Births.

COLLETT.—On June 25, at Napier-street, the wife of B. L. Oollett of a daughter. MACKIB.—On May- 31, at her residence. Park •AVenue, tho wife of J. Henry Mackie of a son.

Marriages.

MUNRO-JAMES.-On July 2, at the residence of the bride's mother, by tho Rev. J. Haselden, organising olerp;yman, George Munro, young est SOU o£ the late Mr Robert Munro, farmer, Alncs, Rosshire, to Alico Hampton, fourth daughter o£ tho lato L. R. James, Eaq- ot Meroer. Southern papers please copy.

Deaths.

EYEES.-On the ithinst., at the residence of X A. Player, Mount Eden, Emma fc. Kyiea (cousin Alico); aged. 27 years. Private interment.

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

Malls will close as mjaer :— Tnis Day. For Talrua, per Waipu, at <t p.m. tTor Opotiki, per Cholmsforu, at 1 p.ra For Russell, Kawakawa, and Opua, per Mana pouri, at 4 p.m. TT ■■, .„ For Whitiangi. Gum Town. Upper Mill, and Tauranga, per lona, at i p.m. „„_„„ For-Russcll, Kawakawa. Eawcno, TV angaroa, and Mongonui, per Clansman, at o p.m. For Thames, por Enterprise), at 5.30 p.m. Tuesday, flth inst. For Now Plymouth, Southern ports, and Aus tralian Colonios, per Kotorua, ivt (.10 a.m. Por Vt alwora, Kawau, Loigh. Omaha, Matakana Mullet Point, and Lower Matakana, per Hose Casey, at 10 a.m. ... , •„ Eor Friendly Islands, Samoa, Tahiti, and Hara tpngft, per Richmond, at 4 p.m. For Gisborno, per Suva, at 5 p.m. For Whangarei Hoade, Parua, Wa^P r u « ll "j}^" garoi, Kamo, and Maugapai, per Wellington., at i p.m. For Thames, per Kotuku, at 5.30 p.m. Wednesday, Cth inst. For Coromandol, per Coromandel, at 11.30 a.m. For Katikati, Aonjfatete, 'liiurnnga. and Opotiki (via Thames), 1 por Kotomahana, at Tor Thames, por Rotomahana, at 1.30 p.m. For Norfolk Island, per Mission bteainer, .., Southern Cross, at 3 p.m. Monday, July 18. Per Zealandia aa follows— S'or 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. M oney ordors. Registered letters, and newspapers, at,1.30 p.m. Xato letters, bearing an extra fee of fid in ad dition to tho postage will be received by tno mail agent onboard the steamer up to tno time of eailinp. This mail will bo duo at London ' AU£UBt22 - S. B. BISS, Chief Postmaster.

LATE SHIPPING.

ARRIVAL.

Curlew, schooner, from Whangarei

The s.s. Ohau arrived at Dunedin from this port at 7 p.m. yesterday. She is to leave again on Tuesday, and should arrive here about Sunday next. Pom Chalmers, this day.—Arrived : as. Ohau at 7 p.m. yesterday.

THE STEAMER RICHMOND AND THE SEAMEN S UNION.

On Saturdayevening, Mr Ellison, secretary of the Auckland Branch of tho Seamen's Union wired to tho Minister of Marino at Wellington as follows :—" Owners of the subsidised steamer Richmond are shipping Kanaka crew. What are the terms of agreement with your Government? Is it allowed ?" Mr Ellison also communicated with the head office of the Union at Dunedin, and received a reply that they also made representations to the Minister of Marine. Up to a lato hour this afternoon no reply had been received to the first telegram. Tho matter-is abo to be brought under the notice of the Trades and Labour Council aa soon as possible.

ARRIVAL OF THE TAINUI.

Port CirALJiEES, this day.

The s.s. Tainui, Captain Barlow, from Plymouth, via Capetown and Hobart, ar rived off the heads early this morning.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

The s.s. Gairloeh arrived Ton Saturday evening from Waitaia, with 267 sheep, 70 cattle, 299 cases and 25 casks meat, 3 casks lard 25 cases and 8 kegs butter, and 2 cases cheese. Passengers :Mr Keats and 2 steerage. She left again at 1 o'clock to-day ■with cargo and passengers. The s.s. Macgregor arrived from Wan ganui yesterday, with 231 sacks bones, 5 packages machines and 3 tons sundries. She left again at 4 o'clock for Wanganui with 30 tons cargo. The s. s. Oreti arrived from Wanganui via New Plymouth, at 3 a.m. yesterday. She is to be laid up until Wednesday for the purpose of having a new shaft fixed; and the s.s. Wsl'abi is to take >ip her running to-day to Hokianga. Shippers of cargo and passengers are requested to note the change. The Oreti is to leave on Wed nesday for New Plymouth, Wanganui, and Westport.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

LABOUR RIOTS.

STRIKERS. CHARGED BY THE MILITARY AT BOLTON.

[reuter's telegram.]

London, July 3. Serious rights have occurred at BultoUj Lancashire, between large ■ bodies of men on strike and the police. - ,-; ,Th<?;. latter were stoned, when the '" Wilifcary were called out to quell the disturbance. They charged the rioters and dispersed them, but there were not many injured.

SPALDING ELECTION.

VICTORY OF A -GLADSTONE.

(reuter's telegram.)

London, July 3,

The election for a seat in the House of Cemmonr for Spalding, Lincolns hire rendered vacant by tho succession of the Hon. Finch Hatton, tho conserva- Jtiye member, to tho peerage, took place' 10-dAT, jmd resulted in theretnru of Mr liallfr/ Steward a ropportet of Mr ©ye? Mmitd Trjota, who efcood in the XSonseiyj3itfy& interest;.

(KBUTJSB,)

%mmm, faly. 3,

tear?'took jpfee* yesteflty feefow the

princes. The'display was most bril liant,' and the marching. of the volun teers excellent. Much enthusiasm was displayed by the crowds gathered, near the Palace.

(Special.)

The Unionist and Conservative loaders tmder-rate the Opposition to Admiral Tryon for Spalding seat.

ANTI-COERCION BILL.

Mr Gladstone has given notice that he will move on Tuesday next that the Irish Crimes Bill be rejected.

DEATH OF A SCULLER. The death is announced of Boyd, tho professional oarsman.

THE IMPERIAL INSTITUTE.

PROGRAMME OF TO-DAY'S CEREMONY.

London, July 3.—Tho foundation stone of the Imperial Institute will be laid to-morrow by the Queen.

On arrival at Paddingtoii Station from Windsor, Her Majesty will bo re coived by the Princoss of Wales and various officers of State, and a semi etate procession will bo formed to South Kensington. Tho ceremony will bo attended by various members of the Royal family— King Christian of' Denmark, the King and Queen of Greece, and the Crown Prince and Princess of Germany.

THE EGYPTIAN CONVENTION.

London July 3.

It is announced that tho British Go vernment has declined to allow further delay in the ratification of tho Egyptian convention.

(SPECIAL),

THE FROZEN MEAT MARKET.

London, July 3. New Zealand mafcton is realising 3sd to 4Jd per lb ; lamb a Id higher.

INDIAN MUNIFICENCE.

Tho Maharajah of Jodlipur has sub scribed LI,OOO to the Imperial Institute.

A FRENCH ROYALIST MOVE.

Many Royalists aro flocking to the Com to do Paris'a levoo at Jersey. The Paris press denounce it as a conspiracy.

COLONIAL JUDGMENTS.

Tho Colonial Judgments and Bankruptcy Bill is being framed, and Sir 11. Holland hopes to pass it this session.

NEARLY A KNIGHT.

The gazetting of Mr J. F. Burns, of New South Wales, as a Companion of St. Michael and St. George, is cancelled.

THE DIRECT STEAMER TONGARIRO.

London, July 3.—The s.s. Tongariro sailed for Plymouth yesterday, for New Zealand, via the Cape and Ilobart.

QUEENSLAND REVENUE RETURNS.

Bkisbane, this day. — Tho Queensland revenue returns show an increase of L 55,115 during tho past quarter, but a decrease for the year of LG0,590. Parliament is to meet on the 19th inst.

VICTORIAN RAILWAY DISASTER

DISMISSALS AND CHARGES,

(reuter's telegram.)

Melbourne, this day. It is understood that the Railway Com missioners intend to dismiss Mr Gedge, station-master at Prahran, and Keats and Laing, the driver and guard of the mineral train in connection with the recent railway accident. It is also stated that several de" partniental changes are contemplated.

SECOND ADDRESS BY SIR

In conformity with the desire of his electoral committee, Sir George Grey has consented to deliver a second politi cal address in Auckland. This will be given in the City Hall on Thurs day evening next, and in order that elec tors may be prepared to propound ques tions, the subjects to be treated by the speaker will be announced beforehand.

INQUEST ON SAMUEL SWITZER.

An inquest is proceeding as we go to press, upon the body of the man Samuel Switzer, who was found drowned in the harbour on Saturday morning. Dr. Philson officiated as coroner, Detective Tuohy appeared on behalf of the police. Sergeant Lyons, and Constable Mackie of the water police were also present. The enquiry took place in Gleeson's Hotel near the Freezing Com panys works. He gave information to the police and helped to secure the body.

CREDITORS' MEETING.

An adjourned meeting took place this morning at the Official Assignee's office of creditors in the estate of William West, when there were present: The debtor, his solicitor, and Messrs Carr, Mason, Saxon (for Lushington), Holroyd, Bartley (Auck land Timber Co.), Johnston (Johnston &Co.), and Swinnerton, The Assignee explained that 2s 6d in the JE was all that he was in a position to offer, on behalf of the bank rupt. After considerable discussion,, which partook of an angry nature, the motion was passed to the effect " That the bankrupt be allowed fourteen days in which to raise £100 towards the estate."

Wellington, this day.

The efforts of the authorities to detect any reign of small-pox on the passengers by the Wakatipa have proved without avail, and aa; the disease from whioh the man was suffering was in its latent stage, it is not believed that the contagion would bo communicated, and that there is no fear of an outbreak.

Tho Skating Rink at the City Halt was well patronised on Saturday. In the even ing Hmolight effects were successfully in fcroducod by Mr Ashfan..

The New Electorates.

THE BOUNDARIES. Report of tlit) Commissioners. (by telegraph.—own correspondent.) Wellington, this day. Thk general descriptions of the electoral districts are as follows :— Bay of Islands contains tho counties of Mongonui, Whangaroa, llokiangu, and Bay of Islands!, together with such of Whangarei County da is in Nunguru Riding, HiKurangi parish, and that portion of Hikurangi Riding North of the Wairua River ; also a narrow strip of Hobson County along the eastern boundary of Dargavillo Riding. ffiJarsdcn contains the Ridings of Aratapu, Darga ville, West of Mangakahia post office, Wairoa, Okaihau, Hikurangi, South of the Wairau River, JVlanaia, Mang'apai,°Waipu, Marorotu, Wairau and tho town districts of Wliangarei, Kamo and Dargaville. StodEcy contains tho Ridings of Tβ Ko puru, Tokatoka, Matakohe, Taparoa, Whakapairua, Kaiwhaka, Albert, Taulioa, Hotco, Mangawai, Matakana, Mahurangi, Puhoi and tho Islands of tho Great and Little Barrier and Kawau. Waitcmata contains tho Ridings of Ararimu, Weiti, Takapnna, Waitakerei, oast of fcho rail way line and tho borough of Devonport and town district, of Hclensvillo. "" Eden contains the Ridings of Manukau, Wai§ komiti and that part of Waitakerei west of the railway lino, also tho whole of tho Wliau Riding except between Arch Hill Road district and tho New North Road, also Mount Eden Highway district. Kcwtou contains tho borough of Newton, tho Road Districts of Arch Hill and Eden Ter race, and that part of Whan Riding be tween Arch Hill and New North Road, also that area south of the Kyber Pass Road, be tween Eden Terracoßoad District and New market borough, formerly in Parnoll elector ate, also sections 25 and 26 in Ponsonby Ward north of the bridge, at Cox's Creek. Ponsonby comprises Ponsonby ward of city of Auckland Ics3 sections 25 and 20 in Pon sonby Ward north of bridge at Cox's Creek. Auckland West is unaltered, The main surrounding streets are Cook Street, Queen street, Karangahape Road, Ponsonby Road, and Franklyn iload. Auckland -North Is tho former electorate of' that name, together with tho area cast of Queen street within a lino running up Wellesley - street East to Symonds street, thenco in a general northerly direc tion by that street, Waterloo Quadrant, and Princes-street to tho Railway Wharf. The other boundaries are the harbour from tho Railway Wharf round to tho end of College Road, Free man's Bay, thonce to Cook-street, and by that street, Grey-street and Queen-street to Wellesley-street East. Auckland Central contains Karangahape Ward, of the City of Auckland, and portions of old electorate of Auckland East and Parnell. The boundary commences at the intersection of - street and Queen - street, thence by Welj lesley - street East to Symonds - street, thonce accross by northern boundaries of sections 8 and 41 to Grafton Road, thence south by that Road to Kyber Pass Road, thence west to Symond - street, thence around Karangahape Ward so as to include it to Queen-street, thenco north by that street to the starting point. Furucll contains Borough of Parnell, and portions of Boroughs of Auckland and Newmarket. Tho boundary commences at Railway Wharf, and fronts harbour round to head of Hobson Bay, thence along Parnell' Borough boundary to Newmarket Borough boundary, thenco by Manukau Road to J&aipnra Railway, thence in westerly direction by that . railway to where it crosses the- Kyber Pass Road, thence by that road to Grafton Road, thenco in a northerly direction by that road to section 41, thence west by northern boundary of sections 41 and 8 to inter section of Wellesley-street East with Symonds - street, thonce northerly by Symonds - street, Waterloo Quadrant, Princes-street to the starting point. Manukau is the old electorate diminished by Tamaki Riding, which is now in Franklin North electorate, and by part of Whan Riding West of Oncliunga, which is now in Eden electorate. Part of New market borough, south of Kaipara Rail way line, is now included in Manukau electorate. It therefore contains the borough of Onehunga, One Tiee Hill dis trict, Epsom, part of Newmarket and Remuera. Franlilin North Has been extended northwards by tho addi tion of Tamaki Riding, and curtailed in tho south by the exclusion of Papakura town district, and that portion of the Riding of Papakura south of the 'road running across from Wairoa Post-office to the rail way near the mouth of the Papakura stream. It now contains tho ridings of Tamaki West, Howick, and the whole of Otahuhu except a narrow strip alongside of tho railway between Papakura Town Dis trict and the mouth of the Papakura stream. It contains also tho northern and eastern portions of Papakura Riding. Franklin South has been increased by tho addition of Papakura town district and the Southern portion of Papakura Riding, also by the inclusion of the settlement of Miranda. It has been diminished in the South by the cutting off of Tuakau and the south eastern portion of Pukekohe Riding in Pukekohe parish be tween the Railway and the Waikato River which has been added to Waipa electorate. Waipa is the old electorate with the. addition of Tuakau, and tho subtraction of Cambridge West which has been added to Waikato, and of Tokano which has been added to Tauranga. WaSkato . has been increased by the addition of Cambridge West and diminished by Te Aroha town district and Te Aroha Riding, both of which havo been added to Tauranga, also, by the small settlement of Miranda, added to Franklin South. The boundaries are: — On the North by the electoral district of Franklin South and the Frith of Thames, on the east by the Thames or Waihou River and native territory, on the south and west by the Waikato River and including Cam bridge West, TTftaEHCS Contains the borough of Thames and the ridings of Waiotahi and Kauerangai. Coroimamlcl contains the counties of Coromandel, Thames, and Ohinemuri, lying east of the Thames Biver, less the riding of Waiotahi and Kauoranga. Tanranga I js tho, old electorate, diminished by the

ridings of Karangahake, Waitekauri, Paeroa and part of Totara added to Coromandel, and increased by the addition of Te Aroha Riding, taken from Waikato ; also by the addition of Tokoano the centres of population in this electorate are Te Aroha, Rotorua, Taupo, Tauranga and Opotiki. JEjisfc Coast has been slightly curtailed in the south by Moha-ka riding being added to Hawke's Bay electorate. The Waihuu River is tho new southern boundary, Gis bome and Wairoa are the two principal centres of population.

SUPREME COURT.

Civil Sittings. The Civil sittings of the Supreme Court were opened this morning, His Honor taking his seat upon the Bench at 11 o'clock. Two jurors were excused from service. Mrs Mol'hee's Case.—Tho argument of the legal point raised in the above case, viz., that one of the jurors who tried Mrs McPhee for'arson was an alien, and there fore disqualified from serving, was fixed for 11 a.m. on the day after the close of the Civil (Sittings. Arbitration. GeorgeHerbertv. JamesW. Walker.— Claim £303 Ms Cd, value of goods supplied. —Mr Gover for plaintiff, Mr Thco. Cooper for dofendant. —On the application of Mr Gover an order wat> with consent made for the defendant of the case to arbitration. Adjourned. Alfred Henderson v. F. McKenzie.— Claim LI ,000 damages for alleged libel. Mr Govor for plaintiff. Mr Theo. Cooper for dofendant. Adjourned by consent till the next Civil Sittings. H. A. H. Hitchens v. Frank Winter.— Claim for taking accounts &c. Mr Alex ander for plaintiff; Mr Theo. Cooper for defendant.—By consent allowed to stand over. J. B. Russell v. John Wilson and Another (executors in the estate of the late Robert Graham.)—ClaimLßßsßs 3d, balance of moneys duo.—Mr H. Campbell for plain tiff and Mr Thco. Cooper for defendant.— Mr Campbell asked that tho case might be allowed to stand over, as some arrangement was likely to be affected between Mr Cooper and himself. — G ran ted. Geo. MoVay and Others v. Wμ. Wil son.—Claim for account and profits of real estate, or for L 1,200 damages.—Mr C. E. Button appeared for plaintiff, and Mr Thos. Cotter for defendant.—Mr Cotter stated that an amended statement of claim had been put in that morning, and he therefore asked for an adjournment at plaintiffs cost. —Mr Button asked that the evidence of one of the plaintiffs witnesses (William Vickery) might be taken during the interview by the Registrar, as he intended to leave tho colony.—Mr Cotter said that he had al ready signified his consent to this.—His Honor allowed L 5 5s as counsel's fee together with costs of witnesses. Thames District Hospital Board v. County of Piako. — Claim L 485, balance of contribution.—Mr Alexander, for plaintiffs, stated that he had arranged for this matter to stand over till the next sittings. — Adjourned accordingly. Thames and Cokomandle District Hos pital Board v. Piako County.—Claim £406, balance of contribution. —This case was similarly adjourned. Isabella Plett v. George B. Davy.— Claim Ll5O, an account of alleged error in a certificate of tittle, adjourned by con sent to 7th inst. Struck Out Edward Foster v. Oliver Mays.—Claim LSOO, compensation for trespass. Defended Cases. Bobert T. Douglas and Other Liqui dators of Thames Newspaper Coair-ANY v. Robert C. Carrick and William Fraser. —Claim, LBl3 17s 9d, tho amount of a dis honoured promissory note.—Mr J. M. Alex ander for plaintiff; Mr Brassey for Colonel Fruser.—By consent, judgment was entered up for L 297 and LI 3 costs. Auckland Hospital and Charitable Aid Board v. County of 'Waipa.—Claim L 238 14s Bd. Mr Theo. Cooper for plain tiffs.—As the Appeal Court had already decided the case in plaintiffs' favour, judg ment was entered up for the amount claimed with costs on the middle scale. Same v. County of Waikato.—Claim L 277 l'ls 4d.—Judgment was also entered up for plaintiffs, in this case, but without costs. Alleged Slander, ,i£& (Before a jury of four.) John Robertson v. John Dennisox.— Claim L2OO, damages for alleged slander. —Mr Theo. Cooper for plaintiff.—Defend ant conducted his own case.-Mr Cooper stated that the alleged slander consisted in defendant telling various persons that plaintiff was a thief. — John son, master mariner, deposed that he was formerly in the business of a syndi cate carrying on business at Whakatane, under the title of the Whakatane Sulphur Co., of which defendant was manager. He left their employ of his own accord on the I4th December ] SBG. In settling up defen dant presented him with a contra account, charging amongst other things for goods which he never obtained. Subsequently lie re-entered the Company's employ. Mi- Brown engaged him to go down, and they arrived at Whakatane on the 10th January, 1887" —Cross-examined by defen dant. —His reasons for leaving were that de fendant told him an untruth and that he could get no wages out of him.—Henry Chappell Browne deposed that he asso ciated with Messrs Dennison and Waters in a sulphur industry at Whaka tane. lα-January last Dennison told liim ho had discharged Robertson on his own responsibility as he was not a proper man for this place, and moreover for the reason that he was dishonest as he had stolen some horse-feed.—Cross-exam ined ; Dofendant told him that the plaintiff had stolen a shot pouch and some horse feed, but these articles were found by wit ness in the stables.—Alexander Lindsay Wilson deposed that in January last (about the 18th) -he met defendant in Queen-street, Auckland. Defendant told witness that he had got a nice. fellow at Motata. and then ho proceeded to state that Robert son had stolen horsefeed. Witness stated that there must be some mistake bub de fendant retorted that he was sure and that he either could or would put Robertson in Mount Eden. This closed tho plaintiff's case.. For the defence John Dennison (the defendant) deposed that he did not re member having ever made use of the words alleged against him; that plaintiff gave as his excuse for leaving that his wife was dying; but that he had requested Browne not to bring plaintiff back again, as he (witness) had seen him tipsy in tho street; and that the statements made by plaintiff and Wilson were not be relied upon, as both of thorn had tried to claim moro wages than they wore entitled to receive. In making this claim they conspired to defraud the Com pany. —Mr Cooper did not address the jury and His Honor briefly summed up. The jury after brief deliberation re turned a verdict for the glaintiff for L 25, costs were awarded on the lowest scale. — Mr Cooper remarked that if defendant had chosen to apologise, tho action would not have been brought.

Dunedin, this day. Mr Justice Williams, in chai-ging the. .Grand Jury, said the calendar was heavier 'than usual. There were as many as 18 prisoners, but the offences, with few excep tions, were of an ordinary kind. There were more offences against the person than usually heard in Otago district, but none were of a serious character.

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THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR,' MONDAY, JULY 4, 188?.

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Auctions. E. AEXHUB.] &■ *• BODDEL. TO-MORROW, NOON. PIANO, SEWING MACHINES, WEIGHING MACHINE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. ARTHUR & BUL.OLE Have received instructions to sell by Public auction, at their Mart, Queen street on lues day next, at 11 o'clock a.m., ■ A WELL-ASSORTED lot of Household Furniture ana Effects, of Drawing-room, Dining-room, Bed -^°^ r then- Kitclien Requisites, Glass, China, and Jiaruioii ™2 Singer's Sewing Machines, l Hand ditto. An " Avery's" Platform Weighing Machine. Terms: Cash before delivery. E. ARTHUR.] [J- F ' ETJDDLE  WEDNESDAY, 11 a.m. Mf *" UPPER UNION STREET. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, WASHING MACHINE AND MANGLE, GALVANISED IRON, MANGLE, Etc.-Gentleman removing.;! ARTHUR & BUDDLE. Have been favoured from Mr Brown, to sell by Public Auction, at his residence, Uppci Union Street, near toßercsford Street Chuich, on Wednesday next, at 11 o'clock a.m., HIS NEW AND SUPERIOR HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE AND EFFJXIS, comprising Piano by Jas. V Jlingall and Son, Large Mirror, Marble Time-piece, Suite cloth, Austrian B.W. Chairs, Large Dining Table, Breakfast, Tea, and Dessert »eta, Oanss warc, Cutlery, Whatnots, Occasional Tables Fenders and Irons, Vase Ornaments, Halt Tester and French Bedsteads Spring, Hair, and Flax Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Marble lop and other Wflslwtands, Toilet Sets, i ado* Glasses, Washing Machine and Mangle (combined). Tubs. Buckets, Crockery, Meat Safe, Grindstone, Wheelbarrow, half ton dai vanisod Iron in good order. Tonns, cash before delivery. On view morn ing of the day of sale. E. AKTHUR] ' [J- *. EUDDLE. THURSDAY, 11 a.m. WYNYARD ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, iTANO, BUILDERS' MATERIALS, TOOLS, ETC. GENTLEMAN REMOVING. j| ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have been favoured with instructions from a Gentleman leaving for Melbourne, to Sell by Public Auction,.at his residence, Wynyard Road, Mount Eden, on Thursday next, at HiS "SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE AND EFFECTS, consisting o£ Parlour, Diningroom, Bedrooms and Kitchen Requisites. Gla-s, China, and Earthenware. Kitchen Utensil 3, etc. etc., Piano by " Bord," Mottled-kauri Chest of Drawers, Suite, Chairs, Tables, Carpets. Oilcloth, Bedsteads, Palliasses, Mattresses, Washstands, Toilet Sets, Toilet Tables, Looking Glasses, etc. / A lot of Builders' Materials, Sashes, Timber, Tools, etc. Terms—Cash before Delivery. On view morning of the day of sale. E. AKTIIUE] [J. F. BUDDLE WEDNESDAY, 6tii [INST. At Eloven O'clock. PITT STREET, NEAR VINCENT STREET. TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES, GROCERIES, FANCY GOODS, HOUSE .. HOLD FURNITURE. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have been instructed by Mr F. C. Marter to sell on the premises, Pitt-street, near Vin cent-street, on Wednesday nest, at oloven o'clock, mHE BALANCE OF HIS STOCK JL of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Groceries, and Fancy Goods: also, Household Furniture and Effects —Suite in red rep, Bcdeteads, Sprintj Mattress, Chairs, Tables, Pictures, Kitchen Utensils, &c. Terms : Cash beforo delivery. TO-MORROW. TRADE SALE j&H or ' -^ 54 PACKAGES BOOTS AND SHOES. GABRIEL LEWIS Will sell on Tuesday, July 5, at 11 o'clock, M PACKAGES BOOTS AND SHOES. * Terms at Sale. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE of ENGLISH AND COLONIAL MADE FURNITURE. TO CLOSE VARIOUS ACCOUNTS Prior to taking over the New Building. GABRIEL LEWIS Will sell on the above date, at 11 o'clock, AN IMMENSE QUANTITY OF SUPERIOR MADE FURNITURE OF , EVERY DESCRIPTION, TOO NUMER OUS TO MENTION. NO RESERVE. Every Lot MUST BE SOLD to Close Accounts. S. E. PAGET] r^_ 3t > Di R .ALSTON ■TO-MORROW, At Twelve o'clock. Tho subscribers have been favoured with in structions to sell, on account of tho owners, at thtab°o O vedatt uW Mart, *"£S2S3?S A PI ? CE 0R PARCEL OF -j t> L A ND, Slt uatcd at the corner of Albert and Durham-streeta (opposite Earfo Hotol) j2l, Oity of Auckland, havinar a frontaco of SteMtl and Hit Sn to ff JJurham- Title-Land Transfer. Terms at Sale. PAGET & RALSTON, Auctioneers. SATURDAY, JULY 16. TIMBER SALE, AT~BAIRD'S WHARF, OTAHUHU. 70,000 JRS. T ?sg ; .InJotatoßuitpm-ohasere, Ba'e at Eleven q'Clook, Auctioneers,



AnctioMS- K. C. CAGE] ' [B. D. »> NKS TO-MORROW, At Eleven o'Clock. PRODUCE SALE. TARANAKI ROLL BUTTER. TARANAKI SALT BUTTER, FLOUR. CHEESE. CARROTS. Etc., Etc., Etc. L| B. TOKKS & CO. Have received instructions to Sell, On Tv esday next, at 11 o'clock, t £\ KEGS PRIME TARANAKI ROLL _i|| BUTTER 25 Kegs Prime Taranaki Salt Butter 20 Kegs Taranaki Pastry Butter 25 Sacks Waikato Flour i 30 Cheeses J Ton Prime Table Carrots ■ Etc.. Etc., Etc. B. C, CABR] [B. D. TONKS TO-MORROW, Ab 11 o'clock, FLOUR BAGS. FLOUR BAGS. $£*» FLOUR BAGS. FLOUR BAGS. On Account of Whom it May Conceeu. B. TONKS & CO. Have received instructions to sell on Tuesday next, at 11 o'clock, 4IBALES o &1\ II 138 BLEACHED '1 j|g FLOUK BAGS, . • 50' S. 2! BALES I "'"V. ■ ]47 BLEACHED '|| 149 FLOUB BAGg- , ' ,:-, : .'-. 50' S. ,'. On Account of Whom it May Concern. T O - M O RE O W, At 11 o'Clock. FOR POSITIVE SALE. , TEAS! TEAS!! TEAS!!! TRADE SALE OF INDIAN AND CHINA TEAS. B. TONES & CO. Have received instructions to sell on Tuesday next at 11 o'clock, PACKAGES OF INDIAN AM) Olfll CHINA TEAS' PEKOES AND CONGOUS. SAMPLES FOR LIQUOPJKG AT MART. WEDNESDAY NEXT. ~,.„. " l *tst,.. At Eleven o'clock, f j Trado Sale cf CHAIRS. CHAIRS,' CHAIRS. AUSTRIAN AND AMERICAN CHAIRS. B. TONKS k CO. Have received instructions to sell on Wednesday next, at eleveno'clock, 1 (fl XL CASES AUSTRIAN CHAIRS i<oo AND AMERICAN CHAIRS. DINING • , , ROCKERS GRECIAN , ' : SPINDLE . ; OAK DINING! DOUGLAS ABM &C. &c, &o.f Samples now on view totlio Trade. TO-MORROWJII o'Clock. D. P. EVANS, Will Soil at his Mart, Qieen-street, to-morrow (Tuesday), at 11 o'clock,' "FTOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND £L EFFECTS, comprising handsome Piano by Bord, Office Table.' Duchess and Queen Ann Suites, Tapestry Siiites, Mahogany Escre toire, Mottled-kauri Bookcase, Chests of Drawers. Washstands, Dressing Tables, Double and Single Iron Bedsteads. Bedding, Plain and Fancy Tables, Chairs, Couches, Sets of Ware, Dinner Services, Fenders. Irons, Scuttles, Spring Mattresses br Hart, Brown, and Somervell,, Palliascs, Mirrors, Looking , Glasses, Clocks, and sundry lot Kitchen and Household Requisites. c. hesketh] [A. AITKEN TO-MORROF (TUESDAY), , At 12 o'Clock noon. , AGEI.CULT URAL HALL. FRUIT, BUTTER, CHEESE, ■ POTATOES,.&O.:.. . HESKETH, AITKEN, & CO. Will sell by auction To-morrow (Tuesday), at 12 o'clock as under : f£\ TONS PRIME OAMARU AND O\J CANTERBURY POTATOES : >, ', 2 tons Onions | 3 tons PumpkiAe 2 tons Pic Melons 20 cases Cheese 5G kegs Butter I 2:1 boxes Butter Bacon, Hams, Maize, Oatmeal, Tea, Molasses, ■Honey. } , J Also, 20 cases Or.angcs 20 cases Apples (Local Table and Cooking) 6 sacks Peanuts 10 cases Canned Tomatoes (local industry, very superior) 10 case 3 Pineapples, in syrup ' "-'- ?At12.30- I Dog Cart Harness (new) „ i Spring Carts, Saddles, Harness, Chart Cutter, Pulpcr, Churn, Piange, Stove, American Buckets, Block and Tackle, Furnituro, Sundries, &c. HESKETH, AITICEN, & CO., Auctioneers.



W. S. COCHRANHJ.] [JAS. DACRE. TO-MORROW, At 12 o'Clock. VALUABLE iOLD" MAORI CARVINGS. The Subscribers will sell by auction, at their itooms, Queda-street on Tuesday, July 5, at 12 o'clock, A MAORI CANOE HEAD. FIGURE FOR MAOBI CHIEFS HOUSE. THE above are beautiful specimens of AncientftTaori Carving, now exceedingly rare, and almost unprocurable, ■ Inspection invited. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, : I Auctioneers.



W. S. COClllivKjj] [JAS. DACKB TO-MOEROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. BOOKS, BOOTs'InD SHOES, clothinl, watches, jewellery, fanoy goods, assorted i tinware. The Sabsoiibers-will Ecll bj" Auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Tuesday next, July 5. at 11 O'Q'ock, FANCY! GOODL Books, Boots and ShocaiTovs, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Dra pery, Clothfoff. Hats Carpenters Tools, Violins, Conccrtinaritusical Boxes. Clocks, Curtains. Pictures, larometei Boies, Watches, and » Jewellery.'; Also, An Assortment of Tinware, consisting of ■ Kettles, lintorDS Boilers, Billies, Teapots, Dimwrs. tSp 8, mshes, Baths, Strainers, Cottce Potj-pxmneis, Measures, etc., etc. | ' SAMUEL CCCHRANE & SON, .- Auctioneers.



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Harbour Boara Offices, °£ Plans and specincatio™ t n * ' m Uma Engineer's Office Sto be m * at the' accepted^ 68 ' or any not necessary J. M. BRIGHAM, ____.. ■ ' " Secretary. ! late Advertisements. PpOLET, Grazing of 20 Acres at Eps,m laid Re|istr y gOOd iS SALE, at once, a .well-bred LadVs TO-LET, aβ-roomed Houee rad 1™ trarden at Devonport: newly naintpfl mt ■Q-PPiy J..±l. JUannan, yictoria-street. \ T; OST, by working man, between KarakJ km* β^et.. and Newton Road, Small Linen rifffJr* '' W een tended; contains notet gold, and small silver; finder rewarded.-ApSy Henry Grrecn, Karaka-street, off Upper Ktt- Q TILLS Milk Bread, Milk Bread;! *-** sweet and nutritious; and 1 Farm Hodsb' Home-made Bread, Jlilk Scones ana Cakes delivereddaily.and canbe bad at the Burlingtoa Victoria Arcade, and at Eden Terrace, orattha' Bakery, Udy"s Farm, Mount Eden, > : ■;'■/ ' Agents Wanted,



ISTRIGT GRAM) LODGE - OF' .•:: AUCKLAND, S.C. .•'.: - h : Officers and members of this Lodge are invitee to attend the consecration ceremonies of the Harmony Lodge at Otahuhu, the sth instant. 'Busses will leave the Union Bank , at 3.30 p.m. sharp. By order /• I ;-; , : H.G. WADE.V I .. •.'." D.G-., Secretary, i* 0 WHOLESALE DEALERS ANQ • 'THE PUBLIC. _ ; EABIiE & MONTGOMERY having t&m , the large store next to Messrs Butcher & Co.;«" Fort-street, are now prepared to execute large orders at reduced prices, .; ■-.;.,, , on sale- \. j,, 200 sacks Oats, at 2s 3d per bushel . ; -20 tons Canterbury Potatoes, £3 per ton 125 sacks Maize, at 3s 7d per bushel i " 250 boxes Electric Sperm.' Candles at 9s pet :■ . "box :>■•:;' >'■.;- ■ ■... :■? :■:. ;. '~' !, . -50 sacks good Wheat, 4s per bushel 250 sacks Chaff, 2s 3d per sack ' = • fay Sharps, So 10s Derton -'--'-' I fKE? Bran, £i 10sper ton. . i : :' : Fioiir, Tea, and Sugar at'lowest wholesale, '' " -■ prices. , '. -. ■ RetaUStOre3: EARANGAHAPEKOAD. ' Telephone 166. ■ ]'' ' CHEAPER AND BETTER THAN GOING' to Auction in purchasing for cash fresh stores, ( and having them delivered free. ; :; | Our prices, until further notice, are ;i a3j follows:— !..:.: Best Canterbury Potatoes, £3 per ton, in single sacks, 3s Gd per cwt ■" v j Flour 501b bags, Cs. Bruce's SUverdust, 601b baes, 6s Gd. Bibs Flour for Is ? "J ■-, ■ Oatmeal. 251b bags, 2s 10d; 71b bags, lCd _ I Best Fresh Butter, 10d per lb; • Best Salt Batfav Splendid crystaUised Sugar, 22s per cwt v 2Jd 'Condensed Milk, Milkmaid Brand, 7s per ton,; 7Jdpertin ■', ■•.'■ ■■■ ■. • : -■' i Nestfe's Milk Food, Is 6d per.tin , ; ...-, ■ ! IngsS^^Mnlylldperbotfle^M Thames Pie Fruits, best quality, ipdper tin-. ; Bacon finest in the city, 7d per lb, in sides6ft Sefsfr Mullet, s}d; Fresh Herrings, 6d Gray e andCo.'s Scotch Marmalade, Vld per tin p]n?lish Sauce-Large Bottles, 8d >>f Ss-CauSeethequaUtyand learn to lOsCd; olbs. forla ~ China and .India Teas Is id, .Is 6£,, s, W - sllei^P^P^l CALL AND SAMPLE THE GOODS,V Retail Warehouse— , KARANGAHAPEEOiD.; Wholesale Warehouse— : : FORT STREET..; Telephone. 466. ~_____



GEORGE- GREGORY, \ 10s edperdoz.; pabine s, £Us j ; dren's at same price. Hl ß^ 3 D rice3. -M O, a moderate advance on above pricw. .. cars pass the door rop™'"- 1 '——' HORSE COVERS, , J> X X GAITERS. APRON^^,.. —-I



T D WATCHMAKER AND JEfl'E^ , QUEEN-STREET. '^ Has now convenience &***£<& ing of Jewellery and fo? the iep»f defcriptloß of Watches Chrongg l^ and to further increase of « toctnrinjc department, h°, 13 S rC cst. ! Persons Laving old *^7^s#{ made up into now and &***%&&£ order,and all the botterciasso ' a chronometers receive his personal^,^ Botherhams- Genume^EDgUA^^