TELEGRAMS.

Waikato High School.

Vambbibok. this day.-The matter of v'-VrT the site for tho proposed Waikato iiSfsohool is »* present agitating the *Bi I- the local public. It is thought that ffflamilton Committee are pulling tho have it at Hamilton. It was ■ isffSSnllv understood that both committee's ■*ffi dombine to secure eadovmients, ff.; t h o question of site to bo subse leaV!?fv tolt with ; but it appears the SP«!Unn committee is endeavouring to ' WZrch. The Oimbridge Committee ; jSoVtotog theater in hand.

*Pit*MES.'thK'day.—A heavy fresh took ''■iw-nrtio'Aaueranga River this morning; Ww 3.000 logs aro now at tho saw 9W» Womst sufficient to keep the plant X employed for twolvo months.

Southern Cross Petroleum.

fIisBORNB, this day. -On Saturday morn i ,-i, the pipes were down 770 foot, and the Ml 15 feet more. Everything is most mMuraging. The directors visit tho works ; S|riday next.

WisIiINGTON, this day.—Tho question of aooointment of shorthand reporters to the ■ faSaaa camo up in the course of a bank / Ljtoy sitting this morning. . In answer to T remark which fell from a solicitor inziuted, Mr Justice Richmond said Shrw wry strange to think tho judges had nofcbeen consulted in tho matter. " Take m word for it, Mr Trovers," His Honor cStinaed, "the person who takes short land notoa will be the judge." Itisdacldod to hold a Magisterial enquiry Into the striking of the lonic tomorrow. 1 Sobbing m Churoh. » 8t JamesVPresbytorlan Church, Newton, waa broken into on Sunday morning, and the contents of the mission-box, amounting to about £2, stolen. '

Land Sale.

fi (SsisTOHOROH, this day.—On Saturday Ifabon and Co. held a sale of agricultural lifl'd, yhen yory satisfactory prices 'were obtained. 671 acres at Lincoln, 12 miles f ro m I Christohurch, were sold at prices ran ring from £13 to £22 10s per acre, tha sale realising a gross of £12,247 ; also 118 aores at Southbridge, 26 miles from Chrißtchuroh, at £22 10s per acre. Cbbistohubch, ' this day.—The Syden h»m Borough Council last night passed a resolution condemning the Government Btoposals re Local Government and Chavi

:v _.j m) ..,,, . nro. ■,- .■-. ■.. Early this morning a dxroomod hcuro, ho property of B. Round, VToolaton, was dwtroved by fire. In9urancea : £100 in the Sonth British and £30 in the New Zealand.

Fire.

[ 'Ddsbdib, this day.—A house at Caver ! ihanii owned by Peter Da vies and occupied by Mr Clugaton, was burned down early - (bit morning. The furniture was insured - for £100 In the Colonial Offien ' jThe 18-stalled st»we and men's hut, four rtalla eow-»A«d. engine-shed, and horses, I y,, properky of James Hand, were burnt i on the 23rd instant; value £400; insured • ; iSSOi' Union. >

ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE

ft . . "Tho Shaußhraun."

Anotiikb most successful performance of "lie Shraughaun " was givsn at Abbott's \ Opera House last evening. The weather waa decidedly unfavourable, but notwith standing this fact, thore was a large attendance, the lower parts of the home being crowded, while tho drosa-eirclo was well patronised. It Is scarcely necessary to say anything respecting the drama itself. It is one of the beat-known and most popular of Boucicault's plays, and the plot is familiar in Auckland, whero the drama has freqaently been produced. The piece last night was admirably staged, and the Bcenwy appropriate and beautiful. k Mr George Leitch gives a capital imperson 4Hotfrf the faithful and light-hearted Conn, and it is noticeable that hie representation :. qi Irish character differs widely from that [ . of the orthodox stago Irishman. He was a , complete success last night, and was re | peatedly called before the curtain at the i . done of the acts to receivotbe commendatory spplanse of the audience. MrH. R. Jewett's , identity in completely lost in the part ef Kornio Kinchella, which he impersonates most Batiafaotorily. Mr Frank Harcourt's nuke-upoa Kinchella'a ruffianly confederate, Murray Duff t was decidedly good, and his «Ctl%—opart,perhapß, from soroeexaggera ffifjj-was consistent, and^won the apprecia ' tton>of tho audience. Mr Apple ton aa Captain Molynoaux, Mr Robert vernon as Father Doolan, and Mr Frank Gerald as Robert Ffoliott, are all entitled to praise for the manner in which they perform i . the parts allotted to them. Amongst tfce, lfldiea, Alisa Maggie Knight dia ttagaished herself by the manner in which she played the part of ciaro Ffoliott, and to hor ataistanco much ol tho iraccMS of the performance is due. A word of commendation to the orchestra \a well deaerved. "The Shaughraun" will be • wpeeted to-night. . ■ ;'■':■>.-■;

TABLE TALK.

ftata candidates for Tauranga. ' ~ !;;S«val and Military Concert at Devonjwrt to-night ' Torawall cfonvoraariono to Rev. Lloyd Keating to-night. . rMjt Ayres, jeweller, petitions the General Assembly for redress in connection with his woent errost on a charge of burglary. Worth British and Mercantile Insurance . Company changed their location to Vulcan lane. .-•..■ : Auokland rifleshots, what nils you? Only fonr or five entered at Mr Hazard's for the practical match proposed. Roll up 1 ~ PrißMi gained at the last Presbytery ex amination will to presented in St. James's Hall to-morrow evening. Hon. James Williamson was in excellent ■ bealth, when he reached Honolulu, fie hoped to be in London early in July. .tSny ci Islands and Taupiri Coal Com panies deny that they brought pressure to bear on the Government to impose a duty on foreign cool. •; «Mr 8. Vafle has received a letter from the {few 55ealand Railway Reform League asking '- Wo .to. bring forward the question of differential rating at the next meeting of the Chamber of Commerce. ' "'.' The profits from the production of " The Sorcerer" wfll be devoted to the renova tion of the Choral Hall, as St, Thomas's ( people have withdrawn from the affair, .'.'j •-jtarge quantitioo of exhibits for the New . Zealand Industrial Exhibition are arriving . . »t Wellington. Christ's College defeated Wellington-Col lege in a football match by throe tries to nu. . ■

1 J. 11. Taylor has addressed the electors rfTaurangaat Taupo, and received a vote ■ of confidonco.', He declares his intention of eanyfag out Mr Bheehan's programme in its ■ Bntitety. ■ The Tfturangans were so certain that Mr RfiHy* jWould have a walk-over that they : gflt'yeßterday to ask him to proceed to , ,-. .-E4]lipgf»n to; take his seat at the earliest possible moment. Their plans were, how war, disconcerted by Mr Grice's address.to *h» electors. a''The Sorcerer" will be performed with a chorua 45 strong, under Herr Sohmitt. «-Th* Aihburton Agricultural Association passed resolutions in favour of steam ■' between New Zealand and > Queensland. -. t Larrikins have been endangering the k l|y«r'6f travellers' by placing blocks of wood casks, and huge stones as obstructions on JlffOnehungaEoad. , ■ ■■•».. Robertson has been appointed paid sjWnntendent of Dunedin Fire .Brigade. i at| hoM the position for a nuncber of years I wiftOßtsalary, -■ V fiiiTlS/iHutchison, arrested in Auckland i 'or Wpdnlent insolvency, stated under I* JffliP^n at Dunedin that havine built ft me l/averahain Gasworks with assistance 2H&,tne..biiok,.and Messrs Royae, Stead, "mCompany, thuy were offered to Huchi- M for £45,000, and he floated a company "^ondon to wbicVha sold them for " siH°i^ bn* he only\received in cash ■ ■ x!0,0p0/'\ ;■• ■■■''. : :.>.,-■.. :..;■'";

VOLUNTEER NOTES.

B North Shore Honorary Artillery. 1 -This Company baa room for a limited number of members, -who should apply at ?,???«'' The corps is now in course of forma ' flOa. . . i •.:'; i j !,'. "' •V.'»•■"■-■ ■." ' Bifle Match. ■ "• 1/; • , The City Guards have accepted the chal ™jg6'to fire a rifle match with eight of the ;J wannembers of No. 3 Company. Tba : iitch' will take place on the Devonport SitfiOn Saturday next—the ranges being » 200, 300, and 500 yards.' The City Guards m 5P be represented by Hay* Stirling, Jack, ■ ijtOß/enor. Soall, Dormer, Spragg, and mi »oyd; emergencies, Bacon and Potter.

CABLEGRAMS.

("Age" Specials.) A Menace to Russia.

London, Juno 17. — Tfie "Pall Mall Gazette' states that the selection of the Marquis of Salisbury aa Secretary for £u reil",, A, ffair8 ' and Lord Randolph Churchill, Secretary of State for India, are a direct menace to Russia.

Tho German Lino to Australia. London, Juno 21.—The German Llsyd's Uompany of Bremen have accepted a con tract from the German Government to run a line of their etoamera to Sydney, The voyage is to be made in 36 days.

Afghan Troops Monaco tho Russians. Tho troops of the Ameer are menacing tho Russian outpdsts. London, June 22.—The Russians at Askabad, on the Persian frontier, have imprisoned a British messenger.

Austrian Trade Unionism,

London, June 18.—Austrian shippers of soft gooda, with the exception of those ship ping carpets and floor cloths, have agreed not to deal with British or European firms. They are also sending travellers to the Colonies. _ Tho "Standard," commenting this morning upon this decision, refers to it as a system of boycotting.

THE TARIFF

LETTER FROM THE PREMIER.

(by tbleqbaph—pabliamkntaby

KGFOKTBB.)

Wellington, tbia day. At a meeting of the free trade members to-day, tho following letter was received from the Premier in reply to a resolution submitted to; them yesterday:—" Refer ring to resolutions adopted at a meeting of members re proposed tariff, which you were good enough to hand me, I have to state that I shall have much pleasure in submitting them to the Cabinet. It is the intention of the Government to carefully and thoroughly scrutinise the suggestion to them before bringing down the Customs Duties Aot, and it will be their aim to press as lightly on the industrial classes as possible, and especially not to harm our nascent industries. Thanking you pereonaly for the courteous way in which you have submitted the resolutions', believe mo to be yours very sincerely, Robert Stout.

The following resolution was adopted: " That this meeting accept with satisfaction thoassurance given by the Premier in regard to the proposed tariff that the Government will carefully and thoroughly scrutinise the many suggestions made to them before bringing down the Customs Duties Act, and desire to place on record its disapproval of any increase of Customs duties at the present time.

Mr Pyke, in presenting tho resolutions to Mr Stout, passed by tho meeting of members opposed to the Tariff, explained that forty seven had pledged themselves to oppose the Tariff as brought down. They objected to every item mentioned on which' duty was sought to be increased with the exception of spirits. Mr Stout inquired what objoc tion there wns to increasing the tea duty, whereon Mr Pyke replied that the deputa tion had merely come to submit the resolu tion passed by the meeting, and not to argue. It was as well Ministers should know that the meeting consisted of members holding both Free Trade and Protectionist principles. I have reliable information that Mr Stout was very much averse to the reply sent by himself on behalf of the Cabinent to tho re solution of the free trado mooting. He was desirous of standing or falling by the Minis terial proposals, but the majority of the Cabinet wished to temporise, and bo the Premier was compelled to give a reluctant assent to tho sentiments ho did not concur with.

(by tkusbraph.— pbbss association,)

Chbistcuubch, this day.

At a meeting of the members of tbe Corn Exchange yesterday, a resolution was parsed protesting against the proposed duty on coal.

ANOTHER LEAKY VESSEL.

Tub barque Samuel, a wooden vessel of 446 tons register, put in here this afternoon for repairs. She left Sydney Island 26 days ago, with 650 tons guano, for Falmouth, and she has been leaking so badly, that her master, Captain Watorson, considered it advisable to put in to this port.

ALLEGED INDECENT ASSAULT.

An indecent assault is alleged to have been committed.on_&.yQunj£j[irl_at Onehunga last night by a seaman of the steamer Gairloch, named Charles Webster. A war rant was issued to-day for the arrest of the accused, Webster is 30 years of age.

The girl assaulted is servant at the Manukau Hotel. Webster, who is bedroom steward on board the Gairloch, got her in the upstairs bedroom in the hotel, and was as saulting her when somebody coming to look for the servant forced the door open. Webster escaped through the window, and is now bolievod to be in Auckland. The accused was arrested by Constable Haslet, of Onehunga, just as we weretfoing so prow. The name of the girl assaulted, is Annie Johns.

WAKANUI ELECTION.

A A6OO Bet Made on tbe Hurting.

Ashbubton, this day. At tho Wakanui election nominations yes terday the show of hands resulted : Wright, 64; Ivess, 40. A poll was demanded. Mr Ivess challenged Mr Wright to stake £50 and prove that bis (Mr Ivess's) paper, tho "Ashburton Mall," ever misrepresented Mr Wright's conduct in connection with tho Methven Railway or Mount Bomers Rail way. Mr Wright readily accepted the challenge, apd announced that he would civo the wholo stakes to a local charitable institution. .

A DOUBTFUL CASE.

Meeting of jriavelTs Creditors.

A meeting of cr&ditors in tho estate of H. Flavell, Whangoroa, was hold this afternooD. tho Oflloial Assignee .presiding. Tho Offloial Assignee said tho schcdulo was unreliable The unsecured creditors amounted to £310, while, the book debts wore stated at m No mention was mode of the boat, which was subsequently rtrl^/t n hohdobtoWnied that ho had any ln^eSl?SiW^ CHuton,the debtor said ho hadffifaU his asset* to $■.*»£«*«" «hL?mnfint whioh he had mado in the letter to StoMr Atother"to the effect that Ughou*' .3S ffio«o P W wm fctosjad Misleading. which he said he was working a tfuantity of in partnership with tf'You told mo you had a large patch ol land np there. $? to Mr. Ml bis credit having been sustained or laise "P1"-

THE AUCKLAND EYEJVIJXG STAK, TUESDAY 80/ 1885.



wanwic* ;s ■ TX7ANTED, a Single Man with oor— I. <,7,7-,>i "^POrienoo, who can milk and do tfnl I ' fhnn?iln g =1«an J a y,t'10r0U8hly undorstandß U h»Srt w 9and^ gB?! waeteß to a competent hana-208 a week and found.-Apply by letter' ° i y T i e°olSinß . S?P lea ot references) w A. li. IT,"offloe of this paper. W" ANTED, a young Man fortheoountry, 3 mlloa from town, to work on a small farm, and make himself generally usoful about o 1n»BS v =af e-~i^ plyiV:^lnKand Bons- Chemists, tjueen-street, Auokland. VX7 ANTED, Young Man for general , * *„ drapery.—Apply ti James Soutt, Lon don House. Yiotorta and Nolaon-Btreeta. W ANTED, a Good Plasterer for a small t» i J<>b.-Apply Maßon and MeTlwraith, Litiimont, Remuera. WAN TED, a Prosser. — Auckland ~ Clothing Faotory, Customs-atroet East (opposite Coupland'a new buildings). W "ANTED, a Cabinetmaker, and a Boy . w t °l, "*?**£ handy with the toolß.-Apply m 3M* Rot: h' ? hBW Bedding and Furniture Mart, Victork-BtreetEast. I*7" AN TED, 2 "Smart Boys about 15 yoars p*T w^? cT Apply at Glednlll's Cordial Factory, Wolleßley-streot. YV ANTED, an Improver to Staircase WaLeKLr3^o^-^ 1-o^"' WANTED, Improver to the Carpenter ing ; also, a Boy for the Painting.—Ap ply on job, Snasox-streat, Surrey Hllla. VIT'ANTED, Apprentices to .the Dress _» " making.—Apply Jameß Soutt, London House, Viotoria and Nolson-streeta. W "ANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply to Mra S. Morrln, Daspher. Remuera. WANTED, a trustworthy Girl ns general _ . servant-Apply Mrs Waters, corner of Kyber Paaa and Arawa-street. \T_T ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply ■JT to Miss Alexander. Kpsom. \\T ANTED, a good General Servant; T T alao, a little Girl to assist — Apply to Mra Robert Browning, Arney Road. Romnora. W/'ANTBD, a General Servant Apply iT to Mrs McGuire, Qraf ton Road, off Wyn yard-atreet. W "ANTED, competent General Servant, for small family; rsferoncea required.— Apply to Mrs Jackson. Qrakei Road. Remnera. WANTED by a respectable married woman, a Baby to wet nurse; no children of her own: references glvon.—Apply Mra Evans, Chapel-street. WANTED, a Situation to Drive Horse and Buggy. Can do plain gardening and can milk.—Apply " HpkV Star Offloe. WANTED, two or three respectable Boarders; two minutes' from Queen Btreet; £1 week.-Apply Bovcgo'a Store, Cook stroot. ANTED, Boarders, 18a, washing in cluded, doublo or single rooms, bath: overy convenience.—John Hunter, Newton Houso, Karangahape Road. WANTED, 2 or 3 respectable Boarders in private family In upper Vlnce"nt-st.; terms, 16s ed per week. Also, Furnished Bed room to Let—Address at Mr Bevege's, Cook-Bt VTTANTED, 2 or 3 respectable Boarders, T T first-claes accommodation; terms, 18c, washing Inclnded. — Mrs Smith, Belle Vue House, Bertsfordatreet. TT7"ANTED, Boarders; bath, home com- Tl fores, excellent table, splendid view, superior accommodation; terms, £I.—Konil worth House. Upper Vincent-Btreet WANTED, Board and Residence in private family by musical gontleman. Near Viotoria-fltreet Would like to crivo rta»o lessons aB part payment.—Address "J. 5.," Star Offlco. W ANTED, by Single Gentleman, good Room, In quiet private family, within U mile ol Post-office.—Apply " Immediate,'1 Post-offloe. Auckland. ■ W ANTED, the Publio to Call and See the New and Second-hand Buggies, Waggons, etc., at the Thames Carriage and Dray Faotory, Viotorla-streot East "YITANTED, £250 for two years, to extend M« good paying business; good eoonrity and interest None but principals dealt with.— Apply " P. 8.1.." Star Offlco. W" ANTED, Rags and Tailors1 Clips at the Marine Store, Custom-street West, opposite Cj_y Baths. | W ANTED to Buy, a good, active Pony, about 13 hands.—J. Warren, Karanga hapo Road. WANTED, a Working Partner to join advertiser in Dairying, near (lrst-olaes market Capital required, £300.—Apply J. It. G ray,Jllgh-B treat • - ■ WANTED to Sell, a new Bassoon, with all the latest improvements; no objec tion to giving a few lessons.—Apply W. B. Webster, General Post Offloe. WANTED to Sell, a 4 horsopowor Knglne and Tubular Boiler, cheap; also a new I horse power Boiler, with furnace door, bars, funnel, etc., 7ft 4ln long, Stt, and a new Patent Ba«d-Saw, hand or steam power, with I blades, Saws, oto.—W. L. Roth. \XfANTED to Sell for £450, Mount it Eden main road, grand Allotment 01 feet frontage; depth, 165 feet S-roomed Houso, ooat £250; bath, conoreto tank, 2,000 gallons; gronnd alone worth £320.—Particulars at Mac olcsfleld Villa, Karangahapo- Road, near Taber naole "ANTED To Lot, front Bedroom, Furnished, (or lady or Kontleman. with or without board.—Apply to Mrs Weir, Wyn yard street (back of Grammar School). ANTED to Let, in Grey-street, a lar?c Shop, with plate-glass front; rent, £1 per week.—Apply next door to Madame Botlnelll, Qrer-Btreet WANTED, Tenants for 3 New Houses within 2 miles of South British. 'Basses pass tbo property. To suitable families greatly reduced rentals* — Apply J. It. Randerson, Auctioneer. W "ANTED at Once, 20;000 Pick and Shovol Men to call at Garrett Broa'. and secure Watertight! at 8s 6d; Bluchers, is 6d. Bale will last tor One Month only. W ANTED.—When you are In Hobson- Btroet, call at Mnnro & MiUIK-n'a anJ 000 Us* inw and oholoo stock ot Tweedß and Coat ings Just opened (or the coming season. No Shoddy goods or slop-making and trimming at this establishment W "ANTED, the People of Newton to look out for the Temperance Band, and oomo with them to the Meeting, 7.30, Kdinburgh stroet Chuloh. ' \%J ANTED SE3N—Beautiful Birthday Vt Cards, just opened, at Charles Eelsey and Ca's. 120. Qneen-Btreefc WANTED KNOWN—On Sale, Bricks, Lime, Sand, Comynt, and Ground Mortar, Lifting Jaoks on Hire.—N. McLean, Bnllder. late J. J Hn^a-yj, _ffl.n | »6tH>sfc ANTED KNOWN—A . Quantity of ( Earth (or filling can be had by applying to Thos. Blaok, Ylncent-Btrcet WANTED KNOWN-Chbaf Timbbb ! Cheap Timtibb! And all other klndo of Building Material, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the yards of D. Qou>ni .Albertertxeet.. .. "ANTED KNOWN.—Charles Keleey and Co. are allowing Ten per cent dis count off all cash purchases of Fancy Goods over flveshillings.—OharleaKelsoy and Co., ISO, Qoeon-Btreet WANTED~KNOWN.— Ten per cent. dlßcount is taken off all purchases of Gold and Silver Jewellery at Kelwy's. They keep no imitation jewellery, Kverythink guaranteed. — Charles Kolsoy and Co., 120 Queen-street. , t%T~£ NT"E"_TK N^WTSTT^White^a W Oolbnred Shirta, Cotton. Merino, and LambB1 Wool ahirti, Pants and Hosiery, Ties, Collars, Braces (Argosy and others), football Suits at Prtoes not to be Beaten, at J. W Shaokclford-'B, 88, Viotoria street V doors above Albflrt-otroot. ' , ii i "ANTED KNOWN—See our Stock of Blankets before ptirohaairig-ffiOOworUi. 94 Blanketß. 8s 6d. 9s 6d, and 10s M per pair; 104 Blanketo. 12b 6d. 17s 6d. «nd 20s per pair; Twill Sootoh Blankets. New Zealand Blankets, and Coloured Blankets. These goods are the best value we ever offered.—D. MoPhorson, garanganape Road. ■..-.-■ W ANTED KNOWN—ThatJ.Giknour, of Parnell, has secured a large quan tity of the piok of Owen and Graham's Balvage Stock at a reduction In most of tho lines ot SO Ser oent The goods are perfeot, and in-no way amaged either by fire or water, and he Is deter mined to sell tho whole at a very small advance, so that the publio may have tho benefit or. ro markably Cheap Goods while the Sale laßts. ANTED KNOWN—Are your Boy's logs getting too long for hla Trousers? Tho Remedy, speolally recommended, is to tako him to Bendelrs, Top of Grey-streot, and buy him one of the Tweed Suits ont of tho Salvago Btocki This lot was just a little damp only by the rain In moving, now dry and In good order. Prices to suit. _____ WANTED KNOWN—That "Nothing SucoeedslJke Success." This has been demonstrated in the success that has attended the Eoltpse Sale at Goodson's London Arcade. The remaining portion of the Wellington Stook will be disposed of by Publio Auotfon on the Premises by Mr Arthur, on.TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, June 9)th and July Ist; and as the Bteok then offered will be for bpna fide Sale. Md very varied, it will bo a fine opportunity This plan has been adopted rather than sub ject the reputation of the London Aroado to bo prejudicedby a Continuous Sale from a dateless period, knowing neither beginning nor end, a plan now so generally adopted. NOTE—TUESDAY, June BOth. and WED NESDAY, July Ist, the days of ARTHUR'S SAM at tho ; - london arcade. Wanted, known. THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE DAY, REVOLUTION IN THE TAILORING TRADE. SUITS TO MEASUBB AI WHOLESALE PBIOEB. ALLWOOL SUITS from SCOTCH, KAIAPOL or ROSLYN TWEED. «s; TROUSERS, 13s. Overcoats from 2Ss to 60s. But we speolally desire to draw public attention to our Bos Tweed Solta to measure, £3 17s 6d. These are 'from the Best Tweeds in. Auokland. and the usual retail price ia £6 10s. Good judges pro nounce our Trousers superb. From the best material, 20s 6d; usual retail price. 355. We have the largost tailoring concern in the North Island, and therefore give bur patrons the benefit of our Wholesale prloos for not cash. Choloe selection of everything good and fanoy in Coatings, Suitings, and Trouserings. Just look in and bs convinced." "AH goods shrunk. Material, Stylo, and Fit unsurpassed. . , AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPAN?, CUSTOMS-STREET EAST, Otmosite Couplana's New BuUdlngs. BufllnMaHouriTßlSO to 5.50; 3.80 on Saturd y ■■■ ; ~



and Dray gD. a strong Lad, used to the Hotel. ' ""^oung »j r l to mind a i WANTED, Woritff Lan«- Provincial f at Shops in Karang- __ Proteatant HalJ.—Win.JDorberaber. Apply y WANTED, at.Hannaford'Soad> ™^ al Registry (eatab. 22 years), _, ' (ParnoU), gentleman's family. Snd f WANTED, at Hannaford's AuckliJ ; Registry (eßtab. 22 years: telephone 278)"-1 HoußOm!)idandGonoral(conntry),privatefamily. WANTED, at Hannaford'a Auckland Registry (Established 22 years. Tele phono 278), working Houaekoepor. W"" ANTEDTFemaIe Cooki 20sTHouse maid. 109 (same oouutry hotel). Urgent. —Hannaford'a Auokland Rogiatry. WANTED a Good, Strong Girl, to make Herself Gonorally Useful.—Apply at Darby's Dining-rooms, Quecn-atroot. WANTED To Hire, for a monTh~or~s_ weok, a light Draught Home for a spring cart: must bo Btaunch.—Apply Sharland and Co., Wholesale Druggists, Lorno-stroet. WAOTEDTGenerarServantTfo^privato family, at Walkato; one child, nursa kept; good wages. Also, Cook, Romuera.—K. Honry s Registry. ANTED, Situations by good Cloneral Servants, Cook and Laundrcssos. Houaoraoida. Nurseglrle, and Girls to assist.—E. Honry'a Registry. WANTED, a smart, tidy Girl to take care of Children.—Apply at once to Mrs Boohan, Castlo Drapery. Queon and Grey-Bts. "ANTED, Good General Servant. No ohildren,—Apply after 7 o'olook, Oaborno Houso, Hobßon-strect, opposite St. Matthew's Church. "ANTED, Generals, Kurse Girls, Housemaids, Waitresses, Female Cook (20b), Chinese Cook for vessol, »t once.—A. Mo- Ij»<o<Va,7, Queen-Btreet, orSt,Mary's Road, Fon sonby. WANTEDTby^Young Englishman, age 22, of good education and address, Situation in any capacity; thorough knowledge of atationory business, and well acquainted with the gooda and parcels forwarding agencioß. Outdoor work preforred. Highest references.— " Z.Y.X,."STAROffIoe. ■___ WANTJSP, a Lady to join another aa Partner in a faahlonsblo and woll eatabllßhed Millinery and Drapery Buaineaa in town, whoro she oan bo ono of the family If dotirablo. Capital required, £iSO. For full particulars address G.L., Poßt-ofllot'. Auokland. WANTED, for a pormanency, a quiet Comfortablo Home with respectable family, by a middlo-aged bualceas man, who wohU bo Tory littlo troublo; can furnish his! own bed-room ; within fifteen minutes walk of Poit-offlco, and with Bnmll garden preferred.— •Addreß^, ytlth tcrma^J. B^Recd, Btah Ofllco. W"~ ANTED~KN6WN7-"OurTromlsos will bo Closed on Thursday next for marking down Stock for our Flrut Sile on Friday. — Hannken Bros., Drapors, Clothiora, etc., 300 and 302, Queon-atreot. T*T aITT~WI) KNOW Nt * * That R» TuDEnorE,Plumber, Wellesley street, always keeps in stock a splendid assort mnnt of Oasaliera, Gas Brackots, Pendants, and Gaa Globos of newest designs I also, a good stock of Electrio Bolls-and Fittings, Water Pipes and Fittings, and ovopy requisite of the trades Libetal allowance niadu to the trade. TTtT ANTED KNOWN. '~.,. salvag_T~salvage i j. h. ha nn an, VICTOIUA-STRKET, Is oelllng rart of Owen and Graham's Drapery Stock, damaged by water only. It must be Bold at onco. WANTED KNWON, THAT J. H. DALTON, TAILOR, Viotorla-etreot East. Has procured a special lino ot TWEEDS tor OVERCOATS, and oan do a BTRBT-OIiASa OVERCOAT FUOM til UP TO « 10a Extiia Good Value. J. Hi U. can also supply VOMJNTKKUSI UNIFORMS, both Drees and Undress, at Eng. llsh Cost Price. Note tho addreaa— crrv TAnxjiuNG estabijsumknt. VIOTOBIA-STIUtKT KAST. COMPANION. — Comfortablo Hrme VV • oirerod by pit vato f wuily inPonwmby to a Lady, who would in return bo willing to assist with domoatio duties; servant is kopt.—Apply R. J. Companion. Star Office. MESSENGER, Portor, or any place of trust; good penman, 15 years' charaoter; smaUjßalary roqnlred —Address G. Btab Office. P* ~~LOUGHING.—Wanted, about 2 acres Ploughed at Ponsonby. — Apply Mr Wes tern, Mossrs Owen and_Graham'e, Queen-street, PHOTOGRAPHY. — Wanted, a FireC ola»s Ro-touoher. -Apply at once, Tuttlo and Co . Kllto Studios, 218, Qaeen-street. TRTNERSHIP.-Reqiiired, a Man with capital (about £300 to £500) to keep the books and conduct the correspondence of a small but rapid';" increaßing manufacturing bu siness^—Apply^V^LNV^SrAß Office. m O B U T C H E: R S. Wanted, tho Trade to know that Kumpa and Ijilnnof Beetaxß oxohaiigod t or BnsKetß.— for tormi, apply FOS3 & cST Butchers. Queen- Mreet ■ il fi AAA PERSONS Wanted to JL\Jt""" Purchase the Balanoc c onr Btoqk of Boots an* Shoes, amour J^ In value to £9,000. at nnhoard-of prices. A now on.—Barrett Broo.. Wakellold-Btreet, AMU lana _____________________________ To Let TO L E T, ThoTwO-storled BBICK BUILDINGINCOMMKUCK-BTRBKT ■ Lstoly occupied by A. and B. Katon.- A"P rtHENDBRaON ft MA.OFARLANB. O LET, a first-rate Bottling Cellar, with ooncroto floor.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, Land Agents, Fort-street. TO LET, Suite of Offices, Ground Floor, Queen - street, Best Position.—Apply G. Lewis, Auctioneer. . T~ O LET, new 5-roomed House (good yard), Stanley-street, Arch Hill: rent 12s. —Apply F. Nightingale, Collage Road. TO LET, a Five and Eight-roomed Houso; also Lirgo Stable.—Apply James Irvino, top of Wakeflold-atrcot. I T" O LET, two Large Furnished Rooms and the usoof the kitchen, piano, opposite Bt, Jameß'a Church. WelllnKton-streeb T~ O~LET, a Furnished Bed and Sitting room, with nsa of kitchen, if required,— Apply lil. Vlotorla-street West. T"~ O BE LET, a small Sbop in the best part of Queen-street. — Apply to W, L. Mitchell, Land Agsnt. Qnnen-street, ■ TO LET, Shop and S rooms, every con vonionco; corner Jerrols Road and Cur ranatreet; tent, 16a; flna position for ftulteror. 0 LET, 3-roomed House.—Apply Mrs X W.. Morrison, Karangahape Road, behind Bank of N.Z. si TO LET, 2-roomed House, glass veran dah. Low rent,—Apply 3rd houso Point street, View Point. Mount Eden. , O LET, Brick Shop and Dwelling in Karangahapo Rood.—Apply T. Bolohor, Queen-street. TO LET, a 4-roomod House in Swanaon stroet.—Apply R. Finlay's Shop, corner of Swanson and Chapei-Btreets. ■* - O. LET, Two Kooms, with fireplaco, in Kdtnbnrgh-str^ot. Newton; rent, 7s por •weeft;—Apply Star Offloo. f_nOSLßT,'two new Shops and Dwelling- X houses. In Unjon-Btreet,—Apply to Edward Bartley, Architeot. ■' •" ■ ■ • ■ TO LET, a Bakehoueo in Nelson-street; excellent, oven; moderate rant to a good tenant. —Apply H. J. Riordan, Hobaon street O LET, 4-roomed House, Codrington ; i stiSieK—Apply J. Murphy, Keppel-Btreet, Arch Hill. I TO .LET, 2 Front Rooms, partly .-furnished or unfurnished,-with Venetian blinds, third houso from Alma Storos, Spring street, oif College Road. Ponsonby. TO LET, in r Upper Qu,een street, close to District Sobool; House of 7 rooms; gas and water.—Apply W. Jamieson, Undertaker, Wo lealcy-Btreet Hast. -. flpO LET, a Shop and five Rooms, in the JL beat part of HobHon-atreot; counter and other ilttlnKß.—Apply H. J. RiordaD, Hobson street. , ~..'•• - ' . TO LET, Shop and 5 rdome, Hi-bson gtrcet, near Oook-streot—Apply to Thomas Constable, next Munro and MiUigan's, Uobson street:1 -;' ''' .';: ''• '.\i.'' t . TO LET (Furnished), an 8-roomed Houbo ; fine view, gas, bath, oity wator. Fifteen minutes' walk of town.—Address '■ Houso," Stab Office. T~ O~LET (Howe St.), House, containing 5 rooms and ecullery; immediate IOBaeBSIOn. Ront, Us per week.—Apply Malcolmson, Do Lacy& Co., High-street. O^BE LET—Brick Shop and 9-room Dw ft/ng, Wollosley-utreot. Ront, only *2.—Apply to 'W. L. Mitchell, Coombeß's Arcade. , . ■■• TO LET, pleasantly Furnished Bodroom fora Jadv ; rrnt, i«; boivrd if required.— Apply. G. A. Birtlei, Newton-street, Newton Road. ' '■ ■ . ■ , _ TO I. T, Nupier-Rtreet, a Five-roomed lion-is; .m water, and every con venience.—. . -U-.-ntsr> Stionbury's Buildings, Queenatrc t. i, TO LE IV-It y'i «T Pass, 7-roomed House, regie'i r g* '-■, range, Kaa nud wntcr; wash haua;'. ,--v: rent, 2ls.—H. Piirtiogtiou, Stichbnry'aJ I '!* • f". TO LET, I uiliira-Htreetjlaryfi Biii'ding Of 8 rouius. gas and water, in table for factory or boarding house; sleo, Large Room, 21 x 30W.-11. Partißgton, Stiohbury'B -uildiogs.



TlO LET, a new 4-roomod Cottage of «&l- go y ■ 8B 6d per woek-J- M THO LET, good 5-roomod House, 10s 6d, w*a a? nnw 3-roomed Honao, 7b 6d.-Inqulre l-S w Ol!l e« lofi S l6? CodriDgton-street, ofi jroatNorthgoad. beaide publicsohooU THO LET, Houee of 6 rooms and scullory 2a M™? to '{ rai?way Terminus; rent lon™ ? n/00^4 pplsr t0 thß Zew Zealand WjßgJ^nd^andjata^Agenoy, High-Btroet TlO LET OR SELL, a 4-roomed Cottage pb LET ! TO LET !7ZA~~nW~lv¥- I._r°?"lod1._ r°?" lod Housfl with low cellar and oiy csnvorienca. Hacket-streot, Ponsonby >nt lfls per wook.-Apply on preaiines or next 18b pSi W^T, Kyber Pass, a Shop and CoombesTPmed Dwelling; a first rate Btand • nrari T'w'p'Nf!te{l 'or a chemist; rent, only T°<JBrd prty to w- L- *« Rooms; gas and wu. .— kitchen j immediate Jiarangahapeßoad, oolmaon, DoLacy and Co-.m'B, House of Six mO BE LET OR BULaJ?« Btove in L House, Upper Parnoltfprty Mal beautiful view, best well of bo,_ rooms, rent. 25b ; nothing lobb than (TVhjte Kvanß, Town Agont. or on tho spot. -, n _L T'"O~LET, House of six rooms, kitch Pi and bathroom (Ayr-fit., Parnell), water antf f:as, allotment 80 x 213; grand view and healthy o-ulity.—Apply to Malcolmßon, DoLaoy, & Co., High-street. ___ TO BE LET, Gordon House, Hobson street, 12 rooms, bathroom, good cooking range, Venetian blinds, gau, water, and every convenience for a firat-olasa boarding-house.-- Apply to W. L. Mltcholl, Conmbeß's Arcade, TO LET, a Small Farm with good houeo and securely fenced; would make a good dairy farm ; about 24 miles from Devonport, on the Lake Road.-Liliewall Broa.. Poßtofflco, North Shore. TO LET (Upper Union-street), House of 0 woll-flniahed Booms; water, &o.; rteht of-way to Pitt-streot ; large Bhed that would do for workshop; good view.—Full particulars at D. F. Evans's, Auctioneer and Land Agenty s 868 0 LET (Cook-street), a comfortable House of 9 large Booms; gas and city water: nicoEback-yard, &c.; would make a splendid boarding-house.- Full partioularß at office of D. F. Evans, land and Estate Agent. 965 0 BE LET, between Ponsonby Road and Richmond Road a good Shop and flvo-roomod .Dwolling. The rapiaity with which this district is rising Into importanco males this n pood opportunity for almost any business.—l or further particulars apply to W. \i. Mitchell. Coombes's Arcado. fIHO BE LET, on Lease, Mount Roskill, X 3 Aores of stood Land and 8-Roomed ■"■■ "nlly ReaMonoa; o&tbroom, stable and coaoh ~<*f€, cowshed, CowJhouao, vinory, orchard, ihHcii auil paddock.—For full pnrtionlM-u ■Ply to W.UlutoheQ, House Agent, Coombes's rpO LET, a Shop, with 6 rooms attached, I corner of Richmond Road. Ollphantßtroot, and Lincoln-Btree\ having three frontages; occupied by Mr H. Field, Grocor, for the last two years; gond opening for a smart huelnetja man.—For particulars apply John Porter, Rich mond Storo, Richmond Road. T O~bITIET, in the Suburbs, 2 very dolightful Villa Residences, nearly two aores of ground each. Railway Station In front, and omnibuasoß pass the doori. Theeo are ohoico dwellings.—W. L. Mitohell, Land Agont, Coombes'a Arcade. 0 B E E1 T, Those VKJIY COMMODIOUS PREMISES In VTotoria-Btreet, at present occupiod by Moß»re T. and It. Cooke, as i Furniture Warehouse. There is a well-lighted cellar and extensive storage room. Immodlate possesßicn oan be given. lmitchklu Estate Agont, Coombaa b Arcado. EVONFORT.—To Let, J3everal Cot tages and Furnished Houssb.—Apply 11. and It. Dml or, Houbo and Land^gentoj TO^PHOTOGRAPHERS.— To Let or Lcaso, central, suitable promisee, 40s per woek. Best stand In Queen-street.- Apply IJ7 for ftaie POST-OTFICE. TKLEPHONE BOBEAB FOR SALE, Twa 400-gallon Tanks, with taps.:&o. Also Pump and Pipe. B. and A. JONES, Ironmongers. Ponsonby. F^oiX~SALE,~Blaok Mare, 6 yearn old; ton trial; very showy in sny kind of har neß9 ._Apply G. Chambers, Franklin ltoafl. F"~OR~PRIVATE SALE, at thoHarpof Krin Hotel. Revoral good Horsee, broken to bb3illo and harnoae. IT^OR SALE, an /Erfttod-wator, Cordial, 1 and Sauce Plant complete; Premises at a low rental —Apply John Hold & Son. Dunodln. FOH SALE, 400 Brick Covers (moro or leßß).—Apply " J.T.," Sugar Works, North- OOtO; . " I7IOR SALE, 5 Aores of splondid Green 1 Food Oate; in lota to suit purohasoro.— Apply to J. Wronnall. Point Chovalier. FOR SALE, North Shore, three 5-roomod now Houses; good situation ; oonvoniont to wharf; range ned regtstor grato. Also 0, 8, and U-roomod Houbob; very cheap: volmnio soll.-G. Brown, No. 37. Queon-Btroi't Wharf. F'TTr SALE, the 3-ton Saoht Ethol May (coppered), with all gear, etc., In good ordo ; ouitablo for either pleasure or working purposes.—Apply Thames Carriage and Dray Fn.'tory, Vlotorlfl-Wrect Kast. FOiISALB, Handsome 4 roomed Gable Villa; bay window, almost now: well finished throughout: gas and wntor; S mlnutoa fromtlrobcll; terms easy.—Apply to Mr "Poot ton. Grocer, next Nowton Kast Sohool, Upper Qunnn-Btrcnt. -- ' ■E^OR SALE, Tsrnperance Terrace, Re- JO ronora, two Bplendldly-Bituatocl AUOtmontu, 60 x 3Cfl ; close to the Hemuora Hall; will boU very cheap.—For further particulars apply D. F. Kvans. Auotlonoer and Land Agont. 1515 TTIOR SALE, in Stanley-streoti by Great jjD North Road, only 16 minutes' walk from ■ueon-strent, a cholaa level Allotmont, 33 x 110. substantially fnncod, planted with prnamontal treos &o.; position healthy, and good view. —Terms, &c, to D. F. Kvang, Lmd Agont. OR SALE, handsome ViUa Residences, comffli-tabl* CottaKes, beautlfnl Building Sites; grand Business Sites—cheap on easy terms ; Cottage, trooroe and goullory, &c. for £150; Allotments near Tramway Terminus, Ponsonby, 87s 8d per foot Beo Stab Supplo ment-D. T. Evans, Lend and Batata Agent, - FOR SALE. In Symonda-street, near City Road, a Comfortable Villa Resi dence of 8 rooms, lofty, nloe hail, gas and city wator throughout, asphalted paths, sido en trance, bay window, reglßtorerote, stands high. Grand posiUoo.-Anply to U. ff. Evans, Land Agent «, "0? imOR SALE, Port Albert, Kaipar 314 a, Jj Acres of good Frsohold Land, nearly all f oncod in by oreek and winfcfrwoo j SO acres laid down In gross; small oroW« i fresh water all the year sound; water frontage, and adjoins the Port Albert Townihlp For further particulars, apply D. F. Hvona, Auctioneer and Land Agent. . . . 101 l . FOR SALE, Bond-stoeet, Arch Hill, a pretty freehold Cootnge of four rooms and ocullory: paseAße, flft. wide j verandah, register ijrato. oolonialoveu, ana alnJc | » good woll of water; nlco level allotment, 83 x 105 feet, plautcU with troes. Cards to i4ew, upply D. F. Kvftnß, Anotloneer *nd Ratftte Agent. UOB. OR SALE, Dunedln-Btreet, noar St. Mbtv's Convent, Poneonby, handsome Villa Resldenoo, 0 rooms, roplote with all oon vonlenoca l ga», city wator. The house i' almost now, and in nplendld order; stands high, and commands moat obarmlng view ef the harbour; moat healthy and dellfthtf ul ospsot. Prioo. <BSSO. Torms if requlrod.—D. F. ISVBBB, Land'and Estate Agent . MM FOR SALE, Mount Eden, 6ff Mount Eosklll Boad, a pretty Villa Residence, ruetlofttcfl, Buperbly flnfshed off, 6 rooms, lofty, hath-room, pantry, Leamington range, 2register mates, bay window, splendid hall, tanoy glaßß floor i water laid on to bath and pantry by 2 600-gnllon tanks; pleketfenoe; corner Allot ment, 41 x 118; very large stable ariafowlhpwo; gas within 200 feet. The view obtaineditrom this property is unsurpassed in the distriot with uue prospective value.—Terms, &c on applioa on to D.Fißvann, Estate and Land Agent OR SALE," JUNCTION FARM, ALBXANDRA-A Splendid Farm of 679 acros. Freehold. This Valuable Property is situated at the Junction of the Punui and Waipu Rivers, with a frontage of 2J miles to the Waipa, which makes a petmnnent fenoo. The land 1b level, rioh, and dry, 479 acres arc fenced and divided into eight pftddooke. A Fine Largo Houho of 0 well-finlshea rooms, with Vor andnh round throe sides. A most desirable Sroperty and paying well. Will soil at low gurs.—Fo* all further partionlfl.ru, apply D. F. Kvans, Auctioneer, Land; and Katate Agent. 1511 OR SALE, the Goodwill and Furniture of a very seleot Private Boarding Estab lishment, position unrivalled, and most oentrally Bituated, only 10 mlnutes'Swalk from General Po»t-offlco, commanding a most extensive view of the harbour, &o. It posseßsea all modern improvement. 16 spaolouß rooms, Jlno large hall, furnished throughout, most comfortable, together with nioo-toned piano; bathroom, plunge, and shower; gas and water through out. Thorn are several gentlemen permanent boarders; this Is a most fashionable'locality, and to anyone requiring a most sure and pro fitable, investment this is an opportunity rarely met. with. Full information on application to D. F. Bvans, Auotloneer and Land Agent. 88 OR LEASE, NGARUAWAHrA OR NEWCASTLE, blx miles up the*Waipa River, a Firet-class Farm of 250 Acres, fonoed and sub-divided into nine Paddocks. Bidh al luvial noil. Tho whole area has been oultlvatod, with the exoeption of about 15 aores, which is in bush for fencing purposes. The property has a frontoKO of half-a-mile to tho Waipa River. Tho Walkato Steam Navigation Company's uteamors pass four times a week. The House is nearly now, with seven fine rooms, fitted with every convenience, and all the usual outbuild ingo—For further particulars, apply to.D F, Kvans, Auctioneer and Land Agent , 927 O R S A L E, On tiik Mount Rosktll Road, Fivo Aores of Good Voloanlo Laud, subdivided into five paddooks in good grass, each paddock well planted with ornamental trees; agood orchard and garden, together with building thereon ereoted, viz. :— -■. A good 7-roomod Rflaldenoo, agood/ | outhouse. 31 by 16, containing coach- j | ' hnn<-, two-atalled stahle, man's , '■■'-,• rroin, dairy, and larga hay loft; also. ' cow-house, fowl and tig-houses. 3,000 . I gallon cistern and 100 gallon tank. jfhla property will bo sold oheap, and ta suited for a gentleman's residence.. and car. bo out u'i into allotments, if required: (Mstunce from tho Post office three miles:'buse« pass the property every hour.—For furthoi particulars, apw to Carbines & Tayloh, Auctioneers, Queen-street.



:£TOO WILL fflakey<>« the proprf -1 *S 3/ etor of a flrat-rate 8-roosied House and Storeroom in Albert Avenue. Mount Kden, the whole well and completely flnbhe< Water laid on. very large Allotment M xvi well planted with fruit trees, flower garden &o, ; also, coal and. fowl houses. The wound tionoer Randeraon, Auo ~A BARGAIN.—Cash deposit of £10 will oTTTi seou™ 2 Allotments, new 5-roomea House, f ta ™ n?,^ arls fti b? aPPlJi°g at once to W T/. Mitchell, Land Agent. CoomWs Aroade. BRICK SHOP AND DWELLING" WELLKBLEY-BTRKET. ' FOR S ALB, the Lease of Superior Premises. Good Business Stand and Excellent AcoommJ dation as Private Residence, with gaa and water and all conveniences. Pried low. " Mjr W. L, MITCHELL, Land Agent, ' Cooinbeß's Arcade. DOARDING-HOUSB,centrally'Bituated, Mr' vH h leasP o£ commodious brick premises (22 rooms), furnished throughout, to besold as a going concern, with all requisites for carrying on ; paying business, at (he low price of £150: any reasonable) offor will bo entertained.— Apply J. R. Rauderson. "TOTTAiihl PIANO For Sale. Price, V-/ £13. -Apply for addrflßS Stab Offlce. KTEWTON KOAD.-Very Desirable -i Corner Section and 7-roomed Dwellice in tart-rate Repair with all Conveniences for a imily. Not far from Symonds-street, in a *"-& Position, always commanding a Good Ki. The owner, : desiring to realise, will JL tow Flgure.-W. L. Mitcholl, Land a Buitambes s Arcade. ArcSteofHor-Houseß and Allotments Saints' Church,'i Anyone wishing to iind "-^~^TfWVrT"fir ITtment in the Ponsonby T>OSEDALE JWy to W G. Mitohell, IX containing 31 aorUgent, opposite All roomed Homestead, usttV fi acres boing in good orrass (spic —-—=r—- B balance valuable building timOhe West, % from station. Reason for selling, otf-th five- 1 Price, £176: or would exchange for: 18} p er ty._Apply J. R. Randerson, Anotlonfl), "VXTELLINGTON-STREET (opposite >. W Jamerfs).—Fine Buainess Site, 16 X 100 J cheap. £16 per foot; easy terms. Two I"****™ Allotments, main road, Northcote: each 86 x 231; excellently situated for orchard purposes, having also good Bite for house; 25b per foot; eroater portion of purchase money may remain at' 8 per cent. Also, Lot 25, Robkbank Estate, near corner of Rosebank and Great North Road, containing 3rlp i olose to railway station and Government School. May ba had a bar gain, ownar having determined to realise. Price, ?0s per foot, or offer.—J. R. Randerson, Auctioneer. /j*/rALCOLMSON,TYET ACY,&£<O. TH3 N.Z. HOUBE, LAND. ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL AGENCY, COBNEB VULOAN LANB AND HIOII-BTBBBT. ARCHITECTS, CIVIL KNGINEERB, AND SURVEYORS. t* K. fti\ — St. Stephen's Avenue, ?*s>O"" ParhoU-A Commodious Family Bosldenoe, containing 7 rooms and bath-room, water and gas laid on, front and Bide verandah, every convenience; corner allotment, 66 z 140. Ternin can be arranged to a suitable purchaser. i?OliA -HOWE-ST. — House 01 5 a&«!>"" " rooms and soullery. This house being in tho city offers^ splendid investment to anyone desirous of acquiring a good freehold property. Tonne, £10 cash: balance on weekly p&y ni on 18» /•no/v_COTTAGE of 5 rooms For 3&i4<O\f Sale in Keppel-st, Great North Road. Terras, SSO cash, £2M mortgage at 8 per cent, por annum, and the balance, £30, by weekly FOE SALE *IUVv in a rising country town snip jabout 20 rooms, outhouses, stabling for 12 £»f'/WK —Small Family Residence dfoO""* of 8 rooms, kitchen, and bath room: gas and water; allotment 66 x 213. Ayr-streot Parnell: leasohold, 10 years; grand viow, healthy locality, close to the Grammar School and Manukau Road. JL*k~*F i\ —For Bale, in o prosperous 3^\>O"» village near Auoklaud, remu nerative BuslneßS Promises containing 2 large Shops and Dwellings of 5 rooms each; also the Business as a going concern, at present con ducted as a Drapery and Dressmaking ostab- Ishment. Stook, whioh Is first olaBS, can be had at valuation. The above business ia one whioh is BoWom to bo met with, and satisfactory reasons for disposing of same can be given. X*QAA —A weU established and dbv""» prosperous Tobacco and Cigar Buslnosß, with Shop, for disposal; leading tho roughfore, handsome profits j owner rotwing. J^Q^yPC —HOUSE of 6 rooms and aSjyO 4 O« Boullory, quite new, Bltuatod in Home B*y t Ponsonby; oloeo to tramway, Termß, £Si, balance by weekly or monthly in stalmohtfl. ' ■x ~ _i?"l AA —FOR SALE, a Prominent 3t»-L"\J» Level AUotmeet, ovorld iBI, situated at the oorner of Ballsbury-atreet and Richmond Avonue-" The Pines" H«ate| pleasant surroundings, and healthy position. TERRACE, Cot 3b» XO"» tageofS rooms and Allotment Terms £10 cash, balance by weekly instalments. j(*O/fl A—FOR SALE, one of the best 3&&iJc\f Building Sited in Ponoonby, Bituatod In Wallaoe^troet, extra deep allotment, level ground, wldo thoroughfare, good neigh bourhcod, healthy locality, close to the Tramwaj Tormlnus and Ponwmby Pier. Terms, no deposit J?QTK. —Cottage o£ 5 rooms with 3&O 0 O* gas and ovory convenience well fonood. and providod with concrete paths Bitu»tod in Roso Road. Torms, «10 casn, ano balanco by arransomont. _i»QOK.-COTTAGE of 4 rooms Foi &&&/SlO Halo, situated in Murdock Road Surrey Hills. Terms, £10 cash, and balance bj arrannoment. IJ^OR SALE, in Remuora, Villa Rosidenc* ' in ovory way siiltod to tho requirements 0: a family. Tho house is superbly finished, anc nas beon newly painted, and at presont is li flrßt-olass order: good rango in kitohen. Thi outside convonienoos taolude buggy-house an( stable: large allotment; position of the housi hnalthy, and oommand* a most extensive vlev Ot the aurroundlng oountry. BjiOß BALB, the Lease, for 4 years, >o JD prominent Business Premises olose to thi Poat-offlce, at a rental of Ssa per week, witt option ot a further extension end of that period Cnnap. TO LET, with Purchasing Clause, Farn of 57 acroa of good land, olearod and laid ii grass, 5 acres *t young fruit trees; 0-roome( ouse, dairy, sheds, BtaWo. -*o 1 }-mlUa fron township; or torms can bo arranged for im Hmert awpur g iwo.^ pq R gA L B Albort Park, 7 rooms, large allotment £230—Kdon-strrot, i rooms, scullery; easy term. £300—Salo-st. (city), 4 rooms, etc; easy terns £6 o—Queen-street, S rooms; splendid position £560—Edward-street, Devonport. 6 rooms, etc.. fi-00—Viotoria-st. D'blo House, good inveatmen «23-Argyle-st, 6 rooms, very easy terms £550-Corner of Surrey-st, Villa, 8 rooms £500—Ayr-st., Parnoll, 7 rooms and bathroom *320—Hauso of 5 rooms and soullery And many othar Cheap Properties In City an< 9 i f■ ■" Suburbs. - * BUILDING ALLOTMENTS ./•-_■' Jt At per Foot." >':•■' '■'■■.', Wallace-st,Home Bay, North Head Road, 75f eoxlOo,£sand£Bpft frontage; aßplendli Stuart St., 27 x 110, £80 position Bt. Mary's Road. £7 Beach goad. NorU Bussex-st. 40x132, £3 ft Shore, 50 x 831, £11 1 Clarence-Bt., lOft £210 a Summer-it., £1 lOg pft Bond-st., Sunnyßide, £2 View Road, £310s pft Park Avenue. £0 per ft, Maryßt.,fenced,£3pl 50x165: . . t Many others in Mount Eden, Bemuora, Epsom Newmarket; Nevrton, City, etc MONEY Advanced on Freehold Proper ties at Current Rates of Jntoreßt. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.—Lam and Building Materials found on reason abl* terms. MALGOLMSON, DB LACY, AND CO. f OorkbbVumjan Lanb and High bt. Office Hours t-9 a,m. to 6 p.m., daily; Saturda: BTontogSi from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. fcoat and roniwi LOST, Diamond Stud.—Finder will b rewarded by leaving same at Isadon Alexaader'a Jeweller, Queen-street LOST.— Will the Person who mado thi mistake and took the wrong Boots afte tho last " Ponsonby At Home' kindly com mnnloate with Jaokßon^Pajmer, VuloanXane. J" OST, from Onehuhga,' Dark Bay Horse _j with white star on forehead.—Any persoi returning tho same to Mr Adam Jones, One hnnga, will be rewarded. CJTRAY"ED- from Ellerslie, Bay Horse O white on nose and bind foot.—Finder n '. warded on returning same to Thos. Feltoi .; Kllorslle. FOUND, in Victoria-slreet, above Koya Mail Hotel, a Bonefactor named Tor Keosing; Jeweller, who sells on Deferred Paj mont system. Tenders. Bklucatlon Department. Wellington, June 25,1885. rriENDERS will be received up to noon c I Slsl July next; for. the Kroctlon ot Nativb Sohool-hoosb and Rks dkncb at Waimamaku, Hoklanga. Plans, &c may bo seen and forms of tender obtained 0 application' to i the Resident Magistrate Hokianga; tho Native Agent, Auckland, or th Clerk to the Court, Russell, with any one c I whom tenders may be deposit^^ mO CARPENTERS Tenders will bo reoolved until Noon 0 FRIDAY next, 3rd July, for the oreotlon c Stables in Park Avenno. Planß at my Ofllco,: Exchange Buildings. Queen-street. f>* ;M| t HENRY'G. WADE./ \ : ■ I■■ W •■•■ '■' .^'V <'' .'"Architect. ' rr^ENDEKS for the Erection of a Schoc I BuildingatTePaih will be received b the Education Board. Wyndham-street, Aucl land, until 2 p.m. on FRIDAY; 17th July, 1885. Plans and Specifications may be seen at tb Office of the Board, acd on application to tl: Chairman of the Te Pahi School Commute ;. Pahl. ■■ ■-•->. ' ■ Continued on First Page. ' A SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, within fh minutes' walk General Post-offlco.—Be : 165. Post-ofllce. m o l c i THAT LARGK AND COMMODIOU STORE IN FORT. STREET, being a portion 1 ! tho Star New Buildings. A fine stand for I wholesale trade ot sample rooms, I Apply at Star Offlce,



Personal. EDW. H. GIBBON, Civil Engiaeer.-i letter for you at G.P.O. ,*"""*• ,* PUSKSONAL -James Ah Bine, of Al ,-„ no* Wa? o°" wi? beß uto be knowll *athe i? n n g ty afl^dS^^^g amb /i RESPECTABLE YOtJNG~ItfAN go"pe!igI n e^o b ß^r to^-Addre^j i on e'xF ate- Ja °c. Flora. Come and P E wS«Pv L;r Who' 8 y°ur Hatter t-J. and Best Styles, fftatoi toEtt g£» .Tctoria-street. 5 doors above Albert-street. Meetings ~~ 4UCKLAND LIBERAL ASSOCIA TION will hold a PUBLIC Sra i the Temperance Hall, TO-NIGHT 30th tine, for the purporo of obtaining niitnatureßto etition to bo presented to Parliament. PS to to amend the Law that all persons p»tne octoral Roll of the Colony, and also a)' women itnough not owners of property>4»hallhay© ie right to Vote fprXf-.-' •s-i. lcrery Man id Woman to secure PoIiK ibortr --a Bootol Bights — Come and Stei lhl Jfa for Dkcusslon at the Meatingl- S£d tx, Local Option. Flnanofel- Statamnnt n«2 oposed New Tariff, and Amalgaiti B tiSSoSS 60torateB.-P. M. GRANT, Secretary/^* 7 fTT A.C.B. SOCIETY. Auckland Branch, No. 81. Members are requested to attend the usual Fortnightly Meeting TOMORROW (Wed noßday) EVENING, July 1. Business ot great lmport tance to be brought forward. —er> P. KEARNEY, See. T OD6E PC! £T"o ' Monthly Mooting * $**O- — Ma.onsinvited.^ p^efreg \ UCKLAND PR ESB V _ All A. PUBLIC MEETING will be held In _ James's Church on WEDNESDAY, -July Ist, at 7 SO p.m.. for thepurpose of giving the prizes gained at the late Examination ot trio Sabbath Ichools. Ber. JOHN MACKY in the chair. - Several Ministers are expected to give ad- Members from the schools in the olty and suburbs will give music and recitations. Collection in aid of expenses, i - TVTHW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED). Nolle* is hereby given that the Annual Local Meeting of the New Zealand Loan and Mer cantile Agency Company (Limited) will be held at the offices of the Company, at Auokland, on WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of July, 1885, at ; oon, ~. - , ■ FBEDK. BATTLEY • • Secretary. Auckland, Juno Ist, 1885, TVf AITAKEREIWESTROAD BOARD, The adjourned Annual Meeting will be held on MONDAY, the 6th July, at noony at the Board Room, Waitakerol Railway Station. JOHN SMYTH, Chairman. June 30,1885. , Public Notices. T OKN.B-StfiEET HALL. SATURDAY, JULY 4. LOOKOUTfI LOOKOUTII LOOKOUTII THE GARDEN PARTY THE ; GARDEN PARTY Ot Lady and Gentlemen ENTERTAINERS, ' Comprising THE BEST VERSATILE TALENT IN THE , AUSTRALASIAN COLONIES. ■ Now Sours. New Ballads, New Bkotohes. Musio, Mirth, Melody, . , , ' Fun, Folly, Frivolity. No Vulgarity. '' Admission—3s, 2a, and Is. Doors open at 180. . oommenoing at 8 sharp. J, H. Hhannow. Mauager. . /NLOKIOUS RESULT! - oVERFILLED^IooITtICKETS DIS POSED OF. \ THE RUSBTaN SCARE. i Jacob Faithful ha vino: watched with ) great anxiety recent ooourrenoes that have I transpired in Europe in connection with the } embrogllo between England and Russia re ' speotlng the Afghan Boundary Question, and observing with satisfaction lhat a Conservative ! regime has again assumed the relni otofflCft 5 has great vleasure In Informing the lnhabltantß i of Now Zoaland that he has considered the de . fenceless state of our ports, and has made satis factory arranuementß for their protection. -The , publici of New Zealand having generously con -1 tributcd £2,023 (beinK £25 more than origtoally ? asked for), in 4,060 subscriptions ot 10s. to -1 wards his defence scheme, Jacob Faith ful propospn to fit out as a sloop of war ' that magnifloant clipper the "Boojnm," now stationed at Naplor, to protect our defence -1 less coasts from any threatened invasion. Sns will be manned by a orew of 112, including 8 thirty-oneFiretandSecond-classOffloers. Their remuneration haß been fixed as fully act forth below, the Officers being mentioned by name, . and the remainder of the Orew by a .denonng t numbor. Ton per cont. will be deducted trom the salaries of the Crew towards a " Siok and Dlsablod Fund," as In the event of a war all contingencies must be provided for. Jacob . Faithful trusts that by his timely foresight the 1 anxiety that has httherto prevailed amongst the community will be entirely dispelled, and i that their slumbers may no longer be disturbed by nixhtly dreams of a Russian invasion, t Dibthibution of SALABiKS-Offloers: First 3 Offloer, CS00: Second Offloer, «250; Third Officer, f1125: First-claea 'Officer, «200; Seoond-claM i Offloer.£100: total. 31,175. Crew: lat filOO; t 2at£So; 3at£»;loat£2o; lOatfilO; $Sat£s: Winning Numbers.—2sßo,Orphan ;1U3,A.G.; t 2029, Aseegal; 613, Claude JI6SS. Dlreotor; 192, Now Year; 1617, Whalebone ;22T7,BavenBWpod; . 2138. linwood; 2884.- Orient; 1877, St. Dnnatan; 1528, Ngata; 86551 Quilp; 1955, Gipsy; 2128, - Totara j 686, King Arthur; 565, Revenge| mfi. Sloper;663, Denbigh; 3055, homeoi 3601, The 1 Druid; 8995, Pathfinder; 1556, King: 1788, Jim; 1 1253, Macaroni; 1478. Sorottneer; 29J8, Flemlng '" ton; 2958, Erebus; 706, Diomedeß; 3059, Bpeou lac^ lpkiKi eat*lo a - 2 6.1. 2 at £50-617. . 1503. 3at £25-1096, 8982, 2835.^ 10 at £80-81, 2416,196 1372,3062.999.1776.208. MSSjIoW;- Wat T £1011119, 613,1553. 1441, 982, 1342^9.1392,2682, 495. «at £5-118, 2226. 436. 87,357, 121. 121 T. 303, . 1514. 2758. 2819,1409. 177. 1535, 2447, 477, 2656, 991, ; 917 1570,442. 609. 2610, 2305, 2132, 206. 2272, 248, 375.3183 3164. 1373. 139, 2843 645, 1110. 632. 3214, - 2167, 12<2, niO, 647, 3853, 3116, 397, 3260, 31, 413. a 1768,1522,257,278,1160,4006.311. N.B.—Prize Money will be paid on and after 9 the 20th. a aj* niHE N.Z. SHIPPING r jj&£&k& JL COMPANY'S LINE. •4«Sini3Br BARQUE BAM MKNDEL, " FROM LONDON. ? All Claims and Accounts against tho above mentioned Vessel, In respeot of her inward - cargo from London, must he rendered in '» tripllcato to the undersigned, on or before noon i- oh THURSDAY, July 2, otherwise they cannot l< b THE^EW ZEALAND SHIPPING ■j COMPANY (Limited) Agents. v ~7~i mHE N.Z. SHIPPING '" ,gggj£b| i- COMPANY'S LINE. - aSI alo*n^l' FOB Passengers leavinu Auokland by the 's.B. " Kotomalmna on FBIDAY, tho 3rd July, wUI be in time to catoh the above steamer, leaving Lyttelton on the 7th July. THE NEW ZBALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (Lnorap), Agentg. HE BLUE RIBBON Meeting To- Bight, Nowton Congregational Churoh, Addrcßß63, Socgs, and Full Band, 7.30. «• i^iALL and Inspect our prices on Friday •• \J Next. You will see the reductions marked n in plain figures with blue penoll.—Hannken '• Bros., Drapers. Clothierst &c, 300 and 30J, I Queen-street. Closed on thubsday next. Be- II open Fbidat.—Hannken Bros., 300 and 302, Queen-street. _____ r "VTOTICE.— Our Premises will be Closed .131 on Thursday next, to mark down the Stock. Re-open on Friday. — Hannken Bros., J Drapers, Clothiere, etc, 300 and 302, Qnaen-gt. 1, "■JURE.—J, Fernandez, Nowton, having X? purchased a large portion of the Salvase from the great fire at Messrs Owen and Gr»ham'i Warehouse, be is now Riving Extraordinary T Bargains in Men's and Boy's Clothing. The « goods are only damp, not burned. Boy 8 Col y oured Moleskin Trousere, 3a 6d: Men's do, 4s 6d; c- Men's' Tweed Trousers, 4s lid; Men's Strong ' Tweed Suits, 18s 6d'■: Boy's Strong Kniokei c Suits, 4s 6d; Boy's Cotton Shirts, Is each; c American Paper Collars, 6d box i Boy's Strong a, Tweed Trowser Suite, 12s 6d; Men's Hard and Soft Black Felt Hats, 2s fid each. All othei " goods equally cheap. Inspection invited.- Fernandez, Draper and Clothier. Newton. : -\TOTICE.-It is requested that all c -Ll ■ claims against the Estate ot the late x David Murdoch be furnished to Meesn Whitaker, Russell, and Buddie at once. ■■ TkON'T FORGET, Blue Ribbon Mission XJ To-night, 730, Nowton Congregationa! Church, with full Band. THE Cheapness of an Article Dependi upon the Quality. The reasons why th< New Zealand Tweea Company, Tailora, Short ■A landrstreet, haß met with the amount of suoeea thatithasare: Flrstly.theTweedsareaUofNeji . Zealand manutaoturo, coming direct trom thi • Mill.sothereisnoMlddlemari'sProfltißeconaiy every Garment is Thoroughly Shrunk, anc made in a First-claw Style thirdly, there is N< Credit, bo the Good Customer does no~t pay toi the Bad.-New Zealand Tweed Company Tailoiß, Bhortland-stieet, opposite Btab iOffici



ajONEYI MONEY ! MONEY I-Severa] a=iM ™! S* M<"»6y to Lend tm Freehold Agent BTons. Land and Bijtute pIANOS TUNED, "£ 6d. Repftfeln I"™, 6™/ 7 2 thßl' br<""=h at moderate terms, yoaw^ondon experience.-Address Richensi >are of Mnrray and Spencer. Queen-afreet N T I ®" -SSL"* 1!^ di reot tTom Vienna, 24 of the •argest and Best Albums ever imported. On and for Sale by F. H. LewSn. jrewelle? jneen-Btreet, opposite Union Bank. Auckland. pUBLIC NOT iITe: 352. Nor*ern Omnibus Company's "Buses w &S, tA J UboSa n 8d t|i«' and *» MOnDt JuneJßth,«_ J3SSSSSS&*. ")R. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL 1 H AS. WILLIAMSON" ■V •I? uia * Sprae. a°d Estate Agent, High sSf UST Sb°«land-otreet>, has always for nut 2?? to let large and small houses In the [ml 7AS?i, nrbßJ ooimtry dlstrlots; atofSnTs* ■ ftW^JSJ *** "gtoiiwov^. In varlouspartafll moaUrovlnoe. Several efigiblo building allol i Stab ana^e In the City. See lists In RvWrna T Sf~ireartntT. on—— ' _^ Schkapph. ~~» remedy, Wolfe's Bgg3BBBK4. VrV tortttfSwow^ps cannot be approached |~3 I n-mjs MUTUAljSigirlty of spirit. | IJL INSURANCE COlg^>f D MARINB I \_l__ r^ <QJ' NEW I I m uQtnDATioN:^^ __J-- Auo^ w n STEVENSON, -DBW^ Official Uqnldator. "^ STOiiI^SDPROVTSION TWO SHIUJK^bas D EW'S GBOCEEY ANi". .LB____ BTOREB, VICTORIA-STR2ffSION PKIMK NEW cANTERBURY HAl>.,. . Now on Salb. I CJHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS. 3 All Children Suffer from Worms. Manufactured by bHARLAND & Co., Wholesale Druggists, Lome-Bt, Auokubd, Sold by all Chemist Patent Medloine Vendors, and at the Apothecaries' Hal], Shortland-st.. Price, Is per Packet^. ■VTEWTON ROAD BOARD. Notice is hereby given that the above Board will meet at the Chairman's Residence, Pon uonbT Road, on TUESDAY. July 7. at 7.30 p.m. to strike a Rate of Three Farthingsi in the 'ound on all Rateable Property in the Dlstriot, for tne year ending March 31,1888. The Ratals payable In one snm on Uth July, 1885. The Rate-book Is open for inspeotion, with out Fee, at the Residence of the Collector, Mr John Currlo, Unooln'Btreet, Ponsonby. ROBERT T. WARNOCK, Ctairman. — S6£ Claris: it aOaa, WAREHOUSEMEN, MANUFACTURERS OF ZBALANDIA HOSIERY GIRLS' AND WOMEN'S HOSE, MEN'S HALF-HOSE, and BOYS' THREE-QUARTER HOSE, HADE FROM NEW ZEALAND AND IMPORTED YARN'S HB FIEB INSURASGB ASSOCIA TION (LIMITED), OF LONDON. Notico is hereby gives that all claims of any nature upon the above Biro Insurance Associa tion (limited), of London, arising in oonneotlon with their late Agenoy in Auokland, held by Mr r. Elsiling, of the same olty, are to be sent In, ogether with full partloraara, to the under- Bipned (who ii the duly authorised agent for the adjustment and settlement of all affairs in con nection with this agency), to the address given, on or before the Bth day of July, 1886. Dated at Auckland this 25th day of June, 188 S. FRaWK F. LESLIE, Agent for the Firo Insurance Association (Limited), of London, i Boherffß Buildings, Fort-street. /^RANGES! BANANAS!! PINESIII PER S.S. IJANET NIOOLIi Subsidised by Government to run to the South Sealßlands) ORANGES, BANANAS. COCOANUTS, too. As the Fruit will bo Cased at the Islands (the trip only oooupying about six days), pur ohaaers oan rely on reoelving the same in FIRST-CIiAHB ORDER AND CONDITION, And at stated Intervals, ~- Bo that a Regular Supply will be guaranteed. CHARLES BA6LBI, WHOLESALE FRUITERER, CUSTOMB-BTIl&ET AND PARNBIiL RISK. N.8.-Country Orders for the Auokland Dis trict, accompanied by remittance, promptly attended to. ■■ . ;■ T)ROOLA M A T I 0 N GREAT SACRIFICE of C 9.000 WORTH OF BOOTS, SHOES, and SUPPERSLtto Balauoe of our Immense Stock. GARRETT BROS. savlnj? decided to prolong the SALE FOR ONE MONTH LONGER, In order to olose partner ship acoouota, G.B. are determined to sell dur- Ing that time at P3ICEB UNHKABD OF IN THE COLONY! The following are the PRICES of a tew lines °Dly|- B.A. B.d. Men's Wfttertighto - - 8 6..worth H 6 Men'sElastloß.. _ .. 7 6..worffi U 6 Men's Balmorals .. - 9 8.. worth 13 6 Men's Bluchers.. - - * 6..worth 8 8 Men's Shoos _ -8 B..worth 10 8 Eadlea' Buttonedßooto _ 9 9..worth is 6 Ladles' Buttoned Boots .. 7 B..worth 12 6 Ladies'Kidß.B _ 6 6..worth I 6 Ladles' Kid E.B. High-leg -7 8.. worth 13 6 Children's Shoeß .- .. 1 o..worth 3 6 Children's Boots ;. - 1 g--worth 8 6 Ladles' Evening Shoes .. i 6..worth 8 1 AUOther mmftJ^Umimm* GARRBTT BROS., Tanners and Boot Manufacturers, wakkfikld^trket, ! APOKIAHP. T\ONALD W. JACK AND CO., PONSONBY ROAD, Having bought a Large Quantity of OWEN AND GRAHAM'S SALVAGE STOCK, ' WILL HOLD A ' CHEAP CASH SALE together with theirown Large and Well-selectee stook of DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. Every artiole will be GubatiiY Reduced in Price. Sale oommences on SATURDAY, 27*h insi. - s D. W. JACK AND CO., ; PONSONBY ROAD. SPECIAL NOTICE 1 For the odnvenieuoe of Cuetomen resident li i Upper Symonds-stroet and Mount BdenDiatrfot ' we have arranged a I . BRANCH OFFICE „ • (With Telephone oonneotlon), at • ORUBOE AND NOBNTON'S, Winatone's Buildings, Upper Symonds-street , Where orders left for ' FUEL, CARTING, HORSE-FEED i SCORIA, &0., Will receive prompt attention. \ Note.—A large Covered Spring Waggoa an ' Spring Carts for Removal of Furniture.. \ W. & G. WINSTONE, - I OUSTOMB-BBTRBKT EABT, AUCKLANI



»W»Mf. ■ Elooution-CVfr Boak)-W<rinesdayB/7.sb. s Terra: Fbeb to Subscribers to the Association. J^/TEDICAL TALKS TO YOUNG MBNT DR .LA. WRY. M.8.M.8.0.8, will deliver the "DELUSF FROM COUGH ~ "71 (Absolutely Hie Best Coßgh Medletoe known) _ I Manufactured by BHARLAND & CO.. Boi a h^ Chemist Patent Medicine Vendor*! J r HAVE on hand, and wish to difpo£Q m ; n f f/ at *aD Vi ery 9h^E rate- a Seleot Araort. ment (not Salvage) of Fashionable Berge. Cash mere, and Fanoy (black and coloured) Cos »*SS? • alßo> Lodes1 and Children's Under clothiD^, hand made, &C.-MRS HADLEY, op posite Pram's Hotel, Hobßon-atreet. ' OAKD AND RESIDENCE, single or doable looms. Terms moderate,— Grafton House, Gratton Road. "ORIVATE Board and Residence in PmW I^Sotwaw low-BI)lrltea teke Wowfa ■ I J^EVOWI-OKT^AVAL ARIKEISyV W. H. fffINTON, Captain. Auctions, AUCTION SALE OF PRODUCE, &c. ■ewiU offer for SalTbTluoUon. To-morrow." --^S-^Bacon , . j Yew £our . VAILB I^. MESSRS RICHA( APPLES | / 1 / 6 cast^aoav^tPearmaiiiß ■ \ I 1 oaBO Blue F. arm aina \ • v loascßWelllnl^n ~ ... ;. \j ; _^- J-?j SOCasoa -& lACKRON, , / x 81, Queen-Btrefe*.. .-■ 'i ' , \ r. 0. RIOHABDhONV " [X. M. JAOKSOS TOMpEROW. :', APPLES 1 APPSS !- APPLES I Ex Te Anau. MESSRS RICHARDSON & JAOKSON Will sell at their Rooms, Durham-street, id morrow, at 12.30 sharp, (a ti'i -j.it -y £»i^ CASES APPLES, ffom the joelaS J J\J liratea Apple Facia. FranMyn, Huon j River, Hobart, viz— 16 oases Scarietn ....,, ,•„:, 15 oases French Crabs r i • !Hi:. . . 10 oases Starmers ~ . 10 oaseß Stona Pippins ' v ' i oasea N.P. Russets • )/: ►~'-:'."; . 6 oases Hollow Crown 60 cases. ' riohardson"and JAGicsci^,'' '^ , t ,81, Qnean-gfaeet.; :: > -<r* y 4 " TO-MORROW* AT 12 O'CLOCK.' * \ •« GOODSONVS IrCADE," QUBD^ ',.., | STREET.' .'^rito v; : cONTINUATIONs OF j ATTRACTIVE AND EXTENSI^VBBAIiE OF ARTICLES OF/VIRTU, ORNA, MENTS, PLATEDWARE, CUT, LERT, JEWBLLBKY, FANG? GOODS, / TOtS, &o. ,/.,.,.,.,, &x ' R. ARTHUR' ■.■''■■"'''■•-:'S- Has been favonrcd with instructions from Mr Goodson to Bell by publio auction at his IJl* mises, Ooodson'B Arcade. Queen-etrcet, toi morrow (WednesaayK at 12 tfoloott," i THE REMAINDER OF THE STOCK ! FROM HIS WBIitINOTOH1 BRANCH, ! in Lots to suit all Parchaoors. A MOST ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT Off GOODS, ORNAMENTAL AND ÜBHFOL, | Articles of Virtu, Ornaments, Vtsefl. Qlasieß, I I China, Earthenware, Plaed Goodß. Tea and ' j Coffee Services. Cruets. Candlestiofcs, Murh, i Jutter and Fruit Knives. Cutlery; Table, Desi | serf, and Bread Knives; Pocket Kolveß, Lamps, 1 Booka, Workbozes, Desks, Drossing-caßea, Tea- . | caddies. Breadtrars, Jewellery. Watches, Sari j rings, Brooches; Studs, eto.; Toys, Dolls, Balle, - | sate, Figrures, Chessmen, Boards, Draughts. Puzzles, eto. , ■ '. . j. Will bo on View on the Morning oJ tho Sale. Terms—Cash. T O-M 0 R R,O W. Messes CARBINES & TAYLOR Will Bell by auction at their Centra] Bale Booms, to morrow (Wednesday), at 11 o'clock, PRODUCE — Potatoes, Onions, Bran, | . Sharps, Wheat, Oata, Pumpkins, Carrots, i Bloc, Candles, &o. .1 Also, DRAPERY, Violin, Aooordianß, wd fanejr i ~ Goods, Furniture, &o. CARBINES AND TAYLOR, Auctioneers. | . TO-MORROW, *^T" ~ : At half'past 11 o'clock. ; APPLES! PEARS.! APPJLBS \ t I Ex s.b. Te Anau, from Hobart, J | SEED POTATOES*! BUTTER J ' G. W. B I NNE y I Will sell by publio auction at his Mart, Osrn I Kxchanee, Fort-street, To-morrow, at half. past 11 o'clooSc, il> ■■■ |i« '.'•:,: /»£? CASES HOBART APPLEB AND ' OO PSARB 60 SACKS SKBD POTATOES T-KKGS BALT BUTTER. E. 0. OABB.] [B. D. WHKB, I 1 TO-MORROVT, A6ll o'clock. i I APPLES. ONlolre. APPIJBa.K 1 I Ex Tk Anau, fbom Hoijabt. -^ ] B. TONKS&CO. Aro inatruotcd to aoll to-mojrrow, at 11 o'clock,, 1 *ft(ft' °as c s'". a y. Pl c vi, 1 •OV FRENCH CRABS STONB PIPPINS STURMERB,&c,&o. 1 31 Bags PRIME ONIONS Just Arrived, ox Te Anau, from Hobart. FRIDAY, JULY 3. . ■ ':' ■'■•■. ■■■ . ■ .-. ■-'.-■.-:! .-• ■>• -..si ;:- ■ DURHAM YARDS. :^;f | The undersigned will sell at the Durham Yards I on Friday, July 3 t at 11 o'clock, ex Gulrloch i I from Wanganui, -. 8 VERY SUPERIOR HEAVY,, AND M \ MEDIUM DRAUGHT HORSKS; ! The abovb are a very fihe loi'of'HoiWei'' s being Young, Sound, and Staunch, . HUNTER~A^D NOLAN, ...: . ', Auctioneers. : , ... t FRIDAY, JULY 3, at 11 o'GtoOK. I j FRUIT TREES, FANCY AND JOJ^A/ ' ! ; ikIENTAL SHRUBS. '~ fl ', -, PLANTING SEASON ! PLANTING ! I SEASON!' • : ' • {$ \ GREAT SALE Off THE SEASON. Mr James Mason has favoured Richardson and-'il j Jackson to sell by publio auction, Ht thcS Mart (opposite Buckland's Bone Repoaltory), j on Friday next, the 3rd July, ;■■■'•' :1; A MONSTER COLLECTION oi FRUET jEx. AND OTHEK SHRUBS-£OO Apples and Pears (beet sorU), Lemonß, Orange*, G««TW.,i I '» Plums, Cherries, Peaches, Apricots, (tninoe. ' &c, So. Also, MaKnifl-^nt Assortment oi '■ Ornamental Trees and Shrubs. Roses, CameUlaa,;' ; Rhododendrons, Macrocarpa, Pines and other Coniferas. N.a-We call the attention of the: ' publio to this Sale, as It will ba one of the grandest of the season. There will be a pro4 tossionai gardener in attendance to deicribe, d &c, &c., and for convenience of buyers, we'-. have had catalogues printed, which can be had : at all the principal hotels, and at cur Saleroom offices. Guaranteed all clean Trees and Plants, ] and naraea fixed. ■■''■'■ ■ • ■■■■»'■- <•• «| RICHARDSON JACKSQNe^ ! 81, Queen-atreet, and Sale Rooms. 'n. Continued en FonrUi Ptg« '