Births.

SPICKMAN.-On July 7, at the residence of Mrs Hebden, Eden Vale Xlo.ad, thp-wifeof Wm. Spickman of a daughter. Both doing well. ,-■, . • •

Marshal Bazaine Stubbed by a Frenchman.

Marshal Bazaike, who has resided in Madrid for some years, was stabbed in the head by a Frenchman recently. Tho Mar shal was sitting in his apartments, when a man twice asked to see him. .'The servants hftd noticed that several persons had been calling of latje, and nslcing with marked in sisKuiee to.spe the Marshal, who is com pelled liy his'state of health ami broken le<j' vo remain in his room. Marsha} Bazainc's. h'urvant, after somo hessitotion nlixiwod a I i'ronehiiKui ,to enter. lit* spoke to the- Marshal an if he were tho correspondent" of a foreign paper. On taking leave the Frenchman, suddenly slabbed Marshal- Bnzuine twice in the heaii, and then rushed Out, shouting in an excited manner, that he had avenged lu'h country. The servant caught the man, and pinioned him until the police arrived and took him into custody. The physicians declared the wounds were slight; but the prisoner said the dagger was poisoned. Tho crime caused a great sensation. Marshal- Bazaine lives in a small house, and in a very quiet manner. His son is a sergeant in the Spanish Rifle Brigade The prisoner is a young man of short stature and thick built, and has an air of greab energy and .determination.' He is named Louis Uillairand. He is 37 years old, a native of La Rochellc, and calls-hhnself a newspaper correspondent. Ho declared to tho Judge that ho had come to Madrid with the de liberate intention of killing Marshal Bazaine •in order to avenge- Franco and the surrender of Mctz. For tiiis-i purpose ho went twice to the house and obtained an interview. The weapon used was a short triangular dagger. Tho prisoner says that ever since tho siege of Paris he had determined to kill Biiwiiiie. He was elegantly dressed. The Mexican Legation has ; telegraphed to the wife of Marshal Bazaine in Mexico Unit the wound is,not serious. • • r <

Marriages.

JE'ROP—BOND.-On June. 29. at All Souls' Church. Lcichhardt. by tho Uov. T. Holme, lluberbA. 8,. 11 . youngest surviving son of

of the lain Walter .Jessiop. M.0.. of-Chelten ham, ..Kngliitid, lo H.invh Ana Hanne, eldest, daughter of Alfred Bond, of Auckland, Now iSeautn'd/late of Chichoster, England. . ROK—INMIOB.—On .Inly 11,, at !3t. Sepulchre's Church, by Rev. Dudley, Thomas E. Roe, of Taupalei. soi'Oiid son of Mr 11. i<Oβ, of Onc huuga, to Mary Ann Iniu's, iliird daughter of Thos. Innes, of Ouoliuaga. Herefordshire papers picnic copy.

Deaths.

TftTCGIDCrA.-~On.lnly 13, Frederick TTnrold, I ho. beloved son of George "nil Mary .lanxs Tregidga.. af Lor a lons aucl painful illness j aged t> years and :S months. Sleeping in Jesus. Australian papers please copy. The funeral will leave his lather's residence, at 10 o'clock, for Waikomiti.

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

Moils tfill close as under :— '. ' ' ■ ;Fkiday. 15th inst. For Gre.ymouth, via Onehunga, wor-Ucrnld, at 11 a.m. ' , For Cowes and Corotuandcl, per Coromandel, at 11.30 a.in. For New Plymouth and Wanganui, per Macgregor. at 1 p.m. Per Wanaka as follows :—

For India. China, Japan, Mediterranean ports, and Continent of Kurope. at noon, lor Tarannki, Southern ports. Australian Colonies, and United Kingdom, via Sue/, and Bnndisi, for letters, etc.. specially so propaid and addressed, at 1 p.m. For money orders, regis tered letters, and newspapers, at noon. United Kingdom mail will be due at London Septemher 5. For Opotiki, per Chelmsford or Douglas, at 1 p".ui.. -' ..,. »" ForThhin'cs: per Enterprise, at 4.30 p.m. For Tauranga, and Opoliki, per Clansman, at 5 p.m. For Whitiangi. Gum Town,., Upper Mill, and Tairua, per lona, at. a p.m. For Whansarei Heads, Parua. Walpn. Whan garoi. Kamo, andJMangapai, per Wellington, at S p.m. I'or Thames, per Kotuku, at 5.30 p.m. Monday, July IS. Per Zealandia as follows— For Samoa, Sandwich Islands. United States of America, Canada, British Columbia. Central and South America, British and Foreign West Indies, at 3 p.m. For United Kingdom and Continent of Europe, at 3 p.m. Money orders. Registered letters, and newspapers, at 1.30 p.m. Lato letters, bearing an extra fee of (id in ad dition to tho postage, will be reeoit cd by the mail agent on board tho steamer up to the time of sailing. This mail will bo due at London August 22. S. B. BISS, Chief Postmaster.

LATE SHIPPING.

BARQUE. SIGNALLED.

A barque was signalled outside Tiritiri when, we went to press:, The Routonbeck, from Ulasgcw, via DuneeUri, and tbo'Luttcr worth, which left London on April 7th, aro both fully due.

The R.M.S. Tainui left Wellington for If Spier, afcjl I.ls'arm. to-day. "| ft 111 I S'TJh'e-schooner Handos Jslc'clearocl at the Ciiitoms" this afternoon for Adoliiido, 4 * via Kripara.

The schooner Three Cheors, now loading at JNlercury Bay, is to proceed thence to Brisbane and Long Island and load guano at the latter for Auckland. ■~-,, . , f-,-r

Port Chalmers, this day. — Sailed : Elinor Vernon, barqueiitine, Captain Berry, with part of original cargo from New York. London, 'July 13.—Tile e.s. iAoningi; amvedWt 'Plyinduth tliie morninVf. Her cargo of mutton is in good condition.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

LORD SALISBURY ENTERTAINS THE QUEEN.

London, July 13. _ , The Marquis and Marchioness•'of 1 Salisbury hold a grand gardA party to day at their seat,'HatfieldH6use,Hert fordshire. The' "Queen and a larg6 number of distinguished guests will be present.""""""' -'-'--■-■ —•

MORE BELFAST RIOTS.

POLICE CHARGE THE MOB,

Serious rioting ; took !place.yesterday at Belfast, on the. occasion of the Orange demonstration/iff celebration of the Battle of the'B.oyne. .Alarge : force of police \yere called out, and; charged the mob. j Order^va''s : then re-, stored. ' :' '■■'

1 ,: Sofia, June IS. The new Ministryhas been formed by Stoiloff. I :':•> ', '- :v ■> -,-.!-

THE EXCOMMUNICATED PRIEST.

A. DEFIANT SP-E#CH/'

[srECIAfiiME&SACE.] *

j LoNpo'N,'July'l2. McGlynn's spee'eh at' Now Yo'i-k on "Papacy and the/Catholic-Church," created an .immeuW sensation, , ia'nd ex cited intense indignation,. ..among, his co-religionists, and astonishment iii 6th'ersr**°H'e de'claredtßafthe papacy is a mere money.-making machine, and said he was prepared with proofs i n support of his assertions. He eulogised the' Catholic religion, in which he was still a firm believer, but expressed him self utterly unconcerned about the Pope's action in excommunicating him.

THE CRIMES BILL.

Tho first VeacJing of the Crimes Bill JjQvthe.Lords is fixed for Tuesdays ;! " J "

WRECK OF THE TASMANIA.

Tho inquiry into the wreck of the Tasmania on the Coast of 'Corsica has collapsed,* pwingttoithes, pi } 6nej ot the assessors who was hearing tho case.

Shocking Fatality/ Chhistchurch, this day. , 3 'Jo of •"■ a 'man : 'named ho.rgolp, living at Lyttelton, was killed to 'i-,y i .t4 l :fougli i (i,i,,k}i la :. 6ca iaing,tea6ut.'of.a ;.'.iupot.

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Tho "Herald" having attributed to Sir Julius Vogel the article in tho Wanganui " Herald, .which SirGeorgo Groy criticised last night, the Hon. Mr Tole wired in quiring whether the statement was correct, and in reply, received a message'from Sir J iilius Vogel denying that ho had anything whatever to do with authorship.'" j Benefactors.—" Whon a board of emin ont jjhysieians and chemists announced the dis covery that by combining soino woll-knowii valuable romedics a "most wdndcrful incdicino was produced, which would euro such a wide range of most all other, remedies could bo dispenscdi with', many wcro acoßiieal,' b>if. proof of its merits by actual irial has dis polled all doubt, antt 10-day tbo discoverors of Unit «rcatn\cdicine. Dr^Souhvs"American Cos Hop Bittcra, are honoured arid blcsaod by all as benefactors.' Keud.



THE STAR Shortland & Fort Streets, auckland. l<s "1 I )1 f<, I " •■> "'I:"' 16 "I S Commercial 'Printing.—Trade £; Circulars, Catalogues, Billheads, Momos*, Businosi Cards, Labels, Cheques, Visiting Cards Books, JBalanoo Sheets, ' and Posters, in all the latest Continental Styles. Book Printing.—Reports of Societies and Companies, Sermons, Lectures; Librettos Pooms, etc, in modern and nuoicftl stylet of binding, lettering, etc,,'also Aocouni Books ruled to any pattern. Legal Printing.;— Articles of Association, . v Deeds, Briefs,, 'tooepectueee, Nofcicea Sonedules, etb. General \ Printing for Banks,' Public Companies, Warehouses, Mills', Shops, and Offices. Fancy Printing, embracing Colour Work of every description, also Show Cards and - Danoo Programmer in an, endleea ■«variety of designs, fJl] |] jfi | | rHEATRicAL Printing.—The large Hoard ~ ing's greeted in prominent parts of tho'City and Suburbs afford special facilities for a . .-splendid display of all SHOW Printing. Paper Bag Printing. — Confectioners', Grocers', Bakers , ,. Milliners', and Tobacco I niata' Bags in sizes varying from 8 oz. to r-SIUJ ■' ■■'■ yJ v > >'■-'-' 'A BTEREOTY PING k ELECTROTYPING ,„ -~„-,..„ ~.,,„,„A .,..5PK.C1ALTY...., ..„,.,•;;..,,,. THE STAR OFFICE, :AUCKLAp H. BRETT, Pbokuktob. ! ' Unfivalledin the.Golonies.." . "■■^'V , ' "■ : :'^- > y' "v ' '// >'\' " ■".■" v /i£i% p,'■ 1 N.D XfcpO'W.' JOHN 'ROBERTSON r^N^p^S.J / . KING I'"' , Mp Co.X' \ .S'3'HJ J,:: , ""- 'SOiiE-'AdEHTB.'" >l"tfi&i \ ; . 0( , <( ..,-,: J■ ■, -.f.i :'■'■;■'■ 9rtsir«OrJ 'Jliivi eirf'i pHAMPTALOCJP " AND" PHONOGRAPHIC, WORKS. , .;' ''{J-r >1 ■: *1 \ 3 t'j.Jl! 11 , s. d. Pitman's Phonographic Teachor - ... 0 8 „ . Key to ditto and Exercises ..0 8 „ Manual of Phonography .. ..19 >•■ „ • Questions onithe Manual .. ..0 4 m ~-..; Reporting; Exercises.; A .. ..0 8 „ Kor to ditto 13 „ Phonographic PJiraße Book v>.;! 3 ■ v „■ Phono. RailwayPhraseßook ' ;/0 8 „ Legal Shorthand Reitor .. .1-11 3 . c.. i, Phono. , Reporter, or Rep;"s Comp. 1 9 ""„ Progres. Studios in Phonography 1 3 ~ Phono, in the Office (Shorthand •ft {<?•;',;' 1 -V r- 111 -. I 9 „ Aiaop'a Fables in words of one syl. 0 8 ft HmVi lExtracts (in corresponding, style),-,' i ■' • '■' N05.1.2, and 3. each v.. ..0 8 „ Select Poetry ditto 0 8. -„ Gulliver's Voyage ditto .. ..13 ~ Phonographic Reader ditto .. 08' , ~ „ .-, i Bunyan'sPilgriui's Progress do, 3s 1 9 „ ?,t Th'eßook of Pealrnsditto .. ..1 3 „ Irving's Tales and Sketches do ..1 3 • i ',, ,■■ ilrving'sXcgend of Sleepy,; Hollow ;■ • •••• -*■■•' (in reporting style)' ■-.'.-■ ..0 8 Selections Nos. 1,2, and 3. do, each 0 8 A Prize Essay on Best Method of Teaching Phonography 0 8; Pickwick Papers. 2,y01s .. .. .. •• ? 9 Book of Common Pi'nyer.i * 6 New Testament y 0 Little Things in Naturo j Blackie's Self-culture } 3 Everett's School Shorthand 1 »! ,;:-,r Shorthand for Gonera):.Userr. .. 3 0: Rebd'sßeporter ßGuid'e *..' ' ... ~ .. ] 9 ~ Technical Reporting 19 I I 70, QCKTCK'-STnEET, AUOKI-AMJ>, ' I



It. AUTIICTU] [J. F. BtJDDL^ • TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK, A.M. (Market Day). ARTHUR'S MART. POULTRY, PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKET. T>OU LTR V DEPART ME NT — Fowls, JL Turkeys! OuckVvGr.cse. Pigeons,, Canaries, t'aney liinis. "i Piirrots and Cages, 7 Pigeons nnil CuEfOi Small Dressed Workers, two purr-bred English Setter l'>og) J'ups. I'ltoiujcio. Fiturr, .a no gkocehy DE PARTMENT— Table Potatoes, Cow Potatoes, .Mangolds,...?, toy;* (.'-in'rots. Pumpkins. 1 ion ■ Swede Turnips. '•• Aloloiih,'-'Onions, Auckland cured Bacon and Hams. Canterbury Liucon and i lJnma. Choese,<TaranaUi and other Buttor, Lard, j Honey, New and Old Maize. Wheat, Oats, Chaff, Toa in lialf-oliests. FRUIT. - Auckland and Ilobart Apples, Lemons, Fiji Bananas, Cqcoanuts. ■ apOCBIiIES. &C.-Culndos. Biscuits, Lollies, Tea. Coll'cc. Confectionery, Honey in largo and small tins and kegs, 1 bales. New Zealand Hops, Section Honey. Avery's Weighing Machine. Scales and WeigUlu. Terms :—Casli beforo delivery. K. AUTUUK] [y. J, BUDDLE MONDAY, 11 a.m. , I REMUERA. FAMILY RESIDENCE and GROUNDS. SUPERIOR PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE AND EFFECTS, WASHING MACHINE, ORNAMENTS, TIME PIECE; PLATEDWARE, GLASS, "CHINA, AND EARTHENWARE. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have been favoured with instructions from the Official Assignee to soil by Public Auction, at Mr It. 11. Bartlctt's residence. Rcmuera, on Monday noxt at 11 o'clock a.m., THAT BEAUTIFULLY - SITUATED ; PROPERTY, containing i acres 3-roods 0 perches of land, -nicely 'aid out; in Harden, shrubbery, orchard, and paddock, having a large frontage UKho Honniera Hoad, with a comfort ably-arranged Family Itosidcncc of 10 rooms, scullery, dairy, elc. : good Rtnblc, coacli-house, piggeries, and other buildings. The whole itt in good order, ami is a most desirable homestead ; easy distance fromAuckland,-.with 'buses con stantly -'passing. <>■ ■.a.. I -'■■. ' . Terms will be given at time of Salo. . ■ j • ■ • Also, . - j His Superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, consisting of Drawing-room, Dining-room, Sitting-xooni,. Bedroom and Kitcheri Requisites. Gliiss.iChiiia.anjl Earthrn ware, a Superior JJinner Service, etc., Platedware, etc.. a superior Pianoforte : in handsome Walnut/ Case, Music Stool, 'Canterbury,' hahdfi6mo J DrawinE-room Suite, HrusaclH Carpels, HcarlhiUKS, whntnot. hand- Homo Timepiece, Ornaments, Pictures, supc rioi' ;pa]c : iDlninj?-,room Suite in Leather, Ma!'6f?Rny''Teloscbpo" Dining Tab'e, Writing Desk. Handsome Brass Fender and Irons, Fenders, Firo Irons, llaiidsonio Kasels, Lino leum. Mati, Hall SUuid. Iron Bedsteads, Cots, Palliasses. Mattro?ses. Carpets, Matting, Chairs, Commodo, Marblo Top t VVashstand, Toilet Table, Looking Glasses.Toilet Sets, Chests Of Drawers, Good Washing Machine aid Mangle, Tubs, Dairy and Kitchen Utensils, Tools, and Sudries. Cards lo view the Property can be obtained at the Oiliec of the Auctioneers. Tonne: Cash before Delivery. TO MORROW (FRIDAY), JULY 15, At Eleven o'Clock a.m. Messbs A. MORTON & CO. Have received instructionx to sell at their Ex ■ wjn olmngo Sale Rooms*-piirham-stfeet, g ': A GHO ICE C 0 LliE C,T'I 0 N iJk: ;VJJK •' i \ . ; J n ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS AND FRUIT , . < THEE J . ' : f From the well-known Nurseries of MR MASON, PARNELL. Thoso Plants irni all fruarantecd sound and in j v ~ Ropilortlor, and will be : Sold Without the Slightest Reserve. Also, Potatoes, Maize, Sharps. Bran, ChafT, etc. A. MORTON &CO., • ,* s ■ . R / I *~l T 0 i>l ...65 R : 0 Wji At 11 o'Clock. i;'-; fiIEDWARD LEYDON ! Will hold his usual Weekly Sale Of PRODUCE, FURNITURE, &c—! Potatoes. Onions, Apples, Cheese, Butter, j Hams, Bacon. Tea, &c. «c. ........... ~. ... - „.. Algo,« ~( ..... .. ...... ~ .„. J Household Furniture nn'd Effects, consisting of ! Suite, Chests of Drawerii, Carper,: Washßtujids and Dressing-taqle. Toilet Sets,, Choffonicr, ■ Vases,) Couches. Double and.Single Jroij, Bed steads, Mattresses, Cutlery, E. P. GoodsrKitchen ] Utensils. &c, &c, &c. ___—__ ;/: TOMORROW, 11 o'Clock. j PRODUCE SALE. '/j { J doWden Will Sell by Public Auction, To-morrow (Fri day), at 11 o'clock, . ORANGES, Bananas, Apples, "Potatoes, Onions',' Cheese, Biicon, Butter. Carrots, Pumpkins. Maize, Oats, Wheat, Bran, Chaff, Pollard, Oatmeal, Tea in Boxes, Sugar, Rice, Candles. Biscuits, Kerosene, 2JO Apple Trees, otc etc. \V , ; •\ V TO - MORROW, , / . At '11 o'Clock. ■ UNDER DISTRAINT FOR RENT. Horse, Cart and Harness, 26 Gallon Boiler, Bottling Machine, Bottle Washing Machine, Witie Press, Household Fur-' ' iiiture, &c. 1 EDWARD LEYDON j Has been favoured;: with instructions to sell by' public'auction at'his Model Auction Mart, ■ A, LARGE LOT OF THE ABOVE; '-pr,;.; V-'.. (-•' .GOODS. ~j ~ Np Reserve. Terms : Cash. JOHN; LEYDON, Auctioneer, •r: Qifcen -street. C. Ii... PAGET] [A. MCD. RALSTON; JOrMQRRQW, at 10.30 o'clock. / PAGET & RALSTON Will sell by public auction, at their Central ""Auction Mart, Queen-street, to-morrow, at \ 10.30 o'cloolc. J "OOULTRX — jFowls, Ducks, Turkeys JSIT ' Goose, Fine, Berkshire Pigs, Fancy Birds,' Singini? Canarjes.'ctc., otc. '■■FRUlT—Oranges, Lemons, Apples, etc.. etc. 'i -PRODUCE—Pviine Table Potatoes, Pump kins, Carrots* Melons, Onions, Hams, Bacon, Cheese,"2o "kegs ,, " first-class Taranaki Butter, , ! Maize, Oats, Bran, Chair, i tons Table Salt, Damaged Flour, Honey. Corned Beef Lard, etc. , GROCERIES' -■ Te"a*. ""SiigarrOatmea'l rSoflp, Candles, Kerosene, Flour, Ricq.i Starch, and General Groceries. £ Trees, Flowering Shrubs, etc., from a flrst clana nursery. '' . ,". , I, C. HESKETH.] ; [A. AITKEN. ,v AGRIOU LT EKAX HALL, TO-MORROW AT NOON. POULTRYi PRODUCE, FRUIT, ETC. hesk ; eth,"aitken, & go. , *■ Will Sell by' Aiiotion TO-MORROW (FRI DAY),at 12 o'clock noon, ' iiid.iJ-AM POULTRY.— Fowls 1 (in ifihe condition), Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, Pigeons, &c.; also, several Pons of Brahmas, Langshans, RouoniDuck's.'and oth6r well-bred.birds;; 3 Porkers (dressed). Sucking Pigs and Porkers. ,::FR.UlT.t:Apples in prime , condition. 6 .sacks Pea Nuts, ,10 cases Jams (in jars), 10 cases To matoes (in tins).■.,;.. j .-• :. ~., .. . ' ■ , PROP.UCE.—SO tons, Local Potatoes,GO tons Southern , Potatoes, > New Potatoes, 3, tons Swede Turnips. 5 tons White Belgium Carrots. .Onions, . Pumpkins, .Kuinoras, Pie.. Melons, Citron Melons, Fowl Wheat, Chaff, Oats, Oatmeal, . Maize, i etc. Dairy , Products—2n -kegs .Butter (Taranaki), 20 kegs Local Butter, 4 tons Cheese, 2 cases (new cure) Canterbury Bacon, and Hams (bare), 2 cases Canterbury Bacon and Hams (in cloth), i cases Prime Local Bacon and Hams, Clover (Honey in GOlb to 101b tins, • f .Sundries, &c., Saddles, Harness, Carts, &c. HESKETH, AITKEN & CO., Auctioneers. WOOL,: HIDES,. SHEEPSKINS TALLOW. - j ! . HUNTER & NOLAN, I iZ-jft is. ~- Auctioneers; { ; ' :v -



J ■ >; 11 '".Auctions. ■ ! - • S. VAtr.lC] fj, DOUGLAS TO-MO R R O W, At Two o'Clock p.m. sharp. ■ . '': VAILE& DOUGLAS Will sellby auction, at their Land Sale Rooms ShortUind-street, ... rjnHAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT JL AVON I) ALlfi,' being all that area contain ing , la 3r Wp, being Lot 9, of Subdivision (Bollard's) of Allotments 11 and 12. of the Parish of Tltir&nfti; toßCthcr with the NEW HOUSE of 5 rooms, Stable, Coach-house, etc. • : . t ,yAILE.& DOUGLAS, , Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland street. ■ ■ s. vailk] [j. dodglas TO-MORROW, At 2 p. inj .sharp. J BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF .THE SUPREME COURT. VAILE k DOUGLAS Will sell by auction, at their Land Sale Rooms. Shoi'Uund-strcct, ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND situate in the Parish of Waitemata, in the County of Kdcn, containing 21 perches, more or less, being-Lot %,- of a subdivision ot part of Allotment 3, of Section 10i of the Suburbs of Auckland, as delineated on plan of said sub division, deposited as No. 248, in thG District Land Registry Office at Auckland, and being tho whole of tho land comprised in .Certificate or Title entered in Vol. 42, Folio 203, of theßegistor Boole,' together with . the new Villa thereon erected. Title Land Transfer Act. For conditions of sale, plan of property, and further particu are, apply to Messrs Dignan and Armstrong, Solicitors, 4 and 5, Imperial Cham bers, Vulcan Lane, Auckland ; or to VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shorbland sbreet. -. —TO-MORROW, at 2 o'clock. - ~. D. F. EVANS Will sell at his Mart, Quecu-strect. at 2 o'clock, CHOICE ■ CO LLECTION OF TUBES, PLANTS, SHRUBS, ETC., including Camellias, Daphnes. Jlhododendrpses, Lemons. Oranges, Pinos, Mungolias, &c..f , ; Sγ. S. COCHRANE] [JAS. DACRE TO-MORROW. -WALNUT DR.AWING-ROOM SUITES In Tapestry and Cretonne j ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTES BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY CARPETS FENDERS "AND IRONS, S8 CASES STUFFED BIRDS MANTEL MIRRORS, BOOKCASES PORTABLE BOILERS,, . , , - HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE:' Tlie subscribers will sell by auction at their Rooms, QuTforfSgtr.cetj on Friday? July 15, at U j o'clock, I' '' § I < I' I I ■; i I i"O"OUSEHOLD FURNITURE, qonsist- S H 'ing of ! Uose,wood Pianos, JValntit Drawing-room Siiites in Green" Tapestry'and Cretonne, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, ICarpet Squares, Hearthrugs, Fenders and Irons, Whatnots. Mantel Mirrors, Stuffed Birds in Cases, Couches!, Austrian Chairs, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Cots, Spring, Flax, and . Hair 'jVfiittrcsses. Feather Pillows, Blankets, Sheets, Quilts, Wardrobe, Washstonds and Ware, Dressing Tables, Mirrors. Wood and Cane Chairs, Hocking Chairs, Round, Square.and Oval Tables.Conmiodes, Clocks, Cutlery, Platedware, Lamp.s, Kitchen Utensils, • Stoves, Portable Boilers, &c. tie. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ».. ■ I Auctioneers. k. c. carr] [b. i>. TONKS I WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, tetd AtJii, o'Clock. .bli ■ ; ' ; ;«r? •, L EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEW ,;,• . FURNITURE ! FURNITURE ! " {SUITES, 'CABINETS, CHAIRS, jX &c, ■ &c.," ; } &c,30-rr '''-■• BJTQNKS & GO:.; oj LO .■ i Have received instructions to sell on the above ;, " j date, T ARGE ASSORTMENT OF MEW JLj ' ■ FURXITUKE- • ''•'"•■ DRAWING-ROOM SUITES ' J • - DINING-ROOM SUITES : ""CABINETS .■■-,. ■. ~, ,-. '-■-' DINING TABLES i m.CENTRE TABLES OCCASIONAL CHAIRS .' "" HAS Vi CHAIRS . KOCKEItS OVERMANTELS i I OCCASIONAL TABLES ; HARLEQUIN SETTEKS "MUSIC STOOLS hd ' PUCIfESSE SUITES BEDROOM SUITES . .... '&c, J < &c, . ■ ■-.; &c. iCtf. : Tho above are all new goods, and aro for posi tive sale. ' J R. C. CARR.j • [B. D. TONKS. 2&ndi*, S' ;, / r' ,^ BUGGIES. .jo--;i CARRIAGES. ":) ,phaet6ns. ' V/ • S.-G I «- 5 'WAGONETTES. , _ „ B. TONKS & Cp.. . t ~., . )}"ft %:< \ i \ -' \ y \ I :',' '', / instructions to sell on Friday, $?•' ijj July ,22nd, 'at 12 o'clock, | : L' IGHST \p.OUBLE-SEATJED { P.ONY PHAETON, Lamps, and trimmed in leather. Lady's Light; Phaeton, with child's seat, Lamps, Leather Wings, Patent Axles. Light l)oubic-sca,ted ; Pouy, Phffitpn, Lamps, Lined with Lefeth'or, Patent AScles ( UAyi Six-seuted Wagonette, Lamps, Brake, Lined with Leathor. Very Superior Wagonette, Lamps, Brake, Pole, Bar and Shafts, Patent Axles. «-■-,.■•■ Light Extension-top Phaeton, with Side Curtains; Lamps, Byakc, Pa,toht Axle's. ''"' $ f Lady's , Light' Drivink Phaetbn, lituhps,. Lined with Brown Leather. Patent Axles. Light Double-seated Phaeton, with Hood, -Lariips;Patent Axles.' -■< -.r m<;; -u-a ;■: '~ Light Single Buggy, Lamps, Lined with Brown Leather. ."''*■'?AiHj "'""'•'. "T i-i BfttT Queen's Light Phaeton with Hood, also remov able Child's Seat, Lamps, Leather Wings, ;._ , Patent Axles...., . j ... i< .. ■ These veliicles are guaranteed'by the builder' for twelve months' wear, all horsehair .stuifeol, and all built with the utmost 'care, of-'choice selected timber only, and the painting and finishing are of the very highest description. DIIAS, HKHKKTH.] [ALEX. ATTKEN. TTESKETH,' • <{ AND; V CO^' . AUCTIONEERS, LAND, ESTATE, AND • -... ■•:: ■; ;■ COMMISSION AGENTS. ~. ; : Regular Sales evory Tuesday of Hides, Skins, ■ < • i Wool, Tallow, etc.' ' .<" "S .c. ; CITY MARKET. , ;!m ,,..-,; J. BUTCHER.] [J. GROOM. XVT E HAVE .FOR SALE!- Rod and Bar Iron, Wire Nails, Fencing Barb Wire, Roofing Iron, Sash Weights, Buckets Tubs, Springs, and Patent Axles, Coarse and Fine Salt. GROOM, BUTCHER, & CO., |j'l3 /^FORT-STREET.'; ; : H '" : I I Tblephoni! 211.) -, ;.,



~ .. ..• Public Notices. ~. ■ : qTATEMENT~OF AFFAIRS OF THE NEW FIND GOLD-MINING COMPANY ' ~ (Limited). When formed and date of registsation—4th March, 18S2; 29th March, 1882., ■: Whether in active operation or not—in operation. , , ~ Where business is conducted nnd name ot legal manager-New Zealand Insurance com pany's -Buildings, Auckland ; Dennis Gilrnore MauDonnoll., Showing— The nominal capital, £20,000. The amount of capital subscribed, £6b7 ius. . The amount of capital actually paid-up in cash, £007 10s. , • ,■ „ The paid-up value of scrip given to share holders, £2,000. ~ The amount of cash received for same, nil.. The paid-up value of scrip given iP-J?."^  holders on which no cash has been paid, £i,oi% The 1 number of shares into wnich the capital is divided, 20.000. • .„„„■, .: ■"' Th' 6 number of sharcsallotted, ly.oOU. The amount paid per share, 'Jα. 'J'ho amount called up per share, 9d. The number and amount of calls in arrcar, nil. The number of ahurcjs forfeited, ml. TJie number of forfeited shares sold, ml; and amount received for same, nil. The number of shareholders a-t the time ot registration of company $&• Showing— ~ , , - i r,o ren The totalamountof dividendsdeclared. £3.860. The total amount of dividends paid. i.A,Vii 17 The' total amount of unclaimed dividends, £35 2aod. ■ Showing— ; , ~, ~ rA The amount of cash at hankers, £1111s Gd. The amount of cash in hand, nil. ThVamount of,debts directly due to the com- The aniount of debts considered good nil. The aniount.of the contingent liabilities of the company, £247 ia 6d. ■ ._. ■ I Dennis Gimiore MacDon'XEIX. the Mana ger of the New Kind Gold-Mining Company (Umitort) do solemnly and sincere y declare that this is a true and complete statement of Uie affairs of the said Company at the present date, and I make this solemn declaration conscien tiously believing the same to be true, aim i>7 virtue of "The J ustices of the Peace Act, IBM. D. G. MacDONNELL. Declared at Auckland, ill's 13th day of July';. 1887. before me, J. Roc ax,; Justi.ee of the l J eace. STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS OF: THE IVAN HOE- COMPANY (Limited). When formed and date of registration—loth June. 1883;. 31st August, 18S3. , .Whether in activo operation or not — in operation. : . . Where business is conducted and name or Legal. Manager - New ; Zealand Insurance Company's Buildings. ~ Auckland ; Deams .Gilmore MacDonnell. y -.&,..„ sL~ Showing— The nominal capital, £27,000. . . The amount of capital subscribed, JS2.IGG 10s. The amount of capital actually paid up in cash, £l,8li(i 10s. ••■■'■• The paia-up value of scrip given to share holders. £300. The amount of cash received f nil. Tho paid Hip value of scrip given to share holders on which no cash has been paid, .£3OJ. | •Showing—. " ''fi i f ,'.*. : . v o LBt The number of 6harc3into whicn the capital is divided, 29,000. The number of shares allotted, 25,000. The amount paid per share. 2s. The amount called up per share, 2s. - Thy number and amount of calls in arrear, two; £$1. if. , ~ .. j.: ; „„■ The : number"of shares forfeited, 19,99 i The number of forfeited share* sold, 4,442; and amount received for same, £G9 13s 6d; The number of shareholders at the time of registration of company, 33. j Showing— The total amount of dividends ' declared, £1.119 It's. lJ The total amount of dividends paid; £1,119 !os. The total amount of unclaimed dividends, nil. Showing— i : ! :i 1 The amount of cash at bankers, £63;12s 2d. The aniount of cash in hand, £1013 a id. Showing— The amount of debts directly due to the Com pany, £1093 Bd. . ,r 'Tho amount-of debts considered good, £10 93 Bd. i . -: The amount of the contingent liabilities of the Company, £235 Us. '' ! I, Dennis GilmokeMVlacDoxnell,, the Man nger of the Ivanhoe Gold-mining 'Company (Limited*, do solemnly and sincerely declare that this isa true and complete etaterjient of the affairs of the said Company at the present date; nnd I make this solemn declaration conscien tiously believing-the isame to be true, and by virtue of " The justices of the Pcace'Act, 1852.' . ; , j D. G, * Declared at Auckland this 13th day of j;uly, ISS7, before me, J. Kogax, Justice of the.Peace. THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS Show the Utilityjof LAMB'S PATENT POIIRIDGE MEAL. Auckland, June 14,1887. . John Lamb, Esq. •>> , ' Dear Sir,—lt has been on myimind for some time now to drop you a line about your Patent Porridgo Meal., I believe you are aware I have suffered considerably from injury to the stomach from tea-tasting, and having: consulted my medical lad,riser; "'lie strongly rerommended Porridge" for breakfast, which I have taken .until I heard of your Patent Porridge Meal. I may here say the Oatmeal soon caused unplea santness, sourness of the stomach, and pimples and spots, with irritation, on the surface of the body. From this I was glad to get away, and at once took to your" Patent; Porridge Meal. With it I find none of the irregularities com plained of above, but a most palatable Porridge, and the whole system free froni unpleasantness or irritation. 1 can strongly recommend it, and certainly think you should do a large trade in such an excellent article—Yours very'trulv, ■ , (Signed) FREDK. WHITEHEAD, j Industrial School, Kohimarama, • - - ■— - Auckland, June 2,1587. Mr John Lamb. Sir,—We have now been using your Patent Porridge Meal at. this school lor two months, and I consider it but right to'inform you that we all (staifas well as boys) like it so well that! I would'iind'it a difficult matfer to'get them to' return to using oatmcjll." It is ■Without atioubt; a splendid article of diet. I may add on myi ■representing to the Education department in Wellington that I was using your Patent Por ridge Meal instead of Oatmeal, I received authority from Her. Mr jHabens, Secretary for Education, to continue, its use in the school —Yoursfaithfully, '■'■ > •■ ' (Signed)... GEORGE P. HOGAN, Manager. i ■ % i I \ }- Ponsonby, Auckland, ■'%» t; T : V-T xJT I Ma y 30,1887.>.: ;j Mr John Lamb,' i | 1 | | i A ■ Dear think.it'a.duty tolet,y.ou ;; know results of your Patent Porridgo Mai on our youngest boy. He was weakly, and. refused every food preparation that cou d bo got. but; ,upoa,getting.soine,of youra,ho took to it at once,' and'afterwards nothing, would satisfy nim but this porridge. Five or six times a day is not too much for him, and seeing it being prepared cried until ho got it. He is now strong and hcnlthy, and can. cat anything. »Wishing you success,—l remain, youts, &c.,s ' si ' ' J(Signea),|f , j I |W. GJARDER. Orphan Home, Parnel), »,'■■, ' x. t V< . ■ May 25,1857. . , Mr'JohnLamb: ' ''• ti'>J,i* . iw st .. «^tsSlif"T^ c 5V e < neatly, pleased witivyour Patent Porridge Meal, having used it for some tune. Ihe children all like the Patent Porridge Meal better than anything thcy,have had before. We , thank yotofor, supplying a lpng-felt.<vvant.4a .pure Porridge Meal, prepared so as to' keep all ,theinost-valuable properties of the wheat—l am, six , ," , yours truly-, (Signed) . E. NEARY, •■•?,: i- - '■..'. -■■'■: .-<;.,;-, '- r ... .■.■ ; Matron. By t,r"M".iO V A L. BOOKSELLER, STATIONER,, AND MUSIC : . ~i, , ... .-.SELLER, : " ,_(..'] ; 198, Queen-street, Auckland, Wishes to inform his customers and the public that he has RE M. O. ,V ED, TO NEW & MORE COMMODIOUS PREMISES ~. Five doors below Wellesley-sffißet and ■' •"■ ' Opposite W.McArthur „.,. : Warehouse, Where he will be glad to see all his old cus tomers and as many new ones as will favour him with a call.' A CHOICE STOCK OF ; BOOKS, MUSIC, AND STATIONERY KEPT. BOOKS, MUSIC, STATIONERY. jPlease'Remcminr New Address -216; Q TJ-'E E N -S T R EET, Five doors below Wellesley-street. HOOKSKLLKR STATIONER, AND MUSIC ; '■ ■■ SELLER,



, . Election Notices. MONDAY EVENING LECTURES ON POLTICAL SUBJECTS. MR' J. AITKEN CONNELL* •WILL DELIVER AN ADDRESS TO THE WOMEN- OF AUCKLAND, i .'. "THE INFLUENCE OF WOMEN .ON. POLITICS AND.PUBLIC AFFAIRS," : I (Considered in connection with the Woman's; Suffrage Question). -■.'" 'IN THE;. ,, -"''"""'''? •' CHORAL HALL, SYMONDS-STREET, j .JsL on , f'-l ; l MONDAY EVENING NEXT, ' j ""'"' the 18th inst:; at 7130 P.M. : v Tickets may bo obtained' on and after FRIDAY, the 15th inst., at 2 p.m., nt aressrs Kidd and Wildman'saud Upton and Co., Queen street; Messrs R. H. Abbott. Symonds-street; and A. Cuoksey, Mount Eden Road. Full programme in Saturday's Star. No gentleman will be admitted to the Meeting unless each accompanied by n Lady. Tickets for Gentlemen, is each;' Ladies' Tickets, Free. - . . No person will be admitted without a ticket. Doors open at 7 p.m. ... ~' ... Proceeds (less expenses o£ the MeetingV will be lianded over to the Committee of Manage '"' ment of the Women's Refuge.' \TEWT ON ELEC TO RAT E. MR EDWARD VVITH;Y ;., ; ..Will address the electors in the ,r, PRIMITIVE METHODIST: SCHOOL ROOM, '■■'•' ■'■ RICHMOND ROAD. TO-MORROW Evening, at 7.30 o'Clock. TO THE ELECTORS OF RODNEY. •■■.':..• ■.... .. - ■ ■■■■ >ji - : ■'! GENTLEMEN,— Having been requested by a number of. Elec-; tors to contest the above seat, I have consented to do so. • ■ ■ ■■:■■ I should go ns an .Independent Member, and should only support a Government that would gb in earnestly for Reform and Retrenchment. ...... I Yours respectfully, ■ , . ; ARTHUR COLBECK. Land ami Estate Ajrcnts. . -j riHAS. -^γ- ill,i am son,, HOUSE, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT, V J 83, QUEEN r -STREET. ': *j ' Bankers : ■ NATIONAL BANK OF YeW' f ... ■;;•' :,:'. Zealand., v ;,' ...-..; ' ! TELEPHONE NUMBER-19i./ J'' ■ RENTS and INTEREST Collected. , ; n , , ; r ESTATES Managed for Absentees. •HOUSES tO LET and PROPERTIES FOR SALE placed'upon my. Lists Free of Charge'; § j j,-". BUILDING ALLOTMENTS AT PER FOOT:— . Sussex-street, 453 Pollen-street, 70s Birkenhead, lCs . Haydi-street, 55s View-Point Road, 50s' Epsomßoad, £2 f.Jf Kyber . ~■:... ~:■ JJep'onrn-stroet, 803 ■. Newmarket, 80s . Ligar Place, 808 > v Richmond, 10e . Enimett-street, 62s 6d Beresford-street, 703 ■• Victoria Park, 25s ■•/ ' Howe-street, 100s . Conquest Place, £i,- f - Shelly Beach Road, £5 Customhouse-street '■< Northcote, 10s and £5 Grey-street, £25. Lake Road, £200 per acre Onehunga And in various other streets at low rates. MONEY Invested "for Capitalists' on Firs* class" Securities "without charge. * Six pc; cent, allowed on deposits until invested. :..... MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. ; ,"BUILDING-SOCIETY SHARES Bought. • ALLOTMENTS Bought and Houses Built on ~..'. the Weekly PaymentSyßtem. _~ ... v; foßeposit—Cottage fpr Sale in the centre of the city; balance by weekly payments. ; , :; j HOUSES AND. SHOPS FOR SALE. Wood-street—New 6-roomed House;*£3so ■; j-j; > Richmond Road—s-roomed House, *2290 Marshfield—s Rooms, leasehold, £150 Beresford-street^-Leasehold, , 6 rooms, £250 Newton Road—Leasehold 3 Cottages, £325 Oxford-street—6-roomed House, £290 Rokeby-street-New House; gas, &c., £250 Bond-street-5-roomed House. £260 ,v. .'■•' Union-street— i Kooms, gas, &c., *350:. : Stuiirt-street— i Rooms, city water, £250. Cameron-street, Devonport— 5 Roonis,.£4oo Colliiigwood-street—7 Rooms, vinery, &c, £370 Remuera—S Rooms and large 'allotment, £100 Haekdtt-street—6 rooms, leasehold,, gas, &c.. Stockade Road—s rooms, city water and gas, ' -£270 ; J n v y i) ■.. Wellingtoii-street—2 Shops and' Dwelling, £320 Waterloo iQuadrant—B rooms, city water and gas, fir.UoO ' ' ' ' Ftanlclin Road-Three Beautiful Houses," £1,500 Glenmore—New 5-roomed House, £230 " . Owen's Road, Mount Eden-Large New House, £COO •: > ;/'!!' . • ■ v ;( •-, Rose Road—S-roomed House; gas, .water, £350 Ireland-street—New House, 5 rooms, £250 ■ Claremont-street—s roomed House. £300, St. Ge'orge'sßay—lo-roomed House, 1§ aoreß ' Devon-street— 5-rooni'ed House, £195 : ■:■■■'■ Ui l " Onehunga—7 Rooms, stable, I acre, £700 Bond-street—s-roomed House". £260 Commercial Road—New 5-roomed House, £135 Allotment, View Point Road, 63x110, £130' ' Water House and 3 acres first ] class Land, orchard, garden, £350 Richmond Road-House, stable, and shed, £120 1 Duke-street— 6-roomed House, new. £160 Howe-street—New 4-roomed House, £200 Sussex-street—-5-rbomed House, city water, £185 Anglesea-street—New 6-rooraed House, £550 Oxford-street—s-roomed House, £275 Haydn-street-i-o-rdottiod House, £160 / fjl" Summer-street—6-rodmed House. 3 lota. £550 ,Dovon.-s^treet—orooins (new). £300 ■'Groy-street-B6arding-houEp. fil.GOO.' • ■ ' House. ,£l6O Mount Eden—General Store and House. £800 Russell Large Roomy House, £190 y Beresford-street—Leasehold, 11s 6d wceklyij ft ; RunnelNstreet-Leasehold,! 11s -weekly , .') s i Howe-street-Leasehold.'ll s 6d weekly Day-street-Leaseliold, 12s 6d weekly Inkerman-street-jLeaseholdjlos6d:weekly Kyber Pass-Shop aud Dwelling, £425 ~. ~, Pratt-street-4 rooms, city water, £200- ; ■' ■'- Kyber Pass -Shop and Dwelling, £1.000 Colling woed-street- New. 5-roomed House, £240 Devonport —New 5-roomed House; gas, ! £36o' Kingsland—New 4-rodiried House, £100 Surrey Hills—New 6-roomed House, £375 Mary-streot-New 5-robined House, £350 f x> Stewart-street, Mount' Eden — New 4-rpomed . House, £275 ;■>■,.: ■. ~. ; ■,' i- " Norman-street—New House; bay window, £265 Russell-street-Now House, 4 rooms, £230 . Charming' Seaside Residence for Sale;'quite new, 1 with 31" acres under cultivation; near :Devonport; grandivicw. . . i ~i • SIX AGRES for Sale- at Waikomiti for £69. Also, Six Acres, Waipareira, Hobsonville, £60 .FARM AT KATIKATI for Sale,. 510 acres; river and road frontaee; a bargain; ; - ■'.'-'■' i COTTAGES and-VILLAS to Let in Princes -street,, 'Upper : Queen-street, Emmett-street, Union-street, Howe street, Ireland-street, Beres ford-street, Kyber Pass, Arch Hill. COMPACT FARM of 88 acres for Sale, within 16 : mi!es of Auckland, on good roads.-Six roomed House and outbuildings; large run for cattle adjoins. , . Splendid timber on property. FIVE ACRES OF LAND for Sale on Lake Road, partly fenced, in grass; 2 miles from the. first wharf.. A .bargain. ' l-'.J. -,'■'• - i ONE ACRE OF LAND for Sale, at Belmont, North Shore, with three road frontages. . £2fiO.-New House, in Devon-street, Newton, foriSale; a bargain at the price. , ■ r RICHMOND ROAD.-Pretcy Cottage (New) For Sale, with all conveniences ; £220; gas laid for Sale in Lincoln-street; gas, city water, range. £*w. FARMS also for Sale at Paremo-. remo.-Waitakerei, Mahurarigi, North^Shore, Papakura, etc. Also, see List in "Now Zealand Herald" and " Weekly News." CHAS. WIL LI AMSO N, ESTATE AGENT "•> 83, .QUEEN-ST.i(Oppo3ite Fort-stroot.



mmmms CLEVELAND-STREETSEWer^. Tcndersforthe : abovecontract W i]r Wrec • ' up to Noon on MONDAY, ; 2^ j *? OfSces; Colonial. Bank where Plans and Specifications ninrb e D V A - M - P - Sociiiirs 81/liDiSGs/ , -, ;ii -; late Advertisement. j ! VJ „ Shrubs, &c.;'to f '' At J. Green's Cheap Sale. ■T&vjggffl'k. WE are-boyers of second-hand (JlothS' : g d;Co.,; m lc r y§g||| "vkrANT.ED -, V T i Col'cction'of Plants; Slinibs :; 'rre»j? rpo LET.'a nice,6-foovned A "painted and papered, with a ; lanmb3n' at Devonport, near wharf.... Kent low S3 tenant^— Office. . , KITCHEN lowest,, prjjioi.and- o whcrb,,«eiiX&J J\l.R., Stak Offico. , : '.. ; '" ■' ' w '' \y ANTE D KNO W^ i .<:'. GEORGE GREGORY, , •■.-: : •■...; j:• iPHOTOGRAPIirat, ; , Quick's Buildings (Fear TSree Limmi -;' PONSONBYRO'AD,; ™; Is now producing First-class Photographs at Hi following reasonable/rates,:^Carto;';cfe ! jVisi|A.' 10s lid perdoz.; Cabinets, £1 is -pep Wfaj! dron's at same price. 1 ' High-class"Eria&ffiiieji a' mod crate' ad vance on *■ above pricesja'Si. , cars pass tlie door regularlr. ~ , "i,,;['. II NCOCJRAGE LOCAL;-:LNDUSTRia MESSRS COPSMAN; & GLEGO,,-: ;: '• '- =• SlvANrj'36,-..Grey-steeet,.' ;Are .now ] ators, in , sty 1 cs: suited f iEvery.improvemeut that pnjet cal .\y*prkmen could suggest:hasjinitheit ! goods been carefiillystudie'd and -pterfectwJj'stßj j: Ladies may rely uponpracuringifronliteiato iriagesthatfor Shape, Llovv price ..arc upt,tp .beljmcnre'd warn, Hithertbthe wheels h have been a source oE> corisiderablaiiuinojjift and>Repairs cause aocohtinual-)dnim,oii:i( pocket, which is very much felt'in'(k* ■ depressed times. "To: , avoid 'this; 5 jof chasers of -these -neceesarxiartiplesiWiH carefully examine the .constrnotioii' otpoi* I ; man's" ; Patent ; Paragon''.WMtWheeMfMcli I their carriages are mounted upon, agaiiw,a,i exhibitiit,thelr|dustrial Exhibition: -iJTsssim l locally made, arc a"marvel : o£ strengiliaul | elegance, and arosure | ou account of their durability. ', .' ,: t! 8 ' . ■'. : cotm^LGiM^u '•;' 1 ■ . ■ ; ■; : sole Makebsl '{'."'^ >-;"!" i JAMES JypjgiWAN & £W.| London, Melboobne,'.and.Suva(Fui,i,'; | Desire to intimato that thsy have.secmj | . ■■ .■:.■■-Offices in.--:*.''x-j.;.-5 i DUNCAN'S BUILDINGS,, I Corner of Casheland I .. : their Representative,' i Will bo glad to ''"'/*■ 11 ' , RECEIVE INDENTS 1 For English, .American,' and;CiratlneMl Gwi p of all descriptions. , X Christchurch December, 1836. ''''■''?}~}f?.'. B TTENRY HUGHES,-t.I;M:E.v ; M;SIii ±± CIVIL. MECHANICAL AND,', J :•■■'-• ■-:'■ "MINING ENGINEER;^; ,-jI JOHNSTON -STREET, -WELLINGTON. I INVENTORS .ASSISTED. , • | Patents Secured in All Countries^thelfltraf 1 .. /'.Terms.,- ?■],! :,-■ ft ' Searches made as to Novelty of Invrfti.: I Henry OTg! | ! as an Engineer, and Patent,Agent,# eiMP" E I conduct Patent Business brcorrespoßdte | i Inventions of undoubted ment can'toii m ranged to be Patented 1 R o.yAL;;,HX>K r TjMiM ll | SOCIETY, AUCKLAND. | ■'■•'■"' . . President: ' ''■.„;,■ SIR W. F. D. JERVOIS, G.C.M.G,a,| CAMELLIA SHQW. I at the Agricultural HaU.. | ,tion. t0.1i01d.24, 1 supplied.' The"-undermentioned prizes.) «.. givcn: ~ < camellias. . I For best Collection I For second-best Collection | Dark Camellia-Special pdK *R5 j McDonald.ss. i..-. Qriphial-Mize,*" I For best White Camellia-Spqci?! I S. McDonald, ss. ■ i] ; , ' WINTER FRUIT., ;$£ I For'best Dish Dessert Pears-Special pn« I K O SS Culinary Pears-SpecialP^l For best 3 Dishes Culinary, APP Ie3 ~!%:■.■ .|| : VCUT'FLO'SVEBS. I , ;ri^i3 ji .'.. , Advertised. ■' fe ffmale-"i'llU - j c i FEMALELIVERANPANTIBIW° U H Prevent ra DRyG.pOMPjANI^