AUCKLAND COURSING CLUB.

m, puppy s*"*** [BX ppa* a j 2i 2o p.m.

••SSS* takiDg ploca today' •^Saßwff station- In • r.°" arrangements are precisely , »P# £ ttoTwMch prevailed at the «ifflilar and the appearance of !aSt meeting. » At preset, «hiDg?,V he w^lr is beautifully lino, vfe., H-JU; i ;„; nw bright y, and not a »rsSSSSsdt?s«^the slightest bresUl 1 Brass or foliage. It may how tremtbutthehuahthatprecedosachange, erer.bo&u"™. f loac j Qn clouds looms •"^SiSUon, fllltaßwithdt^d «P°° kniwe loft theircoats and umbrellas ib «who taw"" gheltw to be hod at **£___» ate three vehicles containing X « the ground, and about 150 **_£ all told, nearly all of whom came Bpfhf the train. Among them is a fair oß'tLTof bookmakers, intent upon 4±3&&Vt An Isralitish gentle- nnd baize-covered table fl 'o«a"Snimblesixpenceoutoftho " i?*. «f those who accept his invitation rifihirmoney «nd tako tho!rJ' chico'" fti-dio • twt, and making ready for a "Sffi asikult. The coursing is «^SdS Mr A. B. Isaacs (President), "ffiSi" McCabe, W. A. Fenton, J. SjiSS*" of Committee), while Mr , acts as udge, Mr Jas. Jsß , Henderson F _ &g K^at&srs Geary Barker, *.iinnck (Secretary is also present. ItSw 17 dogs entered, the first; _d consists of eight courses and a bye, S there is every promise of good sport, as Z,r this morning, aro quite fresh and Klin, We append the results :- FIRST ROUND. 1 Mrfialla"l'B bl and w b Nora beat Mr ChUide's br and W b Olivette in a long W difficult nn, during which tho hare three times got into tho first oscapo, but Mart ««">{oolißhly returned to the opea ii Mr Watson's br nnd w d Patent beat JTr Ogls'e W and w d Vagabond, in an easy

l Undecided courso betwoen Mr Aber ,[.,>, br nnd w b Borgamot and Mr Ouleley's t b Market Day. Upon tho dogs kfog Varied again, Market Day beat l\t Lush's (ns) b and w d Runnymede tat easily Mr Ronayne's b and w b Kapai in a lengthy course, full of turns, nnd re .jnltiMto toe escape of the hare. 4 Mr Reed's wand bid Donald beat Mr Thwtitei's M nnd w b Mascotte. Donald •outpaced Mascotte from the start, and ■aught and killed bis hare outside the fence. ' 2 p.m. 5 Mr Abbott's bl b Ebonite beat Mr ■Odiorne'ebdivan. These dogs were well nitched, and the hare was killed ere it reached the half distance. 7 Uir Dervan'e bl and w d Martini-Henry tat Mr Bora's b d Wiful, but the hare got i • 8. After an unsighted course, Mr Flynn's I bl and w d Faagh-a-ballagh beat Mr Foley's j bib May Moon in a good mm ' ». Mt Dinnaa's blue b Heather 8011, ran ' «bye, In which her hare escaped. This oloeed the first round. The wind is ut riring, and very light showers fall at intervals. So far the coursing has be<en fully op to expectations. ' SBOONB ROCSb.

1, Wation'a Patent beat GiHaVd's Nora. 1 Iflsh'e(ns) Rnnttynwde bept Quigley's Hsrket Day in a splendid course. t, Abbott's Ebonite bent Read's Donald. I Digiiai's Heather Bell beat Dervan's Msrtiri ffunry m a pretty eveti course. 5. Rynn'B Faugh-a-Ballagh tan a bye, «d the hare escaped. Mi completes the eeco nd round.

CRAFTON ROAD WESLEYAN CHURCH.

Opening Soiree.

Tbi opening services of the above church wis brought to a conclusion last evening vith a soiree in the old church and a public meeting in the new. Tea was served at 6,30, when the tables were crowded, about iH> tickets having been previously sold. fte tables were presided over by several Mica connected with the congregation. lie pnbliiTaeeting was presided over by Mr C. Bailey, and on the platform wero the Rem T. Spurgeon (Baptist), Macnicol (Presbyterian), J. S. Hill (Anglican); also, the following Wesleyan ministers— Revs. E Bell, T. G. Carr, R. Bavin, and S. Griffith; Mr Fronde (the Treasurer) pre antod > most interesting report of the past (fate which had resulted in tho erection << the church, The total cost altogether *V £2,200. Of this sum £1,600 had ran girtn or promised,' including £161 mm the Sunday School. A further ex- MMMM of £700 had been made by the nhoir in the purchase of the organ. Ho popoandal a scheme for the extinction of the debt of £600, and hoped that within a BOathUwdrarch would be free of debt. Kir, T, Spurgeon delivered a most amusing JP**--«n "Sleepy People and Sleepy ™chetß."Rev.R.P,Macnicol spoke on the 'Wef et Christianity," and Rev. H. Bull OBtheJ'BosuH Arising from tho Erection « • Hew Howe of Prayer." After an JMbeabj U» choir, Rev. J. S. Hill took to Ms imbject, «' Behold," " Layhold," HoMfart," an j[ "Holdforth." A most f°W«ful raftering was brought to a close {T Hie nsnjl votes of thanks proposed by «W»T. Buddie and J. L. Wilson.

POLICE COURT. -This Day.

IB** H. 0. Beth Smith, Esq., R.M.)

TOK-Three persons were lined for thU ™|*«l*iWb. "Dr.* Oonlson. just liberated ™" BMI, wm rat_jeoted to a similar penalty. »ffi»S?ta?« 5? H—,:'ftme9 Simpson, charged ttaSffflffiJ™. Wipe Is, the property of 2 WlnaevOT on the 28th instant, pleaded CM!.?!''''!? ¥ ll »•» iext birthday. «UaMiiiS" MA Ule had committed two Ste». 81"3 -a brooob-~ i*uSSJg?SS<W.-J._hn Hardlman was mX 2 ni,UlDii to rop P°rt hi« wlfe,K!olßa; tt«^lSS'.~ P™Jnßr BaM h8 owed the lSfiSI'^fSt'>riay. Bail allowed, £20. Sltklr.n^ U*ff d-Mr °^«W ea'd defend wSffi4o^ 01!86 registered, and threo •tS«J,total Bsld h0 would get the "SlmS" 11* M the funds oime in,~ oUnir?fbi£S„ BMio»Ai,isT."-jn6mafl H. .JJr,' ihe H*«ona'lsi" on Sunday mm- itr* S. oha.Wwaß brought under Aftatt«M e. h P5 U. 08 Offences Aot. -"SSIrtS ?i d'^defendant sold a psp-!r !®ffi?K^Si?. onld £° Pr''Ved.-His Wor- P«»«se£J22 dJI?? r,fe olh™ cases-John fr'XM^3 Itowma_l-(m8ll', dayeven. JJ II Sft«TOJ Of a pubflcatlon known as wSSfiRSPJ" thß People.'-Defesd » lmmmJ£S *BTeral •»' the papers at PiESSfiHS.;'*lß* While in Aus- S'.WteS »Kte3. b5 ihl P°llcß frora |om«lmtir..,? bb,p* Snd be was under SB«*Rw?terW 0 WPP'BB'! ye law M««tt«lMrL,« BlaD' L Hb bad no wish to S,bb>lf-^ffi°w3eorate toe sanctity of the NmiSbm-S?? 1? 'J' charged with a SMSi%^ that tho case might ??(!»ssgediS S.^m BoUoltor-Mr The<>- Cooper. 88 0( thla Wnd set

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The Newmarket Library.

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THE "TABLET" AND THE PREMIER.

(BY IM,EQRAra- PARLIAMENTARY REPORTER.)

Dunedin, this day. The "Tablet" has an intensely personal article directed against Mr Stout. It says : " The Premior can never divest himself of the idea that ho is the ouly man in tho country who knows anything. That part of his speech in which he giveß a list of distinguished New Zealand students is ospecmlly humiliating. Bathos oould no further go, nor could a Minister do or say anything mor o calculated to bring contempt on our educational institutions than mako such a claim. What is to bo thought of tho mental capacity of a man who thought ho was making a point by such a proceeding ? Another proof of a little mind nnd a defective judgment is to be found in his assertion that religion is taught in our common schools because tho namo of God and some moral lessons are to bo found in some of tho books permitted to bo used in those schools, and his assumption that Atheists, infidels, et hoc genus omue, have a right to complain that the name of Ood is mentioned ovon historically, as would be tho namo of Jupiter, etc., in school which ore paid for by, it may be said, ex clusively Christian people. The force of concoit could no further go. Heaven help tho country that has such a Minister of Education."

Tho "Star" oulogisea tho statoment, saying, "Itis an able papor. In discussion of the question, Mr Stout displays sound principles, breadth of viow, and a keen realisation of fact and circumstances."

NAUTICAL COURT.

Wreck of tho KrlOmhUda,

(Before H, G. Seth Smith. R.M., ard Captain Frater, Nautioal ABsejsor).

The Nautical Court opened at 2 p m. to day, when evidence was taken concerning the recent wreck of the schooner Kriemhilda, owned by tho Auck land Timber Company, at Taupo, near Whangaroa. Captain Bathurst gave an account of the voyage from Auckland, and particulars of the wreck, in similar terms to those of his report which appeared in our issue of Friday last. He described tho schooner as well found in every respect and deficient in nothing. Tho evidence of Thos. Orr, A.8., was to tho effect that the wreck was caused by the main boom having carried away during heavy weathor, and that the captain did all ho could towards saving the vessel. Ludvig Sorensen, A.8., gave cor roborative evidence. He was of opinion that the vessel would not have been wrecked had the main boom not carried away. This was all tho evidence. Tho Court decided that no blame was attributable to the captain, the casualty having evidently been caused by Btress oil weitbeh

THE POISONING AT PARNELL.

Thr inquest On Gcorcina Bailey, who died from carbolic ocid poisoning, commenced at the Hospital at 2,30 p.m. to-day, beforo Dr. Phllsonand a jury, of which James Hawkins was choson foreman.

Constablo Dews and Hobson represented tho police.

Willtom Balloy, aged 14, son of tho deceased, was the flrst witness. He deposed that between 8 and 9 on Saturday night he was at his homo, Parnell. His mother was the only other per son, in tho house. She had boen in tho kitchen, jawing his father who hud just come In. His fathor had beon out looking for tho de ceased,and on his return found her drnnk. Went out again to get a. Stak, and in the meantime ho (witness tried to induco his mother to go to bed. During his absence, in an adjoining room, she seized a bottle and drnnk its contents, which consisted of about a glass of car bolic acid: when he returned to the room she hod the bottle in her baud. Witness had brought the carbolio acid homo lot ihe purpose of cleaning rabbit ekina. The bot'le was i ept on the sholl since tbo 23rd inßtant, when it was given to him by his employer, Mr Prlnoe, the wutchaiokor. Sbe was ljing on tho sofa whon sho returned, and he took tho bott c from her hand. lie did not see hor swallow the acid, but ob served that her mouth was stalnod with it. When he brought tho bottle home, he told his mother that it contained carbolio acid. He htil novor known her to use carbolic acid in the house. The witness noticed that about a wine glass full of tho acid had been taken from the bottle. Hl» mothor was quite drunk. He found bis father at YaU'a. and ho returned and wlpeQ the stains from his mother's lips. Witness then brought the dootcr. His father was quite sober. When ho asked his moiher to go to bed. she said

" I'll go." He was leading her by tho arm to the bedroom, when sho broke away and went to the shelf where the bottle was. Witness's obiect in going into the next room was to got a oacdle, and It was not till he returned that he know what had happened. — Kdvard Bailey, hus band of the deceased, deposed that his wife wcw 10 years ot age, she was generally pretty sober, but had taken the death of a mistress, who died about three months a.o. very much to heart, and had given way since. Three or four days during last week she had given way to drink: taken it unknown to witness; shn only drank beer; sho didn't mix her grog. When witness returned home on Saturday evening his wife was intoxicated and tea was not ready, buthedidnot quarrel with ber. He was perfectly sober, and had not touched beer for three or four days. When the boy came to me he (witness) was undor Mr Yates', reading the Btar. The boy was crying, and ho asked him what was the matter, he replied: "Mammy has taken something out of that bottle." Witness know that tho bottle con tained carbolio acid, and that it was kept on the shelf in the sitting-room. He also knew it was poisonous, but had not wanted any one In the house to touch it When he heard what had happened, he at onco went home.

(Loft Bitting.)

MINING NEWS.

(by telegraph,—own corresfondknt.)

Thames, this day. Devon.—A trial crushing of about 10 loads is being saved from quartz broken on the rise in the Sons of Freedom lode. Colours of gold are found on both walls, accom panied also by minerals which invariably distinguish this reef in tho neighbourhood of auriferouß deposits. Rocky Point.—A crushing of general dirt gave the rather poor return of 15ozs gold. Nbw Princb Imperial,—Quartz in the drive on No. 1 reef at the intermediate level looks well, and 201bs picked stone was bagged this morning. Cambria.—The amalgam return for the week is 6030z5, from 210 loads quartz. The winze on the main reef below No. 4 level will be started about the end of the month.

The market is very dull. YYe hear of a sale of New Zealand Banks at £21 10s: Colonialsare.firm, about43s, cum. div. Gas shares are dull of sale at present, sellers of that stockat £11; Thames Gas wantedat2Bs. Insurance stocks are quiet. South British and New Zealand are asked for at market rates. Loan and Mercantile Land Mort gage aro offered, but there are no declared buyers. Nothing has been done in timber shares for some .time. The mining market shows some improve ment on yesterday. Imporials wanted about Bs. 201bs of specimen came to hand, and the mine is looking better all through. The same may be said of tho Saxon Cambrias have been placed from 12s to I3s. Manukaus a trifle easier, sellers 3s 3d. In the strength of the news from tho Imperial, Hand of friendship shares are once again on the market, with buyers about 6i. Mr Lane, the engineer, who is to erect the furnaces at the Thames and Karangahake, leaves by the Enterprise to-night for that purpose. .

Another verdict hna been given against the Tramway Company, tho claim brought by A. J. Davia to recover £35 damages having resulted in a verdict for plaintiff for the full amount with costs, £9 7s. Hw Honor Judge Smith summed up the evidence at considerable length, and pointed out that the question for the jury to consider was whether there had been contributory negligence on the part of the defendants. The deliberations of the jury occupied half an-bour. John Day, a bushman, was arrested by Constable Lamb on the charge of assaulting William Porter. The alleged assault is said to have been committed in April of last year, and as the accused failed to appear, a warrant was issued for his apprehen sion. He managed to elude tho vigilance of the police and returned to the bush, but coming in to town today, for the purpose of melting a cheque, he was recognised by Constable Lamb and run in. Repeated complaints havo been made recently of larcenies from the Boresford street Public School, and in consequence Constable Bernard has been exercising bis skill in the endeavour to discover the culprits. Up till today his investiga tions had boen rewarded with no success, but this afternoon he arrested a boy named Bertie Hewlett on the charge of stealing an overcoat, the property of Carl Peters. Both lads are pupils in the school. The accused says Peters was kept in yesterday, and asked him to mind the coat till he came out, which he did. At the Bruce nomination, Messrs Donald Reid, Hutchinson, Macdonald, and Ander son were proposed.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY. JULY 29, 1885.



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GKNTLRMKN.-For many years I have suffered f oni acute chronic dyspepsia. In ordor 10 rid nvj'Mlf of it I havo travellod all over tho world, and boon treated by tho most omlnsnt doctors in nearly evory oivillaed land, but without avail. Only lost year I spent a holiday on tho Blue Mountains, abstaining from busi anes altgothor, and also undertook a journey to tho popular health resorts of Vlotoria. but without gaining any appreciable relief. Having road so much about the merits pt Hamburg Tea, 1 was induoed to use It, and I am happy to soy with such beneficial r< suits that I write this without solcitation -not as a teßtinmny thoughtlessly Hlvoo without proper trial, lut as the honest rc conimoudation of a grateful sufferer, fend will back it uo by my inlluouoe and personal assur ance. 1 am as woll known as moat Sydnoy merchants, and to all who suffer from tho re moraelo3B pangs of dyspepsia. I earnestly ooin mond your Hamburg Tea.—Yours faithfully, a. SOLTAN. DYSPEPSIA VANQUISHED. HAMBUKQ TEA TO THE RESCUE. Corroborative Evidence. Nixon-street, Surrey HlUs, December 8,1881. Gentlemen.-Having boen a sufferer lor a con siderable time from biliousness and headache, I am pleattd o Inform you that the Hamburg Tea you recommended me has ettected a complete oure. I know several of my neighbours who nave used-it for eifallar eoinplamta.aad flnd it a first-class remedy; and a member of my family who has been subject to djßpoptio attadfs for a great number of years says she obtains more substantial relief from Hamburg Toa than from any preparation she bos over taken. It my recommendation is of any servloe. In tommim fairness I think it Is due to you. Yours faithfully, R. A. GRANT. The above testimony was received by Jlessts Myers olid Solomon, and their salesmen Inform me that they frequently hear very favourable reports of Its reliable ourativo properties. Gentle bnt Efficacious. Wyndhamstreet, Alexandria, Sydney, Test. 14,1881. 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WANTED, competent Butcher to opon Shop in neighbourhood whore good man Is noctfod and would find support.—Address Butcher, Stab Olllco. TTf ANTED7brderCutter; liberal salary T t to a flrst-olass man.—Auckland Cloth ing Cqni:aHy ;^u9ton^Btreet^a9t; __ WANTED, a good honest Lad or elderly Man, ÜBed to hotel work.—Apply Thamos Hotol, WA NTED, a smart Lad, to ride for orders—Apply at onco at Mr T. Walker's, Butchor. Karangahape Road. WANTED, a Lad about 17, able to milk and drivo: wanes, 10s per week nr-rt board; references; Kpsom dlßtriet.—Apply vicltora nnd Hull, New .Zealand Insurance Buildings WANTED, Errand Boy, about 10; must ho ablo to ri'lo.-Apply F. Howln oiid Bro. \T7"ANTED, a smart youth for tho 7 t drapery.—A. K. ronton, Draper, Devon port Hou'.ie, North Shore. WANTED, a respectable Girl, from 12 to 11. to nssist in the houso. Will ho kept end clolhod, kindly treated, and woll brought up, but will have no wages.—Apply BT.\nOfiloo._ WANTED, a resr^^blo~GirTfronri4 to IG, to make norEolf generally useful. -Apply Mrs Sohonk, Hnrgravc-strcot, off Col logo Road, Freeman's Bay. WANTED, aGonoral Servant.-Queen'B WANTED, a Good General Servant.— Apply Mrs C. K. Forder, near tram Btablea, Wallace-Btrcet. Poneonby. WANTED, a Generol Servant; must bo a good cook and laundress; references required. Nurse kopL-Apply Mrs Gravos Aickin, Park Road, Bny evening after six. WANTED, as General Servant, a res pectable young Woman. — Apply Miss Williams, Wollealoy-streot. WANTED, a General Servant; must be ablo to cook well; no washing.—Apply Star Office. , WANTED, a good General Servant, to sleep at homo ; no washing. — Apply Vrs a, Hollerson, Pitt atre, t, WANTED, a good General Sorvant for a family of four: must bo a good laun dress and plain cook.—For address apply at tho Office of thla Paper. WANTED, Governesses and Servants requiring Engagements to call on Mrs 8. H. Clark, 310. Queen-street, between Alexandra-street and Turkish Baths. WANTED, Ladies requiring Gover nosioa and Bervants to call on Mrs S. H. Clark, 310. Queon-ntroct, betwoen Alexandra street and Turkish Baths. WANTED? by"oTMarriedlJoupiorEm plojniont in tho oountry; man vßry handy and wife an excoilent cook; good ro ferenoep.—Addross Rtq. Star Olllce. WANTED, by a rospoctablo young married Woman, Office or Snops to keep clean; good references to be had.—Address , "K.A„"STAUOffIco. WANTED, by a. competent Woman, a Situation as Housekeeper, good needle woman, good cook ; also, understands dairy work : country not objected to. — Address, " AH.," Star Office. WANTEI., by an unincumbered young couple, Hraployment (town o: suburbs); husband as coachman, gardener, milker, anu handy man; wife-cook, laundress, working houao-keeper.—Hannaford b Registry. WANTED, Situation as Tallow Molter; understands hides, wool, Sec— Address " X," Star Olllce. WANTED, Situation by Young Man, on farm or station, Working Manager. Good references. Thoroughly qualified.—Ad dress J.M.. Star Olllco. WANTED, a respeotablo Man as Hoarder, In a quiet family: terms very moderate.-Kor address, apply Mr Walker, Butoher. Karangahape Road, Nowton, WANTED by a young gentleman, Board and Residence in a prlvato family ; references given.—Address, " Hylde," Star Olfbo. WANTED, comfortable Board and Residenco: modorato tcrnia; about 20 minuteo' walk from whurf; permanent Apply, itating terms und situation to " J.H.D.," Star Olllce. WANTED, a good Second-hand Safe.— Apply, stating prico, Box 291. WANTED, everybody to havo a few Pairs of the Good Stockings now soiling for 6Jd per pair, at D. W. Jack and Co.'s, Ponsot.by Road. WANTED, everyone to know that Tickets for Railway Baod Concort in Choral Hall TO-MORROW KVKNING. to ad mit to gallery, may be obtained at tho doors. lickets, la. WANTED to Let, Stalls for Horsesi Junction of Quoon and Groy-Btreots; evory conveniens; 2s por week.—Grant and Cooke, 74, Quoen-street ANTED to Soil, Romnants of Papor" hangings, beautiful Gold Papers, worth 10s; selling at la 6d and 2a per roll. Also, Borders, equally cheap, at K. Bunno's Paintor Shop, top of Hrey-Btreot. WANTED to Sell (choap), for cash or terms, I^ivol Allotmont, grandly situated •n Mount Kden Road, 11 x I'jl feet; also, name road, splondid L-vel Allotment, 11 x (OOfeot, aud New House, six rooms: overy oonvonianco. Inquire prices at Macolesfiold Villa, Karanga hapojlead. WANTED, 2 respeotablo Boarders, good accommodation ; terms, 18s a wick. —Apply Jas. Wruht, 36, Waktflold-street, ono minute from Queen-street. WANTED to Purchase, on easy terms, House not loss than 7 or 8 rooms, also twelve foet frontage, town.—Apply A. Hilton, Post oflbo, Auckland. WANTED.— When you are In Hobson street, call at Munro & MUllgan's and see the large and oholoe stook ot Tweeds and Coat ings just opened for the present season. No shoddy goods or slop making and trimming at this establishment WANTED, the Publio to Call and See the Now and Second-hand Buggies, Waggons, etc, at the Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Vlotorla-streot East. WANTED KNOWN—Wo are selling nice useful Trimmod Hats for le lid each.—Donald W. Jack and Co., Ponßonby Road. WANTED KNOWN-Dancing to start on Wednesday Xvenlng at eight o'oloek In Mr Bcohan's Buildings, foot of Groy-stroet, back entrance. WANTED KNOWN-On Sale, Bricks, IJroo, Sand. Coraont, and Ground Mortar. Lifting Jacks on Hire.—N. MoLoan, Bnlldor. late J. J Holland, ixime-street. _ WANTED KNOWN, a Good Chanco for working man, th«Transfor of Mort goge of Good Houso and Shop in lending thoroughfare. Very cheap.—Address S.R., Btar Office. WANTED KNOWN. - The special Potato and Garden Mnfoureß aro now ready; £8 10b per ton.—New Zealand Krczen Meat and Storage Co., Limited, Auokland and Otahuhu ANTED KNOWN-Chiap Timbhi I Omul? Tiubkrl And all othor kinds o.'. Building Material, oan be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the rardn of D. Goldie .Albert-etreet ANTED KNOWN—See our Stock of Blankcta hofore purchasing—£.loo worth. 8-1 Blankets, 8s 6d, 9s fid, and 10s 64 per pair; 10-4 Blankets, 12a 6d, 1786 d, and 20s per pair; Twill Scotoh Blankets, New Zealand Blankets, and Coloured Blankets. These goods are tho best value wo over oflbrod.—D. MoPherson, Karangahape Road. WANTED, Young Men and others to know that Profofsor Jolly. French Chemiat. Assistant Surgeon for 7 years at tho Candad Hospital (Suebla Mexico). 1b ready to be consulted in High-Btroet in any owe of Special Diseases. Cure guaranteed. Numerous To-etlmoninlß on application. Moderate chrr^es. WANTED KNOWN —Theundersigned having numerous and constant inquiries for Houses of i to 8 rooms in tho various suburbs of Auckland, will bo glad at all times to receive full pirtlenlarß of any auoh propertiea either for Sale or to Let, with price and terms. - Maloolm aon & Co., the New Zealand House, Land, and Financial Agency, High-street. WANTED KNOWN.-How to Save from 25 to 60 per cant, by buying Pro visions.— Potatoes, 2Clb. for la; Cooking Apples, 2d per lb.; White H3rrlngs, 3d doz.; Red Her rings- 6d i] o z.; Pickled Salmon. IJd lb.: Cod fish, td lb ; 4 Slicks of Tobacco for Is : Honey inUbEeetlons6deaoh;Honey inbulk.fidib.;2slb. fJag of Flour, guaranteed, ii 9d; 71b. Bag of Oatmeal. Is; Baron, guaranteed. 6d; Hnms, do.; Jams (3tonelees\ dd; Coffee, la; Tea, ls8d; Lemon Peel, la: Condensed Milk. 2d tin; Car pet Brooms, 9d oaoh; Kits, 3d; Soap, 4d ; Salt Butter, 6d ; Best Freeh, la; Pickles 4d and 6d Bottle; Muecatelß, 6d lb.; Walnuts, Bd.—Koton's C o-operativo Store, corner Cook and Hobson streets^ W ANT ET) K'N'O'W^N. NO FIRE ! ~a~ NO FIRE I GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. No Bamaged Btook no Bankrupt Stook, no Salvage Stook.no Old Stock-but Perfect Stock, but Cheap Stock, but Good Stook, but New Stock, at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. Ha2? DF..Leaßed Part of the premises lately occupied by Messrs Coupland & Co., whloh will bo oponed in a month, having a more limited space, wo sholl need to greatly reduce our pre i e«'',s Block, and shall hold a GENUINE SALK at Ridiculously Low Prloes. Necessary Reduo tton of btock. consequent Reduction of Prices. Kvery Department the Great Reduction is mad& The Premises of the present London i Arcade are To I,et for a term. Call and inspect ' S^.^f^W 80111"3' R d Parfeot Stook, Cheaper by arr than Damaged Salvage Btock.



WANTED, a Young Man, good at tho flre.-Apply 8. Fairweather, foot Grey-Bt. WANTED, Coat Hands, Trousers Flnlshcis, and Improvers.—Auckland Clothing Company, Cuatome-st. Unat (opposite Coupland's New Buildings). _^ WANTED, for Waikato, General Ser vant, no children; wages, 10s, Also, Gonerals for Mount Albert, Epaom, and Grafton Koad.—MrH Jack's Registry, Mount Eden Road, WANTED, a Respectable Lad to drive a bread cart.—Apply to T. J. Philip, Baker, Newton. WANTED, an active Youth to Drive Baker's Cnrt.-Apply W, H. Philip, Victoria-street West. tjSTANTED, a Light Express Horse and » t Hartii-BS on defericd payment.—Address '11. Express," Newton Psflt-oflleo. W~ ANTED to Lease, fora"term7nHous"e o' not lesa than 10 rooms, close tv Queen slroot or Hobson-xiri'Ct.—Addrcßs, stating terms, to AR^Star Ofllce, W ANTED, Bachelors or Boarders for Hobßon-stroet; terms very reußOiiable.— Apply A!an Tracy, top Hobson-street. WANTED, evoryono to know that Tickets for Railway Band Concert ia Choral Hall TO-MORROW EVENING, to ad mit to gallery, may be obtained at the doors. TickeU, Is. WANTED, Tenders for Excavating. Also, a Boy that baa been at tho paint ing. -Apply to F. flastlnge. Pollen-street, Great North Road. WANTED, good Carpentora for ceilings and floors, at por aquare.—Fulton's Buildings, Hobson-Btreet. WANTED to Lease, House, outbuild ings suitable for workshlp, and Ito S acres land, 3 or i mlleß from town— "8.8.," Star Office. _ WANTED, a smart, tidy Boy, 14 or 15, for the scullery.—Apply at tho Governor Gordon Dining Rooms, Albort Btrool W~ "TNTED, Two good Machinists, Fow Tallorenses; highest wageß to compotont hands; also. Apprenticea.—Apply tonight. Co operative Clothing Factory. Grey-Btreot. WANTED, at onco, several good Cooks; also. Housemaids and General Servants; siiihll families and highest wages.—Mrs Bell, Parnell Regintry Office. WANTE D~ Housemaid "for Hotel, !Ma ngawhare (Us); Waitress, Hamilton; Cook nnd Laundress 112s), Housemaid (10*1 samo family; General Sorvants, town. — E. Henry's Reßistry^ WANTED, good, level, and cheap allot ments In tho vloinity of Nowton Road, -State full particulars to Malcolmson and Co., N.Z. House, Land, and Estato Agonoy, High Bt. W" "ANTED, Pastrycooks, Boarding hoiißo Proprietore, and others —Juet pur chased, 100 cases good Currants, 31bs for 1b ; a reduction taking a larger quinttty.—Katon's Co-operative Stores, corner Cook and Hobson Btroots. WANTED KNOWN.-Salvage from Owon and Graham's —Best quality of Satin, BJd per yards ordinary prico, Is poryard, —J. Greon. 85, Yictorla-Btrcot. W "ANTED KNOWN.-Salvage Stock (Owon and Graham's).-500 pair Brown Cotton Socks: vory large sizes, medium, and small; prico 6d pair; worth double.—J. Green, 85, Victoria-stroot WANTED KNOWN.-Salvage" from Owen and Graham's. — Extra wido Linon Towelling, scorched at ono edgo, 6}d per yard; regular price, la per yard.—J. Greon, 85, Vlctoria-atreet. WANTED KNOWN, Mantol piece Drape to be Disposed of by Art Union, at Mra Cook's, Hobaon street, on Friday, SOth, at 7 o'clock. WANTED KNOWN-Salvago, Owen and Graham, 100 dozon Handsome Frilling;, i}d per yard; worth la.—J. Green, 85. Victoria-atreet WANTED KNOWN- Salvage, Owen and Graham. 51 inch Striped Heatiana flrst-olasa quality, 7ld por yard; now Welsh Flannel. 9}d yard.—J. Oreon, 83, Victoria-street WANTED KNOWN.—Salvage from Owon and Graham'*—Men's Under Flannels. 2a Od: Men's White Dross Shirts, 2k M ; Men's Brown Cotton Pants, beautifully flnishod, 3i and 3s Cd.—J. Green. 85. Viotoria-atroet. ANTED KNOWN—Waltbam Silver Lover Watchosfor Sale by T. H. Lowis aon. Warranted ; £s.—Queen atreot, opposite Union Bank. ANTED KNOWN, that J. Gilmour, of Parnoll. has still on hand aome very good linen of O. and G.s Salvage Stook; also. Ladies' Coruots and Umbrellas, which will bo sold at tho same low prico oa the abovo. W^ANTED KNOWN.-I will give 0 of T T of tho largo lot of handsomely bound books standing at my door for nothing to tho first peraon who dues not think them a wonder ful barguin. So bo in timo, and get tho piok bo foro the best of them aro gone.—At Dampisr'B Hobson-street Shop. WANTED SEEN, Our Largo Stook of Millinery, Trimmed Hats In overy Varloty of Style and Prioo. A. LOVETT. WolleßJoy-streot. ANTED KNOWN-That RTTudo hopo has just opened a Shlpmont of Gasaliers and Gaa Braokets, and is now selling them at prioes nevor equalled for cheapness. Also, tplomlid value in Electrio Bell and Water Fiitlngß, and all requisltcß of the trade.—Note tho Addreaa, Wellealey-alroet, opposite the Opera Houeo. ri M £ * i fa |-a ° wa- § * 1 Xi * jSss 2w S E^oo « W°§J: Pl| SSisl Z WJ 3{«* < v. i % ° 1 i> $ * vy ANTED KNOWN. THE GRHATEBT SUCCEBB OF THE DAY, REVOLUTION IN THE TAILORING TRADE. SUITS TO MEASUnS AT WHOLESALE PRIOES. ALLWOOL BUITB from Scotch, Kaiapol, or Roslyn Tweed. 15a; Mosglel Bnlt, 60s; Ovor ooata, 25a; Troneors, 15a. Bnt we acoclally desire to draw publio attention to our Boat Tweed Suits to moaaure, £3 17a 6d. Those are from tbo Beet Tweeds In Auckland, and tho uaual rotaC price is £5 10b. Everyone pro nonnooa our Treusora superb. From tho best material, 20a 6d. Wo have the largest tailoring ooncorn in tho Norih Island, and therefore give our patrons the benefit of our Wholesale prices for net oasb. Saddlo Tweed Suit, £3 17b Od. WORBTKD BUIT, ££ tfß (JD. Melton Bnlt, £3 17a 6d; our Best Tweed Over coat, 60s. Choice selection of everything good and fanoy to chooao from. Tho sceptical aro In vited to givo ns a call, and bo convinced. All Goodß Shrunk. Material, Style, and Fl» unsur passed. Wo havo purchased tho entire Stook of a Woollen MIR The above Goods can alto bo had on the Deferred Payment System. AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY, Merchant Tailors, Manufacturers, and Importers, CUBTOMB-BTREBT KABT, Opposite Conplnni'a New Buildlnga. Bußlneea Hours ! 8.2 V a m. to 6 p.m. E~ NGLISH SLATlKG7ntßeducecfPrices, by Edwin Atkinaon (from London), Pan- Bonby Roml (near Savings Bank, Newton). 171MPLOYMENT wanted ; can givo good 'J oecurity, Bplondid reftroncos; will tike inaido or outßiue work ; haa had oxporionco In thi management of men.—Addref a, ''07," Star Office. , T> A~R OTa SHIP, Wanted, a competent Broom and Brush Maker with Bmall capital. Good Bpeo. Apply G. W. BINNRY & Co., Corn Exchange. Fort-street. S "TONE FENCES — Wanted to Build, by really first-class hand, at per chain.—Ad droßs Now Chum, Star Office. TO~tAILORESSES~.— Wanted, a Good Trousors and Vest Hand. — Apply to Munro & MUllgan. Hobson street. T~ O FARM LABOURERS.—Wanted, ft good Farm Hand ; married ; must be ablo to milk and plough—Apply at Alexandra Hotel, corner Chapol-Btreet, on Friday afternoon, 31at July. _ To Lea TO LET, Tho Two-storied BBICK BUILDING IN COMMERCE-STREET Lately occupied by A. and R. Eaton. Apply to HENDERSON fc MACFARLANE. TO LET, a 4-roomed House in Wolf-st., 7s week.—App'y J. C. Morrin, Wellington-Bt. TOLET(Brown-st, Ponsonby),25-roomed Houses, water laid on, every convenience, &o.—Apply Jamea Craig, on iho premises, TO LET, two Houses in Church-street, and one in Pompalller-at, — Apply Suffolk Hotel, Ponsonby. rt^O LET in privato houso, two Rooms, X with use of aittina-room and kitchen.— Apply Mrß Cavaiagh, Ballsbnry-st., Parnell. TO LET, Mary-street, Mount Eden, s roomed Houae.—Apply to H. Surinam. Grocer. Mount Eden Road. TO LET, Suite of Offices, Ground Floor, Queen - street, Best Position.—Apply G. Lewis, Auctioneer. TO LET, a well-finished and thoroughly comfortable Houbo of 1 rooms.—Apply H. Fiold, Grocer, Rlehmond Road. rpO LET, North Shore, Cottage, Four I Rooms, Sj por week.—Apply B. Tanner, Devonport Ferry Company. TO LETi 6 Roomed House, nearly new; water laid on, concrete paths, wash-house, &c, near Ponsonby Road; rent. 12s,—Apply ?• Whiting, King-street, Ponsonby.



I mO BE LET, a small Shop in the be it X part of Queen-street. — Apply to W. L. Mitchell. Land Agent. Queen-atroet. TO be Lot, at 7a 6d per week, in Hazlett's Paddock, Now North Road, a comfortable 1 roomed Cottago —F. G. Ewlngton, Agent, TO LET, House, 4 rooms and scullery ; Surrey Hills; ront. 15s.—Malcolmson & Co.. N.Z. Houso and Estate Agency, High-st. TO l ET, a 5-roomed House, Devon street, Newton Road.—Apply Mr Turner, Atiororomble-Btreet (off Wollnsloy-stroet). TO LET, a tirst-rate Bottling Cellar, with concrete floor.—Apply to J. M. and J Mowbray,Jjand Agents, Fort-street rSHO LET, two new Shops and Dwelling- JL houses in Union-street.—Apply to Edward Bartloy, Architect. rpO LET, Shop at corner oT~Mira~iind B. No.-folk-fitr- ets. Ront, 18 .—Apply to Wm. Rossar, Wood-stroot, Ponsonby, mO LET, a" Large" Comer Shop with X tl welling, Ponsonby Road.—Apply C. Cato, Vermont-street. TO LET, a commodious new G-roomcd Houso In Home-street, Arch Hill.—Apply to D. Somervllle. TO LET, in Nowton Road North, Sutton Cottage of 3 rooms, with wash-house, tap wator, privato yard, evory convenience; 10s Gd weekly.—Apply Mr Fryor. O LET, a Furnished Bed and Sitting Room, with use of kitchen ; also, a Fur nished Bed-room, suitable for gentleman.— Apply_lll, Victorla-streot West. TO LET, a ploasantly-situated and wolf finished House in Grafton Road j gas, water, hath, and overy convenience.—C. Aickin, High-Btroet TO LET, a Groomed Houeo in Ponsonby; gas. water, bath, and every convenience. — Apply W. L. Rogers, Ponsonby Furnishing Warehouse. TO LET, 5-roomod Cottage, Ponsonby Terrace {last honse flown); gas and water. —A. Wright, Fancy Goods Dealer, Victoria and Givtliam-streetg. T~ O LET, 5 and Croomod Houses, all convcnlonoos; rents low. —Apply John S. Press, Bulldor, laot houao right-hand side Cram mer Road, Surrey Hills. TO LET, at Arch Hill, a Shop and Dwel ling of 5 rooms; khb laid on: Buitnhlo for grocer, draper, &c—Apply Y. Warren, Kara ngohapo Road, Nowton. TO LET, close to Ponroso Station, a 4 roomed House, with waehhouso. and 7 acres of Land.—Apply to J. Chapman, Railway Storo. Nowmarkot. TO LEfTg^pd^roomedrHouse, 108~6cl; 3-roonicd House, 6sGd ; Codrington-streat, Great North Road, boaido Publio School.— Inquire third houso left Bide. TO LET in the centre of tho city, a Con croto Workshop anu Wooden enclosed Shed : ront. 7s fd per wook.—Apply Holland and Butler, Victoria-street. TO LET, tho Provincial Boarding Houso, Upper Queen-street. — For particulars apply to E. Robinson, Fishmonger, Vlctorla- Btreet West. TO LET, 2 New 5-roomod Cottages in Fltzroy-Btreet, off Brown-street s gas nnd wator laid on.—Apply to E. Cloal, on tho pre m ("OBj TO LET, 8 roomed Houeo, corner of B-own and Fitzroy streets; gas, water, and bath-room : concroto paths and yard; gocd garden: ront, £I.—Apply to E. Cloal, Fltzroy stroot, Ponsonby, TO LET (Solwyn street), noar tramways, 8-roomed Houso; gaa stove In kituhen; bathroom; splendidviows of harbour.—Apply Malcolmson and Co., New Zealand Houso and Estato Agency, High-Btroet. TO LET (16s)—The Sea Vie^ House, top of George's Bay Rood. Upper Parnoll; six rooms, &o.; decorations jußt now finished; solid and gentool; passage through to tho main road.—lnqulro next door. O BE LET, Gordon House, Hobson - street, 12 rooms, bathroom, good cooking range, Vonetlan blinds, gas, wator, and evory convenience for a first-class boardlng-houßO.-- Apply to W. L. Mitoholl, Cootnbea's Arcado THO LET in the Exchango Chambers, X corner Queen and Durham streets, a Suite of OfHoes or single Ofllcos. To a good tenant, modorato rem. Also, two Large Offices on ground floor, tho boat in Queon-Btroot.—Apply J. Levy, 111, Queen Btroot. TO BE LET, in the Suburbs, 2 very delightful Villa Residences, noarly two aoros of ground each. Railway Btation in front, and omnlbußses pass tho door?. These aro choice dwellings.- -W. L. Mitchell, Land Agent, Coombes's Arcado. A ROOM to Lot in Ponsonby. Suitable posiiion for Dressmaker. —For address apply Star Olllco. D"W6NPORf^fo Let, Sevoral Cot" tagos and Fumlshod Houses.—Apply R. and R. Dudor, Houso and Land Agents, FFICES TO LET, fligh-streot, from 5s a wook, light, central, oasy of access — Apply New Zealand Mortgage. Loan, and Dis count Bank, High-atroet, next to Atkins's, Printer; SIX-ROOMED HOUSE to Let, in Nelson- Btroot. 15-<: 5 rooms. Borestoi d-etroct. 12s; City water. Very convenient houses.—C. Wil liamson, Land Agent, High-street Foif Sale FOR SALE, cheap, 500 Brick Covers, more or less; no reasonable oifor refused. — ' J.T.," Sugar Works. I^ORTSALE OR TO LET, a well-finished J Six-roomed House, situated in Princop streot, Surroy Hills.—Apply A. Hoey, Prlncep- BtrooU . C^OR. SALE, "Mistress" Stove, nearly I* new, No 23, oomploio. Ownor no furthor use for It,—Grafton rtoad. second house above Baxter's Sioro, IJ^OR SALE, first-class new Hansom Cab, J Doublo Seated Buggies and Dog Carta; also. 2 Second-hand Hooded Buggies.—W. E. Baaten, Coaoh Bnildcrn. Wrakeflold-Btreot. 1710R SALE, a neat 5-Roomed Cottago J and Sklllion, oloee to Choral Hall, largo allotmont, planted aholtor and pinotroee.—Apply Richardson and Jackson, 81, Quoen-atreot. Prioe, £150. IJ^OR SALE, in Kyber Pass, a House and } Shop; £50 deposit, balance by oaey weekly Instalments and mortgoge. Tho tram will soon bo laid down, and Increase tho valuo of property In tho Btreet F. J. Mobs & Co.. Shortland-Btrcet, IjM)R SALE, tho 3-ton VTacht Ethel May . (coppered), with all gear, oto.. In good orda ; eultablo for either pleasure or working nuri,OßOß.—Apply Thames Carriage and Dray Fa .'tory. Vlotorla-atroet Eaat. F"OR SALE, 50 Acrea of Good Land, within 8 minutes' walk of Tuakau Rail way Station. Will bo Bold choap. Tho land la pirtially bounded by a rivor, and la suitable for oroliard or farming purposes. Tbero is lor 5 acfos of bujli.—Kor further particulars, apply to R. Gordon, at back of Savings Bank, SUiroy Hills. Auckland, 17U)R POSITIVE SALE, cheap, a per . feotly new Houso of 5 rooms, fitted with every convenience, and large Frochold Allot mont, noar Mount Eden Rail wsy Station: terms easy.—Apply to John Soppot, Houao and Land A gent. No. 8, Queen-Btrett. FOR SALE, Suburban Residences and Grounds, from 1 aero upwards, ranging from £1,200 to £5,0C0. Villa Residences from £500 to £1,2C0. Comfortable Cottngeß, from £140 upwards, vide Btar Supplement whole column.—D. F. Evans, Auotionoor, Land nnd KBtate Agent. (6666) FOR SALE, Avondale, a splendid little lot of 5 or 10 Acres of flrat-olass Land, feacod, and fronts main road. Price, only £35 por aero. Woll worth Inßpeotlon.—D. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent. 1328 FOU SALE, or To Let, charming Villa Ro idonco. eltuato Mount Edon; bix large 1 rooms and scullery, nico hall, rogi»tcr Krate«, bay window; splondid allotment, 132 x 170, vol canio site, grand position, excoilent drainago, healthy. — Full particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. 1517 FOR SALE, corner Middle and Spring- Btreota, Ponsonby, nnd only 10 minutes walk from G.P 0., a Grand Freehold Property, cornor lot, House of 1 roomß, Sec, register grato, Stands high, good view, a ploasaut position J prico, £360. Easy terms.—Apply to D. F. Evans, Land Agent. • 1557 F~ OR SALE, Dairy and Poultry Farm situate about 6 miles f •om Auckland, by good road, on tho boautlful Avondale Rlvor, conßietlng of 181 Acres of aplondid Land; new nnd weli-built Houso, 5 rooms, Stablo, Buggy houße, Workshop, and sundry outbuildings, all in flret-claas order. Nioo, young Orchard, ot about 1 aero, and small kitchen garden. This Is a grand little farm, and unsurpassed as a fruit, poultry, and dairy farm, or residential site. Price, only £1,100 for the lot.—D. F. Evana, Land and Estate Agont 1328 _ Tp O R SALE. EABT TAMAKI. — A splendid Farm of 87 acros. Houao, and sundry outbuildings. Tho land is good, fertilo. and .subdivided into con venient paddooki; situate near the well-known ottates ot Mossrfl Lushington. Harris, and Smales. This Ib a fine little Farm, and well worth Inspection Distance from Auckland, about 15 miles. I. ioe only £11 por aero. —D. F. Evane, Land and Kstate Agent. till TTI OR SALE. ORANGES! BANANAS! PINES! COCOANUTS! &c. TO ARRIVE JULY 31. PER S.S. JANET NICOLL. CHARLES BAGLEY, WHOLESALE FRUITERER, CUBIOMS-STBEET AND PARNKLL RISE. N.B.- Country Orders for the Auckland Dls trict, accompanied by remittance, promptly attended to. X?OK.A — FOR SALE, CHEAP—A g_&(^o\7 Cottage of 5 rooms and level Allotmont, thoroughly well built, cloao to the Great North Road and Ponßonby Road. Terms, £50 Cash. A Bargain.—Apply to DeLacy and Gibbon, 21, Qoeen-Btreet ABAKGAIN.-Cnsh deposit of £10 will secure 2 allotments, new 5-roomed house, Btable, and hayloft, by applying at onoe to W. L. Mitohell, Land Agent, Coombeß s Arcade. FINE Building Allotment for Sale, situate In Cameron-street. Shelly Beach Road.—Apply to T. Seddon Evans, at Mr Alexander's, Solicitor, Auckland. TT'OT E L FOR SALE. For Salo, in one of tho most rlalng and flourish ing Waikato townships, a commodious Family Motel, close to a bank and nesra railway station, doing a flrat-clasa visitors and bar trade. Largo publio works are being oarried out in the imme diate neighbourhood, and the proprietor s only reason for selling la his desire to retire from buamess.-Apjly l to ;gDKYINiTeAwaOTtUi ,



BRICKYARD, STONE QUARRY.— Appliances for working Biuue.—7-roomed Houso, oiitbuUdioga, on 29J acres splondid Land, with large sea frontage. A grand speculation; a fortune in itself, as stono and bricks can be readily shipped in immcnao quantities. Price, £3,501 Further particulars on application.— J. H.Jtandereou. _ \LrHSi C" HEAP FEED FORHGS.-2001b Bags Flour. Klightly damogcd, fls the sack.— JomesWVWhjte, Onehunga. CH AS. WILLIAMSON. Land, House, and Estate Agent, High- Btroet (near Shortland-Btreol). has alwayß for sale and to let large and small houses In the City, suburbs, and country dlstriots; aIBO firms, Improvod and unimproved, In various parts of tho province. Several eligible building allot i monts for Bale In Uie City. See lints in Evening Htar and " Herald " I" SLOWER SEEDS.—A splendid collec . tlonjust opened exdircctstcamerß. New catalogues in a few days.—G. 11. Layers, Wyndnam-Btreet. G" "OODSfEA!iiBOAf"for Sale, in" grod order, 22 tons.—Apply Mr Coleman, Soli citor, Queen-street. G" ARDEN SEEDS-You can So"v7Now. —Reli.iblo Seeds can bo obtained of G. 11. J-avorß. Wyndliam-street. SEED POTATOES.—Mrs Davies, 13, Customs-street, has on ham) sundry kinds of the above, consisting of Ashleafs, Brec_2eß, Sec, recently imported from Canterbury. Buyern are requested to mako early applica tion,-J. DBNNISON. SEED POTATOES I Seed Potatoes !- For Sale, 10 tons Superior Sample Kidney Seed Potatoes.—J. W. Marshall and Co, One hunga. TO BE SOLD, Leased, or Let, a corner Allotment, 66 x IS2. near Cuoksey's Btoro, Mt. Eden, and 9-roonied two-story Houso there on, woll-ventiiated, with buggy-house, gas Btovo, gas and water laid on.—J. Braba_wn. Public Notices THE First Shot will be Fired at 8 o'clock To-nl^ht, at Protestant Hall, Karangahspo Road, on City Finance. Batepayers^roll up. _ ONEHUNGA NAVAL-ARTILLERY will Parade, THURSDAY, 730 p.m. Uniform, without accoutrements. Attendance compulsory. By order. M~ OUNT NESSING, Grafton Road.— Privato Bitting-rooma. Travellers and tourists will receive overy attention. Beautiful view of the harbour. ONEHUNGA. —J. Canadine, Queen streot, repairs and deals in Watches, Clocks, Scwirg Machines, Jewollery, Gune, &c. Ammunition sold. ORAJTbTpGAINS — Men's blue nap JT\j Blugle-breasted Whitney Overcoats, 20s, worth 10s. Men's tweed and cloth vests, 2i 6d. —Fernandez, Newton. MRS FORD, Monthly Nurse, removed from Shoohan - Btreet, Ponsonby, to Collingwood-strect, 7th house from Ponsonby Road. P"~IANOS Tuned, 3s 6d, and Repaired thoroughly in all its branchea at a moder ate chargo. 15 yeara' London experience.— KichoDs, oaro of Murray and Sponcor, Queen si rent. OILCLOTH nnd Linoloum, Is 3d ; Stair cloth, 6d; Tapestry Carpet, Is 9d, Islld. New fatterr.B in all widths—J. M. McLachlan, mporter, 2t2, Qnocn-street. 4S OD EACH—BoyB' Strong Tweed Knickerbocker Suits; largest and best assortment of Boj'b' Clothing In Auckland.— Fernandez's Salvago Sale, Newton. THIS is to give notice that I will not be Responsible for any Dobts contracted by my Wifo, Caroline Bousfleld. she having left her homo without, any provocation.—(Signed) WALTER BOUSFIELD. "ftXOTICE. — Running on my farm at _i__l Walkomiti for lsst three weeks, n Red Hclfor with whito heart on forohoad and two whito patches on each Bide ; no brands or ear marks. If not olaimod within 11 days, will be Bold to pay expenses.—A. X oily. July 25,1885. DR. ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STKEL PILLS (The most efficient Female Modlcino known). Sold by all Chemist Patent Medicine Vendors, and st Apotneoaries' Hall, Shortland-street. Price. 2s 6d Bottle. Agents: BHARLA»Nu & CO., Wholesale Druggists, Lornest, Auckland. ARSHALL'S Special Tincturo of Podo phyllum is tho Homoeopathic Remedy for all Liver and Stomach Disorders and Risings and Indigestion. Price, Is per bottle—C. W. Goodsou, London Arcade, Solo Agent for Auck land; /CHALLENGE. J, W. S. Faoan, hereby Challenge Jonx Rkanev to Wrestlo a Match, Cumberland Style, best fivo fulls out of nine, for any fair euni not oxeeeding £50 Arrangements can bo mado at John Tiiomi'So.n's. Edinburgh Cattle Hotel, on THURfcDAY NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. W. S. FAOAN. MISS O'HANLON, Artiste in every kind of Artistic Work. Lessons given in Fancy Work in oil its branches, also in Lußi.ro Painting, Oils, and Wator Colours. Drawing Class on Saturday Afternoons. Speci mens ot tho different worku can bo seen and Lcaaons given at Ofllce No. 10, Ccouibiß's Ar cade, Qucen-Btnot i _ rv\RE UNION STEAM, SAW, MOULD X ING, SASH, AND DOOR COMPANY (LIMITED). Recent rair.s hating brought down a plentiful Supply of Logs at TatrUa; tbo Company has re sumed the oxooutlon of Orders over 10,010 ft, by direct delivery, a system whloh enables It to quoto extremely Low Prices for Wholcnale Parcels. SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS. All Children Suflfer from Worm's, Manufactured by bHARLAND & CO., Wholesale Druggists,Lorne-st, Auckland. Sold by all Chomist Patont Medlolne Vondors, and at tho Apothecaries' Hall, Bhortland-st.. Price, Is por Pocket. -]%/T ETROPOLITAN CLUB; Ail Members who have not yet paid thoir sub scription, are requested to do bo, to the under signed, 21, Now Zoaland Insurance Buildings, on or boforo the 30th Instant. M S. LKKR3. Secretary ■vr O T I C E. I hereby givo notice that there aro running on my property tho following cattle :-l Yellow Cow, white anout tho head; 1 Rod Heifer (branded); 2 White Cows with yollow spots (ono with oar split): 1 Whito Cow (split in tho car). If not claimed within fourtoen days from date, will be sold to pay expenses. SAMUEL MILLER. Pukekoho, July 21th, 1885. ■pHOiNIX FIRE OFFICE OF LONDON. ESTABLISHED i7B2(OYER 100 YEARS). This Old-established Company Is prepared to undertako Fire Insurance Business of overy description, and guarantees to its Clionts Abso lute Security, Liberal Torms, and Promptitude in all Its Settlements. HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE, Agents. Fortrßtroet T> ELIEF FROM COUGH XV IN TEN MINUTES. SHARLAND'S CHERRY FECTORAL (Absolutely tho Best Cough Medicine known) Manufactured by SHARLAND & CO.. WholeaaloDniggists.Lorno-st .Auckland. Sold by all Chemist Patent Medicine Vendors, and at tho Apothecaries' Hall, Shortland-strcot Prloe. 2s Od and in Gd a Bottlo. TfIHE Cheapness of an Article Depends X upon the Quality. The reasons why the New Zealand Twf ed Company, Tailors, Short landjstreet, has mot with the amount of success that it has are: Firstly.the T weeds aro allof New Zealand manufacture, oomlng direct from the Mill, so there Is no Middleman's Profit; secondly, overy Garment Is Thoroughly Shrunk, and mado in a First-olass Stylo thirdly, there Is No Credit, co tho Good Customer does not pay for tho Bad.-Now Zealand Tweed Company Callnl Shortlnnrt-Btront. opposite Bta» Offlor SPECIAL NOTICE For the oonvonionco of Customers rosldont In Upper Symonds-street and Mount Eden District we have arranged a BRANCH OFFICE (With Telephone connection), at ORUDQK AND NORKTON'S, Wlnstons'B Buildings, Upper Bymonds-street, Whero orders loft for FUEL, CARTING, HORSE^FEED, SCORIA, &0., Will receive prompt attention. Note.—A large Covered Spring Waggon and Spring Carts for Removal of Furniture. W. & G. WINSTONE, CUBTOMS-SKTREKT EAST. AUCKLANL YX7" E HAVE RECEIVED EIGHT MAGNIFICENT IRON-FRAMED PIANOS BY ROMHILDT. Each Instrument Is guaranteed for FIVE YEAR 3. Having sold EIGHTY-NINE OF THEM IN AUCKLAND Is sufficient proof of their popularity. TERMS ABE CASH, OB I'KB ARRANGEMENT. BROWN, BARRETT & CO. N.B.—A list of former purchaeers 1b kopt, and references can be made. T> ESIDENCE AND GROUNDS at XV Remuera For Sale: handsome and com modious Retidence containing 9 rooms exclu sive of bathroom, woßh-houso, etove-room, pantry, lavatory. Sec. See. ; stable, buggy-house, end sundry outbuilding. Ground, about five acroi", tißtofully laid out as tennis lawn, flower garden, orchard, &o, Sec. Tho houeo stands high, commands grand view, and in <-i closed by well-matured shelter and forest tree?, the whole forming a very desirable property, pleasantly situated near residences of Messrs Cruickshank, Clark, and Isaacs, Victoria Avenue, Remuera— D.F, Evans, Land and EetateAgont. 637



rriHE -vr y t^armer TOee AtfD •pOULTRY JOURNAL FOR AUGUST CONTAINS THE FARM-Opera- THE MARKETS, tions for August and EDITORIAL — Can September, liraining Wo Conaervo Our Land, Manures, Forests? Practical Planting Potttto-p. and Unpractical Far- THKDAIRY-Milking niers-Hares and Fruit Young Cows. Making Trees, American Hood ( heese. How to WhoatCrop.Hawke's Mikotho Kestßutter. Bay A. & V. Society. LIVE STUCK—Jersey Canterbury Farmers' Cows (Illustrated), Co-operative Asso- Riding and Driving elation. Horses (continued). SPECIAL INDUS THK GAROEN-Ope- TRIES - Tobacco rations for August, Culture, What Shall Thoughts for Early Wo Grow J Spring. THE TIMBER GA- TheFRUIT GROWER ZET l'E—The Timber — Vines, Orchard Milla of Auckland, Notes, Apples, Insect Keep Your Saws in THE BAPIARY-Sea- ThY "POULTRY Bonable Hints for YARD—Hints fer the August, Instructions Hatching Season, to Beginners in Beo Wyandotte Fowls, Culture, The Honey Typical Brahma Beeof Various Lands, Fowls (illustrated), Ligurian Bees. Christchurch Poultry LETTERS FROM Show, Plymouth BEE - KEEPERS - Rocks. Commencing Aplcul- HOME AND HOUSE turo, Moving Bees, HOLD. Drones, &c., Bee keeping in Tasmania, Foul Brood. SUBSCRIPTION 10s Per Annum (Payable in advance). Published at "Star" Office, Auckland. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVI DENT SOCIETY. Head Office, 87, Pitt-Btroot, Sydney, Juno 27,1885. Doar Mr Kelly,—lt is a matter of current re port that you hold policies for considerable amounts in the two American offlcea now trana acting business in these colonies, and I know that tho manager of ono of these oillces haa stated that a Bonus Certificate recoived by you has disclosed results that " ought to be made widely known." Tho Bonus Certificate for the year 1881 attaching to your Policy, No. 101,215, with this Society will to-day be issued to you ; and, aa you are deeply interested in the Society, you will no doubt institute a comparison between the bonuses allotted by tae threo offices I shall be glad if you will be kind enough to favour me with particulars of the policies effected by you in the American Companies, and of tbo bonuses allotted, in order that I might mako a Biniilar comparison. Personally, I havo littlo doubt of the result of Buch com parison ; and 1 shall esteem it a favour if you will givo mo permission to mako euch result public. Faithfully yourß, Mokrick A. Black, Actuary. T. H. Kolly, Esq., 07, Pltt-strcet. Sydney, 3rd July, 1885. Doar Mr Black,—l hand you herewith resulta of the Equitablo Lifo Assurance Sooietyof tho United States, and of the Now York Life Insur ance Company, for tho year 18?1, ao far as I am concerned. Tho differcnoa ia tho amounts of premium arises from difference in age, one being for 53 years and the othor 51. I have no objection to the publication of the figures, Yonrs truly, T. H. Hsi/LV. Morrlco A. Black, Esq., AUBtrallan Mutual Provident Society. The following aro tho particnlara relating to the Policica on tho life of T. H. Kel y, Esq , of Sydney, referred to in the foregoing corroa pondonoe:— . In each case tho Policy ia an ordinary whole Hfo ono; they wero all effected in 18!*. Ono annual premium has been paid on each, and one year'a bonus allotted to each. It is not thought necessary to make any com ment on these figures. It is confidently believed that THEY CANNOT FAIL TO CONVINCE THKMOSTSCEFITCALot thoSUPERIORII V of the Australian Socioty. COMPARISON OF RESULTS. Bonus (1 Year). A.mt Pre'ium . Namo of Ofllco. As- Paid rarcd(lYcai). Rover- r _,_ aionary V afuo Addi'on vaiuo' Equitablo of tht £ £ s d.- & s. d- £ s. d United State. 10.003 512 18 tl 07 0 0(60 0 0 New York Life 5,000 285 2 1 58 15 4133 17 0 Aust'lianMutua I Pr'dentSooiet} 5,000 293 15 0103 i 082 10 0 Tho abovo Figures ARE NOT ESTIMATES, but aro the results of THE EXPERIENCE OF THE FIRST YEAR'S BUSINESS of the American Office in Australia. M. A. Black, Actuary. AUCKLAND DISTRICT OFFICE, CoitNisa Queen and Victoria streets. D. J. McLKOD, Chief Dlstriot Agent. July 1,1885 . XN THE ESTATE OF THOS. HILL AND CO., GROCERS. All Claimß against the abovo Eatate are to be lodged with the Truateea not later than FRIDAY, the 31st July. All amounta owing must bo paid by that date, otherwlao they will be placed in the hands of a solicitor for recovery. ART. HEATHER l Trnßteßß It. E. ISAACS ) irnßteeß r O O X QUI FOB TUB BLUE 217, QUEEN-STREET. BOOT BLUE BOOT BLUE "—"*" BOOT B^UE c. BROOKES. BOOT BLUE c . BROOKES. g°££ BLUE ujwvmv a. BOOT GIVING UP BUSINESS ! 1 POSITIVE GENUINE SALE ! I C.B. bega to thank his ouatomora for tho patron age he haß received for the last 19 years, and also to Inform them that ho Intends RETIRING FROM THE BUSINESS, AND OFFERS HIS ENORMOUS STOCK OF BOOTS BOOTS BOOTS AND AJNU SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, FOR CASH, t&FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.ta NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED SHOP TO LET, and FIXTURES FOR SALE. NOTE THE ADDRESS— C. BROOKES, BLUE BOOT, -^-p BLUE BOOT BLUE BOOT, BLUE BOOT QUEEN-STREET, "AUCKLAND meetings. AURAKI GOLD - MINING COM PANY (LIMITED). An Extraordinary Gonoral Meeting of the Shareholders ot above Company will be held at Company's Office. 33, Queen-Btreet, Auckland, on THURSDAY, 30th July, at 2 p.m. Business: To confirm the resolution passed at last Extraordinary Meeting authoris ing the Diroctors to aocept tho oftor from Ivanhoe Gold-mining Company (Limited). F. A. WHITE, Manager. Auckland, July 16,1885. AUCKLAND WORKING MEN'S CLUB AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Notice:-Tho Half-yearly General Meeting of tho Members will be held in tho Clnb Room, on FRIDAY, July 3lßt, 18S5, at 8 p.m. Business :To Receive the Half - yearly Balance-sheet. To Elect one Member of Committee. And for any other business that may arise. By order of tho Committee. SIMEON MOSES. Secretary. -vr O T I C E. Engineers, Smiths, Fitters, Turners, Mill wrights, Patternmakers, Planers, Borers, Coaoh- Bmitha, Sblpamiths, Boilermakera, Mouldors, Coppersmiths. Braßßflniahera, Plumbers, Gaa fittere, Zinoworkera. Strtkere, Furnacomen, Pudlera, Shlnglera. Rollers, and all connected with the Iron Trado, aro hereby requested to at tend a meeting to be neld at Robson'a Rooms on SATURDAY, the Ist day of Augnat, at 7.30 p.m., to further conßider mattera important io tne Trades, and report progreßS on Rules By order of Committee. HENRY R. GIERY, Secretary pro tan, \ UCKLAND TIMBER COMPANY X~ (LIMITED). The Eighth Ordinary General Meeting will bo held at the Company's Office, Cnstoma-street West, on 3rd AuRUBt, at 3 p.m. Buslnesß :— To r-ccive Dlrectora' Report and Balance sheet ; Election of Director in room of G. Holdßhlp, Fag., who retires, but is eligible, and offeia himself for re-election; Election of Auditors, and any other buai ness W. C. DALDY, Junr.. Secretary. Auckland, ISth July, 1885.



Personal. WILLIAM WHITETHREAD, formerly of Thames, Miner, son of William Bar clay Whitothicad, late of Whangarei, Settler, dfocaaod, or uuy pereon knowing his addreaß. .would much obligo by communicating at onco with tho undoreigncd WILLIAM COLEMAN, Solicitor, 85. Queen-street, Auckland. TIOM KEE3ING, Victoria-street, wants everybody to Uuy his Clicks, Jewellery, and Watches on Deferred Payment or other wise. Roll up 1 LOST, from Panmure, two fat Bullocks. brand O O. information will be gladly received la-d expenses paid by Fisher and Co, _ _____ -f A iii REVv Al-.D —Lost, nix '.vetks ago^ 11/ a Chessput Horso, 11 liatids hisb, small 6ta.- on foreh-'f.d. uliirlitiy lamo ou near hind leg, shod. Proceedings will bo taken against anyone known to detain it sftcr this notice. — & Breekon, Belwyn-strcet, Onehunga. _£•"! REWARD.—Strayed from ©Be ds'JL hnnga, on tho 12th July, One Dark Brown Horse ; two white hind feet, and white Btroke on nose.—Apply John Denize, or C. Horecrof t, Onehunga. S~TRAYED into my paddock, on Sunday Morning, a Horße with Saddle and t ridle. —Owner can have same, by paying expenses. from J. Wbito. near Mt. Albert. STRAYED into my place, a Spaniel Dog. If not claimed within 7 days will be sold to defray expenses.—Mrs Smith, Boarding-house, Wakefield-stroer. - FOUND 1 Found ! Found ! Tho Hand somest Assortment of Ladies' and Gents' Plain and Fanoy Ringa at Tom Keesing'B, Jeweller, Victcria-atrset. i — 1,.-.—,- ■ ■■ i Gazette in Kisßferapitcy. T N BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND, In the matter of " Tho Bankruptcy Act, 1883;" and ot the amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of Michael LknnaN. otherwise Uvan, of Auckland, in the Provincial Dis trict of Auckland. New Zealand, Master Mariner, a Bankrupt. NoTloa 18 hereby given that application will bo mado to this Honourable Court on THURS DAY, the 13th day of August, 1885, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or ns soon thereafter aB Counsel can be heard, ihat on order of discharge be granted to the said Michael Lennan, otherwlao Ryan. Dated this 28th day ot Jnly, 1886. Burton and Namer, High-street, Auckland, Solicitors for tho Bankrupt. T N BANKRUPTCY IN THE COURT OF~BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Aot 1883." and ot amondmonta thereof, and of the Bank - ruptcy of Alexander Rm.nell. of tho Borough of Parnell, in tho Provinctal District of Auckland, Now Zealand, Builder, a Bank rupt. Notice 13 hereby given that application will bo mado to thie Honourable Court on THURS DAY, tho 13th day of August, 18S5, at 11 o'clock in tho forenoon, or as soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard, that an order of discharge 00. granted to tho eaid Alexander Reynoll. Dated this 28th day of July, 188*. Bobton and Names, High-street, Auckland. Solicitors io* the Banktupt. T N BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In tho matter of " Tho Bankruptcy Aot. 1883." and of amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of Isiac Walters, of Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auokland.New Zealand, Butcher, a Bankrupt. Notice is iiscreby given tha f application will bo made to this Honourable Court on THURS DAY, the 13th day of Augusr, ISSS, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as Counsel cau be heard, that an order of discharge be granted to tlio said Isaac Walters. Dated this 28th day of July. 1885. Burton and Napier, High street, Auckland, Solicitors for tho Bankrupt. ——3 Tempers. mOBUIL D E R S. Tho lime for Receiving Tenders for Brick Shops in Vi toria-atreat ia Extended to noon o£ SATURDAY, Ist AupusC. kdWd.mahoney AND SON, Architects. ENDERS WANTED for about 150 3 arda of Wiro Fencing.—Apply A. Mor ton. 83, Queen-street. Continued on First Pago. &inctions> W. VAILE. J [K. h. BRADLEY TO MORROW, JULY 30, At 12.30 o'Clock. Will sell by auction To-morrow, FIRST-CLASS RACING DINGY SCULLS, and ovorythlng complete. VAILE AND BRADLEY, Auctioneers, Queen-st. (opposite SaviDge Bank). ___ TO-MORROW, at 12 o'Clock. APPLE?. APrLES. APPLES. Ex Buster, from Hobart. G. W. BINNEY Will Soil by Public Auction, at his Mart, Corn Kxcharge, Fort-street, To-morrow (Thursday), at 12 o'clock. 6)A\i\ CASES OF FRUIT, <vW Comprising— Fronoh Crabs, Stone Pippins Scarlet Peaiinaina Sturmors. Now Yorka Russets, &c. Sco. T. 0. RICHARDSON.] [T. M. JACKSON, RICHARDSON & JACKSON, EXCHANGE SALE ROOMS, TO-MORROW, at 11 o'Clock. ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, Consisting of - Isignis, Marcocarpa, Kara ka, Ligustrum, Gunozmua, Sagc.Thymo, Roses. &c, Sco.. Sec, Also. 20,000 __« v l c KS> RICHARDSON & JACKSON, Auctioneers, FRIDAY, JULY 31, At 12 o'clock. J. H. HAMER AND CO., Instructed by Mr J. Marriett, will sell at hi realdence, Newton Road, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Including Cretonne Suite, Oil Cloih (12 x 15), Passage Oil Cloth, Gipsy Tablee, Kauri Tables, Chairs, Dresaer, Curtaina, Blinds, Iron Bedetcada, Mattraaaeß. Palliasses, Colonial Sofae, Crockery, Cooking Utenails, Boilers, and &0,, and 1 Double Barrel Breech-loading gun. On viow morning of Sale. Sale at 12 noon. W. S, COCHRANE] |JAS, DAOKK FRIDAY, JULY 31. WALNUT AND TAPESTRY DRAW ING-KOOM SOITE, MAHOGANY DUCHESS SUITE, BOOKCASE, CEDAR PIANO, HARMONIUM, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURB. The Subscribers will Sell fey Public Auction, at thoir Rooms, Queen-btroct, on Friday, July 31. at 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist ing of Walnut and Tapestry Drawing room Suite, Cedar Pianoforte, Harmonium Cedar Dining Table, Mahogany Duchess Suite. Bookcase, Iron and Wooa Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Hair Mattrass, Palliaesee. Pillows, With stands and Ware. Dressing Tables, Carpets, Mirrora, Wood and Canc-seaied Chaire,Coucbes. Rocking Chairs, Oval ana Square Tables, Fish . Globe, Pictures, C'hcfFoniers, Fenders, Mailing. Linoleum, Hearthrugs. Oilcloth, Pc dental Stand, Mangle, Folrbank'a Weighing Machine, Sec. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. SATURDAY, 11 o'clock a.m. DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE. By Order of the Trustees of Mr Petry„ Jewellor, &c. NEW DWELLING HOUSE, SUPERIOR PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. R. ARTHUR Has rereivod instructions from the Trustees oi Mr Retry, Jowellor, io sell by publio auction at hia Residenco, Kerr-strcei, Dovonport. North tilioru, ou Saturday next, at 11 o'clock a.m., mHE NEW, NICELY-FURNISHED JL RESIDENCE of 6 jooiub, conveniently situated, with the Freehold Allotment on which it is built. Superior Piano, but little used; Horsehair Suite, liuby Chairs, Cuno I hairs, Couohec. Tables, Oarpolß, Oilcloth. Mats. Pictures. Ornaments, Tiniopicces, Stuffed Biids, Mirror.' Kitchen Uteiißils, Ulnts, China, and Earihen waro, K.t'. Ware. Cutlery, Iron Bedsteads. Pallloßaea, Pillows, Maurus-:cB, Bedding, Wash stands, Toilot Sets, Toilet Table, Looking Glasses, Good Stovo, Vcnelain Blinds, Toole. &0. continued on Fourth P*ge *