Sporting.

THIS MORNING'S GALLOPS.

SOUKAB and Laertes were first on the course and did a !ong gallop ; the former went short and appeared to dislike fast work. Laertes went well. Magician and Whitcfoot did a 2 mile gallop in company. Vampire and Sannterer were given slow work ; Vampire is in tha best form. Loch Lomoad and Grey Momus were sent 2 miles at a f:£st p2.ee. Tho grey liorsa has evi dently bseu well cared tor, and considering the knocking about he has had, is in a very creditable form. Ariel went 2 miles, going short and proppy, Resolution and Confi dent made their appearance, but were not sent round. Stella went 2 miles, and jumped in good style. Maid cf Honour, Xantippe, and Tim Whiffler colt had gontle exorcise—the colt looking quite a picture. Kenilworth went a fast mile and a half, finishing strong and well.

AUCKLAND RACING CLUB AUTUMN MEETING.

The following acceptaucai and general entries for the races at the autumn meet in.i were received last night : — Tradesmen's Plate.— R. Mclyoi's Loch Lomond, syrs ; J. Smith's Maid of Honour, 3yrs.; J. George's Confident, syrs; W. Wa'ters's Billingsgate, 3yrs., Piscatorious, 3yrs., and Gr.iiid Duchess, 3yrs ; K. H. Variance's Vampire, Gyrs., and Pauntcrer, 3yrs. ; J. Bycrs's Golden Crown, aged; S. Horsfall's Ratcatcher, syrs, ; P. Butler's Laerte3. aged ; A. Keith's Soukar, syr.?.

Er^LEßsr.'i? PtiTE.—W. Bobbett's Wool broker, J. Lonnard's Kenilworth, A. Buck land's Prince Charlie, J. Walmsloy's Moon, stone, J. Smith's Tim Whiillor, If. H. Prince's Hilarious.

Htjedle Kace.— R. Mclvor's Grey Mo mus, aged, and Loch Lomond; E. E. Laing'a Harold, aged; Caultou's Harry Mount, aged ; Hon>f;iH's Ratcatcher, syrs. ; W. Douglas's Harkaway, aged; David White's Alarm, Cyrs. ; W. Percival's Tom i('inn, aged ; P. Butler's Stella ; J. Thorpe's Whitcfoot, aged ; Rutherford's Sportsman, iiged.

AUTUMN HANDICAP.—J. Lennard's Mal vern, 6yrs. ; James Hunt's Yatapn, Cyrs. ; John Smith's Xantippe, syrs. ; J. George's Resolution, aged ; W. Walter's Libeller, 3yrs. ; J. Barr Brown's Sorcerer, aged ; If. ii. Vallanee's Vampire, Gyrs., and Saun tercr; H. Horsfall's King Quail, 4yrs. ;P. Butler's Laertes, aged : A. Keith's Souk-w, syr<.; M. Edgar's Ariel, aged. Novec Handicap.—R. Thorpe's Magi cian, aged ; J. Donnelly's Glenfern, 4vrs. ; J. George's Confident, syrs.; S. 0. Caulton's Gillie Callum, aged ; D, White's Barney, aged ; C. A. Martin's Marksman, 3yrs ; j. Gwynne's Luna, syrs.

PUBLICANS' Purse. --Kenilwoith, Maid of Honour, J. George's Resolution, aged, Billingsgate, Hilarious, and SouKar.

Flying Stakes.—James Hunt's P.on Accord, 3yra ; Loch Lomond ; Tim"Whiftior; J. George's Confident, Byrs ; Grand Duch ess ; BilliDgsgate ; Saunterer ; Hilarious ; Ratcatcher ; Soukar, oyiv,; A. Buckland's Prince Chailio, 2yrs ; Kenihvorth.

Handicap Stseplechass. — Loch Lo mond ; Grey Momns ; iiutnerford's Sports man, aged ; K. I!. Lang's Harold, a»ed ; 0. C. McGee's No Name, 6.vrs; G. Kitchen's Jonathan Wild,aged; W. Douglas's Baron, aged ; Lasou's 1 ormg Sledmere, 4yrs; H. Prince'? Eversley, aged. Selling Hack.—J. Th orpe's blk g Magician, aged, £50 ; Jas. Hunt's b g Bon Accord, 3yrs\, £20; J. George's l> m t'oiili dent, syrs , £50 : A, J. Loorab's b g by Pacific, 2vrs.. £50; Sauutercr, £100; S. C. Caul ton's Gillie Callum £50 ;D. White's Barney, aged, £20 ; W. Pcrcival'a Tom Finn, aged, £50 ; P. Butler's Nuraa, aged, £100 ; J. Gwynne's Tuna, 2yr--., £20. The Shorts.—Malveru, Yatapa, 6yre, ; Loch Lomond, Maid of Honour, Resolution, Grand Ducbe3s, Billingsgate and Libeller, Vampire, Saunterer, J. Byera's Golden Crown, aged ; Katcatchor, Laertes, Soulrar.

POLICE COURT.—This Day.

(Before 11. C. Barstow, Esq. R.M.)

I RUXK. John Martin was fined 5s and costs REFUSING TOLL.

Daniel McLellao, appeared in answer to a charge ot neglecting to pay three peace to)J, at tho Newmarket gate, oa the 2nd inst.

Defendant repudiated the charge. "Win. McMillan of Papatoitoi, deposed that he saw defendant pass the toll, but could not. say wlieiber he paid or not, a lioroe was tied behind ihe cart. Defendant cout-idercd he was not liable for the horse which followed. The court held v differ entjo pinion ; on the previous hearing defendant said lie had paid, and now, that he was not liablej the state ments weie contradictory, and could not be accepted. Defendant must p;iy 3d toll, and casts 17s. POST-OFFICK KEGULATIONS. William Harvey »vas charge! on summons, with unlawfully neglecting to convey the mail on board the s.s. llangatira, of which vessel defendant was* master, ou the ISth of March, also with neglecting to deposit the same in a dry place, on board the same vessel. Mr Then. Cooper appeared for the prose cution, and Mr fc). He-sketh for the defence, and pleaded guilty under extenuating cir cumstances. Mr Cooper spoke for the prosecution, and said that the circumstunees were not so harmless as hia friend Mr Hesketh would appear to show. The mail was delivered by the post official to the purser, aud extra care should have been taken in the matter. The vessel wtis bound for Wellington, and the mail left behind, which caused disappoint ment at several ports. It was a case in which the court should impose a fine His Worship said it was ths custom with captains on putting out to sea, to ask " arc the mails all right,'' but in this instance the usual attention had not been bestowed upon the mail. Captain Harvey ssid the train was late that evening, and he was unusually busy, Mr Cooper said that the Post-ollice authorities did not wish to press for a heavy fine, but as greit carelessness was shewn at Onehunga, especially with the vessels of the Union Company, he was desirous that a moderate line should be inflicted as a warning to other captains. The highest fine for such an offeuco was £100, but he thought £10 would answer the ends of justice. His Worship having remarked upon the ca?e, and the inconvenience suffered by the public in consequence of such np/lect on the part of masters of vessels, inflicted a fine of £5, costs, £2 JK This was all the busiaes'.

Extensive Robbery.

CIIAr.LVS Akmstkong, general dealer; Ellen Armstrong, his wife ; Charles Cole, cooper ; and Hauuah Cole, his wife, have been charged, on remand, at the Maryle bone Police Court, London, with being con cerned together in breaking and entering the dwelling-house No. 9, St. Luke'sKoad, Paddmtrton, and stealing therefrom a num ber of rings, bracelets, locket-1, pins, gold stars, dresses, and other articles, valued at over £1,000, the property o£ Mr William Fuller Tufts. It will ba remembered that the prosecutor, a merchant, had been out with his wife till a late hour at night, and that shortly after their return home it was discovered that the upstair rooms had been broken into and a quantity of property taken, a considerable portion of which was subseijaently found at 36, Bow ling-green-lane, where the Armstrongs rc sidt'J. fcjiaci ihu last bearing u£ Use case, the prosecution had buen takeu up by the freasury. Futthei evidence was given as to the results ut the researches made by tne police at the Armstrongs' house, after Arm strong himself had been taken into custody inthestreet. The Coles, beingfriondly with the Armstrongs, were also takeu into custody. Some of the stolen Presses were found by the bed in which Mrs Armstrong was lying when the ollicers entered. Some acids for testing gold and scales and weights for weighing gold, the weights varying from ldwt. to 30z., were also dis covered, and in the stable where Arm strong kept his home and trap, a dark lantern was found. Inspector Peel asked the woman if she was married, and she said she was married at St. Andrew's, Holborn, en December IG, 1877, the names being Kobins and Armstrong He had since searched the registers fit tue church, but found no such marriage recorded in December of that year Henry "Ward living iv the same house as the Armstrongs' stated that he jaw them drive out at six o'clock "n the evening ou which the robbery waa commuted.-- Emily j'acker, luiuse lUU | parlour maid to (he |inj.-i.riUof, stated that cv. i-oi-i;;; :ip to li-i room .v Irilf-jmt twelve on the iii:,h' iv imuatiuu, <he. iout>r! ilia • I'.i:.-r w:-: i;,c-.!;a! ua (ho in.si.ie. She got in by using aji;>t!un kc.y, ;;itii thc-n foiiini tin: window o;i n, tl:c bed v!! ■Riiiled to jiiooc.--, tvud ill-.; lo juiug-gia.^ remover] ri ,m I'm: winriov/. "iheru were limrkooi a ualxeiliaot just iiiaide the door, and marks on the table as if some one had been walking over it with dirty feet. She raised an alarm, and Mr Tufts came up. —Inspector Daniel Morgan deposed that he saw the print of a very small naked foot in j

the servant.) room (tho attic). • He had since examined the foot of Charles Armstrong, and found that it was a very small one, aud corresponded with the foolpiinr,—Mrfl'De Rutzen discharged the Coles, observing that there was not sufficient evidence agamst them. The Armstrongs he committed for trial, and refused to accept bail for them.

Correspondence.

THE SHIPWRIGHTS AND "IRON WORK."

(To the Editor,) Sir,—Your correspondent "Ironwork" advances the theory "of the cobbler stickiug to his last. How lav this i 3 applicable to the colonies I will leave the public to judge, but can assnre "ironwork" that if I had stuck to any one province of New Zealand, aud not departed from my trade, L should have starved. His information of what tho shipwrights have done in his trade is very meagre, liis statement that shipwrights have done the joiner's work of the Taviuui is simpjy a lie. The joiner, J. Stephens, is a ship-joimr, Aa regards the struggle he quotes, iv the years ISSI to 1854, England stood then in the same position as New Zealand is at the pressut time. There were no iron ship-builders, the ■work being dove by boiler-makers, and it was at the request of the masters the ship wrights took to the trade. " Ironworker" seems to ignore the master altogether. The iirst to adapt the shipwrights to iron was Chatham dock-yardrf. In building the ironclid mou-uf-war, men were wantsd who could wotk at wood or iron, and finding the shipwright adapted himself more readily to the iron than the boiler-maker did to tlie wood, the masters gave the shipwiights the preference. Shortly after, Mace, a builder ot Blackwall, applied to the London Society for 400 shipwiights, turning the boiler makers away. They were supplied from various parts of the Kingdom. A year or so after, as he applied in a similar manner, men were fetched at the masters' request fiom all parts, and till the shipwrights jzot into tho trade, the vessels bore the stamp of the boiler-niakera in thsir shape and con struction. We have only to see the magni ficent specimens of shipbuilding that now ply to Hew Zealaud to see what the ship wrights can do. They have taken uo kick at tho poor man, so cleverly introduced by Mr McKenzie, and if ho is in distress and his own trade will not, I am sure the ship wrights would assist him. In conclusion, I would advise " Ironworker " not to abuse men who are not tyrannical, but simply trying to insist upon the employment of none but competent men.—Yours, &c,

Shipwright.

THE RAILWAY RECLAMATION.

(To the Editor.)

Sir, —As my nams is mentioned in the Leader of last night's Star I suppose you will grant me the right to reply. It ia not to te wondered at that the whole of Queen street merchants and tradesmen should sign tho petition referred to, because ■ the remo val of the station is bound to throw a large amount oi extra traffic into that street, which has hitherto been partially shared by others. But I have yet to learn that Queen-street represents the province of Auckland. What about our Northern set tlers whose only advantage derived from the large loans is that of extra taxation. Iv conclusion I hold that Auckland Harbour belongs to New Zealand, aud that any damage clone to that harbour, affects the colony as a whole.—l am &c.,

G. S. JAKINS,

I Wo hold tha same and therefore advocate bringing the country in direct communica tion with the shipping. Mr Swauson M. H.K., who was one of the Commissioners appointed to investigate this question, be fore the extension received final ratification by the Cabinet, made the following state ment to Mr Oliver yesterday, in allusion to tho results of the labours of the Commission : " The people were unanimous on the question, the Government was unanimous, and all the bodies interested were unani mous, Wo considered that the harbour was tho hr.rbour of tho Province, and wo accordingly travelled throughout the Pro vince taking evidence as we went along, and everywhere the people were all but unanimous. JN'o one has had more cause than I have to curse the way in which this harbour lias been mismanaged. I have always taken a great interest iv tho matter, aud hare myself in years past tried to get a wet dock of my own construction. Probably if Mr Whitaker had come and talked to mo instead of to Dr. Campbell about the dock I could have given him more information about it. I could have pointed out sites for wet docks and dry ones too, every bit as eil'ective and suit able as the one about which ho has been talking, and as convenient too. 1 apprehend that Queen-street is not the city, for I am sure iv no long time Ponsonby will be iU coutro, and Newton and Parnell arc also portions of the city. lam talking now of what 1 believe to be true, when I say that our harbour is one of the best in the colony, and that it is iutended not merely for Queen-stteet —not merely for the city, but for the whole province. I did not in tend to cay anything when I came here, but Mr Whitaker's remarks compelled me to say somethiug. It lam wrong in what I have said with reference to the harbonr aud the dock, it must be through my own stupidity, and not from any want of practical experience. If Mr Oliver desires to have the work carried out in the way most suited to the require ments of the city, aud in the way most pleasing to the whole province, then he will pay attention to what Mr Hurst has ad vanced and adopt the prayer of the petition for the completion of the reclamation as in tended under Dempsey's contract." These are Mr Swanson's views after long experi ence, and making ollicial inquiry in all parts of the province, and we ueed hardly add that we prefer them to the opinions of Mr Jakins, naturally influenced, as that gentleman candidly admits, by his own private interests.—Ed. E S.]

Health Maxims.

Nature is very much like a shiftless child, who, the more ho is helped the more ho looks for it. The more medicine a man takes the more ho will have to take, whether it be anodyne, tonic, or alterative. The thinnest veil or silk handkerchief thrown over the face while riding or walk ing against a cold wind, is a remarkably comfortable protection. Never sit or stand with the wind blowing on you for a single moment, for it speedily produces a chill, to be followed with a fever, and then a bad cold. A hearty meal, taken while excessively fatigued has often destroyed life. A sour look, an impatient gesture, a cross word at the breakfast table, is enough to make the best food indigestible and spoil the day. A good laugh is anti-dyspeptic, Spend two or three moments on rising and retiring in rapid friction of the whole surface of the body with the hand is a more health-promoting operation for most per sons than a daily cold-water bath. Acidity "always, arises cither from having eaten too much food, or of a quality which the stomach could not dissolve. The remedy is eat less and less each meal, until there is no acidity, then you know for your self how much your stomach can manage ; to eat the same amount and as regularly, ake something to correct the acidity, is certain to cause dyspepsia, or some other more serious form of disease. Industry and economy will always ensure competence, and often open the pathway to affluence, and if integrity be added, to respectability and influence. A man what ever may be'llis situation in early life, who lays down a correct lino of conduct, and perseveres therein with that patience, forti tude and talents with which he is endowed, will always be successful. An old patriot of the Revolution, who wished tho rising generntion to emulate the virtues of their fathers, used to say " Do what you believe to be right and trust to Providence for tho issue.

Girls in Egypt.

Girls become marriageable here at the ago of eleven, and sometimes younger; if they do not marry by the time they are, their chances arc excellent for the life of an old maid. Marrying so young, entirely ignor ' ant ever of housekeeping, they cannot be very good mothers, and bearing children before they cense being children themselves, they are old at twenty, and withered when they ought to be in their prime. When the first school for girls was begun here the parents would not send their children any more than the farmers will use the Khedive's fetcam-plonptlis and his improved instruments Xow'u ciun'igo kis Uii^n l-liu.-, "iid. 11.0 .cliriiii.-; f.ij- ■■!'■! - :it lea I, '■!!•:■ •■'* fln-iii-- ;\yu sm .H.pnl.iV^lha! Ihe d:iv. : jh; -v:< ..? i'a.,li:i.- MtiMd tliclP.. ""111! Kil^iivi''-; m«:lir.-r. x.-h: . i-ii.;!;i !■(■!■ ..v.i.-.f r.nvriil'U. tho!i.u!; of ;. large hou.-so 111 ;t thicklv-JJOoplcd locality, near the Dancing Dervishes, erected around it a quadrangle of spacious buildings, and handed them over to the education depart ment but she defrays the whole cost of maintenance, The school is free to all.

Mr Acton Adams, M.H.R. Galled upon to Resign.

NELSON, this day

At a public meeting, last night, there was a crowded attendance, and Messrs Bunny and Pitt were present. Tho latter read Sjiue correspondence between Mr Adams and he. The former gave a statement of his conduct re the proceedings against Mr Acton Adam-'.

Amongst the resolutions passed were these: 'That the evidence in the case be laid before the Minister of Justice, and that Mr Adams be requested to resign his seat in the House."

Serious Charge Against an Exeter Warden.

At tlio Castle of Exeter on Wednesday, before Messrs E. A. Sanders (in the chair) and J. 15. iousuda, county magistrates, John Phillips, au assistant-warder at her Majesty's prison for the county of Devon, at Exeter, was chained with haying, con trary to the regulations of the prison, con veyed to a prisoner a piece of tobacco, a newspaper, a cake, two piecea of blackleacl, two stamped envelopes, and two sheets of notepaper. The det'oudaut pleaded guilty to liaviug taken cue newspaper into the prison.—Mr Toby, who prosecuted on be half of the Treasury, said the proceedings were taken under the Prisons, Act, 18U5, 2Sih and 29cii Victoria, chapter 126, and and sections 3S and 39. The 3Sih sectiou stated that it a person conveyed to a pris oner any liquors or tooacco he was liable to imprisonment, not to exceed six months, or a iiae of £20, or both, as the justices might determine. The 39th section showed that a person conveying any articles to a prisoner was liable to a, fine not exceeding £10. If convicted under either section the person would forfeit his office and all ariears of salary duo to him. Mr Toby said the present case was somewhat a singular one. At lirat suspicions were aroused, and the convict, now .undorgoiug sentence of imprisonment, who had been oi'tiiTcd by the Secretary of State to give ('whence, was searched at the prison, and ill addition to the above-named articles be ing found upon him, were also five cuttings from a newspaper. Upon the defendant's locker being searched a newspaper was found, and the five cuttings exactly fitted into it. The defendant signed an admis sion iv the presence of the Governor of the gaol, stating that he brought a newspaper into the prison, but of the contents he knew nothing. lie also stated that he knew nothing about the other articles. —John Hcury Jimith stated that at the last October Assizes at Ixeter he was sentenced to IS months' imprisonment, which he was now undergoing. He knew the defeu dant as an assistant-warder at the prison, but not porsonally. On Decem ber Kith the defendant brought to him a sealed envelope, which contained tobacco, some notepaper, aud au envelope. A photo graph was brought to him by tue defendant previously, also a lead pencil. On the same day, duriug diuuer time, the defendant gave him a newspaper, from ■which he cut out live pieces. A piece of cake was also handed to him. A short time ago witness learned from another prisoner, whose cell adjoined hiy, that the defendant was iv the habit of visiting him at night. When in the car pcntei'a shop upou an after occasion the defendant, who was looking over the pii sonere, voluntarily gave witness a piece of tobacco. This he continued to do on other occasions. A letter shortly afterwards was handed to witness by the defendant. It contained half a sovereign, which witness gave to the defendant.—Alfred German, chief warder, stated that on December 18th he had the (prisoner Smith searched, aud upon him was found a piece of tobacco, i photograph of a female, part of a written letter, two pieces of pencil, two stamped envelopes, and two sheets notepaper. One of the envelopes bore the address o£ a Mis-s Lovell, Weston-super-Mare. The defen dant's locker was next searched, aud in it was found a paper of Saturday, December 13th last. From it live pieces of news had been cut, and those found upon Smith fitted into tho spaces. The defendant knew the rules of the prison as they were rend over to all theoilieers every quarter.—The Bench said the cuse was a very serious one, as officers of prisons had, to a large extent, the control of the prisoners. They iutlicied a line of £10, or iv default three mouths' impihonmcut. The money was paid.

Ell Perkins on Children.

To-day I sat in a car seat of the Lake Shore road, behind a pale, careworn young lady, who was taking a little boy from Cleveland to Ashtabulo. As tlio little boy was of a very inquiring mind, and as every thing seemed to attract hia attention, I could not help listening to somo of hia questions. " What is that, auntie?" the littlo boy commenced, as ho pointed to a heap of yellow com. 'O, thui's corn, dear," answered the careworn lady. " What is corn, auntie?" " Why com ia corn, dear." " But what is corn made of?" " Why, corn is made of .dirt, and water and air, darling." " Who makes it, auntie?" " God makes it, dear." "Does nc make it in the daytime or in the night ?" "In both, dear." "And Sundays ?" " Yen ; all tho time." " Ain't it wicked to make com on Sun day, auntie t" "O, 1 don't kuow. Do keep still Freddy —that's a dear! Auntie is tired." Alter remaining quiet a momout, little Freddy broke out: " Where do stars come from, auntie ?"' "I don't know; nobody knows." ''Did the moon Jay em ?" " Yea, I guess so," replied the wicked lady. " Can the moon lay eggs too ? " I suppose so. Don't bother me !" A short silence, when Freddy broke out again: . ... "Fanny Mason says oxins is a owl, auntie, is they ?" "0, perhaps so." " 1 think a whale could lay eggs; don't you, auntiu ?" " O, yes, I guess so 1" said the shameless woman. " Did you ever see a whale on his nest ?' " O, 1 guess so." " Where?" "0, I don't know! Do keep still, Freddy !"' And the lady gave a sigh and looked out of the window. A moment afterwards Freddy looked out of the window and saw a man milking a cow. " What is he doing to the cow, auntie? " Milking her, dear." " Where do they put the milk in, auntie ?" "01 In her n>outh 1" "Did you ever see them put the milk in ?" " 0, yes." " Where ?" " 1 mean no. Freddy, you must bo quiec —I'm getting crazy 1" " Wnat make you crazy, auntie ?"' " O, dear I you ask so many questions." The little hoy seemod to be puzzled and thoughtful a moment, but soon his curiosity got the better of him, and, as the cars passed ja pasture in which, were a sheep and a lamb, he asked : "Where do lambs come from, auntie "O ! from the old sheep. The old sheep has them." " Can little boys have lambs ?" " Certainly. JL'JI let you have a lamb, Freddy, when you yet home.'1 " Did you ever hays a lamb, auntie?" "0, ot collide, dear." " Where?' "O, Freddy, do stop! You usk such foolish questions. I'm all fagged out. You will drive me crazy ;" and then the poor, wornout woman leaned her aching head on tho back of the forward seat, while Freddy busied himself placing his mouth against the window, and soliloquised ia a singsong tone. " Mary had a little lamb ! " fciheep had a little lamb ! " Auntie had a little lamb ! " O, auntie ! auntie ! " " What is it, Freddy ?" asked the poor woman, waking up. "Did you ever sec a littlo lly eat sugar '!" "Yes, dear." "Where?'' " Freddy, sit down on that scat and be still, or I'll shake you. I won't be tor mented to death. Now, not another word." And the lady pointed her finger sharply at the little boy, as if she was going to slick it through him. If .she ha.-! 1. ci> ■■'. wick. :1 mail, <Le would h;n c.sworn : I'iiil ■:.[•! V: ium:oi;-l)1 iDiUicn little boy; like Freddy Iv Iho United States, e-vli one causiuj; moi'c in loss profanity. And, notwithstanding all this, ihc Y.IVL C.A.'s throughout tliu country di-nouuce iie.oi! and Pharaoh as biased men, Lnxausc U:v;-' adored all the tliildscu tv b, ki'lcil- exiout theii own. lii.l I'tHKJSS. in

1 Oilltu^O 1 iiUililU^ The London "Times" thinks that Europe, and uot ceuteral Asia, will be the next bat tie ground upon which Kngland will be called upon to prove licr prowess.

ACCIDENT TO ZAEO AT THE AQUARIUM.

While Zceo, the gymuast, v.-;u going through her usual performance at Ihe Aquaiium the other Saturday afternoon, the machine nocd shot 3ict a few fe^t t.lO far, and she fell through the net on to the (loot- beneath. She was picked tip in au iusensiLlo condition, and medical sssistanae was Dot obtained. Subsequently the iol lowiu£ placard was posted up in the build in „':—" This is to certify that I have ex arniurd Za-o after her fall, and fii cl that she iisuffe:iagf om a general shaking of tlie system, which will incapieitate her fio.-n ar peariug this evening. —J. F. G. Blake, Sin peon." Mr D. P. Campbell writes from 26, Colehoruc-road, South Kensington :—" It ■is to be hoped that after the frightful ac;i dent that occurred on Saturday afternoon, you will use your powerful influence to put a step to all such performances as Ztoo's ;.t the Aquarium." Our correspondent strongly deprecates the use of a projector or catapult, that at the will of the operator can be in creased in force suiliciciit to throw tho per son beyond the carpet and sustaining part of the net, without one stop to regulate thu force used. He adds :—"She fell close to my sou, her Jcg touching him as she p^setl. lie was the first person who picked her np and assisted in carrying her to tho table on which she was placed. She was thrown v so hicfu aud so far that she went through tho weak netting without the slightest obstruc tion, and only just escaped hitting her head against the stays or girders of the gallery, falling on to the floor at this feet with an appalling crash, which was heard all over tlu; building. One side of her face ap peared to be black fiom cxtravasatcd blood ; her teeth projected through her cheek ; her body was quiveiing in the most violent manner; she was perfectly unconscious. The spectacle of a woman scautly clothed exhibiting herself in dangerous evolutions in which, at an any moment, from the care lessness or stupidity of the assistant, she may he destroyed, isuufominincj and surely not a thing to be encouraged by an en lightened people. Tlie Home Secretary tried to put a ssop to Zazel's performance at tie same establishment, and I think he should be urged to interfere in t!ii3 matter." " Times."

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, APRIL ATT. 1880.



Sir Henry Thompson has discovered that I>y the aid of the microphone lie can dis cover accurately the existence of even the smallest obstructing substance which may lie in the body, lie imagines, too, that by the same instrument he can learn the exact position of a small bullet. In fact the microphone will be a gnmd discoverer, not only in surgical cases, but in physiology. It is remarkable that at the present moment there is no person living except Lord Bcaconslield and Mr. Gladstone who can boast that he lias howi entrusted by Her Majesty with the post of Kivst Lord of the Treasury, The fact is almost unparal leled. When Lord Melbourne was in power—forty years a.iro, at- all events —Lord Cirey, Lord ltipon, the Duke of Wellington, and.Sir Robert Peel were living; and when Lord Palmcrston took oJlice in 1855 he had Lord .lolm [tiw.scll, Lord Aberdeen, and Lord Derby to consult hi case he was at n loss (which was not often (ho case) as to the traditions of Downing-titrcet. Wanted. VSTANTED, tho Ladies and a tew ot the TV Sensible- Men to rond tho largo lot. of Fresh liiii-Knins'in Dnm pier's new Adveitieo ni.mt in the :: \l column Itli pnxe. \XTANTED a First-class Coat Maker. V V Apply inimeJiitulj-.-J. Brjelt, Tailor. BhorUand Crc*c.>nl-._ \X rANTXJi>i two smart iioys ior the V V Hoot Trade.-J. Curbcy. Bootmaker, IJobion-sircot. "i XT ANTE I), a good ll cnern 1 Servant. — v v ?Jra C. 3lr.rhs, tori of Vi'nccnt-strrct. \fc7ANTED, a respectable Lad, one v"v desirous o£ learnicg a Trade preferred.— Ati]'!j" A. Busbr, Auckland Y'onet!nn Blind Fne.ory, Urey-streot, WANTED good Boot Machinists ; also Improver's.— G. B. Young, Illghvtroot. \S7ANTBD, a Stone-mason.—Apply at VV new building, foot Ol Kob.ionbtroct, on Monday morning. W/" ANTED, a Boy to drive a horso and H _ curt.—Kuanc Sz Jenk'n.ron. \^rANTEl),"ii" good General Servuur.— i V Apply In the morning from nine til! one to llr ■]). IS. Cruickshank, Keinuera. IS/ANTED, a Boy to mako liinnelf gene> v v rally useful.—Apply to It. J. Curi/no*, Durham-gtroot. \A T ANTED a Poison to take charge ot a V V baby two months old. Apply at tho Star Offlco. IVANTED, a respectable Girl as V V x?.\icra\ Borvant,—Atply to Mrs Law icnc-1, Vi• ahull'ld-stroot. \&T ANTiiD, a Barman.— Apply Cos- Vr mopolitan Hotel. WT" ANTED, two Men with Pick-; :i::d V » Shovels for road-molting —Apjily to Hie Fo-cmnii, nt Uio works, Ch<rch-street, Dovou port. C7S7ANTED, a First-class Ilousc-nmid V 7 for hotel in Cumbddgo. Waiknto wiirop, ICa (id per week ; references required.— Apply at ouco to Kdwura Lewis, Custom-house- Stl'O.'t. \\T ANTED, a respectable Youth to v V drive a bukor'a oart.—Apyly to Jamc3 Lotlio, Parnell. TXTANTED, a strong Girl to make her \ y soil iwoful in a snmll family.—Mrs Swlndly. Nclson-stroot, noar I {Jordan*. WANTED, a Girl for housework.— For address apply Utah Ofllco. VSTAN'TED, for the country, a middle v V af?od Domestic Servant.—Apply to M>s If. Gflullan, riymouils street. \Jkf ANTED, a Boy who can milk and V V drive; ono from tho country preferred. —Apply at Oiu o;lico. \\J AN TED, a General Servant.—Apply v y b. fore two o'clock to ilrj I'nlmor, Ca: le ton Koad. \SrANTEU to Sell, a Tailor's Sewing v v Machine, quite new, a Bargain.— Apply this Offl.ce. ANTED, by a young Married Man, Juuploy'Tieut; educated; of thorough business experience; goo« book-kooper. and not afraid oC hard work ; references, &c.—Addre3. J, " I 1.," at this office. WANTED, Board and Residence in a piivato family, near Post oilieo.—Apply " K8,," tiTAK OfliCO. \Tj7ANTKD I?NOWN, "The Echo," a »'V Dunedin Weekly Liberal Newspaper, edited by Robert Stout. I'rico* 2d.—CumpboU Ucokseller, Quecn-streat. Agent. \)^J ANTED to Let, Bedrooms, with or V V without board. — Alexandra llotr.l, Chopol-st root.—Billiards. WANTED, Unfurnished (or Furnished) Room with Fireplace.- I>avo addreea at Ofllco of this Paper, for " Single Mnn.^ "VS7AINTEi), by a reepectalle family, to ¥ ? place their daughter with a homo'y person. A good hous? jjirl, afco 17; has not been in servlco before; wa^rs of no objuot, a comfortablo homo boing all that ia desired. Country preferred. — Placso addrees, " K.A.," Stak Offlce. VS7ANTED to Purchase—Any deacrip ♦ V tlonof Wild Animals, or any other liv ing Curiosity.—Apply at the ifricaa WildL'east Show, Wellealey-Btroe^t; ■\^7"ANTED~Io~ Sell, 50" dozen Doigts- V T look's Ladies Kid Gloves (Pnrig Krlzo Medal, 1555, ISG2, and ISG7). tho best in tho city, vory superior. Ladies, look at my otliar advertisement in Ist paga.—W. Kyre, Knnis billen House. Victoria-street. TTSTANTKD to Let, an 8-Btallod Stable, * ? in the city.—Apply A. Maekio, Roya Standard Oivrriapro und bpvingr Factory, Liurham 6lrret. _ 7"J Karlhonwnre, China, Gl^es, &0,, tit tlio Shop in Vic^oria-atroct. cix doors abevo Albert- Street, Is btiing elearod out Bt vory low prices, for a short time only. Tho proprietor giving up business. WANTED, purchasers for " Mitsogo^ suku Bronze" Toilet Set, and " Cloia fonno (enamel on copper) Vases, from iho Jupaneao Court of Sydney Exhibition.—J, 31. McLachlan, urap;-r, iiiy Quoon-atreot. '■OTAN'fEIJ to Purchase, by weekly or v V monthly payment, a good Stcoiid-hand Piano from private family.—State ptico and terms to " Music," Stak udioe. W7ANTED, Buyers of Worsted Cord v't Trousers: fow left; 13?. Gd. to lCs.— Fletcher and Co., Pltt-strcot, oprosito Weslayan C hurch, rff7" AN TED KNOWN, that Hunter and V t Nolnn havb on Palo, 1 doublo-soatacl Bu<?gy, also, a Waggonette to oarry six people. \,\7ANTJiD KNOWN, Chcap~lTmbcr ¥7 can now bo Purchased at tho Yards of D. Goldio, Albert-street, oloso to Dock. He having purchased between 3U0.000 and 100,000 feet of Seasoned Timber on advantageous terms, will be prepared to give cuatomor3 tho benefit of Ma Eurehaee. WANTED KJNOVVN, the Auckland Timber Company have on hand euch lar>;o stocis of tiuibd' of every clcscript'on, together with Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, nud Turnery Work, they are compellod to sell. Now is tho time to build. Present prices can only continue until the heavy stocks are fold. Job lots of second class. Faco cuts, Sabs, &c. firewood 2a Gd per load. Sawdust und shavings r t o, , ANTED KNOW N. Owing to riumerou.i Pnre'iases lately. T am OlllU'Oilloll'i ibi I'MblielLi.-t. il.i: b.-i.vfii Ofli.v ! J..»v-c Stocl: '.'>'- Hoots nnd aiiocft, ut a .■■ :il sacri ! •'■■■■. f'omo "'ai-ly imd ateurc for rouiwlvvs Uio IJ'i! ,':•;:. hi •, rr.lui! in (ii.-i.tV, Lu'tl.-w', and t'l:i!YboiV oi Iv/jiihusiuu, \'i'.'!C!'J,i street." ; -.. './ .i.l i '.'iLI lO ■■.■■'■P, :N -,'V: U :'!:■;: .■{ I I •■■:, t '■!:!; ■■:.-.■•■.; atui ;-■; -i: ; I'V.ctor;. I 'i!ri.a:«->it|luijt. \IU Ar* ia*J t0 entfor a term, a Five or y ? Six-roomed Houce, with moderate area of ground, within two miles of Auckland. Good supply of water indispensiblo. Sito command ing view of Kiagstall preferred. — Address, stating description and tormß, U. O. Montrose, Kvemng Stau Offlce,



Wanted.. \\J ANTED KNOWN, that I". Garr and t v Son have to huad Building Timber in Kauri and White Pine, Shingles, House Biocks, Palings, Post?, Rails, and Firunood in tlieir Yard, Ouitom-nouse-stroot West, opposite end of Hnbson-strost. N.B The it-cro-asingdemand for Whito Pino hes induced them to arrange for a constant supply. pjT AM "T IS" D &8O WH, a fivut-e!as3 8toc!: oi' Clo:ha aafiTwesdaj gocd workmanship ar.fl n-.O'lerato prices aro the distinguishing loatnrea of " Tho Pantheon." J. FOBD, Tailor, 166. Oueen-sarcei, 17O" A"K~T Eh K. JN O W X ' X) TBaDBSMRN. MECHANICS, AND OTHKR3. XiiOKsrir Advanced In ouvs of £2 to r-50 on poi—onal flccuritr. J"O-ps,yaWa by weekly insttil mciVLS, »t L. H. NKUAfIiU'tN/AnokUnidJyjan Oiiico, ISS Oiwmi at., oauo^iio Savings Bank. AST WEEK for the Gem Gallery. '■J' R V the Standard Suits, made to 3 Weasuro -for .-€3 103, at J. Williame, Tailor, Vialcvia.-strcct. fj\U PAINTKHH.—Wanted, two Goad ii_ Men, noneoth:ra cccl apply.—Apply to Barrell and I-aing, at Mr. Poarctrs new houce, Kyber Pass, on Monday morning. r p.O Ta I LOIW.—Wa iitedf a good Coat JL Ilmirl.—l lackhurn, Tailor, 201, Qucon-sr. A KE SPE OT AB LE Middle-aged Jr.h. Woman wishes t) meet with a sober, decent Man 'with a".'id? to marriage—Apply to .Stah Office. B3UY wanted, aV.c to clean a horse.— .S3 Dr. Torraneo, Norman's Hill, Onthunga. AST WEEK L.W. & Co.'s Gem Photos. Meetings. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. The Annual Public Mooting will bo hold in tho Youa;j Men's Rooms, on MONDAY, 19th instant. Chair to bo lalsjn at 7.30 o'clock p.m Collections will bo made in aid of tho Society's Funds. 11. 11. LA.WRY, Hon. Secretary. Auckland, April llth, 188. -;*A /T^ OOD INTENT LODGE n fife f> i *LS" No. dSOO, T.0.0.F., ft*.-, '^i'A 't> Tho J^ J'')i"'n':d f'ummonc-d /;»;'.«.■_,,,_-, j.'vSiVilloetim* of Hub Lodge w.'ll bn fcr' .'■ Ay (■■•}.':" '-hn-'A ii thu Lodge Koom, Odd V;",i :",;','*:'•■;? F''!lov.a Hull. C'nnk-strcot, on / U'-t/.";r J:.i:-'-s monday kvkninc;, thoi9th ii'at.' isn:-int'ts—R.'Vision of Bye-Lawa. V. N. UARTKH, N.G. TfIOYAL ALBKRT L.0.L., No. W?-n m\i 2—LKCIUHR ON OHA.NGK /r«W ISM.—Tho Regular Monthly Meeting "^^will lw held in tho Prolcjtant Hull, Now.on, on MONDAY, 19th Atirll, at 7 30 p.m. sharp. Tlie Grand Mostcr will nddrcss tho meeting 0a l.iio above nnbjuoi. Visitors invited. JAS. I)ONALD3(.>N, fcccretftry, A LBURNIA GOLD MINING COM X±- PANV, (Kkqistekkd). Tho Annual General Mooting of Sharoholdorfl will l"»o held in tho Largo Rouni, few Zealand InEuranoißjUtlln«a,Au'.kland,on THURSDAY tho 2S!th instant. Basilicas: 'i'oreceive a Uirocto a' Report and Ealiinco Sheet. To clact a Director and an Auditor. J. n. u^^:L^^ Tl^ April 17, ISSO. -Maciger. OKI) (JUEEM GOLD MININ(i COM JL.\j PANY, (LIMITED). T!io Annual Meeting, of Sliarcluilii'.T ■. will I>~ h"'d at tho CoiiipitDy*!! v. :I!■■u. Aui.ikiand, on VVBDNKsDAY, fho 2S'U Aral, 15.13. sit 3 \ .m. J. N. OARLANP, Secretary. J>R!UII T SMILK (COHOMANDEL) J GOLU.MINISO COMPANY (LIMOEn.) Ilvi General &tcotln;< of S v aroiiolrlora of tho above Conipi'.ny will be hrl; ut tlio licgistced Oi'.U'C of the; tUnipany, la. Insurance Buildings, on THURSDAY, Ilia 2UtU instant at ! p.m Buslnoßa:—To roceivo Directors' Ki'portand Balance-Bticet, aid t) Klc;t Directors. V.\ ordorof tin) Dlrcc'or3. M, S. LJSKKS, Secretary. Auckland, Apr 117, m\ ~KT OTIC JE Jj^ Tn acojnlcnco with tho Proclamation in (ia/ct-n li, Miiivli -2<, IS7O, tho Anr.ii'il M'-cting ot JUSTICS-! (.iK Tilii I'H AC it resilient in iho Auckland District, will bo hold at tho Police Court, Auctland, on TUiiSDAY. tho 27th inst., nt 12 o'clock Ni on, tor Lie purpose of ch'osini,' a Chairmaa ot Petty SusMons, und acttUuK a Hota of atlciiduncc lor the ensuing year. J. M. DARQAVILLH1, Chairman. Lost and jf'ounci. LOST !>}• a poor Boy,aunc Pound Note, botwoon T. Col«'a acdClosoßros ', Queon- HMocl. The Under will bo rowardo lon lOiVing it tit Mr T. Colo's bliop. L'.>sr, by the junction of Symoiids-streot, .md Ksrangahapc Uoad, a Fox Terrier };up. Kinrtur will by rowardod on leaving eatno at T. pud ?. AJorrin'H. tf«-| REWARD.—Lost, from Unohunga, rlw1 H. on or about tho 17th March, one Bay Maro ; hor^o-shoo brand on near shoulder.— Anyone |returnlng the fame to John Bronnan, nciir Mount Smart, i:h'ill rooeivo tlui abavo reward. Education. r( IK LS' HIGH SCIIO OL. Quarter commpnofa on ttio 291h instant, on which day now Pupils can be enrolled. "VT EWT O N GRAMMAR SCHOOL 131 (Uiiv. Pktek Mason, 8.A.) Tho Second Qunrtor will begin on MONDAY NKXT, tho inth iLStat?t. Tcraia p»>r Quartor: l'upils Above 10 yoarp. £1 Hi Gd : under 10 years, £1 is: Drawing (sxtra), 10s Gd Branches: lingliah, Latin, Greek, French, Mathematics. K veiling Class, per cjuarlor, £2 2s; l'rivato Tuition, £3 3a. Waitato Advertisements. rvUKE OF CAMBRIDGE HOTEL. R_O BE R T KIE KWOOD (Formerly of National Hotel), Fiiviag purchased tho Duko q£ Cambrldso, will bo hlad to soo his old friends nnd the I'ublic. H. IC. intends shortly to niako impo>tant alterations to tliia Hotel, and will do his best to give satisfaction MD E Ii A N E V c Begs to announoo ho has asaumod Proprietorship of tho OHAUPO HOTEL, which is pleasantly aituntcd at tho present terminus of tho Waikato Railway, aud ofl'ors an excellent icsort for Travellers, Tourists, end Sportsmen. Livory and Halt Ktabios. M. DELANKY rnoi'RiKTOR rpIIE A LPHA DTOTEL, J. r\ Ii KIHIKIHI, A\ rAIKATO. L, a A L L I N, Proprietor. Visitors and (Trnvollers will meet with Com fortablo Accoiiimodiition. Ixir?o Boxes. Good StabllDfi.j HAiM ILT OK JVSS 0 T.I ON. Travellero fifin; Auckland would stud/ sv-olr oirn interests by staying at J.A UE S1 RAILWAY HOTEL HAMILTON JUMOTIOH. VISITOBB TO OAMBBIDOIS ASH THS INTEaiOB would thus loso no time, RS Omnlbusses aud the branch lino Isavo .To,mes' liotol aftor breakfast ovcry morningat 8.30. SScals at all hours. Ex orient accommodntiosi for Ucmmorcial Travel ers. Tourists. Ladies anri Families. HA MIL T O IM, WAI KA TO. JUDD'S EOAHIHKO HOUSIC (formerly JACKSON'S). GKOUG-IS J'JDD Oato Ooolt at Pearco'a Commercial Hotel) having loaaod tha abovo prcmisoa and mado extciiHlvo improvement?, will bo glad to soo hia old friends, visitors, ami travellers, whore he trusts that cleanliness, com fort, and an unsurpassed table will iusuro n continuance of patronage, and a kind recom mendation. N.R.—Good I'addocka. O AMILTON RAILWAY NOTICE RUWAKD3 liega to inform' tho public that a Coach meets everytrain orriving from Auckland. Charges reasonable. Special Carriages provided to order on Instructions being sent per post or toleprraph b. fdwards, Livery and Bait Stables, Hamilton. RATIONAL HOTEL, ±N CAMBRIDGE. Numorous improvements nnd additions having been completed, this Hotel now aiEorda the beet accommodation to Visitors ar.d Tourists. Spacious K.io:v.lo Hoonw hnvo been provided lor Comiiicicjal Tj-tvollcr;.; /N i: IB Ey 1' O U T!! U \.l \S T8 \.y.' Arrcjn?,i"-Tuft*:ts h.v-v '..■;:. -_ _■'■-•. . .:\\ !?t;i,3cs lor Visitors to tha Slot Liilc^j a«-u iiva.il abie upon oho't notice. Instruction by post or telegreph promptly attnnac-d to. AUDUSE A V X & S, Pkopkietor,



For Sate. 1 B/".O1' SALE, a Setter, agod "A years ; has i «J chot oror two years.—Mr Duffy, Hay and , Corn Store, top of Hobson-strqet^ irnOß SALE, a Dos-carf, Harness, and ; Sj Lamns; all com pi: to. Also, a Double . barrel Brtech-loading Gup, at AJbion Hotel, Ilo'j^on street. fnOR SALE"(.i Bargain), four Houses in ' Nowton, three rooms and small attic in each, tank, well, a-d pump, &c, reelisiiiK 21s ' par week rental. Price, £JSO.—v. Worms, Laud , -AK^nt, &c , Karangahapo H.oad. Newton. ;.^Oli. SALE cheap, Seven-roomed House 'i' aid Cut-buildicss, on nearly half-an-acre land, corner of Brisbane-street, Great North Koid ; three frontages.—J. Graham, Roliovlng Officer, Princes-street; or, aftor 5 p.m. on the !?renii3'j3. A? rfh to <K1 W*' lJtN'l'- on ijnilding Society tsw IV prinoipies, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Morigagcs and Loans ne«oliated. • See List o£ Properdad for Sale on 4th page.— C. V.'iiliaiiJEon, £st:'.to Agnct, Vulcan Lar.p.— Seveu per cent, allovrcd on money deposited for investment. PAOA-HOU'SE of Eigbt Rooms (woll-built t v--i!UU a j.ci i n gcod repair), with stable, loft, shed, wv-I', &c, end three allotments, having frontages to three Sircets. Price, £100. Twenty fivo minutes from thu Post Offine.—S. Vai'o, Hoiiso and Land A Rent, Khortland-streot. £ A IJiSHl Ji5H FOOT Larpre Allotment 61 x ISfi •~*^'- feet, 10 minute a" walk from Post-office.— S. Vaile, Land and Housa Agent, thortland- Btreot. P 9 or .—COTTAGE of four rooms, with allot "U-J •'•'" ' mont 33 x 92, good Toll. Sec. Terras as | acrrced. 25 minutes from Post-oflico.—S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, :-:hortlund-street. MR CASH, balance- by weekly paymont3 o- g s eao h, with Interest at 8 per cent. Cotta.TC of Five Rocms. with Fraehold Allot ment, rear Mount Kdorj. Price, £IGS.—S. Vaile, I-lonso i;nd land Agent, Shortlaud-street. £A X n.—Capital House of Fivo Rooms, with *"v large outbuildings, well, pnmp, tank, &c, and Allotaicut wiLU a frontasce of 60 feet to two streets, by a total depth of 200 feet; laid out as gardon and orchard. Terms as aicreod. Twoiity-flvo minute s' walk from (iueen-street. — 8. Vailo, Houso aud Land Agent, ;Jhortlanct-st. . TJ^'Jlt SALfC (i>hc4P Bailding Allotment'?, in .1? Karangahapo Road, Queen-street, Nelson stroct, Bpriug-stroet, Alexandra street, Kyber Puss, &c, &0.--i?. Vai!o, Landanrt Hoaao A;;ent Short land-strccct. jy-i oA—COTTAGE o' four rooms—verandah cV-LOV Jatcheu range, all quite now—with allotment, 10 x 05,— S. Vailo, llousa and Laud Agent, Sliorlland-street ■\TIKGIN HONEY (comti) in fancy ;j;lass 7 jars.—ll. Maxliold, 12b, Quecti-etrert, "PIANOFORTES and HARMONIUMS a. For Salo or liiro on terms to suit all Buyers—Weekly or Monthly Payments. All kincs o" Musical I:.iitrumonti Exchanged, Tuned or Repaired.—WEßß'S Music Saloon, Wullcalcy-btreut. IJlUl!, SALK, jieur the Reservoir, and E? ndjoininc the Railway Station, Mount Kden Road, th'> rpTiainiaK fivo or six Allot ments, must admirably situated either for business or villa sitof?, at a low price.—ll. Partlngton. I^Olt LKASE, n, Rcstanraut and Boarding Houso, now doing a good business, with 2$ beds iirjd every oonvouienco requisite Terms c.ipy.—H. PartingtOD. |ji..)R HALE, in rcnrly every part of city or iL f übur'oe, f.jur. fivo, bix, seven, and eight 1 roomud Houses.—ll. Panington, Homo and j Luiid Agent, Stichbui'i'a liuildinga. SALE (REMARKABLY CHE iP), A Compact ISLAND of about 10D acres good lr.nd ; good hou-3e, orchnrd and vinery: about I tvvolvo miles from Auckland. Steamers pass I three or four timen daily. A Nloo Litllo KAUM of GO acre3—ono - half cuUivat"d, mid a good live-roomed house, &a, upon ii, in tho YValnal district. Prioo very low. A Hood FARM of 161 acre?, largo orchard, good house, and iSuildings—niuo miles by road. nndtwelves by water—with sroodc.cekfrontage. A Snug HOfcTKSTEAD of IGJ acros good land house mid buildiugj: raddoafca fciiC': d with quick thorn feucos ; stock, implements, &c, &c. All really Cheap. Distance about thirty miles from town. Owner leaving for England. ONK HUNDHBD ACRES GOOD LAND— forty acres in trrass aud fenced, bala,nco bush and fern—at Papatoito: Ihirtfon milc3 from town. Price very low. Two Good NEW COTTAGK-; of five rooms each, ia Newton, Also, two rropd Allotment?, 33 x U0 feet uicli, druiiicU nnd planted with clioico trees. Oim Allotinonl, Si x 100 (act, come: .f Commercial i;oa;t and Great North Roat), iN'cwton. Aptly to JOHN SOrPET, LAND A(i KNT,! g, (*u? i:y-sii:wET. STORE FOR SAJ.E. A good paying GKNKKAL STORE at Alex andra, Waikato, n oflcred for sale. Stock a; valuation ; Storo for f!alo or lease. This ia a quod opportunity for iutendiiig Storekeeper.l?, as thoro is a goad and old established Nativo and Kuropean trade attached, iTull t.arti'.u'ara oC L I). NATHAN &^CO I _ ]( OSE PII CJ RA I G HAS ON SALE— 80 Iro'j Tan'is 350 toa ; Newcastle Coal l,.") 00 Puriri Pojta 5.0)0 Hobarton Fiai^ 10,000 Hobattou Palings, 5 and G feet M 0 bags Charcoal 200,030 Shingles. Also, A Largo Stcc!: of Local Coalsand KirewoocJ, IMcks, Lime, Sand, Shells, &c. FORT-STREET. yO W L FEE D. 6^K(\ SACKS OK MAIZE, CHEAP. G. W. BINN EV, Auctioneer. QUEEH-STREET. TO LiSt. TO LET, Cottage of five rooms, pleas antly situated.-Apply O. S. Ellis, Howe -11! COt._ rs^O LET, in St. Mary's Road, Fousouby, .8 a pretty Cottngo. alinoot new, with water and gas laid on. nnd \ cry comfortublo ; splendid view, nour die biaoh.—Tunnur anil lSvans. rfib LET, convenient House, C rooms, i bath-room, and vory comfortablo lurge cellar, Bpring-Btroet, Ponsonby.—Apply to Mr lUlis, on tho proniisea, or to Tanner & Kvans, Estate Agents, 71, Qucou-street^ T|TO LET, with possession from Ist May, % a Six-roomed Houso at tho Grafton end of Carlton Ooro Hoai, fitted with every con venience—X. 15. l!iokaoi!,Ke.fi;ent-3treot,Grafton. Tg^O LET, Mount Eden, now and pretty fl Cottagn of 5 rooms with about 2 acres of volcanic land; rental, 153 por week.—S. Vails, House aud Limd Agent, ShoTtland-street. TO be LET at North Shore, a pleasantly Bltunt'.!d New Honso of six rooms ami kitcben.—Diider Bros.. Devonport wharf. WORTiTsiIOK K. - To Let, a Furnished xS House, splendidly situated.—R. and R. Dudcr, or Messrs SumartlelJ. and Leek, Quecu stroet. TW" E W \/f AGAZINES! NEW MAGAZINES ! NKW MAGAZINES ! NKW MAGAZINES! NEW MAGAZINKSI Tho Undersignod has now O N SAL X, "Loisuro Honr," for 1879 " Sunday fit Homo," for 187!) " Infants' Mngazino." for 1573 "Children's Friend." for 1579 " Tho Piizo." for 1879 •'Little Wido-Awako," for 187!) " Tho Sunday Magazine." for 1579 "Good Words." for 1579 "Family Herald," for 1579 "London Society," for IS7S "Day of Rest," for 1879 "Goldon Childhood," for 1870 " Chatterbox," for 1379 "Once A Week," for 1579 ETC. X to. Ktc. A few of LETTS POOKK L 1 and ROUGU DIAMICS on Hond, and Offered at Urduckd Rates. EDW AE D WAY TE. IMPOHTEB OP BOOKS AND STATIOfcjSRY 100, QUEEK-STEEET, AUCKLAND BISCUITS! BISCUITS! MILK BISCUITS! SULTANA BISCUITS! OSBOHNE BISCUITS! Tho undersigned respectfully beg to intimate to their numerous customers and tho public generally tnat they aro now manufacturing tho abovo now Biscuits, which they can confidently recommend, nnd would invite especial attention to tho OSBORNB, ai it is superior to any bear- Ing that namo they have hitherto supplied, being an entirely new Mixture. Tho nbovo Biscuits may bo obtained from all Grocois and Storoocopcrs in town and country, and wholesale from Messrs Stono Brothers, 22, Quoeu-Btroet, Auckland. J. BYCROFT & CO. Onohunga Biscuit Factory. TkTORTH SHORE AND WADiS LINE I>. of EOYAIi MAIL COACHES. X.-'jivo !ho KlnjA-tafT JloteJ. North Shore .-.very :UOXJ)Ay. WKi):«;r.si)Al r. suul FRiDAY on ;ii-ri?f:i cl tho !) ;;.m. hnat itx.'.n A^f-kliiud, FOR HlKE—Baggiea D every description. Waggonettes, breaksand Coaches, Ladies and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses. Special Con veyances on hiro for picnic parties to the Lake and all paits jf the North, with or without drivers, C, G. QUICK, Proprietor.



Gazette N AUCKLAND B II In compliance with the provisions of the 19tli LIST of RUNS, situated in the SUB-mVISIC Sheep on the 31st Maro'i, ISSO, is published. Auckland, April 12,1880. AUCKLAND Name ol Hun and Owner. j [ri o(^' t; O'Sullivan.M., Sarrcy Rudcult .. .. M Thorpo, Kdward J., " fcames Alley, Henry. Thames < Harris, C. A., Coroniandel < Constable, Edward, Waiaku .. .. > (Signed) MARSDKST £ Name of Hun and Owner. Flock ! Boyd, S., Raura-gi 15 Fraacr, Wi. Raurangl ' Crawford. R., Itaurangi ( Weir, T., Itaurangi < Butfher, J., ltaurangi - c McCnllough, G.. Ranraiigi ( Solon, J, Waikuku < Bullians, W.. Raurangt '• CoH Mrs. C, Mangapal _ .. .. < McCullough, T., itaurangi < ■ 1 (Si Public Notices. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF I •J. C. MORKIN & CO., GROCERS, AUCK LAND. Wo. the- undersigned, Tru9teoa ia tho abovo instate, have Sold to Mr Robert Neal, Theatre Koyal Buildicgd, Queen and Victoria streets, the Tea and Grocery Buaino;s of J. C. Morrin and Co., aleo all Debts due to the- Kstato, aud Mr Robert Keal is the only person entitled to receive ths sams. n "vv nwifv ") Tmstee3in tho G. \\. OWEN | H . Btat() o£ j HERMAN BROWN J Aiomn&Co. I mEA AND GROCERY ESTABLISH MENT, I Theatre Royal Buildings, QUKEN AND VICTORIA STREETS, Auokland. ROI3KUT NEiL, havingpurctiasoi tho Busi ness of J. C. Morrin and Co., bo^s respectfully j to tolicit tho Patronago of tha Customers of the | late flrm,a3Burinp; them that everything shall be I done on big part to merit a continuance of the ■ ssme. Orders Delivered Free in Town and Suburb?. mHE LAST WEEK for Gem Photos. In censc-ononeo of tiio advanced cost of Sheet Window G'los3 In tho Uorae Market, we have issued a new Price List. W. PHILLIPS & SON, 05 & 97, Qaean-etroot, and Pollen-street, Shartland. A UCKLAKD RACING CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING. THURSDAY AND FKIDA.Y. April 22 and 23 (ST GEOKGE'fI DAY), 1S8). For fall programme, see handbills. Wat. PfiIICIVAL. Secretary A,T?.C. " TN THE GLOMING."—Just received, per mail s'carccr. — Auckland Musio Ware house. •\TEWTOH AND PON SON BY J3t OMNIBUSSKS. KKLLY & JOB3ON, Proprietors. Time Table. Leave Union B»nk at following times :—At and from 8 a.in. to 7p. m., every fifteen minutes: at tho hour and half hour, via Grey-street; at quarter to and quarter past, via Victoria Btreot. Extra 'Buasca leave at 7-10 a.m. via Grey- Btroct, leaving Threa Limps at 7.i0 for town (5 7 and 6.7 p.m. via Grey-street). NIGHT 'BUBSKB.—9an£t 10 p.m., via Victoria street and Grey-street respectively. Saturday, every half-hour from 8 to 11 p.m. Ther 3.30 p.m. 'Bus will pass the College on wet afternoons .'or the convenicne; ot scholars. OIL-CLOTHING ! GIL-CLOTHING! _ ship-chandler, sail. tent, and tarpaulin maker, Queen and Fokt streets, Has pleasure in calling attention to his LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF OIL-CLOTHING, Which he is now Selling at VERY LOW PRICES. A. B. D. would take this opportunity of thank ins 'ho Shipping Community aid General Public for the very liberal support accorded to him in tho past, and assures them that no Effort 3 shall ba wanting on hi 3 part to merit their continued conSdonco. t Special Prices to Stokekebpers and Wholes?ale Buyers. npHROUGH urgent solicitation, L., W., i aud Co.'s Gem Gallory will remain opon just a short time longer, Only a few da;s. DON'T HUN OLD ENGLAND DOWN." a Now Patriotic Song, in having an immense run in Kngiand. Copies just received par mail-atoamcr at the Auckland , Atusia Warehouse. I ■jCT O T 1 C E. GAS REGULATORS. OAS REGULATORS. HORNE'S PATENT GA3 REGULATORS. GAS ACCOUNTS REDUCED 30 TO 40 PEE CEKT. Colo Agents for New Zealand: A. & T. Bl3li T, DUNEDIN. Wo have appointed Mr W. J. MARKS, Piumber and Gas-fitter, Chapel-street, Sole Agont for tho abovo in Auckland. A Regulator cau bo seen at his premises, whero full informa tioa regarding them will be £iv6n. A. & T. BDET, DUNEDIN WILLIAM LEYS, BOOKBINDER & PAP.TCU-RULJSB. Noxt the Star OfSco. Merchants' Account Books, Insaranco and Mining Registers, Bakers' and Chemists' Day Books, ißand and Choir Music Books, RULED AND BOUND TO PATTERN. MUSIC! AND MAGAZINES BOUN ASKOCK BROTHERS, SOAP AND CAN DL X MANUFACTURERS, COX ' S OilK EX, RICHM ON D. Olttcoi Durham atrcot, AnoUlai\d. < Canh I'lu'chaSi'K! oJ Tallow, Wool. Sheepskins hhu Ilouos, m <^1 '?•!} X O T HE X S Monuments, Head-stones, Tombs, and Iron Tomb Railing. inscriptionß executed n a Superior Stylo. Prices and Designs fuse on application. Address: COBKSB OF RUTLAND & LORNK-STREBTtf AUCKLAND.



rotiflcation. EEPDIS T Ii I C T i Section oj "The Sheep Act, 1875," tho subjoinci >N 8 named, and upon which th^re were Infcciet FU AS. CIIAS. LSWIS, Chief Inspector o£ SHocp. SUBDIVISION. oulora of No. oil Eemarkß. or Fiocks Snocp. ixcel 310 | Cica;', awaiting certifica'.t do. ISO I Scab do. 3.D Scab do. 200 tfcab do. 700 Scab ! , ALFRED GiO. HOWARD, Inspector o£ Steep. SUBDIVISION. _ culars of \ No. oC Remnrka. or i locs S. | Sheep. i\-".cl. 110 > ;]«• J$ [supposrd t:, bo oloan; jo- 1;]:; f awaiting certiilcatos io.' 73 ) 10. ICO I \ ilo. 15 I (Declared infected as i 20. JG i ( precautionary mcasu:t *o. 130 \) 30. 300 Scab i^ned) lIKNItY DAOHK, Inspector of Sheop. Public Notices. A UCKL-iND AND OIIiUPO RAIL -81. way. AUTUMN HACE 3rEETIN TO. THUP.SDAY a^d FRIDAY, APKIL23 iND 23, i Main line trains rpn ns usual, with two excep tiona; goods leaving at 2.10 and ptssenger train at 1.15 w.'ll le:wo Auckland at 2 p.m. and 4.20 p.m. respectively. ; After 11 a.m. Auckland and O-churiga ordi nary time-tables will bo suspended, ana trains run every 20 minntes to Hllerslio liomlla.ai. to 2 p.m., and 3 JO p.m. to 5.20 p.m. ! Om-hunga to JiJleiv-lie, 11 20, 12.20, 1.20. 2.10. ] returning at 1.15 p.m., 1.55, 5.55. I Trains leave Ellerslio for Auckland every 20 minutes from 11.15 to 1.5, and 3 15 to 5.35 o lit. A special train v?ill lcwvo \S r-ikoaiili, 11.20 a.m.; Whau, 11.35; Mt Albert, 11.11; Mt.Edcn, 11 57 for Racocourcc, leaving Fullevalio 1.31 p.m. for Wcikomiti and itito-med'ato EtatioiiE. L:vtc trains Oaehunga and Auckland as on Saturday niKht. Faros: iuokland, Newmarket, Onehunßa, and stations between Newmarket and WaUco niiti, cue shilling each, single or return, irro ep:c;ive of c!a?s. A. V. MACDONALD, Genera. Manager. BENDIGO 'UNITED GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED. Notico is hereby given that a Call (Ith) of Six pqnea por Share has tlii>i day bjtn iTiaclo by tho Directors upon the Capital of tho Company, payab'o to the Secretary, at tha Office of the Company, Shortlanri-street (nixt j.'o&t Office), Auckland, on or btforo Saturday, Kay 1, US'). ROBERT lIURNE. !3ecro!ar/. HAuckland, April ] i, 1880. m 11 O U S E R I N G Si TItOUSEKIN&B! LarKcDosifjn oCPatterns lor tho Coming Season, TROUSERINGS! Autumn and Winter Goods Jiut Opined Up. TROUSEBIKBSI AVeat of Knf/!<i.nd I.",vcoSs, in all shades. T R OUSBRI-KGSI Scotch and Bannoo!ibur:i Tweeds. TROUSKRiNGS! Colonial Tweeds, in Large Variety to select from, TROUSERINGS! French and German Tweede, in all textures. '|1 RO USB RINGS. ALL MATERIALS THOKOUGnLY SHRUNK AND HAND-MADE, AT 11. L. POSSE SESKIE'S, Merchant Tailoe & Habitmakee, Opposite th 9 South British Insurance BuildiDgs SnnnTLAND-STP.KET, A::cilam). W* O a D?NN Es> tiis;grsat aiaciiixe impoktkr, is koeoby's aglkx ! MPOBTS DIRTSCT THE FOLLOWISQ MiOBIS£S Singer, Genuine Arm aad Platform Friater & Eosso3sn Priacees of Wales Wcrtheim Home Companion, the Now \> heeler & Wilson Homo Shuttle Co.'s New Grover & Baker latest and best Dome3tlo Howe—A., B, and C. And Other Goou Makers, All of which are for Sale on Weekly Payments of 2/6. One Month's Free Trial, with option of changing without los 3. Unlimited instruction at purchaser's house by the best Machinist in the Colour. Machines kept in order twelve months free o! charge. These are some of tho advantages of Pur chasing; at the G B. E A T DEPOT, httkkN-STRKET Ecclesiastical. TTNITED METHODIST FREE «J CHURCH, Pitt and Vincent Streets. THE ANNIVERSARY SERVICES of the above Church will be held (D.V.) on LORD^S DAY, APRIL 25m, ISSO. Service in the Morning at 11 o'clock to be conducted by the Rev. W. MORLEY. Evening at G. 30 by Rev. J. ROBERTSON. On the following TUESDAY, April 27th, ISSO, THE ANNUAL SOIREE will take place in the Schoolroom. Tev on the tables at 6.30 o'clock. Af tor Tea a PUBLIC MEETING in the Chapel. Mr. R. Aktiiou in tho chair. To bo addressed by tho Revs. H. Dowsbury, R. Taylor, and Mr. James French. Tickets, Is. Cd. each, may be had of nny of the Members. WELLESLEY STREET BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL. TWfiNTV-SECOND ANNIVERSARY. SUNDAY, APRIL 18, ISSO. Sermon in the Horning by Rev. A. W. Webb, 11 a.m. Sermon in tho Evening by Rev. W. Morikv, C.30 p m. Afternoon Service for Children, Parents, and Friends, 3 p m. TEA. MEETING, TUESDAY, April £0, in tho Young Men't Christian Association Ball, at C.30 p m. Tickets, Is 6d each. PUBLIC MEETING in the Chapel, at 7.30 p.m. Ad.-rcsses by Ministers and other-friends. milE ANNIVERSARY SERVICES in S connection with tho Primitive Methodic Church, Alexandra-street, -will be held TO MOHROW, when thrco Sormon3 will be preached— in tho Morning-, at 11 o'clock, by the Key. Air Bond : ia tlic Aftemonn, fit 3 o'clock, by tho I?ev. Tayloc; and ia tho JBvoning, at 0.30 by the Key. Mr Carrick. The Annual Soiree will bo held on WEDNKSDATf. April tho 21st lea at 6 30. Publio Hosting after tea to bo ad dressedbj Ministers and Friends. Y6u~NG'MEN'<S CHRISTIAN ASSO- CiATION, corner of Welles'ey and Alo.'rl streets.—Mooting for United Prayer'will be hole THIS (Saturday) EVJCNING, at 7.30. A Sibl< Reading will be given. Fricnrtß cordially in vited. A BIBLK CLASS for YOUNG MKIS every Sunday afternoon from 3 till i. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. \J BRRESFORD-STRKET.—Tho usual Ser vices wUI bo conducted TO-MORROW (Sunday), by tho l nstor, tho Hey J. Robertson, M.A., ir tha morning, at 11 o'clock, and ia the evening at 0,30 o'clock. "&TOKTH SHORE PRESBYTERIAN J.^ CHURCH —Divine Service will bo con ducted To-morrow, the 18th April, ISSO, by th( Rev. Mr. McCallnm, at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. LOKNE STREET-HALL. —UN SEC TARIAN SUNDAY SERVICES ISti April.—Morning Service only, at 11 o.m.- Subject: ''Almighty God, tho Wise and Good.' "OITT - STJREKT Wesleyan Church.- JL Services will bo conducted To morrow (bunday), a3 under:—Morning, at 11, Rev VV. Morloy; Evening, at 6.30, Kcv. 11. Cows baiy. T>RIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, JL Alexandra - strcat. — Sunday Services- Morning, at 11 o'clock, Rev J. Lena-; Evening at 0.30, itev. J. Long. ORIMITIVE METHODIST SUNDAY JL SERVICES, Kxeelßior Hall, Upper Pitt stroat.—Afternoon, at 3 o'clock, Rev. J. Lorjg Evoning, at 6.30, auxiliary, ~&T EWMA RKE T WES LEY AJS AJi SKRVICES.-Nowmarket Hall.—Divint Service in tho above at 6.30 to-morrow evening i IHURCH" OF JESUS CHRIST, 01 \ i LAXTKROAY SAlNT3.—MectiDfja in th< TemTvrarv'O Jfu'l, Albert-street, on to uiorrov i.-nn<li>yMitif.3i>;'!iili;."o. p.m, All arc invited i Nocollcctionn. | ajfeUINHTIVE METHUDLST CHURCH I .'•:• Kraiiklin lioad-StbjutTi Bervicoain tin ! if'oo.t- ■ In-.rch, -Morning, ut 11. 1-i.ev J Nixon ! KvMihig, at 0.30, X v MrJv&os. PUNSONBY B U-TLU CHUItUH. - (-unday) —In th morninor, at 11 o'clock, Mr Driver; in the ever ing, at 6.30, Rev. Mr Porter. mHEATBE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEK J. ING SKRVICKS.-Undcr tho conduct < tho Young Men's Christian Association, T< morrow Evening, from Bto 9, AH aro invitee Seats Free.



Tenders. -pJii'V ZEALAND RAILWAYS, LIT!!.': RIV rTT AN!) AICAROA UAH/WAY. KLLKSMERE PERMANENT-WAY CON IR ACT. Publio Works Office, Duuedin, Arnl 7,1880. WltirTKN THNDCR3 xs.ill b3 received at this ollico until noan on MONDAY, May 3. 18S0, for tho hbove Contract, They arc to DO marked on tho ontalde "Tenclc for Kll?smere Pcrm.^rKiu-way Contract,' aud addicesed to the Hon. tho Minister for iAibMo Wnr.s. JJunedin. Telegraphic Tenders, similarly marked and addressed, will bo rec.ivcd if ptTsor.tcd at any Telegraph (f,;. 0 by nojn of tho s:vmo<'ay. pro vided that Written lenders in duo foirn are lodged at any district or Resident Engineers Ollico by the ?amo hour. Drawings, ."■•!O-iiioa;i,-;ii?, and general rorm tiona may bo stcn at this ofilco. m-1 ct the Pnblio WoriH oilices, Ch:latc:-.u:cb, t\ ollicgtor, and Auckland, 'Dig lowest- or any te:clcr not n-"o:ssaril7 ac cepted. By command, W. N. DL4IR, Engineer-ln-Charae of Middle Island. mO C A It TENTER S. Tenders will bo received \.ntil NOOS cf tb.9 18tti for tuDd.-y works to a residence in Franklin Road. R. KEAIiS fc SON, Architects. rrpO CAUPJBNTEBS AND JOINERS. Tenders w'll bo received until noon cf WED NESDAY, tor Two Cotta^oj in Jcrmyn-street (labour only). JAMES WRIGLEY, Architect. mo CARPE.NTERS AKD PAINTERS. Tenders will b3 rcc«i»cd up to noon on TIIUKSIJAY. tho 22nd lnstunt for Eroding (labour only/ ani Paiaiing a Bui.dlEg in Union htreot. I laif, &c.i &': cur eflico, Queen street. KDW. MASOXEI' & S)N. ArcUilco^s, ripF.NDER3 arc invited until Tuesday. JL tho ilh Muy. tor Sinking a Well, and providing and Cmqic a Pump aid Watering Trough in the Mnuui Albert Highway District. Information can bS obtained from tho t'ecrctaiy. A, X TAYLOK, Chairman. April 16,1880. « HOTEL FO It LEASE. 'IVnders will b3 received until NOON of SATURDAY, tho Is; May, 1880, f.r the Leano for a long term of yoars, with a building: clause, of tho Mnso:iic flotd, Priuces street Tenders to bo addressed to ilio be?retary, Ara Lo Jge. 31S, I.C. TiiO highest or any tender not neces sar-ly accepted, i nil particulars and all infor mation cf-n be obtained on application to YV. h. Mitchell, GO, Qucon-stroct. iy o~irriTshohE iiigiiway *-1 DISTRIOT. Tenders will bo received :'.n:il tbo 23rd Instant (addressed lo tho undersigned) for Ninety Yard 3 of Scoiia Ash, dclivoro;t at tho Stokos' Point Wharf, the largest lames to bo four inches; tende-s to state from what fit tho -ish will bo i;ot. 1 ime allowed, 21 tltij s. Also, Si-p:r.ito 'J'ondora for Criir.g thosarao on to iho road, tbout lv.lf a milo from tbo wharf. The i'oarct will Und a man to upload tho Ash. J. M TUN MY, Chairman. NorthcoSc, April li, 15.0. Volunteer JSiotices. A UCKLAND RIFLE BATTALION, Monthly Inspection o£ tho Comcanr'a forming the above -viz., Victoria, mo. 3, Hobs;n at.d v-'cottisli—v.-ill be hell in thn r.iriil shod (a3 par Di-tiiot Orders) on TUESDAY NtXT, 20th instant, at 7 30. p m. sharp. Uniform: Fu!l dres ■, arms r.ncl eccounticraentß. By ardor. TO. F. CI-IvTON, Lieut.. Aotloß Adjutant, Personal. G SURGE CLUETT.—CaII at Water" nun's Dining Rooms; letters from home awaiting you. It" the Gentleman who left some Luggage at tho Ragian Hotel, docs not call and settle his account within Soven Days, the Goods will ba soiJ to pay c-paneee. t^ILLIAM GE'.jKGR SALE, formerly ;i of Marionesio". Important communica tioa from hemo for you at oar l.fiioo.—.Macasssy and Co., Solicitors, Du^edin. Board ana JSesiaence. SUPERIOR Board and Residence with respectable family; fiw rainutea' ■walS from junction of <>rcy and Queen-stroets. Batli • room, Piauo, &c. Terms moderae ; references exchanged. -For ajdr.-ss, apply Star Office. A VACANCY for two Gent'cmon ; terms moderate. — 2!m Knstitg*, Wccdbiao Cottege, Grey-atseo'. "^"ORTtICOTE BaY HOUSE,"" Stokes' - _L™ Poitt.—Rrsidenoe. willi Board and at tendance, for a BOnt'otnan and hi-i wife, 50s a vreelc. Singlo lady or uont, 50s —sil partioulara at Wehb' JVlu^ia Saloon, Welleslej-atreet. OVEKNTTu BROW^TE^IIOTKiv nOBSON-BTUEST Board and Lodfrin.? 20s per wee <«inzl3 room) .-253 Municipal Notices. riITY OF AUCKLAND. LICEKSE3 FOE BILLIARD AND "UGATELUJ ROOMS, BOWLINO AND SSIITT.E ALLETS, : TSEATRES, PUBLIC HALLS, AND PLACES OF PUBLIC AMUSBMENT. Nolico is hereby piven that all Licenses for tho above, expiring on the iWth instant, require to bo Renewed on or b foro tha*"- date, ia terms of. Clause 323, "Municipil Corporatims Act, 1876." P. A. PHILIPS, m „ , Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office. April, 15, IS3O. ——.—— . _■.'! QITY OF AUCKLAND. NAMING STREET. Notice i 3 hereby given thr.t ia pursuance of tho provlt-inas of ' 'lbo Municipal Corpora'iona Act," iho City Couticil haro named the new street from tho Junction oC Victoria aod Wel lcsiey-strcets to tbe Jiuctijnof Union-street and Ftanklin ltoad PAI'TKSO.N SrBEBT. " P. A. PDIMP', m 'i own Cleik. Town Clftrk's Ofil:p, ApiU 15. 1880. Auctions. TUESDAY, NOON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. A RTHUR:S MART (Furniture Depart -aT3L ment), Furniture. Piano, Chlnaware, Drapery, &".— Urawing-room Fuita (walnut", Urcen Kep Piirlour Suites, Cheffonio/p, Tables, Couches, Clisiirs, Sowing Mnrhin"(>, a iarge Uining Table, Couch and 3 Eisy Cbairs, Iron and Wood Bedstead?, Palli asses. ilattra9se3, Cheats of 1) nwers, %Va»hstandß,Toiiot hots,Tcilet Tabosana Glasses, Mangle, Stove 3, La*n Mowere, Tinware, La.tps, Ovtne, Opossum Itugs, Picttire3, Books, a New Pit,r.o, n largo L-lasshb.idc and I'lowers, afe w Handsome " China Vi« cs, Fruit Service, Toa Set, &o j i Japanc-o Wew, assorted; 3 cbscs assorted D -apery :;n-l licot^, ?, i::u:d and Treadle Sowing Machines, 1 Weighiasz Machine, 4 Perambulators. » Superior Brass Bed stead, a Theodolite and Stand, a Good fcihower Bath. SATURDAY, APRIL 24, AT NOON. FARM AT H U NU A. To be Fold by Order of the Mortgagee. Without Reserve. E. ARTHUR VS7ILL sell by auction at bis Land and V V Kstate Sale Rooms, Queen-street, on Saturday, 2itn, at 12 o'clock i.ojn, by order of tha Mortgagee. lIUNUA.-89 ACRES OF LAND, being Al'otment, No. 27, Paiish of Hunua being the Farm now occupied by Mr. I'ctor Clow, with all Improvements. Terms Cash. TUESDAY, APRIL 20. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Iv the Estate of G. A. Avey, decked, at Karangabapc Road. AT 2 O'CLOCK. rjrUTE Subscrii cis v. ill sell attheKefiidence . I JL Karantt.iliape }:Oud, (next Mona View*, on Tuesday, 20th inst :iit, at 2 o'clook, lIOUSTCiIOLD FURNIXURIj-, Coiisioting of— Tables, Arm-chair, P'cturcs Carpets, iiooka, Mat ing, PJat;dware, >jra?s B-dsteada, Hair Mattresses, Feather Bed, Cheat Drawers, Mirrors, Stands and Ware, Kitchen Utensils, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. * [Oontinued.oa Fourth Pagre.]