' "^m_-m-m■■__-________i_r«ii!Tt° ,f f ih i nir m__i I— i hii.)__>,,_i» sardines 2 were missing, and out of 50 cases preserved milk 2 wete missing; also 2 boxes caudles'. Tho samples produced boro similar marks. Sergeant Henry Martin gave evidence as to the arrest of the prisoners, and tlie shirts, &c, found in the poaseasion of several of tho prisoners. His Worship said he ought to have the evidence of Captain Elliott as to the amount ot loss, in case he should require to mako an assessment on tho men's wages. The captain had said at a rou<rii estimate about £100, but he could not give a proper judgment without knowing tho extent of damage. Mr Laishley said us there was really nothing in the evidence to show that Wilson waa a guilty person he was desirous of clearing him, and called a witness. Wm. Shay deposed to exchanging the shirt (produced) with Wilson, who gave him a better one in return. To Mr Pardy : He believed it waa the shirt which he disposed of to Wilson. Was not aware of any peculiar mark uuder the collar. "To His Wofahip: He bought the shirt from Harder, Wilson was discharged, and tbe remain ing prisoners wero remanded until Wednes day next, when they will come up for judg ment.

This was all tho buainoaa,

OPENING OF WHATA WHATA BRIDGE.

THE inauguration of the new bridge at Whatawhata took place on Wednesday last, and was witnessed by about 200 spectators. Messrs F. A. Whitaker, M.ILR. for Waipa, and Mr J. B. Whyte, M.H.R. for Waikato, worcjjamonst those present. The work of constiucting the bridge was Harried out by Messrs Maclean and Sons, of Auckland, Mr Andrew Hope acting as clerk of the Works. The work is well spoken of and gives great satisfaction to the settlers and will doubtlessly command the approval of the inspecting engineer, The length of the bridge is 520 feet aud tho broadth of tho roadway 14 feet. There are two main spans of 80 feet each supported on sixteen piles, seven 40 feet on eight piles each, and four 20 foot spans on six each. Tho piles are of totara wood and drivon from 15 to 25 feet. The structure, which i 3 characterised as a wood one, iucludes over fifteen tons of iron fastenings. The time occupied in its construction has been about seven months, and at a cost of £3700. Mr F. A. Whitaker made the inaugural speech, and Miss Day declared the bridge open for traffic. During the courae of hia speech, Mr Whita ker said he never could see the justice of giving £ for £ to districts who had power to raise large revenues, and thereby secure large Government subsidy and neglect to deal on moro liberal terms with sparsely populated districts which require much work done but have not the meaus of raising large amounts locally. This state of things could not laat much longer. When Mr Rol leston was in Waikato, he represented to him very strongly that there wero now only two sruall gaps ia the road from tbe East to the West Coast. One was about 6 miles at Komata, and the other about a mile between Whatawhata and Hamilton. Wheu this was done one would be able to drive a buggy in a couple of days from Raglan to Thames, and these diilicnlties would soon be overcome A luncheon was held subse quently, Mr W. Duncan presiding, sup ported by the members for Waipa nnd Waikato. The toasts customary ou such occasions were oropoaed and responded to.

SCENE IN A FRENCH LAW COURT.

A PRISONER MESMERISED.

The Paris correspondent of the "Standard," writing on Thursday night, says :—" The Court of Appeal in Paris yesterday was the scene of a most curious and remarkable spectacle. Last August a young man uanied Didier was arrested for an offence iv the Champs Elysees, and sentenced to three months' imprisonment. His triends, con sidering him innocent, advised him to appeal, and engaged Maitre Reitlingcr as his couusel. The learned gentleman at once demanded that his client should be submitted to medical examination, and tho Court appointed for that purpose Drs. Mottct and Mesnet, two well-known specialists in mental diseases, under whose surveillance the young man was placed for three months in th 6 ROpital Saint Antoine. At the end ot that period the doctors made the following report :—' Didier suffers from a most re markable nervous affection. He lives in a state of constant somnambulism, the attacks of which can be provoked at will The numerous doctors who have watched him at the hospital have proved that he is entirely destitute of any will of his own, and submits to all injunctions in the most; automatic manner. When he is in a state of somnambulism, he can be made to write etters and perform other things without, being conscious of what he is doing. In addition, these acts may be accompanied by very strange phenomena. Thus, for example, if, having two sheets of paper before him, the one on which he has begun is taken away, he will continue his letter on the second sheet without perceiving the change. Individuals of this category are so singular that they may remain, no matter when or where in a state of trance which may last three or four hours. They remain motionless entirely unconscious of place or time. One day, while on the Place de la Bastille, he was seized with fit of somnambulism, and his comrades had to carry him to a lodging house for the night. A student at the hospital caw him get out of bed one night, dress himself, and copy several pages of music. He was sleeping all the time. The next morning he was quite astonished at the work he had done. Various experi ments were made on him. On two occasions he divined the secret thoughts of the doctors. One of thcie may bo mentioned. A stndent said to him, in the night time " Look, Didier : there's a pretty woman." It was pitch dark, and, ot course, there was no woman present. Didier re plied," No, no; she is ugly; she has achild In her arms." This remark corresponded exectly to tbe thoughts of the student. Didier then rushed forward to save from falling the child which he imagined he saw in the arms of the imaginary woman." "The prisoner, who is about twenty two, appeared in Court, accompanied by his counsel and the doctors. His appearance aroused great curiosity, and all eyes were turned on him as he tottered rather than walked to the Bar. Maitre Reitlinger having addressed the Court in his defence, the judges were about to withdraw to con firm the statements made in their report by practical experiments on the spot. The Bench consented, and then occurred the following painful scene. "Dr Mottet followed by the magistrates and the prisoner, retired into a side room. Here, by the usual means of rapid passes of the hands before the eyes, and a strong fixed gaze, and a strong fixed gaze, the un happy ' subject' was mesmerised. Didier was then left in charge of two of the Muni cipal Guards on service, the doctors and the judges returned to the Court, aad the door of the room was shut. Dr Mottet now called the prisoner by his name. The next second a fearful noise was heard. It came from the sick young mao. A few minutes before a touch of the finger would have almost knocked him over, so feeble and emaciated was he. Now, under the influence of magnetism, he was like a raging lion. Upsetting the guards who held him by the wrists, he rushed at the door, broke it opou, and, knocking down everybody in his path, he ran up to Dr. Mottet. Here ho suddenly stopped, and, fixing his eyes on his raesmeriser, trembled from head to foot |iv a manner terrible to see. Shrieks of horror ran through the Court. The doctor then set to work. • Undress yourself,' said he to the prisoner. In a few seconds Didier stripped himself of nearly all his garments. 'Dress yourself again,' Baid the Doctor, and again the prisoner obeyed with the same lightning rapidity, The experiment appeared con clusive. Dr. Mottet then awoke his sub jeot' by blowing in his face. Didier fell to the ground as if shot; the Doctor, however, soon broughthimroundagain. ' Why did you undress yourself before these gentlemen? askedDr Mottet ; 'that was very improper. Didier gazing with vacant astonishment, replied ' What! undressed myself, impos sible!'' And the young man clung to the Doctor for protection like a child, ihe Bench, however, was not convinced, and appeared to look upon the whole affair as a comedy. Dr Mesnet, in his turn, now operated on the prisoner. Having mesme rised him, he ordered him to write from memory a letter addressed to him while in prison." Didier replied, 'Cannot,; because I am in prison.' The Doctor insisted, where on the prisoner sat down to a table and wrote, word for word, the letter in question, without a single mistake. While he was writing it Dr. Mottet took a long needle out of his instrument case, and plunged t into the young man's neck, bnit he felt nothing. By this time however, the Bench had seen enough of these painful experi ments, and some of the audience crying out «Assez ! assez t the sitting came to an end.

The Court considering the prisoner waa not responsible for his acts, riuashod the verdict of the Lower Court, and the unhappy man waa discharg-d.

TELEGRAMS.

[PER ritESS ASSOCIATION,]

GISBORNE, this day,

The Poverty Bay "Herald" and J. Battery Corps : A meeting of the Battery J; Corpa of Voluiitcora waa hold on Thursday evening laat for the purpose of conaideriug what action should be taken with regard to the aspersions cast upon the corps by the Poverty Bay " Herald " in referoncc to the recent encampment. There were CO mem bers present, including the officers, and resolutions were passed unanimously con demning the " Herald " for its unwnrranN able attack on the corps. Tho "Herald" had statod that the camp waa mutinous, drunken, and debauched, the officers in compent, the whole forco demoralised, and the boy cadets did duty for the men, who passed their time away in the canteen. The resolutions expressed indignation, and much public sympathy ia expressed for the corpa by scores of porsona who viaited tho camp. The " Herald " repeata the charges in a subsequent issue, which he is called upon to substantiate in tho last resolutions thus: "That tho proprietor of the 'Poverty Bay Herald,' by allowing publicity to be given to the leading article in the issue of Tuesday, April 19th, has identified himself with the article before alluded to—printing and publishes tho following words, namely, 'Tho writers opinions have in no way changed with respect to the comments he thought proper to make.' He recalls nothing, con ceals nothing, and that the members of the corps challenge him to substantiate the statements made by his reporter, or expect him to make a full and ample apology," The editor, Snyder, was burnt iv clligy in the prsseuce of 400 persons nt midnight, and the "Standard" is working hard to make mischief,

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day.

AGRICULTURAL RETURNS.

Tho Tnrannki agricultural statistics shew the number of holdings, 823; land broken up, 1811; acres in wheat, 1036; acres in oats, 718 ; barley, S3; grass, 00,286 acrea; potatoes, 508 acres; maize 111 acrea; turnips, 476 acres; mangold, 51 acres; orchard, 250 acres; other crops, 6 acres: Total 63,525 acres under crops; plantation of forest trees, 134 acres. The District Court is still sitting on the case ot Miildleton v, Bank of New Zealand. The jury returned a vordict that the sum of £.19,138 0a Sd waa not paid to the Bank of New Zealand on Mrs Middle, ton's behalf till the 2ud June, ISSO ; and a verdict waa given for plaintiff for the amount claimed—£2B 10s. A new trial was granted by the Judge. PARIHAKA BLOCK. Eleven scctiona in Parihaka Block have been disposed of for cash, and five or six on terms of deferred payment.

WANGANUI, this day.

SUICIDE.

A medical examination of tho man Peakc who was found dead in his house, disclosed the fact that ho had poisoned himself with strychnine. A verdict that he committed suicide while in a state of temporary insanity was returned.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day.

THOROUGHBRED SALE.

At Kedwood's sale to-day, there was a pood attendance, but the bidding was slack. He got rid of five colts and fillies, at a total of 1500 guineas. Ch c Mataku, 2yrs., by Maroro—Kampo, and b c Dauphin, 2yrs., by Traducer—Maria Theresa, brought 400 guiueas each, Messrs Chafl'e and Westmartt being the buyers. A few other animals for various owners were sold at small prices, among them being Longlands, which was bought by Mr G. Osborne for 34 guineas. Amulet was bought by Mason aud Val. lance to-day for 25S guineas. He is by Traducer. The receipts at the Volunteer Fancy Fair amounted to over £500. The "Telegraph" Newspaper Company is to be wound up. The Cathedral is to be opened on August 10th. DUNEDIN, this day. Mr Simpson B.M. and MrMaitlaud have been invited to investigate the charges against the Benevolent Institute manage ment. The Government declined to do so, as the Institution aud public are one, FIXE.' Early on Thursday morning a six-roomed house, at Green Island belonging to George Wallace was destroyed by lire. It is in sured in the Victoria office tor £160. Wal lace estimates the value of the tenement at £120 above that amount. As the place was unoccupied for six weeks, it is supposed the fire was the work ot an incendiary.

FIRE.

Anderson Brothers' sawmill, near Inver- Cargill, was burnt down last night. The working plant was destroyed or made use less. It was only insured for a small amount in the National office,

A LEVANTING SECRETARY.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. A WARRANT has been issued for the arrest of W. W. Charters, who is now known to have left in the ship Orari for London, it is reported that defalcations to the extent of £2,000 have been discovered in the ac counts of the Sydenham Building Society, of which he was manager. A warrant will bo despatched by mail leaving to-day.

MINING NEWS.

COROMANDEL, this day. ANOTHER GOLD FIND.

Gold has been struck in the Golden Belt Mine, Tiki. A little of the stone was sent by the steamer to-day to Mr Frank White's office to give Auckland shareholders a definite idea of the nature of the discovery. Messrs Eraser and Hornsby received tenders this morning for conveying battery to Tiki. There was only one local tender, the amount being £400, while an Auckland tender was less than half that amount, and received the contract.

Corby.—Mellsop's crushing of six tons gave 45Jozs. Success.—The following telegram was received to-day by Mr Randerson : —" Gold by steamer. Reef improving. Pair pros pects in No. 2 level."

(From the " Coromandel Mail.")

Tokatea.— The Mine Manager reports : Since my last report of the 13th inst. the lode in the No. 7 level has slightly improved in appearance, having lost its broken charac ter. The quartz is more compact, better looking, and containing more mineral. Thero is no .change to note in the channel of coun try further than a slight alteration in its course. The country continues splondid driving, the contractors having driven 25 feet since last measurement, which brings them into the second hundred feet of their contract. Tributes: Boswell's party are sinking on the small leader on the surface, from which at times they obtain very good prospects. They have about 10 lbs. of specimens on hand, some of which would go about an ounce to the pound. JUST-IN-TIME.— The shareholders have been taking out golden stone from Nos. 1, 2, and 3 leaders, which Captain Thomas has forwarded per outgoing mail to London to give intending investors some idea of the character of tlie lodes. The specimens from Nos. 2 and 3 wero rich in gold; there were some distinct patches of gold in the samples of No. 1, but not so good as the others.

Success.—Owing to the limited number of men employed and the stiff ground, work progresses slowly. Gold is visible in the stone, and is met with daily, but no break down of consequence is reported. Corby (Mcllsop's Tribute).—The rich leader from which Mellsop has had such excellent yields of three ounces to the pound is but a small one. Hitherto there has been no quantity of general stuff' to crush, but an accumuiation of a fow tons is being put through the battery, together with several pounds of specimens. "TIERNAN's.-The splendid yield from Tiernan's was 20ozs. to the ton. Ihe result of the crushing was awaited with some anxiety. Barrett's yield of llozs. to the ton was considered highly satisfactory, and it was acknowledged tliat if Tiernan's yield wis eauallv good it would speak favourably ITZ uniform richness of Tiki reefs When the result was made know that Siozs. of retorted gold had been ob tafned from a little less than five tons specimens included) it was received with expressions of gratihcat on. In Stion to this amount of gold should be

added, as belonging to this first crushing, the yield of 7_oza previously obtained from nine pounds of stone taken oiit of the same leader. Thus tho total yield is lOlozs from the first five tons crushed. It is satisfactory to learn that the precious metal ia Bhowing freely in the face, and that there ia every indication at tho present time of the shot of gold going down. There ia some talk of a company being formed to work Tioman's ground, and there is little doubt that such would be best for all parties concerned. Altogether from the Tiki claims eighteon tons have now been crushed, the respective lota in which yielded aa followa : One gave 8 ozs., two lots went 11 ozs., and the last 20 ozs. to the ton, making a total of 228 ozs., aud it certainly gives a substan tial guarantee of the rich character of the new held.

OAT RACE.

MADGE V. OBSERVER.

ANOTHEit match between the well-known open sailing boats Madge and Observer was sailed in tlie harbour this afternoon. It was arranged in consequence of the differences of opinion existing with regard to the merits of the boat, and the desire of Mr Waymouth to ascertain which model was superior so far as fast sailing was con cerned. The race was merely ono of a friendly character. The Madge was sailed by Mr Bigelow, juur., and the Observer by Mr Walter Jones. Thero was a fine, south-westerly breeze blow ing during the afternoon, and the day was admirably suited ior v test of sailing qualities. Tho course was from Queen street wharf round tho Daphne, thenco to tho North Shore spit buoy, back round the Daphne, thonce up the harbour and round the red buoy off tho west oud of the wharf, and over the same course again. The rules which had been agreed to provided that the boats should be sailed by amateur crows, and that only two working sails should bo allowed. The time fixed for the start was three o'clock, aud at tb<it timo both boats wero in position off tho Quccn-streot wharf. Mr T. Henderson acted aa starter, and succeeded iv getting the boats away to a good flying start. Tho Observer had tbe advantage of position, being inside, and consequently to windward. Immediately the end of Queen-street Wharf was passed, the boats got a good puff. It was then seen that the Observer was iv very bud trim. She lay over exceedingly, and it was apparent that she had not anything like sufficient ballast on board. The Madge was nicely trimmed, and sho stood on an almost even keel. Of course, sho ihad an advantage over the Observer on this account. Before the Railway Wharf waa reached she had sailed to windwaid of that boat and was leading. There was aleadall tho way to tho Daphne and the Madge gained steadily, Off Wynyard pier she had a lead of six seconds, and when the yacht was rouuded she was thirteen seconds ahead. Tho boats then started off ou tho ruu across to tho North Shore, Here the Observer was expected to have an ad. vantage, and the expectatiods in this re spect were realised. She was on an even keel aud being lighter than her opponent with tho same ceuvas blio gained on her. When they were midway between the two shores, the Madge was only ten seconds ahead, aud this waa still furthor decreased to seven seconds when the buoy was rounded.

The North Shore buoy was rounded as follows :—

Madge, 2hrs 7mina 15secs

Observer, 31ns 7mins 22sccs

3.40. Tho Daphne's buoy waa rounded : Madge 3 35 ; Observer 3.37j.

SPOOPENDYKE'S BRUISED ARM.

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"Why, what's the matter, my dear?" cried Mrs SpoopcndyKc as Mr Spoopendyke limped into the room aud dropped into a chair. " What on earth has happened to you?" " I fell down aud killed myself," moaned Mr Spoopendyke. "How? where ?" asked Mrs Spoopen dyke, bustling around him, all nervousness. "How did you do it?" "Slipped on the ice, and broke my arm from head to foot," sighed Spoopendyke, faintly. " Great gracious I" ejaculated Mrs Spoo pendyke, *' whereabouts ? Where did it happen ?" " Out doors, confound it! Whcro d'ye s'posc I did it ? Thiuk I brought the ice into tho house aud laid down on it ? Oh dear! I'll never got my clothes off again. I've got to sit here and die," and Mr Spoop endyke, leaned hack iv the chair and closed his eyes with resignation.

" I'll help you off with your hat and overcoat," said Mrs Spoopendyke, tcuderly. "Let me help you." "Be very sareful about taking off my hat," said Mr Spoopendyke, rousiug up. " Take it off easy or you'll hurt my elbow. Pull the left arm of my overcoat down so that it will slip oil". What ye doing ? Try ing to skin me ? That sleeve is full cf broken bones I tell ye. Now help mo into a chair. I knew I must go some time, but I never expected to die so suddenly as this," and Mr Spoopendyke lifted his sprained arm and dropped it again to see if there was any animation left in his system. " Can't I do something for you, dear ?" asked Mrs Spoopendyke, with tearful eyes. "If you could sing a hymn without start ing up the cats it might make my last minutes more peaceful," replied Mr Spoopendyke, putting his feet on a chair and composing himself for dissolution. " You'd better let me attend to your arm, recommended Mrs Spoopendyke. "If it is badly sprained. You ought to havo some thing on it." "Didn't I tell ye it was broken. Just got curiosity to see it, haven't ye ? Can't wait for the post-mortem, can ye ? Go ahead. Do what you please. In a little while I'll be beyond pain. Just take it and do what you like with it." And Mr Spoopendyke stuck the maimed arm out straight, and waved it around like a ham.

" if you'd let me rotate it a little, aud then bind it up with arnica, you'd be all right in an hour," cooed Mrs] Spoopon dyke, affectionately. " Rotate it, then," murmured Mr Spoopendyke. " I don't suppose it will make much difference to my estate. Take it down in the kitchen and rotate it. You might Hold on, do ! What d'ye think I am, a pump? Got an idea I'm a clock? Let go that arm, will ye?" And Mr Spoopendyke pranced around the room. "Oh I you're a surgeon, you are. All you want is a buck saw and a broken balustrade to be a medi cal college. Going to pull it out by the roots ? S'pose that's a tooth ? It isn't; it's an arm, and it's busted like a torpedo 1" And Mr Spoopendyke, who had been bran dishing the injured member, began to stroke his shoulder and sympathise with him self.

"Let me bathe it in arnica," said Mrs Spoopendyke, " That's the best thiDg in tho world. Just let me turu up your shirt sleeve, and I'll iix it in a minute." " Very good," -aid Mr|Spoopendyke, " I don't suppose it will do any harm to hurry matters. Is my dress suit all brushed . Have I got a shirt with the button on the back, to be buried in ? Have I got a pair of socks that my immortal soul won't shine through the toes ot ? 'Cause, if I havn't, ye'd betteriuse some of your measly arnica on my clothes, if you think I'm going into tbe tomb all covered with grease, and my shirt flapping round ton me like I was a clothes-line, you're mistaken, that's all.'" And Mr Spoopendyke eyed his wife gloomily, while she prepared to lave his sprained shoulder. " Will you put me in a caskec ?" he moaned, as sbo began operations. "Yes dear," replied Mr Spookendyke.

Mr Spoopendyke regarded his wife with one eye and grunted feebly. "And you'll put on a silver plate with name and age, and got a few flowers ? You don't want many. I shan't miss'eru if there ain't more'n six. Will you attend to it." "Yes," answered Sirs Spoopendyke, " I'll see that you have lots of flowers and a big fun " " I don't want any big funeral. S'pose I'm being cut off iv the midst of my use fulness just because funerals are cheap ? Have you got a clean handkerchief to put iv my pocket when I'm dead ?" " Certainly dear," replied Mrs] Spoopen dyke ; and having thoroughly bathed the arm, she bandaged it carefully. "Don't you feel better?" " Perhaps if it were amputated in time I might get well," rejoined Mr Spoopendyke, hitching his arm round to see if he could find a pain anywhere "What kind of a cravat have I got to wear in case of—in the event of—the worst?" And Mr Spoopen dyke approached the climax of his question as becomes a man who shrinks from the inevitable.

" The one you've got on will do, wont it ?" inquired Mrs Spoopendyke. "No, it won't, either. Is that all I've got ? Except I'm going to be buried among strangers in a necktie that won't hold to gether four days longer? Calculate that I'm going to be promised land as though I was hunting for a job . Want me to prowl around among the other late lamented, as though I had busted up in busi ness : Think I'm a measly tramp ? " And Mr Spoopendyke tore off the tie and stamped it, and then dove into bed.

Can't you bring up my hreakfaat ?" de, ihanded Mr Spoopendyke the next morning " My arm's so lame I can't go down stairs." Mrs Spoopendyke brought it to him, and sin ho„r later, when dressing, he asked for bis necktie.

" I wish you'd look for if," Eaidhe queru lously. " You know I can hardly move." "Here it is, dear," aaid Mrs Spoopen dyke, handing it to him. ""You tore is oil' last night with your sprained arm." And she left for down stairs without waiting to hear his remark about " measly wives, who only need along beard and a comic song-book to be a Solo mon,"

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, APRIL 33,



Wan-fid. WANTED KNOWN, that ProfessorF. D. Cailliau will open an Elementary Singing Class in the ante-room at the baok of St. Jameß' Hall, Wellington-street, on Tuesday, 3rd May, at half-past seven p.m. Subscription: Ladies, 6s; Gentlemen, 10s 6d per quarter, pay able In advance. ANTED, ti good Machinist, also two Apprentices.—Apply A. and G. Brooks, Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, Parnell, or New market. ANTED, Teudcrs for Additions to the Ponsonby Club HoM, Tenders to be sent in on or before Tuesday, 26th.—For par ticulars apply Ponaonby Club Hotel. ANTED, a Female Cook for the Thames. — Apply Mrs Renwick's Registry ufflco. ANTED to Purchase, several good Residences in the BUburbs, with from 5 to 20 aores attached; aIBO, similar properties without residence.—George Eraser, Land and Investment Agency, No. 6, South British Build lngs. WANTED to Purchase, in the suburbs of Auckland, a Gentleman's Residence, with large freehold; must be cheap.-Oeorge Eraser, Land and Investment Agency, No. 6, South British Buildings. WAN TED, Tenders for Building Veran dah and Bay-window, etc, and Painting House.—Particulars after 8 a.m. to-morrow at O. Hill, Painter, Wellosley-street. ANTED, a Strong Boy tor a Black smith's Shop.—Apply to Vlotoria.Lane, Durham-strcot. ' ANTED, four good Bench Hands for Btrong work; also two good Boot Closors and one good Knee Hand for Ladies' work. All hands must work in tho factory.— Applyatgnco Garrett Broa. ANTED, Waggon Builders.—Apply Campbell Bros., Onohunga. W A N f E— V. Barges to Carry small Sawn Pilos from the Thames River to Auckland, a uuiuos xvivo ft ___ OWEN & CO. April 21,1881. W"" ANTED KNOWN, that you can Drosa woll for a small wookly paymnnt by going to Munro and Milligan. Wee advortiso uient on front page. ANTED, Situations lor Housemaid's, General Servants, and Nursemaids.— Apply Mrs Ronwiok _ Registry Oillco, two doors bolow tho Provincial Boarding Houso, Short land-street^ , ANTED KNOWN.—I ho New Winter Stonk la now Opened Out at the New Zealand ClothiDg Factory. Tho variety ia larger than usual, and tho Fitting and Quality much Buperlor to any other gooda oil-rod to the public. A RESPECTABLE Boy, aged 13, wants a Situation in an oliloo or Btore; fair Bcholar.—Addreßß, " M.C.," STAR Oillco. ITANIBD KNOWN, A New Importation, INVEUCARGILL SPARKLING BITTER A L X, TUB BEST ALE IN NEW ZEALAND, UOTTLED IJV M. WHITE, Ale and Portorßottlora, Fort-street. Amusements. LjIR HENRY UAVELOCK JuVENILE JT^ TEMPLARS will give a First-class Musical Entertainment In tin) Aloxandrii-str<«!t School room on MONDAY EVENING, tho 25thinstant, at 7.30. Admission Fr«'o. Songs. Gloea, Duets, Dialogues, Sto- A Collection will ho mado at tho oloao in aid of tho J uvo- iles. Mr D. Goldlo in tho chair. TS. z- G- t, The Pridk of Manukau Lodge, No. 3, Will givo an Entertainment in tho Masonic Hat,-, Onichunoa, on THURSDAY KVKNING, 28th April. A splendid Programmo is getting up for this occasion, consisting of Songs, Duets, Glees, Dialogues, Piano Selections, Instrumental Music, &0., &c. Admission to Concert, Is; Chlldron, 66. 'Hnssea will leavo Mr. Crowthor's Stables'at a nuartor to 7 p.m. D. GOLDIE, Chairman, rjrroßKiNG men's friendly aid Vf SOCIETY. PARNELL. A SOIRKIC will bo hold on May 21th, at tho Oddfellows' Hall, Parnoll, In connection with ( above. Tea on tho tables at 6.30. Tickets 2a oich, to bo obtained at Mr J. Whites', Parnoll, Volunteer wotices. y I C T Ofj.R I A RIFL ES. Tho Monthly Inspootion Parade of tho Com pany will bo hold at tho Drill-shed on TUESDAY next, tho 26th instant, at 7.30 p.m. Every member is roquostod to attend in Full Dress with llelmots. OWKNMAHON, Captain Commanding Corps. TTOBSON CORPS, A.R.V. Tho Monthly Inspection Parade of abovo will bo hold in Drill-shed on TUESDAY noxt, 26th instant, at 7.30 p.m.—By order. JAMES O'BRIKN, Sergt., Sftcrotar.. Meeting-. XT O T I C E. In accordance with tho Proclamation In Gazette 15, March 23,1870, the Annual Meeting of Justices of tho Peace, resident in tho Auok land District, will bo hold at tho Police Court. Auckland, on TUKSDAY. 26th instant, at 12 o'clock noon, for tho purpose ot choosing a Chairman of Petty Sessions, and Bottling a Rota of attendance for the ensuing year. By ordor. JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM, Clerk. Tend-rB. mO CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. Tenders will be received until 12 o'cloctr on THURSDAY, tho 28th Instant, for Building Stables at Waiwera; labour only. JAME3 WRIGLKY. Arohitect. nil O B U I L D E R S. Tenders will be reoeived until 4 o'clock p.m. on April 27 for tho Erection of a Four-roomed Cottago in Hargreavos-street, College Hill. Plans, &c, at the office of Messrs Jagger and Parker, Freeman's Bay. Tho lowest or any tendor not neooasarily accepted. (For continuation, sec First Page.) Ecclesiastical. LL SAINTS' CHURCH, PONSONBY. —Rev. C. M. Pym will Preach at tho above Church at 11 a.m. Tomorrow. MEN ON.V. A Borvico will be held in abovo Churoh at 3 p m., for Men Only, whon an Address will be given by the Rev. 0. M. Pym. PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH, North Shore,—Divine Sorvioe will bo conduoted To-morrow (Sunday), 21th April—in the morning at 11 a.m.; and in the Evening by tho Roy. Mr MeUallum, at 6.30 p.m. iriUUROH OF JESUS CHRIST OF VV LATTERDAY SAINTS.— Services as under in tho Masonic Hall, Nowton :—Sacra mont Meeting, at 10.30; Preaching tho Gospol, at 6.30. PARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.- To-morrow: Morning, at 11, by Roy. L. M. Isitt; Evening, at 6.30, by Roy. W.C. Olivor. (For continuation, sec First Pane). Board ana Kesiaence. PRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE in a Houso pleasantly situated; splondid view of tho harbour; use of good bath and piano; five minutes' walk from Post-office; terms moderate.-Addresa at Stab offloo. YOUjnO WOMEN'S INSTITUTE AND BOARDING-HOUSE, Queen- street Open daily from 10 a.m. till 9.30 p.m. Dinner and Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. Toa from 5 to 7 p.m. , Hoarding-house for Young Ladies who are occupied during tho day. Terms on application to the Secretary. Working Parties and other Social Gatherings aro held during tho Week. I Governess Agency and Lending Library in connection witti the Institute. GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging* 20s. per Week Single Room 255. Lost and Founa. LOST, a Silver Cord Bracelet.—Tho finder will oblige by leaving it at Evening Star officer _ OST, or Stolen, a Liver and White Pointer Dog, with registered collar on; answers to tho name of " Shot." Any person detaining the same after this date will be prose cuted. Any person returning the same to King's Arms' Hotel, Newton, will be rewarded. OST.—Will the person please call again with referonco to lost dog.—A. J. Edmonds, Cußtom-houße-street. LOST, on Thursday, the 14th instant, a Whito Poodle Dog named '• Floss," wear ing a oollar numbered 162.—The finder will ro 'ceive 10s reward oc leaving same at A. J. Ketley's, Wallace-street, Ponsonby. rp O FARMER S. GUANO! Having Purchased the Guano ex East Lothian, about FOUR HUNDRED TONS, wo intend Selling the same at a Lower Rate than ever any Manure has been offered in Auckland. W. & G. WINSTONE. A great saving will bo effected by Bending orders at once, so as to get it direct 1 from the Ship.



V/antea. WANTED KM OWN, Dumpier haa another Freeh Advertisement of Won derful Bargaina, Ith page, next the auctions. WANTED a respectable Girl as Cook, , —Apply to Mrs J. O. IFirtli. Mount Kden WANTED, a smart, strong, Boy ; one that knows tho Town and Suburbs.— Apply to Munro aud Milligan, Karangahapo Koad, Nowton. ! WANTED, a Well-sinker to sink a well.—Apply to George Wilson, Cox's Creok, Richmond. ANTED KNOWN.—The Wonderful ' Davis' Vertical-feed Sowing Machine took tho only first prize at Sydnoy and Mol bonrno over all exhibitors.—W. C. Dennes. WANTED KNOWN.—You cau do no hotter than at Whito'a, Parnoll, for Hoßiory, &c., &o. I WANTED to Let, one or two rooms, with a llroplaco, in Eden Creacont.—lf or address at this oillco. WANTED, a General Servant for the Country; must bo v good Laundress.— ApplylCaglollotel.^Ajbort-Btroot^ WANTED, two Kip Curriers.—Apply , immediately Hirst nnd Co., Wellington WANTED, au active Boy; ono accus tomed to tho trailo proforred.-Apply W. Craig, Plumbor, Symond-stroet. WANTED, n Cook, Laundress, and 1 Housemaid; a boy kopt,—Apply to Portland House, liubson-strcat. ANTED, a _ood, Steady Workman ; also, a Hoy.—Apply to William Laing, ■ Palutor, K:e., Sheridan-street. WANTED, an Experienced Nursemaid, —Apply to Mrs 11. P. Harbor, York- Btroot, Parnoll, WANTED, two Experienced Carters,— i Apply to W.und O.Winstonß, Custom- i houso-atruut. 1 WANTED, a Stroug Lad for errands and general work.—Aoply to T. E. Kviiiiß, Grocer, Vlctorla-stroot West. t XXJ ANTED, 12 good Pick and Shovel V* Men,—Apply to A. Good, Globe Hotel, Wakollold-etreot. WANTED to _-ui.hn.3c, a anop and Dwelling iv tho Suhurbs ; Karunguhnpo Hoad preferred; also, to Purchase a Rood level Allotment in Suburbs, on a leading thorough, faro.—Address, XYZ, S'l'ak olllce. WANTED, Situation as Daily Gover ness— English, Musio, Drawing. French and German acquired on the Con'inent. Good roforonceß —A W.. Ofllcu of thlß paper. ANTED Known, that William . Katthay's Drapery, Clothing, Muntlo, and Millinery KBtubllsbment will bo oloucd at 5.30 p.m, f-iaturdaya oxcopted), duriug tho winter niontha. \MANTED, a Young Girl for small | VV family, in country; comfortablo homo ' and clothing provided, and -well cared for.—X. , llonrv's HouisTory. ShorMnnd-Htroot. \ WANTED KinOWN, the remaining 6d i and 3d Oleograph Album Scraps uro all ( reduced to Id each picture. Look at tbo beau- t tiful Japanese Antiinacussurs displayed at 111, - Queon-stroot, nnd Brandon House, Parnoll. WANTED, a smart Active Lad for a - Butcher's _hop.—M. Bicarly, Hobeon- 1 street. W~ ANTED KNuWiN, that me Public J can only get Cheap Clotlioa by having 1 them mado of good material.—Try It. Stow, Tailor, Viotoria-stroot, justromovedafowdoora o below his old shop.. 1 ANTED KNOWN.—For Sale, th" J Cutter-Yacht' Edith,'half docked, with punt. Bails, oars, and moorings complete.—For q price apply to John Evans, Pa-nnll Ulbc, WANTED, to Lease, in a good thorough- - faro, sultablo Premises for a Drapery < Business —Address, " 1 iruppr." STAR offi™. WANTED, a Young rcr_ou to assist in a Confectioner's Hhop.—Apply by letter, stating terms and reference, to "Confeo C tlonor," BTAB ofll-Q. a WANTED, by a respectable young man, , an engagement in a Country Store or npon a Farm ; would be willing to givo oblloren tuition. — Address A.X.W., Evening Stab, Auckland. _ WANTED, a steady young man to make a few stops and boxes (picco work—J. C. Peltiam, Laddor and Harrow p Factory, Victoria-street. „ WANTED, a General Sorvant. ; ono " accustomed to washing and ironing and ; general house-work.—Apply to Mrs Peroival, Green Lano. _ ANTED KNOWN, th i Wonderful \ Davis' Sowing Machine can be seen at work overy day, and Saturday nights, at W. C. i Dennes. \\J ANTED, overy Reader of tho Si'AU VI to boo our Advertlßement on tho fourth page—John Leppor &, Sous. WANTED, to give away Trousers. ; Every person ordorlng a Suit for 55a or upwards will rocelvo a present of a pair of Trousers.—J. D. Phillips, Tailor, 170 Queen Btrcet. , WANTED, two Respectable Appren> j ticca to tho Dress and Habit-making: a thorough knowledge of tho business imparted o by a competent instructress.—Apply Mrs Atkln 0 son, opposite Kvitt's, Gunsmith, Upper Queen- i, street. WANTED, tbe Public to remember the ° Cheap Boot Shop, Corner of Quoon stroot _ and Marltot Entrance Inspect tho Goodß. Bargains to-night. WrANTED, Tenders for Building 'Vl Stables and Out-houses at tha Whau, " till FRIDAY, 28th. Plana and Specifications at No. 2 Cotole Villa, Kden Torrace. Lowest or any tendor not necessarily accepted. • K. D. JAMES, r ANTED KNOWN, a 300 - gallon ■ Copper Boilor for Sale, cheap.—Clark & i Gano, Fort-street. g WANTED, Housewives to Buy 21b. tins Californian Honey, Is 3d each; 71b . bags Oatmeal, Is 3d each; 21b tins Golden Syrup, r lOd each: Household Soap, 6 bars for 2a 3d; Cornflour, 6d per lb; Marmalade, 8d per tin ; - New Jams, GJd per tin; Bloater Paste 6d per tin; Best Salt Buttor, 10d per lb; Blackicg 9 Brushes. 2a 6d per Bet; Safety Matchos, lid per V doz.—KEW'S. Victoria and Albort Btrccts. , ANTED, the Ladies to know that f. t McMaster, Queen-street, haa opened, - per Oxford, from London, a largo stock of Mantles.Dreßßoa, Millinery, Hoaioryjand Glovoa - ANTED KNOWiN, tuat D. Goldie is prepared to sell all kinds of Building and other Timbor, including Hardwood, Spokea Felloea, Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower -J Albert-street, near Dock, at the owest caah a prices. Tho timber, being under ye is better than that purohaeed elsewhere ANTED KNOWN, the Greatest g Exhibition of Meohanical Toys to bo . seen in Auckland aro now on view and sale at C. W. Goodson'a. All move by Bteam or clock- J work. An immense aeaoitmont of Gamoa, 1 Puzzlos, Musical Iloxea, Magio Lanternß. &c, a &c, suited for winter evening's amuaements, at _ priceß varying from la to 100a. A Speoimon '. Toy will bo set in motion in the window at each 1 hour from 10 to 5. See it, and then inspeot thorn in tho shop. 111, Qaeon-Btreet. ™ *»/- ANTED KNO WN. a The Auckland Timbor Company havo on hand several Job Lota of Building Materials, J which will be sold as Great Bargains, to make • D room. Also, all descriptions of Timbor, Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, Joinery, Turnory, &c„ at Lowest Fricos. s G. HOLDSHIP, Manago.. \\[ ANTED, the Public to call and in- . TI epoot, or purchase, tho Goods at A. -, MoLeod's New Zealand Local Industry Cash Store and Spring Lath Mattress Factory, City J Mart, 123, Queen-street. They will find that » everything iB marked in plain flguroß, and is tho ? Cheapest in Town. Open from 8 a.m. till 5 p.m., * and on Saturdays till 9 p.m. WANTED KNOWN—At C, W. Good- BOn's Stationery is sold at English prices. Croam-laid Ruled Note, 2d per quiro; good Knvolopes, at 2d por 25; the Kensington and Brunswiok Note, (highly fashionable). Is 6d por 5-qniro packet; Envelopes to match, 3d per 25; l Exquisite Damask Bopp Note, in 6 colours, at Is per quire: Envelopes to match, Is per 25: ° Mourning Note in all borders, 6d per quire, and l Court Envelopes, Gd per paoket; Monogram (2 letters) Note Paper. Cd per qulro, with uonrt a Envelopes to match, Gd per 25. Pass, Exeroiae and Copy Books, Day Books, Lodgera, Journala <• in great variety; Writing Desks, Blotters, En- . velope Caaos, &o.; Birthday Cardß, a beautiful \ assortment; Initial Stamps, for paper or linen marking, from la eaoh; the Croedmoor, Bull -, Uog, and Mule Savings Bank, &0., &o.—lll, £ Qneen-stroot, and Brandon Houbq, Parnell. W 1 ANTED KNOWN, that E. Carr : and Son havo to hand Building Timber in Kauri and Whito Pine, Shingloa, House Blocks, Palings, Posts; Kails, and Firewood in - their Yard, Custom-house.streoS West, opposite and ot Hobson-street. N.B,—The increasing - demand for White Pino has induced them to « orrange for a constant supply. - ANTED KN OWN—Music 1 Music 1 . Music!—W. H. Dampier has jnst 8 imported an immense quantity of superior ( new and standard Pianoforte Music, in- c eluding Italian do., consisting of Songs j ; (Sentimental and Comic), Duets, Operas, Pieces, - ' Lances, &c„ &c. and as ho haa bought It cheap, will sell it all at ono price, viz., ; 6d »>ach, 13 to tho dozen, some of it worth 5a ' each; Catalogues on npplica'ion. .Ladies are requested to handle it carefully. A few Sheets Music, 2 for Id and Id each. The above is so j cheap thero will bo only a trifling reduotion to j. the trade and -rofee-ion.—W. H. DAMPIER, j Wakefleld-strcet, a few yards from the old shop. WANTED KNOWN-An established fact that 111, Queen-street, is the place ' for Noveltieß, combined with Economy, whoro daily may be seen tho Most Brilliant Illumina tion in Auckland. "The Kohinoor," and the "Novel Card Advertiser." All Goods are marked in plain figures. The trado motto, "A nimble sixpence bettor than a slow shilling." An in spection is solicited of tho New Goods, per , Oxford and b.b. Norfolk, just received, com prising the New Patent Knife Cleaner, from 7s 6d; the Patent Wringer, 40s; the Climax Tap, 3b ; the Prize Filter Tap, 3a; the American Songster; the Game of 7, or Jonathan outdone. Is; tho American Wizard, or Electrical and Matrimonial Instructor; tho Bear Hunt; the Duck Shooting; the Agricultural Show Puzzle, 6in 1: the Yankee Toy Knitter; Tom Thumb Printing Press: tbo New Crystaline Waiters, from Is: tho New Indestructible Enamelled Cup, Palls, and Vaee3; Dolls and Doha' Peram bulators; aod a variety of other new and attractive Goods far too varied to enumerate.— Call and inspoct them at 111, Queen-street, and 1 Brandon House, Parnell. *



_o iLer» rilO LET, a Three-roomed Verartdah X Cottage (now); water laid on; colonial oven. Kent, 65.-Mrs Walker, Russell-street, Great North Road. . rinO LET, a Pine Business Shop (new)*, j! and Dwelling-house, with every con- venienco, next J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria street; mi» LET, Two Unfurnished Rooms; I respectable locality, near Karangahapo Koad.—E. White, South-Btreet, Newton. rriO LET, a Two-roomed Cottage, five L minutes walk from the wharf.—Apply J. Finlay. corner of Weßt Queen and Chapel-streets, rpo LET, corner of Franklyn rioad and i. Ponsonby, a Six-roomed House in good order,—H. Partington, Stichbury's Builidogs, Queen-street. TBI OLE T, or Lease for a term, I 2 acres of ground, Buitablo for a wool washer, fellmongery, soap works, or boiling down establishments; a plentiful supply of water; within 2 miles by land or water.—Apply W. Kdgar, Dyer, Wellesley-street. Auckland. r BVJ LET, in High-street, Mrs Harrison's X Storo. lately occupied by Mr Fleming as a Hoot and Shoo Warehouse. Kent, £1 a-week,— Apply to Mr Cromwell, Confectioner, Queen- Btreet. mO LET, in Parnell, good House of 10 X rooruB; every convenience; grand view of harbour. Kent, 21s per week.—W. &J. Erator, Land Agents, Shortland-street. TO LET, three Kooms; rent, 7s. per week.—Apply at Hairdresser's Shop, 78, Victoria-streot. ripo LET, a Four-roomed Cottage with X scullery; good view and order. Also, a Two and Throe-roomed Cottage. Rents low to good tenants.—O. S. Ellis, Howe-street, Karan gahapo Koad. TBIO LET or For Sale, a Six-roomed Cot- X (ago, with good allotment; rent, 12s 6d; water laid on. Also, for Salo, a New iTour roomod Cottage, well finished; 43 feet frontage. Price, £225; terms easy.—S. White, Brighton Road, Parnell. rriO LET, in Waterloo Quadrant, House X of 7 rooms (at preßont occupied by David Hoan, Esq., Nationul Hunk); ga_ aud water; splendid view ot harbour; possession on 15th May.—W. and J. Frator, Land Agents, _hort lonu-street. ffflu LET, with immediate possession, the X Premisea occupied by Mr John Smith, near Howick, where for many yoars ho haß Buccosfifully carried on tho businesß of carrier with a small Grocery Store. Horses, imple ments, and goods in store to bo taken at a valuation. Kent moderate.—For doflnite par ticulars apply to Alfrod Kncklunih D~EVONPOIiT, North Shore.— To Let, handsome newly-built Cottage, close to wharf; also, a good family residence on large allotment. — Oliver Mays, Post Office Storo, Devonport^ cTHuTZnd DWELLING-HOUSE 10 O LET; suitable for tobacconist or chemist; contrally situated.—C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. rr\o LET or FOX SALE, a Six-roomed k liouso, with dotached kitchon. dairy, and Btoro-room, about oight acres of land, and largo Bhcd accommodation; about t-hroo miles from town, on tho Mount Koskill Road.—Apply Pqterson and Co., Lome-streot. mo L E T— THE KOIIUOISA FARM, l-J'ATOI-01, At presont in tho ocoupatlon of Mi John Smith, Apply for full particular- to MR WILLIAM FRANK BUCKLAND, Romuora. Postal addrosß—Box 215, Auckland, For Sale. FOR SALE, Two Gordon Setter Pupa four months' old ; vory cheap.—For par ticulars apply Star Office. mo SPOKTINGMEN.—For Sale, a well I bred Setter Dog, 3 years old, brokon in; also, a braco of Sottor Fups.—Apply S, HoustOD, Blacksmith, Karangahapo Road. ANGAKOO.—FOK SALE, a Young . Tamo Kangaroo, from Australia.—Apply Captain Alexander, on board Clanßman. XHOR SALE, a good Restaurant Business C in an excellent position ; has a well estab lished connection; principals only dealt with.— Apoly for address at this office^ TTIERKET.— For Sale, a well trained Uog X? Ferret.—For price, &c, apply to D. Kvitt, (junsmith, Queen-street. {TOR SALE, Two Irish Setter Pups, (D out of an Imported slut.—Apply W. Hud aon, Parnell. IRON SAFE (seconu-nanaj wantea. — Address caro of C. Williamßon, Land Agent, Vulcan Lano. gjlOlt SALE or LEASE, a good paying IT Butchering business in the suburbs.—For full particulars, apply to Hammond and Byron. 1, Fort-3treet, Auckland. r UK SALE or To Let, the fourth House on the rightof St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby, now in course of completion, containing 8 rooms, with gas, also copper and pump; water laid on, ovory convenience; good view seaward, —Apply on tho premises. liiOß IMMEDIATE SALE-A real H1 Hargain.—2-Btory well-finished Building, divided into two comfortable dwollings 4 and 6 rooms respectively; water laid on, well and pump; every convenience; an allotment 10 x 75; situated in immediate suburbs; only £365.— J. K. Randorson, Land Agent. [IpOK SALE, Farm in the Waikato.—A B^ Compact Little Farm of 27 aores; largo m ark ot garden, and grass paddock; good House and ovory convenience; price, only £210. Also, several other Farms and Land, improved and unimproved, situated in Waikato, Papakura, Pukekoho, New Plymouth, Putuatua, Matakohe Whangarei, Paknrl, Mahurangi, Hokianga, Waiuku, Opotiki, S-0., &c., ranging from lis per acre upwards—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, 74, Queen-street, opposite Bank of (Now Zealand. FOX HALE, Flour Mill, with all machinery complete, and all the latest improvements. This mill is doing a bußincss of from £6000 to £7000 per annum.—Further particulars on appli cation to S. Valle, House and Land Agent, Shortland-street. X»7on CASH, Balance at s%—Superior <* Farm of 157 acres, conveniently situated in one of the best districts, all fenced, in 5 paddocks, and in grass, crop and orchard, all gently undulating land of good quality; House of 6 rooms, with dairy, Btable, sheds, &o, and 32 head of cattle, 2 horses, pigs, dray, farm, implements. &0., &c. Price for the whole, £1100.— S. Vaile, Land and Estate Agent, Short and-3treot. |T1 O R SALE, C 1 Comfortable Dwelling-house of 8 rooms, also, bath-room, scullery, lumber-room, gas. water, tanks, &c, with largo Corner Allotment; conveniently and pleasantly situated, within 15 minutes' walk of the Post-office. S. VAILK. House and Land Agent, Shortland-street. OR SaLE.—Ponsonby, — For Imme diate Sale, nice House, 5 rooms, &c., large garden, allotment with frontage of 110 feet frontage to Graco-streot, Ponsonby; the House 1b well finished, gable ends, bow window, vorandah, and good position; also several Houses, large and small, ranging from £160 up to £1500, in Ponßonby and elsewhere—Full par ticulars from D. F. Kvans, KBtato Agent, 74, Queon-streeet. opposite Bank of New Zealand. TO BREWERS, INVESTORS, AND OTHERS. FOR SALE, the FREEHOLD of a LARGE HOTEL, now doing a good business, recently erected in a populous and rapidly oxtondiug dist-iot,—Apply to Messrs. Samuol Cochrane and Son, or to Messrs. J. M. & J. Mowbray. FOX SALE, Ponsonby, a Choice Little Hstate of nearly five aores, garden, paddock, &c, on which there is erected a good Seven-roomed House, and large pantry and out-buildings. This property is boautifully situated, over looking tho Upper Harbour, In the rapidly rifling suburb of Ponsonby. Terms aa agreed. D. F. EVANS, Estal Agent. 74. (Jueon-street. DjtOK SaLE, Splendid Suburban Resi- X' denoe, with four acres of very good land. FOR SALE, House of seven rooms, wash house, &c., Manukau Road, Parnell; price, low. FOX SALHI, Cheap, a Profitable BußineßS in town; a good chance for a working man with £250 and a slight knowledge of mechanics; tho present proprietor retiring to the oountry. For particulars of the above, apply to J. F. STEWART, House, Land and Commission Agent, Hi-h-street. gJIOR IMMEDIATE Isaui., cneap, and jX? terms easy a comfortable and -well-built Four-roomed Cottage in Stanley-stroet, Newton; also, two good Allotments, corner of Coddering tou and Kepule-strcots, Newton; and a good Seven-roomed House, with every convenience, and Allotment 40 feet frontage to Upper Queen street by a depth ot 156 feet.—Apply to JOHN SOPPET, Land Agent. Fort-street. Til O it. SaLE, CHEAP BUILDING ALLOTMENTS! Cheap Bdildino Allotments ! Commercial Road, £10 per lot; Spring-street, Pomonby, in good position, 20s per foot; Ponsonby Road, 25s per foot; Bayfield, £25 per lot; Wallace-Btreot, 30s per foot: Grace-street, 203 per foot: Milford-streot, 20s per foot; King-street, near Hall, Ponsonby, Corner Building Allotment for £100. King-atreet, near the Hall, Ponsonby, Allotment each 33ft x 37ft frontage. Also, other cheap properties, such as Shop and Dwelling, near Ponsonby Hall, corner lot, for £270. Besides several other pro perties for vale in this rapidly rising suburb. Full particulars from p _ Estate Agent. 74. Queen-street. m(3 INTENDING SETTLERS. FOR SALE, at Matakawa, Hiok's Bay, Sixteed Yeara' Loase of Splondid Run of about 4 019 Acrea, with improvements, consisting of Six-roomed House, Woolshed42xl7; Shearing, Drafting, and Stock Yardß; 400 acres divided by wire fencing into three paddooka, laid down in English grasses, and 1,500 acres buah fenced. All improvements mado within last five years. Yearly rental, £150 Price, £150. Matakawa is easily accessible from Auck land, is one of the lovoliest places on the coaßt, and is the key to an unlimited tract oi country, which may be addon if purchaser wishes, and is a bargain well worthy the attention of in tending sottlers. Apply to HUTCHINSON & GORDON, Queen-street. S PARTRIDGE, Coal, Coke, and • Firewood Merchant, &o„ Victoria-street East.—Wanted, to Bay a good Horse, Cart, and ' Harness, and small Weighing Machine,



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AT 10 A.M. —. " , . Banlsruntoy Notices. A m / ™. q&ti__t£xP -_ZSSfflE__--K «__■ • __i_ if T n THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW 1 ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. mn __ IN BANKRUPTCY. i n the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors » Aot,lß76,"an_ of the several amendments thereto, and of the Bankrnptoy of __unu_-0_ OosQBAVB, a Debtor. This In to notify that Laurence Cosgravo of Hoton Street to the OitFof Auckland", In the ProvhToial Di-triot of Auckland in the Colony 0 f n bw Zealand Hotelkeeper, has this day filed 9 statement that The is unable to meet his en __Sm_nt_ with his creditors. The first meeting of ?r_ditora to ba held at the Supremo Court SSSTaSjSJS. Sn Friday theP29th day Of Anril 1881 at 12 o'clock noon. ACed at Auoklaid this 22nd day of April, -iQQf iool' t,a<s TW v ' <*. VV%BASLWY. 1 Deputy Registrar. CONNBLL & COOPER, Vuloan Lane, Auckland, Solicitors for Debtor. . _____________ - - ■ Stove ana Oven maKer. — '" mHE BEST NEW YEAR PRESENT ± you can make ia one of TTERBERT IT SMITH'S XX XX. KJ IMPROVED NEW ZEALAND ECLIPSE WROUGHT-IKON COTTAGE RANGES. jjyg pER CENT DISCOUNT ALLOWED OFF ALL PURCHASES THIS WEEK. BEWABK OF IMITATIONS a .i_iiinii--_m—«w - /h.w. smithS ri « * 3 H f g : WHAT THE PERSONS WHO HAVE THEM IN USE SAY! •• To Mr H. H. Smith: , , _ The ranges whloh I purchased of you havo been found to give every satisfaction. "J. HAUDAY. Epsom, August 10th 1880. Now Plymouth, Oct. 25,1878. MrH H Smith' Sir,-I have had ono of your Patent Portahle Ovena in use for some years, and find it has fuUy borne out the merits you claimed for it, viZi> portability, economy, aud facility of heat- i nK . imuohpreferittoeithorafixedovonora noavy cast iron one. Pleaee send me one ol yonr Improved Portable Side Ovens, largest sizo. The side oponing for tho fire is, I think, a greatimprovement Yours very truly ° " 11. S.&KBKT. agnj sold on the Dkfi_bbed Paymbn, AUCKLAND IRON WORKS, dueham-stbbet.



Public Notices. UNITED GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). A Call of Sixpence per Share on thei Com pany's Capital has this day been made by tho jjirectors. payable on WEDNESDAY, the 11th. day of May, 1881, to tho Manager at the Com pany's Office, No. 11, New Zealand Insurance. Company's Bulldingß, Auckland. Auckland, 11th April, 1881. D. G. MACDONNELL, 1 Manager, m 11 A N X X I beg to return my grateful thanfcs to those friend-who assisted me during tho late fire. I also Wish to intimate that my business wffl be carried on at the back of the old place, fronting Lome-street, W. PATERSoN, Grain and Produce Dkaleb. r> o W L I N G SALOON. W. PORTER begTtT-miounco to his friends general public will roll up. a UCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. The Trustees are prepared to advance Mope* on Freehold Securities, In Bnmß.ffJ?"_*S. T iS £5 000 Mortgages can bo redeemed by quarterly tastalments. Applications for Loans to he Bent _ by SATURDAY, tho 30th instant. B. CAMERON, Manager. "a UCKLAND GAS COMPANY J\P (LIMITED). All Accounts now duo for Gas god Coke, which remain unpaid at 4 p.m. on MONDAY nex£the 25tlTinstant, will become payable in foil, without discount. b> pARSONSi Secretary. Tfl" ° 1 l ° E' T. B. HILL takes this opportunity of return ing his sincere thanks to all his friends, old customers, and the public to general for^t favours, and to inform them that he has Reaumea PHARMACY AND e G h E o NKRAL MEDICAL Opposite the Theatre Royal, Queen-street. rj" O G " P 0 U » D- Notice ia hereby given that Four Dogs of various descriptions have been Impounded, and wlllb- De-Sly edit not redeemed by payment of all fines and charges on or before noonot MONDAY, 25th April, at 2 p.m. GEORGE GOLDIE, Registrar, City Council Office, April 23,188 L CH A L_JL ewg c' *L the owner of the yacht Martin Swallow, do accept the Challenge from John Aiigelo. MoWattheKailway TerminusHote^ Auckland, April 23,1881. TVn_TsHAYLir GEORGE begs to JML inform tho residents of Ponsonby and its vicinity that, pending the building of her own house in the Ponsonby Road, she has been compelled by the sale of her former residence to Remove to two ICottagea in ungland-Btreet, S mk of the School wiU be earned on until her own new school-room is completed.- April 23,188 L SATISFACTION foe youk SHILLING IF YOU TEY A TIN OF WILSON'S EXCELSIOR BAKINGPOWDER, As Manufactured by F. Goodwin. Test it with any other at moro money, and in th H future you will buy Wilson'e. It only needs to be known to ensureW sale. It is a flraWjloss article at a reasonable price. Sold by most Grocora: half-pound tins, Is; larger tins. Is 3d. Wholesale by F. Goodwin near Soap-works. Parnell. Ali beral profit to Grooerfl. LADIES are invited to inspect my Stock of Millinery before purchasing elsewhere. Ladies' Trimmed Hata, from 6s 6d; Children a do, from la 91; Frillings, from 2d ;: Wbton* Flowers &c, at low prices; Children -Strong Laceßoow, 7to 13, from-8 6d.-Mrs. Whitehead, Milliner, Newton. _^____ pONSONBY HIGHWAY DISTRICT, ELECTION OF AUDITORS. " Under the Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876." EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. Owing to the resignation of Messrs Jenkins and Wood, it is hereby notified that an Election of two persons as Auditors of Accounts of the Ponsonby Highway District Board will be held at the Fensonby Hall, on SATURDAY the 30 h day of April next. Nominations in writing WiU hn receivod by me at the Baid Ponßonby Hall before noon ot MONUAY, the 25th day of April MXt* W. MoKINSTRY, Returning Ofllcer. Ponsonby. 16th April, 1881. ~vr 0 T I C E. H. PENZHOLZ, JEWELLER, VICTOBIA-STKEET, Is Relinquishing Business in Auokland, with the intention of opening in Hamilton East in the same fine of business. Customers are requested to call for their Watches and Jewellery left for repairing. All accounts have to be settled by Ist May next Vr oTI 08. NOTICE. L H. GREEN begs respectfully to Inform the Public of Auckland that he has for Salethis Planting Season, a Healthy Stock of Fruit Trees Shelter and Ornamental Trees, and Shrubs. Gardens and Pleasure Grounds Laid Out and Planted. All orders left at my Plant Stall, No. 5, City Market, will meet with prompt attention; or at Lilydale Nursery, One- Tree Hill. J WILLIAMS, Tailor, will Open his • NEW SHOP in Victoria-street, on SATURDAY next, A Great Assortment of Tweeds. WHY Drink Impure Water when you can get Invercargill Sparkling Bitter Ale at White's. Bottler, Fort-street. THE SINGBULLI AND MURMAH TEA CO. (LIMITED), DARJEELING.) Received the Highest Awards of Merit for their Teas at the Melbourne International Exhibition, 1880-81. The undersigned thanks his increasing patrons for their continued confidence and patronage, and has much pleasure in being able to inform them that he has received a Bhipment of the above Company's Darjeeling Pekoe SouchoDg Teas. In the cup thoy are rich, Btrong, and fragrant, and fit for the most delicate palate. Price, pure, 2s lOd per lb. FREDK. WHITEHEAD, Tea Importer, Terms Cash. Victoria-street. *_>-_ fK TO £1000 LENT on Building 3& JL \J Sooiety principles, or on other term a to suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. See List of Properties for sale on fourth page. Six per cent allowed on money deposited for investment. —C. Williamson, Land, EBtate and Financial Atrent, Vulcan Lane. pHINA, GLASS, AND J^arthenwar}^ BEST AND CBEAPEST ASSORTMENT IN NEW ZEALAND, G. BBOW.XTING, (LATE J, B. FRANCIS), 225, QUEEN - STREET. pHOICE NEW SEASONS' TE ASI E ASI SIX POUND BOXES 13 S. 6 D. EACH. REW'S, EEW'S, Victoria-street. Vict ria-street. T& H. COOKE, 67, QUEEN-STREET, have . on sale one of the Largest Stookb of Furnitorb and BkddinQ in the Colony. & H. COOKE, 67, QUEEN-STRKKT, have • just opened some New Pat tenia in Tapestby and Brussels Carpets. T& H. COOKE, 67. QUEKN-STRKET, em , ploying Machinery in their Manufactory, are able to supply Furniture at lowest ratbb. T~ &HTcOOKEr67, QUBEN-STREET, have • on sale a large assortment of Cane skated Chairs, KDglißh, American, and Aus-. trian Bentwood. & H, COOKE, 67, QUEEN-STREET, have • lately received a shipment ot Superior Gilt Chimney Glasses. T& H. COOKE, 67 . guarantee the joAiity of all Beds, Mattresses, Boletors, and Pillows sold at their Establishment. T& H. COOKE, 67. QUKEN-STREKT. . Deliver all Goods free of charge within a radius of three miles. &HTcOOKE. 67. UUKEN-STRKET, givo . a DISCOUNT of FIVE PEK CENT, for CASH oft all FURNITURE and BEDDING at timo of order or delivorvof Goods. DUKE I ASSAM mEA, W. S. COLLINS/ [ PARNELL TEA AND COFFEE WARE HOUSE AND FAMILY GROCERY, PARNELL.