was seized by about 140 men, and deprived of all bis possessions and papers, leaving him on _y tho clothes he stood in. Some sealed boxes be had among his effects, which con tained private letters, photographs, the marriage certificate of his late wife, and other private documents and relics he alleges were ruthlessly torn from him, put up at auction, and knocked down for a few cents, to anyone who choee to buy. His parole was cot taken on board the Barracouta, but jje was kept under guard for 63 days. . Of course it would be premature to make any comments on Col. Steinberger's statements, scanty as they are. If he has been wronged we share his confidence that English justice will right him.

AUCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY.

__fter an unnsuall y lor;, silence, tho members of this Society have again come forward with a performance of sacred rrrasic. The programme of last night's con cert contained two masses—one, the celebrated 'Requiem" of Mozart; the otter, the "' Messe Solennello." by GcUncd. If an apology were needed for the repetition, almost ad nauseam, of Gounod's Ttls.s, it was arc ply afforded in the circumstance that in the oilier work the Society hr.d at last devoted its attention to soccthing new. Tho story of Mozart's " Requiem" is a long one, an(s long indeed have been the discussions as to it* authorship. The story (digested of Its attendant circumstances) runs thus:— A short time before his death, and while labouring under great m'lital depression, Mozart was visited by a stramer of high rank, who engaged him to write a Requiem Muss in honour ol some deceased fiieod. The names of the stranger and of the deceased wero not revealed. Mozart named his own price, which was at mine paid, and forthwith dbvoted himself almost exclusively to thi fulfilment of h's agreement. But mental and physical weakness came npon him, and, .aifl tte dyiug musician, " Alas ! it is for myself lam composing this Requiem." His prophecy was fulfil^d, >rfOT*>hfs death took place befora he had completed Ms tink; and the Requiem, in its un finished' §tate. was afterwards delivered to tho stranger. As to tho question of authorship, there is good reason for believing that ihe Sanctus, the Af.nus Dei, and, perhaps, tho Benedictus, are not Mozart's. The re mainder of the Muss is known to be his. The orchestra v as not so full as usual last evening, nor was the audience a large one. The Eev S Edger was the conductor, and wielded the baton with firmness and precision. The soloists in the Eequiem were Miss Edger, Miss Maunsell, and the Messrs Harker, who Tend.rf d the trying quartette " Recordare " in a very creditable manner. The instrumentation was good thronehnut, but we thrueht tho accompaniment to the "Benedictus" would have been effective more If it had been played more legato The fugal choruses were exceedingly tsme—no part being audible except Ihe bass and occasionally the treble. The first chorus was tho oDly tne in which the performers appeared to be at home. Notwithstanding these drawbacks, and the greater indisth ctness of the Latin words, the Mass was well received, and many no doubt enjoj ed the opportunity of listening to Mozart's stimnnn opus. The sensuous music ft Gounod's mass was fully appreciated by the audience, 'and the performers warmed up to their work, patticularly in the "Credo," which was a complete .uccess. 'J'he solo parts were undertaken by Mrs Mitchell. Mr Tole, and Mr Osborne. The last-named gentleman has a pleasing voce, but does not pay due regard to the articulation of his words. Mrs Mitchell and MrTnle havo been so succes.'ul with this music on many previous occasions that comment is needless. The .enovatcd appeararce of tho hall was the theme of general remark ; and the shields with which the walls are studded, presented ah appropriate memento of King Arthur and the Knights of the Bound Table, _ igma.

HOW LIFE MOVES ALONG IN MEL BOURNE.

Bathers still prefer to run the risk of being devoured by shaiks rather than pay two pence for a bath. The spot where ihe last man was devoured had its crowds of patrons within an hour of the occurrence. The sharks are remarkably ferocious this season. One attacked a large net-ful of fish as it was being hauled in, and broke Ihe net, and another has been rendering the patrons of the bath at Williamstown uncomfortable by cruising round them when indulging in their swim.— People are finding out that bookmakers are mostly blacklegs and scoundrels. One of the most wealthy of the ring has at last been excluded from the course for foul-mouthed blackguardism.—At the sale of racing stock Goldsborough was bought in at £2,000; Melbourne, at £850; and Richmond, at £2,2oo.—South Australian cricketers are crowing about their victory over the Vic torians, and the Melbournites retaliate by saying tbat if they can't play cricket, the ordinary summer heat of their climate is not 108 degrees like that of Adelaide, so that there still remains some thing to alloy the pleasure of being a fellow eountryman of the noble conquerors.—John Neebitt the horse dealer, defunct, left £17,003,—The Chinese lottery keepers threaten wholesale migration to Otago when the new Act shutting them up takes effect.— Madame Carandini after her return from India sang at a charitable concert. Writer Sherwin hit on the wrong landing-waiter when he offered £100 to say nothing about his 27000 smuggled cigars. The Magistrate said he wonld take that £100, and the Collector of Customs thought he could do with the cigars, so that Walter's spec turned out bad—The Williamson's cleared £5000 in a year with their German plays while the English tragedian pines neglected " Liar, drunkard, and prostitute for place,' were the current coin of exchange in Parlia mentary civilities during the session which has just terminated, to the great relief of the public There was an unpleasant deficiency of £200,000 on the year's revenue, and the pressing liabilities of the colony had to be met by a bank overdraft. Sir James McCul lough, in referring to the probable revenue, said tbat the Government had received £33,000 duty of the estate of the late John Bell, of Geelong, who left £337.0C0, and that source of income would be large during the ensuing year—a very pleasant prospect for the old settlers.—The furnishing of Govern ment House. Melbourne, has already cost £22,000, and is likely to absorb as much more. • In the present state of the colonial finances, the expenditure is voted by common sense people as outrageously extravagant.

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.

PHYSCHOSCOPE,

This sensational drama was played for thethird and last time at the Prince of Wales Theatre to a thin house, owincr partly to the counter attraction at the City Hall. Tho drama was represented even better than on previous nights, possibly because the players were better versed in their several parts. Another sensational entertainment will be offered to-night. " Under the Ga»light," which will prove of more special interest than " Physchoscone." Mr Bates will appear as Snorkey, and Mrs Bates as Laura. We understand that some excellent dramas of a higher type are in preparation, f>nd on Thursday next, the popular actress. Miss Carry George will appear in " Komeo and Juliet," a true picture of a certain season of life, and which has been admired for more than two centuries.

THE GREAT HIBERNICON.

Messrs O'Neill and Holloway had a full house last evening at the City Hall, and every thing went off with great satisfaction. The Hobson Band played some lively musical selections outside previous to the commencement, which had the effect, no doubt, of bringing many in from the street to the hall. The pianoforte performances of Mr Searell were much ad mired ana the pipings of Mr Coughlin roused the Irish heart into a palpitating state of happiness. The 8?_lKi!!£ ie 3fl.?° e Kon Previ°us occasions, and the singing and acting the same, with the execution of the pretty sympathetic song " Give me a Penny » by Mta De Vere, which was sung wHh Such 3 Mr Wallace was as amusing as ever ami ?««,__!,+£ and physical funiositles. His noetwi .!__» n". mo^ r little Dutch girl was extr^^Wi^W £nS of due impression. Mr O'Neill was m » n „5 . and his Hibernian sketches and J£&R ftfi ££ toe, were pregrant with animation and eAttmlt touching. His several Irish songs were well receded 7 Tne entertainment concluded with a snene R Hunchback, one of the well known plays nf m.2m c Knowles, and was well performed by Wss StoSXm and Mr Holloway. The part of Helen, by the lad^ was represented with true ariistic skill, and m-overt the high histrionic abilities of Miss Stonehaui.

LIVINGSTONE. Key. B. Backhouse delivered an excellent lectum last evening on "Dr Livingstone and the Bible in Africa In the Beresford-street Congregational Church The proceedings opened with a hymn and acrintnre reading. Mr Warner occupied the chair, and in an appropriate speech introiuced the lecturer »Vw. sketched the career of the great traveHfr 'from to bbt-j ta Blantjre In Scatland to his death Th-V^1 * ln, \ hs- iDterior of *«<* The tm.hJ a HOU" of > 1 1 _7 n *rt°M were described with tW Ines8 ',and ,hiß ™ute illustrated by a map The lecture throughout was most entertaining «Ei listened to with deep attention. At ttoScw Mr Ba tley proposed a vote of thanks to tho lelf, whioh was carried by acclimation. Mr War>3™ nounced the benediction, and flltt'f" the funds of the Bible Society. — WaS added to

The East Coast Election.

Captain Morris Committed for Trial.

GISBORNE

[From our own Correspondent.] This day. Captain Moeuis was committed for trial to-day on a charge of bribery and corruption at the late East Coast elec tion. He was admitted to bail, himself in £200, and two sureties of £100 each.

Australian Telegrams.

[Per s.s. Arawata ]

The Customs Case.

The Rev. Charles Clarke.

MELBOURNE

April 24.

Stevenson's embroglio is still unsettled. A large quantity of dutiable goods seized from warehouse have undergone the process of valuation, and the result is said to be un favourable to the firm. The action of the Government in tbe matter is unfavourably viewed.

Salmon hatching is not proceeding satisfactorilly, the ova having died off ab an incredible rato.

The Madras and Penang cable is still interrupted. Wheat firm, 5s 9d to 5s lid. New Zeal and oa's, 3s 6d. Sugars command improved

rates

Governor Bowen has taken an ad undent degree of Doctor of Laws.

A shock of earthquake was felt at Stock yard Creek, on the 21st.

The Key Charles Clarke leaves for Ame< ica in June.

THE KIAPARA RAILWAY.

To the Editor of the Evemng Stab.

Sir, —Seeing no rppearance of the -Advertisement calling for Tenders for the extension of the Kaipara Railway, and April being nt a close, the timepromisod for these tenders, .1 senta Telegram to the Minister of Woiks, and etclose you a copy of his answer, which you will oblige me by publishinc. The answer ia evasive as to time, and this woik may never bo done by the present Ministry. Auckland is totallyigi ored in all her needs, and had we a Miperintenrient like Otago, they would not have treated us so. I also en close you a letter sent to His Honor the Superinten dent some time ago regarding tt is. which he for warded to the General Government.—l am yours truly, John Lamb.

"Waitemata Mills, April 28th. 187 G. Riveihead, 27th April, 1870.

Can you inform me when the tendeis will he called for tho extension of the Kaipara Railway ? Consider able ai,xiety regarding it here.—Joiin Lamb.

Feply :—Wellingtcn, 27th April. 1875. To John lamb, Riverhead - I am directed by Minister to state that the coDtmct plans are now being prepared for tho extension into .Auckland.—(Signed) CfIARWS P. Beuzont, iv ahaence cf V. S.

TELEGRAPHIC.

GRAHAMSTOWN.

(Prom our own Correspondent.) This day. Mr. Macdonald a Candidate.

Mr Macdonald, Mayor, is ppoken of as a probable candidate for the Thames, in the event of Sir George Grey retiring. Mining News.

The Alburnia tribute crushed 31 tons for 29ozs lOdwts.

The Red Queen crushed 21 loads for 91ozs 12 dwts melted gold

The Gold Track crnshed 2 tons for loz 19dwts.

The Collarbone trial gave ISdwts 12grs. •The Long Drive tribnters obtained a rich haul of 401bs specimens, worth two ounces to the pound, last night. The Little Lizzie, Karaka, have nearly 1001bs' specimens, obtained during the last two days, estimated to be worth two ounces .to the nound.

COROMANDEL.

This day, The Royal Oak has finished crushing and is now* out of debt with pounds in hand. Tbe Union Beach general crushing is going on satisfactory, with 1471bs specimens in hand.

TAURANGA.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day.

Tie New Resident Magistrate.

The Bay of Plenty Times congratulates the Government on the discrimination evinced in the choice of Mr Brabant for RM. and Native Officer.

One of those ridiculous requisitions asking for Major Robert's detention, for which Tauranga is so famous, is being initiated.

BLUFF.

(From our own correspondent.) This day, Arrival of the Arawata.

The s.s. Arawata cleared at Port Phillip Heads at 6 p.m. on the 24th. Passed Wilson's promontory at 1.30 a.m. ; Swan Island, at 11 40"a.m. The following morn ing experienced fresh southerly winds until passing the Solanders at 5 p.m. on the 28th, Arrived at Bluff at 10.30 p.m. on the 29th. She brings 52 saloon and 77 stetrage pas sengers, 461 tons cargo. She sailed for Dunedin at 4 p.m.

WELLINGTON.

From our own Correspondent.) This day. A Billet Promised Mr Rolleston.

It is understood that Mr Rolleston, Super intendent of Canterbury, will be appointed permanent Under-Secretary for Education so soon as abolition takes effect at tbe end of next Parliamentary session. The Minister of Justice will be also Minister of Education.

Ball by Sir Julius Vogel

Sir Julius Vogel gave the first of the season's balls. It was a capital affair, and very numerously attended.

The Post denounces the action of the City Council in increasing the salaries of its officers as a shameless extravagance, especi ally when the financial affairs of the Munici pality are in such straits. The Argus too thinks the Council has been generous without being just.

Mr Creighton and City West The Post also circulates as a rumour the following, but those likely to have some knowledge of such a matter say it is not true:-"A report runs that Mr R. J. Creighton, late M.H.K. for Eden, will probably be a candidate for Auckland City West, when the election takes place to fill the vacancy caused by Sir George Grey's sub sequent return for the Thames and his choice of the latter seat."

NAPIER.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day.

Departure of Southern Cross.

Sailed at 9 a.m., the Southern Cross, for Auckland. Passengers—Mrs Mclvor, Mrs Hunter, Messrs Owen, Stephenson, and Holmes. Cargo: 500 sheep, shipped by McHardy.

WELLINGTON.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) This day. Tenders for Mail Service. The Government call for tenders for the conveyance of mails twice a week each way by four-horse coach between Napier and Tau ranga, tenders to be sent in by May 20. .

The Detention of the City of San Fran cisco.

The English mails arrived at 'Frisco on March 28 (one day before due), but the City of San Franciscodid not sail till April 3. This six days detention is not yet explained.

DUNEDIN.

[Per Press Telegram Agency.] This day

De Murska's Concert last rrighfc drew a densely crowded house great numbers were refused admission. She appears to have almost recovered from her illness. Her hungarian song was received with great applause.

SUDDEN TEMPTATION AND ITS CON SEQUENCES.

An illustration was afforded to-day of tho case with which a person who does not watch his actions very circumspictly may find him self in a very awkward predicament. Yester day a gentleman in the city lost a cheque and on finding out his Joss, promptly gave notice at the bank to stop its payment. Curiously enough the cheque was presented this morn ing by a well-dressed young fellow, a saloon passenger of the City of San Francisco, en route to Sydney. He was, of course, de tained, and tho police communicated with. Oo being interrogated as to how he came by the cheque, the youug gentleman said he had had it pasted to him on board the steamer. He was taken off to the City of San Francisco but failed to find the person who gave him the draft. The drawer of the cheque, we understand, was permitted to withdraw the charge, and the young fellow feeling con siderably small wan allowed to resume his voyage. It is to be hoped the incident will teach him the lesson that honesty is the best policy.

EXTRAORDINANY PAYMENT FOR NATIVE LANDS PURCHASES.

In a Provincial Government Caeetie published to-day there appears a return furnished by the Colonial Secretary in reply to a ' request from the Superintendent, shewing the amounts paid by the General Government to various individuals for purchasing Native Lands. The return shews that the extraordinary sum _ of £12,235 has been paid in salaries and comiiiissions to tkeue pur chasers. Colonel McDonnell received £1,439; C. O. Davis, £1,425; H. Mitchell, £1,731 ; J. C. Young, £970 ; J. A. Wilson, £1,633 ; E. T. Brissenden, £2,076. The re mainder of the £12,235 is made up of sums varying from £50 to £200, and £411 is set down for food at native meet ings, and presents to chiefs. Altogether the return is a curious commentary upon General Government administration.

A terrible railway accident occurred on the Baltimore and Ohio line through the break ing of a bridge 118 feet above the bottom of a narrow creek. j\ gentleman who lives near the bridge describes the accident as one of the most fearful sights he ever beheld. He saw by the moonlight the doomed train as it approached the bridge ; saw Ihe huge engine as it went down into the abyss below, and all the cars, with their freightage of human life and dumb creatures, take the fearful plunge upon the rocks. More than a bundled feet below, the train of cars were piled up for thirty or forty feet. The wonder is that anything on the train that had life was not instantly crushed. Of the large number oi cattle, and sheep, and hogs, but a solitary steer shewed a sign of life remain ing. Fifteen persons were killed and many cattle and sheep with which the train we chiefly freighted.

We have much pleasure in drawing atten tion to the facilities for study in connection with Mr Harrison's evening classes in the* City West Academy. The German class will be conducted by Mr. J. T. G. Henson of the University oi Kiel, and no better oppor tunity could be afforded of acquiring a know ledge of that language. Mr Henson combines the qualites of a good EDgli&h scholar with his thorough acquaintance with the literature of his native land, and under such a tutor, there is no reason why a pupil might not become as perfect a German linguist, as he could do by a course of study at one of the Universities of that country.

MIS i?UISFIN;(3f S!S?AK, SATtJKDAY, APKIL 29, OT«S



UNITED Methodist Free Church, junction of Pitt and Vincent-streets. Sunday, April 23.—Rev. Thomas Hodgson will preach to morrow morning at 11: Evening at 6.30. rpHE NEWTON KlßK.—Divine JL Service at the usual hours on Sunday.— i Subjects— Morning: 'Tbe Value of the Soul." Even ing: "S^nga in the Night." piTT-STREET WESLEYAN X CMUJRCH.—Sunday Services.-April 30.—The Eev W. J Williams will preach in the morning, at 11, and the Key W. Kirk in the evening at G. 30. S~~~PEOIAL Collections will be made in all the Wesleyan Churches To-morrow (Sun day), April 30, for Hebuildln r the Waima Mission house, which was lately destroyed by fire. PRIMITIVE Methodist Chapel, Edwardes-street. — Morning, at 11 o'clock, j Rev W. Harris; Evening, at 6.30, Rev W. Tinsley. Subject: " A Glorious Discovery." P~ RIMITIVE Methodist Chapel, Sberidan-street,—Morning, at 11 o'clock, Rev W. Tinsley; Evening, at half-past 6, Rev W. Harris. NSECTARIAN Sunday Services, Lome-street Hall, conducted by Samuel Edger, 8.A., April 30. —Morning: "Popular Errors respecting the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper." Evening: " Our Scriptures the Word of God." EWTON CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL.—The Panorama, "Up the Rhine, through Germany, and Switzerland to Italy," accompanied by a description of the scenes, will be exhibited in the above room on MONDAY EVENING, the Ist May, commencing at half- ast 7. Admission : Adults, Is; Children, 6d. £\ OYERNESS.— A young Lady de- Vj sires a re-engagement as Afternoon Governess) either in Auckland or the North Shore. Acquirements --.English, French, and Music. Good references. Address, " A G.," Post office, North Shore HOUSE, Land,, and General Com mission Agent, Registry for Servants.— N.B. —It is indispensable that applicants shall have good characters. Letters from Ladies and Gentle men ia the Country will be promptly and strictly attended to. Offices: High-street (Clarke), Auckland. O BOOTMAKERS—Wanted a first-class Workman ; also, au Apprentice.— Apply to James Hallidav, Princes-street, Auckland. WAJN TED at Hannaford's Registry, Queen-street (opposite fi.e-beH),~ Female Servant, Oook and Laundress for gentlemen's families; Waitress and Cook for country hotel; Ploughman, Boy for farm : and Nurseatfrls. WANTED a respectable Housemaid in a private family —Apply at Mrs Henry's Registry office, Shortland-street. ANTED a respectable Girl, from 14 to 16, to make herself generally useful. —Apply Darby's United States Dining Rooms, Queen-street. WANTED a General Servant who is able to Cook and Wash well.—Mra D. Jones, Cook-street. W'AJSTJSD, a Cook and Laundress. Mrs G. W. Binney. WANTED, a Cooper.—Apply b y letter AZ, at this office. J WANTED, a Kiveter.—Apply at ; Bailey and Co.'s Boot Factory, High-street. WANTED Known, that J. Green , will sell on Saturday a lot of Coloured Stockings at 6d and 9d per pair, worth 9d and ls per pair; Girls' Woolen Jackets, 2s 6d each, worth 3s 6d —No. 53, City Market. W ANTED 7hy a young Lady, a situation as Governess in a p ivate family or boarding school; has no object to the country — Address MM, Star Office. TX7 A NTED, a good General Servant j V ? must be a gooa Cook and Laundress.—Apply before 2 p.m. to Mrs Ware. Salisbury-street, Parneli. ANTED, two respectable Boys as Apprentices at Herbert H. Smith's Improved Patent Portable Oven and Wrought Iron Range Mato^r, Aucldaud Iron Works, Durham-street West



WANTED a Shopman.—Apply J.. H. Barber, Butcher, Wellington. Writing and bookkeeping * t Taught. Separate Rooms for Ladies. Schools and Families ■■ ttended. Tradesmen's Books kept, &c— Address, Mr Nicholson, 98, Grey-street, /. ucklnnd. < "\fcT ANTED, an experienced Brewer. v T None other need apply to Box 31, Post office. - nPO Carpenters.—Wanted two gog, JL Joiners to proceed to Opotiki,—W. Phillipps and Son, Queen Bireet. WAN! ED, a Protestant Governess who can teach English and Music thoroughly well.—Mr Longdill, Uhufton Lane, Parneli. WANTED KNO WN, 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 ones, and planting the same with Shelter Trees, Ornamental and Flowering Plants, &c —Senfleld View Nursery, April 25,1876. ANTED to Sail, a Bouse in William-street. City, with freehold allot ment. Price, £180. House in West Newton, four rooms, qiitte new ; Price, £130. House fronting tho Mount Eden Road. Price. £130. House in Edin burgh-street, of 6 rooms Price, £200 ; £50 cash, tbe balance can remain on mortgage.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. ANTED KNOWN, that John Taylor is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber, Postn, Rails, Palings, Shingles, House Blocks, Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, &c, at tho lowest possible prices, at Yard, Breakwater Road. All orders attended to with despatch AJN TE D .Known, that tlie Fitting Shop. Sewing Machine and Howe's Agency, is RKMOVKD to Vulcan Lane, comer of High-street. Only the highest class machines kept in stocu. Repairs to all machin. s properly done. Steam Guiiges repaired, tested, and adjusted. TKfA NTED Known, that McSmed ley' Turkish Rath Is now given, in which the breathing of tho hot air is dispensed with. Tho cooling-down prpcess is accomplished wil bout tho slick of the Slower Bath The whole is accom plished, with' Shampooing, in 40 minutes. A warm and Electric Butli aro in course of erection. The Ruth" are Isolely Managed 1 y lho Proprietor.—-X. YKES. WANTED Known, Jno. 0. Clough, Machiniht, Magpfield's Buildings, Albert street, is tho oldest established and only practical maker and repairer of Sewing Machines in the pio vince. All work guaranteed of best materials and quality, and lowest remunerative charge. ANTED Known, that Alexander Tait, Blacksmith, &c, has removed to bis new premises, Lome-street, six doors above the old .bop, midway between Victoria and Wellesloy-stroots East. WANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can have tbe numbers Handsomely Bound, at a trifling cost. Music and other Binding done in best styIe.—WILLIAM LEYS, Machine Ruler and Account-Book Manufacturer, ooxt door to the Evening Stais Office, Wyndham- Btreet. A~N TED KNOWN, that J.MORRISON is prepared to execute all kinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.- Addross Newton Ro.i'l. ANTED Known, where Cheap Iron and Brass Castings can be had with disoatch, and at astonishing low prices :-Ship Dumps, ls 19 It); Rudder Bands, Dove-tail Plates, General Brass Work, ls fid S_) lb; Iron Castings, Sash Weights, 15s $ cwt; Fire Bars. 10s $ 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 prioe 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 Enj-lish and American Chairs, which he is offering very cheap. Good Sound Chair at 4s, 4r Cd, 6s, and Cs ; warranted to give satisfaction or the money returned. t&~ Note tbe address -.-The Cheap Furniture. Mattresses, and Ship's Bedding Establl.hment, nearly opposito the Post-office. Shortland-street.' - ' ANTED KINO WN, L H. Green is prepared to supply all kinds of Coniferoe Tr.es, Shrubs, Climbing Plants, Camellias, Azaleas, and Magnolias. Roses, Pu»r hias, Stovo and Green house Plants. Fruit Trees, &c . *c, at Seaflelrl View Nursery, or in .the Market House every Friday and Saturday. NB. —All orders loft with the Ma-ket Inspector will promptly attmded to. W— X N t B, D, Intending Purchasers of Riding Saddles and Bridles, &c, to know tbat the undersigned has just received a very superior lot of Saddles, which he ls selling at 555. each, complete with mounts; Bridles, Gs. 6d. each; by far tbe best value in Auckland. All other goods proportionately cheap, Save the impor ter's profit, by buying direct from W. S. JONES. Wholesale and Retail Saddler, Importer and Manu acturer. Queen-street. ANTED to SELL. 600 rolls of Paperhancings at 6d per roll, 5s per dozen; 25 dozen Cut Tumblers from 8s to lis per dozen; 1 case of Wax Fruit, with glass shades, from 5s 6d each ; Slate Pencils, 8s per gross ; boxes, 6 Pencils in each box, 9d per dozen boxes ; Riding Whips, ls 6d each ; Bass Brooms, ls; about C.OOO Chairs, Tables, Chests of Draweis, Sofas, and Toys of all sorts, only Id and 2d each ; pint bottles of good Tnk, three for 2s Cd; small bottles, lOd per dozen; Hams, lOdTh; Bacon, 7d ih ; good Blue, lOd lb ; Cayenne Pepper, 5d per bottle, worth ls; Bead Mats, from ls to 3s 6d ; \ Bead Baskets, from ls to 4s 6d each; good Pens, ls i per gross; Box Cream..id Note Paper, 5 quires, for I ls; 400 Looking Glasses, 3d to Is each; pint bottles of Ink, 8s per dozpn ; 6.000 assorted Combs, only 2d each; Ladies' Riding Whips from 9d to 2s each; superior Work Boxes from 4s 6d to 6s, less than cost; large lot of Dolls ; cheap lot of Chi"nons from Is 4d; Plates from 8d each; lot of assorted Ribbons cheap ; Fancy Soap Babies, only 2d each, ls 6d ppr doz n; good Needles, only 6d per 100; and a variety of othor things cheap; 20 boxes of Artificial Flowers, very chean.—Apply to H. WATTS, General Dealer, Pitt street. "WANTED KNOWN, that D. VV GOLDHS is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building Materials, including Hushes, Doors, Mouldings. Broad Timber, House Blocks, Posts, Rails, Hardwood Fellops, Shifts, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Laths. Shingles, &c, &c, at the lowest market price, at his Yards, Custom-house street WANTED Known, that E. Can offers special advantages to buyers of Tim ber at the Waikawau Yards. Custom-house-street and Breakwater Road. WANTED, a good General Servant. Apply at once to Mr Dornwell, Queen-street. FOE SALE, a bargain, at Riohmond, a comfortable four-roomed cottage with 11 allotments, 66 feet by 150 feot, on easy terms. Apply to JOHN SOPPETT, No. 8, Queen-street. iPOR SALE a handsome highly-bred pointer Bitch, thoroughly-well broken tp gun, and will retreive both by land and water. A written guarantee given. DAILY • expected by the brig Syren from Sydney, and for sale by the Sub scriber—4oo bags Bone Dust. —L W Eaton. , it — TO LET, Premises suitable, for Bottling, consisting of Cellar, -Sheds, aud Stable, with a good well of water.—Apply at the Fitting Shop, Vulcan Lane. _^L_. **■■>■■ TO LET, the Shop and Oven lately in tho occupation of Mr Woodward, Pitt-street, doing a good business, no [remuneration for the good will.—-Apply Naval Hotel TO LET, an eight-roomed House, opposite Mr Reader Wood's, Brighton Road, Parneli —W. Flood, 5. Insurance BuildiDgs A LEXA-fcTDER, the Jeweller, re?peciful.y invitfs all to INSPECT ana HEAR HIS MUSICAL BOX, the like of which has 010 not been seen before In the Cnies. A LEXANDER. the Jeweller, has on view, and for sale, 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. O ABBITS! BABBITS! Fresh Rabbits—Constant supply.—H. KNIGHT, Poulterer, Market (Welle 'ley-street entrance). TO ARRIVE, by Overland Mail, T. Rtjssblii & Sons Gold and Silver KbyliEss Watches. Weekly or Monthly Payments taken from; good; marks.-r-F. t H. _rJ3WISSOIf,_ Jeweller, Queen-street •'•■■,■.,.•.;'.'. A



AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOAED. TENDERS FOR ADDITION TO VIC TORIA WHARF, NORTH SHORE. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, April 22,1876. Tonders will be received at this office until Tues day, tbe 2nd May. at noon, for the erection of an addition to Victoria Wharf, in terrcs of plans and specifications to be seen at the Engineer's office. Tenders to be endorsed, "Tender for addition to Victoria Whirf.'' The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WILLIAM C. DALDY, Chairman. ENDERS required for Removing Cottage in Fewmarkefc. Specifications to be seen at the Occidental Hotel not later than Saturday, ...th instant.—G. Bowring, Architect. _ mOBUSH CONTRACTORS & OTHERS. Tenders will be fecMjied by Me.°s>s Combfs and t>A_4>y, Anckland, until nodh o_ Thursday, 25th of May, for Railing and Delivering Ttfo Million feet of X 4.TJRI TIM BER at the Hikuwai Creek, Tairua. Printed conditions and form of tender mat be obtained from MKSSRS VEALE & HUDSON, Orahamstown, MANAGER, Saw Mill, Tairua ; Or, MESSRS COMBES & DALDY, Agents, Tairua Saw Mill, Auckland. 0 CARPENTERS, SLATE He., AND PLUMBERS. Tenders aro invited up to 4lh May, from Carpen ters, Slaters, aud Plumbers, for Premises in Victoria street. T. B CAMERON, Architect, High-street. gHOOTING SEASON, 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 Eley's Central-fire Percussion Oaps Do Pin and Central-fire Cartridge Cases Do Chemically prepared Gun Wads Walker, Parker, and Co's Patent Shot, in 101b and 281b bags Machine for Filling and Re-capping Cartridges : Powder Flasks, Bhot Pouches And every requisite for tho Sportsman. QUEEN AND HIGH-STREETS, Auckland, N.Z. ome forTneglected AND DES TITUTE CHILDREN. The Annual Meeting of the Friends of the above Institution will be held at the Young Men Christian Association Rooms on Thursday evening next, the 4th May. The chair be taken at half-past seven by his Honor the Superintendent. A. PATTE RSO N, * WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCBR, AND CORN DEALER, Qui__.s-BT_.ekt, Onehunga. Agent for the Wargarti Coal, delivered in One hunga. Screened, 30s per ton; Unscreened, 25; per ton. Also on hand: Firewood, cut and uncut; Hay, Straw, Chaff. A CON ! HAMS ! ! BACON !!! A FIRST-CLAfcS CONSIGNMENT!.. CHEESE! Al CHEESE!! EQUAL TO CANTERBURY. ON SALE BY ADAM LAYBOURN, Fort-street. rfEN SHILLINGS REWARD! LOST, a Gold Pencil Case, initialed F.W Tb< abovo reward will be paid on any person returning same to this office. jgOQ R E W A R D Whereas some person or persons did, on the 22m instant, maliciously break tbe hind leg of my Grei Mare, the above reward will be paid to anyone wh< •will give such information as will lead to the con viction of the offenders. F. DE ROSE, Otahuhu. J^OUNL, a grey skye Terrier Slut. li not claimed In 14 days will be sold to pay ex penses.—-Apply at Carpenter's Arm, Grey-street "jLjUtAJNK. RACK STRAW will heai JL of his relative by communicating with H. Smith Crescent Chambers, Shortland-street, Auckland. UNT HOBSON-NURSERY, REMUERA. C. T. WREN offers a good and comprehensive Stoci of Nursery Goods, embracing all descriptions. Th< Nursery List will be forwarded as usual shortly. seed Potatoes, consisting of—Early Hose, Earlj Goaerlck, Dobbler Early. 2d $ lb; 1 cwt and upward! at 15s per cwt; Prolific Kidney, l£d lb; 1 cwt anc upwards at 12s $ cwt: per ton, £10 ; Pink-eye anc Laps tone Fluke, Id $ lb; Ss per cwt; Late Rose, li Od "$ lb; Bresee's Peerless, Bresee's Climax, Bresee1: King of the Earlies, Bresee's Prolific. Giant King Giant Lapstone, Walker's Improved Regent, Sovereigr Kidney, Patterson's Victoria, at 4d $ lb; Wintei Kidney, Early Champion, Fortyfold, Pink-tyed Kid ney, Tod's Perfection, at 3d $ lb ; Blue Tartar, Jack son's Kidney, at Id $ lb. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, FIRE AND MARINE. Capital, paid up and Invested £240,000 Insurance against LOSS BY FIRE of every dcs cription of Property may be effected with this Oom pany. Hulls Insured for the Voyage or Time. Merohan disc, Goods, and Freight Insured, by steamers an< sailing vessels Risks on Specie subject to specla arrangements. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. GEO. P. PIERCE. Manager "O ,0. GREENWOOD Auctioneer, Land and Commission Agent, Market House. For Sale, 240 ac es of good Land (fern and bush) a'stream of water runs through the centre, situatei in the Parish of Ararimu, County Eden. Price, £4; F r Sale, 60 acres of Lw.d, Parish of Okahu, Coun ; of Marsden. Price, £12. For Sale, 20 acres of good Land on the Whau Flati with water frontage, fenced, and in grass, accessibl by good roads. Price, £225. For Sale, half-an-acre of good Land, together wit! three-roomed Cottage, fenced with stone walls, o: the Mount Albert Road, two miles from town; good investment. Pric», £105. For Pale, a new five-roomed House in Oururu-streel Ponsonby, well finished, good well, allotmont 40 107 ; let for lis per week ; price, £190, £100 ca: remain on the Building Society. 03?" Household Goods, Furniture, Land, House or other Property, sold by auction either at th Market-house or) the residences of the seller, on tli most favorable terms. R. C. GREENWOOD, ' AUCTIONEER, House, Land, and Commission Ageni Market House. I" OVAL ORANGE INSTITUTION J , The True Blues of Newmarket Loya Orange Lodge, No. 19. • . Will hold their regular Monthly Meeting on MOT DAY, the Ist May, at 7.30 p.m. sharp, in the Publi Hall. A full attendance of the Brethren are particular] requested. ' Visiting Brethren are invite dto attend. ' By order of the W.M. H. MEHAFFY, i ■ Secretary. Tl/r A C HI N E R^. W. VIOKERY, In returning thanks to his numerous customers ar friends for their liberal support during the last seve: teen years, begs to inform them that he has re-cor menced business in his new premises, at the Corner of Victoria and Nelson-street AS MILLWRIGHT, ENGINEER, AND lEO AND BRASS FOUNDER, and trusts he will still continue to merit the co j fidence hitherto accorded him. AU orders will me ' I with his usual attention and prompt despatch. Agricultural Implements Renewefl and Repaire Quartz Crushing Machinery made to order. ~ .- Timber Jacks as formerly."' ' For Bale, Horizontal and Vertical Engine.



IMRTNCE OF WALES THEATRE. Lessee R.J DeLias. Stage Manager G. W. Collier. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OP MR. AND MRS. F- M. BATE 3. THI3 (SATURDAY) EVENING, The Wonderful Sensational Drama, in 6 acts, entitled j®- UNDER THE GASLIGHT ! IBa Snorkey Mrs. F. M Bates Laura Conrtland Mr. F. M." Bates. Supported by the Company. Box Plan at Hpton's, where tickets may be obtained ami seats secured. ~Ti I T V H A L L. THIS EVENING, Last Night! Last Night ! 01? EVERETT'S ORIGTNAX GREAT HIBERNIOON ! Law Ntoht ! Last Night 1 garnet walsh's IRISH COMEDY TO-NIGHT. MR. JAMES WALLACE in HIS GREAT SPECIALITY, AMERICAN MARBLE 'SLAB DANCE (Slab measuring 11 inches square). New American Songs and Dances, New Duets, Jigs, Reels, ii_6. #S- EVERYTHING NEW TO-NIGHT, tbb RECOLLECT-LAST NIGHT. CHAS. HOLLOWAY, Stage Manager. Yv H 0 R A L HALL. UtoDKR DtSTiNaeisniro Patronagk. A GEAN.D MUSICAL FESTIVAL, IN AID OP TUB REPAIRS OF TUB HOLY TRINITY CHURCH PARSONAGE, OTAHUHU, will be given on THURSDAY, 4th MAY, 1576, In the above Hall, consisting of— Ist Part—SACRED SELECTIONS 2nd Part-SECULAR SELECTIONS of Vocal and Instrumental Music The BAND and CHORUS will number abrut ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS. TICKETS,.2s 6d each; obiainable at Messrs Up ton's, and J. Brown and Son's Music Warehouse, Auckland; and Mr. J. Hale, Otahuhu. i ! p I T V HALL. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, May 5 and 0. 100 MILES IN 24 HOURS. MRS. WILTSHIRE Will commence the above Wonderful Feat on . FRIDAY NIGHT, at 8 p.m. SATURDAY NIGHTS' ENTERTAINMENTS. I Y. M. C. A. ROOMS, THIS EVENING, At 7.30 O'Clock. The Programme really good to-night. Admission—ONE PJBNNY. Friends' generosity unrestricted. CHARLES B. ANDREW, Hon. Sec. A NCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS. Court Zkalandia, No. 4741. ' A SOIREE and BALL, to cele xWfe^-Wki, brate the THIIIIS ANNIVERSARY ! of tne above Court, will be held in • T^flKsKai* tUe LORNK-STREET HALL on TUES wMMMdz&ki DAY evening' 23rd May ' fi B »%Iljil§lt_w_ 1 Tea 0H tne TaDles at 6.30. 5 I? I WtMmlMlk.r Promenade Concert at 8 o'clock. - '^©^^^ffi^' Dancing to commence at 9. Tickets, THREE SHILLINGS, can be had of the following Committee, or any of the members:— . Bro. T. McEwin, P.D CR. Bro. F. Lamb, S.W. F „T. Wood, P.C.R. „F. Andrews, J.W. ~ W. J. Wright, CR. „ G. Christmas, S.B. . „ F. Christmas, W.S. „ P. Finlay, J.B. WM. J. WRIGHT, Hon. Sec. Anniversary Committee. 10. G. T. • JUNCTION LODGE. Ihe Members of this Lodge are urgently requested to attend the meeting on Monday evening at 7.30. | Imporl ant Business. ___^ '\\T C. DENIES is NOT declining [ TT • Business, but has Chain Stitch Machines 1 from 265, and Lockstitch from £2 2s. Great Central ( Sewing and Wa.birg Machine Dtpot, Queen-street. [JEEN-STEEET, April 24 —Dear Sir,—Your offer to Exchange a £7 10s Simpson i Sewing Machine for one of my £5 5s Princess's, is r respectfully declined, believing the latter the most - valuable machine. —W. C. DENNES, Queen-street.— - To Mr Pabkikbqn, Waikato. TySSOLUTION OF partnership. ' The Partnership hitherto existing between Jam°s Ford, William Henry Potter, and William Penberthy Ford, Tailors, Clothiers, &c, of "The Pantheon," Queen-street, Auckland, has been this day Dissolved by mutu.lconsent, 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. (JAMES FORD, (Signed) -^WILLIAM HENRY POTTER, (WILLIAM PENBERTHY FORD. April 26,1876. J rp he pantheon. With regard to the above notice, I beg to thank the Publio for the liberal patronage curing my connection - with the above Firm, and notify that the Business will be carried on in future by myself. All debts t 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. f A MEEICAN SEWING V MACHINES. i, THE "HOME" SHUTTLE-LOCK STITCH. . THE "'PERFECTION OF MECHANISM, „ SIMPLE, ° COMPACT, a EFFICIENT, , DURABLE, ; Aid I COMPLETE I bows with the least possible amount of labour, and . a girl of twelve years can run it without fatigue, 'I It is a Triumph of Mechanical Genius. c "THE HOME" SHUTTLE IB the-only practical Low-price Lock-stitch Sewin Machine ever invented. This Uneaualled Machine uses a straight needle, makes he " Lock-stitch (alike on both sides), has a self-adjusting tension, , and ls adapted to every variety of sewing for family •» wear, from the lightest muslins to the heaviest cloths, And will even, Sew Leather. _ It will hem, fell, bind, cord, braid, seam, tuck, ruffle, hemstitch, and gather. This machine will sew on and gather at the same time, and will work equally • weU on Sißt, Linen, WooUen, and Cotton Goods, with Silk, Linen, or Cotton Thread. I_ It is not necessary for us to endeavour to detract from the merits of any other machine. We claim to seU f- The Best Family Sewing Machine in Ithe Market, ly WITHOUT BBGABD TO PBIOE, And we feel confident that whenever persons wishing to buy Sewing Machines give the " Home" Shuttle Sewing Machine A fair trial, in competition with other machines, w. " will have the preference. With the Machine is furnished—Hemmer, Braider jr Shuttle Bobbins, Oil Can, Oil, Screwdriver Fivt L Needles, Guage, Table Clamp, and directions for use AU securely packed in strong case with hinges PRICE:— id Complete in box ##< £4 10 n- With Table and Treadle •••••• Q . With Table and Treadle, Half-Cabinet, with Cover, Lock and Key £g S, Some thousands of these machines 'have now bee' sold m New Zealand, and they have given the utmot possible satisfaction, as testified to in numerous test jf monials, which we forward on application In proof of their superiority over all other machine we guarantee them for five years n: To be had at all iet SEWING MACHINE DEPOTS And of all '" )d . Stoeekepers Throughout the Conoin ii D. NAT~HA^ £^00 .-:. l ~ SOLE IMPOKTBKS, ■ I



BE READY! PREPARE FOR WINTER.'! And go to the DOCTOR. >o! Dot ihe Doctor, bnt to the DOCTOR'S TOE, and that is at No. 70, WM. BROWNHILL'S, BOOTMAKER, Where you can get your old BOOTS REPAIRED with Gotta FEitonA Soles. Every Pair Guaranteed Water-proof, and Patches put on with Soluti ii on a new piincipl •. No Stitching required; or done with Leather. BE- AS WELL KEEP YOUR FEET DRY. _«a It licks Hall's Balsam, Udolpho Wolfe's Schnapps, or Weston's Wizard Oil. 70, QUEEN-STREET, Opposite the Bank of New Zealand. ~ a - T7 0R WAITARA -*- DIRECT. misMWs&* Thes.s. GO-AHEAD Will leave as above on MONDAY next, lßt May, at 2 p.m. W, LODDEE, Manager. • p-M- "ORIG 'SYREN,' FROM -D SYDNEY. 'Js^'J>Ss* NOTIOE TO CONSIGNEES. The above vessel having entered at the Customs, Consigaees' are requested to pay Freight and take Delivery, in terms of Bill of Lading JOS. HOWARD, Agent 7, Queen-street, Auckland. n. d£t T?OR COROMANDEL. - ■ fij HB» ARGYLE Will leave ihe Queen-street Wharf for the above place on MONDAY, the Ist May, at 11 a m.»return ing at 0 p.m. For freight or passage, or other information, A. MACGREGOR, Queen-street Wharf, TAIRUA GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). An Extraordinary Genpral Meeting cf the Share holders of this Company will be held at the Company's Office, Bank Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland, at 2 o'clock in tbe afterno.cn of MOJNDAY, the Ist day of May, 1876. Business: To confirm the resolutions passed at an Extraordinary General Meeting of Share*. • holders held on Tuesday, the 28th day of March. 1876. By order of the Board of Directors. GEO. WINTER, >. „ . Secretary. . , Auckland, 29th March, 1876. CROWN PRINCESS GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). A Call (the eighth) of One Shilling per Bhare has this day been made on the capital of the above-namea Company, payable to the secretary, at the office of the company, Bank Buildings, Auckland, on or before the 12th May, 1876. __. H. W. HEATH, , Secretary. I" Auckland, April 24,1876. SYMONDS-STREET GROCERY, HAY, CORN, AKD PROVISION STORE. D. ROBERTSON Wishes to inform his numerous friends and patrons of his Removal to more extensive premises (those lately occupied by Mr Peters), where, with the com bined efforts of his brother, P, Robertson, with whom he has entered into partnership, he will be able promptly to execute all orders, and hopes to receive a fair share of public support. In future ihe business will be carried on under the style of ROBERTSON, BROS. N.B.—Town prices strictly adhered to. Choica supplies of Butter and Eggs daily. All orders delivered free of charge. -REMOVAL NOTICE. ARTHUR'S AUCTION MART. The business hitherto conducted at tbe above well known Mart will, on and after FRIDAY next, be transferred to tho New and Commodious Premises now approaching completion, . ON THE OLD SUPREME COURT SITE, and leased by the advertiser. The new premises afford ample storage room, are dry, light, and airy, with every convenience for buyer and seller, and un usual facilities for classifying and displaying goods to the best advantage. The advertiser's long-established business connec tion, supported by 18 years of local knowledge and experience, and the above-enumerated advantages, enables him confidently to undertake the transaction of Commistion Business in all its branches on the most favorable conditions. Land. Furniture, and Produce Sales undertaken at the Mart or out of doors. -43T Consignments of Produce and Merchandise promptly and carefully attended to. . ACCOUNT SALES AND RETURNS PROMPTLY ' ' RENDERED. i R.ARTHUR, Land, Commission and Produce Agent, Auctioneer, &c, New Premises, Arthur's Mart, Queen-street. T> E M 0 V A. L. The Undersigned have Leased the Central Sale Rooms, known as Arthur's Mart, and will hold the usual Market-day Sales by Auction of Produce, Poultry, and all other kinds of Goods. First Sale will be on Friday next, May 5, at 12 o'clock. M. JONES St, CO. Auctioneers. " % AprU 27, 187 G. WEDNESDAY, MAY 3. VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, PIANOFORTE, ETC. AT THE-RESIDENCE OF MR JOSEPH MOSES, EMILY PLACE. ' GRANT & MORTON HAVE received instructions from Mr Joseph Moses, who ls leaving Auckland, . to soli by auction at the above residence on Wednes day, the 3rd inst, at 11 o'clock, The Whole of His Valuable Household Furni* niture, Pianoforte, &c. WiU be on View on Tuesday next. Terms—Cash. REROSINE LAMPS, .GLOBES, CHIM .NIES, ETC. E. & E ISAACS . T\7TLL sell by auction, 20 packages V T of the above during next week. i Enumerated Lis. will appear in future publication. MONDAYrMAYT " 8 '• HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE, &c. AT THE RESIDENCE OF MR J. FERGUSON, MOUNT ST. MARY'S n ROAD, PONSONBY. ** GRANT & MORTON 38 XT AYE received instructions from -a-JL Mr J Ferguson, who is leaving the colony, to sell by auction, on Monday next, Ist May, at 11 o'clock, Tne Whole of his. Household Furniture, first class Cottage Pianoforte, Trichord, by Bord 4c, &c. ' Terma—Caah.