noticeable, and was in excellent order, kept bo chiefly by those who wcie able to work, and all sorts of vegetables and flowers of the Beason were apparent, and gave an aspect of cheerfulness to the place.

TELEGRAPHIC.

MAKETU.

(From our own Correspondent.)

This day.

Purangahia, the native. priest or tohunga, was brought in from Te Taheke yesterday on a warrant is&ued by F. E. Hamlin, E.M There is no charge against this man except witchcrait. He is very old, about 90. He was put in durance vile t last night, |but a large number of natives collected at the Constabulary Barracks this morning and re leased him. It is likely his hapu will demand payment from the Government for false im prisonment.

Pakeha sympathy with Himiona is doing great mischief. ■•

HAMILTON.

(From orr own Correspondent.) This day. The Waikato Times has a strong article against the "Wananga newspaper, (and de nounces it as treasonable by fomenting rebellion amongst natives, and urges its immediate suppression by the Government.

TAURANGA.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day Reported Change in Native Aclministiation.

It is generally reported that Mr Brabant, Eesident Magistrate and Native officer at Opotiki, is coming here to supersede Mr Hopkins Clarke. The appointment will give the greatest satisfaction. The existing state of native administration ia a perfect farce. Mr Brabant went up in the Eowena to inter view the Native Minister.

WANGANUI.

[Per Press Telegram Agency.] This day. Mistaken Identity. The man arrested on suspicion of being Cunningham, the Lake Ohau murderer, was discharged, his personal, identity being proved, and the man taken up by police not recognising him as Cunningham.

HOKITIKA.

[Per Press Telegram Agency.] This day

Typhoid Fever.

The first case of typhoid fever on the West Coast has made its appearance. It is a pas senger by the Otago on her last trip.

WELLINGTON.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day. A Painted Maori Warrior Wanted. A cable message from the Philadelphia Exhibition Commissioners has been received to-day by a private firm here offering to pay all expentes if the said firm would ship to Philadelphia a Maori chief, with war paint, etc., complete.

CHRISTCHURCH.

[Per Press Telegram Agency.] Wednesday. The Eailway Strike. The railway strike has terminated by the Government conceding the point contended for by the men limiting the day to eight hours, and paying overtime for all work beyond. More than a hundred salmon have been hatched. Heavy rains have flooded the streets.

WELLINGTON.

Press Telegram Agecy.] This day. The Taupo's Passengers. Sailed : Tanpo, for Kelson and Auckland, at two. Passengers : Mr and Mrs Crighton, and two children, Messrs Geddes, J.. Richard, J. Whatton, T. Mackay, Miller, T. Thungs ford, Mrs Grant, Mr and Mrs Briscoe.

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.

THE GEEAT HIBERNICOU

. Thik excellent company continues by its representa tions of Irish scene and character to gratify hundreds of spectators. Last night the panorama was exhibited for the ninth time without any diminution in general interest. The illustrative portion of the entertain ment was new, and in tho foim of a cnmarty, Mr Holloway representing the rich American on bii travels to Ireland; Mr O'Neill appeared as Terry Brady, the rollicking, roving susceptible Irishman; Mr Wallace impersonated a coloured gen'msn of the nigger tribe, !>nd assumed the name of the patrl< tic Garibaldi; Miss DeVere appeared as Lucy; and Mis ß Stoneham as the I utch girl, Katrina. There was Borne really good acting; Mr Wallace was immense, lich in wit, and as active as a flea. The overtures and accompaniments by Mr Searell, the eminent pianist, who performed several of his own compositions as Well as several choice selections from the great masters of the lyre. Miss Stoneham, in partnership with Mr John O'JVeill, was excellent throughout; her portrait of lhe I-utch girl was admirable ; her Dutch Bong, " Kaiser,' don-'t you want to buy a dawg," was perfect in its way. Miss DeVere sang with her ac customed ability— " Show me the man,'' " Killarney,'' "The dear little Shamrncb," and "Home, sweet Home," were rendered with grace and feeling. Mr John O'Neill's Irish pictures are truly Irish, and as he speaks the Irißh tongue exactly, he is tbe more successful in his parts, 'ihe [scenery is first rate, the voyage across the Atlantic is a grand scene, and the cliaDges, from a perfect calm to a storm, with the lighthouse in the distance, and the ship on fire, are skillfully managed. The view of St Patrick's cathe dral at vesper hour, with the illuminated windows, is an excellent representation. The Hibernicon was well attended, and closed with an ethopian sketch, entitled " Circus Dick." To-morrow (Friday) evening is set aside for the farewell benefit of Messrs O'JVeill and Holloway. ■• .

THE THEATRE,

The new drama " Psychoscope " was performed last evening at the Prince of Wales Theatre with gieit success- The drama is remarkable both in character and construction, and the scenes are laid chiefly in the city of New York, The narrative, somewhat irregular, is full of sensation, and has a murder in it which makes it relishable to some persons- and un palatable to others. Mrs Bates was the "Lucy Royalton " of the piece, and in which she displayed her eminent qualifications asaasn s artiste. Mr Bates assumed the guise of the couutryman, Philo Bundy, and in which he exhibited the peculiarities of style, and language of that individual. Mr Collier was the Inventor, Percy Graham, a character in which he displayed considerable knowledge. Mr Beyle, as Peter Holmes, the retired merchant, was welcomed by ths audience by notes of admiration. -Mr Searle would have succeeded equally well in his original character of the " reporter," which, however, was snstaiced with great credit by Mr Lawrence, who was a veritable Henry Tripp. Mr Talford Young as Jemmy Dobson, the young burglar, was clever, especially when it was considered that this was his first appearance. Miss Lizzie Morgan as Minnie made a favourable impression upon the audience. Miss Morgan succeeds equally as a vocalist and actress. Mrs Searle, Mrs Inglls, and the Misses Busche, Plavel, and Collier, played wiih their wonted vivacity. Messrs Burton, Alexander, and Bweeney enacted their parts with creditand ability. The scenery and orchestra were excellent. " Psycho acope " will be repeated this evening.

THE WATER SUPPLY.

(To the Editor of the Evening Star.)

Sib,—Your morning ooutemporary is rather m haste _to father theories, that are not always right because they appear so The suggestion made by Mr Firth, relative to the water from the Springs is no doubt a valuable one, but it is a matter which though not brougbt£prominently before the public, has not been overlooked, or before spoken of. As regards the reason why the pumping machinery was not built close to the Springs, I think it is possible the Springs might have been totally destroyed if the excavations had taken;.!,* place there, and no doubt a far greater saving is effected by having the pumping house close to the road. The suggestion to carry the water direct from the Springs by means of pipes if found to be necessary oan be done in three days, and at a small ex pense, whereas if the source of the Spring's had been destroyed where would the wisdom of the Cross found them again ? ■" is surprising how ready unprofessional men are to find fault, and write about matters of which they know little or nothing.

I believe the engineer is of an. opinion that Mr Firth's suggestions will be found to be unnecessary and that within a few minutes of the water ianiing from the Springs it will find its way (when the bed of the reservoir is properly levelled and cleared) to the pumping well, and thence to the town. At the present time the spring water is being allowed to run awsy, and of course the mere rain-fall would not make the reservoir look inviting, but if we have CBgineers we ought ro leave gncb matters to them. lam sure Mr Firth will feel that while his suggestion is thankfully received, the Council should, and ought to be, puided by profcssional^men. It is not as if this is a matter that could not be easily filtered if it were found in practice to be absolutely necessary. The differ ence between 2<l-incU iron mains from' tho pumping works, if erected, m the Springs, and the cost of eari'ieil'vVSi^ or small mains from the springs to the present site would be very considerable. Let us wait and give the Engineers a fair chance before we are ready and eager to run away with the hypothesis that all is and "ever must be wrong." Broughton near Liverpool; JBroooklyn near New York ; and Demerara reservoirs are exactly similar to those at the Western Springs.—Yours, Facts.

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.— This Day.

(Bafore E. C. Barslow, Esq., E.M.) JUDGMENTS FOR PLAINTIFFS.

William Oliver v. Heni Tupai, claim £3 6a 4d., wearing spparel (Mr Dufaur for plaintiff) costa £2 ; A. Dornwell v. James C'nlpan, claim £3 Cs. sd. (Mr Thorne for plaintiff), costs £1 9a 6d. Thomas Ellison v. W. Lawrence, claim £3 18s. 6d., boots. la this case a judgment summons had been obtained against defendant, who had treated the summons with contempt. His Worship complained of the frequency of non attendance to summons of this kind, and consequently he should have to enforce the law end commit ; defendant must pay the ameunt with costs within fourteen days, or be imprisoned for 30 days. John Fowler v. George Lamb—Claim £1 10s, bacon and cheese ; costs 14s. Wm. Dennes v. John Lundon—Claim £9, balance of sewing machines. (Mr Devoic for plaintiff); costs £3 3s. Mr Dennes had made frequent applications for payment without effect, and was reluctantly compelled to hia present course. C. Langford v. Ed. Wood held—claim, £8 13s (Mr Hughes for Mr George, who appeared for plaintiff); costs, £1 9s. Thos. Wilson v. F. Harding—claim, £1 19d (Mr Thorne for plaintiff); costs, £1 4a 6d.

CHERRY V. BILEY Claim, £1 43 4d

His Worship said the Court could not deal with, this case, as defendant was now at Cambridge, and consequently beyond the jurisdiction of the Court. Mr Cheiry said the debt was contracted at Vewton, but the defendant had since left the district.

It was finally adjourned for three weeks, until the return of Mr Lodge.

THOMAS V FAEEy.

Claim £33 10.=>.

This was a claim for balance of account which was disputed by Mr Farcy. Mr Joy for plaintiff, and Mr Eees for defendant. Mr Joy informed the court that the case had been submitted for arbitration, but the award had not been sent in.

Adjourned for a week,

CAMPBELL V ATKINSON. Claim &1 163 6d.

In this case Mr Dufaur appeared for plain tiff, who is a tailor in Queen-street, and the claim was for clothes. As a judgment sum mons had been obtained and disregarded by defendant who is now" in Wellington, in a government situation, and in a position to pay, he would ask for an order under the Imprisonment for Debt Act, of commitment as defendant would not pay without such gentle persuasion. Mr ('ampbell proved that the debt was stili owing. Mr Dufaur asked if the order could not be sent to Wellington, could defendant be imprisoned at Wellington. His Worship t aid he must be brought to Mount Eden, and made an order that defen dant pay the amount with costs within 14 days, o"r be imprisoned in accordance with the Act.

BOTH V. m'LENNAK.

Claim, £33 3s 7d. Mr Devore for plaintiff. Mr Joy for defendant. Mr Joy submitted that, as the original sum was £80, and the present claim merely a balance of the same, the case was beyond the jurisdiction of thb Court, which was limited to £50.

Mr Devore argued in the opposite direc tion, and considered that the Court was competent to settle the matter. 2; His Worship said that if the amount was disputed which1 placed it beyond the power of the Court, the Court could hoar such evidence.

Mr Joy said defendant disputed the claim whih was originally £76 ; still it was a case for the District Court, as plaintiff had to prove beyond £50. Mr Devore adduced a number of decisions in similar cases from Judge Wilde and other eminent authorities.

The Court at length decided to hear what the parties had to say in respect of the alleged claim. John Henry M'Lennan deposed that de fendant never delivered goods to him to the value of £75 8s 7d. He had paid £42 ss. on account of a bill of £50. There were charges, which he repudiated as being too large.

Mr Joy said the; defendant had offered the furniture back for the alleged balance. Defendant believed he owed £4 only to Mr Eoth.

Mr Devore hoped liis Worship would take time to consider the cases of Woodham v. Newman, Turner v. Berry, and Hepburn v. Fisher in the law journals, which bore ex actly similar cases. Mr Joy said his client had offered arbitra tion, which was scornfully refused. His Worship said he would look into the matter of jurisdiction, and give an answer on Thursday next.

MCDOUGAL V. EDWAEDS

Claim £17. Defendant denied the claim, which was alleged to be for a gold watch. John McDougal, fireman on board the Llewellyn, said he left his watch with Mr Eiordan, hotelkeeper, for sale. The defend *ant and a friend met him on the wharf, and enquired about tho watch, and the other man said, " You are a fool for having your watch at Eiordan's ; you will never get the money." The man's name was Johnson, and he had known him for two years. He paid 255, his score, at Eiordan's, when Edwards

I took his watch out of his hand. He had I previously let him have £2 to pay Eiordan. The next morning he went to Edwards with the money to redeem his watch, wnen he coolly told him that he had lost it. He gave the number of the watch to the detective, but it had not been discovered. The watch was worth £18 10s.

Mr Eiordan deposed that the watch was in his possession, but when McDougal paid him, he;jhanded the watch to him, and saw defendant take it from McDougal. William Edwards gave evidence to the effect that Johnson, who thought of buying the watch, handed it to him to ascertain the value. He took it to Mr Bortlett, who said it was worth £12; he'took it to Ellerslie races and lost it, he could not.'tell how. William Johnson made a rambling state ment, which could scarcely j.be heard, as witness spoke in so low a tone, His Worship said that Edwards, who had the care of the watch, was responsible for it. He had no right to take it to the races.

Judgment for the plaintiff for £12, with costs 18s. This was all the business.

The Wellington Provincial Executive are fast pushinc; on the arrangements for the execution of the several public works which are to be paid for out of the balance of the £GB, 000 advanced by the Government under " The Advances to Provinces Act."

A B C D E F at the City Hall. A Beautiful, Cleanly, Durable, EconO' mical i' loorolofch.

Linoleum, the Cork Carpet, has now been proved by the severest testa to be the best covering for floors of dining-rooms,, halls, offices, &c, it lays more siolid, is warmest to the feefc, much less noisy, retains its pat tern longer, and is far more durable than oil cloth. By the "Dilpussnnd " Holloway and Oarlic'tf sur?*> received their fourth large ship ment- six new liafitlsoin*;' designs never seen in the Colonies before ; also', a lot of Tap. Brussel Carpets at 3s 4d, 3s 9d, 3s lid, ths very cheapest in Auckland; Door Mats from Is lid each. They've on view Furniture of all kinds, Bedding, their own make, good and cheap j 100 Hearth Bugs fro£ lid to 18s 6d, deoided bargains ; Toilet Glasses anu Chairs, Dining and Drawing Eoom Suites, &c, &c. Goods delivered Free to any part of the city. Cash buyers call at Holloway and Gar-lick's, who offer you excellent value. Go and test them.—City Hall, Queen-street.

IBE Jfcrv EKING STAB, THUBSDAY, AVBlh 27 M®



DAILY expected by the brig Pyreu from Ssdney, arcl for sale by the Sub scriber—dOO tags BoueDnst— L W2aton. ~A~YOUNG LADY would be glad to -OL take tt situation in a Confectioner's or Draper's bußiness; good rocomnienclation. —ART, Star Office. ONE or Two Gentlemen £an be accommodated with comfortable Board and Residence. Terms it oderate.—Apply at this office. WANTED, a Boy for country farm, 2 Girls from 12 to 16 ; and awaiting plaoea— Housemaids, Housekeepers, Married Oeuples, Coolis, Town Hoys, and General Servants.—-Hannaford's Registry, Queen-street, opposite FJrcbell. W AJS T B JD. a Female Cook.—A pply * ? to Mrs G. W. Binney. WANTE D, a Lad to ma c himself goneially useful.—Exchange Hotel, Queen- Btreet. WANTED, a situation by a steady Young Man to drive a Tradesman's Cart to deliver orders.—aß, Star Office. ANTED, a Steward for the s.s. Rowena —Apply on board at once. ANTED, a Lad for an Hotel.— Apply at this office. WAJNTED, by a married man, em ployment on a Farm ; can plough, milk, and do general farm work.—Apply by letter GA, at this office. TISTANTED, a Draper.—Apply to I. y " Phillip*, Queen-street. WAM TED, a General Servant.— Apply to Mrs Costelli, Grafton Road, be ' tween 12 and 2 o'clocl:. WA NTED, a good General Servant; must be a good Cook and Laundress. —Apply before 2 p.m. to Mrs Ware Salisbniy-Btr«et, Parnell. WANTE D, immediately, experi enosd Honsomaid for town; also prood General Servants.—Miss Colls1 Select Registry Office, Upper Queen-street. TO Carpenters.—Wanted two good Joiners to proceed to Opoliki,—W. Phillipps and Son, Queen street. !;»»■ WANTED, a Protestant Governess who can teach English and Music thoroughly well.—Mr Lonprdiil, Ohurton Lane, Parnell. WANTED, Tenders for Painting and Paptrhanginp at the Custom-house Hotel. —Apply on the premises. T~~O BOOTMAKERS. — Wanted", good Bench Hands; also a Machinist. Highest wages given.—Apply Brookes's Blue Boot, Queen street ' WANTED, Tenders for Painting, Paperhanging, &c. For particulars apply to E. W. Morrison, Rising Sun Hotel, Newton. ANTED, Tenders for the erection of a Four-roomed Cotfage. Labour only. Plans and specifications to be se<n at the office of D. Goldie, Custom-house-street. Tenders will be re ceived up to 12 o'clock on Friday next. Mot bound to accept the lowest or any tender. ANTED KNOWN, L. H. Green, Nurseryman and Gardener, is prepared to execute at reasonable rates all orders by contract which he may be favoured with, for Laying out New Gardens or renovating old old ones, and planting the Bame with Shelter Trees, Ornamental and Flowering Plants, &o.—Seafieid View Nursery, April 25, 1876. ANTED, three Shingle-Splitters. —Townshend Bros., Eurham-ftreet ANTED to Sell, a House in William-street, City, with freehold allot ment. Price, £180. House in West Newton, four I rooms, quite new. Price, £130. House fronting the Mour>t Eden Road. Price. £130. House in Edin burgh-street, of 6 rooms Price, £200; £50 cash, the balauce can remain on mortgage.—J. M. Lennox, Estate' Agent, Auckland. KITING and BOOKKEEPING- Taught. Separate Rooms for Ladies. Schools and Families rttended. Tradesmen's Books kept, &c. —Address, Mr Nicholson, 98, Grey-street, Auckland. ANTED, by the Advertiser, who bt>s had. nine years' experience, a situation as Bookkeeper or Clerk. Local references.—Address AOPT, at this office. WANTED, an experienced Brewer. None other need apply to Box 31, Post office. ANTED Enown, that the Fitting Shop, Sewing Machine and Howe'd Agency, is REMOVED to Vulcan Larie, corner of High-atreet. Only the highest class machines kept in stock. Repairs to all machines properly done. Steam Guage3 repaired, tested, and adjusted. WANTED Known, that McSmed ley'a Turkish Bath is now given, in which the breathing of the hot air is dispensed with. The cooling-down process is accomplished without the sho<\k of the Shower Bath. The whole is accom plished, with Shampooing, in 40 mirutes. A warm and Electric Bath are in course of erection. The Baths are solely managed by the Proprietor.—X. JgKES. ANTED KNOWN, that John Taylor is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber, Posts, Rails, Palings, Shingles, House Blocks, Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, &c, at the lowest possible prices, at Yard, Breakwater Road. All orders attended to with despatch WANTED Known, Jmx C. Clough, Machinist, Mascfield's Buildings, Albert street, is the oldest established and only practical maker and repairer of Sewiog Machines in the pro vince. All work gtiaranteed of best materials and quality, and lowest remunerative charge. ANTED Known, that Alexander Tait, Blacksmith, &c, has removed to his new premises, Lome-street, six doors above the old shop, midway between Victoria and Wellesley-streets ' East. . •» • WANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can have the numbers Handsomely Bound, at a trifling cost. Muslb and other Binding done in best BtyIe.—WILLIAM LEYS, Machine Ruler and Account-Book Manufacturer, next door to the Evenum* Stab Office, Wyndham street. ANTED KNOWN, that J.MORRISON is prepared to execute all kinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.— Address Newton Road. WANTED Known, where Cheap Iron and Brass Castings can be had with dispatch, and at astonishing low prices:—Ship Dumps, Is $ 1b; Rudder Bands, Dove-tail Plates, General Brass Work, Is 6d $ U>; Iron Castings, Sash Weights, 15s ,# cwt; Fire Bars. 16s $ cwt; Ship Castings of every description, "Windlass Gear and Patent Winches (double and single purchase), Plough Metals, Pipes, Grates, Stove Metals, all proportiona tely cheap at J. KELLY'S Freeman's Bay Foundry. Highest price given for old Iron and Brass. WANTED KNOWN, that Henry Probert, Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer, and General House Furnisher, etc, has just received a large and well-assorted stock of English and American Chairs, which he is offering very cheap. Good Sound Chair at 4s, 43 6d, ss, and 6s ; warranted to give satisfaction or the money returned. 83&~ Note the address :—The Cheap Furniture, Mattresses, and Ship's Bedding Establishment, nearly opposite the Post-office,' Shor Hand-street. WANTED, a Saleswoman for Millinery and Underclothing JDepaitmenb.— Apply to Holloway & Garlick, City Hall.



TT7ANTED KNOWN, L H. Green n is prepared to supply all kind? of Coni'eroo Trees, Shrubs, Climbing Plants, Camellias, Azaleas, and Magnolias. Roseß. Pus. hias, Stove and Green house Plants. Fruit Trees. &c , &c, at Saafiel'i View Kursery, or in tr.e Market House every Vridny o-vA Saturday. NE-O1 orders left with the Ma-ket Inspector will promptly ,itt n<led to. . Ay sr t ~B D, v V In tend! na: Purchasers of Riding Saddles and Bridle?, fee, to know that tho utidTsigviert has just rrceivwl a very superior lot of Saddles, which lie is Belling at 60s. • :iuh, complete with mounts; Bridles, 6?. Or), each; by far the best value in Auckland. All ovher {roods proportionately cheap. Save the impor ter's profit, by buying direct from W. S. JOnES. Wholesale and Retail Saddler, Importer and Manu acturer, Qnoen-strcot. W"~ ANTED, to SELL. 600 rolls of Paperbansings at 6d per roll, 5s per dozen; 25 tfozpn Cut Tumblers from 8s to lls per dozen; 1 case of Wax Fruit, with glass shades, from 5s 6d each ; Plate Pen ils>, 8s per gross ; boxes. 6 Pencils in each boj, 9d per dozen boxes ; Ruling Whips, Is 6d each; Bass Brooms, Is; about 6,000 Chairs, Tables, Chests of Draw c is, Sofas, and Toys of all sorts, only. Id and 2d each; pint bottles'of good Ink, three for 2's 0(3 ; small bottles, lOrl per dozen ; Hams, lOd tb; iMcon,7d lb; good Elun. ]orl ft; Cayenne Pepper, 6d per bottle, worth Is; Bead Mats, from Is to 3s 6d; Bead Baskets; from is to 4s Gd each ; good Pens, Is per «rosa • Eds Croamluid Note Paper, 5 quires, for Is ; 400 Looking Glasses, 3d to ]s each ; pint bottles of Ink, 8s per dozen ; 6.000 assorted Combs, only 2d eaph; Ladies' Riding Whips from Od to 2s each; "Wior Work 73oxes from 4" fid to 69, less than cost; Wn 1,,f nr "'llls 5 cheaP lot o£ Chi'nons from Is 4d ; Fancy Soap Babies only 2a ?«*• O f other good Needles, only Cd per 100 ; ana v, ~ .„,.„ very things cheap; 20 boxfs of Ariificfal Flow ' -»,-(.£ chean.-Apply to H. WATTd, General Dealer,*... Btree^j T JEATHER WORK and Wax JLJ Flowsrs tattght at tl!e Auckland Collcgo TJpoer Qneec-strent. WA"NTED~I^NOWN, that D. y V OOLDIRJs prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building Materials, including Ssslies, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timbei1, House Blocks, Posts, Rails, Hardwood Fellors, blufls, Iron Bat-k and Blue Gum Laths, shingles, &c., &c. at the lowest market price, at his Yaids, Custom-house street. ANTED Known, tlmt E. Carr offers spncial a(lva,ntf.^"M to buyers of Tim ber at tho Waikawau Yards, Custom-house-street and Breakwater Road. WANTED, a Lad accustomed to a Treadle Printing Machine.—Apply at this office. ANTED, as General Servants, a micldte-aged married couple ; references re quired.—Apply to Mrs Churton, St. George's Bay, Parnell, from 10 to 1. TO LET, Unfurnished, a commodious eight-roomed House in Parnell, commanding an excellent view of the harbour.—Mr. J. A. Beale, Solicitor, Shortland-street. OTIOE to Butchers.—To Let, from Ist May, at Tauranga, a Shop arj'l Fittings; also a Slaughter-house and Paddock attached. The above is a iirst-clats opening; only ono in tho business at present.—Apply to T. Corbett, Tauranga. OR SALE, a first-class Peinter Dog, thoroughly well broken to the gun —Apply to O. Clarke, 20, Auckland Market. TARGE HOTEL PROPERTY. For positive Sale, one of the best HOTJBL'3 in tho province^ JOHN REID, Commerce street. FOR SALE, in Onehunga, a paddock of 13 acres of rich Land, well fenced, with double frontage to the main roads.—Apply to Fleming and Stevenson, Land Agents, Onehunga, T> O GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, Land and Commission .Agext, Market Botjsk For Sale, 240 ac es of (?ood Land (fern and btish), a stream of watrr runs tbronpli the centre, situated in the Parish of Ararimn, County Eden. Price, £4'>. IT r Sale, 60 acres of Lr.nd, Parish of Okahu, Coun y of Marsd^n, Price, £12. For Sale, 20 acres of good Land on tho Whau Flats, with water frontage, fencer^ and in grass, accessible by good roads. Price, £225. For Sale, half-an-acre of pnod Land, together with three-roomed Oottape, fenced with stone walls, on the Mount Albert Road, two miles from town; a good investment. Pric, £105 For Sale, a new five-roomed House in Oururu-strcet, Ponsonby, well finished, good well, allotment 40 v 107 ; let for lls per week ; price, £190, £100 can remain on the Buildine Society. S3?" Household Goods, Furniture, Land, House, or other Property, sold by auction either at the Market-house or] the residences of the seller, on the most favorable terms. f R. C. GREENWOOD, AUCTIONEER, Housb, Land, and Commission Agent, Market House. A LEXAB"D33B, the Jeweller, rcipoctfully invites all to INSPECT and HEAR HIS MUSICAL BOX, the like of which has not been seen before in the Colonies. 1 A LSXANDEE, the Jeweller, has on view, and for rale, the Largest and Most Complete MUSICAL BOX ever imported In the Colonies, Playing THIRTY-SIX of the most Modern Tunes. ALEXANDER, the Jeweller, shows at his establishment a TRIUMPH of MECHANISM —a Musical Box—with changeable Cylinders,'standing on a Beautiful Inlaid Table. rPHOMAS J. HARBUTT, (Latelt Ajirivbd from England) Bega to.iriform the public that he will be prepared to offer, at the PREMISES IN SHORTLAND-STREET, KnowiV as the " Ecuo " Office, ON AND AFTEE TUESDAY, 2nd MAY, 187 6, A Portion of the Goods which he has selected personally, and brought but for sale, Consisting of— Glass Goods, Crockeryware Tea and Dessert Services Fancy Time-pieces, Barometers Rowatt's Anucapnic Lamps Smees' Patent Spring Mattrasses Tinned Metal Pans and Kettles. Other Goods will be offered in due course, of which notice will be given, Including:— Hardware, Table Cutlery Electro-Plated Goods; Pictures Gilt Mouldings, Window Glass Hosiery, Carpets Wigfall's Household Brushes Abbott and Nichols' Patent Invalid Chairs; also their Billiard Bagatelle Tables Fry and Son's Celebrated Cocoa and Fancy Cocoa Goods Winter Drapery, Sealskin Jackets, &c. Dewhurst's Celebrated Machine Cotton, &o. Also, a case of good second-hand Hunter's Saddles. The whole have been well bought, and for Casn, and can be confidently recommended to intending purchasers. BAT AVI A SEA AND EIRE INSURANCE COMPANY • ABE PREPARED TO ACCEPT PIRE OR MARINE RISKS at LOWEST RATES. Losses paia either in this Colony or at any^of the Company's Branches. All information may be obtained by applying to H. W. HEATH, General Agent, Bani BuUdJugP, ' Auoklana, February 3,1875. •



AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR ADDITION TO VIC TORIA WHARF, NORTH SHORE. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, April 22,1876. Tenors will be received at this office until Tues day, the 2n<i May. at noon, for the erection of an addition to Victoria Wharf, in terms of plans and srecifioationa to bo seen at the Ensineer's office Tendors to he endorsed, "Tender for Addition to Victoria whwf." The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WILLIAM C. DALDY, Chairman. HPENDEFS required for Removing J. Cottage in ?• ewnmrket. Specifications to bo seen at the Occidental Hotel not later than Saturday, 29th instant —G. Bowrintr, Architect:. mO^tJSH^ONTJRACTORS & OTHERS; Tenders will be received by Meests Combfs and Daldy, Auckland, until noon sf Thursday, 25th of May, for Falling and Delivering Two MilJian feet of X VORI TIMBER at the Hikuwal Creek, Tairna. Printrd conditions and form of tender may be obtained from MESSRS VEALE & HUDSON, Gr&hamsfcown, MANAGER, Saw Mill, Tairua; Or, MESSRS COMBES & DALDY, Agents, Tairua Saw Mill, Auckland. nn~o builders. Tenders will be received until noon of the Ist of May, ior Alterations and Additions to Hotel in Queen-street. R. KEALS k SON, Architects. Insurance Buildings. 0 CARPENTERS, SLs*l TTStt{'> AND PLUMBERS. I Tenners are invited up to 4(h May, from Carper.- 1 ters. Slaters, and Plumbers, for Premises in Victoria- f street. '. T. B CAMERON, Architect, High-street. 0 ARRIVE, by Overland Mail, T. Rnssßtri &. Sons Gold and Silver Keyless Watches. Wrrkly or Monthly Payments taken from good marks.—F. H. LEWISSON, Jeweller, Queen-Htreet. A LADY recently ont from England seeks an engagement as Daily Governess in a School or Fcmily ; several years experience in a first class scho.l.—Apply to CA, office of this paper. A -TJCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY jCjl Mozart's Requiem Mass and Gonnod's Solemn Mass. Concert on FRIDAY, 23th instant. T. W. BRIDWNJ, Hon. Sec. L °__ & T " The Light of the Ocean" Floating Lodge, consist ing of men belonging to H.M.S. Barracouta, will raept at the Temperance Hall TO-MORROW (Friday), 28th instant, at 7 30 p m. Members of the Order are invited. TjIST BTTCf T~CTR"D~Eni. His Excellency the Governor, in coneequence of the inclemency of tho weather, having dispensed with the attendance cf the "Guard of Honour" this evening, tho order for the assembly of tho Victoria, HobFon, Scottish, and No. 3 Companies for Parade this ovening is cancelled. WM. GORDON, Major. April 27,1876. UCKLAND SCOTTISH VOLUNTEER 3. The Company will not be required to muster at the Drill-Bhed to-night, as previously ordered. By order. JOHN MOWBRAY, Captain. NO. 3 COMPANY AUCKLAND RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. His Excellency the Governor having dispensed with tho Guard ol Honour, Members are informed that there will bo no Parade of any sort this evening, By order. ARTHUR MORROW. Captain Commanding. 27th April. 1876. City Council Offices, Auckland, April 27,1876. IT is hereby notified that the follow ing Resolution will bo considered by the City Council, on MONDAY, Ist May next :— "That in pursuance of the 'Municipal Corporation Waterworks Act, 1872/ and for the purpose of securing the repayment of a sum of £100,000 and interest thereon, the Council of the City of Auckland make a Special Annual Recurring Rate of ONE SHILLING in the £ of the annual value of all rateablo property 'within the said city ; such Rate to be payable on the first day of June and the first day of December in each year." P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. gHOOTING SEAWf, 1876. E. PORTER & CO., LICENSED DEALERS UNDER THE ARMS ACT, Beg ,to call the attention of Sportsmen to their Stock of Double and Single-barrel Muzzle-loading Guns Do do do Breech do do Curtis and Harvey's, and Hall's Sporting Powders Mey's Central-fire Percussion Gaps Do Pin and Central-fire Cartridge Cases Do Chemically prepared Gun Wads Walker, Parker, and Go's Patent Knot, in 101b and 28lb bags Machine for Filling and Re-capping Cartridges Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches And every requisite for the Sportsman. QUEEN AND HIGH-STREETS, Auckland, N.Z. BACON! HAMS!'! BACON !!! A FIRST-CLASS CONSIGNMENT!. CHEESE! Al CHEESE!! EQUAL' TO CANTERBURY. ON SALE BY ADAM LAYBOURN,. Fort-street. /^IROWN PRINCESS GOLD MINING VJ/ COMPANY (LIMITED). A Call (the oighth) of One Shilling per 81iare has this day been made on the capital of the above-named Company, payable to the secretary, at the office of the company, Bsnk Buildings, Auckland, on or before the 12th May, 1876. H. W. HEATH,' Secretary. Auckland, April 24, 1876. rrOJSflt! SOL-EACHORAL UNIOK X A full attendance of Members is requested on FRIDAY, 28th, for a special practice. Ladies prfl Gentlemen holding the Elementary Certificate are cordially invited to become Members. Practice'in the school-room, JEdwarde-street, every Friday, at 7,30 p,m. Subscription per quarter (commence! April Ist), Gentlemen, 2s 6d ; Ladies, Is 6d. BTRAY8 TRAY ED, on Saturday afternoon, in Victoria or Drake-stre-t, a small Pig. spotted white. A reward will be ].aid.—Apply Governor Browne Hotel. rjhßN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOBT, a Gold Pencil Case, initialed P.W The above reward will be paid on any person returning same to this office. £20 R E wAE Dt Whereas some person or persons did, on the 22nd instant, maliciously break the hind leg of my Grey Mare, the above reward will be paid to anyone who will give such information as will lead to the con viction of the offenders. F. DE ROSE, : Otahuhu. jpO REWARD. LOST, two Rings, one Mourning (with name en graved), and the other Snake Pattern, The above reward will be paid by leaving same at the Victoria Hotel. LOST, on Wednesday afternoon, in Synionds-street or Kyber Pass, a Drab Macin tosh Coat. Reward on delivery to Dr. Purchas, Karangahape Road, near Flagstaff. OUND, on the Wharf, a Purse containing Papers and a sum of Money.—The owner can have the same by applying to B. Holmes, Cook-street. T^.OTJND, a Grey Scotch Terrier— X Mrs Lamb, near Carpenter's Arms Hotel, Grey- Btreet,



PBTNCE OF WALES THEATRE Lessee R. J Be Lias. Stage Manager G. W. Collier. ENORMOUS AND UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS Of that Wonderful Drama of tho PSYCHOSOHOPE! THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, APRIL 27, Psycbuscope! PSYOHOBCOPIS! PSYOHOSOHOPE! PSTCriO COPE ! Psychoscope! Lucy Ragalton .. .. Sirs: F. M Bates Philo Bundy .. .. Mr. F. M. Bates. Box Plan at Upton's, where ticketß may be obtained and seats secured. QITYI A L L~ EVERETT'S ORIGINAL GREAT HIBERNIOON ! Last Thkee Nights of Tedto-Hibernico ! To conclude with the Ethiopian Farce—THE EIVAL AKTIBTS! Characters by Mr Gfiarles Wallace and Company. CHAS. HOLLOWAY, Stage Manager. [A CARD.] MESSRS. CHARLES HOLLOWAY AND J. P. O'NEILL Have much pleasure in announcing that their FIRST and FAKEWELL BENEFIT in Auckland will take place at tho CITY HALL, on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, April 23. 1876, when a Monster Programme will be offered. For full particu lars see Day-bills. BA L L. TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR, AND THE MARCHIONESS OF NORMANBY AND TO COMMODORE HOSKINS, AND THE OFFICERS OF THE SQUADRON, TO BE GIVBN ON THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, April 27, AT Tlltf CHOEAL HALL, GENERAL COMMITTEE. His Honor Judge Gillies Hon. Doctor Pollrn G, B. Owen, Esq R. C. Barstow, Esq. L D. Nathan, E£q Doctor Goldsbro' D. Hean, Esq T. Morrin, Esq E. A. Mackechnie, Esq W. Aitken, Esq Albin Martin, E?q F. Whitaker, Esq James Macky, Esq Ed. Isaacs, Esq J. Hay, Esq C C. McMillan, Esq B. Ireland, Esq J. Ricbmond,-Esq D. B. Cruicksbank, Esq J. W. Williams, Esq B. Tonks, Esq Hon. Heury Chambtrlain D. Ij. Murdoch, Esq K. Jackson, Esq Junes Watt, Eeq J. L. Campbell, Esq J. M. Dargaville, Esq G. Yon dnr Heyde, Esq H, E. King. Eeq P. Comisky, Esq A. Brock, Esq R Walker, Esq W. Fraser, Esq 13. J. Daveney, Esq J. C Sharland, Esq Do. tor E Ellis A. K. Taylor, Esq J. JL Shera, Eeq H. P, Barber, Esq Geo. S. Graham, Esq R. Whitson, Esq. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. J. Richmond, Esq H. P. Barber, E SI P. Comisky, Esq D. Hean, Esq H. E. King, Esq A. Brock, Esq E. A. Mackechnie, Esq. Tickets (admitting a gentleman and two ladies), £1 Ib. for the BP.t; and ladies tickits, ss. each ;to be had from the Members of the Executive Committ.e, and from the Secretaries. J. M. DARGAVILLE,\ „ Sprfl BJ. DAVENEY, / H°n- beCB- Auckland, April 19,1870. •O>"P O R NEWCASTLE -C DIRECT. jiiMM^-v The A1 Clipper Barque TASSO. Has splendid accommodation for passengers, will sail as above on SATURDAY Morning next. For freight or passage apply to STONE BROS., Agents. OABBITS! RABJB IT rS~! Fresh Rabbits—Constant supply.—H. KNIGHT, Poulterer, Market (Wel)e'ley-street entrance). A OLIVER, Tailor (formerly of the • firm of Oliver and Wright) begs to inform his friends and the gentlemen of Auckland that he has recommenced business. As he purposes devoting his exclusive attention to the Tailoring, those who favour him with ordere may depend on having them executed with punctuality and efficiency. Best work men employed. Charges moderate. N.B — Tem porary place of business : W. Oliver's, Queen-street, next Bank of New Zealand. ripHE FIJI BANKING AND COM JL MBRCIAL COMPANY (LIMITED.) Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of tho Fiji Backing and Commerical Company (Limited) will be held at the Kegistered Office of the Company, Shortlund-street, Auckland, on MONDAY, the 15th day of May next, at 12 o'clock noon, for the purpose of considering and passing (if approved) resolutions for Windiiig-up The Fiji Bank ing and Commercial Company (Limited), and any bueiners incidental thereto. WARWICK WESTON, Secretary. Auckland, April 26,157 C. WC. DEJNNES is NOT declining • Business, but has Chain Stitch Machines from 265, and Lockstitch from £2 2s. - Great Central Sewing and Washing Machine Depot, Queen-street. CJEEN-STREET, April 24.—Dear Sir,—Your offer to Exchange a £710s Simpson Sewing Machine for one of my £5 5s Princess's, is respectfully declined, believing the latter the most valuable machine. —W. O. DENNES, Queen-street.— To Mr Parkinson, Waikato. Large Bvo., pp. 724, cloth. Bs., post free; or in half morocco, 10s. 6d. THE HOMOEOPATHIC DOMESTIC PHYSICIAN, by Drs. Pdltb and Epps ; Ravißed, with important additions, and many new remedies, by Washington Epps, L. B. C. P., M.R.C.S., Assistant Physician to the London Ho moeopathic Hospital. Table of Contents : - General Diseases—Casual Diseases—Cutaneous Diseases- Fevers— A ffactions of the Mind—the Head—the Ey es _the Ears—tho Nose—the Face, Lips, and Jaws—the Teeth, Gums, and Mouth-the Wiiidpipe and Chest—tha Stomach and Bowels-the Urinary and Genital Organs—Diseases of Women—Treatment of Children—Anatomy and Physiology—Hygiene and Hydropathy—Materia Medica—Domestic Surgery- Medical and Surgical Appliances—Dislocations and Luxations—Fractures—Glossary—lndex A Chest of Medicines (book enclosed), £3 10s. or £5 ss. ; or with glass stopp-rs to all the Tinctures, £i 4s. or £6 6s.— JAMES EPPS & CO., Homoeopathic Chemists, 48, Threadneedle-street, and 170, Piccadilly, London TySSOLUTION ,OF PARTNERSHIP. The Partnership hitherto existing between James Ford, William Henry Potter, and William Penberthy Ford, Tailors, Clothiers, &c, of "The Pantheon," Queen-street, Auckland, has been this day Dissolved by mutual consent, and will in future be carried on by James Ford, to whom all Debts due to the Firm of Ford, Potter and Co. must be paid, (JAMBS FORD, (Signed) -{ WILLIAM HENRY POTTER, (WILLIAM PENBERTHY FORD. April 26,1876. m H E PANTHEON. With regard to the above notice, I beg to thank the Public for the liberal patronage during my connection with the above Firm, and notify that the Business Will be carried on in future by myself. All debts due to the late Firm must be paid to me at once, and all Debts due by the Firm will be paid by me. In future no pains will be spared to supply the Best Material and Workmanship at the Lowest Possible Price. J. FORD. MONDAY, MAY 1. HOUSEHOLD • FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE &c. AT THE RESIDENCE OB" MR. J, FERGUSON. ST. MARY'S y ROAD, PONSONBY. GRANT & MORTON HAVE received instructions fron: Mr J. Ferguson, who is leaving the colony, t< sell by auction, on Monday next, Ist May, at 1 -o'clock, The Whole of bis Household Furniture, Pianoforte , , &c-i &C, Terms Cash.



I> E M 0 V A L NOTIO* \> ARTHUB'S AtXTION MART. The business hitherto conduced at the above well known Hart will, on and after FRIDAY next, ba traiisfcrr d to tho Now and Commodious Premises now approaching con j))etion, ON THE OLD SUPREME COURT SITE, and leased by the advertiser. The new premises afford ample storage room, are dry, linht, and airy, with every ci nveni'-ncf for buyer and seller, and un usual fa..ilities for classifying and displaying goqds to the b?st advantage. The advertiser's long-established business connec tion supported by IS wars of local knowledge and ex|.oripuee and the nbovc-ei.uinerated advantages, enables him confidently 1.0 undertake the transaction r.f Commfscion Busimsß jn all its branches on tho most favorable conditions. Land. Furniture, and p.odnce Sales undertaken at the Hart or out of doors. ££~ Consignments of Produce and Merchandise promptly aud carefully attended to. ACCOUNT SALES AND HEi'URNS PROMPTLY RENDERED. R. ARTHUR, Land, Commission and Produce Agent, ■ Auctioneer, &c, New Premises, Arthur's Mart, Queen-street. TO-MOEIIOW. PIANOFORTE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. rfiE subscribers will sell at' the Mart, Fort-streot, on Friday next, tho 28th instant, at 11 o'clock, Household Furnitnre .-, Pianoforte by C> Hard and Collard. Mahogany Dining Table, Damask-covered Arm Cliair, Loo Table, Carpet Arm Cane CbairsJ Double Iron Bedsteads, Palliass:S, Mattrasaes, Feather Beds, Waßhstands and Ware, Spring Couch, Fender and Fireirous, Perambulator, Curios, Books, New Iron Boilers, Kettles, an 4 Galvanised Iron Tubß, etc ■ :*. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ■ FRIDAY, NOON.—Market House. "POULTRY—Fowls,Ducks, Turkeys, -A- Geeso, Pigeons, Canaries, Fancy Birds, etc., etc.; 20 first-class Canaries, large cage, small cages, etc. PRODUCE—Potatoes; Onions, Pumpkins, etc., otc. Furniture, Sundries, etc. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. Jto P~ 0 S ,T PONEMENT; ______ The Sale of Superior Household Furniture at Mr. Edward Owen's Residence, Ponsonby, is POST!*! PONED until SATURDAY next, 29th instant, at if' a.m. M. JONES & CO., Auctioneers. SATURDAY, APRIL 29. , HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE, PIANO,' ETC., DEDWOOD. M. JONES AND CO. TJAYE been favored by instructions v -D- from Mr Edward Owen (who is leaving tha colony), to sell by auction at his Kesiderce, Ded wood, opposite Ponsonby Hall, on Saturday, th 29th April, at 11 o'clock, His Bandsome English Imported HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of the very best make and in. good order, comprising — Drawing-room Kuite, Walnutand Green Eep, Piano'orte by D'Almaine and Co, Loo Tablo, Hand Painted Vases, Timepiece, Pier Glass, Mahogany Telescope, Dining Table, Side Boards, Couch, Arm Chairs, and Chairs, Circular Fenders, Ash Pans, Carpets, Oilcloths, Curt«ins, Side-table, marbled top. Wheeler and Wilson Cabinet Sewing Machine, Maho gany and Marble Toilet Table and Wash stand and Ware, Iron Bedsteads and Bedding , ■• ' 9 Venetian Blinds, imported, very superior, with patent Belf-acting roller. Glassware, Dinner and Tea Sorvices Kitchen and Cooking Utensils 3 Double Parrel Guvs, Bevolver Garden Chalr.tßoller, and Tools ■ .' Lot of Poultry, &o, &c. SATURDAY, 29th, AT NOON. R, 0. GREENWOOD :■,?,,.; HAS been favoured with instructions from A. Livingstone, Esq, to sell by public ' auction at his residence, Manuksu Boad, Parnell, on Saturday next, the 29th instant, at noon, The Whole of his Household Furniture, and Effects, comprising—Rosewood Pianoforte, by Stoddard and Stoddart, Sofa, Telescope , Table, Chairs. Arm Chairs, FeDder and Irong, Footstools, Sewing Machine, &c, Bedsteads, Chest, Drawers, Waehstand and Ware, Dressing Table, Toiloc Glass, Bedding, *c. Kitchen Furniture and Utensils, Crockery, &c, <sc. R. C. GREENWOOD. Auctioneer. MONDAI, MAY 8. * BY ORDER OF THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF JAMES GLIESON (DECEASED). , PRINCE OF WALE?! HOTEL, HoBSON-STREET. HPHE subscribers nave received in- JL structions from the Administrator of the Fstato of James Gleeson, deceased to sell by public auction, st the Land Hart, Fort-street, on Monday, Bth May, at 2 o'clock, That well-known and centrally situated Hostelry, THE PRINCE OF WALEd HOTEL, , y Hobson-street. erected on a freehold allotment having a fiontsge of 50 feet each to Hobson and Chapel streets, by a depth from street to street of 220 feet, and being part of allovment 17, section 30, of the City of Auckland. Possession Immediate. The Purchaser can have Licence, Stock-in-Trade, and Furniture at a valuation. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. : l • ' TUESDAY, MAY 2nd. BY ORDER OF THE AUCKLAND IM. PROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS. GRANT & MORTON HAVE been favoured with instruc tions to Lease by public auction, at their mart, Tuesday, May 2nd, at 12 o'clock noon, NINEY-NINE YEARS' LEA.SE OF MAGOTFI, CENT RESIDENCE SITES, ALBEET BAR, BACK RESERVE. Section 3-3 Large Allotments, Nos. 13, 14, and 15, having 58 feet frontage to the Park Boad, with a, depth of 169 feet geotion 3—2 do., 57 feet by 169 feet, fronting Alfred* staeet Section B—l do., Corner of French ana CKorke* streets Section 3—3 do., 65 feet by 182 teet, fronting O'Rorke. street Section 4—3 do., 60 feet toy 150 feet, fronting O'Borkc street The above are the only unsold Residence Sites re maining in the Park. Sections 4,5, and 6-Building Allotments, having frontages to Wellesley-streot East, Kntland-streot, Howe-street, and A bercroaibie-street. ; \ The Auctioneers would call special attention to 1 this Sale, which affords the last opportunity to com mercial men of securing Bites for Villa Residences In the Albert Park Reserve. The Lots specified above are the only ones unsold, and some of them are larger than those previously offered. The handsome and substantial, buildings erected and in course of erection on this Reserve will 1 make the locality the most attractive and charming as well as most convenient for gentlemen having business in the city. ATTENTION is also called to the ALLOTMENTS 1 in WELLESLEX-STREKT E*ST, which as BUSI NESS SlTES'are unquestionably FIRST-CLASS, as this street is the MAIN" THOROOGHFARK from tho CITY, with largely increasing suburbs. 1 tt^"Pwc7iasers may build in wood on any part 0 the property. Lithograph Planß can be obtained at the' Mart, ), and the Offices of the ImprovemenliOommlssionersi I * Conditions of sale and all particulars «n application to Auctioawn. w & ».«». »