"MEG'S DIVERSION" IN THE CHORAL MALL.

TO-MOKEOW (Thursday) evening tho grand amateur performance of this smartly written comedy takes place. The comedy will be preceded by an original farce, entitled " Borrowed Flames," whish will be a relish for the more substantial fare which is to follow. "Meg's Diversion" has proved a great success in London at the Royalty Theatre, and is now being played to crowded homes. The piece is admirably adapted to amateurs ; none of the charac ters, with the exception of "Meg" and "Jasper," though well drawn, having any thing very difficult in them. This evening a full dress rehearsal is to take place on the stage, so that everything ought to go " as merry as a marriage boll" to-morrow.

STREET ACCIDENT.

A VERANDAH KNOCKED DOWN,

At about three minutes past twelve to-day, a terrific crash was heard in Queen-street, in the vicinity of Powell's Dining-rooms. In a few seconds a cr»wd of persona had gathered, and were astounded to find the large verandah belonging to Mr T. Powell's Dining Rooms fallen to the ground and smashed to pieces. The imme diate cause was the boltiDg of a horse and Bpring-dray belonging to Kichard JKckley, late in the employ of Mr L. W. Eaton, and ooly just started for himself. The vehicle was tn tho stand, and the horse was feed ing, when it lost its winkers and became restless and bolted, coming into contact with the iron posts of the vorandah, and thus at onco carrying away the whole afFair. It was mtst fortunate that no person was underneath it at the time of the accident, or they most assuredly must have been killed or severely injured. Strange to say, there were workmen all the morning mending the si one pavement under the verandah, and had just left for dinner. These must feel that they had a most miraculous escape. - It ia a matter for con gratulation that, considering the largo number of persons continually coming and going, none were under at- the time of the catastrophe.

SUPREME COURT.—This Day.

IN BANCO.

(Before H. C. Brewer, Esq., Registrar.)

Be Joiin Uncles (a debtor.) — Mr George moved for the discharge of this debtor.—Mr Hesketh appeared for the petitioning creditors.—Adjourned till the first sitting after the return of His Honor, the Judge, from the South. Ko Thomas Wallace Gibbons (a debtor,) —Mr Brookfield moved for an order of discharge, which was grunted.

Be George Edwin alderton (a debtor.)—Mr U. F. Buddie |moved for an order of discharge,—Granted.

This was all the business,

THE CRITIC'S REPLY.

(To tho Editor.

Sib,—Kindly allow mo a fowvvordg In reply to Mr Laishley's lottor in your Friday's issue. I cannot help rcgardine it as an attempt to drag a red herring across the trail of tho question on which we nre really at issue by raising a dlicua sion on a purely grammatical point. Even here, however, I am prepared to moot Mr Laishley. I can hardly believo him so dense as to have accepted my words quoted by him as an admission that men can act corruptly from disinterested motives. If ho be really in such perilous need of tho proverbial trepanning, I must add, whenever I next make a jokß for his benefit, "This is meant sarkastic." I shall now be anxiously on tho watch for him to '"show logically" that it is possible to act corruptly from disinterested motives. I hope, however, that he will not take it as another reflection on him, if I chargo him with pleonasm again, in the words " show logically. May I add, at tho risk of my own words boing agiin misinter preted, that perhaps ho is sn far superior to other mon that he can show things illogically. Now lot me deal with a matter personal to myself. When I first heard of Mr Laishley's letter, I oonolnded that he had written to deny tho intention of insult by his motion. It now appears that I did not know my man, and that one, at least, of his objects in writing was to accuse mo of being directly interested in tho question.o Allow me to give a direct and un qualified contradiction to this assertion, about tho good taste of which I need hardly express an opinion. My interest in the matter la simply that of any other Intelligent citizen. Another word ,on Mr LaUhley's grammar, which appears to bo a sore point with him. I see that he now speaks of interested persons, no longer of interested motives. I congratulate him on having dis covered the absurdity of tho latter phrase, With an a«ology for intruding on your valuable Emce-I remain ,sir, yorrs faithfully, The Writer op ihe Article in the "Herald."

PERSECUTION OF JEWS IS RUSSIA.

SPEECH BY MR F. LARKINS,

THB following is our report of the speech delivered by Mr F. Larkins in moving the third resolution at the meeting held on Monday evening to express indignation at the cruelties perpetrated upon the Jews in Russia :—

We are here to sympathise with our suffering Jewish brethren an whom the Russian popu lace ban come down like the wolf on tho fold. Th 9 details o! Hebrew wrongs In that northern empire are too awfnl for more than reference The Jews of Russia hive borne and are still bearing a wel«ht of blind fary and (cruelty scaroely paralleled.; there's no resting place for Israol In the empire of the Cz w. It Is to the honour of the Imperial and Royal Masters of Germany tint they bavn dlsoooragod the Jew-hatred rising in their dominions. The Kmperor of Russia seems powerless or unwilling to protect his Jewish Bubjtots. From every civilised heart, from evory Christian, evry English breast, there Boea up tha ory, "Lord how loag shall the enemy triumph. Is thlslthe 18th century, or are wo hurled back to the 12th? Are rick enlne cruel ties to be repeated like those under Titus and Vespasian, at the slogs of Jerusalem 1 Cnwltles equal to those of the Roman Amphi theatre, or the PieSmonteso valleys are enacted at this d»y. "0, weep for her who wept by Babel's stream, whose homes are desolate, whose land a dream." In Kiwsla, " wb.eroflhall Israel lavo her bleeding fact?" " The wild dove hath her nrac, the fox his cave, mankind their country, Israel but the grave." Happily, Sir, tbla Is not true in the British dominions. Ladles and gentlemen, who are the Jews? They an man ot oonspiouous loyalty everywhere, and an antiquity so high that nearly JOVO years agon prophet sold, "Cursed be everyone that curseththee; blesaedba everyone that blOßseth thee." It was said by a Hebrew of tho Hebrews '•to thsmlbelong the adoption and the glory and theoovenantu, of whoni, aalooHoerninathefloßb, Christ came."' Does it not humiliate us, Mr Mayor, that in any part of Christendom, there •hould be a savage hatred to the descendant of Abraham, of David, and the Prophets. The Jaws are in fact "half-brothers" with us in the common f«dth, aad so must have our sym pathy, espeoially when th#! suffer. With them we read and enforce the mural law of Moses; with them we sing the psalms of David. For them, as for us, tho Lord Jehovah is our strength and song. Bat if they were Infidels, Heretics, or Atheists, or enemies to all creeds, even then we have no right to maltreat, to per secute, to vilify the Jewa. They are seldom among our criminals, seldom or never among our mendicants and paupers, nor among rebels against law and order. In the German army tiey fought with a bravery and discipline which could not be exoelled. In oommerce they are our equals.arm" in finance they are king:). On tbemere ground of humanity the Jews ate real brothers and and sisters, and we protest with all our might against the Ku9Btan atrocities. Granted that among them in Russia, there may be trlok stera. soulless usurers, extortioners, swindlers, thieves, such blaot sheep are not uncommon among the so-called Christiana with whom they live. Therefore we protest against the bloody tragedy now enaot»d upon tneir de fenoeless homes and persons Id Russia. Let Christians imitate their oleverness and avoid their faults. To Ret the blind altlo of men like Rothsohlld or his countrymen may be a hopoloia task, but to rob, murder, and insult tha Jews for being sharper than themselves is the nerfeotlon of national meanness in the Kussian Empire, and will assuredly send that nation back' for two hundred years, both in a a public and social sense. When Louis IT. exiled subjects whom he called heretics, they oame to England, and in that s ifo retreat for the oppressed of all natlona, peoples, and tongae*. they worked for the good of their families and Great Britain herself. So let it be with Russia, Let the Jews who are mechanic, artificers, or anything else, turn their baokp upon that Tarter Empire; let Jews everywhere assist them to leave that Kgyptian bondage of the North; let Christians subscribe so that then deliverance shall be rapid and complete; B : g todwUlwWive them with thoarmsof Christian friendsrlpTthey shall work or rest In peaco where they choose, none making chem a'jald; and woe be to the man who in Great Britain shall molest them. Tbe degenerate Christianity of teKastern Church has allowed them to be treated with scandalous cruelty, about which. Me Mayor, we can scarcely trust our tongues lest they should corsei the jealous persecutors. Rather would we join in thatpwer bo well known to us: Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do. The deluded populace of Buppia may hound the Israelites aw&y from their so-oallol Holy Empire, but with them they will exile a great deal mo re than the mere persons of the Jew. They will exile the oleverness and wealth ot the Jews, and we only reoommend a fair raprlsal and just punishment for Russia if we advise every Jewish money-lender, finanoier, and capitalist to drain that infatuated nation of all wealth belonging to Jews, then the Exodus may be complete^ and oreate a solitude which that effeta nation shall call pence; If it wore possible, Mr Mayor, ladies ami gen tlemen, to realise thohnrrorn through wbioh our Jewish brethren and sisters have pasancl. our tongues would falter or grow unkind. When we roalico the desolate homes, tho rulnodhopes. the dishonoured families, our hearts send up a strong protest to heaven. O for gigantic power able to stop the persecution of the Jews in Russia by a threat of ths Knglish valour and the EngHih guns. But we trust, Mr Mayor, th&i the protest of all tha Christian world. Inolnding ourselves tn Auckland, may Btay the progress of barbaric cruelty, and help the Russian Hebrews to escape.

CLUE TO THE DUBLIN ASSASSINS.

A MAN ARRESTED.

LONDON,

May 9 (evening),

The police have arrested in Dublin a cab. man who is believed to have been employed by the Phoenix Park assassins, and it is sup posed that a clue to the murderers has been obtained. Mr. Trevelyan Appointed Cliief Secretary. It is announced that George Otto Trevelyan, Secretary to the Admiralty, has been appointed Cliief Secretary for Ireland, but without a seat in the Cabinet.. A Contradiction. The statement circulated yesterday that the Lord Mayor of London has been requested to summon a public meeting with the object of petitioning the Queen to dissolve Parliamen is authoritatively denied.

fGeo. Otto Trevelyan, M.P., ia a son of Sir C. E. Trevelyan, Baronet, of Leice.tershire, and a nephew of Lord Macaulay. Ho took office with Mr Glad stone in 1868 as Civ. Lord of the Ad miralty, but resigned in 1870, on a point ofconsciet.ee, connected with tha Govern raent Education Bill. He took ofhee aS on the return of bU party to power, and has held it since. Mr Trevelyan m the biographer of his famous uncle, and is highly esteemed, U o was born in 1833. ]

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

COROMANDEL, this day.

LIEUTENANT ZURN.

The search parties have all returned without finding any trace of Lieutenant Zurn. The weather is fearfnl, and it is very difficult to get through the bush. It 16 now "four days since he left Mr Luk s store. The "search parties will stnrt out again to day.

RUSaELL, this day.

Tho Rotomahann sails at 4 p.m. Passen gers for Wellington : Hon. H, Williams, Miss Busby. For Auckland. : Messrs Sidney, Williams, Hill, F. Ford, W. Brown, Duke, Brooking, Miss Williams, and'others. The Oreti arrived this morning, and went up to coal.

WELLINGTON, this day.

BUKGLARY.

A burglary was committed at E/ight's Prince's Hotel early this morning. En trance was effected through a window, and 3 pound notes wcro taken from a cash-box, Nothing else was disturbed. There is no cine to the burglar. An enquiry will be held to-morrow into the recent fire at Chew's buildings. The College Governors havo decided to wait on the Government, and aßk them for a sum of money, for the purpose of erecting a new wing to tho College, besides establishing a Girls' High school on similar principles to those In other cities.

DUB ED IN, this day. A cottage in Hanover-street, occupied by John Marshall, carpenter, was diicovered to be on fire last night The family were all about, and the whole circumstances point to a clear case of incendiarism. The proporty is insured for £100 under value. Onfv trifling damage was done. 'CHAIRMANSHIP OF COMMITTEE, * I can positively state that Mr Fulton de clines nomination for Chairman of Com. mitteea.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

May 10. Bank Of N.Z.-Buyers. £33 N.Z. Insurance-798 : buyers, 78s; sellsrs, SOi Union Insurance—Buy*rß, 23s IV.Z. Loan and Mercantile— Buyers, 65 17s 8d Auckland Baa- Buyers. fiiOsa; sellers, J3loloa Union Sash and Door-£8 ss; buyers, £8 Auckland Timber-Bnyers, ,86 Us Coromsndel 8.3. Co.—Buyers, 14»: sellers. 168 Acoldont Insurance—Buyers, 3a 9d Mo«nata:a-I—Us 3d; bnyers, 13s North Devon- Buyers, Is Golden Calf-33, 3a U ; buyers, 8s SouthemCroßS-lSa, 17s9d, lfto; sellers, 17a JOSEPH NKWMAN, Chairman.

LAUNCH OF THE NEW SCHOONER.

A number of gentlemen interested in the development of the Island trade met thi 8 morning at Messrs Sims and Brown's ship building yard to witness the launch of the Fairy Queen, schooner, a vessel of 50 ton 8 register, built to the,' order of Captain Gar raway and othereentlemen. The launch was highly successful, the customary bottle of champagne being broken by Mrs Qarraway. Judging from generalappearance,tho vessol will be a credit to the port, and will add to the well-known reputation of her buildors. After the launch, the gentlemen and ladies present were invited by the bnilders to partake of a cold collection. The health of -Captain Garraway and success to the vessel was proposed and responded to. Other toasts were nonoured including the "Health of Mr Joseph Craig," one of the owners of the vessel. Mr Craig, in responding, «aid that he was very thankful for the mention of his name. During, his career in Auckland he baa always done his best to help those who helped themselves, and though not always successful, he beat helped the development of the improvement of the commence of Auckland by assisting in his endeavours the development of the Island trade. The vessel is expected to be ready fot sea in a week or 10 days; Captain Garraway taking charge.

Messrs C. F. Bourne, M.A. (headmaster of Grammar ScJ.ool), McArthur, M.A., L.L.B. (principal of the Training College), and Neil Heath (headmaster of the Ghls' High School), have kindly consented to act as fudges of the literary productions which are expected from the competitors for the prize of £5 which Mr Abbot has offered for the boat inaugural poetic address written or recital at the opening of the new Opera House, on the 23rd instant. Considerable nterest is manifested ia the affair, and quite a number of local rhymsters are said to be preparing for the great event. A concert and limelight exhibition took place at Northcote on Monday evening last, and notwithstanding the extreme incle mency of the weather, was well attended. Mr W. F. Hammond, who acted aa chair man, explained that the object of the enter, tainment was the augmentation of the Organ Fund of the local church. A series of most interesting photographß, comprising the chief towns of Holland and Belgium, and a portion of the course of the Rhine, were then shtwn by the oxy-hydrogen limelight. Mr Bartley's string band, having kindly volunteered its services, played appropriate accompani ments, and Mr Dennes supplemented each view with graphic description, The vocal portion of the concert was given at intervals throughout the evening, and met with vociferous applause. The Key. F. Q. Evans moved a vote of thanks to those who had given their kind help to the entertain ment, which was carried by acclamation. At tha request of Mr Davidson, who has been most energetic in carrying on tho collection of subscriptions in aid of the Widow Lee, we publish herewith the amounts received on the various lists issued: —W. M. Davidson, £23 2s; — Harvey (at Oxley's) £12 11s 6d: J. F, Hynes, £3 10s: H. Hamilton (at A. Clark and Sons), £4 8s 6d; — Carlile (Union 8. and D. Co.), £2 13s; — Lynch (King's Arms Hotel), 10s; Jackson, £3 2*; Albert Hotel, £1 Is Oil; Union Bank of Australia, £3 13s 6<l; W. C. Porter, 4s 6d : National Bank, £1 17s 6d; Bank of New South Wales, £6 ; Colonial Bank, £2 Is ; Mrs Kidd (Commercial Hotel), £8 Is 6d ; City Council offices, 17s 6d ; Hulme, Waikato, £1; Working Men's Club, £35 3s 6d; Star Office, £18 18s; " Herald " Office, £2 10a. Total, £131 6s 3d. The lists, together with the Savings . Bank book, can be seen at this office. The concert fund will be stated when the tickets are checked and accounts closed, and then Mr W, Or. iWheeler will appoint a com mittee' of gentleman to act as trustees; In the meantime Mrs Lee desires to express her heartfelt gratitude to those who gave help at the concert Jand especially to Mrs Wallis, for the trouble and expense she put herßelt to in order to prepare the Athen eeum for the entertainment. It is said on good authority that the Duke and Dnchess of Edinburgh have composed an operetta. The scene is laid in. a Russian village, the plot is by the Ducliees, the music by her husband; on fat that both ata really good.

FAMINE AT LYELL.

Not a Cwt. of Flour Left.

LYELL, this day. OWING to the floods and the consequent isolation from communication with the sea board in which Lyell has been during the past twenty days, the people are reduced to a condition bordering on famine, not a cwt. of flour being available. A public meeting was held last night, at which a resolution was carried strongly condemning the admin istration for delay in the construction of the bridge at Mangahua Junction, where the trams are continuously stuck up. Tbis is regarded as the indirect cause of the famine.

LATEST CABLES.

MELBOURNE, this day. Sailed, last evening, the s.s. Botorua for the Bluff.

ADELAIDE, this day, NEW ZEALAND COAL.

The South Australian Government have favourably received a request that it should use New Zealand coal from the Westport mines.

Latest Shipping.

Arbivals (To-day). Stag, barque, Thow, from Bydney Sanoy Kato, sohoonor, Lowla. from Russell Griffin, schooner, Bishop, from Kussoll

AKRIVAIi OF THK STAG. The barque Stag, wnloh was beating up tho harbour when wo w«nt to press, is from Sydney, and has on board a conalKnmont of general merchandise consigned to Messrs Stone Bros.

After a wedding-party had nesonibled in a church at Bloomington, HI, the father of the girl offered her £100 it she would back out. She took the money, remained at home, and Bent word to the minister to dis. miis the assembly.

Mr Gladstone has recently expressed the strongest desire to see Mr Goldwin Smith ia Parliament. In all probability he will be brought forward as a Ministerial candi date on the first available opportunity in Ireland.

Haters of the Chines* at El Paso, Texas, raised money to defend a woman who bad shot a saucy Chinaman,and after seeing her acquitted, presented her with a silver cup. According to a French superstition, a young girl who wishes to know the name of her future husband must, on coming from midnight mass on Christmas Eve, give an alms to the first male beggar sho meets, and ask him his Christian name. Her future husband will bear tho same name.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY, MAY ICJ



A man named Alexander Louis Meldram was committed to tho Lunatip Asylam this afternoon, after examination by tho Real, dent Magistrate and two medical men.



Bankruptcy notices. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1870." and of tho several Aota amending the sama, and of tho Uank ruptoy of John Joseph Pooi.by, of O'Nolll'fltroot, fonsonby. aearthe Olty of Auckland, Ballder, a Debtor. Notice ta hereby Riven that at the First Meet ing ot tho Creditors of the said John Joseph Pooley, held at tho Buildings of the Supremo Vauit Houao, Auckland, tbia day.at the hour ot 11 o'olook In the forenoon, Thomas Maoffarlsno, Kiq., of Auckland, Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, was elected the Creditors Trustee of the property ot the said Debtor, and that the Bald Thomas Macffarlano has Bfßnlfled to the Registrar, in writing, his acooptanoe ol the Trusteeship. Dated at Auckland, this 10th day of May, 1083, G, W. BABLKY, D»puty Registrar, Me°hieum Russsrx, Drvor*. and Cooi'hb, Hhortlond-atroet, Auckland, Solicitors for the Debtor. Booth ana onoes TpKLARGEMENT OJf PREMISES. JL r\ "DROOKKB, Blue Boot, (Jueen-strket, Having Enlarged hla Premises, has now opened up an immense Stock of MKNa. WOMKN'9, AND CIIILDRKN'B BOOTS AND BHOBS, All of whloh are New and Weu, absohtkd Goods, a Special Room Has been neatly fitted up for Ladles, whloh la Strictly Private. 0. BROOKBS Has Accommodation to suit all olamca, and will do lila beat to Rive them Good Value for their Money. W Note the Address— r\ DROOKEB, BLUE BOOT, Opposite Garliok avd übanwbll'B. T3OPTSI T>OOTS ! OOOTB ! JUBT OPENED FRKBH BHIPMKNTB, Ex Bhlp Oxford and ».». Sorata, Comprising— LADIKB" E.S. BOOTS and SHOES, and a Well-assorted Stock of Button Boots of every description. CHILDREN'S K.S. BOOTS, Shoes, and Button Boots. In Glace, Goatskin, Calf. Kid. Glaoe Kid, Blue Cloth and Brown Cloth, in aU Strath QENTS' OLUMFBD K.H. BOOTS, Watertlghts with clnrap solos; aluo, Lace and E.S. Boots with oork soles, the beet articles that can be had to keep out damp and water besides; a well assorted stock of dents' Light Boots. Note the Address CTTTEBTPFAHL, • t V Opposite Haymarket rtiblications. WILL BE ISSUED ON SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1882, "THE TE AROEA MAIL," A Full-sized Weekly Newspaper, devoted to Literature and the amusement of the masses. Its Columns— eschewing the more dry paths of Politics and big gooaeberrlos-wlll be filled with Amuting Stories cad Sketches, Literary and Soleniiflo Extracts. &c, whloh, with the News o( the Week in brief and Leaderettes on Social lopies, will give it a ujoal Zest. It will also supply the Latest and Moat Reliable News from Te Arona, Ohinemnrl, and Thanes Gold field Diatriote. TO ADVERTISERS. mr It will offer a Cheap Medium of Com munication with the Publio of Te Aroha and surrounding district*, as the olrematton will be such as to warrant the advertisers of the Thames; Waikato, Auckland, and elsewhere gi ring It their hearty support. PRIOE: TWOPENCE (2d), from Runners everywhere, or 10s per annum, sent tv ar>y address by Post or Runner, Advartißomontß and Supsorlptlona rooelrod by Messrs Ingrain and Co., Hoffmann's Bnlld -1 airs; Mr L. Melhose, Thames; or "\y t "^T ILKINSO N, Propriktoe. Thames. May 8,1582. Meetlnsrs. A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETHSG of the Builders and Contractor*' Assools tlon will be held on THURSDAY EVENING, at 8 o'olook. at the South British Buildings. Kvery member particularly requested to attend, as the business is of great importance. THOMAS CONSTABLE. Aotlng Soorotary l 10.G.T.-SPECIaL NOTICE. - The • Vlotorla Lodge, Newmarket, will not hold its Weekly Session on Thursday, May 11th, in order to allow the members to attend the Star of Newton Festival.—John Robertson, W.C.T., t. Page, W.B. THE HEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the New Zealand Sblpolng Company (Limited) will be held at the Offices of the Company. Hereford-street, Christohuroh, on TUaSDAY. the 23rd day of May next, at 12 o'clock noon, when a Special Resolution will be proposed authorising an lnorease of the capital of the Company. Dated this second day of May, 1882. Br order of the Board of Directors. ISAAC GIBBS, Aetlng-Hooretary, TVrOKTHERN STEAMSHIP COM- J3J PANY (Limited). The Anmjal Meeting of Shareholders of the above Company will be held in the Company a Office, Qneen-Btreet, on MONDAY, May 15, at 'Business :-To reoelve the Report of the Dlreotors tor the year ending March 31, 1882, to Bleot Directors for the ensuing year, and for acv other business that may be brought before the meeting. 4S"The Transfer Books of this Company will be cloßoft from May 8 to May 15, both days Inoliuuve. GKO . BR OWNING. Becretary.



Wanted. WANTED, a respectable girl as genert Borvant, also a nurso glrl.^-Apply, Ml Johnston, Union Bakery, Parnell. ANTED, an Brrand Boy.—Apply t \V. C. Dennes. Sewing Maohlno Depo Queen-street. _____ WANTED, Boy for the Kitchen.- Apply Albert Hotel. ANTED, a Clicker, and an'Appreii tice to tbe Maohlne.—Cartwright an Carthow, Boot Upper Manufacturers. Qrey-st. WANTED, a Useful Girl, to assist ii housework.—Apply to Mrs Douglaf Roßenhelm. Ponsonby. ■ WANTED, a respectable Youth, t> Milk and make himielf generaU; uaeful.-Apply to Major George. Kpaom. AN I ED, two Respectable Younj Men as boarders. Terms moderate- Apply to Mrs Kemble. Vlnoent-street, next ti Dr McDonald, south. WANTED, a Good Housemaid,- Apply Shakespeare Hotel, Wyndham street. WANTBD, Machinists, also Machin Ist Apprrntioes. also Clicker Appren tlOßS.—Youag Bros., Durham-street. WANTED, a Young Man or Youtl aoouatomoil to tho butohering.—Appll to W. Palmer. Bqtcaer. Pltt-atreet. \\ AiNTED, 200 weii-eaucated Boys. V* with good address, and no lmpudonce to distribute 10,000 hand bills of particulars o: Marvellous Bargains at Brennan's Anoklanc House, Viotoria-street, next Holdsworthi Cheap Boot Bhop. WANTED, two Good Drivers at once. Apply to Qeo. Wilson. Nelson-street. ANTED, a Retoucher, one who cau work In blaok and whlto preferrod ; none but flrst-oiass hands noei apply.—Olari Hros., Pnotographor.uneen-street. ANTED, a Machinist ; one ac~ ouptomed to the umbrella making.- Apply to J. Williams, Wyndham-street, opposite Btau offloe. ANTKD, a Smart Lad to look attei Buggy and two horses.—Apply thlt offloe. ANTED, a Female Cook.—Apply Groyhonnd Hotel at onco. ANTED, an experienced Dressmakei for Gisborne.—Apply to Mr Campbell, at Wm. MoArthnr &: Cog. ANTED, a First-class Dressmaker. E. T. Horbert. Draper, Qooen-streot, next Mr Wright's, Oonfeotloner. ANTED, a smart Youth for an office at Gisborne.—Application In applicant's own writing to Box No. 0, G.P.O. WANTED, Three Men to pull down an old house,-Apply first store past Mount Eden Tollgate. between 6 and 8 p.m. **/ ANTED, two good Assistant Dresa- V » makers; also one good Mantle-hand.— Milne & Ohoyoo. 1»; |A NTE D, Smart Lad. — Apply, V» Randell & Angus, Plumbers, New market. ] WANTED, a thorough ftood Servant; must understand cooking.—Apply Mrs Dalton. Panama Houbo. Symonds-stroot WANTKD, a Lad to drive Spring-cart and mako himself generally useful.— Apply to G. Kent, Nowmarket. \\l ANTED, Clickers, Bench Hands, V T Boot Closers; also, respeotable Boys and Girls; constant employment—Apply at once to Garrect Bros.. Wakeflold-atrcot. ANTED, by a Married Lady, two Furnished Rooms, whore there are no other boarders kept—Apply by letter to T.M., BTiK Olllcoi . ANTED, one or two well-educated Lads, as Apdrontloes in & newspaper ofßoo.— Apply to C K. Mitoholl, "Hauraul Tribune" olfloo, Ohlnomurl. ' WANTEu, a first-class Tailor for Tau ranga.-Apply en or before Friday, 12th Inst., to Arch. Clark s, Bqnsi W~~ ANTED to Sell, firstcliiss new box Mangle, cheap, tor casb.—Apply this office. WANTED— A first-class Mine Manager for the New Union Beaoh Mine.-a p plications to bo addressed to tho Directors, care of J. F. Clark, Manager, Insurance Buildings, on or before noon of tho sixteenth May. Also, a thoroughly oompotont Engineer. Application to be made same time and place as above. WANTED, a good General Servant; references required. Apply to Mrs T. Steadman, Victoria Avenno, or to 187, Qucon- Btreot . ANTED, on alarm at Waitoa, Man and Wlfo without enoumbranoe ; ono child of a boy or 10 or 12 year) not objected to. Wages £75 a year in the house.—Apply to Clark and Uane, Queen-street, Auckland, "ANTED, a Commercial Traveller for a Wholesale Grooory and Tea Establishment; none but men ot experience nood apply. — Addrw, enclosing testimonials, Box No. 180. Post-offlcoi WANTED, a Situation as House keeper In a rospeotablo family; town or country, no object.—Apply at Mrs Cambe, Lower Nolion-street, AnoVland. WANTED, tho Customers of Munro. & Milllgan who have been enquiring for autumn goods, to know that they are now pre pared with a large stock of tho best olass goods In all departments. ANTED to Rent, in good locality, a small furnished housn. of 5 or 6 room;. —AildrcßS, Btatlng terms, to Z , Utah Office. WANTED to Rent^ a House ot 12 or 14 rooms, in the vicinity of Lower By monds-street or Albert Park.-Aqdress XYZ, Btau Office. WANTED to Let, two Unfurnished Rooms, with -replace, In Lower Hob son-atreet.— Apply Btab Office. ANTiSD, 200 Tons Firewood.— Apply Now Zealand Timber Company. ANTED Known-That J. Cosgrave and Co. are Belling Strong Heavy Tweed Trousers for 8a lid. WANTED KNOWN-That J. Cos grave & Co. are Selling Men's Geelong Tweed Trouners and Vesta for 17s 6d. ANTED the Ladies of Poneonby to know that they oan get Crewolß. Silks. Wools, Brlgge' Transfers, and a variety of Fancy Goods, at A. Hi K<i wards's, Draper,noar the Three Lamps. Ponsonby. Your patronage respootfully sollolted. \\l ANTED KNOWN.—That Professor V* Guscott has receivod a large stock of British and Amorloan horbs, and he is prepared to snpply the publio with the same at Id per oz. As ho is (be only practical herbalist in he polony his Btook will bear Inspection. WANTED Known—That J. Cosgravo and Co. have the Largest and Beßt Stock of Men's and Boys' Ciotnlng to choose from In Anokland. WANTED, Lsdies to call and Bee the Best Value over offered in Auokland In ladles' and Children's Stooklngs—Brlllng at about half the usual price—at Holloway's, 217, Qncen-street (next to He win's). WANTED Known—That J. Cosgrave and Co. are Boiling Men's Serge Suits tor 27s Od. WANTED, t\e Ladies of Auckland to know that they can get their Dresses made Stylishly, Qulokly, Koonoraloally, and Cheaply at J. Keeping's Drapery House, Upper Queen-street. Millinery done on the premises. Ladles' own Materials made up. WANTED KNOWN—"The Battle of Life," prloo Is, by a working man, spoken of in Buoh a lengthy and favourable manner in Friday nights Evkhinq Stab, is on sale, with the other new Books, at Damplor'u Large New Bhop, Hobson-atreet. ANTED KNOWN—The Bar gains in New Furniture, inoludtng Damask and Leather Spring Couches, Cane Chain, &c. &c at Dampler's Large New Bhop, Hobaon-street. Particulars soon. WANTED to Rent, a House of 12 or 14 rooms, in tho vicinity of Lowr oymondg street or Albert-street. - Address XYZ, Stab offloe. WANTED to Sell, a good quiet Cow, at calving and a good milker.—Apply at Edgar's Dye works, Richmond, Cox's Creek. \\f AJNTKD KxiOWN, that E. Mltchel- VV son & Co., No. 18. Queen-street Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal, feo.. fee., at lowest market rates. WAN TED, by a respectable middle ag-jd person, a Situation as House keeper to an Blderly Married Couple; salary being secondary to light dntles. with an ap proxlmation to home comforts. WANTED to Purchase, a Four-wheeled Waggon, suitable for two light horses; must be strong and cheap.—Apply BPD, Star Offloe. WANTED KNOWN — That North Shore Pharmacy is now open.—Gard ncr, M.P.8., Kng., Chemist, &o. WANTED KNOWN-That J. Cos. grave and Co. are selling Tweed Mac kintonh Coats for 30s, warranted. WANTEL to Sell, Mixed Paints m gallon this; Kauri OIL 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint, B/8 per gallon.—Atkinson ft Co., freeman's Bay; Wholesale Agents, Messrs Bl' Porter fc Co. WANTED KNOWN that the Victorian Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise ment appears on 4th page. 6th column. ANTED KNOWN—UHKAP TIM' her I Cheap Timber I And all othoi kinds of Building Materials, can bo.purohasec oheaper and better thsn anywhere else at th( Yards of D. Goldie, Albert-street. There beinp no manufactory for Joiners' Timber on the pro misen, the customer has an additional oppor tunity of getting superior timber, wheel rights' Mater lalß always In Btock. \\J ANTED KNOWN.—In oonsequenM TT of the increase ot business at my large new shop, Hobaonntrept, partionlars ot ti.o Now Books, and Piano Muslo, eta, are unavoidabl] postponed for a few days longer.—W. H. Dam pier. Be in time all the same. WANTED KNOWN, that "Com ferine," the new atmospherio purifier is a very pleasant, as well as thoroughly rellabli Disinfectant, and should be used in every housi in any neighbourhood where scarlet teve: exists. Price Is 3d per tin at Gardner's Bnglisl Pharmacy, 184 Qneen-atreot. Anokland. WANTED KNOWN—The Auoklam Timber Company .Limited (lato G Holdshlp & Co.), are selling every desorlptloi ot Timber: also. Sashes, Doors, Mouldings Turnery, Fretwork, &0., at Speolally Lot Prices.—Caßtom-honse-stroet West. ANTED KNOWN-That J. H Dalton has Opened a Special Branch c the Tailoring Business in ViotQria-street East for the purpose of making L»«h»' Garment) snch as Ulsters, Habits. Jaokets, eta, made I the moat approved styles, by flrst-olane wort men.



Wan ceo, [l Y\r ANTED. Chief Officer for the barqui rs Espcculador.—Apply to Captain Irving \A7 ANTED, a General Servant, when ~ n »t another is kept. - Apply Miss Sharland " Upper Prlnces-atreet. \\T ANTED, two improvers to the dress \y makiDg; alßo, apprentices.—For ad " dress apply Stab Ofßoe. WANTED to Let on Hire, severa Square and Grand Pianos, at a lov " price, the latter suitable for a hall or ooncer - room, or would be sold oheay. -Webb's Plam a ani Harmonium Saloon, Wellesley-street. li \»TANTED, a situation as Cook by ai VV oxperionced and rcspeotable man; gooc 0 references. Also, wanted a good Laundress fo> r Hotel in country immediately. — E. Henry*! Registry. Shortland-street. - VXTANTED KNOWN—Tnat E. Portei and Co. will Open Early Next Month their New Z Warehouse at Newmarket, with a Large Assort - ment ot Furnishing and General Ironmongery, ■ All Goods at Town Prioes. 1 IitrAMTED Known, that you can Dress r VV well for a Small Weekly Payment by going to Mnnro and MlUlKtua. See advertise " ment on front pagg; _____ » "• - - AJSTEU KMJWH, that William ; VV Webt, Osne and Beat Chair Manutao i tnrer wishes to Inform the public that ho oan now supply them both at his rasldenco, Wynd -3 ham4treet, and at the City Market with all kinds of Household Furniture at the lowest , possible prices. Also, every description of Furniture Repaired ana Sold on Commission.— Note the Address—Wyndhftm-street and City ) Market. j »» t ANTED KNOWN —F. Shaiier, W Tailor, Kdan Terrace, next Kden Hall, has oommanced business in the ' above lino, and trusts by strict attention " to all orders to merit a fair share of 1 patronage from ths Bun oundlng 6 lstrlot. where a tailor is maoh neeoed, Repairs neatly oxo , oated. nentu' own materials made up. i \»/ANTiCi» KNuVVN-1 have given up VV my Shop in the City Market. Toys, ' Fancy Goods. &0., ftc, removed to my Large ' New Shop. Hobeon-Btreet. where I shall sell them off In aJow days.—W. H. uampler. r VTTAN'X'KD KNOvfN—A (Splendid Line • VV of Beautiful Oleographs, lately arrived; also Children's Toy Bookß,tromld eaoh; Claoka, Photographs, Stationery, and General Fancy Goodsf two Lovely Wax Dolls, Ufe-Blze and 1 llfo-llke, just reoolved per Oxford, are oroating oulte a furore among tbe fair Bex, young and i old. The finest display of 6d and Is Goods ever , mo* .*ln tho colony. OntheCdoounterthereare over 2000 artloles, and on the la oounter, wh'oh Is 60 foot In length, there are between i.OOO and i 2,000 dißtlnct artioles. New consignments of ; Goods have just arrived by Oxford, and others are on their way from Knrope per Halclone and ■ Lalra. — A New Department, viz., that of ' 11UOK3 has just been added to the Aroado; - Mr Goodson having joined the business of Bookseller to his other business. Inspection cordially Invited. WINTER HOSIERY.— A Full Stock of Women's imd Children's, at Cash , Prices.—TESTKK. Draper, Karangahapo Koad, i A N Intelligent, well-educated Lad _3L would bo received as an apprentice to . the Pharmacy, Queen-street. PARTNER WANTED, withabout£3oo, in an established Auctioneering, Land, and General Commission Business in one of the most prosperous districts in the North Island. Other branches of trade and attendee will be ' added if a suitable Partner is found.—For fur ther particulars oonsult Davles and Tronohard, , National Insurance Buildings, Auokland. Public Notices. TN consequence of the Inclemency of the weather and tho heavy sea rolling in the Hau raki Gulf, tho s.s. GOROMA.NDEL wIU not leave Auokland for Coromandel until FRIDAY ••'___ next, at 12 noon, . H2_iSE2] "AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. Tho Ceremony ot LAYING THE FOUNDA TION STONB of the NKW BUILDING for tho Auckland Savings Bank will take plaoe on TIIUKaDAV (10-morrow) AFTKRNOON, at 3 o'clock. The Publio are respectfully invited to bo present, R. CAMERON. Manager. T AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICKS Notloe lßJhereby given that the several parcols of i .and hereinafter described wilt bo brought under the provisions of "The Land Transfer Aot, )£70," unless caveat in tho meantime be lodged foiblddlng the same in eaoh case on or before the 6th day of Juno next, SAMUEL PRINOK-Part ot Suburban Allot ment B, of Seotlon 10, Suburbs ot Auckland; In applicant's occupation 1887 GKORGK THOMAS CODLIN-Lots 16,17,18, 10. 21,25, 26, and 27, of tho Resubdlvislon into Lots of Allotments 101 ana 102, and other Allot ments of Subdivision of Bootlon 72. Small Lots; Village of Onehunga. Unoccupied... 1888 Diagrams may be inspected at this efflce. Dated this 37th day of April, 1882, at the Lands Registry Office, Auokland. THEO, KIBSUNG, District Land Registrar. O U R V E V NOT ICE. The undersigned begs to Inform his Friends and the General Publio that he has OPBNKD an OFFIUS in OANaDa BUILDINGS (late City Council Chambers), Queen-street, Auck land, with a view of facilitating the transac tion and completion of his increasing profes sional Duslness. WILLIAM TOLK, Licensed Land Transfer and Nativo Lands Sur veyor, Mining Engineer, and Land Agent ERSECUTION OF JEWS IN RUSSIA. His Worship the Mayor will be glad to receive Subscriptions in Aid of the Fund now being riilood at the Mansion Houbo, London, towards ameliorating tho condition of tho Persecuted Jews in Russia by emigration cr otherwise. Mayor's OfUoo, May 9th, 1882. IMPOUNDED in the Mount Eden Pound, on May Bth. 1882, by tho ranger, one Leu-bo Bay Horse, with thrro white feet, white mark down tho face i one Large Light-bar Horse, with one white hind foot, white msrk down the face, brand invisible on tho left shoulder, white spotted back; one Light grey Saddle Mare. If not claimed within U days from this d&to (May 10), will bo sold to defray expenses.'—A, Crockett, Poundkeeper, Mount -den. "P^TSSOLUTION 0." fARTNERSHIP. Notioo is hereby given that the Partnership hitherto subsisting at Awltu, betwotn the undersigned, as Storekeepers and Hotelkeepers, under tha style of "Thloi and Chrlstman," has tlile day been Dissolved by mutual consent. The Bualness will. In future, bo oarrled on by P. F. Thibl, who will reoelve and pay all Debts due respectively to and by the late Firm. Dated at Awltu, 21th April, 1882. .„.„., (JACOB CHRIBTMANN. (Signed) | PHILLIP WEIaHEIMER. Witness: Kdtvd. p. Lodge, Clerk, Awltu. pi HEAP Millinery Trimmed Hats, from \J Ss: Bonnets, from 10s 0d; Velvet Hats, from Ss 8d; Flowers »nd Feathers.—Mrs Whiteheud, Milliner, Karangahapo Road, Newton, ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. We, Thomaii Marsh Davies and Gay Tren ohard. have this day Dissolved Partnership by Mutual Consent-Dated Ist May, 1882. THOMAS MARbH DA VIES, ; GUY TRSNOSARD. Witness—W. Jones, Tobacconist, AnokUnd, WITH regard to the above, I hereby declare that I have this day sold ray interest in he late firm Of "navies and Trershard to lenry Willtamn Baker, of Parnell, Commission Agont.-Dbted Ist May, 1882. . , GUY TRBNOHARD. ' Witness—Wi Jonis, Tobaooonist, Auokland. PUBLIO ISOTICE.—The undersigned, on completion of his first year, returns ! heartfelt thanks to his many Friends and tbe i Publio for tho liberal patronage conferred dur ng that period. It is respeotfully announced that business will be oontinued on the same Liberal Principles, confident of the resnlt. In spection invited to Seasonable Drapery and the Choicest Millinery.—CHAßLEa ALLEN, General Draper, Vlotoria-street West. 'oacific hotel. 1 JOHN GILLANDER ..PROPRIETOR, ' Begs to announce to his friends and the general ■ public, that he has completed t'e extensive alteration on his premises. Among the many improvements, he has Introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, ' Under the Superintendence of a well known Caterer. ■ The "Cuisine" will be the best the Season | can supply. t Meals at all hours. Best Brands of Wines and Spirits. Hanoock's Sparkling Ale always on Draught. Reasonable Charges. KxoellentFare. Clvllltj 3 and Attention. Good Stabling, j—— ' " ' XnLANNELS, Blani:ets, Winter Dresses, T F Shirtings, &0., at Lower Prioes than ever, ' —TESTS B, Karansrahape Road. " /"\DONTaLGICON, the New Remedj '■ VJ for Toothache — instantaneously stopi o toothaohe; price Is.—C. W. Goodson, sole agent 0 for Auokland. r , 1 ___•! t\ T0 *W,OOU LENT on Buildin; • 3&IU Society principles, or on other*'- -mi I to suit borrowers. Allotments bought am i. Houses built on weekly payment system a Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See Listo i, Properties for sale on th page. Six per cent v allowed on money deposited for Inveatment.- C Williamson, Land. Kstate and Flnanoln r Asent Vulcan Lane. it mOOTHACHE I TOOTJaACHE" t. JL TOOTHAOHB t •' immediate Relief by using f. EDSON'S MAGIC ESSENCE, In la Bottles.



To Liet 'iiO LET, St. Marys Parsonage.—Foi a particulars, apply to I/I. J. Clayton, oi Barton Ireland. , r£\O LET, a seven-roomed House, with H detaohed wash-house and copper, and every other convenience, in Regent-street. Grafton. A low rent to a good tenant,—Apply, Mr JDlokson, Regent-stoeet. OJBE LET, in that well-populated and rising district, Upper Symonds-Btreet, ' shops at Kyber Pass Corner; No. 2. double shop, suitable for millinery and drapery or grocery business; No, 1, for a bootmaker, posi tion unequalled. Rent easy. Gas laid on.— Apply H. Ashton and Son» N.Z. Insurance Buildings. rf\O LET, a 7-roomed House, with « wash-house and every other eonvenlenoo, in Regent-street, Grafton,—Apply to F. G. Kwlngton, estate agent, Queen-street, or to Mr Dlokson, Kegent-street. rino LET, in brace-street, Ponsonby, a i- six-roomed House; water laid on—Apply next cottage above. 'IPIO LET, at Onebunga, a House of nine X (rooms; thoroughly well finished, with ooaoh-houße* stable, &c; situate on Norman's Hill, good viaw, healthy situation; entry at once.—Apply to Wm. Stevenson, Onehunga. rpO LET, a very nice Front Bed-room, i with board; vary suitable for two gentle men (oompanlonBl: 18a a-week: washing in cluded.—Apply to Gunatoc, Fruiterer, Karanga hape KoaJ. TO LET, a New Five-roomed House, Upper Queen Btroot.—Apply T. W. Heath's ijtore, next door; t O LET, a very comfortable Villa Kesi- J dence, 7 rooms (exolusive of pantry), dairy, stable, buggy-house, garden, &0., &c; situa tion— Milf ord-street, Ponsonby; water view. Rent, on' r£l per week.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. C .eon-street. TO LET—Those New Brick Shops and Dwellings, reoently erected at the Corner ot Pitt and Vinoept-streets, by Mr W, J, Offer, and now ready for occupation.—Apply to F. L. 'rims, Estate Agent, 28, N.Z, Insuranoe Bnild ingn. . TO LET, in East-street, a Six-roomed House, rent 13s; and in Grafton Road, a rive-roomed House, rent 13s.—S. Y. Collins, High-street. rrui LET, U&cc corner of High-street and 1 Vulcan Lane—Apply to R. Home, above L. W. Katon's. Quecn-ntreet. mo LUST, Offices in yueen-Btrcet. Up- X Btalra and Down-stairs.—Apply Mutual Lite Association of Australasia, No. 81, Queen street; ' |j W LET, a Family Residence containing S 10 rooms, with suitable outbuildings, on the New North Koad; possession given imme-, dlately.—Apply to F. L. Prime, Kstate Agent, 28, N.Z. Insuranoe Buildings. rilO LET.—House and Two acres Vol- JL oanio Land, situate on main road, about a mile post Mount Albert, bounded by a splendid orook, and the Whan 'Bus passeß the door, and within a few minutes walk of railway station; for a term of six or twelve months; rent moder ate.— D. V. Kvane. KBtate^A^mi^QueenjflWeot^ <DIO LET or FOX SALE, that Comfort -1 able Family Residence (Mr Lelghton'e) situated en tbe Ponsonby Koad, near top Franslln Road. The House contains nine rooms, fitted with almost every convenience— gas and water laid on, bath-room, pantry, cup loards, &o, &c, wash-house with copper, &o. 'Buses pass the door every quarter ot an hoar. Grand position, magnifloent view ot olty and harbour —D. B*. Kvana, Agent, Qneen-flfa-eet. FIKBT-CLA.BS BAKERY to Let in the most thriving Walkato Township-Full particulars, apply to Daviss and Trenohard, National Iniuranoe Buildings, Auokland. For Sale. RESIDENCE FOR SALE. W> • For Halo, that Comfortable Residence, situate near top ot Groy-street (lately occupied by Mr Robert Home), containing 10 good rooms, fitted with every convenience. The bouse and grounds have recently been put in thorough order. Toruib easy, SAMUEL COCHHANE & SON, Auctioneers. A BOAT FOR SALE, 15 feet long, I\. with sails; prloe«2.-Apply at MoMlllan's Blacksmith Shop, Vnloan Lane. |H U Xi HALE. Freehold Cottage and Allotment, in Eden Crescent; four rooms and Kltohen; water laid on.-Prlce A280.-Apply to Arthur H. Nathan, 33, Lower Queen-street. OR IMMEDIATE SALE, a Really Good and Remunerative Grocery and General Provision Business, dolnsr a good cash trade, together with Two Large Shops, having frontage to Owen and CoUlns-strßets, Grahanu town; also, Outhouses and I Cottages, each ot which are lot to good tenants. The said pro perty and business are returning a good yearly income, and capable ot being extended to even Rreator advantage by any energetic porson; acd, as it must be sold, a very Low Figure will be taken,— Apply to John Soppett, No. 8, Queen- Btreot ;or, James Clark, Qrahamstown. 111 O R S A L E, ( "- MAR AMARU A, PAHI, KAIPARA, An Improved Farm ot 400 acres, nearly all plonghablo land. The Farm is for absolute sale, owing to bnsinoss matters oalling the owner away from the district. It Is one of the best selections on the well-known eitaie of Captain Colbook. The improvements consist of a new six roomed House, papored and painted, osmpleto ►ounilary fence; seventy acres ot good grass, subdivision for garden and orohard, two good pigsties, good shanty, 10 x 12 feet, fowl-house, and ollloeß. A ne7er-faillng creek runs through the property, which Is accessible by land and water. Stock can be taken- -at a valuation if desired. F« further paruoujarwnpjjto^^ hiiLi Or, 29. N.Z. insuranoe Buildings. B. TONKS & CO.. Queen-street. EVKKY COLONIST should be a Landed Prophiktor. Let there be NO BKKFS. Two Fine Little Farms, of 7a. 2r. 23p. and 4a. lr. 27p. respectively, near Mount Albert and the Whau. FOR BALE, at about £15 per aore. The land is near Captain James's pro perty, and within 20 minutes walk of Railway Station, and a few minutes from main road, whloh is continuously traversed by 'buses; it is admirably adapted for fruit growing, and If well planted now, in 5 or 6 yearn" time,would of itself, be a good living to a thrifty man, Kither or both may be purobased by paying asm ill deposit, and balance by weekly or other pay ments, a low rate of Interest only being charged. The adjoining ground is all taken up; Improve ments are being made, and the value rising rapidly. Kurly application is necessary.—Apply Star Office. (CALICOS. -Bplendid Family Calico, 36 J loohes wide, at 6s dozen; always gives satisfaction. Send for Patterns.—TESTEß. Draper. Karangahape Road. MILCH CuW for Sale, carrying second calf—time np on May 12. Good butter oow: good in every respeot. Perfeotly quiet. Price, £1210s.—John M. Wayland. Onehunga. F. J. MOSS]. [W. F. O'STOMVAN] FJ. MOSS & CO., • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, Shohtland-btrket. WE HAVE FOR SALE a large nnmber ot PROPERTIES In TOWN and COUNTRY, of whloh full particulars may be obtained on application. MONEY TO LEND on Loesohold or Free hold Security at Current Rates of Interest, WE ALSO INDENT for Implements, Ma ohlnery, er Goods pt any description, through our Agents—Messrs H. 8. King & Co., of CornhUl, London—whose large connection and long experience enable us to offer the best terms to those who may favour us with business.—F. J. MOSS & Co., Land and Kstate Agents. Bhortland-Btreet. ' T>EST NEWCASTLE COAL, A CARGO OF HOUSEHOLD AND BLACKSMITHS Per Wbntwobtji, now dlsoharglngi Also. TAUPIRI, BAY, KAMO COALS AND FIREWOOD. Delivered in Town or Country. W. AND G. WINSTON E, OUBTOM-HOUat-STBBKT. For continuation, see First Page). Board and Residence. TrtIRST-CLASS Accommodation for a 1 V Gentleman.—Mrs Fuller, Croydon Villa, ■ Vlncont-street, . CTOVKRNUK BROWNE HOTKL, X HOBBON-STRBET. boabd Aim lodging .. _..20s per Week BitJOLB Room,-..., ■._----.. 2ie. DPERIQR Board and Residence (bath, piano, large grounds), not to be equalled. 1 In central position in Anokland, for families, adios, or gentlemen. Address, Stab Office. TWO Young Gentlemen Friends can have exoellent Board and Residence within 15 minutes walk ot Queen-street; terms 1 moderate.—For address apply this offlioe. 1 t Lost and Found. _»1 i\ KEWARD. — Whereas some abl V/ person removed the Windlass r from my wefi. throwing It down and leaving tho well unoovered, In consequence of whloh my son nearly lost his life, and whereas Bnndrj threats of personal injury have been made t* , me, I will pay the above reward for sufficient proof that the above act was malloiously done. -William Bray. Onehunga, - -f /-vs RttWAK-1. —Lost, on Saturday t llf last, a Br»wn Oow, with white marks, 9 (nearly calving.)-Intormatlon to Mr A. Buok t land. I * Tenders. t nPENDEBS FOR CLEARING GOKSE L J_ MOUNT VICTORIA, I Tenders will bo received nntll 8 p.m., 01 WEDNESDAY, the 17th inst,, for Clearlni - Gorse, Mount Victoria. I Farther particulars may be obtained upot application. BDWARD w> BUKOB3B< Hon. Beo. Mount Viotorla Domain Board . "feevonport, April 10 th, 1883.



-licensing Notices. 1 T ICENSING DISTRICT OF ONE , JJ HUNGA. In accordance with "The Licensing Ant, I 1881," I hereby publloly notify that the following , la a list of the number o' Votes recorded this ; day for the proposals heroundor specified ac ! regards the above Licensing; District l • That the number of Publicans' Ltcousos mar be inorossnd—ls. i That the number of Publicans' Licenses may not be increased— 27. That ths number of New Zealand Wine 1 Licenses may be increased—23. That the number of New Zealand Wine Licenses may not be Increased—22. That the number of Accommodation Li censes may be inoreased—ls. That the number of Accommodation Li ! censes may not be increased- 2 i. I therefore declare the determination of the Ratepayers with reßpect to the above to be as follows:— That Publicans' Licenses In the Distriot may not be increased. That New Zealand Wine Licenses In the Distriot may be inoreased. That Aooommodation Licenses In the Dis trict may not be inoreased. Olven under my hand, this Bth day o£ May. T. G. BLAKEY, Chairman of the Lloanslng Committee, Onehnnga Dlgtrlat. "VTOTIOE OF APPLICATION FOR AN XI ACCOMMODATION LIOKNSK. I, HKNRY W. BTEBBING. of the OraUa Hotel, Henderson, do hereby Rive notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be held at Hepburn's Store, Wat parelra, on tho second day of June. 1882, apply for a certificate authorising the issue of an Accommodation License for premises situate at Henderson. Dated the Ist day of May, 1882. H. W. STUBBING. TVTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A 1.1 PUBLICAN'S LICItNSE. I. HENRY WILLIAM STUBBING. Oratia Hotel, ol Henderson, do hereby Rive notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holdenat Hepburn's store, Wai-. parelra. on the second day of Jane, 1882, apDly For a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publican's License for a house Bltoato at Hen derson, containing seven rooms, exclusive of those required for the uso of the family. Dated the Ist day of May, 18*2. H. W. BTMBBINQ. \TOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB A ±1 PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. I, MATi'HKW UULLEN, Pnblican, of Ono hnDga, in the Provincial Distriot of Auckland, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, st the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at the Court-house, Onehunga, on the seventh day of June, 1882. apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publican's Lioenso for a bouse, situated at Onebunga aforesaid, and known as the Victoria Hotel, containing nix rooms, exolusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated 9th May, 1882. MATTHEW CULLKN. VTOTIOE OF APPLICATION FOR A XI PUBLICAN'S LICKNBK. I, WILLIAM WESTON, of Onehunga. in the Provincial Distriot of Auckland, Publican, being the holder of a srahlioan's license in roa peot ot the house and premises situate at One hunga aforesaid, and known as the Royal Hotel, do hereby give notloe that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at Onehnnga on the 7th day of June, 1883, apply for a certificate authorising the Issue ot a publioan's Uoense for the said house and premises, oontalnlng.il rooms, ex clusive of those required for the use ot the family. Dated this 10th day of May, 1882. WILLIAM WESTON'. TVTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A J3I PUBLICAN'S UOENSE. I, EDWARD HENRY VAZKY, of the Duke of Edinburgh Hotel, Panmure, do hereby give notice that 1 desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at the Pan mnre Publio School on tho 7th day of June, 1882, apply for a certificate authorising the issue of » publican's license for a house situate at Pan mure, containing seven rooms, exclusive ot those required for the nse of *he family. Dated the 27th day ot April. 1882. EDWARD HENRY VAZBY. \TOTICB OF APPLICATION FOR A XI PUBLICAN'S LICENSE, I, OWEN KELLY, of One-Tree Hill, in the Provincial Dlßtslot of Auokland, Pnblican, do hereby give notloe that I deslro to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at the Kpsom Hall on the 6th day of Jnne, 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising .ho issue of a Publican's License- for a house known as the Royal Oak Hotel, at junction ot Onehunga, containing eight rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. ' Dated the eighth day of May. 1882. OWEN KELLY. N OTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A XI PUBLIOAN'S LICENSE. I, THOMAS KELLY, of the Junction Hotel, Wade, do hereby (rive notloe that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, a be iinlden at the Wade on the 3rd day of June, 1882, apply for a oertifloate authorising the Issue of a publican's license for a house situate at the Wade, containing ten room a, exoluslre of those required for the use ot the amily. Dated the 29th day ot April, 1882. THOMAS KELLY. TVTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A XI PUBLIOAN'S LICENSE. I, THOMAS JOHNSON, Publloan.of Parnel!, n the Provincial District of Auckland, do hereby give! notloe that I desire to obtain, and wiLL at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at the Borough Council Offloe, Pariiell, on the 9th day of Jane, 1882, apply for a Oertifloate authorising the issue of a Publican's License for a house, situate in Manukau Road, in the Borough of Parnell, and known as "The Old Windsor Castle Hotel,"containing eleven roome, exolnslve of those required for the nse of the family. Dated this 10th day of May, 1882. THOMAS JOHNSON. ATOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR XI AN ACCOMMODATION LICENSE. I, ALEXANDER, AGNEW, of the Lnoas Crenk Hotel, do hereby, give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meet Ing. to be holden at the Wade* on the 3rd day ot June, 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of an Aooommodation Lioense for premises situate at Lucas Creek. Dated the 9th day of Kay, 1882. ALEXANDER AGNEW. ttj UTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A ±\ PUBLICAN'S LICENCE. I, WILLIAM FRANOI3 MADIGAN, 3f Cambridge West, in the Provlnolal Dlstrlot ot Anokland, do hereby give notloe that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meet ing to be holden at Cambridge West Sohool house, on the tblrd day ot Jnne, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publioan's License for a house situate at Cambridge West, containing ten rooms, exoloslve ot those re quired for the nse of the family. Dated the 3rd day of May, 1882. WILLIAM FRANCIS MADIGAN. ■\TOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A XI PUBLIOAN'S LICENSE. I, ANDREW FERNANDEZ. Brltomart Hotel, of Anokland, ho hereby give notloe that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licens ing Meeting, to be holdea at Anokland, on the seventh day of June, 1882, apply fora Certtfloate authorising the Issue of aPublloan'a License, for a horse situate at Customhouse-street, contain ing nine rooms, exclusive ot those required tor the use of the tom^} DßH:w FKBNANDKZi Dated the Ist day ot May, 1882. •VTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A i3l PUBLICAN'S LIOENSE. I, JAMES MARTIN, of the Wade Hotel, do hereby give notloe that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next "licensing Meeting, to be holden at the Wade, on the third day of June, 1882, apply tor a Cer tificate authorising the issue of a Pnblloan's Lioense for a house situate at the Wade, con taining rooms, exolnslve of those squired tor the use of the family. Dated the 29th day of April, 1882. JAMES MARTIN. ATOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR A XI PUBLICAN'S LIOENBE. L MARY COYLE, Scotia Hotel, ot Auoklaud, do hereby give notice that I deßire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at Auokland, on the Sixth day of June, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publi can's Lioense tor a house situate at Hobnon street, containing seven rooms, exclusive of those required for tbe use of the family, Dated the Ist day of May, 1882. | MARY COYLK. i X GEOKGE HENRY WHITE, of Grey. ' J., street, Auokland, in the province and. > dlstrlot of Auokland, do hereby give notloe that ' I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Lloen • sing Meeting, to be holden at Ponsontiy Hall, Ponsonby, on the 10th day of June, 1882, apply . for a certificate authorising the Issue of a pub lioan's lioense for a house situate at Alms • Block, England-street and Sptlng-street, Pon> ' sonby aforesaid, and will be known by the name and sign of the Alma Hotel, containing! 10 : rooms, exolnslve of those required for the use of the family. Dated the nth day of May, 1883. . \TOTICE.OF APPLICATION FOR A -Ll PUBLIOAN'S LIOENSE.-L ROBERI ' D AKIN, of the Whan) in the Provlnolal Dlatrloi of Anokland, Publican, do hereby Rive notia that I desire to obtain, and will at the next " Licensing Meeting, to be holden at the What X Public School on the 6th day of Jane, 1882 _ apply tor a Oertifloate authorising the issue of c a . Pnblloan's License for a house situated at the i Whan aforoaald, and known as the What , Hotel, containing ten rooms, exolusive of those



Licensing Notices. 1 "\TOTICB OF APPLICATION FOR J.l TRANSFER OF HGKNSB. I, JOHN GALLAQHBR, of Auckland, being the holder of a Publican's License) in respect of the house and premises situate at Chapel Btr< et, known as ib» Bricklayers' Arms, do hereby give notloe that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Lloenslng Meeting, to be holdea at Auckland North, on tho sth day of June, 1882, apply for a Transfer of the said License from myself to HKN hY PARbLOW, my appointeei Dated the 10th day of May, 1882. JOHN G ALLA&HER. ARATAUNGA LICENSING DIS TRICT, Notloe of Application for a Publican's Licensor I, KKNKTC FREDERICK LUES, Of COKl m&ndel, do hereby give notice that I desire bo obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Coromandel, on the third day of June, apply for a Certificate authorising the renewal of a Publloan's Lioense for a house sitnate at Coromandel, the Blsmark Inn, con taining six rooms, exclusive of those required, for the übo ot the family. Dated the Bth day of May. 1882. RENKH FREDERICK LUK3. HARATAUNGA LICENSING DIS TRICT. Notioe of Application for a Publican's LtdonßD. I, JOHN UNOLKS, of Coroma«del, ds Hereby give notloe that I deelre to obtain, and will, at the next Lioenglng Meeting, to be holdon at Coroionndel, on the Third day of June, 1882. apply for a Certificate authorising the renewal of a Publican's Lioense for a house, situate at TikMWttUu Hotel), containing ton rooms, ex clußlve of those required tor the two of the family) Dated the Bth day of May, 1882. ! JOHN UNCLES. HARATAUNGA LICENSING DISTRICT. Notloe ot Application for a Publican's Lioensa. I, WILLIAM THORLTCY, Ot Tiki, GOTO mandel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Lloensing Meeting to be holden at Coromande), on the third day of June, 1882. apply tor a Certificate authorising the issue of a Pablloan's Xioecse for a house situate at Tiki, containing U rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated the 8«h day ot Mayi 18K ; thorley> HARATAUNGA LICENSING DIS> TRICT. Notioe of Application for a Publican's License. I. JOHN BUCKLAND, Of Coromandel, do hereby givo notice that I dertre to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holdwn at Coromandel. on the thira day ot May, 1882. apply for a certificate authorising the i»ne ot ft Publican's License for a house situate at TlkL Coromandel. containing 6 rooms, exclusive 01 those required for the use of the family. * Dated the Bth day of May, 1882. JOHN BUCKLAND. HAKATAUNGA LICENSING DIS TRIOT. ' . ' Notioe of Application for a Publican's Lioense, I, JOHN BARRETT, of Coromandel, do hereby Rive notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to b« holden at Coromandel. on the third day of June. 188J apply for a Certlfloate authoring the Renewal of a Publloan's Ltoenso for a house situate at CororaanieL the Bxohange. containing 6 rooms, exolnsive of those required for the use of the amily. Dated the Bth day of May, 1882. JOHN BARRETT. HARATAUNGA LICENSINU DIS TRICT. Notice of Application for a Publican's Lioense. I, JOSEPH PARKE^. of Coromandel, do hereby give notice that I flesire to obtain, and will at the next Lioeniiing Meeting to be holden at Coromandel on the third day of Jnne, 1683, apply for a Certlfloate authorising the renewal of a Publican's License for a house situate at Coromanoel. Diggers', Rest Hotel, containing: 7 rooms, cxciußi ye of those repaired for the use ot Dated the Bth day of May. 1882, JOSEPH PABKES. AKATAUNGA LICENSING DIS TRICT. Notloe of Application for a Publloan'a Lioonso. I. THOMAS DOtfLE, of Coromandel, do hereby give notioe that I cesiie to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Coromandel on the third day of June, 1882. apply for a Certificate authorising the Renewal of a Publican's Lioenae for a home situate at Coromandel (BaUarat Hotel) containing 8 rooms, exolusive of those required for the use of the amily. Dated the Bth day of May, 1882. THOMAS DOYLB. HARATAUNGA LICENSING DIS TRICT. Notioe ot Application for a Publican's License. I, MICHAEL KBLLY. of Tiki, Coromandel, do hereby give notioa that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at Coromandel, on the third day of June, 1882, apnly tor a Certificate authorising the renewal of a Publtoan's License, for a bouse situate at Tit1., Junction Hotel, containing 9 rooms, exolosi ye ot those required for the use of the family. Dated the Bth day of May, 1882. MIOHAKL KELLY. HARATAUNGA LICENSING DIS TRICT. Notloe ot Aplicatlon for a Publloan's License. I, WILLIAM THORLEY.of Coromandel,do herebr give notice that I doßlre to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Coromandel on the third day of Jane, 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publican's License for a house situate at Matawal (Tiki), Coromandel. containing 11 rooms, exclusive ot those required for the use of the family. Datedthe ßt hdayotMay.im Tfloßiißyi HARATAUNGA LICENSING DIS TRIOT. Notloe of application for a Publican's License, I, PATRICK O'BRIEN, of UoromandeL do hereby give notloe that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Lloensing Meeting, to be holden at Coromandel, on the third day of Jane, 1882, apply for a certificate authorising the renewal ot a publican's license for a house situate at Coromandel, the Goloonda Hotel, containing six rooms, exclusive of those required for the übo of the family. Dated -■w«3gas kgMmnr . HARATAUNGA LICENSING DI3 ---• TBIOTi Notloe of Application for a Publloan's License. I, FRANOI3 TIBRNAN, of Coromandel, do hereby give notloe that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Lloensing Meeting, to be holden at Coromandel, on the Third Day of June, 1882, apply for a Certiflotte authorising the inane of a Publican's Lloenee for a house situate at Coromandel, containing nine rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated the Bth day of May, 1882. FRANCIB TIERNAN. ARATAUNGA LICENSING DIS TRIOT. Notloe of Application for a Publican's Lioense. I, W. A. WATERMAN, ot CotomandeL do hereby give notloe that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Lloensing Meeting to be holden at Coromandel, on the third day of June, 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising the renewal ota Publioan's Lioense for a house situate at Coromandol, the Masonio Hotel, containing twenty rooms, exolnsive ot thoeo required for the use of the family. Dated the Bth day of May, 1882. W. A. WATERMAN. HARATAUNGA LICENSING DIS TRIOT, Notice of Application for a Publican's Lioense, I, 8 WAIN GLEESON, of Coromandel, do hereby give notloe that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Coromandel on the third day of June, 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising the renewal of a Publioan's Lioonso for v house situate at Coromandel (Hallway-house Hotel), containing 4 rooms, exclusive of those required for the use ot Urn family. Dated the Bth day of May, 1882, SWAIN GLEESON. HARATAUNGA LICENSING DIS TRICT. Notice of Application for a Publican's License, I, R. J. GLOVER, of Coromanael, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at Coromandel. on the third day of June, 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising the renewal of a Publican's License for a house situate at Coromandel, the Royal Hotel, containing eltflit rooms, exoluslve ot those required for the nse ot the family. Dated the Bth flay of May, 1881 „_._„, HARATAUNGA LICENSING DIS TRICT. Notioe of Application tor^a Publican's license. t TiinMas shbkiian. of CoKimandel, do BroSSiaeusn thTtfird day ol! June, 1888, Oowiiandel. tho Wharf Hotel, containing 6 rooms, exclusive of those required for the use Of ttDatedtne Bth day ot Mar. 1882. THOMAS SHSSHAN.



Licensing Notices. ■~ HARATAUNGA LICENbINGf DISTRICT. . Notice of Application for a Pnbliean'a license/ I, "WILLIAM FIELoTof Coromandel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, ana ; . will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holdea at Coromandel, on the third day of June, 1882; applzfat; a Certificate authorising the renewal of a Pnbhoan's License for a houße situate at , Coromandel. known as the Karanga Arms, , ■ containing 12 rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. __ ' i Dated ihe Bth day of May, ISB2. WILLIAM FUSED. ASATAUHGA LICENSING DISTRICT. . ~ ,; Notice of Application for a Publican's License. I, WILLIAM HALLINS, of Qjfcomaudel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtato/and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Coromandol on the third day of June, 1882 apply for a Certificate authorising the Issue of Publican's License for a houso situate at Coro nmndel, known as the Royal Hotel, containing eight rooms, oxclusive of those required for the ose of the family. Dated the Bth day of May, 1882. WILIi4MHALLIN3. H ARATAUNGA LICENSING DIS TRIOT. Notice of Application for a rnblloart License. I. MICHAEL CORCORAN, Of Coromandel, . do horeby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to ba holden at Coromanael on the third day in Juno, 1882. apply for a Certificate authorising the re newal of a Public »ns L-.conse for a house situate at coromandel (the Star and darter), oontalaug 12 rooms, exclusive ot thoso required for the use ot tne family. . M Dated the Bth day of May, 1882. MICHABL CORCORAN. HaRATAUNGA LICENSING DIS TRIOT. Notice of Application for a Pabltoan's Licence I. JOHN BOYD, of the Coromniael B8&1.' Coromandel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at tae next Uoonsing Meet- Ing; to beholden at Coromandel, on the third day of June, 188a, apply for a certificate author ising the renewal ot a Publican's License for a louse Bltnate at Coromandel (tho Coromanael Hotel), containing 27 rooms, exclusive) Of thOße - required for the nse of the family. Dated tho Bth day ot May, 18^.^ HARATAUNGA LICENSING. Mf®- TRICT. Notice of Application for a Publican's License. I, MICHAEL FUREY, of Coromandel. '-"■■: dq. hereby give notice that I desire to - obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting, to be hoiden at Coromandel on the Third day of June, 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising the Renewal of- a Publican's '! .license for a house situate at Coromandel, known as the Bridge Hotel, containing eight rooms, exclusive of thoso required for the use of the family. Dated the Btb day of May, 1882, . MICHAEL FURHI? • HARATAUNGA LICKNSIIfo DISTRICT. Notice of Application for a Publican's License, I. PATRICE BRODIB, of Coromandel, do erebj give notice that I desire to obtain, and . will, at the next Licensing Meeting to beholden t CbTomandeL on the third day of June, 1882.. pply fora (tertifloato authorising the Renew val of a Pnblloan's License for a house situate at Coromandel (Tramway Hotel), containing 10' rooms, exoluslve of those require'! for the uee of the family. , Dated the Bth day of May, 1882 , PATRICK BROMitj ARATAUNGA- LICENSING MS. ' TRICT. . i ; Notice ot Application for an Accommodation -, Lioense, I, JAMES WILSON, ot ICoroita. do hereby S've notice that I desire to obtain, v.d will, at o next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at Coromandel. on the third day ot Jure. 1832, apply for a Oertlflc&to authoring the lssu of an Accommodation JJcobbs, for ttie proiuiaes situate at Ksrelta. . ■.r,,1.l Dated the Bth day ef May, 1882. ' . JAMBS WILSON. ; tor continuation, set First Page. /» .Funeral Mottoes." ; v 48& S. * "ftTATIONAL INDE. yK^^UMODDFBiLLOWR.'.-.'LOSiS : V^^WPIONKKR LODUK, No. 93ri * ~ Auckland District. — t&r*+*4 The Members of the above TT *„ •* Lodge^are requested to ; As semble at Gandry.gtreet, Newton, on Thursday. - May 11. at 2 p.m. sharp, to follow to their last resting place tho remains ot the wife ot Brother George Holghton. Visiting Brothers cordially invited to attend. Regalia: Whits gloves Tana orape on left arm.-By order of N.e. r JSa ; J ■OL'B.-THORip; Amusements. > /"ORPHAN OOME \] M XONCERT. On THURSDAY, Ist JONJB, 1882, Commencing at 8 o'clock, "■" .' Under the Distinguished Patronage of His Lordship the Bishop of Auckland and th« Clergy of the Diocese. His Worship the Mayor of Anokland <J> MoCoah Clark. Ksa.J and the Board of Management of at. : Stephen's Oruhan Home, Parnell, Will be performed in Its entirety, the beautiful ■ { and aesoriptive OANTATA/obrnposel §T * the late Bir WlMsm Pterndale Bennett, ■■"-•■ entitled, • THE TITAY /\T7BBNI *;« hk May <4ukk»i Robin Hood Mb.H. GORDON QOOOH I' Other Prinolpal Parts by Well-known ' . .' Amateurs. ' V- ■ - • THE CHORUS ~ Will number over ONE HUNDRED VOttSilfa Boleoted from the most Kffloienl Gholraijf Anokland and the Suburbs, and will bo snpported by A FULL OROH RB T ft-A of Accomplished Instrumentalists. A selection from the most popular part ONGSGLKKS.anaBOLOSwISKtoottrer art Of.theHogramme,andtheProfltßOf the onoert will bo paid over to the TreaßUter of ORPHAN HOME, PARNEtfi *>4 Thlfl Concert Is tendered by the Members of the Choir of St. Matthew's OunS^uSStS^ their numerous friends, and will be heW at the , pHOR&L TTALL ' Choral Hall On THURSDAY, Ist June, 1381 TlcfeetS-THRKB SHILLINGS: Back B«»iM TWO SHILLINGS; shouldbTseouwd «£& rom Messrs Upton and Co. and Mr Kady, corporation Notices. " ]V ' ° T X '-*;"'°.'' '*■ ;:;^ TKAFKIO CLOSED IN SyMONDS-STBEBT. Notloa Is hereby given that the VKffinrw TRAFMCi in Sym^tee^TbSwwweuS ley-Btjeet East and the Junction of WftfceGe?& stroot IS OLOSBO during drainaKO works. P. A, PHILIPS, * ' Town Clerk's Office, May 10, WA™ Otorfcl ' . ':' • ':!' Auotions. ■■ ' V; W. 8. COOHB*NB jab, DAOSB FRIDA^MAY 12. - DRAWING-KOOM SUITE I HqUSBHOLD FUB'jsjixp.Bßl' m Hb Subseribere will aell, at their Rooms, o^oofc treet> on Fridftyi 12th f"** •"" Cheffonlere, Carpets, Matting, Rugs,, . Mats, Curtains, Vinaemre, Orookery. :: Olasnware, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, -: Mattraiaes, Uoddiofr, Cheats Drawers, Washstands, TolJetware, stow*; Tub», • Utensils, fco, . , A COKKINO MACHINE. SAMUEL COOHRANK & BOTH, % ; Auctioneers. ' v FRIDAY, MAY 18, TH E HAYMA RXE T. Orerland from NBplor, A FIRST-CLASS HUNTING MARK, stx years old, by Oilvor OromwtUftffioot .... Thr Agent and Harkaway) onTof™ " Rldflleßwoffth man. • ■ " Strong Useful Hank, with fast paoes. ALFRED BUOKLASP. (Continued on Fourth Pogt,)