Remuera, Epsom, Newmarket, Newton, City. etc. MONEY Advanced on Freehold Proper ties at Cnrrent Rates of Interest. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.—Land and Building Materials found on reason iblo terms, MALCOLMSON, DE LACY, AND CO.. CORNKH VUMUN LANE AND HIGR-BT. Offloo Hours:—9 a.m. to 6 p.m., dally; Saturday Evenings, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. PnbUc Notice*, rXOMFORTABLE Homo (superior) of- V^ f oral to a young gentleman in a private family in the suburbs.—AddrcßS "Tennis," Star OffleO; J_ WHEN a Buddon noise or the least excitement cots your serves in a tremor tako Wolpk'h BCIISAI'PB. FLESHERS1 Bratting, Butchers' Linen, Marbled Linon for Fiahmongerß' windows, Dall Leathers for Cabinetmakers, Stair Lino leum for Hotels.—J. M. McLaoblan, 222, Queen atrect "\T:EW ZEALAND REGIMENT ARTIL- J.l LBHY-'A" BA.TVKRY.-The Honthlv Inaticction Paradp of tho above Battery will take place in tho Drill-Bhcd on THTTRBDAY EVMNING next, the 9thinßt.,at7.3o o\>loc:k. Full dreßS, with arms and aacputremonts. By Order. -CHARLES a. FORDEIi, Hon. Seo. TO YOUNG MEN.—Tho Rev. J. S. Hill will deliver a Special Addross to Youfltj Men THIS EVENING, in the Lecture Hull, Young Mon's Christian Association, at 7.30. Young nipn cordially invited. Subject— " Tlinjallej of_Sllme Plte.^ "O "0"lf0lf iS"rI~0"F PARNELL. Ratepayers are heroby noUfled that the se cond collection of Drainage and Water Rates was due on the I rt hiptant, and also that they are vonnired to pay the pamo within 14 days. S. REYNOLDS, Town Clerk. .Tnly^thj_lßßs.___ T_ IMPERIAL BOARDING HOUSE, GREY-3TRKKT.-MRB BLAKE having taken tho abovo from Mrs Waterman, Is pre pared to rendvo Boarders Single and Double Rooms. Torma, 18s; Good accommodation for visitors. A GENTLEMAN, leaving for England next Mail, is open to execute any Com mlßßlon. References.—Apply " England,*'StaiJ Office. liS LITTLE!, G.rafton Road," near Choral' Hall, has s Vacanoy for two Young M.en as Boardors; also. Prlvato Room for litJy and Gentleman. Y^ 0 UNO • HAVING BOUGHT THE ARCH HILL 'BUS LINE OF COACHES FROM THK NORTHERN OMNIBUS COMPANY, will, on MONDAY NEXT, run an ADDI TIONAL 'BUS. Time Table in a day or two. TDERESFORD-STREET CONGREGA TIONATj CHTIKCH. OPENING OF THE NEW OB.G.AN. OiICIAN RECITAL. THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1885. ORftAN Solos ny PROFESSOR LAMBERT, MISS BEALE,. MR HOQTON. SOLOS BY LEADING VOOAIIBTB. CHORUSES BY THE CHURCH CHOIR. Programme in to-morrow's Star. r\ RANGES! BANANABM PINE8I1! PER 8.8. JANET NICOLL Subsidised by Government to run to the South Sea Islands) ORANGES, BANANAS. COCQANUTB, &o. Aei the Fruit will be Coasd at the Islands (the trip only oce^pyine about Bix days), pur ciwßova can rely on reouiving the samo in FIRBT-CLASS ORDKR AND CONDITION. And at stated Intervals, So that a Regular Supply will be guaranteed. CHARLES B, AGLEY, WHOLBJSAIiE FRUITERER. Customs-street and Parnkll Ribs. N.B.—Country Orders tor the Auckland Dis trict, accompanied by remittance, promptly attended to. A/tTHEN your food tortures Instead of benefit '< ing jou, tifa ia the tine to take Wolfe s ScgffAP-ra. J j~\ONALD W. JACK AND CO,, PONSONBY ROAD, Haying bought & Large Quantity of OWEN AND GRAHAM'S SALYAGB STOCK, WILL BOLD A CHEAP CASH SALE together with their own Large and Well-selected stock of DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. Every article will b« Gebatly Reduced in Prick, Sale commences on SATURDAY, 27th inst. D. W. JACK AND CO., PONSONBY ROAD.



ODP>ELLOVC"&' HALL, PONSONBI*. Mr J. KKES | Will Lectifio In tho above Hall, On WEDNESDAY EVENING Next. July gth. Subject : "THE CONFLICT BETWEEN ENGLAND AND RUSSIA IN PALESTINE." T E C T~ R E. On THURSDAY EVENING next the I!ev. T. Taylor, D.D., will deliver a lecture in tlie St. Sepulchre's School-room on " INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL." in aid of the Mc'unt Jtioskill New Church Building Fund. Time, 8 o'clock. Collection. X>IANOFORTE L E s;s"^N~S. MB JOHN~HARTWELL (Late Member of the College of Organists, London), ORGANIST ST. MARX'S. PARNELU I Residence: St. George's Bay Road. For the convenience of pupils. Lessons Riven at Messrs Hoffman and Sonß, Pianoforte Ware houßO. Queen-Btreet. "VTEWTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— -Li Roy. Peter Mason. B.A. Tho third quarter will commence on the 13th mar. ~|\y|"lSS VAILE will resume Scholastic -LTJL Duties on Wednosdav, Bth July. Pompalllor Terraco, Poneoaby. MRS~E7WILUAMS'S Boarding-house, Grey-street. Single Bedrooms, with Piano and Bathroom, &c. Terras, 183. Visitors will linda comfortable home. MONEYTOIAVESTONMOKTGaGE SECURITY. We have several Sums of from One to Five Hundred Pounds to Lond at Current Rates. VAILK & DOUGLAS, it.Btato agents, Shortlandstreot. . SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS. All Children Buffer from Worms. Manufactured by oHARL&ND & CO., WholesaloDruggists.Lorne-st.Auckland. Sold'by all Chemist Patent Medicine Vendors and at the Apothecaries' Hall, Shortland-st.. Pi ice, la per Packet. SELLING OFF ! SELLING" OFF ! ! TOOLS AND CUTLERY. Slightly Damaged by Water at the Plro at MONTUGUE'S FANCY BAZAAR, ■10 BE HAD VERY CHEAP. THOMAS SAMUEL. 182, QUEffiN-STREET. Rush up bi fore they are fcuther damaged. RS BOYLE, M~I DWI FE, Begs to Intimate to the Lmliea of Auck land and country districts that Bhe is prepared to receive Patients during their accouchement at her residence, Fernleigh Villa, Fernloigh street, Ponsonby. Ladles wishing to come to town from country districts would do well to avail themselves of this quiet retreat. Mrs B. hopea by civility and Btrict attention to the requirements of her Pationts to merit a fair Bharo of patronage. N.B.—Will Doctors please note this address? m H E N E IV TARIFF. A complete list of Dutiable and Free Goods, compiled from official documents, to be had at Star Office. PRICE SIXPENCE. A KCH. CLARK & SONS, ■"■ WAREHOUSEMEN, MANUFACTURERS OF ZEALANDIA HOSIERY— GIRLS' AND WOMEN'S HOSE, MEN'S HALF-HOSE, and BOYS' THREE-QUARTER HOSE, MADE FROM NEW ZEALAND and IMPORTED YARNS "DEVISED BIBLES. X\) REVISED BIBLES. RKVIBKD BIBLES. Our First Consignment of the above Is ex pected NEXT TUESDAY, tho 7th inßtant, por Rlmutaka. Orders should be loft at once, as only a limited supply will be available for some weeks. AUCKLAND SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION, Wellesloy andJAlbert-streeta. T>H(ENIX FIRE*OFFICE~bF LONDON. ESTABLISHED iftsloVEß 100 YEARS). This Old-established Company is prepared to undertake Fire Insurance Buainena of every description, and guarantees to its Clients Abso lute Security, Liberal Terms, and Promptitude in all Its Sottlemontß. HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE, Agents, Fort-street. iyyrouNT albert road district. NOTICE. The Office of the Mount Albert Road Board is now REMOVED from the Publio Hall to the Christians' Meeting House, Kingsland New North Road. The Board will meet on the First and Third THURSDAY in each month at 730 p.m. until further notice. Tho Clerk will be in attendance from 6 to 8 o'clock every WEDNESDAY evening. H. SMITH. Chairman. July 3rd, 1885. BARKER BKOS.,Foresters' Hall, Kara ngahape Road, have just received per a.c. Aorangi 1,000 Boys' Suits. These are a better and a cheaper lot than the last shipment of 600 Suits, which were sold in one month. WOLFU'S SCHNAPPS removes the various causes which give rise to dyspepsia aud urinary complaints. T3 ELIEF FROM COUGH XV IN TffiN MINUTES. SHARLAND'S CHERRY SECTORAL (Absolutely the Best Cough Medicine known) Manufactured by SHARLAND & CO.. WholesalsDmggists.Lornn-st, Auckland. Bold by all Chemist Patent Medicine Vendors, and at the Apothecaries' Hall, Shortland-ntreet Price. 2s 6d and la 6d a Bottle. CHAS. WILLIAMSON, Land, House, and Estate Agent, High street (near Hhortland-atreoti, has always for sale and to let largo and. small houses in the City, BUburto, and country districts; also forms, Improved and unteijuwod, in various parts of the province. Several eligible building allot. ments for sals In the City, ttuo lists In H.viininc Htab ana " HeraW " DR. ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS (Tho most efficient Female Medicine known}. Sold by all Chemist Patent Medicine Vendors, and at Apothecaries' Hall, ShorUand-atreet. Prlce.2s6dßottle. Agents:SHARLANuSCO., WholOßaloDruggists, Lorn.Oßt. Auckland. NEITHER trickery aor competition has been ablo to afftiet the reputation of Wot.fk's SCHNAPPB. THE Cheapness of an Article Depends upon the Quality. The reasons why the ! New Zealand Tw» ed Company, Tailors, Short landrstreet, has mot with tho amount of success that it hasare: Firstly, the Tweeds are allot New Zealand mannfaoture. coming direct from the Mill, so tbore Is no Ml&Uoraiui'a Profl t; secondly, every Garment ia Thoroughly Shrunk, and ' made in a Flfet-cl&aa Style thirdly, there Is No ■ Crodjt, ao tho Good Cußtotnor dooa not pay for the Bad.—New Zealand Tweed Company Tatloia, Shortland-street, opposite Stab Office TiEWiS GROCERY AND PROVISION STORES, VICTORIA-STREET. PURE INDIAN TEAS TWO SHILLINGS PER LB OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION CLASSES. Book-keeping (Mr. Bodle) -Mondays, 7,38. Shorthand (Blr Wilson) -Wednesdays, 7. Elocution—(Mr Boak)—Wednesdays, 7.30. Terms: Free to Snbßcrihexs to the Association. T^IGHT-SQIi CONTRACT. The J,uno quarter being now due, immediate Payment is requested. Service stopped where payment is in arrear. Office, Markot Yard. SAM. WHITE, Contractor. Telephone 338. . I HAVE on hand, and wish to dispose of at a very Cheap rate, a Select Assort ment (not Salvage) of Fashionable Serge. Cash mere, and Fanoy (blaok and coloured) Cos tumes ; also, Ladles' and Children's Under clothing, hand made, &c—MRS HADLEY, op poaite pram's Hotel, Hobson-atyeet. mHE FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIA ■*: TION (LIMITED). OF LONDON. Notice is hereby givon that all claims of any mature upon the above Fire Insurance Associa: t«on (limited), of London, arising in connection with their late Agency in Auckland, held by Mr F. Kls3ling, of the same city, are to be aent in, together with full particulars, f.q the under signed (who 13 the duly authorised agent for the adjustment and settlement of all. affairs in con nection with this agency), to the address givOß> on or before the Bth day ot July, 1885. Dated at Auckland this 25th day of June, 1885. FRatTK F. LESLIE, Agent for the Flro Insurance Association (Limited), of London. I Bcherffß Bujld'ngs, Fort-street. aPECI'AI NOTICE Foir the convenience of Customers resident is Upper Symonds-street and Mount Eden District we have arranged a BRANCH OFFICE (With Telephone connection), at OEDDGE AND NOUNTON's, Wlnstonu's Buildings, Upper Symonds-streot, Where orders left for FUEL, CARTING, HORSE-FEED, SCORIA, to,, Will receive prompt attention. Note.—A large Covered Spring Waggon and Spring Carts for Removal of Furniture. W, & G. WINBTONE, OUSTOMB-SKTRERT BAST, AUCKLAND



1.0.0. F., M.U., A.D. LOYAL FOUNTAIN' OF FRIENDSHIP LODGK. No 3920. LODGE-KOOM, LORNE-STRKKr. A FUNERAL MEETING of the abovo Lodeei will be held at the Lodge-room TO-MORROW (Wednesday), atl.is p.m., to lorm in procession and follow the remains of our late Brolher Alexander Fleming to their last resting-place. , F«nera. Regalia - Black Scarf and White Gloves. Membors of sister Lodges respectfully invited to attend. By order of thoN.O. CHAS. S. WRIGHT. Permanent Secretary. "/aKSß*"l^' Members of the I **^'"' *m "bir• )f^ ■ "" ii iiiUDB (Wc(iocßd.tty)» &t 12 ;>.in , to follow tbo remains of onr late Brother. Vlo3es Exler, to their last resting place at Avon laleCeiietory. Regalia crape on l«ft arm and v. hltn glover. Woinbors of uinter lodges aro respectfully In pited to attend. By order of N.G. It. F. BOLLARD, Secretary. ■VTOTlCE.—Merchants and Tradespeople ir« requested to render their Accounts against he Aucklar.d Cluh to 30th ult. forthwith. W. FLOOD, Secretary. l<oßt and Found, lOST, Fox Terrier Pup, in Queen-streef, _J black patch on oue eye.—Finder rtr .vtuded on leaving eauie at City Club Hotel. LOST, a young Newfoundland Dor name, Bosun.—Finder will bo rewarded on ■eturning same to Cousins and Atkln's, KUlott itreet. LOST, between Mr Gudgeon's office, via Mr Arthur's Mart, and Mr Rew'e, Victoria-street, a Purse containing Money.—To ;ho Finder 10s Reward will be paid on returning t to this Office. LOST, last night, at half past 5, a Dark Bay Pony, with saddle and bridle or, inyone returning to J. Walker, Florist, &c, Jity Market, will be rewarded. F" IOUND! FOUND! At Tom Keesing'a Jewellery Shop, Victoria street. Jewel ory, ulocks, and Wutches, on Deferred Paj« nont or otherwise. Try it! Auctions, TO MORROW, at 11 o'Clock, C. H. OSMOND iVlll sell, to morrow, at 11 o'clock, at the resi dence of Mr A. K. Murray, Waterloo Housr, Waterloo Quadrant, opposite Northern Club, PIANO by Alison, Large Size New- Mistress Stove. TO-MORKOW. Messrs CARBINES & TAYLOR Will sell by auction, to-morrow, at 11 o'clock, POTATOES, Oats, Wheat, Sharps, Bran, Flour, Oatmeal, Sugar, Tea, Rice, Candlet, Starch. Keg Butter, Cheese. Bacon, &c. DRAPERY, including Men's and Boyß' Cloth. ing. Ladies' Sklrte, Hats, &c. FANCY GOODS, Aecordians, Violins, &c. FURNITURE. TREKS AND SHRUBS. CARBINES AND TAYLOR, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, 10 o'clock., TREES ! TREES ! TREES ! SEED POTATOES ! SEED POTATOES ! R. ARTHUR Will sell by auolion at his Mart, Queen-street, To-morrow (Wednosday), at 10 o'clock, A GOOD COLLECTION OF TREES from H. J. Hawkins's Nursery—Apples, Peachea, Nectarines, Apricots, Medlars, Ploms. Gooseberries, Rhubarb, Forest Trees, Bhrubs. Ex lato arrivals,— 100 Sacks Canterbury Derwent Potatoes'(. Good 50 Sacks Canterbury Kidneys ) seed. 00 Sacks Auckland Table Potatoes 20 Sacks Onionß . ■ ■ ' 40 Kegß Salt Butter, good Bacon, &c. .. TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. FURNITURE, CUTLERY, MIRRORS, FENDERS, CARPETS, &c. JOHN LEYDON Has received instructions to sell, at his Mart, FIVE SUITES OF FURNITURE, Couches, Chests of Drawers, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads. Mattrasses, Safe, Cheffonier, Looking Glasses, Cut cry, Watches, Saucepan-, Kettles, Kitchen Range, Fenders, Blankets, Quilts, Shirts, Carpets, &c. Without the slightest reserve. JOHN LEYDON, Auctioneer, 177, Queen street. FRED. C. RICHARDSON] [THOB. M. JACKSON TOMORROW. FRUIT. FRUIT. FRUIT. ■< - MESSRS RICHARDSON & JACKSON Will sell by public auction, to morrow > * (Wednesday), A NOT HER CONSIGNMENT OP J\. APPLES from the Huon River Planta- '' tions, acknowledged by the trade to bo the finest Applos ever imported here, viz., 40 cases French Crabs _^^*""^. 18 case 9 Stone Pippins' 7 eases Stunner Pipptai *^T rIUU-N w FRIDAY, JULY 10. FRUIT TREES, FANCY AND NA. MENTAL SHRUBS. PLANTING SEASON ! PLANTING SEASON ! GREAT SALE OF THE SEASON. Mr James Mason has favoured Bioh»rdson an 4' Jackson to sell by publio auction, at their Mart (opposite Buckland's Horse Repoeitory;. on Friday next, tho 10th July, A MONSTER COLLECTION op FRUIT jt\. AND OTHER SHRUBS—SCO Apples ana Pears (beat mirisi, Lemons, Oranges, Guavas, -. Plums, JQhjjtieß, Peaches, Apricots, Quince, &c, &|P-4HBfl«ra(jniflcont Assortment of " *M)lilH JTBrtDB;' Shrubs, Roses, Camellia^ KhodoJcpflroDl^ MHtroearpa. Pines and other Coniferes. Hp&» tkA call the attention of the ' puiio to U^dal«Saa it will bo one ot tho fMM tf BirWittSon. There will bo a pro l>:tMH| ■naoncr in attendance to describe. &c, &c., and for convenience of buyers, wo have had catalogues printed, which can he had at all the principal hotels, and at our Salu-room offices. Guaranteed all clean Trees and Plants, and names fixed. , N.B —Tho planting season will soon be over and we should advise the public not to looeo the opportunity of acquiring tho belt stock; produced in Auckland. RICHARDSON & JACKSON, 81, Queen-atreet, and Sale Rooms. KRir 4Y, JULY 10. THE HAY MARKET. For Sale, on Friday. July 10, ex Galrlgch, front Waitara, AFIRST-CTASS HUNTER up to 35 Btor.e, ft year-old; carries a lady, and la very fast; got by Monarch, dam Kate. ALFRED RUCKLAND. W, S, COCHHANE] [JAS. DACKB I M"NDAY, JULY 13. COTTaUE, MOUNT EDEN. ALLOTMENT, CLARENCE-STREET, 'PONSONBY. The Subscribers will sell by Auction at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday. 13th inst, at? 12 o'o ock (by order of the mortgagee), LOT 41, having 62 feet to Normanby Road, and 133 feet 7 Inches to Stewart- street, and part lot 18 having 33 feet frontage to Stewart-street, »nd about 125 feet deep, and being part of a sub-division of lot S and 9, (section 6, suburbs of Auckland, with Cottage thereon (now occupied by Mr B. Graves), subject to a first mortgage of £159. Also. Allotment 74, having 40 feet frontage to- ' Clarence-street, Ponsosby, a Flrat-olaes Building Site, being quite level, fenced and planted wlt& fruit trees. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND 8011^ '' Auctioneers, Continued on Fourth Birj»