COLONIAL AND INDIAN EX HIBITION.

> nkktinu of tho General Cotnmittoo for t,ho purposes of tho abovo Exhibition was hold to-day in tho Chamber of Commorco

Rom in order to weet and confer with Dr. Julius Yon Haasfc, tho New Zealand Com uiisfionor, Tho Mnyor yromdodi and there wort sim present Messrs .1. Reid (President <,ember of Commerce!, O'eoryo Uoldship, C. Atfcin, M. -V- Clark, J. Winks, It .y'aTtlott, Jones <Kurlhorn Boot, Company), and J. Mason. The Mayor having briefly introduced Dr. Yon iltiast to tho meeting, tho latter ..■entleman proceeded to point out tho im portance of tho forthcoming Colonial and Indian Exhibition, which was to bo held , lO xt you- in London under tho presidency ..if tho l'rinco of Wales. Ho was glad to sea that very lively interest was taken- in this city in tho Exhibition at Wellington tins .vWi but the one proposed to bo hold in London next year was of vaster import i.n'jo. Nothing of tho kind had ever taken ulaco before, and tho Government was not only anxious thrt this colony should bo fairly represented at it, but that each centre of industry in the colony should be TepreFftp.ted, In pursuance of this defeiro, and '.:» a means of stimulating zeal i» tho matter, they wero prepared X<> tako over exhibits at tho ox iiibitois' doors, convoy them to London, look after thorn there, and bring them back again froo of cost. Tho colony as v whole would reap tho benefit, in impressing the outer world with Its manifold resources and industrial wealth, and in encouraging immi gration of the very best class of settlers, Auckland was the :-cat of a largo number of iudnstvies, ranging liom limber to tobacco. wid it was therefore most desirable that her pooplo should bestir them selves in time in order that she should be adequately represented. All application." for .space required to be sent in before tho ilat of October next, and the exhibits from Auckland would have to bo shipped not lalor than tho Ist of December next. Ho was^lad that tho Committee for tho Wel lington Exhibitior. offcrod their services for this one also, and if he might venture to throw out a suggestion, he would recom mend them to add Professor Brown and one or two other scientific gontlemon. Dr. Yon Haast concluded by reading the printed form of application for space, and by sugsestinj; the advisability of enlisting tho interest of the public in the matter.

Mr John Keid said that as yet no public invitation of this character had been made. Ho thought it a very desirablo thing indeed to secwro the hearty co-operation of the arabltc.

' Dr. Yon Haast thought that the power of the Comtnitteo to add to its number would accomplish this end. After somedisciission of adcsnltory charac ter, Mr J. A. Pond, Profe3cr Brown, and the Council of the Auckland Institute were added to the Committee.

Thediscussionagain became conversational nrd r number of questions put to Dr. Yon Haast by Messrs Holdship, Mason, and .itkin wore satisfactorily answered.

Mr Holdship pointed out that as tho maximum space available for Auckland was necessarily limited, the Committee should have power to select tho exhibits so that tho place might not only have fair repre sentation, but a representation, too, of only thavory best articles in each industry. The recommendation appeared to meet with genoral favour. Mr Mason a^ked whether certain pa- fernery goods, containing a largo propor tion of spirit, would bo admitted into JBne land free of the high duty imposed thcro.

Dr. Yon Haust believed they would be duty free. At any rato if they woro not, Iho Government would bring them back free of charge.

""After some further remarks, a voto of thanks was passed to Dr. Yon Haast on tho motion of Mr floldship, and a similar vote was passed to tho Mayor on the motion of Dr. Yon Haast.

flis Worship announced that ho would summon meetings of tho Committee pro bably fortnightly, »\id at the hour of four in tho afternoon,

FATAL ACCIDENT.

A yousg man named Dudley Ware1, about nineteen years of age, a son of Sir Ward, engineer, of Union-street, mot with an accident yesterday afternoon, which has since terminated fatally. Ho was en gaged in putting down joists lor tho second floor of Mr Ching'a new ware house in course of erection by Messrs Keyos Bros., in Wyndham-streot. Ho appeared to bo working all right until about 2 o'clock, when his fellow workmen woro alarmed by hi?foiling suddenly onto tho joists of tho first floor, but no person appears to have observed how tho accidont occurred. Tho shock rondcred the young man unconscious, but he soon gave evidence of being in a fit, fo that it is supposed ho may have lost his balance while so aiHicted. A cab was pro cured, and Mr Ward was driven to hU homo in Union-street. Drs. Hooper and Evans were speedily in attendance. They found that no bones had been broken, but feared othor injures of a serious character. During last night their patient was very bad with convulsions, and he remained in a atato of unconsciousness until 1,30 this afternoon, when ha breathed his last.

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Before H. G. Beth Smith, Esa., 8.M.) I)KUNKENMES3.-One pewon was Ilnol 5a and costs, or2t howrs' labour, for tho ah ovo oft'ence. Brotai Assault.—Maria Lysacht was charged with assaulting Lucy Finlay.by Btrik- Sncheron iho face.-Patrick Finlay dopoacd thut yeatfrday alternoon tto prisoner seized hiß child about 12 montha old, and swinging it around, ttirew it on the ground—Mrs Finlay «na Constable Koooey alsogavo evidence of tho fcriEOner'a chnraCKr.—The prisoner was sen tenced to pay 20j and costs for being drunk and •disorderly, »nu v days' hard labour for the as-

tiEvvttfo BtiCK Mail—Thoma3 Williams >va« charged with' assauliing Jlarearet W>l -4U.U19 on Thursday evcninK, by seizin? her by thß shoulders, forcin? her against tho wall, and demanding 2s.—Mr Cottor appeared for the infoimant.—Margaret '\Villiams. wife of Ben jamin Williams, deposed that eho was coins; up wyndliam-street, when the prisoner seized her, and demanded 2b. S>ha had never seen tho man More, and did not owo him the money.-Pri- Jonerßt&ted that he had given tho last witness <* md afterwards asked her for it back again. £k> tool: her i/eutly by tho ehoulder %vhen he naked her.—He was ilnod 4b anj co3t?. or li Wi hard labour. Wirß-BEATixo, — Stephen Home p'caded guilty to kicking hia wife, Jane Home, in the race nn tho ll'h July, and wn.l ordered to find wo sureties of £20 each to keep the peace for six months. ' '

Breaches ok Byk-la\Ys,—John Ureennn was jinetlaaand costifot allowing a cow to wander In Stanley-street.—Peter Gilow WO3 tinea 5s and «03t3 for al'.ovrins tho chimney of premises occupied fey him in Victoria-'trect to take fire. ~l>eorgc Rowland was also lined 53 and coats ™'fcavim; permitted his horso to stray on John ?*af. Ponsonby. WKANCY.-GeorKoß.Mearstonwnschargcd wnn having insufficient msano of eupport.—On "Oapphcntion of Herfrppnt Pratt, thi3 cu-jo was leniandfd until r.cxn Saturday. bailing to Provide.—Otto .Honricka wa3 ?5?,W c<i with noglectirtf to provido for his son "miam fa the Kolumaromara Industrial ■•JD.OOI. Hb stated that he was only in receipt w 8i Bor wcolc, and thoroforo could not pay. il' '"ofWp flcclincrt to make on order. . 'iißOKjriiv'FnsTiviTivrH.—MichaolandMary tireen w e m charged with a«Biult:ns Annio debater by etrikins; ho.r on the iieiul with a !>ngmDer ntansll on tho 12th of July—Mr Browr- JJK apjisuroii £op tliu oouiplalnnnt. and Mr ?"lpii:r (ortho rtef.-ndnnti — Mra Annie Webster "epose.i thit. uuf^tuawely, sh« rested noxt, ™or to the d-ifundantß in Lnrne-slreet. On I Sunday mcrninc; lnat. she went to tho front I ooor to listen to the music of the Salvation *r<ny..whon she saw defendants, and said to «iemthattheyh«dmadeanicorov.-allnight. Tho •rial© ci e j ol1 dant seized her by tho shoulders and ™ temalo went into ths houao and returned with the chamber, full, which sh« daahf.d in her iM9, and then hit her on the head- with the "tonsil and broke it. — Thomas Hutchison, and Jesse Clifford, herbalist, also gave evidence for Wo prosecution. — Michaol Breen deposed that on tho morning in nu'fltion the complainant Jfai drank and rushed at his door, bursting tho ™™. and entered the bedroom. He took bor by 'fie shoulders r.rd put her out. " His wife never struck Mrs Webster. The prcsi-cutrix throw some bricks at his doo ?. - By Mr Browniiie: i&e marks on his face wore tho result Wan argument he had with his son. Ho hart peen un beforn this Ciinrt about, a hundred nines. (1.-ai u ;!it«r.—Mnrv Hreen, Jlrs Cnmniio':, vnariea \V,ivd :md J:- hb Brcen, f-ivo rvi'imico Si. 'I" fenoe'-Hi3 Wi.r"hip fiisnii ■?'.:d rl.n ■■"ith U.oiiinri'y bi'iiitiini- of «,!m".-jfri ?.;"■■'! ">') :y**- valua. £7 ISli 111, '-•■ pvop— ■,:■ in .l-'i-.z •-'"tnour, rinip. r. SinK.-jila troei.- -Ji)!-.ii Oil '"ourdßpoieil thut yesterday ho placed enrtain XjOOs outside hi* premises Ho employed a man w watch them, na he had lately miased several srUcles. At 830 o'clock he saw tho prisoner wmujß towards his (-hop, and then pick up a Parcel and slip Into tho passage. Witncßg was jwclnnst from the opposite side of the road, out nt onco crossed nnd secured thp prl?oncr, accusinßhim c£ alealiriK tho parcel which had noen rlroopad ia tho Dnß"Rge. Witness hore J3enuricd tho bundle (produced) us tho ono ro 'erred to.—Thomas Odecrs, asßistant at tho last witnesses eatabllshment, corrobora^d the evi ?cnJo--Conßtab!e Dews also deposed to ai-rest 'O?theprigoner.-His Worohip committed the prisoner to take hia trial at the next criminal waing ol the Supreme Court.

To-morrow's "Spectator" will contain— ino novelette, "Two Scars" (a coeoanut mar.'a story); "T.iabiHty or Pocioty Membnrn; v Big J?-;;W: " Th. ; ITcrVmr n.nrl itaßnin :" " "«'■■■>-' i^- 1 !::> "■ -i-icwuii)!: ■ This WiokPr \V..ri,:' ;, J,|, the d!!-tjt. Siwctutor' ;■' Bow waA Hr.ton ;' ;«'«■)! Tiivr-iB.1 pprtrait n£ B. Wh-to i^lcafe-\v-r-' v-il!l :'■''"'■'■'' ;l'^ir^"^ X^Jfioo cii'p,"by VtiKnbon'd":l 'jl<!ibonrne Let ?'J)X<inrSpeclftlCoi;rflaii'>r--1-T 1 l)i Tnrf: Out- Hro nSS*I,?"B: On* and Abcc; Laclj'a Letter a£iiifc!bl 5 stroet Dreßßes (by Stella); Mud, Prloo"2d re> A BpeciaUy Intorosting number.

Sir Henry Havelock Anniversary

Tin' fin V ivwmW fill.l i'OHi.'(".'i Ol * lIP 11 M\)'. ' LdKoeoimeclelWilli the Now Zciluml Order of Good Templars was held nst night (IMcsdavi in this Alox-iinihM-slivci tr!i<)i>'rooii\ Ijc'.ore a most apprecintirc luultonee, "which iiuu)'jpeall> was not wh " c excellence of tin m-egmmme nrrmiKcrt by Dros. Aii'l'-r^j:. CulhM-d. add llir. mii.in.v.M- i:ii-.-ii.'d.. aUboiish then; was ucyn llieless a v. n .y fair attendance, loa wag laid on the tnbles punctually at 6..M 11,111., and pre sided over by some of tlm .most prominent ludiea of tho order with then- charactomUe nmialiility. After ten linrt been diKjioscd ol in a l.mnnoi- which must have bcon n»u-- ' r.uuv utiv,i\K-t,,,-v toilK-vi^iiorst urn l»" w'<-,-,;i- t \w l;ible,;woi-ocloamluml llir ludl nnan-o. Cor hi: ciitorniimnent whk-li '«! iiiaugurau-d by n brief addresß by Jlro l.yv, sen., from the cluur. A very Ictiiithy proKramnie was then pro-en « il to the HuOi-orH, Miss K. Winter presiding nt t 11: piano ruirhiK the evcniiif,'. A leading hy -Mr. Harry created bursts of uncontrollable IhukliUt. andiireeiimio.i iij SiMer Anderson was .\n--y,\ appreciated. while that rendered by Jllss C:n ■ U\v was a very craditublu performance, and she was complimented by the chairman. The son^ Men?all well select™ and the maniLcr in wlueh they were re"i<. 11 d was evidently very accept able to tho audience, as each ellbrl wns.Kiv<:!ci with iipplau^e. which oil several oeeasioi.s led Kiaiiencnre. 'J'he voeali^!--- me uded Mcsdanirs Duirand Cann. and Miss K. Winter, and Jims. 11. Johnston, \V. Wallace. Vallick. Curler, anil .lenkin, and Sir jrojleikle and others wboyo names were not available. Mr Jonkin pw senled to IlielodKe a iimnbcrof the copira ot hi.; son;,', "Under Iho Temperance Ha;;,' a well iirraiiKctl parody on "Vndcr ihc ]!riti?h KhiK- These were sol'il tliroi'{,'hout Ibc room at one penny each, after wlueh Mr. Jenkins sann bis K'nm, Ibe .■.iidienci joiniiiKiil the chorus, amlsii well pleased were they with their own perfonn anec that they insisted on the recall of Mr. Jenkins, when they egotistically and linam imiusly acqnicsciM in hi's sunKostion to g-ivc the choriiH I uiee. AltoKother the anniversary niusl be pronounced a success.

ACCIDENT ON THE NOTERO.

A seam as named William Hanson was working on tho btvrquo Notcro this morning, when a sack of grain fell from tho slings on top of him from a height of nearly 20ft. He was taken to tho Hospital, whoro one of his legs was found to have beon broken in two places, and other portions of his body severely injured.

TELEGRAMS

Waring Taylor

Welmn-gto-n', Tuesday.—W. Waring Tay lor has been sent to Hokitika Gaol, where he will serve his sentence in private.

Tbe Coptic Sailors,

Wellington1, this day.—The -1 sailors who refused to go to Quam in the Coptic have instructed Mr Shaw to take proceed ings against the master and owners of tho vessel fcr unlawful prosecution. A man named Fred Stock was arrested this mornina: on a charge of stealing an overcoat and valuable papers amounting to i' 7,000 from a chief named Wiri Turoa, at Foxton.

Cur.ISTOUCKOH, tt'.la day,—Two cottages at Sydenliam, the property of the lato John Inglio, were destroyed by fire last night. They were insured for i'2oo each in tho Phienix Ollico.

WRECK OFF EAST CAPE

A telegeam received by Mr 11. 13. Morton from Captain Skinnor, master of the schooner Oisborno, now in Mercury Bay, states that ' tho Waiapu loft that port on Sundoy morning last. Tho disfaico between Mercury liny ami tho locr.lity of the wreck which was passed by tho Kotomahanu is over 130 miles. In fact, the brief space of time (about oti hours), which elapsed botweon tho Waiajni's departure from Mercury Bay and tho time at which tho wreck was passed by tho Rotomwhanu has given riso to hopo that all may yet bo veil with Captain Nicolas and his crew. To set all doubt 3at rest an arrangement hn? been entered into between Mr Compton and Mr 11. B. Morton, by which tho steam tug Awhina left port this afternoon, with the object of making thorough investigation of the wreck. If the weather should prove favourable, and the wreck be accessible for towing, it. will bo taken into Hick's Bay or somo other port for examination and repairs. 'Xho Awhina is expected to be absont for four or fivo days, but the result of her search will probably reach us by telegraph in much less time.

William Uicc, an inmate of the Whau Asy lum, escaped yesterday, and after stooping ill an out-houao ut Or;ebun<;a all night, was arrested in that district to-day by Constable. Haslett.

The man John Smith, idiu* Tommy the Clock, who escaped from tho Old Men's Kefugo on Saturday, was committed to tho asylum to dny, on tho medical te-;ti:no ny of Drs (Jjombo and McMullon.

Mr Mills, manager for the Union Steam ship Company, leaves for Sydnoy by the Uotomuhana this evening.

A deputation from employers of females and boys waited on Mr Stout I o-ilay protesting against Mr Bra :ishuw'p clause in tlieFactoricd Act Amendment Bill. The deputation urged that- t.hoy wero frequently called upon in cares of cmorgoticy to keep their employees after hours. Mr Stout, •in reply, uaid as far as girls woro concerned he would not make any alteration, bit ho suggested that when tho bill was before tho Council a clauso should be inserted providing for the issue of permitu in cases of emergency for tho employment ot boys only, after ordinary hours.

La Monte Syndicate sharea aro still in great demand at a very substantial pre mium. Wo understand that Mr Saundere is in receipt of a cable despatch from Mel bourne, iv which Mr La Monte advises that the experts will be despatched by first steamer. On their arrival tho work of erecting tho furnace at tho Thames will be proceeded with all possible expedition, and from tho simplicity of con struction, it should take but a very short timo to have the plant in full swing. Mr La Monto has ju^t returned from Silvorton, where ho has very successfully inaugurated his furnace system.

William Simpson, alias Hawker, was arrested to-day Ly Constable Bullen, on a charge of stealing a pair of boots from tho Forester's Uotel, last night. _ He was wearing the boots at the time of his arrest.

An old man named Hugh McCarthy, between 60 and SO years of ago, wa? run ovor by a youth who was driving a horso and cart furiously past tho corner of Queen and WeUesloy-stroets today. McCarthy, who sustained a severo shock to tho ner vous cystein, and bruises to his anclo and lops, was attended to by Dr. Tennent. The police are endeavouring to discover the driver.

AN ATHLETE'S PANACEA"

Crioltctliiy Casualties.

Damages PromytTy Kopaircd.

Doubtless it h a i'ortunato circumstance (\vritc3 the special correspondent of the " London Sportsman") for both the physical and mental welfare of the rising goneration of this and other countries that tho number of those good, charitable, though some »-hat timid old souls who regard ath lotic exercises with cxtremo disfavour or* account of their being eoiuetimos attended with accidonte, is growing small by degrees "i.il beautifully less. It is happily conio to bo pretty gonorally recognised that a sound mind can scarcely bo enjoyed without the existence of a thoroughly healthy and vigorous condition of tho corporeal facul ties ; that manly exorcises, whilst develop ing and strengthening tho system, afford diversion to the brain and allow of its re cuperation after any unduo strain impose! upon it. Equally true U it that in any pursuits calling for a display of muscular strength, fleotnoss of foot, stamina, or phy sical skill, casualties will now and ngain occur, bo tho rules over so fair and honour able, and tho courtosy exhibited on either side of the most pronounced description. Moreover, it should bo recollected that thoro aro sports and sports. Those who have a ponchant for sword exorcise, for instance, need not necessarily copy the example of cortain young gautlomon alluded to ii) Alaik Twaiii, who were net happy unless they wero three-parts enveloped in diachylon plastor, and had incurred sundry slices and gashes of tho face, the marks of which they would carry to the grave. Neither need football players yearn after that variety of the game in which "hack ing" ia permissible, and launch out with their feet as though they were under con tract to furnish a supply of cripples both for home use and exportation. There is reason in all branches of recreation, but, as pre viouely remarked, still accidents will happsn, and it necessarily behoves athletes to ascertain tho best remedies for any little mishaps they may encounter.

That untoward events occasionally attend tho deservedly popular game of crioket most people must bo well aware. Those who saw Mr Blackham, tho Australian, indulge in an impromptu pas sad at Lord's on a cricket ball and his knuckles bocoming intimately acquainted, would not for a moment be under tlie impression that his gymnastic display was a mere ebullition of dlayful light lieartodness. The truth is ho had etopped one of Ulyett's lightning deliveries with the bad; of his bare hand, and he is by ijO means anxious to repeat tho experiment. 1 have had lhe curiosity to en deavour to ascertain liow the Australians have continued day after day to put in an appear ance lit the wickets in such grand form and to display such untiring enonry. Of course, thoy, like other devotees of tho game, are subject to tho ill eli'oefs of brniees, to and to lh-.it ttitfnets of the musclcta and joints which so often results from extra bodily exertion. MR G. ALEXANDER, who, in addition to managing tho business affairs of tho teiim, seems to have under ciikm in pome respects tho functions of medical adviser, most cheerfully accorded 9Vory information. In a manner his eon treres have met with a fair share of disaster during their trip. No fewer than four or live have at one time or another been placed temporarily iiors de combat whilst othors ?u tiered from minor alllietions which they could not aii'ord the time to humour, and which, therefore, had to bo borne with tho bestpoEsiblo graco under tho circumstances. At home, he observed, they had at hand a peculiarly timple, wonderfully efficacious, and, at tho satno time, remarkably inexpen sive lemedy for sprains, soreness, ptiii'ness of tl.se joints, contusions and tho like. Ho had, however, run out of the comparatively limited stock ho had brought with him, and on making an inquiry he had learned to hi 3 chagrin that he could not obtain tho preparation in England. This had caused somoconstornation amongst "the boye," and several who were slightly aitocted bad declined to try any othor remedy. Questioned is to this compound, ho remarked that it was St. Jacob's Oil, tho potency of which in the removal of pain they had experienced many a time and oft. A curious thing about this oil was the ex tremo rapidity with which it performed its good cilices. "Didn't go fooling about and wasting time, but gets to business at once," I suggested, and a hearty acquiescence was given To his delight Mr Alexander was soon put in possession of tho information that the oil had been introduced to tho British public, and he wasted no time in obtaining a stock. I have sinco seen a letter from him, in which he announces that he carries a supply of St. .lacob s Oil with him for use in any cmorgency, and intends to continue to do so, MR H. F. BOYLE (of tho celebrated Victorian Athletic Mater ial Depot, Bnylo and Scott, Melbourne)) was equally ready to bear testimony to the vir tues of tho preparation. Ho had personal experience ci its value, and certainly looked upon it as almost a necessary item of his cricketing outlit. Moreover, ho knew many athletes in Australia who woro equally as ardent admirers of tho Oil as be was, and ho told how tho medicament had become qi.ito famcus throughout the antipodean colony. It was rapid in its action, gave speedy relief from pain, and its effects wero not evanes cent, "but permanent. Perhaps, it was in timated, no ono knew its beneficial pro perties better than MX BLACKHAAI, who had taken an undue proportion of tho knocking about that had fallon to the sharo of the team. He had been bruised and battered at short interval.', but went through tho ordeal mo3t manfully, and quickly resumed his duties with no diminution of ardour. That crack on the knuckles he incurred in London had called for the broaching of a "bottle," not of spirituous liquors, but of St. Jacob's Oil, so that the punishment unwittingly ad ministered by Ulyott would spoedily bo for gotten. Then, a^uin, there w MX SFOFFORTH, who received a terrible blow whilst taking part in a match in London. The bruise he had to exhibit was of ghastly proportions, but it gradually disappeared, whilst its pain j succumbed to the all powerful specific. In | Bhort, better testimonials as to the real vir tues of the Oil could not possibly be ob tained than those voluntarily and cheor fully accorded by the Australian cricketers, who pin their faith on that which has proved trustworthy in an infinitude of trials. From a Canadian gentleman, a prominent amateur oarsman, 1 learn that EDWARD HANLAN> the late aquatic Champion of the World, ranks amongst one of the patrons of this preparation. Ho has found it beneficial in such slight attacks of rheumatism as have I fallen to his lot, whilst ho uses it whenever !ho HuiTors from stiffness or from slight ; Kpnrtrif, Hnnhm, it is well knwn. haa no j ! crrest affection for croitvjuMtts i«f M>y j I tksTiptkm, but he if) not so iwlm^j to i i nef teel allectiuns of the muscle* and joints, I lest the weak spot should become more troublesome still. Similar views are enter tained by' WALLACE ROSS, whose iron frame is just as Eubject to tem porary affections as those of much more slightly-built people. He has declared that the St. Jacobs Oil is a wonderful agent, and has joined in its praise. Sufficient has doubtless been said to prove ■ thut this preparation has fairly established : its reputation as a remedial application in a i creat variety of cases. Tho testimony of the celebrated athletes I have named is . | specially vslufWe. j bol»MKi"cd!"fhitTt'v.-:H ir.oecSily.il.iain ! "re"l i&rf universal ndtjurkMy ii. the D^ish ' i Isles U beyond all question, and the more it is used the more spontaneously jforth comins will be the grateful tributes tfl itt innate worth and its marvellous power.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15 1885.



Meetings. f^ IT V GUARDS. Monthly Inspection THIS KVKNIXG, at 7.30. Full uniform, with arms and accoutrements. Fines for non^n^ "A UCKLAND SOCIETY Ot ARTS July lotli - Chair to be taken at 7.50 o'clock by tlv Pribulc-r.i :./. lic':^l. '..'iark, Ksq. Uusinc33: Ar.mml ltupnrt and Balanee-sneet. KUmiujh o£ (Jumnultoe and Auditor. JNO. L. HOLLAND, Becretary._ T OUGE UNITED SERVICE, 421, I.C. An Kmerßoncy Mooting will bo hold in tho Lodge-room. Princes-street, on THURSDAY EVENING next, lfilh inst.. at 7 o'clock prompt. By command of tho W*.M. ' J. W. MELTON, Secretary-. _ nvr ~tr x i c c. Jlnßinoers, Millwrights, Smiths, Fattern makers, Boilurmaker3; Coppersmiths, Moulders, Enpint-drivcrj. Firemec, Strikera, and all con nected witb the Iron Trade ore hereby requested to attend a meeting on SATUHOAY, <ho 18th inst.. at, Robeon'a fining Booms at X. p.m. ghurp. to EODtirtor mattoi'B lmpoftaut to the Trodo. i J uoMP.i-.vY-d'iMiTisw;. NO TICK. Tho Half-yearly General Meeting of Share holders will bs held at the Company a office. Fort-street, Auckland, on FRIDAY, tho Jlst day of July, 1885, at half-past 2 p.m. Busineea: To' receive Directors' Keport and BaiomxMdioot. FRANZ SCHEIIFF , _Auokland_, July 18,1885. Bcoretary. mflE TAUWIO COAL-MINING COM _L PAXY (IJMITKD). Notico is hereby given that, in pureuance of Soction 202 of " The Companies Act, 1882, a General Meeting of tho members of the above naraeii Company will bo hold at the Oflioo of the I'oninany. Fort-Btreet. Auckland, on FRIDA\. tho 31et day of July, ISSS, at three o'clock m tho afternoon. (Vr the ourposfi of havme nn account l»,i'.i U-furt: 11.0 i.i, f'iov ins: ll!" niAnnor in vvluc!t t!i' ■.■■■ii-i:i; f :-iip '■;■? ;•-!!! <...■;>■■■■■•■■:vl ~:rt& \r.v nropurty oi Hie Co>npsiDy illi-po»t.d or. sra :■ hfariv.K ,ji-.j ..-.fubru^on th.it may ■;'■-,'ivtu by HioliqiilrWo; i kml,i»tefO«'l«twiiLiniii:^. M ■■':,- -'.l-uOi-uiu.iu icbuluuuii, tUo ui-iuuci iv wliioi. tte books, accounts, and documents of the Com pany and of tho liquidator shall be distiosed of. Dutcd tho 15th day of May, 1885. FRANZ SCHBRFJ. Liquidator,



Ws«aSsfl, .yV7 ANTED, ii first class Bread Baker v- H foreman.—App yat once to I\ Uiubu, No-wton. WANTED, .1 <>-ood Ploughman.- April) at. tho F.'.rry Hutel, Xonlirot". WANTF??, .i good (ienern! Servant.— Apply to Mrs J. Taylor, Scotiii Place. Upper Queen street. ■OJ ANTED, by genius Widow, any V » place trust, thorough education, would urcloitaka mission work: strict Church of K':t;lund.—Addrcfg, " K.C.," S'fAK Olllcc. \jj_7 ANTED, a sharp Lad for a Merchant"* ' T OiHco aid fc'turo; Kood rofcroneoii re (iH'rCfl.—Apuly in own handwriting to "tf.V Ton oflicu Box 33 WANTED, a Girl as General Servant.— Apply Anchor Hotel. Quuoa-atruut. WANTED, (i Goncrrdfßervant.-Apply to Mra Qorrio, next Itemucra Station. ~A>!TED, Uonoml Korvant of good character for the couni ry; good wages —Apply fm- address at Stah OlV.ce. \SrANTED, at Jlamiuford's Auckland TV i;cKi:;lry (e.-lablished 22 years), -Hutvauls (Mount Albert); onu luuat milk. WANTED, at llaniiaford's Auckland Registry (ostab. 22 ycure), General (town); two in fn-mi'y ; good pluco. ■VftTANTELI. at Hrmnnford's Auckland T T Registry (eatiiblishcd 'ii ycure), Cioncrii! ( l'iiurangiO; no washing (Us.] WANTED, Cook and Laundress, private family. Purncll, lla : sumo, North Shoiv and Kpjom ; Woman Cook, hotel: lir.-it-cl.iap Houeomalil, town —10. llcnry'a ltegtetry. W" ANTED,"MiUiors,~Gonerol "Sorvanii, Cooks, Governesses, and others. Slntioii JUnnaner, &o.—ll. M. He.isi.htou, Agents, Can ada UuiUkga. 101, Qucun-Btrcet. XSTANTED, by a hard-working, sober, V V anil industrious Married Mun, Etnyloy ment ut nnything : good penman; characters, testimonial!), Sin.— "Vindex," STAit Oflico. "VSTANTED, Situation aa Uompanion to \y cldcrl., hub", or bmiu in li K ht lie up.' duties in enuill fam'ly.—Address "Coiuimnioa," StarOlHoc. WANTED, by an Orphan P,oy,"a<red 15, a Situation ; is a Koodmillcor; yoarand n hulf in lust place.—Hnnnnford's Auckland Registry. \\t ANTED, 1 or 2 respoctable Lodger?, 1 t with or without Konrd. whore no others aro kept.—For address apply Mr Mackay. Stationer, Foot of Grey-street. W" ANTED, few Boarders j double and single rooms, l»s. Splendid acemmo dation. — Apply .las. Wright. 36, VVakefiold st. (one minute from Queen-street). ANTED, ?ome kind Person to Adopt a B iby Girl, 9 mouths' old.—For address, apply Star Office. WANTED, Purchasers for Stable Manure. — W. und O. Winstone, Upper S^mnnds-street. \%J ANTED TO PURCHASE, for Cash, V? iv Good Ailotnnnt, or House and Allot Dlflnt. Gratron Road prof oixcd.-Apply ('. Aj£lnn^\^c_nt._niKh^treet. \,y".vNTED TO PURCHASE, in Pon- V V Eonby, Good House of not lees than ,T room?, vicinity of Three Lamps—Apply to George Fraser, Central Land Agoncy, corner Queon-sirent and Vulcan Lano. ANTED to Purchase, a small Boat; withorwiihout s-.ile.-Address "Pahi," Stab OtPce. ANTED to Purchase, 2 cwt. Tea Ijcad.—Stat" price, delivered at steamer, f> " Lead.' Star Ollic^ WANTED," to Kent, a Cottage about livo rooms willlin easy dlotanco from Qnoea-aireet.—Apply "X.Y.Z.," Box t-o. 13S, l'ost-ojfll _. TTjTANTED, to Let, '2 or 3 Rooms, tin- IT furnished. Pleasant view, open liro plsco, uso of ranßc. gaa.—Mr Klliott, Storcon Houeo, Franklin lload. 'y^ANTEITTo~"Let, tlio Auckland IVo- TV vision Compinj'd I'ight Corner Stall, City Market.—At ply to J. ylater. or to A. Bettany^ \yAMTKI' XO isiiLL, Stable Manure; t ? delivered or at stable— Apply Patterson and Co., horne-Ptreet. WANTED.— When you nro in Jlobson street, call at Munro & Miliigan's and see tho larpo and ehoico stock of Tweeds and Coat ings iust opened for tho present season. No shoddy eooda or ?lop-making und trimming at this ootrtbUshinent. \*TANTtU), the Public to UaU nnd See v T tho Now and Second-hand Rugftioa. Wauprous, elo., at tho Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria-street Kast^ WJ ANTED, by a young lady, Pupils for TV nintic. Would attend ut thoir own residences. — Fo- ndJresi apply to \\'. Mears. Stationer, ttc, (Juecnstrect. __ WANTED, regular supply first-claw nutter and Hitrs.—Apply Auckland Dairy Company. \TS7"ANTED, all Charitable people to TV Attond tho Concert at tho Choral Hall on Thursday Bvenin? next on behalf of the Fomulo Prison lirisade. TS7"ANTEI), Lefscc for Inri^o com V ? modious premises; shop, otllce, larKu store, nnd dry c.-lUr; £l."> 0 rental, five years.— Apply J. It. Kiuulurßon, Auctioneer. -irirrANTED, Tenders for 15 Pairs of T I Seated, Irbrasd rollers, in good orcior. Tenders to bo left on SATUUDA"V ut the back of Mr Kaohan's l.'raporyShop, Qroy-streot. _ WANTED, a person with £750 who ie wiliiiß to join mo i" purolmains fiom tho 'intivos on equal (-hares, n block of Lund six Ihoii'aml wres. Ten thousucd can bo got if required. Ti'lo, memoiial of ownership. A P ofit of six hundrcfl pounds each Kunrunloid.— Ai>ply Nft 8. Wnitcnmta Hotel. \\7"AKTED Known, that Mr T.Wurdon, TT if Queon-Mrect, Ouiiliunfra, luis soourea tli" i-'ervici's of ;i lifbt class drciißinuker, and in te:uls to cirry ou the bueinets us usual. WJ ANTED.— (Jomo now nnd help to V V lleaetii) Ihc Perishing by Attoodinc tho Concert p.t. Hie t/horai Hsll on Thursday Ifivon iny next en behalf of tho Female I'rioou Ilri««_d_p. WANTED KNOWN-C. 11. Steward, VioHnist nnd Teochnr cf Music, has romovort to Mrs Williamsb Privatu Boarding House. Oruy-etroct. \ajANTKJf) K.NUWN— Chsap Timdee ' V 7 Oh«aj> TtMBKRI And all otlior kludu of Kull'lliiK Material, can be purchased ohor.pei scd bct'.cr than anywhere a'ae st the yard* o< T> O<jf.iva .Albort-Btrect Xtr ANTED KNOWN—Last, but"not TV least. I have just purchased sonio of O*en and Ornlam's s-alvago Htock, which i» now renrty for sale: also Eomo of Gariiclc and Crinwcll'ii Salvago Cbjiirs. which will 1 o roady iix a day o« two, at Dampier's Furnishing Shop, Uobson^trcet. _ "YTSTANTED KNOWN—Soo our Stock of * \ Bltuikcta before purchasing—£soo worth. 9-4 BlanimtH, 8s Od, Da Sd, nnd 10s Bd por pair; 10-4 Hltniiota, 12s (id, 17s6d, and 20s per pair; Twill Scoloh Blankets, Now Zealand Blankets, and Coloured Blanketo. Those goods aro the best vrluo wa evor offered.—D, McPhoreon Karanzaimpo^Kon^ 7ANTEIT KNOWN — That George Grrjrory, Photographer, of Qnlck'e Buildings (near Throe Lamps), Ponsonby Koad, ha» decided, on end after April 21th, to make considerable Kediicllons in his Prices, BO as to Bnit the working ctesas; prlcos from that dato bolng: For Carte do Vlsito, ins Cd por doz.; for Cabinets, £1 Is per doz. Children same prico. Tram can* pass tho Bbop WANTED KNOWN.—T. Evans (from Burtcn-on-Trcnt, England), Eoot and BhOB Munufdcturor, begs to announca that he lias commonccd business in tho premises latoly oocxipied by Mr Tester. Karacgahape Koad. v/ith a Splendid Stook of English and Colonial Boots and Shoes of all kinds. Ho having had 35 yenrs' experience as a practical bootmakor, can safely reoommfnd his work as oqualto any done in tho old country. All descriptiona of Boots Mndo to Ordor, and Repairs done on tho pro mlses with ncnt.in'sa and despatch. "\A7"ANTKD KNOWN.—To Mothers of TV Large Faniilies and others whom it may concern.—loo tor cent saved by purchasing Bu'tor-3alt (i'l lb, fresh !W, the vory best Double Perfection 1b: Currants. -I'd; Sultanas, Cd; Muscatel R»i in", Ii 1 lb : the best, Whito Sugar ;M ; rood Veli'.w. "id ; Pigh Checks. 2d ; Rood Checle, 3d ; Pickles, Id ; Candles, 7Jd : Fresh Horrincß. tid; (iardines, 5d ; Honoy, M ; Cooking Apples (ilb for I« ; Con-fenscd Milk, 2d ; Oat meal, 71b but,' for 13 ; Buoon. from lrtlb : Canter bury fcnaranieeri). 8 i lb ; 2ib Tin 3 Morton's (Joldon Syrup 7jd ; American Hams (guoran te.e'l), 6d ; Coffe'). Is ; Tnriian and China Toaß, lsSd • 251b Bag of B'lou'-, 2s fld ; Potatoes, 26ib for In • Sta-ch, oh bug for Is fid ; Tiice, 51b for Is ; 4 Slinks of Tobawo for 19 ; local Hums. 6d ; and 1000 lines must be snld.-Katon's Co-oper | u.tii-e:Stores, H^)_______H__JOfit WANTED KNOWN.—The Offices of "The Xew Zealand House, Land, and Kstato Aeency. IliKh-sircet," are open overy SATURDAY KVKKING, from 7 till 9 cm., for the convenience of those unable to call during usual oflico hours. Upon our Deposit and De ferred Payment System anyono with £10-can speedily beconio his own Landlord. Arrango monts mad") for thoso desirous of building, on thoir own allotmont, or acquiring Allotments. Plans prepared, Building Materials supplied or arranged for.-kALCOLMSON'AND CO. WANTED KNOWN, that J. Gilmour, of Purnoll. haa still on hand soma very good lines of O. and G.s Salvage Stock; aleo. Ladies' Corsets and Umbrellas, which will bo Bold at the name low prico as the above. TS7" ANTED KNOWN. NO FIRE !~ a~ NO FIRE ! GOOD&ON'S LONDON ARCADE. \n Da'Kßm-d Rtoclc no Bankrupt Stock, no : f..-.!v.t?e Sticls.n i (Hd Stock—but P.-.-fnct fitnek, ! "lit ffipnri ptork. hut ij-joil Ptoot, but New i (jOO OS ON'S LONDON ARCADE. Having Leaned Part of the pn raises latply occupied by Messrs Coupland & Co., which will bo oponed in a month, having a more limited space, wo shall need to greatly reduce our pre sent, stock, acd ohall hold a GENUINE SALE at Ridiculously Low Prices. Necessary Reduc tion of Stock, consequent Reduction of Prices. In Kvoiy Department the Groat Reduction is made. The Premises of the present London Arcndo aro To Let for a term. Call and inspect our New. Sound, and Perfect Stock, Cheaper by far than Damaged Salvage Stock. A N T B D X N WO N, that J. H. DALTON, TAILOR, Victoria-street East, Hob prooured a special line of TWEEDS for OYKF.COAT3, and can do n FIRST-CLAB3 OVERCOAT FROM 5.2 np to fll inn i KxilUi 'f?™,L vV' LUH" l UNIFORMS, both Dress and UndreßS, at Kng -1 Hah Cost Prico. I Note the address— CITY TAILORING ESTABLIBHMKNT, VICTOBIA-STBEBT KABT,



WANTED, the holders ot tickets in Orawlns for Wox Flowora and Watch, to take place this Evening, ot North i-h re. tn M.iii-n Drawinc i-! I'ortpnneci till fll ■•.y. :)•■■' last, c.l 7 p.m.-"i -St. Patrick B Fi-hut-l. UoWi - street, when lliose iTtoristcd are rcquir-.-d lv bo ;jri'9tnt. . "4 ITANTED, a Younji Girl as Houncmaid ; T T references required — Aonly, before 12 or atior 6 o'clock, Mrs wall, Kly House. Rcmuora. Employment by steady Vy Younpt Man as Fireman, or wonld )o> k utter small engine; references,—Addrees G.M , Stab Ofllcc. WANTED, some kind person to Adopt h prcttj-1 iaby Boy, Omonthß old.—Address M.S., Poat-oiflco, Newton. . ANTED, by roepectable I'orson, a Situation us Housemaid, at tho North Shore.—Apply Mrs Beeston, opposite English Church; W ANTED, Men to li'urchaso tlieir Un derclothing, Lambs' Wool Merino or Cotton. Also good Hobiery, Auckland made, of J. W. Shackellord, 80, Victoria-street, 5 doors abovo AlborUtreet. ANTED, Gentlemen to Know that the plaeo for Tien and Scarves, always a i;ood variety of Best Shapes and Colours, at Shackclfora a £0. Vir.torvn-streel. NB. —Just opened tho now Exhibition Jcarf with King, WANTED KNOWN—On Sale, Bricks, Llmo, Send, Content, and Ground Mortar. Lifting .Ticks on Hire.—N. MoLoan, Guilder, late.l •' Holl—nil, Lorna-Btreet. Ytr "a nt b d INO w ~m. I'liE OUKATKST SUCCK3S OF THE DAY, INVOLUTION IN TUB TAILORING TItAUK SUITS IU MKASCKK AT WHOLESALE iUUUES. AIiTiWOOL BUTTS from Scotoh, Kainpoi. or Roslyn Tweed, 15a; Mo3|<iol Suit, liOs; Ovpr oonts 2os; Trousers, 13s. But wo uneasily doslro to draw pnbllo attention to our Boei Tweed Suits to moaauro, £3 17s Cd. These am from tha Best Twoeds In Auckland, and tho usual rotftil wiw la ~5 10s. Kvoryono pro nounooa our Treusors Biiperb. From the bo^t material, 20s Od. We have tho largest talloriat; jjoncorn in tho North Island, and therefore give our patronj tho bonoflt of our Wholesale piio?a •or net cuah. Sa'ldle Twood Suit, £3 17a Od. WORSTED SUIT, ££ J^S 6°* Molton Suit, £3 17s fid; our Best Tweed Over oat, fiOa. Chnico solootion of everything (tool md fancy to choose from. The scoptlcal aro in vited to give us a call, and bo convinced. All Goods Shrunk. Material, Btyle. and Fit unßur^ panned. Wn have purchased ths entire Stock of a Woollen Mill. AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY, Merchant Tailors, Manufacturers, an-d Importers, CUSTOMSSTREKT KABT. Opposite Couplana's New Buildings. Business Hcurs : 8.20 a.m. to 6 p.m. A LADY, lately from Home, wishinjrto open a Private School in some Township nr Country District of Auckland, would be Kind if nnrentsfceling tho wantof samo would kmdlv write to Miss Alexander, Stanford Houee, Upper Queen-street. WIDOW LADY wishes to take charge of a Young Family at her refidenco. or would board young children attending pchool; m "derate termg—Address "Immediate. TDOfLEKST ENGINES —Wanted several £> Snmll Boilors and Knpinee, attached or sciii'i-at'ely.--Address, with full particulars, Post olll-e liox 175. BOOT TRADE.—GirIs Wanted a^ Ap prentices to tho machino: also, Boyn as Apprentices to tho Boctmaking. — Thomas Prosser, 2112, Queen streot. HAIRDEESSEES.— A f,'ood Haiicutter seeks Kngaßomont.—Address "W.K.,1 Devonport P.O. IB" aullVrinc fioni montal depression, tako Vfqvat'a Schnapps. , rfIiOTOCKAI'HY.-A First - class 110- X tour.hi'r, also :i Binart Bny, i-niuirotl tit onco.—Tuttle and To., Elite Studio. 213, Qnoen- Btlvct. rinO Wliolewlo Houbos and others.-— J Wanted. t:ollectorship by a gontleman of j experionoo ; moderate ralary nccoptad ; lirst class references.--Address, "Alpha, care of Carliinos &T;vylor, Queen-street, To fcei TO L _ T, Tho Two-storied BBICK BUILDING IN COMMKUC.K-BTIIKET Lately occupied by A. and It. Katon. Apply & MAOFAHLANK. m o^ l c t. THAT LAHGK AND COMMODIOUS STOIIK IS KOKT-STUEKT, beln« a portion ot the STAB Now BuildiiiKS. Apply lit SfAlt OHlco. TO LET, 7-roomcd Uoueo at, Kin^lnml. Kent 12sti__Apply Mrs Barnaby.lC-JHgsland. m^DiT, n ,'vroomed Cottago.—Apply to f H. J. Ulordan. Kobsonst., near Cook-st. mo LET, 5 and 7-roomod Houees.—Apply I Mr James Irvin. top of Wakcileld street. T 0 LET, 8 Booms, Pompallier Terraco ; wntcr laid on. 7s por week. — Address STAIt OIIICC. TO LET, a I loomed llouso—Apply to U. Finlay, corner of Chapol and Swanson streets. _. TO LET, a 5 roomed House; pis and wntcr: rent. loj Cd.—Apply Mr Halßtcad. Hargravca-Ftrcet, Pongonby. riHO LET, 2 nico Cottages, ono of 4 roonis, _l 83; onn of ;! rooms, Gs p?r week, in Sum mtr-strcet. Kden Terraco.- Hannaford'aAKonoy. rjnO LET, a i-roomed House; city water J. laid on.—Apply to Mrs Cargo, nenr Tinea Lamps, Ponsonby. TO LET, two 4-roomod Houses : ront, 103 and Hs.-J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria street. , __ TO LET, convenient G'-roomod Houso in Collcße Poad. gtsnnd city water.— Apply F.jiiglitmgalc. College Hoad. TO LET, a First-claes Stable and Coach house In the ccntuo of city.—Ueskcth nnd Aitkrn. , fny bKi'l1, Wary-Btreet, Mount Eden, 5- X roomrd House. - Apply H. Burman, Grrcer. Moun' Eden Road. O BE LET, a small Shop in the best part of Quoon-street. — Apply to W. L. Mitchell, Land Agont. Qneen-streot. TO LET, two now Shops and Dwelling houses Jn Union-street.—Apply to Edward Bartley, Architect. T"~O LET OR SELL, New Corner Shop, I'itt-stroot, five rooms and shop.—Apply T. Harper,Pittßtrcct TO LET, a first-rate Bottling Cellar, with concrete.floor.— Apply to J. M. and J Mowbrar. Land"a.gentß, Fort^atreot. TO LET, in Napier street, a 5-ioomed House: gas andclty water. —T. ÜBBhor, St!chbury'sßHilduigs I QHeon-at£eo_L TO LET, (J toomed House (noarly new), gns, bath-room, and good cooking stovo.— Apply F. Moore, Park Road. olFGrafton Road. O LET, 4-roomed vorandah Houso; with evory convenience.—Mr Field, Grocer, Richmond Road. fTIO LET, a G-roomed Houso in Hacket- L street: largo cellnr.-Apply W. Quinlin, or next door, in Hackctt-atrcet. 0 LET, in Itobson streot, a Shop with fittings and 5 rooms: also, a bnke-houso, i^-nnllcntovcn.—A. J. Riordan, ironaon-Btreot._ TO LET, Suito of Ollicoa, Ground I'loor, Queen - Btroet, Beßt Poaition.-Apply G. Lewis, Auctioneer. O LET, a 4-Koomed Cottage, Grey street, in uoodorder; rent, 16sper week; also i-Koomcd Cottage, off Grey-sireot; rout, Jls 6(1 per weok.—J. M. Lennox. Kstate Agent. O LET, an 8 roomed House, corner of Brown and Fitzroy Btroets; concrete paths and yard; gan.. water, bath.—Apply to John Cleal. trrnlteror,_go__nby Road. O LET, a Shop with double front and House attached. Karangahape Road1, top of Quofn-etrcet; Buitableiordraperorslationcr. —Jttß. Daviog. TO L6T, 3-roomed House, Clarence street : town water laid on;.rent, 8s Gd— Apply Mr W. H. Mahony, care of Mr Nightin gale. College Road; , TO LET, House of 7 rooms; gas and watar; next District School, Upper Oueen-flt.reot.-Apply W. Jamieson, Under taker, Wellosloy street East. . TO LET, a very pretty 6-roomed Villa ; gas, -water, and every convenience—Apply W. L. Rogers. Furnishing Warehouse, Pon p onhy Road. rjnO LbiT, 5 and 6-roomed Houee3, all |_ conveniences ; rents low.—Apply John 3. Preop Builder, list hnuie right-hand enio (>iinmu_R___ Surrey Hills. T3IO LET, two Furnished Booms in I i)H"iitc family, nn rhlldrrn; terms modn ; ..-.,,. iin: -r: if necopaary.—K.Y., Gmieii..! ! OnlVrli.v, /ui.Kianil. TO LET, Two Five-roomed Houses and scullery; gas und water laid on.—Apply Sutcliffe'a Fruit and Uyater Depot, Ponsonby Road. . TO LET, a 6-roomed House and bath room in Gladstone Road, Parnoll; every convonienco.-Apply to F. Calver, corner of Avon-stroot and Gladstone Road. O LET, a good 5-roomed House, ront moderate.— Inquire 3rd house left side Codrington-street, Great North Koad, beside public Bchool. . TO LET, a pood Dairy Farm of 80 acres, about 3 miles from Auckland.-Tenders for same will be received until the 20lh too! July by J. Laxon, euro of Mr John Lamb,3n, Qti'-cn-streot, from whom all particulars can b« obtained. - TO BE LET, Gordon House,. Hohpon- TO BE LET, in the Suburbs, 2 very delightful Villa Residences, nearly two acres of ground eaob. Railway Station in front, and omnlbussea pmb _c apon. Thesa are choice dwellings.—w. L, Mitchell, Land Agent, C'ooinbeu'a Arcade,



mo lSt, to let. to let. UANIi.SOMRVII.Li \ KKfIOFVUKofSfOom*, rciiVte K-ir.hi.-li-omeiuu-.ce:- s ■■ '•■ '•'■ b-th. e.k«. Wider. vuioiUu blinuß, &n. .vo , i/!< as ;iit.U situated in Curran stree', Ponsontiy. command ing grand view. Vacant let August. Kent, £55 per annum. Cards to viuw.-IJ. P. Evans, Land Agent. '-'■■ COMFORTABLE VILLA of 7 room?, bath room, &c; city water laid in. (tll'l all con veniences ; nice large allotment, Sontinel Road, Ponsonby. Rent, 25s per week.-D. r. Ev.^ne, Lund Agent. 11l OWEN'S ROAD. MOUNTEDXN.-Da.iiraile Villa Kesidenco of G rooms, largo Wddhhonec, &c, &c.; splendid vole mic allotment. 132 x 170. Kent, 20s per weok.—l). F. Evans, Land Assent, MOUNT KDEN.—A very desirable Villa Ro flidenco o£ 7 rooniß, bathroom, &c, &o; stands high; grand view, fronting Mount Roakiil Road ; 'bus pusses the door,— D. F. Kvaii3,l and Agent. 101 HAMILTON ROAD, PONSONBY. - Uesi doneo. 10 rooms. &c. Rent, /;70 per annum.—D. VErtMONT-STREKT.-Verandah Villa o£ 5 rooms, washhouse, &c, &c.; rent, Ilia Ud per week.—l>. F. Evans, Agent. PONSONBY iIOAU.-Villa of 6 rooms, wash honeo, &c , iuat opposite AH Saints' Church.— D. V. Evans. Agent. HACKETTSTKEffiT, PONSONBY.-Conifort able Home, 5 looms; gas, water, &c, luitl in ; near tlio bench; ront 11s. And Villa Residences at Pnrnull, Mount Kdcn, and olsewiioro. SHOP AND DWELLING. Main Road, Pon eonby: (kbl-class bii3iness stand ; 110* v>or week. SHOP AND DWELLING, Cqllo.c Hill: good notilion, main thoroughfare; Ms per week. COMMODIOUS SHOP AM) DWF.LLINO HOUSE, situate corner of York-slroU. rurr.oll. SHOP ANU DWELLING of 6 roouisi. The Shop iaiittod with counters, ?holvofi, gas liU.inir?, and iivery convenience: situate Jorvois ltoad, near Three I.iimps; 22s 01 por wook. D. F. EVANS, IIOU.SK AND LAND ACKNT. DX YON POUT.—To Lot, Several Cot tages and Furnished Houses.—Apply I!. and R. Dudcr, House and Land Agnnta. 'ijjTOli "LEASE," a small Farm of L'O acres", JD nt Pannmro ; handsome Villa Residue co. -For particulars npplj- Mr John Tret.with, >)or>im?.lcer, Wakclleld-bt., or to Daniel Hi^io, Paniiiiii'C. BHO8 HOI1 and Dwelling to Let in tho busicwl pars of Karangahnpe Road,—Apply O. Garrolt, Butcher. Wot tuala FOR SALE, first-class Mntmnata Pressed Hay. —Thornton, Smith, ami Firlh. _ __ T7IOR SALE, 2 Horses, suitable for buggy I* or soring cart; any trial given, —A. Crockett. Mount Kdon. FOR SALE, One Aero or Two Aero Allotments, double frontage, nt Bllerflie, near Harp of Erin.—Apply by letter, to J. Bra bazon. Mount Kden. FOR SALE, the 3-ton Yacht Ethel May (coppered), with all gear, etc., in good orde ; suitable for either pToaaure or working pun,osos.—Apply Thamos Carriage and Dray Fa .tory, Ylotorla-Btreot East. FOR SALE, Avondale, a splendid littlo lot of 5 or 10 Acres of flrst-claes Land, foicert, and fronts main road. Price, only £35 per aero. Well worth inspection.—D. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent. _ 1328 l?OR SALE (n bargain), a good, strong V Sprint; Trap, made by Gee & Potter. There 1b money in it.—Apply Arthur Wood, Butcher, Wellington-street, F* OR SALE, Oats and Sheaf Chair, nt £11 10s per t.-n, or Is per cwt.—Address James Scott, corner of Cook and Nolgongtreets. FOR SALE, Hacket-street, Ponnonby, a nice Villa Residonce o£ flvo rooms, well finished; l.oufie in substantially built on an allotment IS3 x 9a, in n hcnlthy locality.—For further particulars apply D. F. Evans,' EM ate and Land Agent. JSIO IpOR SALE, at I'anmiiro, ''Olifiosito ' Church of England, a splendid 'l'<fe-n Lot of ono acre and 3 perches, with house shed, good Wi-ll of water; grand positftSHT and a most desirable property in this popular district. -Full information from D. F. Kvans, l.nnd AKent. l''U FOH SALE (Stratfci-d-Btreot, Parnoll), a Grand Corner Lot, with first-chu.s Villa Residenco of S rooms, etc., lofty veranduh all round ; water laid on ; ihis opposite; fowl and wash house; charming views; easterly aspect, healthy; cannot be built out; grand invett ment; a moat dosirablo property; price, ,tlso, torms—Apply to 1). F. Evans, Land Agent. 1551 1?1OR SALE, or To Eet, charming Villa JJ Ho Idoncc. situato Mount Kden; bix largo rooms and scullery, nico hall, register Kratcs, bay window: Bplondid allotment, 132 x 170, vol canic site, grand po-ition, excellent druinßHo, hcaltliy. — Full part:ctila;s from D. F. Evans, Kntato Agent. 1.''17 "Cl ' O R SALE. EAST TAMAKI. — A splendid Farm of 87 acres. House, and Bundry outbuildinas. Tho land U good, fertile, and subdivided into con vonient paddocks; situato near tho well-known ottatos o! Messrs Lushington. Harris, and Smalcs. This is a fine little Farm, and well worth inspection. Distance from Auckland, about 15 miles. Price only £11 per acre. —D. V. Evan?, Land and Estate Agent till FOU SALE, Mount Eden, a handeomo Suburban Rosidnnco, six rooms (lofty) scullery, reßiatcr Kratca, splendid hall, and every convenience; grand corner ullotmont. two frontages. .132 x 132; would inako a grand busi ness sit« for shop. Ere loDg the tramways will be running by this valuable property, coadder ably enhancing its present valuo, Biid intending purchasers should loso no timo and socuro this ir.cet. (U'airablo freehold.-Apply to D. F. Kvans, Auctioneer. l-'io •jmOlt SALE, Bombay Settlement, on JT Papornta Koad, a lino Farm of 51 Acres, all laid down in grass, ad divided into sevon paddocks. Tho land is all fonced; wi'h an orchard ot half-anaore, and good lcrgo trees about rix years old; house of four rooms, rowshod. hayshed, caUhou6P. and fowlhouse. A lino frosh water creek runs through tho property, with a never-failing spring closo to tho houso. Will sell nt a low llgure.-Full particulars at efllco of D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Land Agent. 1512_ "filOR SALE, Dairy and Poultry Farm $ ' situate about 6 miles f -om Auckland, by Mori road, on tbo beautiful Avondale Kivor, JonHistlnKOf ISS Acres of splendid l.auU:now iin.i ivi-.lt-hriilt Houso, j rooms, Stable, liuggy hOUf'O, Workshop, and sundry out-huildiniss, nil in tlrstclass order. Nico. young Orchard, of about 1 acre, and small kitchen garden. This is 0 grand lit:lo farm, and unsurpassed as a fruit, poultry, ar.d dairy farm, or residential site. Price, only £1,100 for tho lot.—D. F. Kvans, J.ind and Estate ARont. -J-— t" nOR SALE, a "groat bargain, the Good ' will nnil Fnruituro of n Pcivale Boarding Kxtabllshment situato in tho bost putt of tbo city, and only live minuteß' walk from Queen street ;Vhorf. There are 21 rooms, IB bedrooms furnished throughout, with all comforts; nico piano, bnth (plunge and shower), gas and water, range; in fact, every convenience This is, without a doubt, tlio finest and most romuncra tivo speculation oirorin^. To anyono requiring such this is a chance seldom met with.—Full particulars on application to D. F. JtiVnng, Land aud Houcc Agent. _ l-'la J7yi>~"GALl ON " IKON TANtvS. F O r""sA L E, 100■G ALh O N WATER TAN XS. Apriv to WING ATE, BURNS AND CO., Customs sthbkt, AuckliAWD. ~ FEWTJinpty Cases for Salo, cheap.— Apply Moore, Hatter, Pitt and Beresford -8 A°LLOTMENTS~FOR SALE.-308 per J\_ foot, 100 x 3CO fineßt view in Northcote; also 16* aores, grand viows—£Boo; on good road, convenient to Ferry.-" X.L.N.T.." Star. jfiHANCES FOR WORKING MEN. \j Four Aoroa Splendid Land, half well established Orchard, and Now Cottage of nvo rooms for £150; £30 cash, balanco 7J per cent; cottage and allotment, £10 cash, balance weekly payments. Grandly Bituaied Allotments various suburbs, cheap, and on any terms to Buit pur chasers. Money awaiting investment on securities of all kinds.—Apply J. R^Randcrson. 7TI AS. WILLIAMSON, \J LanS, Houbo, ana Estate Agent, High stroot (near Shortland-streot), has always for paid and to lot largo and umall houseß in the City, suburbs, and country dlstriota ; also farms, improved and unimproved, in various parte of tho proTlnco. Sovural ellgiblo building allot monts for sale Tn the City. See lists in Evening Stab and " Herald " LOOK— Two Good Allotments, 80 foot frontage to Richmond Road, near Pousonby Road, with Sevonroomed Houro and largo Shed, with iron roof; may be bought for £'60, of %vhieh £350 can remain at 7 per cent.—Apply J. R. Kanderson, Auctioneer. "VfotlCE TO BUTCHERS.—For Sale, J3( tho Lease and Goodwill of a good paying Butchering Business, in a rising part of Auck land.—For particulars, apply to Mr Walter Fishor, Queon-street. TO HOTELKEEPERS.Boarding-houeea, Faroilios and others.—Fine Linen Table Napkins, aid each: splendid Whito Twill Sheet ing lC]d.—Fernandez'sSal vageSale. Nowton. mo AMATEUR FRET" WORKERS. J. M. CHAMBERS HAB FOR SALK ASSORTED AMERICAN WOODS, each £ and i inch thick, AND FRET PATTERNS. Apply to ST. and S. MORRIN fc Co., Higb-stroct. OST Light Brown or Greyish Retriever Pup fromPitt-stroet; answers to Flora -Re ward for return at Dr. Purchas 8, Pltt-atreet. OST, on Saturday, between the Harp of Erin and Otonuhu, Greenstone Brooch, set with gold. - Ids reward on leaving at Stab Office, LOST, on the 27th June, between Symonds-stroet and East-street. Newton, a Urown Retriever Pup, five months old.-Ton Shillings reward will be given to any poraon roturning tho samo to C. Harvey, Mount Roskill Road. . , "_£O REWARD —Lost yestorday ovon- B& M Ing, between Queen-Btreet and Parnoll, £U—two fives and one—by a poor man.—Any one returning the same to Star Office will roc: ivo the above Howard. STRAYED, into my paddock, Orake Road, Remuera. Cow and Calf.-Owuer csii \inve same by payin?expenses.—E.Adoock, OTH^YKlir.iboiinr'ioitl.iglit Biijc*, >>■ 7 Ponaonby Road. - _ FOUND ! FOUND ! A benefactor. Tom Keesing's Deferred PnfflMt S«S_s__J JeweUery, docks'and Watches. - Victoria street, aboye Royal Mail.



Gazette in Bankruptcy. T N BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT 07 BANKRUPTCY lIOIjDKN AT AUCKLAND. lutha matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 18S3' and avorrtmsnt thtrcof, and of tho soveral B.i'iknipteieu hereunder mentioned. Notice is hekeisy given that, at a sittiiicr of the Court to be hold.n fit Auckland on THUKS DAY, the _Oth day o£ July, 1885, I intend to apply to the said Court lor an Order of Release from tho Office of Official Assignee in respect to the Estate of each of the undermentioned Bankruptcies :— Official No. 2. JOHN PHELAN, of Aratapn. Gumdigger. 3. JOHN CLARK, of Karaka, Gumdisger. ■I. JAMES MULQUEKNY, of Auckland, Carter. 7. WILLIAM O'BRIEN, of Auckland, Cab driver. 1). JAMES GIBSON HH.WSOX, of Whanf.a roi, Contractor. 13. GHORGE HENRY WHITE, of Ilussell, Publican. IS. WILLIAMHENRY HAMILTON, o' Par noil, Grooor. 1(1. LOUH COMBE, of Auckland, Kr.g neer. 20. JOHN ANDERSON, of Auckland, Maßter Mariner. 21. WILLIAM MONTGOMERY GO3SKT, of Auckland, Tini.-keepor. 22. THOMAS DOW!), of Auckland, Mustoi Maiiaor. 53. JAMKS JOHNiTOX, of Pukckobc. Labourer. 20. MICHAELLENNAN.cf AuckJand.Mastor Mariner. 31. JOHN GUNN MrINTOSH, of llcmucra Carpenter, oi. THOMAS HAMILTON WILSON, of. Puke koh«. Libuurer. 80. JOSEPH INGLIS. of Wado, Labourer. 10. lIENUY KBISON GIIAINOSn, of Auck land, Cook. 13, SAMUKL JOSEPH MONCKKIFF, of OliinomuUi, Boarding liuii6o Keeper. 11. LOUTS NISBKT, of "Whangaroa, Con tractor. lv. WILLIAM SFBNCE, o£ Coromandcl, Con- Iractor. Hi. HKNUY ADAMS, of Coioinandol, Con tractor. 17. HERBERT MARTIN JACKSON, of Dovoniiorr, Contractor. 50. ROBERTTHOMPSONMARTIN.otAuck- Iand. Boarding-house Keeper. 65. ENOCH RICHARDS, of Matakana, Store keeper. Datod at Auckland this 15th day of July, 1.85 JOHN LAWSON, Ofllcial Assignee in Bankruptcy. Public ftoacts, XTEW STORY ! T^KW STORY ! DONALD'S PLOT A STORY OF AN UNFAITHFUL GUARDIAN. By Svlvaxus Conn, Junk. In tho "STAR SATURDAY SUPPLB MKNT" Next Week will appear the opening chapters cf tho above attractive Story, by ono ol the beat-known American Novelists. Tho Story carries tho reader t) various countries and through many entrancing sconce. Readers should make a point of perusing tho opening chapters next week. FE\V Tons of Seed Potatoes on Sale (improved Maßnum Bonums).—Apply T. Urow, Otahuhu. _________ S~ BED POTATOES.—Mra Davios, 13, Customs-street, has on hand BundrF kinds of tho above, consisting of A3hlea£s. Breezes. &c. rccontly fmportoa from Canterbury, Buvors arc runneßtcd to inuko early applica -IJO-.-.T. DENMSON. A GOOD llorno for Two Working Men ; no otliors kept; torms modoratd if per manent.—Apply MrsThomp.on, oil' Grey-street, close to Woodbino Cottaßo. QAM. WHITE, FBNCKR AND CONTRACTOR, Saving Removed to Market Yard, is prepared to tako Orders for all kinds of Fencing, at lowoat poeaiblo prices. Contracts taken also for Shin* [ing aad Draining. Men used to the work. Also, on sale, in largo or Biuall quantities, Puriri Posts; Kauri Paling.. 9s: White Pino, 8s 6d j ill kinds of Haila; Wicket Gates, 9s; Mil Wrought Wickot Gate 3, Ua; Shingles; Drain Pipes and Tiles; Closets (complete), for £2; Boxes, only sa; Scaffold Poles; tine Flag Poles, 10s ea.h. S A M. W H I T E, CONTRACTOR, Market Yahds j Quocn-Btre»t Entrance. "^J T 0.0. F., M.U., aTD. [IMJ LOYAL GOOD INTENT LODGE N0.4,31J0. Ms^~l&sk Cook-fltreet Hall, fISPrIKfiKS--) June 24th, 1885 I S".> ■-'■,£'*>'■',! '',-. ':-'.',| Tho above Lodge will cole- J^Hp«^K-Xy, bratu ite Thirty-fifth Auniver mrrl)*v**aSelflct Ball, to bo given in the Lome [[all on FRIDAY KVKSING, July 17th. Dancing to commence at. 8 30. A liberal supply of flrst-class Rofreshmonts W]3oublo Tickets. 7s Cd. Extra Ladr, 2a Cd. Tickets may be had from tho Comnittteo, or it tho Stores oE Messrs Carter and Saunders, aueen-etreot DONA]iiSON Bro. GHO. MACK AY f Mt" 8l JOHN MACLBOD, Sec. TMFANTS' FOOD ! INF AN TS'FOOD! NO MOTHER SHOULD BK WITHOUT A SUPPLY OF " ALBANY " FOUI>. I I SOLD HY ALL UUOOKUS. OUII MOTTO— "QUALITY WITH ECONOMY." FURNISH FROM B. WHITE & CO., Near Threo Lamps. Ponsonby. CHKAPC»A_BBDD IN G. CHEAP CROCKKRYWARE. COMPARE OUR PRICE 3 AND QUALITY. WHY DO TO TOWN AND PAY MOKE 2 E. WHITE & CO., PONSONBY. FUNERALS FURNIBHBD. T~I_WNrMOWING MACHINES -L^ SHARPENED At Ghkati.y Rkhuceu Pbiceb, tiuarantecd to work equal to now. J. STONE, KNGINEBB. MANUKAU ROAD, NEW.MA-HvET. |"> EW'S GROCERY AND PROVISION STORKS, VICTORIA-STREET. PKIME NEW CANTERBURY HAMS Now on Sale. R S BOYLE, MID WIF E, Boot to Intimato to the Ladies of Auck land and country districts that ahe is prepared to receive Patients during _elr accouchement „ her residence, Feroleigb. VUla, Fernleigh- Btroet. Ponsonby. Ladies wishing to come to town from country district* would do well to avail themselveß of this qniet retreat. Mrs B. hopos by civility and strict attention to the requirements of her Patients to merit a fair Btiaroof patronage. N.8.-WiU Doctorspleaso note this addresß 1 _____^_____ r^KaNGES! BANANAb!! PINES !>! PER S.S. "jANIT NICOLIj SubsldUod by Government to run to the South Sea Islands) ORANGES, BANANAS. COCOANUTS. Re. Aa the Fruit will 1)0 Cased at the Mandß (the trip only oeoupyinn about six a-iys), pur chasers can rely on receiving the same Id FIRST-CLASS ORDER AND CONDITION, And at stated Intervals, So that a Regular Supply will be guaranteed. CHARLES BAG LEY, WHOLESALE FRUITERER. CUBTOMS-BTRKBT AND PARNEXL RISK. N B —Country Orders for the Auokland Dis trict, accompanied by ronUUanoe. promptly attended to. _, SPECIAL NOTICE For the convenience of Customer- resident In Upper Symondß-Btreet and Mount Bden Distrtofl we have arranged a BRANCH OFFICE (With Telephone connection);".*" CRUDGE AND NORNTOIi's, Wlnstone's Bulldlngß, Upper Symondbßtreot, Where orders loft for FUEL, CARTING, HORSE-FEED, SCORIA, &c, Will receive prompt attention. Note.—A to?o CoweS Spring Waggon and spring Carts ior Ktmovftl at Furniture. W. b G. WINSTONE, i CUfIIOMS-SETRBET.HAST, AUCKLAND



KTOTICE TO ,r IT R 0 X S. Tho Common Jarci-H, suaiinoiKii fur MON ' DAY, the 20th ins'ant, nro hereby DKc'-iarßivl snd are not required tv attend. KDWARO h. (iRKKS, Sheriff. Auckland, lalli July. ISS-j. __ '■' T ITTLE MINNIE," n new Service of JLJ Song, co uprising; Quartettes. Duets, Solo?, Choruses', etc.. in tlie J'oneoaby Hall on THUKSDaY, July lf'th. in 7 SO p.m. A<lmi.<?ion, la; Children, (id. ]v aid of tit. Ster. hen'd Rind of Hope. MOJIOU (i H 0 F 1» A *1! S T ELL. Notice i 3 heraby Riveu tliatllr Ueoick At. dektox, residing in Cheshire s'.reet, Pavuc!l is appointed Pound-fcccpci for the Borough o' Parneil, in Use toom of JJr Hrcii (.'AJiruKLL; .ilso,i!i(itthe Pound has been RK.v'.OVKI) tiom . (lubson-Etrccttolbclonvf rnriof lieaij-street. s Reynolds. Town L'lork. Jj^h July. \JS'i THE UisiON"TJ.KIi"AN"iy'AiAKINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZBALASD. Warrants for the Dividend for lha half-year cndinß.olßt Miy, 18w, may now bu übtaluod al ihe oflice of ihc Company. 1U 11. STEVENS ON. July 13. I?Sj. Manager. f" S S SMITH, SI AY, CUKSKT. AND BANDAGE MAKER, ffSUANK C'OTT.V.E, GUNDnT-HTREET, [ Nkwtox, For many ycat'3 Fitter ia ihc leailioK ]£a;ablish ment in Edinburgh. Lariica waited on hi town and suburbs. BOAKD AND RESIDENCE.—Wautod To Let, a coiufortab y Furnished Bed room, euitablo for two friends, ladies or gentle men. Threo in l'amiiy; all adults.—Apply at Baiter's Store. Grafton Itoail, '^T> E L L S 11 A / Z A 11." lteccarsa! on FRIDAY Evonin;; ot T 30 sharp, l'erforni'inef) having Dcen llxcd for au oarly date, ul: Inking jure should bo present. q— T -j— ' c E ; Tho Public are hereby cautioned not to ncgo tiato or cash any Cheques on tho Colonial Hank of Now Zealand aigreil by ourselves on account of tho Cily Bu<r.;twiihoutroforonro toouraolyeß jr tho said Hank. The said 'Jheaues. to-whioh this notice has reference, bear the signatures JMSSSSjAm-.anOvilStßm* City Buffet. Qucnn-street. Auckland. Mrtuth.har.tfa. WM , HSLIjABY . K. AIoKEOWN. rroBSON county" Apolicatlonsaro in\itort from Engineers and duly authorised Surveyors combined, compe tent to carry out all bridge construction and road works, and generally to inspect and pass the same when completed; to devots the whole of their time to the County Works, and to state the salary required per annum. References oi certificates must bo attached to each Tender. No travelling expenses allowed. Applications ,addre3ac(l to tho Chairman at Te Kopuru. must be Bent, in by the 31st July, 1885. F. VV. MATTHEWS. Chairman. Hobson County Council Oflice, Te Kopuru, is h June ISSo. TO AUUIVE SHORTLY. CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, OH DECLINE AND ITS SUCCESSFUL THEA.TMENT. Showing Hint formidable disease to be curable in all itß stages, wilh observations on Coughs, Asthma, Chronic Bronchitis, &c. BY GEO. THOS. GONGKEVB, Of Peckham, London, S.E. Sixpence. Post Fkee, Sevenpence. Publißhed bj- UPTON & Co., Booksellers, Auckland, N.Z., And may be ordered of any Bookseller. VT N. 8.-200,000 SOLD IN ENGLAND. BE NEW ZEALAND FROZEN MEAT AND STORAGE CO. (LIMITED). MANURE WORKS DEPARTMENT. Tho Sulphuric Ac'd and Manure Works at Otahnbu being now in full operation, wo are prepared to deliver :— Superphoaphato of Lime— 25 per cent. Phosphate made Soluble, at £6 per ton Special Corn Manure, at £8 per ton Speoial Koot Jlanure, at £810 a per ton Special Grass Jlanure, at £710 a per ton In Bags UScwt. each) at Au:kland, or our Siding, Otahuhu. Terms: Cash, 5 per cent, discount. Wo can aleo supply Customers with Nitrate of Soda, Kainlt, and Boncdust. Superphosphate of 35 per cent. Soluble and Dissolved Bones will shortly be added to our list. For Railway Rates from Otahuhu Workß, Trade Discount, and other particulars, Bee Circular, sent on application, or apply to H. SYMONS, Manager Superphosphate Works, Otahuhu. PERSONS who work behind desks and work tab'.es, to them Wolfe's Schnapps is recommended. pOSPBL TEMPERAJSCE MISSION. The postponed PUBLIC MEETING In connection wiih tho above will be held TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, AT THE BAPTIST TABEUNACLE, Upper Queen-street. Chair to bo talcon at half-past seven by too Prcsidonf. (Rev. S. Macfarlano). Addresses by the Kovs. C. Worboyß, T. Spurgeon, Mr E, C. Carr Collection to defray expenses. ALFKED COX, Secretary. OWING TO TUE " WIRES " BEING DOWN on Wednesday last, July 8, the iiOBIN HOOD COMPANY wtro unablo to wire Hesults as usual. TItUTH STUANBKU THAN FICTION. THE BEST 3SYIDHNCK OF PUBLIC TA3TK AND CONFIDENCE. " WONDERFUL" IS NO NAME FOH IT. WINNING NUMBERS IN THE UOBIN HOOD COMPANY'S PRO GRAMME ON MELBOURNE GRAND NATIONAL AND WATERLOO CUP. Cloßed with 11,000 Fubsoribers, being 3,000 over original issuo. "Subscribed for in Six Weeks. Grand National Steeplechase. — 515, Denmark; 2GM. Morven; 3583, Clarence; 3709, Sir Samuel; 3930. l .lxette; 3378. Moonlight; 1231, Union; 4531, Blackthorn; EGS7, Mornder; 5671, Lady ABhton : f.909, Sailor; G2%, Swordflsh; 6792, Governor; 7531, Nativo; 7591, Studleyj 7753, Goodwood; 7U2.i, Tiicket'; 8093, Kobin; Sl6B, Minerva; t-210. ftnw; S3IS, Old Soul; 9351, Katunga; 9175, lteticent; 9192, Echo; 9850, Letltia; 9313, Uuzzs; 0869, Gilderoy; 10,119. Wymlot; 10,209. Uamo: 10,247. Forester; 10,355, Indian Queen 11.; 10.701, Oranville; 10.570, bard of Erin; 10,f10t5, Progi'ees; lO.illl, Colebrook; 8557, Leo. Waterloo Cpi\—l9o, Maraschino; SiOS, Star light; 333, Erica; 731, Isaac; 756. Bordeaux; 801, Headingley; 819, Success; 1012, Bohemian Girl; 1012, bolero; 1107,BrawLass; 1371,Moon boarn; 1535, Arawa; 2030, Hock II.; 2151, Bod ot Stone: 2187, Star and Garter; 2251, Irish Girl; 3030, Princess Charlotte; 365fi, Market Day; 1114. Piako; 6375, Lo Loup; 5611, Musk; 6151, Madeira; 0216, Figaro; 6217. Parneil; 6233, Ragamuffin; G661, Adamant; 6769, Wandering Friar; 7032, Symphony; 7190, Bergamot; 7125, Cardinal; 8756, Honeydew; 8757, Waiiangi: S7UO, Scotland Yet; 8800. Bannagher; S3lB, M.UB.; SSS3, Rinfwooa ; 9273, Abercorn; 9107, Beresford; 9596, Moonlight; 9671, Manuka; 9(62, Hilda; 9782. Cliquot; 9311, Rockwood; 9880, Napoleon; 8911, Obstacle; 10,003,Horcules; 10,055, Deucalion; 10,580, Stoneluleh; 10,691, Scipio; 10,731, Street Arab; 10,770, Salamander. Cash Bonds.—First Class: 1824,5848. Second Class: 170, 1998, 5871, 10.095. Third Class: 91. 1063, 4821, 6861, 9795. Fourth Claes: 220, 2418, 2601,3751, 6238, 8108. 8557, 8614, 9753.10.327. Fifth Class: 430, 1569, 2271, 6131. WBB. 6919. 8355, 9266, 9301, 9886. Sixth ClaBS: 1559.2796, 4139.4180. 4290, 5700, 5875, e036, 7311. 8343, 8421. 870i>, 0362, 10,870, 10,970. Seventh Class: 23d, 274,1555, 1631. 1637. 1914, 3369, 3560, 3597, 5678, 4119, 4426, 517", 6078, 6436, 6512, 7585. 8109. 8495, 8524, 8663, 888 d, 9171, 9175, 9017, 10,332, 10,419, 10,494, 10.791, 10,868 Eighth Class : 24, 239, 398.426, 581,1218, 2006. 2181, 2531, 2655, 2761, 3;89, 3312. 3607, 3631, 3312. 4163, 1176. 1323, 4116, 4478, 4917, 5191, 5453. 6161,6311, 6313, 6639, 7019, 7112, 7167. 7263, 7350, 7727, 7738, 77)8. 8977, BOH. 9-07, 9337, 9«2, 9795, 9820, 10,126 10,171,10,185,10,316, 10 659,10,814,10,939. 300 Extra .Oash Phizes—Ninth Class: 7, 211, 258, 268. 30S, 511, 586, 681. 702. 839, £68, 899. 923. 937, 1112. 1113, 1123, 1158, 1225, 13.6. 1330, 143), U35, 1159, 1460, 1482, 1490, 1495. 1510, 1568, 1801, 1913, ]9;6, 19S\ 2151, 2166. 2188, 2195, 2203, 2229 2298, 2355, 2418. 2449, 2460, 2463, 2594, Mil, 2626 2646, 2659, 2689, 2779, 2793, 2840, kBU, 2858, 2873 2909. 2914, 29£0, 2993. 2977, 3000, 3074. 3076, 3174 3200. 3200. 3282, 3307. 3391, 3410, 3438, 3446 3507, 3522, 3527, 3537, :-6 3, 3713. 3725, 378(5, 3831, ?855 3PBS. 3937, 40J5,- 4165, 4302. Jltii, 4468, 4;59, 4643, 4754, 48J1, 4845, 4848, 4904, 4920, 4946, 4167, 5036, 5037, 5019, 5061, 5088, 5137, 62^4, 5246, 5300. 6346, 5389, 5423, 5»27. 5153, 5487, £497, 5518. 5555. 5568, 5621, 5641, 5703, 5813, 5^31, 6900, 5923,. 6961. 5989. 6057. 6062, 6080, 6110, 6129. 6187, 6218. 6230. 6257, 6265, 62*2, 6295. 6332, 6334, 6350, 6353, 6359. 6480, 6516, 6525. 6585, 6589, 6600, 6616, 6633, 6663, 6673, 6683, 6712. 6739, 6754. 6788, 68*3. 6833, 6839, 6902. 6909, 6953, 6973, 6975, 6976, 6986, 6988, 7027, 7086, 7125, 7146, 7166. 7189 7291, 7299, 73U, 7363. 7442 7445, 7487, 7491, 7525, 7554,7558. 7792. 7819, 7851, 7851, 7916, 7901. 8005. 8045, 81-78, 8083, 8085, 8142, 8153, 8164, 8202, 5203, 8281,8299, 8.43. 8389. 8151, 8161, 8463. 8488, toil, 8522, 853-5, 8515, 8516, 8557, 8605. SGOS. 8621, 8681, BM3, 8763, 8781. 8808 8817. 8946, 8947, 9016, 9159, 9173, 9180. 5215, 9293, 9307, 9387, 0196, 9511 9530, 9517, 9562, 9574, 9577, 9530, 9705, 9721, 9721, 9735, 9752,9755, 9;S:i, 9536. 9343. 9871. 9378. 9900. 0916. 9921. 9922, 0932, 9950, 9935, 10,001, 10,019, 10,057, 10,102, 10.151, 10158, 10101, 10,189, 10.10 S. 10,272, 10.28J, 10.306, 10,3*7, 10.391, 10.111. 10 197. 10,512, 10,513, 10.565, 10,677, 10,740, 10,761, 10,778, 10,807, 10,831), 10.819, 10.860, 10.875, 10,923, 10,951, 10,961, 10,985, 10,938, 10.991. 10,993. Cash Bonds payable on and after 9th; Water loo Cuo Prizes, 13th; Grand National on receipt of" Australian." Address :-ROBIN HOOD COMPANY, care of Staploton and Fleming, Box 238, P. 0., Christ church. Now cpen on Hawkesbury Grand Handicap, Sydney, 10th and 12th beptember, lfcSo. TiEWtS GROCERY AND PROVISION STOREB. VICTORIA-STREET. PURE INDIAN TEAS TWO SHILLINGS PER LB



_«>«&__, A 0.F., A.D.—COURT *'JSfcM*]i§_. -ok • STAB OF THE jS^S^Sw? SOUTH, No. 0,692. iirex^Sl^^A AH'll tocolobratcthoFourth r,f';;' A^-Myvnnivoif-ary of the above ) I OtMmtaT'ilblic Hall, or^WEL? I4*P;^a&*>l NKSOAY, 22ad July, ISSS. Dancing to Commence at 8 P.m. 'Hcfeets to admit ono Gentleman and Ladies. 03. f».ts.— iT«ei°l'bus will leave the junction otQucea fntl G rev street, at 6.30 p.m.. an* *7™*f "l 7 p.m. Kotnrn fare, 23 Bi.—WM. LocicnAJU, decrctar;-. CiT MATTHEW'S WINTEI'. ENTER n ' MBNTS. 10-HOKEO W. AM ATKUR THEATRICALS. By •' Our'1 DjuMATIC Comi-asv, kindly assisted by MUS I.ACHLAN McSOWAN. THE CHAHMISH COMEDIETTA, THE LITTLE SENTINEU PETIT CONCERT. The Misses Stevens und Mb JosErn Uanka, AND THE SCREAMING FAUCIS. MY TURN NBX T. Doors open, 7.30; curtain rises al S. For list, ccc programme in room. 1 OSK SHILLING. i_"MOXDAY next, "SP-OTUUM ANALY SIS," a Lcctute with numerous illustrations and experiments. Admission FroP. BODILY irrcKnlaritica and woaknops can bo v medicd by Wolfe's SciiSArrs. T>¥UESFOni>STKEET C OHG 11E. 0 GATIONAL CHURCH. OPENING OF THUS NKW OISGAN. IiAST OK TUB faults. OfiOAN RECITAL BY MR SEVILLE BAKNETT, F.U.O. tomorrow (thursday), july is. Peogsammk: 1. Handel - Organ concerto in F~ Allegro, Andante, Ifugue. w.ith. 2. MendslßSOhn-TenorAna, "B0 Thou Faith ful unto Death" (3t. Paul)-Mr J. 3. a. Haydn-Adagio in G (trom a SjmPhow • 6. Mendelesohn-Andautc m C (trom Violin 1 l&d Cn-SupranoSolo. "With Verdure Clad" (Creation) —. (Organ accompaniment, Mr 5. C-Andante in D ; b, Semmens-March 6. Mendelssohn-Alto Solo, " 0 Rest in the Lord" (Elijah)-Miss Maunckll. (Organ 7. B^iste—Two Ofl'ertoires, A flat mojor and F minor. 8. F. Cursdimann-'' Ti Pr'ego 0 Madro Mio!''- Terz'tto, Mrs Ciiadwick, Mr and Mis Prime (Organ accompammeni.MrHOOTOj. 1. 9. Goanod-Basa Solo, "Nazareth, MrABBL. 10. a. Spohr- Adagio in B flat (from a qaftrtette), l>, J. C. Duneter—March in F. Commencing at 7.30 p.m. Ticketp, 2s each, at Champtalouo & Cooper's, Hurray & Spenner's, and W. E. Mearß 9. TTkisSOIAJTION OF PARTNERSHIP, 11. B. SHALDERS & SON Beg to inform tho public that they have PURCHASED THE INTEREST OF MESSRS J. G. & E. A. BROWN, And in order to complete engagements with them, purpose holding a CLEARING SALE OF A GREAT PORTION OF THEIR STOCK. Therefore, on ana after FRIDAY NEXT, WO shall mako such Sacrifices as -will ensure a speedy retiuctiOD. We purpose also mnlcing Great Iraprovementa in out Show-room. To do this we Shalt RELINQUISH OUR CLOTHING BUSINESS. Some Special Bargairs in this Deportment will bo offered for One Month; tho Balance will bo then Bold by Tt ndor or otherwise. THIS IS A GENUINE SALF. AN EARLY CALL SOLICITED; Kotu the Address—. SHALDERS & SON, 204 & 206^Queen street—2o4 & 206 (Nearly opposite Me Arthur's large Warehouse)i GLOOM end despondency removed by WOLI'E'S SCIINAI'P3. ST. BARNABAS'& SUNDAY-SCHOOL, MOUNT KDEK.-A Magic lant:rn Entei tainment will te Riven in Waited Hall. Mount Eden, on FRIDAY EVBNING next. July 17, commencing at 7. Scholars Frea; other onild ren, 6d; adulla, la. mHERMOMETER 45.—White Blankets, J. 5a lid and 12s Gd pair; Sealskin for Jacket*, 3) lid: Boys' Tweed Suits, 12s 6d-Salvagc, worthdoubfe.-J. M. MoLaohlan, 222, Queenet. Personal. IF the Cabman who recoired a Brown Papor Parcol in March, containing aerßß and gloves, from ft i?entloman whom ho drove down to the whavf from Mr Dover's, watch maker Welleßley-Btreol, will kindly return tho eutuc to Macky, Logan, Stcen, and Co., ho will bo rewarded. i TJEKSONAL - Mother of Lottio write in JL few monUia to Ted, good nows. Bend address, am punished euoußh, children well,— [£&. , CHARLIE, now wo are married, I will Bhow you how econo.rical I can be, by turntehinK our houso for £12. with New Furn.« lure, at Dampier'B. llobßon-street. "OBUSONAL.—Professor t. A. Brookes I has Bold over half of tbo Tickets tor bia Art Union. Only 25U Tiokcte, 10s each.-Apply over Goodson'B, Queen-street. B R S O N A L.—Matter-o'-Money-al.— Tom KeesinK invites all the younii ladies to inspect his Name Broooheß, and Watches. Clocks, and Jewollerr. Tenders. "VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NOhTH ISLAND MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY. HUNTERVILLK CONTRA.CT. (Formation and Permanent Way.) LENGTH, 5 MILKS 57 CHAINS. Publio Works Office. Wellington, 9ch July, ltSo. Written Tenders willbe received b t thisOlßcr, until Noon of WKDNHSDAY, the 19th August, 18Sj for the abovo contract. They are to bo marked on the outside, "Tender for Huntei ville Contract," and addressed to tho Hon. the Minister for Public Works, Wei ington. Telo eraphic tenders, eimllarly marked and ad dressed, will be received if presented at any Telegraph Office by Noon of the came date, pro vided that written tenders are lodged at any District or Keßident Engineers Ornce by too same hour. Drawings, specifications, and general conditions may be Been at thia office, and at tho Public Works Offices, Auckland, New Plymouth, Wanganui, Napier, Christ church, and Dnnedln. The lowost or any tender not necessarily ac cepted. By Command. * JOHN BLACKKTT, • Engineer in-Chief. HOP AND DWELLING AT" OTAHUHU. Tenders will be received for erection of above in Timber until noon on SATURDAY, July 25th, ISBS. Plan?, etc., may be seen .at Mr J Todd'B, Tailor, Otahuhu. or at my offloe. B. MACKAY FRJPP. Architect. ■ 9. Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street. mo c a R J? B N "T E "K~S7 Tenders will be received at our office until noon on WEDNESDAY, the23nd ingt., for the Erection and Completion of a Residence in Ponsonby. W, F. HAMMOND AND SON, Architects, 8. B. Buildings. TYrand" stand, bllerslie. Fresh tenders will be received at my office until noon of THURSDAY, 23rd ir_t.,-for the Erection of Grand Stand for the Auckland Racing Club. Plans at my office. Exchange Chambers, Queen-street. HENRY G. WADE, Supervising Architect. MALCOLM SON & CO., the New Zealand House, Land Estate, and Financial Agency, require Tenders for Plumb ing, Painting, and Bricklaying. House at Hemuera, as per specifications. Tenders to be ecnt to tho abovo by July 21. Continued on First Page, ~nctionsi TUESDAY, JULY 21, ISBS, At 12 noon. J. R. X ANDERSON Having been instructed by Mr K. A. Mills, will sell by Public Auction as above at Mercantile Chambers, nHHOSE CONVENIENT AND WELL JL SITUATED COTTAGER, having re f nectivelj' 1 and 5 rootcß, hituated in Hargravee- Btreet, College Road, and being cm allotment 43 and having 75 feet fron'sea by a depth of 100 ft now let to good tenants at total rental of 23a per week. 300 of the purchase money may re main at 7 per cent, interest. Further particulars and cards to view at the offloe ot the auctioneer' Continue- en Fourth P»_e