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WANTED-V MANVand WIFE to look after a% ull Farm. The man-must understand Gardening. — Apply Au^Und Hotel. -'V* \'' • A'-A'*' __ '— T-i : A,y ,\ ' : WANTED — A First-cla^s .COOR: • , N alsb a SCULLERYMAN; — Apply.. Auck land Hotel. -■ '• "■'•* y^_____^___A____ WANTED— A GENERAL SERVANT.— Apply at the Queens's Ferry Hotel, Vulcan Lane. - ":AAA^A WANTED •KNO'WN^-Mrs. Eyes, MUliner and Dressmaker, Shortland street, is prepared to execute all «W»«J; trusted to he-. N.8.-Ready-made"Ureases always oh hand. 'Al ■':':" \ ""•■ WANTED to. SELL, cW-lOft. Sheets of CQrrugatecVlron plvamsed^ron Water Tanks, from 100 tojMO gallons , AUo, O.G. and half.round:.SpoUtirtg, »4g.' Cag DINING-ROOMS, 133, Queen-street (next door Union Bank). Hot Suppers of all kind 3> Fowls, Ham, Eggs, Oysters, &c, &c. WANTED KNOWN—Just Received, a Fresh Shipment, of Marrion's OLD ENGLISH ALE, per «Kate,' and now od draught at the British Hotel, Queen-street- Auckland, and Saracen' 3 Head, Pollen- stt*6et .near the Junctidrt,) Shortland. The Winesl and Spirits need no puff. Whitson's BedaU's ' celebrated Colonial Ales.atf both Houses. JohnSceatsl Proprietor. Niß.^-tThe Accommodation for visitors from Auckland and elsewhere is unrivalled at the Saracen s Head. ..,. .~, i: ,,,. .*■ /-.; ,_r ] TO STOREKEEPERS, ETC.^T;Wats'on Shortland-street,'is prepared to supply, you with Watertiglitsat £| J6s, per doz; for Men's Bluchers, light or strong, £5 145.; Youths' Laced Boots, tipped toe and heel, £5 2s. Every pair is made of the best mate-, rial and workmanship..•.; ii.-! =-- ' ?.'., V!-L 'tC ■watson, :' :l : o^oßtl_M) r ,; i »iji ti-iiji I'fci. rtjyi'-t 'ti r.--.*: <•..-''.: ' r.u?.'. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. : * :■!■ :>■!'■' -*'• ;"!!*' ■; 7"'"J ".. J ' | . : " NEW ZEAEANB TELEGRAPH.; | r.rtBNDERS ; ,areiinvitedjfor the SUPPLY I and DELLVERY i : of* 1,800 TELE GRAPH POSTS, more*, or lessy. between Tau ranga-and* Lake .Taupoi r..- m v —The^ Posts ;to be sawn- out of the heart of Tptara;/to be:perfectly free from sap, shakes^) and loose knots.:* f -'i ■'■ ■ - ' '•■' ''-'•'*" N.8.-wAnyi Post containing, the-least sap wiU be rejected-o (a: ' ~ :*.;-/ ■-* « " -'''*'"-■ *' The Posts to be 20 feet long, 8 inches square at the butt, and*6 inches square at the top. . , The Posts to be delivered at points along thelipe, abouHcJiajns^.anpt, which wiU be poinded oufbv the" r district., inspector or [his delegate, and %f t 'line,'will generally, follow the road,or track* fr^m'Tai^raiiga! to Maketu,and frorn'Maketu^to Rcftorua and^Tpupp., -~,.;,.. . Tenders to state the\priijp per Post., Each lender must te accompaiaed by„a deposit, oi £10, as qi "good ffiith, ,whiqh supi wUI be forfeited1 should.any cpinpetitgr refuse t9_sign the, c^ptr'apt" p'.fhe e^ea-f of^s tender bpmgVac^pted. . ~ ~ ■. ■ -. [,-<. ~.r ' i " f JEacli..TenderJ jmust include the nanies ,pf t^o'^vifetiesfbKa'pprpval, who are willing to l.ec,ome'bond!fb_\'the performance ot. the, Cpn trabt, in tne event of the'tender be^ng_ accept ed, an d^.ust bo accompanied by ano ; ti^cation to'that eMct, signed by the pr'opoaed sureties. Tenders to state r within, .what period, Jthe ]*<p;s c^p oe'deliyjerecl, but the time, r^ugt not ektei-d'>eyond the 28th. May," 1870. ,',. • •_..;,, Renders will Jbp receivjed for, septions dfthe'.woriij or ipr whole „ work, • at.t^ie, option of the tenderer,', ... . ~,„ ,„..,. "'Furtherparticulars,can. lpe ob,taindd jat the ofece of the' District' Inspector, ' telegraph, Office, Auckland. , , ~ .. . „ ■-, -.- 1 'Tenders'to' fee" endorsed, "Tender, for,.the Supply and Delivery of Telegraph Posts between Tauranga and .Taupo," \to, be ad di-essed v,T?h"e 'District' Inspector, Telegraph D<3partmpnt,.Auckland' anc^ f>9 c .ent.¥ l Po^ latei: than noon on the JLlth April, 1870. ~,*.,, The lowest or any oljher, tender not neces sardy accepted. By order of the Telegraph Commissioners. ». ..., ~ ALFREF* SHEATH, District Inspector. Auoklan^4pril 2, 1870. , , v. _■,„-,.■' ...-.-—1 ' ■[•'■; ■'■•■'-' ;n ot ice. ;■. ",/';;';;.'. TOiARMY AND -NAVY OUT-PENSION , ERS IN. THE ADCKLAND ■ DIS^ .•ttSBICSSw ■- .* '; ' ' '• ""• "" •■" rpHE iPayment of; the above Pensioners for .«.. 1 the ensuing Quarter1* wiU be made'aS' foUowsy'viz.-f^— '■'■<i ''••'" ■■ '• ■*'• ": ' ■-•" '* ' Auckland—Friday, -April 1, from 9 a.m; to 1 pm/, at'the Commissariat Office. Onehunga—Wednesday, April 6, at 11 a.m., at the Victoria Hotel. Otahuhu -Monday, April 4, at 9 a.m., at the Criterion Hotel. . * .-. Drury—Monday, .April 4, at noon, at the Farmers' Hotel. Panmurc—Friday, April 8, at 9 a.m., at the Ferry Hotel. Howick—Friday, April 8, at noon, at Mr. Crew's Hotel. >. ■; ■' Any Pii,*i,. -ners who may be. unavoidably absent on t\\i, \bove days must apply on 6r before the April.'lß7o, otherwise no payment will Dc made to ..them-until the-fol lowing Quarter. ... Army, Navy, and East India Company's Hall-pay,. Irish Constabulary, and Civil Ser vice P.ensiqns will not be paid qn ; .any, of, the above dates. , . - , - . • ■ . FRANCIS INNES, D.A.C.G.', '7- " - Military Accountant. MUitary Accountant's Office, Auckland, March 21,1870.



PRINCE, OF WALES) THEATEE. Lessees ... MfflflM. Sttfoß* O'Bbien, and , J. M. Lord. Scenic Artist '' './." Mr; Frank Vabeex. Great Success of THE PILOT. ; "" THE 'ARIEL IN THE STORM. Pronounced the most magnificent scene for scenic and mechanical] display ever witnessed. rpHIS E;VEN:LNiG< v .(THESD V) X April 5. THE PILOT ! . THE PILOT ! ! Last Time To-night. } To-night, Last -Tim© of™ ALL AD IN. \ y-jLas .Time of.- v. A L _L r f f l> JN, WEDNESDAY, THE PLEDGE; '" 08, THE APOSTLE OP TEMPERANCE.- In active preparation, PH ILO-'MIOEI; OR, NEW ZEALAND AS IT IS, By A. Western, Esq. J R E A L M A ,0 B I. gj j ; "WBHSffIB- 6& WALES THEAiTRIi;' ' AUCKLAND a a s;.b! O.XTOit. v b OPENING .PERFORMANCE (In aid of the.Pjoyin.qal Hospital Fund). THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1870, under the Patronage of Sir G. E. Bowen, Lady.Bpw^N,and. Suite, and His f Honor the Superintendent, -HEART'S TEST, ~ , An Original Interlude. BOMBASTES FURIOSO. FOR LONfrOS. DIRECT. '■ TO' FOLLOW THE" SEATOLLEE.' _ WILL POSITIVELY SAIL ON MAY 23. j, jr^-'rr HE beautifurClipper Ship <^^g> r * MALLARD," . Captain W. Andrew, Al for 13 years, 637. lons register, having three-quarters of her cargo engaged-and-going onboard, will be despatched punctuaUy as above.. Has first- class Saloon accomodation for Passengers. Apply to L. D. NATHAN" & CO. FOR. LONDON, DIRECT,». -j^, ~/| f HE Magpificent Clyde-built y^|fig:s '" i Iron Clipper Srkd&f 'ANNE MAIN,' W. Main, Commander. This fine barque, launched in Glasgow in 1867, has the highest class at Lloyd's. Can carry a .few cabin passengers. For freight or passage app\y to .CRDICKSHAN^, SMA&T, & C0.,,,,,„_ ". ' ' "_., . ~ ' _ , Agents. . . Queen-streetj Auckland,, MarpVß, .1870. .. BARQUE1 * ALICE/ FROM LONDON; - JnU ••■'"• /CONSIGNEES, are requested to j^^v :lj ...PASS ENTRIES, ..PAY I^^^^ FREIGHT, and take delivery of «^»^£, CARGO in. terms of. BILLS of LADING. .../■ . ' Rills, of-lading .to order, must be: presented at the office of the undersigned for endorse* ment * ..r ~v ~ ..- "- .*-■• ■--- ■■ -■ *: , ,„QWEN & GRAHAM, . Agents. STEAM TO RIVERHEAD. SOLDIERS TO LET AT £40 A-HEAD ! God Save the Qcteen and.the Governor. Having no Soldiers to let,'like worn out na tions, I can only intimate to the traveUing j Public that >« npHE Twin Screw Steamer jk--V 'GEMINI',, has been provided with a .Ne .*.,Bo.ileiv and, |s again on her legs. Fares •-- I Parliamentary Bates of One Penny per Mile to pleasure-seekers. ...... I Leaving Auckland-daily at 11 o'clock a.m. j Arriving at Biverhead.at 1 p.m. Leaving Biverhead at 3 o'clock p.m., and I Returning to Auckland at 5 p.m. J. CASEY. | Jaiiuafy' T,"i8l0. '" ' "'-1"'" '-'•"■ -'" ■'' *!':' k^T^ECE. TAYLOR'S WHAEP DINING BOOMS.



fITEW ,:--_, _t. -, ? -^ i* x. •.-■ -!;aUTtpW\,Af 1 1, , WINTEE; <3;pOI)S [ ~,. -->;,..■ /.::■:*.--'<-. =/) :-.-. .fi •"''!**«'-'i-l.:*W'V' T*' -■-■•>' - * '': -'•'-•' :- ; "* ) j__ __&_?- *&* ■>-■ H ; pNEYM A-;K; 1 NOT having SUCCEEDED for the present in satisfactorily maturing their arrangemements for RETIRING from BUSINESS, and being-in receipt- of Large Shipments of AUTUMN and WINTER GOODS, have determined to OPEN OUT apd-SELL the same at a ... - ~-• .* - ••-•■ .-.-H'lA^^ T)ISCOXJN^. ..r ■~ ; ; The Goods are specially selected for H. &-Ht hj their Home 'Buyer,- comprising Novelty, and their Patrons wiU have the opportunity, of buying-FIRST-GLASS; GOODS at ENGLISH PRICES, and an Immense Stock to.choose-froHU.-~ ■»-.;•-. •'*< '-_-H :!;::. :\ -~.,-, ~. ,m;..' 4 « U .*•-*•. 1 ~..-— , ? - ..-» ~-.- -.-:. 1 -'.-Vj;.i JPpENfcjJDL PBI9S MATEEI^L" HfEtoliESS TA'EI.ETY, • ' 5 All at Obst Price. " " *v' > .jsrtaoT. . ..::.-•':-'.. ct .-a ;*. I I *> . >-" ; IW "v>:' r ; r ._ir %V' BLACK PILES, ALL NEW^4-KES, r , !' ' . ~ ..-_.. Englisli Prices. ._,.,.!,,).. -~ih.-r.i ! COLOEED AND FAKCY' SILKS, AN IMMENSE STOCK, , TJnder Costr - • ■ ■ t 800 PIECES OF .WINCEYS TO BE CLEAEED OUT At Cost. "■^"■JS'T ....,, -J— ' 150 PIECES OF TWEED,'BOUGHT AT A (^EEAT1 DISCOUNT, . English. Invoice. ; ?::. ■' '< vjt ■ . i rs. .M.-.*i. .'.. ..'■*• f COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING, IN OEEAT VAEIETY, I At Cost Price. HAT & HONETMAI7 sth April, 1870. '" , ; -** ______ —_. i ,



STEAM TO THE THAMES. -, : ;. .-, - X>OYAL ALFRED/ I from AUCKLAND to SHORT TIME TABLE. L"' •' '' Fhom Auckland :. . Wednesday, 6th April, 2 o'clock afternoon Thursday, 7th April, 2.30 •olelpck afternoon Friday, Bth April, 3 o'clock afternoon Saturday, 9th April, 10 6'cloOk morning ''•'• Fbom Gblsamstowx : Wednesday, 6th April,.7 o'clock evening Thursday, 7th April, 7.30 o'clock evening Friday, Bth April, 8 o'clock evening Saturday, 9th April, 2.30 o'clock afternoon , - - - - » i Return Tickets issued for One week at 1 Reduced Fares, and.:availflble for the 'Duke of Edinburgh.' -—ft HAGUE SMITH. * STEAM TO THE THAMES. '-[\UKI OF EDIN- Lbave Attcklan*: Tuesday, sth April, 5 o'clock, afternoon ' Wendesday 6th April, 5 o'clock afternoon Thursday; 7th April; 5 o'clock wening * Friday, Bth April, 5 o'clock evening^ Saturday, 9th April, 5~30 o'clock evening Fbom Gbahamstown: Wednesday, 6th April, 10 o'clock morning Thursday, 7th April, 10 o'clock morning Friday, Bth April^'lO o'clock'morning Saturday, 9thAAril.P ril. 103 0 o'clock morning- Return .Tiqkets, issued for One. week at Reduced Fares, and available for the ' Royal Alfred. •'. ' . . " . ~ ■ _i S. HAGUE,SMITH.-- STEAM BETWEEN AUCKLAND AND THE THAMES, t- • .; • IT.. • V ''. • '■■-.-_ ---. "La f\ HE Steamer, : '•"'-■ JBE^ - 'WILLIAMS'' . 3S?fSKS£K3i?a*J ~ _.y .. ."Leaves Auckland :' ",-. Wednesday mornipg, 6th April, at 7.30 o'clock Thursday morning, 7th April, at 8.30 o'clock ' Friday morning, Bth April, at 9 o'clock Saturday morning, 9th April, at 9 o'clock - -'"'"" Leaves Gbahamstown : Wednesday morning, 6th April, 11.45 o'clock Thursday morning, 7th April, at 12:45 o'clock Friday afternoon, Bth April, nt_l 15 o'clock . . Saturday afternoon, 9th April, at 1.15 o'clock ; Return Tickets issued for one week at Reduced Raters. ""*'- r- *''-'•' -"" ": " ■R. M. JERVIS, I .a .-.*..."... (...«! ~'i« •-*>* Agent. FOR NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTEL TON, AND OTAGO. f] *HE N. Z. S. N. Co.'s s.s. V^^^^. ' "'WELLINGTON,' P. Holmes, Commander, will sail for the above Ports on FRIDAY next, at 2 p.m. COMBES & DALDY, Agents. | " '\COROMANBEL ARGUS. A. - < SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADVERTISE- -MENT& for "the COROMANDEL ARGUS will be received by Messrs. Reed, Febbab & Co., Evening- Stab Office, Vulcan ' Lane. Single copies, 3d each.



FOR GRAHAMSTOWN- AND SHORT- XAND. '' r\ HE p.s. ! ; ■ ' ENTERPRISE No.' 2 ' ] wUI leave the Queen-street Whar£ on— Wednesday, 6th-April, at midnight Friday, Bth April, at.4p.3i. sharp All unclaimed Goods to bo found-at Clay ton's Parcel Delivery Office, High-street. __________________________________________ / i :-r-i i_ra*:3yJbAkJ »'.!'(• ra * - ■jH^l - "»* piRCULAR SAW LINE OF STEAMERS. FOR TARANAKI,' NELSON, PICTON, WELLINGTON','tYTTELTON, OTAGO, AND THE BLUFF. " - She s.s. 'AIREDALE,' from' the "Wharf < at Onehunga, on j WEDNESDAY NEXT, i 6th instant, at 12.36 pin.,sharp. I For freight or passage, apply to i HENDERSON &. MACFARLANE. . i OVERLAND BOUTE TO ENGLAND' VIA SAN' FRANCISCO' AND NEW YORK. * :,-■■'•■ - STEAM TO SAN ERANCISeO.- ' ; CALIFORNIAN, -NEW ZEALAND, AND AUST R ALIAN MAIL LlfrE OF STEAM PACKETS. -. „ mHE Splendid Steam Packet v|jO|^ ' City of Melbourne,' T. Geaingeb, Esq., Commander, will leave Auckland, carrying the English MaU, on WEDNESDAY, 4th May, 1870, at 2 p.m. For fuU particulars of the through route apply to ORUICKSHANK, SMART & CO., Agents. . ..Q.peeprstreet, ... . ■ f~ Auckland, April 4, 1870. ' REGULAR MONTHLY STEAM COMMU NICATION- BETWEEN AUCKLAND, SYDNEY, AND MELBOURNE. **v«k Tn?^. 8.* 8*...- - - JP||gg;, 'HERO,' ....... ,„ Captain LoOAN, is expected here-about the 26th of April, and will leave again for Sydney and Melbourne five days after her arrival."" For Freight or Passage apply to ORUICKSHANK, SMART & CO., b i Agents, Auckland j Or to, ( LEDGER. & ; FRANCIS, ' Agents, Grahamstowh, Thames. Queen-strpet, Auckland, - , ~.- ■*~ - April 4, 1870. FOR TURANGANUI, NAPIER.* AND WELLINGTON. , 1. ,&« /| .HE N.Z.S.N. Go.'-o -s.s.-. *-Ai.wA' : _ I -~,-.-_ ' rangatira; F. Rrnneb, Esq., commander, will leave for the above ports on THURSDAY, 6th instant, at noon. COMBES & DALDY, Agents. NOTICE OF RRMOVAL. I A. E. COHEN HAS REMOVED from his late Auction Rooms to OFFICES ADJOINING-. March 31,1870.



TO-MOEBOW, 6th INST. ■11 mi t ARRIVAL OF THE 'EUCALYPTUS/ TRCM ' HOBAET TOWN. SALE OF CHOICE FRUIT, BY _.....__. "LEW^^3SpiHERS, rx AT AUCTION. l)u,vl -Jl' .-3. .-,;*.** \-.* .rj-jii L<jiiM a*:*.-t' OAA CASES-.APPLES, consisting,of—; ;.«. <- Rlenheim ROange V • o 'j '^ RUSSETT _ , .... ; i-;-;? "-'f . *~" GOLDEN HONEY _ p'^'-i. 1 ' PEARMAJN", -- * ,''■[■:,. ';.■,;'. ~i ripstone rock plfpinj; . * nonpareil "stone pippin ' french/crabs. '". ■•*■ • 66 boxes -pears :le WM SSorher% -; ,< ■< s*. Auctioneer. ~. . % ' ' " ' ' ' WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6. *, .y,--i.,i)-i-"l I APPLES. APPLES., . APPLES. _____ .*> i Ex ' EUCALYPTUS,' FROM . HOBART« TOWN. <■ ._ i —, .".inj ...mil * iSII The subscriber wiU seU -by auction, .at .his Mart,, No. 9, Lower,. Queen-street, onJVEed tfesday, April 6th, at half-past rlO p'olock,! Irjry*-B O X E S' J A P P L!E-SJ, ».)*/ in prime condition, con4istii_g v-df Permains, Eussets, New York Pippins,1 French Crabs r &c, &c. 69 cases Jams, lib. tins. AAhiW^TQi*.' .xjLa*.4uc&?e :^^:..*: "WeDNESDAYV APRIL 6.' * DESIEABLE FREEHOLD BUSI NESS"PEEMISES, AT ONEHUNGA, , ~ lately by Mr. _ S_.JE KEUOTjU i . SMALL PAEM, MUJXDY-'CJIEEE. B. .T ON K'.M''~a2:' *" Has been' instructed to seU, on Wediiesday, April-6,' at 12 noon, 4LL those desirable'FßEEHOLD PRE MISES, situated, on the beach, One hunga, and comprising' an Allotment 88 feet frontage", by a "mean depth"of "200 fefet, on which .is - -erected - a Large— Double-fronted SHOP, Three. Rooms at bajk.,and Four large Rooms over. h The' Shop is' now'fitted with Counters, Shelving,-&c.*T at the rear of the allotment is erected extensive Stabling, with large Lofts, for,' a O&rrying'.Businesß, storing Flax, Wool, Guniy. &c.y;fche whole "in good tenantable repair, .-.'...a jj^L . The above offem. a rpre opportunity for either investment or occupation. T!he premises are eminently suited- for. Carrying on-* G-eneral Drapery and Grocery Business, Timber, Fire wood, and Coal Yard*, aod-with ample stabling would admit of a CaiTyinjj Easiness Jin connec tion therewith. The-Auctioneer ;with confi dence invites the attention of parfefes desirous of accumulating a comfortable oompetency to this opportunity of seouringa'position- where, if the business is conducted' with' 'tally ordin nary energy, independence- mUBb be-thfe result. SMALL FARM atM-uddy Creek, contain ing 10a. 3r. 30p. morfe*-* or less, with three roomed weather-boarded oottag6j"'large shed, 100 feet by 24, orchard, gardefc, &6;*- •'- Terms, liberal. Title*guaranteed. . ~.,uf.. -...■;•■:•_ {.• WEBffs^Y tJ A#R^ fr g LAND, WIfHOUTIEESERtE. ..B-.-'T O^-'k.'^'K.^- i Is instructed by the owner, who is proceeding to England, to, seU, .pn Wednesday^ at 12 o'clock, £L v K'' L_ L _ ("_ ". " __'_'' ;"" Farm'Sk^^^^^-^^^^^ 1110 Farm of about 20, acress^Lucas'^vCreek. 50 acres rich alluvial Land,: Victoria Valley, Mongonui. ~..«.,;.„.i -..-.;:. ;-. i a ~.*■ m*-SS i-r THURSDAY, APRIE',If. TRADE ;S;;:^ IjJjJB J OP ' ,-M c n a l i 5.h, .„,,5% ,&. s, FROM EEAEBS..'n!i, i <■•,.. :-n,-*'.l "'-Ii!. 1 <*< r •>.,,,. _ ..„■: Ai ..jju. 1 B. ~jT^Oc'XuJEo:ißj_ j Has beein iifet^feed-to^sell,-1^ 'Thursday, at v .r.v x, -urav^i o'clock, . pftX HALF-CHESTS ENGLISH Imported O\J TEA, from the house of Peat Bros.



WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6.' ; ' .'.' FEARN AUGHT1 GOLD mining • COMPANY (REGISTERD)., The subscribers have received instruction^ to sell, at the Mart, Fort-streei, 6n .Jfedhes* day, 6th April, at 12 o'clock..''- ..-.. '..,, rpHE ENGINE and BATTERY, 'boUsist- JL ing of Five Stampers, together with the Site and Water Right*- situated on the Waio tahi Greekme ,r.tke,Punga;F!atj*>'. 0 ;) .. . ." .. Also, -'- _-<■■> A,, -v Qtticksilver, Implements, and aboift 20D tons 5 ";., Firewood,"" - " ; . -&c., &c,' &c.\ .-. Particulars can be abtaiiicd froiii . ' SAMUEIT COCHRANE* SO&y - - • •-- Auctioneers.- — .t--''l L. v Ii :- ■'■■' Liliii "-' h j/-* ' >- 'THURSDAY, APRIL 7:; ;.:-" PROPERTIES ON". ACCOUNtV-DF FORMER PURCHASER. 1 V, .. ,'_. i EU: ri>. The subscribers willseU, air the Land Mart, Fort-strfeet, on Thursday, "7th instant, at 12 oklocfc. ■?''*A ■"■> 2.( 1 iff; 4 Ltb^^iJT^p^^-JieTisSra of Coro- I\ mandel, cbn.aimhg 6 'aores 3 roods 31 perchfti. - -— 3 Allotments^ 120 feet frontage. 1 Allotment,- 83-feet- to Newton Road. 2 Allotments in Randolph-street. 1 ABotriien., Newton Koad. CTr r.M,v.i-:*-.. : '. ■■k-nd-'-.'.^s.-Ki' Lot No. 196, Parish of Pukete, Waikato, 50 Acres. Lot No. 230, Reay?s Survey, Waiterimu _&_.. V^U.ey> 5Q Apre-j. _-_ -^ ara --, SAMUEL COtHhANE & 6£ij£ : ' m __, . Auctioneers, „ , r - Jv , .__• FRIDAY, APRIL' 8.._,_ HOUSEHOLD * • -FURNITURE, PIANOFORTE. , ;\*:il." 'i,.. •;...*'- a... .... I,HiJ.J.I •.'-'* ,_..*_..-Jfas.7**-* -1-.1:1.v.«fic.,. A ... V.T'-..&CU** ft* The subscribefs will sell, at their Rooms, Fort street, on FridayfStb inst., at 11 o'clock, Household Furniture, piano - forte. &c. Particulars in futinre Advertisement. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ,Auptiopeers,, _..«., SATURDAY,"APRIL 9. LIBRARY: OF'SOO VOLUMJBSr The subscribers -will sell,-ot- their Jlooms,Fort streeo, on Saturday^ _th inst., at 2 o'clock, A SELECT LIBRARY, comprising over ... iS}QQ -Volumes .Theological-rand oti»r ,A- (i ..J.j\-"A. ;i:> r>. ~ "*.; n -„-£ . .1-k.yj-. , -IV , 1 T. iifia- ,=-r,o.f ..« »758W& Catalogues-can'bbdiad-at the RooifflJ.J>fra X/ SAMUEIv, CQCHRA^f rtlK^'' Auctioneers. _' - tfH jr*—: — 33. ■-?. • 3.':;;._ai.- ::z-:\v::u''^^m'Zc^t.r'xr XT ii- Vi * -V ■;■'. -.in-** vvv J !*. .i..r.%-,_ 'I .# AT THE ALBERT .BiMU£KSTI.I -A, i,,,„ 1. ,!,« «*.Oli* J ...i.T. vis '.*'_.•: ~?t The .subscribers havje received iimructmjis fr^"Ma] Ipr^fifeAEL,'' *^o'seTl^at tSe Alpe^rt Barracks, on Tuesday, 12th instant, at 11 t ".X€?^' ,4 »» «jCO ir to" i-J»T*. "Vt -I Q SOLDIERS' HUTS, no^^din|^ l_ t/ the Albert Barracks, contamihgTfrom Oite-torFour Ruomreaclr." ' rt" * ;■" ~ * \~' SAMUEL COCH«iNgf^": .._ .„. Aw?Mftn._e?a....!.. .;_ i ._. vi.v*. <r <»i >«*. om uriO*.i'lll l» F ■ItJl-'to-H^'. «*^ ;;;- ~ Mtoniv^y;; A|fRH; u;^.v"'f f v^itA^EE H6tr^EH:bL^ L)?i^isl4 IN GREY-STREET. — ~ Th^" snbscribers. 'hsiwi"1 _>ec*i,vfed-,; jSe^taptdfiJ* --ia«trtw.tion'B'to ,|si.U, fl!ab-thfe-Band MSA, b'ort-. street, on Monday, the^-llth ijins,e^tt^ yl'2f o'clock, "C VA^Vp^lßpUlLpad'^ Gr<^ erect'ea7c6n^fjng J p(j'** s ,>-- u _J- ; i.«_ ;•. 21 '*.'j LOT I.—Dwelling. House,- fronting-Ch^y street,-three -storeys--Wgh,- -containing ..-..4, Bev*n jnocmis,') all.>:f_.ted- wit'l*'t%r .iit, i >; i t.papered,fpftintedy«Sifi«iish&didirou|ht^ out. .ui.ud.'.. u-ivi.-:.^^ ;'.t.uj-J.n, LOT 2.—Two Shops, thfeejstoreys high 8 " fr6ntin'g''Grey-Bi:.feet,''Bix rppnw eaok ***■ ithbtfougily P|#vte2 fS |J. LOT 3. -^pttlfcge, finj/Jif*y-Jftre«*^.'s£iQv«i rooms, and -a small-Gottage -behind* * sww am LiberabTeums tA^Me-AA'A'AH ?'•' j.ii.i.'!< j.H .ir; xO .'. ■ * Further particulars on application to' J;t;*A • SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers.