VOLUNTEER NOTES.

A Battery Artillery. TBI? Company had a muster of 33 in tho ksandthreesupernumerariesat drill last . „_ Captain Payne and Lieutenants Worrie and Geddes were present. At the M neln»ion of the exercises, Dr. Tennent SUed the trophies given by Lieutenant forrie forthe bost discipline and demeanour fl Strode, and most regular attendance at jrffjfor the six months. The prizes in the "petition, w i_ich was confined to gunnors, ''ZiMed ol a gold medal in the form of a . Msltese cross, four silver cups, and two «_. er medals. The gold medal was awarded SiGnnner Doughty, while the other trophies ware won in the following order :—Gunners Cole, Morrow, O'Brien, Richards, Wilson, jndWhatford. Artillery Bond. The Band attended tho A Battery drill lust evening, and played the company through town subsequently. The band, which is under Bandmastor Hunter, wears anew regulation uniform of dark blue cloth tunics and trousers, with white facings and breast stnfps on tunic, and red stripes down the trousers, while the head-dress consists of a dark blue helmet with white plumes and chains, and silver mountings. The ■lilmets were made by Messrs W. H. 2 gentonand Co. Ponsonby Navnls. This Company had n drill last evening, when they were put through a series of company and skirmishing exercises by Major Derrom. About thirty new carbines trere served out to those of the members who had unsuitable weapons. 1 Queen's Own. | This corps had a muster of 41 under Cap tain Keep and Lieutenants Wilkinson and Collier yesterday afternoon. Lieutenant fjelfe instructed the men in company and musketry drill. Captain Keep entertains the Company at luncheon at Ellerslie to- I morrow.

1 :>■■_■ 2'" Anokland Coastguards. The rifles supplied to this Company for I drill purposes have been returned, and the ■ men armed with carbines, a supply of which bus come to hand. The members continue A. attentive to their drill.

O Battery ArtlHery. The usual drill of the Parnell (0 Battery) Artillery .was held yesterday afternoon in the Drill-shed, under Lieutenants George and Wosteneys. There was a muster of 31, The battery of two 64 pounders at Point Resolution has been handed over by the Government, with the stores, maga zines, &o. Ponsonby Gunboat. The following additional subscriptions 1 - have been received and banked by Mr J. •H. Witheford:—W. Mason, £5 ss; Dr. Eenderdino, £2; Mercator, 10s: Total, , £1 16s. ■ I College Rifles. It is notified elsewhere that there will be !| no drill to-merrow morning, on account of ■ the march-out to Epsom taking place in the afternoon. The Company are to assemble

1 At the Drill-shed at 2 p.m., when it is ex- I pected tbe Artillery Band will join for the 2 excursion.

AUCKLAND GLEE SOCIETY

THE Auokland Glee Society gave the first of a

series of concerts arranged for the season in St.

James's Hall last evening. The Society numbers SS members, and is under the management ot Mr J. H. Edmondes. There was a large audi"

once, and the concert proved very successful- The Society members, occupied the platform- All the ladles wore crflme dresses with ooloured I sashes, the latter boing pale blue for sopranos ■'-." and cardinal for altos. Tho tenors were dis tinguished by blue, and the basses by cardinal rosettes. The Society choruses were well rendered, ond Included several well-chosen pleceß, whilst the solos were in most instances rendered in a highly creditable manner. In the first part of the concert the following items oc onrred:—Song, " True Till Death." Mr S. Hall; song. "Apart," Mrsß. Jones; trio, "The May Fly. Mesdames Rafton and Johnson and Mr ! Johnßon; song, " Will He Come" (encored), Mr F. Edmondes: song. "The Old Sexton" (en cored), Mr J. H. Edmondes;.song, "The Old Cathedral" (encored), Miss Walker, After the usual interval, theeecond part was opened by the bociety in the glee "Queen of the Valley." after -which songs were given as follows :—'• Golden Love" (encored), by Miss E. Walker; " Man the Lifeboat" (fnoored). Mr J. H. Edmondes; "The Red Cross," Mrs J. P. Johnston. The Misses Edmondes sang the duet, *' I Heard a Voice." and in response to on encore bowed their ac knowledgments. The quartette. " Pro Phundo Basso," was also well rendered by Mrs J. P. Johnston, Miss Wild, Messrs Kilpatrick and Edmondes. The performance concluded wi the National Anthem. The proceeds of tho

concert, after expenses are paid are to be dis posed of in the Interests of charitable insiitu tions, the services of Mr J. H. Edmondes (con ductor) and Mr W. A. Patterson (pianist) being I given gratuitously.

GRAFTON BAND OF HOPE ANNIVERSARY.

The fonrth anniversary of the Grafton Band of . Hope was celebrated lost evening by a mlscel ■ laheons entertainment, which was largely at- B tended and remarkably successful. The room I was tastefully decorated for the occasion : with temperance mottoes, ferns, and banners. . Over the stage appeared the words " A Hearty I. Welcome to You AIL May' God Bless Onr Band of Hope. Grafton Rood, June 25th, 1885.'.' .Ths welcome was artistically set? forth in flowered letters, the work of Mr Robert Meat a. tbe painstaking Secretary. Rev. R. Bavin occu pied, the choir, and delivered a brief address on . r iMany Happy Returns of the Day." Miss Page and Miss Lily Pulman performed a pianoforte duet Miss Alice Hodges then recited the anni versary poem, "The Bit o'Blue," written by Mr Blackman by special request Short addresses were delivered during the evening by Rev. Mr Gloss on "Forged Fetters." Rev. Mr Pinfold on "Change," and by Mr Graham Tawhol on "Pakehas ond Moorla," who sane the "Maori Teetotal Chant", written by Mr ■0. 0. Davis. The Socretary, Mr Mears, B lead a most encouraging reportof the pastyear, - showing th'ot the roll bore the names of __Bmem- H beis, and that their monthly meetings hod boon .. aproeoloted, largely attended, and generally l< successful. The balance-sheet was favourable, I showing a oredlt balance over expenses of M Ijs I lii The choir, under Mr Gatlond, assisted bythe *■ • tttogslandßtrlngßand,-en(?erel.everalchoruses With fine effeot Seveiid ladies performed plano •W forte duets, viz., Mra and Miss Mears, and the Misses Bavin. Others contributed songs, viz., II Miss Hampshire, " The Golden Stair;" Miss Itohtfoot, ••Apart;" Miss Main, '-The Better Land;" ond Miss Blackburn, "Gates of the . West 5" Recitations were given by several ■ soung ladies ; " Skying the Copper," by Mr :fe Walker. A gratifying evening was brought to o Its close with the National Anthem.

ACCIDENT AT THREE KINGS.

A touvo mau named Robert Edwards met with a serious accident at the Three Kings to-day. Ho was working at Brierley'e gravel pit about 11 o'clock, when a large quantity of gravel, weighing between 2 and 3 tons, fell upon him covering him up. He was speedily extricated, ond taken to the Hospital, where he was being examined when we went to press. His thigh is broken, and he is not expected to recover. The same young man met with ai accident at the Government quarry .a j short time ago. * .

T ABLE TALK.

Last night of " The librarian.!? »' Stage Struck " at Devonport to-night. Mayor of Newmarket* gazetted a J-Vr Wellington Harbour Board borrows another £50,000. „ „„„ .. , Gisborne Board floats £200,000 through Ift Oftion Bank. '■■ . _ _ • New story by Bret Harte in Stab Sup hjsment to-morrow. ' , The tender of L. Vickers, of Ponsonby ; (£310), has been accepted by the Board of • Education for the erection of a echool building at WhongaroaNorth. -.__■__, 1 o Captain O; Mahon has been gazetted a member of the School of. Instruction-Board fer the Examination of Officers-of Militia and Vohtnteers. r ■:' • ~ .'. :Mr John Kennedy, who died suddenly in , Welli_gton ' of heart' disease,' formerly igMteufd'for ifr A. JI, Nathan, Qf Aupjf- Mr J. H. Taylor, of Rotorun, contests the i' Host Cpost with Mr W.Kelly. Tbe meeting to arrange for Auckland re presentation at tho-.Exhibitifln, London, will be held at 4 o'clock next Monday at Chamber of Commerce. ■ ■ J-.Prendergast's tpnder, £23, bw been ' fteeeptedoby Mrtl.- O. fireenvood, auctioneer, for clearing and burning the gone and sorub on "Glenmore" estate, Sew North Road , .... -i A. F. T. Etheridge is gazetted chief clerk of the Land .Office and receiver of Land Revenue, Auckland. , Greymouth folks are chuckling because the steamer Taupo crossed the bar yester day with 872 tons coal for Dunedin. She . ttaw 14ft, 3in. aft. . , ■...;', ,-< . Psknranga Board propose borrowing >,' nndertboloads and Eridgf* (.ofist. \lotipJ I' **tW'lorj|El.dy'B Road though the-fcltua ■IPOmpaiiy'sestat?.' = ";' ;: '; !,! ' /Verdict of incendiarism roturned by jury ||||g*«i'-fire at W,' A.' Gr.ham's house, .$ Bangiprh. James' Iletchor, a well-known Vfest mlßjlft-carrier, was found dying on the road ■ftOft'Eeefton to (Jreymouth. He explained Hw%i«U off the bos, and the waggon flaeels piissed over the spall of hjs haqk. ' .> A pafent nan^ed N. p...Qqlcor, who died w ftp Dunedin Benevolent Institution, "UlpfMlOOta tbe Institution, £1Q to the H: *>tufn, and rest oi the estate to gt, Peter's ■Hnglicah) Vestry. WlaA'- - a ■.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

N.Z.L, and M.A. London Markot Telegram

London, June 23.—W001: Market un changed, except for New Zealand medium and inferior greasy, market easier. Fine cross-bred has declined Id to Id per lb. There is a moderate competition on French account, and a fair competition on Belgian and German account. The American de mand ia good for long staple merino light in grease. The total quantity catalogued to date is 12P,0C6 bale?, and the total quantity withdrawn to date is 26,000. Last quota tions unchanged since 4th instant. Wheat: The yield of the crop in the Pacific and Eastern Sta'es of America is bele.v the average by about 20,000,000 quarters. Tallow : Markot quiet. Mutton is worth 30s por cwt., and beef 28s per cwt. Leather, market firm ; best sides, lljd per lb, Mothor-of-pearl sholls, market steady; quotation for Sydney, good bold, 155s per cwt. New Zealand tjemp, market quiet; medium it worth £20 per ton j other quota tions unchanged,

THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS.

ANTI-TARIFF OPPOSITION.

Wellinoton, this day. A Free Trade caucus is to be held on Monday and will be largely attended, not only by the Free Traders but also by Pro tectionists who oppose the tariff, and others who objoct to the raising of additional taxation through the Customs. It is ex pected that 50 will attend. It is understood that a, majority of the heterogenious party have pledged them selves to keep Ministers in power if possible, but their resistance of the tariff will be so strong that, if successful, it will completely disorganise the financial proposals of the Government,

Mr Pyke is a leading man in combina tion, and doubtless expects a portfolio in the re-organisation of the Ministry that is almost sure to fall on the rejection of the tariff.

Ministers are aware of this strong com bination, which I forgot to mention com prises, also, 13 who have hitherto been out and out Ministerialists, and are very much exercised thereat.

I have good authority for stating that Mr Stout has threatened to go to the country in cane of an adverse vote.

Merchants here complain that one of the most serious objections to the proposed new tariff on soft goods lies in the exceedingly confused classification of articles. In large shipments of miscellaneous goods it would take days to correctly classify the contents for assessment of duty, and tho examina tion would have to be a very strict one indeed. /

OPERA HOUSE.

" The Libeabian " was repeated at the Opera House last night, and met with a repetition of the marks of favour which greeted the production on the previous night. The continuous laughter of the audience whiletheßev. Robert Sparerib was upon the stage fully attested the success of Mr Leitch's portraiture. Tonight the piece will be performed for tho last time, and to-morrow evening "The Shaughraun"

In order to present another powerful at traction upon the withdrawal of "The Lib rarian," Messrs MacMahon and Leitch have for some time engaged in fitting up a grand scenic and spectacular production of that ever-welcome drama, "The Shaughraun." Mr George Leitch will appear in his favour ite character of Conn, and will be supported by the whole of the Silver King Company. When " The Shraughraun" was first pro duced in London, and just at the height of marvellous popularity, when all London was nightly thronging the Adelphi Theatre, Mr Boucicault was, with out a moment's warning, compelled to with draw from the cast. Mr Leitch (then quite a young artiste) was sent for to take his place, and in spite of the trying task it must have been to step into the shoes of such a popular idol as Mr Boucicault, tbe young actor's success was instantaneous, the warmest commendation of the London press was bestowed upon him, the crqwds, if possi ble, increased.and, to use acricketing simile, triumphantly carried out his bat for one of tho biggest scoros ever accomplished in the dramatic field. The first production will be to-morrow evening, ana the circum stance will be rendered doubly interesting, for besides the subject just alluded to, it is confidently anticipated -that the great actor-author himself will be present on the occasion. Mr Boucicault is a passepger by the incoming American mail. Altogether the management should scoro as big a success with this production of "The Shaughraun," as they did with the •' Silver King." _____________________

PAINLESS SURGICAL OPERA TION.

Dr. Wilkins, of Auokland, has performed a number of operations during the last threo weeks, in which he has used the new prepara tion, cocaine. A couple of drops of it three er four times at intervals of two to four minutes before the operation Is commenced produces Eerfect temporary insensibility to the porta to c operated upon, and from ten to fifteen minutes after the solution had boen applied the Benßibllity of tho eye, its corner and membranes had co much diminished that it could be pressed with a probo or finger without caußing the slightest pain. The speculum could be intro duced into the eye and its membranes puuotured with the forceps without causing the patient any discomfort whatever. No injurious effects follow its use either locally or const! tutlonallr, ond no sickness which la so frequently very detrimental to the success of eye operations. Dr. Wilkins considers that by the use of cocaine, old and weakly people, alßp timid people, con be operated on In eye effeotions, where otherwise ohloroform would be Im possible. The patients remain conscious during the operation, but express themßelveß os quite insensible to ony pain at the time. There can be no doubt that this lote discovery of the preparation of cocaine will prove an in estimable boon in surgical and other cases. Dr. Wilkins Is oermitted to mention some well known names amongst the several oases he has treated during the past throo weeks. Mr William Gorrie had one of tho most painful operations performed upon his eye without any sensation of pain. Miss Mathews had a polypus removed from her ear without pain. George Maclean had a piece of metal removed from his eye after the application of a few drops of ppcaine, which, before It was applied, waJ so intensely painful that he could not look at light. Mrs aqyd, Ponsonby, 75 years of age, was operated on for the removal of a com; plicated case of cataraor, with interna} adhesions. No pain occurred in the removal of the cataroct, but she experienced a little when the Internal adhesions were separated. John Tomney, of Mangawai, hod o severe opgrotlqn performed upon eaoh of his eyes. He stated that ho experienced no pain. Mlbb Barkers, a little girl, aged seven, of Ponsonby, was operated upon for n squint." After the application of the cocaine, Bhe would allow the eye to be pressed upon with the finger, f oehng no pain by the toucb. However, the sight of the instru ments for the operation frightened her. Ihe least little was then given, just to deaden the senses, and the operation finished. In thisloose. not a quarter of tho chloroform was required that wouid havebeenhodnot the cooainebeen applied fl ret. The preparation* of cocaine was obtoinod from Mr Sharland, Chemist, which Dr. Wilkihs f£_rXd ifflm srotfonsr W fiVriry satiW Bon. the patients ospreßßing themselves &at there was no sensation ot real pain.

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Wanted. ■~. WANTED, a First-class Coach Smith j wages. 12s for copable man.—Apply to E. Porter nnd Co., Ironmongers. WANTED, Coat Hands andliripTovers. —Auokland Clothlne Co.. Onßtoms street East (opposite Coupland's new store). WANTED, two good Tailors; also a good Talloresa.—Apply at once, J. Wil llams, Victoria-street. ■■ WANTED, a strong Trustworthy Youth, to milk, &0.-Apply to J. F, Taylor, Mount Roskill Road. Three Kinga. WANTED, a respectable Boy for shop, Apply W. 3. Jones, Saddler, &c, WANTED, on Errand Boy.—dee and Potter, Coach Ballderß, Kutland-street. W"~ ANTED, smart Boy for Hop Beer Paotory.—Apply Wm. Handley, Fop Beer nnd Cordial Factory, Wellington Lane, off Hobsonntreet. ANTED, a Girl about 18 for House work.—For address, apply Mrs Gilbert, Parnell. . WANTED, competent General Servant, for small family; references required.— Apply to Mra Jackson. Orakel Itond, Remuera. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mrs W. Fiphpr, fhrap doora above Gas Works, Nolson-stroot. WANTED, a kind person to Adopt a Baby-girl—Apply at the Old Hospital. WANTED To Sell for £450, Mount Eden main road, grand Allotment. 61 feet frontage; doptb, 165 feet 5-roomed Houbo, cost £250; bath, concrete tank, 2,000 gallons; ground alone worth £320.—Particulars at Mao elesfleld Vilja, Karangahape Road, near Taber nacle - " WANTED, to Bent small Farm, R0 to 130 acres, with purchasing clause; Bto 12 miles by goad road from Auckland.—State partloularajo Omega, Star Offloe. WANTED, in a private family, Two respectable Boarders to share large, airy room j no others kept.—Apply Mrs C. Yinoc. Lower Vincent-street. WANTED, two respectable young Men as Boarders, use of piano and sit ting room, in Nelson-street; home comforts.— Apply Stab Office. WANTED, two respectable Boarders ; 18s, washing Inoluded; double and single rooms, bath; trama pass door. — John Hunter, Newton Boarding-house, Karangahape Road. WANTED, Boarders: bath, piano, home comforlB; exoellent table; Bplen did view; superior accommodation. Terms, £!■—Kenitworth House, Vlnoont-street. WANTED, Customers for Prime Corned Beef, from lGOlbs up to 10 tons, at 2id Sor lb: guaranteed sound; terms to suit—&. [ulme, Butoher, Queen-street WANTED, tho Publio to Cajl and See the New and Second-hand Bungles, Waggons, etc., at tho Thames Carri»2o and Dray Footory, Vlotoria-Btreet East WANTED, Men to purchase their Un derulothing, Lamba' Wool Merino or Cotton. Also good Hosiery, Auokland made, of J. W. Shackelford, 80, Victoria-street, 5 doors above Albert-street WASTED, Gentlemen to Know that the pla^e for TJes and Scarves, always a good variety of Bast Shapes and Colours, at Shackelford s. SO. Viotorltl-street. NB.—Just opened the new Exhibition Soarf with Ring, _ WAN TED, to Sell a Tobacco Business and Hairdresslng Department, cheap.— Apply J.N., Stab Office. TVTANTED, a Partner (either sleeping or V T active), in a Patent Article for which there Is qready sale. £300.—" Patent," P.-Offloe. WANTED at Once, 20;000 Pick and Shovel Men to call at Garrett Bros', and secure Watertights s.t 8a &i; J?luohers, — 6d. Sale will lost tor One Month only. W~~ ANTED.—When yon are in Hobson- Btreet call at Munro & Milllgan's and see tho largo and choice stock ot Tweeds and Coat ings Just opened for tho coming season. No shoddy goods o.- slop-making and trimming at this establishment WANTED SEEN-Beautiful Birthday Cards, just opened, at Chari.es Kolsey and Co.'s. ISO. Queen-street WANTED KN OWN.-AH meals at the Auokland Hotel Restaurant on apd alter To-day will be 9d per meal. TOTANTED KNOWN-On Salo, Bricks, TT Lime, Sand, Cement nnd Ground Mortar. Lifting Jacks on Hire.—N. McLean, Builder, late J. J Holland. Lornq-j-Hreet WANTED KNOWN —Boys' Nicker Suits, Salvage Stook, Quito Perfect Salvage Prlcoß at RendeU's, Top of Grey-fltroot. W ANTED KNOWN-Salt Butter I Salt Butter I oheapor than dripping, only 6d per lb.—Co-operative Stores, Hobsoa streot, next Criterion Hotel. ANTED KNOWN-Worklng Men see the very best Printed Mole. Trousers, soiled only, at half prloe.—At Rondell's Salvage Sale, top of Grey-street. Vi'fANTED KNOWN.-To those who V » want to make two ends meet, call and purchase Pigs' Chocks, 2d lb; Mntton Hams, 3d lb; othor hams, fid lb.—Baton's Co-operative Stores, Hobfton-street. ANTED KNOWN—During the Salvage Sale, I am making Bwooping reductions in all kinds of Regulnr Uoods for two weeks only.—W. G. Allen, Draper and Clothlor, Jervois Road, Ponsonby. WANTED KNOWN-Having brought forward all the best of the goods from Owen and Graham's Salvage Stook, the same will be sold at the old prioes.—Allen, Jervois Road, Ponsonby. WANTED KNOWN—Pillows from 9d; Mattrasses, from 3a CI; Dressing Tables, from 4s 63; Wasbhond»tands, from 53 Od, at Schincller and Frean's, Karangahape Rood, Newton. WANTED KNOWN-Men's Shirts from 12. a dozen; Boys" Shirts, 6a a dozen; Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing. Immense Bargains at Allen's Salvage Sole, Jervois Road, Ponsonby. WANTED KNOWN-Boys' Jerwjy Suits from 7b to 20b ; Boys' Knioker Suits, Overcoats, and all classes of Youths' and Men's wear at Alton's Salvage Sale, Jervois Road, Ponsonby. '' ANTED KNOWN-Cheap Timmsb I Cheap Timber! And all other kinds of Building Material, oan be purohosed ohoaper and better than anywhere else at tho yards of D. Oolimb .Albert-street W" *ANTBD KNOWN .-Charles Kelsoy "" and Co. are allowing Ten per cent dis count off all oash purchases of Fanoy Goods over five shillings.—ChorlesKelsey and Co., 120, Quoen-Btreot j WANTED~KNOWN— Tha*t Working Men oan come In their shirt-sleeves ana wear away one out of the 426 Tweed Coats, damaged only by water, prices from 4s Od to 12s Gd : worth from 10a 6d to 2*l At Rondell's Salvage Sale, top of Grey-street WANTED KNOWN—If you want a Coat for Offloe Work, or a Coat for the Garden, or a Coat for a Trip to the Islands, or any other sort of Coot you can bo Bulted in Style, Prioe, or Colour at Rendoll's, Salvage Sole, Grer-street ' WANTED KNOWN —Prime Fresh Butter, Is per lb. Just purohosed 2 Tons Factory Cheese, must be sold. 4d per lb; reduc tion taking a whole Cheese.-Eaton's Co operative Stores, Hobson-street WANTED KNOWN—The best all round exercise is walking. You can get a Good Coat with Pleats and Belt in several Shades of Grey Serge, do your mile before breakfast and look Well, for 6s Bd.—Rendoll's Salvage Sale, Grey-Btreet WANTED KNOWN.—Ten per cent, dlsoount is taken off all purchases of Gold and Silver Jewellery at Kelsey's. They keep no imitation jewellery. Everything guaranteed. — Charles Kelsey and Co., 120 ueen-street. . ~ . WANTED KNOWN—See our Stook of Blankets before purchasing-—*) worth. 9-4 Blankets. 8s 6d, 9s 6d, and 10s 6d per pair; 104 Blankets, 12s 6d, 17s 6d. and 20s per pair j Twill Scotch Blankets, New Zealand Blankets, and Coloured Blahketß. "Aese goods are the best value we'ever offered.—D. MoPherson, Karangahape Rood. , . WANTED KNOWN—That J. Gilmour, of Parnell, has scoured a largo quan tity of theplokof Owen ond.Graham's Salvago Stock at a reduction in most of the lines of SO. §pt cent The goodß are perfect, and lh no way ahtoged either by lire or: Water', and ho is deter mined to Bell the whole at a very small advance, so that the publio may bavo the bow fit of ro markobly Cheap Goods while the Sale lasts. WANTED KNOWN—Are your Boy's logs getting too long for his Trousers? The Remedy, specially recommended, is to take him to Renciel-8, Top of Grey-street, and buy him one of the Tweed Suits put of the Savage Stock. This lot wos just o little damp only by the rain in moving, now dry and in- good order. Prices to suit ; "■ ■■ - " WANTED KNOWN--That George Gregory, Photographer, of Quick's Buildings (near Throe Lamps), Ponsonby Road, has aSSaoa. on ana after April Mt_, to moke considerable Reductions in his Prtoos, so as to suit the working olasses; prices from that datei betefl, I For Carte de Vlslte. 10s M per doz.; for Cabinets, fil Is per doz. Children same prioe. ■; Tram cars posb the shop. ___ WANTED KNOWN.—T. Evans (from Burton-on-Trent, England), Boot and Shoo Manufacturer, begs to announce that he has oommehciid'business in the premises hitafr SccupUd by "Mr Tester. BM with a Splendid Stook oj B-gVbh aW Colonial BoSs-'and Shoes of all kinds. He haf ing had 35 fears' experience as a practical bootmaker, con iXto Order, and Repairs done on the pre mlsps with neatnpsg and despatch, yrrr Yn T EjD kNOw N. THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE DAY, • REVOLUTION IN THE TAILORING-TRADE,. SUITS ,T0 MEASURE'SO. WB^3|Wf' .*K»B, < ADLWCOL SUIT 9 from SCOTCH, KAIApOI. witOuk&t TWEED, 45b; TROUSERS, 13s. ffvercoats'from 2SS to 60s. But' .ye spe^Uy desire' to draw frohllo feentfoa w> our Best Tweed Suits tameasure, JB3 17s 6d. These are frairfttie Best Tweeds in Auckland, nhd the usual retail price is £5 10s. &MV>*S*m iVounce our Trousers superb, ftPW lb. best miterial 20s sa; usual retail price. 355. We Hove the.largest taUoring concern in the North, Island, and therefore give our pa termsi th? bencfl of our Wholesfja E_i.ce? ibf net cash. See s?le?tU of eve _. A good on^l fancy ! actings, feui&. ? s, V Trouserings. Juat ook V*m ba convinced. All mil shrunk, ■ AUCKLAND QL^KINa^COMyAN?, nirJKftß <-Om3ana'B New BuUdlngs. Busln^fHcuri?^3oto 8.80 i 3.30 on Saturday



WANTED, o General Servant.—Apply ~ at onoe to Cleal, Fruiterer, Ponsonby Road. i ( WANTED, Generals, Feraalo Cooks, Nurse Hirls, and Servants of all kinds. Good wages. Seamen for America.—A. Mc- Leod, 7, Queen-street Wharf. WANTED at once, a strong Girl to make herself useful.—Apply Darby's ■ Dining Roomß, 'ii, Queen-street. WANTED, 1 or 2 respectable Men as Boarders. Terms, 16s.—Apply, for address. Mr Peet, Grocer, Wellington-street. WANTED, Tenders for Carpenters' Work, small Cottage; labour only; 12 o'clook Saturday.—J. M. Haslett, Fort-street. WANTED, Tenders for Paintfng and Papering Cottage, to 12 o'olook, Mon day.—J. M. Haslett, Builder, Fort-street WANTED KNOWN. -T. H. Brister, Coffee Palace, Cook-street, having en ■ gaged a flrst-olaas Pianist, can invite all Tem perance people to oall and spend a pleasant evening, WANTED SEEN, Our Large Stook of Millinery, Trimmed Hats In every Variety of Style and Price. A. LOVETT, Wellesley-street. Ttf^A™!.' TED X N O VV N. salv4QeT"salyace ! j. h. h ann an, -, VICTORIA-STREET, '--~' i Is selling part of Owen and Graham's Drapery ■ Stock, damaged by water only. It must be sold at once. WAITED KNWON, . TJ?AT '< J. H. DALTON, TAILOR, Viptoria-sfreet Eaßt, 1 Has procured a special line of TWEEDS for OVERCOATS, and can do a FIRST-CLASS OVERCOAT FROM £2 UP TO JJ4 10s. Extra Good Value. J. H. D. can also supply VOLUNTEERS) UNIFORMS, both Dress and Undress, at Eng lish Cost Prioe. Note the address— CITY TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, VICTORIA-STHEET EAST. WANTED KNOWN-That "Nothing Succeeds Like Success." This has been demonstrated in tho success that has attended the Eclipse Sale at Good son's London Arcade. The remaining portion ot the Wellington Stook will be disposod of by Publio Auction on the Premises by Mr Arthur, on TUESDAY ond WEDNESDAY, June 30th and July Ist; and os the Stock then offered will be for bona fide Sale, and"vpry yarfed, It will be aflne opportunity for Purchasers. This plan has bean adopted rather than sub ject the reputation of the London Arcade to be prejudiced by a Continuous Sale from a dateless period, knowing neither beginning nor end, a plan now so generally adapted. NOTK.-TUE9DAY, June 30th, end WED NESDAY, July Ist, the days of ARTHUR'S SALF. at tho LONDON ARCADE. OTTAGE, Wanted to Rent, 12 months certain, with option of Purohase.—"G.Z.,* Stab Office. GENTLEMAN wants Lodging with pri vate family in Parnell. Pleaee state terms. —Address G.H.. Stab Office. LODGING and part Board for a respect able young man'where no othor boarders are keot. in or near town.— Apply " R. Neal," Star Office. MUSIC, Portraits, Landscapes, etc. Lithographed In Miniature and Colonri ■he Btab Office. ______§ PARTNER wanted with £25 in profit able manufacturing business; £5 a week each could bo made. Fall particulars given.— f Genuine," Star Offloe. TOKATEA GOLD MINING COMPANY (REBISTEREDI Wanted, a Mlno Manager for this Company. Applications bearing testimonials and stiting saiary required, wil) be rcpeived by the under signed, at the office of tho Company, Soherifß Buildings. Fort - siroet, Auokland, up till SA'I URDAY, July 11th, 18S5. House rent free. W. IJORNK, Manager. Auckland. 25th June, 1885. mo BUTCHERS. Wanted, tho Trade to know that Ramps and loins pf Roof are pxchanged for Brtßketo.-For terms, apply FOSS & CO., Butchers, Queen street _________ 3S 11d. — Girls' Ulsters from 3s lid; Ladies' Ulsters from 5s lid. Largest and boat variety In Aiickland. palvajje gtock.— Fernandez. Draper. Newton. 1 A AAA PERSONS Wanted to JL",""" Purchase the Balance of our Stook of Boots and Shoes, amounting In value to £9,000, at unheard-of prices. Sale now on.—Garrett Bros., Wokofleld-street, Auok land ! B33a_g____gS__B a b —rs nouses Wanted. SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, within five minutes' wtlk Gonorol Post-office.—Box .165, Post-office. ' COTTAGE, of five Rooms, near Grafton Road.—Address M.M., Star Office. To Lei m O LET. THAT LARGE AND COMMODIOUS STORE IN FORT-STREET, being a portion of the Star New Buildings. A fine stand for a wholesale trade or sample rooms. Apply at Star Office. TO L E T, The Two-storied BBIC- BUILDING IN COMMERCE-STREET Lately ocoupied by A. and R. Eaton. Apply to ' HENDERSON & MACFARLANB. TO LET, Furnished House, Devonport, overlooking harbour, oloao to wharf; nearest Auokland.—Apply Richardson and Jackson, 81, Queen-a»reet, or Lllewall 8r03., Post-office, North Shore. ' TO LET, a first-rate Bottling Cellar, with ooncrote 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. TO BE LET, a small Shop in the best part of Queen-street Apply to W. L. Mitchell, Land Agent. Queen-street. TO LET, Shop, with Residence, "Cellar, &c, foot ot GreT:atrget,—Apply to Hy. Keesjng, Princes-street, TO LET, a beautiful 5-roomed House ond Soullery In Vermont street, Ponson by;—ArolyN^Mol^^FranklinJßoad. TO LET, a small Cottage in Norfolk street; rent low.—Apply tq Mr flouater, Norfolk-street. TO LET, Shop and & rooms, every con. venience: corner Jervois Road and Cur rqn-atreet'; rent, 15s; fine position for frul erer. TO LET, to Married Couple or 2 Ladies, 3 Furnished Rooms. —Apply Excelsior Store. Eden Torrace. near Eden Vina Hotel. mO LET, 2 Front Rooms in Wellington- JL * street, opposite Howe-street—Apply Star- Offloe. TO LET, a Shop, with Bakehouse and Stible, Manukau Road, Parnell.—Apply Mrs Yanghon, Parnell. OLET, North Shoyo, t\ Furnlohed Bed room, With or Withput board; no children pjf other boarder's.-Apply " 5.T.." STAR Office.' TO LET, a good Dairy Farm, near Auckland, with Dwelling-houao and all other necossory out-buildings; rent low to a good tenant.—Apply Star Office. TO LET, a new 5-roomed House in Fitzroy-street, off Brown-street; Pon sonby. Gas and water laid on. Rent 12s per week.—Apply to MrK. Cleal. Fitzroy -street. O LET, a long established Shop and ' Dwelling, in the hoarfbf the city.-Apply toiJ. Christopher, care of Brown, Barrott, and Co. ' ;- - TO LET, two handsome 8-roomed Houses, Jervois Roid: Also, fi-rootoed Cottage, Clarence Btreos; gas, water, and both.—Apply Allen. Draper. Jervoiß Road, Ponsonby. TO LET, five-room Cottage off Grey street; rorit, thirteen And sixpence per week. — Apply/Alfred Cox, Estate Agent, Cliombos's Arcade; TO LET, Melrose, North ghfre, new House of 6 room's; gas dpd water, bath room; splendid'view; ground, J59 x Uo.—B. Biafeoy, Lowey Albert-styeet. TO LET (Howe st.), House, eont«ining 5 rooms and scullery; ijiwedlftio possession. Rent', lis per weefc.-Anply Malcolmaon, De Lqoy ft Co, Higkßtreet. TO LET, in Lower Vincent street, a comfortable Front Room, furnished or unfnrnlshed; with or without attendance. —Apply Stab Office. O LET, a spacious 6-roomecJ House ond Bath-room, largo cellars, every oofr venience, College Road, opposite Cascade Store, -T-Apply A. Ap4orapp. : ..,.,... rirt'O LfeT, h healthy, peasant, 8^3.1 JL House 'In NeWtdn Road; tap-vitater, with eviry convenience; 10s 6d weekly.-Apply Mr Fryer, NewtQQ Roa^ North. " ' TO, LET, at Kingsland, a 4-roorp.ed Honse and large'allotment; fenced ;oyon and registered grote in houje. Qiexy oodyeni ence.—Apply Sta^ Offl _ fe TO LET, Remuert, Dwelling of 3. rooms, stoble, and about 2 aores ground; Dwelling house, 10 rooms, Manukau Rqad, with grounos, 2 aoros.—Apply Wp^. D^nnispn, Neymorket. T~s LET, 7-roomed House ; city water, i Inside and out, oven, 2 grate's, cupboards, and every convenience; ije^t, lis Od; Sunjmer eljreet Pipnsonfty,—A'gPly on, preritises. '_ TO LET, in Upper ftueen-street, close to District Sohool, Houbo of 7 rooms; gas aria water.-Apply W- J.amieson, Undertaker. Wellesley-Btreet East. TO 9.E -LET^BriClj Dwelling, Wellesley-slireM. Bent, only _62.—Apply to W. L. Mitchell, Coombes's Arcade.



TO.LET, a new 7-room«il House in Nor ;folk-street: go- i'/evoi-y p->om,and watei laid on; rent, Isi.—Applyoj. iwinßOn, dimmer 'street, -~,... ■~ ..'■_, nn6 LET, House of 6 rooms and scullery Jl close to the Tramway Terminus; rent 12b 6d per week.-Apply to the Zew Zealand House, Land, and Estate Agenoy, High-street, TO LET, Large Bedroom, with use oi kitchen, if required; rent moderate to a suitable tenant; no children.—3>d house left of Pratt-streetj off Wellington-street. _^ TO LET, o well-finished, newly-pointed bay-wlndbw Cottage, with 5 rooms and scullery ; city water and other conveniences; small children objected to.—Apply Mrs Lee, Walworth Cottage, Vincent-street. T~O LET, House of 8 Rooms, off Welling ton-fltreet; large, lofty rooms, well suited for large family, or boarding-house; rent. 21b ; or owner will board for rent.—Apply J. H. I Wlthefo-d, Shortland-street. O LET, Shop and 7 Rooms; gas and water laid on; opposite Brown-street, on Ponsonby Road; rent, £1 is per week.—Apply to Wm. Johnston, top of Franklin Road, or to Mr Davis, next door. TO LET, Ponsonby Road—House of 4 rooms, gas, &o.; Tram and 'Bub pass the door.—For further particulars apply D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Land Agent, 864 TO LET, Stuart-street, off Vermont street—A nioo Villa Residence of 6 rooms, well-finished. 2 register grates and a good range ; 3 minutes' walk from Tram.—Further particulars apply D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Land Agent. 862 TO LET, Mono View, Karangahape Rood, opposite Dr. Richardson's, House of Six Rooms; gas and water laid in. and gas stove in kitchen; immediate possession.—Apply Mai colnißon, DgLaoy and Oq. High-street. mo BE LET OR SOLD, the White J. Honse. Upper Parnell, commodious, beautiful view, beßt well of best water; U rooms, rent. 255; nothing less than 6 months.— Kvans, Town Agent, or on the spot. TO LET, House of six rooms, kitchen, and bathroom (Ayr-st, Parnell), water and gas, allotment 08 x 213: grand view and healthy 10-aUty.—Apply to MaleolmuQn, DeLocy, & Co., High-street ' mo BE LET, Gordon House, Hobson- JL street, 12 roomß, bathroom, good cooking range, Venetian blinds, gas, water, and every oonvenienoe for a flrst-olass boarding-house.— Apply to W. L. MltoheU, Coombea'a Arcade, T" O LET or LEASE, in Upper Queen street, 50 x 60 feet, with passage, suitable for smith Bhop, ca.ponter, or otherwise. Apply next houso to Rohinßon and Maxwell's Store, Karangahape Fosd. TO BE LET, between Ponsonby" Road and Richmond Road a good Shop and five-roomed Dwelling. The rapidity with which this district is rising into importance makes this a good opportunity for almost any business.— For further particulars apply to W. 1_ Mitchell, Coombes's Arcade. O BE LET, on Lease, Mount Roskill, 3 Aores of good Land "and 8-Roomed Family Residenoe: bathroom, stable and coaoh house, cowshed, rowlhouse, vinery, orchard, garden, and paddook.—For full particulars apply to W. LMitchell, Houso Agent, Coombes's Arcade TO LET, a Shop, with 6 rooms attached, corner of Riohmond Road. Oliphant stroet, and Lincoln-street, having three frontages: occupied by Mr H. Field, Grocer, for the last two years; good opening for a smart business man.—For particulars apply John Porter, Rioh mond Store, Riohmond Rood. TO BE LET, in the Suburbs, 2 very delightful Villa Residences, nearly two acres of ground eaoh. Railway Btation In front, and omnibusses pass the doors. These aro choice dwellings.—W. L Mitchell, Land Acont. Coombes's Arcade. rjp o b S1 E 1 ¥, L Those VERY COMMODIOUS PREMISES In Viotorio-etreet,: at present occupied by Messrs T. and H. Cooke, as Furniture Warehouse. There Is a well-lighted oellar and oxtefaslvo storage' room. Immediate possession oan be given. ' W. L MITCHELL, Estate Agent. Coombes s Arcade. ANGLESEA • STREET" — Six - roomed House to Let; gas and city water. Also, six rooms, Nelson-street.—C. Williamson, Estate Agent. Bigh-st'eet. DEVONPQRT.-To. Let, Several Cot togea and Furnished Houses.—Apply R. and R. Duder, House and |_agd Agents, DEVONPORT.— Tq Let, a nice -?ourr roomed Cottage, with large Allotment; rent, lis por week.—Apply E. W. Alison, Beaob Road, Devonport, aOUSE to Let, Stanley-street, Arch Hlll.-Apply R. Neal, Aroh Hill Tea Warehouse. SHOP TO LET, best part of Mount Eden Road—Apply London Dairy, Mount JMop Road, or Qrey-stroet, TO COAOH AND'BUHPROPRIETORS. —To Let, in the very heart of the city! within stone's throw of Queen-street, a first, class Stable Acoommodatlon for 20 Horses large feed room; also, room for six oobs; wijtpr and gas laid on, and evorjr ppnyoaienoe,—Apply Stab Ofilcti. "' - " """ ' " ■' '" ■"'■ ■ "»■""— Wcetiaffs. Tl/rOUNT EDEN ROAD BQARD, Publio Meeting of Ratepayers FRIDAY, 26th Juno, at tho old School-House, Mount Edon, at 8 p.m., re Lighting the District and other business, J. STICKLEY, Clerk. O BAKEKS.—A Meeting of tbe land Journeyman Bakers' Association will be held at Mr Robson'a Dining-rooms, Queen street, on SATURDAY EVENING, juno 27, at half-past seven o'olook sharp. All Journeymen, Members or Non-mombers, are respectfully _r vlted to attend. Business of importance. A UCKLAND INSTITUTE. The ordinary Monthly Meeting will be held In the Musoum Buildings, Princes street,' on MONDAY, tho 29th instant, at 7.15 p.m,, when the following papers will be read :— 1. ''Objections to the Theory of Evolution," by J. Buchanan. 2. " Notes on the Habits of Parkinson's Petrel," by A. Reiachek. 3. "On the Growth of Transplanted Treqs," by J. Bobor C.E. T. F. OBKESEMAN, Heoretiry. Gazette In Bankruptcy. TN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE SUPER_OR~cbuRT OF R_Offl:- RUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCI?L_VND. In the matter of ".The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and its amendment's and ot the Bankruptcy ot Gkorok Thomas Cains, of Auokland, Boatbulldor, Notice ib herbbv given that I, Gkoroe Thomas Cains, ot Auckland, in the Proyfhoial District of Auckland, In the Colon? of New Zea land, Boatbuilder, hove this day filed in the gald Court at Auokland a petltson to he adjudged a Rankrupt. ' " ( Date j t^s 26t1) day of June, 1839. G T CAINS Russell & Campbell, bankrupts Solicitors Auokland. T N B A N X R U P T C Y IN THE COURT OF~BANKRUPTOY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and amendment thereof. Notice is hereb v given that by separate orders (made on the dates specified in the matter of the Bankruptcies hereunder mentioned) the' said Court did oider and declare that the sold several Bankruptcies had closed :— ORDER MADE 18th JUNIS, Official NO.-. 158 JOHN MpMAHON, of Manukau Heads, " Shipping Clerk 16i WILLIAM ObLIFF, of Auckland, Settler 172 JOHN JAMES ALLAN, pf Wellsford, Bush Contractor 174 JOSEPH ARMIT, Of Auckland, Commis sion Agent 178 THOMAS HEALY.ofAuokland,Frutter.r 181 WILLIAM HKNRY BTACEY, of Avon dole, Brick maker 182 JAMES BOUND, of Mount Albert, Baker 187 JOHN MULLALLY. of Auckland, Carte* 191 McRA AND PARTY, of Kalparo.'Bub^ Contractors •'' ." J ' " 192 JOSIAH MALLETT, of Ano^land, Stone cutter ■ 195 _AMSSB FRASER, of Auckland, Watoh -198 FREDERICK GEORGE SINGLETON, of Auokland. Jeweller 201 MARY REARDON, oi Auokland, Board ing-house Keeper ' _ 205 CHAS. HENRY HILL, of Klngsland, Labourer 233 HUGH HART LUSK. of Anoktod. apM- CifQS. '• '' ORI3IR, MADE 25 .fl JjUNft 44 LOUIS NIBBET. of Wangoroa, Contractor lit WlLL__y^HtJGO,ofA.uoklan*vLabourer $55 ANDRIJW SNOWDEN, of Wangoroa. ' Publican "",: 193 RICHARD SEPHTON, of Auckland, Publican 169 WILLIAM HENRY TAYLOR, of Auck land. Carpenter 170 HENRY OHATFIELD, of AuoWftnd, Carpenter "-.." 203 MARTINI KERWICK,of Auokland.Boker 207 WILUAM CORBEST. df Auokland, Builder 208BRma»f DAYKIN, ot Newmarket, Storekeeper 211 CAROLINE WEATHERLBY, ol Auok ' lond.'Dresamoker 212 ROBERT JOHN CLARICE, of Auplfland, ' 217WI^MA_ SAVERS, ot Auokland, Carpenter t 220 JOHN CHAMBERLAIN WmiEIGH, Oi I '' Auokland, Stair mnksr ■ 221 JOHN MASTEipI, oFArph Hill,. Boot '- 22Q lA^ffi-^RIFFITHS. of Wade, PuhUwn 223 FREDERICK HANSON, of Remu.e*a, ''■ Farm Labourer 224 PATRICK KEEIJ O vBRI?N^ of Rang!, ja'^D^R-«_|bT FAIL, ot; AUoWwJ, ' Printer * 22G, DENNIS RUB!?!, o{ AwjHand, Bestau -22§ SYDfIBT^^I'JAMfIS, of Auckland, Carpenter 228 WILLIAM and JAMES CLA-RKB, 0! Auckland, Photographed Dated at A^oWan^ 25.4 day of IB_jjs, JOHN LAWSON, y. oa°W A»W fe Bj^nkrwtoy. ■' .. ■"- ■- .1- ■mm.mirLinitflillli.jiff ■GhSi 6b EACH—Men's Tweed «wi Bloc. fit Cloth Vests, 2s 63, the greatest bargaiw ever offered in Auckland.—Femande«'s Qreal Salvage Sale, Newton.



For Sale. r : 1_" FOR SALE, a Second-hand Gas Engine Shafting and Tank in capital working r order.—Apply to Geoffrey Maclean, N.Z. Frozen Meat and Storage Co. (Limited). ' Tj_Oß SALE, the eight-legged Calf J? (stuffed); also, tour-legged Fowl (alive), I with show banners for eaoh complete.—Apply ! to "H.S.."Paciflo Hotel. ... ■ y FOR SALE, Choice Building Site, main road, Remuera, securely fenced, with 1 good well of water.—Wm, Dinnison, Agent, [ Newmarket. i I XilOR SALE, the 3-ton Yacht Ethel May IX. (coppered), with all gear, etc., in good , orde ; suitable for either pleasure or working . purposes.—Apply Thames Carriage and Dray Fa .'lory, Victoria-street Bast. FOR SALE (Devonport), £650—Nine roomed House just built for owner. Selling for trade reasons. Extensive sea view. . Also 16 Acres Choicest Site in Northcote for mansion (or allotments, partly pegged); etraw - berry slopes and valley for orohard. Also i many other good, cheap properties for Sale.— Geo. Brown, North Shore, and 37, Queen-street Wharf. ■■ _; FOR SALE, Grainger Road, Mount Eden, off Mount Eden Rood, a comfortable Freehold House of 0 roomß, with lean-to, &c, &o.—D. F. Evans, Auctioneer. ' \ FOR SALE, Sale-street, high position, overlooking Freeman's Bay, a Choice ; Little Villa of four well-furnished rooms in good state of repair. Corner Allotment, 29 x 75; very; ' cheap at £320.—F0r further particulars apply D. F. Evans. Auctioneer and Land Agent. 1176. FOR SALE, Ireland-street, Ponsonby, ! Nice Little Cottage of four rooms, con -1 veniently situated, olose to town. Allotment, 'S3 x 71; very cheap. Prioe, £210 —For further Eartioulars apply D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and , and Agent. 1-51. FOR SALE, Manning-street, Newton, a comfortable 8-roomed House, in a very ' pleasant position; Venetian blinds, reg. grates, Leamington range, gas and water; allotment, 83 x 100; will sell ot a low figure.—For further Sartioulars, apply D. F. Evans. House jpnd iatate Agent ______£__, FOR SALE] Temperance s^ftlft^e'] Remuera, a fine newJßtosiftence W six well-finished rooms; allotment, •(_____, % SSI ; two fireplaces, cupboard, and dresser; orchard of 40 trees. Also, the Allotment above (66 x 221).—F0r farther particulars, apply D. F. Evans, Ano tioneer and Estate Agent. 1828 FOR SALE, Penrose Junction, opposite the residence of Bir Maurice O'Rorke. 2 Aores of Volcanio Land, oornerlot; would make a fine market garden: very level. House of 6 roomß, splendidly finished ott, stable, fowl-house, and concrete tank (holding 2,000 gallons); about 7 minutes from Railway Station.—For further C'iloulars, apply D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and d Agent. ■ 1525 FOR SALE or TO LET, Victoria Avenue, off Valley Road, a grand Free hold Property, House of 7 Rooms,-well finished, bath, sink, 8 register grates, water laid on, dresser. &o„ allotment 50 x 198, bay window, pleasantly situated, a grand view, volcanic soil, and well fenced.—For further particulars apply D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Laqd Agent. QUEEN OF BEAUTY GOLD-MINING COMPANY (Limited). The Mine and Plant of the above-named Com pany will be offered for sale by public auction at the Thames on THURSDAY, the 2nd day Of July next, by Mr Craig, Auctioneer. Sole to commence at 11 o'clock a.m. The Mine contains an area of 110 men's ground, and Included in the Plant is a Valuable Battery of 20 stampers and IS berdans driven by water power; also one Pumping Engine and two Cornish Bellprs, one Winding Engine and Cornish Boiler, one doublp oyllndor flinch Cap stan Engine, two Turbines, S(D-hoyse power, two ?.opes (jttift long, each 8 5 Ij, four sets of 12-inch lungers, and two Drawing Lift Door pieces; also, a Large Quantity pf Cast Iron Pipes, Raits, Iron Hails, Tirnbo?, Dopes, Ooal, Mining Tools, &c, Bohed\iles containing a full description of the Property can be lnspeotod at tho Office of the Liquidator, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, and at the Company's Mine, Thames. D. G. MacDONNELL, Liquidator,., Auckland. June IS, 18_B._ "EV O R B. A L B " TUX HUNTLEY BRICK. TILB. AND POTTERY WORKS. The above Works, with all necessary Ma chinery and Plant, for the carrying an of a pro fitable and successful industry are now for dis posal. The prope-ty Inoludes several acres of excel lent clay, thoroughly tested, and of high Quality, well Butted for tbe manufacture of Bricks, Pipes, Drain Tiles, and Pottery Ware. The buildings consist ot Corrugated Iron Sheds and MlllShed, good DwelUng-houss and Offloe. . The machinery comprises Clayton's Briok moking and Pipe Machines, with all requisites. Also, &__,P, Tongyo Engine and Bpiler. - The KUns are new and in good working order. Tho Works are in olose proximity to the rail way and coal-mine; thus enabling coal to be obtained at the lowest rates, whilst the railway brings the works in immediate connection with Auokland and the Waikato dtebtai To a praotldol man this local industry offers a ohanco seldom to he met with. For f 141 povUoulars apply to W/L. MITOHELL, Land Agent, Coombos's Aroade. jpTr PEPOSIT-Now House for Sale d&_. oa defeiT^d payments. 80 minutes from Qlieen-street.—O. Williamson, Estate Agent, High-street. tf»l K/i CASH only needed, imme d&JLCf" dlate possession, large pommo. dlous New House (20 minutes from Queen-street), wash-house with copper boiler, large allotment'; entire prioe, £750; interest 8 per cent., reducable in instalments of £1 per week. A grand obanoe. *. Oftrds tQ view from J. R, Randerson, Auo tjonper. BRICK SHOP AND DWELLING, WELLKSLEY-STREfIJT, FOR SALE, the Lease ot Superior Promises. Good 'Business Stand afod Excellent Accommo dation oa Private Residenoe, with gas and water and fill conveniences. Plaice low. W. L. MITCHELL, Land Ao^nt;, Qtjpmbas's Argadg. OARDING,HOUSE, centrally situo l ted^ ) (with lease of commodious brick premises (22 rooittß), furnished throughout, to be sold as a going poncera, with all requisites for carrying on; paying business, at the low Price of $.150; any reasonable offst will be entertained.— Apply jj. R. Randerson^ CHOICE Little Property \ high position 5 allotment, iO x 96, with comfortable 7 roomed House and 8-rooiped Cottage; _|JJ2O, £-200, balance 8 per oent.; q\(let and healthy So f*"T.— Apply1 J. R. Rfioderson. A^otloneer. ~^g >. c w"1~n G _T _ir_r; • Estate Agent, Coombes' Areado, ' KstaWfihedWyeare. For Sale and To Let, cheap Houses. Mosey to lend on mortgage. Business in Nelson-street tor sale for £SCI Wanted to buy a Residence near the Wind mill. Volcanio Allotments. ri RAFTQN ROAK-rhave a 6 roomed \K Hqubo far Sale with an Allotment 250 feet dsep; price, £113. Also, a House with water frontage at Ponsonby. and cheap Houses and Allotments at Rooky Nook. For Hale, for £SQ, a good General Store Business in Nelson sV— F. .. Ewlngton, Estate Agent, Coombea'a Arcade. "VTEWMARKET. — Grand porner fro- JJi perty, nioin read; commodious double fronted Shop and cbnveniont Residenoe of I roams, with private entrance, well. pumn. eto. Prioe, *9M.-Apply J. R. Rondersoa, Au.o tloneer. - "VTBWTOH ROAD.-Very Desirable JLI Corner gootion and 7-roomed Dwellitg In First-rate Repafr with all Conveniences for a Family. Not far from Symonds-street, in a grand Position, always commanding a Good Rental. The owner, desiring to realise,' Will Sell at a Low Figure.—W. L. MltoheU, Land Agent, Coembes'B Arcade. SUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT Cottage of 4 Rpoms, with bay window, wrought iron range, register grate, tanks, verandah bock and front, good allotment; price, only £300.1 Also. food Store to Let and for. Sale, Manu,kau Road, 'arnell.—Apply J. R, Randerson, Auctioneer. Personal, I—_—__—■■————sii'i-11 1 . i. > jg.iiiijjmn. l iuui<«tt»i'^iir . ■■■ ■ »■" PERSONAL.— Will Joseph Rule, of Pepsanfcy (late from South), kindly call again on A. Wood. Butqher, Wellington-street. ER9.ONAL.— Three or four Persons of anariistlc turn eon obtain profitable em . . ent by applying to Artist, Stab Offloe. "PERSONAL,—Look in Tom Keesing^s XT window, Viotorio-street, and see twelve - different klndaof cheap and ornamental Alarm Qicsoke, All suaranteed. tsxss Ba 3 a___a i a .'■ ii . egg i '.- Lost and Found. LOST, on Monday, JJiyie 15. a Dingy, about Bft long: 'pointed white, with a 1 blaok streak round.—jpider will oblige by re turning jafcejojH^loool ! 2forUj L Shore ; ___ T^STo, between Richmond Road and 1 XJ Summer-street, a Copy of Specification and Tracing.—Finder please return to Lowe ■ Bros., 'firo^er^, Ponspnby Road. ' T OSS, o Blal* Retriever Dog Pup, whk , \ 4 white patch on his breast—Anyone re turfilng same to A. Allen, Saw Sharpener, op. - posite Brown-street. Poasoiiiby Road will be re werded. ' -__*"! REWARD.-Stolen or Strayed, a , 3&X Light Bay Gelding, about U hands high, white hind feet, white pose, branded IK ( 111 on off Bide ot rums.—A V. White, Bank of New Zealand, NevtVan. OTRATfED feow Epsonn, Btrawberry 1 kJ Cow, in milk;, branded O.—Anyone return • ing same to M. S, Andrews, Epsom, will be rewarded,, PICKED UP, off Brown's Island, a Dingy, pointed white, 7 feet long. If not . claimed within three day s, will, bo. sold lo defray expenses.—Apply Stas Office. , i|1M1.1.11.i'..-JL.J JJI.IJ Wl I f rilQ, L.LUE RIB1 LB S. On account of the March Out TO-MORROW, ' the usuaX.Weekly Drill will be omitted TO s, Jj. SLOMAN, Acting Captain. 1 riOVKRNOR BROWNE HOTEL, {, '_■ _f ' HpRSON-STB___E. t Board asd Lodging ._ ".-'___. 30s per Week Single Room _____ Sis per Week



Public Notices, WOLFE'S 2 SCHNAPPS possesses aU the requisites of a family medicine EXHIBITION of Glassblowing Saturday Afternoon, from 2to 5. Admission, 6a.; Prizes given. Workß, Freeman's Bay. I CAUTION anyone from baying any of my property from my husband, Edwin Hall, otherwise they will be sued again.—JANE HALL, Pitt-street. . MISS GARDNER (Pupil of Ralph Hood) wishes at onoe to meet with Pupils for Music.—Address Mlsa Gardner, Devonport. , PURCHASERS should use caution, else they i -*- will have a counterfeit article palmed on them as Wolfe's Schnapps. MONEY TO LEND, on Freehold Securities.—Arch. Buchanan, Solicitor. St. Mungo Chambers (opposite Bonk of New Zealand). ' SUPERIOR Accommodation for Gentle men, Domain House, Grafton Road, next the corner of Park Road; one guinea per week; liberal table; large roomß, bath, balconies with extensive views. \ AORANGI Passengers and others re quiring Houses, Farms, Business, or in vestments, apply Grant and Cook, 75, Queen street. PANOS TUNED, 3s 6d. Repairs in I every other branch at moderate terms. 15 years' London experience.—Address Richens, care of Murray ond Spencer. Queen-street. TAKEN by mistake, fropa Remuera Hall, on 18th inst., a Crimson Wool Shawl (solder pattern). To be returned to Miss Mow bray, Parnell. One left will be had from Hall keeper. | ■ "rVTEW EDEN HALL,*^Summer-street,. JLI Mount Eden Rood-Mr W.MUNRO will Leoture in the above Hall THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, commencing at half-past seven. Subject: "In the Body or Out of the Body," 2nd Cor. xil.,: 1. 4. Seats free. Strangers are cordially invited. GH AS. W IL LI AM S0 N, Land, Honse, and Estate Agent, High street (near Shortland-street), has always for Bale and to let large and small houses In the City, suburbs, and country districts; also forms, improved and unimproved. In various parts or the province. . Several eligible building allot ments for sale in the City. See lists In Evsajma Btab and " Herald " THE Cheapness of an Article Depends upon the Quality. The reasons why the New Zealand Tweed Company, Tailors, Snort landrstreet, has met with the amount of success that It has aro: Firstly, the Tweeds are all of New Zealand manufacture, coming direct from the Mill, so there is no Middleman's Profit; secondly, every Garment is Thoroughly Shrunk, and made in a Flrst-olass Style thirdly, there is No Credit, so tho Good Customer does'not pay for the Bad.—New Zealand Tweed Company Toilets. Shortland-street, opposite Star Office "DEWtS GROCERY AND PROVISION STORES. ■v7CTO_UA.BT_.EET. PURE INDIAN TEAS T_WO SHILLINGS PER LB TDEW'S GROCERY AND PROVISION STORES, VICTORIA-STREET. 2 PRIME NEW CANTERBURY HAMB Now on Sale. IST; O T I 6 E. Just arrived direct from Vienna, 24 of the Largest and Best Albums ever Imported. On view ond for Sole by F. H. Lewisson. Jeweller Queen-street, opposite Union Bank. Auckland. "VfiSW ZEALAND INDUSTRIAL i.l EXHIBITION. The undersigned having made arrangement ' to represent several Firms at the Exhibition to be held at Wellington, is prepared to reoeive further applications for similar appointments until Ith Julvnrox. BARRY H. HAYR, High-street. TF ypu aro nervous, take Wo.. Fate £g^KAjs>s, TmAREWELL CONVERSAZIONE. ST. THOMAS'S SCHOOLROOM. TUESDAY EVENING, Jims 30, at 1 p.m. AN ADDRESS WILL BE PRESENTED TO . REV. L, KEATING, PRIOR TO HIS DEPARTURE FROM ST. THOMAB'S. ;- Admisbiok; la W, . T^jTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COM •4? PANY. .The Transfer Books of this Company will be CLOSED from the 24th inßt, to the Bth proximo. Br order of the Board. '-... . .. , GEORGE P. PIERCE, • General Manager, June 23,1885. saW.w 1 I _ % ';:- FJKJSqER AND OOKfTRAGTOR, Having Removed to Market Yard, is prepared to take Orders for all kinds of Fencing, at lowest possible prices.- Controots taken also for Shing ling and. Draining. Men used to the work. Also, oa sale, In large or small quantities, Puriri Posts; Kauri Palings, 9a; White Pine, 8s Wj all kinds of Rolls: Wicket Gates, 8b: Mill Wrought Wicket Gates, Us; Shingles.: Brain Pipes and Tiles; Closets (complete), for HZ; Boxes, only 6s; Scaffold Poles j She Flog Poles, lQseaoli. S A M. W H IT E, CONTRACTOR, Marxist. JABPS - , ■ • ""Queen^street Entrance.: ■-' ■■; ' |J "' QALVAGEI SALVAGE I SALVAGE I CASH SALE OF OWEN AND GRAHAM'S SALVAGE STOOK, At AYLETT AND LEETHAM'S, VICTOBIA-BTRBET. Having entirely Cleared Owen and Graham's ot .... 1-VDP3-UNDERCLOTHING, Comprising Several Hundred Dozen, we must CJ.EAR AT ANT PRICB. Also, COKRUMES, - MANTLES; ULSTERS, CORSETS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &o. Mantles and Costumes at 60 per cent. off. Ladieß' Drawers, Is 6d (worth 2s lid); Night dresses, 2s lid (worth 6s lid); Slip Bodices. Is 6d (worth 2s Od); Chemises, laS-1 (worth Bs6d). . MjIXINBRY AT KQPAI.I.V LOW RATES. mUE FIRE..INSURANCE ASSOCIA -*• TION (LIMITED)), OF LODfDON. Notice is hereby given that all claims of any nature upon the above Fire Insurance Associa tion (Limited), of London, arising in connection with their late Agency in Auckland, held by Mr F. Kissllng, of the same olty, ore to be sent in, together with toll particulars, to the under signed (who is the duly authorised agent for the adjustment and settlement of all affairs in con nection with this agenoy), to the address given, on or before the Bth day of July, 1885. Doted at Auckland this 25th day of June, 1885. FRANK F. LESLIE, Agent for the Fire Insurance Association (Limited), ot London. _ Spherffs BuiUVngs, Fort-street, /^RANGES I | BANANAS 11 . PINES 111 PER 8.8. "JANET NICOLL Subsidised by Government to run to the South Sea Islands) ORANGES, BANANAS. COOOANUTS, ftc As the Fruit will be Cased at the Islands (the trip only oooupylng about six days), pur chasers oan rely on receiving the same in FIRST-CLASS ORDER AND CONDITION, ,y. And at stated Intervals, So that a Regular Supply will be guaranteed. I OHAR L_ S BAGL BY, WHOLESALE FRUITERER. CUSTOMS-STREET AND PARNBLX, RISK. ] N.B.—Country Orders for the Auokland Dis trict, accompanied by remittance, promptly attended to. VOID "exoTtement. dissipation, and late hours, and take Wolfe's Bchwapp_. ' X>,R 0 0 L,A MAT lON GREAT SACRIFICE of «M»0 WORTH OF BOOTSi SHOES, and SlAPP___RlVthe Balance of our Immense Stook. GARRETT BROS. having decided to prolong the SALE FOR ONE MONTH LONGER, in order to olose partner, ship accounts, G.B. are determined to 801 l dur ing that time at PRICES UNHEARD OF IN THE COLONY 1 , \ The following are tho PRIOES of a few lines only :— s. d. s. d. Men's Watertlghts _ - 8 B..worth 14 9 Men's Elastics .. _ ..7 B..worth 12 8 Men's Balmorals .. - 9 6..worth IS 6 Men's Bluohers _. „ .. 1 6. .worth 8 fl Men's Shoes _. _ _ 8 B..worth 10 B Ladles' Kid E. 5... - _. 6 8.. worth 9 6 Ladies' Buttoned Boots _ B ft„ worth 13 8 Ladles' Buttoned Boots .. 7 B..worth 12 8 Ladles' Kid E. 8... .. _ 6 6..worth 9 B Ladles' Kid U.S. Bigl. leg. _ 7 B..worth 12 8 Children* Shoes .. - 1 o..worth 8 8 Children's Boots .. _ 1 o..worth 8 6 Ladles' Evening Shoes '_. _ B..worth 8 6 All Other Lines at Equally Low Rates fo CASH ONLY. garrett- bros., Tanners and Boot Manufacturers, WAKEFIELD-STREET, ■' yyy ••;;. "AXfCKUXpS<.Af ;'• AA'.A;. OP EC I A L Not ice For the convenience of Customers resident In Upper Symonds-street and Mount Edon District we have arranged a BRANCH OFFICE (With Telephone connection), at OKUDO.E AND NOBHTO^'a, ;: 2 1 Winstonp'a Buildings, Upper Symonds-street, Where orders left for j FUEL, CARTING, HORSE-FEED, SCORIA, &q., . .-, Will receive prompt attention, Note.—A large Covered Spring Waggon and Spring Carts for Removal of Furniture. W.-.-'ft G. WINSTONE, : CUSTOMS-SETREET EAST, AUOKLANL



" Jl£bJ<_ "F ,0R COROMANDEL \_HK^i The s.s. COROMANDEL wil \ «MMffi^^leavo TO-MORROW (Saturday • at 12 noon, for Coromandel lea ving Coromandel 7 p.m. same day for Auok lontV ■_--■-, , ■ ■ ■ r„^ fjlOR GREYMOUTI |tgß J} . DIRECT, ll|||| CONNEOTIN<_ WITH WEST COAS. V The regular trader s.s. f. .... ' HERALD, 100 Al at Lloyds, 356 tons register, Captain G. S Norris, -.vilf sail oa above from Onehungt Wharf on TUESDAY. 30th Instant, at noon. All cargo must be booked at our office. Foi freight, pass age, and other particulars, apply tc .BTONE BROS.. 20, Qneen-etreet. mEN BOUNDS REWARD. The above re<w«d will be given by the under signed to any Person who will give such infor mation as Will. lead to the conviction of the author of a libellous and untruthful report to the effect that T Jiad raised my fees, and 10s will be given to anyone who will produce a copy of any newspaper containing an advertisement to that effect. _ W. Gl SCOTT. Onehunga, June 26.1885. ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. _t_L CONCLUDING LECTURES BY CHAR LES BRIGHT. SUNDAY EVENING. June 28. DEDICATION OF CHILD TO RATIONALISM. Programme-Violin Solo—" Fantasia Bril lante de Bellini"-Mr H. 'Weinberg (leader "Silver King" Orchestra). NAMING AND DEDICATION of infant son of Mr W. C. DE-TNics, by Mr Bright, assisted by "Ivo." Song—"Bay of Biscay "..Mr J. A. Crdin. LECTURE BY CHARLES BRIGHT-" Annib Besant. the: Heroine oh- FBEttTHOtroHT." Finale (Violin and Piano)— Popular Airs..Mr H. Weinberg and Mr W. H. Webbe. i Discussion invited. Doors open at 7. Commence at 7.30. Admis sion : Dress Circle, 2s; double ticket (lady and gentleman), 2s; Stalls, Is; Pit, 6d. N.B.—"The Rationalist" will be obtainable at the Opera Honse. ■ "mHE MINING COMPANIES ACT, A 1872." SECOND SCHEDULE. I, the undersigned, hereby make application to Register the Manala Gold-mining Company as a Limited Cdmpony under the provisions of " The Mining Companies Aot, 1872.'' 1. The name of the Company is to be the Manala No. 2 Gold-mining Company (Limited), 2. The place Of operations is at Manaia, Hauraki Gold-mining District. 3. The Registered Office ofthe Company will be&ltuatedatAuokland... :,._»,„... .... i. The nominal Capital of the Company Is Fifteen Thousand Pounds In Thirty Thousand Shares of Ten Shillings each. 5. The number of Shares subscribed for is Thirty Thousand, being not le»s than two thirds of the entire number of Shares in the Company. 6. The number of paid-up Shares is nil. 7. The amount already paid-up Is nil. 8. The name of the Manager is William Home. 9. The names and addresses and occupations of the Shareholders and the number of Shares held by eaoh at this date aire as follow :— Shares, George William Blnnoy, Auckland, Auotloneer .. S.OOO WiUiam Home (In trust), Auckland, . Mining Agent .. S.OOO Arthur E. Lewis, Auokland, Insurance Agent .. ~ ~ --..- .'.'■ .. 2,000 J. Campbell Burnett, Auokland, Merchant 1,080 O. M Creagh, Auckland, Agent .. :_., 1,0.0 George Brnoe, Auckland, Coach Builder 1,000 Charles Alison, Auckland, Biaoksmith .. 1,000 John Buckland, Onehunga, Butcher ~ 1,000 WiUiam Adamson, Auooond, Agent _ 1,000 Percy Louffford. Auckland, Carpenter .. 1,000 James Wilson, Auokland, Mining Agent 1.000 J. G. Corbett, Auckland, Gentleman .. WO William John Young, Auckland, Native Interpreter .. .. .. ~ ..600 P, H. Blaokmore, Manala, Miner .. .. 2,000 James Maogregor, jun„ Coromandel. Miner .. .. - .. .. ~ ~ 1000 Albert Walker, Auckland. Agent „ .-. 600 Orosbie Kidd, Coromandel, Miner .. 600 John Bnohan on, Auckland, Merchant .. 600 James McGregor, Coromandel, Miner .. 1,600 George Dunnott, Auokland, Agent .. 3,000 Total .. ... ... ~ ' ;... .. 30,000 Dated this 23 th day of June, 1885. "AA..J-,: W. HORNE, Manager. Witness to signature: J08«PB( NEWMAN, J.P. ■'■_ 1, William Hornb, do solemnly and sincerely declare that— , '„ 1,1 am the Manager of the said Intended- Company. 2. The above.Statement Is, to the best of my belief and knowledge, true in every par-., lloular, and I make this solemn declara tion conscientiously believing the same to he true, and by "Virtue of an Act of the General Assetobly'of New Zealand In-, tituled " The Justices of the Peace Act, I860." . *v.m.' r o. W. HORNE. Taken before me ot.Anckland,'this!,'twenty. sixth day of June, ono thousand eight hundred and eighty-five. JOSEPH NEWMAN. J.P. ■ , ; 'O :' r o' ---z--^.__^' _.; ,y\ "ORIGHTON XT oUN ty v TOP OF GREY-STREET. I ' AM' NO^V ' READY FOIt 'MY .; Who have been waiting for the SALVAGE GOODS | SALVAGE GOODS FROM .-'-■'" ...OWEN AND .GRAHAM'S. ~ Trra CALICOS-chewdson's, noßßOoks's, Sec, The CALlCOS—cbbwdson's, horrockb's. &(_..; MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE, As I find it impossible to Dry them all. Also, ' QUILTS, TOILET. GOVERS, SHEET f\I ■ jtfqsr&o.**""- Custemers know that If Cheap, Stuff, is about J J. RENDELL, , ': ' BRIGHTON HOUSE, . . TOP OF GREY-STREET, Is not behind. PLEASE NOTE that my EXTENDED PREMISES for the CLOTHING DEPART MENT will be Opened SATURDAY NIGHT. ■'" :- : ' - Tenders. ''- ■'• '- P TO BUILDERS, IRONWORKERS, AND OTHERS. NEW GRAND STAND AT ELLERSLIE. TENDERS for the NEW GRAND STAND at EUerslle. for the AUCKLAND RACING CLUB, will be received by the Supervising AroMteot, Mr H. G. WADE, at his Office. 1, Ex change Chambers, Queen-street, on THURS DAY. 9th July, 1888, at Noon. . ~.. „ , BILLS OF QUANTITIES WIU be supplied, and no Tender will be received unless priced out on those quantities. No tender neoessarilyocoepted. JOHN H. GRAINGER, 0.E., Architeot, . 29. Qaeen-street, Melbourne. June 26.1885. .. . , ...- . .. "PUBLIC WORKsfNEW ZEALAND, KFNUJ. CART BRIDGHB"CONTR__CT, PUI.UI RIVER, NEAR KIHIKIHL -Written Tenders for tho above contract will be received at this Office till noon of THURS DAY, 9— July, 1885. They are to be addressed tti the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, and marked outside the envelope, "Tender for Punni Cart Bridge." Drawings, specifications, and conditions may be seen at this office, and at the Public Works Offices, Hamilton and Kihl klhi. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.,, "< ?■ ~ ... r By command. • ' __' ' ' .■;-.? .- ■ W. H. HALES, «_^„ ™. A „„ i District Engineer. • Fnbllo Workß Offloe, Auokland, Juno 21,1885. ■ .. j ~ BOOK DEBTS IN BANKRUPTCY ESTATES. Tenders are Invited for the Purchase oi Sundry Book-Debts In Bankruptcy Estates, as a whole or separately. Full information and con ditions at my office, where tenders, sealed and marked "Tender for Book Debts," must"be de posited on or before twelve o'olook on July 1, 1885. JOHN LAWSON. , Oficlal Assignee in Bankruptcy, STAR Buildings, Auokland, June 18,1885. , . ' '~ mOBUI L D E R S Tenders are Invited for the erection in Uriel of the Te Aro Theatre and Opera House at Wellington. Tenders will be received and Blons8 lons and specifications seen from MONDAY Ith inst. to Noon of WEDNESDAY, 22nd July at this Office. or any w^^> B ( g^ Tm J,_s^. Architeot. Westminster Chambers, Wellington. r TENDERS will 'be received by th< undersigned till noon of WEDNESDAY the 7th July, for the Erection of a i roomed Cot tage at Otahuhu. Plans to be seen at thi offloe of - '- •-? : A. M. SHEPPARD, Architect and Surveyor, Otahnhn. mO BUILDERS Tenders will be received up to noon on WED NESDAY, the Bth July, for the Erection ot i Bhop and Dwelling In Parnell. Plans, &a, at our offices. Queen-street. . EDW. MAHONEY & SON, ' Architects,, Continued oa Flrat Page,



* tactions '": I] T O'.'M 0 R ROW, *> At I o'clock. c- .;"::'_"| j 0. A. STEVEN o> Will sell, nt Hamer's Newton Auction Mart, Karangahape Road, T TTOUSBHOLD FURNITURE AND Xl EFFECTS, including Parlour and Dining room Suites, Choirs, Tables, Bedroom Furniture, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Bedding, Kitchen Utensils, Sowing Machines. Knife Machines, Mioroscope, 1 Set Ivory Chessnu-n, Chaff Mo i, chine, Drapery, Stationery, Fancy Goods, &o. Some fine Fowls, Ducks, Geese, Canaries, fto, ° Sale at 1 o'Clock. J • T 0-M ORRO VV, ■'*. 2 , At 11 o'clock. -S SALVAGE STOCK." '; n - SALVAGE STOC- * I A- °- STE'SrEN r„ Has received instructions to Sell by Pnblio Auc tion, at Coupland'o Old Store, Queen-street, opposite Mo Arthur's, - . THE REMAINDER OF SALVAGE STOCK from Owen and Graham's, very . slightly damaged. The whole will be put up to single lots. [On view in morning before the Sole. I .;-. 0. A. STEVEN. Auctioneer. . -i .-., MONDAY, JUNE 529. HOUSEHOLD FNRNITURE^! '. ;i HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ;2 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, .» r , AT DEVONPORT. , v W. DOWDEN AND Co. Have received Instructions from Mrs Johnston (who ia leaving the colony) to sell by publio auction, at her residence, next to Willow Grove Gardens, Devonport, on Monday, JW*>" 29, at 11 o'clock, THE WHOLE OF HER HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,' consisting of — ■',<£ DRAWING-ROOM SUITE. Tables, Carter, Oilcloth, Fenders, Iron Bedsteads, Spring Mat trasses, Horsehair Mattrass, Bedding Washy stands, Mirrors, Curtains, Stove. Boilers. Sauce pans, Seltzongene, Small Mangle, iKltchen Utensils, &c. Also. A Fine Lot of Pure BRAHMA FOWLS- and ALESBURY DUCKS. • .: f« W. DOWDEN & C 0.,.. -.. - Anctiopeees. MONDAY, JUNE 29. SILVER AND GOLD WATCHES, DIAMOND RINGS, PINS. GOLD AND SILVER SETS, . GOLD AND SILVER CHAINS. * H SIGNET and WEDDING RINGS, &C, &0., $0. Without Reserve, THE STOCK Of"a~JEWELLER FROM THE SOUTH. GABRIEL LEWIS Has received instructions to sell, On Monday, June 29, at 11 o'olook, mHE ABOVE STOCK, -■- in splendid order. The whole must be sold, as the Owner has closed ■ : his business. : TUESDAY, 11 O'CLOCK A.M., i 3 "GOODSON'S ARCADE," QUEEN , STREET.. .-;;" J laTTRACTH_ AND EXTENSIVE SA__ OF ARTICLES OF VIRTU, ORNA MENTS, PLATEDWARE, CUT :■". 'LERY, JEWELLERY, .2 " '''9 FANCY GOODS* .TOYS, &o. , . v:- ..<s. - | ,R.<ARTHURI .<- Has been favoured with instructions f rosd Mr Goodson to sell by public auction at his Pre mises. Goodson's Arcade, Queen-street, on* . Tuesday next, at 11 o'clock o.tn., , THE REMAINDER OF THE'STOCK IJROM HIS WELLINGTON BRANCH, in Lots to Suit all Purchasers. A MOST ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT OP : GOODS, ORNAMENTAL AND USEFUL. 1 Articles of Virtu, Ornaments, Vases. Glasses, China, Earthenware, Pla ed Goods. Tea and Coffee Ser vibes, Cruets. Candlesticks, Mugs; Butter and Fruit Knives, Cutlery; Table, Dew- Bert, and Bread Knives; POoket Knives, Lamps-, Books, Workboxes, Desks, Dressing-casen. Tea caddies, Breadtrays, Jewellery, Watches, Buy rings. Brooches, Studs, etc.; Toys. Dolls, Balls. Bats. Figures, Chessmen, Boards, Draughts, Puzzles, eto.. Will be on View on the Morning of the BalS. _ Terms-Cash. ■ TUESDAY, JUNE 30. PINNETS, GAY, LA MAILLB & o__'g : PARIS C 27 ■ " .j; T>OOTS',', AND QHOES. ENGLISH-MADE TDOOTS AND QHOBB. j INFANTS' TDOOTS AND [ GABRIEL LEWIS Has received instructions to sell, at his Rooms, on above date, at 11 o'olook, o.i AGO N S I G N M B N * ■'.-" 'OS1"'" . ■■' ■ -:- . LADIES' AND MAIDS' PARIS BOOTS AND SHOES, From the above renowaed makers. ' j 40 PACKAGES OF ABOVE Ex Arawa and Aorangi. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Ex Arawa and sam Mendel. MANCHESTER" GOODS JJSfO. CLOTHING. An Invoice of £2,000; Without Reserve. Particulars in future advertisement. : ; GABRIEL* LEWIS, / i Auctioneer. W, S, OOOHKANE.I fjAS. DAOBI WEDNESDAY, JULY 1. QALVAGE. QALVAGE. ■ l FROM'THE'FIRE AT-MR'Aliltlif^ [ QUEEN-STREET. V :""' ____' ' j TDLANKETS, f (TJALICO, CjHAWLS, ffATS, £JLOTHIHG, -QRAPERY." r AT FORT-STREET. The Subscribers have received instructions to t Bell by auction, at the Stores, Fort-street re i cently occupied by Mr Fry, on Wednesday. July 1, at 11 o'clock, ~ ; :,_\ r mHE WHOLE OF THE STOCK *' FROM THE FIRE IN THE WAREHOUSE OF MR J. ALLEN, Queen-Btroet, t, 00MPEISINO BLANKET 3 k . CALICO1 j FLANNELS . r, r .shawls r. . PRINTS '" Jr "'* ( HATS DRAPERY CLOTHING A c &0,» *".» At. c ZThe above have been removed fflj-c_nv_Bien» ot sale to Fort-street,.where they con now be in spected, a large portion ot this stook is bnl - little damaged. l- No Reserve. ** ' _____ ..; ■i SAMUEL COCHRANE k SON, - Auctioneer-. i * Oontlnued on rourtti Pigs """■■■